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Wednesday,
Mar.
17,
1920.
Tax
Sale
Lots
Are
Not
Serious
Menace.
The
delegation
waiting
mi
the
city
council
last
night
in
-regard
to
the
disjRisid
of
tax
sale
lots
over-emphasizes
a
-itua-
tiou
which
is
uutin
the
least
serious
and
with
which
mot
other
cities
are
dealing
without
taking
any
unusual
steps.
Tu.
pro.
portion
of
rit
lots
held
here
compared'
with
other
places
is
very
small
and
in
a
good
many
oa-e
the
lots
so
held
are
not
at
all
desirable.
Some
are
in
swamps
or
holes
and
others
on
the
side
of
almosljirecipitoiis
bluffs
and
a.
good
mauy
have
no
street
or
approach
of
any
kind
over
vhich
a
vehicle
nwM
pass.
As
a
mailer
of
fact,
considering
the
size
of
tlu
townsite
and
the
number
of
strwts-which
so
far
appear
only
tin
the
map.
the
city
is
unusually
well
situated.
Mol
of
the
lots
held
by
the
city-are
so'
held
because
they
are
not
desirable
fur
building
purpose
aud
it
pays
better
to
purchase
lots
from
Iho-e
wishing
to
sol!
Tat
her
thau
to
buy
from
the
city.
The
publicity
brought
about
by
this
tlrive
tor
a
change
has
been
beneficial
as
it
shows
how
particularly
well
situate!
we
are
here
compared
with
other
cities.-
On.
some
streets
here
it
i
almost
impossipunUi
buy
a
lot
asli!Dwiiers
all
wish
to
hold
for
future
use.
if
also
must
lie
remealbwefl
that
a
lot-
in
Prince
Rupert
is
remlv
tifilrhalf
a
lot
as
ft'Ts
bliL'Sr.
feel
wide
wlirr
50
fe
should
be
the
nrinimdmfo
residential
building
pur
poses.
.
Taking
Chances
On
B.C.
Mine.
R.
K.
Neill.
the
man
who
brought
the
Premier
mine
from
a
prospect
to
become
a
producer,
says-.he
took
a
rhanre
and
won.
He
did
not
depend
wholly
on
chaucei
either,
lie
went
up
thei"
in
the
hills
and
worked
hard
but
the
end
justified
it.
Most
people
will
Ink)-
a
garrfble
Miiietitue
and
if
they
an
doing
it
we
suggest
llit
tlie
gamble
on
a
mine
i-
better
than
one
on
a
Uor
care.
If
he
wins
the
country
benefits,
whereas
in
a
liorse,xacV
nobody
benefits,
but
sontehodv
alwav-
loses.
Irishman's
Day
Is
Here
Again.
This
i
St.
Patrick's
Day
And
the
Irish
people
are
holding,
revel.
As
lrifimeii
are
favorites
everywhere
and
with
everyone,
the
day
they
celebrate
has
special
significance.
The
shamrock
is
in
evidence
iid
there
is
a
little
.more
than
u-itnl
of
national
pride
in
the
native
Irishman
or
the
Canadian
descendant
ef
the
IrisJi
on
this
day.
He
walks
with
n
more
jaunty
air
and
holds
his
head
a
litye
higher.
It
is
rattyrwnndfrfiil
thalifroni
so"
small
a.cotintry
with
a
comparatively
small
population
there,
should
lie
such
a
large
number
of
Irishmen
in
the
world.
'
Alaska
Takes.
Steps
To
Protect
Game.
(,
The
fiConlp
Of'
Alnskfi
ri
IflLihr
Jktic
In
nnilu.
II...
and
the
fur
bearing
animals
of
the
territory
and
(o
loek
up
tlie
isjanus
wim
inr
jioarers
wiiu
me'
object
or
comiiiennalizing
them.
They
ali.,are
considering
ihe
ndvisabilily
of
campaigning
to
kill
off
the
wolves
that
'worj
the
deer.
