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DAILY
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Tuesday,
July
28,
1925.
Central
Interior
And
Peace
River.
The
statement
was
made
in
the
interior
last
week
to
the
Vancouver
Board
or
Trade
party
that
the
belt
nlonjr
the
Canadian
National
Railway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
fieorge
should
receive
attention
as
regarded
colonization
and
development
Jit
fore
the
Peace
River
valley.
This
does
not
mean
that
efforts
should
in
any
wise
be
dropped
to
give
the
wonderful
agricultural
area
of
the
Peace
River
a
transportation
system.
There
are
people
and
'..places
there
that
are
entitled
to
a
railway
connection
at
the
earliest
possible
date
and
it
seems
to
be
pretty
well
conceded
that
Mich
a
railway
would
be
an
economic
prj-xsition.
,
As
far,
as
colonization
is
concerned,
however,
the
develop
ment
argument
is
a
proper
one.
Ihcre
is
access
and
egress
to
the
district
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
by
the
t
fa
ft
In
&n
n.
n
Jk4
Ian
!ujI4
H
.
Elevator
False
Work
Is
Going
Up
has
another
dreilginpt
contract;"!
Mr.
AruMt's
contract
of
dipping
andileliverin?
pravel
from
Mc-Nicholl
Creek
for
the
pJevator:
foundations
here,
proved
a
much
lonjrer
Job
than
had
been
anticipated,
'the
fact
that
the
Vravel
continued
to
he
washed
away
made
it
necessary
to
dij?
a
great
ileal
more
than
had
Iwen
figured!
a
on.
and
the
equipment,
when,
it
finally
got
away
last
nijrht.
was
at
least
two
months
overdue.
The
Northern
Construction
Co.
is
now
just
about
finished
with
its
conlr'acl
for
the
elevator
wharf
aud
will
soon
he
done
here.
In
the
meant
ii.no,
Carlor-Halls-Aldinjer
fy.
of1
Winnipeg
i
setting
a
good,
start
made
on
ih'i'j
superstructure
ami
false
work
for
the
bins
is
now
heintr
erected.
Pouring
-.of.
concrete
into
the
forms
-will
he
started
shortly.
Kuipjiieut
Is
now
pretty
well
all
o5?
the
ground.
II
is
still
expected
that
the
elevator
will
he
complete
anil
ready
for
operation
tie
fore
t.
tie
end
of
1925.
PARKS
BOARD
ASKS
FOR
BOULEVARDS
ON
IMPROVED
STREETS
The
Parks
Hoard
asked
the
city
council
last
nishl
that
all
portions
of
graded
streets
from
the
lot
line
to
existing
roads
he
declared
boulevards
subject,
to
the
control
of
the-
Parks
Hoard.
The
matter
Was-
referred
to
the
Canadian
National
Railway
'and
colonics
going
in
there'
will
nol!I,oar(l
of
Works
for
co.nsidera-
.
be
stranded
as
ihose
in
the
Peace
River
arfyatllie
present,
lime.l,lon-The
PHu'ce.
Rupert
elevator,
it
is
aid,
w
ill
also
be
ti
lipon
to
the
The
Hoard
also
asked
for
a
central
interior.
.
..
.
small
appropriation
for
the
ini-
As
rar
as
the
Peace
River
Is.
concerned,
the
firs!
matter.tf)l)rovP,,'en'
of
Parks.
The
matter
be
concentrated
upon
will
be
the
railway.
Once
that
i
pJM)v(ure!d!was-dir
lh&
eoloiijzaljuii
.should
lake
core.
of.
itself
if
that
country
is
trii
v"
VJ.vq.
"p.
general
opinion
as
great
as
it
is
generally
said
to
lie.
Dayton
Aaain
.
..
1
'
.
In
Limelight.
,
v
.
'
-,
I
.(
JIa'rd
on
the
heels
of.
Hie
evolitlr&ii
trial'
in
vhicli
the
deceased
was
the
maii
prosecuting
attorney
the
little
town
of
D;iy-ton,
Tennessee,,
is
again
in
Ihe
limelight
as
the
death
place
of
WillTam
Jenfiings
Rryaii..
