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DAILY
EDITION
Attractive
Proposal
Rupert
Businessmen.
Ah
attractive
proposal
is
Wing
made
by
Prince
Rupert
businessmen.
The
nrfer
to
refund
the
far
on
excursion
tickets
or
on
ordinary
tickets
It)
the
amount
of
a
fare
and
a
third
i
made
by
theni
to
nut
of
town
buyers
who
make
purchases
amounting
to
at
Ieat
$100.
A
great
manyupcople
who
come
lo
Prime
Rupert
will
spend
a
hundred
'dollars
in
nil.
All
thy
need
to
ilo
to
secure
the
refund
is
to
gel
a
buyers'
book
at
the
board
of
trade
offjee.
so
that
the
merchants
may
be
able
to
c'i-k
up
on
the
purcha-es.
Many
or
the
buyer.-
live
long
way
from
Prince
Rupert.
The
litre'
amounts
to
a
good
deal
and
the
rebate
is
well
wiirTh
earning.
IL
really
gives
them
a
free
trip
to
the
city.
Al-o
they
will
be
entertained
one
evening
nt
a
baiiiiiet
ami
will
be
admitted
free
to
the
Friday
evening
dance.
TV
Prince
Rupert
merchants
are
to
be
congratulated
on
their
efforts
to
induce
out
of
town
people
to
come
here
for
the
big
event.
A
visit
to
the
fair
is
well
worth
while.
Elevator
Is
Up
Sixty
Feet.
Prince
Rupert
people
do
not
realize
what
progress
is
being
.
II
.1
ft!
...
..
Empire
and
the
United
.$1.4,0
per
inch
per
insertion
Monday.
August
2t,
1925.
.well
as
in
other
provinces
of
At
the
end
of
102i
there
were
At
the
end
of
July
this
number
the
Dodge,
McLaughlin,
and
in
that
class
with
the
Ford,
De
other
trucks
was
negligible.
Hie
means
more
business
for
the
I
m.iur
mi
me
new
uiuvmor.
.ireauy
ine
walls
are
up
over
sixty
feet
and
they
are
shooting
up
so
rapidly
thai
soon
they
will
have
reached
the
limit.
Of
course
there
bj
a
)ot
of
other,
work.
lj
do
besides
pouring
cement
but
it
is
good
(o
see
Iheiwalls
rise
mid
td
look
forward
to
the
time
when
the
big
structure
will
be
in
operation.
'
Anti-Smuggling
Treaty
Arranged.
'
An
awti-smuggling
treaty
between
Canada
and
the
United
Slates
has
been
arranged
by
a
joint
committee
and
if
it
is
not
knifeiHtt
the
U.S.
Senate
there
should
be
n
reasonable
attempt
made
to
be
mutually
helpful.
Until
wcknow
(he
terms
.
it
is
uselesfo
comment
further,
but
it
is
good
to
know
that
the
two
nations
find
it
possible
to
agree,
on
mattery
of
this
kind.
Steady'
Increase
In
Number
of
Automobiles.
'
There
is
a
steady
increase
going
on
in
the
number
of
auto-
mooiies
in
nrniMi
uoiumnia
as
Canada
and
states
of
the
union.
'i2.02."i
aulos
and
8,50
4
trucks.
nan
oeen
increased
ny
5,121
miipjnoliiles
uud
S.l
trucks
and
delivery
ears.
Of
course
the
iib'npiitous
Ford
led
Hie
way
in
point
of
numbers
but
the.
Chevrolet
came
a
good
second
arid
the
Mar
third,
following
that
was
Studebaker.
The
Ford
truck
le.il
livery
second.
The
number
of
fi.M.C.
beading
the
list
with
tlur
Chevrolet
nexl.
.,.
'
.
.
Crop
Much
Larger
Than
Last
Year.
V.vV'.
'
The
grain
eorp
on
the
prairies
is
expected
to
be
much
larger
than
IaM
year,
the
estimates
placing
it
anything
from
100,
000,000
bushels
higher.
Ibis
railways
and
Iho
jmssibility
of
business
for
Prince
Rupert.
