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NeoiiuUe-Preldent
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V.
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Treasurer
("ol.
S.
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McMordlr.
H.S.O.
Secretary
(I.
W.
Johnstone.
Excrtitlte
L.
Y.
IMtiiiore.
Jack
Jule.
J.
.McNiilty.
J.
A.
Lindsay.
Or,
.
T.
kcrrln.
II.
J.
Uradbury,
John
C'urrlr.
Harvey
Eraser
and
Thomas
Mr(
limonl.
Aid.
W.
J.
Greer
was
unanimously
re-
elertefl
nreslrient
at
the
annual
meetlntr
S2.80:i..
I
w.
ni
t-.
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.
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ii
Local
Local
Readers,
Readers,
per
per
insertion
insertion
per
per
line
ine
25
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naaw.il
liuu.
Aims
l
11
c
buulikuuii
uhiu
2c
tcxcn
of
appreciation
for
tils
splendid
15c,
work
of
last
year.
His
re-election
wa
moved
by
David
Thomson
and
seconded
by
Duncan
Kennedy.
Aid.
Greer
express-
(M
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3
,
.
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rjl
,,.v
kite
office
and
called
for
further
nominations,
himself
nominating
David
Thomson.
J.
A.
Lindsay
was
nominated
by
11
nomas'
McClymont
but
Mr.
Lindsay
said
he
would
not
have
the
time
to
di-
Thursday,
Feb.
10,
1927
Tl
to
the
work
and
Mr
Thomson
de-.
sired
to
withdraw,
so
Aid.
Greer's
elec
tion
was
made
unanimous.
J
I
II
K
LIBERAL
In
thanking
the
meeting
for
the
(
OTTAWA
VOTE
CONFIRMS
FIGURES
OF
ASSESSOR?
.
The
valuation
placed
on
the
waterfront
elevator
site
in
nonor
again
conierrea
upon
mm.
Aid.
the
Greer
said
he
would
continue
the
en-
vote
made
by
the
House
of
Commons
to
reimburse
the
Grand
Trunk
deavour
to
do
his
best
fn
the
interests
Pacific
bondholders
in
compliance
with
agreement
may
prove
of
of
LlberalUm-
He
had
member;
.
.
.
of
the
party
all
his
life
and
expected
1
some
assistance
to
the
civic
court
of
revision
now
wrestling
with
lwars
to
be.
He
referred
to
the
fact1
the
appeals
from
the
1927
assessment
roll.
The
city
has
this
par-
that
he
attended
the
first
Liberal
ticular
elevator
site
assessed
at
$100
per
front
foot
or
$150,000
lm'vwt
for
ll,r
meetlnK
ever
h'w
ln
th
eU-
That
.,,,.,
,
.
,
1
.
....
m
1908
in
the
Old
Knox
Hotel.
Little
the
total
1,500
feet.
The
vote
to
the
G.T.P.
bond
holders
was
$165,-
did
he
expect
then
that
it
would
ever
COO.
This
would
appear
to
sustain
the
assessor's
valuations
not
only
06
u
privilege
to
head
the
association.
on
the
elevator
site
butVn
various
other
waterfront
valuations
from
.In
contetU
'or
the
nm
"nd
Mcond
....
.
vice-presidency,
Duncan
Kennedy
and
$30
oon
or
$40
n
in
i
,i
the
vicinity
of
the
Cold
Storage
plant
to
$110
for
choice
Aid.
w.
m.
Brown
were
respectively
eiect-frontage
adjoining
the
business
section.
There
are
many
aspects
to
ed.
The
re-election
of
Col.
s.
p.
Mc-the
matter
of
assessment
but,
on
the
face
of
such
an
accepted
valu-
Mordi
as
treasurer
and
of
o.
w.
John-ation,
it
would
seem
to
the
ordinary
observer
that
the
assessor
has
tone
"
etary
were
both
unanimous,
not
erred
on
the
excessive
side
in,
his
figures
at
least.
p-
'ay
at
"
secretary
of
the
meeting
last
night,
owing
to
Mr.
John-
CAPAItl
F
MF
ON
stone's
Illness.
He
(Mr.
Glassey)
de-
xiinra
to
accept
nomination
as
secretary
iTmTm
ii
T.
.
,
.
of
the
association.
While
it
is
i
obvious
that
x,.
his
selections
were
alonir
nolitical
line,
tv..,.
...
course,
will,
undoubtedly
make
a
success
of
the
job.
He
possesses
Unds,'r'
Dr-
w-
T
the
necessary
practical
and
cold
business
attributes
that
the
board
1
JS't
and
Thomas.
Mcaymont.
