White
Dressing
Is
the
best
for
canvas
boots
und
shoes,
belts,
etc.
Just
try
it!
132
A
substitute
will
disappoint
you.
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Saturday,
July
.25,
1925.,
Another
Victory
'
'
for
The
Oriental.
.
'
,
-
Why
is
it
that
a
.Japanese
child,
who
came
to
the
province
three
years
ago
frot.;his
native
laud
unable
to
speak
a
word
of
Knglisli,
should
lead
the
thousands
of
white
candidates
at
the
British
Columbia
Entrance
examinations?
This
is
a
question
that
a
good
I'liniber
of
people
have
been
discussing
the
past
daj
or
so.
.Wrapped
up
with
the
answer
to
the
question
is
the
reason
why
'Oriental
penetration
in
Canada
at
this
time
seems
doubly
dangerous.
The
Japs
and
Chinese
are
able
to
outwork-
the
whites
and
this
is
a
case
of
where
the
Oriental
is
able
to
oiitstudy
them.
N"o
tine
will
claim
that
(he
Oriental
intelligence
is
any
superior
to
the
Occidental.
'
The
explanation
for
this
mid
other
sticcessi's,
however,
on
the
part
of
the
yellow
race
in
this
country
is
that
lliey.
are
niore-energetic
and
industrious
than
(he
whiles.
Following
the
paths
of
.
pleasure
and
ease,
the
whiles
it
seems
are
forgetting
how
to
study
and
how
to
Avork.
They
are,
inclined
to
look,
foi;
the
"royal
road"
which
the
old
ridagiK
claims
does
not
exist.
-'(ityeniineiits
may
exclude
Oriental
iblil.thev
can
.hardlv
drives
uiil
Chose
who
are
already
here.
They
will
have
to
be
com'peled'wilh
by
the
whites
and,
if
they
win,
the
whites
will
lie
the
losers.
There
are
many
incidents
to
indicate
that
I
he
whites
-arc
Hot
able
lo
compete
wiilr
the
Orienanls
either
in
labor
or
study.
That
docs
not
mean,
however,
that
they
are
not
capable
of
competing.
Personal
effort,
as
well
as
government
measures,
is
necessary
fo
cope
with
the
situation.
r
All
Dressed
Up
And
No
Place
To
Go.
,
It
is
one
thing
to
have
fine
public
buildings,
community
houses,
auditoriums,
park
systems,
and
quite
another
lo
have
adequate
programs
to
fill
them,
says
the
Surrey
Gazelle.
Nothing
is
really
beautiful
unless
it
is
useful
or
serves
some
good
purpose;
'
-Maity
people
poitU'wJlh
jtridedoM
certain
great
public
un-iicrtakiiig
the
splendid
w'drk
which
represents
civic
pride
and
nlisijlfish.
service.
But
the
finger
points
only
to
the
structural
achievement
the
material
building.
Many
cities
ami
towns
get
all
all
dressed
up
but
with
no
place
to-go.
:
,
,
Oiirdcvotion
to
material
-structures
alone
must
have
its
necessary
complement
in
well
directed
plaits
to
carry
out
the
purplife
or
which
the
institutions
were
conceived
and
founded.
Ufllevelopmenls
in
commiinlly'nffairs
are
made-possible
by
piiblic
funds
or
popular
subscription,
they
should
afford
an
all-inclusive
scheme
of
management
to
Jhe
end
that
full
participation
may
be
had
and
full
values
derived.
Prince
of
Wales'
Next
Trip?
What
the
future
travel
programs
of.Jho
Prince
of
Wales
win
ikj
aiier
ins
forthcoming
yisit
lo
Hnuti
America
seems
In
be
a
ltopular,
topic
for.wnecnlali'on'Mn
'the
.OldTjitiiifrv.
.
AVlitm-
i.n
bids
farewell
to,
the
Yuerlan
he
will
have
completed
InVroiinds
of
all
IbV
continents
of
I
lie
eariii...
ins
trips
having
taken
him
to
all
the
great
dominions
and
larger
colonies
of
the
British
Empire
as
well
as
to
several
coun-
ines
ouisuie
ine
Kingdom
which
he
will
eventually
rille.
cows
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
sBoltectm
Bond
wider
Dominion
Government
supervision
The
Quality
Wliisky
of
Cotiada-
sincc!859
Ml
Tills
advertisement
ts
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
JUNK.W,
July
25.
