rA
i
in
K
YUUK
Sea
and
and
DRY
it,
ocenes
n
1
VISIT
ill
nil
hi
in.
ti
w
Co.
Fifth
Avenue
East
1gPhoncs
B4
I
CdDCO
emers
ch
Wood
1
SMALL
HEATERS.
50c
Per
Sacl-
Hllar.nn
II
l
t
mams
j
and
Evening
27
P.O.
Bos
327
r
to
A
s
Ck
v
ii
a
u
ma
i
URflFV
Cleaners
ly
power
iii'css.ng
t
t
v
Ser-
.
If!
II
.-
I
I
I
w
llll
(iliniic
Call
ai
.
th
Ave.
W,
Phone
8
BeTransfer
P5
SeCOnri
Auinni.
I
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v
v
i
u
v
(
I
68-
NlQht
or
Day.
f
BUY
BOTTLES.
miuuii
FCC
RllPEftT,
B.
O.
,r'e
Hours,
t
t
6.
I
Phon
686.
I
Knln0t
Only
Fr
IIH
ppolntm.nU.
I
INDSAY'S
age
and
Storage
te.
KlplKi.li
Warehousing,
n.
and
renin
or
Mntnr
SArvi,.
s'id
and
Oravcl
POClallr.
I
bi
.
.
riono
ana
""nlture
MovlnB.
E.S.TAIT
DfJTIST.
LOW
RATE
TO
THE
SAWMILL
Concessions
Proposed
to
Granted
to
Induce
Development
of
Industry
HAS
POWER
TO
SELL
be
Expectation
of
Pulp
Mill
In
Near
Future
Is
Attractive
to
Council
There
wa
a
lengthy
dUCUS-sinn
ill
lll-t
Uigjll's
COltlH'il
meeting
mi
I
In-
ma
1
1
it
nf
an
agree,
liieul
between
I
In
Seal
Cove
sawmill
"nil
(lie
clly
respecting
mivt
ami
wnh'r
supply
anil
I
m
a
I
ion
.
Nothing
definite,
Imw-(vi'r,
was
decided
upon
pending
tlii'
arrival.
Imlay
from
Vancouver
oT
-I.
A.
Sinilli,
principal
in
the
I
hi
i-i-1
1
ji
of
Hip
injll,
whom
il
It
proposed
In.
meet
tonight.
Thp
I
concensus
of
opinion
scented
In
J
In'
in
favor
of
granting
tempnr-
jiiry
concession
wliii'
)i
may
Iip
j
rnnt
in
mtl
if
Hie
rompany
shows
jgood
fni
Hi
in
Hip
mailer
of
fur-
I
llll'l-
development.
j
Mayor
N'l'wlon,
in
bringing
up
I
lir
subject,
slated
dial
Iip
hail
secured
the
agreement
of
Mr.
Ili'll
(o
a
proposal
that
Hip
power
rale
of
c,
which
Hip
mill
formerly
paid,
In
pfl
a
il
wa,
thai
Hip
o
assessment
also
sfand
n
m)
Hint
a
flat
rale
oT
ln
per
inoiilh
for
walpr
Iip
charged.
Tin
would
Iip
fur
lifts
year
only
ii
thai
Hip
operation
of
Hip
mill
tn
i
li
I
In'
started.
Ili'forp
flu
ml
of
I
hi'
yi'iir,
Hip
council
could
reach
sonic
permanent
agreement
which
would
be
siib-mlltpd
to
Hip
people
at
tin-
.laiu
uary
pIccIIoii.
j
'
Has
Power
to
Sell
Aid.
Stephens
impiircd
if
the
superintendent
had
recommend-
lii
Ilit
power
ralp
suggested.
Could
Hip
clly
supply
power
at
I
this
figure
wilhoul
loss?
;
Superintendent
I.iivp
replied
thai
il
would
cost
l.7r
to
generate
iIip
powpr
ami
deliver
il
In
jllie
mill.
The
clly
had
I
hi
en-
crgy
at
present
and
wa
not
M'lliiiu
il.
