fj
y
Aognsl
10,
1050.
ill
Known
I
e-
e-
or".
tr
frk
New
V
WW
Man
li,
v
i
in
Prince
import.
ii
a
li'Mo
older.
it'
hi
reading
lafp
T
iey
Had
never
been
i
1
1
i
imToi'Mililo.
'
Tliey
bad
been
Die
bet
he.
V
examined
hi
pye.
ih
needed
dhtnhce
glac
'
reading
glnc.
;.
w
a
t
"d
leading
glasses
'
niv.
,
,
1lr
wem
!o
Vancouver.
Id
amc
back
wIMi
distance
!
..
li.
wear
them
all
the
timet
w
liit
rending
giase
Mijit'
0
nriviiired
now.
'
I
:
a
(final
life!
iSaTnt
STOKE
WITH
THE
CUXIS
e
Hats
and
Dresses
Full
Line
Thread
ILK
HOSIERY
$1.50
"Demers"
We
aim
to
pleae
I1LKLEY
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
:
Deen
taken
over
from
(ieorge
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
!tte
wHh
Scaly
and
I)oodon
Fresh
Meats
rrMng
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
875
DENTIST
TUGBOATS
Dy
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
Night
Phones
687,.
635,
Green
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
Q.
BU8HBY,
Man.
Dir.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
M.
'triage,
Warehoustnt,
and
litrlbming,
Team
or
Motor
Bervloe.
ol,
Hand
and
flrarel
w
SpeoUtUe
In
.lUno
ad
unlture
Ktovlnii.
TERRACE
MAN
IS
MISSING
Is)
Hat
and
Can
of
Fred
Nelson
Found
on
Bank
of
Skeena
and
Suicide
Suspected.
ln
rtenrrtbe
I
lnd!-
.
...
cnniiiienriiiir
ii
.i':":'"":
r
TLWlACi:,
w.
ill.
Snicfdn
by
drowning
i
believed
In
have
been
ti(
fate
of
Fred
Nelson,
ait
lltjl
I
(tltfie
'
Jlf
llltii
.li.,l.i,l
i.-l...
a
ualive
of
Sweden,
but
hail
been
in
I
hi
district
ince
1908
when
he
took
up
a
pre-emption
in
the
LakeUe
Valley,
which
he
Mill'
owned.
DiMtanl
relative
are
n-
poei
to
he
living
in
PICINIC
tion,
in
the'field
of
Wm.
Goodwin,
al
KiWumkalunu.
A
good
WATER
HOTICI
OI?rtii
ne
Um
t.kK
OTi
t
mat
.Huntrrtill
Cannery
.4upnr
I
inilinL
bw
aldre
I
Urr
Vtriiiin
Wharf.
Varmwter,
b.
.
..
will
IN-lr
l.ir
a
HreitM"
in
lake
ami
ue
o
IImi
-r
luiuut
!
vaier
mil
or
un
tiariiMl
lrram.
hi.a
rb'tt
iMrlbcrtT
1
Oram.
Into
Or-rufni
Bat.
Mat'ei
fulel.
about
so
etiaint
nr.1
lni
V.
V.
xwt
ju
MIX,
O.
C
lu.uin
Tbr
matrr
will
I
ilivertnl
rrin
tlir
nrrain
al
a
uml
lxl
s
rl"
rrrnn
lifiuth
..I
atrrani
atxl
lll
l
uw)
fur
nilii.lrtal
ami
d.iwilr
putrnwe
upun
Um-lanl
ilex
rib.
d
at
MMM-k
A,
Lot
1171.
Vlieen
luihittr
tiimriel.
I
..
n4lre
ajttl
.
llr
rrun4
m
Uie
tub
itay
of
July,
lf
A
-IT)
ut
thu
rxillrr
ami
an
r-pli-ralKMi
iwrMitnl
llirrrla
and
lu
Uie
"Water
Kit
mill
U
flint
in
Uie
iifllre
or
the
Waler
IU''rder
al
Tim
Ituperi,
H.
