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M.   ROUrmN
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- Editor
Th��? Portland Canal   NeWS    ��WMted by its inhabitants in lecal aff-
��� airs; and in thi* Stewart measures up to
thc very highest standards. The annual
hospital meeting' held last week was all in
this regard that the most fastidious could
desire.
It was without doubt the best attended hospital meeting in many years, with
an   atmosphere of confidence and unity
R��*s��HT*tr that would be much envied in any town in
the Province.
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nOLLARS
YEAR
AoVerttstnfl   Rate*:
afcwtar 4dvortSsin(r. 5ft cents oe*r (net. rw i
'eaSke.'   30 cents n*r Ir**
^S**r*aJ   fooWon   Dtsqsesnr or   Re-satin?.   25 per cent above
issfiwij ratrs.
tta��Httataot Iiupsejioiuent. $\S f* more  than one claim.
IM for eart additions* claim mentioned)
Votjceev. $lf>     '<>ol Votwe*. $7.   Water Notices, ��10.
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IN PROBATE
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA IN THE  MATTER
OF  THE   ADMINISTRATION   ACT
AND
IN THE MATTER OFTHE  ESTATE
OFALDO  LAZZAROTTO
DECEASED INTESTATE
TAKE NOTICE that by order of his
Honor F. McB. Young the 18th day of
September, A. D. 1925, I was appointed Administrstor of the estate of Aldo
Lazzarotto, deceased, and all parties
having claims against the said estate
are hereby required  to   furnish   same.
CAROLAN'S
Meat Market and General Store
Hardware      Groceries        Fresh Meats       Workman ��.
Boots and Shoes Stoves and Ran-*'
Powder, Caps and Fuse
One pair genuine Silk Stockings (riven with each $10 rash purch
HELP THE TOWN
EVERY arrain of wheat taken oat of
the bag/, is one less grain in it. Make a
small hole in the bottom of the bag and
create a steady leak, and grain after grain
will run oat. The same applies to money
in a town: every dollar that is sent out is
a dollar less in the community: as with the
bate, so with the community.
I properly verified, to me   on  or   before
thc 19th day of October,   A.   D,   1925'
-      , ., , _, .   ���. n     ,   , .        and all parties indebted to   the   estate
ford as president and Rev. A.W.R. Ashley
as secretary, rendered a highly satisfactory report of the year's work, and the
vote of thanks and appreciation that was
unanimously adopted was well merited.
The newly elected board start their
year under the happy circumstance of the
fullest possible confidence of the entire
community, and will doubtless render as
good a report at the end of their term.
are required to pay the amount of their
indebtedness to me forthwith.
NORMAN A.  WATT.
OFFICIAL   ADMINISTRATOR.
Prince Rupert, B. C.
Dated the 19th day of September, 1925
18 4t
POWDER AND STEEL
Possibly in no other industry do ex-
c. ���. . perts disagree to the same extent as they
There ��s not one resident in  Stewart *^ ^^*
do in mining, that is io say in so far as to the pos-
IN  PROBATE
IN THE  SUPREME COURT OF
BRITISH  COLUMBIA   IN  THE
MATTER    OF   THE   ADMINISTRATION ACT
and
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF WILLIAM MURPHY
DECEASED INTESTATE
BANK OF HYDER
HYDER,   ALASKA
(Incorporated   Under   the   Laws   of   Alaska)
4    PER    CENT   Paid   on   Savings   Bank   Ac-counts
Canadian Funds Accepted on Deposit.
Money Telegraphed to all Parts of United States
J. A. Hall, Pre*.     ���   E. Hall, Vice-Pres.    E. D. Haddon.Cashier
who did not come here to better his or her
condition    financially.      It  matters  not
sibilities of a prospect making a mine is concerned
The history of every mine en this north coast
TAKE NOTICE that by order of his
Honor F. McB. Young made the 1st
day of October, A. D. 1325. I was appointed Administrator of the estate of
William Murphy, deceased, and all
parties having claims against the said
estate are hereby required to furnish
same, properly verified, to me on or
I before the 2nd day of November. A D
whether they are working for wages or isth��Same.   Time and again in the early pros-; 1925, and ail parties indebted to the
estate are required to pay the   amount
of their indebtedness to me forthwith.
NOTMAN A. WATT,
OFFICIAL ADMINISTRATOR
Prince Rupert, B. C.
