tttifirarioiy.
It
may
mean
only
a
fi'W
.fiCiils
Id
you,:
wtiili!(ff
n3ti
Mean
our
re
.
fair
i.i-
Many
people
who
dealt
with
11
fi
veari
ago
am
rolnliug
back
convinced
llial
we
know
our
business.
'
Pleated
to
Show
You
1
Tilt
STOHE
WITH
THE
CLOCrV
tw
Felt
Hats
ind
Full
Line
Thread
SILK
HOSIERY
$1.50
"Demers"
.
We
.aim
to
pleae
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
BULKLEY
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
Has
been
taken
over
from
Oeorgo
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
late
with
Sealy
and
Ooodton
Fresh
Meats
arriving
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulktey
Valley
Phone
178
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phona
576
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
U.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
float,
Band
and
Gravel.
W
Specialize
In
Plane
and
Funlture
Bevlna.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Wo
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
!5o
for
Half
Pint.
0'iallty
and
Fcrvlce
Special
loe
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
667
P
A
INC
DHTADfi
aoulh
HARVESTING
GW
Ilain
has
retarded
harvesting
In
the
prairie
provinces
hut
ollt.
envice
the
weather
has
bfvii
fa-viiiulilc
ami
Hip
lale
crops
will
liiMK'fTl,
says
I
lie
Hank
of
Mon-
Itreal
ifroji
report.
In
Quebec
(II
Qultoa
lot
we
think
of
ours.'
ilinlrlrU
report
prop
condition
,
,.
,
.
"j
satisfactory
and
avnig
yields
Hia
much
w
nro
anJ.,,,
(iilT).di
R
o
.
Xl,.,it
lo
reprice
anyilili?;.,IIpnt
,;,..,
,,..
.iu.ni
i,.fl..
vM'
operations',
liu'C
have
been
Mff.t'ficial
io
root
rops,
rof't
piitotlMni.lfojjJlfijlialilp
KootlWprovlnpc!..
excellent
griwYn'x
con-
iiillon
prevail
uml
nil
crops
aro
doing
In
Jlrfllsh
Columbia
rain
liavn
fallen
after
a
prolonged
dry
spell,
but
are
Inn
Talc
In
benefit
with
the
exception
of
roots,
Prairie
Province
Western
Are
Further
raln
have
delayed
lurve.ling,
lull
late
crops
continue
lo
improve
and
un
average
yield
Ik
expected,
Hniall
hail
losses
have
occurred
m
scattered
localities.
.Vorllicrn
Area
Hnrvnalim
ha
been
delayed
Iiy
scattered
shower
anil
cold
weather.
t.aU,
'rOp
are
progressing
favorably
;iud
average
yields
are.
cxpcelei:
in
mosl
localities,
j
Sonilirasieru
Area
I'rnsperM
ion
Hie
whole
are
poor.
Whi
lursf
lands
are
jfivina
fair
return
many
crop
do
not
warrant
cu'-II
Hit;
Saskatchewan
Nnilhern
Area
Harvesting
t
now
fairly
general
and
the
yield
jb.
1
1
win
proiiariiy
mme
clcxe
In
lue
I
I..
,
.
-
I
I"
year
average.
I
liwQfiv
I
Smil,"r"
Area
Wheat
cut.
j
"
'veil
under
way.
with
gnn.1
yieiu
i.ping
omameii
in
the
south,
n
I
nil
and
southeaster!
disfriel
tftemirfil
rnonnf
kliiu..
-
-
.
-
"
..
ery
ami
fold
weather
throughout
the
province
has
helped
the
f'll
ing
of
imma
damasre
from
sawflv
sawfly
U
U
report
reported
at
a
nuinher
nf
poind.
Manitoba
Propee!
ronlinue
favorable
for
a
good
average
crop.
