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Tuesday,
September
I,
Congratulations
To
Railway
Company.
.
.
The
Canadian
.National
Railways
steamship
department
is
to
be
congratulated
on
its
decision
to.
place
the
Prince
Charles
on
the
Prince
llnpert-.laka
!Hm.
The
development
of
the
Alaskan
business
-dinuhl
niqan
ivol.Id
Ihe'rsiilw-ay
company
and
also
to
Ibfs
port.
With
a
vceJUy
Venice
there
throughout
the
year
business
should
gradually'
ii)froat
ami
this
hould
benefit
Alaska
a'vell
as
the
railway.
'iNVFfaAlaska
iieed
is
what
every
country
needs.
TJial
is
good
transportation.
If
the
CN.H.
can
build
up
a
steady
htisjuos
between'
the
big
territory
and
this
port
it
will
have
justified
its
existence.
The
-next
step
will
be
tu
develop
the
Alaska
lourist
business
through
Prince
Hij-pert.
Swanson
Bay'
v
Business
Held
Up.
The
riwanson
Bay
opuratioiis
are
still
held
up
by
the
fad
that
the
affairs
of
the
Wlialon
pulp
and
Paper
Couiikiiiv
are
still
in
liquidation
and
(here
are
numerous
delays
over
effecting
a
settlement.
A
special
despatch
to
this
paper
yeterda
told
of
a
further
delay.
Everyone
wants
to
ee
the
people
who
put
money
into
the
big
company
get
all
they
cau
out
of
it
If
there
i
a
better
offeri
they
want
to
secure
it.
At
the
same
time
it
is
to
be
hoped
the
affairs
will
be
settled
up
soou
so
that
the
mill
may
beiperated
nexl
year.
It
is
a
pity
thai
any
industry
in
the
north
should
be
held
up
as
long
as
the
products
are
in
demand.
Tropical
Valley
Is
Not
Tropical
The
so
called
tropica
valley
is
not
j-eally
tropical.
People
here
must
not
be
misled
by
that,
II
i
undoubtedly
warmer
than
tne
surroiiiidiug
country',
the
warmth
being
caused
bv
hot
springs
which
bubble
from
tlie-earth
and
by
the
clouds
of
vapor,
formed
from
the
heated
earth.
It
is
a
very
interesting
place
undoubtedly
but
whether
it
would
be
n
good
p)"
fur
human
habitation
is
doubtful.
'
"
Art
Department
At
The
Fair.
The
fact
(hat
a
number
of
'pictures
are
to
be
shown
thi
year
made
by
sonieif
(he
famous
artist
will
be
an
art
education
to
the
people-nf
Prince
'Mined.
Often
very
crude
efforts
are
seen
in
Ihc
homes
ami
other
places
in
all
parts
of
Canada
and
the
tundency
of
these
exhibitions
will
be
to
Improve
the
taste
of
those
who
buy
art
products.
It
is
to.be
hoped
that
in
addition
to
the
brush
work
shown,
a
number
of
local
photographer
will
nut
in
samples
of
then
work.
For
two
years
past
there
have
been
pretty
fair
exhibits
of
photography
and
it
would
be
a
pity
for
this
branch
of
Die
exhibition
to
be
neglected.
Varied
Interests
Of
Different
People.
'
Different
people
have.
different
interests.
H
J
impossible
to
find
any
one
thing
which
will
inlerel
everyone.
If
this
were
possible
the
work
of
amusing
or
cn)crtainiiig,the
public
would
be
a
simple
.natter.
The
iiewiaper
that
can
cater
to
evervbodv
will
niaRe
a
.
fortune.
The
theatre
that
enn
produce
movies
o-other
forms
of
entertainment
Unl
appeal
to
every
citizen
will
coin
money.
The
difficulty
is
.thai
people
differ
verv
greallv
-and
also
that
while
today
a
feature
may
be
in
favor
the
public
quickly
tiros
of
it
and
wants
something
new.
So
it
goe.
