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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
July
22,
1925.
Important
Game
District
Here,
Meetings
of
the
provincial
game
board,
such
as
that
which
was
held
in
the
city
on
Monday
night,
should
prove
mutually
beneficial
to
(he
board
in
carrying
out
its
work
effectively
and
to
the
loval
fur
trading
interest
ond
nimroils.
In
a
city
where
so
many
jKMipIe
ore
interested
in
the
fur
trade
and
in
hunting,
it
might
have
seemed
odd
that,
it
was
Die
first
public
session
the
(iame
Board
had
held.
The
(lame
Board
can
only
learn
of
local
fondilions
and
requirements
by
coming
on
Hie
ground
and
hear
the
local
people
express
their
views.
That
being
I
lie
case,
it
is
lo
be
hoped
that
this
lale
Hrsl
meeting
will
be
the
forerunner
of
more
lo
be
held
here
at
frequent
intervals.
The
north
is
the
most
prolific
fur
producing
.section
of
B.C.
and
the
best
big
game
huiiling
area
and,
as
such,
require
attention
of
the
(ianie
Board
perhaps
more
than
any
olhwr
part
of
the
province.
The
north
should
also
be
well
represented
on
the
board
and
it
might
be
well
lo
have
two
members
one
representing
the
north
coast
in
addition
to
Ihe
member
from
the
central
interior.
Scopes
Trial
No
Credit
To
U.S.
r
The
scene
of
the
evolution
trial
romedy
is
lo
bo
moved
from
Daylon
to
Knoxville,
Tennessee.
John
Scopes
was
fined
$to()
for
leaching
that
man
came
from
a
monkey
and
now
he
is
going,
to
sec
a
higher
court
about
it.
While
the
world
giggles
about
the
ltayton
case,
there
are
some
serious
minded
people
who
think
Ihal
effort
might
be
more
properly
directed
towards
reducing
actual
crime
in
United
States
than
towards
pulling
down
the
preaching
of
a
harmless
doctrine
one
Ihal
can
hardly
harm
even
Ihe
youngest
school
child.
The
Scopes
trial
isi
no
credit
lo
the
intelligence
of
the
American
people.
Election
Guns
Being
Primed.
There
are
wars
and
'tumors
of
war
but-so
far
the
'federal
Hdeclioii-dalc
has
nul
been
sel;
In-the
meantime,
political
gunk
are'llelng
priinTd
and,
in
silme
quarters;
Ihe
prelimina'ry
bootifs
may
be
heard.
In
spile
of
all
Ihe
uncertainly
about
the
election
dale,
lliere
s.eems
lo
he
Utile
doubt
that
it
will
lake
place
with-
;..
.
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lira
-
iwcitu-iiiiiiiui.
i
nv
inun
.mini-
are
uiiii,
wiui
tut?
uccay
,M
ji.t'llii'i1
the
Progressive
l'arly,
the
Liberals
will
lie
relumed
to
power
at
Ottawa
with
a
good
majority
over
any
opposition.
Mackenzie
King
lias
given
good
government
and
none
but
the
most
enthusiastic
of
Conservatives
can
hope
that
he
will
he
turned
out
at
this
time.
Crop
Is
Not
.'fi
I
Failure
Yet.
'.The
last
week
lias
brought
about
a
very,
marked
change
in
the
character
of
the.
crop
reports
from
this
province
says
the
Edmonton
Journal.
Only
on
Saturday
last
Ihe
federal
bureau
of
statistics
put
Hie
-condition
of
Alberta
Vheal
at
12
per
cent
heller
than
the
ll)ir-ilt)24
average.
TJiis.was
based
on
reports
received
:on
June
ilQ,
bill
the
subsequent
extremely
hot
wealher
and
la?k
of
rain
have
had
a
serious-effect,
especially
in
the
ex-treme'south
and
in
Ihe
extreme
north.
No
extraordinary
yield
is
now
looked
for,
but
a
reasonably
good
one,
taking
the
province
as
a
whole,
is
still
in
prospect.
One.
thing
that
is
very
apt
to
be
overlooked
is
the
extraordinary
recuperative
power
which
the
crop
lias
frequently
displayed
in
other
years
after
this
date.
