THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER
33,
1B2.
New
Prices
Waitham
Watches
Thee
an
(lie
new
r-rluccd
price
for
mnvemcnln
which
can
hp
filled
into
nny
cnn
ilclrr-d.
Vanguard,
23
jewel
$58.00
Crescent,
CI
Jewel..
$50.00
JlivrrHlile,
I'J
jewel
$45.00
1.
llarifeil,
;
Jewel
$24.00
Itcilnr,
IT
Jewel..
$22.75
15
jewels
$18.50
7
jewels
$11.50
TliU
I
the
regular
men'
Mfce.
If
inlerexleil
we
are
glad
(o
how
you
olher
size
and
f
radon.
.
I
Jewellers
tilt
STORE
WIIH
THE
CLOCK
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15c
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Special
lea
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fui
Trimmings
at
low
price
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Neil
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave..
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
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LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
M.
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Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
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or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
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In
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and
Furniture
Eevlnn.
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Wo
nro
manufacturing
rough
niul
ilresM'd
lnrn-Iter
Kilae
grain
boat
reilnr.
Halibut
and
salmon
boxes.
Ask
For
Prices
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Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
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RORIE
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
rteceivcr.
Liquidator,
Trustee,
&c.
Phone
387
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West
i'Iunoh
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IX
HOOK
OTTAWA,
Sept.
23
The
remarkable
frat
of
the
entire
federal
election
goo
to
the
credit
of
Louis
Auger,
of
Hawkes-bury,
Out.,
a
23-year-old
professor
of
Ottawa
University,
and
a
member
of
the
Twentieth
Century
Boclety,
an
Ot-J
tewa
Liberal
organization
for
young
men.
says
an
article
In
The
Ottawa!
Journal.
I
Elected
to
the
House
of
Commons
for
Prescott
in
the
sixteenth
parliament
o:
Canada,
Mr.
Auger,
will
be
undoubtedly
the
youngest
member
ever
to
sit
in
that
House.
His
victory
over
the
other
twal
liberal
candidates,
R.
Labrosse
and
Oustave
Evanturel,
former
member,
and
over
Dr.
It,
H.
Klrby.
Conservative
candidate,
is
an
achievement
In
Itself.
Itllllktll
A
I.UIOKLK
But
the
chief
feature
of
the
Liberia
i
member's
election
is
hi
conauest
of
circumstance
and
of
youth
In
attaining
lo
the
sest
of
government.
To
obtain
an
education.
Louis
Auger,
as
a
lad.
studied
hsrd
at
the
lower
schools
and
won
an
opportunity
to
attend
Ottawa
University.
He
worked
a
laborer
and
In
other
humble
capacities
to
make
attendance
at
the
university
possible.
Graduating
wtln
honors
be
commenced
to
teach
at
U
university
while
he
put
himself
through
lor
law.
Mr.
Auger
first
associated
himself
with
politics
after
the
election
of
Oct.
ober
1925.
He
became
an
officer
u!
the
Twentieth
Century
Boclety,
an
of-ganlzaUon
for
young
men
formed
for
political,
purpose
by
s-
number
t
prominent
Ottawa
women.
Those
who
launched
the
society
In
cluded
Mr.
Norman
P.
Wilson.
Mr,
i
Charles
II.
Tborburn.
Miss
Belcourt,
(Mrs.
H.
J.
Cloran,
Mis
Helen
DohertT
iand
Mr
other.
Auger
wm
be
the
first
member
of
the
Toung
Men's
Liberal
Association
to
be
elected
to
parUitaent
He
Is
exceedingly
popular
in
his
home
town,
and
with
studenu
at
Ottawa
University.
He
wUI
probably
continue
his
work
at
the
university
and
later
expect
to
be
called
to
the
bar.
MIA
I
K
TOMtir.ll
OKATOIt
Llbersls
always
prophesied
his
elec.
tlon
in
Prescott.
He
Is
of
a
charming
I
personality
and
a
veritable
"silver
jtongued
orator."
I
Louis
Auger
ws
the
seventh
of
IS
I
children,
having
eight
brother
and
'set
en
sisters.
