August
27,
102fl.
WATGH
bm
us
'
i
ii
7-
one
main
advtuilage
y
n
over
netting
it
away
m
home.
I
hi
watrh
doe.tVI
pome
o
your
eM''ation.
whv
ii
way
know
where,
li
nn
a
d
hate
il
made
rigltl
f
f
hanged.
it:
guarantee
I
liliilii(jr.
,;:
,i
ii
what
i)
ay.
WSitcJi
,
icp
arc
as
low
here
hi
where
for
pqtml
value.
iATHt
STORE
Wlftt
THE
CLOOS
New
Felt
Hats
anc
Dresses
Full
Line
Thread
ILK
HOSIERY
$1.50
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
ttione
27.
P.O.
Box
327
iULKLEY
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
19
corn
taken
over
from
ucorge
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
In
w
'h
Seaty
and
Doodeon
resh
Meats
Irrlvlng
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
678
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
I
Phone
U.
ItrtaRe,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Bervlce.
r'0h,
Sand
and
Gravel
W
Ipeolallte
In
Piano
an
Furniture
Cevlnfl,
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
pRESH
MILK
AND
WHIP-PINQ
CREAM
We
specially
rocommond
our
Table
Cream
at
16o
for
Half
Pint.
i
0'iallly
and
Service
special
loe
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
rnone
BS7.
...
ANTI-RELIGIOUS
hen
You
Buy,
MEXICAN
LAWS
For
the
benefit
of
those
who
liuve
nut
studied
the,m
Ihe
anl-religlou
decree
recently
Issued
in
Mciico
which
have
paused
the
closing
of
many
churches
rp
I
summarized:
n-
iirw
in
riiiirciiee.
I
1.
.'n
foreigner
may
exercise,
hip
religious
profession
in
lie.
Ico.
j
2.
)!nraliori
nnit
beeiven
in
official
i'Jio(ilft
anillip
jamjar,
.V
religious
corporation
or
:
miri-
Ister
of
any
creed
tiwy
establish
or
direct
school
nf
primary
Instruction.
3,
llelifrious
orders,
convent,
aiul
monasteries
will
he
dissolved.
i.
Any
minister"
who
Incites
the
public
to
reruse
to
acknowledge
public
institution
or
to
obey
the
law
will
b"
severely
punished.
5.
No
publication
.either
religion
or
merely
showing
marked
tendencies
in
favor
of
religion,
may
ronunpnt
on
national
political
affair.
.
Xo
organization
may
lie
formed
whoe
title
has
any
word
or
any
indication
that
it
i
con
nected
with
religious
I(ph.
SPEAKER'S
CHAIR
FOR
AUSTRALIA
IS
LONDON,
A
20.
The
Duke
j
r
V..-L
..it.
ri
,
i
vi-i
1
liolilinnl
...All...
....
'
mr.
ic
other
"HUT
afternoon,
JliirilUMiil.
-
e
rooms
of
the
United
1
L'
(
l
r
,
t
rrt
l...l.
A
..
y
I
.
All
rplioim,.
.!.
m.,.(
Iw.
''
"
'
empire
property
or
capital.
,
:
"We
have
been
at
It
for
4t,ree
?"7
,?eea
"
lrl
10.
Hie
ehurcbes
are
the
pro
perty
nf
the
nation.
Other
ec-
c!eist(ral
properties
such
as
bihop'
palaces,
houses,
semin-nrie.
asylums,
colleges,
convents
uml
nil
tiuildimrs
constructed
forj
lei
enni
lied
by
Hie
iroverntitent.
II.
Heavy
penaltie
may
tie
I,
in
if
OrtniT
ind
It
tmmtvml
if-
IM.
ii.
r.
vtcLEon.
ItnlMrtr
or
Till.
.Mtxt
Brfilry
Offlr.
I'rinrv
Hnfrt,
H.
C
rm
wrnl,
lH.
WATKH
NOTlCi
OIrtln
i4
Ut.
nri
.iitrtn.f
,.r
iht
imIi.
in
lwi.
'-,
U
'o
iciinwsioue
.anonal
n.
iT.
mr
atie
or
inr
nri
puuuci
,l..n
.if
th
nnllrji
it
Jnlv
ta
IftOlt.
SOMIHVlllK
CO.EIIT
COMrAXV.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Br
r.
D,
V(THKIIS.
Afrnl.
MIRiaaL
ACT
Otftlfk.l.
f
ImlrmmMU.