The'just
what
tools
they
needed
and
next
step
will
be
for
Prince
Rupert
to
make
a
big
effort
to
go
out
after
that
business,
provided
wilt
be
ready
lo
handle
it.
mi'
l
int
a
wn
"TKY
GRANT'S
il
is
assured
that
the
elevator
A
Nit
TO.NICHT"
mn
OKICINALI
Best
Procurable
e&T
nucLual
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINrST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BottUJ
nJ
pimalm!
if
WiDiam
Cranl
4
Sons
Limited.
Gtaifiadiili
ftnd
Bivm
CImIiwI
DuiilUttM.
Dull.
mitliiiu,
Stxititd.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
JJritish
Columbia.
the
GRAM
SHOULD
PAY
NEXT
YEAR
Bank
Loans
Wilt
be
Pretty
Well
Cleaned
un
This
Season
Savs
i
Report
The'
NEW
YtlltK,
Aug..
21.
annual
report
of
Hie
(
iraiiliy
Consolidated
Mining.
Smelting
A
Power
Company
Mil.,
shows
that
the
total
income
for
the
second
quarter
amounted
to
tt50,HJ.
The
net
income,
before
depreciation
and
depict
ion,
amounted
to
$2i'J.8l,
or
approximately
78c
a
share
comparing
with
5Jc
a
share
for
the
first
quarter.
For
the
first
six
months
of
this
year.
(Iranby
earned,
after
inleres
charges,
but
before
deprecialion!
and
depletion,
91.33
a
share,
and
Uie'prospects
are
that
in
the
latj
six
months
the
company
may)
earn
as
much
as
72
a
-hare
he-fore
depreciation
and
completion.
Even
allowing
for
depreciation
at
the
same
rate
the
company
has
been
rhargiing
off
in
recent
years.
J!ranby
has
gmI
o-ilil-
ilies
of
earning
slightly
over
?l
a
-hare,
which
would
compare
Willi
a
defirit
last
year
after
de-
nreeialion.
J
he
hulk,
if
not
all
of
the
bank
loans
should
be
cleaned
up
this
year,
ami
in
1926
(iranby
will
ire
in
excellent
physical
and
fi
nancial
position
to
lvalue
substantial
profits
from
its
copper
production,
provided
the
metal
market
remains
favorable.
The
Alleuhy
property
is
prac
tically
ready
for
production
and
play
hepln
such
operations
Lrte!
this
year
or
early
next
year.
Theoretically,
at
least,
with
this
property
producing,
fSranliy
will
have
a
capacity
of
around
0.-
0110,00(1
pounds
of
copper,
whirli
houhl
be
made
at
an
average
eol
of
under
H'c
a
pound
before
depreciation
and
depletion.
F.ven
if,
for
a
time
after
operations
are
begun
at
Allenfiy,
production
i
only
at
the
rate
of
5ii.nnn.onn
pounds
for
both
properties,
earn
ings,
before
depreciation,
but
pfter
bond
interest,
should
be
at
the
annual
rate
of
hetweei
I'
ll
nd
7
a
.share,
or
between
t
and
J
5
a
shar."
after
depreciation.
.11
is
.several
years
inr
(iraiiliy
shares
have
paid
a
dividend.
STOLE
SKINS
IN
MONTREAL
Burglars
Also
Stole
Car
to
Get
Away
With
Loot
Cleverly
Obtained
MMNTHF.AL,
Aug.
21.
Climb-lug
up
a
telephone
pole
burglars
during
the
night
entered
tile
promises
of.
the
Canada
Motor
Ltd..
3IH7
Park
Aenue,
and
using
the
tooU
they
found
there,
bored
through
a
two
foot
brick
wall
into
the
Xormandin-Turcotle
Ltd.,
store,
where
they
stole
skins
and
dressed
furs
valued
at
$2,000
They
then
went
down
stairs
in
the
Canada
Motors
building
and
stole
an
automobile
with
which
to
carry
the
loot.
The
robbery
was
discovered
this
morning
when
the
proprietors
of
both
placus
saw
each
other
Ihrouch'the
gaping
hole
in
the
thick
wall.