Dated the 2nd day of October, 1925.
20 4t
conducting some Business.    We are all in pect stages they have one  afcer the other  been
the same boat, and what   helps  one  helps turned down by geologists and mining engineers.
th* Other. ^he Hidden Creek properties that resulted in
  , .   , x.     one of the largest copper producing plants in the
TCta  local merchant   helps carry the'��� ... , P    .      . . , *__.
*~ British Empire at Anyox, were by  eminent men
local burdens: he is called upon tc sub-eomlemned That wonder mine. Premier, exper-
scribe generously to all local undertakings jenoeo; tne same treatment at the hands of many;
that have for their purpose the advance- Dunwell is in the same category, and more notor-
taent  ol  the  district.     Ue  supports   thei ioualy so than any,  the Big Missouri,   which  all
STEWART NEWS CO.
ONE  OF  THE  NOBLEST WORKS OF THE LORD
IS THE MAN   WHO PAYS HIS BILLS PROMPTLY
Gibson Block
Fifth Street
SYNOPSIS UF ,
hospital, pays school taxes in order to help, **** t0 Prov�� that the condemnation of a prop- j l Ijyn ipt 411 riMll-XIl j C
educta the children of the town. Nothing *r* ** thls ">rth eoast "**" "*"��� mW AU' ^1WB:LW �� ��
only really dependable authorities.
LOOKING ABO IT
Powder and steel judiciously  used   are   the,
PRE-EMPTiONS
Vacant,        unreserved,        surveyed
Crown  lands  may   be  pre-empted  b>
British subjects over IS yeara ot atce,
and  cv  aliens on  declaring;  Intention
tu   become   British   subjects,    ������ until
  | tional    upon    residence,     occupation.
An interesting feature cf the past few weeks! purpo'sT^0^���*"1   f��r   ""     ""*
,,  has been the presence in the district of   several I JS_\ ���������'������"--"���t-0-- concerning regu-
how small, and what ��arl oi a town would F . ,    , j���   i *****. 7,*-������<--��������-  pre-�������  u
'engineers, representing some ot the   argest  Brit-1 !L " 7. L"-1"Un ���NoI *��� ,*-**-'- -J*"***
*..' hi**, ssl ! to  rn ��|*l   Land,     copies  o(
> t.     I.I' t ;,u ������j  at��� m~lam* ��.*��N��^ ...... ���!-. tlm ������ - ��� aSium can be obtained free of charge
I by   addressing    the     Department     ut
UQj-j I-anris. Victoria, B.C.. or to any Oov-
is brought forward requiring money that
he is not expected to support generously,
ami naturally does so to a greater extent,
than the private resident.   Eliminate the
business houses from the town, ao matter
ish and American mining organizations.
Kealuing   these  facts  every   possible Wnile it is understood that   they   were
effort Should be tUade t<t>    keep   OUr    lllOney    here t'ttr any Specific Purpose,  Still   the   Very    fact        Records   will   be   granted   covering
cirvulatiiui vsithin the town.   The better;th^ th��y w��re here- and werevery favorably im- ��77* Sg*�� ��5��i
town, the better plaice it will be  in   which  P'^sed. suggests that the big mimng interests of *** f^*^-ff^^****
the world are watching developments very closely  Range.
Applications (or pre-emption', are
I to be addressed to the Land Com-
| tnissioner of the Land Recordirg Di
vision, in which the land applied for
is situated, and are made on -.Tinted
forms, copies of which can be obtained from  the Land Commissioner
  Pre-emptions must be occupied tat
I five   years   and   improvements   made
m. ��� ,1 ���     j 1 ..,     . \ **-   value   of   |10   per   acre,   including
It IS IlOt generally recognized Or known    that; clearing and cultivating at least Ave
I acres,  before a  Crown  Orant  can   be
Always Busy
Giving Good Service
-Exchange Grill-
Fresh Bread and Pastry   Every Morning:
Sole Agent for Braid's Tea and Coffee.
TRY FLEISHMAN'S YEAST CAKES
J. P. Hawkinson. Prop.
to live* for everyone concerned. By helping the town ��e help ourselves. The advertising columns of tho Portland Canal
News will assist >ou iu this.
and are more and more realizing the possibilities
ol tins district from a mineral production standpoint. Their presence and commitment of confidence in the district augur well for the future.
