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,i
w.mHht
Hint
M'nn-ily
..f
n-h
mi
the
reep
sea
fishinic
grounds
have
been
the
Prime
.an-.'-
i.r
II,,.
1
1
i.i
1
fur
Iwii
il:ivlr
I...,.,
...
,
,
the
lasl
demon-
Wilder
storms
,o
w
prevahn-
......
.
'
Ii..
n..i
s
LjI
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fill
Hie
IimIi
-,f
anil
wilh
(shortening
of
daylight
lulled.
in
III"
Also
a
uunrher
of
)illi
Canadian
and
Aineriean
schooner
have
lied
up
f.ir
the
winter
preparatory
to
the
close
lialiliul
season
coming
nun
cffi'i-t
on
Xov.
15
and
this
action
has
ronse-ituenHy
alTeried
the
landing.
A
Hie
close
season
draw
neare
will
Hie
lxaU
and
pernonnel
f
both
the
Canadian
and
American
fleet
diniiuUh.
However.
prices
ofTeni
on
the1
Fih
Kxchantre
lhi
week,
in
eon.
eijuence
of
the
lior1
litre
in.
freh
halibut
Mtipplie,
have
re-Hiainetl
reniarknlily
firm,
Americano
receiving
around
?'ir
and
He
and
tlanadin
around
18c
and
6c
ff
firnl
and
ernnd
clan?
afchen
repri
t
1
y
.
I"Wiin
Mondav
until
yenlerday
ikmiii
the
dial
f)h
mark
el
mJ
wa
Un:,.
200
pound,
a
vain
of
62,700
lniiiid
over
lb"
aine
period
lal
wek.
'
1
Arrivals
Schooner
market
ins:
calehr
Una
week
from
Monday
until
noon
yesterday
Includeil
the
following.
American:
Foremost,
Allen.
Ivaiihoe,
Trinity,
Reliance
I..
Mariner,
tkannionwelth,
Panama,
Aujriita.
Tatooitb,
Allantie.
Arrww.
I.evialhan.
Kodiak,
Wii-anl
and
Itainier.
Canadian:
Cjkpt
Spencw,
Liv
ingstone
II,
Mayflmrer.
Cape
Ileale.
Ti-rtien,
Mali.
Pair
of
Jacks
ami
Inured
II.
Csnnarlss
Closed
TIh
Skeena
river
oanunrie
have
now
closed
down
entirelv
for
Ho-
V
inter
and
IniIIi
white
and
native
crews
nave
left
for
'I'u-ir
respeetive
homes.
The
ltU
'
moral
cannerv
n
the
las!
or
the
river
to
ceae
operations
All
hopper
have
been
cleared
of
off)
and
only
a
fw
people,
who
will
remain
a
ca
rotators
of
the
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
MHTIIC
I
IIKRKtir
0IVE
Uul
lb
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riunnt
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l-ol
lilu,
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Drpsruarttl.
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Hi.
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LAND
ACT.
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Appll
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uiilii.l
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nmtroanif
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fur
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liiirrsw
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no
ar.
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of
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i
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ntl
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MmiiSMii,
J.
i:iinti
'lie
winter
hand.
new
shoe
ftxexl
on.
months,
is
D.S.T,
Capl.
Jack
and
Margaliee,,
Capl.
-n
Imve
been
laken
un
"ii
Hip
iy
Dock
pontoon
for
i
general
Inokinsr-lo
urinr
in
he-
noil
rx,
i
in
if
nii
iitt
r
n.
.rini..
ti.
ar
In..
I
rib,g
lime
of
the
former
;
boal
s
at
present
in
lh
schooners
in
considerably
rur.'hmhlt
,if
ih.
w.i.i..
i
i
....