Emits
have
conspired
to
put
Dayton:
a
place
Hint
a
coiple
of
nionlhs
agO'VVry
few
people
had
heard
a(ioyj,'.tni.
the
map
and
the
hamlet
has
been
the
centre
of
the
e'eson
Till
fed
Stales
if
nol'of
a
large
part
of
the
world.
William
Jennings-
Bryan
died
there
afler
fighting
"another
battle
which,
though
it
may
have
seemed
ridiculous,
he
undoubtedly
believed
i'i.
William
Jennings
'
,
Bryan
An
Honored
Name.
.
The
loser
on
many
a
political
battleground
even
to
the
last
primaries
for
the
Deniocrajjie
presidential
nomination,
and
a
m'an
whose
name
during
rel
ent
years
had
be,ep
regarded
with
n
snipe,
the
career
of
Williams
Jennings
Bryan
will
find
an
honored
place
in
the.
annuls
of
American
history.
Sometimes-
acting
ojiMnisleading
convictions,
as
many
a
great
statesman
.has
doiiei
Brynii'was
sincere
in
hi
beliefs
and
the
breath
of
scandal
or
suspicion
never
laiuU'd
his
pany?.
lie
was
a
champion
of
cienn'-JjVing-rand
honest
practice
and
his
preachments
were
often
gregled
'with
smiles
aud
sneers
when
the
people
of
United
Sjates
might'.
better
linVe
taken
lliem"
more
serioitly.
Bryan
va
a
force
in
the
'nlletl
.Sates
and
a
type
of
man
that
is
bgV
ginning
to
be
less
pron)in'eMfn
thai
country.
'
Differing
froihV
many
filhers
in
recent
years
he
wa
not
a
political
trixter
and
vvas
not
out
for
self-nggrandizenient
or
personal
advancement.
While
he
did
not
say
so
in
as
many
words
Brvan
was
some-
r
rjrr
4
tut
TO.NICHT"
GRANT'S
Best
Procurable
tliat
Miis
Utrk!.slioiiId,be
under
taken
,
hy:tjtc
Itoard.
of
Works
aftyrltjie
'Park's
IfoatU
Iiad
made
suiiaaie
rec.oiiiiiieniiation
c.yj-iiing
the
same.
MORE
RESULTS
inainalious
in
this
district:
con-
In
addition
to
those
whoo
names
we're
carried
in
des-
patches
published
mcally
last
week,
Hie
following
pupils""
were
succesnful
at
'their
Entrance
ex-
riiscome
Kvelyh
J.
Shields,
308.
(Sranhy
Hay
Ernest
II.
Brown.
.'IU1;
(irace
M.
Stevens,
36f;
Vera
D.
Eve,-
3(5
1
;
Thoijias
II.
Gray,
3(53;
Gunnard
C.
Anderson.
351;
Harold
Hague,
349;
Charles
Bright,
3i9;
1'earl
V.
Jago,
328;
Arthur
K.
Dwyer,
327;
Christina
A.
McLeod,
317;
Robert
.1.
Mortal!,
310.
Port
Simppn
j-y
Muriel
C.
Deane,
351;
.Cpnes-
l!lfHrenUen.
3ortf
'
:
':'-
Hose
LakeVcjiria
P.
.Biggins.
Skidegate
Edna
Grance
Stevens,
305.
muig.oi
a
l-acinsi
m
uie
cany
nays
ot
uie
(ireat
War.
Difrer-
1(11;
Dorothy
Husband,
357
eilCes
with
President
Wilson
nvpr
Ilia
fHrnn'i
n
!!
fr
ir.V.''
ls
i'...:i
vii..i..ii.
-
-w
-
'
i
mi
it,;
enfwce'nient
of
the
freedom
of
the
seas
led
to
bis
resiguatioli
front
Uie
cabinet
as
secretary
of
state
before
th
United
States
entered
the
war.
He
was
an.
American
Imperialist
but
n
worker
in
H;e
interests
of
humanity.
oimxuum
'1
(TMl
OKICINALI
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINrST
HIGHLAND
MALT
Blu-Clnliwi
DatJWnM.
Dull-
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Llquoh
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
I.awn
Hill
nenpvieve
Mnlilnr
Sandspit
Elizabeth
333.
