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HE
U.'"-uY
I'EWS
Wednesday,
July
30i
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
Strongheart
The
Wonder
Dog,
in
"The
Love
Master"
Thi
fiini'ous
dog
movie
star
in
a
laic
of
love,
romance
and
thrilling
adventure
in
the
snow-clad
North
lands.
Kx-ciliiig
(yog
sled
races
and
Stronghcart's
terrific
hattle
with
n
pack
of
gaunt,
famished
wolves.
A
story
of
the
land
of
snows
people
with
figures
of
love,
hate,
courage
and
cowardice.
COMEDY
CARTOON
"FELIX
REVOLTS."
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
WEEK
END
SPECIALS.
Local
Killed
Milk
Fed
Veal.
Shoulder
Iloast,
per
lb.
15c
Loin,
per
lb.
.
.
20c
Fillets
or
Veal
25c
Bulkloy
Valley
Steer
Beef.
Itnund
Hone
Pot
Iloast,
per
lb
12!2c
Fresh
Killed
Chicken
and
Fowl.
Maid
of
Glover
Creamery
Huller,
in
bulk,
3
lb.
for
...
$1.15
Malkin's
Best
Jelly
Powders.
Special,
i
for
.
.
...
25c
Alberta
Cooking
Kggs,
per
dozen
25c
Cairns'
Pure
Jam
in
glass
Strawberry,
Iilack
Currant
or
Raspberry,
per
jar
25c
Van
Camps
Tomato
Soup.
Special,
2
for
25c
RupertTalbleSupply
Three
Phones:
3to,?ii,2i2
F
ollow
the
Crowd
On
Fifth
Avenue
Highway
to
the
Economy
Store.
fop
One
Dollar
You
get
more
and
triore.
Vc
sell
for
less
and
keep
the
best
SUGAR.
100
lbs.
sack
S8.75
30
lb.
s.nek
$4.60
20
lb.
sack
$1.85
10
lb.
sack
95c
Lump,
2
lb.
box
25c
Icing
sugar,
2's
..
.
.
25c
Ed
Oil
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
Cash
&
Carry
Creanier
Under,
2
lbs.
75c
Lard,
Swil'K
Siher
Leaf,
3
lbs.
55c,
D
ibs.
90c,
10
lbs.
$1.75.
Strictly
Fresh
Eggs,
2
doz.
76c
Ontario
Cheese,
per
lb.
25o
Heinz
Sweet
Mixed
Pickles,
per
pint
40o
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
3
Ibs.
$1.00
Farmers!-
,Tea,
high
grade.
2
Ibs.
for
$1.25
Grape
Nuts,
2
pkgs.
for
35c
A
fresh
barrel
of
Ginger
Snaps
has
arrived
and
with
each
order
over
$5.00
we
will
sell
5
Ibs.
of
Ginger
Snaps
for
50c.
Farmers
Market
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
June,
1034.
Western
Region.
Sealed
Tender
will
lie
received
at
the
'Offlce'or
the
Ciller
Engineer,
Wlnnlpeir,
.Manitoba,
until
twelve
o'clock
noon,
Tuesday,
the
5th
day
or
August,
181,
Tor
the
clearing,
grading
and
installation
of
culverts
on
the
following
lines:
Peebles,
South
two
miles;
Dunblane,
South-Hast
forty-two
miles;
l.overna.
West
fifty
miles';
llanna
to
Warden,
fl.vly
miles;
Cowlrhuu
Hay,
eight
miles.
I'lans,
proDles,
specifications
and
Torm
of
contract
may
be
seen
and
form
of
tedder
obtained
at
the
office
or
Chicr
Engineer.
Winnipeg,
Man.;
District
Engineer,
Edmonton,
Alia;
District
Engineer,
Saskatoon,
Sask.;
District
Engineer,
Vancouver.
B.C.;
DlMrlrt
Engineer,
Victoria.
II.