C
oIijm
tlim
t"
IIm
atllrailin
niay
U.
tiled
HUD
the
nld
Water
lieinrdrr
or
with
the
i
.Jiiptrnller
or
Water
Hlrbli.
I'arlia-im-nl
r.dlldiott.
Vletoria.
H.
C.
wllliln
thirty
da
itier
the
rirM
appearaiM-e
or
llil
notice
In
a
lral
tiew,per.
1le
dale
if
ilw
flrl
putlh
allrti
of
tint
nollre
l
July
io.
It(4.
jovrnvtttr
r.A?tx.f
oiMi-A.w.
i.Tt.,
Annhranl.
Br
r,
ti.
NVTiir.n,
Ar-ut.
LAND
ftOT.
Nollct
at
Intjfltlon
la
Apalf
la
Laat
Land.
In
lAni
hernrdlnr
tUMMrl
of
ITInre
llntwrt.
ami
mule
nn
iKrih
ahure
or
an
I
niMJiMNl
luv
SnutleWeai
:ruit
nf
fill
lUixl,
about
one
mile
eal
troin
lllutf
I'
.int.
TAkT
oTlt
T.
that
E.
Itoneau,
or
lie
Inlet,
CMtlure
uf
lirlloh
OJumuia.
ieru-nalton.
tannery
vlnaaer,
Intendu
t
anily
Lir
leafe
of
the
rullow
in
drteiilird
UliiK:
i:.iiinM-lirlii
-1
a
pol
planliil
on
the
th.re
of
an
ilmiatnrd
bay
on
I
lie
ouih
weal
rt
or
1111
Mand,
almnl
one
mile
e.it
f
Hltirr
I'nint:
llienee
mrtli
twenty
:!ialn.
thenre
eal
twenly
rlialna;
llienre
nnlti
twenty
rlialtia.
iihitii
nr
leoa,
to
lllafi
Water
Maik:
llienre
follow
tnr
liltli
water
mark
wetterly
In
lunl
of
rimnnenrenient,
and
eniiiamm
etality
arre.
nmre
or
eM.
HATt.li
July
loin.
I'..
r.
iini'r.u,
pplleant.
LAND
ACT.
raitiar
Land
ntmiri.
land
fternrdini
Dllrlrt
nf
I'rinre
lluperl.
and
Htuale
on
A
1
1
1
n
I
ake
about
Ik
nil
lea
aoulh
v
r
tlln
Tiiwntite.
!
T
kkK
.MITtCE
Ihill
Mwln
Jnlea
Fta-eri,
lit
Allm.
in
the
rrovlnee
or
HrllKh
Colum-
Wk.
oenipilion
operallnr
Imirm
launrh,
'iniemK
lo
apply
for
pertiilMion
to
pur-!
chae
the
rollnwlnt
derrlted
lands:
,
ronnnenrln
at
a
jpol
planted
at
the
anmheaal
rorner
of
Olarier
Bay,
In
Allln
I
ake
intuited
i
atiove;
Ihenre
followinr
hlie
liire
line
went
10
rhln!
thenre
iHiiith
SO
rlialnai
Ihenre
eal
l
rhalnai
"thenre
north
10
rhaln,
lo
point
of
,ttmn7nm
JULES
.EflOpT.'
ppiirant.
.
,
rmmi
m.t
in
!.
LAND
ACT.
Nolita
of
Inlanilen
to
Apply
I
Luaa
Land
I
in
rnnre
lluperl
iJinrt
Reeorillna
lia
trlcl
nf
CiilM
lunre
J.
and
Uliute
on
Smith
naihnel
llam).
.
.
.
TAKK
MITICK
mat
Atrred
Swanwn.
nf
Prince
lluperl,
oi-rupatlon
Manner,
in-end.
to,
ii.pty
for
a
leae
of
the
follow-
For
Colic
And
Cramps
Pains
In
The
Stomach
THERE'S
NOTHING
TO
EQUAL
u;rt
ii.O,o,
r
mm.
a.
