Inn
ilnv
June
7,
jos(v.
TOT
DAILY
JTBWS
I.
-:
PAQ1T
FIVE
ir
iiieen
iiizabeth
ne
There
was-
no
finer
(rjfl
Wlicn
Mif
Karl
nf
Leicester
Slltlg.lt
a
Ktft
for
Jlieet1
IliJiinetli.
In
I
he
Jmiin
of
winning
her
favor,
lift
r.i'niM
sele.l
nothing
Tiner
-
blian
a
watch.
In
those
,
days
watches
worn
the
orna-?
mi-fits
of
princes.
Today,
waii-hiv,
far
more
n
ecu
rale
ami
far
surpassing
in
workmanship
and
aleslgn
can
he
had,
at
modi-rale
price.
And
even
now.fliere.
is
no
finer
gift.
','
'
See
some
of
our
belter
watches
from
ftsn.no
to
$75.00.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Opticians
and
JewelUrs
IULKLEY
VALLEY
BEEF
lambunger.
2
lbs
for
.
.
25
Ion
mg
Heer,
per
lb.
.
.
10o
IhoH
llihs,
per
lb
.
.
12Vo
rime
Itlbs
of
Ileef,
per
lb
25o
leal
Stew,
per
lb.
..
120
Iraf
Shoniilcr
ltoas.
per
lb.
25c
pal
S(rak.
per
IIk
.
.
,.
35o
fef
DiippiiiK.
per
lb.
12e
lUds
per
sack
....
$3.00
aly
8
Doodson
Sixth
B'rcct
455.
We
Deliver.
Crystal
firelighters
(48
Fires
for
$1.00
b
more
chopping
of
klnd-
,
safe,
simple
and
ceon-ilcal.
Manufactured
by
ydeTraiisf
er
13t
Second
Avenue
one
680
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES,
ur
L,oats
sc
Jacquettes
in
Kxqulslte
Stock
of
rur
Irlmmings
at
low
prices
C.
FUR
Go.
ixt
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
UGBOATS
iy
Phones
-
423,
,539,
Green
233,
Black
735.
Rant.
Phone
687,.
639,
Green
23S,
Black.
735.
UPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
IO.
Q.
BUSH
BY,
Man.
Dir.
Ir.A'exander
Smith
Block
Phone
S75
DENTIST
Keenleyside
Addresses
Women's
Canadian
Club
on
Problems
Which
Beset
This
Country
and
Others
then
are
two
kiwis
of
problems
facing
Canada:
lhoc
Hints
we
have
lit
(-01111111111
vill
other
nations
ami
ioe
that
are
peculiar,
to
ourselves,"
snle
Up.
llugli
U.
IvVeiileysiile
of
Vancouver,
in
an
address
l.ofore
the
Women'
Canadian
Clnh
on
.Saturday
afternoon
on
"Koine
Canadian
IVnUi-nw
to
u
Huperl
clby.'cyry.'sign
pointed
toward
a
ryreai
advance
in
llio
near
fllllll'lA
All
nvi.r
f'-iii-iil-i
Hi
j
Pacific
Coast
porln
of
Canada
uuid
wlluVa
hlnterlahd
teeming
wiMi
natural
resources
and
with
siiMile
beaullws
of
unparalleled
nature;
was
certain
to
share
largely.
prrvalenl
during
the
years
of
posl
war
depression
iwas
even
more
siupfd.
"In
the
first
class
are
the
three,
(great
problem
of
the
mod-!
a(e
alti
RUrk
rrtcl,
ailjiiiiiiiij
i
lie
Oarrv
iiwen
Vlniral
Claim
oil
aiMiowriy
IOr.
TSItK
VITIOK
thai
I,
ITUf
Oabrlo,
:fr
Muirr's
r.prliriraic
o.
7S50,
in-.
Iriiil,
sixty
tluia
msn
I
tic
iUU
lirn-ur,
tn
apply
to.
Ih
Mhilnar
llrnmlrr
rur
Crrlihrali"
r
Inipn.H'iiiiMiu,
rur
tho
nir
mhm
nf
nbUlninf
.rtiwn
otant
ut
the
.abtiv
rlniin.
;
AiH
.
rurtlwr
uk
'noll
ibil
ctuiti,
'
umlrr
aprlhin
S7,
mint
m
riMiaiiiinrrii
birurr
ihf
lu
r
mrll
Crrlirirate
or
Iiiiiirnvdiii'nur
iutcil
tin
IM
day
nf
June,
A.M.
to.
