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DAILY
F.D'ITIO
93
s
S6
Thursday,
August
27,
1925.
Knockers
Club
At
Same
Old
Game.
When
we
were
all
trying
to
get
an
elevator,
the
grouchers
stood
hark
and
said
we
would
never
succeed.
Now
Unit
it
is
lining
built
I
hey
stand
hack
and
say
it
will
never
be
used.
When
wheat
is
pouring
through
il
and
we
are
all
buy
as
bee,
the
same
little
hand
of
knockers
will
stand
bark
and
spit
and
tell
tis
we
shall
die
young
if
we
work
so
hard.
Take
Easy
Money
From
Local
Lambs.
During
Hie
iat
few
weeks
the
city
lias
been
flooded
with
dock
sellers
offering
shares
iu
all
sorts
uf
companies,
mostly
in
the
east
or
south.
TJiey
cnnie
in
here
without
anything
to
show
that
their
propositions
are
really
genuine
and
the,
baud
out
the
usual
lino
of
talk
by
means
of
which
they
get
away
with
the
money.
Based
on
experiences
of
the
wl,
those
who
have
put
up
their
hard
earned
cash
can
wish
il
goodbye
and
gel
down
.to
work
again
and
earn
another
stake.
The
probability
is
their
money
is
gone
to
bolster
up
some
concern
that
will
never
pay
dividend
and
Ihe
slock
will
gradually
dwindle
jn
value
until
ft
disappears
frujii
the
slock
lists
altogether.
Such
is
at
his
tory
aim
sum
is
likely
to
be
the
history
or
Hie
rulure..
i
We
have
staled
before
and
we
state
it
again
(bat
stock
which
has
to
be
peddled
around
the
country
is
usually
of
little
value.
It
seldom
pays
dividends.
There
have
been
exceptions
but
not
one
occurs
to
us
just
now.
Yet
we
remember
dozens
that
have
proved
valueless.
Loai'ed
Against
The
Investor.
Slock
that
is
suld
through
travelling
salesmen
is
purely!
speculative
and
cannot
be
considered
an
investment
II
is
loaded
Worse
than
a
horse
race.
To
tiegiu
with,
the
cost
of
selling
the
slock
runs
anywhere
from
twenty
to
forty
per
cent
whereas
at
the
races
only
ten
per
cunt
is
deducled
by
the
operator.
No
legitimate
business
can
stand
such
a
handicap
at
the
start
Those
who
are
in
business
today
know
that
if
they
pay
five
per
rent
on
their
investment
they
aro
doing
well.
That
is
when
the
whole
of
the
capital
actually
goes
into
tho
business.
If
only
sixty
or
seventy
per
cent
actually
reaches
the
treasury
the
condition
is
worse.
People
who
know
nothing
of
business
imagine
that
groat
prorils
are
made
and
that
all
they
have
to
do
is
to
get
on
the
"inside."
Unfortunately
such
is
nol
the
rase.
Profits
nn
any
legitimate
business
are
small
and
if
tweidy
Or
thirty
per
cent
of
the
investment
is
taken
at
the
start,
the
remainder
cannol
expert
to
pay
any
uiviueixis.
neniemiter
mere
is
only
one
Jlenry
Lord
in
Ihe
world,
lie
is
n
genius.
Freezing
Out
To
-Be
Contended
With.
In
addition
to
the
fihllnaxy;
ntorlnlity
of.
business,
tho
small
stockholder
has
to
conlen'd
with
Ihe
bfg
ilvestilrs
that
control
the
big
plants
ami
freeze
out
the
olhers.
There
irc
a
number
of
plants
in
Canada
and
even
iu
British
Columbia
not
n
thousand
miles
from
home
thai
have
never
paid
a
cent
of
dividend
to
Stockholders
mill
vim
seem
In
lie
iimitierin2
Vwtmnlitxnc
lliui
have
about
ns
much
value
as
wall
paper,
not
a
cent
more,
so
far
as
iiKeiy
reiurns
nr
concerned.
Sporting
Chance
In
Gold
Mine
Promotion.
!
Iu
a
gold
mine
promotion
the
shareholder
does
have
a
sporting
chance,
because
ir
the
mine
is
proved
rich
il
overcomes
even
the
handicap
or
expensive
floatation.
Many
people
have
made
money
by
speculating
in
that
wny.
