Thursday,
December
17,
1023.
tiur
Popularity
nntm
j
i
itolltng
rnan
sulci'.,
'('tin
1.11,1
sful
priie
wf
ai;e
of-f.TmK
is
envb-d
tiy
many.
(
omini'ticing
Monday
wo
.
!
i
for
cash
1
ho
of
Cal-
niii
Table
liu.
10
li
$1.75
and
25
Votts.
fi
r
Him.
of
Mixed
Nun
in
lie
shell
for
$1.25
and
10
Votes.
We
have
a
liirm-
assort
-r:
it'll
!
nt
Fancy
lloxed
CIio-"
lai'
.
Ymi
an-
fiitit
l
to
10
Vote
on
any
box
over
$1.00.
N
Make
a
deposit
on
your
Turkey
for
Christmas
and
be
credited
with
25
Votes.
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574.
Xmas
Suggestions
.1
!
I.im-n
Kels.
1
ivel
el
in
yf(
Pole.
1
'ml
Handkerchief
fur
Men.
-
-i"'i"ler
ii;
id
"Hurler
Pet.
i.
lire
I
neht
In
Boxes.
)
-r
y
llawlkerrbiofs
in
Ibixes.
S
Hosiery.
1
,x'.r
rVnrvea.
fir.
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Lt(l
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
A
Fulton
Meat
Specials
,n.t
-t.-,,k.
..
1
ii
:
t"i
35o
loin
Steak
.per
lb.
.
.
25o
.1
teak,
per
lb
25c
.
ac.
our
own
make,
id.
for
35c
I
ttoa
Iteef,
per
lb.
18c
larjte
uhlpment
of
Tnr-(ieese,
Duck
and
ken
nrrtvlnp
Monday.
v
'ire
yonr
requirement
nl
irwi'l
price.
v
ifactioii
liiiaranteed.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
6th
Ave.
East
P.O.
Box
575
Ladies'
Shoe
Specials
Jnt
a
few
f
our
out
-'andiiiK
Special
for
Hit
f.k
only.
ninen's
Patent
Leather
Slipper,
wilh
low
rubber
heel.
New
ntiil
real
annppy.
Only
2.95
Women'
Kid
Kvenina
slip-per
wilh
Spnnih
lenther
heel.
Only
$3.85
Women'
Patent
Lealner
ntiklo
strap
Kvrnliijr
Slippers,
nil
sizes.
Onlyi
$4.45
Women's
Kino
Quality
Illnck
SaMn
EveninK
Slippers.
While
they
lal
only
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Ave.
Phone
357
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
676
DENTIST
in
Three
Big
Specials
FOR
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
f
V
TTT1
UU1MMLP
'UNITED
STATES
Lady
FOR
HOSPITAL
Superintendent
Acknow.
nfr.
cu.,..i.
m
i..
ledqes
Gifts
and
Services
j
McMillan
ExDedlllon
and
to
Inst'utlon
In
Re-
port
to
Board
The
report
of
III"
lady,
superintendent
0
,(,,,
i.o.iini
hoani
al
it
nivliMK
last
night
follow:
'""
hospital
liu
been
ipiito
full
during
the
cn-aler
narl
nf
Hawaiian
Flight
HAWAIIAN-
MANOEUVRES
Desertions
from
Navy
Decreased
About
Two
Thirds
Within
Past
Two
Years
Hie
innnlh.
Hie
ntuinVr
of
hnpi-l
WASIIf.ViTOX,
Ii.-c.
i(.
Ucn.
till
duys
reaHiiiig
a
Iota!
(if
tfilfl.
pile
all
of
the
difficulties
met
by
aiiey.
the
paUenf
who
wasjlhe
Navy
in
one
of
it
most
removed
I.,
quarter
at
Hip
Jail,
eventful
peacetime
years,
Secre-wii
rdindtei
Hi,.
hospital'
lary
Wilbur
reported
today
o
two
day
after
hi
discharge
"The
attempted
sijlejdo
cac
Is
till
being
guarded
by
member
"f
i
lie
fishermen'
union.
V
upprviale
this
voluntary
service
President
Goolidge
that
hi
branch
or
Ihe
tialional
dofmisp
had
prwirresiied
steadily
ami
Hint
Hie
,ii:irale
never
wan
higher.
1
ransom
11
jus
annual
at
n
the
pari
of
Hie
fiherim-ii
he-poinding
In
the
While
House.
