c
i.Dr
0.
1825.
child's
job
is
to
grow
up!
Wkmmmmms
1
ImlmmW
A4lusttlU
Slptrt
at
II
.
K
'
.
.
I
I
I
I.
.f
siani
teiu
a
iriw
il.
ihvlr
tin
1
1'
n
I
VlI.
-
-
-
-
-
lilt
...
.-
ft..
f.
!
f
...MS
.HILDR2N
don't
readJy
ni
bei'Uic
an
outnt
'ijr
i
child
of
two,
ihrrr
j
yrtrs
can
b
eauly
ad-
fat
him
as
he
frowi
The
td;
tillable
feature
-
hut
larmenta
!
:.:n
and
Sleeper
are
i
nit
from
1
to
I
atal
.
to
it
for
two
or
t
j-caia
required,
t
:
:id
.omfwrtikle
c
'.).c
back
or
tide.
t.
'
uvtr
the
ahuVe
i
t
ivct
eitra
warmth
.
the
stomach
-
p'uvir
a
health
I
firmest
II
K
auti
,.t
the
teodrtcrt
O"
better
fabric
wear
Yeu
can
UlUrtOUt.
dwnf
-:u;.keld'-
Happr,
itl
enjoy
wear-vufielf.
will
be
i
;e
comfort
and
K
afford
then.
'.:
to
ahow
yw
nvear
for
Infanta
j
Jrto.
Made
by
1
2
b
it
.
Staafiald'a
V
Unshrinkable
Underwear
for
all
the
family.
I,
4
mill,
m
an
e.
Stan
field's
Underwear
la
?JituA
m
m
m
mm
MM
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Phone
580
niohtxp
Day
we.
HUT
BUTTUtI,
Ford
Cars
NEW
AND
USED
'
y
Term
If
desired..
SPECIAL
BARQAINS
'
'lm
balance
of
September,
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Wa
Maaaia
Smith
Block
lhont
S7S
DENTIST
Argument
Against
Protection
Given
in
Letter
to
the
Editor
in
Answer
to
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
n"
T'1"
'"
NV'-"'"'"''
Theatre
n.m
h
H.r
llight
'tariff
iro0,
jj,
,eI)
urge,.
.ht
ii,;;;;;:;
nv,"
uiriien
i
sower
in
unltf
that
the
Uiriff
be
raided
i.
i.wer
ti.
him
n
reader
or
this
paper
has'sent
j
a
Idler
Nvl,.h
j,
I..
the
point
an,i
,
...Hluly
h,g
in
whirl,
he
nv:
The
Editor,
Daily
Newt:
"
5
r-
rr-
"
Hr
l.roolMTilV
of
lit
Ilnilwl
HUN
iyhuIU
frma
III
a
fectetl
Ibe
prie
of
kI
.
k.
.....
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.
.
.
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III
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(if
fflA
JlIllffV
I
la
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,
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I
J
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fit
ritiiaXM
eatul
....
1
.
-
-
il.
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jhave
to
wll
jut
n
fre..
iratlr
(ireat
HrlUlii
,iHh,,,
KiTr1
J.r'""
-nf.nuW
buy.
""'""(
m
raw
malerial
fn
the
cJifftiirnt
u-orii.'..f
.
.
i
t
,
'
'U(
illt'llf
HIHI
III
.
i-f.
i
.
.
..
.
.
nny
i.hiihu.i
MiiuiH
Iitirlli
ex-eelltiRly
If
there
were
a
l.illimi
a
m.whii
'i;
ihi
rv'm
in
metr
u
uamUr
ul
a-alue.
It
i
phiMlel
Uial
in
rnn.iitiA.
..r
n..
ire
-
ii-
email
newirl
uffr.
t
-llipb
tarirr
reqViee
Ibe
value
of
farm
lamia,
mine,
fih-
ne
and
o
on.
because
of
in-
creed
eHtl
f
clothe.
boe
atH
machinery.
All
thee
ad
LSKD
ACT.