Stewart
Helen
Crawford,
3(50
Mae
Mathers,
Gertrude
Campbell.
332.
Premier
Jloderick
Orrin
"
Cales,
321.
Wistaria
Glen
11.
Mohr,
327;
Alford
J.
Harrison,
303j
Edward
J.
Mohr,
300.
Alexander
Mansoi
School
Louise
M.
Morgan,
31
C.
Matrio
Results
There
were,
as
well
a
few
Matric
results
that
have
not
yet
been
announced
locally.
Among
them:
JVrracc
Grade.
9
Betty,
E.
Anderson
(S);
Mary
E.
Wilson.
Grade
10.
Edna
M.
Dobbie
S
'Lawrence.
Greip,
MnrguerPe
MI
Martin,
Evelyn
D.
llice,
(Si.
Pacific
(t'rade
I0A
Lillian
JeancMe
Taper.
.
.
Yandeifioof
Grade
9.
Velma
iM.
Clark,
Garvin
J.
Dezell
(S),
Evelyn
-M.
Smedley
Li"t.'
Lowejl
B,
Sniith
(8).
'
,
.
Gra'de
10.
"AleltH
.
Margaret
Mitchell
(S).
.
.
,
Normal
Entrancei.
-r-t
Marion
Moore,
Marjorie
K:
Paterson
and
sWiey.
G.
Prcslon.
Completed
Normal
Entrance-Bessie
Lamb.
lA'flTLEV
RAY.
Travelling
alone
is
long
a-
the
journey
does
not
lake
loo
long,
no
onf
wilh
whom
to
nuurrel.
You
do
a;
There
have
been
a
few
inn
dents
lp
..record
.Jnit,
none
of
particular
importance.
TJie
wen
poked
her
nose:
into
theinoiih
of
every
lit
lie
stream
and.
I
niade
very
interesting
as
When
alone
there
you
like
and
do
not
With
much
looting
of
whist-
have
to
give
up
any
of
your
littte
oddities
or
preferences
in
or-.
Ips,
C.
W.
Arnelfs
tug
rVarfiilidcr
to
oblige
your
companion.
You
do
not
get
talked
to
death
wilh
dredsre
and
two
dump
scows
and,
if
anything
goes
wrong,
you
can
swear
as
fluently
as
you!
intow
moved
down
the
harbor
a!
t
wish
Aviihout
hurling
the
susceptibilities
of
your
neighbor.
j
7
o'clock
last
night
on'
its
way
1
made
the
trip
alone
to
Ihis
place
from
Prince
Roperl,
lak
I
to
Ocean
Fall's
where
Mr.
Arnett'
injr
two
dfivs
to
di
it
and
now
I
am
awaiting
the
arrival
of
my;
son
Dick,
on
Uk
Venture.
W
ailing
i
worse
than
travelling.
Perhaps
I
should
say
waiting1
is
not
as
pleasant
as
travelling.
to"
for
the
purpose
of
discussing
the
I
art
IT
on
Canadian
I
dfbuf
enterinp
Hie
United
Slates
and
oilier
matters.
Hie
mayor
in
a
call
at
Lowe
llilet,
where
Mr.
Jimated
that
Ibe'leller
had
been
Hftusseau
came
to
Ihe
rescue
wlth'shnwri
to
the
finance
comiuiltee.
few
things
forgotten
or
lftjan,!
it
wa's
considered
wise
to
behind
and
which
are
necessary
have
the
same
referred
to
the
to
comfort.
city
council
in
order
that
the
The
rirsl
happening
or
the
pPPraj
public
inialil
become
ac-trip
took
place
at
Gibson
Island,
guainled
with
the
act
that
Ibis
There
I
had
anchored
in
deep
r0nferepce
Vas
of
vital
rnterest
water
and
all
looked
happy
and
0
prince
Huperi.
I
went
to'sleep
on
the
boat
bnpe-j
yiiP
Hoard
of.
Trade
also
has
ful
or
the
morrow.
