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DAILY
EDITIO
Thursday,
Jflly
29.
1926.
(
Boost,
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
and'you'll.
get
the
knocks
back.
Election
Prophets
Are
Warming
Up.
Election
prophets
tire
vnr.mjiiff'up
again,-
and
we"
soon
.shall
be
deluged
with
the
.hsual
fantastic
claims
of
sweeping
victories
for
both
sides,
says
tin?
VicturHi
Times.
-Already
the
Board
of
Strategy
which
operates
the
Conservative
propaganda
factory
in
Ottawa
has
started
to
inform
listhal
virtually
every
province
in
Canada
will
give
Mr.
Meighen
an
overwhelming
majority.
On
the
other
hand
Mayor
Alederie
'Martin
of
Montreal
a
few
days
ago
'told
readers
of
The
Times
that
the
Liberals
would
emerge
from
Ihe-
campaign
in
triumph.
He
insisted
that
the
Conservatives
would
not
win
more
than
une
eat
iii
Quebec,
where
they
iloy
have
four
out
of
05.
Whatever
may
be
thought
of
these
prediction,
there
is
one
vhoe
viewK
can
not
be
lightly
pnsed
over.
This
is
The
Montreal
Star,
Lord
Albolstan's
newspaper,
the
most
powerful
Conservative
journal
in
Canada
Early
last
May
The
Star
derlared
that
under
Mr.
Meighen's
leadership
the
Conservatives
could
not
possibly
be
returned
to
power,
and
he
urged
that
leader
to
give
way.
to
one
who
could
win.
This
Is
what
Lord
Athiilstan
said
in
His
.newspaper,
The
Montreal
Star:
.
u,Th'e
Conservatives
are
at
high-water
mark
in
Ontario
today.
They
cutinol
posibly
hopvjlo
do
much
better
in
the
Maritime
provinces
where
there
are!
only
six
Liberals.
The
Progressive-Dunning
union
on
the
prairie,
will
leave
them
worse
off
west
of
Lake
Superior.
Yet
in
the
present
House
they
are
seven
short
of
a
majority.
i
They
must
break
into
Quebec
tir
break
to
pieces
on
the
Tocks
of
defeat:
'"'
Must
we
endure
another.
Conservative
defeat
and
five
more
years
of
tariff
uncertainty
to
convince
Mn
Meighen
and
his
loyal
friends'that
lie
stands
in
the
way
of
success?
If
so,
the
result
jnay
be
disastrous
to
the
1oniiiiioii.
What
will
five
years
of
Dunning
not
do?
Not
Much
Change
is
Expected.
The
Matittoba
Free
Press,
edited
by
Dr.
John
W.
Dafoe,
in
an
article
scouting
the
claims'
politicians
of
both
sides,
does
.what
it
calls
the
"hard-boiled
lint
see
a
Conservative
victory
as
a
possibility,
but
thinks
tile
'situation
will
be
very
much
like
that
which
has
existed
since
j'asi
election,
but
with
the
Liberals
composing
the
largest
group;
Wedoubt
if
any
e.perieni;ed;olcrvcr
in
the
country
without
a
political
hxe
to
grind
is
ready
to
predict
a
victory
for
Mr.
Meigheii,-
largely
for
the
reasons
-net
forth
by
Lord
Atholstau
last
May.-
Nothing
has
happened
nitre
then
to
alter
the
basis
of
the
Atholstau
opinion.
'The"
fact
that
the
Conservatives
are
trying
to
make
capital
out
of
the-o'uslimis
disclosures,
the
investigation
of;
which
has
been
copfjofed
'to
Quebec
ports,
is
keenly
resented
in
that
province,
the'
electors
of
which
know
that
smuggling
has
been
just
as
rampanUfur
many
years
in
every
other
province'
and
regard
the
tactics
or
Mh,
Meighen
as
an
attempt
tit
discredit
their
province
iii'lhlvtes
of
Canada.
On
the
cousli-tutiotial
'Msue
they
are
strongly
(with
the
Liberals,
as
they
might
be
expected
to
be.
How
Provinces
"v"
Will
LinelUp.
V
..
111
Ontario,
ns
The
MoiitreallnrpoinM
put,
the
Conserve-.Ike
haw.
118
out
of
82,
aiidUhey,
can
not
jfxpect
lo
win
more.