(,.;
K
ltT
ituatcion
what
in
known
avl.it
lb;
NJand
road,
early
'Saturday
morning
anil
ha
not
been
seen
,fnce.
Mm.
OImdii
wa
absent
from
home
hut
lier
son
Stanley
became
alarmed
at
hi
long
absence
from
Ihe
house
and
notified
Constable
Service.
A
search
re-veitled
hi
hat
ainl
ran
on
Dip
hank
of
llii'
river
not
fur
from
Hip
0on
home
and
the
belief
is
Hint
he
drowned
hiniself.
Despondency
ner
ill
lipallh
in
It
Iim
beerein
use
for
the
past
f
l&ntj
promptly.
lie
lure
that
you
get
"Dr.
FowlerV
when
you
ak-for
it.
.
'Put
up
only
by
The
T.llilbura
Co..
Limited,
Toronto.
Oat.
crowd
turned
out
and
all
entered
into
tne
spirit
of
the
affair
with
port
and
eontet
for
both
obi
and
y
oft
lip;
mule
and
female,
wa
put
on
ftnd
tiki
were
well
ertiilest-A
Imnkel
lonrli
wiim
parluken
nndonhled
ly
the
cauxe
of
the
Ira-prvN,
,().
,
nn,,,,,,
i.(Milon.
.
.
.
T
'
Jur'
o"M
Ttie
eommittoe
in
eharKe
wih
the
knee
in
falling
over
a
lok
in
,
thank.all
liioe
who
l.pl,.ed
to
tlifl
wood
at
(Iwizey
A
l.iUle
.
,(ak(.
(,f(y
a
UfW.
by
mill
la.t
wtnler
and
ha
pent
a
'.,,
lvt
,rttlMI,r,alion
and
'in
ren-
good
part
of
the
lime
inre
m
,(.riog
olher
anlai
hospital.
He
had
relumed
from
,
.
.
.
I
.1...
II..
I
f
I
mi-
iiui-iMiii
iiij4iui
juri
a
wppk
fpnnirr
CflllHAV
before
anI
wa
Maying
at
thej
ItKKAtt
DUNlJAl
iionie
of
.Mr.
Olon.
He
wa
able
CPUflfll
rAMDIMH'
t
.
move
about
wij.li
diffieully.
even!
uonuub
Lnmi
I11U
wiiii
hii-
iii-
hi
41
ruiir.
He
wn4
7
0
year
of
age
and
wa
Boys
Left
onday
for
Lakelse,
Where
They
Will
upend
a
Week.
TliltllAtHL
Aug.
On
Motu
TERRACE
NOTES
(i.
A.
Woodland
of
the
Imper
ial
mi
ito.,
rriin
unpen,
wa
a
bllilie
VKtlnr
a!
Hie
week
en.l.i
C
V.
Harrison,
in;.ertor
of
halrheriea,
in
at
Jakele
Lake
on
an
officia!
visit
to
(tie
hatchery
there.
Hev.
V.
F.
Harfont
went
to
llniellon
on
Saturday
to
eon-'
duet
service
In
the
Anglican
church
Ifiprft.
while
Mr.
It.miel
nnrth
ind
of
Sniuri
nidiaer
Inlands
thence
around
the
Inland
at
hitlt
water
mark,
jaVrntl
the'
Tl.t.it
h.ah
wa.er
.nark,
and
contain.,.,
M,n,ft
and
tonta.nlnk,
.0
acre...
innr,
ortena.
M-fllKP
SV
AX
?
n.ierf
rfll
!
Applicant.
ttaied
nrll
tT.
lana
LAND
ACT
Nallea
ofilntanllon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
in
Prince
nunerl
l
and
Rf'OMlnf
.pi-
"'niuir
niiriii
or
iaur,
...IS
'
.......
Tr.i
i
anV
l.trlcl.
anil
Pranrl
HaiiUta.
nn
the
Stlklm
if
"l
"
.v..:-.-
i.i.,i
v
.-
th
'.!
of
Surveyed
lot
TAKE
NOTI'l"
IhVl
Ji
nr
Fr.nct..
of
I
TAkK
N
JTICK
that
I.