The
hiinglars
evidently
took
their
time
and
planned
the
loot
ing
well.
I
hey
seemed
to
know
where
to
find
the
heavy
ilrills-and
chiseU
which
they
used
in
their!
work
of
cutting
throiiKh
the
wall.
They
ransacked
the
fur
store
aiwl
chose
all
the
more
valuable
pieces
leaving
the.
less
expensive)
sum
strewn,
anout
the
place.
FIJI
HEARS
HELEN
KELLER
LECTURE
ON
RADIO
FROM
OAKLAND
tfl'VA,
Fiji.
Aug.
2
1.
Helen
Keller,
speaking
al
K.G.O.
broadcasting
sfafum
at
Oakland,
CaL,
was
heard
distinctly
here
on
a
recent
evening.
Miss
Keller
was
introduced
by
h'cr
lifelong
rrlend
and
.teacher,
Miss
Annie
M.
Snl-livan,
who
taught
her
to
talk,
read
and
write,
helping
the
noted
blind
and
deaf
girl
to
form
the
basis
of
her
remarkable
education.
I
Miss
Keller's
voice,
which
she
herself
was
destined
not
lo
hear,
was
heard
on
this
occasion
in
Australia
and
New
Zealand,
Reports
of
the
reception
of
the
(Oakland
program
In
thnso
countries
have
been
received
here,
i
THtJ-
DAILY
rTtfWfl
.
;
WEEK
AT
THEATRE.
Monday
and
Tuesday.
"Playing
with
Souls."
The
(to-Tiettcrs
Serie.
No.
7.
"Tli
(irtjn
f
dimming."
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"Kxpusiv
.Me.
"
Comedy.
("The
Diiecan-
eers."
,
1
.Pal
he
Review.
r
Friday
and
Saturday.,
.
Mrs.
W'allaee
Ileid
In
"Hroken
Laws."
!
Comedy
'Mr.-t
the
Missus."
Topics
of
the
Day.
t
BROKEN
LAWS
FOR
WEEK
END
Story
of
Jazx
Mad
Age
Deals
with
.
Life
and
Love
and
Laughter
and
Consequences
Hroken
l.avs"'
is
a
storv
about
our
Jazz-mad
age,
It
con
cerns
a
mo?
her
and
sn,
ami
the
disastrous
eflVel
of
lo
much
love
on
the
life
nf
this
hoy.
Tlc
mother
is
typical
of
millions
of
mothers
today,
who
lavish
all
their
love
on
lbeir
children.
Hlind
to
lh-
ehihtVrwIiDgs,
ihini,
him
a
iMrngdn
of
all
the
virtue.
with
nary
a
fault.
Khe
neer
r'--
prfmanris
never
sedds
lait
continually
indulges
ty
in
all
Ms
demands.'
Her
htssbatfil
rrmontrafes
witn
her;
he
sees
the
change
in
iho
Niy
and
Is
grieved
by
it.
'
He
hc-
Iteves
in
the
ld
mstsiiii
pare
the
rod
and
sjmil
Hie
child."
llu:
Joan,
his
wife,
will
nnt
let
bin
punish
the
hoy
Hobby
for
any
ot
his
miwdemrtiuors.
(iradually.
through
Her
selfish
love
for
ht
loy.
.loan
finds
Irerself
losing
the
ktve
n
her
husband
whu
lie
taken
lo
gamlding
find
drills
This
tile
ulmospbi-re
in
whic
little
Hobby
grows
to
loanhoo.1
'
Modern
Woman
Next
door
Dirk
and
MunH
llealh.
.Muriel
is
typical
of
Hid
so-called
modern
wiuuan.
Dick,
a
book-living
ami
home-hivii
s
-oul,
in
his
desire
for
peace
an
1
harmony,
has
given
.Muriel
fmt
swing
and
she
makes
a
fine
mc-
of
her
life
all
before
her
lnii
band's
very
eyes.
And
this
is
the
atmosphere
in
which
Palsy,
he.
little
daughter
and
Hobby's
dear
est
friend
ami
pal,
grows
to
womanhood.