J1f
fact
fliey-.are
bound
lo
lose
ir
few
through
the
fusion
of
Lib
erals
ami
I'rogresives,
In
the
ajurtlime
provinces,
usually
Lib-qruL.
the.
Consenative)!
now
have
out
of
20,
aNo
a
record,
and
they
cau
not
gain
anything
Itherci.
,
.
,
In
the
prairies,
as
The
Mbntfeal
8lar'
estimated
the
situation,
their
prospects
are
hopeless;-,
The
slaughter
of
the
agricultural
rreuus
in
i
nnu
me
Iliitlou
Uav
IlflilWnv
amirotirinlimi
Mm
nii.nt
on
the
budget,
the
inclusion
or
two
high,
protectionist
molor
enr
magnate
in
the
Cabinet
almos
a
direct
jab
at
them
and
Mr.
MeighenN
-declaration
of
his
rirttoiittoii
lo
restore
the
duties
which
had
been
reduced
by
the
jlobb
bildgeh,
assure
an
almost
complete
Liberal
ami
.Progressive
complehiefitlroni
the
three
prairie
provinces.
As
there
are
only
fifteen
seats
in
British
Columbia
and
the
ukon,
nine
of
which
,
the
CpuervntiVes
now
hold,
there
is
no
scope
nere
lo
discredit
Lord
Atholstan's
opinion.
iiigui
uere
me
limes
joimv
the
prophet.
It
predicts
that
Mr.
Meighen
will
not
only
lose
ithe
election,
but
he
.also
will
lose
the.
Conservative
leadership,
ahtl
that
the
next
election
will
be
fought
by
tho
Conservatives
under
the
leadership
of
Mr.
It.
B
Bennett.
Much
Activity
in
Prospecting
in
This
District
is
Noted
in
Annual
Report
Minister
Mines
(By
fi.
A.
CLOTH1HM,
Hesideiit
Engineer
The
pat
year
has
heeu
one
of
slreiruoii.
prospecting
all
over
the
district,
iiot
in
the
sChse
of
the
old-lime
rambling
prospector,
who
figured
that
the
greater
distance
he
travelled
the
greater
the
amount
or
prospecting
he
Inn!
done.
Comparatively
little
new
ground
hi
been
slaked,
except,
of
course,
in
the
Dense
Lake
country,
but
apparently
every
pmpeetor
in
the
district
is
working
on
his
own
claims
and
the
amount
of
work
done
is
noticeably
in
excess
of
the
necessary
assessment
-work.
The
prospector
int.
becoming
a
"developer,"
the
result
largely
of
sl,res
transportation,
the
information
obtained
from
the
These
sections
are
all
easily
Animal
Heports
and
the
pulillea-!
,0Helie.l
from
Wruitgell,
up
Hie
lions
ami
maps
of
the
eoloical
istikine
ltiver
to
Telegraph
Creek,
Survey
or
Canada.
jj,y
Hver
boal
operated
by
the
The
roltuwiins
will
give
the
;
nurriii(ttnn
Transportation
Com-prospector
reader
some
idea
or
lliany.
Service
open
about
the
the
more
accessible
sections
of'iut.l.lle
0r
Alay
and-consists
vr
the
district
and
how
to
get
there:
onp
or
in01.p
M)al!,
each
vvTek
de.
Atlln
Section
pemlih
wiraffife.
Prospecting
has
lieen
preally.
Unuk'RIver
stimulated
by
the
extensive
de-J
pr0ni
the
bead
of
Hurrouirh
velopmeut
and
equipment
or
the'nay
1n(,
uullk'
Itlvet
ponelrtile
i.
ttmtwwtt
ttiinn
unn
rninrmrv
work
on
the
aljoinin4-r
pcoperties,
(he
tileancr
and
Kirklaiiil
groups
on
the
lower
end
of
Tagish
Lake,
and
the
very
pmlsiig
develop-'
meat
or
the
Atlin
Silver-Lead
Mines
property
near
Atlin.
The
section
Is
Idear
tor
prospecting
Tor
rive
or
six
months
during
the
summer;
the
mountains
are,
ror
the
greater
part,
bare
and
climatic
condition
are!
perfect.
It
is
reached
by
boat
upi
the
coast
to
Skagway,
over
the
While
Pass
llailroad
to
Carcross,'
anil
from
there
by
lake-boat
to
I
ha
-Engineer,
where
there
is
a
post
ofHce
nameil
Engineer,
and
Atlin.
Outfitting
can
be
done
either
at
Carcros,
which
is
in
the
Yukon
territory,
or
Atlin.
