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to
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Corrrspandinc
fares
to
other
important
center.
Final
return
limit
October
J
1
,
1925.
Liberal
stop-overprivilejcs
going
and
returning.
ZUa
National
Park
Low
summer
fares
to
this
new
W
on
dnlarui
of
Color
in
Southern
Utah.
Why
not
Uk
it
la
on
your
wsy
Bast
?
YeIlowstonNatlonl
Park
May
also
be
made
a
sidt
trip
at
a
small
additional
cost.
Ask
for
frea
booklet
descriptive
of
these
famous
resorts.
a,
a,
jm
tin
male
aall
(Ms.
.
A
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....
A
Union
Paclflo
System
Union
Station
ail.
tar
t-l
s
inn.
vwasi
i
uiu
Blue
:
Ribbon
Tea
ami
Blue
Ribbon
Baking
Powder
'After
all
they
are
the
best"
A
Yur
(Mirer.
i
i
i
.
JUlllI
Li.
VHIldllC
Sales
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Summer
Dresses
DU
VOISC,
BROADCLOTHS,
FRENCH
CREPE
and
FUOI
SILK
at
mm
House
of
Quality
Phone,27
P.O
.Box
327
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CI.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
iHstrihutlng
Team
or
Motor
Sorvire.
final,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Speolallza
In
Piano
And
Furniture
Hovlnrt
STREET
WORK
j
ISDISCUSSED
Aid.
Stephens
Urges
Council
to
I
go
Slow
With
Its
Grading
!
Program
i
In
connection
with
tin-
nassage
Jat
last
nights
council
meeting'
of
local
improvement
bylaw
i
providing
for
the
mattress
grad-1
ing
of
Graham
Avnuc
Aid.
Sle-'
phens
was
again
active
in
hisj
opposition
of
such
work
being'
iloiie
unless
it
was
immediately:
necessary
and
the
passage
o.fj
fiiicb
bylaws
if
it
was
nol
inlcnd-j
I'd
to
proceed
with
the
work
aT
once.
He
pointed
to
the
warn-in?
dial
bad
been
sounded
by
the
Inspector
of
municipalities
in
connection
with
the
large
amount
of
local
improvement
work
being;
done
by
this
city
and,
expressed!
the
belief
that
such
work
was
affecting
the
general
finances
of;
Hie
rily
much
more
than
might
be
believed.
He
was
not
in
favor)
of
coirs
ahead
wilh
grading
If
J
the
plank
road
could
be
kept
in!
use
for
a
while
longer
without
too
great
cost.
,
Aid.
Perry,
said
that,
as
far
as
Graham
Avenue
was
concerned,
the
plank
road
would
have
to
have
large
expenditure
made
on
it
this
year
if
it
were
to
be
used
next
winler.
II
had
been
deemed
by
the
board
of
works
to
be
in
roadways.
been
ll.
207.55.
this
not
includ-
m
TIMBER
SALE
XG464
Sealed
Tenders
will
he
receiv-
Do
you
take
now
ready
to
do
the
work
and
he
jn
preparation
for
Ihe
.a
a
.
.
I
I
-
I
.
.
...
iiiougni
11
snouKi
ne
proceeuru
was
started
this
morning
ved
by
Ihe
Minister
of
Lands,
at
should
he
in
hell.
Victoria,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
nihelh
(9th
day
of
July.
1925,
for
the
purchase
Licence
XliHU,
to
cut
50,000
feet
of
Spruce,
and
32,000
Jark-plnc
lies
on
an
area
situated
on
Ihe
south
shore
of
Francois
Lake,
opposite
Collymount,
Range
I,
Coast
District.
Three
i3
years
will
he
allowed
for
removal
of
timber".
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
U.C.,
or
Hislriet
Forester,
al
Prince
Rupert,
'
n.c.
.
,
.
TIMBER
SALE
X7147.
fhere
wilt
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
llie
25th
day
of
June,
11)25,
in
the
office
or
the
Foret
Rnniger,
llaz-pllon,
the
Licence
Silt,
to
Cut
151,103
lineal
icni
oi
Poles
and
Piling
on
an
rirea
situated
oh
the
east
hank
(if
Skeona
River,
approximately
Hi
miles
liorjli
of
Hazellon,
Rangn5,
Coast
District.
Two
years
will
ho
allowed
for
removal
of
liiribcr.
"Provided
that
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
miction
in
person
Jtiay
submit
a
scaled
liiiwlnp
Til
hn
niionoil
at
t
ho
hour
III
um.
lllll."
nd
treated
as
ofifi
Furlher
particulars
of
the.