Opera
tion
have
lieen
deluyed
Iiy
rain,1
hut
50
pr
rent
It
rut
tn
the
fouMieru
.'mrtion
of
the
provincfr
BHllth
Columbia
,
The
i-ultiner
of
praln.i
uener-nlly
roinpletPil
and
ifirpuliln?
i
ui-ll
under
way
with
(rood
aver
;.i;xe
yii-ld.
Potatoes
have
suf-
UNO
ACT.
Nttlc.
of
Inttnllon
to
Apply
to
Lata
tana.
in
t
.K.l
honiritiiir
imirlrt
nf
Prlmo
Hiiiiort,
ami
fltuaio
n
mirth
ihore
or
in
rniiamed
llav
on
Snutli-Woal
C.nat
or
fill
lalaiid,
atHiut
on
nillo
ral
fhin
Bluff
TLr
NOTirr
that
F..
nnimoan.
of
Low
Inloi.
rnivlnm
nt
Hrlli.'h
Columbia,
ncrij.
Himn.
i.annory
.nanmrr,
iniriiu.
iu
evij
or
a
Icaoe
or
the
folliiwlns
doarrltiod
aiult
I't.niiiifnrind
at
a
iwni
ulanteil
on
tha
ahnro
nr
an
iinnanioil
liar
n
the
aoulh.
tt
nf
iMtt
Manil.
alxml
(in
mil
oaat
i.f
Muff
Polnli
lliance
north
twonly
rialn.
inonro
oai
iwonijr
rnnui,
nmiT
...ml,
luoniv
rliaina.
Ini.ro
nr
lo.
to
I
II
U
Wator
Mark:
ihonoo
fullowins
hlrh
walor
mark
wonlorly
tn
llnt
nf
foiiiiiionronionl,
ami
onniaininir
oiumjt
rri,
ni"i7
r
r.
IHTUi
iuut
.
,ssrAt)
und
aor.
.
Ml
I
Canlar
land
DKirlrt.
Land
Rornrdint
nlMrlrt
of
I'rlnco
tuiport
ami
aituaiou
on
Taku
Ann,
alinul
t
mlka
aoulliwrM
o(
tl
Kill
1
n
dl
aiiinni
nijrr,
-
TAKK
NOTICE
Uiat
Franrla
nirhar
r.l?.,.:
r.t
Aiim.
in:.,
ordinal
on
mil
inanaaor.
Iniemi
io
apply
for
prniliim
o
Vur
lum
itio
r.iliowlur
dnti'4
KOIIIIIIoiirniK
ii
fc
,,
hoi'
or
ia
Ann
"w
hu.it
fn.ni
t
io
iiiiiiiiii
in
aiiiiiiv
llior
ami
rnnninr
thence
o
rlialna
wit
llionro
chain
mnn
uifmr
rani
and
ini'iire
m
iiu'm.
tmlnl
or
roiiiiiionrciiioni,
"
"07.uNcK'n.c..A..n
Data.
AlUa,
May
10,
UU.
niirU)
ronlalnlna'
iHiffliiijiiii
((red
from
lark
of
moisture
and
extended
it
he
ilop
will
be
well
beow
avcr-.lnles.
aise
Plums
and
pears
are
above
"OOVEftMIINT
LIQUOR
ACT"
Nolle.
f
Application
(or
OotiMM
I
Trsn'tr
r
Ik...
xotk
K
is
luniar
nivii
ihsi
nn
im
IMH
l4j'
r
Svtutl
tt
hf
un.lrrlnv()
iniMid
to
H'l'lr
t
ti
l.iqmtr
Coutrl
Hxrt
fr
niM"nt
lo
irimrrr
nf
Prrr
U
llrrlirrl
lUmpum.
Tl"'r
Muvntil
n
J.
rjrriin
-if
Ibe
T'.n
nf
I'nrl
C.lenint.
In
ill
imnlT
nf
prliir
nuprt.
In
I
ho
Fro.
Inr
lit
llrlll'h
CulnnilH.
Ih
irntrrr.
nTrn
t
rnnr
import,
n,
c...
m
an
diy
of
inly,
tm.
itrnnFRT
iHMrTOJi.
iiir.otMinK
mi
scit.M,
CICCO.XE.
