w
a?
October
fi,
1025.
Special
Value
$10.00
Girls
Wrist
Watch
fir
Dim
tittle
Nvalrh
.
K
.ft
for
Hi.'
tilth'
Tue
(-.no
i
gold
fill
it.
white
or
,
li
jewelled
rnnve-:
t
we
K"iarHnle'
it
to
-onnlily
K'iol
limp-
John
Bulger
Jotveller
You
Had
Better
Gt
Your
Name
on
our
list
For
Dry
Kindling
kiln
ilrisd
ami
I-artfe
luiid
IG.00
i
a
bandlffi
al-r
II.
00
do
Tail"
Call
112.
i
ii
ami
rendv
to
ill
hour.
One
enwr
any-60e.
1
:iin
Swlan.
COAL
V
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new
n
on
$11.00
ir
ton
deliv-1
,'in.l
ery
llttl
V
I
-r
feet
range
and
ttrmely
ton
now!
1
'
til
kind
al-
inntly.
Stand345
Vhlrd
ft.o.
Alio
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
Taxi
75
Taxi
'
.f
have
thfl
best
Phono
76.
'
"
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II'hMoii
Supcr-i
lioirge-.
Firat
and
.
i
is-enger
Sedan
In
A
'
new
closed
.'nrs.
RATES
1u.
-tigers
0
l'nssengrrs
ft
I'asxengers
$1.00
51.
BO
$2.00
-figer
Sedan,
per
'
$4.00
-tiger
Sedan,
per
'
$6.00
To
Cold
Storage
and
Across
Hays
Creek
Bridge,
1
or
2
:i
-'
tiger
$1.00
'
mliliti.'nal
pacnger
B0o
pach.
TAXI
75
TAXI
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phono
676
DENTIST
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
KxqulMllo
Slock
of
Fur
''''immliiKs
nl
low
price.
B.
C.Wr
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
JUNEAU
PAPER
PREDICTS
WIN
FOR
LIBERALS
Victory
of
'Bob"
l
Forecasted
Dally
Empire
The
Alaska
Daily
JlllHHlll.
newspaper.
in.-
victory
or
Holier!
Liberal
railditlulc
f
t(.
romiiig
federal
eleHmn
I'li1tiir
eil
la
-I
week:
The
iinwcnri
seems
U
pre-vmt
thai
Itnherl
fju-
nt
vi.n
1
ilrrtiMHl
pMid
tfM
urnrtenl
vrrln
if
lh
Win
"f
iHMnn
In
-Urn
mmi
hhi
rni.
IMt
li
rHfthof
oritored
mil
tlw
liitx-
for
rnirrinr
is
iriof
lijr
T"U
In
ttw
WW
I
fit
fatnnwu
In
thu
artlnn
t
within
thirty
1y
ftr
IN
Ul
IMlWlrMll
ef
ttlrfl
IMtlr.
If
it
i
iir
intention
lo
il-fii1
thli
trti.m
yi.u
will
lwi'
to
ealrr
in
appear
anr
In
the
llrfUlrv
Offlrr
of
lhl
linn
i.unlile
i
...in
il
Itie
timrl
ll.aie.
prtnre
rtuH'it.
n..:..
t
ine
writ
or
hunmhuk
Iwrrln
wllhin
thirty
1yo
nt
Ibr
Ul
iiiiiiliriilun.
"thrrwiw
th.-
I'lilmirr
may
Iiriierril
hrrpin.
,
lTt
UHl
tllh
rty
of
Srplrmlwc,
",4
M.
OONZAI
ES.
SnttrUor
for
Plilntltr.
O:
rrmplur
nilTrl'n
kfrr.
IWfMWl.Ul
LAND
ACT,
Nalle
at
Intntlan
la
Apply
la
Purchna
una.
In
lh
I
anrl
Drmnlina
tll.lrlrl
of
Prltire
lluprrt,
lint
IIUitr
it
ini.
iiinuui
01
Mir
rl!
OiTk
whlrtl
now
una
im
Kr.ull
lllvrr
I
bout
IS
tnllM
fnm
IIA
Inrilllh
TAkK
Mi1li:E
that
Jntin
A.
