,y
October
3.
1925.
Special
Value
00
Watch
V
fr-
r
tin
IHHn
watch
:
p
gift
for
the
little
Tlic
cane
i
gold
ftll-.
fi
wliile
or
yellow
.'
jewelled
Plote-i
we
guni-nnlec
it
lo
i-niiably
good
tlmo-
John
Bulger
JeJkeller
You
Had
Better
Cet
Your
Name
on
our
list
For
Dry
Kindling
t
kiln
dried
and
Large
limit
96.00
i
j
bundle)
al-
I
.U0
do-
"Tail"
Call
112.
i
and
rnly
tp
ill
hour.
One
'
...
riper
anjr-Wc
1
'n
rWnn,
COAL
V.
,i
nm
coal
on
$11.00
ir
ton
dellv-
ami
vry
irfpcl
range
and
Mtreniely
it
iin
now!
'
ill
klndt
at-mptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Alio
Sal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phonaa;
189,
112.
Taxi
75
Taxi
'
have
the
bet
Phone
75.
'
'
Hudson
Super-Ik-dire.
Flrnt
and
.
i
i-in(K-r
Sedan
in
A
i
iii-w
closed
earn.
RATES
'
''nssenger
.
.
$1.00
3
"
6
l'arngrrs
.
.
$1.60
S
l'nsengerA
.
.
$2.00
--nngrr
Sedan.
er
$4.00
wv..'m
Sedan,
per
r
r
$5.00
To
Cold
Storage
and
Acrote
Hays
Creok
Bridge,
I
nr
3
i
.,
x.'nayra
$1.00
1
!
niil!i..iml
passenger
50o
each.
TAXI
75
TAXI
New
Shipment
Fall
&
Winter
Coats
Just
Ilecclved.
r
ale
nl
Modernlc
Price
Bents
Third
Avo.
Phone
651
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
FxmilMto
Block
of
Fur
T'lmrnings
al
low
pricos.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Nt
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
r
ii
flvSJ
D,n
ot
"
Mo.qulto
Fleet
which
iTthel
Wffi
i
....
.
nuiiini!
tamling
(hm
week
Inez
II.
ween
nave
1
ii
1
1
tdil
while
.
prices
..ffi-ijnjr
on
I
he
ri,ii
Kx-rh,mge
for
ln.u,
American
mid
Canadian
firm
u;u
second
cla
utehe
hnve
been
well
maintained.
The
ratine
of
the
reduced
volume
of
halibut
j
given
by
incoming
MkipporM
ait
due
to
.
scarcity
of
finli
for
one
thin
and
alo
due
In
Hie
fael
thai
lUere
,a
lieen
quite
a
bit
ofjof
fish
luiiclilu(t
iiu
uf
the
boat,
of.
bolh
fleet
r;cntly.
Thin
week!
American
have
received
a
I
high
a
15c
and
I
fie
for
find
class
and
6c
and
7r
for
ecnnd
da.
drawing
dowji
around
IS
ami
I
le
for
first
eki
and
7c
nnd
He
for
second
ela
Jlh.
Willi
the
fall
.eoiifretienre.
Miipjani-
nave
nnn
receivusr
a
rrM
flf
j
number
of
repair
order
and
kiwed
.....
a
.
L.
.
.
i
.
it..
i
.
LAND
A0T.
Notlc
of
InUnllo
to
Apply
to
rurh
I
a.
mi4
In
Ilia
l-aiiit
nrrnrilin
nlntrlft
"f
Prlnro
luipurl,
n.t
nl
t
'".'"
"'."i1
Hit
Fills
l.rt'aK
wntrn
w
"
KMtill
lilvrr
bm.l
IS
mil"
from
T.uit
Notice
mat
i.n
a.
?.
h
or
prinre
HillH-rl.