Pflifint
ml
Trnfrfi
MlfllRAL
ACT
C.rllf
let
et
Imsroi.m.nU.
tlrnmnlo
u.
.
Iji
Hll.
Minonl
Claim,
hIukIi'
in
ltx
Atlln
Minlnr
Pillnn
nf
tlx
:ur
lllriM,
nn
Iho
WrM
Ann
of
T-kun
Ami,
ilxail
throe
noarlor.
nf
mil.
in
lroaln
fn.in
the
mould
nf
Wann
lllvrr.
Tiki:
OTIi
K
that
I,
Chariot
K.
llllini.ro,
rroo
Minor'
irtirirato
n.
ST4t.
Intomt,
Uiy
rtava
fnmi
the
ilalo
liorrr.
in
apply
in
ih
Minlnr
fiooonlor
fur
coriirirato
if
imtiMt'enHtnia,
rr
lh
imrfMiw
nf
nh-talnlni
rrwn
nranl
of
Ino
atxivo
rlaltn.
(n1
furlhor
takrn
nmiro
that
irtion,
nmlor
o-tlm
S.
nml
ho
onninionco1
do-fur
lh
Iu.
n(
twti
Cortlflrat.
of
tin-
er,'T"'
"a
.
j
ii.
Mr,
f
-r
lit
a"".
Miss
Marlon
F.mhley
has
re
ttionre'
hnrlh
cotiiiucncrmont
19
EliWIM
Datod
May
tn.
IdtA
SUe
TO
fi
APMUCIATtD
Bf
MEN
OF
JUDGMENT
I
-?mnrw
i""
..Mi
m.
I
This
advertisement
i
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tbe
Government
of
Hri'.ish
-Columbia,
'
VANDEfiHOOF
Joseph
(iraham,
the
Liberal
candidate
for
Cariboo,
i
tour-ln
tliN
part
of
the
diitrirt
Mil
week
nrcompanied
by
Hon.
A.
M.
.Mant-on,
KJC.,
and
II.
(.
Perry,
M.L.A.
of
Fort
5eor?e.
They
will
penk
in
Vanderhonf
nn
Thurs
day
eveniny.
Iloberl
Halrd,
Inspector
of
mu-
lure
cops.
.nmifl,aVn'Vva?
,,rrP
ia:!
wfe,k
j
n-ctir,p
the
book,
of
the
viS-
laKt.
lurnil
hero
after
bavin?
spenll
six
weeks
at
Stuart
Lake.
Miss
Aleita
Mitchell
returned
lat
week
from
n
trip
to
Van
couver
and
i
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
0ton.
Mrs.
turned
Thomas
I'orler
has
lo
Vanderlioof
after
visit
in
the
ri.
average.
Wealthy
apples
are
"r.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Lam,
moviiur
in
heavy
quantities
and
Pitt,
early
settlers,
who
left
for
jure
of
very
fine
quality.
Heavy,
W
nshlnglou
five
yers
ago,
mo-jram
Shi
week
will
be
of
grealjtor'ed
In
lat
week
lo
spend
a
theiirru
to
the
lale
apple
crop,
week
or
so
visiting
with
obi
Paiurage
is
poor
but
will
ben.
friends.
efu
by
recent
rain.
t
Miss
Violet
Day
left
last
weeU
for
Vancouver
where
she
is
vi
iliiiB
with
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
II.
Ontram,
Itev.
and
Mrs.
Geonge
J.
Gray
rrnre
immirri
410
nui
huh
in
tp
I
re
lettviinjr
this
week
for
Van-
knin
rit
drniii
Moiri.
p.n
ci.
'r"l,'p"
ucre
.ir.
lira)
win
ai-nienK
h
c.
up.
ih
un.i
drrriiM-i
lend
Hie
provincial
synod
of
tb
l
ot
T.
Mrl
IT.
in
S0MIVUI11B
f
ll
T4,
rii.
