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February.
1(5,
1025.
Special
Articles
In
This
Paper.
The
address
of
.General
MvRricn,
a
report
of
which
was
published
in
tins
paper
Saturday
in
regard
to
the
defences
of
the
Pacific
and
failure
to
defend
Prince
Rupert,
caused
a
greal
ileal
or
comment.
This
article
along
with
the
despatch
telling
of
1
lie
sentence
of
.lack
Miller
and
the
action
of
Fred
Stork,
in
Ihe
Dominion
House
in
regard
to
the
treatment
of
Hritish
Columbia
by
the
Federal
Government,
were,ill
special
despaieho
lo
Ibis
paper
only
and
were
secured
at
considerable
cost
to
us
riiey'were
part
of
an
effort
being
made
lo
give
Prince
Rupert
peo
icople
os
good
a
news
service
as
possible
consistent
with
Hie
amount
of
support
(lie
paper
gels
locally.
Hal
senice.Ceomes
liigli.
'
-
Bulk
Of
Grain
The
cost
of
such
spe
Still
Goes
East.
The
bulk
of
the
grain
crop
still
goes
East.
This
year
comparatively
little
has
cuni'e
to
Vancouver
largely
because
the
territory
shipping
west
has
not
had
a
good
year.
Another
rea
son
was
because
the
smallness
of
Ihe
crop
made
il
desirable
to
fill
Ihe
empty
elevators
at
Ihe
head
of
Ihe
lakes.
These
elevators
are
in
many
cases
owned
by
Ihe
dealers
ami
if
(hey
were
not
ised
as
storehouses
during-Ihe
winter
they
would
be
a
distinct
loss
to
the
owners.
It
also
looks
as
if
a
big
effort
was
being
mane
in
retain
tlie
grain
hiisiness
in
the
Fast.
Much
or
the
winter
shipped'
grain
govs
out
'through
United
States
ports
and
helps
o
make
Iheni
prosperous
instead
of
coming
this
way
and
building
up
Canadian
purls.
Happily
the
proposed
change
in
rates
to
this
ast
will
be
likely
lo
afreet
Ihe
business
next
yar,
putting
this
coast
more
nearly
on
an
eipialilv
with
the
East.
Power
Of
Money
Shown
In
France.
The
power
of
money
andtyhe
dang'er
or
tampering
with
the
ordinary
business
or
the
country
by
Ihe
slate
is
plainly
shown
in
Fiance
where
the
franc
has
been
dropping
in
price
and
serious
interference
with
the
business
of
Jhe
country
has
followed.
France
supers
when
her
money
is
below
jiAr
just
as
Germany
and
Russia
suffered
from
the
'debasement
Of
their
respective
currencies.
People
who
reside
in
stable
Hinntries
cannot
unite
realize
wiat
lias
happened
there.
They
c.aiiiuH
understand'
to
wnai
an
extent
tlie
people
have
suffered.
There
lias
lo
be
change
alouir
the
line
of
nmirress
UV
learning
belter
methods
of
euuductiiig
truverniiienl
and
nww.
,iug
on
amiirs
or
slide
and
these
will
gradually
improve
imiil
some
day
we
'shall
have
a
much
more
perfect
government
Ihan
we
hae
tbday.
Radical
changes,
however,
are
bad
for
any
country.
What
is
needed
is
a
gradual
evolution
that
will
make
the
changes
without
causing
an
upheaval
in
which
everybody
suffers,
the
rich
with
the
poor.
iMSm
Mining
In
.nter.or
Covered
By
Articles.
mi
.
.
...
i
ne
series
ot
jnining
articles
dealintr
with
lh
country
will
prove
of
greal
inleret
Jo
mining
people.
Hulklev
Pent
Mineral
Wealth
of
Bulkky
Reviewed
in
Article
Prepared
'
Ims
The
mineral
wealth
of
1
he
mountains
in
ami
around
the.
..
...
i.
:.i
.1.1,
.....1
m...-
I,.
!!
ri
i
m.i,
I
nod
zinc
are
louiid.
J
nere
are
e
'
.
..!,..
iron
deposits.
As
transportation
is
improved
interest
In
the
mini's
increases
and
today,
the
future
or
Hie
industry
looks
bright.
A
reiiort
on
Hie
district.;
has'
recently
he.m
prepared
by
L.
S.