If
enndi
lions...!
of
colli
fimlbernnnually
will
lie
established
in"
Southeastern
Alaska
by
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Ptlnce
Rupert
July
25,
1915.
George
M.
Shirley
left
by
Ihe
eastbound
train
yeslerday
fnr
sojourn
in
the
dry
climate"
of
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
in
Ihe
hope
dial
the
change
will
.
prove
beneficial
to
his
health.
The
result
of
the
High
School
entrance
examinations
shows
that
2,391
passed
out
of
.3,30(1
who
wrote.
The
ones
from
Prince
Rupert
who
passed
arrt:
Margaret
McColl,
().
V.
Phillip-son,
A.
Braniley,
Douglas
Slork,
Mabelle
Prench,
'Alexander
Rix,
Raymond
Fisher,
George
Shaw,
Richard
Pillsbury,
John
R.
Naden,
Grace
Tovey,
Frank
Dowliiig,
and
Kathcrino
Gilbert.
The
Slarrell
arrived
from
111.)
fishing
banks
yeslerday
with
Wunm
pounds
nf
halibut.
The
Nii'li;Cape;
Rainier,
Jim
Aurora
o'lo
pound.
The
TUladi
also
bad
about
15,000
pounds.
M.i
i.tn
1
1
r
1."
It.
it.t.litlT
ft.r.t11
carrying
out
Ihe
extensive
urogram
Of
trins
thai
was
nlnimeit.ii...
rni
.n..i.
.if
inininir
iim
for
him
afler
the
World
War,
th);
prince
has
spent
part
of
eachjlUlh
Canadian
Scolllsh
and
early
ear
-s.m-e.
ijuu
lime
away
from
'Loudon.
With
no-pioro
worldsjc-xperieuces
experiences
nl
nl
to
for
coiiquerdie
will
now
setlte
down
to
scrimiMy
prepare
himself
the
business
of
being
king.
The
next
homecoming
jf
Ihe
prince
will
exclle
Britishers
to
a
greater.-.
extent
than
his
return
from
sVny
previous
trip.
ABer
his
return
he
will
have
more
lime
lo
spend
otnong
hi
own
people
and
consequently
there
are
likely
to
he
more
rumors
and
speculation
concerning
him
than
during
his
former
stays
in
the
British
capital
between
trios.
These
will
1...1
ina.,
1.1...
however,
as
be
has
shown
a
strong
will
and
independence
of
...
.i.-ii
ivH.Hiiiiit,
iiuum-ii
since
cnmiiiood.
Ihe
front.
Be
tells
of
Ihe
ileal
Ii
of
Walter
Smith,
a
strelcher
bearer,
who
was
killed
while
attending
lo
duty.
ORDERS
COFFIN
WITH
RADIO
SET
Aaed
California
Rancher
Will
"Tune-In"
After
Death
LOS
ANGELES.
Oil.,
July
R.
Kimball,
iiged
San
Fran
Cisco
valley
rancher,
has
placed
an
oilier
witli
a
Lo
Angeles
un
derlaker
for
a
t,20O
steel
cof.
fill
eipiipped
Willi
an
up-lo-dalc
radio
receiving
set.
In
illreclin?
Mult
Ihe
ri)din-
piiulnped
coffin
be
prepared
to
receive
his
body,
Kimball
ex
plained
that
he
Is
eonVlneed
that
the
sotibl
lingers
near
the
body
mull
Ihe
day
of
Judgment
'
and
thai
he
will
bn
able1
to
"hear
what
Is
going
on
In
the
world")
?HE
DAILY
SHANGHAI
FIRM
'MATRICULANTS
t
WANTS
LUMBER
FOR
DISTRICT1
Large
Mill
May
be
Established
In
Complete
List
of
Central
and
Alaska,
Juneau,
Commerce
1
Northern
B.C.
Results
Chamber
Hears
rrn
lUsfiry.il,
Muwmfll
capable
a
-ff"11.
,
umlna
illlf
l,
school..
nf'
llinp
20,1100,000
feet
'
.Normal
the
.China
Import
Export
On.,!
,,
.1"
II
iVi.n
rrniior.il
mill
-nfinniii-
,n,,
.
...
.
.....
n.
...
....
......
.......
....