We
are
eternally
changing
and
yet
our
basic
tastes
remain
much
the
same.
NOTE:
If
you
take
YEAST
for
your
HEALTH,
use
Royal
Yeast
Cakes.
Write
for
FREE
BOOKLET,
"ROYAL
YEAST
FOR
BETTER
HEALTH
M.
LOCAL
DAIRIES
QUITE
HEALTHY
osls
has
been
Exterminated
and
Everything
O.K.
.1.
1.
Macdonalil,
provincial
veterinary
and
inspector
of
dairies,
who
lias
lieen
in
the
cfty
for
several
days
teslimr
the
cows
and
Inspecting
the
premises
of
the
Inch)
dairies,
reported
before!
leaving
last
evening
that
tuberculosis
had
been
entirely
exterminated
here
among
the
cattle
arid
that
the
dairies
were
in
good
onler.
-
N
.Mr,
.MacdnuaM
was
here
in
Juno,
and
at
that
time
found
a
few
tn-feeled
cows,
lie'
discovered
life
one
that
was
causing
the
mischief
and
the
infected
ones
base
been
slatkgnlenii.
Now,
following
a
careful
test,
he
announces
that
all
are
quite
healthy.
The
inpeetnr
says
there
is
nothing
about
Prince
II
u
port
that
would
cause
tuberculosis
cattle.
Probably
the
disease
was
'brought
in
from
the
outside.
Conditions
here
are
perfectly
all
right
for
keeping
cows
a
long
a
they
are
looked
after
well
and
kepi
free
from
outside
infection.
Mr.
Macdonald
has
trone
to
Port
iMenienls
fnjin
here
and
will
then
return
south.
TROPICAL
VALLEY
OF
LIARD
RIVER
FOUND
AND
DESCRIBED
BY
COL.
WILLIAMS
WHO
RETURNED
FROM
THE
NORTH.
(Continued
from
Page
One1
son.
Finding
the
Valley
After
finding
I
he
ines.Hge.
the
exploration
parly
pushed
on
by
foot
and,
about
a
mile
distant.
was
discoveretl
Ihe
first
hot
pring,
also
a
seond
cabin
built
bv
Smith.
This
eabin
was
well
furnished
for
that
part
of
the
country
and
even
contained
thf
luxury
of
a
gramophone
and
records.
Hiving
"further
particulars
of
the
valley
which
lies
,
thc
llocky
Mountain
range,
Cohuwl
Williams
sani
thai
Ihere
were
fsp"riMg-"HH
.llinor.'li-
it
.fwr-
a
length
of
.
iirolxtbly
ill
.,
50
nulles
and
a
wblth
of
Hi'
or
30
miles.
Koiiing
waler
hulihleii
up
in
the
middle
of
the
pools
ami
around
the
ed2es
where
the
wa
ter
was
tepid,
bathing
could
be
comfortably
enjoyed.
The
heal
given
off
by
the
springs,
together
with
Hie
mineral
effect
of
Ihe
fumes,
seemed
to
have
a
very
stimulating
effect
on
the
vegetation
in
Ihe
valley.
Fern
reached
a
height
of
twelve
feet.
and
birch
and
poplar
tiVes
wcro
growing
there
to
a
diameter
of
eighteen
inches,
and
there
wore
pausies
anil
violets
around
the
pools.
II
seemd
that
almost
uiythiiig
would
grow
Mi
ere
if
planted.
The
fact
that
potatoes,
planted
the
year
before,
had
reached
maturity
Iht.i
year
indi
cated
that
Ihc
winters
were
nol
severe.
Frank
Perry,
the
pros
pector
who
first
brought
word
of
the
valley
In
the
outside
and
who
led
Hie
expedition
to
if
this
yuar,
said
that
the
growth
this
season
had
nol
been
as
rank
as
he
had
seen
II
in
the
past.
The
valley-
abounded
In
game
and
many
white
moose,
hear
and
beaver
,
were
secji
in
il
by
the
party,
.potatoes
grow
voiuuiar
fW
and
there
were
hundreds
of
frogs.
