Thursday,
May
19,
1927
Just
Arrived
a
new
shipment
of
SILK
KNIT
One
and
two
piece
Dresses
in
all
the
latest
shades,
Including
Chenile
Ited,
and
Black
trimmed
with
White.
Sizes
from
30
to
44.
Prices
$rj..0
and
$15.00
BENT'S
LADIES
READY-TO-WEAR
Third
Avenue
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11
PRINCE
RUPERT
MARKET
FOR
INTERIOR
PRODUCTS
EMPHASIZED
IN
REPORT
(continued
from
page
one)
has
grown
year
by
year
In
the
face
of
a
fairly
stationary
market.
The
only
possible
result
has
been
s
decrease
In
price
and
last
year
a
small
carry
over,
when
the
situation
was
so
far
improved
In
that
the
acreage
sown
to
wheat
reduced
the
acreage
In
hay.
It
will
do
this
to
a
further
extent
this
year
with
the
result
that
the
production
of
hay
Li
bound
to
show
a
decline
ana
thus
a
surplus
will
be
avoided.
.
CO.UtSK
(1IEAINS
The
Wheat
Pool
does
not
handle
oats
and
barley
at
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
and
these
grains
for
feed
purposes
cannot
be
shipped
east
to
compete
with
Alberta
products,
nor
shipped
south
on
account
of
excessive
freight
rates.
Local
consumption
has
to
be
depended
upon
for
disposition
of
the
crop,
but
such
markets
are
limited.
For
this
reason
there
Is
a
surplus
of
oats
in
the
Bulkley
Valley,
although
farther
east
In
the
Prince
Oeorge
district
such
a
condition
Is
not
reported
a,i
existing,
shipments
of
seed
outs
to
rVELVET
.
ice
Cream
MANUFACTURERS
PHDNC
7KQ
PRfmMPEffiWt
ANNOUNCEMENT
This
new
company
makes
its
bow
to
the
citizens
of
Prince
Uupert.
Our
aim
Is
to
make
the
best
ice
cream
possible,
using
the
purest
ingredients
and
under
the
most
sanitary
conditions.
We
cater
to
parties,
dances
and
banquets,
assuring
prompt
deli
'
at
any
hour,
and
solicit
n
trial
order
of
our
famous
"Velvet
Ice
Cream."
Our
plant
is
the
largest
and
latest
of
its
kind
In
Northern
R.C.,
and
we
Invite
your
inspection.
Corner
3rd
Ave.
nnd
2nd
Street.
P.O.
Rox
(582
Penman's
Pure
Silk
Full
Fashioned
HOSE
THE
FINEST
PUKE
SILK.
Fits
like
a
skin
In
nil
latest
shades.
'
'
'
$.2.50
per
pair
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
!).
.Ircl
Ave.
and
Fulton
Contentment
Strive
each
day
to
conduct
your
life
in
Thought,
Deed,
Word
and
Action
that
you
willbo
held
in
high
esteem
by
your
fellow
men.
They
hold
your
Toward.
Honesty,
Truth,
Skill
and
Judgment
Dr.
Maguire
Always
Open.
"The
man1
who
knowN'
OVER
OKMKS
Phone
2..
Idy
Assistant
Alberta
are
hoped
for.
J
AI.P.U.KI
HAY
The
move
towards
a
more
diversified
type
cf
farming
Is
also
noticeable
In
i
the
lact
that
Vanderhoof
district,
this
I
'year,
shipped
out
a
car
of
alfalfa
hay
i
and
has
approximately
two
more
cars
available.
Mr.
Button
states
In
his
re-
,
port.
For
some
years
there
have
been
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fem.lt
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r..,.Alt
oicaa
in
armim,
some
j
well
established,
some
otherwise,
but
!
the
production
has
been
negligible
until
i
'.his
year.
This
amount
has
been'
grown
by
two
farmers.
They
got
two
crops
during
the
season
and
an
average
production
three
tons
per
acre.
The
urea
in
this
crop
will
tncrease
year
by
year,
providing
another
source
of
revenue
nd
In
turn
reducing
the
Volume
of
i.iiii.tny
hay
production.