C;
Division
Engineer,
Hegina,
Sask.;
Division
Engineer,
1'rlnce
Albert,
Sask.;
Division
Engineer,
Calgary,
Alta;
Division
Engineer,
Prince
Itupert,
B.C.;
Canadian
National
Hallway
Agent
at
Moose
Jaw,
Sask.
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unless
made
on
the
form
supplied
by
the
Hallway
Company
and
accompanied
by
an
accepted
cheque
on
chartered
bank
equal
to
rive
per
cent
of
the
work,
payable
to
the
order
or
the
Treasurer,
Canadian
National
Hallways.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
ccepted.
X.
E.
WAIIHEN,
General
Monager.
.
Winnipeg,
Man..
July
22ndx
i9J.
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS.
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
ANVOX
SCHOOL.
SEALED
TE.NDEHS,
endorsed
"Tender
for
One
Hoom
Addition
to
Anyox
School,
will
be
received
by
the
Honourable
tin
Minister
of
Public
Works
up
to
IS
o'clock
noon
of
Tuesday,
the
ISth
day
or
August,
tuzt,
ror
ine
erection
or
a
one
room
an
dltiou
to
the
present
four
room
School
house
at
Anyox,
In
the
Atliu
Electoral
DIs
trlct.
B.O.
I
Plans,
Specifications,
Contrart
and
Forms
or
Tender
may
tie
seen
on
and
after
t
ne
vain
day
or
jiny,
tail,
and
runner
Conies
or
Plans,
sneriricatlon.
etc..
can
be
obtained
from
the
Department
on
payment
or
a
deposit
or
Ten
Dollars
(f
lu.uii).
which
wll
be
refunded
on
tbclr
return
In
I
good
condition.
I
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
r.
pinup,
I
Public
Works
Engineer.
jTtie
Department
or
Public
Works,
I
Victoria.
B.C.
I
July
15lh,
mi.
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
PRINCC
RUPERT.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
or
Robert
J.
Wallace,
or
Atlln,
In
the
County
or
Prince
Hupert,
In
the
Province
or
Hrltlsh
Columbia,
Deceased,
who
died
on
the
1st
day
or
April,
1983.
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
bv
an
order
or
Ills
Honour
F.
Mcll.
Young,
Judge
or
the
i.ouni'
uiun,
aaiea
ine
mn
day
or
April,
1924,
the
undersigned
was
appnlnteJ
administrator
or
the
estate
or
the
above-
narnen
nerensen.
And
notice
Is-
hereby
further
riven
lh.it
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
required
to
rile
such
claims
duly-
verified
under
oalh,
with
me
on
or
ueiore
ine
ism
oay
or
August,
1931.
arter
which
date
I
will
proceed
to
distribute
the
asset
or
the
said
estate
among
the
persons
entitled
therein
ha
only
to
the
claims
or
which
1
(.hall
then
nave
notice,
and
I
will
not
be
liable
ror
said
assets
or
any
part
thereof,
to
any
person
or
whose
claim
I
shall
not
then
lave
received
nonce.
Dated
at
Atlln.
n
r
.
ihi
nih
hv
nr
Charlotte
Islands.
LAND
ACT.
C.
L.
MONROE.
ofMa!
Administrator.
WATER
NOTICE.
(Dlxrtlon
and
Uta)
TAKE
NOTICE
thn
:
Hume
R.
Rahlnrton.
whose
address
Is
Massett,
will
apply
ror
iicrnre
to
line
aim
use
i,uuu
gallons
oi
water
out
or
an
unnamed
pond.
The
water
will
be
diverted
rrom
the
pond
at
a
point
about
00
reet
north
or
the
north-east
corner
or
diock
4tia
O.L.
7,
plan
91.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
and
will
be
used
iui-
iiiuusinai
purpose
upon
ine
lane
oe
srrlbed
as
block
IS
D.I..
7.
plan
910.
Queen
This
notice
was
IS
Pol
Twisted
on
tne
ground
on
the
nth
day
of
or
Ma:
Mas
ivit.
a
copy
or
this
notice
and
an
apfil
cation
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
aci,
mn,-
win
De
rued
in
the
orrice
or
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rnnert.
