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!J2C.
Revelstoke
Decision
To
Be
Commended.
vThe
city
of
Revelstoke
ha
decided
against
installing
beei
purtors
ana
the
action
of
Ihal
city
is
to
he
commended.
Iladil
gone
wel,
it.
would
Jiave
been
the
first
of
a
series
of
effort
to
1
.
-
r
.
.
ii
1
'
i
"
.
.
.
muKe
omer
places
louow
tne
example.
,
.
Just
us
soon
a
there
i
anv
ireneral
movp
In
(urn
ilrv
Uii(s
of
the
province
wet,
there
will
be
effort-of
we
t
district'
In
rln-
r,.
11,.,-.
.....
.
.;.?
..
.
Hitic
iiur
iirru
mi
iifiiuoii
cirt'iuaieu
io
mai
e.jfect,
but
just
as
.oou
as
there
h
an
agitulion
On
one
side
tjiere
will
be
4
counter
agitalion
on
the
other.
"In
many
places,
including
Prince
Rupert,
there
has
been
a
lot
of
talk
about
Ihe
amount
of
money
going
into
Ihe
beer
parlors
which
should
be
going
to
provide
necessaries
for
the
homes.
It
needs
onl
the
spark
of
opposition
to
rouse
this
element
to
great
activity"
and
no
one
can
say
just
what
the
result
wuld
be.
It
is
to
lie
hoped
Unit
the
beer
interests
wilj
iiow
rest
satisfied
with
their
present
position.
Complaints
are
being
made
from
time
lo
time
at
Ihe
treatment
they
are
giving
palrohs
as-
a
result
of
the
monopolv
they
hold
and
any
unusual
acUvityon
their
part
will
certainfv
liriug
on
them
retribution.
Convention
Of
Workers
-
,
'
Of
The
Pacific
.
.
.
"
workers
Die
nations
surrounding
the
'
V'-'iixf
0tea"
l
rather
a
iuk'retiiig
move.
It
means
that
Ihe
'jjpanese
aim
L.ninese
workers
Mill
be
much
to
the
Tore,
for
those
are
the
countries
which
have
the
greater
part
or
the
pop-
."!a"yV
Vc
Ullllirtc
ar
u
orguuizeu
neuner
are
they
og
Ki-esiMve.
in
mai
respect
tney
unrer
rrom
the
Japanese.
In
Japaii
Ihere
is
a
strong
tendeiicy!
toward
improving
the
condition,
of
the
worker
although
il
has
not
reached
anything
like
the
eel
of
English-speaking;
countries.
Jf
the
convention
is
neio
n
snoum
prove
a
particularly
.interesting
gathering,
Cause.
For
Dili
I
-
.
Times
In
City.
'There
have
been
some
complaints
of
late
from
merchants
thai
times
are
rather
dull.
As
a
iiiitler
of
fact
working
but
many
local
peopfce
are
.going
iulo
the
surriMiiidiiKr
ui,'ni"
"no
uie
rcsnii
oi
ineir
lauor
nas
not
so
far
reached
here.
It
will
not
he
long
before
conditions
will
be
improving.
Last
spring
following
the
close
season
for
fishin?.
Hi
very
dull
time,
but
this
ar
it
is
rather
accentuated
owing
to
the
loss
or
Ihe
mill.
Reports
of
improved
conditions
in
the
in-lerjor
have
cunie
to
hand
and
"Queen
Charlotte
Islands
are
buy.
The-
lourist
are
due
lo
begin
arriving.
at
once
and
if
we
only
oac
oeuer
.weainer
imjirovemenl
shouUI
be
immediae.
Dr.
McLean
And
Taxation
Problems.
.
nr.
.Mci.ean,
nuance
miuislen'for
B.C.,
seems
to
.'with'
interest.
.
Inspjasty
r
ourishing
TRISCUIT
made
of
perfect
whole
grains
of
wheat-Delicious
with
butter,
cheese
or
marmalades
STEWART
MINES
nn
nnnni
rt"iTi
ut
icfii'ivvnl
are
now
at
their
low!
point
ami
that
-market
prices
generally
"will
show
,
a
very
ma
terial
advance
Iffrire
the
sum
mer
is
ver.
Hun
well
is
procceilins
along
the
right
line
to
qualify
as
a
real
mine
in
the
near
future.
jth
dividends
'likely
to
follow
eomuienceipent
of
milling
opera
tions
this
summer.
Being
well
.lira
n
red
now.