Natlc
(
ltnl
I
Aapf
ta
Laai
Lan
In
I'rlnre
Riiert
Laud
lleronllnr
IHMrlft
i,r
nrooh
i
.lm.iM.
iml
aitiiale
at
trie
miMiih
ir
.Mmeit
Inirt.
atmi
4
ctalna
unrlll
fnni
the
northrit
lr
her
or
Indian
ltnerve
K.
tine,
Oraham
lilatMt.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
I.
Enrnne
II.
Stmp.
mm,
or
Nasrtt,
tirttoh
r.lniM.
ocean
llisi
pirker.
inlrnill
t
aifly
tor
a
kue
it
ttMi
tulhrnine
drrrltied
tad:
CnmnHTM-inr
at
a
"I
pianieu
aunui
i
in
in
thf
rirten
the
tiiitrkpt-
jiriii
btir
in
Ih1
liome
innrkel
ui
world
m
the
United
ftnle
for
oil,
Ala1ta.anil
the
farming
ft
I
utf
!,
1
1
"
ni
II,..
,
,
.
iiiMir
iirioixTHII
t
lollar
I.
.liMriluileil
i;
j.
yearly;ii,
rH.,i,
'
I
l,Prfui,l.mil
II...
...
....
I
....
.
ii
.
""
niuniri
ir
oil.
I
Kinn
U-
I
.......
1.
1
.,ii
.....
HilHor.
I
laity
Nw.
In
di-ujn(f
trap
licenae.
Tudv
niirbt,
I
omit
led
lo
stale
luM-Huat
oai
iok1
aulbnrily
1
am
told
that
when
Mr.
Stork
arrived
here
altitude
the
Americans
bave
lo
:r,t.,.,",oi
&nntr.
ludlwanl
their
own
country.
The
in-lalar
U
r"'.V?JT'i."l'V2,Pn-
idefinile
status
of.
Canada's
posi-
tLvlV.-fc
II.
olHS'Mt
I
,
appurani
tmn,
both
in
ami
out
..11..
of
Ihe
J'.in-
Oai-4
Iww
Sth
t
,
tN0
ACT
Htlo
of
InUntlon
t
Apply
to
Purcbaaa
Land.
In
tit
Land
tlernmini
nutrlrt
nf
rrlnre
n.,.pi
.ml
uiuii-
mi
lilt
tall
Cn-ek
vitilrh
Tlowa
Into
tlie
Kolall
lllver
alM.nl
i
nillea
from
IN
mouth.
Tkf:
MHIf:
ttul
Vrtnre
llurt
Sprure
miiu.
LiiaiiMt.
i.r
crlnre
liuinrt.
oenipa-
iin
Ini.rtM--
uuiaurarturerii.
tnteixt
to
afndlf
for
erinuo.ii
in
nnrli
the
fol
Iww
ina
araeniira
lanna;
THE
NOT
MATTUl
OK
Ot
""THE
COMPANIES
ai:t."
aim
TIIK
UATTEII
OF
INVESTMENT
COM
l-V.NY
OK
VIUTMKIH
BHITISII
COLUMBIA,
UMITElt.
TAKE
0TK".E
that
(lie
above
flnrnfany.'
bw
rrfOlerMl
offn-e
l
at
rrlnre
liu-1
tMrt,
II.
will
tlTly
in
III
Honor
Judrr
Viiiina,
Loral
Jutlae
nt
tli
Suprejne
Court
at
HrilOS
Oiiiintila
at
I'rlnre
llnir.
U.c.,
m
Thurnar,
tna
tain
iiy
nr
onn-
.Liihi.
ri,V.
b.
ii
hrat
ror-1!""-.
.
"
eleven
oriora
t
TZlXl
iTlJi.
r..r
ihVn'e
40
I"
r-reiMiim.
at
th
Law
Court.
n.:fn!;.h.l;.
nlSSi
in
elia
ni
OeV-
faairl
lloooe.
-rliir
llui-rt.
K.C..
Tor
an
,4nin
meoterlr
lo
nolnt
of
commence
nld
rer
C.
AiirnM
oi
lata
LAND
ACT.
P.
Rlrt.
