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DAILY
EDITION
TUESDAY.
OCTOBER,
.19.
1928.
COl
HTEOl'f
ACT
OF
I
FOKMEK
GOVERNOR.
i
In
view
of
the
little
disagreement
between
the
Governor-Genera!
and
Mark
mile.
King
wlilrli
started
a
institutional
rontroversjr
at
the
time
of
the
recent
election.
It
wa
a
courteous
thing
for
Itarou
llvng
to
meet
Premier
King
tin
hi
arrival
In
England
and
show
him
the
courtesy
which
wtt
hi
due
a
head
of
the
Canadian
Government.
He
might
easily
have
e-cused
hlmvlf
but
he
did
his
duty
like
a
soldier
and
a
gentleman.
Ill
action
was
the
Indication
of
big
man.
It
does
away
with
in
Idea
that
there
Ml
anything
personal
about
the
action
of
'
th
former
Goternor
when
carrying
out
bis
duties
at
Kldean
Hall.
MX.
EVES.
ARE
TIKNED
THIS
WAV.
'
lrliier,
Kupert
Is'
surprising
the
people
of
Western
Canada
through
the
fart
that
she
Is
really
doing
business
and
making
a
mark
in
the
commercial
world.
All
ejes
are
turned
to
her
and
the
prospects
are
they
.will
turn
with
even
greater
surprise
before
the
season
end.
Another
grain
ship,
is
due
here
tomorrow
and
a
third
will
follow
In
a
few
days.
This
gralu
Is
going
to
the
I'nited
King,
dom
ami
shows
clearly
that
this
jMirt
Is
to
be
a
factor
in
the
grain
shipping
bul-nr
to
any
jiart
of
the
world
where
the
business
Iiappens
la
offer.
,
ESETIX
HAFETY
VALVE
FOR
1
HE
CROMER.
As
long
as
Vancouver
remained
the
only
uestern
ort,
there
was
danger
of
the
rates
being
raised
to
such
an
ritent
that
the
prairie
shipper
would
suffer
a
considerable
embargo.
Uy
having
the
ITinre
Kupcrt
ou)rtltMtii,
It
insures
that
the
Vancuuvcrltes
a
III
be
kept
at
the
lowest
figure
possible
and
the
farmers
on
the
prairie
will
benefit
accordingly.
In
that
way
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
Hill
soon
pay
for
Itself
in
benefit
to
the
grain
growers.
When
the
Edmonton
elevutor
a
built
there
was
a
lot
of
criticism
of
the
action
of
the
goeriiment
In
spending
so
much
money
there,
yet
the
first
year
It
was
the
means
of
saving
a
lot
of
damp
and
tough
grain
and
raising
the
grade
and
consequently
the
price
so
that
It
paid
for
Itself
almost
the
first
year
in
bene
fit
to
the
prairie
grain
growers.
The
advantage
of
a
new
Institution
must
not
always
be
Judged
by
direct
financial
results
but
by
the
benefit
to
the
staple
Industries
of
the
country
While
It
ts
a
good
tiling
for
us
to
have
the
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
It
Is
an
advantage
to
the
ieple
of
the
prairies
also
a
It
makes
an
outlet
for
their
grain
at
a
competitive
point
ana
it
is
useful
as
a
place
to
dry
the
damp
and
tough
grain
bf
which
there
Is
huh
uch
on
the
prairies
thl
season.
"
WHO
Is)
TO
DLAME
'.
r."
4
4.'
rOH
CONDITION?
Amiraiug
10
an
article
in
the
raciric
Fisherman
republished
In
this
paper
yesterday,
the
halibut
iioat
have
In
some
lnstauccs
been
able
to
discharge
their
call
lit-
lit
ketcnlkan.
slilo
th
fish
n
I-rlii
UmM
.
.
1-1..
r
-
-.
..
j.,
.
-
viiiHii
,1.
inirf
nnu
beat
the
time
It
Mould
take
If
the
fishing
boat
had
come
to
Prince
Rupert
di
a
ntr
a
mr
to.mchv
GRANT'S
Best
Procurable'
(THE
0R1CINAL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
boltUJ
uJ
Mtr4
by
VtflUat
Cnsl
It
Ssn.