Die
company
iliould
1u
able
to
complete
its
program
of
development
and
equipment
and
get
an
early
start
on
production,
its
slock
at
the
present
quotation
is
backed
up
by
good
investment
value
with
speculative
possibilities
that
are
far
from
being
negligible.
Silver
Crest
Promising
As
a
con
sequence
of
the
ex
cellent
results
obtained
from
the
winter
work
on
the
silver
Crest
Mines
Company's
property
and
the
great
actfvity
in
tlie
Dig
Missouri
and
adjoining
proper-
lies,
the
management
of
Silver
-rest
has
been
enabled
lo
enlist
he
support
of
important
min
ing
capital
uf
Spokane,
with
the
'esnll
that
Us
in
shape
for
a
big
ranipain.Ufi.deeper
development
fins
.summer,
An
engineer
pos
.essiugfxceptlonal
knowledge
of
indergroiind
conditions
in
the
Salmon
Itiver
district
has
been
i-etained
to
formulate
a
compre-iiensive
plan
of
operations
and
most
important
results
are
expected
lo
lie
obtained
from
the
.vork
that
will
be
carried
on
dur
ing
the
next
few
months.
Underground
operations
so
far
completed
have
revealed
three
veins
each
opened
at
depths'
of
about
150
feel
from
the
surface.
The
first
ledge
showed
a
width"
of
feet
with
high
values
in
sil
ver,
the
second
vein
encounter
ed
at
I'fiO
feel
from
the
portal
of
the
tunnel
was
seven
feel
wide
and
gave
aeragc
assay
values
Of
08.50.
A
drift
of
35
feel
'fhowed
ore
of
about
that
srade
throughout
ami
when
discontinued
had
a
even-foot
face
running
70.7n
per
ton
.
The
lhird
vein
was
narrow,
hut
con
laineo
goou
values
and
is
now
liel
ieved
to
he
a
blind
ore
body
whieji
did
not
extend
to
4he
sur
face.
Since
pasin
through
the
blind
vein
the
Ujnnel
has
been
in
dyke
mailer,
TU
main
objective,
i
vein
witli
wide
surface
showing
of
high
grade
ore.
not
ye
I.
having
iieen
reached.
Amalgamations
In
Prospect
The
tiny
1m
now
arrived
when
amalgamations
of
various
piopcHies
are
beginning
lo
be
talked
-of,
with
Ihe
Premier
Hold
Company
usually
as
base
of
such
consolidation
by
reamn
of
its
possession
of
power,
milling
linii)
4
lwk
n
nil
IptitmnnslaMAn
t
onllll
t
..b
ii
i.ira
in
regani
io
i.nanciai
proi.iems.
He
wants
the
federal
The
premier
Company
already
fl
1
1
ll
tifi
m-
i
it
1
fj
I
nn
nln.nD
,.i....t:i'!A,l
..
.
'
,
7!
'
"vi'Mi--
siiiipiiiiru,
especially'
m
regani
to
in-iha
an
option
on
Hie
Indian
n
7
V
C
"v.,"
'
""R
'
present'
visit
lo.JHne.4
Company
properly,
Ottawa
he
CM
firrange
fpr
umJormily
aud
Improvement
,
will
"
which
Is
no
lontrer
a
project
but
1
.i
T
'
ti
.s.iMi
i
service,
i
lie
result
nr
the!
a
well
deve
oped
mine
equipped
1
"
wuuwn
wui
ne
watched
Willi
eyerylhirw
necessary
to
large
output
except
mill
and
.1
tramway.
Its
ore
is
of
a
very
"1
complex
nalure
hut
not.
more
so
I
than
ore
of
the
Sullivan
Mine
at
iKiinberley.
What
Indian
Mine
Inow
require
is
money,
mill
and
I
management,
all
of
which
the
ll'remler
Company
is
In
a
position
jto
supply.
Acimlslljonofithal
;
propcriy
ny
inc.,
j'remie.c
.woiihl,
uiererore.
ne
most
mlvanlageour
to
everbo.y
concerned.
B.C.
Silver
A
still
ninrp
Io
he
desired
ron-
Miiiuaiion
or
workirwr
agree
ment
would,
be
that
of
the
ad
i
Joining
Premier
Hold
and
the
ItC,
Kilver
properties.
It
Is
con-tflilenlly
eniected
here
that
wnme-idiing
will
eventually
ibe
done
along
the
lino
of
consolidatjng
:
these
two
holdings,
as
such
an
amalgamations
would
result
In
(
1
.
4.
.