"Mr.
rau-e
Hip
patient
continues
loWi'luii
devoted
a
great
million
jli.i
Miieidal
intent
Iohs
ami
iljto
air
activities
including
the
w..iil.
M
difficult
If
not
impossl.
disastrous
voyage
of
ihe
Sheiftn-!hle
lo
ail'HMi.ilelv
rtrolcel
I
In.
.inali
iln
flu-l.i
iu-.
man
fruni
liim-elf
wilhoiil
tnch'.f
the
l'X
y
Xo.
I,
ami
the
AitII.-uiiailiainliip
an
the
nmlier.
o'hru.t
'
the
Mac.Millan
Hxpeili-""
'hermpii;
union
are
now
lion.
He
liml
only
hiph
praie
;K''"f.
for
tln
eusairitl
in
lhe.e
ven-
e
have
IihI
llirfp
rae
of
lurii.
i"iiililin
anion?
pupil
nurc:
A
for
the
flwl
ilnelf,
Hie
sur-ilurniK
the
month,
Two
wpre
re
or
the
irifi
to
Australia
wa
jiidinillcil
lo
the
hospital
ax
pat-
ileelaretl
to
he
a
"prartieal
f-jieum
ami
Hip
other
one
would
uionul
ration
of
the
fit
new
nf
Hie
I
have
been
admitted
had
there
Xavy
and
alxo
nerved
lo
fosler
jl-een
availirtile
neromiiMMtalion
at
.friendly
relation
with
our
nel?h-
!he
time.
All
Hirer
airU
an
lom
of
iln-
South
Pacific."
Unite
filter
and
Ixir.k
lo
work,
j
Forced
eronomy.
the
Secretary
"A
very
lovely
donation
of
a
naid,
ha
benefitted
the
Navy
by
wheel
chair
wa
made
to
the
eliminating
extravagance
and
children"
ward
by
the
Canadian
wale,
by
developmsr
lhrifl
and
nrl
in
I
raining
and
ha
already
;
I
hornuzhtie",
and
in
particular
corilrmuleil
omelhiaK
of
ervic
by
developing
ttie
skill,
.eal
and
and
enjnyiiif
nt
to
sonic
lilllc
cbararler
of
the
naval
personiifl.
boy
In
the
ronvaleent
laKe.'bUt
he
added
that
when
fhips
Tln
gift
i
a
particularly
uxeful
tier
a
me
olxolcie
1
hey
.hould
be
one
anil
u
appreciated
by
the
replaced.
children
and
nure
alike.
I
Shenandoah
In
prince
lliipcii
Land
llernrdltnr
nuirlcl
nf
coat
Ilanae
5,
and
annate
on
NnMh
llarhael
I
and.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Alfred
Swanson.
of
prince
nuieri,
nrcupjuuii
Mariner.,
in
tend
to
apply
for
a
leae
nf
the
Tollow
Inr
ilerrltil
Lintl:
-
Cnniiiienclns
at
a
pot
planted
on
!!
unnth
tuillit
of
North
llarhael
Ilaml:
then
aiiiimd
lilrli
water
murk
to
the
point
of
roininencriiicnt,
and
conlalivlni
so
arret,
more
or
ieaa.
ALKI1ED
SWANSON.
Applicant
a.
r..
wruui,
(lnl.
Date.t
Ortolier
tth.
I8tl.
i'riuca
Hutwrt,
0.
Her
Nerves
Were
"All
Broken
Up'J
She
Could
Not
Sleep
Jfri.
David
Gallougher,
37
Lynd-homt
Ave.,
Hamilton,'
On
t.,
writei:
"lljr
Dervri
were
all
broken
up
nd
I
rouM
not
deep
at
night,
and
I
would
have
to
crt
up
out
of
bed
Sod
walk
the
floor
for
houn
at
a
time.
After
Using
a
Box
of
I
Began
To
Feel
Much
Better,
and
after
using
a
few
more
boxea
I
could
enjoy
mr
tat
u
well
aa
ever
I
could."
.
.
II.
k
H.
PilU
have
been
on
the
market
for
the
put
32
yean;
yonr
seareit
drngrut
sella
tSem;
put
op
onljr
by
The
T.
MUburn
Co
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
operatio
under
new
anl
diffi
cult
conditions.
