Well
Known
Man
-;le
.
vh
in
Prince
Ilupeit.
'
H
g.i
a
i"te
older.
u
t
in
rpailintf
laitr.
I
lj
ait
ni'.vtT
been
quite
inrortabJe.
;
Titf
v
had
been
the
beat
Jio
''
get.
V
-
xaniined
lih
pyes.
,
i
,
"lf
l
distance
glasses
L
w'U
a
reading
glasses.
'
lr
said
mil
'
!
:M.'1
readitig
(flamed
Hp
went
to
Vancouver.
't
i
atne
back
wiMi
distance
'
il-.SC.
iiii
wear
them
nil
Hie
timej
w
in
reading
glasses
ullj
i
ronvinccd
mw.
II
i
great
life!
'
A
Jewellers
iiinC
STOPE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
N
ew
Pali
Hate
I
VI
I
11U.IO
and
Dresses
Full
Line
Thread
SILK
HOSIERY
$1.50
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
raone
27.
P.O.
Boi
327
mil
if
i
rv
ma.H
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
-i
toen
taken
over
from
oeorge
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
ale
tt-
'h
Sealy
and
Doodion
Fresh
Meats
arriving
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
676
DENTIST
TUGBOATS
y
Phones
423,
639,
Qreen
238,
Black
736.
Night,
Phones
687,.
639,
Qreen
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
Q.
BU3HBY,
Man.
Dir.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
M.
r
'tugs,
Warehousing,
and
'Mutrlbutlng.
Team
or
Motor
Hervtce.
otl,
Band
and
Orarsl
w
polallx)
In
Plana
M4
UMltuee
Bevlna.
Prince
Rupert's
Elevator
is
Described
in
Trade
Journal
Published
in
Chicago
July
15
i
l'rom'he
American
Elevator
nn!
tirade
Trade.
Chicnf4iily
tr.;
yrly
mile
Miiilh
of
Hi;
Alaeknn
boundary
linetf,
Prince
HnperL;
on
Ihe
west
coast
of
HrilUh
Columbia,
II
is
the
Pacific
terminus
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
Hailwiiy
and
is
&00
mile1
nearer
lo
ihe
Orient
than
any
oilier
iorl
on
Hie
Pacific
Oiast.
In
niiilition
lo
Hum
it
is
two
day
nearer
the
Yukon
ami
Alaska
llifiti
atiy
other
Pacific
Coast
-nly
of
prominence.
The
cliniale
i
favorable,
ince
it
i
in
approximately
the
arne
latitude
nf
Liverpool,
England,
'which
Rives
in
lhit
instance
a
mean
tem
perature
similar
lo
that
of
the,
great
shipping
iort
on
the
Mersey.
The
influence
of
the
Japanese!
currenl
prevent
zero
weather
anil
work
may
proceed
In
the
open
all
winter.
The
summer
average
run
around
55
degree.
Mol
important,
however,
from
ihe
standpoint
f
the
grain
trade,
I
the
fart
that
Prince,
II
u
pert
1"
Ihe
logical
outlet
for
the
grain
and
olhep
product
of
the
Pears
Xort
hwrl."
Wealth
of
Nation
I
he.e
land,
which
Sir
Wilfrid
aw
in
hi
mind
eye
will
have
lo
he
opened
hy
transportation
Je-(
fure
the
wetern
jiart
of
Canada
eally
achieve
Ihe
properity
of
whfrh
'
il
i
capable.
A
railway
throiuth
the
mountain
from
the
Peace
Itivcr
would
pa
Ihrotufh
lhee
land
and
would
add
to
the
of
.(lie
nation
a
a
whole.
1
,
Prince
Ilupert
I
nearer
than
any
oUtcr.pjMit,
if-
lite
proper
ru(c
Is
adopted
-
say
the
enthusiastic
itien
of
that
port
the
railway
which
would
benefit
Peace
Itiver
most
would
he
one
of
those
giving
inol
direct
connection
with
tidewater.