-?gs
I
A
PAGB,TWC1
J
Tur4y;
'A
T
i
AKH
llh
VH
I
IPIlMI
be
be
ah
ah
AI.tdlltl
f-Mtti.i
oinilt;-e
oiiMUMssefor
ro
Zulu
xxj
i
usuyji
Mi
vi
..
Northwest
Mining
greater
profit
fw'
lba;n.ir
fiey
were
In
.continue
opera)
ioti
inn'i.'i.lnlly
of
each
other
Jjuch
n
vorohufitiptyiwould
u
Ions
time
oroiii
earning
iu-
peslmwfuas
the
rreijl
Premier
Prospects
of
Camp
Discussed
by
ruipniVtlt1
hi1I
be
fit
H
her
en-Fleld
Correspondent
of
,lare.l
atij
thiM
awle
eajwiHe
of
Handling
ttie
great
on-
rri-ervrs
in
sight
in
B.C.
filver.
Meanwhile
INC.
!iter
is
push-
in
deviInpmt
"
w
a"
greater
i
In
the
current
issue
of
..North-.
...
,,lrtlp
nlv..
lin.r,..
west
Mining
Venice
of
ipokany
,,lan
ViHdex'ra
machinery
be-a
lelter
from
their
special
field
,njJ
nti.
,
...nation
,
Bexelop
j
correspondent
give
some
mtM
milj
.
.
.
.
'
....
tUntv
tbel
It-sling
sidelights
on
the
iHlairfv
priceJ.
of
It
I
Canal
mining
situation.
It
is
,,-.;
nnssibililies
in1
jd.Hed
from
Mewart
on
.May
ii
a
.
wa
bo.lie
ari.
I
follOWS:
1,,.,.
..,,1.
-
,.,!
t.r.llk-UiIe
TukVn
a
a
l,t
of
the!
"
R'flht
to.Boundkry
Hie
Pi-mie
ha
.ea.ej
nil
mines
the
Porl-
an.l
prospects
'
,
HaniouJ,
driHirts
ami
lia
been
and
Oanal
district
are
o
bu.y
summer!
lftraelj-
prospecting
ail
f-'etWiiK
sUrte.1
on
their
,
;....
ii..
i
....i
,i
uIoiik
the
Ifotunlarj-
line
of
the.
la:
A"J
jf
N"'"
,,r'
aml
elopment
lia
yet
been
aeeom-
r.li.hed
thu
uprinir
in
conuri-f"MiS',r
,M,,,"
Men,,,'
on
witli
wnai
win
lake
place
m
v"
"-.f
the
next
few'
months
It
U
ttulh'
'Wftlnp
atans
the
r.on.n.la.y
.ttieral
opinion
here
that
toek,Mn
ID
''r
i-ieen
more
of
t!ioe
companies
uliirh
liave.,,lf'
a
nuin
liauiajJe
tunnel
than
tee'n
jiib-iiuufi-lv
finanreil
for
tie-
a
prt!te!l
drift.
H.C.
iiiher
holdings
ril.u-k
utl
all
pnsiiilily
of
extfiiding
I'renfier
workings
along
the
known
ore
tones.
further
o.-velupnienl
and
stop-'
lug
on
Premier
foifr
and
three
levels
ii
their
niaiiT
ore
body
i
pro.hicing
better
results
i
than
was
anil.-iiuicii.
uruitiig
anil
prospecting
oh
Xo-U
level
lias
been
extended
further
afield
and
disclosed
quite
a
large
and
heav
ily7
mineralized
zone
lying
soulti
of
the
parent
ore
bony,
showing
values
In
illaees.
but
very
diffused
and
patchy.
.Yolhitig
sj.eclaeular
is
likely
to
develop
in
this
direction
as
the
area
has
been
well
prospered
by
diamond
drill.
The
new
ore
body
on
No.
1
level
N
being
opened
up
for
sloping.
II
is
350
to
100
feel
long
with
a
width,
of
six
to
twelve
feet
and
appears
to
average
approximate
M.Tr.OO.
R
obv
iously
an
ore
body
of
considerable
importance,
as
it
apparently
reaches
almost
to
the
No.
level
;Tnl
fee
below
No.
I
level
is
alii.ii!
2io
feel
from
the
snrfjice.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
nys:
H.1
ha
happened
to
(liuf
soft
soap
btilrje"s?
j4
years
since
I
have
heard
or
anybody
making
or
buying
any.
'TWAS
in
the
good
old
days
When
money
was
hard
lo
get
That
people
made
sort
snap
And
did
not
fear
the
wet.
