1
iiamond
nffaffpmp.nt
infi.
MW.W
We
have
the
best
value
this
year
we
ever
had.
By
buying
direct
from
the
cutters
we
get
the
lowest
price.
n.1.
.I-,,
la
fliu.1...
.:
"""
"
""rinrrii
lini-
-
.
......
V..V
;
I..,,
..
.-
of
good
alio
and
color
and
wo
will
set
In
fancy
or
plain
setting
to
suit
your
taste.
Other
rings
$15,00,
$30.00,!c",f""
until
rein-iiary
15.
ly-Mi,
$50.00,
$75.00
up
to
$600.00
Fish
Kxchaimc
haw
reaped
Ir
John
Bulger
Jeweller
COAL
COAL
1
a
i'it
in
your
conl
fii
1
lie
winter.
llae
1
mi.
1
Hero
Coal
?
A
pan
hut
coal
at
$11
nut
xiite.
glove
$12.50.
Lump
00
t
113.50.
tin
coal
will
not
1
pipe
with
oot.
1"
iunte
you
low
1
liunbrr.
a
I
mo
at-umll
dellverien
fly.
TAXI
New
clean
Sedan
ii-
nenie
day
or
'larnex,
50c
for
one
1
-tciijM-rs.
Call
112
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
3rd
Avenue.
Phones
183-112
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIP
PING
CREAM
uy
t
iii
ni-iil
f
.
am
ai
l.'.c
for
17
rr
ami
Service
vaieniin
uairy
pnone
657
.....
imiin.
ifi
ir
I
17
il
,1
unci
ion
and'
tin.
local
finli
:
Going
Trapping
'
Many
of
the
loral
halibut
fUb-
rmeii
an-
leaving
port
dnil-
OP
'
1
runmnu
imtihtlon
in
aitdtiion
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
530
Or.
238
Black
73S
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
Q.
BUSHBYj
Man.
Dir.
supply.
Night
Phones
637
530
Gr.
238
Black
735
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Ho-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
Willi
nddillonal
machines
for
the
innnufuctiiro
of
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
in
stock.
8vo
handling
rharges
by
buying
direct
from
the
sottrco
of.
mjX
chief
.pure,
of
Prince
Rupert'
pro.nerlw
Wf
All
Fishing
Finishes
fishing
schooners
I
I'f.it.
tl
...1
fi..i..
it...
.
.1
I.
i
:
im.ii
marketed
on
llio
having
i
Kiti
Kxrhatigf
when
I
lie
Ameri-
:n
i-lin.i'ti.r.
Sumner
anil
Alias
i-.ii
.
;
-ol'l
I'liiniLs.
The
former
dis-
Kttianctiiit
umhi
(hi.
rlo-c
:
-
!l"'l
o
i.'.dOO
pound
at
I2..r)
son
coining
into
fTcl
mi
sun
.
;!ind
lie
"'I
the
latter
IK.ood
.""iiuH-r
in.
anil
WHICH
WIT
i""oio.
;u
?
ami
Be
(i
I
hi'
Call
ailian
I
ami
Oil.
I
Storage
Co.
After
dicharglng
Hip
ruii
tlic
schooner
proceeded
In
gcallje.
mouse
nave
settled
down
lo
a
(few
month
of
iuaeliviiv
withi
Another
Fox
Farm
I
skeleton
staff,
j
Word
lias
been
received
Dial
(
-Mi'i
.
A.
swanson.
president
of
Spiral
boat,
nf
the
American
'
he
I'nniv
Rupert
Montlmiisc,
is'
jflcel
iliil
mil
rail
into
Prince
Itu-j
seiimily
coiilemjilating
going
I'i'rl
wild
llirir
final
catches
1
i
I
j
i
ri
t
.
I
fox
fa
1111111;;
husines
!
IirilPPMflf.il
fltMl
I..
fl.faif.
'
Mllfl
If!
Ilir.t
Mini
1.....
...
-...I
..
-talioiit.
in
the
south.
From
in-1
!.
on
Karhael
Island
at
the
luuies
mum-
among
the
fishinc
mouth
.
.
f
-he
harbor.
Just
what
iiiiii-irxi-
generally
lh
cmrcii
mi!
specie
"f
luxe
Cup
will
rear,
or
of
opinion
i
thai
lite
nasi
ea-
a
lo
wh
ri
active
farmiitg
opera-li
ltd"
been
a
remunerative
on'1'1'"""
will
proceed,
ha
tin)
yet
am)
that
few
schooner
hav;beeii
derided
upon.
