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2.
105:5.
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Don't
think
of
Mustard
merely
as
a
spicy
relish
to
enjoy
with
cold
meat.
Mustard
is
a
seasoning
to
be
used
as
widely
as
you
use
salt
and
pepper.
Mustard
brings
out
the
natural
hidden
flavours
of
cooked
dishes
and.
adding
its
own
flavour,
jives
them
a
new
zest
gnd
relish.
(olman's
Mustard
aids
digestion
You
Had
Better
Cet
Your
Name
on
our
lists
For
Dry
Kindling
i
;''
kiln
dried
ami
'
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bundles
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ill
hour.
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Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
clianco
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load
,
.
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I
nil
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sacks
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Avenue
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580
Night
or
Day
we
buy
bottles.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
I
xqulslto
Slock
of
Ttir
r
i'ninlnR
nl
low
price.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Nt
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
'seal
hunting
hi'
IS
GOOD
SPORT
Arthur
Elnarsen
Urges
Killing
of
These
Mammals
Order
to
Save
Salmon
BOUNTY
IN
STATES
'
OLYMPIC.
Wa.li.,
Ocl.
a.Hair
al
have
increased
m
recent
year
tn
Miirli
number
lhat
Mipy
ar
Im'.oi,,,!,;,
.r(,m
,,.,
m
uie
iiiiiion
fishing
imliulrv
in
till-
orihwei
..IB-
rui
or
h.
rn.Miaii.-p.
S.
Kinarsen.
formerly
wilh
i-...
i
,
"
iiiuyiuii
Nutif
lis
her
e.
he
enli-le.l
jn
n
,rjv
ainiiiMi.
sporlmnen,
he
ilerlare.
W'miIiI
fnul
eal
liuntiiiK
a
KMine
worlhy
of
their
nkill
and
one
Iwiiieli
would
euahle
Iheiu
to
fill
jni
July
ami
Auiru!
whrti
the
ea-,
-"ii
mi
hia
yame
m
nloe,
in
,
illi'!
Iim-hIHu-i.
Increase
of
Late
.
I'uiiei
Sound
liidiwii.
fH-inerly
i
hunted
Pttj
for
ro4llJ
aU(,
muierral
for
moeeanin
and
ninre
Hie
white
man
make
no
tje
of
iheiu
wliulever,
the
.eel
eimiu.
quetitly
have
urea
1
1
iuereaed
inee
I
he
liapearanee
of
Mi
I
Indian.
In
a
rerem
,-
K
Mr
tKinaren
....
report
that
he
poiinted
'."
oi
ute
nair
ei
unninK
themeUe
on
Hie
benche
at
low
lide.
Hoqkerien
invannhly
are
rianii-te,i
al
Hie
mouth
of
ealmon
1
renin
nnd
the
eal
lake
heavy
loll
of
lhi
foH
find
iKeedjiijr
leela
have
nhown
thai
n
adult
il
reuireii
about
3n
pound
of
fih
for
a
meal.
Al
preent
Hie
only
eherk
on
Ihe
uirrne
of
the
eal
are
Hie
operation
of
the
few
profe.
nooal
hunter
who
purite
litem
j
for
the
3
htiunly
offered
hy
the
late
itn.t
the
oeeanional
foray
of
lral
port
men.
Aid
of
Sportsmen
"In
lev-
of
Iheae
fart,
nnleM
the
Ule
wmhe
lo
uhntlie
Ihe
eiieriuinnlioii.
the
mot
Inakial
oluiioii
of
Ihe
problni
lies
tn
ouliriiuif
Hie
aid
of
snterenleti
porutnen."
Mr.
HlnarfM
de-
rlared.
The
porf
i
a
very
keer,
cute
and
mjuire
klll
and
re
turn
a
greater
thrill
than
any.
Milnn
we
have
with
Hie
eseeptlon
f
big
came
hunting.
The
mhiI
LAID
ACT.