W;
tend.
"o
it'pi.r
for
a
lee
of
the
followln
itieruen
iaoci
Cnmniencliia
at
a
final
pianien
i
North
Weal
end
of
rewe
;'
Coant
Trlannilallnn
u.
Vl'Ji
1V.S
around
the;
I.Imi.I
al
hlali
water
mark
and
rontilnlnr
tnoo
tcrea.
tnnre
or
leM.
JOSFI'll
BniTLAMP
FHANCIS.
;uae
tub.
tM.
Applicknt.
THH
DATC7
STOWS
'
and
will,
make;
the
triangular
trip
llerore
returning
home.
Mis
filady
rKehncy
spent
the
week
end
with
"friend
in
L'sk.
r4-
!
Mi
fclhel
Ghririie
of
Prince
Jtnpcrt
arrived
on
Saturday
o
pend
a
two
week
vacation
al
the
home,
of
Iter
parent,
Mr.
tand
Mr.
noberLCIirtstie.
.Mr.
ai.d
Mr
I'rank
Clapp
of
Prince
Rupert
wee
holiday
visitor
in
town
iyerT;4he
wce
end.
').
T.
Suni.latft
on
Saturday'
for
Vnr.couvr
v-'
Mi
Duriiamiiif
'own
cn
aiiinia
'9.
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
daugliLi'r
Dorothy,
l'k
wa
in
Mr.
Mnyle,
iwlio
ha
benn
pennnjr
a
holTd.ty
at
the
home
ciitluniamn.
A
full1
nroxrnm
ori'
,r-
an''
Mr
"il,
left
on
Monday
morning
for
tne
I.akele
hoMprinw
wherehe
will
spend
a
week
or
two.
Mi
Leah
itleeker
who
ha
been
fiting
at
tin-
borne
of
Mr.
M.
A,
Greig,
left
for
her
home
in
Queen
Charlotte
Citron
Monday.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Stuart
Kidd
of
.Nor1e7.7,
Alia.,
spent
a
Hay
hem
at
the
end
of
the
week
in
the
jroiiMe
of
a
holiday
dip
through
fH.C.
by
the
triangular
roule.
BURNS
LAKE
John
L.
Ciirite
and
I)
iewnri
oi
crinec
ituperi
were
buiue!i
caller
.Iiere
la.t
week
day
tnormnjt
ffe
bo
of
the
loenl
;
Rev.
Father
Valliere.
O.M.I.
Mimiay
0liooi
leu
for
iikic.t,f
fJniilher.
ami
aitar
bov
Lake
where
they
will
,pnnl
the,rranci
Sealon,ind
Frank
Moore
following
week.
The
party
u
m
were
viitor
ijy
Uie
Lake
di
rinirgp
or
itev.
ami
.mm.
vv
m.
Awiru-t
llil
week
linn
Mr
A
I!.
I'oulpr
mw1
Miia
AT
TERRACE
FRIDAY!"
m
Men,
.of
Saskatoon,
who
is
here
Affair
Was
Held
Under
Auspices
of
-Canadian
Legion,
Who
Provided
Tea.
TF.HHAr,!'.,
Aug.
10.
The
community
pu
nir
held
under
the
au-pire
of
the
ikinadian
legion,
after
lieinK
l-wiee
polponed
owln
to
min.
wa
held
on
Friday
afternoon
under
ideal
weather
condi
visiting
Mr.
ItarfiMit,
Mr.
luniels,
of
llaielton
and
A.
4'..
Fowler
ac-cumpanteii
the
campeM
to
the
lake
to
help
put
up
tent
nud
nTeary
eamp
ftxture..
All
wenl
off
in
h
It'll
piHt.
looking
forward
to
a
very
plennnt
week'
outing.
H.
J.
MaCdonald
and
Fred
Hagen
of
Uie
'Sflyer
IIand
Min-
in
Ltd.,
ejiept
a
few
day?
here
Iafrweek.