Units.
OulxidKS
s4
BalnawClmlMst
UuiIUku,
Dsli-tnni-a-Ctstrow.
SmUskO.
Mli
Tim
fttlvejtiseinent
is
not
published
or
deployed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
'the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
FANCY
DRESS
BALL
TERRACE
IlKWlLllKKIMi
SPECTACLE
Of
ritET
IY
AMI
OKllllVvL
COSTl'MCH
AT
AVStAL
EVENT
lng
and
bewildering
spectacle.
The
Judges
were
Mr.
D.
D.
Munro
Miss
Peter.
3.
K.
Oordon
and
K.
i
Beech
cr.
Prices
vera
awarded
as
lol
low:
intend
to
settle.
t
Best
Dressed
Girl
Irene
Clayton
a
I
McLaren
The
Charleston
Kid."
I
rect.
This
may
lie
a
fairy
tale
but
If
It
Is
true
somebody
Is
scrlousl;
at
fault
In
I
Dt-
Turpel
has
rented
a
aulte
ol
the'
handling
of
the
local
business.
The
most
rapid
service
that
Is
possible
should
1
room"
1,1
tne
Sunlal
Block
wner
be
be
given
the
halibut
If
It
Is
to
reach
the
market
In
the
best
possible
condition
and
rrlnce.
Km
pert
on
account
of
her
position
should
he
able
to
handle
the
business
faster
than
unj
other
.
port.
r
will
have
his
office
and
living
rooms;
The
tennis
court
waa
badly
wrecked
by
the
severe
storm
ollast
week,
prac
tically
all
the
walls
being
demolished.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Carter
of
Amesbury
who
have
spent
the
paat
year
In
and
around
Terrace
left
on
Saturday
for
their
former
bom
In
Detroit.
Chas,
Dobie
ot
Copper
City
wa
In
j
town
on
Friday.
J.
Beckett
Thompson
of
Amesbury
waa
in
town
at
the
week
end.
C.
II.
Hearn,
R.'
Beecher
and
R.
Mc-
Rae
ol
the
L
It
else
Hatchery
were
In
town
lor
the
Canadian
Legion
dance
on
Friday
night.
"
P.
Morris
and
.three
daughters
ol
t
Prince
Rupert
spent
the
week
end
at
the
Terraoe
Hotel.
Miss
Opal
Cassell
left
on
Saturday
for
Pacific
to
visit
with
Mr.
Aeg.
Hogan.
A.
Bruce
Rupert.
lett
on
Monday
lor
Prince
BURNS
LAKE
The
Silver
Island
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
has
mad
two
excellent
strikesone
ot
lead,
1
THa
DAILY
HKWB
'XX'liSDAT.
OCTOBKR
lt5
cine
and
diver
and
the
other
or
grey
copper
carrying
heavy
value
In
gold,
i
)
Hirer,
lead
and
other
mineral
on
the
'
'mainland
rhore
of
Bablne
Lake
opposite
'
Bllver
Island.
R.
C.
Caaij-'ell-Jonnnon,
:
Vancouver
mining
engineer
ho
exam
I
lued
the
property
thla
summer,
reporu
!
'
that
-working
capital
cl
at
least
2S0.-
f
.000
wul
re
required
to
put
the
how
jtnga
ou
a
producing
baste.
1
Mr.
Gordon
B.
Robb
ha
returned
TERRACE.
Oct.
1.
-
The
Annual
'homp
aR
txtfaaed
vU1.
to
tne
i;rui
arena
uasqueraae
uance
u
neia
PLCjic
coast.
here
ou
frtday
evening.
October
15,
j
j
under
the
auaplcea
ol
the
Terrace)
Korman
Radley
ha
lett
lor
Prince
,
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
waa
Ceor
wnere
he
hiu
accepted
a
pol-
gieai
auccesa.
vwing
very
un-
Uon
wlth
v..
.
ftunan
Music
Store.
tavorable
weather
condition
the
at-i
1
tendance
wa
not
to
large
a
last
year.
R.
c.
o.Hara.
who
ha
been
tn
the
.
