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for
support.
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could
hardly
be
done
at
the
present
session
but
it
michl
well
l.rt
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86
Friday.
January
8,
1926.
On
a
steamer
coming
north
this
week
was
a
man
who
was
Miliering
up
alter
a
niunllfs
holiday
in
the
soulh.
He
said
that
he
had
genie
south
with
a
thousand,
dollars
in
his
pocket
and
had
never
left
the
hotel
to
which,
he
went
on
arrival.
During
that
time
he
had
not
been
without
a
liottle
and
on
leaving
they
gave
him
three
more
hollies
to
'vdicr
up."
The
man
iuipieslion
said
he
had
had
o
good
time
and
did
not
regret
iu
He
never
kicked,
once
Ins
money
was
gone
hut
just
got
busy
and
earned
some
more.
What
seemed
so
odd
.was
lhat,the
man
should
consider
he
was
.
having
a
good
time
wlieif
hevns
drtink
for
a
month,
lie
had
seen
nothing
and
met
no
one
except
such
friends
as
might
come
to
the
hotel
lo
share
his
libations.
Apparently
his
one
aim
iu
life
was
lo
be
drunk
mid
Xocgel
that
he
wis
a
man.
Alberta
At
Last
Seeing
The
Light.
Alberta
is
beginning-lo.
see
the
light.
One
of
the
Edmonton
newspapers
of
recent
dale
had
an
editorial
article
on
the
front
page
showing
how
the
Alberta
farmers
have
lost
money
through
refusing
to
ship
grain
to
I
he
Pacific
instead
of
to
the
Atlantic.
The
article
stated
that
Alberta
shippers
saved
from
I
h
to
:l
buslni'b
more;
by
shipping
west
and
thai
the
cah
prices'
jtaid
at
the
Vancouver
(train
Exchange
were
higher
Ihan
lhoe
paid
at
Winnipeg.
It
added:
,
'
"Very
few
farmers
who
ship
their
own
wheat
have
taken
advantage
of
the
handsome
premiums
obtainable
on
Jhe
Vancouver
mdrkel,
but
have
been
deceived
by
inidiojis
eastern
propaganda
into
'hipping
the
long,
expensive
way,
eastwards..,,
"The
cost
of
shipping
a
bushel
.of
wheat
from
Fort
William,
via
Montreal,
hi
LiverponlTh
Iffe
summertime
t
2:t
cents
'
bushel,
and
in
winter,
.T.l
cents.
The
average
all
year
around
rate
from
Vancouver
to
Liverpool
is
2?
cents.
The
eot
of
shipping
from
Alberta
to
Vancouver
instead
of
Fort
Willkini
is
alo
less.
t
"Millions
of
dollars
have
been
lost
to
Alberta
farmers
this
year
and
millions
of
dollars
have
been
pocketed
by
the
middlemen."
Ottawa
Formalities
Much
As
Usual.
Apparently
the
Ollawn
government
is
not
exptflibg
to
bo
defealed.
Jt
i
carrying
on"
as
usual.
A
in
former
years
on
the
ussembliug
-of
a
new
parliament,
all
that
is
done
the
first
day
is
to
elect
a
speaker.
The
second
day
is
the
big
social
event
and
it
is
the
following
week
before
any
business
is
done.
Then
the.
debate
on
the
address
in
reply
to
the
speech
from
the
throne
is
opened,
usually
by
two
of
the
younger
or
newer
members
of
parliament,
and
the
fun
begins.
Just,
how
"on
a
division
will
be
forced
does
not
seem
clear.
It
would
be
desirable
to
have
it.
at
as
early
a
dale
as
possible
but
much
lies
with
the
opposition.
It
is
an
easy
matter
for
them
to
force
a
vote
and
(hey
may
do
so
at
any
fime.
possibly
tty
a
direct
resolution
expressing
want
of
confidence
in
(he
government
or
by
an
amendment
to
the
address.
The
people
of
Canada
would
like
lo
have
the
mailer
settled
al
as
early
a
late
as
possible
so
that
the
business
of
the
country
may
he
stabilized.
.Progressives
Legislation
Seems
To
Be
Expected:
It
seems
lit
civ
Mint
rirnirnxcitu
laniclnKnn
...in
i.
.i
-
.