The
years
pass.
Halph
Allen
lies.
Hobby
lias
grown
into
an
arrogant
-elfish
hoy,
a
likeable,
albHl
lawless
youth,
a
product
of
our
jazz-mad
'age.
"Palsy
is
a
typical
modern
flapper.
Disobeying
all
laws
simply
be.-cause
be
bad
never
(wen
taught
10
respeei
inein,
ininny
is
nen-
teneed
to
a
term
in
Jail
for
man
slaughter.
He
has
killed
an
old
woman
while
out
joy
riding
Willi
Patfy.
Ileartbroken,aJoan
the
mothei,
in
a
scene
of
stupendous
and
heartrending
drama,
pleads
with
Hie
judge
to
let
llei;
servc
her
boy'sf
liirnt
in
lilsMtead,
beraus(
it
is
yeiilly
she
who
Ix
guilty.
Start
Out
Again
Hohby
is
man
enough,
how
ever,
lo
take
his
punishment,
ami
at
the
expiration
of
the
jail
sen
tence
he
and
P-alsy
and
Joan
start
life
attain
on
u
surer,
finer
footing.
PLAYING
WITH
SOULS
STORY
OF
NIGHT
LIFE
Disruption
of
Home
and
Realiza
tion
of
Tragedy
Shown
In
Picture
Counless
de
Chanibrun's
vivid
analysis
of
the
domestic
tragedies
that
often
He
behind
the
Wall
Street
dollar
mark,
which
has
made
her
novel,
"Playing
with
.Souls,"
an
international
success,
is
now
on
the
screen.
The
countess,
a
sister
of
Congressmen
Nicholas
Lougworih,
whose
wire
in
tlpj
Jonner
Alice
itoosevelt,
ha
written,
from
an
intimate,
behind
the
scene
knowledge
of
American
society
life,
and
her
nlory
Is
said
to
b.n
that
of
the
actual
disruption
of
a
New
York
house
of
stupendous
wealth,
The
trouble,
as
Hie
story
points
out,
arises
from
the
fart
that
the
man
is
too
linjy
doubling
and
redoubling
Ins
wealth
and
tils
wife
Is
too
miiili
entrrsseil
In
pursuit
of
floe.lely
frivols
fr.r
either
to
fulrill
her
home
obli.
Agtnli
(or
JvJiZ
-.
.
Prince
Rupert
Spru:e
W'X.
X
iOLOnFD
-I
Spruce
Spruce
Shlplap,
Shlplap,
$15.00
$15.00
ptr
ptr
M
M
ml
ions.
Thus
the
tragedy-
their
Imby
-on
urows
(o
MiniilicM'd
witliott!
kiHiwing
either
of
In-
parent.
The
climatic1
seViie-
me
rr.teh-"il
when
tlie
boy,
Itelifving
liuo-elf
uaoneless
an4
'
lieyomi
Hie
pale
of
the
pure
beautiful
girl
he
loves,
is
rapidly
hurliny
hi-life
away
in
In
cluieheys
nf
a
licurlle-s
clioru
girl
in
the
Part
night
life.
Dicing
the
mad
whirl
he
encounters
lioth
his
father
and
not
her.
toil
recognize
iiHiher
Hut
the
lghl
of
his
lM,lle-ness
brhff
them
to
a
reirlixalion
of
the
lerrMde
rttM
of
their
neirb-ci
and
the
work
of
rHiiiihtifig
the
disruplfd
1
1
o
i
in'
U'u
n-.
"EXCUSE
Mr
SHOWN
HERE
"THIS
WEEK
IS
i
SPEEDY
COMEDY
FARCE
Kcn.e
Me
i-
the
mo.t
mov-
'
nt
picture
or
i
hp
year:
il
move
with
express
train
-penl
from
the
-tart,
when
a
voiiujs
couple
,e
i.i.-btmi,,
iMlv
:.l...i
r.ln-
"
-
-
-
-
-
-
r-
f
ratio
lookiittc
for
a
minister
to
marry
thenv,
lliniiiKh
the
bilan-'
oii-ly
adventurous
trip
acros
the
Continent
in
a
Pullman
train,!
