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Sunday,
the
Prince
Hupert
.Daily
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Art
Advaiitaqe.
98
86
Tuewlay,
March,
17,
t02.ri.
Biological
Station
To
Proceed
At
Once.
Work
oil
thf
erection
of
Ilie
biological
station
here
is
In
proceed
at
once.
The
Provincial
(iovernment
is
In
undertake
the
work
anil
the
building
is
to
he
located
on
Provincial
(iovernmeiil
properly.
However,
Ihe
cost
will
he
small,
the
chief
expenditures
heing
in
connection
with
the
upkeep,
which
is
looked
jailer
hy
the
Dominion
(iovernineiit.
-
The
eslaljlishnienl
of
the
I'iological
station
here
will
hring
students
from
different
.parts,
tir.
the
country.
All
Ihis
adds
to
the
prestige
of
the
place
and
lends
to
make
il
a
centre
for
scientific
visits.
New
Undertakings
x
For
North
Country.
.
.
There
is
constantly
coming
up
some
new
undertaking
for
the
north.
Steadily
the
huge
country
is
being
limit
up
and
every
new
development
makes
for
improvement
here.
'llie
latest
to
he
heard
from
is
Stewart.
There
it
is
proposed
-to
put
in
a
large
power'
plant,
such
a
one
as
should
be
installed
here.
It
will
cost
a
million
or
two
and
-
will
supply
power
to
the
mines.
II
may
he
built
this
year
but
if
not
H
is
...
.
.
.
i
i
t..
:.
-
.I.
i
i
!
hi
m
in
i
io
conic
strnu.
niew.iri
is
gradually
ueing
mane
into
a
cily.and
weshall
welcome
its
development
mid-.)
hope
jhat-
it
gels-
everything
it"wauls;1ir
perhaps
it
would
bt;b!lfer4n
say
everything
that
is
good
for
it.
There
is
room
for
a
good
sized
city
al
the
head
of
Portland
tlaiial.and
the
richness
nf
Ihe
mines
.eeni
lo
iinfjcnle
that
it
will
very
soon
become
an
actual
fad.
Prince
Rupert
Is
Organized
To
Death.
,
Peine?
Hupert
is
organized
to
dealh.
There
are
enough
societies
am)
orgaiiizalinns
here"
In
satisfy
a
town
len
limes
the
size.
'.Many
of
thejii
are
almost
dormant
and
ctji-lainly
inefficient.
Some
will
prohahy
never
be
revived.
On
the
oilier
hand
there,
are
many
really
live
organizations
doing
useful
work
in
Ihe
community,
functioning
almost
to
capacity.
11
is.
noticed
in
nllieV
places
limn
,
Prince
Hupert
thai
organisations
have
their
vogue
and
then
pass
on.
For
n
time
they
flourish
largely
because
of
Ihe
influence
of
One
or
two
persons'.
When
that
influence
is
wilhdrawn
the
popularity
of
ihe
organization
dies.
Hi
order
to
keep
up
the
strength
id
any
organization
il
is
necessary
to
have
an
infusion
of
new
blood
now
and
then.,
The
older
members,
become
tired
and
Jose
.enthusiasm.
There
has
(o
be
a
steady
increase
else
there
will
lie
a
decrease.
The
moment
growth
slops,
the
decline
sels
in.
Ileal
h
follows
life
iiiul
they
are.
Very
close
together.
Spannlhg
Ocean
With
Radio.
The
Alalanlic
ocean
is
being
spanned
with
radio
and
gradually
the
comments
are
getliug
closer
together.
listening
over
radio
tends
to
unite
counlries
ami
will
eventually
iiffeel
language.
-If
English
counlries
adopt
Ihe
radi
d
keep
il
in
prominence
it
will
lend
to
inenrase
Ihe
use
of
Englishes
a
world
language.
People
will
waill
In
learn
Eugljslrin
order
In
.understand
when
they
lisleniin.
The
infbicnco;of
n,
power
such
as
thi
cannot
well
be
realized.
'
'.
Kdison
is
deaf,
so
deaf
lhal
il
is
difficull
to
make
him
hear
in
conversalloji.
lie
has
always
been
deaf
since
he
was
a
child
and
hcaisa'ibe.s.niiich
id
his
success
to
his
deafness
In
n
magazine
article
just
published
he
es
about
it.
The
development
"r
H'1'
I.'1
"graph
was
largely
Ihe
result
of
a
desire
lo
be
able
lo
heaf
il,
and
to
calch
Ihe
overtones.
