day
July
lo,
1925.
We
Didn't
fMean
to
Shout
Rudely
EBut
you
don't
have
i
to
fasten
a
Congo-
i
leum
bold-deal
Rug.
lit
lies
perfectly
flat
t
to
the
floor
and
never
I
kicks
up
or
wrinkles
;
in
any
way.
IV
Let
your
dealer
It
tell
you
about
the
Irmany
other
practi-
K
cai
qualities
ot
this
I
i
beautiful,
easy
to-c
clean
floor-covering.
'nglish
iponge
Cloth
!
n
INrm.
.
li'Uise
or
Itr
-e'
I
i
!:.
V-rv
suitable
or
U
ld'Tii
s
wear,
iC
Re
urn
Comes
in
and.
la
s
Jade,
'ii'i'j
,
Cocoa,
tali'
Copen.
Mauve,
etc.
Bry
special,
per
yard
45c
est
of
England
Store
IThlrd
Ave.
Phone
753
One
cannot
burn
the
.
candle
at
both
ends
SYou
wouldn't
light
a
earn
lie
at
(mtb
ends
and
cx-
ct
i(
to
lastt
very
long.
,
inn
you
can
i
niiena
your-
inny
duties
as
wife
and
,
ftplher.
then
pilo
on
wasb-i
fsy
lator,
and
expect
to
pep
yourself
fresh
and
Igorous
why
not
101
us(
ke
enre
ot
washday
toil
,
id
trouble?
One
of
our
:
nany
services
will
fit'
ex.-.
;tly
both
your
needs
and
jur
purse.
And
you
can-jeep
the
homo
fires
burn-'
ig
wiihout
nurning
uio
indlo
nt
both
ends.
nanadian
steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
BIG
REDUCTION
SALE
.
Runs
all
This
Week
ti
1
at
i
Demers"
House
of
Quality
GENERAL
FURRIERS
LC.
FUR
Co.
Third
Avo.
lepairing,
Remodelling
on
the
premises,
Hazing
and
Cleaning
$9.T0
hones
Day:
Green
120
fv
N
ant:
Black
709
TO
CONVERT
Novel
Method
Adopted
In
Paying
Over
of
Two
Million
Dollars
HONOLULU,-
July
I
ft.
The
cargo
of
$2,00,000
in
unld
which
.the
United
SI
altM
fleet
i-
taking
lo
Australia,
to
pay
tho
men
and
defray
some,
of
I
ho
expenses
of
re-fueling
and
re-provisinniiig.
'will
he
transferred
hotlily
In.
the
I
i.i.i.ii
.
gw.-,
llllirill
III
'
rt'-
Inrn,
for
Australian
gold
coinage
at
an
nunee-for-ounce
rate.
Tin
American
money
will
then
Ixv
melted
ilown
and
transformed
Jnlxi
Au&imlian-
e4nager
exchange
an
the
deal,
naval
olll-cers
estimate.
If
American
d-d-
ilnrs
were
exchanged
for
Aus
pound,
while
the
present
ounce-for-onnre
arrangement
rlus
Ihe
small
mintage
charge
renills
in
la
saving
both
lo
Am'rolia
and
'the
United
Slates,
it
wis
pointed
The
gold
arrived,
from
the
mainland
aboard
the
iransporl
Chaumnnt,
and
t,20i,000
was
:
transferred
lo
Ihe
fiairship
Call-jfornia
of
Ihe
battle
licet,
Hie
re-Imaining
$800,000
to
Iho
I'.S
.
Omaha,
flagship
of
tli.t
.leslioyer
I
squadrons.
It
is
expected
Ihr.t
l(
dis-fhurseinpuls
of
IM.
American
fleet
in
both
pay
and
payment
for
supplies
will
exceed
Ihe
S2,-000.000
considerably,
but
s,nh
excess
will
be
covered
in
the
ii.-ual
manner
of
exchange.
KRUPP
INTERESTS
IN
SPAIN
KSSKN.
July
15.
The
Krupp
Works
in
I
heir
expansive
policy
have
become
Ihe
partners
and
organizers
of
a
locomotive
.and
machine
factory
in
linrcelonia,
Spain.