Oh.
Jertions
to
the
application
may
be
riled
wiwi
me
sain
waier
iierorncr
or
won
tne
Comptroller
or
Water
nights,
Parliament
Hulldlnirs,
Victoria,
B.C..
within
nriy
days
after
the
first
appearance
or
this
notice
in
a
loeni
newspaper.
The
date
or
the
rirst
publication
or
this
notice
la
May
SSth,
II.
B.
RABlNOTnN.
Applicant.
Atlln
Land
District.
District
of
Casaiar
lake
Notice
that
Reginald
Rrook.
of
Atun,
occupation
miner.
Intends
to
annly
for
permission
to
purchase
the
rollowlng
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
one
hundred
yards
to
the
east
or
the
mouth
or
Itupert
Creek,
one
mile
east
nf
flnlilAn
n
a
fa
rtn
Ti.l.h
I
lira
JAPANESE
SHOT
GIRL
THEN
WOUNDED
HIMSELF
Alaska,!
Tragedy
At
Petersburg,
Ends
Fatally
For
One
and
Third
Wounded.
Jt'NHAU.'july
30.
-
A
special
despatch
In
the
Umpire
from
Petersburg,
says:
M.
llusukoi,
a
Japanese,
who
has
lived
here
Iwo
years,
.with
an
automatic
15
Colls,
shot
Maifrarel
Andreanou"
in
the
side,
then
shot
her
mother
in
four
places,
and
then,
after
reloading
his
revolver,
shot
himself
in
the
head.
Tho
girl
dieil
a
short
time
after
being
wounded
and
tier
mother
and
the
Jap
are
still
living,
but
expected
to
die
any
moment.
Shooting
In
Cannery.
The
shooting
took
place
in
the
shrimp
cannery
of
the
Alaska-(ilacier
Sea
l'ood
Company
where
all
three
were
employed.
After
shooting
the
girl
and
her
mother,
the
Jap
started
up
the
dock
reloading
his
gun
but
witli
Paul
Owens
behind
him
going
for
the
deputy
marshal
and
Ohmer
on
(lie
other
side
making
for
the
cannery,
the
Jat
sat
down
on
the
dock
and
sent
a
bullet
through
his
temple.
,
Girl
Respected.
.Margaret
AndreaiuilT
was
17
years
of
age,
of
quiet
disposition'
and
universally
respected.
Her
mother
was
an
Hskimo
find
the
father
is
a
Russian.
The
Jap
had
been
bothering
the
girl
willt
his
attentions
for
the
past
two
years,
but
the
girl
and
her
parents
refused
to
have
anything
to
do
with
him.
DRY
AREA
RESIDENTS
OF
ALBERTA
TO
MOVE
Survoy
Being
Carried
Out
With
View
To
Action
By
EDMONTON,
July
30.
Agents
of
the
Department,
of
Agriculture
have
already
started
work
making
a
survey
in
the
drought
stricken
areas
of
t
lie
province
so
that
the
Government
may
be
aide
to
base
a
workin'g
policy
for
dealing
with
tho
migration
of
information
obtained
at
the
Department
or
i
farmers
from
these
districts
to
a
l'liuiit:
vir&9,
I
iiiiniriii
d'jiiuinks.
anu
at
the
orflces
nr
the
Oovcrnment
Agent,
Vancouver;
the
Government
Agent,
nyox;
and
the
Government
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
.
ill.
good
crop
belt.
"
Numerous
representations
have
been
made
to
the
Government,"
said
I
he
Hon.
George
Iloadley,
Minister
of
Agriculture,
"by
individual
farmers,
municipal
officials,
and
U.F.A.
organizations
for
transfers
from
drought
areas
to
irrigated
lands,
or
to
a
more
certain
rainfall
district,
and
in
some
cases
I
hey
have,
been
accompanied
by
actual
requests
for
removal."