Hut
in
these,
modern
time
They
all
have
money
to
burn
And
sort
soap's
used
no
more-
such
homely
things
they
spurn.
But
Sorter
than
sofl
soap
Are
the
whclilliiig
modern
men
And
cah
they
try
to
exact
By
use
or
lonsue
or
pen.
you
lake
advantage
or
it,
theti
Ihe
neighbors
begin.
,
TIIE!;p.rotyfirtaJ
polity-
are
in
charge
today
'
so
you
.had
belter
just
w-ati-h
out
or
you'll
be
taken!
In
chiirje,.
li.Vni.
last
night
Chief
Vlrker
Saw
that
wc
did
no
wrong,
Bui
now
we'll
be
under
tho
walchful
care
or
inspector
and
sergeant
ami
linn-
will
dare
.
To
take
what
to
others
belong.
IF
the
man
Her
Face
Was
Covered
With
Large,
Red
Pimples
inn.
Grrta
Carlisle,
23
Lcunsr.1
fit.,
Brentford,
Onl,
writer'
A
hort
while
go,
ray
iM
ai
romplIjr
torered
with
Urge
reil
ptint.14-,
and
it
Muid
tliat
it
u
ftlwem
iaipuMiUa
for
ma
to
jet
rid
of
them,
sa
nothing
I
took
eniil
to
do
at
any
pood.
One
day
I
notieed
an
adTertisemrot
of
1
and
I
win
seTtr
rrrt
Ua
day
I
bought
lt,a,
now,
my
fact
ia
aritirely
cleared
up
of
blotchta
tad
plnplea
of
r
r
ery
kind."
For
tie
paat
4T
years
B.B.B.
baa
been
put
up
only
by
Tha
T.
Milburs
Co,
UoiuA,
TMoate,
Oat
to
Beys'
Bind
An
eiilnt
nlilu
ulo-i
.1-1.
..
1
zrJi:l:?r""
t
;;;:
...v
11
wiiuuiiilialnii
In
I
1.,.
ill
.
.
.
i't
"--ii
i.iiiige,
Xo.
15,
Knights
of
1'ylhla.
Ihe
pnieeeils
being
for
the
benefit
of
Ihe
Boys"
Band..'
I'here
were
flfleen
lables
of
K-l.l.l
.....I
II
--
I
.
ninni
iiuh
nil-
winners
were
as
follows:
ladies
rirsl,
Mrs.
J,
y,
llallinger;
ladle'
second,
Mr!
i..
4l.
hlevens;
men's
rirsl,
F.
finrton;
men's
second,
Kd.
Hud.
Son.
Hcfreshinpiils
were
served
ln.
der
Ihe
illrrcllon
of
a
committee
consisljng
of
Mrs-.
0.
W.
Johnstone,
Mrs.
K.
J.
Ijirge,
Mrs.
J.
nowall
and
'Mrs.
M.
L,
Slepp;m
dancing
followed.
,
Brunswick
I'anatrope
was
used
wilh
(torn)
rfsiilts
to
furnlsi,
the
music.
M.
I.,
Slepp
was
master
oti
ceremonies
for
the
dancing
andi
ii
3i.
make
was
In
charge
of
the
card
tallies.
A
Monopolist
Ted--Mary
says
she
intends
lo
Keep
her
youth.
Mllllcenl
I
know.
(SlfJ
never
Introduces
him
lo
any
one.
ft'
4j
COMMUNITY
PLATE
WEEK
Prince
Rupert
Third
Day
Family
PUte"
the
ilvrwwf
ikji
it
a
jtixid
fJii2y
puruko
I
r
roirriiM.t,
i
uuD)'
CoMMi'irr
Platc.
TUfccnaiWl'
Jrwyoi
artutic
ctfiti-ini
vvhkli
time
does
nx
die
-ot
iiuh
5n?
rrtCtmiuth
,
lbilliilng
yrinbutaJJ
toilirirclini.
.
.,
?
'
3
i
Mjoy
kii
of
f
r4
"KjduI
Hoc"
had
tlxir
beginning
hi
"lli
c
Chft,'
tbe
young
gir!'
gift
dowry
t-f
ukCJ
bauitk4ld
tlaag.
R
mott
prople
urt
wkh
a
fe
f
iecys
tf
CoMMirnr
Putt
or1
1
mmO
.
atLlisg
pirceby
piwe
w
ortluo
drtnaiKli.
Brjii.niftg
y
Mtih
crm
-
t
tmpooni
ro'ivg
14.