Mclilll,
until
recently
secretary
ot
Hie
Smi
titers
Hoard
or
't
rade
and
now
ils
president
and
the
infornialjon
contained
in
thai
report
will
he
published
for
the
benefit
of
Daily
.News
readers
in
instalments
of
which
this
is
the
first.
Tlie
report
says
Favorable
Opportunities
Very
few
fields
present
such
favorable
opportunities
for
the
investment
of
money
in
legitimate
mining
enterprises.'
Promising
prospects
are
many.
The
demands
'
of
the
prosper
tor-owners,
with
some
exceptions,
are
most
moderate.
Of
these,
prospect'
all
will
not,
of
course,1
make
mines.
Many
risks
are.
I
ask
all
fail-
liusini'ss
itone
from
here-
liy
llir
I".
Kalon
Co.,
wliirli
wouM
inak
lliein
all
tfoiiitf
concerns
willionl
liiilkley
alley
is
wr
r
..i...
......
,
...
,
fo.
((
M
greal.
II
.s
clnelly
cui.uuneu
it
y
.,Nu
n
am.
i...m-
...
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..
nnMU,r
.,.,,.
,;..
j,,,rls
of
Hudson
Hay
Mom.
a..,,
ic
a
.
m.
A
ountm.
r
'
.
,
.Mountain
district
ami
me
I
eiKwa
.moiiiii.iiii.
ui
iuri-
inui...,
-
,,,.,;.
williin
lior!
u'r
a
IMv
ulaiu
is
al
present
Hie
most
important
livcanse
iimr,1'"
",'"
e
hi
,
ee
I
ipped
from
(lire
than
from
..ny.illujr
dMrirt.
The
space
of
.
a.e
.lo,..
an
enormo
s
weallh
is
ill
!..
l-le
mines
in
which
.silver.
Vad,
copper.
r?
;.
ami
son,.
o
Jr
w
-
i
also
.Valuable
coal
ami;""""-
-
limir
njro
am
now
nu1
nesi
fioiiiit
.iiiij
oi
owner
iiMl
M.in.iari
Los
Atlgeles.
Cal.
"f
,,,l
KprP
llnuM.
i
.....
..'
rr'IK-nnl.i
.
...
j
on
mo
iiir
op
lo
niei'
agreement
s.
They
sent
me
;i
bdler
asking
for
'.'2,
and
old
debt
lo
Ihe
Prince
llupert
Gen
eral
Hospital
promising
if
I
sen!
NOTICE
t
Iw-reliy
Wven
Itml
nn
the
II,
,
,
:
fii
il.,..
..
....i.i
"
.narrn
ni'Ji
ino
niuierivm'i.
tlie
inoiiey
m
nut,
lliey
would
in,eiu
in
mipiv
m
me
i.tqiior
cmhmI
",;,,rrt
r"r
''"-n
in
niiniTi
in
pirn.
I-
forward
ii.i.ou
on
Ilie
io
iiiv
hill
ion
receinle.l
niiipiiu.
tH.lnr
fif
,1in(n)t
kll(iwn
4.
I
priHliplly
senl
them
Hie
Port
:teineiil
llnh't,
.Otn.iled
in
pnil
,
.
.
.
.
.
Clctiienlft,
yiioeii
Cliarlntle
I
l.lliis.
I'm
money
and
III
return
t
received
v.nre
..r
HrltMi
riilmi.l.la.
iipim
Ilie
land
receipt
for
on
accoiml,
leresl
on
the
money
before
Feb-'
is
Hint
proree.liiij!.,
living
up
lo
the
leller
of
I
heir
first
a.iree-iienl7
MMtS.
F.
PIl'KH.
RE-THE
PRICE
CUTTER
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
LIQUOR
ACT.
-
OF
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
FOR
BEER
(li'sorllied
.nt
Kevon
(
.
Illnrk
fnrly
Mten
(47).
Suliitlr
nn
nr
l.nt
neveii
and
a
llireatening
letter,
that,
if
him.iroci
wi
rorty--ix
7i
.
o.iee:.
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II-
II.
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,
,
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P.MI,
I,.,
someil
do
mil
sent
another
.lt
III-!
roirlleri-il
map
i.r
plan
teii..lie(t
in
ine
I
.uiiil
neiri.irr
orrioe
at
Hie
cny
i.r
I'rliice
Hiiport
nun
liitn.tMrerl
l7".
fur
thn
ritaiy
they
will
lake
action
.aif
iwr
hy
tlx-
vtn
or
liy
the
open
,
iM.llle
rnr
ri.n.iiiiiili.n
nn
Ihe
.reiiil.e4.
against
me
lo
collect
Ihe
amount.
ihtf.h
at
rrinre
ii.irH-ri,
ii.c.
thi
iii
ndnded
t
PK'W""
""r-
,m"-f.k
m.cks,
owner
and
.Manatvr
port
Clonionl
Unlet.
fillraiir
i
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
'
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
LICENSE
who
our
irieiiu
even
so
tar
in
.