Pulling
money
inlo
n
mine
is
nol
investing.
II
is
speculating.
It
is
taking
a
chance.
But
Ihere
i
a
chance,
whereas
the
industrial
concern
11ml
nk
for
your
money
and
pays
a
blgipromolion
commission
probably!
never
will
and
never
can
iay
any
tlividcnd
and
your
cash
is
gone
just
as
ir
yon
had
llirowu
it
mlo
the
sea.
'B.C.
Silver
and
Other
Mines
of
Promise
in
Salmon
River
j
'
Valley
Described
in
Report
i
(Hy
fi.
A.
Clothier,
Resident
Kngiiicer
I
J
The
B.C.
.Silver
Mines
Ltd.,
organised
in
1.M.
wilh
a
capitalization
of
I,
.".00,00(1,
divided
into
l.00,000
J.hnre,
owns
ft
group
or
eleven
mineral
claims
north
of
and
adjoining
the,
hold-
nigs
or
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Company.
Iiuring
llp
Iflstt
:
three
years
Hie
company
has
done
over
.1
mile
of
underground)
work
and
several
thousand
feet
of
diamond-drilling.
Tvo
,rn1'
I
nets
have
Iteen
driven.
The
lower
one
wis
started
on
the
Oak-'
villi
Fraction
ami
driven
1,050
feet
to
iutore.l
a
conUnttatioii!
of
(lie
Premier-nre-xonc
to
the!
-
i
-
norllt.
Afimil
I.OiUI
f''l
of
drin-
was
then
done
on
tills
nine
without
satisfactory
results,
l.asi
year
an
upper
tunnel,
2i
leei
vertically
higher
than
tlio
No.
I,
was
ilrtven
720
feet,
from
which
two
rrossnils
were
run
soulli
and
one
to
I
he
north
in
iiinin"iii
......
...
.
.
feet
iu
width.
Ten
teet
of
the
drill-core
averaged
22.80.
13
feel
averaged
30,
and
!)
feet
av-'
erajtwl
$10
In
Ihe
ton.
The
whole
ore-Itinly
is
of
commercial
grade.
Further
drilling
i
being
pushed
ahead
lo
determine
Ihe
exlcnt
of
this
ore-body.
C.
A.
Banks
is
manager
and
C.
B.
North
in
charse
of
the
work
al
the
mine.
Sliver
Crest
The
Silver
Cresl
Mines,
Ltd.,
was
incorporated
Jn
October,
toil),
wilh
a
capitalization
of1
500,000,
divided
inlo
2,000,000
(ilmriw
ntlil
lltotV
kAP
the
Silver
rtllHfi
Khinp
iW
i
VJeven
Cmwn-
'ranfeif
innefal
claims.
They
an?
siluatiNl
on
the
south-east
side
of
Mount
Dihvortli
tit
the
head
of
Hie
Salmon
lliver
valley.
In
PJ20
some
twenty-four
open
euls
wTcn
put
in
under
the
su-
Mcrvisinn
of
P.
W.
llacey,
M.K.
No
wor
has
been
done
on
the
claims
since
then
until
last
year,
when
several
open
cuts
were
made
and
two
tunnels
drixen,
wilh
Seymour
Campbell,
the
or
iginal
slaker
of
snine
nf
the
claims
iu
l'JIV,
in
charge
of
the
work.
rim
country
rock
is
mainly
slates
merlyinc
vidcaule
lutrs
and
uartz
porphyries.
The
slates,
have
been
laid
down
since
the
mineralization
of
the
iinder-lyinsr
formation,
as
there
is
no
fracturing
or
mineralizalbin
it
(he
slates.
In
places
Ihe
slate
hae
Jieen
eroded,
epoinp
the
tillneralized
"preenslones"
un
derlying
them.
The
work
last
year
was
done
on
Ihe
September
'Fraction
claim,
on
which,
in
fact,
practically
nil
the
work
to
dale
has
hern
doib.
Seven
open
nils
were
put
In
uet
'of.
the
midille
luincjrOT
open
otits
tl'fi'rreii
lo
in
the
old
work
to
trace
Hie
mineralization
tlirtii.
Al
No.
3
of
Ihese
cuts
a
tunnel
I
'was
slarled
to
cut
the
ore
ex-
lllltnill
IX
kiilil
In
ii
witli.iiliiirv
hp
tiripoiil
Kiminiiii'
nl
1
1.
l
I
Hed
above
ill
Cllts
allows
no
prufil
and
the
oilier
concern
takes
the
rakeoff.