.
H.
S.
Steele
and
C.
J.
Camp
bell
of
anderhobf
were
visitor
here
over
the
week
end.
Mrs.
Gordon-15.
Ilohh
ha
on
a
'.rtp
lo
the
coast.
lef!
K.
M.
Iiolnon
'and
(ieorge
Culp
reevnily
et
out
fry
motor
boat
for
a
month'
propeeling
triv
in
Hie
hlil
miih
of
the
lake
The
crop
of
wild
fruit
Mrs.
Itedmon.i
Hamilton
o',M'"-u'"'
i
"
Vancouver
t
a
vimlor
a:
IV
home
of
Mr.
C.
H.
tiilbcrt.
hav-itiR
arrived,
via
Luivrne,
on
Pujh
day.
is
very
people
from
town
jtnd
district
are
busily
entrngeal
in
picking
and
preserving.
Haspberrie
are
very
plentiful
and
local-picker
are
re-
.
.
,
,
.
.1,1.
.
luriiuij.'
nonie
caou
uay
wuii
an
thev
can
carry.
Harney
Mulvaney
a
few
days
in
town.
i
spenditisr
V
II.
Cnt-annul.
who
hn
i.p..J
Mr-
.
C.
MaeKay,
her
daugh-
.endinir
a
short
time
in
the
'r
Mi,f
lM
MacKay,
and
son
Kalttm
Ijik.
,li.t..rl
rtiirod
in
J-
MaeKay
ot
Prince
Huper.
town
nn
Snn.l.ir
..ml
i.meKA.Ie.1
;
the
guest
of
Major
11.
.Lowe
In
hi
tin
run
in
limine!
!
i
i.
1
1
....
1
.
..
t
:
-
t
is
spending
a
few
days
here.
V.
Talloii,
and
have
returnei;
vtho
hn
heen
rllevln?
IIpv
Mr
I
from
their
auto
trip
4o
Vernon
Proclnr
in
Ihn
llnrellnn
r.hi'irh
:
After
leaving.
,
PriilC-J
had
charge
of
the
e;vicft
in
the
church
thero
on
Sunday
morning.
,
Mrs,
Alrd
and
daughter
of
l'acJfc
wer
hopper
liere
between
tr.iin
on
Palunlay.
Wm.
Vandcrllp
left
for
Vancouver
on
alurday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
left
nn
Saturday
f-
C.
ipnrkf
v
V.meouvei'
CANCCLLATION
OF
RESERVE
NOTICE
I
HtnFllYOIVF.N
thai
the
re-erve
eilllnr
uvtr
Lut
4C07,
tas.Har
liil-trlcl,
la
cancelled.
,
licpuly
Minuter
nf
Landi,
.
.
.
0.
It.
.NAIIK.N.
Landi
Department,
Victoria.
U.
i
tuih
June,
Q6.
LAND
ACT.
Natlc
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Lane
In
rrlnce
lii'perl
Ijnd
necordiiw
Pt-trlrt
of
cnmi
lunre
6,
and
situate
on
North
llaihael
Inland.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Alfred
Swanson,
ot
Prince
nuperl.
nrrupallon
Mariner,
In-letidt
to
apply
for
a
h-a
of
Ihe
follow
Inv
deiicrllied
land:
Ciilnliieni-tni
alia
mil
nl.mled
at
the
the
oulh
end
of
.North
llacliael
Inland;
thence
LAND
AOT,
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaae
Land.
In
Stlklne
tilrialon,
Caanlar,
Land
He-
ami
annate
at
liner
and
in
No.
470.
alter
scoti
Simp-
It.
C.
.
orpliiMlliiri
llanclier.
ilitoml
in
apply
for
a
lease
of
Ilie
rollow
Inar
ilevrlhed
ianiN;-
-
Ciiiiiineiirlna
at
a
posl
planted
on
Ihe
NnrthWeM
corner
or
Lot
1711.
tlicnre
South
10
rhaln.j
thence
Went
to
rlmlin;
thence
Norm
in
rhaiii.;
ilicnce
t:l
10
rhln,
and
rontalnina
I'oriv
acre,
more
or
teaa.