It
MaS.
HIASkll.
AlP'llt.
!
MINKRAL
ACT.
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVCMCNTS
Ul
Canynii
Mineral
Claiin,
allualt
In
Ihe
Altln
Mlnlnir
lnvuimi
or
Cannlar
Ols-iricu
Whi-ra
lorateit:
Svir
Crater
Crwk
ami
atljujuln
ami
mirtheaat
ur
tlio
lllar
Canyun
Kt'(isiti
Miperal
Claim
(Tot
UT.VkK
MITICE
that
t.
John
Molloy.
Kree
Mliur
Ortirirate
Jin.
70T3S,
In-trlid.
lty
ils.va
rrtun-
Ilia
itlta
liervnr,
In
apply
lo
the
Mlnlnr
llemrder
0r
a
:rrtrti'ate
of
laiproveuirnti,
tur
Urn
pur-imeyi
(,r
iiliHlnliiK
a
Cruwn
(Irani
or
lUe
aliiive
.
rlalni.
.
Aiwl
runner
liko
wMta
that
arti.ji.
iimter
kerllon
ST.
mut
tie
runinicnreil
l.erofe
the
tsoiut
ot
nnch
Crrttricato
or
linprovrinrnti.
.
.
.
....
,
JaleU
till
tt
iliy
nr
June,
A
D.
10.
1
r
If.
.Mr.N.
NlASKIt,
Aa-ent.
MINERAL
ACT.
CERTIFICATI
OF
ISIFR0Eli1iriT8
ni
CanVnn
No
f
Mineral
Claim.
itu-
in
ihe'
Atlla
Mlnlnir
Division
or
Cas-
oArlrt
Where
liwated:
On
Vol-
eiinlr
Oreuk
(Vulran
Creek
i,
adjolnliif
ami
aonihwtM
or
hit
.anycm
o.
t.t-letnlnn
Mineral
Claim
(Lot
IJJU).
I
TUK
.NOTICE
Slant
I.
Ellen
Molloy.
rree
Miner!
C.frtiriraW
No.
70T38.
hi-IriHl.
altIV
1.V
fr"m
lh"
(,al
'"''','0f'
to
anplv
tn
the
Mlnlnt
Heeonter
ror
a
Certirinilp
or
improvement..
Hir
Ihe.P"'-ismw
or
oDialiilns
a
crown
Orant
or
the
ih'"nirn'rl'her
talo
nottre
lint
anion,
under
aerllon
S7.
mint
be
ronmienred
licrnr
the
laue
t
url
Ortirteatar
or
.iBiprovenients.
.
.
.
.
.
,
nmi.it
this
ill
aay
or
junr,
js.ip.
.
iu.
II.
MC.N.
ntASKM.
Aftnt.
race
made
more
pro-
llul
l
he
strugale
is
far
from
ended;
disease
is
still
one
of
the
most
potent
causes
of
misery
and
crime.'
Canada
is
thc
M
..laying
a
real
part'
in
.-T'fT.'VmW
(ardty
tut
fled
he
original
en-',jfr,
alUtUl
.t0n
the
scien-
lliiisinnm.nr
the
founders
of
thej
thronal.
ihe
,L-
,
f
,
111-
Osier,
llanting.
Mest,
and
While.
Greatest
Problem
were
evl.hs,,,.,.
r
...i..
1
"-'"verty
is
Ihe
greatest
of
all
peVtnd.
nverag".
"'
n,n-1
ot,
Ihi,
ron-iLT7,"Ia",t
VP"
in
l,,B
'l''t
dil.ons
were
much
better
In
the!
"I"1'
.
loiiiinl(iii
IMin
I
hey
were
In
the
I
nited
Mates,
In
the
.general!
pro-perly
of
Canada,'
Prince
Ilu-pert'as
one'
of
the
two
main
i
iiMiinin-n
a
it
ceiu
oi
me
than
2,ono.
a
year;
35
per
cent
are
under
the
poverty
line,
and
.10
per
rent
are
suffering
from
chronic
undernourishment.
The
results
are
spiritual
and
social
depravity,
the
hindrance
of
education,
disease,
crime
and
war.