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
here.i
ire
said
he
was
in
Alaska
looking
for
a
supply
of
cheap
lumber
which
would
enable
his
company
4o;;manufaelliie
box
shooks
nn
a
basis
lo
poini
i
t
competition
with
Japanese
and
Swedish
man
ufacturers.1
-Mr.
Free
has
spent
several
weeks
in
the
southern
end
of
the
division,
lie
Is
satisfied
thai
the-
source
of
supply
offered
b'
the.
hemlock
and
spruoe'in
the
Tornjrass,
National
forest
is
ado-qucle.
Hut
his
investigation
of
production
cosh
ban
not
been
so
satisfactory.
He
said
box
shook
tinrlier
coubl
be
purchased
on
Pugel
Sound
for
SIT
ner
thous-
md
and
he
did
not
believe
that
it
was
possible
for
the
same
kind
of
timber
to
be
manufactured
here
at
less
than
that
figure.
UtapiiiK
costs
he
found
Mir
most
important
factor
in
the
cost
of
production.
Stumpage.
costs
were
not
excessive.
Labor,
ho
said,
seemed
lo
be
at
a
top
figure.
Iljs
survey;
he
added,
had
convinced
him
that
for
several
years
at
least
the
cost
of
-manufacture
would
not
be
increased
over
current
figures.
If
.the
company
establishes
a
plant,
Mr.
Free
said
it
would
divert
a
part
of
ils
fleet
from
Pacific
toast
ports
to
Alaska
for
earproes,
lauding
them
direct
at
Shanghai,
its
headquarters
Should
he
recommend
entry
here,
the,
general
manager
of
Ihe
firm
will
conre
from
(Shanghai
and
meet
him
in
Ihe
territory
to1
look
over
Ihe
site
cb'tisen
and
make
final
arrangements.
lie
did
not
tntlmnle
any
possible
location
for
the
proposed
plant.
i
VANCOUVER.
July
25.
Fur-'
ther
matriculation
results
in
fbl
lows
Smlthers
Central
raise
in
salary.
Cinde.rella
wenhloja'
dancfi
British
are
as
Entrance-
fieorgiua
!
Junior
.Matriculation---
Jamie-,
son
II.
firaham
S.
,
Annie
U.j
(Ireen
(S.,,
.Raymond
Mnran
(S..,
Mary
J.
V.
Mclnnes.
I
Driftwood
Greek
School
,
Orade
Ten
Nancy
B.
Prcere
Forestdale
School
Orade
Ten-
-t.eorge
fiar.
I
Private
slmlv.
Senior
Malriou-!
lation,
parial
standing
Frank)
Rendlc.
j
Stewart
Centre
j
C.rnde
Nine
Cherry
Campbell.
Joan
L.
.Mellor,
John
S.
Mellor
fS.-.
Daphne
T.
Workman
(8.
Junior
Matriculation
Muriel
Crawford,
E.
lson
(S.
j
Alert
Bay
Milclielt
Hay
Schnrd.
Ornde
,Nine
Lucy
i.
Turner,
Effie
M.'
Turner
(S,).
Private
study.
Orade
Jeannea
Wark
(S.
.
Quesnel
Centre
Ornde
Nine
Richard
B.
Ab-,
imtt,
Jesse
lligdon.
Elk'ii
RUby
Murray.
Grade
Ten
-George
Murray.
Hazellon
Centre
Grade
Ten
Ernest
A.
God
dard.
Normal
Entrance,
and
Junior
Matriculation
Mitchell
E.
Newman.
Prince
George
Centre
Normal
.Entrance,'
David
'P.
Williams.
'.
Junior
Matriculation
EdUh
M.
Ellis.
Mpily
J.
Haydnn
WaUace
K.
Niebolls.
Lees
School,
Grade
Nine
Annie
G.
Leboe.
)
1
The
Man
in
the
Moon
To
be
a
fireman
Was
the
fad
Of
Sammy
llarrinfell;
He
is
a
fireman
now,
all
rigid,
lie's
shovelling
coal
in
'-Panama.
The
great,
fault
with
'these
airmen
is
thai
they
.
are
always
Up
in
Ihe
air
about
something
or
other.
i
'
,
-i
1
When
n
woman
says'
she
Is
satisfied
wl
I
Ii
life
yon.
can
bet
yoir
collar
stud
bur
hew
hat
soils
her.
For
liglil
reading
try-waler-niarlis
lu.rp'le'paper.