In
Valencia
and
Tara-izona
thpy
have
acquired
an
in-
(ere.-l
in
the
dock-yards
nnd
in
several
coal
mines
and
melting
furnaces
in
the
province.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Recording
District
of
l'rince
and
situate
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
nf
.Massetl
Lighthouse
at
Ihe
mouth
of
.Mas-sett
Inlet,
Oraham
Island,
Urit-ish
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Victoria,
H.G.,
occupation.
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
nMho
following
described
lands:
Commencing-
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
Seven,
Graham
Island,
British
Columbia,
about
one
nnd
a
half
miles
east,
ot
.Massed
Liahthouse
at
the
mouth
nf
Massclt
Inlet,
Graham
Island,
British
Columbia;
tbenro
northerly
fivo
chains,
more
or
less'
to
low
wnler
mark;
Itjence
westerly,
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
tlcpco,tiaslerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
point,
ot
commencement,
nnd
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less,
I.ANGAHA
FISHING
&
PACKING
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
K.
H.
Simpson,
Aent.
Daled
June
10th.
1925.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Lnnd,
Hf
cording
District
of
Princo
Ru
pert,
and
situate
at
Rooney
Point,
Graham
Island,
llrilisb
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
A
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
.Mnssett,
H.C,
occu
pation
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
do
scribed
'lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Rooney
Point,
Graham
Island,
Hrilish
Columbia;
thence
northerly
five
chains,
moro
or
less,
lo
low
water
mark;
thenco
west
erly
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thonce
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
mr.ro
or
less.
LANGARA
FISHING
&
PACKING
PACKING
UO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent
Dated
June
12th,
1025.
ttfler
Ihe
barren
n
..
I
1.
n
I
I
11
.
i
:
Odor
rfi
Mad
In
tm-Pjjnta
U
H
b.c.
Mosquitoes
1
llemnAKTS
Developed
World
"TTTtJ
)B
hnmt
Sdntlflo
yJB
Induttrlat
Krch
1
hIf
hutltut.
Will
not
SKm
tln.
PtMaantodor.
TT
tUrmlw
to
human
XOVWUtOCft'
pdnlrnU.
QT
DtVjljtSt
m
TBI?
DAILY
H
F!Wfl
"
PAOK
FTVT?
Drum
Lummon
and
Other
Mines
U.S.
MONEY!
-
Down
Coait
rom
here
Referred
to
in
Mines
Department
Report
(Hy
fieorge
Clothier
Ilesident
Fiiigiiieer;
The
Drum.
Lnmnfoir
Mines,
Ltd.
property
has
had
a
rather
hard
fight
for
existence.
In
1015
the
Drum"
Liuiimoii
Copper
.Mines,
i.muieii,
was
organized
and
work
started
on
the
property,
wiin;n
c.msixieu
oi
uiieen
ininej-ni
claims.
A
small
compressor
pium
was
qreMe(jroild
a
crosscut
tunnel
was
driven
from
the
surface,
ptUnfT.iiie
quart?
vein,
cropping
above,
nt
305
feel
from
Ihw
portalynn,d
continued
a
further
(JO
feet
toward
the
No.
2
vein,
also
cropping
ht
the
surface.
This
work
shows
a
pegmatite
vein
varying
in
width
from
1
to
15
feet
in
solid
granite
i-uuiiii-y-rocK.
Hie
-mmeraliza
lion
consists
-
of
chateopyrile,
bornile
.arid
eovelllte
occurring
in
pari
as
small
mass-
enclosed
in
(he
segregated
duarlz
and
feld
-Tlie-par,
Inif
TrminryloTriHrToTior-
Arriprican
government
will
pay
der
of
fhe
vein
and
interlatnin-a
mintajre
.fee
of
Ihree
peneo
nnjnted
with
ihe
riiasses
of
mica.
It
ounce,
lint
will
save
:if,O0O
in
lis.
therefore
diilicull.
from
.
the
nature
of
the
mineralization,.;
lo
tralian
currency,
I
lit
rat?
would
by
the
sloping
of
over
1,000
Ion
he
approximately
fl.lU
to
the
of
ore,
which
from
which
former
small
shipments
were
taken.
The
veins,
which
vary
in
width
front
a
few
inches
lo
2
feeicamd
sisl
of
pyrilized
quartz
in
a
granite
country
rock..
The
values
are
in
gold,
which
varies
wilh
the.
pyrile
content.