PtiRSOMKUAlTOH OK UNITY
every tire, even if it is a small blaze quickly extin-j i     . . ,<
For more detailed  information  see
'How     to     I'le-nuipt
One ot the surest signs of a   progres- supporting the tire department from $15  to  $25, | Land"
guished. costs a few people in   Stewart   who   are] ,,        l;iill,
sive tow 11 of community
FOB A GOOD
SMOKE
See Pete at the
Exchange Cigar Store
CltJAHS,   (JlGARKTTS,   TOBACCOS
anil Snukk        BEST BRANDS
PURCHASE
IS    the   interest   besides tfiving hours Of    free    Service    afterwards!      Applications  are  received  for  pur-
...       xx. ��� xx, 1 I chtt-'��    *i    vacant    and    unreserved
 , ���- ������   getting the equipment back   and! Craws- lands, not being timberiand.
'���],,<���,. .       ,, ! tor  agricultural   purposes;   minimum
rsady tor the next Call. j price of  Clrst-oisJw (arable) land Is M
' ���   ��� ��� I I'er acre, and second-class  (grazing)
land IH.60 per acre. Further Information regarding purchase or lease
ol Crown lands Is given ln Bulletin
No. 10, Land Series, "Purchase and
Lease  of Crown  Lands."
Mill, factory, or Industrial sitec on
timber land, not exceeding 40 acres,
may be purchased or leaied, the conditions including payment ei
siuoipage.
HOMESITE   LEASES
I'nsurveyed areaa, not exceeding Is
acres,   may  be   leased  as   homesltea
I conditional   upon   a   dwelling   being
i erected  In  the flrst  year,  title  being
I obtainable   after   residence   and   Improvement   oondltlons    afe     fulfilled
and land haa l"..*i> surveyed.
LEASES
For  graslng   and    Industrial     -,*-*.
poeea areas not exceeding ,i��o acres
may  ba  leaaed  by  one  person  er  a
company.
QRA2INQ
Under the eraalug Act the Prav.
lnee Is divided Into graslng districts
aud the i-uh administered under a
Uiaalng        Commissioner.       Annual
graslng permits *,* Issued based on
numbers ranged, priority being given
to established
may form
management,
permit* ara
DIAMOND  DRILLING  CONTRACTORS
T^OeHy^w Yttrift* Experience at Your Disposal
UiaiUvMid drilling   is to mining   and
texitantiM wnl wh��^ --*-* sWN >�����to
surgery.    Tbo  one  suro   method  of
obtaining exact geology.    Invaluable
for determining tbe mo-U suitable ays
t��tu (iiietheU) \* ��dopt for proving.
lo\elog>uiR aud miniim oie bodies.
tttavv and Ugat pwttfcU gaaoUno,  and air powered drills
locaUvl ll ��avi��u�� disU'ivta.
til--J k��������ved dnU* (or macoswible place*.
Hiatsry *i ww*. \** ��l aolca, uraubio map and detail of
UnU v��sulta by ��*ur ��t��U w l��eu dssired.
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MO Y IKS tlUOS.. taoatla. I ul.
HU mk* HMa*. **-- I1**-** -**-*���
Vopiifi, M. 6, Suukaut, Wash.
rHiouo C*��> wivur tUtM. ��'��u��c Main oiti
STEWART LAND COMPANY. LIMITED
Founders and Original Owners
of STEWART   TOWNSITE .  .
Head Okfick
101  IVmberton Block,     -   VICTORIA,  B. C.
Real Estate   Insurance   Mines   Financial Agents
ROBERT   M.    STEWART,       - -      President
Lots for aale in all parts of town
Listmgs of properties for sale wanted
STEWART LAND CO., LTD.
Fifth St, Stewart. BC
HYDER
RADIO
SERVICE
Opjn i) a.m. to 9 p.m. (including Sunday.) Messages
delivered in Stewart, B, C.
u-Lu-oera
���f-mej-e. Btook-owners
SMlatlons for r-aoge
Frae. or partially frJL
railsvele Ier sAUera.