The
game
commission
..
.
is
.kiug
the
oo-operaliiiii'
and
support
of
the
people
...111.
:
i..
'
wim
,i
tinv
hi
uiHKiiig
ine
lerruon
prosperon.
That
is
a
splendid
spirit
in
which
to
approach
this
great
subject.
All
must
co-operate
if
the
best
results
are
to
be
obtained.
And
wTiat
applies
to
Alaska
applies
similarl
v
to
Rritich
Columbia.
Battled
With
Seas
In
Icy
Northland.
One
of
the
fishermen
from
a
boat
that
brings
her
catcher
here
Tell
overboard
and
had
a
narrow
escape
from
death
n
few
year
ago.
lie
was
eventually
saved,
however.
This
brings
on.
e
mure
I..
Hie
considernlion
of
the
hazardous
nature
of
the
fishing
industry
and
the
desirabililv
of
doing
everything
.possible
to
make
up
fur
it
bv
making
condiiinim
right
for
the
men
n
rl.
It
to
be
hoped
that
something
will
bo
done
this
year
to
improve
(lie
ducking
.facilities
You
have
to
chew
SHREDDED
WHEAT
That
means
sound,
healthy
teeth
Ihe
narks
of
1U25
and
lOtii
stole
arise.
'
During
the
la
few
rear,
the.
salmon
fisheries
of
this
district
have
produced
more
than
dnuldC
Ihe
park
f
the
ret
of
the
pro
vince.
The
district
is
tltu
getting
more
attention
and.
therefore
conseration
is
more
than
ever
nereary.
Not
Handicap
Industry
While
the
prime
intention
of
the
department
is
to
conserve
!h;
fisheries,
Mr.
Maekie
slates.
it
is
not
the
intention
to
have
conservation
measures
unduly
handicap
the
industry.
The
work
on
the
coast,
it
is
pointed
out,
is
onjy
a
part
of
the
overseer's
work
which
often
extends
for
hundreds
of
miles
away
from
the
coastl
It
is
nereary
'
keep
in
Uiuclf
with
conditions
in
the
in-
leriof
,sjiaw-!URg
ground
-u
as
to
leal
tafaUieeaily
with
comlHions
on
the
coast.
Th
fih
must
le
allowed
to
spawn
and
il
is
mainly
for
that
reaswn
that
regulations
must
be
applied
on
(he
coasi
where
ttie
fishing
takes
place.
The
danger
of
over
fisbinc,
Mr.
Maekie
point
out.
i
more
likely
in
the
seinins
than
in
the
gill
net
areas
because
the
stream
on
which
seining
is
done
are
smaller
and
it
is
not
a
diffi-rull
matter
to
stop
the
entire'
run.
rishcries
officers
have
the
privilece
of
closing
areas
to
fishing
when
it
is
found
they
are
depleted
and
this
year
it
is
the
in-
tentiou
to
take
groalor
advantage
of
this
authority
if
the
fishing
beeomes
o
intensive.
!
Reports
Satisfactory
Last
year,
the
fiblng
wa
in
tensive
nod
the
pack
was
large
but
reports
from
the
pavvning
grounds
were
satisfactory
and.;
in
the
majority
of
cae.
Ihey
wcreTomjiarntively
well
seeded
The
Intention
of
the
deparlmejit
is
lo
take
steps
to
assure
that
the
spawning
ground;
shall
continue
to
lie
seeded.
For
that
nvison.
the
suggestion
has
tieen
ndvancej
that
the
weekly
close
season
should
be
extended
and
that
fishing
shmild.be
stopped
earlier
in
the
fall
if
it
is
found
that
parent
fish
are
not
getting
past
the
nets
in
sufficient
numbers
ami
that
the
grounds
are
thus
not
being
sufficiently
seeded.
So
far
as
the
fishing
regulations
are
concerned.
Mr.
Maekie
anticipates
that
there
will
lie
prao!ij!aliy
no
change
from
last
year.