In
the
sensational
finish
when;
the
nearty-weds
ealeh
the
lrn-
P..H
for
the
PhiliP.ineN
0-
way.
or
any
airplane
lo
San
Franeiseo.
It's
an
out
and
out
taree,
'
wHlr
.
i
no
Hher
i
Mijeel
.i.
than
entertain-!
menl.
Ami
.
,
It
...
s-sure-fire
eler-
...
taiumcnf
(hat
will
sweep
any
j
IIiabIm
u-illr
dllM
.
f
tnHld
XVrHt
In
ItMrC
lt
seml
re-
cord
nueeess
on
the
lage,
rnn-
aing
ror
nrs
wmi
lour
eom-i
ijani.
tftlavlBtf
II
mII
iii-ar
I
li
t
ill
sh
n
.?
a,n
-onipany.
eounlry.
Published
as
a
book,
kept
lo
.
hlg
selling
.tand-l
UM'
N
0Cl!'
anlnf'
'
ke"-,nl?n;
l
aIy!
ll,,p.rt
llnpbes'
,te,y
.ueeessMI
novels.
And
now.lfor(la
",be,f
,ot
MUmln8
de-.
elalH.raliNl.
modernized.
tepi.
up
ror
motion
pictures.
It's
more
,
fnnienolng
at
a
post
planted!
joyously
amusing
than
eer.
GRAIN
EXPORTS
TO"
VANCOUVER
SO
FAR
Following
are
the
grain
exr
ports
through
the
port
or
Vancouver
so
tlir:
Crop
Year.
llusliel.
530,000
Wil-it
7,500,oon
IVZ2-g3
llMBO.OOOIleSS.
to
nolnt
of
enmmenepmflnf.
t?3-?t
5
1,01
.
.
.
.
y.000;
1021-25
(F.sl
25.0nn,(inoimore
or
less
Dr.
II.
K.
Kyolfsan
was
a
passenger
on
this
morning's
train
bound
ror
Winnipeg
ror
a
three
weeks
holiday
trip.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
lie
cording
District
of
Prince
llu
pert,
ami
situate
al
llooney
roint,
uraham
Island.
llritUh
i.oiumhla.
Take
Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
A
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Mitssclt.
P.O..
occu
pation
Packers.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
thc
fallowing
described
lands:
Commencing
al
a
nosl
nlanted
nt
llooney
Point,
Orahnm
Island,
It
-tit,,
i.
-s
i
t
.i.
'
iiiinsii
uoiumnia;
inence
northerly
five
chains,
more
op
le
lo
low
water
mark;
thenee
west
erly
along
low
wnter
rnnrk
nno
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thenco
soiiiiicny
me
chains;
thenco
easterly
one
hundred
and
Itiw
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing!
uiMuy
acre,
more
or
less
ii.i.u.viiA
i
ishi,.o
a
PAf.Krvn
i'CKLn
CO,
LTD.
Applicant.
t,
Per
I
t
,
II
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
Juno
isili,
115.
Ctdat
VJoint
Doable
Check
Cedar
Rtstic
Cedar
Channel
Raitie
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
Albert
&
McCalfery
Id.
Phones
116
and
117
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply"to
Lease
Land
In
Que
n
Charlotte
l.nnd
lie-eOTdittg
Dltrlet
or
Princo
Itu-perl,
and
situate
about
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Itooney
PoinL
Masitl
Inlet.
Or
bam
I
sin
ml,
Hritih
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
I.angara
Flslniig
A
Parking
Company
Limited,
of
Mai-elL,
H.C..
oeou-pation
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
de.
scribed
lands:
!
mmerH-lng
at
a
post
planted
two
miles
In
a
northerly
direction
trfrm
llooney
Point,
Mnnsett
In-
leL
nraham
Islnnst.
HrtlUh
Cnl-u
inbia;
thenee
eaiterlj
five
iehalH.