B.C.
orrupMlmi
"'"'bpL;
tn.Vi.
ii.teii.u
io
ippW
for
p1;"Iy'1'1,.w
1
"irrlioa
Ilia
follow
Inr
''rViirli
11
he
CmiiiKlirliiK
t
,PiiP,,'"Lr0,r
iiithrl
rninar
of
lot
MJ;
l;l,I.rou,r1!
:L"'"r
.I.
.k.m.
ni.illicrlv:
thiMir
SO
Iftllnr.
W
rhlln
.MerlV.
""''
to
teres.
mr
or
""J0nN
A
MITir,
Appllrml,
Per
C.
P.
met.
Atrot
Dlltd
Autuil
tttb.
t9il.
The
schooner
Kaien,
Capl.
11.
I'uderliali!.
iimvil
in
port
on
Thursday
morning
with
a
heavy
ealeh
of
'1,00(1
notind
of
halibut
which
was
cauuhl
in
about
I
wo
week
absence
on
lli
high
spot.
Ileiiijf
oh
of
the
only
two
boat.
arrive
ou
ilia)
day
Cap
got
in
on
a
good
price,
for
both
clause
A
He's
a
"Cap"
Now
Th
I'rhice
ltiiKrl
Hoalliouoe
premie
have
been
ajrosr
wilh
excilonionl
nil
ihi
..
...i
loir
Canadian,,
have
,eH
,,lllIlby
f
torm
Wllp,oye(.'
of
th
won
known
Mahajre
house,
lia
been
Ihe
cause
of
all
the
jubilation.
JelT
wa
reeenlly
tUceenHful
in
murim
liU
weather
ipiwnii
inriumi
huiwh
umi
n.u
ni
proaehing.
a
number
of
the
Ht,
mitXeU
u,
lh(,
,h)lpr
bn
of
mallr
rraft.
wliiefc
have
been'.j,,.,,.
MBfiy
nallljeal
mi
tm
ivmi
I
r
Ii,
u,ti,.n
i
-1.
!.
.
I
.
.
(Sir,
il
wa
one
of
thone
nemtible
ifeift
lo
a
aflor
man
thai
ha
to
l.al
Sunday
wa
Mie
hnlelih.
-pn
,,,
...nM-uiwi
ti.
day
of
Ihe-
eaon
al
Ihe
l'rlneelKf(
1(M,k
its.
fnrm
of
a
wonderful
llliperl
laehl
Uuli
noat.
Ihe
MMi0r'
hal.
in
farl
il
ua
morA
fraMiirnt
.-traehme
wa
taken
,
tuaU
jt
wa,
a
ha,
ntlinz
mil
avaniae
or
by
every
mem-uli
..im.r.i
r
ih
riMt
nf
r.
vitr
viiiir
v
l
ra
t
anarifi
n
n
iiaai
iiaa
....
...
m
be
completed
about
the
mid.
lie
of
October.
Schooner
I.ysekil,
Capl.
Pela
Jensen,
which
i
parking-
for
the
Somni.-rville
minnery
from
Iho
Oueen
ClHirbdlo
Island,
had
the
mieforltine
to
break
her
crank-
Notic
of
iM.niio
to
Apply
io
1mm
t.nd
sliafl
while
in
port
mis
inp.
IIIH
'irSMiSru
ttTri.Bi"iiVTir
-rliooner
was
moving
down
to
lururll
riilnl,
wtift
iiii.
eiuiu,
t;ow
I
lily
10
lie
Ut
ir
me
iuhhi
,;"lu",l,u'
'when
Hie
Accident
occurred.
He-j
take
notice
h.
Anrio
i.riii.n
"
i
,,n
r
w
be
made
Imiiicdlulciy.
umtii
rrkin
uiipny
U"'
..'
1
Ytiimnvcr.
H.f.
orrtiMUon
I'wl
rr.
Ii
W
Sheir
Thompson,
the
genial
un.t.
it
him
ir
mr;
h,nr
assistant
commodore
of
the
Mimrly
direrihin
.lonr
hi.J
,
jaier
r
nirt
I'".