1J,
la
a
very
btU-
wLile
JM
on
hire
a
nugn;f
cent
family
acnlrf.
"CoCISTl"
Umiiifailil
n
only
a
smile
they'd
take
for
that
t
about
nil
he
pos-se.
PflTATOF.
grow
wild
in
Chil.
That
Jnl
like
men
do
here.
t
NKVKH
had,
anything
weor
oat.
jusl
as
fast
as
ihe
dollar
hlf
itr
my
pants
ncket.
o."s
plant
near
(lie
(Irand
Trunk
fl'a
till,
spring
fever
is
still
wilu
lis.
Summer
i
coming
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnc
Rupert
June
1,
The
nieaiuer
Prince
Hupe-
1
arrived
from
the
srtiilh
today
re-
Jlmrtiug
that
she
had
a
narrow
escape
from
beihg,
damaged
on,
Tuesday
nighf
.when
fire
dc-j
Iroyed
the
Xpvi'
..F.iigland
Flstii
aclfic
dtk
in
Ndhciiuver.
The
Prince
Itiiperl
Cricket.
Club
ha
been"
'iMVil
Hired
wi'h
The
rollowlng
a,
orficers:
Pre-
ident.
Judge
it
McB.
Young:
OPPOIiTUMTY
knocks
and
irpi'-e-prealdettts,
Carss,
J.
T.
U
Williams
mid
Un
II.
F..
Irt-niayne:
raplaln,"
J!.
D.
Johnn:
vice-president.
Upward,
ex
ecutive,
II.
T.
Cros.
n.
II.
Shock,
ley,
Mr.
Sharpe,
Mr.
Murray
and
J
B.
P.
MeHillc';
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
Blf
K.
OF
P-'
fittT
BrrrTtv
IS
l'nUl'wuMr
NoUca
f
iMii
u
Aaplt
rarMHer
In
yiirm
l.tarMIr
IMt-l
l4
n.rtlltl
illrll
ut
Vtiurr
lluiwfl.
inuuii
tt
hum
!
nr
aiitfirfti
nr.
skidraate
luli.
iih!
Iruatlof
Mi
IjuI
111,
(jwfll
iMt1ill
IH.Irlrl.
T
Vkk
MUM
i:
UmI
Ihr
IT..
ll.Wnr
k
I'lrfclii
Oiixof.
1.1.1.
.
nf
V11U1.1111T.
II.C.
nrriiwllt
sIiim
I'oiwr.
Iin.
u
ii-ir
lr
a
ln
14
Hi
Mbiiiiiia
rribnl
romtnir
iiiurtirins
at
a
wt
t-UnlrJ
at
li
K.uOi.
mnir
t
ImI
III:
Oinir
inir
ll-rljr
ami
nirtly
rUnliir
lu
f
tilth
malrr
tiiaik,
l
rluliu.
nr
ur
l.
in
the
nnrlhwr!
rum-r
nf
ji
it
I.
Itieiire
i
flMin:
Itwiire
MxiltM-rly
ami
WMUtly.
loUnaiiK
a
lliw
IMralkl
kii
uw
1111
m
mill
wairr
ur.
If
nuilta.
avirr
nr
Ibrm-
raM
a
rkaln.
wi
kiiiI
uf
rtouiumftttutnU
and
-iHilainitu
ll
a'rr.
nvtr
-r
!,
SRITISII
CoutvtHIV
ltUI0
AMI
l-ACklVli
11
HI
IV
I.TH.
r-rr
11.
shrwNl,
A-nl.
Iiatxt
mn
Vi.fii.
4.
Preceeds.
oK
njoy.We
Aff.tr!
La
WlBhi-
WIII
bi'AppU.d
jfcV.CVb!
fund
MIMRAL
ACT.
ApOctU
tor
OMllfkata
of
Imnraiamaiiia.
Mlrwral
Mill
I
in
.up,
ruii.Mlltir
of
Vln
winrrai
nm
.v.
t.
ami
aunjiiil
Miiwral
III
Urn
SkrrfM
Miami
lilll
lilflrlrl
(ui
Oi
Muiti
ratl.m
rmi
ur
in.ii
Mminiam,
kilimai
vaiifT.
Isfuf
hiililrra,
W.
1,
Doulwln.
I'm-
jiinrrp
iniiiraia
hi.
vioin.,
lum-i
.
w.mr.
lire
.Vlirr'l
OrllMrtla
JIH7C.
I
TAkf
"MITIC.K
Hal
I.
Chart's
F.
Miiorf.
