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86
Put
on
the
kettle-Mrs.
Housewife,
and
make
yourself
a
cup
of
BOVRIL
You
will
accomplish
more
you
will
renew
your
strength
and
energy
if
you
stop
in
the
midst
of
the
day's
work,
put
on
the
kettle,
and
make
yourself
a
cup
of
hot,
energizing
Bovril.
And
it
is
so
easy
to
do
a
spoonful
of
Bovril,
a
pinch
of
salt,
in
a
cup
of
boiling
water.
That's
all
but
how
it
will
refresh
and
"buck
you
up".
Try
it!
BOVRIL
IS
SO
GOOD
FOR
YOU
$(;(()
$7iTn
All
advertising
should
Je
in
The
'Daily
News
Office
before
i
p.m.
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
DAILY
KD1TIOR
til
Tuesday,
March
19JC.
Gambling
On
Margins
And
Betting
On
Horses.
There
is
really
little
difference
between
gambling
on
the
stock
exchange
by
dealing
in
margins
and
the
betting
011
a
horse
to
win
u
race.
Bull)
are
immoral
ill
.that
an
effort
is
made
tu
secure
money
without
earning
it
and
often
money
is
lost
that
should
lie
Used
in
some
other
manner.
,
Mot
people
like
to
gamble.
It
seems;
inherent
in
the
nice
that
people
should
slake
money
on
something.
Some
people
buy
wheal
or
some
oilier
ciminioifity.on
piargju,
others
buy
slocks
on
margin.
Some
buy
real
eiMalehqpii
to
make
n
profit
by
a
rise
in
price
and
again
others
buy
mining
stocks
and
oil
slocks
on
the
chance
of
becoming
rich
ipiigkly.
Card
games,
dice,
roulette
wheels,
and
a
dozen
other
forms
of
gambling
appeal
to
various
people.
Few
never
take
a
chance-with
their
money,
but
some
take
more
chances
than
others.
Gambling
On
Margins
Is
Betting
On
The
Price.
If
a.
person
buys
a
thousand
shares
of
-slock,
paying
niily.H,
small
deposit
011
his
shares
in
the
form
of
an
option,
he
is
betting
with
the
other
person
that
Hie
shares
will
advance.
If
they
do,
lie
cashes
in
on
his
venture.'
If
Hie
-prices
go
down,
he
loses
everything.
lie
does
not
buy
the
slock.
All
he
gets
is
an
option
to
buy.
.
'
The
person
who
buys
real
estate
by
paying
a
portion
only
of
the
purchase
price,
hoping
to
e
at
a
profit
before
the
other
payments
come
due
is
gambling
-mid
is
very
liable
to
lose.
Some
buy
unimproved
properly,
not
in
use
but
simply
to
hold
for
a
rise,
hoping
it
will
go
up
in
price
before
the
taxes
and
interest
on
the
investment
have
eaten
ijp
all
difference,
lie
is
gambling.
Buying
mining
slock
in
a
'company
which
holds
nothing
but
a
prospective
mine
or
oil
stock
where
nothing
but
boring
operations
are
going
on
is
a
form
of
gambling.
H
is
a
better
form
of
gambling
than
betting
on
hordes
or
"cards
or
Ihrowinsr
dice.
because
the
money
subscribed
is
used
or
should
be
used
to
open
up
the
mine
or
to
drill
the
oil
well
and
there
is
a
possibility
or
an
industry
lieing
established
as
a
result
of
the
gamble.
Thi
form
of
ganlbUng,
like
"rear.estata
gambling,
is
usually
spoken
of
s
pjnftti()ii.'
It
i
,npt
Investing
monoj-.J
,
.
I
:
.
".
The'jiersojr
whrT
rnvests
placehis
cash
where
lie
knows
he
will
get
returns
011
it.
The
dividend
may
-fluctuate
but
be
is
sure
of
returns.
Investments
are
made
in
government
or
eitv
bonds,
good
established
industrial
bonds
or
stocks,
or
in
income
bearing
properties
such
a
houses
or
stores
or
office
buildings.
Those
are
inveslnieuls.
Poor
People
Should
Stick
To
Investments.
Poor
people
should
stick
to
investments
and
leave
specula
tions
to
lhoe
who
can
afford
to
loe.