However,
Jariually
ioii
behind.
White
wnt'
.nrvr
'negotiation
an
prn-:
ii-m,
Iia..
no)
iionfi
t
well
I
hi
reeding
ami
it
is
probable
thai
yer
a
IuhI,
Ihe
majority
haw
early
in
1
In-
New
Year
an
addition
bMi
able
to
1)0
a
little
iM'ller,'"
"'r
yrnwiiiK
imlu-lrj'
'f
titx
'1I1411
make
Dm
(iroverbial
Mil
li
'
farming
in
the
norlh
will
lie
an
enl
iiH-el
ami
in
many
iir-lann-
jwcinniili.lieii
fael.
!
-ml
duve
lapm'd
tiver.
I'.anailian
rhinner
Cape
Spen-
I'n.ii
to
lying
up
for
Hie
win-',",'r.
-!
-
lan
Iren.
with
a
ter
many
of
the
loral
kiierH
parly
or
inliepiil
nitfiriNl
atntanl.
uiv
lHnin(r
either
Hie
crew
or
'''ft
port
!lu
week
on
;i
liniitins;
I
heir
frioml
on
limiting
rxpe-li-ji'etiiion
lmvn
the
eat.
(
1
1
ion-
for
ueee,
deT.
mirn(iiin!
uohi
ami
the
wilv
iuck
l.t
ili.,
I.aunrh
Myfamvy
w-nt
to
Mel-
jtant
point
after
which
I
hey
will
lakalla
mi
Wednewlay
muniiiiu
do
iH-rfary
overhauling
ami
priM'iMsl
to
winter
anrhoraifte.
haviiiK
aboard
Indian
A
sen
1
(Ud-
I
icon
who
w
enfa?el
an
pari
mental
dutie.
Illumination
de
In
iil
of
Hm
Hoe
'en-on
and
(he
talk
uf
dull
time
on
I
he
i
"
the
r-nular
mutw
of
Ninall
""rfwafnl
the
provincial
ffovern-
h..al.
V.IMHM
ouner.
annuallv
''",
waierrronl
ware.Mie
lia
u
lo
the
tiilU
ami
kurroimdinw
I
h"
are
li(iil
lo
U
I
..land
In
amrmenl
their
Hunifnri""'hili
lifflilinp
idanl.
Ikw
-take.
Thi
aetivily
haw
meant
:PI"rlon
who.
by
the
way.
1
i.,.-.n
ii.
1.1
.i.i.-.r.i-
back
on
the
job
and
makuir
the
l.al.
beiiiit
ovprbHiileil
pr-'
ra""
Ir"nre
aner
ni
rerem
tioua
to
nvinK
in
th.
indu-j
l"n'"'-
ay
ll.al
it
i
now
noli)
All
I.M-al
wav.
an-
.HTtipie.!!"'l,
f"r
a
"
lrk
n",',l
It
Ilia'-
w"
Mltfona!
al
preM-Ml.
riiinore.
.vnl
IxikI.
of
II...
tnoitUUllo'"""
"T'"1
iHintimi
lll
will
enuaire
in
flat,
crab
amC!""'-
vr'
darkness
of
winter.
.l.rliop
fihimr
dur.i
t
the
winter;,,rl-
liioiiili
when
liellered
water-!
-.ill
l.
-hipped
profitably.
Mm-dfO
"aw
I
he
III'
of
Ihe
NEW
-:-
SEASON'S
Fancy
ozen
Bait
$25.00
Per
Ton
The
Finest
Obtainable
on
the
Coast
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
welcome
during
the
K.I.
itibhons
had
Ihe
nmfor.
tune
to
strain
hi
back
when
carrying
in
a
deer
on
a
went
tliun;injt
trip
and
a
a
cwn
Uiuenee
has
been
forced
to
keen
;o
the
houe
for
a
while.
More
Improvements
i
A
new
yaolinc
I-jisihope
Klumn
puller
has
been
purrhased
by
th
'i.ainbly
raneh
inlerewts
and
was
iiaken
out
lo
the
inland
by
Cjip1
al
the
raneh
ilnrmjr
the
winter
i
lartie
float
at
the
mouth
of
Ihe
jl.amhly
lapoon
which
will
per-
out
or
boat
of
deep
draft
lying
I
up
and
discharging
their
cargoes
lof
summer
picnickers
or
freight
al
the
lowest
tide.