I
b-
Mieve
thai
if
a
number
of
these
compute
definitely
any
lnnme;rilall
Mll.a0,
v(1,nH
w,.re
opPne)
of
ixed
values,
this
was
proven
U,
.,
,u,Uci(.n
nnnajre
cou,(1
developed
lo
feed
a
small
mill
and
make
the
properly
a
paying
qua.,.
......
imm-m
rouguy
sor.e.
onP.
TP
simo,P4,
nf
,
out.
was
irealfd
on
the
KronnJ
.,u.
..'
....
in
a.nnll
,.,0.
.....
....
....!
.ll,r
"
"
'
V
"""!0e
ore
needs
is
crushing
and
creeled
producing
37
ton
ot'KrimIill?
fjnp
ou,
,
f
co
H-e.dra
es
wIueh
yielded
020j
rj
.,
sclieine
,
gold,
5I3
silver,.
and
.
W.U30
.in
,
epai.nlc
()l0.
from
,
!
copper;
a
total
of
'
18,093.
about
quafl.-gravi.y'concen.ralion
or
?K
a
ton
6f
mntrun
ore
slop-
iu,ation.
'l'l
.,
I
Very
favorable,
terms
could
be
In
1021
the
company
was
re-
had
from
lP
UWIp
,.ank.pa.
organized
mlo-
the
.Drum
.Lum-!(ir,0,lf
an(,
,
in
wp
wnp.
"
VV
,
V
r.
1!,"nvMllgallnK
for
a
small
pro-
'
;,
'
'
;
'"aide
undertaking
requiring
Ha
lins.
of
r
the
(ilenville
A.
CoUin!snia
i.uilal
otillity.
i.llSllirn.-,
I.llllll
t-J,
ill
T-'l'.'MMI
,
incorporation,
wilirhead
otlice
in
Vancouver.
Well
Equipped
A
srood.
pileiUdoek
with
an
approach
1,000
feel
long
was
built:
a
slandard-gauge
railway-lrack
3.600
feet
long
laid
lo
the
foot
of
Ihe
hill
and
equipped
will,
a
2-lon
Ford
i
truck;
HULK,
l.
.
a
U
Practicable
Working
The
Wright
group
includes
iho
four
mineral
claims
I.X.L.,
I.X.L.
Fraction,
Nabob
and
Klim
"dtualPd
south.
of
and
adjoining
Hip
Patterson,
group.
The
vein
and
miireral
occurrences
are
similar
lo
those,
of
Ihe
Pat
terson,
but
sullicient
work,
which
JlK-llLK,la
Kaph
irtli(P(t
In
uiiamimU
ramway
was
construe
ted
from;,,,,
no,
A
1(Pen
(or)P
,
,pve,
,
the
end
of
(he
track
to
Iho
mine;
,
any
ot
surf((Cp
,w
and
a
000-cubic-foo
compressor
fn,ln
wuic(
,
,aCPH
,
,(,
driver,
by
a
120
horse
power
valu(M
)(avp
,,(l.n
IobtajnPlJ
T(0
D.esel
mow
erected;
engine
pi.opPrtjpS
eouIl,
,,p
WHrkpi
commodious,
convenient
eamp'lo;P1Pr
n
,
advaillafrP
wllIl
was
also
built;
in
fact,
every-1
,..
,.,mf.enlr!,,n,.
fnp
,.,,,
IJ.ins
done
lo
put
the
none
on
u-
T,1P
j.glp
clail
is
lwnw
,
shippniK
basts
except,
.levelopintf
.
,nn
I)awMI,
am,
u
,iUa,e(,
WPst
sullicient
ore.
)of
ani,
ailjoining
'the
Trixie
.1
UTJ
I.I...H-..
U...UM.-,pIaj,n
of
,hp
paU(u.SOI,
jfro,,,,
lonnajte
of
snipping
ore
ami
:inA,lont
,8n
fpP,
of
uni(.rffr0llnil
unuu1"
'"'-'
work
has
been
done
in
yearly
ceased
in
1023.
Ihe
May
eom-;asspssIU,ntiI
Tp
vda
VM,
pany
went
into
bankrupcy
and
in,UPH
so
far
as
Mposed
a,.p
aimj
November
last
year
lenders
wer;
,ar
lo
p
pa,Prson
am
U'riRbt
called
for
the
purchase
of
the
Rowings
mine
and
equipment
by
Ihe
Can-'
Thp
s,'aniJard
0roup
of
fjvft
a.lian
Credit
'Men's
Trust
Assoc-iclaim;is,
,,..,,
Nos
2
3
4
iation,
Limited.
