Clements Advocates Canada US Trade Clash and Naval Policy
Speaker argues for reciprocity within the British Empire, criticizes Liberal Free Trade and the National Policy as protective yet needed for developing Canada. He urges Canada to press the United States for capital and tariff changes, promotes fishing and fisheries protection, and calls for better mail and labor conditions while praising imperial ties and a strong navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clements
Dominion
Canada
Liberal Party
Wilfrid Laurier
United States
John A. Macdonald
Ottawa
Clements
Prince Rupert
Black cod in use market launch by Queen Charlotte City
D R Young of Queen Charlotte City has shipped several tons of black cod to Vancouver for marketing by P Burns Co. The product, cured and tested in G T P warehouses, will be sold smoked or salted and aims to become a staple in coast cities. The new fish comes from deep waters off Queen Charlotte City and will be stocked by the distributor to meet ongoing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Young
Queen Charlotte City
Vancouver
Mr. Young
Prince, Rupert Inn
P. Burns & Co
Queen Charlottes
KFORCE AT GOOSE BAY PROGRESS REPORTED
Yolen Williams of the Granby Company and Goose Bay manager Mr McDonald say two hundred sixty men are at work and the saw mill will be running within ten days. Buildings for workers and other works will follow. Williams is inspecting ore showings in northern camps, noting good prospects but insufficient work to prove true deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Yolen Williams
Granby Company
Mr. McDonald
Goose Bay
McDonald
Williams
Prince Rupert Sash and Door to Close for Repairs
The Prince Rupert Sash and Door Company will temporarily close its factory on September 16 for repairs and additions. Patrons are thanked for their patronage and the company hopes that additions to the plant will enable it to meet local demand even better after reopening. The firm has a large stock of manufactured goods to meet requirements during the closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert Local Improvement Notice Filed 1911
The Municipal Corporation of Prince Rupert proposes rough grading and retaining wall construction for a lane between Second and Third Avenues from Fourth to Ninth Street. It will assess final costs on benefiting properties, with a property diagram filed in the City Clerk’s office for inspection. Estimated cost is 17 500 dollars. Dated Prince Rupert September 8, 1911. Ernest A. Woods city clerk. William Malhon Davis city engineer. 18-12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Corporation of the
City of
Prince Rupert
Second
Third
Fourth
Ninth Street
Ernest A. Woods
WM. Malhon Davis
Poles Tender Call at Cow Bay for Cedar Poles
Tenders invited for supply and delivery in Cow Bay of 200 Cedar Poles by Sept 18. Specifications at the Telephone Office Third Avenue. Tender must include certified cheque or cash for 2 percent, on form from the City Clerk. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. ERNEST A WOODS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cow Bay
Third Avenue
Ernest A, Woods
Copper City Hotel liquor licence application notice
Notice is given that on October 11 an application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for a liquor sale license at The Copper City Hotel Copper River Skeena District Lot A Block 312 Copper City Skeena District BC Dated September 11 1911. Harvey Creech, Applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper City Hotel
Copper River
Skeena District
Copper City
B. C
Harvey Creech
Sharp words at aldermen meeting over charges
Aldermen clash briefly as a heated exchange precedes a decision to move from controversy to business. Vancouver visitor Harry Spaw of B C Life Assurance Company promotes stock in the province, with Stephens & Co. handling local sales and promising rapid uptake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Hilditch
Harry Spaw
Vancouver
B. C. Life Assurance Company
British Columbia
M, M. Stephens & Co
Salvation Army Adjutant Visits Prince Rupert Era
Army visitors Adjutant Smith of Wrangel in charge of Salvation Army work in Southeastern Alaska meets Major Morris in the city. Morris will visit Hazelton, inspect interior corps, then head to Toronto for a congress with Mrs Bramwell Booth. Smith praises Prince Rupert enterprise amid playful hunting banter with a local farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant Smith
Wrangel
Salvation Army
Alaska
Morris
Hazelton
Toronto
Bramwell Booth
AdAm Smith
Prince Rupert
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Canadian Northwest
Prairies
Ketchikan
Seattle
New England Fish Company
Wilfrid
Victoria
Crows Nest Pass
Comox-Atlin
Denman Island
Coun
Dominion Government
Publc
DR. Young
Great Britain
Slocan
God Save the King
D.R. Young
Kforce
Granby
Second Avenue
Seventh Street
Jeremiah H. Kugler
Third Uncle Avenue
Ninth Jerry Street
the Continental Trust Company, Limited
Monarch
Karen Hardware Co
M.M. Stephens & Co. Ld
The
Pioneer Steam Laundry
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