.
forly-rlclit
hiimlrfil
firt,
morr
rrlr
10
rlimnv
tnor
or
lr.
l"
l
"
mrlf
tltrnre
In
WMlrrljr
tllrerllon
lon
l.iw
lr
iiurk
forty
rlhl
timiilrr(1
rrrl.
wore
r
lm;
Ihrnrf
northerly
to
rlmlns
to
point
of
rominatiCMiirnt,
anil
rpnuinlnir
T
cits.
timrj
A.OU)-niUTIH
't-VM?,T,
PACkl.NQ
CO.
I.TD.i
rrr
Wtlirr
K.
Wtlker.
Arrni.
nmwi
iiiiV
i.
lt
I
I
IIHV
,!,"
I
...fc...
,
on
a
ix
monlli's
visit
lo
his
old
home
in
Sheffield,
England,
on
lo-nirrow
niglil'
boat.
To
say
that
Ihe
members
of
the
club
will
miss
ShelT
and
hi.
merry
smile
is
only
pulling
It
inidly.
Hut
Shell
says
that
"Canada
belongs
In
him"
and
has
promised
to
return
In
tlm
spring.
IIU
waterfront
pals,
mid
that
Includes
everybody
who
knows
Shell1,
wish
him
(Sod
speed
and
a
safe
return.
Well,
Goodbye
Shun",
old
timer
And
hero.
to
you
and
yours.
Mnv
your
port
and
starboard
lights
keep
bright,
'Till
you
reach
again
our
shores
Not
Northern
Lights
There
has
been
a
lot
of
talk
reeenlly
about
the
Xorlhern
Light
in
the
sky
and
the
beauties
thereof,
bill
ill
formal
ion
htm
roiiM
to
hand
which
make
the
Wlii
If
roan
llilnk
they
were
nol
I
he
Northern
Light
at
all
at
all.
It
1
nol
generally
known
that
Ate.
MardnnaM,
the
man
who
put
Hie
uleani
in
"leam
laundry.
hai
had
a
new
umpteen
candle
power
te.irr.hli(ilit
filled
on
Ihe
launch
Vaijuert
but
nueh
is
Ihe
ri.e.
ow
it
I
iiuilt
feam!e
Ili4'
brilliant
lilitt
ieen
ill
file
ky
wece
Jut
re
f
leef
ion
fron
the
new
Aearchlixbt,
and
if
,
we
lhank
Alex
for
the
rnlerlaln-inenl
nightly.
A
very
enjoyable
holiday
was
fpcnl
over
lat
feels
end
al
Met-lakalla
by
lh
Miei
Weather-head,
Merrer,
Hdhwell
and
Myrtle
Senlt,
who
Journeyed
there
on
Ihe
power
buat
Ktizabctli
last
Friday
niirhl
returning
on
Sunday
evening.
I.nui
Ainadio
ami
I.ouifl
A-(oria
are
leaving
on
Sunday
for
Hank
Inland
on
i
Iwo
weekn
holiday
jaunt
a
Ihe
uel.
of
Antlo
O-tachio,
who
own
a
bijt
ranch
Ibere.
Th
trip
will
be
made
on
Anjrolo-'s
power
boat
Venelo
and
lb
visitors
will
in-ilulxe
In
filiinp
and
hunting
In
Iheir
heart'
content.
and
other
cannery
work,
l.ave!(;
,
Swan.oll-s
,MwpMaMl.
aUo.le,,rfOW
n
whirh,U'
put
into
port
and
lh
Cow
Itev
,
,,.,,
iMrll
.i.,u
J,M'r
w
to.
I-'wU
Uland
wilt
l-ina.
are
necoming
cnireii.,j
.,,
,jon
,
iU,
.
.kior
nf
lb-
Ike
wtorfront
-ja,
-
inuneh
whUr
wmir.
hi
naulieal
prnwex
Ibelr
reseU
in
Ihe
mi-mr
tmHwtiy
!
j
f,.rm
of
a
beautiful
Rifl.