In
the
middle
received
an
ollleial
coiiimuiiicu-of
the
night
I
was
awakened
h'y,H(jn
aipiounchig
the
conference
the
launch
being
tiltejl
to
one-
an-,
ft
js
said
'that
represenla-side
and,
'to
my
ilismay,
I
found
jjVes
of
local
fish
buyers
will
a'-
it
stuck
on
Ihe
lop
of
a
rugged
Pn,
t
is
also
considered
unlock.
Jumping
oiil
In
my
loek-;,l0rtant
that
some
rep'resenla-ing
reel,
I
pushed
her
.off
and,
jVP
0f
die
Canadian
fishing
lnUing
op
anchor,
left
that
in-
Heel
et
in
be
present
as
it
is
hospitable
spot.
I
hp
oinghy
was
of
vilal
interest
to
them.
Kel-,
nlso
on
n
i-oek.
annarentlv
tile
..i.;t....
n
U
".'
n
nminouJ
aim
nil.,
i
I
j
--
i
umnii,
n.-
uiiimmiih
m
n
i
.-
only
Iwo
anywhere
in
Ihe
ncigii-!
sen.ling
a
strong
delegation
t.i
borhood.
The
waler
had
been.,tsk
(hat
the
duly
on
Canadian
deep
when
I
dropped,
anchor
hut,
halibut
eiUering
Ihe
United
Ihe
rock
was
within
reach
'of
the
;apS
i,0
n0
decreased.
.
The(
swing
of
the
rope
and
1
was
not
PlPr
tn
Ills
Worship
was
filed
aware
of
it.
-
a
ti,P
council
meeting.
Fish
For
Breakfast
..
.
The
second
night
was
spentj
water
notice.
!
near
the
south
end
of
Grenville
u
nd8torigt.
'
Channel
at
Ihe
mouth
of
a
nice!
)TAWEt
noticeiu,
wnaarn
c.
w.
m
(
trout
stream
where
a
waterfall
ig.cj.,
n.c...
win
apply
fi
r
a
urrure
u
.
like
and
t
miucrV
Im-hw
dall.v
nl
,,.
,.
.,,.
i
ue
J..
from
the
channel.
I
seen
cauglit!U,
,tori.
Stoa
ft,m
r
water
.ui
or
n!
two
'
nice
trout
'
with
a
flv
As
I
1
did
"
1
n'nii
n--in
wiiiih
rmu
?uiii.riy.j
.
.
:
.
ixl
drams
into
wi-t
arm
.r
pi.ril.ui
not
get
anoltier
bite
Tor1
ten
min-'r.r4
UM-kt-puit
iiarixu-.
y.:j..
n.i:.
Timj
i
ii.
,
,
sloriiri-dm
will
1
lKaosl
ai
Hi
i.iuii.-i
uu
"'""""
:i'-0r
the
utrt-am.
The
capacity
of
Hm-
r
fish
were
just
enough
breakfast.
Tbis'pIaCe
is
Indians
are
away
deserted.
I
dare
go
'lth
the
launch
and
look
a
snapshot.
Then
I
remembered
that
I
had
forgotten
to
focus
the
camera
so
the
ima'te
will-
be
slighlly
blurted.
'Hie
buck
had
a
fine,
spread
of
anller
in
Ihe
velvet
stage.
The
few
people
I
have
met
o
far
tell
of
poor
salmon
fishing
everywhere,
hut
that
is
commercialism
and
I
am
on
holiday.
i
II.
if.
I'VI.hVS.
IMPORTANT
TO
CITY
Mayor
is
Notified
or
meeting
Which
Will
Discuss
Halibut
Tariff
Issue
Last
night
a
letter
to
Mayor
.Vewloir
from
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries
was
read
at.
Ihe
city
council
meeting.
T!l
Department
wrote
to
the
Mayor
as
lie
was
chairman
of
a
public
meeting
held
here
in
connection
wilh
the
closing
of
the
popf
?o
American
halibul
boals.
The
letter
advises
as
to
a
conference
lo
be
held
in.
Seattle
on
August
When
The
Children
Are
Troubled
With
Sunnier
Comilaints
GIVE
THEM
And
you
will
be
arreeably
aurprufd
to
find
out
bow
quickly
they
will
become
relieved
of
their
troubles.