The
season
for
taking
salmon
with
gill
nets
of
a
mesh
not
less
than
o
inches
starts
on
January
I
hut
fishing
for
sock-eye,
in
which
a
mesh
of
not
less
than
5
inches
is
allowed,
does
not
start
until
June
20.
The
fishing
with
soekeye
nets
4
usually
stopped
about
August
20
and.
after
that
date,
there
is
jh
period
of
approximately
len
days
when
no
nets
of
less
than
fiVa
inch
mesh
are
allowed.
After
the
ten
iiays
Jias
elaped(
fishermen
may
again
use
the's?;
.inch
mesh
nets
provided
the
local
of
ficer
is
satisfied
that
the
run
of
soekeye
and
pink
salmon
has
passed
to
the
spawning
grounds.
Activities
Starting
v
title
nshing
and
canning
of
spring
salmon
may
be
started
by
some
canneries
in
May.
the
sea
son
does
not
reach
its
height
unto
soekeye
fishing
opens
litis
DA1I.V
MW3
iiii-ii4.
m.
Salmon
Fisheries
Prospects
Are
Foreshadowed
by
Local
Inspector
This
ear
it
is
not
exported
that
Hie
soekeye
run
will
he11
etiual
to
.
Uiat.it
r
it
ve-
fisherie
Tor
I
Id's
district,
wlio
is
just
back
from
aytnp
to
Vim-eouver
where
he
attended
a
conference
of
fishetries
officers
I
with
the
chief
inspector.
Major
J.
A.
MutherwcIL.
It
is
expeirted
that
two
own-
,
this
year
tu'a
did
not
last
and
ever,
the
cannrtrle
are
u-ually
neries
will
ojerate
on
the
Islands
eiy
act
he
lit
preparaiioii
for
Ihe
one
more
on
Uie
Naas
Ither.
The
season
s
work.
two
canneries
on
the
Islands
will
j
Ttie
departmell
exiws
that
be
on
Massett
Inlet
and
Hie
oho
four
airplanes
wfll
!
ensa?el
n
the
Naa
al
Mill
Ray.
Willi
this
year
in
patrfl-w.irk
in
Dis-
tliese
exrenlims.
the
number
of
Irict
No.
2.
Iliese
planes
witl
canneries
operating
in
the
di-,
Irict
will
likely
be
the
same
a
last.
The
existing
oannerie
In
the
district.
Mr.
Markie
explains,
arc
nevw
run
to
full
capacity.
Consequently
there
is
always
the
opitortuHfly
for
tnnre
lntensie
fisliino;
withiMit
necessitating
the
erection
of
new
plants.
Intensive
Fishing
This
year,
although
there
is.
of
course,
tvo
assurance
of
what
will
happen,
there
is
every
mdi-
catton
that
filiin
in
I)itrict
No.
will
te
more
'intensive
than
ever
before.
Therefore,
the
department
is
ireparing
to
take
(lie
neesary
precautions
to
dal
with
difficultie
a
they
may
prohably.
however,
i..i
m
all
slniioiicl
t
I'rinoe
Hupert.
It
i
not
yet
known
who
will
be
in
ctiarv'c
of
the
station
at
1'rinenJ
Rupert
nor
wlin
the
pei-onniiel
of
f
lie
force
will
ciMilam
These
are
mailers
that
will
i
decided
lipntl
in
line
(iure
.
Mie
officer
"!
'In-
Itoyul
i
,,'Knlian
Air
I'orce.
MAYOR
REPORTS
ON
CONVENTION
Many
Matters
of
Local
Import
ance
Taken
up
by
Civic
Head
on
Recent
Trip
South.
Msyor
M.