With
good
raiiis
during
the
halaiiee
of
the
month,,
ah
improvement
as
startling
as
Ihe
deterioration
of
Ihe
past
ten
days
might
easily
he
effected.
In
our
ow.part
of
Hie
province
they
would
proye
of
great
lne-fil,
bill
the.
need
is
nothing
like
as
acute
here
as
elsewhere.
It
is
an
,
anxious
time,
but
much
confidence
is
still
warranted
in
the
season's,
result.
-
'
So;,far
as
the
west
at,
large
is
concerned,
Ihe
damage
as
ye
doys
nopappearMo
lHtyivmaienall'y
hanged
the
ptilkrok.
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-
'i
s
rv
i
v.
mj
0
the
Naas
River
Mining
Division
Had
Big
Production
in
1924;
Granby
Company
Large
Factor
(By
Oeorge
Clothier,
Resident
Engineer)
The
Naas
River
mining
division
extends!
from
the
mouth
of
Portland
inlor
north
to
the
head
of
the-
ICi'lsanlt
river,
a
dis
tance
of
about
IHIIIt,
70
III
miles.
1IIIIC?.
The
I
IIU
two
iw
uin
chief
i
mining
lililllllp
t
centres
i,i
are:Any
.'
ox
-and
iMic
fPlipiCaiiadi
proper
ce
Arm.
The
government
recording
office
is
al
Anyox.
lian
National
coast-plying
limits
run
to
Anyox
once
aj
week,
'and
the
Union
Steamship
Lonipany
s
boat
also
calls
at
tlice
Arm
and
'Anyox
once
a
week.
There
is
a
tri-weekly
launch
service
from
Alice
Ann
to
-Anyox.
i
.
J.
t
t
'4
1
'
Mai
.
tne
ntwn
oi.
Mice
.rm,
at
ine
neau
oi
tne
a
rip
oi
,ine
same
name,
is
Hie
chief
distributing
centre
for
Hie
Kitsault
valley
and
tributary
creeks,
(he
Illiance.
river,
and
down
Alice
.Arm
'lilt
Dolly
Varden
Hallway
extends
front
lide-waier
at
Alice
Arm,
18
miles
up
the
west
side
of
lh
-Kilxaull
river,
lo
llnvloNy
Varden
mine.
Though
Ihe
mine
has
been
eloscit
t1own
f
ihe
l.asl
two
or
three
years,
lh
Pro
trail
up
tne
nuance
river
jor.jo
miles,
and
fair
trails
up'
Lime
and
Houtidy
creeks,
which
empty
into
Alice
Arm,
a
couple
of
miles
down
from
the
head.
,
'
Good
Transportation
There
is
mail
launch
service"
once
a
.week
up
the
Xass
river
lo
Aiyausti
from
Mill
Bay,
a
pari
of
call
for
Ihe
Union
Steamship
Company's
bonis
durinjr
Ihe
slimmer
months.
From
.iyadsh
roads
extend
throurh
the
-A'aas
Valley;
there
is
a
trail
up
Hie
Nass
river
to
Meziadin
lake;
a
trail
across
o
the
Illiance
Hiver,
and
Ihence
lo
Alice
-Arm;
and
a
trail
south
to
Kilsuiuallum
lake,
from
which
lliere
is
a
motor
road
lo
Terrace,
on
the
(Canadian
National
Railway.
Thitwas
Division
fs
t
be
re
fore
very
accessible
for
prospecting.
and
'mining;
development
and
Hie
rbads
and
trails
are
being
improved
anil
eacti
year
by
grant
si
from
Hie
.Mines
department.
The
Division
has
Ihe
dislino-
Hdii
of
being
Ihe
second
largest
producer
in
the
Province,
due
to
Hie
operations
of
the
(iranhv
Company
at
Anyox.
There
are
two
small
shippers
in
the
(iol-skeish
near
Anyox
and
Hspcran-za
at
Alice
Arm.
There
are
a
number
of
very
promising
showings
in
the
.Kitsault
Hiver,
Il
liance.
and
'Alice
Arm
(proper
sections.