Krnwnlf
n.
I.
I.m
f..
Miiwral
Claim,
tliualr
in
llio
Ailin
Mminr
Diiin
r
the
'
aur
innrlrt,
on
tlw
M
Arni
n
Ta-kun
Arm,
ilmul
lhm
inirtr
nf
I
mile
up
ilr.tni
rnmi
Ih
iiniulh
of
Wann
lllrrr.
TK
AOTIl'K
that
I,
Cntrtf
K.
Ollmor.
Frr
M
Inert
irliriml.
o.
Mtl.
Inlrml.
I
Klv
iltvt
rnmi
in
ntip
nrmu.
i
H'l'iT
I
in
ilif
Mmln
.nirtlr
for
a
Crllfl-al'
i
nf
Iniprnvfinrnlt,
fur
Hie
rilrrMMM'
of
ob.
!
uininir
a
i:nn
rtrm
nt
1w
tfxn
rlnm.
Anil
furllMT
Ukrn
nnllm
llnl
arilon,
1
imilrr
tn-ilon
,
mnt
I
rommonwl
l-fiirp
II"-
IMU
ft
tnrh
Cpruriratr
nf
I
in
I
pnivniiMtlt.
IHTKIl
IM
ll
ly
Of
Srplnbr,
A.0.
j''"
ii.
mx.
rnvm.
ri.
LAND
ACT.
Natlca
af
IMantlan
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Land.
In
Land
nmiMtwr
nitlrtrl
of
rrlnr
Hui-rl.
aiul
timaie
on
noriti
nhor
ol
an
i
nmmfu
ntv
on
nyiii-ri
t.iNiii
.
m
Comiiinnrllil
at
a
Dntt
Manml
Tin
lh
tlHirr
of
an
unnamed
bay
nn
tlw
tnoih-pI
matt
of
fill
Iland,
about
oi
nil
...t
i.r
Muff
Point
i
thrnr
north
iwrnty
Highway
to
Newton,
la.,
and
from
there
to
Winnipeg.
Mr.
Crawford
had
a
good
word
Tor
the
Canadian
police
forces.
In
the
c'Lfts
of
the
Dominion
he
bad
visited,
be
had
been
trealel
with
the
utmost
courtesy.
"You
gel
a
civil
answer
up
here,
not
a
grunt
and
n
motion
lo
move
on."
he
said.
SCHOOL
BOYS
BETTER
TODAY,
THAN
EVER
IS
OFFICIAL'S
OPINION
i
Ketchikan
Chronicle
;
Hysterical
alarmists
who
are
convinced
that
the
younger
t?en-
rrilHlin
l
llAndn.l
.Ii-oUIiI
fn.
P,,,,,Un(1..f,0onn,,.9r.,,frl..rf.u,
,10W.W0W-
may
fina
gma
.
"kLIifE..JLf7.?Ti.!,,:.?fib?.r
romfort
m
the
observation
of
rn"lie
i
in
Mian
v.i.
'
'-tti
nation.
Cannery
Manar,
Intrmls
to
apply
j
Dr.
J1..
(.
Ilroome,
.SlllierinlemleiH
for
a
la
OI
lol'
louowiun
uirriwj-u
w.ii
schools.
Clmins;
Ui-iit
rati
mmty
ehalna
lhnirrtipr
.
k
.
l..i...
Monk
n
I
tn
lllvh
'
hun..
fnllnu'inv
til.h
m'tl.r
mark
Wflrrr
to
point
nf
rnrrmirnrwnr-nl,
ami
rnnlalnlnit
e-lriiljp,
arr.t,
more
or
!.
Appliranl.
LAUD
ACT.
CanMir
land
Di(rlr(.
Land
nrordln
Plxrlrt
of
I'Mnrn
liiiH-rl
and
alinalKil
on
r.kn
Arm.
i)huI
t
inllM
loulliwrH
of
Linolilh
of
AUlntn
Blvrr,
'
TAkE
NOTICE
that
Franrla
nirhar-d
Duniop
or
.iiin,
u.i...
i;
tnanaaVr.