Sometimes
by
the
time
the
bondholders
are
paid
Ihere
is
nothing
left
for
the
stockholder.
Vlieii
n.s!ork
seller
goes
around
the
country
offering
shares,
docs
lie
tell
how
many
bonds
are
also
issued
by
the
rompany.?
Does
he
show
the
balance
sheet?
Does
lie
tell
how
much
is
paid
for
promotion?
He
does
nol.
He
talks
otherwise
sensible
nieir
nnd
women
iuWi
buying
paper
certificates
that
1
and
2.
This-(Xn.
1)
lunnel
was
driven
ai
listance
of
10
feel.
Near
Ihe)
porlal
a
vein,
of
good
ore
was:
cros.e,
which
dnej
nol
crop
on,
the
surface.
About
30
feel
hack'
from
the
face
nf
the
tunnel
aj
crosscut
was
driven
west,
cut-i
lliiff
10
feel
of
vein
without
j
reaching
the
hanging
wall.
The'
last
3
feel
b
reported
to
be
very
pood
ore.
'
No.
2
tunnel
was
started
300
feet
horizontally
and
.125
feel
verllcnlly
below
No,
1;
Ihe
first
15
feel
Is
open
cut'
and
from
there
lo
Ihe
face
Is
II
feel,
but
a
furl
her
30
jir
10
feet
will
be
required
o
get
under
Ihe
ore
exposure
iu
cul
Nn.
7
above.
So
far
only
small
stringers
nf
ore
havci
been
found.
j
some
very
IiIkIi
silver
assay
were
obtained
from
Ihe
surface
Put
Your
Money
Into
ruls
and
altogether
the
result
Something
Sound.
M10
yp"a
work
have
been
If
you
have
some
money
lo
invest
mid
you
are
nol
snlNfiedr0'
"'"inctory
nnd
encourng-
wilh
the
bank
role
of
interest
buy
sotnelbing
worlh
wblle
,,"
'
,1,(
company.
Prince
Rupert
cilv
bonds
pay
a
good
rntc
of
interest
ami
you
are!
Northland
Co,
sure
nf
the
returti.
Victory
bonds
of
course
aro
the
best
butj
The
tNorlhland
Mining
Co.,
they
do
not
pay
very
high
rates.
Stlfl
it
is
belter
to
get
a
smalljLtd.,
was
Incorporaled
early
In
rale,
nf
inleresl
and
know
Ihe
principal
is
safe
than
to
listen
to
January.
1025,
wlfh
a
capiluliza-nisy
promises
of
salesmen
and
bisc
everything.
The
slock
Don
or
It.500.n00.
divided
inlo
they
offer
cannol
lie
sold
again
if
the
money
is
needed,
where-
1.500.000
shares,
lo
lake
over
the
as
any
sound
slocks
can
be
sold
on
Ihe
open
market
at
any
tunc
Troy
group
of
mineral
claims,
Mtuated
at
the
head
of
the
ai-
imin
HiVer
'Valley,
about
a
mile
south
ot
Suiuliiil
lake,
The.
group
iVmMsts
of
mm1
iiilnn'Hf
etalm
Troy,
Tro
-.No.
2,
Troy
No.
01,
Butte,
Welcome.
Deadwond,
L..L.
ttcward,
and
lrry
owned
by
Neib'MrDonahl
and
C.
II.
Lake,
Last
year
the
work
was
con-
uf
Stewart,
who
bunded
them
tin
fined
to
the
tipper
Itmnel,
which
rail
to
K.
l.
Weston,
or
Victoria,
has
been
extended
1,125
feel.
Mie
country
rock
in
tint
I"
vielu-mnking
the
total
drivage
of
Hy
S
the
Bear
II
iver,
fori
oat
Ion,
nearlv
2.200
feet;
5,100
feel
of
or
locally
called
greetisloue.
diamond
drilling
was
also
done
ovcrtaii
in
places
by
the
linc-
lliis
year
front
this
level,
two
rnded
stales
"tliai
pHwomtnale
mi
holes
show
ery
favorable
indi-.the
east
of
Mount
I
HI
worth
callous
of
commercial
ore
and
a
third
hole
will
he
bored
for
fur
ther
information.