His
parents
are
still
silt
'and
in
the
best
of
health.
He
wa
iboru
at
Contrecoeer.
Verchere
county.)
!
In
Quebec,
but
his
fsmlly
moved
to
Hawkesbury.
Out-
16
years
ago.
Educated
at
the
Orey
Nuns
separate
school
at
Hawkeebury.
he
went
to
Ottawa
Um-j
iverslty
at
the
age
of
IS,
and
graduated
tin
the
das
of
St
with
honor.
He
I
1st
present
a
professor
In
classics.
Ian-jguages
and
mathematics.
I
In
an
Interview
Mr.
Auger
said
his
I
chief,
ambition
was
to
'serve
my
coun-;
try
to
the
best
of
rhy
ability."
He'
make
little
of,
the
manner
In
which
;
he
won
for
himself
an
education,
at
;
though
he
admit
working
a
a
labonr
'tor
the
Hawkesbury
Lumber
Company.
I
Rlordon
Lumber
Company
and
other
concerns
and
wlUi
doing
odd
Jobs
and
other
work
"as
long
a
It
wa
honest.
TEA
AND
SALE
Mrs.
J.
Held
l
lli.te
at
Affair
llelng
Held
This
Afternoon
by
Moo
Women
With
Mr.
J.
Field
a
convenor,
a
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooMng
I
being
held
this
afternoon
In
the
Moose
Hall
by
the
Women
of
the
Mooseheart
lglon.
Mrs.
CANCSLLATIONOF
NESIRVt
MITICR
IS
IlliREHY
OIVEM
that
there-erva
etIMInr
over
Lot
1(07,
CaiaKr
Uls-Irlti,
Is
rsncellcrt.
...
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands.
Laiuis
Department,
i
icicinas
ii.
I,,
fglh
lime.
I
By.
R.
iNADt.N,
MINERAL
ACT
.rtl(lcsts
of
lmprvmat.
Brownie
Mi.
4.
Lot
44.
Mineral
tlilm.
Millie
In
the
A
1
1
1
n
Mniln
l)lTllnti
(t
the
csinr
lilstrlrt,
n
llie
vn
Ann
of
T-Knn
M'lii.
shiiul
three
unariers
of
a
tnllv
ul
.treaiu
frtlii
tln
iihiiiiIi
nf
Winn
HUer.
TtKK
Mil
I
IF.
thai
I,
lliarle
K.
tillim.re,
Free
Miner'
Orlirirale
Mo.
074,
Intend,
nlttv
(lavs
from
the
tlle
hereor.
In
apply
o
ih'
Minlht
IteeiirOer
fur
a
Orlltli'.HC
.
of
Iniprnvenii'iit',
for
llm
tnirMe
of
oh-
,
titlnliiar
Crowh
Or
mi
I
nr
Hip
shove
rlilm.
Anil
fiirther
lakt'ii
Ml
lie
thai
action,
miller
seeilnn
CS.
mut
be
niininencert
be-tntr
thn
la.ne
of
such
lYrtlflrite
of
I
lit
-
I
pmvpnient.
.
,
H.
McX.
FRASEn,
A.ent,
PAOE
FIVE
print
ir
nriT.RT
fih.U
elevator
Everything
la
In
readiness
tor
rrlvt
bf
grln
which
Jeft
Edmonton
yesterdy.
YOUNG
ORATOR
WAS
ELECTED
Jack
Ratchford
I
In
charge
of
Uiummer
reporter
seized
on
the
phrase
home
cooking
table
with
Mr.
P.
J.
("The
Oloomj
Dean,"
and
worked
It
over-Ryan
presiding
over
the
tea
table.
time,
much
to
the
Dean'
Irritation.
FRENCH
WOMEtf
STILL
ARE
WEARING
KNICKERS'!:
I'm-iI
It'll
li
lor
Afternoons
and
Cor
llanr-lug
In
I'url
Till
tall
PARIS,
Sept.
23
Wltcoat
and
knickerbockers
for
women
(till
hold
their
sway,
even
when
the
swing
ot
the
fashion
pendulum
is
towards
more
feminine
styles.