Matle
f
laUallan
U
Aaaly
to
Llttt
Le
In
rrUMV
Hfrt
Lim1
Hwtrilin
Pit-UK
I
tr
rnnr
attrt.
iml
miuti
en
Im
iiut
ttxxT
nf
Wtlet
t-Una.
nr.
tirini
tHrib
miwii-
fn-ni
rxtr
xnn
i:
ihit
abIu
nuh
CtJ
mbi
rtrtlnv
wniny
Umilrd.
't
Viimwvrr.
B.
,
nr-upllna
lirSrr.
!
In1
lu
Pfy
tr
t
k
or
the
folk.
Inm
rf-..rlf-f
I.imI.'
miier
nun
cm
idv
pwuhiwht
hhmt
oi
VIm
1
larval
In
puien
lieirlnr
Imrlh
mtitwilr
tnm
llay.tirk
IUihI
aixl
lr
fin
from
tilaml
roinl,
Silklan
Ilam1i
ihrnre
MMillieaitrrly
aenir
hith
water
niaik
ritrly-eitht
kuthlnni
frt.
more
or
If.,,
to
pl
markett
.Xo.
I.E.;
Ihenee
ouihrrlr
lo
rlwnin,
more
or
lew,
lu
Iv,
aler
int;
inne
jrhierlr
itont
luw
waur
mart
fnriv
itil
nuimmi
reel,
nme
or
let,:
Ihinrt
reiririerly
IU
rbaln.
BMire
.-r
le.
lo
putnt
etMiimeiM-emenl,
alio
eoHiainiii
ia
rr.
inure
r
A0I.O
PRITIHM
COU'MltIA
r.icfii.xn
co.
i.to
ArpMranl
Pr
Waller
r.
Walker,
fenu
Paled
July
tun.
it
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inltnllon
la
Applf
to
Laata
lan
In
l-rlnre
Ruterl
l.ami
neenniinc
nil
Ulrl
ir
l-rlnre
liueri.
atMl
tilual
al
Harileit
I'uini,
Walet
tlamt,
lirlllth
cnluuiliia.
TAKC
MOTICE
lhal
Anil'VHrtlUh
Col-iiiiiM
Parkliif
Company
l.lmlloil,
of
Vaiirniicr.
II.
if,
ormpallon
Parkera.
In-trmta
lo
aprlJ"
ir
ka
ot
lh
foltfiw-Ini
(lerrlfieito
land:
-
Commenrliil
al
fMial
planted
on
Ihe
miiih
a
Mire
or
narllrii
rmni.
waiea
m
land,
at
lilth
water
mark:
thenre
In
an
a.ierlv
ilirerilim
alonr
tilth
water
mark
forty.
rlthl
hundred
feel,
more
or
le.
tn
a
im.,i
markeil
M.
I
t
.:
Ilienre
aoiiin
erly
10
rlialn.
more
or
lea,
In
low
water
mark;
thfin-
In
weaieriT
niremun
alone
low
waier
mark
forty
elhl
hiindred
feet,
more
or
Iran;
Ihewe
northerly
10
rhalna
to
point
of
ennimrnrrmrnt,
and
roiitainln
7
arre.
more
or
le.
Afll.O
nniTIll
COIttMnil
,
I'ACilMI
CO.
I.TO..
t
Applicant
rr
Walter
K.
Walker.
Arrnt.
paled
July
f.
HtS
LAND
A0T.
Nolle
of
IManlloA
la
Apply
U
Purchaa
Land.
.
tn
th
t.nd
Rernrdina
Plstrlrt
or
Prlnre
Ituperl,
and
alliiale
at
Hie
inoiilli
of
Hlr
rail
rrwk
wlilrh
flow
a
mm
Uw
Kratall
lllvrr
!
I
IS
miiea
iroio
.
.
,1.
rui.'
MiTirr
that
John
A.
nilth
of
i.
.......
ii,..u.fi
ii
r
nrriinalion
lumner
man.
Intend
to
i'pnlr
for
perinlMlon
lo
piirelie
Ihe
folnrninr
lie
nrrlhed,
land
:
'
r...,,..oiirin
at
a
ixval
r
Unled
at
the
'..