The,
encouraging
results
frrnn
Hie
development
of
tin;
Torie
group
on
the
upper
Kitsault
viver
may
be
an
incentive
lo
further
exnloralion-work
on
oilier
properties.
I
iinnk
IT
Ihe
Dolly
Varden
were
forgollen
entirely
lliere
would
he.
no
dif
ficulty
in
interesting
capital
in
Ihis
Mining
Division.
Granby
Operations
The
llraiiby
Company
has
been
H'peraljng
continuously
through
out
the
year,
employing
in
all
operaliiJiis
an
average
of
about
1,000
.men.
The
year's'
.output
eoivilir.rtt:M,VJ
gohl,',
ii,
copper
the
gi'ealest
yearly
production
of
copier
ever
allained
by
Ihe
company.
These
figures
hrhig
the
lolal
pitxludion
of
Ihe
cdmpaii),
since
H
slarted
ten
years
ago,
to
C5,.'PJ3
oz.
gold,
3,152,330
oz.
silver,
and
-202,-
i'ii.SOO
lb.
copper
The
coke
plant
Ihis
'year
pro
dueed
about
57,000
km
coke;
irtS.Ooo
imperial
gallons
lar;
1,-3IK1.000
lb.
aminonium
sulphate
110.000
1b.
ammonia
liquid;
108,
000
imperial
gallons
molor-fuel;
6.D0O
imperial
gallons
tar
paint;
and
12,000
lb.
narthlhalenc.
The
new
features
in
connection
with
the
company's
opera-lions
this
year
were
the
shipping
from
llin
Outsider
group
mi
Maple
Hay
and
the
starling
of
the
new
1,500-lon
capacity
con-ccnlrator
al
Hie
Anyox
plant.
.The
llambler
quarlz-ipiarries
al
Anyox
were
closed
Mown
in
j
September,
having
furnished
10,-j
100
Ions
of
quartz
for
fluxing
purposes.
.The
Outsider
group,
slartiug
in
February
and
employing
an
average
of
fifty-six
men,
shipped
j
to
Ihe
smelter
at
Anyox,
for
fluking
uses,
27,010
Ions
of,
siliceous
copper
ore,
averaging1
about
1.35
per
cent,
copper.
I
1'ractically
all
this
tonnage-
was
mined
between
the
000
fool
level,
working
tunnel,
and
the
1,070
fool
level
(above;,
accounting
for
the
low
copper-
conlent
of
the
ore.
'
Year's
Development
The
wily
development
done
during
Ihe
year
wa
lifrMeel
of
drifting
on
Ihe
900-fool
level,!
loo
feel
on
llin
1.23
foot
level
vincial
(iovernntenl
maintains
fl),d
about
Ihe
railway
for
hand
-cars
and
uuu
Ihe
180
feet
of
pintle
rise
working
level
(tou
speeders,
enabling
.prospeclorw
feet),
preparatory
to
shipping
and
operators
to
pet
in
siipplre;friim
the:
upper
levels
-where
the
quickly
and
cheaply.
j,as
,,n;)V('.n
o
be
of
From
the
end
of
the
r.ijlwayiuelter
grade.
New
oulsul
worK
I
here
is
a.gnod
jackuau
to
the
head
of
Ihe
valley
'26
iniW
from
Alice
Ann,
with
branch
trails
tip
Hie
main
'
tributary
si
reams;
Tlic$eaieix
bridge
and,
a
eablT-jbuilditlsr,
29
by
100
feel,
plasler-
iwnv
iimwKni
Mik
K'ilniill
51
1
ii.iinl
-
-.
-
-
-.
'
..
most
convenient
for
urosneclofs.
There
isjdso
a
firsl-eliss
pack
consistent
of
a
warehouse,
at
l!ie
beach
and
a
sleel
house
and
hunk
house
at
the
ii'ifn'e.
The
latter
is
a
.two
storey
frame
ed
Hirougltout
and
sleain
heatnl,
the
upper,
fbhtr
containing
six-'
leen
moms,
each
11
by
12
feet,'
containing.-
two
'single
beds;
Ihe
lower
floor
comprises
tho
read
ing
room,
barber
shop,
commissary
and
cook's
quarters,
laundry,
furnace
room,
dry
riA);n
wash
room,
sluiwers,
etc.