Purposes
of
Trip
The
visit
to
the
"tropical
Colonel
Williams
says,
win
'only
incidental
to
the
oxplora
lion
of
the
country,
which
was
conceived
by
Mr.
Little,
with
the
backing
of
Detroit
capital,
for
Hie
purpose
of
mineral
investi
gallon.
Mr.
Little
is
bringing
out
with
him
numerous
samples
and
naturally
Colonel
Williams
is
not
in
a
position
to
tell
of
impressions
and
findings
along
this
line.
It
was
the
contract
of
file
I.aurenttde
Air
Service,
of
j
which
he
is
general
manager,
to
provide
thc
transportation,
and
Ibis
was
successfully
done.
Since
leaving
early
in
June,
the
big
iVickers
Viking
flying
boat
engaged
in
ton
flying
hours
cov
ermg
something
over
0,000
miles
.during
its
activity
In
the
north
The
machine
penetrated
thc
I
Coast,
Casslur
and
llocky
Mount
aln
ranges
working
within
a
radius
of
2.10
miles
from
Liard
Post
which
was
the
base
or
opcr
allons
for
part
of
llin
lime.
The
Yukon
boundary
wan
also
crossed
when
Dm
300
mile
flight
from
Deas'e
Lake
In
Francois
Lake
was
made,
places
were
visited:
where
while
men
had
never
been
before.
Air
Pioneering
Of
course
us
far
as
the
work
tion."
Dames.
n
wilh
the
airplane
was
concerned.
it
was
nir
navigation
pioneering
in
the
first
degree.
During
many
or
the
flight.
Hip
parly
liail
no;
I
idea
of
.
whal.
wmild
face
lliem
jlhe'
nexl
turn
through
'he
mighty
mouulums
of
IT
unai-
miming
Inspector
Reports
that
Tubercul-
facilities
wmilil
offer
were
Slmtlld
inviliing
have
gone
wrong
with
Hie
macliine,
there
wen'
pianos
where
il
would
have
taken
years,
to
find
a
way
out
l
say
nothing
of
the
hardship
and
possible!
death
that
would
have
to
be
faced!
If
stranded
there,
It
is
a
wonderful
Country
con
taining
without
a
doubt
marvel-)
louspossihllilies.
says
Col.
Wil-Hahis.
'-However,
traiinrtationj
prices
the
oii-Iiik
ihffjetilty
hut)
11113
iiiuj
"t
'
'
i
means.
In
fad
i
is
an
ideal'
rou
n
try
"for
xaerial
transporta
Col.
Williams
then
wrntt
on
loj
give
coiuparlsons
as
to
the
lime,
talten
for
air
tuns
'as
Jigaiifsl
trips
hv
foot
or
water.
The
flhsht.
from
Dease
Lake
t
Francis
Lake
look
three
hours
by
air.
My
foot,
n
Hmaje.li
-r
r
iuip
ho
when
lliey
reacheil
MeDamos"
that
they
could
ttol
believe
they
wer
Hie
Liard
Hirer
in
boats
il
would
haw
taken
fiVe
day.
I
Amazed
Indians
H
was
the
first
time
that
na
tives
in
mat
re
mm
e
uisiriei
nan
ever
seen
an
airplane.
Their
on
ly
ai
'iu.iinlanw
with
sneh
thinvs
as
(rasolMM
engines
had
bn
the
occasional
gasttoats
thai
might
Tin1
their
way
down
In
Liard
Itiver.
These
nio-lly
had
out
-
board
motors.
S
startled
w
ne
Indian
when
the
big
plane
reached
Lianl
PostUiat
he
tooi
lo
the
bush
and
there
viewed
lh"
lauding,
lniufedialelf
be
vanished
on
a
raft
saying
thai
he
was
going
to
Fort
iXefn
t
tell
the
big
ehif.
Howevw,
lie
tMuw
bark
in
a
day
or
so.