'..
int
lianre
four:
in
rlialn
northerly:
Ihenre
SO
rhalna
wealeMv,
ninre
or
le.
W
11
F-
..It
tal.aa.
tl.,.tllA
A
fhitltM
BOU
I
Ilf
I
I.Vl
lineS
si
rlialn
easterly,
anil
conlalnlnr
go
arre..
mora
or
l
J()in
A
MIT
Ciud
Autuit
rer
r.
Pi
liib.
Its.
Ari'llrant.
lUel.
Afcnl
DRIVING
YOUNG
PEOPLE
AWAY
Conservative
Campaign
Doing
Untold
Harm
to
Canada
Says
Eastern
Paper
Montreal
Herald;
We
wonder
if
Ilic
Concrvative
orator
who
talk
mi
much
about
Hi
emigration
of
Canadian
lo
I
he
United'
isiate
rir
pan
lo
wonder
what
t1-
effort
,f
tticir
A
a
mean
ofi'peerhe
I"
on
.
younger
ven
eration
in
tanadar
They
pninl
the
lulled
Slate
HH
11
lain)
of
oniiiirliinllv
nml
uci'iiiiiiipiil.
Im
ujrK'-!
t'l
lhal
a"n"a
a
a
'""'I
'
decaying
I
"
lie
am
or
.Mm-rican
i.nrlmenl
,rn"p
""V
pielurc
a
rnu-
v
airainsl
the
"ow
of
enlerprtMrig
ami
nmhjtiuu
Canadian
llepulille
lo
Hie
south
into
Hie
The
refill
j
(
rreale
a
tendency
inward
Hie
very
thing
which
they
deplore.
The
younger
veneration,
lUtenina
lo
speeches
of
thin
rharaeler
liy
a
former
I'rinie
Miuiter
ami
hi
xiipport-er.
wonder
if
Uie
are
not
wasting
their
lime
hy
larJng
In
a
country
which
lhee
leader.
epeak
of
in
urh
iloleful
lerm.
Inspiration
Needed
How
miirli
M(lei-
it
unuM
he
if
ihey
W;e
omp,;
tl
yo
n,
T'
Cl.rl.U
er
reneratmi,
of
ZlU
I!,!
falth
in
.Mr
emnry.
and
de-,
!
.
J
..I
U.
iiw.n.lrate
to
them
the
opportu-
vV
V
.
nitie
fr
esp.ion
and
eJer-
mUnaTy
iJ',"
"'iea'
Prte
whieh
rijrh
he".
l1."?"
lo
T
t:nnada
,
.
,H.Hf,
H,nlry,
a'f",''
,
"
,
,
T.
vnlhou;
'
a'way"
l"'
"
fri,n'
country
nehly
emKnve,l
Z
II,!
,
fVe.
d,
!
everything
that
make
for
pro-erily.
a
fount
ry
which
ha
made
and
i
making
ureal
tride
in
nioilern
procre
and
development.
It
i
a
land
thai
will
richly
reward
ereveranee
ami
fnlerprie:
a
land
that
will
provide
worthy
eareer
for
everyone
of
it
on.
Furthermore,
the
l"aile
Slate
provide
no
paradUeJ
in.
eontrat
wilt)
Canada,
and
mute
evidence
nf
llii
i
the
fart
thai
in
fifteen
month
emlinv
June
30,
IV8&.
no
fewer
than
5.-
VI6
Canadian
domielet
in
Hi
United
Stale
returned
tn
their
own
country.