Ye.
I'lrkiiiy
up
rupiiMj.
LouU
Locker,
the
Porcher
Island
louirer,
arrived
in
port
on
Wedneihty
brinzin?
in
an
empty
which
to
build
a
new
luinkliouie,
Doc
Savtd
the
Beer
It
i
with
regret
we
report
an
accident
to
oW
old
friend
lxe
Clapperlon.
and
aa
a
co
id
en
I
that
doet
not
happen
to
a
iiuib
every
day
in
hi
life.
While
aUiin;
to
unload
beer
from
the
Cl'.lt.
boat
lat
Satunlay
one
of
the
bar
rein
became
umoanasable
with
the
reutl
that
it
rented
her
who
coiiUl
nuree
a
ark
of
lini-rr,..i
..
tk.
...'rallier
forcibly
upon
Ioc't
left
...
...
.
..
.
-"
.....
.
,
..,..
,1...
Hie
nai
ol
lll
ensilie
Mil
me....
ih..
k.
in
..I
penal
eiiitinuj.
wwmmri
un-
fk.at.
were
depfele-l
of
craf.
-.
,iu.itv
i.it
ii
nne
of
Doc'
fwit
prevented
from
early
mo
raise
uatil
Me
at
'
tn..
ii
i.
rui
n
'n.
Hie
barrel
from
beomins?
dam
tilahl.
The
majority
of
hoat!rMi
..r
it,,
k-i
i
K..nf..i'ase.l
and
thereby
spillinK
any
of
were
out
on
hunlintr
expedition
!,nwork
aeroll
print,
the
rankj"""
valuanl,?
"l11''1
-ul
-usl
tl,e
in
variout.
locaiine
wane
ijuue
M,,,r
.
f
captain
wa
neally
wti
and
N
few
intrepid
picnicker
wer(UWfern,riit)
(b
imiiie
of
hi
new
.
atr
In
(be
Salt
l.aka
ad-
Cooimnd
"Oh
ftaby."
Wnen
the
jaeent
beauty
po.
Arrival
From
M
wid
ay
noon
tint
it
ye-
terday
noon
Ihe
following
a
Ik.t
lti.ii
I
a
i.
mv-
...!.,.
rfnnnM
!.
tl.l
ill
A
""
nauuiijt
itiaui
lias
tr
h.
inn,,
rr
.n.i.
.f
,n.fly
been
in-lalled
at
the
Hay-
ptoue
aud
abu.e.
molly
lhe,r'
"-
-,
w';ral
lotii!-laaer.
There
wa
ju.t
one
out-
rr.a.
'.M
.b?'..
Ma',ar
l,uu",
.lnHi
f-Hll
u-ilh
ih
neu
.W
MMirw
MMIipaiiy.
.ruoniter
had
marketed
clrhe;had?e
of
office.
Hie
tailor
bail
Hit
wek.
A
menin
lilad-
otMilled
lo
put
elalic
with
which
alone.
tUMtm,
June,
Arctic,
Ma-
to
fasten
il
under
Ihe
chin.
How-
je-tic.
Wabah,
Keltance,
Main-
ever,
etm
thai
defect
wa
ijuick-
H
r;
KaiMga,
llrik,
illy,
lol
ly
reiuedieij
with
a
dab
of
pine
on
an.
Allon,
L'nimak,
Mlh
iill.;Je(T
lovely
hair.
Now
you'll'
Wav.
Wetern,
Mar.
Eureka,,
know
he"
nuile
a
af)or
co
he4
Valonui,
(iUdy
and
Eai
era,
upon
a
alior
nai
I'oiul.
Canadian
Pair
f
Jack.
K..
Chief
ibaa.
He
Spit,
R.W.,
Wbilr
I.ily.
Ternen.
Aiken.
Tusboat
M.T.3.,
Capi.