Yet
often
it
is
the
poor
inexperienced
person
who
is
rieeeed
by
the
silver-tongued
vendor
of
speculative
securities.
1
It
may
be
taken
as
an
axiom
that
slock
which
has
to
be
hawked
around
by
an
agent
is
sje.rnlalive,
to
say
the
least.
It
does
not
require
an
agent
to
sell
(I.P.R.
stock,
government
bonds.
or
tiny
of
the
best
securities.
They
sell
theni-elves.
They
have
a
nenniie
niarKei
value
and
can
be
exchanged
for
cash
at
any
lime.
That
is
Hie
kind
of
security
for
Hie
wage
earnerv
Put
By
Nest
Egg
For
Rainy
Day.
While
we
never
like
to
pursuade
anyone
to
be
-penurious
or
close
fisted,
it
is
desirable
that
every
person
shall
save
a
littbi
money
and
invest
il.
Those
wjiohave
beeonie
weallfiy
have
usually
done
so
by
investing
hard
earned
savings
"until
they
accumulate
enough
to
be
in
a
position
where
Ihev
ran
buy
a
good
investment
when
it
offers.
Money
is
power.
The
man
who
ha-a
lillle
savings
account
is
much
more
independent
than
he
who
has
nolhitjg.
Small
beginnings
have
to
be
made
and
the
more
sell-denial
'he
savings
cost.
Hie
greater
i
Ihe
pleaurV
nf
acquiring
nnd
the
more
rare
is
likely
In
be
taken
in
investing.
FiNECONCERT
Norwegian
Choir
Assisted
Local
Vocalists
Gave
Delightful
Entertainment
by
A
very
delightful
eom-eti
va
given
last
night
in
I
In-
Mi'tropoie
Hall
by
the
Norwegian
Choir
an
trd
by
several
.soloists
01
note.
The
hall
wavs
crowded
wit
11
:i
appreciative
audience
and
in
were
agreed
that
a
most
enjoy
able
lime
hail
been
provided.
Si"
pleased
were
the
uudieii'-i'
lh;i'
every
number
was
recalled
ami
responses
were
liheraL
Consid
ering
the
short
training
Iheelmii
tias
had,
the
results
from
it
were
excellent.
John
Davev
was
choir
leader
and
the
member
takin:
iarl
were
I.
Fencss
president
:
H.
Charstad,
J.
Johnsen.
II.
Han
sen,
I..
1'edersen,
,.
I'edersen
It.
Langhtilen,
Merfrsel
ami
llov-
dcii,
Mrs.
John
Murvold,
Mrs.
Johaiisen,
Mrs.
Jack
lverei
.Mrs.
C.
I.indsel,
Mrs.
Jolui
Iver
en,
Miss
Aleda
Iversen.
Mi
Agnes.
Iversen,
Mrs.
It.
Peter
sen,
Miss
M.
Pedersen.
Miss
I
Isaaliseu
and
the
pianist.
Mr.
uackson.
,
;
The
choir
gave
several
selec
tions
in
addition
to
the
openini
and
closing
and
there
were
solos
by
Mrs.
JarvJs
ilel.eod,
Mr.
L
1),
Larsen,
is.
fl.
Jaeason.
Mis
Ml
.N'ess,
John
Havey
and
A.
Olap-
perjon.
Vocal
duets
by
A.
Clap
pcrlnn
and
John
Davey;
piano
luels
by
Miss
M.
Ness
and
Mis
31.
Iverson
and
also
hy
Miss
A.
Lipsin
and
Miss
('..
Miiruan:
n
quartette
by
Mrs.
Murvnld.
Mis
Petersen.
J.
Johnen
and
H.
P.harsiad.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
March
2,
1916.
A
splendid
cniirert
was
held
last
nijihl
in
St.
Andrew's
Ansli-.
?an
r.hurch
for
the
benefit
of
the
ahnir
funds.
Then-
was
a
mini
feer
of
entertaining
number
hi.
ludln?
a
"Kitchen
Symphony"
which
was
very
novel
in
-
nutun
'After
the
concert,
the
members
of
the
choir
were
entertained
ai
the
home
of
Mr?,
ft.
L.
.Mcintosh.
The
Kagles'
Club,
which
wa.
recently
organized
in
Ihe
cit;.
.
field
its
first
open
ni;rlit
la
veuinz.