Kind
of
Leaders
We
oeeti
leader
In
both
poll
Ileal
part
ie
who
will
be
a
ource
of
inspiration
to
their
fellow
ei.unlrymen,
and
it
i
preally
to
tie
re
jr
ret
led
that
Ihe
leader
of
Kaeiu.
animal
ami
per-,,ne
of
our
two
area!
partle
.eriMmn
lead
lo
etlreme
wari-Uhoeikl
Mve
o
loot
the
nnlriolir
ne
on
iueir
pan.
i
tie
ran
mm
of
their
re.pon-ihllilie
uieri.
i
aurn
an
eiemeni
"I
:
that
ay
their
seal
in
effort
to
rbaneeMn
al
hunting
dlemir-
Millie
their
opHinent
they
nK"
any
jrreal
effort
lo
eler-j,aXp
heroine
r.-.-ruilintr
aKenl
in
male
(hem
h.v
profeional
'alj(r
.
i
oiled
Slate
hunter.
j
While
the
orifrinal
method
.(
hiiniinR
eat
wa
to
approarti
them
from
the
hore
at
low
Inle
and
hnot
them
with
a
heaw
rifle
of
htirkfdiwl,
the
ue
of
a
emi-peed
lioat
hy
Hrtmen
ha
Rilded
xe
to
the
eh.ie.
PSYCHIC
PARSON
SEEING
SPIRITS
Ghosts
of
Animals
as
Well
Peoole
and
Alto
Spirit
Photographs
as
LOXIiON.
Oct.
.-'
We
have
ilWCTiilS
i'"
tnm,
f
nimal
in
thl
lmue
ami
we
have
een
our
oal
ee
Apparition
and
rear
up
at
I
hem."
Ilev.
0.
L..
Tw
eedale,
rnmnienrinr
ii
poM
pUnieJ
tt
hUblvirar
nf
Welnn
who
ha
been
ealleil
"Ihe
pyrhle
iron"
pro
feinit
a
belief
in
Ihe
urvival
nf
animal
afler
death,
ImipiI
nit
apparition
he
ha
eeiu
perienre
on
"hi
wonl
of
honor
a
a
penlleman
and
a
minister."
He
said
hi
wife
and
mother
had
seen
a
white
dnjr
in
a
cupboard.
"II
wa
my
aunt'
dojr,"
he
nld.
'
"Twice
an
apparition
of
my
aiinl.
accompanied
by
that
of
a
larsre
bird,
appeared,
and
slruck
a
pons
in
Ihe
hall.
Once
the
apparition
of
Ihe
while
dour
bound-
Iri'inenilously
loud
voice
which
rnnir
lliroutih
the
house."
Mr.
TwppiIiiIp
ha
n
number
of
"plril
pliolnxraph"
of
hi
wife,
hlm-pf
and
hi
on,
which
show
dim'
ficurc
and
"spirit
faces."
RADIO
CRAZE
HAS
SPREAD
TO
JAPAN
TOKYO,
Oct.
2.
The
radio
rraic
ha
grown
lo
uch
an
cx-Icnl
in
Japan
Dial
some
of
the
middle
school
Authorities
in
Tokyo
have
issued
order
lhal
student
shall
not
"lislen
In"
dur-intf
CPi'lain
hour
of
Ihe
cveulntr.
bill
shall
devolo
llicse
hour.
lo
their
studies.
The
acIiooI
head
found
upon
InvrsllKullon
(hat
(he
younirsler
were
npirlecllng:
their
chool
work
lu
llio
evening
to
lis
ten
to
the
radio.
PITT!
TTATT7T
WtrtTB
INDIAN
LEADER
NOT
CHRISTIAN
Tells
Missionary
Conference
He
Finds
More
In
Hinduism
Than
In
Sermon
on
Mount
ARE
NOT
HEATHENS
Temporal
Power
Creates
Impos
sible
Barrier
Against
Success
of
Missionary
Effort
At
a
reeent
ronferenee
nf
Cat
cillta
niimiiariei
Mnh.iim.i
'laiidlit,
the
ureal
Hindii
leader.'
mliln?ed
them,
explainiiiK
why
he
wa
not
a
Chrilian.
I
Mr.
fiandhl
ald
that
it
was
nol
jtrnerally
known
that
hit
a-1
WK-Iation
with
Christians
"not
Chritlian
Mi-called,
hut
real
Christian"
dialed
from
1888
or
IMH9,
when
a
a
lad
he
found
h1melf
In
London.
"That
association,"
he
continued,
"has
KM
mil
riper
a
years
have
rolled
on.