If
in
o
tinina
it
can
open
up
new
fertile
land,
it
will
have
a
toub!ead-vantage.
A
freight
rate
are
bacl
on
mileage,
the
advantage
in
this
direction
are
obvious:
;
All
of
these
factor
having
had
Juir
to.
!
WATS
IDOTICC
Olttf.lss
k4
Um
TAkK
.Xlllli.t
llMl
itwurnilUi
Ctunfrj
(!iiinT
UiMllrtl.
Ihm
!
I
Oorr
umm
VVIisrf.
V
turiwvrr.
B
HI
tw
lr
for
lirrliw
to
U
IMl
Iwf
tu
!!.
Ir
uiiuile
t
lrr
uul
ut
un
mntml
tiraiu,
lu.
li
llu
nurUM-rljr
sixl
drsms
lulo
lr-
bt
r.
n.
mvtiii:
srpl'ctnL
HS,
Atr
"OOVCK1IIItT
LIQUOft
ACT"
Nolle
f
AppllCilkiB
for
CwiMst
ta
Tranaiar
.r
Licn.
Ciininienrinr
ai
e."-
-
OatMl
iartltV
OM
LAND
ACT
ytrnl.
NOTIt'r.
I
HKHtRV
UIVKN
Ibal
on
Ihe
tsth
d
iif
AUru.l
nrl
Ihe
undrrsiniwl
inlrnd
i"
ai'ptr
l
Hi
Uqnor
Cniuml
u.
..-.
rr
huMl
iii
lran.ftkr
f
Hrrr
LI
hie
consideration,
the
Canadian
fsovernmeal
Klcvatnr
wax
erected
at
Prince
Ilupert,
it,
C.
It
i
n
terminal
house
with
storage
facilities
adequate
for
l,2.-n,0ii
bushel.
In'a.
billion
lo
the
traffic
facii-ilje
afforded
by
the.
-(Canadian
National
Hallway,
it
ha
the
he.
Ulvcr
Valley
In
Alherla
and
Hri-,ivfii
f
Hie
excellent
harhor.
tti.
it
....
!.
.
.
...
.
ii-u
-.MiiiMii.i.
urn
ni.
ur
.
y,
fcjence
or
Ihe
reaily
accenMAil-already
.leveloped
porllou
of
M'e'ily
and
eay
Entrance
of
thi
har-
prulrie
province.
Xorthern
Hri-M,r
,j
ocean
oing
veel
i
af-Mh
Oolumhia
land
have
heen1
forded
hy
he
remark
of
a
captain
Im'I.I
hack
l.y
lack
of
Iraimporla-j,n
rerenlJy
hroiwhi
a
larpe
Tion
jaciinie.
oepite
ine
Know-
Irimn
leamer
lo
lock,
and
aid
ledxe
IIihI
Ihe
great
inlerior
val-
that
once
having
heen
there,
there
icy
c.mtaiiici
mmcne
area
tif'wa
no
Irick
lo
coin
lo
the
i.url
airricuiiurai
lan.H
cany
lo
alran
-ttithoul
liie
aid
of
a
t.ilot.
.ilnjf
timler
cultivation.
When
J
steel
and
Concrete
Sir
Wilfiied
I.aurier
visited'
The
elevator
U
nf
teel
and
re.
the
car
unloading
hrd
i
101
feet
hy
58i
feel.
The
lorage
capacity
of
1,250.000
huhel
i
divided
among
130
lank
of
varying
he,
The
3
targe!
of
them
can
hold25.00n
KiheU
each:
21
ran
handle
o.finn
huhe4
each:
22
are.
of
5.000
huhel'
capacity;
13
of
3,000;
and
Uie
remaining
storage
fiiit
are
contracted
to
hold
1,200
JiiKhel
apiece.
The
receivInK
fMpacily
of
the
houe
i
K
carload
per
hour,
and
the
shipping
capacity
i
50,.
(1(H)
huhel
jer
hour.
