AQP.
8TX.
A
Watch
Sale
Worth
Watching
The
Watch
worlli
while
IS
the
AVatch
than
can
tick,
When
other
watches
Arc
feeling
sick.
For
a
Boy
-
-
-
$1.50
Watch
Chains,
25c
We
are
running
an
extra
special
Watch
Sale
in
Ladies'
and
Gent's
High
Grade
and
Medium
Grade
Watches
at
lixtra
Special
Low
Prices,
DON'T
OVERLOOK
THESE
BARGAINS.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
'Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses
Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North.
Special
Dessert
For
Tablo
Use
Del
Monte
Apricots.
2's.
re?.
iOc.
Special,
5
tins
SI
.40
Del
Monte
I'eaclies,
2's,
rep.
33c.
Special,
5
tins
for
$1.25
Del
Monte
Peaches,
2's,
reg.
50c.
Special,
5
tins
for
...
$2.00
Del
Monte
Asparagus
Tips,
picnic
size,
reg.
30c.
Special,
5
tins
for
..
$1.15
Dl
Monlc
Asparagus
Tips,
while,
re?.
50c.
Special,
5'
tins
for
$2.00
Del
Monte
Spinach,
2Vi's,
rr.
30c.
Special,
5
tins
for
$1.15
Del
Monte
Pork
and
Heans.
tails,
reg.
I5c.
Special,
5
tins
for
50c
Del
Monlc
Catsup,
re?.
10c
bolllc.
Special,
5
bottles
for
$1.50
(Limit
10
(ins
lo
each
euslomcr)
Don't
forget
Hie
five
per
cent
discount
Mussallcm's
417-423
5th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18
and
84.
P.
O.
Box
575
Kindling
1
Vc
are
offering
for
a
short
time
only
an
d
for
a
limited
number
of
loads'
our
"DIUHD
KILN"
kindling
wood
delivered
for
0.00.
This
is
nice
clean
wood
and
easy
to
split.
You
have
been
wailing
for
this
kind
of
wood
for
3
years.
Order
at,
once
from
the
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
3rd
Avenue
Hive
us
a
chance
lo
do
your
drayage,
wc
can
satisfy
you
in
every
way.
Our
Taxies
will
lake
yon
any
place
and
at
any
time
for
50c.
Nice
clean
Sedans.
Phone
189-112
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
EASTERN
CANADA,
UNITED
STATES,
And
to
JASPER
NATIONAL
PARK.
One
vay
via
Vancouver
or
direct
rail
both
directions.
For
full
information
apply:
R,
F.
McNAUQHTON,
District
Passenger
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
CHARLES
T.
CABRERA,
Mine
Engineering
and
Contracting
017
Second
Avenue
Toronto
407
Common-
t
wealth
Huilding
2m
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
KUTICE
IS
IJE1IEDY
GIVEN
tint
Uk!
resvrve
covering
t-rrlaln
inula
near
lite
Junction
of
otslall
iikI
Skft-tia
Itlver
designated
Lot
Vi,
Hantre
5,
Coast
LU-
irici,
is
caiiieiicu.
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands.
beiiartnirnt
or
Lauds,
victoria,
b.l...
Alajr
tli.
ivii.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lean
Land
a.
In
Hie
Land
Itecording-
District
of
I'llme
lluit-rt,
and
slluale
on
Hie
imrtti-
u
.,
-,.al
..f
l..r.u
ll,l
U
'
imately
Hirer
miles
north
from
the
mouth
or
Winter
Harbor.
Take
.otu-e
mat
l.
rieldlusr
Stranir
or
Sumiyslde,
B.C..
oerupatloii
canneryinaii,
In
tends-
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following-
desrribed
lands:
Coiiinienrlnir
at
a
Dost
planted
aeerux-
iuiatrly
tliriV
miles
north
from
the
mouth
of
Winter
Harbor,
I'earse
Island;
thew-e
Herorder
or
with
Ihe
CotiiMroller
of
Water
Itlithls,
Parliament
Huildinirs.
Vic
toria,
ill.,
within
thirty
days
after
the
rirst
appearance
or
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
I
May
?6th.
I9ti.
illi.vii
ndiiijvv
Applicant.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaat
kanaa.