,pf
,t
ct...o
rr
...:n
u
.1.1.
i-,
,
t!i
V.
A
-A,.aK,.au
mil
uc
uic
10
iae
care
oi
me
mtmben
of
the
executive
are
to
be
ap
legal
end,
j
while
Dr.
K.
J.
Manion
s
experience
as
a
minister
of
the
pointed,
crown
should
stand
him
lA
good
stead
for
his
new
work.
The
mem-
bers
of
the
new
board
are
all
adequately
capable
and
experienced
to
administer
Ontanos
liquor
laws
if
they
follow
the
straight
and
narrow
path.
PRINCE
RUPERTS
NEW
FAIR
HOARD.
to
conduct
the
1927
exhibition.
Business
men
are
well
represented
MALKINS
sssssisisWaW
ij
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v
K
JS.
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J
In
The
Letter
Box
T.I
II
I
IT
Oil
XO
T.I
It
I
FIT
The
Northern
British
Columbia
Agricultural
&
Industrial
As-
Edltor-
D1"
Ne
sociation
has
made
some
hannv
choices
in
its
selection
of
dirpptnra'
Slr
',How
can
R"Prt
aj
"How
can
Rupert
be
freed
so
that
sary
for
the,
work.
The
Exhibition
is,
it
is
true,
in
a
rather
bad
hole
The
prosperity
of
an
seaport
towns
but,
with
good
management,
there
should
be
little
difficulty
in
pull-
depends
largely
on
overseas
trade.
In
ing
it
out.
An
early
start
should
be
taken
in
effecting
organization
countries
that
choke
down
this
trade
and
making
plans.
lth
import
tariffs
the
exports
are
also
An
important
thing
to
remember
is
that
the
board
must
work
thereby
choked
down,
because
tariffs
hard
and
that
the
public
must
give
it
general
support
and
assist
en1
UP
prIce
nd
thU
KDM
up
cost
in
various
ways
when
called
upon.
Only
in
that
way
will
success
cf
P"""1011-
if
cost
of
production
goes
be
.achieved
and
it
is
essential
that
the
Fair
should
be
a
success
this
v
'
'JSZTJl
L
,
C
iZZ
year.
Another
blow,
like
last
year,
would
probably
kill
it
and
the
Z
Wk
majority
of
people
in
Prince
Rupert,
now
realizing
that
the
Fair
is
their
trade
with
foreign
countries,
distinctly
beneficial
to
the
City"
and
district,
do
not
want
to
see
that
1
Every
day
thousands
of
ingenious
.people
In
"different
part
of
the
wide
NEW
PHASE
IN
BRITISH
i
orld
are
making
improvement
ln
DIPLOMATIC
SERVICE.
toots.
In
machinery.
In
materials.
In
By
the
appointment
of
Miss
Asta
Crowe
as
private
secretary
to
rceth01
ot
production.
To
say
that
you
Sir
Colville
not
h,ve
th"
thln
jr
Barclay,
British
Minister
to
Budapest,
a
brand
new
phase
has
been
opened
In
the
British
diplomatic
service.
Miss
Crowe..
lTnll'TZZ
eldest
daughter
of
the
late
Sir
Eyre
Crowe,
permanent
under
secre-juy
in
having
them
u
commercial
sick-tary
of
state
at
the
foreign
office,
it
the
first
to
woman
conquer
injness.
in
a
free
trade
country
or
a
low
the
field
of
diplomacy
and
her
appointment
has
caused
a
stir
and
(tariff
one.
the
producers
can
select
the
brought
about
much
speculation.
Miss
Crowe
has
already
taken
up
"
a"i
cheapest
materials
'or
toou
her
duties.
Among
other
notable
women
diplomats
who
have
served
"'
any
part
of
the
world
and
use
them
in
London,
Miss
Crowe's
appointment
recalls
the
name
of
Madame
Imost
"
n
M
the
pewn
who
is
Olga
de
Vovikoff,
who
was
ambassador
from
Russia
during
the
prime
"Tlr,g
,n
tbe
country
where
the
to
ministry
of
Gladstone.
provement
u
atarted
can.
But
thow
I
who
live
Inside
a
tariff
palllsade
have
to
-
"
'-I
wait
until
the
foreign
Improvement
has
been
duplicated
at
a
higher
cost
of
pro-
,
duct
Ion
probably.
Inside
the
tariff
en-
closv.-e
that
they
happen
to
live
ln,
or
els
pay
a
handicapping
tariff
which
I
people
ln
tbe
tr(t
trade
or
low
tariff
countries
are
so
held
back
with.