There
an
12
grain
eJeaner.
vvhieh
make
II
wealth
of
the
province
a
well
a
,Ntihle
to
Hean
15,00
huhe
crenee
luuiUrl
(to
iihI
Issued
In
r;Mwl
i
elevator
at
Prince
ilupert
gel
UlC
,f
nrMi.iiws.
1-rm
pari
f
tnlldin
.....
..
.
'
.
.
.
..J..
.
Pij-l
i.lrniriiU
llnlfl.
Port
.Ht-
Imrnls.
M
up""
'
"'
l'srrltMNi
at
1
1
1,
Work
(I.
in
ubdinsh.n
of
It
lis,
iyui-en
:harl..lls
l.land.
I'rlnre
liuperi
'land
UeiMrr
MMrlrl,
In
I
be
,rlnr
of
I
Hrlil.li
lU.liiinbia,
friiin
frank
lUr'
I
i
llrrberi
nanimon,
i
iii-iniiin"
.iu-"-
."'i
f
irnme
f
-llx-
Tn
of
lurt
Clements.
In
the
i:uiintr
f
I'rlnre
Ilupert,
In
Hie
Prnr-
llnr
of
Hfitlh
Csiliimbl.
the
traneeeea,.
,
IHTrn
l
Prlnrr
nuperl,
B.
C
Ihia
JIM
jday
-rj-tjr,
!.;
,UMpTn
Tiiionoiif:
Misaj.M,
1
'
I.
CICCONr..
Appllranlt
'and
Tranfaret.
LAND
ACT.
Natlca
of
InWflllan
M
Apply
!
la
-"
in
I'rinre
Unpen
Land
Hreontinir
l)ia
trlrt
or
OiaM
Hinr
a,
and
alluata
a
South
Harhiel
Island.
TAE
that
Alfred
Swansea,
Of
-NOTICE
Prime
lluiiert,
orrualliin
VUrluer,
Intends
10
apply
Tor
a
leas
of
lh
follow
lr
'described
Undis-
.,
In
Prlnre
Ilupert
land
Bernraina
nn-irlei
of
lia'asT
Coast
land
nirlcl.
and
iltuale
on
fassare
l.land.
,,,.
.
TliE
NOTI'i:
that
J.
H.
Tranrls,
''f
penoka,
Alberta,
orrupallon
'';"
.;
lends
tu
applr
for
lease
of
the
rollnwlnt
I
c..nmieiinn
at
a
pom
t,1,n.,rrt,.'il
Nnrlh
West
end
of
ftMe
W-"-!
"'JJ
'jmi
tllb.
twe.
Applicant.
fullest
advantage,
are
a
good
eal
belter
than
average
port
have
to
offer.
The
harhor
i
classed
a
hinc
of
the
best,
having
an
easy
approach
from
the
ocean,
which
is
well
marked
with
Ikght
nnd
buoy.
It
is
1
1
mile
long
hy
one
to
one
and
a
half
mile
wide,
free
of
current
and
having
no
dangerous
obstruction
to
navigation.
The
harhor
i
open
All
year
round
CANCELLATION
OP
RISIRVI
.UTICK
IS
IIEIltllY
GIVK.N
that
The.
r'
ihmire
aeria
lliiiir
over
Lot
47,
l.asalar
tiia-
h"
nm'
"
s.
-.ne,
'
I
f
VlelikKia
V'lrliiria.
II
U.
C-
Uih
June,
m.
put
JUlnMer
of
tJinda,
u,
ii.
nAiii-i,
LAND
ACT.
Ntle
of
Intaritlo
lo
Applf
L
Molle,
of
.ulln"t7A7pl
U
L.a.a
Lan
in
i
rinre
iiuiikti
inii
nemramc
!!
trlrt
or
tjoasi
Hanrt
,
and
alluaie
on
North
llaiharl
Islam!