In
the
Laud
Iterordlni-
District
of
rlnre
huiert.
ami
situate
on
the
north
west
coast
of
I'earse
Island,
B.C..
approx-mately
six
miles
tvirth
from
the
mouth
or
winter
iiarnor
Comment:!:)
ir
at
a
nnsl
nlanled
annrm-
Imately
sit
miles
north
frrotu
the
mouth
of
Winter
Harbor,
I'earse
Island:
thence
northwest
two
-(2)
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
northeast
along-
low
water
mark,
one
hundred
and
slity
(160)
chains-,
thence
southeast
iwo
i
mains;
menre
southwest
one
hundred
and
silly
1
00
1
chains,
more
or
les.
to
ilnl
of
commencement
and
con-lalnluif
thlrly-two
(3)
acres,
more
or
less.
,
COSSK-MllXEItn
LIMITED.
i'mi-u
Tiny
itiii.
iwia
A'auie
of
Applicant,
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Lands.
In
the
Land
Itecnrrtliiif
Uistrlct
of
rince
ttuuert.
ami
r
tuate
on
the
north
west
coast
of
1'earne
lidund.
H
i:.,
niii-iii-
liualely
three
miles
north
from
the
mouth
of
Winter
Harbor.
Take
.Notice
that
Ki-lire
t's
1
Imlieit
r,f
'nice
ituperi
.:.,
occupation
packers.
InuniH
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
fol-
lowlni-
dvsrribed
lauds
Comiiieneinir
at
a
ttost
nlanled
anoroi
liuately
three
miles
north
fmiu
the
mouth
of
Winter
Harbor,
Pearse
Island:
thence
northwest
two
(
chains,
umre
or
less,
to
tow-
water
mark:
t
hence
southues
alomr
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sltly
(101))
chains;
thence
southeast
Iwo
(4
rhniiis;
thence
northeast
one
hundred
and
silly
(I6n
rhalus,
more
or
lea,
to
i'oiiu
or
coiiiiiieiicement
ami
con-tainiiiH-
thlrly-two
(asi
acres,
more
or
less.
ntlZZELL'S
MMITEIl.
,
,
Miiiiib
of
Vpidlrant,
imifo
smy
itiii,
ivra.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Skeena
Land
Inslrlrt,
llernrdinir
District
of
Prince
Itupeit
and
situate
at
Pott
Edward,
11.
C.
TAKE
MlTICE
that
the
Skcena
fllver
I'ackltnr
Compuny,
Limited,
or
Port
Edward,
B.C.,
occupation
Fish
Packers,
In
lends
to
apply
for
permission
to
lease
the
following
described
lands:
Coiiiiiieuclinr
at
a
Host
Planted
at
the
southwest
corner
of
Lot
IU
H.V.
oast
(list
rUt
i
thence
southerly
s
loll
ir
low-water
mark,
uu
ft.:
thence
southwesterly,
parallel
to
the
southerly
boundary
of
Uii
Hit,
160
fl.i
thence
northerly
parallel
to
water
mark,
sou
feet!
ih,i,i.
nin..
easterly
alonir
the
southerly
boundary
of
Lot
U71
produced,
150
reet
lo
the
point
of
commencement,
containing
hulf
An
SkEE.NA
HIVEfl
PACK1NO
'
COMPANY,
LTD.
KppUWt
Ualed
May
,al,
.
(SPENDING
CASH
Far
and
Another
Five
Thousand
to
Complete.
IMAND
FOHKS,
June
.
The
body
of
tlic
late
Peter
Yerigin.
ruler
of
the
Doukliobors,
now
rests
in
its
toiuli
on
the
hill
high
ahove
lirilliant
under
a
costly
sarcophagus,
made
of
three
kinds
of
Koolenay
granite.
Three
doves
of
while
marble
stand
in
the
gable
of
the
main
cap,
fruit
trees
are
carved
in
the
panels
of!
the
sides,
and
the
end
panel
is
ornamented
wrth
three
singing
birds
on
a
branch,
carved
in
relief.
These
decorations
were-
the
suggestions
of
Anaslasia
Verigin,
niece
of
Peter
Lordly.
Son
to
Chooso
Wording
The
inscription
plate
incised
til
(op
ami
bottom,
is
blank
at
present.