In
I
either
case,
the
people
in
the
high
tariff
.country
are
held
back.
A
wealthy
highly
differentiated
country
like
the
United
Statea
(differentiated
In
races,
j
jsnd
in
the
commercial
Ideas
(products
I
.can
stand
this
tariff
hindrance
to
Its
access
to
the
specialised
manufacturers
of
I
the
'outside
world,
but
this
is
a
heavy;
loss
to
them
all
the
same,
both
financially
and
Intellectually.
The
export
trade
of
the
United
States
has
always
within
recent
tariff
years
been
small
jeempared
to
her
wealth
(except
when
,
the
last
European
war
gave
her
a
lift)
and
her
shipping
trade
U
remarkably
mall.
The
Intellectual
aspect
inHuences
I
the
financial,
Restricting
our
trade
re
latlons
with
the
outside
world
may
satisfy
the
prlmatlve
tribal
instinct
ot
exclusive
clsnnlshness
and
pride
of
many
of
us
but
It
does
not
tend
to
progress.
The
people
who
Increase
the
lines
of
traffic
about
the
world
are
the
ones
Two
Kinds
You
can
pet
Quaker
Oals
in
two
forms
tin
large
plump
whole
flake
or
the
half
flake,
rolled
tliln,
am!
partly
itMikeil.
Ilotli
are
of
the
same
Quaker
Quality,
famous
in
38
countries.
If
you
wish
to
make
porridge
while
you
boil
the
coflVe
or
make
the
toast,
use
Quick
Quaker.
It
cooks
in
3
minutes.
j
who
help
on
our
advancement
and
good-
rCnDfC
VflllMP
flVEC
'will,
and
It
U
particularly
to
the
ln-
ULUlAUL
IUUflU
ullLO
terest
of
seaport
people
to
do
this.
In
Alaska
it
Is
the
ame
story.
There
'
i
but
there
Is
a
party
ln
the
United
States
ADVICE
TO
SCOUTS
Hon.
George
H.
Ferguson
has
at
least
chosen
to
he
new
Ontario
for
the
executive.'
the
elective
member-
!"e
'
b.Unf
f
T?
people
there
MllTllirT
-,.,.
lut
Liquor
Board
men
of
prominence,
each
of
whom
have
demonstrated
of
which
u
nine.
Bai.o.
were
!;
-
Sum,"
m,US?'..JSi!
their
administrative
abilities
in
the
past
in
other
spheres.
D.
B.
Prea1
and
tho
chosen
were
L
w.;
4hl
llnM
t0
tne
0rl
tner
is
aiimomiion
or
santa
Hanna,
the
chairman,
is
a
caniy
Scot
and,
if
he
follows
the
right
atmo"-
Ju'-ani'
MeNuity.
J.
t
of
the
worW
(lneludlng
Rupert,
eAT.w.lx.i
hivimmeh
Kergin
H.
J
Harvey
Fraser
Three
further
!'malnland"
which
at
present
is
top
M
ANOELES.
Feb,
10.
"I
Just
kept
dog
and
which
says,
"trade
with
me
or
toiag."
U
the
laconic
explanation
made
111
hold
you
up
for
a
penalty
in
the
b7
George
Tounif
of
his
record-breaking
form
of
a
tariff
,
which
I
shall
get
in-
,wlm
the
Cataltna
Channel
for
i
i,
...
,
.
.
.
thu
nrin
nf
5
flOO
nttrii
h
William
tvicMcy
i.
jvu
stun
kiiiiy
fcw
gci
wurs
r
-
-
'
j
.
.
...
.
...
.
.
.
k
Wplal.v
lr
Vium
,i.f
tK.
nKnu
fn
a
the
Se0Xl1
ot
Amfr'"
:
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurler
thought
that
the
B"m"
population
of
Canada
would
Increase
far
Pushed
the
current
number
of
;
tn"r
Ufe.
This
U
the
faster
than
It
has
done.
It
would
have
natlne.
Doy.'
increased
as
fast
as
he
thought
it
Toronl0
message:
"Keep
going,
al-1
would
Rever
om
mother:
she
is
a
j
If
the
neoole
of
Canada
had
acted
I
as
senstblT
as
he
thought
th.
would
1,at.'
Nw
touch
tobacco
or
alcoholic.
drtnk-
1
a
1
do
not
bUm'
be
puhed
and
had
been
leu
exclusive
In
trade.
II
ytn
ahead?"