Smllh
of
Prliier
lluiirrl.
11.0..
orruillnn
lnnil)r
man
Inf.iml.
In
BOItlv
for
IWHIllMlon
tO
IMirrhit
the
follnwlnr
(iMrrll.!
Iml:
riiimnrnrint
it
a
ngil
plamnl
it
tlif
Miutliwril
rornrr
or
t.t
S5;
luntf
four;
thrii.-a
30
rhilni
norltirrly;
thrnra
SO
rhain
ittrrly.
more
or
lr.
I"
th
Eca-l.
It
lllviP!
thrnrn
Stt
rhaln
HiulhrrlV!
lli.nr
10
rhalm
entrrly.
snd
cimtimitif
,
arrr..
,r.
or
In.
A
jviTll.
Art'tinnt,
ntM
Per
C.
P,
niaf.
Arrnl
LAND
ACT
Netlc
of
Inlintlon
lo
Apply
lo
rurthat
In
!
I
iii'l
H
nuns'
nuirlrl
nf
1'rliirj
Unpen,
m.l
illiiita
on
IUS
fs
U
Creek
Mhirh
flowi
into
Hi
tilll
Itlvtr
limit
It
mltra
from
lt
niniilh.
T.UK
MOTirK
that
I'rlnre
ltiix-rt
Sprtire
i
,nit
!
nt
Prlnre
IllllXTl.
o.'rupi-
ii....
'
ii.'n,iu.r
.iiurnet
nrrra.
IntrmU
to
m.ly
ror
rruilloii
in
piirrlune
Hie
rol-Inwliis
tlonrrlbeil
!".-
.h,
,
ConiinHiniin
it
a
iin
I'm""
"
rh
n
norihrriv
rrniii
inn
"""''-"
nor
of
l
I'"'
f,lr
rlintn
iv.rUierly
Jt.ei.re
40
rhiln.
ra.tft
Iv:
thrnre
in
rhiliti
onthrrly:
Ihenre
4
Ll.'.i!..
in
nnint
of
riiniiiimrr
0
6
n'fni.
iml
nmuinlns
100
srrr.
more
or
""""i'lincR
nttrnT
ernttcB",
AppHr'inl
Per
r..
p
nitf,
Ainu
utud
Autuii
e
ib.
m.
UNITED
CHURCH
rr:
ue
u.nl
tin
..rUiihr.
"
n,m
M"
li
l
-aid
Ibat
the
chnnce
eem
more
than
iucce-
i
fanral.lc
for
(heir
a
prominent
Liberal
family.
A
brother
ha
er.-i!
tunny
tcrimt
Mi
Mi.-
Ihiiiiintoti
.i!
tiiiiii.Mil
n
a
Liberal
art
member.
MARKETED
HIS
CROP
in
thc
suraiMt
court
or
COLUMBIA.
Himri
Allml
W.
ilsrka,
rUUHIIf;
r
HOLDS
BANQUET
neopening
of
Church
Fittingly
Celebrated
at
Enthusiastic
Lowe
In
Yukon
fl'flr
Lait
Evening
bv
Alaska
I
"
'-
aimmii
zoo
perou
were
pn
-phi
at.
We
)iiiiiint
last
ntKlit
-
J
winctt
,yva
in-Ill
to
celebrate
the
I.r-.ti.-tM
r,l",n'g'
"f
Mi.-
Fiuted
Church
Iiut.
"
'""ry
unpen.
The
affair
forlli-,wa
"f
mf"nial
nature
but
t,r
",",',t
!ii.ip.
ami
the
prtl-
npl.
tii-orge
Mack,
i-.r.-i.ii...
urn,n
wa
a
v.-ry
interesting
one.
miultr
in
the
i
ii,,,,.,.
i
m.
Uiree
ki
i-Moiih
of
the.
church
following
editorial
which
mmrar.
w.M'iai
nun
winch
were
fillcil
with
In
(Wests
were
very
prettily
iNiornler
for
Ihe
occasion.
Afler
ample
justice
had
been
horse,
the
I.iheral
nominee
will
lo
r1rnlil
supper
Ihat
le
cleriril
lo
I
lie
Dominion'
par-1
'r,,v'''','l.
Mis
K.