This
preparation
Iim
been
on
the
market
for
the
past
eighty
years.
Put
rut
up
up
only
only
by
by
the
the
T.
J
Milburn
Co.,
j
limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
for1
"TvHr
In
lie
rrraW'tf
I
about
,lno
gal
km,
ami
It
will
Mood
about
V,
tetr
or
laiKi.
in
wairr
win
lie
uiveriru
inni
ri-.
iiic
yintaui
ai
a
poiui
ai
it
our
nni
A
lie
Im.
ii.ril
for
cltimc'llr
and
raimrrv
filiiti!?
anil
llm'
lurpoii-
up
u
tbr
land
di-Tlbl
n
lot
r
A,.,
...
lit
tl...-lr
.
fliiuun
l
'h,
.-1..I
In
pi.
aim
..I
-1.
v
"
'
1
1
postmaster,
a
wane
man,
is
iie
ixiamH
n.c.
rw
noiicc
wa
pon-d
oq
,he
"""Kl
on
w
It
in
day
of
Jnl.T,
tvr..
nnlv
poaiilont
Insl
Tl.
oni
resilient
just
now
now.
I
Iip
A
,pv
of
n(lljr.-
and
an
applnailoii
wharf
"
is
'down
and
'
landing
'l't"li-
has
iiruant
thereto
-ni
I
tn
-ui
-waier
An,
,
,
,
.
.
iQH,"
i.
til
In
the
otTlrc
of
the
to
be
made
Willi
boats.
As
lC
Water
llevnrder
at
l'rlue
Hnierl,
It.':.
Venture
is
rtpecled
to
arrive
in;
T:Vry
the
middle
of
Hie
night.
I
I.hvp;
n
fltZ
yT':
Zn
madP,
a
camp
a
Short
dislail
-e
thirty
days
arier
the
7irr
a.-aratn-e
of
r..n..-.
iv,
,iii.,,r
2.111,!
till
nollee
III
a
lural
liewiipaiM-r.
Tlie,
dab-
....in
ii.7
.ma,..-
niinii
a
.'iir
ftf
tne
fir,,
niibllrallon
r
tin
notlre
it
loaned
loaned
hv
by
Don
Crear.
is
July
ts,
i93i.
.
I
tent,
eircini
and
.lliu
e
ei
1
1
I
ng
readiness
for
panion.
mv
-
-
-
...
ft
tl
f
.
...
..llManl
i-.i
i
,t.i
"jL-
-?l'l""-"
is.
in
holiday-
coin-
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchata
I
forgot
to
say
thai
just
at
the
in
ihe
Land
neeordmn
Dlxtrlrt
or
Trlnee
,,.,i.
mouth
of
r
Grenville
.,.
mi
j
ri
..,
i
i
in
pen.
ana
ptmaie
at
snannon
nay
GJiannel
a
tug,
B.i'.
Maett
miej.
o.c.
imimia.
n.c.
buck
was
sighted
standing
on
the;.,
TAkE,
?tce
that
Ww-Miiierd.
uin-,
Uled.
uf
Vanriuiver
B.C..
orrupatlon
Ml-
rock
right
at
the
water
.
s
edge,
inon
ranner.
intend
to
apply
lor
peril
grabbed
the
camera
and
kent
!
bribed
indl"r,,,'',e
lt"
"Mi"in
d"
the
launch
r
going
right
for
hinij.
f"",""1f.nr,rlr,
u
1'?0!',
PIan""rt,
pprwi-
j.
.
,
,
.
Ttnately
ts
rhalna
wet,
mun-
or
le,
rrom
He
n
ill
not
seem
to
take
any
no-
the
northern
eornrr
Lot
i.ns
(T.u
Una
.n.l
i
i
.
..
,
i.
.
,
:
thenrp
nonth
S
rhalns;
thenre
...
.
......
.....
a,
iir.ii
mi-
rm-n
.iWt.t
JO
rlialni;
thenre
aouth
i
rhalnn;
thenre
west
tn
malm,
inore
or
Ipm,
to
heailf,
liienre
followlnr
meandering
or
beaeh
to
point
or
eomnieneeinent,
and
rontalnlna-
48
arrea
more
or
lf.