The
French
word
"Ollet"
sounds
a
little
less
aggressively
masculine
than
the
English
"wslstcoat,"
just
ss
the
French
waistcoat
is
less
masculine
In
appearance
than
the
Eutylsh'ohe.
The
Ollet
is
seen
In
leather,
suede,
velvet,
satin
and
lace.
Nothing
I
more
In
the
not
of
the
hour
than
a
mat
of
ENGLISH
LADY
FLYER
WEARS
TAILOR
MADE
SUIT
IN
THE
PLANE
PARIS.
Sept
23.
wanted
the
worst
wsy
to
msrry
j
jperhap
he
1
getting
back
at
them
In
jtb
book,
(or
while
he
view
with
alarm
nearly
all
present
tendencies
In
Eng
land,
which
he
aav
Is
"Finished,"
be
even
more
severe
with
America
and
American.
The
French
aim
fare
badly
In
hi
criticism.
black
cloth
with
velvet
collar
anT
pock-
I
jComPOUIMl
tts,
worn
over
a
cloth
skirt
and
velvet
waistcoat,
under
which
there
Is
a
silk
shirt
with
long
sleeves.
In
white
satin.
fastened
with
diamond
buttons,
the
waistcoat
la
seen
with
the
female
dinner
Jacket,
and
In
suede
It
is
worn
over
a
white
tennis
frock.
Knickers
are
not
limited
to
tweeds
for
the
Moors.
They
are
being
worn
for
afternoons
and
evenings
end
for
dancing.
When
worn
with
a
aklrt.
they
match
It
and
are
fastened
below
the
knee
with
a
buckle
and
strsp.
In
satin
and
silk,
they
have
jewelled
clasps.
Leather
is
considered
good
enough
for
tweeds.
When
worn
without
a
skirt,
a
long
coat
reaching
to
the
knee
Is
used;
so
long
that
It
Is
only
when
the
wearer
Is
seated
that
It
can
be
seen
that
ahe
Is
wearing
knickers,
a
th
coat
fall
slightly
ppen.
Market
Prices
urn
i:k
Brookfleld,
Shamrock
and
Woodland.
2
lbs.
..,
.:.
85c
E.OD,
2
lb
85c
Capltsl,
2nd
grade,
lb.
I
40c
Fraser
Valley,
lb.
?
4Se
LAItO
Pure
28c
.
.
...
.
....
I
"
.
V
25c
ciikkm:
J
Ontario
solids
.
30c
Stilton,
lb
35c
Kraft
45e
Norwegian
Goat
85c
Napoleon
Llmberger
70s
Roquefort
75c
twin"
Buttercup,
lb
45c
Oorgonzola,
lb.
75c
McLaren'a
Cream,
jars
....
45c
and
5c
Oruyere
50c
Oolden
Lea,
lb
45e
COO
B.C.
fresh,
pullet
8Ce
to.C.
fresh,
first
65c
B.C.
fresh,
extras
"
60e
I-ocal
hew
laid
..."
85c
and
70c
Alberta
fresh,
second
40c
VLOKT.UtlX?.
New
beet,
bunch
5c
BeeU.
e
lb
25c
100
lb
S2.7S
New
carrots,
bunch
5c
B.C.
Carrots,
lb.
.
3C
100
lbs
tx
.i.
$2.25
Rutebagas,
0
lb.
.I..1
25c
100
lb
12.75
Radishes,
bunch
5c
New
potatoes.
10
lb
25c
The
young
English
,
Potatoes,
100
lbs
12.00
flyer.
Mrs.
Eltott
Lynn,
who
made
such
Fancy
B.C.
tomatoes',
per
lb
10c
a
good
showing
si
the
"economic
light
.
.Tomatoes,
-
per
basket
plane
International
meeting
that
ha
Watercress,
bunch
"...
Just
closed
at
Orly.
outside
Paris,
a
ton-
,'oreen
peppers.
2
lb.
.
Uhed
the
public
by
flying
escb
dsy
In
,
Cucumbers,
each
.
.
.
;
Hubbard
squash.
Ib.