Tlie
mine
has
leen
put
in
charge
ot
two
men
from
Anyox,
who
are
mining
the
ore
under
contract
for.
the
(Iranhy
Company.
The
new
concentrator
wa
starlet!
in
April,
treating
abou!
!0lj
ions
ii
day
ami
producing
a
fl.O-per
cent.-copper
cmicentraf.e
The
feed
was
gradually
.increase
iuntil
inAugnsI
it
reached
between
1.200
and
"1,300
Ions
daily,
which
lias
beep
maintained
for
llin
remainder
of
the
year,
whei
a
co.i-
cenlrale
of,
10
per
cent,
copper
produced.
It
is
expected
that
,a
2.QO(o
ton
daily
eapacdy
will
lie
reached
in
the
neay
future
and
Ihal
slill
further
improvements
will
be
made
in
Hie
hydrometallurgy.
The
smelling
of
the
concen
trates
loually
was
found
lo
he.
expensive
and
unsatisfactory
and
Ihey
are
now
beilig
shipped
lo
t'acoma;
in
the
meantime
sinter
ing
.experiment
are
lieitig
made.
Another
innovation
is
the
screening-out
of
Ihe
fines
from
the
ore
sent
lo
Ihe
smeller
a
id
treating
Ihem
in
Ihe
j
Ten
Years
Ago
1
tn
Pilnce
Rupert
July
22.
1916.
i
ne
next
train
that
arrives
here
will
have
fonnceled
wi.h
fTie
train
over
the
government
operated
line
from
Torohlo
and
eastern
points,
al
Winnipeg.
Tiiin
was
Ihe
information
brirughl
in
the
city
last
night
hy
II.
A.
Woods,
IhPfiJ'hierngim'rr
of
'
l.it,4tj
I
liini
d
effort
i't
l'Ay
q-ft-1
j
t
force1
hy
thtemrrfslnl?u'siniers
frowv
Hie
barracks
was
hiade
before
Ihe
Socialist
Speaker,
II.
I.esler,
wno
nas
necn
auiiressing
open-
air
meeliiiBs
on
the
street,
for
the
last
week.
The
result,
was
a
sudden
collanse
of
the
Hireling
Mr.
l.esler
was
'knocked
from
Ihe
chair
which
served
as
his
plat
form
and,
in
less
limn
lhan
it
takes
to
i
tell
ll,
Hie
cnalr
w.i
demolished.
'
'
.
hen
Hell,
the
well
known
loco-mollve
engineer,
on
Hie
(I.T.P.
whose
present
run
is
helween
Smitliers
and
Prince
Heorge,
arrived
in
the
city
last
evening's
train.
John
1'Iewin
of
Port
Simpson,
D"
WATSONS
StoUT
Builds
Up
Your
Health
hmi,
VSa
tMli-
thrr
(Rllnna.
Sold
nt
nil
iMrtlnc
ttvrra,
or
writ
to
4
Trmpnanrc
St.,
Toruiil,
OM.
Wcduday,
July
2?
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
.
473
171
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follow:
Placer
fio1drj!77,T582,H.V.;
tvojle
$ns.
,100;
Silver,
8,82i,B7;
Lead,
$70,648,578;
Copper,
,L87,48,.),:i78;
Y.w.
s
o
.407:
Aliscellaneous
Minerals.
1.1:H,34'!);
Coal
and
ftk5,.S0fa8,W8:
Hn
-..,
Stone,
Hrick,
Cement,
etc.,
!?'i2,22:,t4;niakiiig
its
Mineral
;Proclion
u
the
tj
t,
A
)ii-iv
fin
i
"
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Alining
Iaws
of
this
Province
arc
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
lhan
llw.c
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Hie
Hritis.h
Krnpiro.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fee.s.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
propcrlies,
the,
security
of
which
guaranteed
hy
Crown
firauls.
I'uU
information
together
with
Mining
Reports
and
Maps,
may-
he
ohtained
groh:
)V
addressing
THE
MON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
X.B.