TAKE
NOTICK
that
Alfred
Swanson,
of
run'-.
uui-rn,
(H-ruatinn
Manner,
in
tends
la
atnily
for
a
l-ae
or
Ihe
follow
Ina
dearrilied
lands
-
nominenrinr
at
a
mt
planted
at
th
south
end
of
North
llarharl
Island!
thenre
iiiiiu
me
isiann
at
nitn
wiirr
mart,
and
conuinmr
60
arres
more
or
leta.
ALFHEP
SWANSON,
APP"C,M
Dm
April
!....
THH
DAIL7
ITBWB
and
I
quite
free
from
ice
in
the
winter.
-
1
.':
I'jwilent
warehoue
line
the
wharfage
frontage,
which
extend!
over
a
length
or
:i,Ji3
fet,
andi
Hie
newly
coriiiHeled
ocean
dock!
ha
a
fronlaire.
of
H(iO
feei.
A
COO-fool
floaling:lrydoe.k
further
aiiKmentihe;
port
efnipnwnl.Tte
(Canadian
ioyernment
elevator
wa
erected
at
an
advantageViu
point
in
the
shipping
et-tion
jut
decrihed
nnd
ha
all
that
it
re-ipilre
in
the
way
or
natural
fa-
cidtie.
In
addition.
Hie
toechan-:
ical
fe;rtiir!
are
entirely
np.-to-.
o"ate
in
nil
repe;Ji
and
Ihe
lioiie
i
prepared
lo
meet
alt
enMTfwnl
ciei
coinecwl
Willi
Hie
uaual
operation
of
a
large
terminal
grain
elevator.
Some
of
Ihe
feature
of
the
chain
drive
ned
in
thi
plant
are
worth
more
than
a
curory
com-rnenl.
Helertffiff
flie
enrreet
drive
on
pirwer
unit,
hoth
larjre
and
nrn'all,
aunie
greater
importance
than
formerly,
when
con-dered
in
relalioit
to
the
preent
day
demand
for
greater
production
In
all
field,
and
Uie
desire
for
more
reliahle
an.t
hetter
er-vire
to
ihe
puhlic.
On
machine
which
must
operate
continuously
on
remote
control
operated
machineryon
conveyiir
l,elt
on
eontrolling
nieclianim
in
fact,
wherever
Ihefe
ran
lx
no
question
a
lo
the
readme
for
steady
ojM'ratlon
when
neede.i
with
reli
ahle
operation
of
the
drive
it
he
..
.
,ce
uuperi
over
la
year
ago..,,,
forced
concrete
construction.
cn,e
I)ecary
,
,He-,
a
ln,anJ
,
"I.
.
Vi
inejuoeM
an
excellent
appear-jwllC,
vtt
be
dn.endahle.
The
of
H,e
and
Trunk
Pacific,
andj,nf
rray
of
huilding.
The
tinillcncluion
of
the
eng.ner
in
a,d
in
One
of
the
part:
chiefi,7nprlM,wr
the
lraKe
tank
(hU
in!uiu-e
wa
thai
the
Mor-
aiJatiiae
which
tlie
new
lran-,ineaure
2J7
U
Jeet
in
tenirth
i
ontinenial
line
ha
i
the
factland
over
f.K
feet
in
wiilth:
M.o
mat
it
roiieu
hack
the
map
of
lheiWOrkhoue
i
fit
hy
Jt
feet:
and
couuiry
iiv
at
leant
i.ouu
mile.
Ileyniid
the
mountain
on
the
Pa
cific
iUial
are
land
which
for
agricultural
wealth
cannot
he
equalled
hy
the
het
field
In
the
Kitenl
("ha
in
lrtye
answered
Uie
need,
and
gave
the
kind
of
ht-vife
inlemied.
I'o.itne
upeed
ratio
i
achieved,
which
mean
that
tiie
driving
ami
driven
haft
ojterate
at
all
load
at
the
de-i?ned
prtqiortionate
teed.
Ihe
came
a
with
waring.
Quietness
The
element
of
quietnex
along'
with
convenience
of
application!
wa
tint
overlooked
either,
nor
wa
Ihe
ever
prej.ent
faelnr
of
long
life
and
lower
upkeep
cost,
(tearing
generally
wears
rapidly,
especially
on
the
firt
reduction,
and
with
a
certain
amount
of
.wear
mut
he
replaced
entirely.