IleK
HreflU,
left
on
Wednetlay
morn
in?
for
Wark
Canal
to
low
down
for
the
(teorgetown
mill
a
boom
of
log
eoniling
of
80,000
board
feel.
The
tup
arrived
in
I
port
on
Thursday
wilh
lhrer
ixcowdkiui
of
lumber
for
Ihe
Itig
t;aUiurj,,a'
fe
fur
lMal
e0
The
troliins
boat
owned
and
kiptMrl
by
John;'u,"Pnon-
.
Jame.
I.
..n
the
Susu
wy.
for!
...,..
Nerna.
N.
,V
S..
Hher.
lKdhln.conMeraWe
n-umleWnK.
The;..
"
"7-7.7.
Maralu
e.
Kalen.
Inre,l
H.
and
rraft
U
lo
be
made
deeper
In
"
'""
,
elei
"
"
LAND
ACT.
oritur
lo
inlaU
a
heavier
plnnL
The
original
5
h.P.
Yale
engine
i
.(
f
utniia
u
ir
u
LtM
ui
'biig
tipplanHsl
by
a
new
i
In
more
Hutwrt
Hwrdwi
w-
n..
ivihi
niimr,
IfUl
uf
PW
Hllfl.
IKl
tllUtWI
i
XI
Itw
Hithrl
hrr
of
WtlM
ll-l
Und,
B.i...
IMut
north
mnrlli
rui
llrlark
tlfKl,
ami
tru
frMU
IMaiial
rami.
!!
iii
New
Seine
Boat
new
eine
lioal
i
in
the
fortbcomiiiK
federal
lion,
left
port
aboard
Hie
lug
-IP.H.T.,
Capt.
Harris
Kerr,
on
Wednesday
night
for
Ocean
Fall
where
he
will
meol
II.
H.
Sleven.
M.P.
Mr.
Ilu.liby
in
.
.
company
wilh
Mr.
Steven,
wi'i
"'"
''speak
al
Ocean
Falls.
Itella
Hella"
mw.
rirV,,
:.pW
uhiiw.
luui
al
iw
mm
jurg
lor
.!
,
ra
Cttmlsi
in
,,,
inteu
in.uir.
h
i
.
Ilrovn
or
the
allare
Usherie.
irnat
i
I1
)
tr
i
f
!
j.
.
.
.
.
.
or
ni
...n.ii.uinr
anuiiiaiure.
.nr.
Mr
iiusnii)
itushbv
VJ-VuiKi.
-
ihl
'slaff.
.-..
The
boat,
when
completed,,
...
.
f
v
accom-
no
asiin
-ti
iei
i
ioiik
uj
a
iimra
Ui'''
",.,
,
and
wil.
tar
iMrt
an
IIV
IBwa,i
p
Stevens,
ar
1IIIIBJ
III
-amii"M
-ai
w
.
I
fHII
fK'aill
1
I
WHI
J'
pni-Mi
S-rrTOaS.
7..n"
iiUnSlKvilh
a
20
h.p.
Atlas
heavy
duly
h-iL
to
ewi
nuikru
a
IX
tnmref,nn
p
wlh
the
boat
which
will
otllrifrir
'
rn:n.
imur
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i
,
w
lr
mill.
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jorttiwrttaru'
ua(
uiw
ilr
..tr
forty
WMI
lwiiilral
fttl,
nmr
or
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l
rhm.
iiiir
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p"lnl
f
ctnninrni-mieBI,
oil
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cunliiniii'
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mom
r
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l-lCliINO
CO.
LTII..
ApfllCinl
rf
Wlllr
E.
Wilkr,
Ar-nu
nti
luiy
tuh.
uti.
LAND
ACT.
be
met
there
by
the
P.Il.T.
for
Hie
reliirn
IrijC
;
'
Union
freighter
f.hllkool
arrived
in
port
on
Wednesday
and
unloaded
a
carload
of
shingles.
pipe
and
lumber
for
Ihe
Albert
McCafferr
interests.
