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Tuesday.
October
20,
1925.
Insurance
Matters
Are
Adjusted.
The
general
principle
of
giyipg
Prince.
Rupert
equal
insurance
with
other
Pacific
ports
has
been
w'on,
even
though
possibly
minor
mailers
in
iHiiineelipif'witb
t,my
yet
have
to
be
taken
up
with
the
British
board.
Boats
may
-now
come
here
and
load
without
endangering
their
standing
at
Lloyds
or
with
any
other
big
insurance
organization.
"
The
Board
u
Trade
has
fought,
lljj.s
piatter
for
a
long
time.
An
interminable
number
of
letlers
have
been
written
and
re-wrilten
wilh
Utile
effect
at
first
but
eventually
action
was
pro
mised.
Kven
then
it
was
a
long
time
before
instructions
iiicliid
ing
this
port
were
sent
mil.
The
result
is
ery
satisfactory
to
the
Board
of
Trade
and
to
all
riliwiis
of
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
one
more
step
toward
the
realization
of
our
aim
to
make
this
a
real
Pacific
port.
Electors
Looking
At
Politics
Sensibly.
'
The
tendency
seems
to
be
for
the
electors,
generally
to
take
a
sensible
view
i)f
the
political
situation.
They
are
getting
away
from
the
personal
attitude
and
are
thinking
more
of
(lie
question
of
policy.
They
lake
a
look
down
at
the
elevator
and
decide
that
a
parly
which
place
Iheni
on
the
map
in
that
way
is
the
one
they
will
support.
We
-all
know
that
all
three
men
are
good
men.
Either
one
of
them
could
represent
us
at
Ottawa
but
Stork
is.
a
Liberal
up-porting
a
Liberal
government,
whereas
either
of
the
other
men
are
in
the
opposition.
They
may
make
speeches
but
that
does
not
help
much.
What
we
heed
is
men
who
are
able
to
deliver
the
goods
and
we
all
know
whal
Stork
did.
Making
Speeches
On
Floor
Of
House.
The
floor
of
the
House
is
the
place
where
speeches
arc
made
for
the
roiisimint
lOll
llf.
Ill
fl
111
i
I
I
lit
licit:
II
w
iml
Um
I
-
-
-
-
-
i
at
,.-
uwi
iur
place
where
actual
work
is
done
for
the
benefit
of
the
constitu-
,
'
.
ii!
mi
n
i
-.,
I.
-
;
When
a
member
wfsh.es
In
gn
on
record
and
gel
his
name
in
Hansard
be
makes
a
speech
on
the
floor
of
(he
House.
Occasionally
his
speech,
if
an
ouMaiiding
one,
may
have
some
influence
on
the
members
but
usually
it
is
ab-olulelv
ineffective
The
member
knows
before
that
slage
is
reached
just
which
way
he
is
going
lo
vote.
,?
,ial
issw,iy
Prince
Rupert's
member
is
not
often
heard
on
11
the
floor
of
Ihe
House.
Instead
he
nieefs
(he
ministers
personally
and
aNo
brings
his
rase
before
the
members
in
place-where
it
is
likely
lo
have
some
effect.
The
"result
ha
nlreaih
been
seen.
,
'
Some
r
the
oiqM.neiits
of
Fred
Stork
claim
be
has
no
talked
enough.
If
talking
would
gel
anything,
he
would
doiihl
ess
be
at
it
continuously,
but
it.
will
not.
The
member
wh:
talks
loo
much
at
Ottawa
is
soon
discredited.
City
Council
1
To
Be
Complimented.
The
ciy
council
is
to
be
complimeufcd
on
deciding
to
tak.
no
part
..,
politics
but
lo.do
its
best
to
aid
the
cilv
in
regard
It
the
grain
business.
As
a
preliminary
(hey
have
"voted
'r00
.
enable
the
committee
to
send
n
man
lo
the
prairies
to
inveMi
gale
condilions
and
(o
get
in
touch
wilh
the
grain
dealers
thei-with
a
view'
10
inducing
them
to
make,
shipments
this
way.
It
is
understood
(hat
a
certain
amount
of
bjisiness
will
conn
through
Prince
Rupert
iir
any
case,
but
what
is
needed
now
i
o
get
as
much
as
possible
moving
in
this
direction.
In
orde
to
do
that
'someone
has
lo
ad
as
the
intermediary
between
tli-dealers
ami
the
shipowners
in
order
thai
charters
mav
be
securer
readilv.
,
.
