TO
CONTRACTORS.
bar
Brldaa
0r
tkatna
Nltar
C
B.C.-
Prlsca
RwMrl
Dlelrlcl.
P
'a
it'lli
Iflulpp.
flip
lit.
i
if
Hie
above
tiMMilloiwd
brlda
it.
nil"!
I
1'
'""I.
standard
SihxI;.'
rpiemli-r
,
I9i.
1
Vollk
I'KI'UlTUr.M
iTim-e
niirt,
n,
r
NOTICC
i'
Mr
HUM
fllVI.X
ilia
I
an
u
!
made
by
the
llir
"f
r,
I
II
lu
j-fll:itlv,
A.M-mlily
in-
of
WHII.h
Ij.IiiiiiIiU,
II
IK
l.ural
liuprovrliirut
Vallda-
I.
iiiiiixiiiiiit
inter
iu
i
tw
it
the
rale
Id
Miterr.t
payable
rt
:'
irrt
Wt
be
Ini-d
limit-'
1,1
II)U
.Nil.
4H1,
rriilli
t
t.
li
U
r
rent.
r
:iljr
f
Prince
lto-rl.
t
r
Miini'i,
ivza
E
V
JO.VM,
B
r
X
l!U
applicant,
lip-11,
i.f
It
illy
of
Prince
L
-ii
minirhIt
Act.
IcATI
Of
MPROVIMINTS.
NOTICE.
u
lum
.
.
nan
u.
r.o
i,
and
Half
.An
j
Mineral
In
the
Mrlla
Tik.U
Mlnlnt
-:
MMM.
Where
luraii-tl:
mi
lrt'ain
nay.
a
!
l
in
Dial
1,
Jhomaa
Valhewa.
rtlftrate
Ml.
111
I
In.
r
toniu
atrruroer
ror
rr-
tin
A-ineiili
r
i
iih
MirpM
i
:rmni
Oram
of
Ibr
above
ltr
lake
notice
IImI
arllon
hi
a
ittti.t
Im
rnowixfii-rxl
Ir
mn..fr
.f
nald
ririrale
of
It
th
ilar
(
July.
Ui.
Itfl.
.Went.
I
Mr.m:.
Plm::'
;Mlflral
u
7)upt
c
ICR
SALE
X
6385.
kVli.lcr
mill
be
received
tir
llir
land
at
VlrlorU.
not
Ulrr
M
lltr
'm
Jay
r
September,
B
!irctae
of
Licence
X
M.
wii
uiM-ai
ivi
or
cedar
i-otc
mi
artarea
adjolnlnt
tal
ftfl,
n
liiuriri.
to
car
.U
N
allowed
for
r-
Unii
.iUr
if
ih
chief
rrea-
.III
ut
Wtrti-
fowler.
"
'
-
1ER.
SALE
X
S343.
idrrt
to'.il
l
rr-rlird
by
Ux
kVlldtf.
II
V
'fliarta
hi.l
lt
i
it-
inn
ir
r
5'pu-iuUr,
r
I.
riwM
-ii
.
mum
Kill
MOJ
frrl
of
jtnrur-
RiltAtu
I
s
mlar
mi
an
atM
altuaird
Branr
;
tm
tar
r.
ru
-!(
or
hm
f-t,if
-...:
M.
H.
fir
Illiirlrt
rnfMlr.
ft.
b;i;
iER
SALE
X52S0.
1
mill
La
b
lUr
aml
al
Vi-lorla.
nal
lalrr
lh
SUifa
day
of
Auatitt,
I
r
.!
of
Urrnrw
X
IttD.
JarktiiiH-
TH-,
on
a
a
arra
i'
;iuillj
a
inllra
toalh
of
auauiaik
aiHHtai
naimav,
a.l
land
riltlMrl
iitr
u(
Im
al)or
fur
re-
Nllillrr
tuniulara
of
tb
Chlrf
rorfl-
n..
or
imriM
rortnn,
IBER
SALE
X
472.
fiidrra
mill
h
rwrled
bjr
tb
iimi,
ii
virioria.
not
iair
on
ih
fltb
day
of
Aurul.