A
walk
from
Ihe
lloat
lo
the
ranch
house
is
also
contemplated
and
will
be:
completed
when
Ihe
work
of
clearing
is
finally
arrnmpliidicd.
I
The
gasboal
Cedar
arrived
in
purl
this
week
from
Morris
Cove
.foi
winter
supplies
ami
mechaui-jcal
purls.
Deserves
Medal
I
II
is
not
of
I
en
Ihe
food
for-lune
ol
Ihe
Whiff
man
lo
run
jinio
a
vood
yarn
on
the
police
tun
Ibis
one
upon
Ihe
efficiency
i
of
provincial
constable
Tommy
f.ainm
in
ili'inonslraliiiK
his
prowess
when
in
Ihe
water,
wilh
his
coat
collar
turned
up
for
warmth,
is
ton
good
lo
miss.
Th
police
launch
was
on
duty
In
the
vicinity
of
Kumeon
Cannery,
Portland
Inlet,
ou
Sunday
last,
having
aboard
Tommy
('.a
mm,
who
is
a
past
muster
al
-lying
lover's
knot
In
anchor
cluiltM
and
otherwise
atlemling
to
the
mooring
of
deep
sea
craft.
Upon
reaching
tho
float
at
the
can-ncry
Tommy,
was,
rigid
on
llio
K)i
ami
made,
u
delightful
leap
enveloped
lit
utichor
chain
und
moorlnj?
rope,
remimling
one
of
a
porcupine
rolleil
up
in
a
fenni
net.
Ilavinu
niaile
a
prrfi-el
land-.
In'fC.
ami
while
dfreni
angling
hi
lejTH
from
Hie
several
iitilrnr-llonit,
(lie
loticlity
cmulalili'
clianeeil
lo
Ireail
tipmi
a
portion
of
Hie
wharf,
wliieh
wan
eon-piruou
Jiy
it
aheiiee,
upon
taking
a
gnn-i-ful
header
111I11
Hie
eoul
wafer
"f
the
inlet
The
KWimmiT
nl
mil
mi-imii
a
little
hit
put
out
hut
calmly
mopieil
ii-
fevered
brow
ami
liiniiiijz
up
liix
.coat
collar
made
a
maKiiificeiit
dive
umlernealh
the
police
leial-.
He
wa
Krahliet
by
the
crow
upon
coming
up
for
breath
ami
haiitisl
out
befori'
lie
roiild
repeal
t
lie
pei
furioiaiiee.
A
imilieal
man
chanced
to
lie
near
and
offered
hi
er
lee
but
all
Hie
medical
attention
'lummy
needed
a
reply
from
a
mail
order
medical
hojie
would
have
been
sufficient.
Capl.
Hyrrie
of
the
schooner
Yule
ami
Capl.
drown
of
the
a-boal
Ox
are
lo
juin
furceH
in
a
trapiiiiif
expedition
tin-
winter.
0ear
Arnleroii,
who
i
losrinjt
at
Kuledate
for
llie
decau
Kalic
mill,
wa
in
town
thix
week
on
jrrivnlp
bunlne.
O-car
in
a
former
biK
ndlin?
cfiampion
on
the
Pacific
roal.
Schooner
Prosperity
A.,
Capl.
Andrew
Chrition,'
while
nu
her
way
lo
Xw
WeKlmiimter.
her
home
jKirt,
wms
fnreed
to
rehirn
here,
bavimr
Inirifed
out
a
beur-
ing--
The
nerai.-try
repairs
were
maiie
at
Mm
AKertiein-Thomson
xhop
and
tJap
IoU
for
l.u;
miuth
on
hi
ieeond
at
temp!
on
Tuesday
ni?hl.
Cnpl.
"llel"
Pierre,
owner
and
jimpper
of
1he
eehomier
Cape
Swain,
after
haviuu
the
slack
taken
up
in
hi
ero-hrad
and
general
overhaul
work
done,
has
left
on
trapping
bent
to
an
un
known
destination.
A
Lone
Duck
When
it
comes
down
to
real
luck
snoot
inp
Andy
Akerhcr?
has
it
all
over
the
local
uinirods
but
unfortunately
In-
only
believe
in
petting
one
at
a
lime.
W
bile
out
last
week
end
in
his
eoit'lnl
cabin
cruiser
Double
A.
with
Alf.
.lohn-on
and
II.
It.
Styles.
Andy
got
the,
artillery
in
action
around
Dentil
Ann
aud
Mwin
had
the
deer
and
ducks
on
their
loes.
s.t
to
cpak.