......
j-.w.,
ii
f.
i.-iu
i
tun
m
hi
iiu
jiusst-ii
at
the
present
session
of
parliament.
At
any
rate
an
intimation
will
be.,given
as
io
legislation
thai
is
likelv
lo
enme
before
the
tanl.Inl:...
1.
III
'..
II.-
-.
l
.
icisiuutr-
ninijr.s
-ninMii
uie
oexi
year
or
two.
The
speech
to
day.
wliii-h
may
ossil,y
be
summarized
in
this
issue,
should
give
some
mklintr
of
what
i
lo
hanr.en.
It
IS
nossillle
llllll
flic
p-fll
enitnant
mn.
;
r.
I
..
.
If
ijou
ask
for
Bovril-oetBovril
'Bovril
is
not
merely
a
"Beef
extract."
It
is
the
strength
and
substance
of
beef,
nourishing,
invigorating,
energizing,
with
worldwide
reputation
for
unvarying
quality.
Drink
Bovril
for
lunch
-or
whenever
you
feel
tired
and
"let
down."
But
when
you
ask
for
Bovril
at
fountains
hotels
restaurants
-ses
that
you
get
Bovril
and
not
a
substitute
that
lacks
the
essential
vital
elements
that
distinguish
Bovril.
BOVRIL
Sold
only
in
Bottles
'Useless
to
Try
to
Limit
the
Engines
of
War
Once
Conflict
Commences
Declares
Journalist
Famous
English
Writer
Says
Battleships
Will
be
Useless
and
and
Civil
Life
More
Dangerous
Than
Military
"
(Hv
.1.
I.,
(iurvin)
'War
is
hell:
let's
make
it
so"
w.istthel
famous
diNuni
of
a
soldier
personally
humane;
and
he
was
a-4.
good
as
hi
word,
vl.eave
them
noUiint:
but
their
eyes
to
weeTi
'with,
l-'orluuate
or
luckless,
according
as
you
read
it.
are
those
whose
eyes
under!
modern
conditions
are
not
amongst
the
first
sense
to
go.
Air
warfare,
and
the
new
poison
pases
do
not
begin
with
a
dtMrt
lo
spare
them;
nor
are
they
required
for
weeping.
The
cruelly
of
modern
conflict
means
a
fate
past
tears
and
instils
an
unnatural
stoicism,
bong
after,
nnd
.unawnrtwcoine
the
tears,
if
they
come
at
all,
with
thai
memory
of
what
has
been
and
nevermore
may
he,"
which
has
been
known
!
hrinit
grievinj:
to
the
hardest
of
hearts.
No
Limited
Warfare
If
you,
waul
to
abolish
the
suh-
have
ra(sed
modern
life
lo
n
new
grandeur
and
Happiness
and
beauty.
When
war
breads
oul
you
can-
no!
limit
Its
instalment
nor
ntilijrate
it
In
any
respecl'by
lani
nrca
or'air.
Yon
miphl
as
well
ask
tlie
conflagration
to
he
mild
or
the
hurricane
to
be
pen
tie;
or
Hie
colliery
explosion
not
I
.
shfle,
burn,
and
entomb
alive;
or
the
blind
waters
of
the
broken
dam
not
to
tear
halulation
from
Us
path
and
ensnlf
the
dwellers.
Disarmament
All
Round
IHsarmament
means
lience-orth
a
.sterner
demand
upon
nations
than
any
of
them
has
yet
frankly
fared.
Piecemeal
disarmament,
applying
to
pai-
icular
elements
and
weapons
irq
a
manner
more
to
Hie
advantage.
of
some
nations
than
of
other,,
is
henceforth
impracticable.
The!
next
step
must
he
a
measure
of
disarmament
all
round;
and
in
that
process
each
people
must
Five
up
some!
hill?
it
especially
values
lo
compensate
other
peo-
ds
for
the
sacrifices
they
arc
asked
to
make.
'
There
is
amUlier
point.
The
wubtuarine
is
no
lunser
tlie
most
terrible
of
fishtiiiL'
instruments.
Far
from
lhaL
It
is
feeble,
un
certain,
almost
humane
by
comparison
with
oilier
devices.
Let
I
us
shake
ourselves
out
of
a
dream
and
try
In
visualize
tin
real
character
if
Ihe
next
war.