taarmUara,   up   u   tea
BRITISH COLUMBIA
The Mineral  Province of Western  Canada
Has produced Minerals valued as follows: Placer Gold, .S77.>->:;
Lode Gold, $118,473,190; Silver. $08,824,579: Lead. $70,548,578
Capper, $187,489,378; Zinc. $32,171,497; Coal and Coke. $860,-
880,048; Building Stone. Brick. Cement. $42,225,814; Miscel
minerals, $1,431,349; making its mineral Production to the end oi
1924 show
AN AGGREGATE  VALUE OF $859,427,386
The substantial progress of the Milling Industry of this Provinci
exhibited in the following SgiUM, which show the value of produi
eessive Hve-year periods: Kor ail ytars to lX��r> Inclusive,   $94,647,
years 18%-1900, $f>7,H0o,9��7; for tive years 1901 1906, J96.507,9ttf
I VMM 1910, $12.5,534,474; for tive years   1911-1916,   $142,072,608;   foi
19i��-1920, S189.922.725; for the yea. 1951, $28,067,641; for the yeai
lo8,843; for the year 1923, 141,804.826 ami for 1924, $48,704,604.
PRODUCTION DURING LAST TEN YEARS, $81
Lode mining hmj only heen in progress for -il^U''-'���'
only about one-half of the Prtf!inc��1ias besn MOspectedTSoo.Oi 0
of unexplored tnineral-bearinj,' land are open for prospecting
Tha ininiai laws of this Province are more liberal an
lower than of any other province in the Dominion, or any Colon) i"
Kmpire.    Mineral locations *t*gMntad the discoverers for nonin
Absolute Titles are ubtained by developing such  proper!
curity of which is guaranteed !>>' ClOWB Grants.
Kull infurniatiwn, toguthar with  Mining ReporU and M"l,s
be obtained gratis by addressing
T"K HON. THE MPNWTMIR Of MINKS. VioUiria. British
N. H. - ���Practically all British Columbia .Mineral   1'iooerl.cs  Upon wl
velopment has been done are described in some one of 'he   ti
tlie Minister of Mines.    Those considering mining ii
such reports.    They are available without chaw on application to tl
ment of Mines, Victoria, It. ('.    Reports "f the tieological Surve)   '
Paciflc Building, Vaueonw. are recommended as  valuable  gources
(nation.
the ���	
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vtatmanti ihould       :
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,.:  infoi PORTLAND   CANAL   NEWS,   STEWART,   B. C,   FRIDAY,   OCTOBER  30, 1925
ij
WE   HAVE
MOVED
INTO   OUR   NEW   QUARTERS
TOOTH    BUILDING
Full Line of Groceries aud Produce
For Sale, on terms, two years
��� Four-roomed house, furnished
(new); on double corner, clost
in; with 3 stall barn, cutter, saddle, etc.   Apply Rolston & Co.!
J.   W.    WILSON
5th and Columbia St.        :-:       :-:       Stewart,   B.C.
DALBY B. MORKILL
MINING SURVBYOE
B. C. Land Surveyor
STEWART, B. C.
WATCH
REPAIRING
Orders Promptly Filled
All Work Guaranteed
S.   Wickwire
Newell Building, Stewart, B.C.
GEO. H.  SHEPHERD
Provi  :ial Assayer
Stewart, B. C.
Fifth and Victoria.
GET OUR BID
on
Moving That Freight
Crawford Transfer Co.
| FREIGHT CONTRACTORS 1
E.  ARMSTRONG
GENERAL FREIGHTER
TELEPHONES
FOR SALE-Good second hand telephones suitable for stores,   offices,
mines, farms or small   exchanges
$5.00 each F. 0. B. Vernon, B. C ���
Address Okanagan Telephone Co.
AGENTS   FOR
TEAMS     PACK HORSES
P.O.Box 133,    STEWART. B.C.
COAL
CAPS
POWDER
FUSE
DOMINION   TIRES
AGENTS  FOR   UNION  STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Office 5th St., Stewart.
TUGBOATS
Rupert Marine Products, Ltd.
Jjjeo. G. Bushby, man. dir.
Prince Rupert,    B.C:
STEWART BOARD OF TRADE
STEWART,   B. C.
General   information   of the
PORTLAND CANAL
DISTRICT
supplied on application to the
Secretary,  Stewart, B. C.
Board meets 1st and 3d Tuesdays of each month,
Board Rooms
PORTLAND CANAL L0D6E j
L. O. O. M. 1218
Meets 2nd Thursday at Hyder, 4th
Thursday at Stewart
HOTEL PRINCE RUPERT
COASTWISE  STEAMSHIP
& BARGE CO. LTD.
Weekly Sailings From
Stewart Direct To
Smelters.
General Freight and
Powder.