Considerable
work
ha?
Wt-n
done
by
Neil
McDonald
In.lrarlnv
Hit
veins
by
stripping
and
open
The
property
is
well
equipped;
culrinp,
and
I
am
reliably
in-
wllh.
camps,
assay
office.
pnweri
plant,
ele.
II
was
announced
by
Manager
i
A.
Hanks
in
February,
1U25
,
II.
if
ili
.lignum.
I
.Irill
nti
n
.'I
ited.
On
the
Troy
No.
3
claim
an
open
cut
lnw
Uje
mineral
isation
to
he
15
fert
in
width,
f
level
has
just
intersected
a
vervw
liich
5
fe
m
whllti
is
said
lo
important
ore-body.
The
ilrilliaay
235.6
oz.
silver
la
the
lo:.
passed
through
58
feet
ot
ore,'
and
5.6
ier
cent
load.
Another
which,
allowing
for.
t
ho
dip
of
the.
rut
on
the
Mine
vein
save
assays
vein,
Indicates
an
ore-body
of
IB
formed
that
-nine
ry
fine
shnwiiiK
have
thus
been
ex
of
35.rt
or.
silver
to
the
Ion
an
13.5
per
cent
lead
aero
reel.
On
the
Iroyoo.
S
elfltm
B""
a
"
silver
lo
the
Ion,
and
31.2
per
renf
lead.
All
this
indicates
taut
Ihe
property
merits
development
The
Man
in
the
Moon
JIIUTAIN
and
France
are
liav-
iliK
a
hard
tim'
lo
asree
but
they
are
gradually
:jeltiiia
there,
t
remember
Hn-
time
when
ve
were
all
lauglil
that
Fraijce
wa
our
natural
enemy.
fill:
olMctals
of
the
knocker
i
Club
?ot
a
blow
between
lh
eyes
yesterday
when
Ihe
pood
news
thai
tke
elevator
would
he
finished
on
l)me
was
published.
A
c
II
III.
natneil
Man-
Malonev
was
.lrresleln
Vannmver.
was
an
Ilaliiul.
She
FllANCK
and
Britain
have
come
lo
an
understanding.
The
only
misunderstanding
wan
whether
France
should
pay
her
df-bts
or
nol.
HHALLY
the
only
proper
war
to
rerorm
the
young
eope
would
he
to
kit!
off
the
parents.
All
Ihe
upllfters
lell
us
the
parents
are
In
ulame
when
Ihe
cHBd
goes
wrong.
VILLAMKS
ioTnc1ltns
become
cities.
There'
Is
hnN
for
Prince
lttlft
yet.
';
.
.
:
;
i
I'lCKNICK'l-itl
arr
iKpte
wb
ee
iow
.in
rtnfoslabl
I
hey
eai
fieenfiu'
w
it
li.iut'
aCttiAl)
suffertnr.
IF
your
lve
grow
cold,
put
I
WELFARE
I
Thl.
Bby
Welfre
Book
and
Ihu
Bby
Record
will
be
nt
you
free
on
requetU
Write
The
Borden
Co.
Limited,
VANCOUVCR,
pglo
Brnd
it
the
natural
food
lor
babict
when
mother'
milk
fait.
on
more
l
furnace.
-Distributors
for
(fflham
K9L9RED
chillies
or
sliyl
I
he
Path
of
the
R'ghteous
Tlio
wbo
have
objected
l
t
tending
Sunday
eveninii
servt-r"i
in
St.
Mark's
Church
nn
a-l
oi.iit
of
I
lie
diUlKTi'll-
stale
nf
I
lie
sidew
alk,
need
have
no
further
'ear.
A
new
walk
has
been
conslnicl.il.
Portland
Canal
News.
J
Ten
Years
Ago
I
In
Prince
Rupert
J
August
27,
1915.
eeet
The
badly
ecoliipoei
body
of
SHINGLES
1$
Agents
for
Prince
Rupert
Spru:c
Mills
SPruct
Shiplop,
$15.00
per
M
Cedar
V-Jolnt
Double
Check
Cedar
Rcslh
Cedar
Channel
Rustic
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
Albert
&
McCatfery
Ld.
Phones
116
and
117
.