M.
Karle,
liameni
from
Yukon
Territory
'
wl1"
WB"
r,",ir'n,
called
upon
notwithstanding
that
Cant
'"'rm
''
"
lead
In
commii
Hlark.
the
present
mcnilier
aiid'ni,y
"'""ff
which
proved
most
Conservative
nominee
for
re-,ir
Soloist
of
the
election,
14
also
popular.
Hot.
ov,"mJ
WT"
Mr.
McGregor,
I..we
has
been
a
resident
of
Yu-
JHr"
i.eou,
nev.
Kvnn
kon
Territory
foe
mure
n.i.n
,,ukpr
nt
Kingston,
Ont.,
ami
uuarler
of
a
eem.irv
it.
i.n.
"nice
Stevens.
The
aeeompan-
lived
at
WhilehorM.
and
been
Hie1'?'''
M'M
Way
an1
Clifford
inot
prominent
citizen
of
that
lOWH
from
the
liiKrttiniiio
nf
II..'
"r-
hergln
gVe
atj
ad
the
other
hand,
Capl.
I
Mack
left:
the
Yukon
m
)nr
apo
and
i-
lew
n
practicing
lawyer
in
Van-j
rmiT.
j
I
he
upMHerx
of
I
Job
Low.
will
make
their
campaian
witli
VS
4
.
.
,
.
...
'lace.
Il
ha
been
a
meirtl-r
of."rr"
",r
nH,flrJr
01
,,,,,
I
he
Yukon
TerriloriAl
llimiu-il
-nice
the
organisation
of
that
liKllie
l.iHly,
and
l
knew
church
iirakinit
many
(nu-rntln3
references
lo
pioneer
daj'
In
Prince
lluperl.
Hev.
H.
O.
Hacker
i:ann..i.
?ok"
,,n
lh"
'r-,"t
outlook
of
Yukon
like
a
bk.
on
wic
cniirnn
ami
nev.
n
.
J,.i'ar
".in
oi
lerrace
was
alo
n
ieaker.
The
program
wa
concluded
willi
an
orixmal
and
hunutrou-
i-kelrh,
"Wliy
.-lut.anil
I,avo
LI,....
L...
ti
.
.
a
.
a
.ll.e
.L.tran
V.iL.n
V..k
i
n"",r'
"
'""
""p
"0:OCK
ci.
t
:i
i
Hr
"-.i.irr'
i.Miiit.-
.tin
in
iiir
i-litin-h
under
the
direction
of
the
i
preicitt.
Mm,
v.
A.
Mallie-on,
lln.lgh.be..,,,
,
p.Mlnir
e'mM,,.rf
J""
,:',n,,U0,I,
W,J
1
Unl
am'
"art"-
hat
lloher.
!.we
i,
a
member
f
V."
made
the
arranvemfiil
for
program.
REV.
AND
MRS.
PARSONS
i
hole
p4are
ery
hard
lo
fill.
I
he
ARE
LEAVING
TERRACE
WITHIN
113
DAYS
.wb-
Z11
Ct:x?
0nL
Two
itaVM
ttfllr
ll
tint
tll
mmI
In
llin
KroHinl.
wheal
firoMn
on
tti
4
tarni
ir
llert
i.learwaler,
near
here
ha
been
unlooded
at
port
Arthur.
Mr.
Clearwater
l.eiran
hi
needing
opemlion
on
May
rcconl
for
r.Htinda.
mora
aunoayi
ociore
uo-108
I
lUth
Ti:H.i:i:.
Ocl.
o.
Kxpree-
Kina
of
keen
rearet
are
being
beanl
on
all
ide
ince
it
be
came
generally
known
lliat
He
.
,
i.nd
Mr.
V.
J.
l'aron
are
oon
to
never
their
-ouneclion
with
IT
tif
hl
year
and-
fiinhed
...
,:,.,
nh..r-,i,
here
in.rin.
iiimmnd
on
.;'
;
"
,hpir
fonr
year
in
lerrace
Mr.
grain
had
bn
unloade,!
at
he
h
Mp
ttrMIIM
hBVP
very
lake
he
,.n
nlfrnJr
7.
