January
1928
THE
DAILY
NEWS
fliVKJABM
WATERS'
PROTEC-'
TION
ACT.
grviMl
wiliitm
"t
Canada,
Chapter
115
ni'M'lHI!
COLUMBIA
FISHINO
&'
patKINO
COMPANY
LIMITED.
HER:.
by
aivBB
NOTICE
lht
It
hu
under,
7
of
the
ild
Act
deposited
with
,
fhc
Mini"'"'
of
Iullc
Work
at
Ottawa
,
the
office
of
the
Registrar
of
find
TitlM
at
Vancouver.
British
Ool-"
,,
description
of
the
site
d"
",,
oi
a
cannery,
cannery
wnarf
anu
fr(,.iiMti
tnereto,
orawMfl
vo
oe
ouilt
I
"
;,.
M
new
coverall
With
WaWr
frpH-"
,
,
i..it
121)6
and
bat
I486.
RartSs
a.
'
cous'
Dwtrlct,
In
ths
Province
of
Bntlah
Coliiiiiiila,
wnivn
saw
wres
are
situate
i
joniwon
Channel
In
the
said
Pmvlr.cc.
.
olrn
'
Ji
ii
oi
uiuiim
uh
ui
ui
;
fhe
:,rv
publication
of
this
notice,
J,j,
oitimbta
Fishing
racking
Com-
pgny
i.imiieo
wui.
uuorr
nniuo
w
oi
!
fhf
xa.il
'""'"fl?
Act,
-apply
"J"
,"P
Pubhr
,
ivnrka
worms
at
ai
hli
nia
ornos
in
toe
City
0r
o'.ih
for
spproval
of
the
laid
alte
I
aid
per
DU!'
thereto
hated
at
Vancouver.
B.C..
trJa
lath
diy
'
or
November.-
1937.
JAMBS
a
LAWSON,
1118
StaneViri
Rank
Bidg
510
HmMsmV.
W..
Vancouver,
BX3.
solicitor
for
the
ttidjOompaiy
WATER
NOTICE
imEIUIItjjl
ANli
LSI
r.'.KK
NOTICE
that
Robert
M
currw.
whose
address
is
1416
St
h
Ave
nisi
hu
mver.
B.C.,
will
apply
for
a
,
v
take
and
uee
30.0ro
gallons
Mr
.
water
out
of
amall
creek
1.
1.
which
flows
ou:ierly
ant)
,:
,
ri
.rit'i
Huston
Inlet,
QC.
Islsnds
1
000
feet
westerly
fraii
ml:
en
.,1
head
of
Huston
Inlet.
The
j;rrr
..
ill
he
diverted
from
the
stream
fjint
about
900
Met
from
shore
luif
jMMtni
through
twenty-four
acre
appi.ni
for
under
lease,
ana
wui
6
ii
ki
i
'
maustnsu
purassss
upon
ine
luu-i
(K-Hcrlbed
as
applied
for
to
lease
f
Huston
Inlet,
Moresby
v
notice
was
potted
on
the
ground
it
day
cl
December,
195?.
a
,1
tin
notice
and
an
application
.
'
thrreto
and
to
the
"Water
Act."
.ll
be
filed
In
the
office
of
the
liTorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
BC
Cibwt
oik
to
the
poHomtlon
may
be
!.;'!
!-h
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
hr
Comptroller
of
Water
Right
.rwiit
BU
tidings.
Victoria.
.
nui
tnirty
days
kits
w
first
ap-
1-,,'
ir.rr
i,f
ttlll
DOtteC
In
a
local
IK-
;;!
The
date
of
the
ftot
publication
;.
Ircmbrr
n,
1097.
ROBERT
M.
Ot'RRIC
Anpl
leant
LAND
ACT
a
NOTICE
or
INTRMTION
TO
ArPLV
TO
L8AC
LAXll
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islsnds.
Ora-hnrn
l-!a:;d
Land
Rsoordlng
District
of
p-:
i(u4rt.
and
situate
on
the
wait
.
.
of
Kennell
Harbor
at
the
Head
or
I'.
::.n
S
mill
Quean
Charlotte
Inlands
P:'.
r
Brltub
Columbia.
TAKK
NOTICE
that
Brftish
Columola
:-r
:
'cridA
to
apply
for
a
lease
01
.n
neacnoea
lands:
'
('
imrnr!.!
ing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
.
sr.
..I
croak
called
Twin
River;
fi.