When
"Young
Peter,"
son
of
(
lie
lale
ruler,
and
present
leader,
arrives
from
ltussia,
he
jwill
be
asked
to
choose
the
word
loria;
(ieurge
Roger
Chute
and
Donald
Macleod,
Seattle;
Frank
K.
Halls
and
C.
II.
Ilizzcll,
Winnipeg;
.1.
A.
Williams
and
Dr.
(i.
K.
Hay
field,
llella
Coola;
Donald
S.
Home,
Olympia,
Washington'
II.
II.
Frevel,
Slaiiuiore,
Alia;
Miss
Kathryu
Ilyan,
Weslporl,
New
York;
Miss
Maclie
Flaherty
tlk
Iliver,
Minnesota;
Dr.
(!.
A
Charier.
Williams
Lake:
Ian
ije
police
inai
uosse-.tuueru
Limited
,.,
n
,.
ll.lllCevllle,
.,,,..
1
1
In
I.
11.ISII.IW,
ii.j.,,,..
of
Vancouver.
II.
L..
oerupatloii
packers,
-MaCIlae,
KMK."''",n,",,FM
wnson,
Dtibu.iue.
lowa;
I-.
Jiacieou,
uiiuioii)
ener,
aiewart.
Hupcrt.
Central
Charles
S.
Slapalls,
II.
It.
Hip-
stein,
Mrs.
Ii.
Carson,
Kd.
Carson
tnd
A.
Alfredson,
Vancouver;
CM
of
Odegaard,
Delia
Cool
a;
M.
S.
Palmer,
San
Francisco;
0.
Chase,
(i.
Morrison
and
F.
Dug
gan,
CN.lt.
;
T.
S.
O'Connor,
Port
lidwrd;
II.
D.
Shepherd,
'Prince
Mr.
ami
.Mrs.
James
Martin.
of
Massetl
sailed
last
night
on
Hie
Prince
Hupcrt
(o
spend
a
holiday
in
Vancouver
and
other
southern
points.
LAND
ACT.
CA8SIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
District
of
Lassiar,
Stikine
Division
TAKE
MlTICE
that
I.
Waller
Julian
i
upturned
soldier
.
of
Tcleirraiih
creek
n.c.
occupation
Miner,
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
followluit
described
lands:
CiiiiimenrlnK
at
a
tost
planted
about
one
tulle
east
nf
Mrt.eoiU
SIoukIi
near
Ihe
stlklne
Iilver
and
about
3S
mile)
soutliwest
of
Teleirranli
Creek:
them-
nnrth
80
rhalns;
thence
east
U
chains
thence
south
80
rhalus;
thence
west
40
(halns
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
320
acres,
more
or
less.
WALTEIl
U!LIN.
Applicant
April
inih.
Ht.
mine
ureeK,
n
thence
north
SO
LAND
ACT
In
ITInce
Hupcrt
Land
district)
District
of
I'rlnre
Itupert.
T.UE
NOTICE
that
I.
Merlll
Des
Brlsay,
of
Vancouver,
U.C..
oerupatloii
aalinoii
liruker,
Intend
lo
apply
for
pennlsslon
to
purrliase
the
follow
Inir
deserllietl
lauds:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
Vt
mile
soiitti
of
the
southeast
corner
of
Lot
67U9,
Itanire
4,
Coast
District;
i
I
llllllllll,
IIICIII.U
WCII
S'l
r.uwin
ciroy
uarnum,
Acni..
...
iii
Dated
April
3rd,
IVJ.
THE
DAIL7
HEWS
IN
THE
MORNING
HER
TONKIIR
WAS
COATED
UN
SARCOPHAGUS
had
bad
taste
in
mouth
PETER
VEREGIN
Five
Thousand
Dollar
Is
Cost
so
ing
for
this.
The
sarcophagus
has
cost
tint
Doukliobors
$5,000
up
to
the
present
time,
and
it
is
expected
it
will
cost
a
lillle
more
before
i'
is
finally
completed.
It
rests
on
a
concrete
platform
which
in
turn
lies
on
thu
cemented
lop
of
the
tomb
i't
which
the
body
lies.
It-
is
I-'
feet
8
inches
long,
5
feet
0
inches
wide,
and
about
8
feet
high
at
its
highest
point.