(lie
AVhen
tb'e
crnwil
hisses
nl
the
villain
in
the
play,
he's
due
for
a
inn
nrp'scioweii3inr
.ignorance.
Whru'her'garler
fell
'upon
the
.
flp'ir.
'
.-
;
.
'
-i
'.
!
She
riliippi'tlliier
hhndMinri
yelled
"Ghl
Lor,"
Of
course
you've
lieard
Hie
old
chestnut
about
Mm
two
women
discussing
the
future
of
their
respective
sons.
"Well,"
said
one,
"ynu
'avn
certainly
got
your
boy
n
(rum
I
job
but
he
don't
beat
mine.
My
boy
is
In
Ihe
theatrical
prntessioiu
.Be
fetches
the
beer
for
the'
scene
shifters."
The
meanest
Scotsman
I
ever
met
was
Ihe
one
who
licked
the
corkscrew
after
.extracting
Ihe
cork.'
Now
thai
you
can
buy
pep
by
for
"Cholera
Infantum"
The
Fatal
Disease
Of
Children-
MOTHERS
(MOULD
USK
ail
or
he
dies,
li
properly
lam
on
the,
market
for
the
pwt
wKhty
yer,
away
in
life
superheterodyne
imd
!im
no
cratal
for
off-eettinn
the
cask
el.
votnitinc,
purging
&nd
diarrhcra
of
Advertise
In
tho
Dally
News.
in
Thla
valuable
preparation
hM
been
cholera
infantum.
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
r
I
I
the
package
there
is
no
more
ensn
fnr
tli.il
lli'iiwdv
fi.elni"
HAZELTON
.
Orade
Ten
J.
Norlbcoll
Earle,
The
(tame
Cnnservdlitm
Board
Laura
II,
Thome.
'visited
Haznlton
last
Tuesday
Burns
Lake
Centre
night
hut
no
one
attended
Ih"
Francois
Lake
School,
firade
meellng
which
was
to
have
been
Nine
Lacy
M.
Oain.
Jheld.
The
members
nf
the
board
Southbank
School,
Orade
Nine
continued
through
to
ftmilhcr
by
uiolor
wllbout
siiendiug
Ih"
night
here.
.
.
.Mis-es
"
Eleanor
anil
Dot
Pal-more
of
Prince
Hiiperl
are
here
with
friends.
Miss
Nellie
Bales
qf
Lovelaiujs.
Colorado,
has
been
.the
.gue.st
of
Mrs.
George
D.
Parent
at
New
Hazeltou.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Neil
Mclvcr
anil
Miss
Kathleen
M
elver
are
Vis!!-'
ing
here
with
.
Mr.
mid,
Mrs.
(It
it.
Kawlc.
heen
in
business
al
Sangudo,
Allierta,
.for
the
past
six
years
has
sold
out
there
a.ud
intends
to
locate
on
Ihe
southern
coast.
The
.first
of
what
is
In
become
an
annual
,
field
day
-was
held
by
the
Indians
assembled
at
Bag-
wilget
hist
week.
Father
.J.
Al
lan!
was
in
charge
of
'he
cele
bration
and,
among,
the
tribes
participating,
were
natives
from
Dahiuc,
Burns
Lake,
Francois
Lake,
Maxime
Lake.
Moricelown,
Owen
Lake,
'.Stella,
Sloney
(Jreek,
Tyeo
Lake
and
Uncha
Lake.
Mrs.
(Dr.)
Large,
formerly
of
Port
Simpsifn
and
now
nf
To
ronto,
Is
visiting
nl
Hie
Jlazellon
Hospital
with
her
sou,
Dr.:
Large.
Mrs.
.1.
MacKay
'and
.family
are
Visiting
at
Burns
Lake,
with
Mr.
and
Mrs,
A.
Ruddy.
Rev.
Mr.
Harkness,
who
suc
ceeds
Rev.
John
Knox
Vright
as
H.u.
secretary
of
the
uinndian
Bible
Society.,
was
a
visilor'here
I
his
week.
Advertie
in
the
Dally
New
WATER
NOTICX.
Uia
and
Storag.
TAKE
NOTICE
mat
William
C.