This
is
a
problem
that
no
one
IIMililllrv
run
unit
a
m,l
nn.i(
SUpId
Pessimism
!
scientists
throughout
the
world
It
was
an
added
pleasure,
the'
are
still
lost
in
its
difficulties,
speaker
said
lo
meet
group
who
"II.
0.
Wells
has
said,
in
rela-were
interested
in
the
common
lion
lo
war,
that
modem
civill-
proniem
ot
(inada.
it
was-
the
ration
is
runnlnir
a
race
between
uileiitiiui
in
his
address
to
point
mil
I
hat
while
there
was
no
)u-lilicatiun
fur
the
fueile
oplmism
lhat
easily
beset
oiim
fVopIe,
the
pe$imtsnv
which
had
been
iMlucation
and
catastrophe.
So
far,
it
may
he
added
that
education
is
well
behind
in
the
race.
It
is
quite
within
the
realm
of
oiiossjblllties
that
another
war
will
end
our
western
civilization.
Another
world
struggle
will
be
a
far.
ahead
of
Ihe
late
world
war
in
applied
frtghtfulness
as
the
late
war
was
ahead
of
oolite
dis-
ern
wnrM
disease,
poverty,
and
pule
of
the
middle
ages.
Forward
C0!itinuti
,P
speaker.)
Innately
through
Ihe
League
of
"Against
disease,
clvillzajlon
haslXatlons
and
oilier
agencies,
at-carrieil
on
a
constant
M
niggle
I
tempts
are
being
made
to
obvi-froni
lh
i1ay
wBea
a
.split
and
nte
the
likelihood
or
another
war.
pry
dead
cat
wasianolleil
ns
inCAnnil.i
is
ntui-lnrr
tm
ni
poiilllcj
jn
ca4esrjif
nppendicl-
In
fbis
work."
ns
to
Wir
jlay.
or
the
.'.-ray,1
"Canada
is
,
Med
by
race,
re.
elei
lni-tbfrapy.
immunization,
liglou
and
eimphy.
and
the
the
eriii
theory,
and
applied
greatest
of
these
is
geography."
ili.-tellcs.
As
n
result
the
human
I
sai.l
Ir.
Keenleyside
in
disciu-tife
lias
been
lengthened
more
slug
the
problem
of
unllv
ami
cnm
national
RAiLWAvt.
"",
closely
allied
question
of
m,....
(Canada's
position
In
the
Kmplre
i:u.Ei
TiMnu
m
b
r,i.Fi
tiJnd
a
an
independent
nation
ll
'rri-
o
m
ll
Chlrf
wimil
InfliK-rr,
H-
rer..rrnl
l
II,,
Ie
cei
erred
to
l
lie
fi.
Uiwuu.
uniu
iwrit
u'rkk
wm,
t.Kwrtn.
ii-
mn
.i
,,r
Jmw.
iw.
f..r
Itrilish
wars;
Mr.
Mr
problem
of
elghen's
pro-
il
isioo-briiun
.r
r1niwu,.n!l,,al.
present
tendencies
in
.
wi.r
iuiik.-
itrmrrii
t...
Hit-
an.1
r
.
.
.
(he
lit)
nr
js.isim,ii.
iib.ru
'
i
,nl"re,
an"
ananas
part
In
iinii.
IuhuiuikVii
uf
runrrit
ivrru
uk
Brllurl
nliynbla.
IHrnls
.lu'ii
not
rri
ua-
nilt1wr
lilvotun
la
rum.
Iflrltli.n
ami
rarni
nf
ran
r-i
Htsv
b
nl
rurtn
.r
trnlr
oimiiim'u
ii
iw
r.riu'i'
nr
f;inrf
inriiMsj-r,
Winnirn-r;
OOtrli-t
Kniliwr
tl
Vturuu
fr,
lllru.
KitiiHiniiMi
Hid
Sifkalumi;
iMsitinn
Mirnufru
ii
rrmrr
iiuix-rt.
Cal
f).
HffHia
and
Prlm-f
Allierl;
;..V
Illy.
AKl'lll
tl
.Mumi
Tt-nlT
will
nni
bf
riMiWiri
it
unl'
niaoe
am
iw
rnrm
upiimi
bv
lite
Hall-sa
i:,4aitsn.r.
ar
irnMiitisiilnl
b
an
e.