W
illi
a
well
aimcil
tHillet
the
lemler
of
the
lead
distributing
brigade
hroitpht
down
a
fine
buck
but
this
only
wheHed
bis
appetite
to
(ret
more
game.
After
several
unsuccessful
shot
at
the
birds
Audy
thought
up
a
scheme
ti
lure
the
ducks
closer
to
his
game
killer.
Set
tint:
several
drains
of
corn
on
the
barrel
of
his
shot
pun
he
took
up
a
point
of
vant
age
at
the
edge
of
the
water
and
stood
inotiouless.
One
or
two
adventurous
ducks
mistook
him
for
a
tree
and
the
gun
for
a
branch
ou
which
was
growing
the
lucious
grain.
Soon
a
duck,
letr
I.ainbly
on
the
launch
Oh
bolder
than
Ihe
rest,
perched
on
lluhy
on
Tuesday.
This
powA
Hie
barrel
of
the
jfiin
and
pecked
pluni
is
to
assist
work
whicji
is
beins
continued
clearlnarp1'
'he
grain.
Then
Andy
got
in
his
dirty
work.
DisclmrKtng
the
gun
the
concussion
killed
the
Kieat
deal
of
chiaring
worktduck.
Iliul
one
more
duck
erch
wa-
earrwi
mil
mere
last
sum-,
mi'i-
ami
a
wide
lrelcU
of
fertile
land
has
been
made
available
for
planting
purkoses.
Another
improvement
at
'the
'
ppiifar
cd
on
Ihe
barrel,
well
of
course
Andy
woidd
have
got
two
ducks.
Capt.
Marloi
Martisi'iji,
the
noted
Holler,
was
in
port
lo
gel
ranch
has
been
the
puttine
in
of
ew
exhaust
filled
on
his
boat
('.apt.
Klinrl
look
his
power
Cither
Kind
Stops
Coughs
Buckley's
Mixture
"Strong"
or
"Modified"
will
stop
your
cough
or
cold.
Buckley's
"Strong-is
the
same
efficient
remedy
you
have
used
before.
Buckley's
"Modified"
differs
in
taste
only.
Made
for
those
who
find
medicines
distasteful,
particularly
the
children.
Both
Mixtures
act
like
a
flash
on
coughs,
bronchitis
or
any
affection
'of
throat,
chest
and
lungs.
75c
40
dosea
ItiONo-
oa
"MUCHFltD
W.
K.
BucWl.r.
UmlloJ
IUMituISt.Twnta
07
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Cold,
$77.382,nr,3;
Lode
Gold,
$118,-i73,lOO;
Silver,
$08,82i,r7i;
Lead,
$70,548,578;
Copper,
187,4H!),378;
Zinc,
$32,-171.
W;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$i,'3i,34i;
Oal
and
Coke,
$200,880,048;
Building
Slone,
Brick,
Cement,
cle.,
$i2,223,814
;
making
its
Mineral
Production-lo
the
end
of
102
1
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
TJie
Mining
laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Proviiice
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Ihe
British
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
sueh
properties,
the
security
of
which
U
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Reptrts
ard
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
Critish
Columbia.
N.U.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
ha
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Heporls
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
lo
uch
reports.
They
are
available
wilhorit
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
B.C.
Heports
of
Ibe
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Pacific
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
boat
lionuVi
over
to
I'orcher
I-,
land
this
week
having
on
liiwrd
ni
party
of
timber
eruiers.
Ua-lHa
Jenney,
owned
by
Capl.!
oreuoii,
which
suffered
damage'
when
a
jraoline
explosion
or-j
currel
aboartl
last
Saturday!
morn
in
p.
is
at
the
Dry
Dock
for
inspection
by
the
iiisurauce
un-.
derwriter
ami
mvesary
reairs.
Ahum
t'.idlion,
mayor
of
Kit-I
kalla,
was
in
town
this
week
lo
take
delivery
of
his
runabout!
?ashoal
which
was
recently
coin-'
plcted
at
Ihe
Mclean
yards.
The
inslallalion
of
the
.1
h.p.
Fairbanks
eiiKine
was
made
al
ihe
Akerherg-Thomson
shop.
Amos
left
with
bis
craft
on
Tuesday.
Frejjrhlor
Salvor,
owned
by
the)
Halt
Shipping
Company,
arrived!
in
port
on
Thursday
from
Vancouver
with
a
cargo
of
coal
for
the
Albert
-MrCaffery
dock.
The
Salvor
had
a
delayed
paasc
up
Ihe
coast
due
to
encountering
storms
when
allempling
to
cross
lueen
Charlotte
Sound.