SMan,
tvlume-
afldres
Id
LwltepTt
Oannerj-,
O.C.I.,
Il.i:.,
will
apply
for
a
llrrnre
lo
lake
ami
noo
t
miner
a-
Im
hen
dally
ami
to
atot-p
S.niiil
khIIimii
"f
water
out
nf
an
iiiiiininisl
ftreain
ihlrh
flow
win
t
her
I
v.
and
drain
Into
went
arm
or
went
portion
nf
l.oi-kepoi't
llarlior,
O.CJ.,
1IX.
The
uoratte-ditiii
Mill
nn
loeaied
at
inn
aourvo
nr
me
mreain.
The
i-iipaniy
or
the
re
nervolr
lo
lie
created
l.
about
8.000
Ka
Ions,
and
It
will
flood
about
V,
acre
of
land.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
Ihe
urentn
at
a
point
at
It
houito,
and
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purehat,
In
the
t.nd
'Ilecordinir
Jllrlct
nf
Prince'
llupert,
and
annate'
at
Shannon
Hay
1
Il.i!..
Maaaetl
Inlet.
y.C.
lalands.
It
r
TAKE
itOTICK
that
OrtiieiMilli.i-i
n.V..:
Iled,
or
Vancouver.
II.
C,
ii4cupatlon
Minion
ranner.
IntemU
to
apply
for
per-mUnlon
Hi
.pul-clmne
.the
followlnir
le
ri'lhed
lamU:
conimenctna
at
a
poal
plan
ton"
6pprnl-malcly
IB
chain
wen,
more
or
leni.
rrom
the
northeast
rnvner
Lot
t(R
t
8J551MI
thence
-aouth
flmins-
thence
went
Sft
chains
thence
aouth
a
rhatii-
ui-iiri!
rr
in
mama,
more
nr
lena.
tol
bench;
thence
rnllowlnir
tneanderlnir
or'
beach
tn
point
or
commencement
and!
containing
41
acre
more
or
le
0OSSE
MlLLEilt)
LIMITED
Per
Wtn,
o.
Dated
Julj
7tU,
itn,
Acnt'
Grhosota
DEPARTMENT
OF
WORKS.
Notlc
to
Contractors.
SKM.IIi
IIMiKllS,
i-mi.n-.il
"Traitor
r..i
,tt
llait'lti.ii
S(
l.i..l.
win
lm
rrii'ivril
li
On-
li
iii
iiiral.li'
(Ii.
miiii-ii
i
..r
I'ulili.
W"i'k-
lit
I"
I'.'
'-IfM-K
Vmli
of
t'rlil.1),
iim
111
r
41
iv.
t'Jt:,.
fnr
mi'
111:11
.nut
i'.mirliii.n
'if
1
I'm-
Iw.imi
Si-Ihm.I
ami
omi
ItiilMinir
ai
i-w
llateltuii
LAND
ACT.
1
mi
Ski-rim
Klri-tiirat
liKtrli'l.
Il.i:.
I
IHins,
Spcciriralimis',
cmiir(-i.
ami
Fuiiuk
or
Trader
(IKiv
lii
nm
nn
ami
rirr
Uk
Ulli
.lav
lit
Jnh.
i;.f,
and
nirini-r
mr.inniiiini
miuuifU
at
ihe
op-imrlmrnt
i.r
Puhhi-
W.-rk-.
-I'arllatnrat
lllrtldltitr.
ami
ai
the
fi.l.iiii)r
orrin:
MiVfiiimrat
Ar-t-
at
Vaurunvrr.
I'rtw
lliijwrl,
Smilhirn,
and
Or.
W.
Sarirral,
SfcrrUry
to
Srlwml
hoard,
i-w
llatrlKHi,
II.
C.
CA,ptfn
Dt
l'l.m,
Sp"rtnrii'.ii,
nr
can'
In?
cililalfifU
froni
Um
ln-t(rlnieiit
.,n
wv-mral
or
a
ntptmi
ft
Tra
U'dUrii
(lii,
wMrll
will
I.
rrundsl
nn
rrluni
of
iln
ltan,
fir..
Hi
KimkI
i'iumIIIIuii.
.TIi
lowpat
r
any
trtwfr
eot
iimwmi-
saruy
arrtpirn
nwir
P.
rillllP.
MfHWrr
and
Pul-llr
Wnrba
Fnlrvr
ri'lillr
Wiki
Drimriiimii.
Victoria.
'B.C.,
Jnlv
?ili,
(Ms,
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purtnait
Lino.