"
i
wr
ny
me
mns
nr
py
Ilie
i.tien
1
.
.
.
;
.
.
At
180
feet
from
the
nnrlal!lllH
"nieie.
Iltinai
tnvviti'
fiitimil
mi
li
I
li
rjn
i
trli
-a
1
1
1
1
S
FOR
BEERI
Eiliior,
Daily
Nivs,
i
mitio:
u
iirifhy
tivif.
tint
m
thnl
The
last
two
nights
I
l.ni,Ai?,i..0'.MW.ThV
Z"
Tn'n'SS
ii.ilki.il
.
an
.Hide
bf
your
paper,
JS'"
X
'lW
enlilled
the
Price
Culler
III
which
;
iivl
ll'.trl.
attiiiiiHl
.it
me
rnrner
i.r.
.
mint
pim-ki
nil
i
i
inrii
m
phi
in
in
tiiA
Hie
geniieiiian
goe?
on
lo
siiyi(:ny
i.r
l'lim-e
tmpert,
invitn-
;.r
that
mlv
Hriitsh
Oi.luinbiii.
timii
the
luu.n
deii.Tii..
ii.ii
.i.i
Jhe
i.iiii
nriee
culler
iiiii
not
inu
iuy
W
ol,
eleven
(II
anil
twelve
il
ptllls
down
he
slaildlli'd
of
his
Jn
HUrk
Ihlrly-twn
(S,,
SitiIoi.
one
eo,nJ,,rhib,
fttfifrn
USTZZ
and
Ihe
whole
Irade;
I
.HIT
,
ftM
...
.
....
.
,
mi.
in-
'.
i
iiiitiintiiiii
ui.
.....
nren.
se
ion
seems
o
ne,
tuTt:
H
at
rrlme
lumen.
H
i:
.11.1.
k.ii
I
main
grievance
is
possibl
""J
,..,-,,,
Ibis
Irade
is
hurl
a
lillle
anil
alsol
Uie
ami
M.inintnr
feel
in
width,
on
which
a
branch
H
i'r'm'
""''
'have
lo
cnm
"f
""VM.f.'ii'nt
drirt
tunnel
has
been
extended
uowu
io
iioiu
tne
natance
oi
ms
foiMwenty-fivp
reel.
This
ex-
customers.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
dibits
ores
assaying
from
t
lo!
Further
he
slaes
noldiilg
is
so,
notice
of
plpcation
for
beer
15
per
Ion,
the
values
being
in
i
In
cut
prices
ami
nothing;
'
gold,
silver,
lend
and
inc.
Gn
i'
n
Hard
Im
bring
them
back,
yurrl
'M.i
Ihe.
surface
Ihe
same
dike
hasjl'"!
who
wants
Iheni
lo
go
l.ank
?
j
".tjuy-ta.
-i
iH-
..S.""'!
have
not
realized
to
what
an
exle.il.
miniuo.
i,n-
I....'
i
.
.
1
1","n
f",",,'
!,
l''ro
r,0.
"of"
"''
G.ey
were
coming
;
in
mm
...r
i-"".
ina;
k,,,,wn
...
.,
,
,
n
..n
...iiu-ii
"hi,.,
i
I.
own
In
this
linvn
unit
ilnwii
"'.""""i
i
on1
rnrner
nr
lucre,
tlie
district
is
right
m
the
centre
of
the
'
Kit'al
things
may
ito
looked
for
in
the
future.
s4'
TTER
THE
DAYS
WORK
relieve
the
tirednessvand
tempt
the
appetite
for
your
next
meal
with
a
hot
cup
of
0X0.
Tina
oi
4
Cubci
15c
10
-
.30c.
The
Great
Reel
Economy.
OXO
Cubes
are
food
Beef-food.
0X0
soothes
the
nerves,
and
rests
the
body.
It
is
easily
assimilated
Beef,
nourishment,
seasoned,
ready
for
use.