The
eternal
lallaey-
of
mililao
annals
is
the
Idea
that
the
nexi
war
will
he
liko
the
one
before.
Now.
iu
all
probability,
a
future
tru?)r!e
would
he
nolhiii;;
like
the
last.
Airtpower
has
.revolutionised
everything.
''Win!
would
be
so
niajd(a'i
toniake
war
tnrfir
if
they
could
make
it
short?
The
speed
and
eftlcicncy
of.
air
squadrons
is
continually
increasing.
They
will
strike
at
Hie
heart.
Their
bomb
will
crash
continually
on
the
o"ense
rilie
without
respect
lo
age
or
sex.
1'oison
fumes
will
choke
ami
kill.
Fire
will
ravage.
The
shattering,
the
sliflin?,
the
conflagrations
will
ni
on
together.
The
civilian
population
will
have
th'
weigh!
of
casualties,
not
Hie
armies
and
navies.
Over
the
heads
of
Ihe
armies
and
navle
invasion
will
occur
in
its
moat
intense
and
devastating
form.
Battleships'
Helpless
What
is
the
use
of
sailors
of
Ihe
obsolete
school
Haying
that
the
fleet
would
still
maintain
oui-supplies
when
it
could
not.
sav
lhoe
that
cdiisume
thorn,
even
jf
which
is
ilniiJtlful
it
could
prolect
(lie
harbors,
docks,
depots,
or
railway
terminals?
Th
battleships
would
he
as
helpless
as
medieval
castles
,
in
face
of
inslruiiieni,
fftiere
will
be
quicker
and
tmw
fright
fnl
work
than'
it
is
caim'hfe
of
aecomplishiiw.
While
our
iifr-inferioi-ity
re.naiiis
what
it
we
iiilphi
as
well
llirow
Into
Uh
Atlautie
the
larger
m.irii...
von
must
aholisil
the
"
01
"f
"UKf
lll
'
-H".-
war
allogether.
The
jtpnltr
iii-l0,"'0(,
nuall
that
dill
eludes
the
less.
The
Idea
of
war
M-end
on
what
we
-solemnly
rail
on
limited
liability
is
the
nms
(defence,
palhelav
of
human
delations.
If
Shadow.
Grim
Thing
you
are
to
have
It
al
all
you
The.
men
of
Ml
lie
dead
!.
must
have
it
at
its
worst,
and
hither
in
their
si
eel
sairnjiuu'i
cannot
have
it
otherwise.
The
(
at
the
bottom
of
the
-.
I'he
suitniarine.
IIhuikIi
it
liapieiis
lo
were
mostly
younx.
They
iir.s''-
ie
partieularly
inconvenient
tojcl
tteeauce
(
tlie
shadow
i
wm
ourseive.
is
only
one
symptom
'which
the
xisienee
of
at-ma
of
the
nature
of
the
Ihiusi
meiils
ree?nui's.
IT
this
and
far
from
beinp
the
most
vir-ldow
of
war
is
a
urim
thinn.
w!n'
ulent.
r"
machines.
the(of
the
subslanef
if
it
mai'iial
forces,
the
asretils.
tlie
lirain
ifiies
asafn?
The
solunaniif
the
seienlific
ase
tweome
more
.
would
!
relatively
helplt-ss
ifi!i
terrible
in
perversion,
what
call
armed
confliet,
if
resunusl
hv
an
illfateil
world,
must
ber'
rump
more
relentless.
unsparinp.Jwere
possible,
which
1
hey
ar
until
eiviliialion
perishes
from
a
war
were
short;
its
revival
inevitable
if
l.he
war
were
lum,
even
if
paper
conpaets
a-'ainst
it
not.
t'nless
we
abolish
war
it-
misuse
of
the
powers
thai
michl!sef.
by
no
means
on
earth
ci
we
lessen
It
mutrtiHientif
w
militate
its
horrors.
t)ften
a
dremlful
ncenity
in
the
absence
o
a
system
of
internal
iou
-
al
jusMce.
its
uhjert
was
always
Lirge
RHiHtar,
and
11
now
the
murder
of
rbibans
in
the
mass,'
men,
women,
ami
children
t-pelher.
He
means
necessarily
iiH'lll'le
every'
denee
wtneli
can
inflict
slaughter,
mut
ilatiou.