Arrangemenls!.(niI
5
am
.onam(vsilIa,Pl!
on
have
now
been
made
wliereby!0jbon
,s,an(i
,,a(,
somp
0(ien
some
of
the
old
shareholders;-.,,
slrinnin
,,nn(,
....
will
resume
operations
at
thehp
...
s,
...,.
',
",inp-
.
,
I
Prince
Rupert.
The
properly
could
possibly
he
.
.
--
mane
proiuame
in
a
smaii
wnyimA
by
sloping
nut
the
central,
pracri
1
1
1
PT
I
AkII
1
MTT
ITT
lh
I
ically
.bamm
;
portion
of
the
v
u
A
IXUM.UM.UU
vein,
and
I
lion
sloping
Ihe
richer
ore
on
Ihe
walls
of
the
vein
for
milling,
or
possibly
shipping.
Patterson
Group
The
Patterson
group
now
con
sists
of
five
mineral
claims
Trixie,
Jeanie,
Western
Hope,
King
Hird
ami
Old
Kentucky
owned
by
Frank
Patterson,
of
Refuge
Hay.
.
The
workings
are
situated
about
a
mile
from
the
beach
at
Welcome
Harbor,
from
which
there
is
a
good
corduroy
road,
built
wilh
Ihe
assistance
of
the
Mines
Department
Small
shipments
have,
been
made
yearly
for
several
years,
this
year's
being
It-Ions,
yielding
DO
oz.
gold,
approximately
$130
a
Ion.
This
was
(aken
from
an
open
cut
about
35
feet
long
on
a
vein
a
short
distance
to
the
southeast
of
arid
parallel
to
Iho
vein
FRENCH
FRANC
People
May
Have
to
do
Financial
Penance
If
This
Is
to
be
Accomplished
PARIS,
July
lft.
The
holders
of
French
government
and
city
bonds
and
other
Frenc.h
obligations
payable
in
paper
wiliiiwin-tribute,
in
addition
to
the
taxes
they
pay,
something
between
50,000,000,000
and
100,000,000,-000
francs
lo
Ihe
financial
sel-llemenl
of,
the
war
if
the
franc
is
stabilized
and
revalorised
ns
now
contemplated
by
the
minister
of
finances
at
aa
rale
somewhere
between
25
and
10
per
cent
of
Iho
gold
value.
This
wil1
be
Ihe
permanent
shrinkage
in
the
purchasing
.
value
of
the
paper
franc
from
which
there
will
be
no
appeal.
The
peasant,
servant,
clerk.
retired
,
merchant,
retired
ollieer
wbosp
savings
are,
as
a
rule,
invested
in
government
securities
will
be
no
wonse
off
I
hah
I
hey
are
today,
but
their
loan
will
be
definitely
consecrated.
M.
Caillaux
ro'ses
lo
fix
any
,
specific
rale
at
which
lie
hones
Ho
stabilize
Ihe
franc,1
hut
the
"average
Frenchman"
has
final
ly
become
convinced
lliat
the
.Minister's
warning
to
the.
French
people
that
"Iho
hour
of
cial
penance
is
at
hand"
is
fraught
wilh
dire
consequences
in
ineir
pockcis
ami
io
meir
investments,
Rumors
persst
that
M.
Caillaux
is
re.ady
to
accept
the
present
Value,
of
the
franc
in
relation,
lo
gold
of
about
25
centimes,
This
woubtmean
that
the
277,000,000,000
francs
of
gowrnuient
bonds
outstanding
would
be
really
worth
only
C0,-000,000,000
francs;
that
is
to
say,
tho
purchasing
power
of
the
Don't
Judge
A
A
JL
franc
being
reduced
lo
a
fourth
of.
its
face
value,
Ihe
income
from
Ihe
bonds
would
suffer
a
permanent
depreciation
of
75
per
cent.
All
the
information
ubtainable
in
ollicial
circles,
however,
indicates
that
the
re
valorization
of
the
franc
will
he
undertaken
only
after
a
serious
elTortiias
'been
made
do
improve
its
exchange
value
lo
approximately
70
to
the
pound
and
ti
0
the
dollar.
