vHE UMINECA AURALD WEDNESDAY. GCTOBER 8 1930

1930 Chevrolet Prices

ASix: in n the price range ofa Four

a vei
Roadster -
~ Light Delivery -
Coupe: - oo.
Coach oo
 Sport:Coupe .. -

, Special: Sedan®: -

-factory cab -

cand Dual wheels

| Smithers

fe = 1081.00
Club Four Door. Sedan

* Utility Express. Truck with |

~ “Heavy ‘duty truck, factory cab 1227.00
' Heavy duty truck, factory cab .

SHITHERS GARAGE & ELECTRIC

Dealers

| Also the best equipped repair garage in North- :
ern British Columbia. .
"Oxo Acetylene Welding

$979.60
* 872.00 -
872.00
-— ~ 979.00
7 989.00

=> . 1050.00
- 1111.00

- . 1056.00

. thought of as living in the oper waters:
of the Great Likes with other com-

, GOLD FISH IN GREAT LARES 4

[Are used.as Food: ond Sold as “Rea

+ Carp—Sane: Fish’ Found in
Your Own Parlors

Le ammeaneenand

 Ottawa—It js not. ‘genérally: known’
that gold fish are. caught in In :
quantitles in the Great Lakes and al!
so thot they: are used. for food’ pur-!
poses, A report has just come t!
hand. which’ says in part :—
The common gold fish, which inhab-
its many ‘home fish “bowls; ‘acquaria.

or garden .pools is “not generally |

mon species.
- ‘However, considerable numbers: of
gold: fish: are ‘taken: by °

Drie. -

1254.00

BC.

Bulkley | Cow “ Asso,

Following is‘p Hast ‘of cows in: the above Association that gave 53 Ibs. 0
of September, 1930.

hore of ‘butter fat. for the mon

Name" stiCow | “yt ; a
"Holstein
“ Hoistein
. Holstein.
Holstein
.,.. Holstein, ..
0 Holstein’.
Holstein

‘Suite
“Molly 0:
Jean ..
Dinah
‘Daisy’ H.
Lanky'
.- Shirley.
Naney -°
Gwen...
Mary =
Beauty
Tulip
Queen
3. Susanne
41 Mary™

Holstein 5

Shorthorn. *
Helstein,

Heifers, ander ‘three. yenirs old. whiel gave 20

Lie month. of f September, 1930.

Guerniey~ .
Guernsey, a
“Holstein. *:
‘Holstein... |,

P. H. BS

_ Holstein’ * "
Holstein’:".: °

» Shorthorn:

Figures in, brackets indicate: niuater ot anys since freshening.

Lbs. Milk Lbs. Fat.

* 1025
7/000.
146800

7 Holstein”. 7

Pp, B. H." Le
Jersey gap. ves

*

‘

Owner” '

1614
1426
1404

80.7.
* 613 ©
59.0°.*
57.3
” 66:1:
54.2
~ 2.6...

8, Woodman
L. “L. DeVoain
‘J. G.Donaldson
F. Cassels:
: LL. DeVoin
W. Billiter
J+; Bourgon .
J. G. Donaldson
EF. Cassels
R, ‘Macgregor
“J. Palmer .
J,--Clarkston
R. Maegregor °
OG. J. Killer
LG. DeVoip -

1350

0638 Wy Sproule
“Or 47° LL. DeVoin |
BIO.) O. J. Killer
aa 358 LG, DeVoin
33.4... P: Gilbert
318°. ow. Billiter
81,7 ey J. Miller,
80. on A @. Donaldson

a G. Manning -
Supervisor

Safe. drivers
Prompt « service”

Will take you~any- pace a.
car can. 1 g0. goed "

* ‘

is onlet, on: ‘the, West
#0 ‘in, n. aia -one..,“(No!": said, hes afer
with

these: ‘Western
and:

4 Seated tenders, will . be “vecelved hy
-| the. “Minister of Lands at "Victoria not
{ [Jater than noon, on’ the ‘B8rd.’aay “ot
“£ LQetober, 1030; for. the: purchase ‘of
8 | License 312860, .to..cnt. 185.000" feet of

\Veedar poles ‘ond piling on an area alt

‘|Land- District. 7

asba i ‘iets

" TIMBER SALE X12850.

——

uated - ‘On portions: ‘of: Lots’ 9514, “$515,
and: 2516,. orth of. Hazelton, Cnbstite |:

sea years. wil be en, fer Fes

| Increasing numbers’ have’ been taken |'

"Canadians emigrating to the ‘United:

of New York, and some: 5,488, Came oY:

Montreal has obtained a. contract from
| the: Dominion Governiient *' for”

‘|pled in Sorel, Que.