Aaent
Natloa
Intanltan
i
Apolf
la
laasa
;
Land
In
J'rliu-e
linrert
IjiikI
lierordlnr
-.T
Prince
lliiperl,
and
altnat
at
ma
tiicnt.
and
eotiialnlnt
10
arrei.
more
or
""i'MNCE
niUEIIT
'
jjy',!,,
AprillMnt
lierlntrar
of
Joint
stork
i:oiniinle.
Vie-
lorn.
h
i;.,
niiivr
."wium
io
ur
iw
Conipanli'
Art
of
llrlllnh
Coluinlila,
IIATKII
at
rrlnre
tiirjirrt,
11.1
I
alt)
day
of
S
jncinlr.
A.ti.
IS!.
thl
M.
GOZAl.t:'.
4nlHiro
-T.mioani
LAND
ACT.
In
tlie
Allln
1
and
IHatrlri
nf
Cavalar
TAKE
.NOTICE
tliat
t.
rill'"
"U
polli-r.
of
New
York.
XY
t'.SV..
ucru'
pa
I
Inn
Iiri4rr,
ttilrnda
to
aitJy
for
er.
r
wifick
II
glmnoii.
miMon
in
I'nrriiaw
xue
ruuowaif
o.
takf
Tr.
that
'",c:,i,,,
Fuse
n
irrllird
land:
nnnorviiian.'
of
l;HI..I.
.."il",1'""
",n,,h7
ro.
r:oinniei.rii
at
a
poat
pUnted
aluwit
0
iir"
"
:":
"
rlialin
aotilli
uf
llarlmc
iw
on
the
weL
inxvmt
rriiien
nutrA
alwoitl
l
''r
TaalOi
Lka.
iIm.iu
elevev
mUr
.CT'r?
"...Vi
from
thS
N
F
r'riier
aoiilh
of
tlM.
Yukon
iH.i.ndary
Unci
thence
I"
Th?o'KVrr
'oJl
Ktl'Hr.
:
chains,
Ucre
n-o-lU
10
rUalas,
Ihrnre
n-eal
1
ehln:
thence
nortn
tnrce
S,
nioVe.
or
lea,
to
hist,
wiocr
nwrti
IIipimV
eatcrly
alcaur
lilrti
Vfr,,Mi.inii!
point
nf
roniiiiMiimcnU
and
containing
n,nn
'"tmwr.
ii.
simpsox
Applicant
Ditid
Itrd
July.
.
(
'lirm
r
I'rll
liailll
aiieHT'
oaiariM
folliralnir
akujiar
the
ahace
Ime
of
Tarlh
lika
to
point
t
eoniineni-einrnt,
aald
parrel
nontalolne
acre,
more
or
lea.
i.uiriii.r.i
noil
t-i'i
it.ix.
Applicant
Fred
Lawion,
Aient
Dllld
AutUII
lOtb.
till.
TPTW
TTXTTTT
rTRRRrl
paqk
rmt
jilre,
1
lar?ly
In
blame
for
Ihlf,
and
if
will
te
the
duty
nf
who-
4xiT
la
elected
lo
retirement
Ibl
cnlilneiiey
In
ue
ii
influence
to
H'c
Dial
Koine
cotiMiileralion
U
jriven
to
Hie
jirotilern
of
wliere
(1-inada
if
driftinir
from
a
na
tional
Mamlpnhil.
Ilexide
a
Canadian
National
Hallway,
we
wunt
a
CanKllan
national
flay,
we
wani
an
official
Canadian
national
anthem,
we
wan
I
Hk'
word
"Canadian"
ae-cepled
in
all
mailer
of
naturalization
and
rejfiiilration
ami
we
wanl
tnore
Canadian
hiMlory
tauxht
in
our
public
(chooln.
None
of
Uiexe
tliinxn
will
leen
Ihe
lie
that
bind
Canada
to
the
Kmpfr
but
rather
they
will
tend
toffter
a
ppiril
of
Can-adiantum
thai
will
of
fuel
the
gradual
economic
prennre
o"
Hie
United
Slaled.
Thankitijf
you,
.Mr.
l!dilor,
for
your
unace
II.
A.
lre.
Son
n
low!"'!1
election
campaign.
UIIHKN,
of
Canada.
FARMERS
AND
ELEVATOR.
ii-,
.