For Information Apply:
805 Birks Bldg.,
Vancouver, B. C.
The Song of the Neck-tie
Some may long for the soothing touch
Of lavender, cream and mauve,
But the ties I wear must possess the glare
Of a red-hot kitchen stove.
The books I read and the life I lead
Are sensible, sane and mild;
I like calm hats and I don't wear spats
But I like my neckties wild!
Give me a wild tie, brother,
One with a cosmic urge!
A tie that will swear
And rip and tear
When it sees my old blue serge.
Oh, some will say that a gent's cravat
Should only be seen, not heard.
But I want a tie that will make men cry
And render their vision blurred.
I yearn, I long, for a tie so strong
It will take two men to tie it;
If such there be, just show it to me���
Whatever the price, I'll buy it!
Give me a wild tie, brother,
One with a lot of sins,
A tie that will blaze,
In a hectic gaze,
Down where the vest begins.
BEAMAN
BLOCK
H. ZEFFERTT
Dealers in Smart Neckwear for Men
STEWART,
B. C.
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A Real GOOD Hotel   j  \y. J. WAKEFIELD
H. B. ROCHESTER, Manager
European Plan
Light and Heavy Transfer
Wood for Sale
We Buy Bottles
ANDERSON CAFE  &deli_catessen
Private Dining Room For Parties
Best Cook this far North
MEAL TICKETS $5.50 for $5.00
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COME   TO   THE
PORTLAND CANAL ELECTRIC LAUNDRY
FOR   YOUR   SHOWER  BATHS
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CLEANING and PRESSING
FRUMENTO, RYAN, MacDONELL & CO.
520-521 Vancouver Block, Vancouver, B. C.
We are specializing in Portland Canal Mining Stocks.
Send us your buying or selling orders.
We are in the market for prospects which will stand strict
investigation.
GET THE FACTS ABOUT
MINING   IN
BRITISH COLUMBIA
The B.C. Chamber of Mini's lain ��� position
to offer unbiuBsed information, based upon
thoroughly reliable reports of the latest date,
as to any phut of mining in British Columbia, or general information a�� to any mining
property in the Province,
Every Engineer, Prospector  and Investor
should keep in touch with the great development of the enormous mining   resources   of
British Columbia which is now going an.
We are not interested in any   mining   property.   We have no stock   to   sail.   We  are  a
semi-public body,   organized   to disseminate
authentic information conceruing the mining
industry of British Columbia.
Address enquirjes to Secretary,
B.C. Chamber of Mines, Suite P.
438 Pender St. W., Vancouver B.C
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In the Center of Everything:
HOTEL   ST. REGIS
Vancouver
Corner Seymour and Dunsmuir Streets.
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QUALITY
MARKS
PACIFIC
MILK
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HARDWARE
Oils, Paints and Varnishes	
SPORTING  GOODS
MINING SUPPLIES
ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS
Kestmore Springs & Mattresses -- Steamer Trunks
Very soon after Pacific Milk came
upon the market it began to attract attention, for the first aim of the
manufacturers was the best evaporfr
ted milk that can be turned out.
Quality was and is-concentrated
upon. As a result Pacific Milk early
became popular and has steadily grown
PACIFIC   MILK
Head Office,   Vancouver.
Factories at Abbotsford & Ladner B.O.
SEALED TENDERS
Estate William Murphy. Deceased.
Sealed tenders will be received by
the Official Administrator, Prince Rupert, B. C, up to 12 o'clock noon on
Monday, the 17to day of November,
1925, for the following Mining interests:
One-half interest in the Yellowstone Group, consisting of the
"Yellowstone," "Butte,, and "Old
Timer" Mineral Claims���Upset
price $2000.00.
One-half interest in the "Anaconda Group' ' consisting of the
"Anaconda," "Anaconda No. 1"
and "Anaconda Fraction" Mineral Claims
One-third interest in the Payrol
Group consisting of   the   "Pavroll
No. 3" and "Payroll No.   4"   Mineral Claims.
The above mentioned claims   are  all
situate in the Salmon River Section of
the Portland  Canal   Mining   Division.
Most of the claims adjoin   the   "Forty
Nine Group."
The lowest or any tender not   necessarily accepted. 21 5t
STEWART DAIRY I SODA FOUNTAIN
J. CAMPBELL.
PROPRIETOR
Home Made Ice Cream Fresh Milk
and   Buttermilk
ICE    FOR    SALE
Cream
BEAMAN BUILDING
One Door South of J. W. Wilson
MINERAL ACT.