All
through
lire
he
eniiil-alized
Ihe
lack
id
ability
lo
hear.
He
missed
Ilie
small
lalk
at
table
which
he
Ihinks
was
an
advanlage.
He
read
a
great
deal
and
shirk
largely
lo
the
heller
class
of
hooks.
He
keens
up
to
...
....
.
"
ll.ll.l
I..-
Itll
I
i
t
H.n
11
I
mm
ii)
iKuuiij,
i
ii-
nvw
spape
rs,
inree,
every
nay.
an
advantage
lo
him
who
is
aide
lo
capilalize
it.
"Headaches,
Bilious
Spells,
Are
Now
All
Gone"
Mrs.
John
Ireland,
Nobleton,
OnL,
writes:
"I
wit
great
lufferer
from
ievere
hedache
and
bilious
pelts.
I
tried
a
number
of
remedies
without
obtaining
any
bene-fit
until
I
was
advised
to
use
Dr.
Chase's
Kidneydiver
Pills.
These
completely
relieved
me,
and
made
me
fee!
like
a
new
person.
I
am
very
grateful
to
Dr.
Chase's
Medicines
for
what
they
have
done
for
me,
and
you
may
use
my
letter
for
the
benefit
of
others."
Br.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
85
rU.
a.
box
of
86
pUU,
vdlmntoatm,
Ratal
A
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto
CITY
RATIFIES
,
MILL
CONTRACT
Temporary
Agreement
For
Supply
of
Power
and
Water
Will
;
Not
be
Submitted
to
People
j
Deciding
tli.al
it
was
mil
urccs-t
sary
lo
siiinliit
Hie
mailer
to
t
vole
of
Ihe
people,
the
city
coilli-cil
last
night,
on
motion
of
Aid.
.Mc.Mnrdic
seconded
by
Aid.
Casey,
ratified
the
leiv
mouths'
temporary
agreement-
willi
the
Prince
Hupert
Spruce
Mills
Lid.
for
supply
of
power
mwl
water
lo
the
Se'al
.Cove
sawmill.
The
main
features
of
Ihe
agreement
ale
dial
a
maximum
of
ton
kilo-walls
of
power
will
be
furnished
hy
the
ctiy
In
Ihe
mill
at
c
per
kilowatt;
'thai
Ihe
mill
will
inslal
certain
of
(he
electrical
cipiip-nieut
lo
he
approved
by
the-suneriuleuileiit
of
'
iililitiesi
that!
lumber
as
is
iiininifactuif
il
at
the
plant
to
Ihe
eily
al
air
advance
of
2
from
Vancouver
market
prices.
City
Solicitor
Jones
announced
lhal
the
airreemcnt
had
been
accepted
by
Ihe
company.
"It
was
Mich
a
trivial
matter
that
lie
did
not
consrdor
II
worth
while
sub
mitting
it
lo
the
people.
expressing
Ihe
opinion
that
it
was
the
iluly
of
Ihe
council
to
use
its
.judgment
on
just
such"
mailers
as
this
anil,
in
viewof
the
fact
that
a
-
period
of
only
len
months
was
r
involved.
Alii.
MVMordie
moved
that
Hie
asrec'-mcnt
If
ralified
by
Ihe
council.
This
was
seconded
by
Aid.
Casey
and
carried.
CITY
TRUCK
DOES
NOT
REQUIRE
NEW
ENGINE,
REPORTED
I.
W.
Mnorehouse
vepnrted
to
the
city
council
last
ui'.'lit
Ilia!
il
would
mil
be
necessary
lo
purchase
a
new
engine
for
Ihe
public;
works
Day-Khler
truck
No.
I
as
had
lieen
recoinmeiiiled
hy
Hie
board
of
works.
The
report
was
referred
o
Hie
board
of
works.
II
slated
thai
Hie
en
gine
bml
as
much
power
as
when
new
lull
Ihiil
it
needed
hearing
lightened
and
a
pen
era
I
cleaning
Up
which
would
probably
co-d
liboul
."I5.
If
Ihe
tnrck
was
not
doinp
the
work
reuuirei!,
it
was
because
loo
much
was
.expected
nf
il
and
Hie
oulv
solution
would
lie
the
iiui'cli.-ise
id
a
new
truck.
d.
Haildon.
the
driver
of
th
truck,
wlio
was
present
al
Ihe
iin'ellnjj.
said
lliaudl
would
haul.