,
,.
.
yu.-Mi
cntrioiio
iuiui.
rnnre
imparl;'.
m
liihiiihu,
linn
Hfiiry
oitinri.
nj
inr
rroinrt
nil
prilith
Cdlumtilt,
fnxii
Trink
Hlrki
lol
ALICE
ARM
There
is
considerable
gratifica
tion
here
nt
thi
fact
that
Alice
Arm
district
carried
off
three
mineral
prizes
at
the
Vancouver
Bx-hihitlon.
The
Standard
group
nnj
ttcGr'alh
Mountain
took
the
first
priie
for
lnc
ore;
the
La
Hose,
TERRACE
Mr".
I,
O.
ftuart
and
llijvc
rhildrrn
who
have
holiday
ins:
at
Hill
Farm
relumed
to
their
horn1
"
In
I'rinep
liuperl
on
Saturday.
C.
It.
Oilliert
returned
orf
Friday
from
a
huMnen
trip
to
'
MU
Husbbj
relumed
on
,ai-urday
In
her
home
in
Prinet
Ilu-perl
after
n
viclt
at
"The
CrusA-ways."
Hie
summer
Jiomo
of
Mr.
arid
Mih.
It.
I,.
Mrlniosli.
,
Mrs.
I).,
!
Hall
of
Vancouver
left
for
her
home
oa
.Saturday
after
having
spent
ihp
past
few
monllis
with
h"r
sons,
.1.
Morse
liar
I
nf
Terracp
and
Floyd
Hall
of
Smilhers.
Mrs.
I).
I),
Munro
was
an
afternoon
lea
hoslfss
on
Friday
In
Honor
of
Mrs.
Hall
8r.
and
Mrs.
Olio
Von
Heps.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olio
Von
Hees
and
III
lie
daughter
left
on
Saturday
for
Vancouver
where
Mr.
Von
Hees
has
accepted
a
position.
H
Is
in
old
timer
In
Terrace,
having
iieen
here
slrn-el
lUli,
and
was
until
recent
iy
I
-
John
Crelicn
was
a
patient
in
the.
Terrace
Hospital
for
several
days
las
I
week
receiving
treat
ment
for
an
injured
knee.
days.
Miss
KIli6li'Uead
spent
the
week
end
with
Miss
Mary
Wilson
at
Hemo,
.
Miss
Mary
0Connel
of
Prince
Rupert
is
spendft?
a
holiday
at
the
home
of
Mrl
,.
Sherwood.
Mr.
an.l
Mrs.
W.
C.
Sparke
relumed
on
Friday
from
a
com-
"a
i
a
a
f
United
,,mp'1
business
and
holiday
trip
n
iuiii-oiirr
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
George
Abbott
of
Prince
liuperl
spent
.the
weak
end
in
Terrace.
Miss
Rates
left
on
Saturday
for
I.oveland,
Colorado.
Mr.
and
Mrs
J,'
Anthony
of
Hemo
were
in
town
on
Saturday.
W.
Vanderlip
relurned
on
Friday
from
Vancouver
where
be
openl
buyers'
week
In
the
inter-els
of
the
Terrace
Hardware
Co.
He
spent
several
days
at
Jasper
en
route
home.
John
MrRan
of
Prince
Rupert
spent
the
week
end
with
bis
family,
who
an
holidaying
in
Terrace.
Herbert
Morrison
and-
Qhas.
Wilson
(jiff
Ijalellon,
i
'were
in
town
lit,
lV
.WerkJ-ndi-?
i
v
.
--r
ml
l.
.
navts
or.
the
Hopper
hit'ib
Mlliititr
in
Wa
In
tit
1
nl-f
anRard(
third
prize
for
copper...
mi(p
from
.
IrtjnIn
,n
Mrs.
V.
II.
KeroTln,
of
PrtnceS,a",''
,
Itupert,
Is
hcreMo
visit
with
l.eri
,,
nnr,P
of
Am,hllrv
son
and
daushler-in-law.
