THE
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Saturday,
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1923
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Saturday.
December
1,
1128
FISHERIES
CONVENTION
T.
II.
Johnson,
manager
f
the
Caaadkm
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
is
to
be
canratulie4
Bft
toying
lauded
the
fisheries
convention
f
or
PrJRapert
flfexj.
year.
It
is
an
important
event
and
it
ifi
expected
a
large
number
of
prominent
men
engaged
directly
or
indirectly
in
the
fish
trade
will
be
present.
These
will
come
from
eastern
Can
ada,
western
Canada
and
the
United
States.
Vancouver
fishery
men
are
backing
Prince
Rupert
and
now
it
will
be
for
the
local
people
to
do
their
part
There
is
plenty
of
time
to
prepare,
so
there
will
be
no
excuse
if
the
reception
is
not
a
good
one.
Mr.
Johnson
is
to
be
congratulated
on
his
success
in
connection
with
this
event.
He
is
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
and
as
such
recently
presided
at
the
meeting
when
the
decision
was
arrived
at
to
come
here.
It
is
an
indication
that
western
men
are
beginning
to
make
themselves
felt
in
national
affairs.
BOOSTING
OF
PRICES
On
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
they
seem
to
have
boosted
prices
beyond
all
reason
and
the
probability
is
that
I
the
prices
will
come
down
just
as
rapidly
as
they
went
up.
1
j
In
the
meantime,
the
manipulators
are
getting
rich
at
the
!
expense
01
mose
who
uu
nut
kiiuw
uie
uAtiumgt-
wiu
"nuoc
14-
Jr.
?fmr1nrl
oil.
ill
tin
CMITO
1
lrUrl
in
V0
ml
mill
1
11
f
inaelstrom.
New
Y
or;k
Stojjk
Exchange
is
a
good
place
to
$votd:
unless,
ft
is
to
buy
or-sell
stocks
purchased
for
in-
.-
t
..ir.i.jff-.
vestment
purposes
anu
not
ior
speculation,
BRITAIN
IS
AGREEABLE
Recently
the
chairman
of
the
naval
affairs
committee
nf
Hip
IT.
S.
hmiRo
nf
renresentatives
sent
an
invitation
to
1
Holiday
Values
COATS
FROM
$3.95
You'll
appreciate
the
clever
touches
of
finest
fur
trimmings
on
these
Coats.
You'll
appreciate
the
lovely
sjlesf,Uu
smart
colors
and
the
fine
workman
ship
of
these
nigh
"
typev
models.
And
they
are
remarkably
under-pricadr"--""
Terms,
Cash
Only
G.
C.
Woodward,
United
States
consul,
sailed
last
Cardena
on
a
vacation
Vancouver.
Fred
Weaver,
the
Vancouver
conaulite.
is
to
relieve
during
hi
absence
AUSTRALIAN
TRADE
TREATY
Butter
Makers
Arc
Not
Adversely
Affected
Declares
an
Ottawa
Despatch
4i,
i.;-!.,i.
...,.....,
nr,.m;(.A
f..
-Ucmicc.
rtrifVi
'
butter
trmiorted
from
New
eii-
a
committee
from
the
British
house
of
commons
the
ques
OTTAWA,
Dec.
1.
If
the
Aua-
j
trallan
treaty
is
ruining
the
dairy
industry
in
Canada,
the
trade
;
figures
of
the
Dominion
Bureau
:
of
Statistics
fail
to
reflect
the
j
disaster.
It
is
quite
true
that
there
has
been
a
good
deal
of
j
land
that
Dominion
receiving
4Vn
d'ontv
Mtuii
lint
4
Vila
tint
tin
1
wtic
w
i
a
n
uuw
fcino
vu
bit.
i
,
tion
of
the
naval
.
estimates
and
111
the
I'll
building
of
1
warships,
1
j
apparently,
has
not
been
suffic-!
so
that
there
might
be
no
competition
between
the
two
knt
in
quantity
to
make
good
the
countries
in
this
regard.
Premier
Baldwin
replied
in
a
'reduction
in
Canadian
production
friendly
manner
and
the
probability
is
that
the
meeting
I
bought
about
by
increased
ex-will
be
held
possibly
the
first
of
a
long
series
of
similar
K.
meetings.
The
idea
seems
to
be
a
splendid
one
and
is
pos-
1ureau
of
suUBtic8
re,,ort!,
that
sibly
the
beginning
of
a
general
movement
toward
very
tne
storage
holdings
of
creamery
Close
CO-opcratioil
of
United
States
With
the
British
Em-
butter,
in
Canada
on
November
1.
yjre
I
last,
were
24,491,708
lbs.,
whereas
jtho
five
year
average
for
this
date
UII
LA
I
1
UUL
ALllMllbb
!
despite
the
importation
of
New
Whenffclyricebf
wfctat
dropped
this
year
eople
were
Zealand
butter,
there
h
leu
but-wonderiiw
the
meat
Pool
would
eome
out
and
how
"Son
jSSiZ
mucn
oi
afOfprerinyfa
at
uie
ciose
oi
tne
season,
pos-
cortomary
at
thlB
tiiw
of
yeKr.
!
sibly
kept
back
for
tfee
purpose
of
strengthening
the
mar-
It
is
but
natural,
therefore
that
ket
It
was
tfthei'-a
surprise
to
learn
that
the
pool
had
the
price
of
butter
ahouw
not
i
sold
OUt
eveiyblipl
of
its
grain
this
year,
whereas
at
the
have
weakened;
if
there
has
been
i
when
better
there
cn
H
h"
been
upward.
clofe
of
tli
previous
season
prices
were
r
.