1
4
ih-.uci
west;
thence
twenty-one
XirfSSJl
o'horeTri.
?;'
,:
commencement,
and
con-
r.?
B
.
acres,
more
or
lea
ot
ri-,Mllo
m
PACKIIVO
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
M.
II.
RnellaV
Agent
r-es
rv-oher
tl.
I0T
LAND
ACT.
vflTME
Of
LSriixTlOX
TO
AfTLV
TO
UAKti
LAKI
In
Pnnet
Rupert
Land
Reoordlng
DIs-nd
ruis
oct
the
southwest
cor-per
0!
,r,
Un
named
bay
on
the
south
'1:
r
f
v
r
Cbanal
O
rah
am
Island.
Wi'-
i
en.
1
,
te
talands.
In
the
Province
'
('
:
imbU
tk.
notice
that
Arth'ir
Robertson.
!
bc..
oecupation
a
lumber.
to
aptly
for
a
laaat
of
'
'
1
described
lands
-
.n:,,.-
lt
a
post
plai.led
about
'k
i-iurn
veaerly
from
the
mouth
tf
n
'iiiiiaiLt-ri
creek
flowing
into
an
un-.':
ru
on
the
south
bank
of
Port
ii"-...
OMiham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
I'lii
-K
province
of
British
Oolumbtai
"
r
s
chsins
eoutherly;
thence
10
easterly:
thence
4
chains
nor-ffiy
'o
the
ahorallne:
thenee
following
Inrrlm,
to
poX
of
COOtBMOCi
"
titi
conutnlng
I
seres,
mora
or
Signed)
a.
ROBERTSON
Applicant.
rted
October
S.
I0
IN
PKORATB
TIIK
SI
TNCMII
COI
ttT
OF
HHITIll
COH
Mill
A
Matter
of
thai
Aitsnlnlateatlon
A
t;
and
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Oeorge
ford
Adotphus
Wilson.
Deoeasrd,
1
VTlg.
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HU
v
McB.
Toting,
the
1st
day
of
De-
t
rn
1
BT7.
1
waa
aceoiated
Admin-
lpiuithe
acute
of
Qeorts)
aiftord
iiavinAJison.
deoaased.
and
all
par-herehv"lria
against
the
aald
estate
'Perly
veiVltilred
to
furnish
same.
"'
''rd
day
M,
to
me
on
or
before
'
i
parties
lnal'""iry.
AD
1938.
and
:'"M!r,-d
to
pal11
t
the
estate
are
i
!
xlebtednesa
to
Y"
amount
of
their
NORMaVS'
OfflcliV.,ATTli
-
ni
oay
Wwoiro,
ATb
LAND
A
CTX
ITIl'E
nr
1
vw
.,...
.
11
HCIiASn
LAM)
TO,Vor
..
1,1
Ranae
S
iaiui
sIirii.
r,,...,.
!.rl?.22,2u.nl
,te
at
the
nor
,.
nd
of
Telegraph
Passage.
Skeem
i"-
int.r,j
;"
.
wun
ssumon
cay.
r'lrc'huitS.?
toT
Prmlealon
U
1
iinaae
the
followliw
tai4
"
S"Cln
"
S
P"n
the
'
.un,
"
ch'n
east;
thance
80
1
"ik
thU
1
aFJ"-10
wtT
iu-r'
.,utn"ly
along
high
'
'
t
nto.t
P,nt
,f
cominenoV.
,,
J11-
nd
containing
50
acres,
mora
or
J.
II.
TODD
Ss
SONS.
LTD.
nated
iwi
.
Applicant.
--wiwmss
asjg
lelljU,
IWmi,
J
ACT
NTIrR
OP
IVTBNTKIN
TO
APPLY
TO
I.KASK
MM)
.m!"
an2?..RlTnd
Rcordlnf
Dls-to
lilwdt
l,Uiton
Inlct'
un
'"'
vKnrI!i0.'no,!4h,t
Robrt
M.
Ctirrle,
iin.-kXr
'?SUJS-
.DO"
occupation
fish
('..
m'1?8
er1bed
luhds:
w?,lc'n
'
P"'
Planted
at
i:
i7A.
",
"
1.000
reet
wen
in,
.,,
,n,
mifrH'
cabins
nt
head
of
11
,,,,
Inlet;
thenoe
westerly
20
'
"'
"outher'v
about
III
xti,ia.
'a.sterly
30
chains:
then.
nil
.
"'
"
12
rhalru.
and
contain'
HHii-e
or
irhH.