LAND
ACT
I
Notice
or
Intention
to
Apply
to
tease
tand
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
He-;
enftllap
District
of
Prince
llu-,
pert,
and
situate
about
one
and
a
hair
miles
eat
of
Mau'll
Lighthouse
at
Ihe
moo
lb
uf
Ma-(
itett
Inlet,
(irabam
Island,
lliil-;
iih
Columbia.
TAKF.
N(iTIn:
that
Ungara.
FUhlnf
Packing
(ktmpany
Limited,
of
Victoria,
B.C.,
oecu-j
pulion.
Packer,
intends
to
apply,
for
a
lea
of
the
following
de-j
icrileif
landii:
(toromening
at
a
pol
planted,
at
the
northwest
corner
of
I
At)
...
.
...
&u.h
nmlmin
t.lon.l
llrOl.l,
cut
C
feet
deep
hflws
a
width
'uu'
nnH"""1'
w""
app-n-niij
"
olumbia.
about
on
and
a
half
,,,,
eonnnillHt
suicide
several
of
a
feel
of
iiurlM
10
7
or
e
reel
or
Hm
ore
assaying
iu.4
o
nz.
r
m,..ii
i
ii,ii,r...i..
wfi'ki
ago
ny
sirHiiiuiR
niniei:.
"
-
............
.
was
found
this
morninir
in
St--
i
mwith
at
.Maett
inlet.
lion
Two
near
Tale
Siren.
Orabam
island,
BrHlsh
Odum-
.
jbla;
tliene
northerly
five
chain.
'
The
iieean
Falls
wafMr-makinff
more
or
less
to
low
water
mark;
plant
i
exrwle,
u
be
workinvi
tlnee
weerty.
along
low
water
in
full
swinit
akjMin
before
l.ms.
mark
one
hundred
and
Uly
Work
i
lo
I-
started
on
a
new
chain;
Ibence
sontherly
five
mill
ami
when
it
is
ciiipli
ted
'
chains;
tl
ene
easterly
one
hun-Ihere
will
lie
a
payroll
of
overidrcd
and
fhaln.
more
or
roo
men.
te.
to
point
of
.commencement.
-
-
land
containing
eighty
terra,
A
young
Indian
ir
Kilkatlajnmre
or
lee.
William
Hilt
affwl
U,
died
in
the
LANOAHA
FIS1IINO
JL
PACK1NC
Prince
Huiwrt
Heirml
HospHtttjf
CO.
LTD..
AppHeant
veslerday
a
mult
of
septic'
'Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
ntiisoatli.
HOTEL
-ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
A.
If.
BriMiks.
A.
(i.
Monlcrieo.
Mi
A.
Mace,
Jack
Cook.
E.
W.
Leenon,
A.
Farrow.
Ii.
F.
Davidson.
B.
Myers.
N.
Murchie.
Mra.
A.
Sutherland.
I),
(t.
Sutherland.
Thomas
A.
K
el
ley
and
J.
M.
Mae-inillan,
Vancouver;'
Miss
li.
tl-lum.
Prince
neorare;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Ixnbt
Trail;
P.
I..
Mul-ville,
Francois
Lake;
I.
N.
Van
llise,
Chieafo;
A.
J.
K.
llistmp,
Victoria;
Miss
A.
Johnston
and
J.
W.
Mcintosh,
Winnipeg;
Mi
(I.
P..
William
and
Mi
Julia
S.
William.
Hartford,
Conn.;
II.
I.
Dated
June
Iflth.
102ft
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
tease
tand
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
lie-,
cording
District
of
Prince
llu-l
pert,
and
situate
about
Iwo
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
ttooney
Point
Mnelt
Inlet,
Oraham
Island.
British
Columbia.
Take
Notice
thai
Lanjara
Fishing
Sc
Parking
Company
Limited,
of
Matted,
B.C..
occupation
Picker,
intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
de-teribed
Jand:
Commencing
at
a
post
pUnled
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
Clark,
oh.
Seattle;
II.
It.
Crew-
ro"
"ney
Point.
Massett
ln-
son.
Sail
FrapeiM-o;
II.
li.
John-
M
nUnm
Iland,
Brillsh
Col-!
-Ion,
Inverness;
George
lliugslad
untbia;
ItnJoce
easlerly
flyet
and
John
F.
lloon.
Port
Edward;
chains,
more
or
less.
lo
low
Mr.
L.
Finney,
Caspaco;
K.