Tplal
rlrrv.uai
nil
a
rlurK'raxI
link
rsiual
Ki
rivi'
mt
ra-ni
of
Uw
vatiif
ut
tlw
wurk
txyaMK
V)
llif
a.nlr
or
Ilia
Trvssuirr,
.uaiiifli,
.faiiuiiai
naiiwajs.
Tim
lui
or
any
imlrr
nut
ijt-isirily
art-rpdsl.
W.
A.
MNBSI-Am
UriMral
.Mimrrr.
WlnrHr,
MnM
Inn.-
i.
i.
i3
MINCRSL
ACT.
ctRTiricATt
"or
Improvcmcnt
"1
Sin
I
111
Mlnrril
i'Jaim
Jtiiai
In
Allm
MhOiit
Hit
I.
urn
ur
Otwiar
Ills-WIXTil
foralril:
on
Crater
Cns-k,
Oil)
'tllMUry
it
I'wutllt
t
Inly
Ci-ra-k,
asserting
the
rights
of
Ihe
overseas
dominions.
He
stressed
ah'sirahilily
of
maintaining
th-i
ilritisli
conncclion,
but
under
terms
of
perfeel
ettality.
Social
and
intellectual
independence
was
necessary
so
dial
Canada
might
work
out
her
own
d"es-tlny
Ihe
only
way
In
which
Hiiy
nation
ever
became
great.
Imitation,
even
of
as
good
a
model
as
fireal
Hrilain,
would
slultifv
Canadian
progress.
American
Bogey
Speaking
of
the
problem
,I
American
influence,
tlio
'bogey
of,
annexation
and
Ihe
repulco
Americanizatlpn
of
Canada,
Pi
Kepuleyslde
declared
Uta
4stal(i.;
tics
showeil
there
were
fewer
Canadians
in
United
Stales
to
day,
both
relatively
and
positive
ly,
than
(here
were
in
1900.
The
present
trend,
he
said,
was
from
Uniled
Slales
to
Canada
and
lhera
never
was
a
lime
in
Canadian
history
when
there
was'
loss
discussion
of
annexation
than
at
present.
Kvcn
Americans
themselves,
were
iK'iiinniiiv
10
recognize
that
Cana'dr
had
her
own
destiny
lo
work
ont,
and
that
she
would
do
il
as
an
in
dependent
stale,
united,
on
equal
terms
with
Ureal
llrilaln.
An
nexation
was
never
so
far
awav
Nevertheless
there
was
a
real
.
WATER
NOTICE.
D1ralon
and
Ua.
TAWE
SOTICE
llMl
Hnti.sU
Columbia
I
lulling
&
I'acklna;
Co.
Ltd..
whose
ad-
H
Vamouver,
U.C.,
will
apply
ror
a
Urenre
to
lake
and
nan
3
ruble
tiwt
ier
second
or
water
nut
or
an
unnamed
stream
whleli
riowa
norlliwestvrly
ami
drain
into
Smith
llav.
swiiiiu-.iu
iii..i
aboul
femr
lisle
niirthe.wurlv
rnun
lai.uih
or
Oeena
Itlver.
Tlis
water
will
lie
diverted
rrom
the
atreaiii
at
a
point
about
Sil
i-haiin
aoulhea!
or
northwest
tor-urr
or
Uit
7,
Moresby
Wand,
and
Vlll
lie
used
for
dumeeilo
and
cannery
pur-Kies
iirsin
the
lands
Matt-it
a
lease
and
lNiur
the
roreshore
In
rrnnt
i.f
im
lu
(Juecn
Chuj'hUle
IMuiul-i.
ThU
nut
Ice
wa
IHiaied
on
the
remind
on
the
3i)ih
day
or
April.
tn.
A
ewpy
or
thi
notla'
anil
an
appMVatlnn
piiriianl
ttiereto
and
lu
the
Water
Act"
will
be
riled
In
the
ofrire
or'
tin
Water
Uerorder
at
Prlnrtv
lliiiiert,
li.C.
.Objecllom
lo
the
application
may
lie
Tiled
wivti
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
i:oinptrolli'r
ot
-Water
Ulrht,
Parliament
liulldinirs,
Victoria.
B.C..
within
tllirtV
llava
after
the
rimr
iniiearane
or
this
mil
Ice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
naw
or
the
nr
publication
o(
t
Ii
Ira-
notlca
Is
.June
s,
ten.
liRrrtsn
rnniMnM
KisitrMrr
ft
I'ACKI.NO
CO.