The
attempted
Trom
the
ladie'
auxiliary
wei
lleferrinjr
to
the
henando.1h
fleet
are
vitally
essential
to
mod-
No
reeetved
15
yard
of
flannel
diater
and
the
controversy
for
makina
pneuiuunia
jacket
,
which
followed,
Mr.
Wilbur
apain
3
doc.
doctor
towel
and
a
boll
declarwl
that
eonrplete
Hbflrty
ot
of
material
for
screen
cover.
We
action
wa
jrhen
Lieutenant
ifralefully
acknowledge
theso
Oonunander
'arhriry
liiidowne.
Hawaiian
flight
wan
docrrbed
as
"another
!e;
in
advance
in
(he
development
of
material
and
equipment
for
naval
plant's
in
on
distance
work
over
water."
The
plane
I'N-U
Xo.
I,
he
added,
failed
vo
reach
her
froal
because
the
TaWtrable
wind
were
of
Irs
iulenily
than
anhcipatod,
which
with
rain
(ualh
acctiunled
for
her
not
bavin?
enough
fuel.
onuiiande
J.hn
itoder
naitl
his
crew,
he
.aid,
Mere
due
"tffeat
crclit"
for
ther
fortitude
and
recotircefuliiest.
The
report
dec.rBed
the
courftCD
in
aviation
instituted
at
the
Naval
Academy
adding
that
it
wa
planned
to
jrive
uioee
exten
sive
courci
to
i-lafe
upon
their
graduation.
T
h
e
n
taking
up
Hie
subject
in
detail
it
continued:
"Aircraft
operatm?
with
the
other
co-ordinate
arm
of
the
em
naval
operations.
The
devel
opinenl
of
naval
aviation
has
progressed
during
Hie
past
ye.(;-with
.atiffactory
result
in
spite
of
many
.difficulties
inherent
in
ilooalioB.
ilhe
sliio'
commander.
A
for
the
refinement
of
a
new
art
'lreiacatin
for
Christmas
aviation
policies
in
xeneral.
he,
''Hie
nv
had
made,
every
.1-
i.--hMlie
for
bold
patients
ami
reiterated
the
stand
that
aero-(fort
to
slandardiza
on
types
ofi
nure
are
under
way
and
we
are
nanttc
shotild
etwtinue
a
an
aircraft
wlncli
arc
nest
suiled
t
Im.iLihc
forward
to
very
plea-jarm
of
Hie
fleet,
an!
Christ
nm-
eaon."
I
"On
Auifiisi
Irt,
CHRISTMAS'
Temptation
Sale
WATCH
THESE
COLUMNS
For
startlins
Harpains
in
Men
nn.l
lb''
Wearinp.
Apparel
nppenrinp
In
large
advertisements.
Acme
Imporlers
Third
Ave.
Dr.
E.
S.
DENTIST
Helgeraon
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Offlco
Hours
0
to
fl
X-ttay
Ssrvlcs
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
hvenlngs
I02.V
Mr
j
"J.
M.
Harrlon
"(Wilbur
said,
'the
chief
of
navn!
,
8.
K.
Campbell,
chairman
of
operations
held
In
final
confer-lllie
board
said
the
bAarrl
apprer-enre
with
Lieutenant
Commander
naled
the
liiterrsl
fit
ken
in
lhe!l.aulowne
concerning
the
flight,
i..i-N
in
rrniniiin'
who
came
to
at
which
lime
Lieutenant
Cm
,
informal
ion
not
only
from
n
viewpoint
of
scieniv
ami
Oiscov-lerv,
hut
in
the
interest
of
air
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlen
la
Apply
oLaaia
1
a.anMk
In
rnnre
Ruprrt
t.inrt
npcnrdinr
nu
iriii
mil
sliuair
al
Cove.
Splrrr
Ulanrt.
about
tu
00
rtiams
aoulhratlerl)'
trum
tlm
exlreiiic
norihrM
em!
of
Spieer
Ulanil
and
auoui
vt.uo
rnaina
cai
iruiu
srnwn-ft
Paa.
Take
Kil
hal
Wal'nee
I
Inilti-d,
of
Vanciiutrr.
D.C
occupation
raniiprimrn.
Inlemls
lo
apply
for
a
lvr
t
Hi
MlioKlna-
rn'rr
nod
landi:
CoinnH-nrlnr
al
a
post
planted
about
u.