Rainy
Hollow
Section
This
is
the
drainage
basin
of
the
Klehini
ltiver,
a
tributary
of
the
Chilkat
ltiver,
which
flows
into
Chilkat
Inlet,
a
branch
of
Lynn
Canal,
just
below
llainco,
Alaska.
A
laiwe
number
or
claims
were
staked
in
this
area
several
years
ago,
but
Its
Inaccessibility
prohibited
much
development,
though
some
very
promising
showings
or
.gold
ore,
high-grade
copper,
and
silver-lead
ores
were
discovered.
However,
last
year
the
Alaskan
government
completed
an
automobile
road
from
llaineg
to
Pleasant
camp
on
the
British
2olumhia
line,
a
distance
or
ii
miles,
including
a
-fine
bridge
across
the
Chilkat
at
Wells.
Prom
Pleasant
Camp
lo
llainy
Hollow,
afl
in
British
Columbia,
It
is
12
miles
over,
at
one
time,
a
fairly
pood
road,
but
which
has
dterioraled
through
disuse
until
now
It
is
almost
impassable.
The
renewal
of
this
road
to
compare
with
Hi!
Alaska
road
would
make
this
section
very
accessible
and
encourage
its
exploration
and
de
velopment
and
probably
put
the
Maid
or
Erin
on
a
shipping
basis
Taku
River
Section
This
is
the
drainage
area
of
Ihe
Taku
ltiver,
which
Bows
inlc
'
fcitaull
me
neaa
oi
juku
iniei,
wiiicn
m
turn
opens
bp
into
Hlephens
Passage,
about
16
miles
south
of
Juneau,
Alaska.
The
inlet
is
about
18
miles
long
to
Milliard's
Ranch
at
the
mouth
of
the
river
and
front'
there
to
the
British
Columbia
boundary
is
about
10
miles.
The
l'iver
is
navigable
for
small
gasoline
boats
to
about
the.
mouth
of
Ihe
Sloko
ltiver,
flowing
m
rroiij
the
north.
;
8tlklne
River
There
has
been
a
considerable
amount
of
prospecting
done
along
the
Stikine
this
year,
especially
tip
Ihe
Clearwater
lllvcr,
a
trU
butary
entering
from
the
north.
Ah
the
Clearwater
is
practically
on
the
eastern
contact,
this
area
should
be
a
very
promising
tiehl
for
prospecting.
Heports
are
that
small
areas
or
placer
ground
have
'
have
tieen
fnilfiil
mi
it
verv
tirntnU.
inig
float
quarts.
I'he
Iskul
Is
a
tributary
or
the
UIU.I..A
f...
II.
....II.
...I..
.(.J.
claims
have
been
slaked
and
held
ror
years.
The
river
is
navigable
In
(he
canyon,
about
30
miles
up,
tor
small
gas
boats.
Deaae
Lake
The
Deam!
Lake
'section
liafa
small
stampede
to
it
last
spring,
particularly
lo
fold
Pan
Creek,
in
which
placer
gold
was
discov
ered
lasl
tall.
A
small
amount,
or
gold
was
recovered
in
the
summer
and
considerable
prospecting
done
over
a
wide,
area
or
country,
resulting
In
a
reported
discovery
on
l'almr
Creek,
a
tributary
of
the
Turuagaiii
ltiver,
about
(Id
miles
cast
or
tho
head
or
Dense
Lake.
'There
Is
an
immense
country
ror
prospecting,
with
conditions
very
favorable
now
that
tho
completion
of
the
road
from
Telegraph
Creek
to
Deasc
Lake
en-
the
Coast
range
to
the
eastern
contact
belt.
There
has
been
enough
despHory
prvspcetingj
done
in
this
Mielinn
to
prove
that
it
ir
well
mineralized
and
worthy
oT
serious
exploration.
Its'
only
handicap
Is'
transportation.
Tin
only
means
or
aecess
at
preent
is
by
poling
and
lining
up
Jhe
river,
which
is
extremely
dangerous
aiid
tor
experienced
men
only.
The
Jiufldiing
of
a
trail
from
the
hioulh
of
the
river
to
its
head,
a
distance
or
approximately
50
miles,
would
open
up
the
section
ror
prospecting
and
development.
Portland
Canal
This
country
has
had
some
very
exiensive
prospecting
this
year,
mainly
on
ground
that
ha
lwen
staked
tor
years.