J.TD..
Applicant.
By
H.
Sharwooa,
Ateut.
problem
of
American
Infltienve.
Whether
rteht
or
wrong
Cana-
uians
reu
utai
American
maga
zines,
movies
social
tiressure.
anil
economic
power
lu
Canada
were
not
making
for
tlie
welfare
of
the
Dominion.
'Kinally.-Oanaafa
must
riot
.V
satisfied
with
economic
pro-
gress,"
said
Dr.
Kcenlieyside,
Material
civilization
Is
onfy
worth-while
when
lined
as
n
haU
for
spiritual
and
intellect
-
side'
discourse
proved
moot
interesting
in
that,
besides
niiint-!
itevehipno-nt
PONT
fall
dimple?
The
if
you
do.
.
li
the
pas'
nig
ont
some
of
IIih
problems
that
were
faring
the
Dominion,
Canadian
have
been
loo
foxy
he
Milmiillcil
ome
coiiHtnielive
ideas
as
to
how
they
"might
he
selling
ctirtjer
lot
and
en
gutted
met.
a,!rs.
K.
I.
MeMorilie,
president
of
(he
elut,
presided
over
"'
ni""
manly
occupation
the
meeting
which
was
largely
,
allcmled.
'of
the
farmer,
fisherman,.
miwr
hi
t'p'
iunK
his
aiiiressA
irjt:
.
.
...
...
uTnT'''1
I''H"'
yea.safc
has
been
"uiii-ui
in,,.
v
it
.
,nian
i-uiiaiwiiii
lain)
ami
eniinisianu-iiidp
riiny
I'liiiurxi'ii
mn
recent
remark
of
Archdpacon
Ilix
in
regard
to
the
beauties
of
I'rinre
and
logger
lo
iloie
much
of
their
ener?W'
to
cultural
development.
Io
recent
years,
however,
wi
have
sih-h
the
beginnings
of
an
intellectual
renaissance.
Carmeni
llemon,
Os-tenso,
and
others
in
literature.
Tom
Thompson,
A.
Y.
Jackson
and
the
Canadian
school
in
painting,
.MeOill
and
Ilritisli
Columbia
schools
of
science
have
all
contributed
to
this
high
er
development.
The
Canadian
Korum,
the
Internaiional
Forum1
and
other
magazines
have
beea
established
to
provide
centres
for
the
exchange
of
opinions
and
wage
earners
are
getting
less
the
expression
of
the
artistic
impulses.
Interested
Public
"In
this
movement
all
ihos.j
who
hope
lo
see
Canada
take
her
riightful
place
in
the
forefront
in
spiritual
and
artistic
matters
as
she
already
promises
to
do
in
economic
ami
political,
should
ilo
all
in
Iheir
power
lo
provide
an
interested
public
for
the
appreciation
of
all
high
effort.
In
no
other
way
can
Canada
achieve
her
highest
destiny."
A
hearty
vole
of
thanks
was
accorded
Ir.
Keenleyside
for
hi
address
on
motion
of
Mrs.
O.
A.
Woodland
and
Mrs.
J.
O.
Stem.
Tea
was
served
with
Mrs.
J.
G;
McLennan
and
Mrs.
I),
fl.
Stewart
pouring
and
members
of
the
executive
serving.
The
nieetfnn
opened
with
the
singing
of
"(
Canada"
and
closed
with
tho
National
Anthem,
Mrs.
Donald
Koss
accompanying.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
"MOON
ayx
THC
friends
I
hate
most
art
the
ones
who
tell
you
confid
cnlially
what
wicked
things
oilier
folks
are
saying
abput
you.
1
I'lIK
trouble
with',
gossip
is
ithal
it
is
harder
.to.
start
than
slop.
-j.
in
love
girl
will
with
a
gel
you
A
XOTICK
lo
whom
it
may.
concern
signed
by
Clarke's
Sho
More
appears
In
he
I'enticlou
Herald
which
says:
"A
large
number
of
our
customers
find
ing
us
"easy"
have
run
up
a
charge,
account
until
ft
reachec
such
proportions
that
they
have
quietly
transferred
Iheir
riistdn
elsewhere,
whero
presumabl;
they
must
nay
cash.