M
i
"No
action,
however,
will
he
taken,"
according
to
the
Minister,
"until
the
survey
has
been
"We
shall
endeavor
to
llnd
out,"
says
Mr.
Iloadley,
"the
exact
situation
jn
the
case,
including
such
details
as
the
farm-
NOTICE.
wlU'lil.
imiler
I
lie
ni'OVl.loll
or
the
llovaltv
Act.
Chapter
76.
Statute
19
H,
the
royalty
on
timber
to
be
collected
lie
irlmiltiir
Jmniarv
1st.
Itti5.
Will,
from
III
formation
now
available,
be
more
than
three
limes
the
royalty
now
beltiK
col
kvi'i
WIII'IIF
IS
llrirent
reDrcsenUliOUK
have
been
liiad'e
that
this
Increase
In
royalty
Is
much
heavier
than
the
Industry
AMI
WIIKllKAS
the
representation
made
have
none
so
rar
as
to
say
that
any
attempt
to
collect
this
royalty
beglnnlnif
unitm-V
111
lit
1
1
H
llllilll
Lilt:
nn
a
in
f.ri.m.iit
Ui-ivnit
v
API
n
oil
in
iiiuiieuia
iru
IV
ftirit
In
fJiiil'duwii
of
the
enure
Industry
in
tli
I'ml'lnrp
MITICK
Is
hereby
(riven
that
i
public
hearing
upon
this
question
will
lie
neio
in
the
hseCIIUVe
Uiamuvr,
inriininriii
i.uii.i-
Inirs,
Victoria,
berore
the
Kxecutlve
l.oiin-..ii
r
ain-h
imher
tlie.'eof
as
may
be
then
niesent.
beginning
at
10
o'clock
Wednesday,
September
3rd
next.
siifiiitii
iv
nit
tin
hiiv
riui:iiLC
ivs
rim
lull
or
represeiitatlo-.is
to
make
on
the
..-.
i..
..r
tlmhur
Homilies
will
lie
given
opportunity
to
be
heard
and
the
public
Is
.
f
..j
...
.
..
i.
n
w.H.u
i(.fiii,1titirlv
rcuiiesieu
iu
iac
-.
"-"j
T.
n.l'ATTI!l.l.O.
rtallumu
num.
Minister
oi
i.mi'n.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
rniUMBia.
n
the
Matter
or
the
Administration
Act
In
the
Matter
or
the
Estate
or
lionald
i
Mtii4,.i,iiri
tipren&Ari'
Intestate.
Tin'
KirrirK
ihat
bv
order
of
Ills
Honor
K
Mcll.
Young,
made
this
3rd
day
or
July,
A.H.
1I.
I
was
appointed
Acting
Administrator
or
me
esian-
ui
wnmvi
south
twenty
chains,
thence
west
'to
shore
Macniarmld,
deceased,
and
all
parlies
hav
inn
ih.n..
.t..nn-
t,.
.ik.
iai
imi
ih
nirt
estate
are
here
commencement.
April
tt.
9t
REGINALD
BROOK,
DANCE
At
the
Auditorium
Friday
Evening,
Aug.
1st
Kasson's
Orchestra.
Refresh
merits
served.
Gentlemen
$1.00;
Ladles
J50o
Phone
Mack
449,
L.
F.
Marren,
Proprietor,
veriried,
to
tne
on
or
berore
the
8th
day
or
August,
A.U.
1034.
and
all
partle
In-fii.i.it.,1
i,i
thp
pstaie
are
reiiuli'cd
to
pay
the
amount
or
their
Indebtedness
to
mo
r,,rf
h.i.llh
w.m.i
r.n
ii.ii.
r.
Acting
orriclal
Administrator,
rrince
iiuimti,
u.u.
Dated
this
th
day
or
July.
I08t.
RAIUWAY
TIES.
Tho
Canadian
National
Hallway
are
In
lie
market
to
purrnase
ineir.iie
miuue
r..-
loot
I'artlos
w
sll
HIT
to
Pro
dure
ties
ror
the
Hallway
Company
Mionlcl
coiiuiiiinlcato
Willi
Mr.