Vi
yards
nvev
a
snuiolh
road
(nil
!
on
the
roiifih
i-oails
on
wbjclr
llVwas
lieini'
iiSed;
'It
coillil
not
liandle
more
Hian
yard,
lie
lid
mil
think
that
Ilie
truck
would
stand
Ilie
jiultin
in
of
a
larger
engine.
Dan
bidstone,'
another
driver,
said
that
Ilie
truck
bad
formerly
handled
I
V.
yards
with
ease.
lie
Ibounlil
thai
the
truck
nii?lil
stand
a
larger
engine.
After
some
discussion,
in
lleafness
is
cnuive
of
which
Aid.
(Jasey
said
(
that
Ibis
just
went-to
show
thai
the
jiublic
works
department
loo
free
with
il.s
expenditures.
Ilie
mailer
was
referred
lo
the
Hoard
of
Works.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
."
YS:
llKlllllllOWS
are
know
it
lot
alioul
tilou't
mailer.
peotile
who
lliintrs
Ilia1
HOMF.
,
.women
think
I
bey
ar
tired
of
their
.husbands
when
all
Ihiil
is
Ilie
matter
they
are
tired
of
iislnfr
thai
Kind.
of
car.
An
Optimist
The
cbii'his
are
off
the
tatfi.i;
The
Tee
is
rar
away:
Any
very
soon
my
little
boat
Will
scoot
across
Hie
bay.
I
K.NKW
u
Ktrl
thul.
never
used
wWujE5r
Look
for
It
I
i
miiMir
onthe
tinfoil.
I
$s
yur
guarantee
&r
quality
and
flavorxjja
I
AVOID
IM-
Xv5S4
1
ITATIONS.
XTt
me
"
the
mill
will
he
responsible,
fnri;,'',s','
'
down
tlo
per.lilion
is
Ihe
maintenance,
of
all
eipiip-
'
nienl:
thai
the
eily
reserves
the
right
lo
cancel
the
emitrae.t
all
"
aniii
lime
in
on
ltiy
lime
and
shall
not
he
liable
anyllilufr
wirkeil,
,
bill
I
must
for
damages
as
a
result
of
any.
'"
I
dislike
as
.niilHi
as
rtn
shut-off:
that
a
limited
amount
nic
person
who
is.
mwyys
gaining
uf
wiilPi-
wlmll
ho
HiiiinliiMl
liv
theialioul
himself.
'
i
city
al
a
flat
rale
of
tfl.
per
iHiinlh.
ami
that,
not
later
than
'Iclober
15,
negotiations
shall
he
ipened
for
a
permanent
agree
ment
effective
next
year
which
I,..
.,.,.,
III..
.1
i..
il...
!
IJllll
I"
llll
III
I
I
I
1
II
I"
llll
MIIIH;.
In
return
for
the
concessions
i
ran
lei
I,
J.
A,
Smith,
head
of
Hip
Prince
'Hupert
Spruce
Mills
Lid.,
has
agreed
to
supply
such
spruce
face
imwtlor
lull
Hia
was
sn
Iiiim
Win
I
hale
lo
reniemher
il.
TIIK
"
wind
thai
leads
a
.A
Ft;H
expert
is
one
who
knows
enough
io
sell
.
vnu
rabbit!
i
skin
for
black,
fox.
.
THIS
is
Ilie
ajfe
of
deception.
Today
in
Prince
Hupert
'
there
is
many
a
shamrock.
TIIK
popular
idea
of
an
Irishman
is
of
one
who
says
willy
lliiutrs
and
is
spoiling
for
a
lipid
hill
yel
I
know
several
people
from
the
aulil
sod
who
were
never,
mi
far
as
I
know
guilty
of
a
bright
repartee-
or
a
si
inning
Mow.
A
POOH
fisii
is
pue
who
pets
loaded
lo
Ilie
vtills.
IK
a
pirl's
face
is
her
fortune
she
may
spend
as
much
money
as
she
whites
because
she
can
always
make
Jier
fortune
over
iWiin.
I
T
V
A
7
i
en
i
ears
go
in
Prince
Rupert
March
17,
1915.
Local
lonslioreinen
are
on
strike
in
sympathy
with
Ilie
Vancouver
and
Seattle
unions.
This
morning
the
steamer
Princ
(ieorfje
was
unloaded
by
iiii.mii-Iters
of
.(he
crew.