Chief
Forester,
Vicloiia,
II.C,
or
i.istrlcl
Foresler,
Prince
Rupett,
II.C.
.
-
COAST
STEAMSHIP
anc
train
Service
S.S.
"Prince
George"
will
suil
rrom
Prince
Hupert
for
Stewart
Satunlny,
.Mine
20,
at
10
p.nu;
for
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
,,HI..
Kim.lnv
.time
21.
fit
10
P.m.
Heo
news
item
hf'
this
issue
for
steamer
service
after
Hint
date.
PASSENGER
TrUlNi
tMVt
PRINCE
"JB
tDMONTON
tDMONTON,
DAILY
.ic.pt
8und.
It.SO
in.
for
.
,
ITln"
WlNNlPEOj
alt
points
EasUrn
Camda,
Unltttl
States.
CQEIMCV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tick
at
Offlca,
628
Third
Aft,
Princa
Rupart.
Phons
260.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
&.C.,
LT
D.
SallUits
rrom'
Princ
nuperi.
.
.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swan.OB
Bay,
and
Alrt
Ba,
Tuaidai,
or
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Alart
Bar.
nton
Bay,
Saturday,
10
.m.
For
ANVOX.
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART.
Sunday,
P.M
for
PORT
RlMPtON
and
Naai
Rlar
Cannarlaa,
rrlday
A.W
121
2nd
Aianua.
4.
Barnatay,
Atant.
princa
Ruaart,
B.O.
Yeast
lor
Hour
health?
If
so,
use
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
-the
standard
of
quality
for
over
50
years.
Soak
a
cake
of
Royal
Yeast,
with
a
little
sugar,
in
tepid
water
over
night.
Stir
well,
strain
and
drink
the
liquid.
Flavor
is
improved
by
adding
the
juice
of
an
orange.
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
YHE
DAILY
TTEW8
page
rm:'4
NO
FATALITIES
IN
COAL
MINES
Only
One
Death
in
rVtetallferduj
Mines
In
Three
Months
VICTORIA,
June
23.
Indicative
of
(lie
result?,
achieved
under
the
policy
inaugurated
by
Hon.
William,
Sloan,
minister
of
mines,
when
he
assumed
that
important
portfolio
in
1910,
the.
annual
toil
of
lives
claimed
of
mine
workers
in.Hrilish
Columbia
has
annually
been,
cut
down
until
today
Ibis
province
ranks
ahead
of
olhpr
mining
countries
in
the
number
of
casualties'
among
underground
worker.
and
is
looked
upon
as
a
shining
example
of
what
can
lie
dono
to
protect
the
lives
of
workers
in
Ihe
mines
by
.
intelliigent
and
persistent
effort
in
enacting
adequate
.
regulations
enforcing
mine
safely.
In
the
.first
quarter
of
Ihe
present
year,
according
to
fig
ures
just
issued
by
Hon.
Mr.
Sloan,
not
a
single
fatality
occurred
in
the
coal
mjnes
of
I
British
Columbia,
and
but
one
death
in
the
metalliferous
mines.
In
the
same
quarler
in
1924
there
were
five
fatalities.
t
This
showing
is
all
the
more
satis
j
factory
in
view
of
Hie
great
in
crease
in
mining
operations
in
Mie
nrnvinen
dnrinir
(lie
nnat
the
interest
of
economy
lo
grade
inp
material.
y(.ar.
For
the
whole
of
l92i,-ac-
'
"ow-
!
After
some
further
discussion,
'cording
to
Hon.
Mr.
Sloan's
fig-
Aid.
Casey
was
in
favor
of
pro-
n,ft
(iiahain
Avenue
bylaw
was
ur(.,
nlf
ratio
of
accidents
per
ceeding
wilh
grading
so
that
the
,)U
through
its
first
stage
and
i.ono
men
employed
in
the
coal
ity
might
get
away
from
the
will
coine
up
for
reconsideration
mines,
was
1.06
compared
with
large
rosis
01
repairing
piam
next
week.
In
Hie
meant
line,
work
730
jn
i93
and
10
12
in
1915
The
machinery
was
f
taking
oul
Ihe
plunk
roadway'
Tlm
minilipt
nf
fni.il
nppirlenls
grading!
per
one
millioif
tons
produced
a
during
192
i
was
1.52
compared
wiiii.
.Mayor
.ewion
uiiik
a
sun-,
force
or
city
men.
I
with
11.27
in
ilar
view.