BIRMINGHAM.
Eng..
Sept.
23.
Sixty-.!
citron,
lb.
woman
hardly
out
of-
her
teens,
did
not
sweet
Potatoes,
2
lbs.
Indicate
stability
of
nature
to
enlist
the
jgg
plant,
2
lb
police
court
aid
In
furthering
a
mar-
,
pickling
cucumbers.;
lb.
40c
........
10c
25c
10c
and
15c
a
taUor
made
costume,
navy
blue,
with
j
Parsley,
bunch
fic
clocbe-shaped
beige
felt
hat
and
the
,
Mint,
bunch
'
)
.
.
5c
fashionable
flesh-colored
aUk
stockings,
,
Leeks,
2
bunches
15c
Instead
of
the
usual
aviation
comblna-
:
Cauliflower.
B.C.,
head
25c-35c
t
lotis,
leather
helmet
and
heavy
gogglea.
Corn
on
the
cob,
dozen
40c
She
waa
the
only
woman
competitor
Oreen
onions,
dozen
25c
and
wa
first
In
three
of
the
seven
Terrace
cabbage,
lb
trials
but
lost
point
during
the
speed
B.C.
.head
lettuce
trial
by
the
cracking
ot
a
cylinder.
i
Oarllc.
imported,
per
lb.
.
.
.
.
-
.
'
B.C.
Cooking
onions,
6
lb.
.
HAD
69
LOVERS
AND
ir2
NnWWnt
in
MADDV
Vegetable
marrow,
lb
MUII
IIUULU
lllAlllll
're
tlage
ot
the
girl.
Thos.
Oranter,
20,
pickling
.anions
3
lb.
,
.
.it
.v.
,
we
wm.sw
K
her
kit
but
1
1
1
'
A
6c
lOe
40c
15c
25c
25c
Ac
25c
1e
,
7c
nine
love
affairs
In
the
life
ot
young
,
pumDkln.
lb
7c
25o
35c
15c
35c
nis
parents
objected.
The
youth
had
Ifwamrec
Valetirlas.
doi':.'
IV
In
lie
th
mother
hailed
Into
court
to
show
j
tmoni
'Sunkiat.;
dc.
$S
25C
and
35C
cause
why
consent
should
not
be
given;
I
California
Vp(
fruft.
3ror)
J
.
.
.
3So
The
mother
testified
that
the
girl
told
:
Banana,
a
lb,
for
....
.V.
35c
her
that
her
son
waa
the
69th
man
she,
Candled
honey
25c
had
gone
around
with.
Young
Oranter
.
Extracted
honey,
lb
25e
and
4cv
first
met
her
at
a
dance
hall
at
Easter,
j
Apples,
Mcintosh
Red
12
M
The
court
decided
that
five
months
wa
Apple,
Wcslthles
S2
85-
mucn
too
snort
a
period
for
me
engsge-
I
Apples,
Qravensteina
2.50
ment
and
refused
the
parent
to
permit
1
cookllng
apple
11.95
the
wedding.
SCOTTISH
DIVINE
.
WILL
VISIT
CANADA
OLASOOW.
Sept.
23.
The
Very
Rer,
Jmel
Harvey,
D.D..
Clerk
of
the
Oen-
eral
Assembly
and
Ex-Moderator
of
tl
(United
Free
Church
of
Scotland,
I
;
calling
for
Canada
ahorUy
to
attend
aerie
of
conventions
in
the
United
I
Church
ot
Canada.
TORONTO,
Sept.
23.
United
Churl
h
office
here
announce
Dr.
Harvey's
engagements
at
Dominion
and
World
Service
Conference
as
follows:
Ontario
and
Quebec
at
Toronto.
October
5-7.
Marltlmes
at
Halifax,
October
12-K;
Manitoba
at
Winnipeg,
October
19-211
Saskatchewan
In
Saskatoon,
Octobor.
96-28;
Alberta
at
Edmonton,
November
2-4;
British
Columbia,
November
8-tl.
1
DEAN
INGE
WRITES
BOOK
NAMED
ENGLAND
LONDON,
Sept.
23.