There
was
a
fine
musi
cal
program
and
a
number
nf
exhibitions
of
boxing.
Aid.
I).
IJ
vSelon
presided
and
there
wrt
brief
.speeches
by
V.
.
Cola,
AW
Casey,
lien
Self,
niter
llesner
and
Hud
Corley.
'With
the
opening
nf
its
Alaska
service
this
month,
the
O.T.P
lia
.appointed
axent
in
Inn
north
as
follows:
Ketchikan.
J.
J
Haleiyh:
Skagway,
(iordon
Powell
from
Hegina;
Juneau.
.1.
I).
Mi
-
Auley.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
,
THL
flea
keeps
on
the
hop
YOU
can
always
tell
a
mail
ires-
It
leokji
like
one.
1)11)
you
ever
think
how
hard
it
is
to
shoot
bird
that
is
on
the
an
excuse
to
slay
away
from
home.
SOMH
girls
muK
trul
In
Hod
judjtinjr
by
the
coniiiany
the7
keep.
NOW
that
,hank
robbers
have
had
lo
come
down
to
robbing
fur
establishments,
anytliiiiK
may
bi:
oxpeefed
df
them,
Possibly
ihey
will
he
tryinif
lo
turn
the
knh
of
a
newspaper
safe.
MAISIK
say
that
eo-operalion
Is
a
jfood
thirg,
even
in
kixsinu
DON'T
be
deceived.
A
ra??H
coal
n'flen
conceals
a
'hotlle
of
Scotch.
A
SMALL
boy
Is
iike
n
canoe.
Ho
behaves
best
if
puddleij
from
Ihe
rear.
WILKIN'S,
the
explorer
is
not
lo
Kill
frame
on
his
way
to
Hie
Vm.ll.
1
1
.
.
.
.
"f
'li
x-uie
i
is
ui
no
a
someiiL
tlu
Iniled
States
will
end
a
Eczema
Was
So
Bad
Could
Hardly
Sleep
Mrs.
O.
Jones,
Kitscoty.
Alts
.write:
"I
had
eirems
on
wj
lft
hand,
and
my
first
finifr
was
so
two)-leu,
sore
and
itchy
1
could
hardly
sleep
at
night
I
got
a
prescription
from
jny
doetor,
but
it
did
me
110
good,
so
I
finally
uyan
to
take
After
I
had
taken
three
bottles
I
was
completely
relieved
of
my
eexeiaa,
and
would
adTiso
any
on
suffering
frou
any
discaite
of
the
blood
to
uee
U.D.U..
as
it
's
worth
its
price
many
times
orer.
This
valuable
prei'sration
has
been
on
the
market
for
the
past
47
years
J
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat
1
-
r
yanie
warden
Willi
bun
as
i.ir
a
Ihe
Canadian
htir
l.
i-
lo
e:
thai
lie
does,
not
'jet
,1
111
.skox
or
ll''
ptdar
bear
stenk
Tilde
Sam
makes
himself
c
miii
unity
fun
tly
sotiietinu.
I
KNOW
h
a:
iri
whu
wears
I-
urtove
t
bed
lo
eep
her
bands
,
refreshment
were
er-
sofi.
Shi1
to
bed.
should
wear
her
li.'l
like
lilts:
Old
times,
20
Id
tunes.
Times
when
w-
were
younx,
Where's
the
Minw
that
can
com
nare
W'illi
the
snnto
r
sun??
)l
elancholy
niiddl"
-
re
Looks
across
1ln-
wav
Tellinsr
heart-
were
tifthler
lbe:ii
In
its
month
of
May.
Patron
Saint
Is
Honored
In
Fit-t'ng
Manner
by
People
from
Principality
dressHs
on
SI.
David,
who
lived
in
the
Sixth
Century
in
Wale,
and
Hie
dav
whleh
m:irU
liiM
memory
were
delivered
bv
FraOltl
jreellalion'
by
Wrnrh
l.tvie.
Thire
wns
nlo
Welsh
eommun-"Ity
singhss.
j
Urorre
Hill
acted
a
master
of
U-ereHionie".
tour
for
teachers
EUROPE
THIS
YEAR
I
think
I
Khmtbl
have
written
Personally
Conducted
Party
it
linmetliine
like
this:
HM
limes.