011
fhaln
In
a
otittiealerly
dlrerllnn
frnm
1
he
exlrrme
imnhwai
cud
of
Splrrr
Inland,
ami
4.on
rhaln
east
from
Srhonnrr
l'a';
llimrr
aouth
l.ti
chain;
thrnrr
eal
4.SI
rhaln;
thence
norlh-elrrlv
ineanderlnt
alona
the
line
of
hlih
tide
to
pot
of
conmienmnenl.
and
runtalntnr
1
.00
acre,
more
or
lesa.
,
WALLACE
FISIIKniRS
LIMITED.
Aopllrant.
ntarf
inh
a,H
m
LAND
ACT
Nollca
of
Inta-tlon
Apoly
to
Laat
Land
In
l'rlnce
Unpen
Land
nernrdlni
ilrlri
or
Choi
nanite
5.
ami
altuale
on
Smith
narhart
llaiid.
TAKE
NOTICE
lh.lt
Airred
Swanson,
61
Prince
llupcrt:
ocriipatlon
Mariner..
In
icnilj
tn
annlv
for
a
lrai
of
the
follow-
jlnir
rteacrilird
lands:-
cniiinienrinir
at
a
pn'i
pianien
on
w"
south
point
nf
soulh
Tlarhael
Itlaml:
hen
around
hi
tti
water
mark
to
thr
point
of
roininencetiient,
and
contilnlnit
fo
arrra,
more
or
ie.
ALKftED
SWANSON,
Applicant
A.
E.
Wrllllt.
Ajfiit.
Dated
October
tlh,
lf
LAND
ACT.
Notlo
f
Inttntlon
to
Appiv
to
Laaa
Lan
1
1
he
needs-of
the
naval
nervice.
Planes
have
ftn-cn
developed
and
are
nw
hi
service
with
the
flee'
which
condone
Hie
functions
i)f
scoulins1.
feonrtiiiiji.
and
torpedo
launching,
tlther
types
have
been
developed
nd
are
inru.se
for
nb-
Mis
Harrison
occasionally
for
niander
Lansdowne
expresse.lervalton
and
spottin?
service
In
talk
on
ultecl..
Iiygiene
and
related
himself
a
satisfied
with
the
dale
jand
arrangeiiirnt
for
the
flight
nnd
evnre'Cd
entire
confidence
J
Irony.
jin
the
ability
of
the
.ship
and
j
Irony,
like
quicklime,
burn
crew-
lo
successfully
comjde'e
jwhat
il
totlrhe,
and
nllhoupli
jthc
prnpoeil
flight,
'die
result
may
lie
hyuienic.
yon
'
this
conference
Lietiten-
caii
raise
no
flower
of
'wlrcre
it
ha
been
strewn.
Tiki:
NOTICE
Hut
Ofcwt
nunlnn
Itiisti
I
l.i
..f
I'riniv
Ituiwrl,
ll.c...
Minurarturer,
mltwl
t"
apty
tor
lea1"
I.
.ui
1isrriliHl
lllhlll:-"
fancy
ant
Oinimnndcr
Lansilowne
wa
lapaiu
reintndist
Hint
in
uccord-1
iace
with
Hie
established
jxdiey
5T
joT
the
deparlnient
he
wn
atl-
Noti
f
int.i.tiotto
pplr
10
imm
l0rjjtw
defer
Hie
trip.
chanKe
-
'.
,
.
the
itinerary,
or
abandon
'
it
al-
I11
the
rnm
lliirl
Und
lMoir
f
.
.
..lriri
ml
.liml.
si
in
uniumnl
Uleti
tosethcr
if
ill
III
jlldzilienl
slirtl
Ok
MIMi
eninnce
lo
Hurt
Bjr!
.
hi
were
rendered
necessarv
lih
rHni'nP,
wire
rcuneri
i
necessarj
rr
iuin.U
Island.
"
M
"
.
.
il
weather
condillnns."
Science
and
Discovery
Naval
aviations
operations
with
mnienrtna
i
a
ii
mihih
on
inc
.Mae.Mlllan
expeuuion,
Mcre
riin
iiiw
in
.rriiriiiy
a
rirrie.
havtn,tary
said,
would
furnish
valuable
.
ratlin,
or
als.iit
l.sn'B
fi-'l
and
lalmnt
fi'i
aire.
iimre
or
li
OKOIIlIK
iiniiiHi.i
IIU3IIIH
oateri
Iwwl"
4th.
111
the
hattlestiips
and
cruiser.