Inlrnd
to
apply
for
prrtiilatlon
in
purchMO
(lie
fJlwlni
diH)d
,,mnnlirirlfi
it
post
pUntel
'
ton
ll
more
of
Tii
Ami
about
i
itiilM
.oullirM
from
(ho
nionlli
of
Al
into
n..r
in.i
rnnnlnr
trwnrr
to
rhalna
ili
(hinre
0
rlialn
aonllil
thfiire
nln
"atn
and
llfrnm
to
rl..n
norlfi
to
IHilnl
of
rormiwnri'iiiHiL
containing
40
,rr..,
iiirrVLJ.rJ-..,r..inn
niiNine.
Du.
Atlii.
Miy
10.
of
the
IMiiladelohla
nublic
The
schoolboy
of
,
today
is
bcl-
bebaved
than
was
hi
father,
is'
happier
In
bis
work,
makes
belter
use
of
his
r4nu,
and
is
getting
u
boiler
brand
of
education-
than
used
to
'bo
dl.?-lienseit
In
the
lilJIe
red
sclinnU
hous.
'.Ml
this
.according
lo
Dr.
ilroome.
Certain
it
is
Hint
educaliou
today
Is
making
rather
strenuous
effort
to
please
the
American
sludent
body
with
its
diver
sity
of
subjects
and
scientific
nra
daily
triwa
AQI
FTVt,
Most
.
.
MEETS
MOOSE
nousewv.5
.
FACE
TO
FACE
i
mm
ISSW
ewciuirreoiTol
I
It
assures
I
IBetter
Baking
Lady
Trapper
Had
Unique
Experience
In
Peace
River
"
Country.
EDMONTON,
Aug.
27.
-
Meet
ing
a
full-rown
bull
moose
fare,
to
fare
in
the
mountain,
when
carrying
a
pack
of
55
pounds
ftfrapped
on
her
hark,
and
with
no
protection
other-than
an
ernp-,
ly
shotgun;
hunting
duck
on
the
Peace
Hiver
during
thp
middle
of.
winter;
camping
out
in
the
snow
for
three
days
in
December
wilh-j
out
food,
nor
blanket:
doing
a1
man's
work
a
a
daily
routine
al-
ong
her
northern
trap-!iiie-thee
are
among
the
many
novel
ndven-l
lure
which
Mis
Mary
II.
lfallelt.l
the
only
woman
trapjter
In
the!
Peace
Hiver
country
and
one
of
j
the
few
known
to
history,
can.
describe
from
actual
experience.!
Mi
Ilallell
claim
Knrt
Vermilion
a
her
home
town
and
(ueft
that
northern
outpoi
a
a
'base
of
operations
for
her
tran-
BEING
PRESENTED
w,l,ch
noryi
nd
ast
:
of
that
point
about
ix
days'
jour-
tracks.
Thinjrs
looked
interest
iiiK
for
a
while.
Then
the
mooe,
evidently
more
surprised
than
we
Park,
then
to
Hillings,
Mont.,
andjwere,
beat
a
hasty
retreat
and
nloiijr
the
Custer
Ilattlefield,
left
is
In
peace
peace.
"Last
winter
we
sawa
rather.
ititere-JIna
thing
one,
'day
when
we
wcre'trAvr-Hirig
ahmgtho
Ice
not
far,froni;Yermiiion
jln
several
places
there
were?
'air
holes
in
the
Ice
nnd
in
one
of-these
we
came
upon
a
flock
of
ducks,
several
of
which
we
managed
to
bag.
They
made
a
meal
which
was
very
welcome
.from
the
usual
camp
diet."
Miss
llallett
declared
that
her
catch
last
season
had
included
a
irood
variety
of
beaver,
mink,
marten,
lynx
and
fox.
VICTORIA
EXPECTS
TO
RETURN
DR.
TOLMIE
VIOTOIUA,
Aug.
JO.
The
campaign,
which
bns
not
been
of
an
enthusiastic
character
in
the
rity
up
to
'he
present.
is
likely
to
take
on
additional
Interest
In
the
closing
weeks
of
the
contest.
With
a
good
majority
iti
sight
for
the
Conservative
can
dldale,
Hon.
S.
V,
Tolmle,
who
has
been
honored
with
the
Important
iank
of
minister
of
agriculture
in
BRITISH
COLUMBI
A
The
Mineral
Province
of
Westerh
'
Canada
"
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMIER,
192S.,
lias
produced
Minerals
as
follows?
Placer
Oold,
i77,fl3,0i&';
"
Lode
.(trilO,
-,$122,808.-'
W.);
Silver,
$71,111,397;
Lead,
$80,218,'J0r;
Copper,
$197,fl42,0ii7;
airic,,
$30,025,047
.Miscellaneous
Minerals,
?l,59i,387r
Coal
and
Coke,
273,018,053;
Building
Stone.