Certificate ot Improvements.
NOTICE.
Grey Copper and St. Eugene No. 3
Mineral Claims, situate in the Portland
Canal Mining Division of Cassiar District.
Where located:--On August Mountain, west side ef glacier, on Naas-
Salmon Divide.
Take Notice that Dalby B. Morkill,
of Stewart, B. C, acting as agent for
Albert Johnson, Free Miners Certificate No. 84334C and Marius Pederson,
Free Miners Certificate No. 84338C,
intends, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for
a Certificate of Improvements for the
purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of
the above claims.
And further take notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced
before tho issuance of such Certificate
of Improvements.
Dated this 1 day of September, A. D.
1925. 18
UNION STEAMSHIPS
The popular T. S. S. CARDENA sails from Stewart
Every MONDAY at midnight for
Prince Rupert and Vancouver via way points.
Northbound;���
T. S, S. Cardena leaves Vancouver every Friday, 9 p. n.
Prince Rupert Sunday, 8 p.  m.
For Alice Arm, Anyox and Stewart.
For further information, Reservations Etc.
Apply W. J. CRAWFORD (Crawford Tranfer Co.) Agents.
Office 5th St., Stewart.
Prince Rupert Agent   2nd Ave.   Phone 568
HEAD OFFICES, Union Dock, ft. Carrall St.   Phone Sey. .306.
D. W. McLEMAN
Fifth Street
STEWART.
ALL THE COMFORTS OF A HOME
ARE TO BE   HAD AT THE
Hotel Stewart
James McAlkenan,    Proprietor.
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STEAMSHIP and TRAIN SERVICE
S.S. PRINCE RUPERT leaves STEWART for PRINCE RUPERT, VANCOUVER. VICTORIA. SEATTLE via ANYOX
each THURSDAY at 10 a. m.
S.S. PRINCE   CHARLES   for PRINCE   RUPERT,   VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE direct each Sunday 12 noon
S. S. "PRINCE JOHN" leaves from PRINCE RUPERT
fortnightly for VANCOUVER, via QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE FROM PRINCE RUPERT
Trains leave Prince Rupert daily except Sunday at 11:30
a. m. for Jasper, Edmonton, Winnipeg, direct connections
for all points East and South.
For Atlantic steamship sailings and further information,
apply to R. F- McNaughton, District Passenger Agent
Prince Rupert, B. C. K-
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PORTLAND   CANAL   NEWS.   STEWART,   B. C,  FRIDAY,  OCTOBER 30, 1925
PREPARE to MEET the WINTER
Coal & Wood Heaters   from $5.00 up
Cook Stoves & Ranges   from $30.00 up
Good Warm  Blankets   from $7.00 up
Flanellette  Sheets   from $2.75 up
Cotton   Sheets   from $2.00 up
Cotton Pillow Cases  from  40c  up
Feather Pillows   from 1.50 up
Full size Felt Mattresses   from $11.00 up
We shall be glad to have you come in and inspect our stock.
UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO.
5th Street,   STEWART, B. C,    G.W.Smith, Mgr.
Jas. Comer returned yesterday
morning from a trip outside.
Mrs Laura Workman left last
Sunday for a visit in Vancouver.
Pat Daly returned Sunday
morning from a business trip to
Seattle.
Wm. Sloan, manager of the
Daly Alaska, returned Sunday
from Vancouver.
J. A. Stephen, Public Works
engineer, returned Monday and
left for Anyox Thursday.
W.H.Tolin left yesterday morning on a trip outside.
Chas. Lake left Monday night
for a visit in Vancouver.
Wm. Bunting left last Monday
night for the south on mining
business.
Mr and Mrs Jackson of Premier left yesterday for a visit in
Vancouver.
Gus Anderson, mine boss at
the Premier, left yesterday on a
vacation trip south.
Residence close in, cheap for
cash.   Rolston & Co.
The children's party and dance
set for Oct. 30 has been postponed until the night of Nov. 6.
O*. H. A. WhUlans^^
and Surgeon, fjfllct, m*^
and Victoria Sts. Bours 12
o'clock, noon, to 3 p.m., andby
appointment.
Stewart Bakery
BREAD
ICE CREAM
VEGETABLES
CAKES
CANDY
FRUIT
CAMPBELL & DUKE.