In
lm
l.awl
llcmrdhn-
DUIrlri
of
Prlnco,
lluport,
and
lniati-
al
Awiirn
Iiiht,
Awnni
Kay.
M.mftl
Inlci
0.1..
land.i
.
r.c.
,
ii.ikbi
.i'iiii.c
iuai
ianiiw
1
mr.
rli'iu-.
Mr.
Mdver,
Wlt0iias,lnr
Stmi.
of
AunjiyMr.
Il.i
.,
..rnn.aiiini
iiiarrmi
wvmian,
mtrnrt
tn
anplv
for
tr
inhDlon
in
pun
ham-
Un-
rnlluu
lnir
ito-
arrltifd
lirxM:
Cotnrnrnnnir
Jl
a
p
plantml
at
hlrfi
wjtcr
mirrk.
Awnhl
lover;
iIm-iii-p
r.
iluin
mirth;
lliciirc
in
rlialns
m,
more
or
lean
lo
horthwr-M
rnnier
Lot
1547;
thenif
Jii
ii;iln
mm
tli;
thriiri.
l.
rtiaina
i-iil;'
Uienre.
id
rlmln
imrlh;
thence
s
rh.iln'
weal;
tlM-nre
it
rh.itn
amjtli
in
tnlnl
of:
rcnmiiinci-ment.
and
rnnliinln
jo
arren.l
imire
or
leaa;
t
MIIS.
JAMKS
riFUUNfi
STnANO.
Applicant.
1
Por
Will.
0.
Mltrhell.
1
Areni.
Haled
July
Tin.
tBi.
Nolle
of'InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Purchatal
Land.
In
Prlnep
tlupert
Land
IHMMrt;
lleeirillnl
IJUtrlet
of
Prlnee
Itiiiiert,
and
annate
at
shannon
liny,
n.i;..
Ma.net
i
inlet.,
OX,
IMand.
TAkK
.NOTICE
lh.lt
Jamea
rte.dln!
Slranir.
of
SunnyWde,
Il.i:..
neiitpatlon'
raniieryinaii.
Intends
to
anpl
.fur
tieriiiia-flon
lo
purrh;ie
the
folinwinir
dean-Hied
'
lands
!
cmiuiiiHirlnir
at
a
mm
planted
U
ehalnii
aoiith
SJileir.
wet,
iiKire
or
lesa
from
Wiuthwe.M
corner
or
Lot
lijH;
thence'
noiitli
3u
rhalnn;
thenee
uet
:io
Mia'ln'1
more
r
leu,
to
wjitee'n
4ir;
thenee
followlnir
nieanderlnu
of
bearh
to
polnti
or
roiimieneiinmit,
and
eontalnlnif
4K
arrea.
!.
more
dr.
le-.
JAS.
FIF.LPI.NO
STPAXO,
Applleanl.
Per
Wni.
0.
Mlirliell,
Aan
'
luted
Inly
7th,
im.
WATER
NOTICE.
...
.
DIrilon
and
Uia
j
..iTAkK
,?1TI:!,;
h.H
William
MnrAn.
whoe
nd.lrens
if.
I.oekporl,
Il.i:
.
wfll
an
ply.
for
a
lleenee
to
take
and
ime
mn
i.
m
iremy
mniul,
i,ri
.
u
y.fJ.L,
ali"i
known
a.
prln-
rroin
.Ml
Jloriran
elevation
M0'.
whleli
flow
anutherlv
and
dralnn
.Into
wV.t
?nn
"l.i)nrellow"
Mineral
rfaliu.
erown
rrant-ed
V,
?35:i
O
nj.
The
water
will
be
"i
.
about
I
ami
feet
ur
no
due
we
froni
Loikpon
llarbor
and
from
aouthweM
"n"
ner
mat
of
Lot
til
-Lonirfellow',
Mineral
.lolm,
orown
rranted
.No.
MM,
'and
wil
tie
lined
rnr
domeotle
and
mnnervi
un
(Ve
npon
Ihe
land,
.le.erlbed
inV'LV0
oV.1
'.."!"
Fofeahore
lea.e
adjoin-in.
.ot
lot
at
l.oekport
O.nj.
Thl
no
IL,!T,m,!'5
P",i"'rt
"I"'"
mo
rrnnnd
on
tl.o
aee
md
day
of
June,
tflS.