These
rales
are
recognized
in
French
financial
and
economic
circles
as
repre-
senlinsr
the
real:,
value
of
tin
paper
iranc.
i
it
uiai
cum;
277,000,000,000
francs
of
government
obligations
would
be
Worth
92,000,000.000
franc?
gold.
In
the
most
favorable
hypo
thesis
Ihe
peasant,
servant,
retired
ollieer
or
clerk
will
contri-In
navmenl
for
tho
war
(wenty
limes
morftjhan
has
been
received
'from
Germany
on
reparations
account
arid
manv
times
more'
than
'
the.
"average
Frenchman"
expects
Oerniany
wil
ever
pay.
The
principal
victims
oi
me
revalorization
are
awaiting;
their
fate
wilh
the
resignation
of
the
heloless.
The
peasants,
who
are
generally
supposed
lo
bo
the
When
The
Children
Are
Troubled
With
Summer
Complaints
GIVE
THEM
And
you
will
bo
aarocably
surprised
to
find
out
how
quickly
they
will
be-eome
relieved
of
tliir
troubles.
This
preparation
has
been
on
the
market
for
the
past
eighty
years.
Put
up
only
by
the
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
Read
them
regularly
!
greatest,
losers
in
such
an
operation,
and
who
thus
far
have
paid
little
in
Ihe
way
of
diree1
laxes,
are
guaranteed
in
a
way
by
the
readjustment
of
prices.
onr
ALICE
ARM
Reports
have
reached
here
Dial
a
new
strike
of
steel
galena
ore
has
been
made
on
Ihe
Standard
property
on
McClruth
Mountain
by
the
(iranby
Co.
Development
work
is
being
started
by
Ihe
Kilsatilt
Mining
&
Development
Co.
on
the
Matil
da
properly
in
Ihe
Kilsault
glac
ier
district.
Oscar
Flint
is
in
charge.
S.
C.
Jackson,
chief
operator
at
-
Iho
t.
Digby
Island
wireless
station.
Prince
Ruperl,
and
fam
ily
were
lieie
last
week
in.
the
course
of
a
cruise
along
the
coast
on
their
gasoline
boat.
'
Collateral
"What
do
you
borrow
trouble
'Insecurities."
Pittsburg
Post
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
for
Beer
License
Notice
s
hereby
given
that
on
the
tlth
day
of
June
next,
the
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control.
Hoard
for
i
licence
in
respect
to
premises
being
part
of
the
building
known
ns
Jludson
Hay
Hotel,
Telegraph
Creek.
H.C.
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
3
and
4,
block
2
map
'J75,
Princo
Ruperl
Land
Registration
District,
in
the
Province
of
Hrilish
Columbia,
for
lllo
sale
pi
beer
by
the
glass
,or
by
open
boltln
for
consumption
'on
tho
premises.
Dated
this
25th
day
nf
May,
1925.
ERIC
McOEER,
Lessee,
Applicant.
from
ranees:
TTHE
earth
looks
flat
enough!
That's
why
so
many
thousand
years
came
and
wenc
before
our
ancestors
even
suspected
the
terrestrial
globe
of
being
round.
Their
eyes
deceived
them!
Don't
depend
on
appearances
to
guide
you
right.
Don't
buy
goods
on
the
strength
of
looks
alone.
Merchandise
with
a
well-known
name
has
the
call.
Only
the
maker
of
a
good
product
can
afford
to
advertise
his
name.
Attempts
to
popularize
unworthy
goods
cannot
succeed.
Wise
merchants
and
manufacturers
seek
the
good
papers
to
tell
the
stories
of
their
wares.
The
publishers
seek
the
reputable
advertising
for
their
readers
guidance.
Well-informed
buyers
seek
news"
of
good
merchandise
through
the
columns
of
the
best
papers.
This
proves
the
value
of
advertising.
Neither
advertiser
nor
publisher
can
prosper
without
your
patronage,
'i
heref
ore,
it
is
to
their
advantage
to
cater
to
you.
They
do
it,
too.
It
is
distinctly
to
your
advantage
to
be
guided
by
the
messages
they
lay
before
you
the
advertisements.
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Wood!
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Half
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..
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...
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.
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...
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