It
will
re
lieve
Iheir
minds
when
we
tell
them
lhat
wo
have
written,
APrrwa
limit
Iji
lirms
nnnounr
cryptic.
letters
Ji.IUt:'"
they
may
uowr
Ji(Cs
j
Wir-
shiilp
'
Avitliout
avert
iti
Ihejc?
ttotgdy
features
for
We
!Ar.v
S.Aiare
-vs
WKKPS
they
can't
are
kill
hard
me.
lo
kill
and
IT
is
noticed
lhat
what
is
a
weed
In
some
places
Is
a
hand
some
flower
in
others.
No,
girls,
I'm
not
handsome.
lMli.NCE
UUPF.ItT
must
be
ex
cused
.siTmetimes
hecauso
howl.
Ing
Is
an
infant
industry.
TOO
niauy
cooks
arc"
good
for
Ihe
reducing
specialists;
HUM.
optimism
is
believintr
tomorrow
will
be
fine
when
a
southeaster
i.v
blowing,
PASSIXrt
the
buck
is
whn!
sivnte
of
our
local
ninvrods
do
in
Ihe
fall
when
they
aro
out
after
deer;
TIIK
national
game"
of
poker
does
not
seem
to
flourish.
A
lot
of
people
do
not
havo
money
enough
lo
be
paln'olio.
MKN
are
not
as
gooif
as
they
look
and
not
many
of
them
loois
any
good.
,v
WHAT
I
don't
like
about
forks
is
the
way
they
leak.
;
It
really
Is
not
such
a
bad
old
world
after
all,
Cherries
are
in
I
"
'
I
The
Well-Managed
Home
HTHE
manager
of
a
Household
is
the
purchas-v
.ing
agent
for
a
large
proportion
of
the
family
needs.
In
order
to
do
a
good
job
she
must
know
what,
when
and
where
to
buy.
She
must
study
goods
and
the
concerns
which
make
goods
and
have
them
to
sell.
She
must
put
her
home
on
a
business
basis
and
run
it
on
business
principles
in
order
,
to
make
the
most
of
the
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchasing:
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
greatest
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
the
advertisements.
Advertisements,
tell
you
what
is
new
andgdod
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
inventions
to
maJe
your
home
life
easier,
more
comfortable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
in-;
jormalion
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
useful
and
interesting.
Every
manager
of
a
householdevery
member
of
the
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
for
the
family's
welfareshould
mae
a
habit
oj
reading
the
ads.
Read
the
advertisem
Mts
in
order
to
buy
wisely
comes
to
nutting
It
.
over.
In
spile
of
what
soma'
of
pur'AnSer-ican
cousins
say.
It
was
he
thai
won
the.
war.
I
hope
po
soldier,
who
really
dial
some
tightitiig
in
the
front
rank,
wilt
como
up.
hr.
and
read
me
a
eclre,
on
winnimr
the
war.
Of
eoursa
he
won
.U
war
too.
and
plenty
of
fresh
strawberries
,
hmwam-e
waters
protection
act,
and
cream.
Not
only
will
the
wheat
benefit
from
recent
rains
in
the
interior.
The
mosquito
crop
promises
to
bo
large.
(lirls
with
double
chins
or
large
noses
should
buy
double-sized
compacts.
Prince
Rupert
gardens
will
produco.
anytliinig,
even
that
tired
feeling.
':
Football
is
sometimes
n
game
of,
skill.-so
it
Is.
alleged.
In
order
to
have
pure
English
spoken
it
is
first
necessary
to
search
for
a
pure
Knefishman
or
Canadian
or
American.
I
Anybody
easily
-discouraged
has
no
business
running
a
news-
paper,
tho
boss
says.
.
The
end
of
this
year
wjll
find
us
getting
so
much
nearer
to
Calloway
Rapids.
Next
.year
we.
shall
alri've
out
and
see
the
water
nulling
through,
there
a'
tlie
halt
tide.
So
wo
get
what,
we
want
litlle
by
little.,
I
have
serious
lnlehtons'
6t
going
on
strike
and
Inert
sending
lo
Russia
for
some
money.
It
seems
"lo
be-
a
rich
country
considering,
bow
the
people
pact
with
Iheir
cash.
1
...