.W.
II.
Orallt,
Tie
Agent,
Room
8081.
Canadian
national
n
press
Building,
Montreal,
(Jut.,
on
or
l
fore
Aiimst
sih.
102
4.
and
give
the
fol
lowing
Information:
The
location
of
I
he
timber
from
which
the
ties
are
to
be
pro
duced.
The
kind
or
timber.
Quantity
or
lies,
either
sawn
or
hewn.-
As
tar
as
pos-liible,
ties
rnut
be
produced
on
Canadian
Optician
and
Optometrist
If
troubled
with
EYE
STRAIN
or
you
noed
a
CHANGE
of
Glassos
we
havo
tho
very
latest
consultant
on
Optomotry
with
25
years
years
exporlonce.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured.
DIAMONDS
Loose
or
Mounted.
We
givo
you
one
year
to
think
it
over.
If
not
satisfied
ro-turn
them
and
get
your
money
back
less
10
per
cent.
Surely
there
must
be
value
or
we
could
not
offer
this
Inducement.
SILVERWARE
A
large
shipment
just
arrived.
Moderate
prices,
latest
designs.
Max
Heifbroner
Diamond
Specialist
er
s
nuancial
nonunion,
me
amount
of
slock
lie
lias,
his
Slock
of
farm
implements,
what
experience
he
has
had,
and
-whether
he
wishes
to
take
up
irrigated
land,
or
a
homstend
in
some
other
pari
of
the
Province."
Some
Leaving
Already.
Already
there
has
been
a
small
movement
bf
farmers
from
the
dry
areas
of
Central
and
Southern
Alberta
to
irrigated.
lands
belonging
to
the
Canadian
I'acillc
land
watering
system,
on
which
they
will
take
up
dairying
and
cat
lie
raising.
No
arrangements
have
yet
been
made
with
the
railways
for
the
transportation
of
settlers
thus
moving
to
new
locations,
as
the
Government
has
not
yet
any
idea
of
the
number
of
settlers
that
will
licj.afeetpd.
About
one
hundred
families
were
nioveii
last
year
lo
new
fanns,
mostly
in
Hope
Efforts
To
Havo
Malls
Car
ried
By
C.N.R.
Crowned
With
Success.
KIlMOXTOX,
July
30.
'
The
local
hraiich
of
the
International
Brotherhood
of
Locomotive
Kn-
Rineers
nave
senl
a
leller
lo
.Mayor
Hlatchford
eoiniiiendins
his
etTorls
lo
have
the
postal
department
use
the
Canadian
National
lines
for
carrying
mail
on
its
const
lion
tul
trains.
1).
Dean,
Albert
a
secretary
treasurer,
and
I),
Powers,
chief
engineer
of
the
organization,
sism
the
letter
which
says:
i
j
"In
recent
press
despatches
wo
have
noticed
where
you
are
en
deavoring
lo
have
the
Edmonton
mails
routed
over
the
U.X.H.
lines
to
Vancouver.
"We
beg
lo
say
we
are
in
structed
by
the
niembersliip
to
write
you
and
not
only
thank
you,
hut
io
endorse
Hie
straightforward
and
energetic
stand
that
you
are
takjnw
in
bringing
this
important
matter
lo
the
attention
of
the
dominion
postal,
.authori
ties.
"We
hope
yqui'
efforts
will
lie
crowned
witli
success
in
t
lie
near
future."
PLEASURE
CRUISE
ON
TROLLING
BOAT
American
Organ
Tuner
Crossed
Continent
on
Motorcycle
And
Is
Going
To
Alaska.
Having
crossed
the
American
continent
from
Florida
lo
Seattle
by
motorcycle,
A.
Kazellon,
an
American
organ
luner,
accom
panied
by
his
wife
and
sister,
was
in
port
Ibis
morning
on
the
trolling
boat
Agua,
in
which
they
are
going
from
Fverett,
Wash.,
lo
Alaska,
on
a
pleasure
cruise.