Mid
lime1
'l'une
when
m-
well'
lronj
Tho-e
were
tin'
day-
when
ne"
wer
men
And
alo
i-!tf
ii
t
wrt
wmntr.
Hut
I
like
lie
-it
Ihe
new
lime,
And
the
mmlcii
ways
So
let
n
made
Uic
liest
of
Hf.
And
liv
Hie
;
Ih.iI
puvs.
WELSH
PEOPLE
HOLD
SOCIAL
Leaves
on
S.S.
Athenla
on
July
9
j
WINMPF.tl.
Mareh
2.
An-'iMueiMuent
of
a
Hrnnally
con-dnele.l
tour
to
Ureal
llrilain
and
ji'iiiM-
hy
the
(Canadian
Nalioiml
jllailwayn
in
made
today
hy
ui-enger
offietalu
nf
Ihe
sysiein
I
The
nary
witl
innlifde
leactiers
jfrom
all
jrl
of
weiem
:an-'iula
and
nseralion
have
been
I
made
on
the
S.S.
Atbenia.
sail
ibk
from
Montreal
on
July
t,
nn
l
returning
on
Ihe
S.S.
Aurantaon
'August
13,
from
Liverpool.
The
lour
will
take
111
l-.tiflam'.
switierland
and
I'm
nee,
the
inos
important
point
in
en
eh
of
these
I.
on
n
I
rtes
behis
included
in
tin
,
,
itinerary,
where
recepiionn
and
Hie
festival
of
si.
Jiavbl,
the
.,
,.,.,...,...
.m
.
patron
mint
of
Wales,
was
fit-
..4..t
,v
tVM
.1,.
linuly
eIebrated
loenl
WeUh
by
.v,
aowri
j(,
',.,,
!tn..r
people
at
hijrhly
a
aiiresfiil,
,i.
1,1..;,,.,
i,rw.
immhk
whist
drive
and
da
nee
ad
jovial
-fop
iajsile.
veninp
that
wan
held
last
ntsrlif
iu
Ihe
imperial
0n1r
Daughter'
of
Ihe
Kinpire
Hall
un.FiTth
Ave.
Kast.
There
were
fealure
tvoii-al
of
tin.
naliiiMil
'H"
T.
J.
Hhsii.
inMrn!
.
.."
.
.
.
ism
MWIMer
me
01
uie
auctmil
HAZ
ELTON
LAND
DISTRICT,
Diltrttt
fNCt
an
S.
TUK
MiTMI.
thai.
IM
,,.l
1
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1
,
,
TAF.
JUttm.
Ihal
.
......
,
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.,.
o,
iiniii),:
j
Ti
j
iiritty
Hie
former
in
11...
.,
.,
ii,
1
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I
Hh
Mlnltlrr
nf
111.-
.
i.i.
in
ii.ii
i.'ii-ii;.
,
j.,,
,.1-
11
iH
Slirr
at
immi
fur
m
liirlir
priliaipalit
n-l
tr
nal
sml
erlniN'iuii
and
Ihe
environment
bad
bn
'ZLIl
?
i..
HW,.mI
made
lo
Ik-
distinctly
Welsh
in
KK'k.r&..B,:Xraei:!
onaraolw.
The
table
were
itmrr
ma
n
rnin.
iumn-
m
io,.,,vnli..i
.i.rr..
111
...
,
Hmai.
Ilwnir
xwlh
rluUi..
llwnrr
detorated
Willi
llafTotllls
I
anil
,.,
.
rlums.
l
mini
.r
Mmum-m-i-iiMUl.
leekM.
I
lie
Uolslt
.In
wit.
irivni.
LSInl
Jimiiry
Mil.
If
a
prdnrinenl
plae
in
ttie.
decora
('
live
scJieme
which
Mils
further;
yet
It
is
likely
to
go
to
the
do?:.,jenh.'infed
with
Usrwe
portraits
of
Ihe
Prinee
Lloyd
(ieorye.
1lolS
tVt
BI'.ATTV
HAIILTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Dlitrlct
f
il
IUn
t
if
Wales
nail
li:ivid!
TAKE
otick
ttut.
nun
U
ifn-r
.
tiuik
I,
1.
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a.
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.
.il
nnie
Ip
iAV
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priM
,
tT
rusl
sml
lrin
HllKllW.