It
li
very
TaUfying
to
note
the
establishment
of
ulluUa
m
the
district
as
each
year
considerable
time
and
thought
have
been
given
tii
.studying
conditions
with
a
view
towurds
the
successful
growing
of
this
crop.
si:i:ii
(iitouiMj
The
most
outstanding
feature
In
1020
was
the
Increased
production
of
timothy
:ced.
the
District
Agriculturist
at
Smlthcrs
reports.
From
the
1925
crop
ninety
thousand
pounds
were
marketed
,and
from
the
1920
crop
there
will
be
from
seven
hundred
and
fifty
thousand
to
seven
hundred
and
seventy
thousand
pounds,
all
of
-which
have
been
sold
to
Vernon
and
Buckerfleld,
Ltd.,
Vancouver,
at
eight
cents
per
pound,
f.o.b
vhlpplng
point,
based
on
No.
1
grade
with
sacks
provided
by
purchasers.
.
Orade
No.
I
has
been
given
to
85
per
cent.
No.
2
to
15
per
cent,
and
No.
3
to
1
per
cent.
On
purity
analysis
alone,
99
per
cent
of
the
seed
would
grade
No.
1.
but
owing
to
the
fact
that
In
threshing
the
seed
has
ben
hulled
In
excem
of
the
25
per
cent
permitted
In
Orade
No.
1.
and
35
per
cent
permitted
In
Grade
No.
I
C.W.,
the
result
Is
that
14
per
cent
is
grading
No.
2.
After
having
put
the
posslbUltles
of
;
wed
growing
before
the
farmers
for,
a
i
number
of
years,
the
district
agrlcul-i
turlst
at
Prince
Oeorge
expresses
gratifi
cation
that
start
has
been
made
In
;
that
phase
of
production
In
the
Nechaco
Valley.
He
reports
that
approximately
:
four
tons
of
timothy
seed
was
market-:
ed
last
year
and
In
small
lots
sold
as
,
11V4C
per
pound
at
Vanderhoof,
through
'
the
medium
of
farmers'
Institutes.
In
speaking
of
the
method
of
cleaning
the
seed,
Mr.
Sutton
refers
to
the
ingenuity
of
one
of
the
growers
and
I
says:
-While
watting
for
the
Burns
Lake
;
machine
to
finish,
rigged
an
ordinary
hand
fanning
machine
with
special
!
sieves
and
put
the
seed
through.
It
was
i
a
very
clean
sample
to
begin
with
and
I
so
he
did
not
have
much
difficulty.
He
I
got
grade
1C.W.
on
his
own
seed
and
;
Grade
2
on
his
neighbors.
In
i
the
sec-
ond
case
the
lower
grade
was
due
to
j
hulled
seed
only.
I.IVK
STOCK
I'llOSl'KCTS
1
That
the
abattoir
at
Prince
Rupert
Is
proving
to
be
of
decided
benefit
to
the
beef
producers
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
and
Francois
Lake
district
Is
Indicated
In
the
report
of
the
district
agriculturist
for
that
area.
fcarload
shipments
started
moving
to
the
abattoir
early
In
July,
and
all
bcer
,
onenng
was
snippca
ana
marxeiea
Dy
January
10.
Formerly
the
settlers
allowed
their
beef
animals
to
roim
the.
hills
until
riven
homo
by,
suow
.and
cold;
.when
all
were
offered
for
sale
at
one
time,
temporarily
over-supplying
the
markets
with
the
result
that
prices
were
forced
downward
to
a
point
lower-than
the
cast
of
production.
The
old
methods
of
feeding
and
caring
for
beef
animals,
I.e..
In
winter,
feeding
only
sufficient
to
sustain
life,
until
r.cw
grass
appeared
In
the
spring
have
almost
entirely
disappeared.
Settlers
are
now
more
Inclined
to
keep
smaller
herds,
giving
them
better
winter
care,
60
that
they
can
market
their
beef
almost
any
month
In
the
year,
which
Is
more
remunerative
than
the
former
system
of
both
feeding
and
marketing.
Quite
a
number
tf
settlers
are
becoming
Interested
In
sheep
raising.