.
.
.r"""'
"
'Mr-
l'bby
-to
Kive
a
point
to'
no
r.
mil
me
lnlloH(;
rvil
flier
licuion
that
fifty
men
Kdilor,
Haily
New.
rPMiup
tir
liiKli
tnrtff
may
be
...hih
.
i..
i..
...i.i.t
ti,..
n.-
i,.
t,
t,.i
r
"
m
m.ill
Willi
......
r.
-
...
...
....
...
ni..i.lu.l
I...
II
11
.
.
..
:
,,aft,Br
,n
pnwr.a
acow
load
of
lumber
fromlnM-lency
creeping
into
the
oi
h
i.iu"rni
ifovefnmnl:
i
n-i.....
.!
,
..
.
.,
'..,
,t..ii.
,i
i..,t,.
....
'inrnwii
ill
til
III
HIP
lime.
'
'
.
aur
aiirnuj
'imrr
iiibii
mriiK
nm
i
..
,,
.
...
uj
uiw
ill
ill
0W
Mi.t.iiiiii.inri
nterei
II8IH
Imata
Tim
.
I
.
...I.
a
.
.
wages
n
Minor
i
tnp
.leant
tor
eon.;WOBld
hli
lo
a).
fnr
......
.m
.i
iiPiiniiMiiy
iipuik
PI-lWMt.l
Irf.
Bi
i-ngi
vi
hici.
ii
('n
uie
one
uana
ir.
Ihe
rnenly
"
iH
fifly
times
from
tlie
.hn
lat
June,
be
wired
Hip
HefMirliiient
of
.Marine
and
Kiherie'
at
Ottawa,
witb-
drawiiiK
hi
ohjectiwn
lo
the
Ianadiarr
Kihing
Co.
operalitM
this
year.
Ilouever.
before
.Mr
Slork'
wire
racied
Ottawa,
the
Canadian
Fiabiay
Co.
were
iven
authority
lo
operate
and
filiil
llaeir
trap'
thi
eaon.
ThankitiK
ou
for
Ihi
spare.
II.
V.
NICKHHSOX.
CANADIANISM.
Hililor.
Haily
News.
Xftw
(bat
we
are
in
t
ho
midst
of
a
Irominion
election
when
everyone
is
discussing
the
nf
f
i
t
t
P.mtfiil'i
II
l.n
ltpli
iai
larm
mm.
mi...,
o"tronsi(er(s,
ntI
opportune
time
to
operated
if
ll.etr
owner
ai.l
ei.i-
((raw
aMpnon
lo
niatr
pb.yee
csHil.l
plit
Wlween
lh-m.llMW(M
larifrf4
railways
and
Ihe
fifly
cent
in
ever-
b'"-;,H.ot,ut(pB
generally.
All
political
Ihe
mantifactHrer
receives
over
paeto.,,
ar,
dejiloring
Ibe
modus
and
above
the
value
of
bi
PMd.jf
yung
IZanadinnf
front
their
a
iiikii
iarni
are
uninir
mi
Wn
country
and
are
offetina
vnrioti
reains
for
il.
While
il
mirst
be
admilled
that
Ibe
main
reason
for
Ihe
exodus
is
un
ecHiomir
one,
il
is
also
a
fact
that
these
Canadians
do
hot
bav
any
"articular
tgrWleavfoir
their
own
land.
The
national
spirit
is
drinnL
There
is
no
proper
conception
of
Canada'
nositioii
a
a
nation.
Canadians
nf
Indian
lienene
So.
one.
Graham
JtlaiMtJgoing
Into
the
Slates
are
quick
ihrnre
nnrtherlr
S
rtialn
ti
Uiv
waier:
thrnre
folio
Inr
l
aler
mark
IfrO
rhalM
In
a
otrrlv
dlreellnn;
th-re
Mitlierl)r
roam,
eunialal
ly
Impressed
with
Hie
different
in
Kubby
in
favor
of
the
Jocal
'elevator
and
that
now
it
in
her
lipar
tint
h.
fu,Vm
.
ii".
(.
.
...it
ha
sot
lo
he
made
lo
nay.