Hrick,
Cement,
etc,
.$Vi,005,886;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
1923
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
The
Mining
LaW.4
Of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
Mian
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
Umpire.
Mineral
locations
arc
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
ANolule
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing"
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
Reports
and
Map,
may
he
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
X.B.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Keporls
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Thoe
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
such
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mine,
Victoria.
B.C..
Reports
covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separately,
and
are
available
on
application.
Reports
of
the
fieological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
ney.
.She
make
a
trip
to
the
I
-
i
-ot.tsHe
-
radio-ear.
In
AMCC
ADC
AltT
Tft
Aecomoanled
Father
WrtllUJ
ttlUi
UU1
IU
Mi.;
llallclt
related
on
one
her
ii...
n...
.in..
iit
to
ltii
ilitrict
that
hp
nl-
CONQUER
NEW
LANDS
l.nl.
I
it'll
I.
Il.n
..nll.
l.
...
'
aunim
-niillj
.lvnmLill
III
MT
5
irrnl
accompanied
her
father
No
"'Wlo'M
order
of
any
mt.Juleil
.
hen
he
went
out
tracing
in
WINNn,Wl
?m
,7,nt;,,
vii-lralian
"
Um.
"
v
.
,
ce,,
may
po'or
adminUter
n?.I'
.
i
nlVl
the
winter
time.
foM
''5
?
w
"
.
....
ii.-
i
nicidi
j
ani.i-,
-
--
inui
meir
oe.cenuaniji,
me
merit
lloue
alf.anherra.
He
wan
w
now
and
are
t.
II
Ko
ntr
,)anM
of
t0(Iaj.f
havc
a
Jiiel.
amonir
other,
hx
Lord
peel,
Know
that
It
h
',alherj,lifrPrPnt
way
,f-
tomg
t,jng..
Lord
llairour.
Sir
llnWt
Borne,
","",al
fnr
a
woman
to
spend
n)PJ.
pon.
out
,0
,,,,,
nPW
lan,H
nd
Mr.
MacDonald.
It
wan
ex-lhPr
,im'
this
way,
but
I
am
veryjwilh
a
,iiff.rPX1t
pirit.
Po
say
plained
to
him
that
the
chair
i.10""
OI
"ic
ami
nave
uone
c
MikkeUon.
of
Hjorrimr,
Den-a
faithful
""""
uup
eopy
ill
of
the
ill"
fJH-nhfT'
Speaker''
WP"
at
?a'''
mark,
iiiain,
who
nun
i
on
hi
in."
way
aj
bi
across
i"-
i.ltiriitii.
Inln
llm'"
i.iirini.oa
m.u
I
"Dad
and
I
always
iro
over
tlie
r.nnrin
iii.lvin7
r
nnihiliiii4
roe.
on
of
the
nation
the
ue
ler
and
take
luck
wiljcU
lrniount
pot
4,f
settling
l,U
countrymen
on
mi
wuii'ii
iiipv
art"
in
iir
mil
in
np
.
.
t
.
.
-.
.
the
canopy
are
carved
in
old
oak
."
w,,atever
come
alon?.
Some,
the
prairie.
And
yet,
he
added,
teller
iMken
from
the
Toof
of
nv
'
rainer
a
nam
umcinpv
no
come
io
conquer
in
a
AVelnilnter
Ijall.
while
the
m
11
wm
n
we
e3""1
oui
in;ene.
They
are
detennlned
to
T.r.:,Mrn.r
""
n'-n,rliinKM
flan,
are
of
oak
from
II.
"
''
at'
night
away
fromjeomjuer
the
land
tl.ey
take
nuiiiiiriiiPK
who
mil
in
eninrre
-
the
ahove
provision.
iMS
"'"",y
NOTICt
I.X
THE
TTljToF-ill
iprllftllon
for
lh
Wur
lit
I
frUIl
trllllnlr
of
Till
fur
tM
eiriil
(,,
bkNk
(liirtr
fnt
ii
.
Ktn
titr
(ii.
Clljr
of
I'nm-
Bo-
n.
v.p
in.
TRANSCONTINENTAL
HOBO
IN
WINNIPEG;
PLEASED
WITH
CANADA
travelling
over
the
.ontinent
rr
the
past
twenty
ynr."
$aid
0.
I.
r
.
i
...i.