However
lorty-two
children
were
inCnlted
State
lnce
lat
pring
em-1
costume
and
presented
a
very
Interest-
(
ployed
on
a
urrey
party
near
Chicago,!
has
returned
here
to
vHlt
with
his
ipareuu
oeiore
pruceeaiug
va
vuuuiuu.
There
,
tail
ot
eight
inche
of
snow
here
last
aeck.
Fairy.
Big
game
hunter
are
beginning
to
Best
Dressed
Boy
Evelyn
Casscls
a
get
result
In
this
district.
Last
week
Indian.
'a
party
guided
by
Barney
Mulraney
Best
Dressed
Pair.
Sylvia
and
Oeorge
'obtained
a
biff
bull
moose
near
the
Monet
tan
as
Indian
Princess
an
3
Natauz.
U.
T.
Noun
and
William
Prince.
!Reld
shot
a
deer
apiece
on
Burns
Lake.
Most
Original
QUI.
Girlie
Cook
"II
The
local
Indian
brought
in
a
bear
Winter
Cooes."
I
which
waa
bagged
two
ml.es
out
on
th
Meat
Original
Boy
Tony
Hipp
FelUJ'
Burns
Lake-Endako
trU.
Many-big
the
Cat.
'game
hunters
are
now
enthusiastically
Best
Sustained
Character
Sophia
'joining
tn
the
chase.
Best
Comic
Boy
Freddie
Mlt
Organ
Jack
Barth.
who
wa
apprehended
Orinder.
Beit
Comic
Pair
Francis
and
Jimmy
Smith
as
Katzenjammer
Kids.
Best
Sentimental
Pair.
Ina
Smith
and
Doreen
WlUson
a
"Starlight
ando
Rosebud."
Best
Hallowe'en
Dress
Velma
Orelg
Pumpkin.
Best
Hallowe'en
Pair
Joyce
Cole
and
Barbara
Sherwood
as
Hallowe'en.
,
Most'
Original
Pair
Edith
and
Oordon
Little
Bride
.fend
Groom.
,
Most
Warlike
Phillip
Kenney
Pirate.
Most,
Seasonable
Helen
.
Smith
Autumn.
Best
-Pierrot
Pair
Roy
and
George
Ied.
Prize
were
donated
by
Capt.
J.
B.
Coltburst,
A.
Carr,
J.
K.
Cordon.
Mrs.
Lindsay.
Mrs.
Geo.
Keith,
L.
H.
Kenney,
Mr.
Sherwood,
Mra.
Frost,
Mr.
Rich
mond,
R.
W
Riley.
R.
W.
Clayton
and
J.
B.
Agar.
Music
was
furnished
by
the
Canadian
Legion
orchestra,
composed
of
Mrs,
Att-uood,
L.
H.
Krcney
and
C.
Toombs.
Retreshment
were
served
ta
the
down
tairs
hall
by
the
'Women'
Auxiliary
to
the
Legion
and
were
thoroughly
enjoy
ed
by
the
children
after
their
evening
fun-
TERRACE
Miss
Deacon
spent
the
week-end
with
Mrs.
,A.
T.
Wilson
nt
Remo.
Mrs.
U
Skinner
and
Miss
SIbary
of
Copper
City
were
in
town
on
Friday
night
and
attended
the
children's
fancy
Ores
ball.
Miss
Norma
Kenney
ol
Victoria,
ar
rived
on
Saturday
lor
a
visit
with
ber
brothers
L.
H.
and
E,
T.
Kenney.
Miss
Kenney
spent
some
time
here
a
lew
years'
ago
a
stenographer
in
the
office
of
George
Little,
.and
la
being
welcomed
back
by
many
friend.
8he
1
en
routs
home
to
Victoria
after
having
spent
several
months
visiting
Irlends
In
the
eastern
states,
in
Nova
Scotia
and
on
the
prairies.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sundal
moved
into
their
new
apartment
in
town
at
the
week
end.
T.
B
Marsh
returned
home
from
Cedarvale
on
Friday
and
left
on
Sunday
tor
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
and
Mr.
El
wood
T.
Brooks
left
on
Saturday
lor
the
Mayo
Clinic
at
Rochester.
Minn,
where
Mrs.