Ibij
.rVP
iu
.
n.,
of
work
wllien
wheat
which
was
sown
on
snrln?
.
n.
..
'
"
wi4ii
iii-
niun
in
iiit-
ploughing,
.
..
yielded
SI
I-?
bu.liHs
rolininnHy,
am,
specially
I.,
uie
acre
.Mr.
t.iearwa.er,
a)onft
,
yaQng
e
,h(,y
matnlalni
t
lit
i-
a
new
speetli
.,
.
w.
.t
mi.4(wl
.i
British
Mr.
Parsons
lia
ben
very
actlM
in
'leen
ap"
girl
work,
while
Mr.
Pareons
ha
been
the
And
Tplr
Hrrlmm
km,
PriMMMl.
,
,,
,
,,
:..
.
.
,
.
,i
T..
oii
e
umi
m
-un
i'lealr
of
the
boy
in
lliejr
I
rail
fitiMuenrm
triia.t
i.u
ov
iw
o.i
nanf
el.illtr
.m
tk
a;u.
.U
if
Hm
Hanger
anil
Hoy
nhi!
aclivitie
if.,
.a
ttrt
.ir
is
ww
-win
r.r
4i
iiurimr
uie
yar
lie
l.n
Iioaii
rrhTXVie'Kr.Vh
"
president
of
the
,7?t,rV,t.ir
rSeT
frlC
't-Teacher
AMorlallnn
la-l
is.
watrh
Mm
A-tr-Mini
i.
itai.il
.ar
ami
IkiIIi
he
nml
Mrs.
Par-
am!
Vufc
v.Ti.T
umi
i.y
-n
..rdrr
.
n
werf
very
inlerei.le,
work
uf
iiu
iii..r
jnd
yint.
.ui-ii
tiw
n
,
a
n-"ockitiou.
,irr..t
itui
imbnratiiin
f
thi,'
neiir.
in
l
Mr.
Parsnns
will
occupy
the
nilawr
riiMtbl
II
rnwf
imperi.'
It
i
.
..lie-
i
r
for
....
n
I
I.
..
r.r
r..m
lh.
nnvl
I.e..
W
1
1
n
ror
rk
nhali:
i""!'"
'
'
V"
day,
after
which
they
pxpeel
to
leave
fr
Vancouver,
prior
lu
go
ing
to
their
new
local
Ion.
TERRACENOTK
Mrs.
A.
i'..
Fowler
and
Iwo
children
le'i
on
Sunday
for
Vnn
rouver
where
I
hey
have
pone
lo
obtain
medical
altenliun
for
the
baby
daughter.
Hilly
Vnnderlip
relumed
honif
lat
week
nfler
having
spent
tin
last
month
In
Vancouver
making
ailJulnHMil.
wllh
the
Compen-
nalion
Iloanl
ill
rcsranl
lo
hi
injured
hand.
While
there
he
renewed
acquaintance
with
Carl
I.indliloin,
an
old
Terrace
friend
and
report!)
Carl
gel
I
inn
alons
fine.
He
also
visited
in
Victoria
ami
lliiuk
Ihat
cily
is
the
only
place.
fi.
H.
nilberl
nrrived
home
on
Sunday
afler
.spending
several
days
al
Prince
fleorftc.
,.
H.
I.illln
and
Frank
PhUcn-
lor
left
on
luesday
In
prospect
around
I
he
hills
across
from
Vamirsdol
wltero
Ihe
recent
slrike
of
Rood
looking
ore
was
made
by
V.
H.
Van
.Meier."
Oeorne
I.illle
also
spcnl
several
days
in
llial
vicinity
last
week
and
all.
are
very
enthusiastic
over
the
pros,
peels
of
a
real
find.
II.
Foray
of
Ileum
was
In
lown
nl
Ihe
week
end.
Thos.
Conruy
of
Kalum
Lake
TKW
TTXTT7T
WCWJl
On
llt
Jlnlng-ronm
loot
It
sAoihi
lU
haullful
"Dallon"
Jtdgn
N.
516,
a
floral
moll
ivUh
Hue
laiktrouna:
In
lit
ilchtn
It
"Moulc"
Jetlgn
No.
408,
m
popular
Hut
and
uhlU
tilt
atttm.