C,0SSK-MlLI.F.ni
LIMITED.
Applicant
rer
Win.
0.
Mitchell.
.
Afent.
Dated
Inly
7th.
IBgi
LAND
ACT.
Not
lea
of
InUntlon'
to
Apply
to
Purchaa
Land.
In
Ihe
Land
Rerorilinf
OiMrlrt
or
Trlnre
Unpen,
and
olluale
at
Awuui
lllver,
Awum
Bay,
Maviwtt
Inlet.
Q.c.
Il;inds.
,
Mi..
TAkE
NOTICE
that
Mm.
Jamea
Field-nr
Stranir,
of
Snnnjiilde,
II.
C.
orenpallon
married
woman,
intends
to
apply
for
)er-mls(on
lu
imrrha.e
the
r.illowlDR
de
arrllNHl
lamb):
Conuiieiiriiiir
at'
a
post
'planted
at
hlrh
water
mark.
Awiinf
lllver;
them-e
S
rhnltis
north:
Ihenre
in
rlmlna
weal,
more
or
leu
to
northwest
rortier
Lot
1547;
thenre
.10
rhaloi
eouth;
thenre
ih
rlialn
eat:
thenre
40
rhaim
norlh;
thenre
r.
elialna
went;
Ihenre
15
rhalna
Minlh
lo
lnt
or
rouinirnreinent.
ind
contalnint
iO
arrev
mon
or
le.
MIIH.
JAMES
FIRLMSO'
STFIANO,
Appllrint.
Ttr
Wm.
O.
Mitchell.
.
.
.
ARent,!
mien
jiur
Jin.
u
,
LAND
ACT,
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purehaia
Land.
In
Trlnee
liupert
Ijmd
IH.lrlrt,
nerordlni
Dlntrlct
or
ITInre
lliierl.
and
mtuale!
at
shannon
Hay,
B.r:..
Maxell
niet.
O.C.
Inland.
TAkK
.NOTICE
that
James
Fle.dln
Slranr,
or
sunnyalde,
B.C.,
ocrupatUiu
canner)inan,
Intend
to
apply
'or
Penult-,
slon
to
purrhase
the
rollowina;
denrrllied
land:
Commenrlne
at
a
pool
planted
14
rhalna
aoiiili
aider,
went,
more
or
leVa
rJ?n
HHIIhwe.t
rorner
or
Uit
1548-
thenre
outh
30
rlialut;
Uience
wem
30
rhalna!
more
or
vn,
to
waiera
edire;
thenre
rolliiwlnr
mi-anderlnr
or
bearh
to
t
ni
or
riaiinienreinent,
and
ronuiulnr
4S
-nw.,
arreii
more
or
lp
JA3.
FIELDI.NO
STn0
f
Tialed
July
?th.
Ii
.
in.,,
.j,
iiiirneii.
WATER
NOTICE.
Dlrtrtlon
ane
Uat
TAKE
OTIi:E
that
William
"
Mnr..t,
wtio
addr
l
totkpotV
?
ii
iV?"
ply
ror
t
llrrnee
to
t.ke
and
liw
L
""""
.I'er
nay
or
waler
..n
'
r
fhrtni
on
went
dn
of
I
.u
Wrw,..
..
.
.'enne
(i.ci..
i,
known
t,
'p,:r
vr"-
Morran
elevation
B60VP
"iVt
T
rioll,
nithrrly
and
dralm
Into
w,"i
"JS
"lonrrellow-
Mineral
r
him
rr.Vwn
.....
Ml
Mi.
I3H
0
CJ.
The
water
4,H
C
5
'
verted
rrom
the
Mreaiu
nVh,
V,
J.-
aUait
Itnn
reet
7'
or
no
die
"
Wn.i
f
Ui.krH.rt
llartmr
wwl
rrom
1,lJn"L.
nrr
POM
or
ImI
441
"Lnnrfelhiw
'.
ruirn.
Crown
rramed
No"
,
r.
T
.,'r1
l.e
ued
ror
dMiiemie
and
'J.'J
upon
the
land
.le.ri
il,
r,nnr,
,
...
.
.