Newhui
retried
as
follows
to
the
city
ouncil
last
aishl
on
hi
reeent
aiu-mlanee
iu
Vaiictiiiver
at
tbe
convention
f
the
Western
ilauada
Development
ami
1
niiy
league;
Afler
having
attended
the
Wter
Canada
D-vc4piuei;i
and
I
nity
league
eonfwMMtre
at
Vancouver,
I
fi
warranted
tr
suyint:
ihe
-taUit?rit
w,
a
ma
succsfnl
and
.,
repreU.4lh-
(tn.
and
ttne
wit
tea
c
likely
tt
pTiVf
an
effectual
sfirovideir
U
the
first
conference
ntd
tti
tifinon-tou
-J
aJwng
Ihe.ilui
tl
tiemon.l
ratine
to
Kaorn
Caaa.U
the
wi
-nil
on
or
anr
consideration
lieing
lnwn
to
the
'hi-ed
and
asidraliouti
of
the
four
we-'-
ern
provincial
in
urder
thai
there
mav
i'
a
uiore
prosperous
anil
greater
(.anada.
W'liile
no
antagonistic
ulter-
aiiccs
were
sounded
against
easi-
i-rn
iiilirenln.
nertbele
there
was.
from
iiart
to
fuiisb.
a
ur.-aniiiiitf:
in
demanding
for
tb.i
west
fuller
oteasure
of
ouat-
i.
Railway
Rates
This
of
course
U,J.
Ut
the
nues-
lion
of
freight
and
axprass
rale.
and
the
alfects
in
the
touting
of
xrain
so
vital
alike
to
ldi
lh
prairie
producers
and
I'acifi.
orts.
Te
enHrferonco
deinnndetl
fKjualitation
of
raii-s
as
bet
wen:
the
east
and
the
west,
aud
liei
the
present
discrimination
was
due
to
eastern
interests
having
their
terminal
investment
a'
Port
Arthur,
l
ort
tlUam,
Mont
real,
llultula
and
I'oHlartd,
Maine,
which
mieant
that
the
nrairtu
priltjeet
had
In
Ga:
olistaeles
Wfiiea
flenlltnes
prBVehiiiid
Ih'ei.i
using
ie
slmrter
haulft
I'rincs
ItuiieH
and
Vaneouver.
'
Ttie
permit
synirtin
.for
1
grain
comiirg
westward
.w'iijs
als.
roundi,y
oeuijuaoe.l.
tjrbe
conference
went
on
record
as
d-mandiiig
its
removal.
Much
Wet
Grain
tine
of
the
reasons
given
for
Ihe
rrinlroduction
of
this
jier-
init
system,
after
its
temporary'1
suspension
following
its
dcmiu-cjalion
at
the
Hilrminton
confer-nee
last
year,
was
Hiat
a
large
part
or
the
J
925
grain
erop
had
become
u-h,
thai
d
liad
lo
be
dried
before
shipment,
and
thai
the
shiw
dryinjt
process
hd
caused
a
congest
ion
at
all
ele
vator
jioints.
This
led
me
fo
ask
Why,
under
such
circumstance
Ihe
.Prince
Hupert
eleVnlpr
had
not
been
used
in
helping
lo
ro
new
Hie
situation,
but
one
of
the
members
of
the
grain
com
mission,
who
was
present
at
the
conference,
replied
thai
he
did
not
know.
Use
of
Elevator
jlelween
conference
meeting
I
-did
my
be-t
in
leant
from
thi
grain
commissioner
Jimt
whal
Prince
Hupert
could
do
toward
hastening
the
use
of
Its
olevalor.
Ills
only
suggestion
wus
that
of
gelling
in
touch
with
grain
ex
porter
with
a
view
of
gelling
them
interested
in
tdiippitx;
vl.i
tin
port
lie
run
uer
staled
the
ki-iuii
hoard
had
harjie
of
all
on
govemnten
elevn
-.
Mint
llielr
June
20
In
the
meantime,
bow-1
boa
d
had
an
official
assigned
far
looking
mi
husniess
for
llieej
Ir-nl)i
Hull
..
lar
Ibis
o.hil
liail
failtMl
in
serine
shipment-
;1ltruti
the
Prince
Hupert
rlc
jvutor.