The
breaking
of
hut
one
tooth
necessitate
the
substitution
of
wr
nour.
uiese
are
.vioniiorian
entire
new
eear.
While
chain
Wheat
Cleaner,
made
UieLjnves
hy
,0
wear,
the
same
as
any
Huntley
Manufacturing
Onmjiny.!other
mechartieal
aniaratti.
and
of
Silver
ek.
X.
Y.
A
drylng!a
lenglhening
of
Hie
piteli
pocurs,
OHpaeity
or
l.OOfl
hushel
per
,'gnidualiy
however,
and
i
readily
hour
i
afronle.l
by
a
Morris
j
noticeable
a
the
chain
assume
drain
lrer,
which
wa
fnniihel
a
kirger
piU?h
circle
on
the
wheels.
by
the
MninK-i-cMN
Manufaciur-
thi
.loe
not
a
lug
taimpany
of
Minneapolis.
.mi
ir.sn
x
.
mnirr
ii
mi.
o.
cif
Hainitton.
(hit
ln.lrki
TUr
lrr
ill
le
dltMird
fnn
Klectricitv
Is
nsel
for
nower
ltwMrT.mslii.siiliNiui4ehsm.fr.su
-i"-iricnj
is
iisei
ior
io
r
niMitb
h(
.imm
imi
iu
i
uni
fort
and
liiHrl
in
the
new
elevator,
und
de.TiisM
s
.
ui
i
si
i,
ouren'
r
ortj
-five
electric
motor
take
'IWM..IU'
liliirirL
i...,imre
M
iswini
.-.
r
.
(.
n.
Iiv
(round
wn
ine
mid
atr
m
luiy.i
!.
rir
or
iiii
us
nonr
iiHi
in
inpii-
atigregaie
i.-izi1
tiorseiiower.
a
rrlu
Hid
In
11m
"Wilrr
,
,.,
!
f
mill
le
fDrd
In
llx-
om
f
ttie
Water
Mi'"rdrr
it
Crllir
lluwrl.
B.
C.
lli)t
tl.rtl.
Ill
llritl,D
intr
le
filed
'ui.i.
.lu.
.
.
i.l
U'.i.p
ltMiMr
f.r
mlth
lllw
ciirtruiipr
t'f
Witcr
nirtiii,
Ptflu
I
Hailttinri.
Vlru.ru.
a.
c...
imin
IiM-M
Ihirir
dr
itlef
Ih
first
psariire
r.f
lhl(-i4le
in
"rl
ne.rnper.
The
dile
if
llir
firs!
1.iUiI,1Umi
of
iai
unllra
It
SOMI-BV1I.I
K
r.TfT
.OMI'AT.
I.TO.,
ioii-kmii
.mirsr
iieiu
i.uain
nrive
i
nsei
in
connection
with
the
power
installation,
to
insure
efficiency
of
power
transmission.
Thcre
are
2(1
belt
conveyer
In
the"
house,
representing
a
total
length
of
13,000
feet.
They
ranee,
fn
width
from
IC
incite
to
to
lliche.
The
principal
grain
handled
Include
wheat,
oat
and
barley.
Facilities
The
water
transportation
and
harhor
facilities,
of
which
Uie
ffect
it
efficiency.
and
before
the
pilch
lengthen
Equipment
sufficiently
to
permit
Ihe
teeth
The
regular
elevator
equipment
'of
the
chain
to
slip
over
Uie
teeth
incluije.
in
ablilion
to
the
ma-'of
Hie
wheels,
the
chain
can
be
ehlnery
already
mentioned,
twnlbrnuahf
back
lo
the
original
pHeh.
MA
Monitor
Scalers,
two
two-hth
at
comparatively
small
cost,
hy
Carter
Disc
machines
and
one
insert
irp
new
join!
pin,
single
Carter
i
Use.