'Iwo
seow
load
of
coal,
per
Iho
tug
Cape
Scotl,
arrived
yesterday
from
Xanaimo
containing
1,000
ton
of
roal.
Capl.
John
Koskie,
owner
am
skipper
ot
the
power
boat
Kiju.i-
lor,
ha
been
In
port
Ihi
week
In
have
sonw
welding
done
on
bis.
cylinders
at
Hie
Akerberg-
Thomson
shops;
Capl.
Fred
iHidoward.
who
ha
been
skippering
the
fish
packer
Horseshoe
for
Ihe
Inverness
cannery
llils
season,
Is
having
a
new
brass
lailshnfl
Installed
In
his
power
boat
Mary
I).
Kmie
Maynard,
keeper
of
the
The
Color
of
Soap
The
white
color
emphasizes
the
purity
which
has
made
liaby's
Own
Soap
so
popular
in
Canadian
Nurseries.
Its
soothing
fragrant
lather
cleanses
and
refreshes.
It
is
impossible
to
bi7
a
purer
soap
than
-
Bskby's
Own
Soap
'
"But
lot
you
and
Ujfcy
loo"
What
s
in
a
Name?
have
changed
since
the
Bard
of
Avon
put
his
TIMES
famous
query,
"
Whars
in
a
name?"
In
Shakespeare's
day
the
most
successful
merchant
was
the
biggest
skinflint.
His
name
meant
nothing.
You
entered
his
shop
with
your
eyes
open
and
your
fingers
crossed.
You
haggled
and
you
bargained.
And
if
you
were
especially
astute,
perhaps
you
retained
your
eye
teeth.
Modern
business
ideals
and
modern
advertising
have
wrought
the
change.
Today,
the
biggest
asset
of
any
successful
business
is
a
good
name
built
up
through
fair
dealing
fair
policies
and
a
good
product.
Advertising
creates
reputation.
Makers
of
advertised
products
and
merchants
who
sell
these
products
frequently
value
the
names
at
millions
of
dollars.
They
cannot
afford
to
jeopardise
the
worth
of
these
names
by
selling
anything
but
good
merchandise
of
full
measure
and
fair
price.
A
merchant
or
manufacturer
does
noi
dare
to
advertise
wares
that
will
not
give
service.
He
has
his
good
name
to
protect.
Bank
on
this.
Advertised
goods
must
be
as
advertised.
That's
why
it
pays
you
to
deal
with
advertisers
and
to
buy
advertised
goods.
Advertising
is
your
protection.
Read,,
it
Lucy
Island
lijilif.
wtm
has
been
in
Ihe
city
Hiis
week
f
ir
medical
treatment,
reii.rnej
to
his
post
ot
duty
aboard
lighthouse
leude;
Hirnie
on
Thursday
afternoon.
MISSING
STEAMER
IS
SAID
TO
BE
OPERATING
:
COASTOKALIFORNIA
YlCTOniA,
Oct.
3.
The
ltd-,
gian
steamer
(iertrude,
posted
in
Antwerp
a
missing
with
a
81.-
OOQ.OOf
liinior
cargo,
was
repor'-e
only
ten
days
ago
as
operat
ing
o(T
the
southern
California
coast,
areordins
lo
a
l.os
Angeles
dispatch.
The
Gertrude
lias
been
refueled
from
Vancou
ver,
and
is
now
attempting
lo
unload
her
cargo,
the
report
lays.
j
"Leaving
Antwerp
for
Vancou
ver
on
February
22,
the
Oerlrude
passed
up
the
Panama
Canal
on
March
2.
since
which
lime,
nothing
has
been
henrd
of
Ihe
craft.
Her
owners
believed
the.
vessel.
had
been
lost,
but
inquiries
made
al
local
and
Vancouver
exporting
bouses
proved
their
fears
were
unfounded.