WALTtH
SCOTT
SIMpSON,
Appttcaat.
lieorge,
going
soutn,
they
'report
the
roatl
in
pood
condilion.
'
.-
;
Mis
Lindsay,
rt.i
oTltegin.i
Sask.i
;ha
nwepfed
pition
a!
Ihe
Diirn
jidSe
HoSpilal
for
Ihree
mrmlh
tlurinjr
wliloh
time
'lis
llainen
wdl
fake
a
wall
earned
vacation,
visiting
friend.t
in
eal'rn
i.anai'ii
PORTUGUESE
MEN
OF
WAR
of
July
29
is
a
story
about
the
visit
or
the
true
Nautilus
to
Northern
H.C.
waters.
In
the
last
paragrnph
of
the
account
it
says
Ihe
two-Inch
sail
creatures
were
skippins
and-
.flitting
around
like
an
endless,
myriad
of
sand
fleas.
From
that
'sentence
I
am
led
to
presume
that
w'hal
Ihe
mariners
saw
were
PSiysalla,
of
the
genus
llydrozaa
or
genu
Acalephs,
sub-order
Rlphono-
phorael
but
in
the
lexicon'
of
sen
listed
a
"Portuguese
On
Juno'
3
of
til
yenr,
while
maKiing
the
irtangutnr
run
from
Hope
island
aeros
Queen
Char
lolle
Sound
lo
Calvert
Island
abnatd
Ihe
fi.n.F.P.G.
Olvenohy,
we
passed
million
of
Ihe
"Por
tuguese
men-of-war,"'
and
In
two
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
tf
Western
Canada
TO
THE
CND
OF
DECEMBER,
1925.
Ha
produced
Mhterfll
a
follows:
Plaeer-
fluid,
77,03,0iS;'
Lode
flold,
$122,80.-ATM;
Silver,
7-MH,37,
Lead,
$89,2180
tapper,
I07,C.2,0.7;
zinp;
$30,025,047;
".Miueeilaneoits
IMinernl,
.5I,50i,3K7;
Coal
and
Coke,
273,0i8,053;
Ittiilding
Stone.
Urii-k,
Cement,
-etc.,
4,1)05,880;
making
it
Mineral
Production
totheend;of
1025
hhow
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919;628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
The
Mining
Laws
of
lliis
Province
ore
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
oilier
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
Empire.
Mineral
locations
arc
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
is
guaranteed
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.
X.H.
Practically
all
Ilritish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Heporls
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
inveslnwnls
should
refer
to
such
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mine,
Victoria,
B.C.
Reports
covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separately,
and
are
available
on
application.
Heporls
of
the
fieologieal
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Huilding,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
places
they
were
massed
so
thic.
thai
tliey
made
livid,
grass-green
patches
on
the
water,
this
being
the
more
noticeable
because
the
colon
of
the
individuals
an
whlto
and
purple.
Mass
Formation
On
June
.
we
found
many
dead
men-of-war"
off
the
Pearls
and
Virpin.
in
Oueen
CharloM
.Sound,
and
picked
up
several
"nails''
that
had
no
base.
Can-
lain
A.
M.
He.iderson
of
the
yiveachy
picked
up
what
appear
ed
to
be
a
chrysalis,
off
the
Vir
.
gin.
It
resembled
a
bunch
of
crocus.
In
Oueen
uhartoltfc
:?ound
the
following
day
we
passed
ihe
"men-of-war"
ma.sed
in
a
group
from
ten
to
thirty
feet
wide
and'a
quauer
of
a
mile
in
length.
That
same
afternoon.
In
Fltkhugh
Sound,
Captain
Lain
of
the
Malaspina
informed
u
that
Ihe
"men-of-war"
were
all
ulonc
ihe
northern
coast
of
Hrll
ish
Columbia.