The
arrive!
of
(he
big
flying
boat
in
the
Cas-siftr
wilderness
probably
had
somewhat
similar
effect
on
the
name
mere
as
uni
i
jjiuiohm-.
(,,)
liinls
when
thev
lautleil
first
iron,
Spain
to
the
eonslernattoii
of
t
In-
North
American
ulHirigines
in
the
West
Indies.
The
summer's
adventures
were
not
devoid
of
many
amuniuw
in
cident.
Une
afternoon,
tlald-vvell
was
bathing
In
one
of
the
sky
blue
lakes
when
he
spollel
an
animal
close
by
mi
the
ntouul-ainside
He
nulled
to
Col.
Williams,
who
was
gngfiged
In
mak
ing
bannocks
over
a
fire:
"ei
the
gun.
There's
a
moose."
Itnt
fool
with
visions
of
fresh
steak.
Col.
William
started
in
pursuit
but
to
his
constafualiou
he
found
the
moose
was
a
bear
a
feroeiou
one
ami
big
"it
seemed
to
me,'
s
a
1
1
1
uoi.
wuiiams
iciiing
or
inn
incident,
"as
big
a
the
Prtnr
Itupert
Hotel.
When
il
howed
its
teeth
and
started
a
conver
sation
in
growl,
let
me
tell
you
I
forgot
alt
about
my
gun
and
did
not
lakr
mo
long
to
get
back
to
camp.
That
was
the
second
lime
UiMweii
had
Tooled
me
about
moose
so
I
informed
him
that
from
thai
time
on
I
was
'off
his
moose'
f.ir
good
Speaking
of
the
actual
work.
of
flying
in
thai
region
Col.
WJI-
lianH
aidjthf,iniacnint
of
the
wift
and
VHryfiiff
'
wYttees.
the
greatest'
skill
ami
care
was
re
quire
in
lapdiiM
aiid.
faking
off
l
he
machine
must-
drave
good
performance.
The
country
flown
over
averaged
2500
feet
above
Ihr
sea
level
ami
many
lime
a
firing
altitude
of
7.500
feet
was
reach
ci.
"Taking
off
and
flying
in
such
a
eounlry
require
great
power.
Smaller
power
than
our
ISO
h.p.
engine
would
hnve
been
useless,"
declared
Col.
William.
Pays
Tribute
Referring
in
(he
success
of
Ihe
season's
opeiaiion
in
Hie
course
of
which
tin
i
wn
nol
n
single
l2,b
A
handy
size
pack'
m
M
age
lor
occasions
S
when
half
a
pound
is
M
M
"just
nght."
4ld
nol
admit
a
llllieh.
(l.
W
liains'
nun
ability
a
pilot
uo-
tliere
and
had
to
lie
led
nroun.l
''l,(,uj1,P,llv
was
ulo
an
important
pmvc
it
to
them,
'ltw
fllffht
had
o
fjpl(,r
fi(p
t.
t
a(.kl,0ve.lgl
lake,,
45
minutes.
H)
mnis
ii.,ke
t))1(l
(lf
thc
wW
s
Krw,,Nlj
pilots.
For
siime
time,
he
wrtsl
in
eoniinand
or
camp
liorden,
lliej
big
liauiiiv
slalion
of
the
llovttl
r.anadian
Air
Force
in
Ontario,!
and
a
sisnal
honor
vvn
conferred
on
him
when
he
was
placed
in
rommund
of
Ihe
ioHrt
training
esUblishntenl
In
I'ngland.
It
l
-aid
that
lie
is
the
best
pilot
in
thf
world
of
the'Avm
iiHtrhinc.
n
nral
plane
used
for
irtiiHtiu
iiiirnose.
A
one
of
the
organ
iter
ami
general
mnaaner
,(
the
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leate
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In
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735
ud.
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
William
adjuiani
at
Camp
(r
len
in
I
Mr
I.
Co.