I
n.oBKir
m
rrmwyje
Applieant.
1
FINANCING
OF
THE
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
HARD
Sir
Herbert
AmtriVTells
nfrouble
I"
I'ultini;
It
on
JJulne.Uke
ssuistkeal.
Jan.
a.
(By
Canadian!
Freest
-
Some
m
tsu
unhu..
BroWenu
,
he
i
wb4n
try'n
,
to
place
the
League
akwns
on
a
business-like
baala
were
BDllllwl
r..ntl
K
...
"r-ri
unes
financial
director
of
the
League
1019.30
to
Montreal,
one
of
whose
seaU
be
for.
merly
represented
at
Ottawa.
He
has
made
Ms
home
in
Massachusetts
since
resigning
his
"post
with
the
League
of
nations.
a,
rj.-w-...
,
.
.
i
l
mnia
inax
only
five
nations
failed
to
pay
their
share
of
the
administration
to
the
League,
these
being
Nlearaiua.
Honduras.
Peru,
Bolivia,
and
China
All
others
pay
well,
although
diliicultie
are
experienced
in
nntrlbu'rnt;
mid
in
means
of
payment
Kveatly
v.rv
Bulgaria,
for
exsmpl.
paid
in
r-liiii'
on
one
occasion,
the
Leanue
a
Li
:
-iK
a
mortgage
ou
them.
Eight
dol-Ur
a
a
'Had
waa
being
offered
to
any
atate
;-i:rh
would
take
Russian
refugee);
from
General
Wrangel'a
army,
so
Bul-i.a
agred
to
lake
five
buudred.
thu
being
credited
with
S4.000.
which
was
the
amount
u."
her
contribution
to
the
league.
Itll.AMl
IMYH
I
P
Other
Buroiean
utatea
1
to
pay.
Poland
being
notable
anvmg
thene
at
one
time.
The
Poles
are
Immensely
patriotic,
and
were
not
anxious
i)
have
their
country
appear
on
the
black
iliat
of
the
secretariat
when
the
financial
statement
was
published
on
September
1.
183S.
A
representative
of
Poland
called
on
Bir
Herbert
Ames
to
make
his
country's
contribution,
but
cjuld
not
give
a
cheque
on
New
York
or
on
a
Polish
bank
Instead
he
brought
black
bag
which
was
packed
with
dollar
bills
of
all
denominations
and
amounting
to
M3.T4B.
Asked
as
to
the
method
of
collecting
this
sum.
the
Polish
representative
aald
that
the
government
knew
of
dollar
bllli
being
sent
home
!r
jm
the
United
8tate
at
Christmas
time,
and
iasued
a
patriotic
appeal
to!
While
the
League
wan
very
hard
up
in
t
earlv
dsv.
It
had
a
worklna
canl-
1
.
.
1,1
'
".uuu.
liwwu
in
propeny
and
building"
and
a
cash
reserve
of
93X0000
""
th
WUon
0f
'
bulldlnK
to
hou
the
secretarial.
the
when
Sir
Herbert
Amex
resigned
In
July,
ism
IMKRK
AS
DOIXAK
I
SF.lt
One
of
hu
difficulties
was
to
find
some
currency
in
which
payments
might
SYNOPSIS
OF
uND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
VarsaL
uaraawrved.
surveyed
Vrasau
lands
may
be
pre-empted
by
British
jhjecta
over
1
years
of
age,
snl
by
ullem
on
declaring
latentloa
to
uei-nne
Brltlih
auojects.
sondl-tiui.il
uon
resld-nce.
occupation,
nd
improvement
for
axrtcu
'UTl
urp'wea
Pun
information
eoncernlns
rsra-atlons
regarding
preemptions
Is
given
la
Bulletin
No.
1.
Land
Series,
"How
to
Pre
empt
Iuid."
copies
of
tihieh
csn
be
obiined
free
of
charge
If
addressing
the
Detriment
of
Uh4a.
Vlotorla.
B.C..
or
to
any
Oo-ernaesU
Agent
Herords
will
be
granted
covering
ml
lead
suitable
for
agricultural
puruosea.
and
wnica
is
no
umu.r-isnd.