Whilp
il
might
look
peculiar
to
give
IIip
mill
siieli
a
!ow
ni
lo,
special
rales
could
always
hi
made
lo
meet
special
i-mnlil
ions.
"
Md.
Stephens
said
he
wnul.l
'
SYNOPSIS
OF
'
LANDACTAMENDHENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vncnnt.
unrfsrtwl.
urvy'1
Crnwn
Innil
mnjr
lie
ire-emitl
by
irllHh
iiuliJfH'tH
over
1
years
of
as.
unl
hy
ttUt-na
on
decliirlnR
Intention
Ki
liecuinv
Hllllsli
nulijtxtii,
condl-
lonal
liiJdn
rmlilence,
oecwiwillon,
Md
ini)rovm'Ht
for
aurlcultural
(lurposeH.
Full
informstlon
con-mlnc
rKU-.ai
Ioiik
resnrillnc
ire-eniptlon
It
Kivt-n
In
liullt-tlii
No.
l.
umi
hri.
"Mow
to
l're-mil
Unid,"
coiilen
of
whloh
.an
be
obtained
free
of
chargt
ly
itlilri-H!nK
'ie
)emrlment
o(
innl,
Victoria,
DC.
or
to
any
fior-(rnimnt
AKenl.
IteionU
will
!
Rrnnteil
coverinit
only
land
aultal.le
for
acrlcullurul
nurposex.
iind
which
U
not
timber-iand.
I.e..
cmrylnK
over
M0
loord
feet
per
acre
went
of
the
Count
KiinKt
t,nd
feet
per
acre
eaut
of
tbut
IUllKl.
AiiUrajlons
for
pre-emptlont
art
to
lie
iidilreseil
to
the
Ijind
Commissioner
of
the
Iand
Itecordlnn
Division.
In
whleh
the
land
applied
for
la
altuuted.
and
are
made
n
prlnleil
form",
eopies
of
which
can
he
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emption
must
be
occupied
for
five
yearn
and
Improvement
madt
to
volue
of
Jin
Per
acre,
lncludlnn
cleaiiiiK
and
cultivating
at
leatt
fly
ncrea,
hefiire
a
Crown
Orant
cm
b
received.
Kcr
more
detailed
Information
a
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
'"""'H
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
pur-chute
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
landt,
not
belnit
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purpoaeti
minimum
lirlce
for
flrKt-clam
(arable)
land
It
5
per
acre,
and
tecond-claet
(Krai-inif)
land
$2
60
per
acre.
Further
Information
recardlnx
purchase
or
leaso
of
Crowi.
landa
It
nlven
In
Hulletln
No.
10.
Lund
Herlea,
"rurchme
and
Leate
of
Crown
Landt."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
altea
o
timber
land,
not
exceedlnc
40
acre,
may
be
iiurchased
or
leated.
the
con-ditloni
lncludlnK
payment
ol
ttumptK.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unturveyed
ureas,
not
ree.lnit
M
acre,
may
be
letted
,,om"'t"'
conditional
upon
a
dvvtlllnit
be
nj
r.oid
In
tht
flrtt
y'r.
title
beln
..i.ioil,i-
after
residence
and
Im
tirowment
condition
art
and
land
ia
been
turvtyed
fulfilled
LEASES
vnr
.r.tlnr
and
Induttrlal
pur
pottt
arena
not
exceeding
mav
be
leated
by
ont
ptrton
company.
qraZINQ
Und.r
the
Orttlnn
Act
tht
Hrov-Inc.
It
It
dlvldeil
fllVIiieu
Into
mio
Kr.M.
urtilnij
--"-
litrlctii
Qrailnn
Cominlasloner.
Annual
KtatlnK
permit
t
art
Ittued
bate
Ml
numbtrt
rwnea,
prioruy
to
ettabllthed
ownen.
SI0;"-0"""
may
form
anuclatlont
for
rang
management.
Kret.
or
.rtl.
,''
ttttltrt,
.....it.