STEWART   CAFE
Not the "BEST COOK" But we get by
We specialize in 50c Lunches.
Choicest of Steaks and Chops -French & Puff Pastry
Try our Peach and Banana Short Cakes
PRIVATE BOXES FOR LADIES
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A Welcome Awaits You At The
DOMINION HOTEL
Victoria, B. C.
STEWART HEADQUARTERS.
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200 ROOMS
100 BATHS
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Everything a GOOD HOTEL should be
Rat��s $1.50 and up.      ���      Free  Bus.
Stephen Jones, Proprietor.
G. C. ANDREW
CUSTOMS HOUSE BROKER & FORWARDING AGENT
Fire, Accident, Automobile & Marine Insurance
Rates Quoted on Ore to
Tacoma, Selby and Swansea
F. E. GIGOT
FIRE I
LIFE
SICKNESS
ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
Stewart, B. C. ���
F. C. GREEN
(Green Bros., Burden & Co.)
CIVIL  ENGINEERS
B.C. LAND SURVEYORS
Stewart,  B. C.
Tne MARMOT HOTEL
First Class in Every Respect
MODERN AND MODERATE
Solicits the Patronage of Any and All
Once Our Guest,   Always Our Guest.
BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY
SOME PORTLAND CANAL MINING STOCKS
That Offer Sound Investments
The DUNWELL The MARMOT METALS
The B. C. SILVER The PORTER IDAHO
The Premier The Natonal Siilver
Buying and Selling Orders Filled
At Best Possible Prices
H. W. M. ROLSTON & CO.
Portland Canal Stock Specialists
STEWART MEAT MARKET
Hams - Bacon - Butter - Eggs
Meats and Fish
For WHOLESALE PRICES Try Us
P. BURNS & CO.
JACK SCOTT.
Manager
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FOR   ANYOX
32-Ft. High Power Speed Launch
BENGUR
Fastest Boat This Far North
Special Trips to Anyox, Maple Bay, Georgia River, Marmot
For Arrangements See
A. E. Young, Stewart or O. W. Chapman, at Wharf.
������NOTICE-
TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
That on account of the wretched condition of the toad
between Stewart and Hyder the Comer Taxi will
charge from this date One Dollar straight and until
such time that the Government sees fit to do some
work on the road and put it in decent shape.
The most urgent requirement in
Canada's Agricultural Products
CANADA produces every year large quantities of wheat, oats, barley,
butter, cheese, bacon, beef, eggs, apples, potatoes, grass seed and
clover seed that she cannot consume. Her natural outlet for these products is, of course, Great Britain���the one great consuming country of
the world with an open market.
Unfortunately, nearly every other country with any surplus of food
products seems to want to send its surplus to this same market.
The keenness of the competition on this, our only market, and the
energy and resourcefulness of our competitors began to impress themselves upon the Department of Agriculture some time ago, but it is only
within very recent years that the real and only way to grapple with this
problem has been discovered, or at least put into effect. This Department
now believes, as do also most of the farmers of this country, that the
"grading" of our agricultural products is the policy and practice that is
seeing us through the struggle and will assure us of our rightful place on
the British market.
"Grading"  means  the  classifying 18 shillings a long hundredweight below
of products, whether, they be hogs, but- Danish, has gradually grow*- in the csti-
ter, cheese, eggs or anything else, into mation of the British wholesale buyer
what might be called in a general way ***--'-- ��t is "ow quoted at only from 1 or
"BEST",   "GOOD",   "FAIR"   and -ess t0 at most 5 or 6 shillings per long
"POOR" classes. hundredweight below the best Danish.
These  exact words  are not used in        This   improvement   in   price   is,   of
describing the grades, but that is what course,  due  to  quality  and  has  come
is meant.   The purpose served in grad- about very  gradually,  the  spread nar-
ing is threefold��� rowing down  by  a  shilling  or  two a
.,. _ , .. . month until now it is not at all a rare
(1) fcxiucatscmal.   When the pro- occurrence to see best Canadian selling
ducer sees the  relative  quality of his on a par with the Danish article,
product he is spurred on to maintain w*^.^.       ���
that quality if it is the "best" or to ���"������������888���Canada was the first country
improve the quality where necessary. to grade and standardize ergs. These
,0> --*, . .-,, grades and standards apply not only to
\��t) r air rlay. When products are export, interprovincial and import ship-
not   graded   the   inferior   article   for ments, but also to domestic trading.