Last
fall
a
double
deck
car-load
was
shipped
from
Lctlvbrldge
by
Robert
Kellcy,
of
Houston,
taking
advantage
of
the
25
per
cent
reduction
in
freight
rates,
offered
by
the
railroad
for
a
limited
time.
Several
farmers
have
also
gone
In
for
hog-ralslng
In
a
small
way,
nnd
should,
within
the
next
two
years,
be
able
to
ship
hogs
in
car
lots
to
the
abattoir
in
Prince
Rupert.
iiaiky
iMtomrno
The
most
noticeable
feature
of
the
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniturt)
Moving.
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
FIVR
Used
after
Shaving
Br.
Chase's
OINTMENT
Keeps
the
Skin
Soft,
Smooth
and
Velvety
If
the
present
craze
of
putting
chlnaware
in
package
continues
you
are
likely
to
be
getting
soon
A
Kitchen
Range
Free!
WITH
A
PACKAGE
OF
ROLLED
OATS.
In
tii
meantime,
order
your
Groceries
by
the
LOT
NUMRER,
THEN
ADD
SUGAR
in
5
or
10
lb.
sacks
as
suggested
at
5c
per
lb.
THIS
SALE
OF
GROCERIES
IS
FOR
FRIDAY
AND
CAN
ONLY
HE
HAD
FOR
CASH.
!
over
the
different
lot
and
take
as
many
as
you
want.
Order
by
the
number
and
save
money?
Lot
No.
1
1
lb.
Malkin's
Best
Tea
1
lb.
Fresh
Ground
Coffee
8
lb.
Terrace
Potatoes
1
bottle
Llbby'M
Pickles,
20
oz.,
sour.
Total
t
Special
Price
$1.93
Add
ft
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
.25
Sale
Price
.
You
save
.'50c.
Total
..
Special
Price
.
.
,
$2.20
Ut
No.
2
8
tins
Milk,
any
kind
1
lb.
Fuller'
Rest
Tea
5
lb,.
Terrace
Carrots
,
2
lb.
Rest
Jap
Rice
Add
ft
lb.
Gran.
Sugar".,....'
.25
Sale
Price
You
save
30c.
$2.50
Lot
No.
3
1
lb.
E.C.D.
or
Glendale
Rutter
2
Loaves
Rakers'
Rread
2
tins
Jutland
Sardines
2
tins
Heinz
Tomato
Soup
1
bottle
Heinz
Catsup
1
tin
Empress
Raking
Powder
1
tin
Fry's
Cocoa
...
.1
Total
Special
Price
$2.20
Add
5
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
25
Sale
Price
QO
tZ
You
save
35c.
VtU
lot
No.
I
1
lb.
Rest
Sliced
Racon
5
lb.
Rulk
Pure
Lard'
1
doz.
Local
Eggs
Total
Special
Price
.
Add
ft
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
Sale
Price
,
........
You
save
35c
$2.20
.25
$2.45
.
75c
.
50c
.
25c
.
55c
$2.05
$1.00
.75
$2.35
.50
.20
1
Oft
ff
.35
.00
$1.25
.50
'
Lot
No.
5
1-3
lb.
tin
Ghir
Chocolate
$1.05
1
tin
Empress
Raking
Powder
35
2
Loaves
Rakers'
Rread
20
2
tins
Campbell's
Soup
'
3
tins
Heinz
Pork
&
Deans
45
Total
$3.00
Special
Price
$2.85
Add
ft
lb.
Gr,an.
Sugar
25
Sale
Price...
.......
lou
save
3.c.
Lot
No.
6
3
bottles
Heinz
Catsup
$1.05
2
tins
Heinz
Spaghetti,
medium
.
.
.50
3
tins
Heinz
Pork
&
Reans
7ft
1
bottle
Heinz
Prepared
Mustard
..
.25
Total
$2.55
Special
Price
$2.33
Add
ft
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
25
(Sale
Price'...
.
.
,
...
.
Voii
,saye
40c.
$2.60
I...:
ut
no.
22
,
-
vv
0
tins
Rreritwood
Peas
.
$1.05
-
0
tins
Quaker
Corn
$1.20
0
tins
Tomatoes,
2V2's
$1.05
1
4
lb.
tin
Strawlwrry
Jam,
M.B.
.