.r.
nallabt
for
eaiptrt
ana
travtlltra.
up
to
head.
Itn
DO
YOU
COUGH,
COUGH
ALL
NIGHT
LONG?
Terribly
lii0rcinir
ami
wearing-
in
the
tynleni
I
llu-
ninth
lli.it
imni'
mi
it
tiiylit
mut
ynu
ri.iiii;
,;,rt
ai
H,(
l.niir
mill
cun
t
p.)
-g.,.
DR.
WOODS
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
WILL
GIVE
YOU
RELIEF
Mr.
Jnlm
lyiimn,
Knterprle.
Ont;,
Willi's:
"Uler
hnvlnif
hint
wlnpinK
rmuh
I
niiitriirlpil
lin.nHiilU,
aMI
for
rtay
anil
nlnht
I
-.okIk-I
ninlinnnliy.
unit
niiilij
ii
mi
i..(
m
.i.,.p,
t.ii
t
'
ariir
taklnt
imi'
IhiIIIi-
or
ir.
Wwiil't
Norway
fine
Syrup
I
fi.iOKl
treat
roller,
mill
arter
h-ivlnir
taken
several
li'dllc
I
ft.i
roiii-vni
r
my
tniiilili'."
.
Thl
valiiulili'
ci.iii
anil
rmitli
n-ini'ily
h:w
liM'n
n
Hie
iiijiki-i
fur
llu;
as
Vifr;
yni
ilnn
I
i'Krlinont
wlnn
ynu
liny
H:
I'lil
iip
nnl.v
liy
Thn
T.
.Mlllmrn
1-0..
I.lmllwl.
Tnrnnlo.
Onl.
lie
ill
favor
of
iviiut
JIip
concession
suujjesleil
provided
il
did
not
prejudice
the
Hly'
puxitjon.
Hie
fell."
however,
thai
this
was
a
ery
ailYiiulavenu
location
for
such
il
plant.
There
was
rail
and
water
Iraiisporlalion
and
no
luxation
on
improvements.
For
iiilaiice,
the
mill
al
Swansou
May
paid
.,ihi
a
year
in
laxes
mill
lo
pay
regular
power
waler
rales.
While
il
was
d-sirnhle
lo
assisl
in
Ihe
eslah-lishm'eul
of
iiuluxlries,
Ihe
eily
should
lie
safeguarded.
Concessions
for
a
hort
period
might
he
granted.
t
Such
plauls
as
the
mid
storage
and
Ihe
eamiery,
which
me.-i
n
I
a
great
deal
lo
(he
eily.
had
mil
asked
for
such
e.iin-eessioiH.
Aid.
f!apy
was
opposed
In
granting
any
ennepssions
al
Ip
than
production
rot
mi-in
eondilionally.
Tin1
oppralors
nf
Ihe
mill
should
show
good
faith
following
their
statements
as
to
possihle
future
devPlopniPnls.
If
I
hey
did
so.
hn
would
he
in
favor
of
giving
them
almost
anything.
Make
No
Mistake
The
mayor
said
Ilia),
while
he
had
no
axe
lo
grind
and
was
ask-
in;
would
he
made
in
irraiiliuir
eoncessions
propoed
for
remaimler
of
Hie
year.
Aid.
I.arseji
understood
that
it
was
proposed
to
moe
in
Hie
direction
of
a
pulp
mill
within
a
year.
Mr.
Hell
had
said
Ihal
il
would
he
necessary
lo
establish
a
shinple
mill
in
any
case.
Aid.
Stephens
recalled
Ihal
Mr.
Ie
had
said
Ihe
mill
would
operate
whether
or
not
Ihe
concessions
were
irranled.
.Mayor.
New-Ion
eonld
recall
no
definite
prn-
i
mic
as
lo
a
pulp
mill.
I
Aid.
Smilh
and
Aid.
Hrown
j
fell
Ihal
concession;
miiilil
he
'prattled
Ihe
mill
until
the
end
of
Hie
year.
Al
.Ihe
snjrfreslinn
nf
Aid.