-
i
villi
in
finlfAh-.
i.
TAkC
.10TICE
llul
Sunnrnile
Cnnrj
l..pnH
p
-rlnle
..m,pii)
Uivllrd.
Ihm
..IJrrt
Ii
Core!'"'."
l'a'C
Arin.
Wlttrr,
V.neiiutrr.
H.
iU.
m
111
ip-j
Hie
Wy
rr
t
WTBf
l
(It
1IHI
DM-
f
.
ill-loUt
it
mlDuie
of
-.iff
out
of
un-nuwd
tlrrtni.
Hhifli
turn
lurfllirrly
nd
draln
ml
i-hiint
id
vfrl7.
uim-uooWork
did
nol
Interest
him,
bow
S.
W
turner
,t
l
1171.
Q.
C
Oil..i
,,,
,
.
,.
uii
b
urd
for
ludu.irui
ind
i.rtu.ier,
until
he
was
nearly
"broke
e.iic
wtipM
irn
ine
mm
wtrricxn
liln
nl,l
li
nr,r
HUwk
A.
Ui
ltt.
Qmkii
Cinrioii
Mil.
,
.
,
'
Thi
rvllrr
putlrd
on
Ine
rmutMl
on'
Ml
last
Jailnt
ferred
travellinc
b'jran
in
New
than
once,
but
we
alway
man
ape
to
pull
through.
j
Out
All
Season
Thi
lat
winter,"
he
said,
"I
wa
only
out
a
little,
more
than
two
month,
but
the
year
before
I
wa
out
all
eaon
and
succeed.
!
ma
present.
"Sometime
we
do
have
rather
.;
v;:.r"',-
V"-
7
'
u
'
nrlilnp
time,
Dad
and
I
.u.
.-;...
...
ii.ii
One
I
;
1
,
;
y
travelling
ccnlly,
on
one
of
hi
penodie'.,
,,
,
,
.
illllllUU
llltr
tlluUllldlllllUK
CIIUll-
ford
car
Carrie
a
Loniianal
1
""'
"u
V1"
I
our
nop
neavuy
parKeu,
wuen
,
.
..
i
...I,
.
t
,
.outherner.:WP
raa
a
iu'i-ktow"
"
peril
perlpalctio
who
I
a
bricklayer
by
lpaK;ni,MW-
lw
on,y
K,Hl
we
ar"
pl-im-
in
,.-..ri.i
....
i..,M.i.
ried
with
u
was
an
old
double.
:C.if:'.u.r(V-
ZvyhAUm
nnmmtin
in
barrelled
shotgun
which
we
had
oiw-rn
i
ijurMi
lUmf
liuirki.
IM
ir'
t
,j,
0n
He
deeliireJ
lliali
lkn
alonjr
to
kill
rabbits
for
Point
ru
If.
,f.Jl-y
nd
fljr:
J.L6;A
JL'SLl.Z
'Orlean.
From
there
he
weni
mithe
moose
cominir
un
the
other
(hit
imire
an
tep'r
ltt.lu
ml
ti
tho
"Wdrr
riid
.n
uirir
or
(tw
l
erlnrr
llunrrl.
H.
C.
our
food
It
was
unloaded
at
the
time.
"We
had
just
crossed
a
deep
navine
when
we,
almost
ran
into
'"viief
neVordVri
''u'',oc
"
'nPn
a,,k
to
Jack
j
stde.
vve
had
no
lime
to
load
the
I
otijir(irmto
iirtisynville,
Ha.,
alons:
the
oMiiiun,
but
stopped
short
in
our
up
camp
ami
without
food
or
llan-jto
build
home
for
themc!ve
kel.
Tlri
hai
hancwne.1
more
'and
their
familie.
Today
the
little
country
df
Denmark
i.
supporting
50,000
unemployed
and
Mr.
MikkeUon
i
fnlerin?
a
scheme
to
brins
over
the
surplus
population
to
Canada.
'
o
far
in
hi
trip,
Mr.
Mikke!
XMNNII'KO.
Aug
.'7.
-
"I
call
.i
,
,t
i,,
ann
.'"on
declared
he
had
been
creai
rA!7.V?S,';W
,tV&,:i!n;
f
""
.,r-,iV"
my
Hlure'of
the
proceed
a
well
imV?i
with
the
vatneS
of
i.
tmi
in
iw
ninir
i
MM.,.
tntvw.
liw
uimu,
nii-ir
jiii
uir,
nij
im;r
nj
wilnlilni,
o
liiilirnl
il.-a
frr
Mil'"
I
'i
i
ill
I
nil
il
anil
us
ihj!iiiii-
rimnil
irtiinnir
,f
Till
It
ditJ
thi
and
the
ear.
ami
I
liav
beeir.s.