Hint
lie
nevertheless
awl
1
T
r1
i
Ji
"
lipiiuiiises
or
shipments
uir-ir.n
and
District
Situation
Reviewed
i-n.
wi
w
grain
was
moving
at
t
lt-
premi
time,
that
the
prion
eoiiitiu
..c..
...t
.
.....
ifwiuorwwi
lr
District
.
2.
U.i
ii
is
ihe
year
ot.i'"u'"
,
..-
..
.....
..
...
i
..
.
i
...M'luvor
(il
one
non
ns
hk.i'i--
IIIC
111,
III
11
III
III
IV
JHmil
oil
HIT
xulliinn"iiij"
v....
that
should
bring
the
Ititnl
pack
fur
the
dirtriet'iip
4"
avertige
although
il
is
not
likely
yiat
ihe
J2i
pack'
wbjjearly
equal
s
.utatp
.itiOMe.itfxruir
oi
another
een
ihounh
one
po'
mlgliMiaw
a
government
-'evned
eleXTKlor
aud
the
other
lion
p'
i
vately
owned
ones,
and
thai
I'e
guesseil
we
would
Just
liaxe
lo
wall
until
next
season
for
elevator
aetivlly.
Trunk
Highways
The
Inler-orov
incial
hichwajs
piojfH'l,
endorsed
al
Ivlmonloii
hast
year,
wus
uiiaujinously
af
firm,
i
iiiiifir
as
linlinif
no
with
Vaneoitver'
l
conrerfied,
bdH
when
I
pressed
for
the
link
westward
frotn
Jasper
to
Prince
Hu-
perl
irons
opposition
arose,
htd
in
the
end
the
conference
vw
Hl
record
as
lallinc
Hmiii
im
H.C.
liovernment
te
construct
roadway
into
Prince
lliipert
as
a
means
of
oaoauraging
inter
set
He
men
I
amKnvukiHK
it
posoWe
fo"
auto
tourists
to
reach
M-
central
irtioos
of
the
province
fhe
conference
refuted
lo
.
dorse
a
proposal
to
havt-
the
liomiuion
provide
coal
iHtnkei
.
at
Vancouver
It
was
hob
I
sura
facilities
should
le
ntwMklad
by
privuie
capital.
i
Tim
rwsiilul
inns
itnmtnillivt
refused
to
ieonunend.
furihril
action
far
the
prefaul
re
Uin
liuibting
of
a
Peace
Ither
Hail-!
way
direct
io
tbe
coast,
as
af
firmed
Inst
year
al
lthKMitoii.
The
majority
took
the
view
that
I
would
lte
iwlter-
to
await
tbe
outcome
of
ll.t'.s
present
P.U.I'
;dan.
Reduction
Plant
1
alo
Interviewed
M.
Albert
with
respect
to
a
reduction
plant
which
he
and
others
figure
uiih
'statdiobin
at
Prince
Hupert.'
nd
be
promied
to
communion!)
wiln
u
a
soon
as
their
pla
MtitUi
be
a
little
mar
fully
advanced.
In
I
his
report
I
nave
meretj
mleavored
to
present
Ihe
essentials
of
the
conference
insofar
as
they
mare
particularly
af-fert
Prince
Hupert.
ami
I
trust
ihe
same
will
meet
with
your
approval.
Subserihe
to
the
Daily
News
WaTta
NOTICC
Dlnnlaii
4
Um
TSkT
Miner
IMI
urtti
Pirifir
rrH
lid
Mine
l
id
.
Mr'..
I.
a
I
lytlilro,
awfatHMi.
Vrlr.
B.C..
1H
ris
a
tli"HM
lu
Mkr
(ml
ixw
SS
ntl4r
tn
vr
ntna
of
Wllrr
ml
'f
stair
liwrk
Ijisk.
l-h
riu
MWtliri
frit.
MI
dram
lnl
karaa
Ha,
aluso
4
alHst
.!