Mis
fair
nilfie.
MrsJ
.wmnMii-iiir
at
a
mr
nUni..l
si
"it
AlflX.
Maekenle,
Mrs.
Ilewiston
and
m.rkp.l
tj.II
imrtliraM
riMiwr
and
Mrs.
I
I;,tk
Morris
acted
.252
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"l
wing.
If
you
are
always
fra'i-as
a
reeeiition
committee.
Ail-I
uhi".
tn
iiini
if
nMnmenmiM-m.
I
dm?
around,
it
is
just
as
diffi
cult
for
a
thought
to
strike
you
If
there
were
no
business,
what
would
husband
have
fr'v
I.nrttnl
isimary
Mil.
If
TIIQMs
jmi;s
HKTTV.
MSIILTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
District
f
Oeait
Rng
B.
ID
ily
If
it
llilrniH
In
ipph
lo
l.mnU
for
a
Irii-nrs
,
Bile
nnd
the
latter
in
Kiisllsh.
ovrr
Alii
arrrn
.f
la
ml.
full.ni
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t.
1
1
i'nmiiirliir
SI
a
imihi
iilanli'd
li
mll-
...
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.
ni,..rjl
.
i
nrr:-,,II
III
atlendanre.
At
eleven
laldes
of
whist,
the
following
wiM-i-
winners:
ladien'
first.
Mrs.
Howard
Sleen;
ladies'
seeond.
Mi-
1:
Kemic
men's
first.
C.
V.ih
m
Is
;
men's
second,
lti'y
iiial.l
.n.-r
aids
4iMin
of
III"
ImrtftwfM
runirr
nf
..i
s.
Minrc
5,
ami
mtrktsl
T.1.R.'
miilli
uptl
rrnr.
llii'iiiT
ikii'Ui
so
cluiii-llienre
eal
M
rhaln.
Oienfe
mlh
Sll
rliaUM.
tin-nil-
il
so
rhalno.
In
point
nr
i-iiiiiiii'iiiMiifni.
liraleil
Juinary
sth.
Idf.
tuqVias
jmks
nr-mv.
HAZ
ELTON
LAND
DIITRIOT.
District
Sf
Coaat
Rang
5.
T.uF.
oTl.:
tim.
mir
iy
arter
l
dan
1.
T.
I
Hi'lllr,
In
I
cm
I
In
apiilv
In
tin
.wimirr
.ii
(.aim
i.ir
a
ui'niirft
tin.f
k.
t
for
mat
anil
Jflriilpiiin
iivi-i
'.n
arriit
nf
lam).
a
fiillnw:
oinciK'iirlnr
at
a
ikhI
f.lnls1
al
lhi
t
ulhwen
runiPl-
fit
Sfl'llim
17,
Tl.
I.
Hanri
an;l
utaikml
T.J.
II.
wiiiiip,
e
n
mm-
Ihi-iirc
imrlli
Sll
i
lnini.
ihenrt.
fail
Sn
rialn,
llniirr
miiiiIi
so
rhalim.
tlwnr.
ui-H
an
rhalns,
In
minl
nf
rum
m.-nii-inrnl
,
l.iM'alisI
Jannarv
llili,
ItfA.
TII'IMVS
iM
I
',)
HFATTV.
HA2
ELTON
LAND
DISTRICT.
Dlitrlct
of
Coait
Rant
B.
T.VKI-
MiTlfF
UiaTUly
iU.V"
Iflrr
nali
I.
T.
J
linlly
Inlcmls
In
aimlv
In
tin
Mlnlilr
nf
l.anil
fur
TTihik'S
In
pri.p-''i
for
rnal
anil
r.rt
roli-iim
"r
iiki
sith
nf
Intnl.
f..iii,v
.
isniiiPiirinif
at
a
IkiM
fiino"!
at
llii
iHififiwiM
riirni-r
nf
Mil
fianrn
mi
iiiaiKi-ii
tj.II.
nnrinwni
rvrw
llM-nr.
ii.nih
so
iliatns
Utw
nt
so
halni
llirnrr
imrlli
Sll
ruln.
tin-lira
well
Sll
rlialiiK
to
Milnl
of
riiiiiiiipni'pini.il,
Lorsiril
January
Mil.
lots
H10MA8
JAMES
BEATTY
Ttitviuy,
w
,
PRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Mineral
s
follow-:
Placer
flobl.