I.e..
carrylmc
ovwr
.
bosxd
tm
iter
awe
west
of
Us
Coast
Rangs
aitl
I.OeO
feet
per
acre
east
of
thai
Itslige.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
tone
addressed
to
th
Lai
'
Com-mUalnnsr
at
the
Land
Itsdordlog
Dl-
rersis,
ooplea
of
wiiieh
oan
oe
00-tabed
from
the
Lajid
Commissioner,
lYe-emptiona
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
mad
Is
to
talus
of
flO
per
aora.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
flvs
acrs.
befor
a
Crown
Oram
can
bs
recelred.
Yai
more
detailed
Inforroatloa
th
lltlllatln
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
reosJved
for
pur--
m.t
and
unressrved
days
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland.
that
agricultural
purposes.
mw
s
for
first-class
(arable)
land
I
here
er
acre,
and
second-class
(gras-
land
11.59
per
acre.
mrinr
atlen
regardlnr.
purchass
or
Isass
wt
rawr.
lands
is
given
in
nun"-
S3
,
Land
Series,
"i-uronaa
sf
Crown
Lands."
UU1
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
00
timber!
land,
not
sxceedlng
40
acrsa,
may
it
nurchassd
or
lsased,
the
eon-
olUonil
including
psymsnt
of
tumpals.
0ME8ITE
LEASES
UnaUrUvKl
areas,
not
eicst-llng
tl
acres,
inly
b
lssed
as
homsttes.
condltltnai
upon
a
dwslllng
Ming
later
rsctsd
lnth
first
year,
title
being
obtalnub)anr
realdence
and
iro-provmetcondltlons
are
fvlfUlsd
and
laud
has
bean
survsysa.
LEASES
ror
grss'ng
and
Industrial
pnr-posss
arsas
'not
sxcssdlng
atres
may
bs
isaatd
by
on
psrsr
or
a
company.
9RAZIMQ
Under
ths
Orsslng
Act
U
Fror-tno
Is
dlvloea
Into
ssraslwt
dlstriots
and
ths
rani:
admlnltrd
unlr
Oraslng
Commlaaloner.
Annual
on
grasln
psrml's
ars
Issued
based
on
the
numbsrs
rang!,
priority
btng
glvn
to
saubllshed
owners.
Stock-owners
cut
may
form
associations
for
rang
rat-nag
emsnt.
Fr.
or
parlhr
free,
saw
permiu
are
avallabU
for
fHOjcj
Oscars
and
uavollnrn,
u
U
tan
Indiffeslion
l
-
S
"III
1ULU1
be
made
t
-
tilt
Le.ut,
Si.
the
pre
war
gold
franc
which
ha
u
value
of
19
2-3
ovnis,
wa
Invcnu-d.
The
annual
budget
amounted
to
25.000.000
gold
francs,
but
I
almost
S00400
francs
were
made
on!
exc
nance
each
ve.r
.h
i-
m.
lu
dlsbursstnenu
In
Swiss
franca.
As
the
gold
franc
was
not
In
ourrent
use,
the
Amer.can
dollar
was
ututaad
for
all
general
purposes
of
payment,
being
the:
only
monetary
unit
that
showed
no
change
Iram
bsfore
and
during
the
war.
It
wa
threlo:-c
sugnted
'.hat
their
coiuribiition
might
be
madf
by
draw-
inx
draltii
an
New
Tork.
When
received
at
Geneva,
air
Herbert
Ames
auctioned
Uie.i;
off
betwiwn
four
bank,
one
being
Prench-bwus.
another
s
Oerman-Swus.
1
third
being
a
British
bank
and
the
fcurii
a
Prerich
institution.
tbe
best
uruue
r
getting
the
orafi.
'
Sir
Herbert
explalved
that
his
first
budget,
which
wax
to
carry
the
League
iccretarlat
over
the
winter
of
1019-30.
amounted
to
250
000,
but
that
consld-
erable
difficulty
waa
experienced
In
col-
lectlng
the
money.
Hi.
first
Ittirnn.
ar.i
;r.
s
bness-llke
and
brief
!
manner,
were
turned
down
by
the
diplomatic
!
censor
as
being
too
direct.
It
I
was
pointed
out
to
the
financial
director
that
the
League
of
Nations
must
;
take
the
attitude
of
an
Inferior
communicating
with
a
superior:
that
It
cannot
ask
for
anything,
but
must
only
hint
The
winter
was
a
hard
one,
Sir
Herbert
aald.
for
brlcka
had
to
be
made
without
straw.
AH
replies
to
the
"bints"
for
funds
were
the
same.