Brook
will
undergo
treatment
under
specialists.
Mr.
W.
H.
Watt-
and
daughter
of
Amesbury
spent
-
the
week
end
at
the
home
ot
her
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
L-
Frank.
.
-'.
i-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Gill
left
on
Bun
day
lor
Vancouver
and
from
there
will
later
go
on
to
California
where
they
near
here
on
a
charge
of
theft
from
C.
N.
R.
train,
wa
sentenced
by
Magistrate
Hosklns
at
Smlther
to
thirty
months
at
New
Westminster
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
O.
Murray
ol
Chicago
mad
a
trip
into
the
Lakes
district
last
week.
USE
OF
CHURCH
FOR
PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
IS
BEING
DISCUSSED
A
person
called
at
the
office
thU
morning
and
pointed
out
that
It
was
very
unfortunate
that
certain
critical
remarks
had
been
made
at
the
recent
School
Board
meeting
regarding
the
housing
fcl
the
.public
school
class
In
the
United
Church
building.
People
seemed
to
think
that
tb
School
Board
bad
rented
some
damp,
dark,
dismal
dungeon
ot
primeval
day.
Parent
who
have
visited
thl
room
have
found
a
ground
floor
room
with
high
celling
and
splendidly
lighted
by
lour
very
large
windows.
To
date
there
has
never
been
a
need
lor
-uilng
the
electric
light.
There
ts
no
sign
ot
leakage
or
seepage
In
celling
or
walla.
The
beating
I
en-
tirelr
adequate.
A
large
gymnasium
ta
always
open
'to
the
class
tor
plsy
purposes.
Indeed
the
School
Board
chairman,
the
secretary,
the
teacher,
the
scholars
and
the
parents
who
havt
taken
the
trouble
to
Investigate
are
enthusiastic
over
the
room.
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
GIVEN
LAST
NIGHT
BY
K.
OF
P.'S
An
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
wa
held
last
night
In
the
Boston
Hall
by
6kecna
Lodge.
Knight
ol
Pythias.
There
Were
twenty
tables
of
whist
and
the
price
winners
were:
Ladles
first.
Mr.
E.
Hudson;
ladies'
second,
Mrs.
E.
Large;
men'
first,
D.
McCorkltidale:
men'
second.
Eddie
Hudson.
After
cards,
refreshments
were
served
and
dancing
followed,
music
being
by
Arthur's
Orchestra.
W.
Burken
wa
master
of
ceremonies
and
M.
U
Stepp
presided
at
the
door.
The
committee
In
charge
consisted
of
M.
L.
Btepp.
H.
M.
Blake
and
W.
Bur-
ken,
assisted
by
a
ladles'
committee
comprising
Mrs.
Stepp.
Mr.
O.
W.
JchnstODe
andtMrs.
v'
..
Large.
A
Mr?
.IKITEl,
AKKIVAI4
rrllMTj
RUerti
('
O.
A.
'Hope.
Mr.
and
Ufa,
'j.
H.
Taylor
and
Roy
C
Wright,
Vancouver;
C.
I.
Brown.
Victoria;
Mr
and
Mra.
T.
B.
Campbell,
Hazelton,
R,
Q,
Johnston,
In
Is
It
Worth
50
Cents?
"
Money
can't
boy
anything
elae
like
thl
wonderful
herbal
Zam.Hu.,
It'l
simply
priceless
'
"
say
one
enthusiastic
mother.
For
Injuries,
Zam-Buk
Is
the
Indiapen-uble
ever-ready
healer,
Where
ther
is
any
skin
or
scalp
disease,
Zam-Dak
1
magical
la
extracting
germi
and
poisonous
Impurities
and
growing
new
healthy
skin.
Being
prepared
exclusively
from
pure
refined
herbal
essences,
all
highly
concentrated,
Zam-Buk
retaina
lis
medicinal
virtue
indefinitely,
It
never
goe
rated
cd
uele
like
laity
salve
and
ointment
do.
Vet,
wbilat
so
much
rrors
fr,
purer
and
reliable,
berba!
Zam-Buk
cost
no
mora
to
buy.
From
Stadaeona
St
Montreal.
Mr.
Villier.
write
.