They
arrived
hero
yesterday
afternoon
and'
are
leaving
tills
aflernoou
for
Ketchikan.
HARMLESS.
Diner
(angrily
to
waiter)
-You've
spilled
hal
soup
all
ove
my
coal.
'
Waller
It's
all
right,
sir.
I
know
the
soiiii
.
here;
it
never
sta!n
after
ilx
o'clock.
U.S.
VESSELS
IN
FAR
NORTH
CONFORM
TO
ALL
CANADIAN
REGULATIONS
Call
At
Herschel
Island
and
Only
Allowed
to
Visit
One
Port.
F.DMONTON.
.lily,
30.--l)cspile
the
enforcement
of
the
Canadian
coastwise
shipping
laws
in
the
Arctic
for
the
llrst
time
in
history,
litis
is
not
v
deterring
the
American
trading
vessels
from
'visiting
Canadian
territory
to
trade
with
(he
Eskimos,
and
Uie
usual
ships
which
make
the
annual
voyage
to
Uie
Far
North
via
(he
Alaska
coasts
and
the
lleh-ring
Straits
are
now
on
their
way
in.
according
lo
arrivals
from
(he
north.
New
Maritlmo
Laws.
Previously
they
were
merely
assessed
the
customary
duty,
hut
this
year
they
will
have
lo
conform
to
the
Canadian
maritime
I
laws,
which
will
mean
thai
I
hey
cannol
visit
more
than
one
Canadian
port.
The
alternatives
are
dial
they
place
their
vessels
(Under
the
.llritish
flag
or
transfer
their
cargoes
ul
Herschel
Island
lo
llritish
vessels.
They
have
announced,
however,
Uiat
they
intend
lo
bow
to
the
new
regulations,
ami
no
trouble
is
anticipated
by
the
Iloyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
who
are
charged
with
the
duties
of
customs
olTi-cers
in
the
Far
.North.
In
addition
to
the
American
boats,
the
Hudson's
Hay
Company's
schooner,
the
Lady
Kind-ersley,
is
also
on
I
he
way,
as
are
the
vessels
owned
by
Captain
Pedersen
and
Captain
Klengen-berg,
both
Arctic
traders
of
many
years'
standing,
Tom
Kmslie
(Kanaka
Tom)
will
not
go
North
this
year,
lie
has
invested
a
portion
of
his
fur
fortune
in
a
gold
mine
in
'.Southern
llritish
i
Columbia,
which
lie
is
now
opur-ating.
Report
Much
Building.
Considerable
building
activity
is
reported
from
the
Far
North.
The
Chinch
of
F.ugtand
mission
church
at
Aklavik
lias
hern
com-
mid-northern
pleled
and
was
dedicated
by
Alberta,
where
new
homes
were
purchased
p)i
Uie
crop
payment
plan,
or
on
other
terms.
RAILWAY
ENGINEERS
BACK
EDMONTON
MAYOR
Bishop
Stringer
before
the
nor
I
hern
passengers,
who
arrived
in
l'Miiionlou
yesterday,
left
Hie
delta.
The
new
Mounted
Police
buildings
at
t
lie
Aklavik
headquarters
are
Hearing
completion
and
a
commencement
lias
been
made
witli
the
Roman
Catholic
church.
I.aler
a
hospital
will
be
constructed,
which
is
urgently
required
in
the
Kskinio
country.
Further
South
Hie
Mounted
Police
are
active
in
-putting
up
their
new
barracks
at
Good
Hope
and
Providence,
and
though
the
settlements
are
placed1
at
widely
separated
distances
the
old-timers
of
the
fur
country
slate
Hint
this
season
considerable
change
are
noticeable.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laai
Land.!
In
(jucen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
liislin
i.
Decorum?
Oistiict
or
skeena,
and
sllualul
in
rrout
or
Block
It,
It.L.
7,
I'ian
,;
(.meen
Charlotte
Islands.
lane
police
mat
iiume
n.
nauingion
or
Massett,
occupation
cannery
manager.