My.
and,
,...
snliiardav
and
Sundnv
in
Mrs.
II
,F.
Kerjiin.
The
bifjtfcsl
(nnce
nf
the
sfa-
son
look
place
here
on
Sat
unlay
t
i
.
i
...i.
ii
.
in..
.
i
i
town.
T.
V.
Rrewer
of
Smlthers
was
n
business
visitor
here
at
the
infill
lll'll
nut
.li-
,TU
.Mfll-
,..!.
anil
dians
nnd
party
Journeyed
here.
'
.
from
Anyox.
I
I
..
L'..l....li...
.
,
.
rin.nn.ti.
II.a
niimmii
nni
iiiinin
mi-
Lamp
otI
Iclosiw
of
the
Sunday
school
Cauiar
l
and
nutnrL
land
nooorrtin
canin
at
l.akclsp
Lake
and
Ihirly
nutriri
nf
prmco
iiunort,
and
aituaia
on
air
'
ncpoiiinanicil
'
hv
Hcv.
nnd
'
sum
l.ako
about
J
mllos
outhot
or
7."
,
.,
.
A
,.
Aiim
Tonito.
i.Mrs
Wni.
Allen,
Mrs.
A.
0.
low-
.TAKK
.XdTir.K
that
Edwin
Mlej
Fsrert.
u-
ta
llorllin
I'nulrr
llov
W
nf
Attin.
in
in
rroyinro
of
nntish
cohim-
0T
M,s
I'eriua
i
owier,
tie.
v
.
tiia.
occupation
nporatinir
touriat
launch,:
j".
tiarfont
ami
Prof.
Wlckendrn
JWihS
rSIESina
Vie'Si'
tanar"
!
relumed
lo
lown
qulle
deliKhled
..Vrn:r"
i
f'
J
..r"",.r,,.J,..,,,?S
with
tlieir
week's
-outing.
White
"
P..HI.....1
.i.iii.,
vi
u.
lacier
ri
Bay,
u.j,
in
ill
.
i
.
i
ii
i
i.iar,
aiiuairn
aa
aouv
t:
llio
ihro
lino
wot
t
iiiith
q
chaina:
thonco
ci
Atiini"
thonco
Miiowint
the
weather
man
was
not
,
quite
oau'Vii
rtainiio
kind
to
the
girls
in
tbe
way
rhalni,
Jl'LES
to
point
or
EOOKHT,
applicant.
MINERAL
ACT
Certificate
of
Imnrotemente.
Ilrnwnio
No.
5
Minora!
Claim,
alinalo
In
H.
MC.N.
FHASER,
Altat.
of
sunshine
and
dry
weather
ns
he
had
been
lo
the
boys
the
preceding
week,
they
were
quili
in
enthusiastic
about
their
good
lime
and
good
care
nnd
their
!
ardor
was
not
u
whit
dampened
itio
Atim
Mminr
imninn
of
iho
r.atr.hy
Iho
rain.
Much
Interest
va
nieiriri.
nn
wann
n
adJolnlnr
and
to
vor,
..
i
ii.a
.,
ii.t.
.,.,
iho
nih
or
iirnwnio
No.
4
M.n.
taken
in
me
camp
mis
summer
takf.
mitick
that
h.
Keratitw.iijv
.
romnutnily
In
neneral.
i,
oatnos
lite
iiiiiiui
iij
111
k
u.
mi,
Froo
Mlnrr'a
C.crliriraloNn.
SOnnJ,
Intend.!
,'"
amy
d.r
from
the
dale
lirronf.
in
applyland
Yt'ry
generous
donalions
Of
lo
the
Mlnlnir
llociirdor
for
a
Cortiriral
t,il,
looiistutts
roo.l
4
1
II
f
f
a
nnd
ana
inonrj
mnnov
as
ns
nf
imprnviinonM,
f,.r
tiio
piirpoe
of
nil-,""01"
taininjr
a
cmwn
Orant
or
the
aiive
claim,
well
as
equipment,
jnadn
possible
And
furlhor
lake
notice
that
action,
nn-r
,....
miidw.
fr
.i.n.t
dor
aoctlnn
5.
timet
lie
coinmniced
before
a
week
S
OUIItlg
tor
many
Child.
nionta.'"
of
"""
r'r"r,r,w
imrro-jiTit,
with
splendid
care
and
su-..LNTED
day
of
Sepirmber.