Practicllly
all
Dritish
CohimliHi
Mineral
lroperlies
tiio
which
ibfvclop
-ir
i
work
bns
bpen
ilnne
kiv
desfinlml
in
nmo
mn
itf
llin
n
n
nil
H
('liiirl
itf
llin
W
,.,
nt
MillUC
'PIlMk.'A
itAllQiilnKilllF
t.lt.tlnrv
MioAcliliniilf
olxilll.l
Litfan
If.
l.iI.
nnr.i.sl.i
'l
vi
.nun
i
iiii-v
i
wu.-iiiii
i
nip
iiiiiiuifc
ill,.
.I'liiv
ill
.
.-"iiiium
in.
tih.ii
fr'ii.'i,
1
are
available
without
charge
on
application
lo
Ihe
Department
of
Mines,
Viel
-
Reports
of
the
fleological
Survey
of
Canada,
Pacific
Itiiildihg,
Vancouver,
are
r
mended
as.
valuable
sources
of
uifomiaUon.
is
in
Ihe
city
Tor
a
few
day.
11
has
had
a
letter
from
"his
son
Waller,
who
was
in
hospital
from
-shrapnel
wounds
recvived
al
lite
front.
Local
residents,
who
have
been
on
Ihe
west
coast
of
Uifeen
1'harlnlle
Islands,
speak
very
enthusiastically
concerning
Ihe
prospects
for
oil
there.
TIip
gas
pressure
lias
become
greater
ami
lliere
is
oil
doming
in
increased
quantity.
Ihey
say.
The
Man
in
the
Mood
8WSj-
NOTHINfi
siTcreeds
but
TIIK
sim
was
rising
in
the
KaM,
A
man
was
ruling
in
a
beast,
Sail!
tic
"This
fairly
lakes
ihs
bun.
My
llepry
Ford
U
cm
the
hum."
WHAT
has
become
of
Ihe
old
fashioned
girl
who
used
to
spent!
her
suniiner
vaeation
knitting
milieu
for
the
winler?
AM)
what
has
become
of
the
old
fashioned
boy'
who
woo.P1
rather
read
"Pilgrim's
Progress
than
go
lo
the
pictures?
I.OVK
may
le
blind
but
it
ha
a
wonderful
c.ent
for
a
tiank
roll.
TJH5Y
both
met
in
afresauranl
Across
a
howl
;of
mush,
the
rquel
is
tliey'iv
inarrinl
now
And
the
final
word
Is
"bosh."
A
-WISH
man's
definition
of
Hie
word
never
is
Never
mix
waler
with
gasoline
or
whisky.
ESKIMOS
have
recently
been
awarded
medals
for
"
rescuing
a11ors.
They
rwould
-nrobahly
have.lrelter
ai)iu,ecialed
a"ideci
of
K.nkimo
pfe.
canJ.
get
'milk
from
n
CoWfhy
usinffVher
lail
z.
pjiimp
handhviiiV
vefc,-,.
afc
js-.,
LAND
AOT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Re
cording
District
of
Prince
Hit
pert,
and
situaln
at
llooney
Point,
Graham
Island,
Jirilish
Columbia.
Take
Notice,
that
Langara
Visiting
&
Packing
CoiiTpany
Liniilcd,
of
Massett,
D.C.,
occu-
palion
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
leaso
of
tho
following
do-,
scrilied
IhihIs
CoTnmencing
at
a
post
planted
at
llooney
Point,
flraham
Island,
llrilish
Golumliiaj
thence
nor
Iherly
fivfl
chains,
more
or
loss,
lo
low
water
mark;
theneo
west
erly
alonig
hnv
water
mark
one!
hundred
and
sixty
cliHinn;
thenccl
southerly
five
chains;
thence!
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty'
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
comhiencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
LANHAtlA
KISItkNrt
k
PACKINO
PAGKIXO
CO.
Il'l).
Applicant.
Per
K.
11.
Slmpsoni
,ircnt.
Dated
June
12th.
1925.
LAUD
AOT.
1
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
1
Lease
Land
I
In
Land
itecording
District
of
Prince
Ilupert,
and
situate
at
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
pish
&
Gold
Storage
Co.,
Lti
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
r
.