KlKhlmK
planes
will
he
provided
wilh
special
reference
to
the
equipment
of
airplane
carriers.
Tact'cal
Aircraft
"Practical
training
in
the
tactical
ue
-of
aircraft
in
naval
operations
was
afforded
hy
the
manoeuvres
held
this
year
and
centering
around,
the
Hawaiian
Islands.
In
these
operations
naval
aviation
wa
given
an
important
role.
A
total
of
130
naval
aircraft
were
eiiaged
in
these
maiiiKUivries.
renresentina
an
increa
of
approximately
it)
per
cent
over
the
nvuilahle
air
strength
of
the
fleet
in
I
lie
pre
vions
year.
"The
combined
operations
of
aircraft,
submarines
and
surface
vessls
n
gain
proved
Ihe
vnluo
of
each
lype
rind
demon-
slmlcil
Hie
.
iijlenlcpelndence
of
these'
threfl
Vrm
-fif'MJw
navy.
WMfi'he;
-wneritl
iohs
Of
Hie
Vjirr
Langley
m
the
fleet
manoeuvres
demonstrated
the
value
of
this
type
and
served
lo
emphasise
the
need
of
first-line
aircraft
car
rier
in
major
fleet
operations.
"In
spite
of
Ibo
lack
of
carried
tonnage
the
number
of
aircraft
participating
in
fleet
manoeuvres
has
increased
e-ach
year
since
llio
close
of
Ihe
war.
rim
Hueati
of
aeronautic
during
the
year
has
continued
development
;vorTi
in
an
effort
to
produce
a
three-service
plane
available
for
the
new
aircraft
carriers.
Trials
have
been
niado
of
such
planes
anil
the
bureau
reports
that
by
t
ho
first
of
Dec
emlier
il
Will
he
In
a
position
to
determine
definitely
Ibo
exact
characteristics
of
this
typo
of
plane
to
lie
manufactured
for
the
aircraft
carriers.
The
characteristics
of
the
fighting
and
observation
planes
for
the
carriers
have
been
settled
and
these
plane
will
soon
be
under
con
sliuction."
Fleet
Satisfactory
The
present
condition
of
the
machinery
of
the
fleet,
the
Secretary
said,
is
satisfactory
from
the
viewpoints
of
design,
age
and
material
effectiveness.
Dur
ing
the
recent
Hawaiian
man
oeuvres
of
the
enllro
fleet
ami
the
subsequent
Auslralliin-Ncw
Zealand
cruiso
of
the
llatllfi
Heel
no
scnous
machinery
cu
Furs!
rn
rrv
Furs!
Take
advantage
of
our
genuine
Ha
f-Price
Fur
Sa
e
Our
Christmas
Half
Price
Sale
offers
a
golden
opportunity
for
solving
your
Christmas
Gift
problem
FDR
COATS
from
-
$75.00
up
MINK
CHOKERS
from
$6.50
up
COMFORT
GIVING
AND
SENSIBLE
GIFTS
We
are
always
pleased
to
show
you
our
stock
of
beautiful
furs
and
advise
you
to
call
early
while
selection
is
complete
B.C.
FUR
COMPANY
Third
Avenue
Next
G.W.V.A.
Phone
Green
120
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1824.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
fiold,
$77,382,053;
Lode
Gold,
$118,.
173,100;
Silver,
0S,821,579;
Lead,
$70,548,578;
Copper,
$187,480,378;
Zinc,
$32,-171,497;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,431,349;
Coal
and
Coke,
$2rt0;880,048;
Building
Stone,
llrirk,
Cement,
etc.,
$42,225,814;
making
its
Mineral
Production
lo
the
end
of
1924
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704604
The
Mining
Law's
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
oilier
Province
in
Ihe
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Ihe
British
Empire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
U
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
wilh
Mining
Reports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
"gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
X.H.
Practically
all
Ilritish
Columbia
Mineral
Properlies
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
Ihe
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mhiing
Investments
should
refer
to
such
reporls.
They
lire
available
without
charge
on
application
lo
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
H.G,
Heporls-
of
Ihe
Geological
Survey
of
Canada;
Pacific
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
ualtie
were
reported
on
any
class
.
of
roiiYbalanl
vessel.
The
high
morale,
he
declared,
WbSWuaulff.slcdWo
some.-
exleul
by
the
fact
that
net
desertions
have
decreased
from
3,183
in
1933
lo
91)1
in
1925,
or
about
two-lhirds,
while
re-enlistnients
have
increased
from
5T1
nercenl
in
1933
to
72
per
cent
In
1925.