A.D.I
pervlsion,
an
abundance
of
well
cooked
food
and
tbe
advantage!
Farm.
show
an
James
Mayhall
are
also
in
the
party.
Four
years
ago
1
5,000,0(10
humpaaek
eggs
were
taken
to
Washington
and
two
years
ago
38,n00,"00&
were
taken.
Thcas
Came
from
Fidalgo
Hay.
The
fish
did
wen,
nut.
there
was
a
cry
for
a
larger
variety,
so
Mr
Mayhall
went
lo
Karluk
hoping
j
to
secure
them
there.
The
en
lerprise
was
not
successful
and
he
is
hoping
for
better
luck
f.
the
fiordova
disirict,
where
Die
run
is
more
favorable.
He
had
hoped
to
secure
as
many
ft;
ns
two
years
agro.
1
ney
are
t.
be
packed
in
moss
lined
boxes
for
shipment.
LOST
A
MILLION
DOLLARS
J
CANADA
Splllera
M'lllng
Concern
Follov
Fate
of
Many
Other
British
Concerns
(Financial
Posl)
A
writer
in
the
London
Stou.
hxchanjre
(iazelle
says
of
the
venture
of
the
Spillers
Milling
interests
in
Western
Canada
th.'tt
it
was
"nn
ill-starred
day
when
the
directors
decided
to
jro
in
to
Canada;
Ihev
have
now
sold
their
interests
In
line
and
tor
initial'
elevators
there,
and
they
charged
200.000
apainst
profit
and
loss
account
last
year.
10
create
a
reserve
tit
meet
tlie'Can-
adian
loss,
about
half
that
sum
licinp
needed
to
meet
the
los
on
exehanpe."
Whether
the
loss
on
exchange
referred
to
had
anything
to
on
wilh
conditions
in
Canada
or
merely
reflscled
careless
hanking
the
fact
remains
that
this
loss
of
$1,000,000
is
heinjt
charged
up
against
Canada
and
the
experi
ence
is
evidently
being
adver
tised
in
a
manner
that
will
dis
courage
capital
from
romins
to
this
country.
The
experience
of
the
Bpillors
Company
Is
not
a
new
one
as
representing
Iho
outcome
of
Rrilish
industrial
ventures
in
Canada.
A
number
of
other
con
cerns
have
suffered
like
losses
And
II
may
be
frankly
pointed
nut
that
others
in
the
future
will
of
the
discipline
necessary
to
make
for
harmony
in
a
contmu-nlly
life.
J.
M.
Hoar
and
t?.
A.
Hayls,
Kalum
Lake
mining
men,
spent
the
week
end
In
town.
1'..
Chesley
was
.
up
Shames
on
Saturday.
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Collar!
and
son
of
Prince
Itupert
arrived
on
Sat.-urday
to
spend
a
holiday
at
llial
nfidar
August
24,
1926.
THB
DAIL7
RVWd
rf
pkan
ftv
Wftat
Good
is
a
Jeweller's
Guarantee
HiiiifliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiudiiiiiiMiuiniiiuiifi
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
1'he
Mining
Laws
of
this
Povirice
are
more
liberal
and
the
fe.es
lower
than
those
of
any
jiihcr
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
Kmpire.
Mineral
locations
are
granled
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Ahsoluie
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
Ihc
security
of
which
is
guarflntee'd
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
Heporls
and
Maps,,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
,
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.B.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are'
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
tbe
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
In
such
reports.
Tffey
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
B.C.
Iteport.s
covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
arn
published
eparalely,
and
are
available
orj
application.