"f
Una
Uland.
skNtrialr
lutrl
Tlw
alrr
lll
m-
dltixl
fnstl
Has
slrraui
al
Siit
almail
Oin-qaro-f
ut,
a
wiar
iKtriiisrsiwli
frtrni
Ibr
uwilMai
twrar
-f
Sr-
fa.
Ti
t.
and
lll
U-
irml
for
fNiM4lr.
Vlltiinf.
ner,
Sl-ui.
I
itu.lrial
tiuriMe
bun
Um
UikI
dt
rltd
in
tif
Ttmnohti
f
and
4.
uraliaiu;
Island.
ItrUt
a
CimI
Llrnrrt
r
liw
ii
B.hranl
Tlif
IHHIrr
a
lnl
.hi
(h
anutiHl
An
llw
tTin
U
i.f
f'rfcruan.
it
V
nfi
of
I
hi.
niirv
iid
an
api'ii'-aikm
purauanl
ihrrHn
and
In
tbr
AVairr-Va;t"
mill
bv
flbd
in
lit
irffin-
.if
it
Water
lismnW
at
fflw
Rnt-rt.
B.i
Umnn
l
Hi
aliraiHia
nut
Iw
lilmtl
wlllt
llw
al(J
Walrr
llentrdor
.i
Kilh
itw
tmniiimller
of
Wain-
RUM.
I'artianieni
nnihlma..
Virwia.
Ha...
v-onin
iliu-o
.
daf
arier
llw
fir!
iHrvr
uf
Oil.
taMi"-
in
a
liM-al
ivmaiMfwr.
Tbs
dais
fi
Im
first
ml4u-aliuii
ut
IM
iwlira
I-tfarrh
4ih.
IvtS.
mohtii
r4r.inc
ronrTs
Mi
vilr.S
ITU.
Applicant,
Pv
Han.lfl
f,
wimi.
aaani.i
WSTta
ajOTICr.
I
USK
AND
BTOKAOC
I
TAKE
ytmiT.
Oia
I
Ijn
SnwfU
tnm
nr
I'mduris
Oinipany,
Ivm
addr
la
,
in.
Mesar.
Mdnrr
A
'.antrlim.
nior
Bid..
Vaiiosjrw.
B.C.,
al
luiv
"C"
Sanl
iVilm.
Cahrnnila.
I
ll
Mill
annlv
tnr
.
firK-
m
jit
itid
u-
mbir
feet
ut
Mvtmd,
and
sj
More
n
Umianil
ers
M
of
wit
if
ln
Inter.
attttrli
tUrmu
uihsrljr
and
drama
tain
Vlaaarl
Inlet.
aluil
nw
lulf
mile
ralrl
',an
RtirMrr
Bar
Ttie
auirarr-dam
will
b
located
al
111
outlet
of
Am
l.ak-
or
al
1
tusnl
lielnw
llir
aald
mnli"!
In
tie
de
trrniliMMl
arirr
Hr-
are
made.
Thr
raparll?
or
tlie
reaerir
lo
tie
rrealrd
l.
alMMit
TS
thoiiaand
acre
feet
and
II
lll
i
ni
ifnii
d.pim
mrrwm
01
a
(la.
I
n
aier
will
lw
dOerO-d
from
Ihr
atrram
at
a
ilnl
abl
llie
loealion
of
tbe
loraar-daiii.
namely
ttie
outlet
of
Am
Lake,
and
wilt
be
uaed
for
I'ower
and
In
dnMrlal
in-a
iiain
llie
land
drarrllM-d
a
Iji
US.
Onren
Charlotte
lalandt
!
lrlrt.
Ttlla
nolle
aa
Ooalrd
oa
inr
round
on
llw
llh
dav
nf
Frbruarr.
ttte
A
ipr
of
ftiiai
notii-n
and
an
ainiliratloa
Mirauanl
tlirrto
and
lo
tbe
"Water
Art.