F.xceptMhat
the
alilhorlred
cn
listed
strength
of
Hfl.000
men
could
not
lie
maintained
in
the
last
few
months
because
over-expenditure
would
have
resulted,
and
the
milliner
was
accordingly
reduced
lo
82,000.
Mr.
Wilbur
said
the
personnel
situation
diir-
injr
the
year
was
"uniformly
ex
cellent."
He
added,
however.
there
was
"a
serlons
shortage
of
line
officers."
and
that
this
condition
would
persist
under
the
limitation
of
appointments
to
the
Naval
Academy
contained
in
the
last
appropriation
bill.
This
allots
"-'three
appointments
to
each
representative
and
senator
in
stead
of
five
as
authorised
by
general
law.
The
ilealh
rale
in
Ihe
navy
from
disease
during
the
year
was
1.78
per
thousand.
Pneumonia
Was
responsible,
for
most
deal
lit.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
A.
A.
Cox,
W.
L.
Greenwood,
W.
V..
Itaillie.
X.
Murclile
and
11.
Laxer,
Vancouver,
W
i
1
1
1
a
in
Gross,
Winnipeg:
M.
Godlin
and
Melvlu
Godlin,
Kcltlher,
Sutsk.;
K.
II.
Goodenotigh,
Inverness;
V.
C.
Bishop,
Terrace.
Central-,
,11
Bat
lye.Iames
i
McWlun
ney.
.1.
I.
Fleming,
II.
Patched,
W.
Y.
Porter.
A.
Wood,
(i.
Wood,
J.
Johnston,
II.
Bessell,
X.
Corby,
.1.
11.
Beale.
William
Gillis,
.las.
Oolvln
and
Jumps
Ross,
Vancou
ver.
m
TIMBER
SALE
X7S22.
Sealed
Tpiii1t
will
be
rrrelvrd
by
tlw
DUtrlrl
Koirslfr
nut
latrr
Own
ikxhi
ihi
I
lie
itlli
dav
of
lirornilwr.
UiJ.
for
tho
purrlusf
ul
Lln-m1
kiutmlls
Slouli,
Mlsrtl
Intft.
y.CJ..
to
rut
60.00
twl
uarti
nirasurw
ui
spnjrr,
iiriuiiM-K,
ihi
ilar
saim.
Tvui
(i
nr
win
M
aiiowru
ror
ro-
moVal
ot
iiiiiIht.
lurtlifr
Kartlriilars
or
tn
r.niT
torn
tor,
Victoria,
or
tlx
Mstrlrt
Farrntf
r,
Print
nuNri,
H.t..
TIMBER
SALE,
X6491.
Sealed
Trndrra
will
be
rerelvrd
by
Ihe
Mlntler
ot
Laiuls
at
VlclorU
u!
latrr
lluu
noun
ou
Hie
I
Jlh
day
ol
brirmber,
ItllS,
ror
the
purrliae
or
Llrcnre
X0l,
to
cut
.
I.ouo
frt
l
or
Spruce,
llmilork,
HalMin
and
rdar
on
coie
Inland,
Dinig-laa
UMiincI,
lUnire
t.
Oxt
OItrlrt.
Two
(i
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
tlnilier.
Further
parllrulara
of
the
Chler
Fore,
ter,
Vlrlona.
B.c,
or
Itutrlrt
Foreiier,
TIMBER
SALE
X7343.
Scalel
Tender
wJH
I
received
by
Ihe
Minister
of
Land
at
Victoria
not
later
than
noun
on
ilu
ilrd
dav
of
December,
itti.
for
the
purrha
of
Licence
X734J,
w
rut
s.ono.MOO
feel
of
Cedar,
Spruce.
inUam
and
HeinliH'k
on
an
are
altuated
on
Caroline
Lake,
Fan
Arid
or
4rayney
Inlet.
Ilauite
i.
Oit
lltrlrl.
Three
(SS
yeara
will
,be
allowett
tor
re
inoval
of
timber,
rurthrr
iarllcular
of
the
chief
For
eater,
victoria,
n.u.,
or
District
rurea
ter,
1'riuca
ituptri,
UC
fANAniAN
V,
niixiiinii
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
Of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Sort
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
lime
lo
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
lo
take
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specialty
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15c
for
Hair
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
,
Phone
667