Movements
of-
the
Oerlrudo
wore
watched
from
the
lime
she
sailed
"from
Antwerp
until
she
passed
through
Ihe
canal,
it
being
taken
for
granted
by
United
Slates
coaslguard
officials,
because
she
sent
out
no
wireless
movements,
thai
she
was
a
rumrunner.
Where
she
discharged
part
of
her
cargo,
and
what
he
future
movements
pf
the
(tort-
rude
arc
to
he,
is
a
mailer
of
mjslery
In
local
shipping
circles,
nllhough
il
had
been
reporten
that
she
would
change
her
retr-istry
on
arrival
al
Vancouver
and
enler
the
liquor
carrying-
business.
The
Norwegian
tnolorshlp
Mllohorn,
which
nlsn
left
Antwerp
about
Ihe
same
time
as
the
Gertrude,
wilh
a
cargo
of
liquor,
and
bound
for
Vancouver,
has
PAGET
'FITS
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
CEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
not
been
heard
of
since
sjip,
pin
into
St.
Michael's
because
of
dynamo
trouble.
The
Gertrude
is
a
vessel
of
6GI
Ions
net,
and
was
built'
in
1881.
She
i
222.3
fret
loiisr.i
wilh
a
beam
of
31.3
feel,
and
n
.la,
.11.
r.
r
91
1
Co..
I
I
mi
illl
1
.
-
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Lull
Ln
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
nerordln
Ms
irlcl
tit
I'rlnre
Import,
and
llutii
on
the
nnrthwFH
cat
of
British
Coliiiu
bla.
Portland
Canal,
and
bring
at
Spl
Point,
Portland
Canal,
and
iM-arm
north
niaini'tlc
rrun
Trea
Point,
l'ars
Island.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
Anrto-BrltUh
CC-
unibla
Parking
Company
Limited,
u
Vancouver,
U.K-
ori'iipatlon,
parlor.
In
inula
to
apply
tor
a
Ivase
or
the
follow-in
described
land:
Coninirnrlwr
at
a
pot
planted
at
htrh
water
mark
at
Spit
point.
Portland
Canal;
thoneo
omheatertT
alonr
htfh
wate
mark
Pur
rortjr-elrht
humlred
reel
to
nnt
marked
Mo.
3.S.K.:
I
hr
nee
souther!
to.
chain,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
northwesterly
alon
low
water
mark
forty-eirht
hundred
feet,
more
or
less;
thence
northerly
to
rhilns,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
ami
containing
75
arret,
inure
oc
less.
ANGLO
BIUTISII
COll'MlUs.
PACKI.NQ
CO.
LTII..
Applicant
1
rer
Walter
K.
Walker,
Ajent
Osleil
Inlv
Unt.
igaj,
I
AND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Inttntlon.
to
Apply
to
Pure
has.
Lana.
In
the
Land
flerordlnt
District
nf
Prinre
niipert.
ami
situate
at
m
rails
r.rent
which
flow
into
Erstall
Klver
about
t
tulle
from
Its
mouth.
TAKK
MUCK
that
Clllton
P.
Blel
f
Prince
tluperl.
B.'
occupation
lumber
man.
In
lends
tv
apnlr
for
permission
to
purchase
the
rniinwinr
oesrrmeti
tamis:
C.nmmenclnr
at
.
post
planted
at
the
southwest
corner
or
let
SJ,
Hat
four;
thence
til
chains
southerly;
nr
chains
westerly,
thence
to
rhr.ins
north
err;
thence,
go.
chains,
easterly
In
rolnt
of
commencement,
and
containing
40
acres,
more
or
less.
C.
P.
MF.L.
Applicant
Dated
Autust
Uth,
18l.
Night
Phones
687
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Garss
Mackinaw
Shirts
STAG
8
Goats
Pure
Wool
Reasonable
l'rices
ENGLISH
TRENCH
COATS
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Arrived
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Kino
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Smith
Block
Phone
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