^Iic!!Lrr1^S.?fitCn b?nJP M T.ch a5 The basis -s '-"erior quality, clean-
the superior article, and the credit and    ncss and weight
advantage of putting the superior pro- n.    ���    -��� ���     ' -.
duct on the market is lost to the one standardizing   Canadian   eggs   has
who really deserves it. established conndence between producer
/r,._      ...        .     ' and consumer and between exporter and
(3) Facilitating Trade.   The British importer, and has resulted in a
dealer learns to have confidence in the greatly-increased demand for the Cana-
article he is buying and buys more free- d'an egg both at home and abroad,
ly, because it is guaranteed by grading, Other products might  be  mentioned
and gradually everybody gets to know where grading has worked to the great
what the   best   article really looks like advantage of the producer and to tlie
or tastes like.   In short, grading brings advancement of Canadian agriculture,
about   standardization   and   ensures   to ai,������ i    ��__ . -*,���.���
the nroducer the best n-ire               s   lo Already Great Britain recognizes our
tne producer tne best p. ice. ctore cattle> wheat( chccse> �����   applc3
Canada now grades her cereals, gras3 and oats as the best she can buy.
seeds, hay, potatoes, apples, eggs, but- It is for us to so improve our other
ter, cheese, wool and bacon hogs.   The products,   particularly   our  butter   and
results have been in every case bene- bacon, as to bring them also into this
ncial and in some cases quite markedly list of "the best on the British market"
so, even though the grading system has and consequently the highest priced.
been in ellect in some cases for onlv        r..,,--         .,   . .     ���     .u-    ��...
two or three years, thus:- *    ph?"d,ng,, e?abled  UV��  d-��  thlr>   fof
cheese, wheat, eggs and apples.
Cheese���Grading began April 1st,        Grading is helping us to do it for
1923.   Canadian cheese the year before butter and bacon,
had fallen  into such disfavour on the o-m     .,     o*.
British market that New Zealand cheese Quality Counts
was quite commonly preferred     Todav ��� Qu""ty ���* thus the first objective for the
Canadian   cheese    command**   cant*   no-- Can"idl->n��P��rt traie. and, then steady, regular
���?W.vi. *u       ir 5     , "J1"   Per supply.  It it ilong these lines the Department of
pound  higher  than  New   Zealand. Agriculture is working by educational method!,
n     .. and the resultof this policy is seen in tlie glowing
DUtter Grading   began   same   time v.?lum*0' Canada's agricultural exports   Look at
as for cheese. The reputation of our but- ,Ures :~
ter was then indeed at low ebb. Canadian Canada's Principal Exports of
butter today, while not the best on thc Farm Products
market, is rapidly improving in quality 1920-21      1021-2S
and gaming in reputation. Wheat (bus.)   129,215,117   191.7(14.887
mj Flour   (bbls.)          6.017.0:1.2      11.029
JS!n^SA^W^yea^ag0theDe-     &^_!����       888      '"SffiSS
partment of Agriculture began to grade     Butter (lbs.)      9,789,414    14.501.981
live  hogs;  at   the   packing  houses  anH     SF**P* ���<�����*���!      1,8S��,208      1.869.6-ja
Stock vards    Th* 10#   ��,JL*V * . !?        Apples   (bbls.1)       1158.499       1.408.887
the packers for "select" bacon hogs as     ���������,rley  <l"-��-)   s.sbs.Djvi 22.820,484
against " thick smooths"ras classed by    SS^fe*!  i  8,201.4.10 7.B24.896
departmental graders has done wonders       Middiin-S" <"wt)  819.781 8.or.7,038
to improve the quality of our hoes and Oatmeal and Bolted
develop the bacon industry                             o��u (cwt.>  897.2RC M0.048
TOMm.  a.        j.        .  "laU8tr-/* Clover   Seeda   (bus.)  178.288 417.907
Best Canadian bacon, which ordinar-    T.,bacco  (ibs.>  ...���       200,153     B,Ml.4M
ily was quoted two veara ara frnmin ��    c"*m <��������*-*�����>  ���-    LI7MM     8.��".1JJ
, 4"U".u iwo years ago trom 10.'-      Flax   Seed   (bua.) ���      1,843.591        3,030,1U5
For further information and publications  write 501
DOMINION DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, OTTAWA
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