J.i
water
mark;
thence
northerly
Ahlon,
Ottawa;
.lame
Lamb.
H.,"!""
low
water
mark
one
hun-
II.
II.
Chong
and
M.
S.
Ie,
Ca-dre.l
ami
silly
chains;
thence
siar:
T.
A.
Sandison.
HaviMrt
:i
weslerly
five
chains;
thence
Mrs.
Jame
A.
I
am.
Port
Kin-1
southerly
one
hundred
and
ilxty
ton;
Sidney
fiortwin,
Burn
Lake.
Central
J.
Middlejiia,
Ocean
Falls;
.1.
II.
Kirslnn
and
W.
June.
Vancouver;
!j.
Shefukey
and
W.
Campbell,
C.N.
II.
Advertise
,n
Ihe
Dll
New
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
(Jueen
Charlotte
Land
Ile-cordiug
District
of
Prince
Ilu-perl,
and
situate
at
Ilooney
Point,
Oraham
Island,
British
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
A
Packing
Coainany
chain,
more
or
Icm,
to
polnl
of
eommenccinenl,
and
containing
eighty
aorea,
more
or
less.
LANOAIIA
FISllLNO
&
PACKING
PACK1N0
CO.
LTD.
Applicant
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dalcd
June
13th.
1025.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
Lease
tand
to
In
Land
llecordlng
District
of;
Prince
Itupcrt.
and
situate
at'
Ferguson
Bay,
Massed
InUl,'
Q.C.
Islands,
B.C.
Take
Notice
Hint
Coe-MII-lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Salmon
dinners.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
'ho
Limited,
Of
Maett,
B.C..
OCCII-
follow-In
de.eHI.e.l
bind
pallon
Packers,
intend
lo
applyj
Commencing
al
a
post
planted
for
a
lease
of
Ihe
following
do-
approxlmnlcly
0
chains
east'
scribed
land:
.
from
orliwoi
corncr
,ot
57l
;'
Commencing
nt
a
post
Illanled'llieneA
anull,
I
elmln:
llisnee'
nt
Ilooney
Point.
Crahnm
Island,
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2,
British
Columbia;
thence
nor
therly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
clmlns;
(hence
southerly
five
chains:
thence
!
easterly
one
hundred
and
slxtv
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eigiuy
ncres,
more
or
less.
LANOAIIA
FISIUNfl
,t
PACKING
j
PACKING
CO,
LTD.
i
Applicant.
Per
l:
II
Simpson,
Agent
I
Dated
June
12lh,
1025.
chains;
thence
wr.sl
0
ebnlns
loj
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571:
thence
south
8
chains;
thence1
west
,o
chains;
thence
north
20i
chains;
thence
cast
2
chains,
more
or
le,
to
beach;
llicnco
following
meandering
of
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
riOHHK.MIM.KIU).
ITD,
Applicant
Per
Wm,
0.
Mllclmll,
Agent
Dated
Juno
20th,
1025.
'
5cn,1
,
nur
iiinjiralfd
IloutWti."
1
Kindling!
i-iiidin
llllllti
III.
I'
V
III
.1
It'll
.
I"
lie.)
;,
g5s
Dry
Kiln
Dried
Wood.
Should
Hit
yuu
Fulllezj
$6.00
or
nleeljr
tied
bu.-.jtn,
5
for
$1.00.
Our
Tad
to
remeioi..
"Sen
ire'
i-
J1U
U-.
yii:
Will
u-.
Iln-ti.
so
our
ehjrge
.i
s
"all
Ihe
tin,.
Drey
'.
attended
SUnd
345
Th
rd
In
Also
Sea
C;vt
The
Prince
Rund
Transfer
&
Tnxi
Cil
Phones
189,
112.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
taundry
of
Pm"
Senrloe,
Phone
No.
t
Finished
taundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlfl-T-Sertlce,
Sod
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
nre
ii-to
receive
lo
take
yoiir
lake
per"
your
Lai
i
i
Cleaning.
Big
Assortment
ot
Flat
Quality
Silk,
Satin
Velvet,
Crepes,
Taffeta,
Flannels,
Serges,
etc.,
at
I'M'
West
of
England
Store
Phono
763.
HAVE
Y0l"W
REMODEttED
AND
REPAIRED
'
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Avenue
Phones
Day,
Green
120.
Night,
DUCK
70'