The
lower
base
and
the
slightly
smaller
upper
base
are
of
light
grey
Nelson
granite.
The
sarcophagus
itself
is
of
dark
grey
Nelson
granite
vvitli
light
grey
granite
caps
and
pilaster-of
brown
pearl
Ymir
granite.
Ground
Terraced
The
ground
all
about
the
luinb
noiiiiwiH
two
(si
rhan,
more
or
irs,'ias
been
terraced
by
I
lie
Douk-
along-
low
water
mark
one
hundred
.
and!
Iiobors,
and
will
be
sown
III
Kitty
1
1
&o
i
main;
tnenir
soulliensi
1
1.
IU'ii
.
ftlalll.1-
lliultrn
....
I...-
a.
..t.u
M
l
"
"
ltefore
it
stands
a
little
hundred
and
nuy
(I
din
chain,
more
or,
ml
table
on
which
are
the
huge
taiiiing
thirty
-two
(as
leas.
acres,
more
or;nyti
oi
nrean,
tne
jug
oi
water
JAMES
FIELDING
STUANO.
.Name
of
Applicant.
Hated
May
tstb.
1115.
WATER
NOTICE.
(DIVER1ION
AND
U8E)
T.lfcE
Mirich
that
William
Morgan,
ulio.-
address
Is
UKliKirl,
O.i:..
will
apply
for
a
licence
In
take
and
use
V.OOU
gal-Ions
dally
of
water
out
of
Sprint-
on
west
Hide
of
jorkeort.
O.V.J..
B.C.,
which
riows
Miiitlicily
and
drains
Into
west
arm.
"IjuiiiTcIIow"
Mineral
Claim.
duly
Crown
Granted
o.
2J3
y.CJ.
The
water
win
ne
(ineriea
rroiu
the
ttreani
at
and
the
fruit
always
put
beside
their
dead
hy
the
Doukliobors,
a
lypifying
the
necessities
of
life.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Ii.
S.
Antle,
Oeeau
Falls;
W.
McLean,
(ieorgc
II.
Harvey,
I)n
A.
S.
Lamb,
.1.
S.
Appciucllur,
II.
a
point
rirhi
at
soune,
about
i.soo
feei
J
.
(Jribb,
S.
Marshall,
J.
M.
Mer-or
wi
rroni
Lorkcport
Harbor,
and
will
be
,,
'
..
,.
.
'
.
.
,
used
for
domestic
cannery
purpose
upon
leer,
It.
.
heiltlsll-llailKIII,
Will,
the
Uuuif-stlc
Cannery
at
Lnrkeport.
y.c.1.
i
s:
"a
I.1V
lU
himu
Hm-ill
.1011.111
Imi-ili
This
notice
was
losled
on
the
I2lh
div
ftlll.lll,
of
May,
ttti.
A
ropy
of
this
nollie
and
i
phillios.
Charles
L.
Hales
A.
an
aiphcatloii
pursuant
thereto
and
to;,.
...
.
'
.,
tins
"Water
Art.
ion,'
will
be
filed
in.lwiighl,
and
L.
It.
(loodwui,
ali-
the
orrire
of
Hie
Waaler
ftecorder
at
I'rlnca
.,
....,..
will
V
'll,,....,,..n
."
n
Ruiierl,
n.t'..
'Objection
to
the
appllca-
1
oln
el
"
1
'
l',0"l,"
'
lion
may
he
filed
with
the
Mid
Water
Alenct
urn
I
'I'Iii.im:w
VIp.
Miss
I'earle.
L.
Zlnck,
Baras
Cortifr.
.X.S..
writes:
-l
was
awrully
troubled
with
my
liver,
and
used
i
?'t
such
dliay
ells
I
would
have
to
down
while
I
was
dolni-
my
work.
In
the
inornlni-,
when
I
used
to
ret
up.
my
touirue
was
coaled
and
1
had
a
bad
taste
In
iny
mouth
'
ami
often
times,
throughout
the
day,
1
was
troubled
with
pains
In
my
stomach.
I
surrervd
In
this
way
until
a
friend
of
mine
who
had
used
your
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
told
me
or
having
taken
them,
so
I
de
rided
to
try
tlieru.
ami
t
can
trulhriilly
say
that
tbey
certainly
did
me
a
lot
or
Kood.