'
For
healing,
give
ma
Zam-Huk1
It
i
the
finest
thing
I
know,
It
aved
me
from
a
poioned
hand,
rid
my
thre
children
(
calp
eora.
and
healed
my
husband'
badly
crushed
finger
H
wouldn't
be
without
it
at
mny
rice.
Oet
a
80c
box
to-dy,
or
for
FREE
SAMH.E
mention
papw
nclos
lc,
stamp
to
ZaovHuk
Co.,
Toronto.
TamBttK
rKBjajgaksM
ernes:
A.
E.
Noel,
Balmoral.
aoy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Psuly.
Cedarvale:
.liouiaa
J.
Fletcher.
Sin
Francisco;
Mia
.Vatson,
Ales
McDonald
and
E
W.
C
-tllea.
city;
T.
B.
HaUlweli.
Terrace.
T.
i
i.
Bonalio.
Balmoral;
O.
P.
Johnson,
idmonton.
1
Central
'
E.
Mlkkelsorg.
SeatUe:
W.
F
Taylor.
Prank
Duggan
and
W.
H
Thorne.
C.
A.
II
,
MINlltJU.
AC
CsrtlfksU
of
lprt(nsnl.
Winn
t'rai'lioaal
No.
t.
Anyot
ud
J
1
.ill
MiiM-rsI
1
laiRis.
si
1
us
U-
In
thr
Atlia
tiuinr
tHvisU
uf
1
he
-isr
lustnri,
Isiul
one
Uilir
up
strrsui
Ir-nu
tb
bouiu
f
Winn
ftiter.
TAkE
VlTli.E
that
Tlw
Klirioeer
Cold
line
Ltd..
Inc..
rw
Miner
irtlfirsie
10.
JTwi:,
'SlMid.
sixty
rt)S
fnsn
ttr
lte
ucreor
.to
p'ly
10
Hw
lnin
Uf
iril-r
rr
cerlirM-te
of
improvenienl,
or
the
purpose
of
iblsimn-
;ruwn
rant
of
toe
above
claim.
and
further
lake
nuiire
that
rilun,
ud
lr
neriinn
H.
must
be
cunuuenrrd
before
ne
itse
of
sum
Cerlificaie
uf
In
pro-orni
HATCH
till
Id
day
hi
Sept-ndwr.
.lt
'
H.
McN.
FRASER.
Agent
MINCftAL
ACT.
Csrllflcat
f
Impretsmsnl
nweepsiake
.Mi.
4,
werpiae
5o.
I
rirllunai
and
Srt-tke
o.
Frac
U.iial
Mussral
rjaims,
Miusie
In
I
be
Allin
41niiir
Itt
lsaii
of
(
aiar
lusiri't.
Wlwn-
lM-led:-
tt
lde
or
Tku
Ann,
ii-sr
ilieep
i:rek.
TAkt
.MUTHt:
tbt
Hetlnsld
sytnes,
1
n-ruier
nd
siiii-iiiir.
of
I0
Wul
l-en
:
tor
L.
Vsm-ouvrr,
Hrltlth
Columlila.
-l
1
iitr
nl
for
tiwecpsiakes
Mining
Cor-1
.xmSUod
rree
Miner1
trtiru-ie
o.
I
I3tal,
Intend,
till)
djjr
frtn
llie
dat'l
irrenf.
lu
appl
111
the
Mtmn
Herurder1
or
rtlf
kales
of
Improvemrni.
for
ln
;Hirpose
of
'ibliinina
i;rt'n
Urania
of!
lie
above
rtalina.
ami
Fi
nriim
take
notice
tht
ae-
un
under
rnnn
as
must
l
ctmiiwnrfd
,
lM-rore
tne
issue
or
surn
cenuirsie
01
improvement.
i'ATtli
Ihn
tat
day
of
Sepiember.
A.D
itti.
m
MINCMAL
ACT
wsrtlficat
of
lmprtmnt.
Brownie
Ho.
i.
lot
4
..
Mineral
Claim,
filiate
In
IIh
Allin
Mmln
Division
of
tlx
Uaiar
Unmet,
on
tm
Wet
Arm
of
Ta-mm
Arm.
about
lture
quariars
of
a
mile
p
lira
in
frin
the
ns.utrj
of
Winn
Hlver.