'
i
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winter's
supply
or
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Photrn
lie
mi
W
CONCERT
WAS
not
backward
in
expressing
its
ippreciation.
In
every
number
ihroughiiul
the
evening
was
a
recall.
i
Most
of
the
numbers
were
musical
'selection
from
th
.Mikado,"
and
the
calchy
music
caught
Hie
audience
and
pleased
them
thoroughly.
The
girl
lionises
were
excellent
and
the
singing
of
Prank
Moore
first
.ale.
.Murli
amusement
was
aused
by
the
duel
between
Miss
Advant
and
Charles
I'.vitl
al
though
it
lost
some
of
its
interest
in
the
repetition.
One
feature
which
caused
a
isood
deal
of
favorable
comment
was
the
orchestra
selection
by
Professor
I'ryee's
Juvenile
Orchestra.
Jiinmie
Bryant
was
no-"ompanist
and
members
jif
the
orchestra
who
played
were:
Audrey
Parkin,
Nellie
Lawrence,
Wisner
llrvanl.
James
Valentine.
Bert
!nmcroit,
Cordon
Clark,
Kddie
Walter
and
Prima
Vacchar.
t
An
amusing
feature
of
the
evening
was
a
comic
sketch
by
Harry
McMasters
and
William
Mitchell,
which
was
wfll
performed.
.Mn.Masfer
I
particularly
.veil
uiled
for
the
part
of
a
irofessioiial
humorist.
The
complete
program
follows:
Orchestra
selection,
Wesl-
holine
Orchestra.
Sopg,
"The
Dancing
Lesson.
Herbert
Oliver,
Miss
Adene
Advant;
aceonipanisl.
Mis
M.
'urtin.
Duel:
II
Trovatore,"
-
Misir-re"
f
Verdi
,
Miss
Adene
Advant
tud
S.
K.
Campliell.
Comic
sketch,
Harry
McMas-ers
and
William
.Mitchell.
Orchestra
selection.
Prof.
Iryce'
Juvenile
Orchestra.
Overture
"Mikado,"
Westholme
(rchestra.i,
Men's
clients,
"ftenllemen
of
lapan."
'
Song
and
chorus
"Nanki-Poo."
L
K.
Campbell.
.
.
Song,
"Yum
-
YlimV
Mis
Nib'iie
Advant.
Uuintclte,
"Flower
That
Hoom
in
the
Spring,"
Miss
Adene
tdvant.
Mrs.
McMillan,
C.
V.
Ivill,
O.
A.
Woodland
and
Frank
Moore.
Oirls'
Chorus
and
'Three
Little
Maids."
Misses
Adene
Advant.
A
)alby
and
Mrs.
Blance.
(net.
"Were
You
Not
to
Ko-Ko
"lighted.
"
Miss
Aden
Advant
mid
Mr.
Charles
F.vilt.
Sonsr
and
chorus,
"lie's
Oof'em
in
the
List,"
Frank
Moore.
Quartette,
"Madrigal,"
Mis
Vdene
Advant.
Mr.
McMillauJ
Mr.
S.
K.
Campbell,'
A.
Clapper-
on,
.
,;-'iA
,.
idSoiig;
'.TI'tfv
WlllTfw,"
Frank
Moore.
Chorus,
Finale;
Conductor,
Professor
I'ryce.
Ladies'
Chorus
Mrs.
.1.
H.
Macev.
Mrs.
S.
Kilitfr.
Mrs.
S.
Dar-
on,
Miss
1.
Bouriissa,
Mis
rt.
'.urtin,
Miss
Nada
Johnstone,
Vliss
C.
Mitchell,
Mis
K.
Marh,
Miss
O.
Munroe,
Mis
).
Tre-rnayne.
Mis
K.
Stork,
Mis
P.
rreinayne
and
Mis
A.
Donaldson.
Oeiiltemen
of
Japan
S.
J.
'lunler,
J.
Mastic,
J.
II.
Hudson,
Ueve
Kinig,
M.
McMaslcr,
W.
Mitchell,
W.
C.
Orchanl,
O.
Waddell,
0.
A.
Woodland,
C.
V.
'.vitl
ami
A.
Clapperton.
The
concert
is
being
repeated
(might.
CARRYING
FRESH
FISH
TO
MARKET
BY
PLANE
Plan
Being
Followed
In
Sweden
With
Good
Results
(Vleloria
Times
Now
comes
another
stiwsllon
for
exlfiidiiw
Hie
roiiimeiclal
usefulness
of
Hie.
aeroplane.