Reports
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
J2Sv
JWMM
SALMON
has
been
ncre"
for
the
past
six,
rfT.C
LWJO
fUI
CnD
STATFS
years
and
will
be
greatly
missed
by
many
friends,
especially
in;
,
-
musical
circles
in
which
she
Hump'ps
Being
Transported
to
took
a
very
active
part.
For
;
Washington
Rivera
From
time
Mrs.
Von
Hees
will
be
tliei
Northwestern
Part
of
srursl
of
Mrs.
;
Patterson
(nee
Territory
.miss
.vine
.uruoiicaii
in
.ew
Wpslminsler.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1825.
Has
produced
.Minerals
ns
follows:.
Placer
Gold,
$77,flfl3,0.i5;
Lode
(Told,
$
122,808,-Silver,
974,111,307;
Lead,
$89,21,907;
Copper,
10r,ni2,047;
zinc,
!f3ft,n25,047;
.Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,501,387;
Coal
and
Coke,
273,08,053;
.Building
Stone,
Hrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$
i
4,005,880;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
1025
I
V
in
VlHtf
W
Viit
!
lllinin.
back
salmon
e?s
for
trasplanl-inK
to
the
stale
of
Washington
are
tieinff
souylit-
by
an
official
Iarty
which
arrived
here
today
from
t
tie
westward,
headed
by
L.
K.
Mayhall,
general
superin-
Mlss
Klan.la
Marsh
returned
,'endent
or
hatcheries
ror
the
on
.xaiuraay
from
racinc
where''"1-'
"''""
.-.
she
was
the
guest
of
Mr.
and;,,p
u
aceonipanied
by
Ed.
Jor-
Mrs.
T.
II.
McCubbln
for
several
enon
a
asIMan.
an,
ler
and
Frank
Warren
of-Kltna.
Wash.
Mrs.
Mayhall
and
younx
Paints
&
Varnishes
Floor
Varnish
Stain
in
Five
Colors.
Zip-Glo
it
dries
in
thirty
minutes.
Satin-Glo
for
walls,
furniture
and
woodwork,
Alabastine
in
twenty-one
popular
tinst.
also
white.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
101
255r3rd
Ave.
Residence
Phone,
Black
617
P.
O.
Box
247
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
(tr
AA
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
0,ir,l
I
UU
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
ns
ijtV
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
223
Sixth
Street
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
WICHMANN
OIL
ENGINES
arc
u
illnr
fa
Bo
ut
In
tlmo
ir
t
iii
want
youra
tht
taintcr
nomembor,
Wi
'tuuann
duos,
not
vibrato,
will
idle
ill
day.
will
slow
dowp
ror
trolllnfr.
rirat
fist
uullor.
no
upkoop.
no
noitlo
iniublo.
ENGINEERING
CORPORATION,
LIMITED
Marina
Department:
Mr.
O.
Tallafaan.
ORANVILLE
ISLAND
VANCOUVER,
B.
C
Canadian
field
without
closel..-studying
Canadian
conditions,
m
j
lo
conduct
their
operations
.a
this
;ounlry
by
aid
of
the
Atlan
tic
cable.
II
might
have
been
expe.ded
that
the
dismal
failure
of
the
efforts
to
manage
the
firand
Trunk
Itailway
by
a
board
silling
in
London
would
have
shown
tin
futility
of
lone
distance
management.
Hut
no,
other
failures
have
followed
because
Hrilish
direct.
ors
have
decided
that
Canada
should
do
business
jn
the
Hrilish
way.
And
so
iiunaua
is
niamen
for
losses
which
should
be
charged
to
the
stiff-neckedness
ot
British
capitalists.
The
Home
Name
For
It
Teacher
(talking
on
the
wick
edness
of
stealing!
.Now,
if
1
were
to
put
jny
hand
in
some
oWs
pocket
and
take
money
what
would
I
be?