Pui
purrhatr
of
Llrrnrn
X
71.
lo.ooo'
ffrt
r
Hf-iuhMk,
(iprum,
naiam.
on
pari
of
Lol
7lt,
oi
.Mire
Arm,
iaiar
Land
yntt
m
b
tllord
for
r-
Imbrr
artlrulari
or
II
Chlrf
rorf.
m.
n.r,
or
putrin
rorrMr,
ti,
n.;.
IBER
SALE
X6417.
1'iiJrra
vhl
I
rerflvrd
liy
Hit
i'irr
ii.
1
1.
iatfr
man
noon
cu
A
of
jM-imlrr.
I
til.
for
IN
f
l.lrriic.
X
51I7.
n.ar
Aorlb
Inlet,
V-I
Slwr,
CH.
t.
to
rm
or
Uiiar,
.oprurc.
lirw
M"
!"alt.
irara
will
lx
allowrd
for
ra-
llllibrr
IpariU-ulara
vOf
llir
Chlrf
Forr-
ria.
or
11m
ni.irlrl
Forrawr.
ri.
ii.c.
IBER
ALE
X
52S7.
f'lulpra
will
li
tfcflved
by
Ihe
h
ijisiv
it
victoria,
not
later
41
UiS'
I
Mil
dav
or
ttrinl)er
'
I
lh
ptirrlniui
r
l.lrenm
X
ifSl.l
rpu
jarkprne
and
spruce
Tlea
on
aim
jjji,-
iianre
,
uoail
nil-
Is
Scira
win
be
allowed
for
r-
tiinlier,
iMrllnilara
t
the
Chief
Forea-
Pl,
II.
0
,
or
'Pl.'lrlcl
ForeMer,
il'rt,
.c
RlBER
SALE
X
S418.
Iciidcra
will
be
received
by
tht
"renter
iioi
later
than
noon
on
any
of
jtepteiuber,
I
til,
for
the
'f
l.lrr-nrr
X
Hit,
near
Moea
!
i
tiwt.l
ln.irirt,
to
rul
"f
Cwiar.
spruce,
lleinlork
and
llo(,
liar
will
be
allowed
for
re.
Hnil-r
'
Pm
tlnilara
of
the
Chief
Fore.
or
the
Llatrlet
Forester,
it'i'ri,
lt.f,L
'
KIliER
rbI
r
y
Rtaa
priuli-rt
will
11
received
b;
i.ancN
al'
Victoria,
tmi
later
f
on
in
sum
day
or
Auaimi,
I
Kurrhanx-
nr
Licence
X
&ll.
IJJi)
Jai'kpiim
Tlea.
on
Ihe
N.W.14
and.
irnA
iflnllilnv
llinvH
ft.
r"
riMrlrt.
I
lejra
will
I..
lliiueH
for
re.
(
tiinliiT.
I
Parilciilura
tit
i
lu.
rhir
Fnrea.
I
U.
Il
l'
c,p
lil.iplpt
L'ol-ratrr.
P'Tii
ii
,i;.
IBER
SALE
X536S.
ll'lllli'lYVlll
I..
r-..uuu.l
l.v
Ihe
if
I.AiiiU.
mi
vifi..iu
tmi
later
1
oil
Ihp
7fl
ii.v
.r
s..i.i.mtiep.
IV.''"''"'1
"t
l.lfen
ai
X
'
JaiKPHiil
and
snruce
.lira.
a
Rll
Itn
'
O.
.1...
Vl-I..llw
..r
-
ang
approximately
m
tnllei
bi.
U
"
t
a"
t.aae
nianun,
CT"
n.tMwai
Land
nuiini.
I
.
year
till
i.u
nu..
fnp
re.