Empire
One
thousand
reel
higher
iinjund
far
as
tlie
mountainside
from
Ihe
cascade
and
a
mile
farther
rrom
Srnilliers
is
the
Kmplrc
Group
of
Ihree
claims,
owned
by
Donald
11
'"id
not
for
use
Simpson.
Three
tunnels
have
I
SUM
our
friend
slates,
'who
been
driven
lo
open
up
Ihe
show-jesels
the
lienetils
of
pi'jee
rulings.
Due
nf
these
shows
six
lolling?
Nobody;
also
Hie
oneylhiil
twelve
inches
of
high
grade
sil-
patronizes
gels
an
inferior
ar-ver-leail
ore.
From
another!
Hide
an
I
no
business
can
uros-
point
on
llie
property
a
ship-.per
under
these
conditions,
elc.
mejil
nf
selected
ore
made
some
In
Hie
first
place
Ihe
majority
years
ago
brought
returns
of
beiiofil,
imlurally
Hie
consumer
-(Ci
per
Ion,
most
of
the
value
bencHls
nml
also
Ihe
merchant
ounces
being
in
xilver.
beiicfis
ns
the
volume
of
his
In
recent
years
Mr.
Simpson
has
within
reach
nr
the'
Pf
iimniiinri
I'rllU'i
MinuTt.
rrvtnrp
iif
H
I'll
In
h
(!fifiii.
.
Illll
IIIUlll
till!
Iflllll
rfnj..l.ll
-
-
.
.
I
e.liel
.profit
Islelevin
(Hi
and
Iwelve
(Hi.
u.irieen
conceri
I
.usually
looks
afler
n!
"s';V,L'n,,'toT,e
.V'v.U
!!,"?..,'"!
I
1
1
self.
Thai
is
Ihe
triilllde
now-
1
'"r-rl.
rrnnllnir
In
a
n-ilsiewrt
mnn
nr
,,
.
,
,
.J"!
depiislted
In
ihe
Land
nrmmrv
or
mil)
i.,,
unii.s
nre
mane
joi-
pro-in.e
ni
in.-
i:ny
..r
rrlnee
linperi
and
patrons
nml
sales
increase
to
al-
been
devoltng
most
ot
his
.time;
most
double
in
most
rase,
lo
the
development
or
hs
Victory'
If
the
working
man
or
doday
Mine
on
Ihe
oilier
side
of
llie'can
buy
more
reasonable,
anil
gel.
moiiiilnin,
and
nrngress
on
Ibe'llie
same
mmj.IHv-
r,;.
t...iii.i.
11...1
w.,,
.it.-
,..e
XH.e
.r
IM'er
l)V
Ihe
rln
or
liy
the
i.pen
brittle
rnr
rim.
n.inipl..n
on
the
pren.iea.
I'll"
ni
I'l'inie
unpen,
n.C,
till
ss
f,.
day
i.r
ri'liiiiary,
loss.
PRTF.n
nt.ACK,
Owner
and
Muimiter
or
Cenirnl
Unlet.
Innlle.e,
Fmpire
has
not
been
great.
In!
Is
whal
we
want,
price
culler'H
!
"Ih'SSJ
Z
'V'ZXir.V'''"1
l.eer
'
1021,
beside
other
work,
siihslan-
and
lots
of
them.
The
relailer
"ATr"
.Ji'i
Jv
or
r.timarv
toss
Hal
linproveniels
were
made
lo'lhut
is
selling
lower
has
a
ipiick-
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
NOTICE
of
application
for
BEER
licence.
.III
day
or
Mar.li
next,
the
Hnderline.l
Inienil
to
apply
to
tlie
I
lipn.r
rimiml
n..iir.t
Tor
n
ll.-onoo
In
lefpwt
or
preinla
lie
111
purl
nf
the
1
ui
l.lUt
ir
ki..m.,
.1
f:aled.,nla
lintel,
Minnie
at
liiirreiln
street
uX
i,
n
i
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2
s.
n"'w
n.w:
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liiiiK
rt
l.nn,
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f
olnndihi,
for
the
nile
or
hv
Ait'fiiiri
tt,
rrriMNH
rrnprieinr
and
v
it
.
.'
P.C,fi
TWO
THU-
DAILY
NEWS
Monday.
Ffbru.i
v
m
t!,.
None
Will
Satisfy
liKe
pure,
delicious
it
"lnrnnir
of
slock
mi
10110-1
iiumtly
you
nf.'
not
jrrlliiiif
lnlf
1
worn
itrlirl.vi.