This
time
it
is
a
proposal
to
carry
fresh
fish
through
the
air
every
uinrnltitf
direct
from
the
fishing
ports
to
the
market.
of
Hie
preatj
pities.
I
lie
firms
inlercsled
in
this
Innovation
ndvocnlo
all-
THE
DAiLV
HhwQ
moving
world
,unee
monv
remind
us
that
less
than
'twenty-rive
years
ago
I
ho
XVriglit
Brother
were
told
Iheynvnold
never
be
able
to
fly
a
lieavier-than-air
machine.
Hut
they
flew.
Since
there,
then
everything
except
the
art
of
bringing
up
children.
W1IKN
you
look
around'
and
lake
slock
of
the
people
yon
meet
it
makes
you
think
Iha
perhaps
after
all
birlh
control
might
be
a
good
tiling.
FOItKK
says
he
didn't
pndorse
Nickerson
but
Nickerson
ay
Forke
would
have
endorsed
him
If
he
bad
been
nominated
by
i
Progressive
-(NinvettlMHi,
,h-
wonls
o
that
effect.
TIIK
best
answer
lo
prayer
would.
he.
"No."'
metal
machines,
with
monoplane
wings
lifting
ii
fishing
tar,'k
I
fuselage,
completely
equipped
fur
Hie
carriage
of
a
finny
cargo.
They
point
oiit
also
Hint
scarce
fish
which
are
rninshlered
luxur-
"
ies
could
be
carried
alive
over
Miss
Advant
and
S.
K.
Campbell
great
distances.
;
Starred
In
Big
Event
Here
.
Nor
Is
Hits
jiliti,
enterprising'
Last
Night
las
it'
obviously
-
appears,
allo-
gelher
new.
!mic1i
a
scheme
lias
The
I.O.I).
I'..
.concert
given
in
been
found
lliorouglily
practical
the
Wfsiholme
Theatre
last;
in
Sweden.
TKtc.h
mornin
a
night
was
of
outstanding
interest
cargo
of
solos,--
(urbol,
lobsters,
in
that
it
was
the
first
in
wideband
other
fresh
fish,
caught
on
Miss
Adene
Advant,
the
operatic
Hie
west
coast
of
Sweden,
is
onlrallij,
formerly
of
Hie.
brought
in
a
Junkers
all-metal
D'Oyley
Carle
Opera
Company,
of
monoplane
to
Stockholm,
and
London.
Kngland
was
heard
in
a.
Hie
fKli
are
actually
on
sale
al
large
hall.
-Her
singing
ami
that'
nine
o'clock.
i
of
S.
K.
"Campbell,
who
is
so
well1
These
evidences
of
a
fast-
known
to
nnislc
lovers
here,
formed
the
chief
attraction.
They
sang
well,
both
individually
and
together
and
the
audience
wis
a
heavier-lhan-air
macli-
ine
has
been
flown
across
the
Atlantic
without
a
hall
and
similar
craft
have
circled
the;
globe.
These
achievement
are
emphasized
by
Hie
fact
thai,
aerial
mail
and
passenger
snrvieu
in
many
countries
have
long
since
ceased
lo
be
"novelties.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
A
LOT
of
people
are
great
ii
tmm
FOOLINti
the
electors
seem
lo
be
the
popnlar
sport
of
the
day.
TIIK
elecJors
will
have
their
turn
next
week
when
I
hey
will
fool
two
of
the
hNil
enlhiisin!.
WHY
have
an
election
in
Hit:
constituency.
All
three
candidates
have
won,
already.
Tliev
admit
it.
I
AM
told
thai
Stork
waMaker.
lo
last
for
importing
speakers
All
Hie
same
we're
glad
lo
be
able
to
see
"Pat
Maitland"
and
the
oilier
guys
from
the
soull.
who
are
ffoing
to
tell
the
elector
whal
fine
fellow
the
!onser-tlves
are
am
how
they
are
gnlns
lo
build
up
a
wall
as
high
a
the
lower
of
Babel
lo
protect
lb-poor
people
from
the
attack
o'
the
Yankees.
II
II
made
a
speech
And
the
crowd
all
cheered.
But
voMng
against
him
Wa
the
thing
he
feared.
Jih.N
I
l.M.K
Island
came
into
the
limelight
recently.