IHnlier,
,
.iiicuiair
of
the
eulff
roreii-
R.C..
or
niitrlct
rnreater.
rVrVVrVaVaa1a
.Alrx.
F.
C.
Nali,
of
Trrrarp,
i
viithi(r
hr
iarfiit,
at
Maill,
aft-r
wtiirti
a
hnrt
vacation
will
h
-iint
at
Itiirkloy
Hay.
.
.'H
l.arfn
n'tiirnni
to
hi
mine,
at
l.nrkorl,
aflrr
a
vitil
to
iineouvrT.
l(vriMiiiiiiut
work
on
an
iil-nie
ical
i
iroM.ii
al
llil
inin,
wliici)
nhirw.
jiroat
iiilililli-M
of
liiromfuK
a
jiay-Iiib
splil
irHfillon.
'
Mir,
Itiioojo,
William;
We.
Morrf,
ami
vpral
oilier
jiartirn
Intfrpntfd
in
lli
I.-Ml.fmpnl
of
Hit
roal
tiifaxirea
al
rlata
Ctiuck
on
Skillfull'
Inlet,
an
arrariKiiif?
for
lli
oiiiiiir
up
of
Hie
properly
at
nil
arly
dale,
-
'Hie
whalinir
lali.n
ronlimio
operation
on
a
large
scale
at
.Vaden
Hartxir.
It
i
iai-l
that
Hie
inilntjer
of
Ah'llc
rupllirol
will
exce'd
the
record
f
prevloqi
yeari.
'J1e
learn
(bit
llvercreeii
i
A
very
enjoyable
linle
wa
spent
Friday
at
the
hoihe.
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
('..
11.
Srigley
where
a
whlsl
tlrive
and
social
evening
wa
given.
Among1
lboe
preenl
were
(i.
Meagher,
Mr.
und''
Mrs.
Hichardson,k
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
T.
I.ea,
Mi
I).
Marlall,
Mr.
ani
Mr.
C
A.
Hancock,
'
I).
K.
MniJ
well,
F.
TJininis,
J.
Ilaslic,
Ml
K.
l.lnford,
Mis
O.
I.inford,
0.
Amlro,
Mr,
and
Mr.
C
W.
Po(le,
Mrs.
Ward.
Mr,
.Sehroeder,
J.
.11.
McWilii'ains
and
Mr.
nndMr.si
W,
K.
MrI.ean.
Huhcrlhe
for
li
(tally
NAwa.
aRIMCE
ftUIERT
TIDES
Wadnaaday,
Auguat
2t
High
i-M
a.m.
tU.6
ft.
15:1(1
p.m.
Ii).8
'
Iow
....m.
:07
a.m.
.1.9
'
2ltlt5.
pjii.
5.0
'
Thuraday,
Auguat
SO
High
3:31
a.m.
18.H
'
I5S17
p.m.
10.3
"
I.nw
:30
a.m.-
4.8
"
22:;
p;m.
5.5
"
Friday,
Auguat
SI
High
1:08
a.m.
17.8
fl.
I:2I
p.in.
18.7
"
I.nw
,,
10:12
a.m.
ft.'-'
22:15
p.m..
(1.2
"
Saturday,
SapUmbor
1
High
1MB
a.m.
16.7
ft,
17:00
pjn.
18.0
"
Low
I:H
a.m.
7.0
M
2.1:31
p.ni.:
0.9
"
Sundayt
SaotamWr
M
High
5.30
a.ru.
J5.0
fl.
17ii8
pn.
"
Low
11:28.
a.m.
S.t
"
arrrrrMMMMMMVMaVMV
QUEEN
CHARLOnES
iPLAYING
FOR
TENNIS
A
liri.l;o,
xiitiip
H00
fot
n
IciikIIi,
ill
!.
ruimlriirlPii
((
nv
(la,
Ilia
iin'-cnl
nt
rtir-t
tirt
ovrr
I
lkrti
la
Hay,
ln'twen
Mam.t
fiiwii-llc
and
Hip
fnwn
nf
Mix
Miirkny
,ha
Jn-n
np-lioiiiliil
iciirir
of
Kkidpalf
ln-
dlnn
day
nrlionl
i
-
Mlm
Annir
M.