-England,'
a
new
book
to
be
published
by
Dean
Inge
la
not
likely,
from
what
one
hear
ot
It
theme,
to
cause
the
public
to
drop
the
"gloomy"
epithet
a
applied
to
the
distinguished
preacher
ot
St.
Paul'
Cnthe-dral.
Whsu
Dean
Ing
was
In
Nw
York
laal
I
Canteloupea,
each
15c
Peaches,
case
11.45
Italian
prunes,
crate
85c
Ooroanuts,
each
20c
and
26o
j
BAKE
YOUR
OWN
U
BREAD
8
i
WITH
t
Gffie
standard
cfQiicUtty
for
over
soy
ears
The
Well-Managed
Home
THE
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchas-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
bus
iness
principles
in
order
to
make
the
most
of
the
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
.
purchrsing.
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
greatest
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read.f
the
advertisements.
Advertisements
tell
you
what
is
new
and
good
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvement
and
inventions
to
make
your
home
life
easier,
more
com-fortable
and
more
convenient
They
give
you
information
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
usejul
and
interesting.
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
mem-
h
her
of
the
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
for
the
family's
welfareshould
make
a
habit
of
reading
the
ads.
Read
the
advertisements
in
order
to
buy
wisely
Honey
Dew
melon,
each
45c
'
Pork,
leg
Casaba
melon,
lb
10c
'
Beet,
pot
roast
Pears.
Bartlett,
case
OKIEII
IKL'ITH
Dates,
bulk,
3
lbs,
Dates,
Dromedary
Raisins,
bulk,
lb
Raisins,
package,
Ib.
Cluster
raisins,
lb
Lemon
and
orange
peel
....
Citron
peel
Black
cooking
tig
30c
and
25c
White
tig,
lb:
15c
Table
figs,
Ib
25c
Currants
22ftc
Prune
.....v.
4
15c-25c
Apples
i.
.........
I.
,
v.
...
.
25c
Peaches,
peeled
35o
Apricot,
lb
40c
j
XIIT8
,
I
Almond,
shelled
Valencia
75c
Brazil
and
fUberta
1
5c
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
50c
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
65c
Almonds
35c
Peanuts
20c
Manchurtan
walnuts
25c
California
walnuta
45c
No.
1
mixed
nuts
35c
SK1AII
White,
per
100
S7.10
Yellow,
per
100
S6
60
FLOUR
'
Flour,
49's.
No.
1
hard
wheat
12.78
Pastry
flour,
10'a
65c
Pastry
flour,
49'
12.80
FISH
Halibut,
Ib
25c
Salmon,
red
spring,
Ib.
25c
Salmon,
white
spring
12)ic
Smoked
kippers,
lb.
15c
Kippered
salmon.
Ib
25c'
Smoked
black
cod,
lb
22
He
Finnan
haddles,
Ib
20c
Salt
mackerel,
lb
25c
Eastern
salt
herring.
2
tor
25c
Salt
codfish
fillets,
lb
30c
Boneless
salt
cod
bricks,
lb.
......
25c
MEATS
Fowl,
No.
1
lb
35c
to
40c
Roasting
chicken,
lb
45c
to
50c
Ilem.
sliced,
first
grade
60c
I
Ham,
whole,
first
grade
50c
Ham,
picnic,
lb
35c
(Cottage
rolls,
lb
40c
Bacon,
back,
sliced
55c
I
Bacon,
side
50c
to
65c
Pork,
dry
salt
35c
Ayrshire
bacon,
Ib
45c
Veal,
shoulder
25c
Veal,
loin
,
40c
Veal,
leg
40c
Pork,
shoulder
30o
Potk,
loin
t
4
40
1325
Beef,
boiling
:
Beef,
steak
.
35c
i
Beef
.roast,
prime
rib
.
.
25c
Lamb,
chops
,
.
20c
j
Lamb,
shoulder
.
.
25c
I
Mutton.
leg
.
25c
'
Lamb,
leg
30c
50c
Mutton,
chop
.
Mutton
shoulder
Wheat,
No.
5
..,
Oats
Bran
Shorts,.
Middling
Barley
Poultry
mash
.