There
i
little
or
no
available
ground
for
slaking
in
either
the
Bear
ltiver.
Salmon
ltiver,
or
Marmot
lliverl
valleys
on
the
tide
water
alopes.
Vhe
prospector
would
have
to
get
pretty
well
np
lo
the
heads
of
the
valleys
and
over
the
divide
on
the
Na
slope.
Slewarl
is
the
distributing
point
or
the
Portland
Canal
mining
di
vision.
Kurlr
valley
lias
an
ex
eel
lent
trhtik
road,.
ItOtn
which
radiate
parli-hdrse
Iriills
to
all
tributary
valleys
aiiTl
creek,
giv
ing
a
very
efficient
niem
of
transportation
throughout.
There
is
a
erieeable
horse
trail
over
the
main
Hear
ltiver
divide
and
down
to
Meziadln
Lake.
Front
the
divide
down
Strohn
rtreek
tit
the
lake,
about
It
miles,
i
a
well
mineralized
country
opened
up
by
rail
up
Mirpne
Creek
and
a-!ii-
rin
nortiM-riy
ami
dram.
inu
ir-
has
hurt
practically
no
prospecting.
Some
fine
showings
are
reported
this
year
on
claims
just
over
the
divide.
This
section
I
worth
attention.
Alloe
Arm
This
town,
at
the
head
or
Observatory
Inlet,
is
Ihe
distributing
point
tor
an
exiensive
mineralized
area
extending
25
miles
up
the
llie
upper
valley
nnd
across
In
Aiyansh
on
the
Naa
ltiver.
From
the
easl
Ride
of
the
lake
is
a
torn
"
Owlet
Infantum'
The
Fatal
M
tease
'
Of
Children
MOTHER
SHOULD
tMat
This
VaIuaLI
nttuaratloti
kaal
on
the
market
(or
the
pMt
eigktr
yean,
and
hoa
no
eoual
for
ofl-tUng
Um
vijrniting,
purging
and
dianlua
of
tluilera
infantum.
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
MUbum
Co,
LiaJted.Torouaa.cW.
iii.
MI
ItlKIl
.
t..
VlTtIT
I
.III
1671.
Q.
C.
iiri-i.
iim-
airr
wm
iw
dirrll
Ir
in
IIk
nirrim
at
i-inl
almui
rtin
trmn
nHitn
f
imm
tnd
ui
ix
u-i
fur
iiHiiKinai
aim
uiniiur
piiriKi-e
urMic
in.
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di-M-rllH-d
liliM-k
A.
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1471.
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Uiarhillr
llirii-l.
tHillro
ixMird
m
IImf
armiind
n
Uu?
14th
day
f
July.
Ihlrly
day
alli-r
IU
firl
aptHrafanr
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mi
iMitipv
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a
Dal.
lliver,
ttie
irtifUtarrj,,v,i.,l,I,,;V.J'1
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n
a"'
.
ni-rivK
huh
Miners
ill
inn
iviinuiui)
Ihe
Illiunre
ltiver
valley,
and
the
country
enntfguous
to
Alice
Ami'
(the
inlet
.
IIrtb,
a
in
Ihe
Slew-
a
'"i-j
ui
iuii
nniMi
ana
an
atnh
illlii.ii
piirslum
thrrin
aiui
lo
ttw
Wafr
Arf
will
Im
rilril
Ul
ItM"
nfli.-a
r
lli
VValM
limintrr
al
I'rlnre
hurl,
R.
i.,
Olijrrti.nis
In
ilw
aiiliratlun
hiav
I
HH
M1U
XUr
tali
VVatpr
Nrrorrirr
r
IIA
uir
nnwr
01
air
iiiiiiia.
rarna
iim-iii
niioamra,
viriorla,
H.
i:..
within
Iciral
iwpar.
Tlio
dai
lillratluu
nf
ihia
iMilim
l
soMinvii.i.r
umr
I.IIJH'AJT.
I.TII..
By
f.
b.
MAtiiriis
a
grni
WATER
NOTICE
art
country,
there
is
Intensive1;
tn....i7Z
n
prospecting
each
summer
by
theJ1.1J,i),-!,,,JJi'
K
ai
siwrviii
cannr
.
.
-
ii.iii,
Unipany
l.lliiilrd.
wlmM.
addiraa
It
iu,rr
in'-iii7unir
,iiii
4Tiuii;ueiu
inr
U4
,ivnuv
nan,
tanruuvrr.