If
a
fmv
of
the
non-giiinfr
nut-!
corns
in
I
his
pliiiv
wotilil
foiii.'j.
f
n
J
f
T
J
'down
in
iiri'
limy
oulil
njios-
bv
bmithers
board
ot
1
raaey
wrm,!
so
..,
r,...i
of
n.
lo
be
taken,
many
difficulties
to
be
overcome.
Mill
in
the
past
in
oilier
mining
camps
liufin
profits
have
been
inside
by
the
sane
and
careful
investor.
Just
as
certain
is
il
that
in
the
future
huge
pro
fits
will
be
made
in
Ibis
district
by
him
who
conies
early,
chooses
carefully,
develops
judiciously.
All
Rial
.
is
now
required
lo
turn
Ihis
great
mineral
wealth
into
profits
and.
prosperity
is
the
coming
ot
Hie
necessary
capital
and
enterprise.
After
dealing
with
iheiDuHiie
and
oilier
mines,
mention
of
...
...
.
.
.
which
will
be
Made
later
as
further
Information
may
he
available
by
then
the
report
says:
Cascade
Of
the
mining
properties
on
the-slope
of
Hudson
Ha"'
Mountain
toward
Srnilliers
'and
the
railway,
that
on
which
the
most
nione
lias
been
expended
in
development
is
Ihe
Cascade
Group.
These
'eight
claims
are
owned
by
Alex.
S.
Millar
of
Siiiilhers
and
M.
K.
Le
Hlatie
of
Seattle.
They
have
a
great
advantage
in'
loca
tion,
being
only
four
miles
from
Srnilliers
ami
two
miles
from
the
railway
al
its
nearest
point.
In
tensive
water
power
and
an
iihundaiice
of
limber
are
avail
able
right
at
the
workings.
Our
ing
Ihe
past
fifteen
years
thousands
of
"dollar
'have
been;
spent
oii
the
properly.
I'here
are
various
showings,
one
of
Hiejn
being
a
vein
exhibi
ting
from
eight
lo
twenty
inches
of
silver-lead
ore
on
which
assays
have
been
obtained
up
lo
30H
per
ton.
This
Is
opened
up
by
a
drift
tunnel
45
feel
in
length.
At
150
reel
lower
elevation
a
f
iiiiiii!
is
being
driven
to
cross-cut
Ibis
vein.
On
Ibis
work
has
been-curried
on
intermittently
In
a
sinal
way
for
a
number
of
years.
11
is
now
in
230
feel
but
has
some
distance
to
go
yet
before
lhe,ead
is
likely
to.ijMMencniinlered.'i
The
owners
intend
to
continue
Hie
work
in
11125.
ihe
Hail
leading
lo
Ihe
properly,!'"""""'"''
,
,","n
1
,"""'"1'-
"
part
of
it
being
re-localed
el-
."
"
o
wan
o
co-operate
do
ter
the
grade
and
shorten
Ihe
,
"
im''er
"'"
ri'
y'-"'.
'"'
dislai.ee
to
srnilliers.
'"-"I"','i",n-r
'
I"-"l"cHon
Yukon
Group
,,f
goods
for
the
'"'
provision
Xcar
the
Cascade
Alex.
Chis-
and
common
b
HI
holm,
Howard
Thompson,
others,
worked
during
the
past
year
on
the
Yukon
Group
of
"
"
Old
claims,
loca
luring
Ihe
SALVOR
DISCHARGING
t
....
I
II.h.i.i
Tl....
I.
..f.i.
'
very
proniisiiiy
vein
vil!i
a
run!
CARGO
AT
DOCK
HERE
sidenible
body
of
ore
showing.
4
carrying
values
t
of
I0
in
gld!Fst
VisU
to
prmce
Rupert
as
ami
in
silver,
.a
new
propen,
.(eveliipmeiil
has
md
yet
pro-;
reeded
far.
-
Fred
Caslcll.
II.
Wade,
C.
II.
Iliili'iori.
A.
Ilarrer.
and
others
conliiiued
in
a
small
way
work
on
llieir
various
claims
on
this
(art
of
Ihe
mountain.
These
hae
a
number
of
promising
"
.
,
......
.
.
...
,
,
this
afler
i.unui!.
milieu
limy
i.iro
m.
well
wlirn
sufficient
work
is
put
on
Iheni
lo
determine
the
size
and
continuity
of
the
ore
bodies.