Congoleum
Gold
Make
Dining-Room
made
a
trip
to
town
this
week.
-Mrs.
J.
Anthony
and
son.
of
llemo,
were
in
town
on
Saturday
A.
C.
Head
left
on.Mon.lay
lo
Visit
.Mrs.
Head
and
new
baby
.latip
htri
in
the
Prinen
llupert
iieneralAnopltal.
.j
4
i)ave
.MoWhinney
of
Vartarsdo
was
in
lown
on
Saturday.
It.
I..
Melnlosh
nrrivod
from
Prince
lluperl
on
Thursday
lo
spend
a
short
time
.11
his
sum
tier
home
here
".
K.
Vnn
Meter
arrived
home
on
Sunday
nfler
having
made
a
business
irin
to
Smillters.
I.
Smilh,
foreman
of
fieorse
l.ttlle's
woodis
oniup,
went
lo
llazelton
on
Saturday
In
visit
F.mll
Itaughlnnd,
who
wiis
.seri
ously
hurt
iu
the
woods
about
si
week
s
njto
and
who
is
si
ill
a
patient
in
the
llazelton
Hospital.
He
reports
Km
it
lo
lie.
slowly
"re
covering.
Mr.
Smith
relumed
"to
Terrace
on
Sunday.
J.
Frosl,
local
forest
ranger
left
on
Friday
for
interior
poinls
on
misiness
in
connection
w
In
Ihe
Foreslry
Departmojit.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Frosl,
who
will
visit
with
frionds
in
llnzcllon
and
Smithers.
Mrs.
n.
I..
Mcintosh,-
who
has
recently
been
(o
Vancouver
as
delegnte
from
Prince
lluperl
lo
Ihe
Dominion
Women's
Auxiliary
meetings,
arrived
in
Terrace,
on
Friday.
She
was
accompanied
hy
her
sister,
Mrs.
Wnlnwrlght,
of
Hamilton,
(Int.,
whim
she
mot.
in
Vancouver
ami
who
accom-
Seal
Rues
S"
s
So
Cheerful
!
What
a
real
satisfaction
it
is
to
any
housekeeper
to
have
an
easily
cleaned,
durable
Congoleum
Qold
Seal
Art-Rug
on
her
dining-room
floor
1
The
hospitable
warmth
of
its
rich,
tasteful
pattern
creates
an
ideal
setting
for
her
furniture;
and
there's
the
added
advantage
that,
like
the
Congoleum
Rug
in
her
kitchen,
she
can
keep-it
clean
with
a
very
little
effort.
Easily
Cleaned
Waterproof
The
smooth,
sanitary,
waterproof
surface
doesn't
absorb
dirt
and
grease
like
woven
floor-coverings.
Just
a
few
easy
strokes
with
a
damp
mop
or
cloth
and
the
cheerful
colors
are
spotless.
These
rugs
lie
perfectly
flat
without
any
fastening
never
curl
up
at
the
edges.
Congoleum
Rugs
are
becoming
more
and
more
the
choice
of
up-to-date
women
all
over
the
Dominion.
The
variety
and
beauty
of
their
patterns
-rich
Oriental,
motifs;
dainty
floral
and
neat
tile
designs
enable
you
to
select
a
suitable
pattern
for
any
room
in
your
home.
I
Congoleum
Qold
Seal
Art-Rugs
are
made
.
seventeen
sizes;
ranging
from
the
handy
18
x
36
inch
mats
to
the
9x
15
foot
room-size
rugs.
foNGOLEUM
j
GOLD
SEAL
4rt-Rugs
Made
in
Canada
by
Canadians
for
Canadians
1
Gunnil
n
otiripl
limn
nl
l
ln
Intosh's
summer
home
"The
Crossways"
Kilsuni
Kalum.
P.
Magnussen
and
niece
of
Vanarsdol
.wcre
In
lown
on
Sal-unlay.
They
expect
to
move
lo
Terrace
to
live
in
the
near
future.
tiIr.V..
V'VVUurj)Plt
and
'
Ihe
Misses
Dobh,
Andrews
and
Maloll
spent
Saturday
nt
I.akelse
Lake.
Dr.
West
and
Dr.