.
.
Special
eggmash
.
Oyster
shell
.
.
.
Scratch
food
Beef
scrap
IEEII
42c
48c
40c
sdc
100
lbs.
..
13.10
..
$3.60
...
12.00
..
12.10
12'jc
to
18c
10c
to
12c
j
.
25c
to
40c'
NOTICE
M
tllK
MATtF.lt
ot
sn
appliritlon
for
the
lue
ur
I'ruflskMtal
Certirirate
or
Title
roe
Lota
rive
(5)
and
U
(,
Block
thirty-two
(3.
erihm
one
tl),
aty
ot
I'rince
lutpert,
Map.
VJJ.
atliifartory
priof
of
the
hi
of
tni
Cerlirit-ale
ot
Title
covering
the
above
land
liavhiK
been
pOMluied
to
me,
II
I
tn.v
in-Irntlon
tu
l.ue
arier
the
eplrtilon
of
(Ii
month
fnmi
the
rirsl
pulilicalloti
hereof.
rrovUlonal
Cerlttlrate
of
Title
In
the
shove
land
in
the
name
of
II..
U
IWIIII.IK
The
urlrliial
Certirirate
of
Title
I
dated
the
lt
March,
lU,
nd
I
tium-tretl
Itll-I,
11,
r.
MM
i.r.iin.
Ileglflrar
tit
Title.
Land
llerlslry
Offlre,
Print
KuM-rt,
B,
C.
tli
Snteiiilier,
f
.
NOTICE
Oe"
INTKNTION
To
APLV
row
LEASE
III
the
Land
Recording
Dlstrlrl
of
Atlln
M
Inlittr
Mii.liin
ot
css.lsr
lH'irlct.
T.UK
MllTICE
that
th
Enitlneer
Oold
Mines,
Ltd..
liic
a
renUlered
mining
eoni-
pany
operating
within
lite
rrwvince
or
nri
11.
ii
nuliitiiliis.
iM-i-unatioii.
a
mlnlnr
com
IKiiiy,
Intend
to
apply
for
forenlnire
!
nt
tlM-
following
tle.iiltied
lanJii
r.iiiitotw-itir
.1
a
iuk.1
nlantMl
about
&00
feet
tllMlnl
In
n
r:lerlT
dlreellen
fnH
the
orlh
Went
corner
or
Lot
43J.
Skylark
Mhi-r.l
rijlm.
siinated
at
the
mouth
or
Wann
Hirer,
on
Takti
Ann
or
Tl-h
Lake,
t.en
in
a
Northerly
illrertkin
SJI
feet,
lltenee
Hasterly
100
feel,
the-
Southerly
150
feet
Inure
or
less
lo
htrto
water
mark,
tlience
Westerly
l0
feet
mm
nr
lets
In
ixilht
of
rtmimeneemenl
anu
coniaintlig
n
a
acres
imire
or
ie..
,
Localed
this
llh
day
of
Angiisl,
1941,
it.n.,tv
il
ur
rnlarn
C.
Vi
Altnl.
WATER
NOTICC
Dlttrsl
and
Use
take.
MiTlf.F.
that
il.
D.
k'vle.
whoe
-.-l.fMd-
l
YVr(ill
limit,
an.1
T.lrranh
Go
i
creek,
B.
will
pply
fur
lireiiae
Hi
S0c
'ke
and
use
S.i'UO
miner's
Inches
flow
or
wsier,
out
of
Burks
tinlrh.
wlilCB
OoW
esslerlv
lnlo
Dee
Creek.
The
wtler
will
40c
b
dlterled
from
the
tream
tt
t
point
auuw
lm
nines
u
imr
sirrsui
imui
tin
DHiutb
into
lie
creek
and
will
be
ued
for
hjrtrinllr
mining
purpie
upon
bench
placer
rlatui
known
and
demrlbed
lease
'.
I
and
IUI.
Thl
notice
wa
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
sard
day
nr
July
Mit.
A
Copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
-Water
Art.
ISli,-
will
be
filed
In
the
nfrire
of
the
Water
Kecurder
l
Telegraph
Cieek.