TAkE
sjfiriCK
Inat
I.
C.barle
E.
Ollmore.
IW
Afliief
Certiririte
Xn.
19711,
intend,
mljr
davw
from
tbe
date
hrroof.
to-
apply
:o
tlif
Minlnt
Iterorder
fur
a
Cerilflnle
f
Inipruvemettta,
Tor
the
fmriNiae
of
oli
alnina
a
i:rown
Orant
of
the
klsive
claim.
Arul
furtber
taken
tuitlre
tint
action,
.inder
section
tl.
must
t
rnmnH-nced
be.
i.irs
llm
Issue
cf
aurh
CertlfH-ite
ot
Im-lroveinent.
fiATr.O
thl)
ill
day
of
September,
A.D
m
H
MrX.
rilAgrtt,
Agent.
MINIRAL
ACT
Oartlflcata
f
mprovmnt.
Brownie
No.
I
Miners)
Claim,
altnale
in
the
Atlin
Minliur
UivUion
or
the
r:alar
Dtslricl.
on
Waun
Hlver,
adjiilning
and
to
the
uriiith
of
hrownle
No.
4
M.C
TAKE
MiTir.f-
tr.it
I,
Junes
H.
Kershaw,
Tree
Miner's
certiricale
to.
fvsei,
intend,
sixty
days
from
the
dale
hereof,
to
applf
in
Hit-
Mlnlnr
Iterorder
fur
Certificate
r
lriirovinent),
for
the
purpose
uf
ob
Ulninr
a
crown
Grant
of
the
alsive
claim.
And
furtiM-r
take
nulee
that
action,
un
iler
lerlimi
Al,
must
be
rntninenred
before
I
ho
issue
of
such
Certiricale
of
linpruve-
tlHMlt.
HATED
tblf
11
day
ol
September,
A.D.
l.fA.
W
MrW,
H-BAr.n.
A
rent.
NOTICC
Or
INTENTION
TO
ARPLV
FOR
LEAK
In
the
Land
leeordlnv
tilttrlcl
of
Atlln
Mininr
lilvislmi
nf
Cassiar
IHstrlct,
TAKE
.NOTICE
tint
the
Elivlliwr
Oold
Mines,
Lilt.
Inc.,
a
registered
nilnltix
nun-pany
iipcrslintt
within
the
1'rovlm-e
of
Brl.
tlli
'oliirnlna,
ocruiiatluti,
a
iiunltiir
roin.
pany,
Intends
to
t'i
ly
for
forrsimre
Urate
ur
the
rollowinir
doarrltied
landsr
-
Cfinuiienrliir
at
a
tmst
pTmiied
tbnoi
100
feet
distant
in
an
Msterljr
dlrerun
fnmi
the
North
West
rnmer
(if
IM
411,
ky
lark
MliM-rnl
Claim,
altuated
at
the
luniith
r
W'stin
litvpr.
in
Takn
Ann
of
Tairiih
lake,
tt-nce
in
a
Nnrttierly
rtirrrtlnii
til
ri.
llienee
Easterly
toil
foci,
tli(-iic
Southerly
10
feel
more
or
less
to
hirh
water
niark,
thenre
Weaterly
100
rest
nmrr
or
less
to
point
or
roiiiiiieneeiur-nt
and
ronlaliiliiA
li
t
arre
more
or
less.
Located
this
1
6th
day
nf
An
rust.
ism.
(Slrtwdl
If.
McN,
F11AHF.ll.
H
C.
t.
Avenl
,
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Land
In
Prince
rmpert
Land
Jiernrdtur
Ms
Irlet,
and
situate
at
J
eel
ay
HarlHir
Cuecn
Charlotte
Islands,
TAkE
,(JTICt
that
Somerville
Cannery
Mended
cipattftc
(IcmiadianJ
vaiuiv
Steamship
and
1
ram
.
.
.
j
.-
...
.
,
1
1
Service
stuiuaa
rrito
rmkee
nurtRT
fr
va.coovi,
vicros-i.
itarru
rsrll
TMUPttDAV
an
tUNDAV.