I
cannot
recommend
them
too
iilfthly
to
all
those
who
suffer
a-
I
did."
You
can
procure
Mllbnnr
Lata-I.lver
fills
at
all
drumrlsts
or
dealers;
put
up
for
the
past
So
years,
by
The
T.
Mil-burn
Co..
Limited.
Toronto
'nt.
BUYS
PUAKO
FOR
TOWING
Hecate
Strait
Towing
Co.
Adds
to
Fleet;
Cape
Scott
and
Lome
Busy
The
local
ollic-e
of
lite
Hecate
Straits
Towing
Co.,
Ltd,
announce
that
the
company
has
re
cently
purchased
the
American
barkculiue
"Puako"
whieli
will
be
added
lo
their
fleet
and
used
in
(heir
coastwise
coal
and
lum
ber
trade.
The
"Puako"
is
a
wooden
vessel
of
1,085
tons
gross,
-21
feci
long,
l."
feet
beam
and
was
litiil:
in
Oakland.
California
in
11)02.
She
lias
lain
at
anchor
in
Hsquiiuult
Harbor
for
about
five
years
awaiting
litigation
against
her,
and
whs'
sold
lo
the
present
owners
at
a
sherilf's
sale.
The
tug
Lkipe
Scott
owned
by
lite
same
company
is
due
to
arrive
at
Prince
Hubert
tomorrow
wilh
a
large
tow
from
Surf
Inlet
for
the
Prince
Hupeft
Sprure
Mills
Ltd.,
and
the
tug
Lome,
now
enrouto
from
Uumshewa
O.C
I.
to
Captain's
Cove
with
a
deep-sea
raft
is
due
here
for
fuel
oil
on
the
same
date.
These
two
tugs
have
jul
do
livered
77
sections
oT
logs
total
ling
million
feel
to
the
Paoi
fie
Mills,
Ltd.
at
Oeean
Falls.
The
large
steel
barge
Druin-
ock,
5,000
tons
DAY.
which
the
eca
e
blralls
lowiiiu
(..
is
iiuippiug
at
Vancouver
for
I
lie
log
carrying
trade
is
progressing
atisfaelorlly
and
is
expected
lo
be
in
commission
by
the
iniddl"
of
August.
FIRST
PARTY
OF
SHRINERS
IS
DUE
HERE
M
TUESDAY
C.N.Il.
steamer
Prince
(ieurge,
Cap).
Harry
Ncildcn,
making
pecial
trip
north
with
2-5
mem
bers
of
Assyrian
Temple
Slirjn
ers
from
Cincinnati,
is
due
here
it
l
o'clock
tomorrow
night.
Tin)
visitors
will
have
3
hours
hero
before
leaving
at
midnight
for
Slewart
,
and.
will
return
lo
Ihe
city
at
7
Wednesday
evening,
leaving
for
the
wist
at
-'10
-by
special
drain.
The
Prince
(ieorgc
will
brim:
north
freight
and
mail
tomorrow
but
will
have
no
room
for
pas
sengers
oilier
than
the
special
parly.
The
vessel
will
return
south
from
here
at
S
p.m.
Wed
nesday,
handling
regular
busi
ness.
A
second
big
Shrine
parly
consisting
of
300
1
members
ol
Xulirah
Temple,
Minneapolis,
is
due
on
the
Prince
Hupcrt
Thurs
day
morning.
These
Slimier
are
returning
to
(heir
homes
in
the
Fast
after
having
attended
a
convention
in
Los
Angeles.
BORDEN
STREET
WON
JUNIOR
SOCCER
GAME
High
School
Sustained
Its
First
.
.
.
Defeat
of
tho'.Season
In
Match
Played
on
Hoideii
SI
reet
School
defeated
the
High
School
ill
Saturday
nf
lernuon's
Junior
football
gnino
by
a
score
of
3
to
.2.
The
match
was
a
very
interesting
one
and,
after
the
learns
had
crossed
over
at
half
(line
wilh
Ihe
score
'i
to
in
favor
of
the
high
school,
rhalns;
llienre
south
to
shore
line
In
an
the
Horded
hi
reel,
boys
Just
to-easterly
direction
to
point
of
coin.