Denmark
and
Slam
were
the
only
countries
that
could
contribute
without
first
obtaining
the
authorisation
of
their
parliaments,
and
the
League
could
not
noulbly
be
maintained
with
the
pay-menu
from
those
two
Man
in
the
Moon
OOOD
afternoon
folks,
let
us
br.
new
year
cheerfully!
THET
tell
me
this
year
la
ltag.
SB-gat
ap
esrtf
la
the
morula
l
And
at
night
dont
be
too
If
HOIIRBIY
is
a
state
of
mind.
PRINCE
Rupert
people
shOiiM
lie
hardy.
See
how
they
alt
and
anr:r
and
watch
a
game.
JAKE
says
that
whenever
simi.kiv
starts
to
do
anything
in
Prince
w
mm-he
la
suspected
of
playing
pollt,
THE
latest
pledge
Is
"The
hips
:
.1'
touch
liquor
shall
never
touch
mmr
IN
one
of
the
provincial
tou
n
o!
I
England
not
long
ago
an
antl-ai
i
-km-
lieiigue
met
and
voiced
its
wailful
i
-
i
v-lances.
Men
and
women
alike
dt;!
that
In
many
theatres
and
all
mm
u-houses
they
bad
to
alt
and
endnir
smoke
being
puffed
around
them.
Tii'
aame
condition
existed
In
trains
mul
resuurants.
But
the
real
limit
:n
p.
reached
when
one
"gent"
emitted
'in
gem:
"Women
who
smoke
are
uo
M
longer
laales
and
have
not
yet
become
Kntlexen."
Ten
Years
Ago
li
Prlnco'
Rupert
.-
-
of
January
8,
I91K.
Porpoise
In
addition
to
whale
meat
belnp
placed
on
the
British
Columbia
market
W
T.
Muse,
well
known
contractor
arriving
last
night
from
Oreen
Island,
near
Port
Simpson,
brought
with
him
a
porpoise
which
he
pronounces
la
quite
palatable.
After
having
been
tied
up
for
several
on
account
of
slide.
It
la
expected
trains
from
the
Interior
will
reach
about
midnight
tonight.
As
a
war
measure.
Sir
Edward
Carson
to
urues
that
trie
Allies
bomb
Herman
business
rather
than
Oerman
buildings.
TIMBER
SALE
X9581
be
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lauds
at
Victoria,
B.C.,
not
than
noon
on
the
mn
aav
01
January.
I9a,
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
XB5B1.
to
cut
272.000
lineal
feet
of
Cedar
Polea
on
an
area
situated
on
Lots
88,
and
15T9,
Sewell,
Miuwett
Inlet,
Q.CJ.
District.
Two
(3)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For
ester,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X700I
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
bv
the
be
District
Forester,
not
later
than
noon
the
29th
day
of
December,
1027,
for
purchase
of
Lloenut
X7004,
Barnard
be
Cove,
Princess.
Itoyal
Island.
OR.
4.
to
1.182,000
feet
board
measure
uf
Spruce,
Cedar.
Hemlock
and
Balsam
logs.
Two
(2)
years
will
bs
allowed
for
removal
of
timber
'
i.-ulurs
01'
the
Chief
For-
1.
.'ci.
Vi.'l.m.i.
ii'-
t
lie
District
Forea-ter,
1'itncs
Hubert,
B.C.
H'F.KK
AT
THKATItK.
TlirMlriy
8yd
Chaplin
aa
Old
Bill
in
"The
Better
Ole."
Comedy.
International
News.
nrilnefc(ljy
n(I
Tlni'-inlay
Dorothy
Maefcftjti
and
Jak
Mul-
hall
In
"WiftCrBisy.-Coirfdy.
Aeao'p'a
Film
Fabln.
I'rhhiy
ami
'nlMrtUy
"Laddie."
Comedy,
rathe
Review.
4.414.4.4.4.4.444,4.4.
"MAM
fRATV"
IQ
MPW
vitnjt
ju
ni.ll
ENGLAND
STORy
AND
FULL
OF
MYSTERY
Dorothy
Mackalll
and
Jack
Mulhall.
th
K,Pulr
Uam
nnt
National
,re
"
"
011
tmt
wiwu
IU
IKK
1,1111.
They
come
tomorrow
in
a
rollicking
I
romance
of
staid
New
England.
"Man
Cw!t''
Th
"ioT1
L"
th
,OV4f
"lr
of
a
daughter
of
an
aristocratic
Hew
Enta
,tmii7-
nd
a
truck
driver
who
prmoiy
pnoes
ine
lasieai
trues,
on
Ine
Boston
Post
Roa4.