C.aey.
il
was
decided
lo
iWr
making
a
final
offer
until
Mr.
Smilh
arrived.
In
the
Letter
Box
WANTS
BATH
HOUSE
IMilor.
Daily
News:
Allow
me
a
lillle
space
In
your
valuable
paper
lo
discuss
thr
oueslioii
of
a
public
halhliniise.
Seeinif
Ihal
Ihe
eily
is
represent
ed
hy
ipiile
a
number
of
labor
members,
I
sincerely
hope
I
hoy
won't
forjtel
their
duly
toward
labor
.while
in
Ihe
cntmril.
We
have
one
pood
tested
member
and
in
rey.ard
to
his
views
on
Hie
labor
(pieslion
there
is
one
real
question
I
would
like
lo
point
lo
in
regard
to
public
health
in
this
clly
of
ours
and
that
is
the
need
of
hallis,
1
think
II
Is
nearly
lime
Ihal
this
eily.
sceiiitr
I
hey
are
all
in
favor
of
municipal
ownership,
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
OF
LIQUOR
ACT.
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
TOn
BEER
NOTU.l;
l
lieleby
It
I
veil
Dial
(ill
tlie
?
til
day
t
March
next
tlie
Miiderrlimed
iilciii
In
:i
i
.
1
1
1
v
to
the
I.
nimr
l
unirnl
acret
I
Hoard
fur
a
llri
hsi
In
lesiierl
In
ihoiiiIsck
or
a
liiinir
pini
nr
tlie
iiiiiiiiuiir
kimun
iihlrnl
Motel,
luinti'il
at
the
ruiurr
tit
Hll
and
Sevenlll
Slin
t.
In
llm
l
:
1
1
v
of
I
IT
lire
lluiH'l
l,
I'mrlnre
of
nrltlsn
f.iiliim
hit.
upon
tlie
lands
di'scrllii'il
ai
l.ola
i'Ii'Viii
I
II
i
and
twelve
(ISl
llilrtceu
,n,
,,,,
,,..,.
,,,,,
,n,.k
,,.
tht
ran
admlnlttered
urioer
jn
,.
,,(
city
of
I'rlnce
lliiperl.
ari'oi'illinr
in
a
rcilleri'il
map
or
.Ian
ipinleil
In
Hie
Ian.
I
lli'dl-lry
Of
riie
at
il"'
i:it.v
or
Prince
unpen
ami
nnniheri'il
tl
SS.
for
tlie
Kale
of
beer
hy
the
Kill!"
or
by
tin-
open
bollli;
Mr
ron-
aiitiii.l
Inn
rill
llu.
lir..nlkiitt
IHIt
li
l
I'rliice
liiipcrt,
U.,
this
Ollf
day
or
li'lirnary,
I0J5.
I'KTKII
hisr.K,
owner
unit
M.micer
of
Central
lloirl.
Applicant
TIIE
DAILY,
NEWS
should
loiilil
a
halhliniise
as
I
here
are
sjninjf
lo
hp
a
largo
numlier
of
fishernieiii
Jipip
this;
season.
Although
'nil
haliliul
j
fishermen
are
mil
perfect
in
vo-t
gard
In
I
heir
religious
views,'
they
have
cleanliness;
which
Is
I
next
lo
goillnPHs.,,AU
crews
coin-j
as
iipiiiiisi
"i.kiiii
ciiargi'i
I
in
'
i-viiin..
i,.iiv.
v.
local
plant.
II
had
no
rail
con-
I
would
appreciate
lieins
avail-
'
M""-
"'
r''"
"'!''
f
iniphtje.l
Hip
opportunity
or
relalin-
fairly
he
reipiire.l
of
the
local
:
Hirouah
your
columns
an
inci-
and
ing
ashore,
afler
heing
penned
up
'on
a
fishing
hoal
for
some
time,
tlie
first
thing
they
want
is
a
halh.
There
are
lots
of
houses
luiill
liere
wilhoul
hallis.