A
eonv
"
of
th
i
notlee
and
an
aoniieatlon
nne.,,,Pnt
to
and
to
the
"U'ii..
i...--
"
..1
the
orrlee
or
thq
Watel-
ller-Vr
ler
at
PrlneS!
Itiipeit.
T.r..
o
iienii.n.
.i;.".'
..."Ce,
will
he
used
for
(lotneolle
and
cannery
1
J."
.I!w?r
with
r'1l,
"le
aaid
Water
piifpoite
tipmi
the
land
dedrritied
aa
IjitllStT!
"iM
"1
Ihe
liomptrotler
of'
818
and
Lot
441
llloek
A,
Oneeil
Charlotte
;'
"r
"
"..
Patllameht
liulldlnra.
Vie'
lHncl,
u.c.
Thll
nollee
va
ixinied
on
,,"'?'
-
ulln"
"Urt.v
days
arier
the
the
around
on
Ihe
mm
day
or
July,
1045.1
"r''
M'earnw
of
m
notlee
In
a
Wnl,
A
ropy
or
this
notn-c
ami
an
ajiplieaUfMij
'""!!
.
.
rt,t
"f
firm
pnb.1
inimuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Art
1014,"
will
be
riled
In
the
orriee
or
the
Water
Iterorder
at
Prince
nupert,
MX.
objection
to
the
application
may
be
riled
wiiii
me
nam
wnicr
neeoruer
or
W'llhi
ihe
Comptroller
M
Water
liurhta,
Parlla-1
inent
liulklluiM,
Victoria,
Il.i;.,
within!
i
mriy
iiaya
aner
ine
rirn,
aiipearaiice
of
this
notice
In
a
local
iiewnnaiier.'
the
date!
of
the
riral
Jul
v
IS
i
iiuijin-niK.il
tiubllcatlon
ur
lots.
I
hi
notlee
l
W.SJMJlNApplirant
..:.
JMMII..1.1,
Appilunt
prince
feorgc
TORONTO
In
Centre
of
Shopping
i
and
Business
District
250
ROOMS
100
with
Prints
fittht
BUROPISAN
PUW
i
WINNBTT
THOMeON.
MANQ.
DIR.
iHMHMHKHKKHKaHKHHHalrMga
Saturday,
July
:
.
Bead
off
Rot
before
it
gets
your
money
the
ucatlicr
spoil
.them.
You
store
your
crops
promptly
icst
Yet
the
buildings
in
whicn
ycu
house
these
ciijjis
Wtc
Unprotected
'against
rot,
the
crone
destroyer.
All
wood
that
conies
in
contact'
with1
the
ground
with
concrete,
bricks,
masonry
or
other
wood,
sliouldreceive
preservative
treatment
with
Harrctt
Oirhosoth.
WrMtment
with
this
wood
preservative
increases
life
of
all
wood.
Ca'rbosota
is
pure
creosote
oil
specially
refincdiljiy
the
Harrett
Chemical
Staff.
It
gives
a
rich
brown
color
and
is
superior
to
ordinary
stains.
;,
"
Come
in
and
let
us
explain
the
scverahmethods
v
of
using
this
wonderful
wood
preservative.
l-
v-?
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Jobbers!
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
.
.
For
Salo
by
all
Hardware
and
Paint
Dealers.
FiveRoses
Flour
for
Dreads,
Cakes,
Puddings,
Pastries
Thriving
elnldi
Ihe
bread
yon
n.
Ftve
Roses
Floii
I
.
stored
with,
the
V
:
ffllity
-n
rid
crml
nourishmeul
of
p;
...
J!
Iloha
wheat.
Nutritious,
Wholesome
trt
Keeps
Well
Agent
l
t
ni
jonn
l.
Lnnsn'i
BIG
REDUCTION
SALE
Runs
all
This
Week
at
"Doners
House
of
Quality
Wood!
Wood!
A'ow
is.
your
eh-DRY
CEDAR
Full
Inml
$6.0
Half
load
3.M
Large
sacks
60c
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
.
.
.
$6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Nlflht
or
DU
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Don't
Miss
BENTS
Summer
Clearing
Sale
m
mmmm
Dr."iTs.Tail
DENTIST
Holgerson
Block,
Print
Rupert,'
B.C.
Office
Iloilrs--0
to
0.
,
X-Ray
SonHce
Phont)'686.
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Tuesday,
Tlnii'!"lw
am)
Saturday
KveiiinK'