...
v.l'lil-
,
ll.-
U
All
lb
Town
It
would
have
paid
the
WhilT
man
jul
a
well
on
Thursday
ouiiiuoc
io
nave
gone
Up
lo
trie
cemetery
and
endeavored
to
pet
some
f,o,j
for
Ihoiiuht.
on
the
Saturday
i.asre
hy
reading
the
loiiihstom-.
as
it
jj,
to
Vft
down
on
the
regular
waterfront
heaL
The
nautical
relenrilies,
almost
to
a
man,
were
all
up
lown
exercising
the
franchise
and
enjoying
the
weather,
while
the
one
or
two
left
to
guanl
the
tide
had
railed
a
political
convention
of
their
own
lo
which
fluthhr
were
noi
invited.
Jark
Lindsay
has
recently
laken
unto
himself
a
swell
new
pleasure
craft
named
Helena
aniM-
rouiii
in
me
iiiruni
cabin.
The
hull
is
at
present
at.
Hie
Ciik
I
lay
creek
ways
and
lli-re
is
likelihood
that
a
18
h.p.
SlRrliim
engine
will
he
installed
in
ilie
near
future.
The
Helena
is
not
unlike
the
Shawallans
in
build.
Canadian
sehooaers
Cape
Spencer
and
Pair
of
Jacks
are
booked
lo
go
up
on
the
Ward
ways
this
Mek
for
general
overhaul
and
hull
(minting.
.Mex
McRae
and
l.
Mrl.
Hun
ter
are
conieinpiaiing
Mking
a
little
trn
day
Jaunt
lo
surround
ing
islands
in
the
hope
of
eollid
ins
with
a
deer
or
Dying
into
a
flock
of
feathered
game
desirous
of
being
dashed
to
pieees.
The
send-off
will
probably
lake
place
over
the
week
end.
Fine
Logs
In
Capl.
Ounner
Hanson,
owner
and
skipper
of
the
power
boat
The
I
ma
II
,
has
been
doing
some
commendable
work
in
the
bush
dip-tag
the
past
week,
having
Joined
forces
wilh
N.
M.
Mclean
nr
securing
logs
for
the
construction
work
on
Ihe
new
P.R.
Yacht
Club
float.
On
Wednesday
the
Tlieltna
11.
came
in
with
a
doien
hefly
log,
secured
from
Ihe
Dennis
Ann
district,
and
llntse
hae
been
yarded
al
Ihe
McLean
yard.
Work
is
now
progressing
on
the
demolishing
of
the
old
wharf
ready
for
the
fixing
in
of
Ihe
new
logs.
,
Si7.i
i
H
PU"i
theimenl
float
there
under
Ihe
dircc-i
iv.rihii
rotwr
of
hi
tny-ror
..'
tOI1
f
Cant.
Johnson.
Al
the
ulH
lliiny
l"
rbsins!
Mer
r.
.-.v
4i.in.
iiwjim
nrlh
eltnl
rjislns
n,rr
nr
!.
U
blh
tlrr
n.ik;
I
!
ii
.rilwiU
ilsi
hilb
it
nwr
lo
rolnl
I
,,f
mnsiMSirrairnl.
soJ
ennlsinlns
Hsnir
pi
arivs.
riUIXEt.1.
S
uiiro.
Inrmi
sih
ID
IStl
RAFFLSt
OR
OAMtS
OF
CHANCE
PROHIBITED
lllvrr
hlih
ru,
flrly
ami
dram
1
into
Tatll
lak
als'iil
lo
and
on
hair
ins
rram
Tim
TTJcnrr
hkwi
P.OK
FTVH
flunrier
will
Join
Ihe
Loufs
Locker
logging
staff
on
I'oreher
Inland.
Twas
A
Sticky
Yarn
Ihe
good
ship
Mar,
little
iinllle.
Just
lo
bear
him
company.
cork,
this
port
and
Melakalla.
Eleanor
Tli
a)
aalleit
Ihe
winter
e:i
Anl
Ihe
skipper
had
taken
a
wee
,Of
(hat
cute
lillle
Jiotlle
of
Joy,
,Ilul
nail
wa
Hie
skipper
j
sadder
Ilie,
male,
When
Hie
lahel
defined
it
Oloy.
Hut
the
skipper,
had
said
slick
In
(lie
ship
Louis
Locker,
the
I'oreher
Is-
mechanical
requirements.
A
cargo
of
one
hundred
Ions
of
cement
arrived
per
the
steamer
Oriffco
for
the
AUerl-Mc-Callery
interests
on
Thursday
consigned
from
ljie
H.C.
Cement
i;o
victoria,
It.u.
tins
slop-
plnye.es
iiient
is
rnr
local
consumption
Launches
Busy
The
public
hire
launches
have
been
busily
engaged
this
week
launch
Dixie
Rupert
was
ovce
lo
Port
Einglou"on
Monday
with
political
speakers.
Power
cruiser
Leila
R.,
flax
ship
of
the
P.R.
Boathouse.
fleet,
left
port
on
Saturday
last
wily
ballot
boxes
for
Ihe
Queen
Char
lotte
Island.
As
the
boat
has
t.
make
the
entire
round
-of
tho
r,rpni
jsianus
ii
win
ie
a
nay
or
so
no
fore
she
gels
back.
II
is
wilh
regrel
wf
report
that
Doc.
Clapperlon,
iroinineiil
mem
ber
of
the
Provincial
government
wharf
staff,
was
admitted
to
hospital
on
Wednesday.
The
gang
look
for
Doc's
speedy
recovery
and
early
return
lo
duly.
Tugboat
Wigwam,
Capl.
Claude
Kelchuni,
left
port
on
Sunday
last
Tor
Massolt
and
Port
Clements
in
connection
wilh
election
duty.
Tugboat
Towena,
owned
and
skippered
by
John
Field,
left
port
on
Tuesday
for
Kilimaat
with
ballot
boxes.
After
hunting
Jt
nfdley
Island
over
last
week
end
Cecil
Morri-
....
,
,
,
..K'n
and
the
Puttnn
Bros,
hai
The
Ihelma
II.
wll
l-.ayft.not.
ffy
aft$n-a
over
inr
wta
run
io
iiiw
in
Oona
River
a
scowload
of
lumber
which
is
to
lie
used
In
Hie
construction
of
a
new
govern-
conclusiiin
of
this
errand
Ihe
WATER
NOTICE.
Olitrilsn
"d
Ui.
TWF.
?IOTIi'.i:
ilul
llrnry
C.
Olffrlrh
.
.hi
r..p
ih,
I
niMirrr
ilold
.MIim
l-ld
.
1ST.,
wltiuu'
tiklrro
U
:nirlns"r,
B.C..
lll
Hf
Ittf
t
llrvii-
to
Ukr
Slid
u
ttl
mi
ri.
rsr
trniiiit
of
iirr
out
"t
Wann
v.irirr
i
iii-iiriiv
niVFt
that
I
hare!
tiille
ulli
of
Ihr
!:nhHHr
Mine.
1
lerrible
loss
up
lown
on
Thurs
day
night
and
doubtless
(he
sym
palhy
of
the
enliro
community
will
be
exlended
lo
him.
Pel
a,
who
has
been
known
for
soino
considerable
time
past
as
the
greatest
nautical
optimist
on
Ihe
waterfront,
from
lb
fact
Iha'
he
always
carried
a
corkscrew
a"
and
hagged
ease.
are
reported
to
be
coming
in
well
in
thai
district.
A
Terrible
Loss
Pete
Salem,
Ihe
man
who
nrig
inaled
Ihe
"b"
in
beer,
suffered
could
he
relied
upon
In
a
and
win
l
umhi
ror
iijon.
:innr
i-
rr
,.
.
.
,
,,.,-
.
of
a
lisuiqei
bihsi
UM"
wifinerr
lolt,
noraiiiM
r
.nine,
miiw.
wuusw
...,.n
are
desrritMHt
a
hmmi
.run
niarked
interest
in
Hie
local
elec
lirtV
Vi'ni,"
1ml
"It
'SS
rt'nW
th
'
"T-
M.,nn
results.
To
get
the
very
P-erTny
sr
news
on
his
favorite
can-
L'ffiirtSVtlanXW!.?
l2TZ
t
a2
i
siii
Sa
of
!
J"im.
didale
he
grabbed
his
best
walk-
ftiK?
B,lck
a,,,,
hiM
fop
11,0
up-
.T.'Di'"...'"...'.
.I'lIlLiL
II
r.
lill
l.
flle.1
in
Ilie
offlre
f
ll
Walsri
nw
dlslripl.
llavinir
nrrive.l
on
,iri
inv
lntlirv
nr
rtirlr.
Tl,i.
sorilisi
il.ai
mil
amtll'
U
or
Jrlie
f
a
value
not
In
rxrrrd
,,,",
III
ail.v
UBiaar
in-ii
inr
itmij
"
atl"
piiriswra,
rrnvldwl
piriiilin
l
rirst
oliialnril
fpom
Ilie
Mayor
of
Umi
City
to
Ih,M
Ihf
same.
W.
II.
VIC.KEIIS.
tin
r.hlrf
of
t'ollm.
00VERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
Nolle
of
Application
for
Br
Lleanaa.
MiTir.K
is
miirnY
oiven
thai
on
Ihe
tatli
iiay
nf
Orlobrr,
Ihe
iint"r
alrnwl
inlrncl
I"
PPI'ly
t
ibe
Uo,"'t
Conlrol
Hoard
for
s
llrrnas
In
.repee
ii,
t,iMinMi
hshir
nart
of
Ins
known
skidrraie
luiardin
Unw
atnl
at
Skldrtan'.
nrs
...n.,1
im
in
in,.
in
inn
tuii'n,
,
-
-
..-
4,
aiTWMllUir
1f!
i.nmniriH
.ii
ntini
niauiru
tin
iuv
a
rrsllrrid
iiiap
or
plan
drpoallml
Jn
the
land
n-riiry
nrrirr
at
iij(
cJr
Prlnrc
IHirrf
and
iinintisred
III,
Tor
ln!
al
or
Iwrr
lv
Hi
sl
nr
by
the
prn
Im.IIIs
for
roinutnpllon
on
III
Premlw.
IUIkI
It
Sklilsral.
H,ri,
tM
9Ui
day
of
HrptHiiiisr,
i'
HiMllth
C.
STEVENS.
Owner,
Appliraul
llriwtrtlsr
at
Itlln
Hi'
(Iblfll
oil
llial
rafflull
ftll
llll
tbe
said
Water
neniriler
or
won
in1
i.oiiipiroiii-r
or
mit
mmn,
l-arllainsnl
Itmlillnts.
Vlilrla,
H.C.
wilh-In
thirty
daja
aflr
th
apiaram-e
of
llil
iioiire
in
lural
nr
iwr.
Tlic
time
nf
the
rinl
publlrailon
of.
IhU
no-lire
It
tho
4
III
day
of
IKIoIht.
!.
i:muxiI:ii
oolu
,xiiks
ltd..
INC.
Henry
(
illrarrlrh.
Stent.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT.
Rtcordlnj
Dlitrlat
of
Tl,lrPh
Crtlk.
TAKK
NOTICE.
Itiat
lnhn
Jaeoh
Towler.
Iiull'llns,
of
Ureal
fllarler,
Sllklne,
run
her,
In-
iroua
iu
sreMr
lor
lirrilliooi
im
yvi-
IOI
n
re
nana
i.
inaj
niiuei
mi
ri
t
i'
(irrit
Gladf-r.
it
(Uiinhri.t
coriirr;
thrnrtt
the
battlefield
he
was
accosted
by
an
old
tllliciim
who
whispered
glad
tidings
in
his
(Pete's)
ear
The
Importance
of
tho
business
on
hand
overshadowed
the
elec
tion
results
for
Ihe
moment
and
arm
in
afm
they
sauntered
to
secluded
spol
in
an
eiidcuvnr
to
find
a
solution
of
Hie
difficulty
Pelo,
as
usual,
.
produced'
the
goods
nnd
the
deed
was
success
fully
accomplished.
However,
disaster
stared
Pete
In
the
facia
.yesterday
morning
when,
pulling
7;
dirteiiSa
Vn
In;'
ll.enre'
In
I
0I
his
best
clolhcs
from
the
TX&X
I"'1
-''"chlng
In
all
inemeineid
mt.
pockets,
Hut
Icrrilile
loss
of
Ihe
u..ru
-"Jjs.
j."
rowua
Icorkscrcw
was
discovered
TERRACE
NOTES
Dave
Wilson
of
Shame-
wan
In
(own
on
Klwlloti
Day.
Owing
lo
Hie.
projected
change
in
Hie
train
service
Dr.
Large
of
llaiellnn
will
henceforth
mak;-his
regular
weekly
visit
to
Ter-rare
on
Thursday,
arriving
oi.
he
morning
Irain
anil
returning
Reil
was
Hie.
Jabc.l
ami
snappy
the
by
Ilie
afternoon
freight
The
sympathy
of
Hie
rninmun-
and
i'y
i
extended
lo
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
C.
Fowler
In
the
loan
of
thei-
w.n
Infant
daughter
Jean
Margaret.
who
i)ad
away
on
Wednemda
afternoon
al
Hie
are
of
evcn
he'd
month.
The
funeral
service
wan
conducted
hy
flev.
T.
J
A
mo!
honest
skipper
will
do.'Marfli
of
Ilie
Anglican
Church
at
Ilie
male
and
Ilie
crew
said
of
3
p.m.
on
rriday,
and
interment
that
we
arc
sure,
.
I
will
he
made
in
the
KiUurnkaluiu
So
Ihey
nluck
him
all
up
wilh
cemetery,
the
slue.
Mrs.
Martin
and.
family
who
have
spent
the
summer
in
Ter-
land
logger,
arrived
in
port-
on
race,
al
the
old
Ilurrison
plare
Wednesday
night
for
ramp
sup-
left
on
Friday
for
Prince
Ilupert,
plies
including
provisions
and
where
they
will
spend
the
winter
wilh
Mr.
Marlin.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Raven,
of
Lakelse,
Hatchery
were
in
lown
on
Thursday.
transporting
ballot
boxes
lo
var-
,nade
the
Irin
by
motor
truck
but
ious
oulside
districts
in
Hie
in-'
found
the
road
blocked
by
fallen
leresls
or
the
Federal
election.
,
trees
in,
many
places.
They
re-polls
for
which
were
held
on
turned
lo
the
lake,
in
Die
after-Thursday.
Launch
Joy
lliril,
noon.
Jack
Cook,
left
port
las'.)
The
hull
which
is
built
on
regu
C,,
Capl.
lar
cnafar
lines,
measures
3
.,
.
allol
boxes
for
O-!
i
The
following
Hatrjierj
em-
made
the
trip
from
l.akelse
Lake
on
Thursday
to
cast
their
voles:
R.
Heecher,
II.
Itrennen,
It.
H.
Eaton.
It.
II.
Mc-liea,
Chas.
Raven
and
Win.
John
ston.
Despite
the
now
they
t
1
,
i.
I
1
r
,
lair
rroii
iiineiro
111
ito-
llaysport
and
ftress
Hall
in
the
evening
of
elec
These
boxes
ijon
day
jn
hear
Ilie
official
re
were
returned
lo
the
city
yeler-iurns
which
were
announced
be
day.
On
Thursday
morning
tho
tween
reel
of
Ihe
moving
pic
Joy
Hint
was
out
to
Shawatlans
(ureg.
Lake
to
bring
in
members
of
Ihe
municipal
slafT
lo
vote.
Capl.
..
E.
Little
and
J.
McLaren
wiok
nas
recenny
seeure.i
mciaine.
down
from
the
new
min-inail
carn-ing
contract
helweenMnK
claims
at
Vanarsdol
on
Thursday
lo
cast
their
vote.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Win.
Hurnetl
en
i
lerlained
a
number
of
their
friends
at
Bridge
on
Wednesday
evening.
Three
tables
played
with
the
highest
scores
for
the
evening
being
made
by
Mrs.
O
T.
Sundal
and
J.
K.
Frost.
Dainty
refreshments
were
served
and
an
enjoyable
evening
spent
by
those
Fred
Wesch
returned
to
Prince
lluperl
on
Friday.
.
Carl
Carison
arrived
Kalum
Lake
on
Friday.
(leorge
Little
returned
Wednesday
from
a
business
to
Smithers;,
'
Tom
Kent,
skeena
City,
in
town
on
election
day.
J.
Burns,
Ainsbury,
lown
on
election
day.
from
Misses
Onnalee
and
Velma
reig
left
on
Friday
for
a
two
weeks
isil
w'ilh
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Meeker
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
Q.C.I,
During
Mrs.
fireig's
ab
sence
Mrs,
Lazelle
is
acting
as
assistant
in
Ihe
Pol
Office.
Mrs.
F.
W.
Holder
and
son
Billy
relumed
on
Wednesday
from
Telkwa
where
they
have
been
visiting
wilh
Mrs.
Holder's
daughter,
Mrs.
W.
W.
Xoonan,
for
the
past
two
weeks.
on
trip
was
W.
R.
Charter
returned
to
Terrace
on
Wednesday
after
spending
the
summer
on
Ihe
coast.
Jas.
Turnbull
left
for
his
home
in
llazellon
on
Wednesday
and
returned
to
Terrace
on
Thurs
lay.
.
.
Fred
Wesch
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
in
Terrace
on
Wednesday
lo
act
as
agent
for
fl.
W.
Mck-
erson
on
election
day.
W.
Jones,
potato
inspector,
Vancouver,
is
at
present
in
(he
district
on
official
business.
was
in
H.
O.
Lincoln,
Vancouver,
nnd
F.
Nairnes,
Seattle,
arrived
in
town
on
Wednesday
and
pro-reeded
to
Kalum
Lake
to
Join
the
parly
of
cruisers
who
left
here
on
Sunday
lo
cruise
Ihe
limber
limits
of
Ihe
Kilsumkalum
Tim:
her
Co.
of
Remo.
J.
D.
Ceorge
Boise,
Idaho,
ns
soate
of
Oovcriinr
Davis,
of
Washington,
D.C,,
arrived
In
Terrace
on
Wednesday.
He
was
met
here
by
Mr.
Davis,
who..has
spent
tho
last
two
months
at
the
The
giri
you
leave
behind
you
Just
stop
a
moment
ami
think
about
the
way
she
spends
her
ilay
that
girl
you
leave
behind
yon.
"
While
you
are
working
she
is
at
home
working
with
her
hands.
Perhaps
washing
the
samy
cups
and
saucers
Hint
she
wash
ed
yesterday
and
will
wash
on
many
tomorrows.
Perhaps
doing
the
week's
washing.
lit
YOUR
work
is
variety
interest
growth;
in
hers
only
diillnes
sameness
stagnation.
Talk
it
over
wilh
the
girl
you
leave
behind
you.
See
how
glad
she
will
be
lo
say
farewell
to
wash
day-
A
fair
trial
of
our
family
services
will
give
your
wife
many
new
hours
for
her
family
and
herself.
Have
her
phone
The
Canadian.
Slcnin
Laundry
and
you'll
be
coming
home
to
more
cheerful
welcomes
from
0
fresher,
happier
girl.
Canadian
Steam
.
Laundry
Phone
8.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
.
Engineers,
Machinist,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
ali
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
238
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBYj
Man.
Dir.
mines
or
me
nopper-iiavis
t.o.
at
Kalum
Lake,
and
on
Friday
morning
both
men
left
for
the
lake.
i
H.
o.
Eraser,
public
school
inspector,
(is
at
present,
in
the
district
on
a
visit
of
inspection
to
Ihe
several
schools
around,
Terrace.
Cartlflcal
Spokin
Mineral
LAND
ACT.
In
the
Atlln
Land
nitrlrt
of
Cauiar.
TAKE
Poller,
NOTICE
that
I.
of
New
York.
N.Y.
MINERAL
ACT.
Ellphlet
Not!
.'.SJ
orru-
ojimui
broker.
Int?nds
to
aiipiy
for
per
mission
to
purchase
tbe
fullowlDK
de-
acrlbed
land:
,
UuumeiH-niR
at
a
po't
planted
about
ID
rtuln
aoulb
of
Ilarlne'a
I'olnl
on
lh
wesi;
side
r
Ttitlsh
Lake,
about
eleten
mllesi
soulb
or
I
tie
Yukon
boundary
llm';
thence:
west
to
rhitlns;
llienrr
north
10
rbalnt;
ihenre
east
39
rlialo.
thence
toutherly
fullowlnr
alon
the
shore
line
of
Tairiti
Lake
lo
point
or
rimimenrement,
aaid
parrel
rontalnlnr
l
arres,
nMire
or
less.
KUI
IlLtT
NOTT
COTTER.
Applicant
Tred
Lawiou,
A
rent
nai1
not
1ih.
Sit
of
lmproamstt
Claim,
illuile
In
the
Atlln
Mlnlnr
Division
nr
r.assiar
niitrlrt,
cm
tlw
west
aide
nf
Blr
Horn
niver
lo
toe
east
or
anq
lojaunui
ine
Edwin
Mineral
Claim.
tiis
siiTirR
ihal
I.
Fred
Lawson.
arenl
ror
Ames
S
Ijwson,
Tree
Mlner'al
rertirirau
No.
70TUC.
Intend
.
Utv
div
trom
the
dale
hereof,
to
applr
to
the
iMlnlna
neroHer
for
a
Cerliriote
or
Im
provement,
ror
the
purpose
nr
oniainini
a
Crown
Orant
or
the
above
claim.
And
rurthor
tike
notice
that
action,
under
ecllon
J7.
mul
be
commenced
be
fore
tbe
lMie
of
inch
Certlflcalo
of
Im
prnvcnieiist.
Dated
this
SOih
da
of
limit.
A.D
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apoit
ts
Laait
Land
In
Prince
nmsrt
Ind
Iteeordlnr
District
of
coat
Ninte
s.
and
situate
on'
North
llncliael
Inland.
TAVE
NOTf.E
that
Alfred
Snanson,
of
Prince
Ilupert.
occupation
Mariner..
In-Hnd'
In
apply
Mr
a
leaie
of
the
follow
Inr
described
land:
rotmnenclnr
at
pot
blanled
on
the
soulb
point
of
North
Itarhael
Inland:
then
amund
tilth
water
mark
In
the
point
of
nuninenreinent,
and.
rontalnlnt
Sli
acre,
more
nr
le.
,Lrni!D
SWAN
SON,
AppllranL
A.
E.
Wrthl,
AlfDU
Piled
OctoUr
tth.
tm.
i
I'riac
hupirt.
B.C.
Night
Phones
6S7
539
Gr.
238
Black
735
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
additional
machines
for
'.he
manufacture
of
'
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
in
slock.
Save
handling
charges
by
buying
direct
from
the
source
of
supply.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
...
$C.OO
Hair
load
53.00
Large
sacks
50o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
,
$6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
TIRES
A
25
per
cent
advance
In
prices
has
just
taken
effect.
For
the
balance
of
October
we
will
sell
at
old
prices.
Save
money
by
buying
now.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite.
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
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