.|diesel engines of eight cylinders in con:

: generation sets will develop 05 he B.

Belle Isle during a great flodd in 1918 |!

and the larger | spécimens - are sold for |:
food on the market and are known as
“red carp." Others ‘are sold: ‘alive for
stocking private garden’ ‘pools. |
These fish are much’ larger
the fish usualiy seen, generally attain-

CANADIANS STAYIN G HOME

Ottawa—There- were only” 3,501:
.|States in the month of July. ‘This
number ‘is: ‘considerably below the ‘av-

year. Of the‘ other emigrants’ to the
U. 8. during the same: ménth ‘the ma.
Jority came’ from” Huropean. countries
and: even’ ‘these were below the month-
ly average. Italy led the list with
some 1,632 imnilgrants : and Germany
followed with’ 1,187. Wogland sent out
BAB. immigrants, Scotland 780 and the
Irish Free States 824. Over 18760 im-
migrants entered the States by. Port

er the boundry via Canada. .

ae oe 4

$7,000,000 Dredging Contract
Ottawa—A dredging - “concern of
the
dredging of. the ship canal‘in the St.

Lawrence river between Montreal and

dertaken, and the ‘dredge was assem-
Clay, rock and’ al-
so boulder. diteionttie’ will be encoun-
tered, and. the equipment was designed
to cope ‘with these conditions. '

Some 2,800 horse power will be de“
yeloped. on the new. dredge. from fou

nection with a generator of. 400. nv.,
250 volts and . in addition’: “quxillary

“TAKES "IMMENSE TOLES e

Washington—The Panama canal hig

August 14th of this year. -
time about, 60, 183° commercial. vessets
have ‘transited the ‘canal, aggregating
207, 490, 045. ‘net: : tons,” ‘Pendma' Canal
mensurement,. on: which tolls. atiount- |
ing ‘to, $350, 660; (068 | were . tevled, find |.
which carried. 279,338,393 long tong. of |.
‘ent go... 7 The, ast; fen. eae have, 40.
counted: for, more, than 76 per. :
the net tonnage, and, 86. Der cent 0:
-}tolls collected,

: British

‘commercial .
fishermen who’ haul’ seines’ in Lake |. '-
“Those. fish- were: first apparent
in quantity in the Sandusky Bay re-|
gion In 1920.and were thought to have| —
originated. from fish escaped from |'

than |’

ing a weight of ‘from one to. two Ibs |.
‘ns compared with goid fish confined ‘
in’ owls or small acquaria which sel; ;
dom attain any considerable. owt,

erage ‘of previous mouths of the fiscal | ;

Quebee to. 2 ‘depth of” 35 at’ a _ cost of | |
* ’-| about $7) 000,000. ba
A speciai dredge: ‘has’ been destgnea Bl
. | by, the company’ 5 engineeting staff to].

take care of the conditions peeullar to :
the riv er bed ‘where ‘work is’ to "be un- |

completed 16- years ‘of operation on te
‘During this . ae

\*Buita B 0 Porras”

Co crag is

Our: Home:

Ie- live morkéts are the core, of
solves the problem’ ‘at ‘onée, ‘then
: it Is sound” “econémics . to push
home products, Maker and 2 COn-,,

Get them all

Pacific Milk «

factories at Abbotsford and Ladner

EMBALMING FOR SHIPMENT A SPECIALTY

A wire
“ will bring ws

"pO. Box 908 |
‘PRINCE RUPERT, 5.C. ©

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SENSIS

18 Thanks For Things
As They Are

oe al
cao

went C.P.R.-ing

Over the prairie _

Where flat things are flatter
Than ordinary,

“Far things are farther; "'

-Near ‘things nearer, - ane
‘High. things higher, © --

‘Sere things serer.. -
‘Earth, a shorn sphera,s © 3.
‘Went wheeling and whirling, ; =
sIwisting and. twirling. . :
‘Around to the rear; _

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‘Ethereal ‘seaat how ‘the. ‘old, wild
breeze, |

Fain, famished for treed,

Bhricked in. seventeen keys! :

"TH I feared we'd .be, hurled

To some five-pointed world,

‘But the wind fell asleep

As the sky fell aflame; -

‘And my., ‘tears fell away, 4

jan the: Past filled av frame's « aa

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r ‘gave: thanks) T live now! 7

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Nationa: “whenever you
teave- , east. OF south.

Moder equipment.+ +

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CANADIAN
Nati ONAL |

"all information From
Local Agent or
a, F. McNAUGHTON .
' Dist. Passenger: Agt.,

Prince Rupert, BC.’
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“DENTIST |

. , Otfico— Over the Drug Store |

“SMITHERS, B.C:

Hours 3a, m. to tp ra
‘ ings by appointment.

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