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Port of Seattle

"Major Port of the PACIFIC NORTHWEST

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THE PORT OF SEATTLE

"SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT, ROUTE TO THE UNITED STATES

Great Capacity and Size

The Oriental Shipper can always be assured of accommoda- tions when he shipe vin Port of Seattle.

Two of the largest ocean terminals of the plar type in the world are owned and operated by the Port of Seattle..

Theeo two piers, each approximately one-half mile In length, one 310 feet wide and the other 365 feet wide, represent the last word in terminal efficiency.

Over a million tons of freight has been handled over Smith's Cove Pier 40 in one year alone, with a dispatch and economy that would have been impossible on any existing pier in other .ports.

REGULAR SERVICE TO PRACTICALLY EVERY

PORT IN THE WORLD 'LOW MONTHLY

·AND SEASON STORAGE RATES

ADDRESS

PORT OF SEATTLE

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Write Trafic Department for Rates, Space and Sailinga

DON'T LEAVE YOUR CAR IN PEDDER STREET.

THERE is no longer any reason why you should leave Sunshine and your car out in the street all day. rain aliko cause deterioration, white moddling fingers aro liable to interfere with it.

Within a few seconds of the centre of the, City, a "new garage has opened where you may leave your car or cycle with the assurance that it will be well looked afler. It is located in the old Fire Station Building where there is apple accomodation.

Furthermore, an expert staff of mechanics is ready "to offect any repairs quickly and efficiently.

Daytime Storage during business nurs)

All Cars.

Motor Cycles

315.00 per month or $1.00 a day

7.50

THE CENTRAL MOTOR GARAGE Old Fire Station Building. Des Vœux Road. Telephones C. 2196 and 4821.

REMOVAL SALE

For 10 DAYS ONLY

All stock to be cleared at uced prices before removal

for CASH ONLY.

You will save money by making your purchases during this sale.

After 1st February we will be located at No. 26, Queen's Road, Central, A. P. C. Building. :

ABAQUERIA FILIPINA

LEADING TOBACCONISTS

Gets you well

and keeps you woll that is the object of SCOTT'S Emulsion which heals, nourishes wit strengthens. Verr doctor knong 12. Ask for

SCOTT'S Emulsion

The protector of life

IN THE FAR EAST

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

WOLF TOTEM POLE AT PRINCE RUPERT

THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1927.

Tmerly bolonged to a Niabga chief, named Daur, and stood h This totem pole, which now stands at Prince Rupert, B.C.. for. the front of his lodge, at Gitlakdamix, on the Upper Naas River, in Northern British Columbia.

The carved figures seen on the top of the pole represent the principal actory in logends describing the origin of the faintly creste. The owner of the totem pole belonged to the "Wolf Clan,"

The principal Jogend which explains how the woll was adopted for the family erest is us follows: One day, long years ago, great lave eruption took place, at Gitwunnillequ, on the Upper Nons River. The molten muss pushed the waters of the river back across the valley to the mountain-aldo and formed a great inva_plain, which extended from the head wütors of the Kehlulch to the canyon, at Gwinnha. The flery flow overwhelmed villages and fishing hamleta in its path, and the people fled to the surrounding hills. "Among theso fugitivor was an Indian eniet named Gum-lu- gidie, the ancestor of the owner of the pole. Gum-lu-gidia fled, with his family, to, the high- lands of the Shkamal River where they camped. Night after night they had no rest, but were dis- turbed by weird sounds and voices accompanied by the beating Lumtoms. At length the Chief “ and some of his traves determined to net out and discover where the sounds came from. The legend describes how they found themselves in the abada of "Tuluks". Spirits of the Dead, where they beheld many strange things. Escaping, from these heenteil regions, Gum-lu-gidin, overcome by fear, again tool up his fight, this time across the Grease-Trail to the Skeena River, leaving the- Naan, with its terrors, far behind. When the winter snows had melted and the ice had left the river, Gum-lu-gidis,and his companions travelled down the Skeena River, in dugouts made from Cottonwood treys, until they reached the island of Khern, now known as Kulon Island, of which Prince Rupart is situated. Not very long after they hind aettled at Khern, Gum-lu-gids' rest was once more disturbed, this time by the nightly howls of wolves which seemed to be calling Gum- lu-gidis by his name. The old fear overesme him Duce more, for he thought the spirits of the lava had again found him out. After the hewling had continued for two nights, the old Chief determined to mees his fate, Dressed in his ceremonini dancing rubs, with face painted and his long hair tied in a knot, after the manner of the warriors of his tribe, le not out alone from the camp armed with his Chief's tomahawk, set with abalone shell, Following the direction from which the sounds proceeded, Gam-lu-gidis came face to face with large white wolf, "Raising his tomahawk pre- pared to defend himself he noticed the animal was in great pain and unaware of his approach, as it was Drying in vain to dislodge a sharp piece of deer's bone which had pierced its jaw. "Gun-lu- gidis said to the wolf Brother, do ma no harm and I will remove the bone which otherwise will eause your death.". After Gum-lu-gidle had re- moved the bone, the wolf became very friendly, and each time the Chief went out hunting, the white wolf killed a dear for him; thus supplying him and his family with food.