Is
not
so
Important
a
question
this
Company
of
Canada
were
to
tn
fcoT
who
wastes
hU
time
on
Idle
"""
ln"
Dnn
no
ooa'
"T'0P
amalgamate
with
its
neighbor
the
both
mlnd
nd
rour
bod'
United
SUtes
y3ur
i
Trust
(which
I
for
one
hope
It
win
not
do)
even
then-
It
would
W1
u
dHcate
machine.
not
be
wi
tween
the
This
would
rulr
to
sbolUh
all
tariffs
be-two
countries
suddenly.
a
great
many
people.
wun
you
as
iu
engineer,
ii
you
xaxe
care
of
your
body.
It
wUl
serve
you
faithfully.
This
is
your
Job.
'Be
prepared'
la
The
lhe
8couU'
mott0'
nd
1
,m
lt"ln
tariffs
would,
need
to
be
lowered
,n
lruwl
wnen
1
n
"
lnlM
mmw
gradually
and
slowly.
The
same
should
be
the
case
If
Canada
remains
independent.
If
the
United
States
were
to
tart
lowering
tariff
and
were
to
keep
on
doing
so.
her
'
cent
of
:
'production
would
become
much
less
for
the
rea.
sons
stated
above.
She
would
be
able
to
export
goods
much
cheaper
than
she
that
helped
me
conquer
the
channel.
All
my
good
luck
wishes
to
all
Boy
Scouts.
Keep
going
and
never
stop!"
NOTICE
February
7,
1637.
Cltlzena
of
Prince
Rupert
are
hereby
nntlfl.
Ih.t
.Mnn1ln,
A
th.
ft
w
t
w
does
at
present,
and
she
would
do
so
toNo.
iBa.
Section
489,
-No
person
shall
all
countries
that
-would
let
her.
There
within
the
City
place,
.keep
or
deposit
lhe
In
woodsn
receptacles
or
within
would
wouia
be
ne
a
a
muth
much
neater
greater
nthns
exchange
j
twmt
nvf
J(et
of
B
oUM
of
budlng
of
the
specialities
of
the
United
States
unless
the
same
are
contained
In
ome
with
those
of
other
countries,
whether
Usfe
depository
constructed
cf
brick.
th.
At,.-
,.,.,
,K.itone.
or
other
non-combustible
ma
reduction
of
tariff
or
not.
but
more,
"
It.
.1.1
courte.
if
they
did.
The
same
applies
to
other
countries
and
it
Is
to
the
advantage
of
a
country
to
have
free
trade
whether
the
other
does
or
not.
The
people
of
no
country
are
best
at
everything
or
ever
can
be
until
that
"country"
comprises
all
the
inhabited
territory
of
the
world
so
It
la
best
for
us
not
to
in
any
way
hinder
ourselves
from
obtaining
the
best
that
anyone
happens
to
specialise
In
ln
any
part
of
the
world.
It
is
necessary
to.
live
In
free
trade
country
after
having
lived
ln
a
tariff
restricted
one
to
fully
realise
the
advantage
of
having
the
best
things
of
the
jnarkets
of
the
whole
world
to
select
from
when
you
buy.
R.
M.
PEARSON.
Prince
Rupert.
i
MO
tonstib
ation
of
I
am
Instructed
by
the
City
authori
ties
to
notuy
an
parties,
wno
negiecu
to
do
so
or
who
refrains
from
doing
any
act
or
thing
which
violates
the
above
provision,
that
ten
daya
from
the
above
date
an
Inspector
will
be
empowered
to
take
the
necesiary
proceedings
to
enforce
tnis
section
oi
me
uy-iaw.
li.
a.
McLean.
City
Engineer,
xoTiri:
LAND
ACT.
OF
INTKNTIO
TO
TO
LEAME
LANII.
AITI.Y
In
Prthet
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Nesto
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
take
notice
that
John
Dybhavn,
of
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
occupation
manager,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
fol.
lowing
described
lands:
Commencing
at
post
planted
on
the
south
side
of
Nesto
Inlet,
about
one
mile
from
Its
head;
thence
south
o
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
north
8
chains
to
shore;
thence
east
10
chalna.
more
or
less,
following
the
shore
line
to
point
ot
commencement,
and
containing
7
acres,
more
or
less.
JOHN
DYBHAVN,
Applicant.
Dated
November
33.
1B28.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
AITI.Y
TO
LEASE
tOKEMIIOKE
In
Graham
Island,
5uten
Charlotte
Island
Land
Recording
District
ot
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay.
Massett
Inlst,
Graham
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Powell
River
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
Manufacturers,
intend
to
apply
tor
a
lease
ot
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northeast
corner
of
DL.
1&7U
thence
westerly,
following
northern
boundary
of
said
Lot
to
the
northwest
corner
of
said
Thursday,
Febn
1st
I
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OFFICERS
I
f
1
1
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ri
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ASS'N.