Utile
I.loyd
(teorge
is
bend
t
anil
shoulders
above
any
bf
!,llc?
rest
of
tha
llrilishets
wlen
It
R.S.C
CHAPTER
115
Unlou
Oil
Company
or
Canada,
Limited,
hereby
irtve
notice
iliai
It
has
under
msc-liun
I
air
I
be
nakt
Art
deposited
wlub
the
Minister
or
Public
Works
at
Ottawa
and
in
the
orrire
ur
the
District
Rffisinr
ol
the
Laud
Iteaistry
District
or
Prince
Itunert
in-
th
Province
er
British
Columbia,
a
description
or
the
Me
and
plans,
or
a
pile
and
limber
wharr
proposed
w
be
biult
In.
the
harbor
er
prince
Hupert
in
ine
,saiu
province,
on
water
lot
tour.
Block
.'Hl-t
the
a)d
whirr
comprlslnir
a
LANB
ACT.
Noilea
of
IntanUon
to
Applp
to
Laaaa
Land
hi
prince-
Hupet
1-aml
Rrtrdlnir
OH
trlrt
or
Coast
Dance
J,
and
situate
03
South
narhnel
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Alrred
Swanson,
of
Prince
nupert.
occupation
Mariner,
In.
tends
to-
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
rollow-lnr
described
lands:
.
Commenclnr
at
a
post
planted
at
the
north
end
or
South
narhael
Island;
thence
around
the
Island
at
hljh
water
marlt.
ami
epntatflinr
to
acres,
more
er
less,
i
Al.FS.Ffs
SWANSON,
v
.
.
t
'
Applicant.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
ot
Intantlon
te
Apply
to
Laaasj'Land
hi
rrltve
Bupert
Land
neeordinie
nia-trlct
of
Coast
Banre
S,
and
situate
on
.North
Barbae!
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Alfred
Swanson,.
of
Prlncts,
Bupert.
eecupallon
Mariner.
Intends
to
apply
for
hae-
of
the-
follow.
ln
described
land:
Commenclnr
at
a
post
planteit
at
the
south
end
tr
.North
Barhael
island;
thence
around
the
Island1
at
hlirh
water
mark,
and
containing-
SO
acres,
more
nr
less.
ALFBEft
SWANSaapt.
D.Ud
April
.7.
t.i.
kWttWt
WATER
.NOTICE.
Dltaralon
and
Uaa.
TAkE
MIT1CE
lhaT
notiert
Geortrt
J.limu.n.
whose
address
Is
Interne.
Cannery,
win
apply
ror
a
licence
to
take
anal
use
a
portion
or
water
a-Mt
or
Creek:
west
or
wlaiarr
at
CMin
Hat.
name
uu
knaiwn.
which
nw
routhea!
and
drain
-a
into
Trout
Bay
about
too
reel
south
alonir
the
beach
rrutn
the
southeast
Comer
lj.t
V'
kltasoo
l.ll.
The
water
will
be
di
verted
rrom
tlie
stream
ai
a
point
about
nmr
ieei
iroill
lis
llhlliwi.
Natlct
or
LAND
ACT.
Intention
to
Apply
Foraahor
.ma
u.ii
u
narrow-
appniarh
varyln
In
width
rrom
used
ror
aluiitetle
purfwse
upon
the
rail-!!!
lLk.
tu
,,nl,
"tendlnj
northerly
rrom
j
nery
tlesrribeal
a
Lot
"A,"
kiusoo
l.ll.
the
hlrhsvater
mark
a
distance
or
ap-
!
Thl
notice
was
(Miated
oil
the
gfound
asi
proxlioaaely
J00
whence
ii
widens
M
an
Hie
I
Ilk
da.
ar
May.
Iia.
A
raipy
or
L
section
SO"
x
-6W
In
area.
Ihe
nlxty
reel
this
notla-e
and
an
application
purettaut
tneaurenn-ol
belnir
approximately
panal-:
thereto
aaaal
to
the
"Water
Art"
will
baj
lei
to
the
shore,
line.
jrihst
In
Ihe
orria-e
or
the
Water
Iterorder
And
take,
notice
that
after-the
explra-'at
Prince
Huiert.
nbleetiuiis
to
the
in.
i
nn
ol
tine
month
leom
the
date
ot
the
i
pllraiion
may
be
tiled
wllb
the
said
Waier
nrt
publication
or
this
notice
the
Colon
hecairaler
or
with
the
Ouauptrsilitr
or
mi
Osnotany
r
CanaiJa.
IJmltett.,
will.
Water
llta-hts.