1
An
initiative
bylaw
lo
provide
2r..3fl
in
1915.
1910
and
with
livery
year
the
Asked
For
Figures
ifor
the
mattress
grading
of
casually
percentage"
has
heen
AM.
Hyphens
aske.i
rnr
some
Muwrave.
I'lace
between
Fifth
setting
lower.
fiigures
a
to
iilank
road
repair
Avenue
and
Sixth
Avenue
was
al-
H.C.s
regulations
;hre
a
model
work
so
it
might
be
compared
so
put
through
its
first
readings.'
which
has
brought,
forth
gener-witli
the
cost
of
grading
and
Aid.
Stephens
staled
that
he
was
n-,
enrnniums
fronv
other
coal
keeping
up
graded
streets.
Aid.
also
opposed
to
this.
Casey
in
reply
announced
thalj
ilia
inline
Kill
iilone
in
1921
for
B
.'
...-
.
maintenance
of
plank
roads
had,
I
TL
M
il
M
;
J
lUt
IMUll
III
llll
1I1UUII
j
j
S
YSr-
A
HICK
town
is
ono
where
lhey;Pold
commissioner
in
the
Yukon,
tennis.
I
!
I
A
VERY
good
person
is
always
open
lo
suspicion.
fundamentalist
is
a
pcisor.
who
believes,
the
other
fel.iw
of
wear
suspenders'
when
playin?
HOW
full
of
hope
The
anglers
hieil
Them
forth,
and
soon
The,
Creeks
they
tried.
Hut
evening
saw
That
tired
crew
Returning
home'
-
Holh
tired
and
blue.
.
For
nil
in
vain
Had
efforts
been,
For
not
a
trout
,
Could
I
here
ho
seen.
-The
anglers
told
Of
big,
big
fish
They
saw
and
how
They'd
throw
and
wish;
Hut
all
they
got
In
IliCway
of
sport
Was
a
lemonade
And
a
glass
of
port.
Ten
Years
Agb
In
Princa
Rupert
ll
is
staled
that.
H.M.S.
Kent,
which
vvas
injured
somewhat
in
a
naval
engagement
otf
South
America,
will
tonio
to
the
dry
dock
here
for
repairs.
'
Sockeye
are
running
satisfac
lorily
oh
the
Skeena
River
re
ports
R.
O.
.lohnslon,
manager
of
Inverness
Cannery.
Some
hoals
have
caught
as
liinny
its
75
fish
tint
Ihe
average
is
about
22.
The
season
opened
on
Sunday
night.
The
hospital
board
is
calling
for
applications
for
the
position
of
resident
doctor
followihg
Iho
resignation
pf
Dr.
.1.
t.
Wall
wh
hits
resigned
In
order
to
en
list.
LookYDurbcst
Oil
Shoe
Polish
1W
Mtcirt
ofutna
Shotk
Dominion
Dav;
j
mining
countries
of
the
world.
STRANGE
CUSTOMS
OF
ESKIMO
PEOPLE
Leave
Old
People
to
Die;
Sometimes
Exchange
Wives;
Women
Chew
Husbands'
Shoes
Criticizing-
Ihe
appointment
of
George
I.
Mackenzie,
formerly
to
he
administrator
of
the
Arclic
Islands
of
Canada,
A.
E.
Ross
of
Kingston
is
reported
by
Hansard
lo
have
said:
"The
Eskimos
have
their
own
peculiar
laws,
ami
it
Would
be
very,
dilllcull
for
us
to
interfere
wilii
them.
For
instance,
the
minister
says
there
are
riiindfs
that
the
Eskimos
are
suffering
from
famine.
Will,
part
of
Ihe
daily
household
work
of
Ihe
Eskimo
woman
is
devoted
to
chewing
her
husband's
shoes
lo
keep
them
sofl,
and
if
an
ihft.t
perienced
man
found
these
women
so
employed,
he
would
he
quite,
mistaken
if
lift
rushed-lo
the
conclusion
that,
there
was
a
scarcily
of
food
It
would
also
be
very,
diftlcull
ror
us
in
inieriere
wun
ine
marriage
customs
of
thesei
people
They
have
always
'
praitised
polygamy,
and
very
oflen
they
trade
their
wives.
An
inexper
ienced
administrator
would
find
himself
in
trouble
if
he
said
lo
those
people,
"You
must
discon
linue
this
custom.
However
slrange
Ihe
custom
may'
seem,
lo
us,
naturally
the
Eskimo
thinks
it
is
all
right,
and
very
oflen
he
returns
to
his
first
wife
if
he
is
left
alone.