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ssssssl
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V
BSSS1
BSSSSSH
law
HBI
laeaieaK
SSSBSSSSSSSM
SSSSSB
SJJ1
The
3L
most
important
hours
When
food
must
satisfy
and
"stand
by"
you
Musi
people
have
to
do
more
tlinn
two-third
of
their
most
important
work
in
the
forenoon.
To
supply
this
energy,
they
need
a
breakfast
that
satisfies
and
will
"stand
liy"
them
throughout
the
morning.
That
is
why
health
authorities
ure
f?ood
breakfasts
why
the
matchless
flavour
of
Quaker
Oats
makes
it
the
breakfast
of
millions
of
people.
Its
delicious
taste
awakclis
lazy
appetites
ami
thus
promotes
easy
digestion.
Its
bulk
and
tender
bran
assist,
in
the
assimilation
of
other
food
and
aid
in
one
of
nature's
most
important
functions.
Quaker
Oat.s
is
the
most
perfect
of
all
cereal
food.
It
supplies
the
elements
which
build
tissue
apd
pve
energy,
as
well
as
the
important
vilamiiies
and
mineral
salts.
It
contains
1G
protein
and
(.
carbohydrates.
Tor
better
mornings,
have
Quaker
Oat.s
for
breakfast.
No
other
is
"just
as
good",
for
no
other
has
50
ycarscxperience
in
grain
selection
and
milling
behind
it.
Sec
that
the
picture
of
the
friendly
(Junker
is
on
the
package.
Quaker
Oats
you
have
always
Unonix
QuickQuaker
-
cooks
in
3
minutes
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co-
W
Prince
Rupert.
H.C.
(5
UNION
STEAMSHIPS,
LIMITED
Hailing
trum
Prlnre
Rupert,
l
of
VANCOUVER,
I(.'10KI
.
Hn.ii
lUy
and
Alert
luy,
etf
Ts
A
tun.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
luv
and
snii
luy,
ele
Mists'
'J
a
m.
For
PORT
HIMPKOV,
AVVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
MTEVt'AKT
and
Nssa
W"
Cannorlen,
Hunday,
s
p.m.
U3
ml
Atenue.
IL
M.
NMITII.
Agent.
Prlnre
Rupert.
,
Lot;
thence
westerly,
nortWly
and
easterly,
following
the
high
tide
mark
of
Ferguson
Bay
to
the
extreme
easterly
point
ot
Echinus
Point:
thence
southeasterly
to
the
point
of
commencement
and
containing
1M
acre,
more
or
lent,
POWELL
RIVER
COMPANY.
LTD.
Agent,
J.
Douglas
Wilson,
j
LAND
ACT
j
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
I
TO
LEASE
LtNI
i
In
Prince
Rupert
Ind
Recording
DU-
i
trict.
and
altuate
at
HusVm
Inlet,
Queen
:
Charlotte
lalanda.
i
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert
M
Currle.
ot
.Vancouver,
n.C,
occupation
fish
!
Intends
to
aoplv
for
a
lease
of
fiacker.
he
following
described
lands
.
i
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
northeast
Corner
about
1,000
feet
wes-,
teriy
from
miners'
cabins
at
head
of
Huston
Inlet:
thence
westtrlv
2'
Chains;
thence
southerly
about
13
chains;
inence
easieny
ii
cnaina;
inence
nor-
theny
about
12
chains,
and
containing
34
acres,
more
or
less.
ROBERT
M.
CURRIE,
Aonlleant.
LAND
ACT
Skeenaund
District.
District
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
slxtv
dava
after
date,
I
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Chief
Commissioner
of
Lands
for
a
licence
to
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
040
acres
of
land
tounded
as
follows:
Commencing
at
a
mnt
olanted
at
the
soutnwest
corner
or
section
30,
ship
3.
Graham
Island.
AJO.s
southwest
corner"
Town-
and
marked
:
thence
east
89
chains;
thence
north
B0
chains;
thence
rtn
on
cnains;
inence
soutn
BO
chains
to
point
of
commencement,
heinir
nr.
tlon
30.
Township
3,
Graham
Island.
B.C.
A.
J.
GORDON,
.
locator.
Datsd
December
t
17,
1020.
NewSuppHes
of
Men's
Clothing
nrrlvinjr.
rejrulnrly
For
Prices
and
Ounlil
Don't
ForRft
Montreal
Importers
j.
it.
Third
Avenue
Miller
Proprl'10'
PAIN
in
BLADDER
e
sure
to
TsjiDf
t,
for
1M
O""1
Sold
by