Aridrow-a,
after
-riliiiK
a
ynralimi
in
'rinf
Itiipfri,
rlurntj
a
SkidKalp,
on
lln'
lat
Iriii
"f
tli"
ati'ariipr
I'rinro
Jolm,
llllih-ruiiiiiir
reoniro
nl
Itneklei
i
Hujelloil.
Hay,
in
preparation
for
lowiuj
the
iiiiiiii-riii
raft
of
limiliec
from
I
lie
lulnir
canrp'
to
(he
larie
raw
mill.
Several
rc-idenl
of
Prince
llu
perl
are
rpendiiiir
(he'
summer
vacation
tin
Ihe
iland.
The)
sandy
lorc
outerh
of
Maelf
al
the
.Vnrlli
end
of
(i
rah
am
Is.
land
and
SamUpil
on
.Mnfehy
Nlaiid
will
become
tin!
summer
ramiliipT
and
hathfnp
pirounds
of
the
country
when
better
'known.
Iti'-idi-nl
nf
the
Queen
Char.
lolle
islaml
were
very
much
CHAMPIONSHIP
ANYOX
Third
Round
In
Sortaa
About
to
Start
at
SmalUr
Town
ANYOX,
Acjr,
251-
The
prcent
ha
heen
the
ureaVst
leiuij
nea-oii
in
the.
hlftlorv
of
Anynt,
each
day
ami
evenjnp
eeiiiK1
the
i-.iurj'
well
ialronired,
the
ladder
Kame
rrealinir
a
Jol.nf
Inlerent
The
donation
nf
a
niji
for
the
men's
opn
niiiKle
rhniiipiKuxViip
of
Anyox
hy
I,.
f.
fHianipion
liai
liroiiKht
out
(he
of
Anyox
talent,
aini
ail
player
are
dew.
mined
to
win
the
trophv.
The
eeoml
round
ha
alreudy
heen
played,
and
the
third
round
xLirt
Jfiiniislialely.
Tlii"
will
rohably
le
the
jiHi-t
inlcreling
portion
of
lie
loiirnninentM,
The-
following
jdayer
hae
lieen
drawn
In
riar-
iciaia
tn
the
third
round
for
Hie
champion
cup:
II.
Hallion
m.
J.
r.ordoii;
(.
.ep
v,
W.
Miller;
f).
poIc
Jrw
.
).
fi.
Mclnlyre;
and
1'.
Hrown
v.
F.
!.
Town.
end.
NEW
HAZELTON
Indian
hae
l.een
making
uali-fartory
jirozre
in
a
financial
way
during
the
pa-l
couple
of
year
and
(hi
fail
find
them
with
many
head
of
fine
callle
and
larue
quant
it
ic
of
feed
al.
ready
stored.
The
ew
1
1
a
ell
on
Canadian
(iirl
in
TraiJiliijf
itavc
a
lea
lal
week
al
Hie
home
of
Mrn.
Iluh
llarri.
There
wen
many
Jadie
prenenl
fnuu
Iwilh
here
and
tSeorge
.
Parent,
CX.lt.
agent
here,
i
spending
a
fortniglit's
vacation
vi-itimr
various
point-.
in
Ihe
ili-lrirl.
James
Crouin,
owner
and
oper
ator
of
the
Hahine
Itonanra
mine,
visited
heir
last
week
ami.
made
a
trip
to
the
Krie
property.
4
The
first
ripe
tomatoes
grown
at
Hetellon
lhi
year
were
pro
duced
by
Itohert
l.anxlaml"
in
hi
iranleh.
The
fir.!
auto
went
oer
the
pleased
willi
Ihe
tle.criptlve
ar-
,"w
,,rlT
across
Ihe
Skeena
tide...
which
anneared
in
Hit
,livrr
Haiellon
last
wk.