Clarke
Auto-;
rrrr
malic
shovels,
furnisued
by
theii
msi
nt
ti
nun
Wehler
Manufacturing
Company.
fllK
lAl
T
i.nicaxn,
are
uej
tor
unioaoing.
--
Five
2,00n.hushel
scale
were
provided
hy
the
Curney
Scale
Cm..
AT
EDMONTON
About
$125,000
Worth
of
Pelts
Change
Hands
at
Auction
There
KMMUXTOX.
Aug.
U.
Something
like
l.'i.00(l
worth
ur
fur
ur
were
were
sohl
sold
at
at
Ihe
Ihe
auction
auction
of
of
ra
aw
jirit
ljm
thijtwtk,
the
irirc!
r'ealiHinl
In5iug1ilglir
than
wa
Hlimatk;
fen6lre?of
en&ireiof
t
Mlilk
.was;
ithe'
the
sale,
average
lot
hringhug
$13
a
skin.
Hat
averaged
from
ftl.CS
to
!!'
for
best
lots.
which
In
tlli
wer'e
sold
for
10
cents,
while
one
martin
brought
Cr.
White
fox
and
martin,
of
which
there
were
very
rholctf
offering,
were
keenly
fought
for
by
the
New
York
and
Seattle
house
represented
at
Ihe
ale.
All
Ihe
fur
offered
for
sale
from
Northern
Alberta,
Macken
lie
Hlver,
Peace
Itiver
nnd
the
Arctic
circle,
and
In
other
year
ha
pased
through
Kdmoutou
direct
to
the
fur
ale
at
Montreal
and
New
York,
with
a
few
small
lot
goin?
to
Seattle.
For
years
Ihe
fur
men
have
"been
trying
lo
pet
buyer
from
Kast-ern
centre
to
come
to
Kdmnn-ton,
bul
without
success
tin'il
Ihe
present
time.
Next
year
it
is
estimated
that
the
sale
will
be
double
a
large
ns
both
buyer
and
'trader
are
satisfied
with
the
result.
All
Ihe
large
trader
f
the
norlh,
Including
Colin
Frnser,
llnmden
nnd
Alley,
Charles
I.ar-genl
nnd
Jim
Darwish
had
fur
in
Tuesday'
sale
which
disposed
of
1,595
heaver
klns,
3l
bear
skins,
707
ermine
skins.
J
fisher
skins,
42
1
red
fox
skins,
125
oro
fox
skins,
21
silver
fox
skins,
003
while
fox
skins,
1
blue
fox
skins.
22
lynx
skin,
PHI
martin
skins,
CtUl
mink
skins;
13,330
muskrat
skins,
M
ottor
skins,
80
skunk
skins,
03
BRING
VISITORS
FOR
FALL
FAIR
Prince
Charles
Will
Make
Special
Trip
to
Queen
Charlottes
and
Ketchikan
Owing
to
the
fact
that
election
day
will
take
place
on
ihe
openiny
day
of
the
fair,
special
arrangements
have
hern
mad
witli
H.
C.
Keeley,
pacific
coasi
j
manager
of
the
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine,
for
the
steamer
Prince
Charles
to
leave
here
on
Monday,
September
13,
for
Massed
Inlet
and
points
in
the
vicinity
of
Uie
inlet,
to,
pick
up
pas.enger
desirous
o;
alien.
ling
Ihe
fall
fair.
Th
sleamer
wilt
fii
lo
Keiciiiksti
on
the
same
trip
to
bring
down
passenger
for.
the
fair
frcm
the
nortnern
port.
II.
F.
McNaughton,
C.N.P..
Cilv
passenger
agent,
sailed
on
the
Prince
Ocurge
on
Saturday
to
complete
arrangement
for
th'-special
vailing
of
the
Prino
Oliarles.
and
will
also
endeavor
to
arrange
for
a
special
trip
of
the
Prince
John
to
visit
southern
points
on
the
Queen
Char-lOlte
Islands
to
bring
passenger
over
for
the
fair.