,,
u
n.
,,
,
........
....
....
,
.
,,
.
mencement:
mencemenii
Conlalnlna
roniainlnt
iO
to
acres,
acres,
mor
mora
or
or
Wlllds
warns
the
tne
close
nose
Willie
ounie
Up
up
frOfl
nuni
.
''
ilin
lino
Willi
lu-ri
trr:
Hull
won
MEHILL
DES
BttlSAY,
Applicant.
.
Ti
'
"
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
o
game.
The
next
game
be
on
Saturday
between
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
"
TO
END
'OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
Hits
produced
Minerals
(is
follows:
Placer
Gold,
S77
;in:
r,
i
,
.m.llK);
Silver,
$l8,H2i,r7l);
Load.
$7l),5i8,r7N;
Go.per,
1st!
,x'i
..
171,107;
Miscolliiiieoiis
Minerals,
$l,KU,:i-iO;
Coal
and
Coke,
2n
hho
n'w''i
'
atone,
Hrick,
Ceiiient,
etc.,
S-,2,22.",8t-i;
nwikiiig
ils
Mineral
Proiiu.'i,,,
'
.
'
Hl
'
lulM
show
an
u
r
K
Aggregate
Value
of
.$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704
604
The
Mining
Lnws
of
litis
Province
arc
more
liberal
mid
the
fee-
imvei
n,,
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Ihe
Hrilish
Kiupuv
""
1
"
Mineral
locutions
arc
grnnled
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
tire
olilnineil
ly
developing
sm
h
properties,
the
,e.
uv,(,
,,,
'
gnaraiileed
ly
Crown
Grants.
1
Full
information
1
together
wilh
Mining
Hcptrl
a"d
Mnp.
mav
e
ohtr,,,,,-,1
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
or
miiuc.
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
"
N.H.
Praclienlly
all
Hrilisli
Goliiniliin
Mineral
Piopeitie
upon
W,,,
,
work
has
been
done
are
deserihed
in
some
one
of
Ihe
Aiimtal
Hi
pm-i-
,,
-
t
oT
Mines.
Those
eonsitlering
niiiniig
invcstnienl.
should
reier
u
-m-h
arc
available
without
charge
on
application
In
the
liep.-irlme
nt
,,i
M,,,.
-
',,
i)......i..
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ii,
.,
r:.,.,
i,
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I
t.,,.,
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f
,1
li.....r.
.
n..:i
i
-
I'1
iii:m,ii.
ii
1
1
1
v
n.i,nifti.
hi
nii
in
iiiiiitiiiii,
i
111
1
1
ii
iiiitiuing.
;i;n
nnr
nientlcil
iis
valuable
sources
of
information.
tionleti
and
Booth
Seltools.
FISHING
GOOD
IN
KLOYAH
RIVER
BUT
NOTYET
IN
LAKE
The
I
rout
are
iiiliug
well
in
Kloyah
liner
but
not
yet
in
the
lake
reports
an
angling
party
onsisling
of
W.
V..
Williseroft.
William
Iteiil
and
.lock
Watson
which
made
the
trip
there
yes
terday
in
Mr.
HeidV
boat
Mary-It.
They
brought
back
some.
nice
died
fish
which
were
caught
iy
the
river.
W.
N.
Iloss
and
I
leg
KfUey
also
visited
Kloyah
yesterday
on
tngling
bent.
RIFLE
RANGE
Only
Four
Marksmen
Attended
McNcholl
Creek
Shoot
Yesterday
R.
Wilson
High
Man
(Inly
four
members
of
the
North
HC.
Hegimeiil
III
fie
As
socialiiMt
participatetl
in
the
shoot
which
was
held
yeilerday
afternoon
on
Ihe
McNiclioll
Creek
range.
Scoren
were
as
follow:
It.
Wilson
..
M.
M.
Lamb
W.
Hrass
....
I'.
Lavery
..
200
.)((
0ll
..
S3
:i
ao
:
sa
-.'7
-'I
17
DECIDED
ON
SITE
FOR
Til
HI
it
7
a
Gi
BIOLOGICAL
STATION
Hon.
W.
H.
Sutherland
Went
Into
Matter
Saturday
With
Local
People
Hon.