A
pulilii-
hallilmuse
would
hp;
ipiitp
an
asset
lo
Hie
clly
treas.
ury.
seeing
Ihal
all
liarlier
simps
charge
fifty
cents
a
h'ath.
I
can
see
where
Ihe.
city
could
do
heller
than
Ihal
al
a
great
ileal
less
price
ami
accninniodale
Ihe
puli-lic
al
a
greater
advanlagp
than
at
present,
Seeing
Ihal
they
are
Iniildillg
I
Wo
new
churches
in
I'rincp
lliiperl
I
think
it
nearly
lime
they
sjioujd
Jniild
a
halhliouse.
I.'mler
our
teaching,
accordiug
to
Clirisli'in
civili.a-tion,
cleanliness
is
nexl
lo
god
liness.
,
.
Hoping
Ihal
our
I
'.:'."
council
j
will
lake
up
Hie
mailer
if
ouU
i
in
Ihe
name
of
humanity
and
,
lalmr.
'I'hnnking
you.
IIHHKItT
IIAWA.
risliermaii.
UNREQUITED
SERVICE
dent
which
I
'
eonsider
exposing,
as
it
certainly
support
Ihe
principle
of
deserve
lines
uol
"lloiiesly
is
Hie
liesl
policy.
On
Saturday
evening
last,
I
found
a
purse
ronlailiiiig
sr.c.iiu
elose
lo
Hip
corner
of
Mcltride
St.
and
3rd
Ave.
immediately
turned
around
and
proceeded
Inwards
(he
police
station,
where
intended
depositing
my
fin
hile
passing
along
Jliil
Ave.
I
met.
a
man
and
wife
who
had
Inst
money.
I'pon
siihiuilling
proof
Ihal
they
werev,lip
owners
I
handed
my'
find
fit
Tull'lo
them,
and
exiiecling
lliaf
It'ify
would
desire
lo
express
their
grale'rul-nesr
ju
some
manner
wailed
a
for
Ho
snap
decision
wilhoul
Had
Ihe
couple
offered
hip
a
I
the
whole
council
heing
salifict.i
reward
under
orilimiryireuni-;he
felt
thai
Ihe
mailer
should
lie.slaiices
I
would
md
Ii.im1
'acceil-isi
llled
with
as
little
,
delay
a
ed
il,
lull
nt
the
preseiil
Hme
I
posvihle.
He
fell
Ihal
no
mistake
Ihe
Ihe
am
mil
nf
employment
'mid
entirely
wilhoul
means,
and
the
price
oT
a
siiiare
meal
would
have
appealed
very
much
lo
me.
prinp.
M.
T.
Herder
who,
ha
bon
a
member
of
Ihe
Telkwa
fU5.M.I.
has
been
transferred
to
Prince
(icorjie.
Miss
I'f
Thorpe
who
has
spenl
several
weeks
hero,
visit
inn
her
lirolhers,
left
on
Tuesday
for
her
home
in
Kngland.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Tlie.
Canadian
National
rinll-ways
have
rulered
a
general
appeal
a
?ain.t.
all
(be
valiialinns
plared
on
eoinpany's
prnperly
In
Ihe
1025
assessment
roll.
A
mass
meellnc
nf
Ineal
elll-
zens
is
lo
bd
called
shortly
by
'liie
Prince
licorce
I
loan
of
Trade
hits
elected,
ollicers
for
Ihe
year
as
follows:
President,
J'.
K.
Wilson;
first
viei-presideul,
V.
I..
Armslron?;
-eeoml.
vieo-prcsj-
I
thank
you
in
anticipation
ofidenl,
C.
A.
I'yne;
seerelary-
e.xpoxinp
tins
tnciilenl,
as
in
my
i
treustirer
deorse
W
i
renwicK;;
oiiinion.
Hie
cininle
coiieerned
council
W.
I,.
Iloriisbv.'
C.
0.1
lid
not
deserve
lo
ret'eivi)
the
Held,
.1.
II.
Johnson.
Jacob
I.
f
fill,
benefits
of
Ihe
valuable
principle
l.lohti
tiall,
John
Asiuaii,
.1.