Are
Superstitious
Then
loo,
the
Eskimo
is
super
stltious;
he
helieves
in
certain
spirils
and
Is
convinced
that
he
who
dies
a
violent
death
'goes
at
once
to
the
highest
regions
of
bliss.
This
leads
to.
their
ills
posing
of
one
Another
in
a
way
Dial
we
would
regard
as
murder,
hut
they
look
upon
11.
as
the
shortcut
lo
Valhalla.
Their
customs
are
also
peculiar
with
respect
o.
their
jolil,
people,
and
iit
this
Ihey
are
hot
very
far
behind
what
the
(ireeks
practised
in
their
.palmiest
day.
The
Eskimo
believes
in
enjoying
Ihe
present
lo
the
full,
and'hn
gorges
himself
at
every
meah
Cotiso-queiiUy,
when
they
come
lo
n
time
of
wnnl
and
famine
they
move
out
to
find
fund
and
lliey
leave
the
old
people
and
llin
sick
behind
lo
die.
They
bcllrjvO
thai
Is
a
Ihoroughly
proper
custom,
mid
It
would
be
illlllcult
for
any
inexperienced
administrator
to
go
up
to
that
country
and
tell
Can
You
to
Ihe
people
that
they
must
take!
.
.
a
al
-
care
or
I
lie
jigeu
and
ine
sick
and
abide
by
our
laws.
The
min
ster
is
doing
11
very
dangerous
thing
In
sending
an
Inexperienced
adminislrator
among
these
people,
and
he
will
find
himself
some
day
minus
a
very
good
gold
commissioner
in
the
Yukon
bill
wilh
a
very
poor
administrator
or
inveslignlor
of
Ihe
customs
of
the
Eskimo;
Afford
Speculate
?
EVERY
tiiiie
you
bu
something
you
are
either
speculating
of
making
a
definite
investment.
Few
people
can
afford
to
speculate.
Yet
many
do
it
continually,
in
making
their
everyday
purchases.
And
it
is
so
unnecessary.
The
advertisements
make
it
easy
for
any
one
to
"
avoid
taking
a
chance.
The
merchant
or
manufacturer
who
advertises,
realizes
that
the
goodwill
of
his
customers
means
money
in
the
bank
to
him.
He
knows
that
the
public
confidence
in
his
product
and
public
respect
for
his
own
character
are
as
valuable
as
his
credit
at
the
bank.
(
So
he.
maizes
the
individual
satisfaction
of
his
patrons,
their
loyalty
and
their
friendship
paramount
issues
in
his
business.
When
you
buy
an
advertised
product
you
can
knbu)
in
advance
what
td
expect,
in
return
for
your
money.
You
can
count
ofi
its
being
right.
You
are
making
an
investment.
But
when
you
huy
nameless,
uhbranded
merchandise,
you
are
taking
a
chance.
You
are
speculating.
Know
what
you
buy.
The
iidvert.serrieftU
will
tell
you.
IN
PROBATE.
In
the
County
Court
of
Prince
Rupert
In.
the
Matter
...of.
.the
Adminislra-
tiou
.ci;
ana
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Joseph
Housed,
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honour
F.
McH.
Young,
made
the
10th
day
or
March,
A.D.
1925.
the
undersigned
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Eslale
of
Joseph
Housel,
deceased,
and
all
persons
having
claiihs
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
re
quired
lo
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
:ne
on
or
before,
the
30th
(fay
of
JiinC,
A.D.
1925,
and
are
reqiHred
to'
pay
the
amouhi
ohe,''K,ui
of
Iheir
indebtedness
lb
Inei
ill'.l'LVi11'
forthwith.
Dated
this'
15th
day
of
May,
1025.
C.
t,.
MONROE,
Official
Administrator,
Alt
In.
n.C.
-,
:
,--
IN
PROBATE
In
the
8upreme
'Court
of
British
ColUmbli
In
Hit!
Mailer
of
Ihe
"Adtriliils-
tralion
Act"
nd
In
the
Mrlllec
of
the
Eslale
of
V.
R.
McOeorge,
Deceased.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
ait
Order
of
His
Honor
Judge
Young
dated
thh
Stli
Uay'or
Jtihe,
1925,
I,
Ihe
undersigned,
was
appointed
Adniirtlslriifhr
Willi
Ihe
Will
annex,
of
the
estate
of
W.
R.
McOeorge,
deceased.