First
tl
wa
kihiptuicM'Jti&ttMhe-
islam
was
ijH'i'j(iivftcii
fmV
n
lazaret
to,
ihen.
the
Dutch
srVamer
wa
wrecked
there,
jheu.n
isherman
,i-mmuiiii'I!
iviona
uy,
caiciung
'i
Kin
pound
hiilibul
off
its
short
and
then
came
the
wreck
of
lh
lug
Hope
with
it
tragic
result.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
October
20,
1915.
Mo,
III
...I
.
.
,
..ii.-.,
iim:m
Hi-i
nut
rcreiveu
a
letter
from
her
husband,
who
was
seriously
wounded
by
shrap
nel
at
Die
fronl
stHling
that
he
is
now
convalescenl
and
bopiug
'o
i-
'
i
aTaBaa-BftBBaTiBfraaiVaaarr
bEjjst
Z"
Bal
I-itLiallir
Mlali
raal
ORMES
LIMITED
888888
i
SiM-ialist
Party
in
the
Legislature,
who
Is
visiting
I'rince
IPi-terl,
says
that
he
lias
vioei
every
lown
ami
humlel
in
Hie
soiiih
and
that
Hie
posiltou
the
Conservative
party
i.
absolutely
hopeless.
Nejaah
J.
Jabour,
aged
i.i.
youngesl
brother
of
James
ami'
Daniel
Jnbotir,
die(
In
Hie
Prim-";
liupcrt
(icieral
Hospital
tin-,
morning.
The
funeral
will
take1
place
tomorrow
from
llayner'
Bros,
chapel
lit
riurvo'W
Ceine-
l.-ry.
TIE
CONTRACTS
ARE
BEING
ALLOTTED
IN
MONTREAL
THIS
WEEK
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
llio
Matter
or
tm-
Ailinliilnlratlnn
Ar:
and
In
tin-
Mittrr-
of
tlir
rllr
nt
Tliinnai
i:arx-iilrr,
iward.
Inti'Mata.
TAkK
OTCK
that
liy
nriliT
nr
III
ttet
iiaek
info
action
befnrc
Inuu
'
oioiM-r,
a.h..
tvj.
i
ariminu-.t
I
Aitiiilnlnlialnr
nf
IIh
falatr
,(
Thmim
I
Carix'iili'r.
diri'aril.
ami
all
thiiu
l.v.
I'arker
.
.
W
ilbams.
..ill.
,
leader
,
,1,
of
1
ilifT
III
l"
I,MH.IIV
,'
,ltt)ll.,l
miint
1.1
ii
fnrlll.tl
aid
rMatc
h...
air
(
r-ty
vrrlflrd
to
mr
mi
or
lirfnrr
lln-II
III
day
.if
.iivi-iii1ht,
A.H.
I.
ami
all
parllr-
Imli
lilml
tu
Hh
lalr
ar
rritulr-rd
tn
pay
t1
aimmiil
at
ttiHr
lndi'litd-ni'M
tn
mo
forthwith.
,ORMAN
A.
WATT.
.
Offlrlal
Adlllllll.lril'r.
....
I'rlnra
ItuiH-rl,
ti.C.
fiitrrt
ilii
iti
ttav
nf
Qi-UiNt,
mat
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
OOURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
Ihr
Mattrr
nf
the
AdiiilnUtratlnii
Arti
and
III
lln
Mallrr
nf
tlm
Katati'
of
Crank
l.lml.ilil.
lKrcaM,
Inti-niate.
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u'T.t
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IPnir
Mill.
r
Ynimv.
tnmlr
Ilia
day
of
ortolii-r
A.ti
,
ISJJ,
wan
hiuh.iiiIhIi
Ailmlnlmratnr
of
th
ritata
of
Fmnk
IJimIiiIiI.
dTi'iii'il,
and
nil
parllr
Imv.
Int
rlaliiM
arnlimt
llm
aaid
rnuta
irit
liffhy
rriinlrrd
tu
fnrnliih
aiimr,
i,r.
t-rly
vrrlfli'd
in
inn
im
or
Untor
'
tli
lh
day
nf
NovmilM'r.
a.
p.
ms;
and
all
parllr
Indi'lilrd
In
I
ho
mtalr
arr
rrinilr-
rd
tn
pay
thr
amnnnt
nf
tholr
Indrhlrd-
liraa
tn
mr
fnrthwilh.
NOIIMAN
A.