I).
of
'Honesty
is
Ihe
esl
policy.'
IIH.VJA.MIN
lll.OOM.
TELKWA
The
rommillee
In
charge
nf
Ihe
library
is
plannliiK
a
dance
In
he
beld
on
March
17.
Hie
chief
feature
if
Which
will
lie
Irish
music.
..Tyre
Lake
is
Ihe
scene
of
much
iclivily
on
accounl
of
ice
liciti?
cut
there.
Mrs.
V.
J.
Hholllebiirfronlcr-aineil
Ihe
W.A.
of
SI.
Stephen's
Church
al
her
home
on
Tuesday.
On
Saturday,
February
II,
Ihe
Nursing
Home
Women's
Auxiliary
intend
hoMiiiK
a
l.ea
in
Ihe
library,
Ihis
heing;
one
of
the
regular
monthly
alVairs.
While
Itev.
Win.
Honey
is
lak-hiK
Ihe.
place
of
Itev.
W
.Wurr
al
Topley,
no
services
are
hninir
held
al
Ihe
I'nion
chiircli.
The
wenlher
lately
is
all
Ihal
could
lie
desired.
Clear,
linshl
days
and
fro.'dy
nijihls.
There
is
a
jiood
deal
more
snow
than
In
Ihe
past
few
winters,
hul
Ibis
will
mean
added
moisliire
in
Ihe
Wilson.
A.
MotTall.
P.
Anderson
ami
Alex.
The
roiv-'realion
of
Kno.v!
I'resbylerian
Clnirrh
lal
week)
went
on
record.,
in
..favor
.ofi
church
union
by
a
vole
of
17
to'
i
.
The
Prince
fieorfre
T'air
As-
soeialion
has
eompleled
Ihe
pur-i
chase
of
a
I
HI
acre
site
south
of
Ihe
eil
where
il
is
hoped
loerrc
suitable
liuildiiiirs.
Clearing-
oT
III...
I.i.i.l
..-ill
..ikiiiiii.iio.n
in
llu'
mi-
lllllll
"in
sprlnp.
'Ihe
sile
will
perinil
of
Ihe
installation
of
larjre
race
track.
ALICE
ARM
lievelopmenl
work
llomeslake
.Minim;
V
men!
Co.
in
Ihe
Torie
by
Ihe
is
proceeding
with
splendid
results,
Hie
ore
encountered
eotuinp;
fully
Up
lo
eJtpeelalions.
The
pro
perly
is
rapidly
advaneitiK
lo
I
lie
stale
of
a
proven
mine.
Capl.
A.
C.
II.
fioihardi
is
on
a
business
trip
lo
Vancouver.
Sam
Winslrom,
Ihe
well
known
ski
ami
snow
shoe
musber,
left
last
week
on
a
trip
to
Ihe
Kil-sailll
"llaeier.
He
expects
lo
he
away
uboul
len
days.
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
WORSE
II
was
Inward
the
end
nf
a
theatrical
performauce
When
one
man
turned
lo
another
and
said
in
a
harsh,
ffratini;
voice:
"I.nok
here,
you
have
sal
on
my
silk
hul.
II
Is
ruined."
The
oilier
looked
ill
Ihft
silk
hal.
II
was
Indeed
a
wreck.
"I
am
sorry,"
he
said.
"This
is
too
had,
Iml,"
he
added,
"il
might
have
heen
worse."
"How
ml";ht
H
havn
'
heen
wiirse?''
exclaimed
Ihe
firsl
nnin
angrily.
might
have
Sal
on
my
own
hal."
came
Ihe,
unfeeling
reply.
Yorkshire
Post.
v?.t.
ftvt.
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1923.