Adapts
from
tbe
Saturday
Evening
Post
story.
"ClartSM
and
the
Post
Road."
"Man
Oraay"
is
an
Meal
vehicto
for
the
.,-.
.
evsra
.
n
.
.
.....
'na
w
MUJ'
:",
Ur
W,0nnanc
ta
P'
tth
the
capable
can
vawa
suppons
u.m,
ffitsj
it
a
jipiendh!
eatortaJnaiMt.
"Man
Craay"
has
a
pretty
love
story,
action,
thrills
and
myatery.
It
Is
Ideal
entertainment
for
picture
fans
of
all
ugos.
and
both
of
the
featured
players
do
excellent
work.
"LADDIE"
IS
COMING
AT
THE
WEEKEND
MoT)
by
fii-nr
str.inon
porter
Ilsne
Into
a
I'iil.n.
mil
iHi
!r.ilueed
"Lad
i-
i-
I
lw
Btra;
P
r:r
feat'
vie
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aciiip'
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gaining
everyt'i;,,
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MONTREAL
WORLD'S
GREATEST
GRAIN
PORT
Ni'B
Vork
Naulhal
(iairlte
lllrerts
At-t,
niloii
t
Itetwrd
ShlpiHents
from
Die
Canadian
MetMrtmtis
NVW
VORX
De
31
Till
N.nr
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kilhiu.n.
1:
M-
A-
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MK-
1
dr.
ti
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p:''UKi:
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o!
n
r'.
ird
aocoui;
:;!
iii
nr
1
the
iiuiing
of
grain,
having
cxci
iui
Mat
year
a
high
mark
by
more
than
tt.000.000
bushels
Montreal
Is
the
gsealest
grain
pou
in
the
world
and
dnnn
th
aaaaon
juit
ended
m
less
that
W.9M.48S
bushels
grain
wai-o
handled
at
the
por;
Ths
port
hk
been
open-
for
341
days,
the
government
Ice-breaker
Lady
Grey
having
arrived
on
April
10
to
declare
the
channel
clear
from
Montreal
to
Quebec.
The
steamship
Lakefletd.
which
was
forced
to
winter
In
'port
due
to
the
rapid
free-up
last
year,
took
her
departure
on
April
13.
As
a
point
of
in
teract,
the
aame
ateamshlp
waa
the
last
ship
to
clear
for
pea
from
Montreal
this
season.
The
Klelboven.
Oomarsum.
Blaokbeath
and
Hans
Qude.
all
grain-
laden,
sailed
on
April
1
lor
transat
lantic
ports,
and
the
first
ocean
arrival,
the
Laval
County,
docked
here
on
April
17.
The
commissioners
were
able
proceed
with
their
plans
for
Increasing
the
storage
capacity
of
the
eleva
tors
with
the
passage
by
the
Federal
MISsWniMsltir
f
t-Ha
...
rsMaavaas
.
fnm
ttaaWns
I
v
.v.
-snctloned
by
Parllaf&et.t.
Work
was
started,
tsrefore,
on
a
3.090,000
bushel
annex
to
elevator
No.
3.
which
should
ready
to
commence
opera
tlona
at
the
beginning
of
next
ess
son.
This
will
Increase
the
storage
capacity
of
the
levator
to
fcOOO.OOO
tusheU.
Plana
hsVe
also
been
prepared
tor
the
con
stitution
of
three
mora
3.000.000
bushel
addition
whom
the
volume
of
busi
ness
Justifies
this
extension.
LOCATION
I
NY
Kit
CAT
I
XI,
A
collection
attorney
received
an
ac
count
aeeompanled
by
a
request
that
"move
heaven
and
earth
to
get
thli
scoundrel."
He
-eplted:
"Theri
would
no
use
In
moving:
either
ioosllty
l:i.
this
Instance.
Tin-
debtor
dieu
,
ek."
Utlea
Oas
and
Electric
News
STI'NNIMl
Ki:rr.l'TION'.
"What
atruck
you
on
your
first
visit
"A
blackjack.'
llostou
Ttanscilp.
IHHHIHiUHIIBBHHyfllHIHBP
RITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
To
the
er.d
of
December,
1926.
Has
produced-illnbrala
as
follows-:
Placer
Gold,
$78,0184ff;
Lode
Gold,
$126,972
318-Silver,
$80,787,003;
Lead,
J0C,976442;
Copper,.