.
.90
1
4
lb.
tin
Plum
Jam,
M.R
05
2
lb.
Bulk
Dates
25
Total
,
Special
Price
$1.95
Add
10
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
...
.50
Sale
Price
You
save
55c.
$5.45
$5.10
Lot
No.
8
ft
lb.
Rest
Japan
Rice
ft
lb.
White
Deans
5
lb.
Barley
3
lb.
Sago
lb.
Tapioca
Total
.
Mpetiai
i
"rice
Add
10
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
...
.50
Sale
Price
.
,
-
Total
,
Special
Price
Add
5
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
.,
Sa,le
Price
You
save
45c.
Total
Special
Price
Add
5
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
Sale
Price
You
save
30c.
9!
75
You
save
00c.
v
Lot
No.
9
1
bottle
Household
Ammonia
12
bars
Royal
Crown
Soap
........
1
large
package
Gold
Dust
A
large
package
Princess
Flakes
.
1
Otter
Broom
$3.7i
$4.00
...
$2.90
...
.25
$3l5
Lot
No.
12
10
rolls
Toilet
Paper
0
bars
Palm
Olive
Soap
1
tin
Chloride
Lime
1
tin
2-in'l
Polish
12
bars
White
Swan
Soap
..
2
bars
Fels
Naptha
Soap
.
.
.f.5
.50
.50
.40
.40
.25
.00
.45
.25
.50
Total
,
$2.05
"
Special
Price
$1.1)3
Add
5
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
....
.25
Sale
Price
You
save
30c.
$2.20
I
,
Lot
No.
10
12
bottles
Canada
Dry
Ginger
Ale
.
.
4
tins
Jutland
Sardines
1
Happyvale
Sweet
Mixed,
Pickles,
38
oz
.'
$2.85
$4.00
Lot
No.
11
5
lb.
Shamrock
Lard
.
r
$1.25
1
lb.
Glendale
or
E.C.I).
Rutter
50
1
lb.
Fuller's
Rest
Tea
.75
$3.00
.50
.50
.20
.15
.00
.20
Total
$2.15
Special
Price
$2.03
Add
5
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
25
Sale
Price
CO
OA
You
save
30c
Lot
No.
13
4
lb.
Icing
Sugar
4
lb.
Lump
Sugar
1
lb.
Fresh
Ground
Coffee
........
3
bars
Fels
Naptha,Soap
(
packages
Empress
Jelly
Powders
Total
....
Special
Price
Add
5
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
Sale
Price
........
You
save
40c.
,.
$2.15
$2.70
.50
.00
.50
.30
.00
Total
$2.50
Special
Price
$2.35
Add
5
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
25
Sale
Price
QO
ft
You
.
save
35c
WVV
'
Ixit
No.
I
I
;
2
lb.
Icing
Sugar
.25
2
lb.
Lump
Sugar
30
1
lb.
Fresli
Ground
Coffee
50
1
tin
Eagle
Brand
Milk
25
2
tins
1l
einz
Spaghetti,
medium
....
.60
$2.05
'
Lot
No.
15
100
lb.
sack
Terrace
Potatoes
$2.25
24
tins
Pacific
Milk,
or
any
kind
.-.
$3.00
1
bottle
Sweet
Mixed
Pickles,
38
oz.
.05
v
Total
Special
Price
$2.45
.tAdd
10
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
Sale
Price
.
,
You
save
55c.
Sale
Price
You
save
60c.
$5.75
.50
$6.25
$5.00
Lot
No.
16
24
tins
Milk,
any
kind
$3.00
49
lb.
sack
Flour
$2.85
10
lb.
Rest
Jap
Rice
$1.25
1
lb.
Fuller's
Rest
Tea
.75
1
tin
Pure
Strawberry
Jam
......
.90
Total
.,
$8.75
Special
Price
$8.55
Add
10
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
...
.50
$9.05
Lot
No.
17
,
1
lb.
Malkin's
Rest
Tea
75
1
4
lb.
tin
Strawberry
Jam,
M.R..
1
4
lb.
tin
Plum
Jam,
M.B.
5
lb.
Rest
Terrace
Rects
........
t
10
lb.