William,
who
is
an
outspoken
adviMWitp
if
mMir
opM.i
i
by
the
gtiverumrtil
fir
rnniiiD-n
inl
a
vial
ton
in
Cjtnada,
jnkuiKly
re-
fers
to
Hie
suneriorilv
.if
bi
Laiimdble
Air
Sirviee
at
HirwH
mrlim
to
that
or
Hie
ship
ued
Itivers.
goelier.
ld.
William
-jnprp
in
fheri.
patrol.
XaUiral-
ler
retiring
from
military
avia
lion,
leVame
one
of
Ihe
organi-ualors
of
conuneri'ial
aviation
in
Canada.
I
enough,
Siiuadnw
leader
Tud-hope
I
readily
on
the
ifpntve
imt
Col.
William,
in
In
genial
manner.
mnoth
thing
over
tut.
William
aumincn
mai,
"nentember."
I,e
ays
r
not
Hie
was
gMM
to
w
back
in
lriMln.n
nm
talking
about.
There
lluperl
even
though
it
was
one
of
.
wxrr
,tPr
u,,,
mllrh-
ll,e
most
wonderful
iimmer
iMVunen,"
ever
penl.
"lor
the
.pa
si
Iwn
ncntli
we
have
lived
on
ban
nock
and
beau
ami
slept
a
good
LABOR
COURTS
pan
oi
ll.e
lime
on
,wisi,,
j,t!K.OS
,IIIFA
Sepl.
I..
"
.
....
i.i
l.
.ill!
iMHigns.
ue
remnrK,
as
nr
Alvear
ha,
sent
In
pulle.1
im
the
tnisly
pie
which,
I
H
WM
nrwp4tnp
the
perforce,
bad
lo
lake
Ihe
plant
of
,,!,,
jn
r
ubr
P(,uru
in
the"
Ihe
more
luvurlous
ehrnr-i
andlri(v
f
nueno
Aires.
The
pm-etgarelle'
In
Ihe
north.
"Ha1(1,.m
PO,irt
wonl.1
deal
will,
all
another
fill
of
my
cheap
tbae-,,i4H,M
rnthr
to
M,larie.
ami
r(f'-
'tMOioioii.
while
le-istons
from
Iler.ire
finishing
up
llielt
nylngtrnr,Mlllin
ttn,,
.rburwiio,,
llrilish
I'duiuWa.
Col.
Wil-,,,UI1H,4
wmUi
,.rMe.
by
up-liains
and
Mechanic
Caldwell
plaii:l4,at
i
i,ee
courts
on
making
a
non-sloji
flight
-
-
i'rom
here
to
Vaneouver.
If
II
l
land
act.
successful
it
will
be
the
first
aeikt
r
imhiIm
i
u
pii
u
iwi
u
lime
that
the
distance
between,
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
ha
been
covered
ill
one
hop
thought
the
American
world
flyer
flew!
from
Seattle
to
Prince
Rupert
in
rritwt
import
tMt
in
1
Irtrl
bt
rrla-
llutwrt,
4
oml
ui
iiw
nrihi
n.i
uf
nnni
uowu
i
Ml.
I-Mlltwl
(iiiil.
iml
win
t
e
riSel.
I'm11m1
UmI,
and
bronf
i!
h
nuianir
mn
Trr
Is.
.Hi,;
rtiru
mui
"
"
o'"
ntMt
l,llnr
I4nf4igr
l.tlHUlsl.
their
ureal
adventure
last
year,
The
take-off
lo
Vaneouver
i
planned
for
tomorrow
morning.
At
Vancouver.
Ihe
big
.Vlcker.
V'tamairr.
H.C.
nrrupslina
I'trkM,
nr
aenimi
umh
-
nf
III
fnlfc.w
Commarlnr
il
imii
hUiiImI
it
hlth
tls-
nuik
al
ri
Pini.
l'fnliKl
url;i
trprr
M.Nllmirrl
M.Niimirri
li
ki
nidi
tlrr
fnr
iir
iivtif
riitlT
'Viini
rltht
BtlMlrM
wiim
lrl
In
....