$209,9G7,0C8;
Zinc,
$50,512,5577;
Coal
and
Coke,
$284,599,133;.
Structural
Materials
and
Miscellaneous
Minerals.
$5W,17M07;
making
It
mineral
production
to
the
end
of
1926
show
an
AGGREGATE
VALUE
OF
$988,108,470.
PRODUCTION
FOR
YEAR
ENDING
DECEMBER,
192G,
$G7,188,8I2
Ths
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
grants.
Pull
Information,
together
with
Mining
Reports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HONORABLE
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES.
VICTORIA,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
N.R.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
such
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
B.C.
Reports
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
Reports
covering
of
the
Six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separately,
and
are
available
on
application.
Market
Prices
Today's
prices
on
the
local
market
are
aa
fotfowa:
LAIUl
Pure
2S
Compound
20o
KCJOU
'
B.C.
fresh
pullets
Se
B.C.
fresh,
firsts
70s
BC.
fresh,
extras
TSc
Local
new
laid
80s
8.C.
storage,
firsts
Ms
risu
Halibut,
lb.
25
Balm
on.
rag
spring
...
.
SJ
Sslason.
white
spring,
lb
l&r
Smofted
kippers,
lb.
...
Ite
Kippered
salraoa.
lb.
250
Smoked
Mack
ead.
lb.
200
Finnan
hsddles.
lb
2te
MBATS
Fowl.
No.
1.
lb
33c
and
40c
locating
chicken,
tb.
45c
an.
sliced,
first
grade
56c
m,
whole,
ft'.si
grade
41c
un.
picnic,
lb
Me
'
uttage
rolls,
lb
SSe
icon.
beck,
sliced
50c
r.itoon.
side
50c
to
60o
"k.
dry
salt
36c
.
rsuira
baaon,
lb
34
'
'al.
shoulder
25a
al.
loin
40c
.
al,
leg
36r
"
rk.
shoulder
28c
'
rk.
loin
40C
1
'rk.
lei
34c
lef.
pot
mast
12fcc
to
18c
Hoaf.
boiling
lOe
to
15c
eef.
steak
2tc
to
40c
Ueef.
.roost,
prime
rib
soc
iamb,
chops
60c
Lamb,
shoulder
35c
MtHton.
leg
40o
1
smb.
leg
48o
Mutton,
drops
40c
Mutton
shoulder
SOo
UPTTrR
TJtmkflsld.
Shamrock
and
Woodland,
60
E
CD
.
lb
500
Capitol.
2nd
grsde.
lb
45c
Praser
Valley,
lb
60s
New
Eealand.
In
bulk
473
prints
..
60s
Rosedale
Cieamery
..
46c
Alberta
Creamery
41V4C
No.
1
Dairy'"
.
37V4C
CIIKF.SE
Camembert
cheese,
8
aa.
pkg
..
66c
Kraft
Llmbsrger,
4's
SSo
Ontario
solids
36c
Stilton,
lb
40a
Kraft
,
i.
.
......
45c
Nonreglan
Goat'
.
.-.
.
V.
.
.i
,V
s
.
.
wi,'
6t'
Napjleon
Liraberger
70c
Roquefort
76
Swifts'
Brookfleld.
lb
460
Oorgonaola,
lb.
75c
McLaren's
Cresm.
Jars
.
.
and
85c
Brookfleld
Swiss
cheese.
lb.
pkg.
300
Brookfleld
Canadian
cheese,
4
lh.
pkg.
310
Oruyere
45c
Oolden
Loaf,
lb
45c
Jack.
Ib
50c
Romano
Sardo,
lb
76c
Oammeloat,
lb
30c
SUOAR
White,
per
100
.
$7.26
Yellow,
per
100
..
8.75
FLOL'R
Flour.
49's,
No.
1
hard
wheat
.
82.76
pastry
flour,
10
s
...
66c
Pastry
flour,
49's
.
83
AO
VEGKTAIILES
Beets,
5
lb.
for
...
36c
Beets,
sack
..
$2.75
Carrots,
new,
6
lbs.
for
36e
Carrots,
sack
$2.35
New
Houtoes.
8
lbs.
..
35c
Sack
$3.26
Green
peppers,
!b.
2
lb.
Parsley,
bunch
...A...;
10
Cauliflower.
B.C.
head..
36c,
3
g
and
40c
B.C.
head
lettuce
....
II
and
2
Gallic.
Imported,
per
lb,
4t
Oreen
onlona,
doeen
bunches
.
26c
Spantah
onions.