I'nion
freighter
Chilkool
left
port
on
Wednesday
for
Slewar?
after
discharging
double
dre-.-cd
lumber
at
the
Albert
-MrCafTef
wharf.
While
here
the
lamer
took
on
lutplier
from
the
same
dock
for
the
government
wharf
which
is
eing
srectl
at
the
northern
port.
The
Prince
John
will
bring
up
350
Inns
of
coal
and
a
carload
of
tile
from
Vancouver
for
Ihe
Albert
-MeCanVry
interests
on
her
lext
trip.
Tugboat
Wigwam,
Capl.
Claud
Kelchum.
is
on
Ihe
Mr
Lean
way
for
general
overhaul.
Considerable
work
is
being
done
on
the
hull
and
new
canvas
is
lining
laid
on
Ihe
pilot
bouse
while
the
whole
boat
will
be
given
a
coal
nf
paint.
Schoouer
ltlugleader,
CapL,
Sollows,
is
on
the
same
ways
for
tverliaiil
prior
lo
being
tied
up
for
the
winter,
Thomas
Crosby
Back
The
United
Church
missionary
bout
Thomas
Crosby.
Capt.
W
Oliver,
with
missionary
Hev.
Bob
Scott
aboard,
which
lefl
here
early
in
October
for
the
purpose
of
having
a
Ir
h.p.
deisel
engine
installed
in
Vancouver
in
piacn
of
the
gasoline
engine,
relumed
north
nt
the
end
of
last
week
slopping
over
al
Swanson
Bay
on
i
In
way
up
I
lie
coast,
l'rou
Swanson
llay
I
he
dual
came'
up
Banks
Island
and
from-
there
crossed
lo
Skidegait.
Capl.
Oliver
says
the
new
engine
is
giving
every
satisfaction
and
whereas
It
post
50c
per
hour
to
run
the
old
engine
for
fuel
ami
lubricating
oil
it
now
only
cost
20c.
With
the
deisel
engine
Ihe
boal
does
a
knots
where
formerly
it
only
did
knots.
The
Thomas
Crosby
is
now
at
(Jueen
Charlotte
Cily
where
n
home
is
being
elected
Tor
missionary
Seolt.
Skipper
Dave
Sluarl,
accompanied
by
Sydney
"Hunter
and
party,
look
u
run
out
oT
Ihe
harbor
on
Thursday
afternoon
In
the
former's
gas
boat,
and
relumed
with
a
couple
of
good
six
ed
bucks.
Cnpl.
.lack
Prcscolt
has
been
busy
this
week
lowing
the
lumber
recently
purchased
by
F.
Hart
from
llio
elevator
contractors,
lo
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Cow
Hay
Kayex.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3S5
with
tbe
gas
boatj
The
Leila
R.
returned
to.
port
last
Saturday,
having
been
over
to
tbe
Uueen
Chariot
le
Is-
lands
with
lieo.
Clothier,
resign
'
mining
engineer,
who
ha.
I
been!
on
a
Irifi
of
inspection
lo
island!
mines.
j
LAND
ACT.
i
Ntlc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lun
Land.
Ia
I'linre
Rupert
Ltml
Rwnrtllnr
Ois-
Irlrt
nt
Prlnrr
Huin-rt.
aud
tttiulr
al
Aw
ii
it
Hay,
Oureu
UltorMtf
Inlands,
II.'
.
TAkK
MITM
I:
that
Mr.
Jinwa
I
Vidian
Slranf.
ot
SunnjiU4o,
Bi'.
urr(iialiiin)
luarrml
i.uii,
Intriid
lu
apply
fur
Ifiif
of
IIm
fill
he
UK
i.tsrrllsl
rurrsbore.
at
A
wiiii
Bay.
Vuwii
i.lurU.II
Islands
B.C.:
,
Cf.iiMiK-nrlnir
at
a
p".M
planted
at
north-'
Ac-1
roriwr
Lot
ISO;
ttieurr
imiMIi
Jfti
Os-t;
tlwwe
-at
610
01,
nniff
or
Ims;
Ihenre
Sflltvcll
irtu
trrt;
tlieiwi?
Mitlt
CMff.
el.
S0
feel;
thenif
weft
IJ'
tl.
un
ur
le
t
Uia
bhrli
uaterj
mailt
of
Awim
Bay;
tltrun.
iHrthrl.v
and;
VMI.rlv
fullfiuinfr
Ou.
mit
hlrh
uater:
mark
8l
fret,
imirp
r
U.
lu
ptilut
"fl
OJirtiienienwiii.
ano
rumaiiiinir
in
arres.
limrf.
w
lr.