II."
will
tie
fnd
In
th
nfrire
nf
tb
Water
llrnmler
at
lrlnr
liiifrrl.
B.C.
The
dale
of
the
rir.t
tnihllriUon
or
lh.
nolle
a
rrbrnarr
It,
lft.
ixm
Air.r.f.fa
t.iiMHF.n
i-honticTB
COMPANY.
Awtlcant.
Br
E
llsaelm.
Aam
NOTICE.
W
TIIE
MATTF.II
of
an
apt'llration
for
Iw
a.ue
ol
a
J'rovlalonal
Ornriratn
t
Till
ror
Uil
ttilrur-rive
(a,
Blnrkj
--iiu
.
rrnnin
sia
'll,
ITUr
f
Pnnre
Hiivrt.
In
le
Prorinre
of
Hrlt
I'll
Oiluuibla.
(Map
fl
Sall.faeii.rv
pnd'
or
the
Ki
of
the
fniflral
nf
Till
enverlnr
the
above
won
narinr
nen
firodurrd
to
ine.
It
v
iiMeniHni
ui
ieue,
arirr
tlie
eapl'a'
lb
of
im
numlh
from
tlie
flral
pnb.
eallon
lierrof.
a
I'mvUMtal
Certirirale
ti
Tlile
to
ih
atmve
land
In
llie
naiur
of
l-FTKII
MOIITOS.
tlie
orlrmal
rerim.,
rale
of
Title
I
dated
the
f
7lh
or
IVovnn-M-r.
tf
IT.
ami
la
numlM-red
B;tl.
Und
ll'rl.irr
Off
lee.
prlnee
lliipert.
ii.
r.
Maei.r.nn,
!
tu.al.lrar
of
Titles
WATER
NOTICE.
DIaaalAH
aaHaa
HaA
'.-11.?
"0TrK
ttial
ortb
Pawfle
Hirraia
and
Mine
ltd
nim
i.
...
J-rfiilierinn
lliilldlna.
Vleiorla.
B.C..
will.
!!
l"r.
"r"r
I"
take
and
uae
an
ruble
feel
per
aeeond
nf
waler
out
of
Katan
Creek
whleh
flowa
Mnntierly
and
and
ine
half
nillea
fmtn
ll
nmuih
atreain
al
a
point
alKiiit
one
half
n.lle
norlhwr.terlr
from
the
aoulhe..
,
corner
of
Btc
j,
Tp.
1,
and
will
bt
wad'
'IK
1.1.
mmLrlrTTK
fuar,:-'
You
Can
Buy
It
In
ylb.
and
lib.
Packages,
Too!
A
feature
of
Kraft
Cheese
it
its
convenience.
You
can
buy
jutt
what
you
rtqulre
a
slice,
half
a
pound,
one
pound
or
five
pounds.
Many
prefer
the
Ib.
and
1
-lb.
packages,
Kraft
Cheese
t!n-fo3
wrapped
In
individual
cartons.
Your
grocer
has
them.
Due
la
proper
arViar
anal
pH
Uendlaf
of
carafulljr
aelectad
ttieeaa
ainj
paatevriaatiet)
bjf
Ik
Krall
palaaUcI
proceaa
Kraft
CKeeta
quality
asd
flavour
are
matcbleaa.
Scorea
of
Irmptinf
diakea
mar
La
road
frum
recipea
la
"Che
and
War
a
to
Serta
It,"
a
booklet
atnt
(re
oa
requetl
lo
tba
Kraft
MacLaran
Ckrtaa
Co.
Limilrd,
MoatrtaL
FOR
LENT
Kfft
Chtt$t
it
tkt
iitj
mJ.
It
cantaial
Jeailr
tkt
neta-tanaval
e
nrot
THREE
FLOWERS
Preparations
For
Exquisite
Care
of
thhe
Skin
t.i
i
add
Tissue
Umidei
iiid
auisliuig
I."