11X0
pjn.
l-t
ASJYOX
WCOSJUDAV
It
r
ITgWAUT
ATUDr
101
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rmsaCI
JOHSJ
t
T
VANCOUVgR
tl
QV(ll
CMAMLOTTt
IsUa
fsrtiilfhil-.
PAItCNatai
TRAIN!
LCAVg
rRINCK
RIUMRT
411?
rtevf4
II.J0
.
fur
PRiNCg
OlOROt.
tonORTOR,
wiRNirga,
ail
?
n
u-
Canada,
DlilteO
SUIes.
Asr
H
Otss
tUsmaait
Llats.
L'e
Canadiao
.launnsl
EapreM
lor
Moey
oriiers,
f'wrr.ra
.
also
for
vihii
ix
it
stiipnieat.
citr
TUttt
orfits,
tn
Toif
rrt
Rt.
m
tn.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
T
Ketchikan,
Wraitsall,
Junu
an
ttsfwar
(ssi.
,
iy,
W
Oct
t.
'.
T
Vanour,
Victoria
sad
taatlls
U
4,
It,
1j
Oct.
1,
It.
iX
PRINCgM
BgATWtCt.
0mit
Rli,
an
Vsncw
'
Rat
1
1
a.a.
fee
Bwtaoaia,
,tl
Bll
Ball,
Ossan
gall,
Rama,
AUrt
i
Aaey
fr
all
atMintkl
Lias.
H
kafs
ssthta
!
W.
a
OKCMARD
Rsosrsl
0re
f
tk
trsst
M
tn
Avsaus,
Rflsss
Rsrt,
BX.
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aaillnta
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rum
rrtare
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r
VANOOUVBR.
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ana
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Bat.
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f
VRNOOUVtlt.
VIOTORIA.
Alset
Bf,
and
lISM
,
Batrl,
"
foe
PORT
BiaariON
an
Nasi
Rivae
CsnH.
Thsrsday
sun.
e
rORT
rsarOR.
ARVOX.
ALICE
ARM..
f
TC
WART.
.ias.
a.sv
123
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R.
M.
IITH,
Assat
Prist
R
upset,
Omnixny.
ltd
.
Vnnxinver
fl.r.
or.-upatluu
Fih
rark.i..
inirnilt
!
apply
rut
a
!
(If
the
rnltiiwint
desrrllird
Units
i
immriii
iitr
al
a
post
I'lanted
at
the
wilitlwsrl
rnmer
nf
llie
1i.n
Mineral
claim.
fullKwina'
the
eierh
iHiumiary
in
I
Hiirllierlv
(llrrriinn
i
chains,
llienre
iiortlwasterly
tl
eluiina
lu
tiiali
wate
mark;
thcm-i-
similieaslerb
alunit
llie
blah
water
mark
I.
Iisins.
itM-nee
southwest
ei
ly
1
1
ehsins,
more
nr
less,
li
the
tniiiit
uf
I'liiiiiiM-neetiwiil,
and
rotitaming
It
aeres,
niuri
m
less
0OMEIIVU.I.G
r.AINEftV
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f
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Mather'.
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Mihlenilier
lli.
mtA.
MotW
otpoclal
S'
Uk.lt
for
call,
ran
a
it
takaw
U
placo
of
lnbar
Local
Druggists
Have
Modern
Remedy
for
Celds
A
Vaporising
Salvo
which
la
Rubbed
Ovr
Throat
and
Cht
for
Colds,
When
Vicb
VapoRub,
tlie
"external"
method
of
treating
sore
threat,
bronchitis,
deep
clicst
colda,
or
croup,
it
applied
over
throat
or
chest,
the
ingredient,
arc
released
at
vapor,
by
the
body
heat.
These
vapore.
inhaled
with
each
breath
carry
the
medication
directly
to
the
affected
air
pasffflca,
loosening-
the
phlcETO
and
relieving
the
congestion.
At
the
same
time
Vicka
acta
a
a
counter-irritant,
stimulatinc
the
tkln,
and
thua
helps
tlie
vapors
inhaled
to
bnak
up
the
inllammatlon.
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usually
rclicred
over
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