'wiiiip
on
tue
oilier
uatiu
lie
nam
on
Wedncday
niglil
Uiat
all
Ihe'
Ibe
-.eam.ni.
when
l,e
owners
of1
domawtie
tMiir.
in
n..0rin
,n
farmer
he
bad
spoken
lo
in
the
Ibe
Unite.!
SUU-
t,e
farmers
,J
t'.,da
iMH-au.e
fnada
ba
to
minp
operator,
cotton
frwcM.'
,ml,ri
i,.
itHJirfnMi
a
n
o
on
hae
a'
r
i
r,
:
.
I
f.
t
m
vmmm
1
1.
m
m.ii,ir..J
I"
l"...
....
.mi.t..ai.v
'
Mwild
ay
thai
I
have
nolb-
I
iniT
illll
Ailntfintlttn
fnr
Iho
r.n..t
liinn
.
rlil
..
.
"
1
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.......r.
,..,r,
muilirril'lt
i.r
IIM
I
nil
A.
I
w
I
u
I
a
.
I
I
"
"
.
...
.
Illll
inirncan
noiiar
in
tne
euem
nii
,Hr
ron-tllulinn
mv
i,.
million
uin
mlllUm
wit-!
.on
for
brinsinir
in
tiw
iTniiM.i
tie.
UtPir
income
ratHrti
and
Mmi
iotn
n.i.
.ii.-...i
......
.mm.
...
r-,
-mm
m-
w
V
Tl
paa
thn
on
lo
Ibe
people
in
lbe;in
an.wpr
lo
Ihe
wild
aerlion-
I
.
.
.a
t
...
....
J
I
.
!
.
-
.
.
ii"
i"
-
-i
""i".
i
nu
or
me
i.iinprYa'ivp
eatm
of
Miiareni
rofierity
KM
ft
Tf
Y
re
found
ry
nnerou
by
the
jtreai
boOy
of
the
public.
H
2
-In
onter
to
make
the
nation
tolerate
thin,
the
manufacturing
inlerent
erealp
and
foment
a
a
clap
almo-ptiere
that
i
pre-Judlee
are
created
innlead
of
true
palrtotim.
3
Otttnp
to
tbe
lar7e
of
aihrlilNK
Ibe
Krpal
newpartr
ml
pprtiNlicnU.
ltpcotoe
tiei
by
Ibe
treat
tatanufaettir-
In
InlPTal.
I
Owing
to
Ihe
limitation
created
by
tariff
a
monopoly
be-
niiDM
very
valuable
and
the
HMire
werfiil
emianie
peat
bitlhHi-
lo
ntak
the
leer
one1
gn
lo
Hie
wall,
the
ronueme
twin?
a
condition
where
all
the
wealth
coe
into
Ihe
hand
of
a
few.
line
evil
effect
of
this
Is
that
after
monopoly
J
effected
advert
iiiik
i
rnlurerl,
ami
Ittfl
In
The
Letter
Box
TRAP
LICENSES.
interior
counto'
bad
staled
thai
they
would
not
be
shipping
Train
for
at
leasf
three
years.
One
would
infer
from
thee
remarks
that
Uie
Conservative
candidate.
I
not
very
keen
on
bavin?
Ibe
farmer
jrrovy
wheal
etc,
and
find
a
market
through
t
lie
new
ejpvator.
11
dees
not
sound
reasonable
lo
uppoe
thai
farmers
would
import-
chicken
feed,
also
intimated
by
Mr.
Ituxhhy,
wlien
Ibe
by-product
frm
the
elevator
after
it
yet
into
operation,
will
be
available
for
this
express
purpoe.
Undoubtedly
Ihe
farmers
ap
proached
by
Ihe
Conservative
candidate
bad
slated
they
would
not
be
growing
grain
bul
U
would
bave
seemed
more
to
ttie
lioinl
for
a
budding
"
representative
of
tbe
diMrlrt
toliave
urge's
upon
them
the
adviabiliy
of
o
doing,
and
thus
m
a
measure
inuring
tbe
ucceful
opera-lion
of
tbe
new
grain
plant.
Appreciating
the
courtesy
o'
your
printing
this
letter.