-
-
i
I
i
.
...
I
Julius
Caesar
Never
Bought
Lumber
From
us
but
you
will
always
buy
It
after
your
first
order
hu
,
been
delivered
...
We
are
agents
for
the
Prince
Hupert
Spruce
Mil
ui
can
ijuote
you
attractive
prices
oii
Utefr
products:
Cedar
Timbers
and
Shlplap.
"Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Finish.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Flooring.
Spruce
Shiptap.
Spruce
Dimension.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
564.
Ferguson
Hay,
Massett
Inlet,
Q.C.
islands,
'H.C.
Take
Xnlice
1hat
loisn-Mll-
lerd,
Limiled,
of
Vancouver,
H.(V,'
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
in
tends
tnsapply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
'described
lands
:
CommtenCing
at
a
post
planted
approxlmalcly
20
chajns
5asl
fronHrJhw-e'st
comer'iiot
1B7.1;
Itience
.
s'Outli.
3
chains;
Uiencef
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2
chains;
thence
west
10
chains
to
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
thence
south
8
chains;
thenc,e
west
0
chains;
thence
north
20
chains;
llieneo
east
2
chains
more
or
less,
to
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shore
line
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
r.ossn-MinKiii),
ltd.
Applicant.
Per
Win.
O.
Milchejl,
1
Agonl,
Daled
June
2Cth.
1925.
WATER
NOTICE,
blvtrden
nd
Vt
TAKK.
XOVICi:
tlinl
Wllliitm
Mftriroik
UhllUM
M.llllMMtri
1
I
j.i.l.
...
....
t.
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.
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,
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V
Tor
I
llmiw-
Ui
take
mid
imp
y.ooO
Kllhin
rxr
il.V
"of
nfT
nut
jr
ppiint
on
vMl
lli
nt
t.iirkHirt,
MnifBlii1
llnmt,
..(..!.,
li
known
a
nrliiir
hum
ml
MniKNn
lf
vatiiiu
o'.
which
fluwd
miiithi-ilv
bikI
ilriilHH
lulu
wpxt
ni,
'.nimrellow"
.MIiwhI
ilnlni,
rrown
irriint.
mi
n
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n
c
i
Ti.n
..
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r
I;
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v,,..,
nit-
w.iri
win
.
4f
vrrtiMt
rinrn
Urn
MiTiim
rlirtit
it
wmrri
hImuu
lC.no
reel
nr
mi
lnn
wt-nt
rpiini
l.iii'ki(iit
MHi'liiir
nrt
ffnni
nonthwfi'l
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vr
l.nt
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r.liilin,
h:i'huii
irranlfd
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mul
wilt
In-
iimid
rr
(luinc.tic
mid
CuniMTv
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of
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III,
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no.'
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lnf
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th
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iviti,
A
lllliy
tir
till
1111II1T
mid
mi
Hiiiplirmlun
rxrnuunt
llifrc
Ui
mid
lo
the
"Wmer
Acl"
will
hi'
rilml
In
llm
iifriee
ot
Ihe
Water
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rrlnif
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in
,i-
niinnra.;
tlim
may
tip
filed
with
tho
unld
Water
Nei'iiiller
or
lth
llin
Onmpltnllpr
nf
Walrr
lllnhM.
I'lirlliiiiinnt
lHilldlnir
Xc
tnila,
n.i;
wrihlii
thirty
nlayn
afirr
tlie
rimt
RiipparRiirp
nr
Ihl
iintlrR
In
a
IimiiI
ln-vo.mit'r.
Tim
ilHl
nf
tlm
rirtt
Mih.
IUXI11II
Of
thU
nntlcp
h
July
)H
tf5.
WILLIAM
ilOnOAN,
AppllcVat.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chair
Full
load
Half
load
DRY
CEDAR
Large
MCks
.
.
$6.09
$100
SOo
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
...
..
$6.6"
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
'
Phone
680
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Don't
Miss
BENTS
Summer
Clearing
Sale
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
OffkHi
Hours-f)
to
3,
X-Ray
Service
Phono
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thurso's?
and
Saturday
Kvenings