It.
:.,
will
ap-
hunn.'n
of
ile.ira
ii..n.e
.r
ii.
Ml
L
'irr,fc.
'
'
Ml-
illsciiuiieidg
nclivity,jh
this
r-J
rT"'!''
,,,rh
f'"
""fltwHy
and
drain
i.i
1,1
.
I
f-
.v
J'"'"
muiiii
liay.
Uih.
Inln,
abmii
4
hkjii
;ivi
lie'
"I'asi
mii'iir
in
reel
ruini"
hi
,v
w,
niriwr
.t
t
bT
I
veiiLlf...in
U
.....r
Vr...,.l
..v..
Mi
lT!!?n,
l,-h"u,"f
llill
illnrt.
The
w.lff
,
w
oitcrmi
inmi
inr
iimm
at
abler
loir
urosnectinif
aiid
staking.!
I1"'!!!
in
S
'j"."i
"'rr,7
ninrin
.
.
..
.
.
.
it'";"
r"rf
'
'i
iji.
v.
nii..
lnweliir,
nialeri'ally'
Unproved
I
he
Outlook
for
IhC
future
liaR,wil
ll,lie
un)
tut
liMlu.lrn'l
ami
liixii'
il.liJV,.
1
.
r'"l"'"-
"i'n
ine
lann
iiMrnwa
a
a
IIIIS-I
lli-rk
A.
Lot
1.71.
vhwii
Cliarlulii
lint
I
year
and
tin,
section
i
a
tr
recommendation
ror
prospector.
!!
"'U.
ii
n
appiimn
and
operators
a
well.
KlUumgatlum
Lake
A
servireahln
trunk
road
hai
been
conippe!l
thi
summer
rroni'
Terrace
to
the
lower
end
of
Kit-sumgallum
Lake,
about
20
miles.'
From
here
distribution
Is
by
way
tit
the
lake,
though
Tor
emergencies
there
(
n
trnil
rollowing
the
ILMearraph
line
along
the
east
side
Vhl
!
Continuing
on
through
i
I
at
1
1
1
1
1
1
i
1
e
al
i
ii
v
1
1
1
1
I
r
1
1
1
n:
I
?
dary
lino.
Pcveral
groups
of
A
llirrrlo
ami
In
IIh
uiMI'aT.
I.TII
n
y.
n.
vivtiii:
LAND
ACT.
UNO
ACT.
iiind
i.n
TT
of
p
nnr.iiinl
Waur
Act
will
1
rumi
in
itv
nrrie
of
tiw
vvaiw
Bwirrdi-r
II
l'rlnr
ltiiH-H,
II.
C.
OI,)rrt,n,
In
lh
appliratlon
inav
m
nlct
ulih
jr
aid
VValff
iK-rnrilrr
or
milt
Hia
C.Mnplrnllr
Jif
VVaor
limlila.
I'arliainent
liuililtnri
viriuna,
n.i;..
wtitnn
ihinr
dan
aricr
i
riri
apix-araiirii
of
una
nntirW
in
a
hiral
n-n-ia.T-r.
lir
uair
l.
nv
iirni
piibiira
tlrti
of
thia
iiDiirv
n
Jul
v
in,
in
ii,
sosihiv'ii.i.k
ccnikhy
Applicant,
lis.
Aim
i
Casilar
Kami
Matrlrl.
Unit
llirordlnt
niorirt
of
l'rinr
imparl
and
tl
lulled
,B
Taku
Arm.
about
miii
.....n,....
...
nmuih
of
Allinlo
nivrr.
TAkE
MOTICK
lliat
rranrU
nirhard
nunlop
of
Ailiu,
h.C.
oiTupatlnn
nun
,,,,,,,
,
ai.iiij
,iir
Hrillllll,l
"
loilowint
dewrlbi-d
Undai
i:iiiinenrlnr
it
a
poit
planiml
on
the
onm
tlmrr.
nf
Takii
Arm
alioul
t
nulla
yonthWMi
from
ids
m..;itti
nf
Allliitn
nivrr
and
rnmiinit
Um
n
cliiliia
t;
UiMift
il
Thalna
if.uili;
lhen-
to
rtialtii
T
!.
.
""'"r"
u
nmna
north
lo
i-inl,
ui
luiniiirii'TiiiPiii,
ciiniaininr
40
rnNUM
JtifHAnb
iniMi.op,
Allln.