.
.
.
i
mil
i
viKing
pinna,
which
na
given
mm,
markrd
$
i.s.r
inrnr
snhn
soeli
ice
since
beina
'
"
r
n-r
yeoman
eonnin
sen
erv
ire
smre
nroix
mrk.
ihrnrt!
nof
Okmim
l
in(
!..!
aembled
at
the
dry
dock
here.
nr
nurk
rnrijr
hi
kiindrnt
fi,
mnrr
i.
i
...
...in
i
i
..i
i.
i'r
's;
Ui'iM
nrllwrl
H
rinmi.
m-.rr
1
,
win
i"ii
or
Hi
pnlSt
ammfir
liwnl
lwl
shipped
lo
the
heaibpiarler
of
the
Laurenlide
Air
Service
at
Three
River.
Quebec.
A
Happy
Reunion
Last
evening
there
was
a
happy
reunion
between
Col.
William
and
Squadron
Leader
Tudhope,
in
command
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Axni.o
nfUTiu
l
Oi.t-vuiH
I'M
kl0
Cii.
I.TO..
VM-llrirtl
Prr
VVtlir
r
Vnir.
An-ni
t
(os
IhIv
tr.l.
1fV
WATie
HOTICt.
TAkK
?IOTIC:
Uil
M.IV
II
vi.r.
irftfll
rr
U
blflltrr
Onhl
Vlli,..
d.
wltixw
lfltt
l
InMiHs
r
Vln,-.
Allm
.:..
lll
HM'1
tt
t
Wrrnf
i.
Iikr
in.l
r
III
MiBfr
fr
jst
n--nil
nf
Un
iir
niwii
rm
!
Air
Force
detachment
here,
nndi
wiinn
hir
aiarii
ram
mim
I'light
Lieutenanl
Mawdsley.
The!:
.VXu'A
I
iiftiiif.r
three
were
well
nctiliainleil
in
Ihe!
H.'?':
.J1!
tUr
!'
'r
ion-i
ohh
Cast,
Mawdsley
having
been
Col.
LAND
ACT.
the
it
rum
it
fsiinl
ilsno
!
inilr
from
Ilis
irimluu
nf
ttw
mmI
rtvrr
niini
lx
MliM',
mum',
mIiimh'
wiiihh'
hnfcllnii
iimainii
irr
irr
r
Misririr
imwisr
fnri-iv
iirsin
His
lnnifs-f
',rven
c.nen
Dnntnl
Vlrnril
i:tilm.
nrtryisl
mi
im
i.
tn,
inn.
fu7.
".
vip.
wt7,
bap,
w;n,
t;t
tiil
lfi,
Hr..iiii,
oMirirt.
Tai
imr
Prince
Rupert,
and
silunle
at!
vv'nr
am.
irii.
iii
tw
rni
m
itw
"fru-r
Ferguson
Hay,
Maelt
Inlet,
O.C.
Islands,
H.C.
Take
Nollco
(hat
Coc-Mil-Icrd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
H.C.
occupation
Salmon
Canner,
In
lends
to
apply
for
a
leaxe
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
nl
a
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
thence
soulli
3
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2
chains;
thence
west
10
chains
to
west
iiouiidary
of
Lot
1671;
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
north
20
chains;
llicnco
cast
2
chains,
moro
or
less,
t0
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
ami,
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
fJOSSfUMlLLFRI),
LTD,
i:ni'r
rsmlisl
141
thr
trmttx!
no
Ihr
flat
d)
of
July,
UTS.
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r.i)
nf
Oil.
null'.'
pint
ai'pHi-dinn
isirxian)
tlirrriii
aixl
In
tlir
if
tlw
Wilrr
lirrnnlrr
al
lllin
II
r
Oil
lrl..iM
ma)
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ntil
vi
llh
lh.-
ul1
Walir
llwiMer
r
llh
ih
Conit'lMiiirr
nf
Wanr
aivhta,
Parllamrnt
Puibliiir.