There
wa
a
time
in
my
life
when
very
ineere
and
intimate
friend
of
mine
had
deijw
up-
on
me,
one
of
them
a
ureal
and
pood
Quaker,
thinking
lhal
I
was'
.mi,
ri
i
ifii.
ii
wan
an
well
wilh
nv.'
Not
Convinced
In
1005,
Mr.
Candhi
aid
he
had
ought
out
one
of
Ihe
sreat-e
Indian
Chrilian.
the"
late
Kali
Churn
lianerjea.
I
told
him
"1
have
come
lo
yon
a
a
eeker.
.
.
.
but
I
came
away
not
orry,'
nol
dejected,
not
ditappoinled
Hut
in
one
way
I
vn
sorry.
I
do
not
profe.
Cltritianity
to-
ilay
and
I
am
here
to
tell
you
in
all
humility
that
for
me
Hinduism,
a
I
find
it.
entirely
sat-
ifle
my
oul,
fill
rny
whole
be-!
itiB
and
I
find
a
solace
in
the
Mtaicatad-Uita,
in
the
Upani-fhad,
that
I
ml
men
in
the
Sermon
on
the
Mount.
When
disappointment
lare
me
in
the
fare
and
all
alone
I
Vee
not
one
ray
of
liphl,
I
po
baek
o
the
Hhiiirand-(ita.
I
find
a
ere
here
and
a
vere
there
and
I
im-meiiitey
lM'j:in
to
untile
in
the
iinlxt
of
overwhelming'
Irasedie
a'ld
my
life
ha
been
full
of
external
lratrffJ
ami
if
they
have
left
no
visible
hr
no
indeli
ble
rnr
upon
me,
I
owe
II
al!
to
the
leadline
of
the
lilias-
avad-Oila."
Not
Idolators
Turning
from
the
lory
of
hi
'
'
-
Qi
-
-
.
1111
at'm.i
m
own
spiritual
pitaTitnagv.
Mr.
you
want
to
do
that
you
will
have
(lamlhi
direetly
mlilressrd
the
to
j:o.
even
a
those
memH'rs
mi.innarie
pre.ent.
"You,
Ihe
of
the
expedition,
lo
the
lowly
mis.innarie."
he
,aiil,
"come
to
eottape.
not
to
give
Ihem
some-India
Ihinkine
that
you
come
lo(
thint?.
but
probably
lo
take
some-n
land
nf
heathen,
of
idolntor.
thinjr.
I
mis
that
reeeptivily,
I
of
men
who
do
not
know
the
(run
mis,
thai
humanity,
that
ability,
meaning
of
relljrion.
One
of
the'
thai
willintrne,
on
your
part
to
areate!
of
Christian
divine,!
idenlify
yournelf
wilh
the
ma.e.
Hishnp
lleher.
allnwed'hinielf
lo
of
India."
write
those
two
line,
which
havej
Mr.
(Sandhi
also
said
that
if
alwny
lefl
a
linp
upon
me
j
Christ
"wn
a
convertible
term
'Kvery
prospect
please,
man'
wilh
lhat
which
he
felt
to
be
alone
vile.'
I
wish
he
had
not.!h,
power
within
him,
then
ho
wrlllen
tho'
line.
From
my'
realized
His
presence."
experienrte
of
.Hie
masse
of
India'
-
i
.
.
.
a
a
tllk
M
ASwa
ST
SSa
PW1
n
a
Mr.
Twee,lale
e-Av'vVWo,,,,.
morp
,
"If
you
have
prepossesspd
no-
lltv
If
I'lVII
Ari.iA
In
tlllj-lAlldl
(lJil
(Junfau
hm,r
what
Hip
Indian
I
thinkinjr.
you
.
will
deny
yourselves
the
real
pnv-
v
aTnl
""'T
1
"
,
,,
.
.
Icounl
of
the
recent
development
.
i
o
ii
i
'
ileire
of
service
Lord
Salisbury,
jn
?
m
""VV"
,'0'
"r",,,',R.,,:r"-Kood
to
corne
i
Canada
through
Mlllllll
III
IIIISIIIIIIII
11
III
.-1111-
nexion
wilh
China.