$77.n82,5:l;
Lode
a,
n
,s
I7:,i0;
Silver,
908,8a4,r7;
Lead,
?70,548,o7H;
Copiier,
I87,48U,:);k;
I.7Hu7;
.Misn'llaneons
Minerals,
spl.lbt.aw;
Coat
nii(i'i;oke.
9.mpj,88ii,(MK;
H,,
1,
lm
il-:..)-
I'moxiil
!
...
9
)-.
u
I
.
in
ik
11
1?
its
Minernl
Proiloelinn
1,.
n...
-
'.
HMIIM
.
Ill
11
IV,
.
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,
.
,
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-
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,f
i,ii
'
J
qj
10IM
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Miuiiik
Laws
of
this
Province
arc.
more
liberal
nnrl
he
fee
lower
Hunt
ti:i
n,
any
oilier
Province
in
Ihe
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Hut
Itrillsh
Kinpire
Mineral
location
are
granted
to
discoverer
for
nominal
ee.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
Ihe
security
of
wh.
h
l4
uuaruuleed
by
drown
llmiits.
l-'n
1
1
information
loellier
with
Alining
HeKit-l
ant
Map),
muy
bo
obtained
k
.st
k.
a.ldressiug
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
.
...
k?a
is
.it
it
i
k
a
la.
'..
a
.n.
rniciicaiiy
nu
nritisn
(.oiumiua
.vinierai
rropernr
umui
wiiu-ii
ir
,e
work
ha
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
Hie
Annual
llepnrtx
of
tin
of
Mines
Those
l
ousideriug
mining
investments
should
refer
lo
uei
repnr
are
available
wiHiont
charge
on
application
lo
the
Deportment
of
Mine.
Vi
Deport
of
the
Geological
Survry
of
t-iiuula.
pacifir
Diiiblitig,
Vnncouver
o-n
,
mended
as
valuable
source
of
information.
wd
and
daocin;
followed.
miKir'
fceuiu
furnished
by
W.
Vaut'liiin
levies
mid
Howard
While.
Tli'i
KDDIR
IbiMt
(he
el
sin,rt.
jr,,BPnm
include!
a
eoniic
anli.j
or
the
synillcot
mwMiH'r
r-juy
n.
,do
hy
Taffy
aenlly
wrote
ver-
soBMHitnit
irri,
h.I
ArlliiLr
.Inni.
and
a
T
:r
III
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Opartllng
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnoars,
Machinists,
BolUrmakars,
Blacksmiths,
Pstlirs
msksrs,
Founders,
Woodworksrs,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
in
equipped
lo
handle
at!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPE8,
TWINE8,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLINQ
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
8econd
Avenue
and
McBrlde
8t.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
a.,
fBINCf
NUPCRT
Vk
111
l.
rWNCI
RUHHT
I'
1
vcoui.
VICTORl,
StATTLC
ami
Inirnimliiti-
mint
rsrti
mioar
st
I
..
PRINCE
RUPfRT
fsr
TIWART
SiKl
UNYOX,
WCONIOf,
M1
..
rRiNCf
John
ronniibily
for
vancouvcr
ia
ouns
cmioii
ISLANDS.
PASICNOCR
TRAINS
LEAVK
PRINCE
RUPERT
EVERY
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
SWl
SATURDAY
SI
p.m.
lor
PRINCE
EDMONTON,
WlNNlPEO,
sll
mints
tatirrn
Canatli,
1
nil'
'
-
!
'
AQINOY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlcksl
Offlc,
lit
ThlH
n.
Prints
Rrt.
TJr
A
Nit
TO.
.SIGHT"
pla
GRANTS
Best
Procurable
(Till:
ORIGINAL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BeftM
aJ
mMj
ir
WMmm
Cl
a
m
LmhmJ
Cl,.li..li
4
BtlniM.UMUiml
D4Im,
(Ml
fmm-i
Glim
i.
ilniln
110
1
aSWssllSlSlss
t-SL
-
This
ndvcrlinenient
is
not
pul)lllied
or
displayed
by
Liquor
(Jonlrol
Hoard
or
by
the
novcriiment
of
Urltlsh
Columbia
the