There
js
an
epideniir
of
mumps
in
town
lull
Dr.
'..
..M.
.McNeill,
medical
health
nllicer,
doc
nut
deem
il
necessary
lo
close
Ihe
fchools.
i
Aid.
D.
W.
Morrissey.
who
r-
lurneil
receiilly
to
(lie
eily
from
a
Irin
to
Montreal,
says
lhaf
condilioils
here
compare
favorably
Willi
any
oilier
place
on
Ihe
American
cnnlinoiil.
'
In
VANDERH00F
A
Von
was
born
on
.March
1
ft
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
llorliaven.
Word
has
been
received
bent
of
the
death
recently
of
Anloliie
I.
a
Kriniere,
,
more
Known
as
Aulnine
Fbnneau.
-fit
Fort
SI.
James.
He
was
burned
lo
a
cinder
when
his
sluick
was
coiisiiiiieo
ny
rire.
e
was
over
j
AfterEVeryMeai
C
Pass
It
around
after
every
meal.
Give
the
family
the
benefit
of
it
J
aid
to
digestion.
Cleans
teeth
too.
Keep
It
always
l
"
nit
nuiiTie-.
nj
(j
"Costs
little
-helps
much"
tY
WRKLEVS
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
limn
any
oilier
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
nuy
colony
in
the
Hrilish,
Empire
Mineral
locnlions
are
granled
lo
discoverers
for
iiomiual
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
hy
dovelopifig
soeh
properlies,
Ihe
seeurilv
or
guaranteed
hy
Crown
(iranls.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Hepcrls
rifd
Maps,
may
he
ohlaiuctl
K(l
years
of
ae
and
for
many
years
was
with
Hie
lludon
llav
(Io.
as
a
"coiiriei,-ilu-ioi.'."
Station
apenl
A.
A.
Ilulcliin-
,
son
ami
Mrs.
Ilulchiusou
lefl
on
IK
a
man
is
a
ooor
fish
ihejSuuilay
for
Oak
I
tank,
Mandolin.
hes
thing:
a
girl
can
do
is
lo
where
they
wIM
spend
a
six
can
him.
inoiilhs'
vacalion.
W.
A.
Colter;
tins
arrived
from
Siuilliei's
lo
relieve
.Mr.
Hutchinson.
i:.
I).
Smith
left
on
Sunday
on
u
business
trip
Uf
Calpary.
Mrs
.
1
.Smith
accompanied
him
as
far
as
Kilinoulou
where
she
will
visit;
Willi
friends.
I
The
annual
mccling
of
Cliri!'
jliurch
Chlb'o;
Women's
Auxiliary
Was
hi'Jil
recently
at
Hie
home
of
Mrs.
O.
J.
Heiil.
Oflicer
rnr
H"'
year
were
elect
ei
I
a
follows:
President.
Mrs.
(iray:
vice-president,
Mrs.
Maunders,
secretary
treasurer,
Mrs.
Kran'
Heiil.
Advertise
in
"the
Daily
News.
WATER
NOTICE.
USE
AND
8T0RA0E
TAKK
MiTH:E
lliat
.Msll
Tlmlicr
Oi..
l.linlli'il,
wl)e
i(lrtrct
i
I0M
I'ai'irir
iiiillilinx.
amiiiiviT.
II.
i:..
will
apply
for,
i
lli'rni'f
In
take
mil
uw
Sim
rnliii'
rmi
ir
-rntwl.
and
ip
.tori
7.VM.
arre-ri-r
A
wain-
oifl
r
strfiam
known
a
,ln
IllVfr.
which
flows
oiiiIhtI.v
anil
drain
nto
Maxell
InlM,
alioul
nnr
anil
mi'-
Mir
wt-r.
('H.Mrrly
front
Riirkh-v
H.i),
rt.i;..
Till-
Morarr-dam
will
!)
lorSlwl
at
In-
iiiiiipi
of
Am
l.aki1
itr
at
a
hiiii
In-mw
lln
iiaiil
oiulil.
to
tm
dricriiiincd
ar-1
'er
snrvi'.
liavr
bvt
n
niadi
Tin-
fapai-lly
1
if
thf
ri-wrviilr
trt
!
riwN
l
ahom
i
J5M.
arrK
fcfl,
and
it
will
ri-Hxl
alMiiit
i.
mm
aciM
of
land.
The
wntn-
will
fx-!