Mr.
Thomson
staled
this
mornins
that
owing
to
election
day
falling
upon
tiitj.
openin;
day
of
the
fair
it
would
be
im
njJhle
lo
pick
up
exhibits
from
the
island,
and
Jhat
any
ex
liibit.
for
the
fair
should
arrive
on
Monday.
September
13
tnder
Ihe
circumstances
the
fair
board
have
done
all
they
possibly
can
to
arrange
for
the
transportation
of
visitors
from
outside
points
to
the
fair
and
ilounlles
there
will
he
manv
people
who
will
be
desirous
of
seeing
the
prif.e
exhibit
from
th
i
New
Westmi.islcr
fair
and
witnessing
the
boxing
bout
between
Vie
I-"oley
and
J.
Newman.
ALBERTAN
EX-PREMIER
IN
CHARGE
OF
SURVEY
PRIOR
TO
IMMIGRATION
F.HMOXTON,
Aug.
9.
Hon.
Herbert
Orecnfield,
ex-premier
of
Alberta,
has
lieen
appointed
by
the
provincial
government
o
take
change
nf
a
survey
of
lh!
province
for
the.
purpose
of
do-
Icrmintiig
areas
suitable
for
land
settlement,
especially
along
community
lines.
He
will
begin
Hits
work
at
onre,
nnd
on
Its
completion
he
will
go
to
Kng-land
to
work
in
conjunction
with
the
vnrinu
emigration
or-ganizalion
operating
there.
This
announcement
was
ma.le
by
Premier
llrownlee
before
leaving
the
city
for
his
holiday,
and
Is
the
outcome
of
n
decision
by
the
government
to
put
on
an
active
Immigration
pntgram.
Mr.
Hrownleo
said
that
the
govern
DEMAND
PA01J
FTVE
Gaining
Momentum!
With
our
store
crowded
to
capacity,
extra
sales
ladies
have
had
to
be
taken
on
to
attend
to
the
business.
We
still
have
thousands
of
dollars
worth
of
merchandise
to'
dispose
of
and
only
a
few
days
to
do
It
In.
Cuttsrr.ers
wll!
find
many
surprises
by
shopping
In
the
morning.
Remember
The
Slogan
A
Positive
(Clear
Out,
Close
Out,
Sell
Out,
Get
Out
of
Business
Sale
Everything
In
the
Store
Is
on
Sale.
WEST
OF
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
woif
skin.
32
wolverine
skins:
II
blue
lynx
and
8
hare
skins.
j
Two
of
the
mlver
fox
skin!
were
Ihe
finest
ever
brought
into
the
cily
and
were
valued
a!
250
each
the
pack
a
they
came
from
Phone
753
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD.
8moked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
CoH
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
better
condition
now
prevailing
to
see
what
can
tie
done
in
coordinating;
the
several
immigration
activities,
in
Alberta,
and
the
first
move
in
that
direction
will
be
to
make
a
thorough
land
survey
of
I
fie
province,
witu
suitability
for
immigranl
senti
ment
primarily
in
view.
Subscribe
to
the
Daily
News.
TIMBER
SALE
X8109.
There
will
be
ofrid
fur
sale
at
Publlr
AuriMin.
at
min
on
the
3rd
day
f
Antrim.
IV4,
in
the.
orrire
or
the
lilstnci
1
lorfc-lei.
i'Nncr
Itupert,
B-
the
Llrenre
.lti.
lo
rot
J.3o,0P'
fwt
or
Siirure.I
llrrulixk
and
Cedar,
on
an
area
suualed
on.
i.t.in
inlet,
yuern
cnarkilU;
Island.
19.0
lit
year
will
be
ilkiised
fur
re-'
nval
or
tlmbvr.
Pruvidrd
thai
any
uie
uiuMo
to
atteml
the
aurtlou
in
vr)n
uuy
aubiuil
a
m-aled
tenib-r
to
iiv
ois-ned
it
th
hour
of
auriiou
:
and
ireaied
at
one
bid.