.
A
VOTER.
ADVERTISE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Vancouver.
It.C.
October
I,
1925
Kditor,
Daily
News.
llnv
about
a
lillle
publicil)
for
I'rlnre
Tluperl,
she
is
on
the
up
grade,
keep
her
going.
Then?
are
many
opportunities
here,
which
should
interest
capital.
We
must
look
upon
our
city
as
a
biir
business,
and
a
business
to
succeed
now-a-days
must
ad
verlise.
The
following
ventures
should
succeed
in
Prince
llupert.
for
intunce:
A
modern
flour
mill,
Laminated
wood
veneer
plant,
great
quantities
of
Cotton
wood
along
Ihe
keena
river
an.1
adjacent
lands
about
the
city
are
going
to
waste
for
lack
of
a
market,
.Ihi
is
an
industry
thai
would
-furnish
..
employment
lo
luianvsriiNi.
r
.
t
i."1
MATJmeiter
localed
"tjiere
'oubll
I.-
in
an
ideal
iHition
lo
handle
Ibe
ore
from
Ibe
north
and
east,
and
be
a
great
inccn
tive
to
minora;
production,
many
could
develop
their
claims,
if
Ibey
could
dispose
of
their
ore.
I'owcr
development
is
another
big
proposition
which
should
ap
peal
lo
large
capital.
The
water
power
which
could
be
harnessed
is
almost
unlimited.
There.
are
openings
for
other
ministries,
especially
in
connco
lion
with
Ibe
fish
business,.
some
good
use
nhould
be
made
nf
the
meat
on
halibut
beads,
which
nt
present
ts
used
only
lo
make
fish
meal,
rouhl
bo
preserved
for
human
food.
.Now
one
way
to
get
publicity,
would
bo
lo
secure
permanent
space
in
a
few
of
uie
leaning
papers
of
Ihe
U.S.
and
Canada,
including
Prince
Hupcrl
papers,
which
Hie
subscribers
could
send
to
their
friend,
who
re
neat
lered
all
over
the
world.
Un
close
n
newspaper
wrupper
wit!
each
paper,
an
adv.
on
the.
In-
iile
of
each
will
pay
for
Ihem
Your
respt.
niiuci:
nrtow.Y
,
When
I
Mentioned
fish,
I
was
thinking
of
st
company
here
in
Vancouver,
who
are
manufact
uring
fish
ball
a
and
canning
them,
thcv
use
salmon,
I
thought
perhaps
tbe
same
could
Iw
done
with
halibut.
U.
1).
TERRACE
NOTES
C.
A.
Smith,
Kalum
Lake
man,
wits
in
lown
on
Monday
lo
attend
the
meeting
of
tbe
Kalum
Lake
.Mines,
Ltd.
Tom
Ross,
Remo,
spent
Mon-
lay
and
Tuesday
in
town.
Howard
Walsh,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tbos.
Walsh,
llaxellon,
who
had
been
.
spending
some
lime
here
with
his
grandmother.
Mrs.
YV.
C.
Sparkc.
and
who
wa
taken
suddenly
ill
at
the
week
end,
was
taken
to
tbe
llazelton
Hospital
on
.Monday.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Sparkes.
R.
Amesbury,
arrived
home
recently
fnnn
the
prairies
where
he
ha
spent
the
last!
two
months.
llev.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Parsons
returned
from.
Prince
Rupert'
on,
Tuesday.
Mcsdanir-
llurnell..
Frost,
nesday
at
Lakelse
Lake.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
J.
turned
on
Monday
up
tbe
line.
K.
Frosl
re-from
a
trip
.Mrs.
H.
.Mist
and
children
have
arrived
nome
jor
Vancouver
where
I
hey
have
spent
the
last
month.
J.
K.
fiordon
arrived
home
on
Tuesday
after
a
trip
lo
Rupert
lo
have
Ihe
splints
removed
from
his
nrm
which
was
broken
some
weeks
ago.
Mrs.
S.
llathlenschild,
Prince
Ituperl,
who
has
been
spending
a
holiday
wilh
her
mother.
.Mrs
C.
A.