.ind
this
deputation
wanted
protection.
I
cannot
recall
hi
exact
word,
hut
ed
Inlo
Ihe
troiif
and
made
a
i,.n...
nllPnnr,
.....
sound.
And
It
spranjr
al
my
wire
,I(,m),n
,f
ou
wnn,
(0
pn
ami
paused
her
lo
break
a
lamp
CMm
an,,
(n1iP
10
M(.S!!np0
po
she
was
carrying,
the
apparition
or
my
auni
spoke
in
us
in
a
Teen-
to
of
Chris),
(hen
do
nol
nk
for
the
assistance
oi
temporal
power.
mor(,
ct0elv
'O
wnn
your
live
in
J"nr,i-..W4i,.
hand,
and
if
Are
You
Strictly
Up-to-Date?
C
VERY
day
new
inventions
appear
to
save
you
time,
money
and
effort.
All
the
time
new
comforts,
new
conveniences
and
new
pleasures
are
being
thought
out
for
your
individual
benefit.
Do
you
know
about
them?
Are
you
up
to
the
minute
on
this
vital
news?
The
ad
vertisements
bring
you
information
of
all
this
progress.
Read
them
and
you
will
know
aoout
the
very
things
that
concern
you
most
things
that
have
a
very
direct
influence
on
your
life
and
that
of
your
family.
The
advertisements
tell
you
where
to
gel
these
things,
how
to
get
them
and
how
much
to
pay.
For
advertising
is
a
daily
directory
lo
wise
buying.
Don't
rob
yourself
of
ie
benefits
that
come
from
regular
and
systematic
reading
of
the
advertising
columns.
Advertising
is
altogether
loo
important
to
be
missed.
Read
it
every
day.
in.-
p-opio
oiM.musiance
,hnl
(jInPjer
jlay
China
want
lo
kill
you
imagine
lhat
you
have
been
killed
In
the
service
of
Cod.'
Salisbury's
Answer
"I
think
Lord
Salisbury
was
the
circumstance
that
receding
ice
ha
caused
filacier
Hay
to
penetrate
inlo
Canadian
territory.
Which
mean
thai
I
here
I
one
Vancouver
newspaper
writer
who
ought
to
make
a
trip
I
tip
the
roast.
Tho
fact
that
"Vancouver
is
a
Canadian
port
is
association
with
potentialities
than
Hie
mow
extends
inlo
Canada,
and
rrince
unpen
is
nol
nearly
a
reniole
from
CasslUr
a
Olaeier
Hay.
.Notwithstanding
that
it
wa
identity
irue.
me
relevance
orinevcr
contemplated
when
th..
what
I
have
just
told
you
is
lhat
Fnglish-Ilusslan
treaty
was
made
the
Christians,
the
missionarlas.
L
hundred
years
ago
lhat
Canada
who
come
today
to
India
como
should
have
a
seaport
ort
the
also
tinder
Ihe
shadow,
or,
If
you
j
pacific
north
of
Dixon
Entrance,
like,
Iho
protection
of
a
temporal,
Alaskans
would
bo
moro
than
imwer;
and
i.t
crenles
an
Intpos-
pleased
If
(ho
Canadian
would
ihle
bar.
If
you
give
me
sla-develop
a
large
seaport
al
Olac-tlsjic
to
show
that
so
many
or-,er
Hay.
Under
the
terms
of
Iho
plians
have
been
brought
lo
boundary
decision
the
waters
of
Christianity,
so
many
grown-up
that
estuary
enter
Canada
and
people,
I
will
accept
them,
but
I
II
would
ho
n
fine
thing
ror
the
no
iwi
icei
roiivturiMi
uicreny
country
it
uanaiia
would
use
thai
lhal
Is
your,
mission.
In
lhem
if
development
wero
prao-my
humble
opinion
your
mission
(icahle.
Is
fufinllely
auperinr.'