Iivfrlrd
rrnin
Ihe
Mreani
al
a
ilnl
ahum
li
location
'if
Hip
otoraici'-dain,
naiiMlv.
.11
mi
lie;
nf
Aln
Lake,
anil
will
In-
iii-ed
.'or
powrr
anil
Industrial
purpura
iiimiii
he
land
riti-rlh-(l
a
Lot
MS7
or
tm
Lot!
III.
This
notlrft
wan
xiid
mi
tin-fronnil
on
Ihr
i)tli
day
of
rrlfruary,
i9iZ.
A
n(y
of
lhl
noticft
and
an
appli-
olloii
piirMianl
thri-pto
and
In
thi
"Water
i
trt,
1111."
will
l-
rilrit
In
IlK!
nrriiv
of
ho
Wain-
ftwonlrr
al
Crlnrc
ltiiM-rt.
iiJcrllon
lo
tliR
appllratiini
in.iv
hi:
I
.llrd
Willi
lln
Haul
Waler
llrrorder
or,
.vllh
Ihe
Onnplrollr
or
Walrr
Illrlit.
1
.MiilsiMPiil
Hiillilinv.
Vlrlrttia,
ft.f...
i
aithin
ihirty
day
after
the
firm
api-ai-
.uire
hi
on
notice
in
n
torai
newspaper.
The
dale
of
the
first
pHhllcallon
of
ihll
uoiicn
i.
moiHiiir,
M.ircn
?.
ms.
MASSKTT
TI.MIIEII
CO..
LTD..
LAND
ACT.
ItlHtrlet,
and
Applicant.
J.
v.
srnoonover,
Aueiu.
Not
lea
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchaia
'
In
Rkren.l
Land
lliiperl
Herordlnir
Lno
DliUrlct.
or
Pflrtre
rltnate
apprmlmately
on
and
one
hair
tnlloa
WeM
Rf
S.ilvm
.station,
on
salvin
Mand,
Skerna
Jtlver.
,
Take
.vmire
that
Rudolf.
Latusnn.
of
;J4I3
Oarletnn
St.,
Iliirnahy,
orrupallori
Ijiirirer,
IniemU
lo
apply
for
perinitinii
Id
pun-hate,
the
follow
Intr
dearrlhed
lumlv
comment-in
it
a
post
planted
at
the
oulliwet
corner
nf
Lot
4i)3.
sl(u
Uland;
thence
aouthwrMrrly,
apprntl-tiiately
800
yanH;
thenre
imrlherly
ap-.iiroillnalelv
HOD
variW:
thence
nriHhui.
ermniirilvt',',vt
rpr",,,n'"Hv
'nls:
thence
t
ouiiiioiiiv
pMiitherly
Si)0
yards,
lo
rlnt
of
lietlnnlnir
oniiri'irir
an
mat
pun
inn
or
salvin
ll.nul
west
of
Lot
IH03
and
rnnialnlnir
31111
licrea,
more
or
leta.
'
.
THOMAS
MILLS
Alrent
for
ni'fioi."
LAnsSon.
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
.COURT
OF
BRITISH
I
COLUMBIA
In
Ihe
Mailer
or
the
AtlmlnMrallon
Art-I
and
I
In
Ihe
Mailer
of
Ilie
F.alale
of
Ch.irlcH
1
l.avcr.
Iierciincil,
Inlettale.
i
TAKK
.NOTli
K
that
hv
Order
of
IIH
llfiii.r
I'.
ci.
Voutiff,
made
ihe
ism
dav
I
of
Kchniaiy,
105.
(
wn
apiliili'd
Ail
inlnUirator
or
the
estate
of
the
laie
'iharle
i.aver.
ileceimed,
and
all
parllea
hamiit
rlalnn
air,ilnl
the
nad
eM.ile
are
,
her.'lij
required
to
furnli
Hatne.
tn-n
perly
verlfieil
to
me,
on
or
lierore
DUl
dty
or
Marrit,
iojS,
and.
all
tiarlle
in-drilled
lo
Ihe
said
elale
are
leiinlreil
lo
pin
the
amount
of
iin-lr
Itnlehiciincm
t(
I
Hie
forlhwllh.
SOfl
MAS
A.
WATT,
orrii-l.il
AitmliiMtrator
Prince
Unpen,
H.c
filled
this
?tt
day
or
rrhrnary,
W,.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
i
In
ilin
Mailer
or
tin:
Admlnlslrallnn
An.