VaV
trt.
10.
,Pl,l,c,n,
DUlrlrt
nt
I'Hiii-i-
luiMrl,
and
ailuaiii
n
Atlln
lake
a
Unit
15
iihii
Allin
Tnmnmif.
'
T.UK
.NOTICK
mat
Edwin
Jul.
if
Allin.
In
the
rrnvlnm
nf
Hrlllsti
Ciilum.
!J?'VrrV,M,t,r,M.
"P',',tH
lonrlal
laiinrli.
Inli.i.l
lo
apply
for
iwrinlaalnn
.
to
pu".
rhav
the
rnllnwinv
dKcrllMd
laudii.
Cominjnrlrtir
al
a
pnni
planted
at
ih
aoiiUirat
oirtivr
of
Olartef
iav,
in
Atlln
Lake,
aiiuaiPd
ai
atinv
lie
annrf
lln
wrt
!
tlmnci;
followmi
0
.v
rhiln!
:r:i
Ihenra
.;;.ith
n
rhainarThpn?;
IIipiipp
norm
(0
rhalna.
rhalna,
in
im.i
i
,1,
rill.-,,,.
thWJI
JDI.ES
Dated
May
to,
lttlt.
EdOEIIT,
Applicant.
s,.
.Sr.'
kl-
I
J
yyincnesTer
Jf
Mifd,
Bknded
Ctyarcf
fe
f.
i
ueHPsl
1
f
E
v
y
V
(
Sa
V
Errry
package
of
W1ncliflcr
Ctf
irrtm
cuntairu
psArr
hurkl
intrrt
card.
Save
thre
Irurrtc
thry
are
valuable
in
exchange
for
packs
of
tiigh
grade
playing
card,
etc.
trail
up
.Maroon
Creek,
and
from
the
settlement
at
the
head
of
the;
lake,
where
the
Iternrding
Of
flee!
is.
a
trail
has
been
built
up
M-j
roon
mountain
lo
several
group:
of
claim.
This
section
Is
becoming
more,
active
each
year,
and
is
recom
mended
a
a
very
favorable
area
for
prospecting.
Thornhlll
Mountain
This
Is
aaros
the
Skeenn
ltiver
rrom
Terrace,
rounecled
by
a
steel
hriikte
recently
erected
by
the
tvernment.
There
i
an
auln
from
Terrace
to
Lakelse
?oad
.ake.
rrnni
which
a
trait
serve
a
number
or
claims
on
Tlinrtihill
Mountain,
and
farther
along
an-(continucd
on
page
six)
WATER
NOTICE
Dlttrtltn
r4
Um
TAkt
.-vihi:k
owl
!s.iiMTiili
(Unix-rj
lUiiiiptiii)
l.lmrid.
iim.
ulilreoi
m
ikirf
-niie
VVLi.f.
Vinruuitl.
H
.
sill
armlr
fur
lii-rhM-
10
ukc
mil
uw
tin
iiiin
r
rhAIn
Canadian
IN
at
ion
al
Kailways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
oHIrYAK
OperatUng
O.
T.
Pi
X0,000
Ton
Floating
Drjr
Dock
Mii
v
wwm
aiviif
mi
wuiivi
mihivi
wf
vitoviiHiiiO
-
tnakart,
Founder,
Woodworker,
Cto.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDlMQ.
Our
plant
Is
ipiipjwd
to
handle
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
K
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
hnve
the
mot
complete
stock
of
timbwt
dimensions,
shiplop.
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
Vt,i.
venrers.
etc..
In
Northern
B.C.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
to
the
Ian
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
inspect
our
slock.
It
will
pay
vuti,
0
prices
are
rigiiL
,
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phonet
116
and
117
Loggers!
Loggers!
We
have
the
only
complete
slock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
purls
In
Ihe
North.
Wo
handle
lagging
Cable.
A
I'eavies,
Saws,
and
general
Cninp
KipiipmcnL
It
will
pay
ybu
lo
see
us
when
outfitting,
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
ut
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
.
XARELLI,
Proprietor.
M
Phone
34
n.n.
Bex
Sinttnon's
Mteel
Jlcds,
Springs,
and
Osleruioor
imnsi:
in
every
room.
h2
llhoms,
llot
and
Gold
Water,
Ilntlts
ntld
81m1
Steam
Heated,
lllectrlo
Light.
corner
of
Third
Ave
and
8lxth
8L
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
1H
er,