You
wnntj
to
find
the
man
in
India
and
If
Advertise
In
(be
Dally
News
It's
a
profitable
practise
PAOE
LONG
M0T0RB0AT
TRIP
r
ACROSS
THE
CONTINENT
NEW
YOHK,
Oct.
2.
With,
only
one
portage
of
100
miles
acros
Ihe
continental
dividtvj
John
Kdwin
Hoas
and
Frunk
S.j
Wilson
have
completed
a
trip
across
Ihe
continent
by
ttiolor-boal.
The
trip
took
almost
exactly
four
months.
.
F'rom
t)regon
Hip
motorboal
headed
up
the
Columbia
l,iver
wa
shipped
overN
tluv
northern
ranpo
of
the
Ilockies
lo
Fort
Henlon,
Mont.,
and
thprc
resuni
lUDHWr
CI
AMT
HM
TfiACT
the.
journey
down
the
Mi.ouri
cr
into
the
Mississippi
al
S'.
Louis.
I'p
Ihe
Missouri
and
the
Illinois
rivers
to
Ottawa,
Ills.,
tho
molor
boat
chugged,
the:!
through
the
Chicago
Drainage
Canal
inlo
'Lake
Michigan,
from
where
it
was
plain
sailing
to
Montreal.
The
trip
concluded
down
the
Hudson.
AI7T"
and
NOTICE.
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
RDM
r
AMIES
I.N
THE
MATTER.
OF
l.WEST.MENT
COMPANY
OF
NOIITHEM.N
lUUTISH
roU-MRIA.
tlMITI.ll.
TAKE
MITU'E
that
Ihe
abore
Company,
whose
rvrlMered
orrii-e
I
at
I'rlnre
Hu-lrl.
B.C.,
will
apply
In
ll
llnnor
Jndre
V'HiHS.
Lorl
Judte
or
the
Supreme
Cuurl
r
Urltlah
CnluDitili
it
frliiee
lluperl.
tl.C,
un
Thursday,
the
15IU
ly
at
miu-ter,
itis,
al
the
hour
of
eleven
o'rlork
In
Ihe
forenoon,
at
the
Law
Court,
Court
House,
I'rlnro
llmyrt.
ll.C,
ror
an
oter
relorln
the
aald
Company
to
th
register
of
Companies
in
the
orriee
of
ihe
Iteaisirar
of
Joint
Stork
"ompanle,
Victoria.
H.C.,
under
Seetkin
ts
of
lh
.(unnaniv
ri
or
lirillsn
Columbia.
nTK
al
Prlnee
Ruperl.
B.C.,
LAND
ACT.
thU
i
m
my
or
srpiriDiier,
A.n.
urns.
M.
COM
ALES.
Solleltor'oeCninnHnT
Natka
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
lo
Purchaa
Land.
In
the
Land
Reennnnir
Pllrli-t
of
Prince
Huperl.
and
tielnif
a
rnrtlon
of
Lot
iwenly-foiir
(l,
Itanite
rivt)
Ciwl
nuirlct.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
Frliietr
Limited
of
rrlnee
ltuierl.
B.C.,
inen-hahta,
Intend
in
appiy
ror
pvruiission
m
purrha
the
followlnr
described
land:
Ci4iiinenrlnr
at
noM
planted
It
the
norlhrasl
eorne
of
loi
twenty-Tour
(II
,
rante
five
s.
Coast.
District;
tlieiwe
until
thirty-two
chain-.
thence
wet
forty
chain:
thence
north
Mailt
chain.!
nmre
or
Ie,
to
tilth
water
nwrk;
thence
northeast
ali.nr
hlrh
water
mark
i
potnll
V
"""""nc"11".
inn
ronianunr
eismy.
i.io
alien,
more
or
irs,
tillZZELL'S
LIMIT
n,
.
ApplU-ant
Dtttd
Auruit
I
lib.
A.D,
Kit.
-
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
Wo
are
ready
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
tako
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
Carss
Mackinaw
STAG
irts
a
Goats
Pure
Wool
i
Ilcasonable
Prices
ENQLISH
TRENCH
COATS
Just
Arrived
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Kins
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Green
85.
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