WATT,
Offlrlal
Adiiilnutralor,
u.ua
in.
tu.
da,
u7o'c?otcrSVn,.c
A
little
higher
in
price,
but-iphat
a
wonderful
difference
just
a
few
cents
make.
i
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CANADIAN
VVPACinc
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
r
urtnux.
u.icai,
jtuo.
jucit
f
ttKwni.
nnoiu
u
sunu
ea
.
itx
0UW
II,
ft
(mlrt)
Ji
ruxus
IUTUCI
fr
MuUdtU,
Siion
B,
till
Bella
atlla,
Ocn
Fll,
Mmu,
Alr
t4i,
Cempetll
Rlftr,
n
Vwicuir
tf
ltrr
1)
tm,
AAf
for
ll
ilmthl
Ll.
Full
lnfiftl
turn-
W.
C.
OftCHARD
0fl
Ctrnt
1
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t4
9tt
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LAND
ACT
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f
InUntlen
U
Applf
U
rtirthti
Una.
lit
IIm
UixI
h.r.liiir
lu.irirt
..r
Prtnn
llua-rl.
tud
IlllUIr
uti
bll
rail
t.rrtll
utolrh
t
inv
Ox-
tnull
Hlrrr
lsil
It
milr
fr4ii
IU
uitiulk.
TAliK
MOTICE
Itul
rrw
Biiirl
rur
.....
M"u-
f
CrtiK-fi
HUwsi,
urrnp
,
-St.
Word
ha
been
teceixed
,11.1
in
tlie
iMsv
-futrnvr
lunuranvrrr.
laimd
km
..
..........
.
.
AM.hr
fnr
twirmtilMM
ia
iunh,u
i
K.
hi.
cuy
111:11
..
ii.
ue
rnnmieis
'VSd
umii
'
for
Bus
ijistricl
are
peiiig
allot.
led
in
Montreal
I
Ins
week.
It
is
understood
thai
the
reipiiretnents
this
winter
will
not
be
as
lieiv)
as
last
year.
Pending
Hie
terelpt
of
definite
allotments
and
terms,
various
He
operators
in
Hie
interior
are
now
making
preparations
for
Hie
season's
work.
EOUAL
TO
THE
OCCASION
Teacher
-Sammie,
name
Hie
four
seasons
(
Hamiiiie
Salt,
mustard,
vinegar
and
pepper!
-The
Progressive
Hrocer.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Wntrra
.lfril
W.
'
Urkr,
PUInllff;
An.l
TrmpUr
llolirrlwii
krrr,
lfri.Uiil.
TAkK
ViTIi
E
(lilt
(
iniun
rtmiiiM-mvil
iraint
yi
by
ilxt
ilxia-iuiihmI
iMilnnff
mi
tlx-
Itih
day
nt
Mar,
ttii.
IU
reviwi
au
Aarrniwul
Iur
Sal
mailv
lirlwrrn
you
aiHl
lln
I'liliilllf
llh
i
ui
iiw-
mi
ami
urrna4
or
i.ni
siihii
(i.
Hlick
Thrre
Ui.
s-:tlun
Wlil
city
r
I'rliirr
ItuiHTl,
Map
nirn
miii
.Mrrriiiriu
i
n!r(l
uruI
1
9th.
IVil
A.ili
TAkE
Miner
that
by
an
erdf
or
Ilia
lloiHir
JikIkc
Vnuiir,
italnl
tbr
nil
oar
ui
riirniiHr,
ll,
ii
a
ordered
dial
ul'iiiailm
ft
Oil
mile-
In
IM'tt
tiiiritr
imt,ll.liiijt
at
lirli.j.
Ii
ll.C,
niri
a
vrk
for
four
wk
atiali
Ixi
cl
ptiiil
yu.nl
and
aurrirl-m
arrvlre
t
Ui-
.Wrll
of
Snn.niidi.
In
tlila
ariKni
iiihui
vim;
,:in
it
a
furlliT
(.nlrl
Hi
a
I
I
hi!
tlniH
for
rnurliir
an
apmraiir
liv
yud
la
Ihn
Wtll
of
si,irn
in
Hilt
ariimi
tx
llhlil
ililrtt
Oaja
'to
'lh
iim
pimiii'auon
ir
anrii
iMiilr.
It
It
la
yuur
IntrnlUm
lo
ilrrrnd
thli
artlun
ymi
mill
liavi;
to
rnti-r
an
i'-ar-iihi-
In
tlw
li-ittry
orrire
nt
Ihta
Hon-Niralil-
Court
al
llw
Omrl
ilmiiMi,
rnrirc
liiilicrl.
li.c.
to
ih
a
Wrll
nt
stiiiiiiii.ni
ln-inn
lililu
llililr
daya
nf
ihn
lal
piiljliratldn.
nttiiru
the
lMilmiff
may
priH-iiit
lirrnn.