Smith,
at
Kalum
Lake,
ar
rived
back
in
lown
on
Monday.
Ah
anil
fieorge
Little
lef
again
Tuesday
for
their
mining
claims
nt
Vnnarsdol,
They
ars
taking
in
supplies,
and
intend
erecting
n
cabin
on
the
claims.
They
were,
accompanied
by
V.
Phiscalor
who
wvll
do
soma
prospecting
in
tbe
district.
C
H.
(lilberl,
local
Insurance
man
.left
tin
Tuesday
lo
hdjust
fire
losses
at
Hums
Lake
and
Fortrsldalo.
A
young
Prince
Rupert
woman
was
taken
from
Ibe
train
on
Tuciday
by
ConiUbla
Eggleshaw
m
t
rno.
in:Ljd4
d
FMC
Tc'
VU&
(
Backed
by
two
Famous
Names
Juat
think
what
tliia
mean
to
Radio.
To
Jiae
roade
it
poaible
to
obtain
in
one
Recemn
Set,
the
kill
and
geniua
of
Victor,
recognized
supreme
in
the
art
of
-
tnuaical
reproduction,
and
the
experience
of
Northern
Electric,
forermmt
maker
of
electrical
inatruments,
is
indeed
a
remarkable
achievement.
In
planning
the
new
Victor-Xorthnrn
Electric
Radio
it
wai
realised
that
to
make
just
another
Itadio
wuld
aaot
be
aufficient
il
must
lte
a
Itadio
built
to
thoe
ante
liieb
standards
for
which
Victor
product
bate
always
been
famed.
Victor
Miprrru
ary
demanded
that.
Victor-Northern
rtertrir
Set
are
mid?
la
variou
modrla
f
uprrhelerod)De
and
olhrr
t;pra,
with
raUnet
of
rick
eteac
and
attrartiene,
pritrd
from
$12.00
to
1260.00.
Sold
on
eay
term
if
drftirrd.
twm4m4
la
Cmmmim
Victor
Talking
'Macliln
CsmpenjT
of
rnti,i
inia
Victor
Northern
Electric
AnewstgndQrd
in
Radio
and
allowed
pi-.n-eed
flic
next
day
on
her
way
aftpr
having
re
!
1
il,.
.
.
.
1,
,.
...na
n
I
!..,,
lurintl
i
lit"
yuiiu.
?iir
wan
ail.
firu
lo
have
obtained
under
false
pretences.
LAWD
ACT.
Notko
of
tauattoa
to
Apl
to
Laaa
Laoaj
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Heeordlnvc
Dl-
li-Kl
of
i'rlnre
licpert,
and
altuatc
on
tbe
aouthweat
rbore
of
Wale
la-land.
B.C.,
beior
north
aiarnetle
from
llajslai
Istanil,
and
true
cast
from
Inland
Point,
Sltklan
Wand.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Asilo-BiilUli
Col
umbia
rackinr
Cuinpany
Limited.
f
Vancouver,
B.C
ccupalion
packer,
in-lenda
lu
ajvply
for
a
lease
of
the
foiu-w-Inr
dearnbed
tawls:
Conunennnr
at
a
rofl
planted
at
Tilth
water
mark
on
the
aoutnwrst
fbore
of
Wales
Island
in
a
nitlo
tieariio;
norlti
east
from
Island
Point,
Sttklan
Island;'
thence
tontbeasterly
alonr
.
hirh
water
niark
forty-elirht
hundred
tert.
more
or
lea,
to
a
post
marked
.No.
T.E.;
inenoe
nuiherlr
ta
rhalna.
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
aortheater1y
alonr
low
water
i.ark
rorly-elitht
hundred
reel,
more
or
leaa;
thence
northerly
to
rbatns,
loore
or
4es,
lo
point
or
coiuuieiireiiient,
and
commune
7
acre,
more
or
leas.
4UI.O-BHITIll
rai.tJMUIV
irk-ifl
ni
l
tti
Applicant
I
Per
waiter
E.
wanter.
Afenv
Dated
July
till..
S.
.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
ta
Ptirchaie
una.