BMire
or
le.
lo
low,
water
mark;
thence
northerly!
along
low-
water
mark
one
bun
dred
and
lty
chains;
thence
-westerly
fire
chains;
thenee
"outherly
one
hundred
and
sixty
ettthv,
mere
r
tost,
to
point
of
cmmeneniiit,
and
containing
eigjity
acre,
more
or
less.
l.AXrtARA
FISHkNff
A
PACKING
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
AirenL
Dated
June
13lh.
4025.
LAND
AOT
NolIce
of
ntentlon
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
,
...
,
.,
,
.
In
Cjueen
(Utarloile
Imd
He-
.
,.
,
efi
ling
District
or
Prince
i.
Hti-
.
.
,,
,
.
,
.
pen.,
nun
-uumr
nixut
uiir
aim
a
Ihalf
miles
east
of
Mactt
"T!
V
T?'
lilies,
rnuniii
isiuini,
Isni
,Uh
C&lambia.
r.VKK
NOTi:U
that
Ungara
hi
mo
mirtuwcai
corner
oi
i.oij
Peen.
(Iraham
Island.
Ilritlshi
Columbia,
about
one
and
a
half!
mites
east
of
Masked
Liahthoiise!
at
the
month
of
Massed
Inlet.
i
(iraham
Nland,
Ilritlh
Coltim-'
bia;
thence
northerly
five
chains,!
more
or
less
to
low
water
mark;'
thenee
westerly,
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty;
chnlns;
thence
southerly
five)
-
ehains;
thenco
easterly
one
linn
dred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
nnl
eonlnlnln?
eighty
acres,
LANfiAMA
FISHING
&
PACKIN'O
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
10th.
Ii2r.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leaso
Land
In
Land
Ilecordlng
District
of!
Prince
Ilupcrt.
and
slluato
at
Ferguson
Hay,
Massell
Inlet,
O.C
Islands,
n.R.
Take
Notice
that
Oosse-MII-
lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
H.C..;
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
far
a
leaso
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
nt
a
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
east
rrom
northwest
corner
Lot
1571:
thenco
south
3
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2
chains;
thenco
west
10
chains
lol
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571
;
thenco
south
8
chains;
thenco!
west
jo
chains;
thence
nnrth
20
cnains;
inenco
casi
'i
chains,
moro
or
less,
to
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shoreline
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
moro
or
less.
flOSSF.-MILLFIU),
LTD.
I
Applicant.
Per
Wm,
(1.
Mitchell,
,
.
Agent
Dated
Juno
20th,
1025.
frndyonr
TO
Mis
andW,
Aim
uituirjlfd
Kindling!
("flceceai
When
.
!
MlllllllH
W
1
.
thin
that
u
in
a
li
ii
r
i
'
W
the
!.'
Hi.
'B3.1
Dry
Klin
Dried
Wood.
!lMut
l
oii
.
I
Ills
Villi
...
I
v
i
Full
lsl
$8.00
or
nicely
tied
buntki,
S
for
$1.00.
Our
Taxi
to
rmenilM-"Service"
i-
)Ht
0e
our
Will
lliein
Mir
ettarae
d
o
"all
the
Unie."
Dray
wri
.'
atlemtml
i.
r;
Stand
345
Th
rd
An
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Tari
Co.
Phones:
13,
112.
Bio
Assortment
of
Fliwt
Quality
Silk,
Satin
Velvet,
Crepes,
Taffeta,
Flannels,
Serges,
ete.,
al
p-ii-
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
HAVE
YOUR
H
REMODELLED
AND
REPAIRED
It
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Avenue.
PhonesDay,
Oresn
120.
Night,
Black
70S.
P.O.
Box
235.
Phone
20)
Richard
Garreli
represent"
g
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
A
C
Specialising
fi'
Canal
Mining
'
k
5
Mw"
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Timber
for
Sale
li..
1
1
III
wu
iiiFin
iff.'
It
anger
6
Coast
.
"
1
Price
?.5on.on
i
limber
is
nub.ii'1
(iovl
stumpag"
A,"t
5T.
ANNANDAt.fi
New
Westmln"'