1
1
Uie
Mailer
of
the
KMale
of
Wtlllinn
.Uameroii
sun,
liereased,
ImeMale
j
takk
cwmi
mat
iur
.Viler
or
in,
i
Honor
I
.
Mcll,
oiinir,
made
Ihe
Slih
dav
,
rtf
l
ehrnary.
A.li.
nii.i.
appointed
;
Ailmlnltralor
of
lite
cm
lie
or
Wllllatn
-Cameron
sun.
iIctoimiI.
and
all
paiilca
harlnir
rlaiinn
aaln.
Die
id
entate
are
.henhy
reipilred
to
riirnl.h
same
t,i.
per
y
yenned
lo
me,
on
or
l.ef.Ve
'
he
,5Ui
day
of
March.
A.fi,
tr.
nh,
in
i
parllot-
Indchieil
io
the
elale
are
rnpilr"
!.'!
!l!'eV
roniiwuh.""
nr
,,,,,r
"1"el"""1
miiiman
a.
watt
1
orflrlal
AdmuiMraior
I
.
.
J
.
Prince
inipert,
ii
r
Dated
the
SSlli
day
uf
Ohruaryi
lvaj.
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
192S.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
(bihl,
$70,11.02,20:1;
Lode
0i,,
j,,,
MM.flSB;
Silver,
$0:i,r..32,r.r
Lead,
$58,1:12,001;
Copper,
l.7t,fliiVX;
7AW
tp
m,7r;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$Mm,'.!4
;
Unnl
ami
oke,
'2.10,11(58.
1
;J;
j,,,,.
Stone,
Hrick,
Omen',,
elc,
$:il,-HS',2:t1
;
making
its
Mineral
Prodiielinn
t,t
,,,
p
tU2:i
show
nn
'
Km
V'lll
pi.
:r
"in
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
mhlressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
FISHERMEN!
Look
over
your
Kirs
I
Aid
Kit
ami
see
Mi;
'
il
plete.
Here
are
some
of
Hie
things
you
houiit
l:
,
board
before
you
put
to
sea:
IODINE
ADHESIVE
PLASTER
BANDAGES
EPSOM
SALTS
LYSOL
BORACIC
ACID
DRESSING
FOR
BURNS,
ABSORBENT
COTTON,
FIRST
AID
BOOK
l-or'voiir
Personal
Kit
you
wd
al
i
iie.-ii
RAZOR
RAZOR
BLADES
SOAP
COMB
SHAVING
SOAP
SHAVING
BRUSH
TOOTE
PASTE
TOOTH
BRUSH
liny
your
supplies
irom
lis
ami
lie
sure
m
r
,
satisfaction.
ORMES
LTD.
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Avenue
phones
82
and
200
Ask
for
a
Tide
Book
for
1825.
They
are
Free.
Building
Materials
LUMBER
Dimension,
Shiphip
ami
Fin
dire
Si
f
l.idli.
MiMilding
(Ink,
Fir
and
t.ni
iiniw.in
i
I
Veneers.
Sash
ami
Doors.
Cement,
Lime,
Plaster,
Brick,
Firebrick,
Fireclay,
Keeoe'i
Cement,
Plaster
or
Paris,
Sand
and
Gravel,
Asbestos
Products,
Wood
Pipe,
Vitrified
Pipe,
Agricultural
Tile,
Build;
ing
Papers,
Asphalt
and
Rubber
and
Asbestos
Roofings.
Hum
Ihe
Fatuous
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
564
GET
IT
AT!
O
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
BULK
COCOA
2
lbs.
for
25o.(new
:dn;'K
Helgerson
Block.
Dr.
F.
P,
KENNY
-
PERSONAL
SERVICE
AND
RELIABLE
D
phone
ENTISTR
.
.
I.
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I
...
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t
x
-
...
.
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i
i
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II.
...
I
VI
ill
103.
DENIS
hii
iMioii
in
ii,
urn.
io
mailer
wttai
ine
ii'tiir
1
,
im
ti..t.b
in.,
1..
...1
.
1
ff.yin
Villi
limy
in-,
worn
you
(time
IO
III
out''.
-
benefit
nf
such
service'
mil
receive
denlidrv
Hud
i
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST.
,i'ii
initio
New
Spring
HATS
BROCK
.
.
$6.00
BILTMORE
....
$5S
BILTMORE
$400
STEVE
KING
Phono
Green
85.
Third