It
Daily
.News,
tin
the
various
places
visited
by
the
editor.
A
visit
to
the
islands
would
be
a
relation
to
other.
BUCKLEY
BAY
Mr.
Sehroeder
and
children
and
her
sister
Mis
Uuford
of
Seattle,
are
spending
a
short
vacation
at
Hurklcy
Hay
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
It.
Srigley.
They
et-pecl
to
return
In
Seattle
by
Ihe
boat
leaving
Saturday
night.
hail
considerable
ilitlioiilly
in
gelling
up
the
fir-1
hill
on
Ihe
other
side.
Mr.
Norman
Kilpatrirk
I
spending
a
couple
of
week
al
llarelton
rcjein?
at
Ihe
Jjnion
Hank
while
II.
II.
I.lltle,
the
manager,
Js
away
I
o
Vancouver.
Dr.
II.
C
Wrineh
and
Mis
Wat
kins,
superintendent
of
Ihe
llnzrltoii
Hopital,
left
at
the
end
of
the
week
for
Penliclon
wiiere
Ihey
will
allend
Ihe
con
venlio
of
the
I
I.O..
Hospital
A
social
ion,
r.
Wrineh
J
presi
dent
of
Ihe
Association.
ALICE
ARM
The
llnmeslaVe
Mlninp
Co.
ha
brought
a
irnoline
upoeder
from
Vancouver
lo
be
operated
on
the
I
tolly
Varden
Railway
for
the
hauling
of
mine
supplies
niid
eiiuipmenl.
Tug
(lajie
Scull
wa
here
'last
week
and
look
a
boom
nf
1,500,-
000
feel
fif
ing
from
Ihe
Abbot
ford
Logging-
Co.'
camn
tn
Ocean
Fall.
The
prrtvinclai
governmenl
i
building
seven
mile
of
trail
from
the
head
of
Hastings
Arm
toward
Ihe
Kllsaull
Valley.
J.
C
MrCallum,
who
taught.
Ial
year
at
llagrnstinrg
near
lli'llu
Coola,
ha
accepted
the
position
a
teacher
of
Ihe
local
school,
Jim
Calvin
returned
lat
wvk
from
a
prospecling
trip
to
Ihe
Noas
Valley.
-4-
-
Miles.
Itonahl
and
William
Mc
Lean
are
back
from
a
prospecl-iuff
Irip
lo
the
neorgia
IMver
country,
Portland
Canal,
4
Anynx
visitor
at
Alice
Ann
ami
Silver
City
include
Mr.
J
Smjlh
and
family,
Mr.
C.
Hague
ami
fuinlly,
Mr.
Patrick
and
son,
Dr.Mnd
Mr.
I.faroydy,
Mrs.
Wil
Ham
Hallorln.
TH1
DAILY
1VHWB
woi
nvi
District
Notes
and
News
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
Jamicaon
Ctnolrurlion
Co.
of
Kdnionlon
ha
ijen
(liven
(he
conlract
for
ilacjn(rv.fif
culvert
trains
almi?
(he
fine,
of
(he
!.N.H.
hetween
McRride
and
Smilher.
AjL.
a--.'.,
Ir.
G.
F.warl
and
Tieorire
Mc-
f'.iitlaxli
left
lat
week
for,
Van-coiner
where
hot
11
will'he
rjeorirc
ft,
I'eler,
Jocal
mana-
irer
for
P.
Hum
&
Co.,
and
Mr.
Peter
are
on
a
(rin
Ut
(lie
coat.
F.
I.
Hiirdnn
relurne.l
a(
week
from
Kdmonlon
arid
"left
for
the
J'eace
lliver
country
wiiere
he
ill
spend
a
mouth.
-T
C.
A.
Chapman
of
Sinillior
i
makiuir
arrHiiKemeut
for
Ihe
markelint'
of
l.(M"irt
tons
of
tim
othy
hay
here
hefore
fall.