.
i
i..i
The
camuaisn
of
the
dairy
in-
was
a
uoiuovor
oi
oven
seven
mmion
ousneis.
.dugtr).
wed-for
the
purIWM
of
The
pool
seems
to
have
the
situation
well
in
hand.
If
it
destroying
the
Australian
treaty,
can
survive
a
season
or
two
of
a
dropping
market,
its
breaking
down
for
lack
of
future
seems
to
be
fairly
secure
as
long
as
it
is
well
man-
.JJiSitV
dXauTto
m-
Kd'
tawa
to
plead
with
the
govern
Bert
Itobson
duty
as
ourser
has
returned
on
the
C.
N.
to
teamer
Prince
Charles
this
trip
after
a
six
weeks'
vacation
in
the
course
of
which
he
travelled
far
east
as
New
York.
as
ment
to
act.
while
there
was
yet
time,
and
remove
this
sword
of
Damocles.
The
government
de-
night
by
thejclined
to
admit
that
any
danger,
trip
to
existed.
The
delegates
asserted
from
that
the
New
Zealanders
were
but
here
beginning
to
take
advantage
of
thi'
treaty
and
that
within
a
few
1
S
jOH
RICHMOND'S
WW.
-
v
ISiflLV.
CUEI'E
DE
C1UNE
AND
CKbYtS
BACKED
SATIN
DIUiL-Sogiw
'p
i--jrtto
i.u.
Sale
price
!ji:..r
.v
iVWLX,
LADIES'
DRESSQ8
in
4Lin;
n&
geurgeUea.
Every
ou
is
new,
Aifi
''
0mit
mnd
distinctive.
8ajk!
prjee
,
rMlt
&v
QNLY,
LADIES'
DRESSER
A
fasciunting
Ictin
of
new
styks,
colon
and
materials.
Dresses
for
every
occasion
and
aiioa
up
to
41.
Baiie
price
!(;!l.7fi
1U0
ONLY,
1ARTY
DKU8SEE
in
fabric
v&tfuc
of
the
soason,
the
wry
latest
creaiiona.
New
necklines,
row
skirt
effects,
clever
collar
urrangements
ami
Other
details
that
make
them
so
outstanding.
Bale
price
tfl
ALL
OUK
BEST
DRESSE8
Golf
lex,
K-rcisior,
etc.,
offered
at
Special
Sale
price
$1
!..-,
ALL
OUK
OPP088UM
TK1MMED
LAD1I38'
C0AT8
iuc
offered
at
this
time
at
real
sale
prices.
Uegulur
values
up
to
f
09.00.
Sale
price
$'.).."0
'
,
ALL
OUK
(JtaiiSl
MA-tblUMMEl)'
jhAfilHB'''
'COATS
are
offered
ait''
'
from
i.K
ffi
i.no
UP
HtLKLOOMEB8
AND
VRSTS
Made
by
Jny
belle,
In
all
shades,
colors
and
siM.
Sale
prifce,
per
set
;
Jt
I
BILK
NIGHTGOWNS
with
late
or
tailored.
All
sices
and
shades.
Kegular
value
up
to
S4.D6.
Sale
price
..
$!.."
.,
SULK
8HADOWPROOF
SLII'S
All
colon
and
sizes.
Uegular
value
$4.96.
Sale
price
-.
$!.."
OUR
WHOLE
STOCK
OF
LADltiS
HATS-In
the
latest
models.
Sale
prices
JjJI.O.",
and
!j!:;.ir
LOUVRE
mimffiriiimM
n
BIt'ENTKNAUY
OK"
FAMOUS
EXPLOKEU
Repreaentatives
from
till
parts
of
the
British
Empire
placed
reatha
on
the
statue
of
Captain
Junius
Cook,
in
the
Mall,
on
t
lie
ccasion
of
the
bicentenary
of
his
birth.
The
above
photo
:b
hows
Rid
James
Parr
of
New
'Ze
tland
laying
his
country's
wreutb
t
the
fotft
of
j..j4
months
the
Canadian
market
would
be
j
glutted
with
imported
buxter.
It
was
claimed
aa
a
matter
of
fact,
that
huge
shipments
of
butter
were
then
enroute
to
Vancouver.
,
The
month"
have
passed
and
;the
Canadian
market
apparently
is
keener
for
butter
today
than
one
year
ago.
And
in
the
meantime
other
Canadian
industries,
pi.rtirulrrlv
those
situated
in
British
Columbia:
Imvc
been
dem
nstratably
beaafited
by
the
treatr.
The
Family
Herald
and
Wee
kly
Star
of
Montreal
with
its
wonder
fill
Improvements
haa
no
eer
us
an
agricu'tural
paper
on
this
or.,
tinent.
The
best
Canadian
far
t
rs
know
that.
Have
you
made
your
purchases
at
the
Louvre
Prc-IIjliddy
Sale?
It
means
savings
of
over
half,
just
before
the
Holiday
when
savings
are
most
appreciated
!
With
fine
quality,
smartest
apparel
on
sale,
this
event
Is
doubly
important
!
We
urge
you
to
attend
early
in
order
to
choose
from
our
huge
stock,
while
sizes
and
selections
are
complete.
peciai
Bargains
offered
each
day
at
the
Pre-iolday
Sale
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
SALE
IS
NOW
IN
FULL
SWING
FROCKS
FOR
$3.95
As
usual,
we
are
first
with
the
latest.
And
this
.oolloction
of
wonderful
Dresse's
wIJT
ttvqjb
",Jhan
vouch
for
this
statement
Je
'ajwic
glqffious
styles,
daring
colors
and
twmmingB.
m
Terms,
Cash
Only