M11S.
JA.
FIEI.MWl
STRVM1.
Aiiii-ant
Per
W.
M.
O.
VltrhHI.
Airenl.
.
fMled
urinlx'r
tilth,
It5.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Loato
Land.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
neenrdinir
Il
I
rll
r
Prlnrr
liupert,
ami
situaln
al
siiiniK4i
Hay,
Vumii
chiHmie
Islaml.
B.C.
'TAKE
SOTir.K
Out
OosKO-MIUerd,
Lloiiteil.
nf
VanruMTer.
II.i
..
Iiileml.
tu
aply
for
a
letie
of
Ihe
folhiwlnit
ilen'i
ibrd
UmH:
tauumenrlnx
at
a
post
plant-d
about
15
rhalns.
uiure
ur
le-is,
west
fruni
tiorih
eat
miner
of
Lot
ISIS
iT.L.
8t:si;
Iheori'
norlh
HI
reel;
thence
simlli
ft&fVf.
west
too
feeL
more
iir
les;
Ihrnr,.
Miuttl
(oil
reet
to
tlie
hlrh
water
mark.
In
nurth-easlrrly
illrerllini
im
feL
nraro
or
ksM,
t
the
point
i.m
meiKenient,
and
Cdntalnlnic
ii
(A)
acres
lore
or
less.
r.nssE-viLLKnn.
limited.
Appli,
inl
per
W.
XI.
0.
Mllrhell.
Arm'
rt
.wot,
th
LAND
ACT.
Notk
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Ltat
Land
In
Prlnre
Kupert
land
Berordlnr
Plstrlrl
i.l
Cool
IUni
S,
and
Mtuatr
on
S.sith
harhael
Mind.
TAKE
.lOI'ICC
that
Airred
Swanson,
of
t'linre
Rupert,
wrupllii
Mariner..
Intend
lo
apply
tor
a
leai
of
tho
follow
In
denrrlbed
lands:--
OuimncmliKt
at
a
pt
planted
on
th
viuih
poUU
nt
Souln.
Harluel
Inland;
then
tround
hlh
water
mark
to
th
piilnt
of
roiiiiiieni-emeiit,
and
conlainlnit
CO
arrea,
more
ur
les.
ALFTIED
SWAMSO.t,
Applliant
A.
E.
Wrltht,
Afvnt.
j
Dated
Orobr
!.
LAND
ACT.
Notk
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
District
Land
He
eorctiiif
DHIHrl
of
I'rlnre
Knpert,
and
simile
at
Shannon
Bay.
TAkK
.Mil
ICE
tint
Robert
C
GoRSe
nf
Taneouvrr,
B.C.,
orcupatlon
raniierynian,
liileud
to
apjly
for
a
lra
of
the
fol-)
hcMiir
desrrliied
lJmti:
!
Caiinnieiif
lun
a
I
a
pott
planted
on
an!
unnamed
Island
tylkf
S.CO
dee.
W.
(Ill
rlMln.
more
or
less)
fnm
nouttiwest
ror-!
ner.ur
Lot
laid.
O.C.I.
Banire
5;
Ihenre
roiiowinr
meannerinit
ur
unore
line
oi
nam
loUnd
to
point
of
nMiiiiienrrment,
and
eimlnlnlnt-
U
aeres,
more
nr
leas.
llOHKtlT
C.
IIOSSE.
Anntlrant.
Per
Win.
O.
MltclicU,
Ateut
Diwd
October
tin,
list.
Three
Big
Specials
We
have
just
purchased
25
boxes
of
70-80
Prunes,
new
slock,
at
an
exceptionally
low
price.
We
offer
on
sale
for
$2.50
?5
pound
or
9
lbs.
for
$1.00.
Falmolive
Soap,
per
doz.
95c
50
Boxes
of
California
Table
Figs
have
just
arrived,
llesv
price
per
lb.
25c.
5
lbs.
Tor
$1.00
10
lbs.
for
...
...
..
$1,75
These
specials
are
for
one
week
only
and
ace
exceptionally
good
value.
Don't
forsrel
to
vole
in
Popularity
Contest.
BUY
NOW.
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers
Ltd.
Phone
45.
Bargain
Sale
DRESS
HATS
WINTER
COATS
All
this
Week
"Demers"
House
oT
Quality
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST