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DAILY
EDITION
Justice
Wins
Out
v
In
Recent
Case.
Attempts
are
often
made
to
eeure
the
liberation
of
prion-ers
through
technicalities
in
the
law.
Lawyers
who
study
sum
things
are
paid
high
fees
In
gel
iher.i
off.
An
attempt
was
made
this
a
lot
oi
men
who
have
been
sent
up
for
elling
drugs.
Happily
the
applications
were
refused.
Nothing
can
so
easily
bring
the
law
into
contempt
a.
Ihe
acHwi
of
judges
in
vonvlruiiig
it
in
such
a
manner
as
to
defeat
the
ends
or
jnliee.
To
let
a
criminal
free
because
some
magistrate
has
not
followed
the
proper
court
procedure
in
some
small
matter
is
hardly
justice.
The
people
who
have
been
freed
have
usually
been
those
who
earn
big
money
by
illegal
means
and
who
are
in
a
position
to
pay
big
fees
(o
lawyers
lo
get
them
off.
Echo
Of
The
Past
At
Witchcraft
Trial.
At
the
witchcraft
trial
just
concluded
here
we
are
reminded
that
only
a
few
years
ago
our
forefathers
believed
in
witchcraft
and
alleged
'witches
were
publicly
burned
by
good
Christian
people.
In
lhoe
days
it
Was
a
misfortune
for
a
girl
to
be
jiarlicii-larly
beautiful
or
clever
and
it
was
even
dangerous
for
a
man
to
have
much
brains.
'
,
Today
we
look
with
horror
far
north
and
wonder
how
Mm.,
V
-
...v.-.
sildy
have
tortured
a
boy
under,
an.
evil
st'tirit
..
88.
86
Saturday,
August
22,
1925.
week
to
secure
the
liberation
.f
on
the
crime
committed
in
the
.ifirrru.iu.i
....
..i.i
wv.Qlui,l
LIVIMIIIF
I
I
M
I
111
JHPS
siipiejoii
of.
being
pos.etl
of
'
"
'
of
the
line
with
running
M00OCI
Of
C0ttH0
uo
kmim.iummi
owewa
iun
Hate
Those
Whom
'
We
Have
Injured.
If
we
have
injured
a
person
we
hate
them.
Afer
the
lad
in
the
far
north
had
been
cruelly
done
to
death
by
he
Indian
woman
she
tried
'to
strike
him
with
-a
stick,
the
evidence
showed.
That
of
course
was
a
horrible
lhing4
but
it
is
simply
carrying
to
extreme
what
is
common
ju
life;
If,
a
person-
is
injured
by
another
lhal
person
becomes
an
objecl
of
hale.
We
are
slill
very
prinii.
live
in
oiir.eniolions.
Failure
To
Agree
On
Joint
Operation.
The
failure
or
the
Canadian
National
mid
(1P.1L
railway
heads
to
agree
on
a
policy
for
joint
operation
of
the
E.I).
B.C.
railway
running
from
Edmonton
into
the
Peace
River
district
seems
to
indicate
that
in
all
probability
the
C.P.R.
will
hold
on
to
the
line,
which
it
is
still
operating.
The
latter
company
is
not
much
inclined
to
joint
operation,
it
is
retried,
unless,
it
gets
some
definite
advantage
from
doing
so.
There
are
slill
rumors
that
the
C.P.R.
has
its
eye
on
Prince
Rupert
iUmi
that
the
rnmiianv
michl
!.
willinir
In
i-imii!ii
proposal)!
to
lake
over
this
section
i
ignis
irom
Mimoiiion
lo
Jasper,
u
it
look
over
Uiis
line
it
would
then
be
inclined
lo
take
more
active
steps
toward
the
development
of
the
Peace
River
country.
Australia
Is
Busy
'
Attracting
Immigrants.
,k
',
Australia
is
biis',iitiiUjg;ievvininiigrat.il!i-Jo''that
fount
rv.
She
has
an
arrangement
with
Ihe
steamship
compartics'liy
which
steamship
fares
are
made
vei'V
low
mill
the
result
ii
Hull
lliiiwn
going
overseas
from
Britain
make
their
way
jo
Australia
instead
of
to
Canada.
They
are
attracted
also
by
ihe
extensive
advertising
done
by
Hie
Australian
government.
Large
appropriations
are
made
by
Australia
lo
bring
about
-settlement
or
the
country,
realizing
that
future
prestige
and
prosperity
depends
upon
having
a
large
and
stable
population.
i
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT."
BEST
PROCURABLE
POTTUD
a
6UANUIDjy
tgl
fA1
MAM
niwiemtii
The
Original
Label
look
for
t
at
the
Vendors
and
Insist
on
PBANT'S
BE8T
PROCURABLE."
Tbis
ntlverllHenpint
is
not
published
or
displnyed
by
the
Litptor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
fiovcrnmcnt
of
Urilish
Columbia
BUYERS'
WEEK
ALL
ARRANGED
l
Those
Who
Spend
$100
Here.
Will
Have
Fares
Refunded
Huyeis"
Week,
the
first
cif
what
ad
.
lllfUfrl
if
is
intended
to
he
an
annual
event,
However,
if
the
yrnlict
was
man-js
being
arranged
by
the
Prince
UlaiigljterjUie
Indc
could
eser-lltii.ert
Itefail
Merchants
lo
take''''"1
his
disdreli.m.
'Over
the
ntace
this
year
durinir
Kxliihitinnl
week.
Out
of
town
buyers
who?
purchase
during
the
Fair
wcek!
not
less
-than
IU0
worth
goods
frijiu
the
merchant
lants
cerned,
will,
hate
their
fares
refunded
before
they
leave
'town
and
in
addition
will
he
the
quests
of
the
merchants
at
a
tianipiet
on
Thursday,
Sept.
10,
ami
'
a
dance
on
Friday
besides
launch
Irips,
etc.
to
make
their
visit
the
more
pleasant.
All
the
out
ijf
town
buyers
have
lo
do
is
register
at
Ihe
board
nf
trade
rooms
when
Ihey
arrive.
deposit
Iheir
receipt
for
trans
pbrtation
paid,'
and
Ihey
will
he
supplied
with
a
Buyers'
Honk
in
which
will
he
recorded
Iheir
various
purchases.
If
these
pur
chases
amount
lo
the
sum
of
l0,
when
.the
book
is
turned
in
l
the
secretary
at
the
board
of
trade
rooms,
the
amount
of
the
fare
paid
by
Ihe
buyer
will
lie
re.
funded
al
once.
It
Is
expected
that
many
out
of'
town
buyers
will
take
advantage
of
this
inducement
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
from
the
interior
apil
coast
points
at
little
expense
And
as
il
is
Exhibition
week,
they
will
have
a
real
holiday,
loo.
as
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
merchant
will
d(.
Iheir
utmost
In
make
Iheir
visit
a
pleasant
as
pusi-i
hie.
WITCHCRAFT
TRIAL
ENDS
IN
CONVICTION
O
F
INDIAN
WOMAN
OF
MANSLAUGHTER
(Continued
from
Page
t)ne).
the
rireiimslauee-
of
Hie
ease
would
warrant.
Defence
Argument
K.
F.
Jones,
counsel
for
th
ilefenee,
arvued
that
intent
must
lip,
proven
to
convict'
of
murder
and
siijrscsied
thaUjnlrnl
or
Cieij
ri-aiixaiion
oi
t'llill
Hail
not
heen
proven
n
n
rase.
The
'in-
dllions
ami
customs
under
which
accused
had
lived
mus'l
he
taken
iiilo
consideration.
The
testi
mony
of
Inspector
Sandys-
Wllllsch
ill
this
connenlifiii
li.nl
been
invaluable
lo'lhe
defence
well
as
to
the
crown
and
he
eon-irrafulalril
Inspeclor
W'unseli
on
(lie
manner
in
which
the
evi
dence
had
been
obtained
and
the
case
preseuled.
The.
inspector'
evidence
had
been
thai
these
were
the
most
degenerate
Indians
he
had
ever
seen
and
that
the
act
of
F.dic
had
been
merely
to
drive
out
the
evil
spirit
in
Moc
casin
ralher
lliait
to
actual'.
v
kill
him.
Was
it
not
reasonable
lo
suppose
thai
(he
iulentipn
was
to
release-Moecasin
as
soon
as
Ihe
spirit
was
helieved
lo
hse
departed?
deferring
lo
justification
Ilia!
had
been
allowed
for
Ihe
killing
witches
from
the
time
of
Mows
in
Ihe
Old
Testament
down
to
comparatively
modern
times,
Mr.
Jones
asked
if
it
were
Just
that
the
natives
should
bo
punished
for
an
act
that
wan
condoned
in
statutes
lh.it
were4sllll
unrepeal
e((
although
they
liilghl
have
become
obsolete.
If
F.die
believed
that
she
was
obeying
the
dictates
of
a
witch
doctor,
she
was
meic
ly
as
an
instrument
in
his
hands
especially
since
the
guilt
o
Itiy
Alec
had
already
been
proven
It
had
heen
brought
out
in
I
ho
evidence
thai
Fdie
had
al
first
not
wanted
In
lie
up
.Mnecism
hut
had
done
so
only
after
iiav
iiitt
heen
repeatedly
counselled
lo
do
il
hy
her
witch
doctor.
II
l'die
was
guilty
of
manslaughter
so
were
Ihe
Jews
of
old
Hihlo
limes
who
had
acted
on
the
counsel
of
Moses
lo
put
witches
lo
death.
Hit?
Alec
In
her
case
had
been
as
Moses
was
lo
Ihe
Jews.
Mr.
Jones
asked
the
Jury
lo
seriously
consider
the
statement
of
crown
counsel
that
due
meiey
would
be
shown
hy
the.
crown
In
the
event
of
a
verdict
of
guilty
being
relumed.
True
the
death
senleneo,
in
event
of,
a
vcrdii'l
of
murder,
might
be
commuted
(o
one
of
life
Imprisonment,
ltnl
even
five
years
In
the
penllenli-ary
might
kill
Ihe
accused,
ac-citslomed
as
the
was
to
life
in
Hie
wilds.
Was
Ihe
Jury
golna
to
cause
tier
lo
sulfer
torture
for
committing
an
act
thai
sli.-hud
considered
was
right
and
her
duly,
thn
consequences
of
which
she
could
nnl
possibly
un
derslamlf
tmler
all
the
circuni
glances
of
the
case.
Mr
Junes
1
appealed
to
tfif
jury
fQTanMs
missal
in
ipo
ra'.
Judge's
Address
At
the
outsej,
m
his
charge
t"
ihe
jury.
Mrvjusijrr.
.
A.
Mp-
Donald
stated
that
it
wlis
the
jdul'y
of
Hi
Jury
only
1i
deal
..-,11,
hip
r.nn.l
ri.
do'iv
uf
Jlie
....
.
,r
YVI
-,..-
judge
was
tolepnc
the
lay.
If
a
verdict'
of-
murder
were
re
turned,
tie
had
"'
choi.e.
.-oily
whole
rriUrLA,llowcve&'
was
tltc
higher
aeciifl'.
fn
wliosej
-
Mjh.ere
canitiAhe
dispehs.il
km
of.
.oflmerfy.
A'UMd.
HJs
ursiiii
eon-aid.
wax
alnrt-f
"
like
a,
'ehildj
hut
children
Jiad
ta
wiilppedt
and,
hy
Ihe,
saMtcfriujipIe
ig
noranl
pehpla
riiust
I
punlslied.!
IftiKdieliad
niteUlI
to
kill
Moertisln
o
w-
so
reekless
a-lo
commit
an
itc!
that
she
knew
mifrht
result
in
his
death,
then
she
was
ifiiilly
!
murder.
Il
was
no
excuse
for
l'die
to
say
thai)
Rig
Alee
hail
told
her
to
commit
Hie
act.
Such
excuses
were
idd
as
the
ages.
Il
had
been
sueti
an
exefise
thnt
liail
ben
advanced
by
,dain.
"wlin.'
afier
eating
the
apple
he
li.iil
itTenIJ
lo
Ihe
leosil
as
ins
excuse,
Ihe
Woman
Thou
i
ies
Me."
'
If
Ihe
ury
h.
Iieved
thJit
Hte
had
intended
to
drive
the
evil
spirit
out
of
Moccasin
then
she
was
guilty
or
man;
laiigtor
pm-vbling
always
"llial'lter
act
had
heen
eslabli'ljejl
as
the
cause
oJ
iloeeasin
s
.ileal
h.
rjj:e
llitcj.i
also
lie
excused
on
the
ground!
of
insanity
in
which
c
i)
would
t
the
duty
of
the
jury
In
brihii
in
a
.'.special
enllet
oi
'guilty
but
Insaue,"
vwhep
Hie
duties
of
the
ju.lue
would
be
dif-
ren'iit
man
tliey
oitierwise
woui
l
I.e.
Thai
Hflle
hail
fialiied
the
seriousness
-t
ybat
.she
had
done
was
indicated
by
what
sh"
hint
told
witness...
and
the
state.
Uienl
she
had
made
before
Inspector
W'uns.
h
whom
h
e
thought
-
had
taken
every
pre
caution
in
warning
her.
Thei
iva.
as
well,
a
factor
in
Hit'
statement
that
might
he
taken
in
her
favor,
namely
that
Hi?
Alee
had
counselled
her.
In
tie
'Moccasin
up.
Counsel's
Suggestions
Mr.
Jones
asked
Ui;11Iib
Jury'
lV
inslrucled
wih
repet
to
llf
fact
lhal
Hi?
Alec
had
insisted
that
Moccasin
be
tbd
uji.-
Mr.
I'atmorc,
in
reply,
uted
it
ha
I
il
was
no
excuse
for
Kdie
that
Hi.i
Alec
had
influeiMied
,
her
and.
furthermore,
that
il
was
no
ex
cuse
that
.Moccasin
bail
voluntarily
submitted
to
hcinn
tied
it
lhal
wiugeslion
-were
offered.
Mr.
Jones
su?i'eslei
that
Hig
Alec'
iuslruclions
might
affect
Ihe
ueslion
of
intent.
His
Lordship,
with
reserxalions,
con
curred
in
counsels'
surest
inn.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
Fgs
ten
million
years
old
hao
been
found
in
Mongolia,
says
n
news
despatch,
i'lial
is
notliiri..
I
have
eiiten
in
country
restaurants.
Starbeams
asks
,
why
Is
the
Canadian
HikIi
('onuuissiunei
like
a
o6p
on
a
pienio?
lie
answers
it
by
nayilfg
Jiecauso
he
is
p.
i
V.
AMm.fi
i
Wlieu
inolor
biiuL
iwnnrk
tdav
basehuli'
Hie.
batlerfesil'
will
be
F.xide
and
Willard.
There
Is
an
election
coming.
and
so
is
Christmas
The
advertisements
ay
play
ing
the
saxaphone
Is
easy,
but
il
mentions
nothing
about
listening.
'
When
jhe
harvest
is
over,
some
of
the
nin
wili
need
a
bath,
so
I'jlmnnton
in
proposing
to
keen
open
one
of
hep
"pools
during
Ihe
winter.
I
wish
I
had
enough
money.
I'd
When
The
Children
Are
Troubled
With
Summer
Complaints
GIVE
THEM
vsr3Hl
And
you
will
La
trr&Mv
mmrWI
to
find
out
bow
quickly
thry
will
be-
come
relieved
cf
their
trouble.
;
This
prepsration
hss
been
on
tbi
'
market
lor
the
pat
eighty
yenrg.
i-ut
up
only
by
the
T.
Wilbura
Co
Um.KToiti.to.OaU
-Distributors
for-
K9L9RED:
SHINGLES.
buy
a
fair
ticket
mid
help
one
the
students
to
win
Iit
wa
In
fame
Vwle
for
tne,
boy.
They
always
tell
me
I
don't
know
anything,
so'
if
I
gel
that
fife
hundred
dollar
kcludarnhip
I
shall
o
to
school
again.
Oh
Adeline,
eet
AriflHue,
To
vole
for
ym
I
always
mean.
Hut
Catherine
is
a
dainty
peach:
Alerla,
Ion,
ha
Iim4s
and
speech
Laura
can
dance
and
wear
them
swell,
PW
which
tn
vote
I
cannot
tell.
And
Arthur
U
Ihe
only
boy.
I'll
ote
the
lot.
oli
jo
!
oh
Joy!
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
Iok.IU,v
it.
Hell,
city:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H;
Jone
Nanainio;
F.
W.
HadctiftV.
f'.aljrary:
J.
S.
Hriimtis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
It.
:awsNm,
vv
W.
(tlark.
F.
II.
tiur-rie.
Oeorge
Ho.,
F,
I..
Hender-oit,'
K.
Waldron.
A.
11.
Mcltae
anif
K.
L.
MeIjod.
Vncour:
W.
II.
Hell,
Filmonlon;
lr.
and
Mrs.
C.
II.
t:iay..nyox;
Mr.
and
Mr.
I-:,
HackuiK,
rfnd
K.
li.
Mc-lUiUavh.
Wiunipeu;
II.
L.
I
lame-well
and
on.
Verdun,
Uueliec;
W.
Miir-haiii.
Telegraph
I
'reek:
.tallies
lijnb,
ilasslar;
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
J.
F.
Iiutbie
and
Miss
Helen
Dullue.
Seal
lie;
T.
A.
Sanduon.
llaysioe;
H.'F.
Shader.
Victoria;
J.
F.
Saiorster.
Xew
Wetniln-sler;
A.
King,
Terrace;
H.
O.
Atelibcon.
Claxlon;
H.
Van
Zeipcl
t'ortlarHl,
dre.
Central
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
(ietove
Oonlon,
Melieine
Hut;
l.
J.
Mcpherson
and
tUn
Margaret
.
Mcpherson.
I'a.ndena.
Oak;
Miss
II.
Win-riie
and
Mrs.
J.
Winstone,
Aiyansh;
A.
McQuilken.
North
Vancouver;
S.
F.
McKay.
Lungwort
h;
Johh
A.
Macdonab),
Cal
gary;
H.
H.
llocktailer
and
family,
11
mon
km;
ellfe
K.
Hatesv
Lo
eland,
Colorado;
Dan
Loot.
Clem
Loot
ami
Jim
Loot,
l.ianl
I'ost;
V.
D.
Smith
1
V.
Cumin
i
n
g
indLPb'j'
Advertle
In
the
Dallr
News
LAND
ACT.
nonce
or
inienuon
10
ppiy
io,
Lease
Land
tnLand
Itrcording
Dltrict
of
Prince
Ilupcrt.
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Hay,
Massed
Inlet,
Q.fl.
Islands,
JI.O.
.
Take
Notice
that
flosse-MII
lenl,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
H.n,
ocuiipatlon
Salmon
Canners,
In
lends
to
apply
for
a-
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
Ihencc
south
3
chains;
Ihcnce
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2
chains;
thence
wcsl
10
chains
to
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
Ihencc
south-8
chains;
thenco
west
10
chains;
thence
north
20
chains;
thence
past
2
chains,
more
or
less,
to
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shore
line
to
point
qf
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
fiOSSH-MILLimn,
LTD.
Applicant,
I'er
Wm.
O.
Mitchell,
Agent
Dated
June
2(Uh.
ir25.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
t0
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Ile-cordlng
District,
of
Prince
Un.
peri,
ami
situate
about
two
miles
inn
northerly
direction
froml
Oraham
Island
Iiriiiai.
rnt,.mi...
Tnkn
0
v,.io.
V,
"'""""
i,.,,
,Uco
U,al
Langara
v
ranking
Companyi
.Limited,
of
Maxell.
H.t,
occu
1
Agent$
for
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Spruce
Sltplap,
$15,03
ptr
M
Ctdar
V
Joint
Check
CtJor
Fustic
Ctdar
Channel
Fust'c
Cedar
Boat
Lunbet
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ld.
Phones
116
and
117
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
budding
next
door
to
Frixletl
Hutchcr
Shi.
from
the
Kniprcss
Hold
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
Jame
Zarelll
Proprietor
;iation
Packers,
intends
to
apply
or
lease
of
the
following
(!-eribetl
lans:
Commencing
at
a
post
plnnted
io
miles
In
a
northerly
direction
irom
Hooney
PoinL
Masett
In--let',
Oraham
Inland,-Hritish
Col
umbla;
thence
easterly
five1
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thenee
-
northerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chain;
thence
westerly
five
chains:'
thence
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
rhams,
more
or
less,
lo
point
of
i
commencement,
and
containing
1
eighty
acre,
more
or
!.
LANUU1A
FISHLMJ
A
PAf.KLSO
l'At'.KIXa
.
LTD.
Applicant,
Per
K,
H.
Simpson,
Agent:
Dated
June
13th.
1025.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
I
.and
Ho-
porting
District
of
Prince
Uu
pert,
and
situate
about
one
and
a
hair
miles
eat
of
Masnetl
Lighthouse
at
Ihe
mouth
of
Mat-sett
Inlet,
flrabnm
Island,
Hrlt-ih
(Vdumbla.
TAKK
NOTICK
(hat
Langara
Fishing
.V
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Victoria.
H.C.,
occupation.
I'aeker.
Intends
lo
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
al
a
pout
planted
I
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot!
flevou,
Uraham
Island,
Urilish
Columbia,
about
one
and
a
half;
miles
easl
of
Massed
Liirhlhousoi
at
Ihe
mouth
of
.Massett
Inlet.
Graham
Island,
Hrlfish
Columbia;
thence
northerly
five
chains.
more
or
less
In
low
water
mark
thence
westerly,
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
bun-1
dred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or;
less,
io
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
LANflAHA
FISHINn
&
PACKINH
HO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
I!.
II.
Simpson,
Aenl.
Dated
Juno
lOlh,
102.V
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention,
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Uncording
District
of
Prince
Ilupcrt,
and
situate
nl
Hooney
Point,
Oraham
Island,
HritUh
Columbia.
Take
Notice
Hint
Langara
Fishing
A
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Masett,
H.C,
occupation
Packers.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
J
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
al
Iloohey
Point.
Oraham
Island,:
Hrillsli
Columbia;
Ihenco
nor-j
Ihcrly
five
chains,
more
or
loss,)
lo
low
wnlcr
mark;
thenco
west-.
Tly
along
low
water
mark
otto!
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thenco
southerly
five
chains;
thenco
easterly
one
hundred
aid
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
point
of
commenceujent,
and
containing
g
y
acrcrnioro
or
less
PACKING
PACKING
CO.
LTD,
Applicant
pPP
v
ii
fiimnson
Airent
"
Dated
Juno
m,
!
S
4.
t
wtwaadw
iiuriiiwiriifd.
fltnagy.-j,-.-.
m
Big
Aisortment
of
Finest
Quality
Silk,
Satin
Velvet,
Crepes,
Taffeta,
Flannels,
Serges,
ele..
al
rca
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
y""
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
...
M
Half
load
JIN
La
rue
auck
.
.
DRY
BIRCH
I'er
load
$-M
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
6S0
Nloht
cr
Di
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
HAVE
YOUR
F
REMODELLED
AND
REPAIRED
B.
C.
FUR
Co,
Third
Avenue.
Phones
Day,
Green
120.
Night,
Black
709.
P.O.
Box
235.
Phone
20
Richard
Garreli
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
A
CO.
Specialising
In
i1
-r,d
Canal
Mining
stc
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Timber
lor
Sale
On
Lob
t77t
a
llntigo
5
Coast
li
Price
2,finn.na
on
T-
limber
It
.stibjcc'
flnvl.
slumpage
chn
Apply
T,
S.
ANNANDALE,
New
Westmln""'