J"'reo
I
A.
or
l,ot
44
1,
and
ForeVhoV
e,"
'i
Inr
U,t
I
DM
ai
Uirkpon
0.
j
T,,''i"
laecond
day
or
June,
jf
a
2",
.V'
notice
tod
an
ppiic.tlon
pJr.utot
tbeft?
Tuesday,
July
-8
:,
News
Goes
Holidaying
I
H-&3ftfeU
1
to
Hartley
Bay
Li
WSSM-
fi
mmMm&m
Graining
Process
The
only
practical
graining
system
by
which
anyone
can
successfully
apply
Beautiful,
lustrous
hardwood
grain
effects
over
old
dirty
soft
wood
floors,
doors,
woodwork
and
furniture.
Costs
about
3
cents
a
square
foot,
is
washable
and
will
outwear
most
hardwood
finishes.
Learn
to
grain
in
5
minutes
at
any
Chi-Namel
store.
For
Sale
By
STORKS
HARDWARE
LTD.,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
rish
&
loli
storage
to.,
11
PRINCE
RUPERT.'B.C.
Boat
Builders!
We'
have
20,000
feet
of
1-2
Inch,
5-8
Inch.
7-8
Incfc
and
1
Inch
,
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
which
we
iniisl
sell
us
we
reomre
the
van!
htiace
:
'!f'
slock.
DON'T
MISS
THIS
OPPORTUNITY
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
pnones
116
and
117.
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Day
Phones
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Gr.
601
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735
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Products
Ltd.
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G.
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Man.
Dir.
to
aud
tu
Uie
"Water
Art"
will
Us
filed
In
tlie
wrice
or
tlw
Water
lli-r.ir.ler
at
I'rimei
Kujrt.
.:.
nlijerlloiw
to
the
appllr-Ooii
tiuiy
lie
riled
Willi
theald
WeWir
lleruriler
or
with
the
I
j.ritpt
mltir
or
'
Water
hlrhia,
I'aiiiament
Hlnldlilira,
Vic
torla,
Il.r...
wliulii
thirty
da-
arirr
tin
rirnt
appearanee
r
tlili.
noiii-e
in
a
Uxt
newMHiMr.
Tlwi
dale
or
the
firnt
pull-:
luillon
or
thU
notlre
u
July
t
tur.
'
,VIU.IAM
MOIlliAN,
Afpllrant.
.
DEPARTMENT
OF
WORKS.
Notlca
to
Contractor!.
'
Si:AI.KIl
TKNIiKllS,
indnrxd
"Tender
for
New
llazellon
School
"
will
fce
received'
I'.V
the
HoiHiurahle
the
MlnlMer
or
Plildli-Work
up
lo
it
o'clock
Noon
nr
FHday
the
sin
day
or
July,
lH.
fur
the
ere'
lion
and
rKiipletlun
of
a
One
Huoni
Sch'vil
iiu
1.UI
uunujnr-
at
,ev
lUzolt.ni.
the
Skeena
f:lerorat
huirlri.
u
i:
Plana,
speiiflralloim,
Conlraet,
rnnm
oi
lenoer
may
ne
seen
on
aurr
tne
i
Jin
nay
or
July,
1915
and
riirihrr
Information
ordained
al
the
lie-parliiienr
of
l-uhlje
Works
Parllainent
iiiuiin.,
auu
.1
i
iiu
ituuiwilir
orrlref
.loveniineni
ArenK
at
Vanroiivrr,
Prlnre
invert,
ikiiillliera,
and
Ir.
.
W.
arrenl
S.er.l..w
..l.....l
t.M,i
..a,F.TM
ii.i.,
,ir
uaieiion,
il
l
Coplea
or
Plan,
epeeiriritloni,
nr
can
lie
'Auiirf-d
rroiu
the
tiepartinenl
on
tav-
hirh
will
h
rffunli
on
rtiurn
of
u
Mr..7.rrer,.ed',r
"m"
W"
M
Pep
y
Public
r.
riui.ip.
Minii-u-r
and
V,,l-ku
poLlle
worki
Iii-.arlinent,
"
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Victoria.
U.c
July
71b,
iiiy
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Miss
Nig"
phon
Ml
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