In
the
Un1
Reeordlnit
District
of
Prliicel
unpen,
in
aouate
at
the
tnooin
or
Itiir
rails
creek
wtilrb
flow
Into
the
Eriiall
River
about
ts
miles
rrorn
It
UKSJth.
1
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
John
A.
Smith
of
Prince
Rupert.
H.:..
oecuiatlon
ruiuuer-
uian.
Inlt-nda
to
apply
for
permission
to
purrnase
the
follow
Inr
descrilied
land:
lirfuiiimrinr
it
a
H
planted
at
the
southwest
corner
of
Lot
Si;
itanre
four:
thence
so
chants
northerly:
tnenee
30
chains
westerly,
more
or
less,
to
the
Era-
tan
11
vrr:
inrnre
30
rna
n
aouinrriT:
Ihear
St
rhalo
easterly,
and
eunlalnlnr
so
arret,
more
or
less.
JOII.1
A.
911111.
Applicant.
rer
c.
p.
mei.
Aient
rled
Aneust
4th.
tf
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchaa
Land.
In
lira
IjukI
rierortllnr
DKIrlrt
of
Prlnre
Huirl.
ana
ailtiatr
at
mr
t
ans
urrra
which
flow
Into
Ecstall
lllver
about
18
mllM
from
Its
nniuth.
TAKE
Mil
CE
that
Clifton
P,
Mel
Pf
l.r4.i,
Um.pt
It
fwwuiu.ll,in
Inniher-
man.
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
punbase
tlie
fidlowinr
desrrttied
lantla:
.oilNlieurvir
ai
a
noai
piawiru
a.
out
h
west
corner
of
Lot
JJ.
Ilanre
Tour;
tlHSice
to
chains
southerly;
thrnco
tu
rhaina
westerly:
thrive
to
chains
north
erly;
thence
tu
rhilus
eastrrly
to
point
of
eoniiitrnmiimt,
aud
mntalnlur
40
acres.
more
r
leas.
C.
P.
MEU
Appiuanl
l.p
r,r"
th.
talk
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Applf
to
Purchase
tana.
In
the
Land
nrmrtltiir
District
or
rrlnre
Auiiert,
and
lielnr
a
vortlon
of
Lot
twenty-four
1
141.
Kinre
fire.
U.
Coast
District.
,
TAKE
.MlTTCE
that
Frlxi'tT
I.lmllafl
of
Prince
ttuprrt,
V.1'.
nurrhants,
Intend!
to
apply
4HHHilsaton
hi
purriitsa
lb
folViviltir
drsrritxsl
landl:
CoainieHrlnk
at
post
planted
at
ttie
tiorthrasl
corner
of
lot
twniity-ruur
(11'.
ranire
rive
il,,
Coast
tllrlrt;
thence
south
thirty
two
chains:
thence
wet
turty
cliania;
their
north
eirht
chains,
mire
or
less,
to
hlth
watre
mark;
thence
northeast
alone
hlah
-water
mark
to
nolnl
of
etaiuiieticrinent,
and
rontalnlnr
elrritr
arrea,
niore
r
lesa.
EIIIZZkLL'S
LIMIT!
O.
ArpUcanl
Datad
Autuit
iltb,
A.D.
till.
Carss
Mackinaw
Shirts
8
G
Goats
Ihjrc
Wool
Reasonable
Prices
ENGLISH
TRENCH
COATS
Just
Arrived
We
ar
Supporting
Gyro
Carnival
Steve
King
Phone-
Green
85.
Taxi
75
Taxi
If
you
like
to
have
the
best
Phone
75.
Lexington
Hudson
Super-ttix
and
Dodges.
First
and
only
7
passenger
Sedan
in
city.
All
new
closet
cars.
RATES
1
or
I
Passengers
..
$1.00
5
or
6
Passengers
..
$1.50
7
or
8
Passengers
.
.
$2.00
5-Passenger
Sedan,
per
hour
$4.00
7-Passcnger
Sedan,
per
hour
..
$5.00
To
Cold
Storage
and
Across
Hays
Creek
Bridge,
I
or
2
passengers
$1.00
Each
niblitional
passenger
50c
eaeh.
TAXI
75
TAXI
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
1-quislte
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
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