When
we
lef
uiver
miei
tor
Vancouver
on
June
50
we.
saw
very
few
of
the
'men-oi-war
and
there
wer
none
whateve
encounlercd
aftirr
we
reached
Hope
Island.
r.nquiry
among
lishermen
in
Ilivers
Inlet
elicited
the
Infor
mation
that
in
other
years
occa
sinnally
a
few
'men-of-war,"
half
u
dozen
or
so,
had
drifted
into
Sea
Otter
Cove,
north
end
of
Vancouver
Island,
but
Timer
before
had
they
been
as
numerous
as
nn
year.
i;.
I'eticraen.
of
an
.Insef
dlay,
reported
that
at
Cape
Scott
dead
"men-of-war"'
were
piled
a
fool
dee
and
three
or
four
feet
wide
on
the
shore,
and
the
stench
therefrom
wa
terrific.
Japanese
Current
In
reporting
to
the
department
of
marine
and
fisheries
nr.
uie
sunjeci,
n
ncing
such
an
unusual
occurrence,
Captain
Henderson
employed
the
phras
"spherical
current"
in
referring
to
trfe
reporter',
eastward
.trend
of
he
Japanese
Current
as
perhaps
lieiis
responsible
for
the
strany
visilors
to
llrkish
Columbia
waters.
I
preserved
Iwo
specimens,
o
of
which
is
in
the
possession
of
a
Unive.ity
of
ltritr.h
Columbii
student,
and
the
other
I
have
at
home.
WliiIc
some
'of
'he.
Phy
Valla
were
almost
foil"
tnches
in
length
the
majority
were
nearer
iwo
inches
the
one
I
have
i
abou
three
inches
long.
Are
Tropical
Visitors
As
the
"men-of-war"
are
trop
ical
and
s
di-tropical
grow.hs,
it
is
rati:er
t
puzzle
how
thry
enmo
lo
bo
s-j
tiunierot's
in
the
far-
from-lropieal
waters
of
Queo:
Charlotte
Sound,
the
temperature
Writer
Tells
of
Visit
of
Nautllusof
w,licl1
:hiot
Engineer
Hanks,
to
British
Columbia
Waters
l(,f
tl,p
"Kencliy,
ascertained
was
Recently
William
K.
Maiden
of
the
(ii-venchy
writing
to
the.
Vancouver
Province
says:
N
In
ihe
issue
of
The'
Province
52
degree
nbovr.
xero
a
I
the
time
we
enc'inl;red
the
"men
of-war."
It
is
:ii
lo
tiie
scientists
t)
fiiul
nut
what
t
lie.
'.incn-.of-war"
are
dniiiar
.ilonc
t
ho
coast
o?
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
HELP
B.C.
FOREST
SERVICE
Visitor
Do
you
like
lo
recite,
dear?
Child
No,
but
mummy
always
ak
hie.
because
it
makes
people
po.
nunch.
0$
TIMBER
SALE
X8109.
There
will
be
orrered
for
ale
at
Public;
Aurliuu.
at
noun
oil
the
iSnl
day
or
Auk
;
Mil.
lu
the
ortlre
or
Ihe
District
Forester,
l-rlnre
lluperl.
B.
C.
Ihe
Ureure:
XBtutl,
to
cut
3,3u,N0
feel
or
spruce.
Ilrmhick
and
Cedar,
on
an
area
situated
ou
Luiran
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
I
Two
it
years,
will
he
alkmeil
for
re-1
iiuival
nr
limber.
Provided
lhal
any
one
unable
lo
attend
the
auruou
In
ier,on
may
submit
a
sealed
tender
to
he
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
ami
treated
aa
one
bid.
Further
particular
or
the
Chler
Forea-lt-r,
Victoria,
B.
C,
or
Putrlci
Forester.
I'liiice
Itupert,
B.
C
TIMBER
SALE
X8161
There
will
be
btrered
ror
sale
at
Public
AuMion,
at
i
u.m..
on
WedneUy,
Auitusl
th.
tv'..
in
the
orrire
or
um
iHstnci
Forester,
Prince
lluperl,
11,
C,
the
Ucense
X8I6I,
to
cut
I.77II.O00
feel
or
Spruce.