I.itlld
Hoy
Please,
Miss,
you'd
be
his
wife.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Prlnco
Kuporl
Land
Borordlnt
Dl-trlcl
or
Hanne
,
Cot
Land
District,
and
ltual
on
4'asars
laland.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
J.
B.
Francla,
of
Tomika,
Alborta,
occupation
Minuter,
intend
lo
applv
tor
a
lea
of
the
followlni-drurrluod
lands:
rjimiiionrinr
at
a
njdl
Dlintod
at
tn
North
Wost
rr.d
or
i-auat
Island,
nor
coast
Triansulatlon
Sta.
Ill:
thonco
around
the
laland
at
Man
water
mark
and
roiitainluir
tnoo
arroa,
rnnra
or
low.
JOSKI'lt
URITLAND
FltAQS,
luo
tun,
to.
pllcant.
THE
BANKRUPTCY
ACT.
IN
THE
ESTATE
OF
ANME
lUCIlMOND.
Authorliod
Asslpior.
,
MtTICK
la
heroby
lven
that
Annlo
rtlch-moiid.
of
t'rtnce
Huirt,
II.
C.
did
on
Iho
i
tm
iir
nr
tuiu.t.
tti.
make
an
author
uM
airnntftil
or
all
hrr
proixrty
rnri
tho
benefit
or
bor
creJllors,
ami
llrat
II.
MarLeiM,
orriclal
IVeeelver.
haa
an-1
also
fare
similarly
If
the
pro-
.r'iiToobt..rm.irT.Tretu:a
at
JheTrl
moters
expect
to
establish
in
the
'
"rM"!?."
T.r"'tL
.iohi?e
10
,J
I
.NOTICE
1
rrlhif
slven
that
Iho
rirt
moi'tlhl-
ofl
vifilllura
In
the
alMive
onuto
will
boutnMd'atia
ornre
or
inn.
uiiirui
HeeflTefarilKf
USfrl
Home,
frlnc
Mu-pcrl,
I).
t:
on
the
tltn
day
ot
Aurual,
tli,
at
It
o'clock
tn
Iho
foremioii.
To
entitle
you
la
vote
thereat
proof
of
vnur
claim
inuM
bo
Iwlirotl
wllh
nie
beroro
ihe
meetlnr
hold,
proxif
to
bo
tist'd
at
the.
nieetint
mut
he
iiMltred
villi
nio
prior
tliereto.
And
further
take
notice
that
It
you
hare
anv
claim
atalnal
the
drbtcr
tor
which
you
are
entitled
to
rank,
proof
ot
such
claim
mutt
be
riled
with
nut
within
iliirtv
.lave,
from
Ihe
dile
of
thle
notice
for
rrom'and
arier
the
etpiratlon
of
ihe
lime
ried
bV
anineciion
nt
wetion
31
tr
the
mid
Act
I
ahall
dletnoute
Ihe
rro-
ceeda
of
the
dcblor'a
ealal
anHMir
the
panic
entitled
therein
havlnr
retard
only
to
the
rlalnie
of
which
I
have
then
iioll-.
lvTH
at
I'rlnce
Itupert.
H.
'.,.
thla
nth
day
o
Auiit.
ts6ii-v.-
l.
m
una
ay
Fi't-Ltn.
Cuilodlan.
All
Nerves!
All
nerves
I
What
a
common
expression!
In
this
busy
era
with
the
problems
ot
4iome.
management,
club
activities,
and
even
political
affairs
crowding
her
day,
how
often
the
housewife
complains
of
nervousness,
headache,
backache
and
general
fatigue,
i
These
symptoms
'
of
Ill-feeling
aro
often
due
to
strained
eye
muscles
and
nerves
which
can
be
relieved
by
properly
fitfed'ehis.ies.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
27
yeacs.
15
years
constant
practice
in,
Toronto.
Phone
Red
442
319
3rd
Ave.,
Opp.
G.W.V.A.
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
......
.,..,S6.50
Per
half
load
3.50
Per
sack
............
.SO
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cooll
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
880
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Hxqulalte
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Neil
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.