-
-
Hon.
Dr.
.1.
It.
McLean,
minis
ter
of
railways
and
of
education,'
wa
here
last
week
after,
having
completed
a
trip
over
Ihe
Pacific
(treat
Eastern
Hailwav.
-
-
-
A.
11.
Anderson,
general
mana
ger
of
the
Union
Finance
Cor-poration,
rpttkane,
was
in
the
city
last
week
cIosIiik
up
deal
with
local
rcsideul
for
oil
lands
in
Montana.
A
Son
nf
Canada
encampment
will
he
nflieially
inaugurated
and
installed
I
hi
week.
There
are
1
charter
member.
T.
Kilnatrick.
manager
of
the!
Pacific
(ireat
F.alern
Railway.
i
wa
a
visitor
here
lat
week.
M.
P.
MrCaffcry
of
Prjnc
Hu-
pert
was
here
last
week.
He
ex
pects
to
go
into
the
tie
business
in
Ibis
district
with
hi,
brother
lloberl
McCalTery
of
Prince
(ienrge.
MNDERHOOF
'
Charles
T.
Cabrera,
milling
en
gineer
who
i
visiting'
(he
dis
trict
.
stale
that
lhi
locality
lnM.osse.
a
fine
quality,
of
sill
which
may
be
made
ue
of
in
dustrially.
Silt
is
used
in
Ihe
manufacture
of
paper
and
nitro
glycerine
and
also
ha,
value
in
the
making
of
medicine
and
toilet
articles.
Mr.
X.
V..
Wood
and
Herbert
Rellis
of
the
Mapes
district
were
married
last
week
in
Prince
Oeofpte
and
have
taken
up
I
heir
j
residence
in
the
Mud
lliver
Jli-'
tricl.
Mr.
Hawsou
and
Mr.
Cecil
Hartley
are
hack
from
a
holiday
Irip
lo
the
coast.
Miss
Xora
Andro
ha
arrived
from
Victoria
lo
visit
with
her
..isler,
Mrs.
A.
V.
O'Meara.
-
-
Mr.
and
Mr.
John
Wilson
of,
Iteep
Creek
and
Floyd
Wood,
left
last
wca-k
for
F.nrmcll,
Idaho.
Mr.
and
.Mr.
L.
W.
Stone
were
here
for
a
few
day
last
week
visilinR
their
son
and
daughter-in-law,
Itr.
and
Mr.
W.
Hos
Stone.
They
left
here
for
F.d-iirnntnn
where
ihey
will
attend
the
wedding
of
Ihejr
on,
Clifford
Stone,
and
Mis
Marjorie
McLean
4arly
in
September.
IV
O.
Hangerl,
of
Hanger)
Si
Roach,
who
are
conducting
mining'
operation
north
of
here,
was
accident
ly
shot
Jhrough
Ihe
foot
on
Ihe
M
nu
son
Creek
trail
last
wc'k
and
i
now
resting
at
Ihe
Xcchako
Hotel.
ANYOX
Recent
guests
of
Mr,
(Dr.)
Whalen
at
her
summer
home,
Alice
Arm,
included
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Lcaroyd
ami
Mrs.
Win.
Halloran
from
Anyox.
a
.
Mrs.
J.
Smith
and
family,
Mr.
Patrick
and
soil
and
Mr.
C.
Hague
ami
family
are
spending
holiday
al
Alice
Ann.
There
was
born
ttl'Anyox
Cen-eral
Hospital
to
Mr.
and
Mr.
Fred
Mmww
a
daughter.
Among
recently
reluming
holiday
.rippers
werp
Mr.
J.
Ha
lett
and
daughter!
MU
Kate
Blind
Man's
Buff
PVEN
in
this
age
of
enlightenment
soms
folks
spend
their
money
blindly.
They
buy
with
their
eyes
shut.
They
grope
in
the
dark
as
truly
as
if
their
eyes
were
bandaged.