3
lbs
36c
Leeks,
bunch
10c
Celery,
head
15o
sal
20c
Hothouse
tomatoes,
Ib.
.
.
36c
I
Spinach,
local,
2
lb
35c
j
New
B
C
Cabbaf.e,
5
lbs.
3V
i
Cooking
on!"!..
6
Ib.
for
360
FRUIT
Oranges,
Valencia,
doeen
.
.
40c
to
$1.00
Lemons.
Sunktst,
doeen
.
.
50o
and
00c
Imperial
Valley
Orapefmlt.
.
.
3
for
35c
IWldi.
grapefruit
2
for
25o
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
Operating
O.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Doek
KnJncf
rn.
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksrailhtt.
Pattern
makers.
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Btc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
8alllug
fraui
Prince
Ksperl.
rvr
VANCOUVER.
VICTIIKIi.
Swsnsen
Bsy.
Alert
Bay.
etc
Tuesday.
S
am.
lor
VAN
CO
I)
VI-:
It,
VICTOKIA.
Butedale.
Alert
thty.
etc
SatorUay
sjn.
for
ItlftT
SIMPSON.
NAAB
TUVLK
POIffTS,
ALICE
ABM.
ANYOV.
STEWART,
Males
Maud.
Sunday.
8
pun.
13
tnd
Arenac.
ft.
M.
SMITH.
t
FMn
Rapeet.
lit:.
Through
tlikrts
sii
to
Vlrlerla
and
Seattle,
and
baggafe
cheekeil
lliroiigli
to
deatinatloii.
3
lb
85c
Extracted
hooey,
lb.
.
S5u
Extracted
hooey,
lb.
..
35c
Red
grapes,
lb
35c
Dates,
bulk,
a
lbs.
for
Sac
Raisins,
hulk,
per
lb
16r
V
eg
table
marrows,
lb
6c
New
pomegranates
Iso
Sweet
Potatoes,
lb
10c
New
pomegranates
three
for
16c
Pumpkin
8e
Csltfbreia
layer
figs,
per
brick
30c
Csllfornla
Dainty
Dates,
packs
ge
.
.
36c
Winter
Pears.
d'AnJou,
per
box
..
$440
Per
doaen
40c.,
60s.,
and
80c
Jonathan
applea,
Jumble
pack
2J6
"C"
garde
$J6
Fancy
$8.00
Extra
fancy
83J6
Spltmbergs,
-C"
grade.....;...
84.00
..WQ.
'BtW''i1sa3
''.
....
.
...
.
'..
,
,
$MS
Dellctoui.
fane?
.Ht4im
tW,
Extra
fancy
68.76
Rome
Beauties,
fancy
$8.00
Extra
fancy
83.60
i
Northern
Spies
$3.78
Jap
Oranges,
per
box
$1.00
Navel
oranges
40c
to
fl.00
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FRUITS
Dates,
bulk
lie
Dates.
Dromedary
2So
Raisins,
bulk,
3
lbs.
for
16c
Raisins,
package,
3
for
SSe
Cluster
raisins,
lb
25c
Lemon
and
orange
peel
30c
Citron
peel
60c
Black
cooking
figs,
3
lb
36c
White
figs.
S
lb
26c
Currants,
2
lbs
360
Prunes.
8
lbs
26s
Apples
36s
Peaches,
peeled
S5c
Apr:ots,
lb
,
40c
Prunes.
80-100,
3
lbs
36c
3fl
lb.
box
$3.00
Prur.ts,
60-70,
lb
10c
Prunes,
80-40
and
40-60.
lb
15c
16
lb.
box
$2.76
Evaporated
pears,
halves,
lb
16c
36
lb.
hox'
,
HJ
NUTS
Almonds,
shelled
Valencies
75ft"
Br
axils
35c
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
60c
Walnuts,
aitelled
halves
65c
Almonds
....
35e
PsauuU
....
26c
Manchurlan
walnuts
....
35c
California
walnutt
..
....
604
No.
1
.nixed
nuts
,
.
.
.
....
35c
New
filbert
....
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100
lbs.
Wheat,
No.
8
,.
$3.00
Oats
..
63.70
Bran
.
.
$2.00
SHIPYARD
OUR
GREAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
of
MEN'S
AND
ROYS'
CL6TIIING
AND
FtyfeNISII-
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'
is
still
on
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
a
Miller,
Proprietor
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartntfd,
Warehousing,
and
DJaUnbuUnfi.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
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