'
t'urllirr
iMirtlcuUrs
or
the
Chief
Fore-ter.
Vlrtorla,
B.
C
or
LHHrlrl
Foreter.;
crine
Rurt,
B.
C,
i
TIMBER
SALE
X8161
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
al
public
Aliitlun,
at
1
p.m.,
n
Wednesday,
Aurml
(th,
lte.
in
the
.
trke
or
the
lUslrirt
Kuresler,
I'rini-e
lluuTt.
B.
;.,
Ihe
Ltet'iue
XSI61,
lo
i-ul
t,?7u.ue
rict
of
Srui-e.
ll.-miiMk
and
tedsr,
on
an
area
altuab-il
on
Hit;
east
aide
or
!-rlin
Inlet.
Louise
Island,
Oueen
i.narlolle
Inlands
liltrirl.
Two
()
years
wil
lbe
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
rovldrd
in.it
anvone
unable
to
attend
the
auriion
In
tersii
may
Milimll
a
seah-dj
iriuirr
iu
ue
iiriiru
ai
hit
uwr
ui
.uvkiiiii
aiul
treated
as
one
bid.
Further
particulars
or
the
Chief
Forester,
Vlrtorla.
B.
C.
or
Mstrlrt
Forester,
I'Mlir
nupert,
B.
i:.
The
1'urrlia.tint
Arent.
Vlrtorla.
11.
0.
TIMBER
SALE
X8108.
There
will
be
orrered
for
sale
al
Publlr
Aiirtloii.
at
t
put.,
oil
the
tlrd
da
or
Sep
lembrr.
Itiii.
in
the
of
fire
or
Ihe
lilstrlrl
Forester,
Prince
lluiiert,
B.
C.
the
Uriire
i
.
A9IVH
IU
fill
lit,
wll,
wuu
irri
ill
.-i
v.
lleiukM'k
and
l
eilar,
i
an
area
4luau-U
)
Selwyn
Inlet
and
adjuliilnr
l.
Hi
and
!
T.
t
lp.
Cues-n
c.harltle
Islands.
i
Three
(3)
years
will
be
allotted
lor
re
inonal
(r
the
timber.
Provided
that
any
one
uuahle
in
attend
tlie
auriion
In
person
may
kulimll
a
sealed
lender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
airrlloii
and
treated
as
uw
bid.
IXirther
partlrulart
of
lite)
Chler
Fore-ler,
Virtoria,
B.
n..
or
lUstrlri
Forester.
I'rlnee
lliierl.
B.
I..
TIMBER
SALE
X8159
There
will
I
orrered
fof
tale
by
rublle
Auction
al
the
orrire
or
the
Outrlel
Forester.
Prlnre
lluiiert.
II.
C...
al
1
p.m..
on
the
4lh
day
or
Aoritst,
!!,
Llrene
XSIftt
to
nil
v,nuu
reel
board
measure
or
prure,
llemiork
and
Cedar
on
an
area
sitnsi.il
on
the
south
shore
of
Tanoo
Island.
Hlrhard-
Mtn
Inlet.
0.
C
I.
Prorlded
any.sie
unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
person
mar
submit
sealed
lender
In
be
opened
at
Ihe
hour
or
auriion
and
treated
as
one
bid.
Two
years
will
be
allowed
Tor
removal
or
timber
Further
harlirulara
or
the
Chler
Fores
1
...in
.1.
i.4..l.
f
n.'L".
victoria,
ana
uiiino
rorviier,
rtiuu
siiciiw
win
iuo
auvasitago
us
iiiv
nuparL
SteveKing
Third
Avenue
Great
Overstocked
SALE
Now
in
Full
Swing
SAVEI
ON
SAVE
II
MEN'S
SUFI'S
AND
OVKRCoVrS
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
S8.B0
Per
half
load
.
-s.-
3.50
Per
sack
.SO
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
133
Second
Avenue
Phone
680
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxquiaite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
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Q.W.V.A.
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Ave.