W.
II.
Sutherland
on
Sat
urday
in
consultation
with
John
Dyliliavn
of
the
lliologieiil
Hoard
and
ollicials
uf
the
public
works
department
chose
Ihe
west
end
of
lite
(ioverinnenl
dock
as
Hie
site
for
Ihe
new
biological
sla-lion
which
is
Id
be
biiill
lierev
It
is
understood
that
work
on
this
will
be
commenced
al
once.
BIGGERSTAFF
WILSON
OF
VICTORIA
IS
DEAD
VI'TOWA.
June
H.
Wold
is
received
here
of
the
ilea
I
ft
in
California
oT
lliggerstaff
WiUon,
a
local
btisinessimin,
prominent
in
Hie
sport
of
golf
and
long
identified
with
the
commercial
life
of
lite
city.
BASEBALL
SUNDAY
GAMES.
National
League
Iio(on
2,
Cincinnati
3.
Ilrooklyn
10,
Chicago
U.
New
York
C,
SI.
Louis
2.
American
League
Chicago
t,
Washington
2.
St.
Louis
5,
New'
York
2.
Auditorium
Dancing
Every
Evening,
8
to
11
1
Dance
10o
3
for
25c
Wed.
live.,
song
by
II.
Astoria,
Impersonation
of
H
iCIiliiiiiiiuii
singing
a
song.
Thursday
live.,
songs
by
Sabotirin
and
(,0011110,
"nTiirrnrrTTriii
ii..
1
I
TO
GLASGOW
Hatiiriiin
:
t
ii
I,,.,,.
I
n
l.eliliii
.
.
-m
iaji
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
Larry
Semon
The
Girl
in
the
Limousine'
Larry's
firl
le.iloir
Irpglh
iin-.
(er
with
a
lug
asl
ol
popular
-i
im
I
,
.1
1
1
-Larry,
as
a
bashful
lover
will
tin;
weeci
I
loll)
w
ood
helping,
ipiainler,
funnier,
nioi
.
.
ever.
Hix
liig
reois
oi
putt-
fun
lor
yon
n
!.
.
and
thrill
al.
Oh!
llo.
what
u
heaiily!
'I
daiii'iog
loe.
No
wonder
he
fell
fur
In
1
I.
surprise
in
store
even
;i
wizanl
ionin
1
jazzy,
frilly,
peppv
pholu-pl.iv.
Snperli
1,1-
Larry
Somon,
Claire
Adams,
Charles
Murray,
Larry
Steers,
Oliver
Harding,
Lucille
Ward
and
others.
THE
"TELEPHONE
GIRL"
SEniES,
No.
10
ALDEPTA
VAUGHN
IN
"LOVE
AND
LEARN."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admlision
35c
and
10c
SALMON
TROLLERS
He
fore
onllitlnig
it
will
pay
yon
I
-
Trolling
ficar.
We
have
a
ne.w
line
ol
Swivclls,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
of
ail
kind.
Ill
our
Mock
yoli
will
find
everything
Anchors,
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Hardware
Salmon
Hooks,
miieiiiit
.inn'
Cunard
S.S.
Co.,
022
Hastlnns
St.
W.,
Vancouver,
or
flfjenis.
EXTRA
SPECIAL
Lad
I
os'
Panama
Hats
for
Children's
Panama
Hats
for
.
.
....
M,.,.,lnt
llllll
TlH'
I.
J
Hull
iiml
Copper
Paints,
Galloy
Stoves
.nnl
n.-n-,-.
If
It's
for
Ihe
Iioal
we
have
it.
Ilonls
arc
lost
every
year
hy
fire
hav
k
1
Pyreno
Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
We
ell
Hi.
in
till
and
sec
us.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
(Near
Post
Office)
TO
PLYMOUTH-CHERDOURG-LOND0N
Anlouia
.
.
June
in.
July
18
U
'
J
Ascaiiia
!"
A
'"'
TO
LIVERPOOL
Aiiruiiia
June
20.
July
Alainn
J'
B.C.
O
g
per
cent
discount
O
Ladies'
and
Children's
HATS
The
above
specials
arc
ior
m.i....j
Ltd.
Phone
645.
3ra
B"u
'
I"
51.00
50o
titl
-