""
objection
to
the
application
may
be
Med
with
the.
said
Vler
Recorder
with
the
tomntroller,
of
Water
RlrltH.
t2
30
Parliament
Building.
Vlrlorl.
B
a.
1--4,'lhtn
thirty
day
rter
th"
firm
appearain-e
.-
ir
111
notice
in
ine
mm-si
newsnatier.
S3.0O
.
.
S3.40
..
1M
..
13.50
..
S3.23
Oround
oil
cake
S4.7S
Baby
chick
feed
S4J3
Fine
oat
chop
12.70
Crushed
oat
$2.70
Fine
barley
chop
$2.43
Whole
corn
$3.00
Cracked
corn
$3.10
Fine
cornmeal
,
$3.10
The
(late
or
tne
riri
piiDiiration
m
inn
notice
Ii
Seplembervl4th.;i;
'
"
'
H.
p,
Wyle.
Applicant.
LANS
ACT.
NtUt
atsntlon
to
Aply
t
Lsas
Land.
It,
-V
.
Recording
District
ot
Prince
llupe.
jnd
situate
oh
north
shor
or
an
1
nii'Ukeo
vy
on
Miuin-ei
uiasi
.01
P
.i
Uiand,
about
one
mllo
east
from
Bluff
I
"tint
TAki
tOTICE
thai
E.
RousneaU,
ot
Lowe
Inijt,
i
vhtce
of
British
Columbia,
ocru-
pauuu-
-.tin
7
.Manairer,
Intends
10
apply
for
.
r-st
of
tii
following
described
land:
Cot.i-j
i
.
i
at
a
post
planted
on
tne
shore
o
.
it
onnamed
bay
on
the
south-went
w.t
ot
Pitt
llatul.
about
one
mile
et
01
it'jff
roti.l-
thence
north
twenty
chains;
.'Hence
eatt
twenty
chain
j
Utenre
south
twenty
rlulns,
more
or
less,
to
High
Water
Mark:
theoce
following
high
water
mark
westerly
to
point
or
commencement,
and
ronlatnlng
eighty
seres,
more
or
less.
uvitu
juiy
aunt,
'
in.
,E.
ROUSSEAU,
Applicant.
uno
aoT.
Netlc
f
lntHtli
U
Aptlf
t
Lsaas
Land
In
Silkln
ninainn.
Cassia.
Land
he.
eiirdlug
Dlitrlrt
of
Canlsr,
and
ntuate
at
Oram!
naplila.
on
th
atlklne
niver
and
to
tne
et
or
surveyed.
1
"i
no.
47t.
TAkF.
NtiTICK
that
i
Waller
Scott
Simp.
n,
or
Teri'h
t'.rt'rk.
It,
C,
dccupailott.
Handier,
inlemU
to
apply
fur
t
ea.a
of
the
rollowlng
described
tamli
,
r.omnieiirinr
at
a
pot
planted
on
tne
NnrlbweM
rtirner
of
Lot
470,
thence
South
10
rhalni
tnenre
West
Itrrbainii
thnc
.North
4(1
ehalnt
tlience
Eatt
10
chain,
and
rnolalnlnr
rnrlv
er.
more
or
less.
WALTER
SCOTT
SIMPSOt,
,
tppllcnt.
LAW
ACT
Netlc
f
InUntlon
t
Aeelr
U
s.aa
Us
In
Prince
Rupert
'land
Recording
0l-Irlct
ot
llsnre
4.
nts
I
snd
District,
and
situate
on
('
Iilsnd.
TAkR
SOTItE
thai
i,
I.
rrtnrli.
of
pmioka.
Alberta,
oertipatlnn
Mloltier.
intend
to
ippir
tor
1
lev
or
I
he
fullomng
dene
rl
bed
Is
nds
s
romruenrtn'
tt
fOt
Hinted
It
the
North
Vet
end
of
I'tssage
Inland,
near
6wt
TrlnntHtlnn
"t.
1l4It
thence
romM
the
llnt
l
Mill
vter
mirk
n1
eontilalnt
Inoe
sere.,
mr
or
le.