And
all
the
time
a
powerful
light
is
being
thrown
on
the
very
things
they
need
and
want!
A
doer
Using
is
a
beacon
to
guide
you
,
in
buying.
It
shows
you
what
to
buy
where
to
buy
and
when
to
buy.
At
the
same
time,
it
protects
you
against
fraud
and
inferiority.
Merchants
and
manufacturers
who
advertise
deliberately
focus
thousands
of
eyes
upon
their
wares.
Their
values
must
be
honest
and
their
prices
right,
or
they
could
not
advertise
successfully.
Don't
play
blind
man
s
buff
with
the
elusive
dollar.
Spend
a
few
minutes
each
day
running
through
the
advertisements.iru
this
paper..
Then
buy
the
products
that
have
proved
up
in
the
light
of
advertising.
-
Read
the
Advertisements.
It
II
llaslelt,
Mis
Florence
Kid
and,H.
Iilipalrick.
Anyo
people
recently
bound
south
inrluiled
Mr.
R.
Stewart
and
daughter,
for
Victoria;
Mr.
C.
A.
Davis,
for
Vancouver
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
Ii.
Henderson,
Que
bec;
H.
K.
Hogben,
.New
Westminster.
The
abuse
are
all
holidaying;
while
,1.
Mair,
A.
and
W.
Crerar,
W.
MeArlhur,
Mr.
J.
Klnrade
and
Mm.
W
.
X.
Lvan
went
out
to
remain
out.
From
August
II
to
August
21.
21,570
wel
Ions
of
ore
were
mined
al
Hidden
Creek.
Total
lonnagc
for
the
month
lo
August
21
inclusive,
51,030
wet
ton.
4,.
From
August
13
lo
August
19
inclusive,
19,031
wet
Ions
of
ore!
were
treated
al
Anyox
smeller.
This
wa
made
up
a
follows:
1
Hidden
Creek
ore.
18.921
wet
lotut
.ttlui.1aA
nrai
W'til
I
ill.ti
I
Average
iiricc
of
fohper
for'triel
week,
I3.H75C.
From
August
14
to
August
20
inclusive,
1,380
short
Ions
of
roal
were
charged
at
the
Coke
Plant,
and
910
short
(on
of
coke
were
produced,
3,222
imperial
gallon
or
light
oil
and
8,280
imperial
gallon
of
Inr'
were
recovered
and
9,175
lb,
of
ammonium
sulphate
manufactured.
BRITISH
EMPIRE
A
BABEL
LONDON,
Aug.
29.-
There
ar
spoken
in
the
llrltlsh
Fjnpire
to.
day
more
tongue
than
pri'Valled
at
the
time
of
Ihe
destruction
of
Ihe
Towvt-
of
Habel,
acrmiling
to
Profeor
Daniel
Jones,
an
authority
on
language.
lu
Hie
rntlro
wivpire,
he
say.,
there
art
from
800
lo
1,000
distinct
languages.
India
alone
has
500.
Shockleys
Planing
MMs
Are
now
Sole
Agents
for
the
lumber
output
of
the
Royal
Mill,
H
anal
I,
B.C.
DIMENSION
LUMBER.
SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
SHIPLAP.
Spruce
Planking
and
Cedar
far
Foundation
Work.
GET
OUR
PRICES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU.
Phone
383.
"Let
the
Clark
Kitchens
help
you
Clark's
TOMKEO
KETCHUP
iMan
BBBBBBBV
(The
fresh
tonuttocs
bo
well
blended
with
pure
spices
in
Clark'
a
Tomato
Ketchup
arc
exceedingly
tatty.
Absolutely
w&ole-Bome
Clark'
Tomato
Ketchup
ia
a
great
addition
to
roasta,
atews
and
omeleta.
W.
CLARK
tlasltaal.
MONTRBAL
M
t
naiajTMiata.
p.a.,
at.
Man,
e..
auuiaa.
ht.
u
I
1
r
,
1
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1