Vlrtmia,
ii.
i...
n
tinin
thirty
diyi
iUrr
llf
a'H-ar
we
of
till
nolifo
in
l.wal
nviiiaH-r
Ihv
1,uo
nf
Hh-
firai
isilillralKm
nf
thla
nulirr
l
tin-
fllh
day
nr
Aiirnl.
IVI&.
Kni.M.ril
OOl.ll
Ml.
MS
I.TO..
IVC.
Appllraiit.
,mmmmm
Mcini-
il.
Mnorr,
.trrni.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intuition
to
Applf
lo
Laaia
Lanl
In
Prlnre
liut'fil
Lund
llinsinlln
W-irlti
or
rrlnrr
liuprrl.
ai1
iltualr
eh
llin
aiiUini-t
almrr
of
Wila
It-Intnl.
Mi:.,
M-inv
iinrlh
tuarnrllr
frmn
llayalark
liUml,
and
Irnr
mt
from
llnd
fninl,
Sllklan
IIihI.
,
TAKE
.NOTICK
lliat
Amlo
-lirlllah
Cl.l
Unitili
I'arkliir
Cniiipaiiy
I
lmlH-1,
"f
yanniuvi'r,
ii.r,
iwrnraiiun
farkcra,
lie
Un.ia
to
aiipiy
fur
a
li
ut
Hie
fol'i.w
Hit
ilKirnlii-d
landai-
-
Ciiiniiii-nriiir
it
a
mi
nlanlril
at
tilih
waUr
mark
wi
llir
aniiuovral
tlinrr
of
Wtloa
Itlaml
In
liltlnii
lirarlnv
imrlh
tnnmrtlr
rrm
llavaluk
llanj
itid
trn
in.
ii
loaiul
I'oini,
sitkimi
lomnii:
llifiire
anuuirailrrlv
llnnv
lilktl
walir
nark
tony
riilit
luindrrd
frt,
inure,
nri
ra.
In
ImiiI
niarkril
Mo,
t.F.
.
ttn-nro
.....
iij
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llll.ir
'
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water
mark-,
ihrnro
norihwrnrly
limit
Inw
uairr
mark
forty
rlplil
liimdrrd
frri,
nmro
nr
Uu,
thpneo
tmrlherly
1
1)
rhalm,
Afinllonnl
Irmro
nr
wn'
i
tu.lni
nf
rfiiiiiniiiriiiniti(.
ii
I'er
Wrn
w
n
tlii.n
i""1
ciilalnliir
Jt
arri-a,
moro
nr
loai
-r
m.
u,
.Mitchell,
AMii.n
nnmii
coi
i
miiia
Agen"
rACM.no
ci
i.ti.
Dated
Juno
20th,
1023,
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f.
WalfcerTOal
Baled
July
lltti,
it,
Night
Phonei
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Kindling!
Wh.-n-
ill.lllli,'
w
Ihlng
(ha)
in
a
hor:
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the
be.t
'li
s
Dry
Kiln
OHd
Should
'.
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you
k-
'
i
Full
la
$C00
or
nicely
tied
bund's
5
for
$1.00.
Our
Tail
to
rewenii..
Senlre"
i
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Use
our
.
will
uV
Hi.
m,
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our
tun
!
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Ihe
time
lfy
alenle
I,.
SUnd
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Third
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Seat
Con
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones
183,
112.
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Assortment
of
Fla
Quality
Silk,
Satin
Velvet,
Crepes,
Taffeta,
Flannels,
Serges,
etc.,
at
rM-
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
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YOUR
F
REMODELLED
AND
REPAIRED
l
B.
C.
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Third
Avenue
Phonos
Day,
Crosn
Night,
Black
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MAY
LEE,
the
great
lady
c
'
from
Jerusalem,
v
your
head
like
an
l'
Hho
will
tell
y
'
your
pint
lion't
miss
this
i
porluntiy.
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