Ii
MI
D
Una
Hlh
day
of
3-pl-mbrr,
M.
OOXZAt.ES.
Sollrimr
Tor
rialnllff.
TO:
runi'lar
llnlM-rlMii
krr.
Prffiirtant.
Osiimrixiiit
al
a
txi
Dliotrd
abntil
la
raalna
Imrlhrrlr
fnm
hr
uainvatl
r..r-Mr
nt
Lot
All.
haar
fiwr;
thw
IS,
rbalna
norttffl);
thSw
4"
rhaln
lr-ly;
IIhsmt'
ta
rhaina
oisHy.
iNrnr
it
rbalaa
lrrly
to
pnial
of
f-nfnnrr
liirnt,
and
nmtahvHir
Ma
a'rrs.
mrr
or
ka.
rntxri;
nurniT
rnirr
miil.
IIWITfil
.
rr
c.
r.
naixi
mtmi
ia
AreHi-aiit
vl
ti
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
af
Manila
ta
Apply
ta
Pwrthaa
Land.
In
Iha
Land.
nrmrdHir
Matrlfl
nf
Prtnra
Hats-rL
and
Lriar
a
portwn
nf
Lot
mrnty
fmir
(til,
iianf
fi
(l.
CM
finirlrt.
TAkt
.OTKT
thai
rrliirlla
l.ltnllrd
nf
I'rtnrr
liiirt,
(
f
,
inrrrnania.
Imnid
ta
p4y
fr
rwurf"!
t"
irrlua
llf
fitlbiaitir
drwntx-d
and:
c4iinirnrinr
al
a
pxt
planM
al
th
norihrnw
nirnrr
of
li
imty-fiur
'II
.
raurr
ritr
(
I
.
Cal
lihtrlrt.
Ihrnra
anuth
thirty-1
n
rlialn:
thrnra
r
flirty
rhaln.
ihmrr
nr.rlh
eirht
rhahi.
Ifmrr
or
Irs.
In
hlih
lrr
mark;
lhn-
inirthra!
alonr
hlth
watrr
mark
in
rx-int
ut
rr.nimrnn-nirni,
and
rnntaininr
rtthty
(to:
arret,
mrr
nr
t.
rnizzci.LS
iimitmi,
rpM'''
Datrd
nrni
ilih
r
MINERAL
ACT.
'
Cartlflaat
af
Imararamanti
Sfw.kanr
Mlnrral
rtaiw.
aitnatr
in
h
1
Ailin
Mlpinr
tnri4inn
f
air,
MOrlrt.
nn
thr
rt
ld
of
Plr
ll'irr,
tllrrr'ln
thr
rati
rf
ami
adjnlnlnr
lh(
.
Mwln
Minrral
Claim.
TAkK
NOTICE
that
.
rrrd
l.awtnn.
nt
rnr
A
iim
s
lawin.
Irra
Mfntft
Crrurirair
n
:jr,
tntrnda
.
ntv
itara
tnm
thr
dj
hrrrnf.
apply
In
Iha
Mlhlna
llrraMlrr
far
I
Orllflril
nt
im
ItrnirrmMiU.
for
th
hurrwM
r
rj,i,i.i.i
r.rnwii
Cranl
nf
Ihr
atmra
rlaim
And
fnrltvr
tak
nolle
ihn
imi.ji
tmdr
rrinn
17.
mint
t
ronmirnrrd
tr
forr
thr
Kane
nf
anrti
Crrlfl'-lr
of
Im
prnyrmrn.
paird
thl
lOtlt
day
of
nmt.
n
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
KxrjuMIe
Hlork
cf
T
r
Trimminn'
at
low
,-.r
:f
B.
C.
FUR
Go.
Nsit
Q.W.V.A.
Third
At
FORD
Imirvp
m
.it
a
u
i.
n
view
Una
on
"i
have
tv..
-
,s.
'
Sedans
imhi
wln.li
u
;
offriiim
iP'
inl
tnenl.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgsrson
Block,
Prlnes
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
V
tu
0,
X-Ray
Sirvlce
Phone
830.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
hveningi
tea-
,sn,"t1ls1,nPuhnShcd
or
Ua
displayed
by
limm
Liquor
Lontrol
ourd
or
by
the
Govern.neut
of
Urithb
Columbia,
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