All
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
here
by
required
lo
forward
same,
properly
verified
lo
'me,
within
thirty
days
from
the
date
of
this
notice
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
lo
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me.
forthwith.
hated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
13th
day
of
June,
1025.
N.
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator.
Advertise
n
tlm
hallv
News
m
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
Or
RESERVE
Notice
is
iieiikbv
given
thai
m
reserve
roverlnir
rerlaln
landj
near
I
hf
Junction
of
Ocslall
ami
Skcriia
Itlven
iteslirnati'i!
tot
(,
lUnire
6,
Loan
District,
U
tanrelled.
OEO.
Ft.
NADE.1i
Deputy
Minister
of
Lamls.
Department
r
Lands,
1.
Victoria,
B.C.,
Mav
4
Hi.
Hits.
LAND
ACT.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
hmrlet
of
C.asslar.
Stlklne
Dlvlflon.
TAKE
.NOTICE
Ibat
I.
Walter
Julian
nr
turned
Soldier),
of
Telearardi
Cn-tlc,
II.C,
occupation
Miner.
Intends
to
apply
for
neHlil.
lnn
In
rtilr(-li.liA
tlm
fnlloU'in
lo
the
estate
lands:'
.
all.
ailipariIVS
parties
indebted
llllli'llU'U
iu
mc
raimu
described
t;ri
nuru
i
1
......
.i
i
Ciitiiiiifiir
inr
at
a
txiSt
planted
altout
na.A
n
.....
.
I
......
I
X
-
n
It
It
III..
,
T
I
A
1
1
II
I
I
,
.
.
.
,
.
'
,x
.
1.
.
.
eai
r
nirueiHu
ioii-ii
.near
'
Itlver
and
alinut
it
miles
noutliwe.'it
of
Telegraph
Creek:
Ihcnre
lltirill
IU
lll.lllll
IIICI11.V
run
,u
imiimi.
mince
aouin
ao
mains:
inenre
tsi
thaliK
to
txilnt
of
coiniiienriiiient
and
ii.malnliifr
)i0
aii-e.
uioie
or
less.
WAUII.lt
4l!LI.-.,
Applirtnt
April
loth.
tT.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intsnllon
to
Appl
to
Laaa
Landa.
in
Ihe
Land
Herordlnif
Dl'trltt
of
rnnre
Hupert.
and
'
situate
on
the
northwest
coast
of
rear.
Island,
B.C.,
approximately
threo
miles
mirth
from
tiie
moutli
of
Winler
Harbor.
,
Take
iXotlce
fhai
Friiiell'i
Limited
of
rnnrr.
Hupert
H.r...
ocrupatlnn
parkeri.
intend
to
apply
ror
.
a
leae
of
Hi
Ml-lowlnir
described
lands:
Cnnilnenclnir
at
a
post
planted
tpprox
Iniately
three
miles
north
from
the
month
of
Winler
Harbor,
fears
Island)
.thmic"
luirlhwest
iwu
(
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
low
niter
marki
Ihenre
sniitliwesl
alnnr
low
uater
mark
one
hundred
and
Kitty
(180)
chains)
tlienc
aoiitlwai'l
two.
(il
chains)
thence
northeast
one
hundred
and
sixty
(160)
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
thirty-two
(St)
feres,
more
or
miZZEt
L'S
LIMITED.
Name
or
Applicant,
Dited
May
Hth.
mi.
One
cannot
burn
the
You
wouldn't
light
a
camllfi
at
both
ends
and
ex,-pect
it
lo
last
very
long,
And
you
enn't
attend
your
many
duties
as
wife
and
mother,
then
pile
on
washday
labor,
and
expect
to
keep,
yourself
fresh
and
vigorous.
Why
hot'
let
us
take
care
of
washday
toll
and
trouble?
One
of
our
many
services
will
fit
exactly
both
your
needs
and
your
purse.
And
you
can
"keep-
Ihe
home
fires
burning"
without
burning
the
candle
at
both
ends.
Canadian
steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
Summer
Tests
Milk
Si
jWMTfJ,
I
Most
of
our
mall
lo
Iho
Reelpo
Depatlhieiit
hienllons
how
vel
Pacific
Milk
keeps
during
tho
Ruininer.
Mrs,
E.
C.
M.
of
Twelfth
Avenue
Easlk
says
siio
lias
used
PaCirio
Milk
for
seven
years,
and
had
not
had
one
ran
apdil.
Hut
do
Rot
forget
thtit
you
must
treat
11
exactly
its
you
do
fresh
milk.
Pacific
Milk
Co,
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories
al
Ladner
and