Parliament
liliitdmirs,
Vic
under-
section
7
or
the
said
Act
apply
to
loria.
B.u
within
thirty
alaya
arier
the
l
ie
Mini
ster
of
public
-Worm
at
hi
or-
nrl
ap(iearanr
air
this
o..Uin-
In
a
lural
near
tat
the
city
or
Ottawa,
ror
ap.
newpar.
The
date
or
the
rirsi
publl-
im
sun
Mir
inn
ane
sata
pun.
:
caiaam
in
anis
nuiire
June
4.
!.
atMl
Tor
leave
to
construct
the
said
wharr
fi'ruacia
ao
ane
same.
.K.n"ifJ
Vfhver.
British
Columbia,
this,
tsih
day
or
May.
im.
B.
1.
ESMrin.
nistrlat
Sali-i
Manager.
NOTICE
TO
CREOtTORS
In
the
Matter
or
the
'
Attmlnlstrailon
Art
and
In
the
Matter
or
the
Estatat
ot
Julius
John-
win,
Isea-easeat.
TAkK
.NOTICE
that
I.
the
underslmiea!,
was
appointed
administrator
air
the
estate
or
Julius
Johnson,
under
and
by
Jirlue
or
an
Order
or
His
Honor
Judge
ounr.
dated
the
18th
day
or
May.
ISif.;
any
iierson
navinr
anv
claims
arainst
ntlllKHT
UKOHC.E
JOHNSTON.
Applicant.
MftnVw..,?IS!2,,
S&Ja
.
therly
SK??,
ami
easterly
rsr..J
'.r
tlsy
rrom
tbar
date
hereor.
and
all
rer-st.n
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
make
payment
forthwith.
PATKp
thl
ind
day
or
June.
tJJS.
.NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
to
Laaaat
In
(Jueen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
ne-ctirajinir
District
or
Prince
llupert.
ami
situated
1(4
miles
west
r
Altitord
Bay,
Skideitate
Inlet,
ami
rn.ntlng
on
Lot
114,
aiueen
Clurlntte
District.
'
TAkE
MtTICE
thai
ihe
B.C.
Fishing-
i
Paa-klng
Company.
I.td
aif
Vancouver.
B.C
akcrtipatitm
Salmon
Canners.
Intends
lo
apply
ror
a
Icasa?
or
tho.
rcllowtng
described
Foreshore:
t.nniiiienciii
at
a
post
planted
at
the
following-
ihe
line
of
high
water
mark,
it
chains,
more
or
less.
-.
,iic
iiunnssrst
corner
or
Lot
It;
Uieore
west
5
chaans)
thence
southerly
ami
westerly,
rollowlng
a
line
parallel
to
U10
line
or
bigh
water
mark,
34
chains,
more
or
less;
thenre
east
S'
rha'ins
to
p.ilnt
of
commencement,
and
containing
12
acres.
iiMire
or
less.
BlilTtSH
C:0LI;MR1A
FISII1N0
AND
PAi:kN0
C'fHI'A.NY
LTD.
.
.
p"
Sherwootl,
Agent.
.
Oatert
aoih
April,
tin.
.
OOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Nolle
of
Application
for
Br
Llctnce.
.NOTICE
IS
ItEniBY
C.IVE.N
that
on
the
8th,
day
or
June
next
the,
undersigned
llkteiuls
to
aoolv
lis
th
1
1,1,
iu,
r-,iipu.i
oard
tor
a
lire'iH-e
In
resi.ea.-l
of
ore-
mlses
sonata
on
Main
Street,
Matsett,
ki.C.,
and
upon
the
lands
described
at
Lot
J.
"lock
n.
May
ia.
Prince
Rutiert
Land
Registration
District
In
the
Pro
vince
or
British
Columbia,
ror
the
sale
or
Jeer
by
the
glass
or
by
ftae
open
bottlit
foe
consumption
on
the
premises.
Dated
at
prince
Bupert,
B.C.
this
gill
day
or
May.
ms.
0,
B.
DA
VIES,
applicant
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
PARLOR
LICENSE
Thirty
day
rrom
dale
hereor.
we
Intend
making;
application-
to
the
Provincial
Government
ror
the
Installation
and
airier-a
I
Km
or
a
Beer
Parlor
lo
be
located
tn
jtie
Ocean
Falls
lintel,
at
Ocean,
Falls.
I..J
May
,TV,V,LLS-
U5""-