,
.
.
'
'
tie.
He
had
been
utrurk
witi.
jtbe
.similarity
of
farming
condi
Itions
liere.
He
gave,
it
as
hi
opinion
itial
no
country
was
more
suitable
for
Danish
settlement
than
Canada.
The
climatr
and
the
type
of
agriculture
here
were
eminent!
suitable,
he
said
Ienmark
is
at
present
in
a:
extraordinary
position
according
1o
the
visitor;
a
position
which
makes
steady
emigration
necessary.
Due
to
the
situation
.u
the
currency
an'l
ihe
inability
of
the
Danish
farmer
to
gel
a
many
erowpj'
out
of
the
pound
or
the
dollars
be
used
to,
farm-in?
has
become
increasingly
difficult
and
In
industry
the
coun-
try
found
it
a
great
task
to
keep
up
with
competition.
The
iv
suit.
Mr.
Mikkelson
said,
was
ii
creased
unemployment
and
further
drain
on
the
country.
because,
of
the
government"
irenerosily
in
relief,
sick
henefit..
nnd
old
age
'pensions.
Itis
fam
ilie,
he
added,
were
a
charade"
islic
nf
Danish
life,
which
made
emigration
even
more
necessary.
Subscribe
to
the
Dullv
Nw
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
Nolle,
ef
Application
for
Cona.nt
to
Trantltr
Br
Llctnt.
.NOTICE
IS
IIF.IIEBY
CilVEM
that
on
th
tft
day
of
Annul
nut
the
undcrMrnfit
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
for
roiwnt
lo
transfer
of
Beer
U
eenre
numlerel
470
and
Issued
In
repert
of
premises,
belnir
part
of
a
bulhtlnff
knnwn
as
Port
Clements
llolel.
I'nrt
l.le
nsenls,
B.
C.
iin)n
ll
lands
described
as
Lot
7.
Hlnrk
17.
in
Subdivision
or
Lot
7IC.
Ouron
Charlotte
Islands,
Prlnre
Rupert
Land
llenstry
District,
in
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
from
Frank
lllrks
to
Herbert
ILimnlon.
Theodore
Musronl
ami
J
Cleron
of
(he
Tr.-n
of
Port
Clements,
tn
Ihe
County
of
Prim-
Hubert.
In
lh
rrov
Inr
of
British
Columbia,
tlm
lranferees.
iTII
at
Prlnre
Itupert,
B,
C
(his
Slst
oay
oi
juiy.
mr.
nrnm-riT
iiamtton.
iiiKononR
Miscosi,
J.
CIC.COH
Spnllr.nts
and
Transferees
WATER
NOTICE
Dlveralon
and
Us
TAVK
.NOTICE
that
Somervllle
Cannery
Company
Limited,
whose
address
Is
Oore
Avenue
wnarr.
Vancouver,
n.
i...
win
appiy
for
a
licence
in
take
and
use
to
taltona
per
mlnuie
of
water
mil
of
tin-named
siream,
which
flow
nottlierlv
and
drains
Into
Ferguson
Hay,
Nel
Inlet,
abHj
.10
.chains
west
from
E.
corner
Lol
(S7I,
Q.
C.
Msirlrt.
The
w,
a(r
will
J
diverted
from
Mrvim
at
a
tlx
nit
(
rhaln
from
llm
uie
ptnernnuiu
arnvorimionl
oi
of
lit
m.
linn
uon.
Ar-
Ar-Mhe
palnl
ouln
nf
Mrf.,n,
lmJ
wm
be
n.,j
rr
thur
Meighen,
there
has
been
n'
industrial
!
Utmimuie
pun,
i'n
the
Hand
dotrrlbfd
as
Blor
A.
Lot
IJ7I,
Quwn
i
i
.
..,.
n.
,.
I,
f
the
of
the
Con-!riiiri,itif
tendency
on
part
tninrt.
i.u.
notir
was
wti
"
ItruutHl
on
Hie
1
4th
day
nf
July,
aorvnllvoa
sennuves
oi
nf
llin
inn
cit
ritv
In
io
snow
tlimv
n
a
.