For
the
Face---Face
Powder
n
white,
n-itn
75c
Itioige.
hi
dark,
medium,
and
light
h..kr-l.ipstii
k
and
Kyebrow
Pcin
d.
ea
h
50c
each
$10
50c
35c
Urtlliaiitinc.
Taii-um
Powder.
Swap
ami
I'
With
each
SI
.00
box
of
Three
Flowers
Face
Powdtr
we
are
giving
a
package
eoiilainiiig
iv
'
Three
Flowers
PreparnUons
Free.
There
i
alo
a
Usiklet
on
lire-sing
T
ddi
have
fur
the
akmg
Ormes
Limited
The
Ilexall
Store
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
CANADIAN
.aajurar
Pioneer
Hi
gg
Phones
82
and
200
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
f
inot:uit.
iiaaou.
jlhui.
utntr
Far
TtkCOOU.
tKTOUA
tea
SUITU
Atl
MINIS
LTtl.,
Applleanl
Hr
Han.ld
r..
Wlivle,
Arrnt
I
FOBM
P.
Nollaa
of
Applkatlan
fee
Certificate
of
n,
prv
amenta
iai.kia
....
w.w...
mm.
rsi
llini
.
Slllllta
In
Hie
Prlnre
ImiiM't
VOnlne
IHVIaliin
nf
tlie
Skrena
hialrlrL
Wliere
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far
ine
Head
or
Kll.nnika
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in
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rJ".
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.o.
nniic,
intend
at!
h"r"',r;.
t'i
apply
in
the
.Vtnlnr
lleeordrr1
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"f
lmprorineia
for
the!
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im
dram
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ih.i.
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lane
nolii
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at
of
Hit
r,JIl
.
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roiniiieneed
lie
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baled
llil
jril
day
nf
February,
Rfl
SWAM
liAl.n,
oVnrr,
l7
t,
T
Kenny,
A.aut.
taxi
if.n.M
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ii"
si.
nutctu
luiua
far
Bvlaaala,
Swanaan
Bar,
Baal
Balta
Balla.
Oaeaa
falia.
Baa,
A
'ft
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Biter,
and
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a
a
ar
Satardat
tl
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Afaaia
lar
all
StaMniB
Llaea.
fall
Infermallea
Ml.
0.
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Oaaeral
Aait,
Oaraae
of
4
m
Sleeet
aea
Jrd
Aaeawa.
C
luce
Safari,
SC.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS,
LIMITED
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irun
rtmta
huri.
oe
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WICTOBIA,
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and
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Bay,
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ear
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and
Naaa
Blfer
Caenerlaa,
Thwraitf
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POST
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STtWABT,
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US
tn
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i.
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Aeai.
eriaee
Saa.
for
liMte'stlr.
Vlnlns.
Power.
Steam.
In
diutnal
puriM-M-.
uiMin
tlie
land
de-
rli
f.
f'n".
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Tosnafiii-
y
and
4.
oraliam
land.
Iirld
a
i.uaJ
l.iieur.-.
or
leaae-
bi
apiiliiaiit.
The
notiee
wa-
tMiated
mi
llie
trmind
m
llie
t;th
oav
of
Irl.ruarv.
tSr...
A
ropy
of
mis
uotiee
and
an
appllratiim!
Piir.iiam
thsretu
and
lo
llw
VValeri
Aif
lll
be
filed
in
tlie
of
flee
of
llie
Water
llerorilrr
at
entire
linjiert,
Il
'
I.'W.r!""
V
appliraiiiHi
may
lie
filed,
Vllh
llie
aald
VVairr
Heeorder
or
with
Ilia
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W'trhw.
i'arluiiiii
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ntorla.
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wlililn
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dav.
afler
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lu.
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of'
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tin.
tiiffi.
"btii
pACtnr.
roiirsTA
;
Crepe
Tangier
The
new
frepe.
tfty
or
slm.l.-
uml
floral
Spring
Btid
30
Inches
wide.
var0'
$1.50
WESTofESS
STORE
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Avenue
hon