Zeolitlc
Group
The
Zeolitic
Group
of
six
,
crown-graiite.l
claims,
owned
by
Joseph
S.
Kelly.
t
iind
llandolph
llaigh,
has
been
jdle
for
the
last
few
years
owing
to
disputes
be-Uveen
Ihe
partners.
These
claims
are
siltiale.1
right
at
the
railway
yards
In
Smithers.
j
In
the
Letter
Box
MAKES
PROTEST
Editor
Daily
News.
having
:uiv"
National
Piiilective
1
I
Freight
Carrying
Vessel
The
Gall
steamer
Salvor.
Capl.
Hush,
arrived
from
the
south
at
5
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
and
is
unloading
200
Ions
of
Vancouver
Island
coal
for
Albert
.'t
MrCalfviy.
She
will
return
south
noun
afler
she
finishes
discharging.
The
Salvor
formerly
belonged
lo
Ihe
Paeille
Salvage
I'.o.
and
about
a
year
ago
was
purchased
by
her
present
owners.
this
is
ner
Itrsi
call
here
as
a
sargn
vessel
all
hough
she
was
in
Ihe
vicinity
several
limes
'last
summer.
dverlise
in
the
Daily
News.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
'
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
LICENSE.
NOTIi:K
1
lieivl).v
rlvrn
!
lllP
llli
l.iv
nT
M.inll
ncM
thi-
undf
I'IhikmI
IliKild
to
1
1
.v
In
I
hi"
I.U.i.ir
"Jililnil
Hoard
fur
hrensp
Hi
n
'i'l
In
tm-mlsr.
Im'Iiik
port
nt
I
ho
liiillilinr
knuwii
n
iil.l
Ki.iiuoii
Hi.
11.
mi.wk-iI
al
u
Tliirrt
Avnuif,
Wcsi.
In
Ihc
C.ll.v
iif
frlnif
llui.i-rl.
fiiivimn
or
llrllii.ll
Oilimililii,
upon
tl
lml
di-nrrlliMl
l.ol
im-vmi
li-.il
(li
anil
i-lvliiini
(l
.
In
lit.
Hk
luflitv-llirr
iin..
SiM'tlmi
one
If
you
would
allow
me
a
lilt
lo
'My
nt
i'ruir
unpen.
a.-mniiiiK
i"
.
,
,
.
...
Tti.lfri-il
n.in
i.r
jitan
(Iriici.jiiii
in
il,r
iare
III
your
iapiy.
I
Would
like
i.amt
Hwrlstry
orri.e
at
tho
Cliv
i.r
l-rlnn
1
tii'"rt
niimliHrMl
:i.
fur
ilin
tli
to
ive
word
of
i
to
to
rii
a
,i
woiii
oi
winning
rn
n
c
l'(
hj'
tl
or
by
th
lliercliaiils
and
others
who
at"-'
'
litll-
fur
i-nii.iiniilin
mi
the
ri-mli.
.
..
nr..
ai
iT.nrw
.uiiir.i.
ii.i...
if...
.ill.
leallllgs
Willi
Ihe
rl.iy
i.r
I'llirimry.
19:..
;
'
Introducing
-
Mrs,
Experience
Mrs.
Housewife
permit
us
to
introduce
Mrs.
Experience.
As
her
name
indicates,
Mrs.
Experience
is
a
housewife
of
long
training
and
wide
knowledge,
and
she
will
be
decidedly
worth
listening
to
on
housekeeping
matters.
Each
week
in
this
paper
she
will
have
something
of
value
to
tell
modem
housewives.
Look,
for
Mrs.
Exoericnce
every
week.
Sunlight
Soap
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
4ND
PHONE
586
SLANEY'S
STRAWBERRY
JAM,
4
lb.
tins
75c
Awakens
Old
Memories.
XLD
CROWl
BOURBON
WHISKEY
)
The
same
unequalled
superb,
rare
quality
Bourbon
in
fact
and
quality
'backed
OOTTLID
IN
BOND
UNDER
f
IUIIIAL
GOVERNMENT
SUPERVISION
T'T.
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
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
GET
IT
AT!
HIGH
OK
-GROCERS
K,mer
I
r,"n
-"'Jvcrllsomniil
is
,,t
pt.lilislicl
Or
tlisplnycd
hy
U.e
W
Applicant,
Conlrol
lluar.l
or
by
the
(lovcniuiont
of
llrilish
Coluniuw