Rest
Japan
Rice
20
bars
White
Swan
Soap
.
Total
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f
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m
.
mm
1'rice
!..).
special
.
.
.
.
.
Add
10
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
....
..50
Sale
Price
4
lb.
Icing
Sugar
$5.05
VP
fiSc.
65c.
You
save
Lot
No.
18
1
lb.
Malkin's
Rest
Tea
1
4
lb.
tin
Strawberry
Jam,
M.R.
.'JO
.05
.25
$1.25
$1.00
$4.80
.75
.90
.50'
1
lb.
Fresh
Ground
Coffee
....
.50
2
lb.
Assorted
Sweet
Discuits
......
$1.00
Total
,
$3.15
Special
Price
$2.93
Add
ft
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
25
Sale
Price
........
.
You
save
40c.
$3.20
Lot
19
20
bars
White
Swan
Soap
;
$1.00
1
Otter
Rroom
.50
20
rolls
Toilet
Paper
$1.00
4
packages
Wash
Rlue
.30
1
package
Matches
.-..'.
......(&
.45
.
Total
......
$3.25
Special
Price
$3.03
Add
5
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
....
.25
Sale
Price
You
save
35c.
Total
Special
Price
Add
10
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
.,
Sale
Price
You
save
55c.
$3.30
Lot
No.
20
2
tins
Malkin's
Best
Strawberry
Jam
$1.80
1
lb.
Malkin's
Rest
Tea
.75
24
large
Sunkist
Oranges
.,
75
6
packages
Cornflakes
..,
,75
24
tins
Milk,
any
kind
$3.00
Total
$7.05
Special
Price
.
,
Add
10
lb.
Gran.
Sugar
Sale
Price
You
save
50c.
$0.95
$7.45
.
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V
-
It"No.
21
j"
'
3
tins
Heinz
Medium
Spaghetti
.
.
,X
00
3
tins
Heinz
Medium
Tomato
Soup
.
.00
3
tins
Heinz
Medium
Pork
&
Beans
.00
3
large
bottles
Heinz
Catsup
$1.03
2
tins
M.R.
Strawberry
Jam,
4's
.
.
.
.
$1.80
3
ti
ns
Tomatoes,
2's
,
.
.45
.50
$5.45
$5.10
Anyone
not
wishing
to
take
the
Sugar
can
pick
out
any
Lot
omitting
the
sugar
nnd
use
the
special
price
quoted.
Remember
the
Sugar
added
only
costs
you
5c
per
lb.
We
deliver
phone
orders
C.O.I).
Just
phone,
the
lot
number.
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
dairy
industry
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
during
1920
wa
tlie
Increase
In
shipments
of
whole
milk
and"
sweet
cream
to
Prince
Rupert.
This
was
accounted
for
by
the
reduction
of
the
commodity
rate
by
lots
extension
to
300
miles
from
Prince
Rupert
Instead
or
300
miles
as
formerly.
Under
this
arrangement
a
live
gallon
can
truvels
350
miles
at
a
rate
of
70c.
whilst
formerly
It
cost
11.30.
I-KHTN
am
wtuns
In
dealing
with
the
question
of
Insect
pesta
and
fungus
disease
the
dis
trict
igi-iculturut
for-
Prince
Oeorgs,
Phones:
15
and
574
district
states,
that
few
props
have
been
appreciably
damaged.
In
regard
"to
potato
disease
a
great
Improvement
la
noted
due
to
better
need
selection
and
treatment.
The
district
covered
by
the
Prince
George
report
Is
said
to
be
praclicUly
free
of
weeds.
Occasionally
noxious
weeds
find
their
way
In
but
particular
care
li
taken
to
prevent
their
spread.
Specimens
of
such
weeds,
and
specimens
of
wild
herns
of
the
poison
jrsup
have
been
taken
to
farmers'
meetings
and
exhibited
for
discussion
of
control
mens-
UCM.
FISHING
TACKLE
For
Amateur
and
Professional
Anglers
LINES
LEADERS
HODS
REELS
AXES
AMMUNITION
DASKETS
RAITS
FLIES
FLOATS
SINKERS
SPOONS
Wo
can
furnish
everything
except
the
trout.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
253
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
R.C.