,..,..
of
,nU
,,
inrt
in
irlli.
lillle
lelhargy
in
getlinig
into
thO;"ihu
pnrauaiit
thereto
and
lo
the
"Watrr
Will
llll'll
III
111(7
IMIItO
.!
Easy
Vacuum
Electric
Washer
It
vahes
by
air
pressure
nd
auction,
and
entirely
eliminate.
rubbing.
It
cleans
the
heaviest
garments
and
the
daintiest
laces
rapidly
and
thoroughly.
We
carry
two
sizes:
'The
EASIETTE
at
.
.
$140.00
The-
EASY
at
.
.
$180.00
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
101
255
3rd
Ave.
Residence
Phone,
Black
617
P.
O.
Box
247
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
(tf
AA
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
0I""SI
UU
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
astjJtVfe
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
223
Sixth
Street
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
WICHMANN
OIL
ENGINES
are
sellinr
fast
Be
out
hi
time
ir
you
want
Jouni
this
winter.
Beniember,
Wirhnunn
dors
ntit
vibrate,
will
Idle
all
day.
m
Mow
down
for
trolllnr.
Flrt
cisi
eniallrr.
ix
upkeep,
ni
unnle
trouble
ENGINEERING
CORPORATION,
LIMITED
Marin.
D.partm.nt:
Mr.
O.
T.llaft.n.
ORANVILLE
ISLAND
VANCOUVER.
B.
C
MINERAL
ACT
C.rtlfkata
of
Improv.m.nta.
Winn
rrtriiiiml
Xo.
9.
Anvoi
and
Jua-
nlta
Mineral
Claims,
tiiuate
In
the
Allln
vtining
nivision
oi
ine
ur
uisnn.
Doiil
one
mile
up
airrani
iroiu
im
mpi
if
Wann
River.
.
,
,
TALE
MJTir.E
thai
The
Engineer
Oold
Mine
Ltd..
ine..
Free
Miner's
Crrtmrale
t.
Ao9?nr
intend.
lTtr
dava
from'
the
date
heretif
,to
apply
to
the
Mining-
Me
order
lir
t:ertiriraie
oi
iiiiprvirim-in.
or
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Irani
or
the
above
claim.
nri
mniier
lake
iMilre
that
action,
nn-
Jrr
.Section
i.
must
be
commenced
before
he
Iswie
or
aura
irttncae
or
improvr-
ment.
.
.
HATED
this
1SI
day
or
yepiemurr,
a.i.
l.
;
H
Mri.
rnsr
n.
riu.
LAND
ACT.
Cisslar
Land
MMrleL
'Land
Rsordlnt
Olslrlct.ot
frinre
Rupert,
and
simate
on
ltln
Lake
anout
3
miiea
wuiinsi
Atlln
Townslte.
"
-
,
.
.
.
TAKE'
?i;TICE
mat
Kowm
Joies
tirarri.
f
AUin.
In
Ilie-
Province
of
British
Colum
bia,
occupation
operating
lounsi
launcn.
intends
ta
apply
ror
permiMion
io
pur-
has
the
following;
nescriDea
unas:
CnmnM-nrliig
at
a
post
pbnled
at
toe
sontheast
corner
of
Glacier
Bay.ln
Atlin
Lake,
altuated
as
above;
mence
roimwing
'he.
ashore
line
wen
i
mains?
.in
outh
to'
rhalns:
(hence
eas(
JO
chains:
thenc
north
iO
chains,
io
poini
oi
nflilncneemem.
EDWtJf
.
JLT.ES
EOCEBTj
applicant
nated
May
in.
(.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Int.ntlen
ta
Apply
ta
Laaat
Land
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
necordlnt
Dts-trict
of
llange
4,
Coat
Und
District,
and
.ituate
on
Passage
Island.
TALE
.NOTICE
that
J.
B.
Francl.
Of
fonoka.
Alberta,
os-cupatlon
Mlnlsier,
Intends
lo
apply
for
a
lease
of
(he
following
described
lands:
.
.
Cranmenring
at
I
pin
piauieu
Vnr,h
wmn
auui
or
Pit,
lie
Island,
near
t;oast
Trwngulatlon
Sta.
It4;
ttience
around
the
islaml
at
high
mater
mart
M
retaining
ttxwi
acres,
more
or
JOSEPH
BBITLASD
FRANCIS,
ii
tun.
in
applicant.