Hemlock
and
Cedar,
un
an
area
situated
on
the
east
aide
of
Selwln
Inlet.
Louise
Ijlanil,
oueen
i.uarlotte
Islands
District.
Two
()
years
H
Ibe
allowed
tor
re
tuoval
or
timber.
Provided
that
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
pern
niay
submit
a
sealed
lender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auctluu
ami
treated
as
one
bid.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
U.
C.
or
IHstrtcl
Foresler,
Prince
lluperl,
B.
C.
The
Purrhanir
Airent,
Victoria.
H.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X8108.
There
will
be
orrered
lor
sale
at
runiic
Ilritish
'Jo
niiihi.t
anil
thev
miclit1
uriiisii
wti.iuiiuiu,
ami
no
y
mifciu,
AllttKini
&
p
,
un
lV
9Jrd
,iy
0f
Sep-
also
lell
in
if
thev
nre
llm
true.'
imhIht.
te.
in
the
nrrlce
or
the
District
'
''"sler.
Prince
ntnierl.
B.
f...
th;
Lleenns
Vnji'llna
for
Micv
.Mui.iius,
mr
tie
ne
are
en-liinlv
caiaiuiyi
xsios,
to
ri
ie.s4i,ooo
feet
of
spru-e.
not
tho
pearly
Nautilus.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
John
Flewin,
Port
Simpson;
Mrs.
A.
I.nnioureux,
Fort
Sas
katchewan;
S.
W.
ticorge,
Prince
Oeorge;
O.
It.
Utlcrstmm,
KU-wanga;
C.
A.
Procunier,
Mr.
and
Mr.
F.
A.
Tnker,
K.
Wnwreckn,
J.
Pillireir,
Louis
F.arley,
Mr.
anil
Mr.
It.
II.
Pane,
M.
P.
Follows,
T.
Shenwood,
Vancouver:
J.
Marshall,
'Winnipeg:
It.
Connelly,
Hole
in
Wall.
Central
V,
C.
.Freemnn,
W.
F.
Taylor.
City;
D.
McPhee,
Vuncouver;
Frank
Duggan,
C.N.R.
llcnilmk
and
Cnlar.
on
an
area
situated
on
seiwyn
inlet
ami
anjoininx-
loi
ata
anu
a.
T.
i..
oiKip.
yueen
i;narintie
isiamis,
Three
(Si
year
will
be
allowed
fur
re
lonval
nf
lhi
limber.
Provlit.'il
that
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
atirtion
.In
jersnn
may
sobnill
a
sealed
:
ifinicr
Hi
ne
oMneii
ai
me
nour.ni
urinu
"and
treated
as
one
bid.
'
'
'
'
"Furtber
parlicuiars
or
tne
cnier
tores-ler,
Victoria.
B.
i:..
or
Iilslrlel
Forester,
prince
Kiipert.
H.
C.
TIMBER
SALETC8159
There
will
be
orrered
for
sal
tiy
I'nbllc
Auction
al
the
ofrire
of
Ihe
putrid
Fores,
ler.
Prince
Ituperi,
R.
C
at
t
t.m.,
on
the
till
day
or
An
irul,
H,
License
Xl
to
cut
Id.ono
feet
board
measure
of
Spruce,
Hemlock
and
cedar
on
an
area
altmteit
on
tllo
wuith
slMire
of
TauiHi
Island.
Hlchard-sun
Inlet"
(.
C,
t.
Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
ihe
auction
In
person
may
submit
a
sealed
tender
In
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
.auction
and
treated
as
one
bid.
.Two
years
will
be
allowed
fur
removal
nf
timber.
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
Forester,
victoria,
and
Diitrlcl
Forester,
Prloc
Rupert.
SteveKing
Third
Avenue
Great
Overstocked
SALE
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Full
Swing
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I
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We
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our
Table
Cream
at
15b
for
Half
Pint.
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and
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