Tremayno
o'
Prince
llupert
were
week
end
visitors
al
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
L.
Mcintosh.
Prince
llu
perl.
Wm.
Little
Is
excavaling
and
pulling
a
new
foundation
and
basement
under
tie
store
build
ing
occupied
by
Halt
Pros.
Hard
ware
Merchants,
and
owned
by
Mrs.
Lnzello.
,
J.
K,
Gordon,
,
Terrace
Holel
man,
leu
on
Monday
for
Prince
llupert
lo-receive
medical
attention
for
his
arm
which
was
broken
about
a
month
ago.
Miss
Hose
Dye,
of
Vanaredol
was
a
visitor
on
Saturday.
t
During
Ihe-
irhsenco
of
Itev.
.
I.
Parsons
Mrs.
.(Mass
conducted
services,
principally
choral,
in
Ihe
Knox
United
Church
on
Sun
day
evening.
Mrs.
Thos.
Tiffin
of
Coppor
Cily
vislled
wilh
friends
hero
on
Friday.
TELKWA
A
harvest
thanksgiving
service
panicd
her
north.
They
will
was
held
in
the
St.
Stephen's
Step
into
your
home-town
dealer's
store
and
see
for
yourself
how
beautiful
and
practical
Congoleum
Qold
Seal
Art-Rugs
really
are.
Look
for
the
Gold
Seal
Don't
be
misled
into
buying
some
other
material
said
to
be
"just
as
good"
as
Qold
Seal
Congoleum.
"Just
as
good"
is
neccr
as
good.
Look
for
the
Gold
Seal
shown
above
when
you
buy!
It
assures
you
that
you
are
getting
every
cent
s
worth
of
floor-covering
value.
Congoleum
Qold
Seal
Art-Rugs
have
a
dominion-wide
reputation
for
beauty
and
wear
a
reputation
that
has
been
earned
only
after
long,
hard
service
in
'
homes
in
every
part
of
Canada.
Buy
the
genuine
and
be
sure
of
satisfaction.
yCongoleum-By-the-Yard
The
same
sanitary,
flat-lying,
durable
material
as
Congoleum
Qold
Seal
Rugs,
for
use
where
it
is
desired
to
cover
the
entire
floor.
It
is
made
two
yards
wide
in
a
wide
range
of
beautiful
patterns
without
border.
Congoleum
Canada
Limited
1270
St.
Patrick
Street.
Montreal.
Quebec'
At
left
It
tf
"Motait
"
Je.
$Jfn,
a
popular
k'lthen
pattern
;
telote
It
tin
'
'Kashmir'
'
Jeiign,
No.
562,
a
pattern
tf
ttmaiable
beauty.
Church
on
Sunday
evening.
The
church
was
suitably
decorated
with
fruits,
vegetables,
flowers
and
grains.
Hev.
M.
Cibson
preached
lo
a
large
congregation,
a
very
impressive
sermon
on
ihe
harvest
and
its
relation
to
nre.;
Hunters
,
are
keenly
disap
pointed
oveV
the-
scarcity
01
grouse
this
season.
Mr,
and
Mrs.
D.
Cochrane
and
Miss
Mary
Mcllae
of
Hums
Lake
accompanied
by
Miss
Margaret
Palmer
of
Decker.
Lake
and
H.
C.
Fraser
drove
through
from
Hums
Lake
on
Saturday.
The
W.A.
of
St.
Stephen's
church
propose
holding'
a
harvest
supper
in
Ihe
Hall
on
Wednesday
evening
next.
The
weather
has
been
very
fine
for
the
past
two
weeks,
and
Ihe
farmers
nre
working
very
hard
in
order
In
finish
up
taking
iu
their
crops
before
a
chapge
comes.
Mrs.
Whilesidn
is
spending
a
few
days
in
lown
as
Ihe
guest
of
Mrs.
H.
Hou'son.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
..
Mclnnis
of
North
,
Hulkley
were
visiting
friends
in
town
on
Friday
last.
A
NARROW
E8CAPE.
The
companion
lo
an
elderly
lady
was
reading
aloud
the
newspaper
report
of
n
fire,
In
which
il
was
slated
Ihat
one
servant
had
lo
escape
down
a
waler-pipo.
nt
the
back
of
Ihe
house.