Hnx
prnilueeil
Minerals
as
follows;
Placer
(Sold,
$70,1)02.200;
Lode
finld,
$11.1,-:..".'.,0r5;
Hilver,
$0:5,o:t2,Or5;
Lead,
.f.'K.I..OOl
;
(i.pper,
$l7U,0U;,r,0S;
.inc.,
$27,-DO'iJoO;
Miscellaneoim
Minerals,
$l,'i('.S.2."7;
Coal
ami
Coke,
$2ro,008,
i:t;
Iluililiug
Klone,
llriek,
liemcrit.
'lc,
$:)0,-i
iTt2'.',
,
making
ils
Mineral
Pnuliielion
lo
Ihe
eul
ol
1U2it
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
Tim
Mining
Ijhws
of
llii
Province
arc
more
liheral
ami
Ihe
fees
lower
than.
Hiosc
of
any
oilier
Ptoviiiee
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Hie
Hrjlish
Km
lire.
Mineral
loealioits
nr
granleil
lo
ilisrnverers
fur
nominal
fees.
Alisolule.
lilies
are
oliunneil
y
ilevclfipnig
sueli
prnpertics,
the
security
of
which
guaranteed
hy
Oown
(irauls.
l-'iill
iuforniallon
logelher
wilh
Mining
Ileporls
anl
Maps,
may
ie
.olilaineil
gratis
addressing
the
Hoard
oT
Trade
lo
pass
a
resolution
urging
lhat
the
railway
outlet
to
llm
Peace
lliver!
he
lirougilt
to
Prince
(Spurge
or
near
Ihe
eily.
'
Henry
Hedricks
and
his
family
had
a
narrow
escape
from
heing
hlirned
to
death
when
their
home
in
Central
I'ort
(ieorge
was
completely
destroyed
hy
fifp
las'
Thursday
morning.
The
flames
were
discovered
hy,
Mr.
Hedricks
in
Ihe
nick
of
lime
and
the
lives
,'iof
his
children
were
saved
hy
dropping
them
out
of
a
hedroom
window
into
Hie
chilly
night.
The
entire
ramily
llien
made
a
lliree-iunrler
mile
journey
lo
Hie
hospital
ill
their
night
I'lnlhe.s.
ilu
recommendation
of
Hip
rew
moliiPnls.
hul
iM.nirai
v
to
properly
owners
association,
me
my
exppcliilions
they
went
llieiri,,i'.v
"'tm,ii
last
week
decided
to
way,
taking
tin
iwilli
llieiu.
whole
of
mv
find
i"Tease
Ihe
salary
of
Mayor
Ay
I
jwajil
from
SU0
lo
Vuu
per
year.
Tlie.
aldermen
nilje.s.
receive
no
indeui
14
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
GET
IT
AT!T
xt
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
58S
REFRESHMENTS
FOR
DANCES
AND
SOCIALS
Good
or
Bad
Weather
We
Can
Do
Your
TOWING
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
G01
3
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
SAVAGE
Night
Phones
Red
618
Gr.
601
539
Washer
and
Drver
lias
tm
Wringer,
needs
none.
Won
Hold
Medal
at
al
(Jueliee
I'xhiliilion
over
all
Ameriean
and
(Janailian
Machines,
(Jash
Hrire
$185.00;
also
sold
on
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailtmrt
rroin
Prince
liuperi.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
twtmon
Bty,
and
Altrt
Bt,
Tutidtr,
6
r.m.
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
AUrt
Btf,
tad
Swtnton
Bay,
Slurt,
10
A.
It.
rof
ANTOX.
ALICE
AR.
STEWART,
Sundtf,
S
P.M.
For
ANVOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
tnd
NtH
Rltr
Ctnntrlti,
frltty
A.M.
S23
2nd
Aftnut.
4.
B.rniity.
Agtnl.
?rlnc.
Ruptrl,
B.C.
v
FAMED
LONDON
The
Gin
you
will
ak
for
again
-
the
standard
of
purity
for
oyer
160
year.
$3.25
Pee
Bottle.
The
Gin
for
you
is
"II.
&
U."
This
ii.lverliMMiieiu
is
not
published
or
displayed
hy
l,iiiior
Control
Hoard
ur
hy
the
(lovernme.nt
of
British
Columbia.
1
the