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
lease
the!
rollowlng
described
roreahorc:
commeii-1
clng
at
a
post
planted
at
the
soiilhwesl'
corner
or
Block
!:
thence
west
31
deg.
south
about
S0O
reel
to
low
wa.er
mark;
thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
to
a
point
west
.IS
deg.
south
or
northwest
corneror
Block
10:
thence
easterly
to
the
northwest
comer
of
Block
li
thence
southerly
along
high
water
mark
In
post.
and
containing
3
acres,
more
or
less,
II.
u.
HAHMIJTO.1,
fw
or
Applicant,
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Laasa
Land.
in
uiieen
i.uarioite
isi.iiki
i.ann
uisiiiri,
Recording
Mstrlct
or
1'rlnce
Hiinert.
B.C..
and
situate
near
Tow
Mill,
flrahaui
island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
Oeorge
W,
Howling,
or
3C.8S
Cambridge
Street.
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
maiiurncltirer,
Intends
to
appiy
ror
permission
to
lease
tne
follow
ing
described
lands:
commencing
at
a
post
planted
near
the
foot
or
Tow
II
lit.
east
side,
thence
northerly
in
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly
rollowlng
low
water
mark
80
rbalns;
thence
southerly
three
chains;
thence
easterly
80
chains,
to
point
or
commencement
and
containing
15
acres
more
or
less.
GEORGE
W.
llOWI.I!n.
iiaie,
j
mm
o,
i
u
,
Applicant.
HAVE
nUTTEN.
Agent.
NOTICE
OF
8ALE.
Sealed
Tenders
will
lie-
received
bv
the
Hlslrlct
Forester
at
Prince
Itupert
tip
lo
in
miii
on
July
ISth.
109
4.
ror
thn
niirrlinsn
of
a
quantity
of
culled
Cedar
notes,
at
wooocock
and
uarnaiiy,
estimated
at
S?,
700
lineal
reel.
The
unset
.nrlre
which
i
the
lowest
lender
that
will
be
accepted
one
fiimrlpe
fi.nl
one
lliw.itl
r..t
Tenders
must
tie
nccoinomiled
liv
cer.
lined
checjue
nr
money
payable
to
'Finest
nrnii'-n,
covering
i
iny
(6ti)
p
thn
loi.il
price
bid
on
total
total
Quantity.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accented.
runner
particulars-
or
District
Forester,
rrincei
unpen,
n.c.
er
cent
ot
estimated
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
Rich,
strong,
full-flavored
tea
Is
the
most
satisfactory
to
use,
and
BLUE
RIBBON
pos-sesses
these
qualities
to
the
fullest
extent.
You
can
undoubtedly
make
more
cups
of
tea
of
equal
strength
with
a
pound
of
BLUE
RIBBON
than
with
any
other
tea.
TRY
IT
Extraction
of
Teeth
During-
the
summer
months
it
is
advisnhle
':i
r:
the
TEETH
thai
should
he
exlrai
leil
removed
and
pp'ji
;
lion
will
lie
made
Tor
PLATES
or
BRIDGEWORK
lie
.n
the
wilder
mouths
sel
in.
Pain
will
lie
eliminated,
I
need
no
recommendation
to
you.
Your
friends
and
neighbors
arc
my
patients.
ASK
THEM.
Dr.
JOS.
MAGUIRE
DENTIST.
Phono
575.
Gel
Your
Appointment
Today.
Smith
Block.
Canadian
National
Railways!
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Rupert
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AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
Free
Delivery
In
Prince
Rupert.
What's
in
a
Name?
When
it's
"Cascade,"
there's
all
the
difference
between
just
ordinary
"beer"
and
the
most
wholesome,
satisfying
drink
a
thirsty
man
could
wish
for.
"Cascade"
is
brewed,
bottled
and
guaranteed
by
British
Columbia's
model
brewery.
Get
the
Name
Rights
Get
Satisfaction
1
cfieer
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'al'jl
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advertisement
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or
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