"Ilul
how
I
liin
the
poor
dear
must
have
beenl"
exclaimed
the
old
lady.
-Royal.
I
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Lsaa
Laa
In
Prince
llupert
Land
Rrtontlnr
Pis
trlct
of
Prlnre
lluperl,
lud
llut
on
tlie
northwest
emu
of
British
(oiiim
bla.
Portland
Canal,
and
being
al
Spl
Point,
Portland
tinil.
and
bearinr
north
matnrUc
from
Tree
1'oml.
Pcre
Island.
TAkK
tOTICi:
tbat
Antrlo-British
CoV
urubia
Pirklns
Company
Limited,
u
V'anrouvrr.
B.C.
orrupation
Parkert.
In
lemU
lo
apply
for
a
kite
of
tlie
follow-nir
ilesrrlbeit
land;
Oomnienrlnr
al
a
pot
planted
It
bird
water
mark
at
Spit
point.
Portland
Canal;
thence
MiutheaMerly
alonff
filttt
wite
mark
for
rorly-elirrn
hundred
reel
lo
pan
marked
Mo.
I.S.E.)
thence
southerly
10
rrwilnt,
more
nr
le,
to
low
water
mark;
thenre
northwesterly
atone
low
water
mark
rorty-elrht
huntlred
feet,
more
ur.lessj
thenre
northerly
10
rhilns.
more
r
less,
to
point
of
eonunenrement,
inrt
tiniainini
'
acre,
mora
or
less.
AMILO-BIUTISII
COLUMBIA
TACklilO
CO.
LTD.
Applicant
Per
Walter
K.
Walker,
Agenl
Piled
iwlv
ilras
Ittv
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
lo
Apply
to
Purchite
Land.
In
the
Land
neronllnr
District
of
Prince
HuperL
and
belnr
1
portion
of
Lot
twenty-four
(SI),
llinre
five
(:,
Coast
District.
TAkK
NOTICE
that
Frlttell'a
Limited
or
Prince
llupert,
B.C..
merchants,
intend
to
iply
for
permission
lo
purchase
the
rollowins
described
lands:
Cufliinenrlni;
at
1
post
planted
il
the
nortlwist
corner
of
lot
tweniy-ruur
(J4,
rnr
rive
(5),
Coast
District;
thenre
south
thlrty-lwo
rhilns;
thenre
wes
forty
chain;
thenre
north
elht
rhilns,
more
or
less,
to
hlah
wner
mark;
ihenre
nortlMasl
ilonr
htrh
water
mark
to
tmlnl
f
rommenci'inrnt.
ind
ronliliilnt
elshty
(80)
icres,
more
ny;les.
HIIZZKi.L'8
LIMIT
O.
Arplleint
nnwl
nmt
ISth.
.T
!.
I.N
THE
MATTER
ACT.
ind
NOTICE.
OF
"THE
COMPANIES
I.N
THE
MATTER
OF
INVESTMENT
COMPANY
OF
NOIITHKU.N
BlliriSIt
COH!MIUA.
LIMITED.
TAkK
NOTICE
that
the
above
Company,
whose
reylstered
of
rice
It
al
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
will
spply
to
HI
Honor
Jiidre
Voung,
Loral
Judre
or
the
Supreme
Court
or
British
Coliimbli
11
Prince
Huner),
li.C.
nn
Thursday,
Ihe
5lh
day
or
orto-Iter.
1V5,
11
the
hour
or
eleven
o'clock
In
Ihe
fnreniKin.
it
tlie
Liw
Courts,
url
llnnse
Prince
Rupert.
B.CM
for
III
order
res'orlna
the
said
Comiuinv
lo
th"
rerlsler
nf
Companies
In
the
office
of
the
Registrar
or
Joint
Stock
Companies.
Victoria,
B.C.,
tinder
Section
IfiS
of
the
C4nnnies
Art
of
British
Columbia.
IHTKO
at
Prince
Rupert,
Hi:.,
this
I
llll
day
ut
Septrmlier.
A.D.
IJ.
M.
noiMZALES.
Soliclior
for
Cemsu,