THE
BANKRUPTCY
ACT.
IN
THE
ESTATE
OF
ANSIE
lUCHMOSn,
Atilhorlied
Assignor.
.MiTH
E
la
hereby
gtTen
tha(
Armle
Richmond.
t
Prince
lluerl.
B.
C
dKI
on
the
17lh
day
of
August.
I.
make
an
uthor-Uel
assignniiiit
of
all
her
proneriy
Tor
Ihe
benefit
of
her
rreMors,
ami
(hat
II.
v
M.ri.i
nrririni
necelver.
has
aiv
piiln'leU
me
lo
be
cusiodlan
of
the
estate
of
the
debtor
until
the
rredltors
at
tlielr
first
met-lluM
anail
eieci
a
irnir
su
minister
Ilie
estate
of
the
diblor.
J
MiTlf.F.
I
further
given
that
the
first
meeting
uf
creditors
in
the
above
,
estate
wllL
be
held
at
the
office
of
the
"Official
ItecJlver
al
the
Court
House,
prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
on
the
Sllh
day
of
August,
ft,
at
(I
oVInrk
In
die
forentMin,
Ti
enlitl
you
to
vote
thereat
proof
Of
ytiur
claim
must
In-
lodged
with
ine
Iierore
the
meeting
-l
held.
protlcs
to
be
u.-d
al
(he
meeting
niusl
be
Unlirrd
wlih
me
prior
thereto.
i...
I
rurthar
inks
notice
that
If
you
have
anv
claim
against
the
debtor
for
work
and
ensuring
thft-return
of,
water
Recorder
at
l-rlnce
nuperL
B.
C.!whl.-h
yiui
are
entitled
lo
rank,
proof
of
lliolr
retirescntnllve
willi
.lnl.Oblei
llons
to
the
api'llcatlon
may
be
Med!
such
claim
nmsl
be
filed
wild
n
within
n
meir
represeiiuuio
wuii
a
oeci-
,th
w
wii
nmni,
,
withtniinv
,iav
rrom
the
date
of
this
notice
IlielhodS
of
instriiellnii.
II
tms.sive
majorlly.
.
the
Complniller
of
Water
ttiiliu,
Parlia-ifor
from
and
arte
r
(he
Plr;tlon
of
the
-
-
..
i
.
.
.
niem
nil
niings.
v
icioria.
o.
t..
wnnin
lime
in
nv
fih-tc
"i
overcome
Hs
stnlUS
as
a
tlreaded.
.Wlin
mo
coming
weeK
IIIO
vn-
'
thirty
daya
after
t
first
apiiearanie
of
or
the
aald
Act
I
"ball
dlstriDiite
tne
pro
.
.
.
.
I
,i
.
I
.
.
.
'
(hla
n.ll
In
l.l
nAWcnanp
Thai
,U
I
i
l..1
tt
III
itl-htor'S.
eSt.1l.
among
ortteai
ami
lias
heroine,
a
wel-'rious
wants
win
get
mm
active
or
fii
ribiiVtioii
J
come;
part
of
adolescent
f.
work,
which
will
be
carried
along''r
o,
i..
Surely
perdition
and
P(lucn.llonngnres-slely
until
the
close
of
do
not
lie
along
the
samo
path.
'the
campaign.
i
SOMEBVIM.E
CAJtrttnf
i;oMANY
LTI..
AppllranL
By
r,
D.
5IATUEB.3,
AC0U
the
m
ih.
rlaitn
of
nhlrh
I
have
lorn
nolle.
OATrn
at
Prtm-e
Rtrpert.
B.
C
this
i7,h
r
Cuitodiia.
All
Nerves!
All
nerves!
What
a
common
expression!
In
this
busy
era
with
the
problems
of
home
management,
club
activities,
and
even
political
affairs
crowding
her
day,
how
often
the
housewife
complains
of
nervousness,
headache,
backache'
and
general
fatigue.
These
symptoms
of
Ill-feeling
are
often
due
to
strained
eye
muscles
and
nerves
which
can
be
relieved"
by
properly
fitted
glasses.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
27
years.
15
years
eonsta'nt
practice
in
Toronto.
Phone
Red
442
319
3rd
Ave.,
Opp.
G.W.V.A.
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
'
Per
load
$6.50
Per
half
load
3.80
Per
sack
60
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
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138
Second
Avenue
Phone
KM
Night
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Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Goats
&
Jacquettes
An
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Stook
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
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