So, the legend states, Gum-lu-gidis adopted the white wolf for Eis "Ayouks" (creat) and in his remonial, dances always word a white wolf akin:

After some years of pace, Gum-lu-gidia became homesick, and he returned to the Nans, for he longed to fish once more in the waters of the Kahlich, where the hanginwezuch!" (white salmon) spawn.

THE CHINA COAST.

RECENT CHANGES AND APPOINTMENTS.

CAPITAL DOUBLED.

RANQUE FRANCO-CHINOISE ISSUES NEW SHARES.

Entertains the World.

The Banquo Franco-Chinoise, announces that it is doubling its paid up capital, raising · it from Frs 20.000.000, to Fra 10.000.000, by the issue of 40,000 shares of Frs -680, each, which have been entirely subscribed on the rat two daya 17th and 181k inst., open- ed for subscription,

The dividend for the financial: | year 1925-26 has been fixed at.12% while the reserves have been In- creased to Frs 13.275.000. The current and deposit accounts have: increased during the period con- cerned from Frs 265.000.000, to Frs 660,000.000.

SCALP

TROUBLE

Noccasional dressing with

·AN

Zam-Buk preserves and "beautifies the hair and keeps the

whole scalp sweet and healthy.

Where there is any tendency to dandruff, sardiness, or hair falling out, Zam-Buk will be found, a cleansing and stimulating treat. ment of remarkable efficacy.

Uso ZAM-BUK This Way First comb the hair to make a parting. Thom opply Zam-link with the tips of the fugers to the halt roots or apply it on a strip of clean soft flannel stretched over the fingers. Asaint similar partings with Zam-lak wherever the socip is in the least unhealthy,

Zan-Bak is a soothing and cur ative.balm, compounded from rare herbal oils and essences, and guarnitted fras from all animal fais,

So highly coed in Zam-Bak that it sinks deeply lato the underlying tissues and attacks disease at its roots. Also use Zam-1ax for eczema,e's Itcb, prickly beat, ulcers, ringworin, piles, ques, burns, scolds, etc.

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Zam Buk

Quickly SOOTHES & CURES

Engur Bed Chiana Dispensaries.

Mr. C. Tate, from reserve, has gone | Mrs. J. CRAWFORD,

third engineer, Newchwang,

Mr. E. D. Steen, from reserve, has gone suply second engineer, Kingyuan. Mr. W. Paxton, second engineer, Taikce Wan Yi, has gone sup'y second engineer, Kingyuan,

Captain N. H. Leitch, of the Tung- Mr. R. Knight, supy third en- chow, is om reserve. Captain J. D.gineer, Sinkiang, has gone third en Fraser, of the Chekiang, has gone incer, Talkoo Wan Yi, master. Tungehow. Captain A. P. Mr. E. J., A. Porter, from reserve, Summerfield, from reserve, has gone has gone chief officer. Yatshing. master, Chekiang

Mr. A. NeNab, third engineer, Ping. Captain

II. Gifford, of the New-wo, has gone sup'y third engineer, chwang, in con reserve. Captain N. || Kwaisang.. Hardie, of the Shengking, has gone master Newchwang.

Mr. J. Fowles, from reserve, has gone sup'y third engineer, Foosking. Mr. J. Grossett, suply chief officer. Mr. C. Moore, from reserve, has Hain Peking, is on Home leave.

gone sup's third engineer, Leesang. Mr. A. Swanяnn, from reserve, has Mr. J. McCloskie, third engineer, gon second officer, Hsia Peking. Leesang, has gone third engineer, Mr. T. R. Pringle, from Home Tuckwo, Mr. J. Turner, third en- leave, has gone sup'y chief engineer,gineer, Tuckwo, in or reserve, Sunning.

Mr. A. Paton, Third engineer, Ping-

Tingsang.

Mr. R. J. NoNeill, second engineer, wo, has gone acting second engineers, Tean. is on reserve.

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D. H. Maxwell, suply second on- ginger, Sunning, has gone second engineer, Antung.

Mr. C. M. Anderson, from Home leave, has gone sup'y, second engineer, Tungwo.

Mr. J., Rennie, from reserve, has

Mr. J. McBride, second exgineer. Newchwang, has gone second en-has gone acting chief engineer, Tung- gineer, Tenn.

Mr. A. W. Norris, from reserve, hos gone third engineer, Anjung..

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HE ceremonial lay ing of a Founda tion Stone in symbolical of the tre mendous importance at taching to a sound begin. ning. The entire structure depends on the founda tion. Windom calls & "blessing on's work so well,

begun.

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