I'rM-.
VllHrra
Orlilirai
Sa.
lltlC.
a
ami
tur
Om
u
ur.
HMrnd
al
tbe
nwit
nr
ultlf
ilar
rrni
llio
date.
fxTtof,
to
aisty
In
tlie
Miiuai
lirninl'r
for
a
frll.
firale
i.f
jmix-frtruiriita
fir
Ilia
IurHi
uf
4rttilnf
a
Crwn
Oiam
f
Ow
ab-r
t
la
Una,
Ami
furllirr
laka
nnllre
Ihal
arlliin
nn
iler
Srlhm
sk
i.f
the
Mineral
AM
IniHl
Im-
rMaiuvariNt
liefiira
Ihe
ItMiaiwe
of
atirli
Oroflrate
uf
lririiriivi)ls.
Iiaieil
IM
llih
ta
iif
Anrll.
I.
NAVIOABlt
WATIftS
aROTtOTION
ACT,
H.S.O.
CNAFTSM
116
I
nl'ia
Oil
CjiiiifMHy
iif
Canada,
IJinllnt,
ltflty
tlirt
imiire
ihal
II
luia
uiHlrr
er
turn
1
uf
ihr
ralit
Vi1
rieNilleit
Willi
tliej
Miniir
i.f
I'uMir
virka
al
oilawa
ainl'
in
Ihe
nfrire
of
the
filattlri
llralalrar
irf
Oh-
I.ii4
rualtlrx
lli.lrlrl
of
I'rlliee
jnilTrl
In
tint
l-mviiirv
lirllMi
O.lcnn
lila,
a
il-frl.ll.ii
i.f
Ih
vile
aiwl
lan
;f
a
ami
llnili-r
wharf
i.p.hmI
in
I
Imlll
In
ihe
harln.r
nr
I'rhiie
lii4rl
In
lb
aald
I'n.llrxr,
ii
Haler
hit
(inir,
llliMk
"0",
the
aaiil
wbart
rnniprMinr
a
iiarrnw
aMriirh
arjm
in
vahlih
fmia
II
In
fii
mil
iteiiitinir
nurtnrrly
frnio
tin-
loatiwairr
mark
a
iiiaianra
nf
ap.
prm
liuau-ljr
mo',
wrwiiir
ll
widens
In
ah
L
u-ninii
10'
t
ftQ'
in
area.
Ih
alilr
t'i-1
rneaMirriiimi
hinr
apriiilinalHy
aral
l
i
ki
in
alH.ro
line.
aihi
lake
iioiiik
ilmt
iflrr
the
fMilra-lUin
nf
uiut
uaiMlh
fri.ni
the
ilala
ut
ilia
'(''l
ruibllralliiii
i.r
thla.
nmlie
Ihe
I'nhm
Of
ljiNiMr
t
.Canaila.
I.
nulled,
will
under
wrium
7
irf
l
lie
all
An
ai.ply
In
he
Minuirr
iif
rnlille
Wnrka
i
hla
i.f-
in
iue
r.ur
tt
oiiawa.
mr
ap.
Iirnval
nf
llm
tnl.l
ll
...,l
ll.n
ulil
I,
I.
ii
IkiHl
for
kave
In
riuiMrurl
the
aald
bar;
(,',
.Mi-,!
in
inn
aame.
haled
at
Vatirmivrr,
Mrllinh
Cnlinnbla,
Una
I
nih
day
of
May,
1st
.
II.
1.
KEMl'in,
District
Sale
ilarunr.
I'
...
.
FEATURED
AT
THE
BETTER'
SHOPS
nmiiTiTju
Loggers!
Logp
We
have
Ihe
only
complete
stock
uf
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
parts
in
the
Xurlh.
Wc
handle
Log
ng
r
Peavies,
Maws,
and
general
Camp
F.ippn
?
It
will
pay
you
lo
see
u
when
oulut.ng.
Stork's
Hardware
Limitei
LAND
ACT.
710
Second
Avenue
BULKIJ
Market
311
Thlrt
A'"'
Has
bee
:
(ir
.J.
Preece
laid
wi
ll
"
Fresh
arrlvlna
Twice
WmW
the
Buk1
Phone
178
Summer
Excursion
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C0;
UNITED
STAT"
T,Ckc
i
on
!'
Dally
from
Hf
jMWaSS-T
Same
r'
m",.w
tlons
ur
one
wJ
-
m
cuuver
May
t5lh
i'lcKCls
-
Return
limit
ycw
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Ticket
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phon
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