Inr-ture.
and
destruction.
More
than
ever
is
it
leviiih
by
nature,
antl
none
of
its
weapons
'is
more
devilish
thau
another.
Heavy
artillery
and
machine
?un
are
really
not
merciful.
To
he
011
the
ground
with
your
limits
slialter-cd.
or
tlrilleil
throuzh
your
vitals
with
machine
pun
milieu.
nu
lie
a
little
worse
than
bein
sunk
iri
a
hurry
al
sea.
War
i
a
bad
now
as
onee
when
camiihal-
ism
was
the
enl
of
it.
or
when
hands
and
feet
were
cut
off
ami
eyes
put
nut
ami
babies
spitted
We
can
do
no
mure
cood
by
try-iiisr
to
lop
the
branches.
We
must
bend
our
mitxls
am)
mwI"
wHhoot
iliation
lo
new
il
diesvr
hy
the
rrwil
ami
ettirjwle
the
last
fibre
thai
feels
il
from
the
darkness
below.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
TDK
only
way
to
find
out
exactly
what
other
people
Ihink
of
you
is
In
jiel
married.
Her
Liver
Was
Bad
And
She
Felt,
Tired
and
Depressed
Mra.
M.
Pirfe
rt,
Grotuwe
rder,
Pk,
-ss-ritrtt
"1
xat
gnntle
disturbed
with
palna
in
my
livrr,
and
felt
tired
and
drpreMed
moat
of
tlie
tiino.
Ons
day
I
read
about
Milburn's
these
things.
Our
army,
bavin
.
,
.
.
,1
na
ibt
...
next
time
I
wmt
to
town
.
w
I
&
,
.
fn
ruiitn
lii'
..uii.l
pu
ti
mit.
u'jmiI.iI
1.
1
m.,
..-
r,.u,
oougni
iour
vial
or
Ibctm.
Ipronaiiiy
never
see
Uie
race
or
an
jeticmy.
I
Hy
the
last
paradox
of
modern
war.
il
would
be
safer
to
be
a
soldier
or
sailor
than
a
civilian
ui
a
large
town.
Hy
comparison
(Willi
the
new
circumstancoH
the
iuhmannc
will
not
be
a
deci
v
Tjlli
inereneipg.
jtnjMirlance
or
Sufilfe
r'jlilsfit?rcajin(r
nu'mhejniif'
dajf
Il
taki-s
to
rest
up
fffler
ihe,
Wrtipfs
X
the
seveiftti
day.
'
'
TIIK
town
Hint
tolerates
n
knocker,
deserves
to
he
knocked.
WHMKN
oughl
lo
have
cleat
minds.
They
change
litem
sn
often.
TIIK
girl
say
it's
easy
enough
to
find
a
de-irahle
husband.
Tlie
I
have
wed
them
rnrularlT.
mil
after
two
montha'
una
1
feci
HVe
ba
entirely
difTcreot
woman.
jow,
I
alwnyt
rerommend
them
to
dlilieully
is
to
find
a
lelrahli
oinple
man.
yi)MI'
peojde
make
ne
of
themselves
and
then
grumhle
all
iluv
because
someone
lakes
n
ride.
MUtOltY
likes
lo
get
t
mousluche
ruo
for
a
Christmas
net
sent
and
much
less
a
you
113
liiHiU
whuse
only
olfeJtse
is,
thai
he
.sohH'tiines
forgets'
lo
.have.
i5(t.MK
mrti
are
so
shy
they
have
to
wo
ti
the
movies
in
order
to
winl
at
a
girl.
IN
some
cireles
drinkinp
tins
heeome
such
a
popular
pastime
that
young
uie
ejit
etoxes
lo
pake
Un-ir
friend
ellve
they
bnve
been
dissipfltlng.
THKHK'S
a'
man
in
town
who
is
always
talking
about
himself.
You
all
know
hilil.
He
did
wonderful
thinjiS
wtjCJi
he
wasyMiing
When
I'tily
ilireo
years
old
he
was
so
musical
he
played
mi
the
linoleum.
TIIK
new
way
of
keeping
join
shirts
eb'an
is
to
send
them
!o
the
laundry
re;rulnrty.
PITY
the
man
who
marries
poorf
cook.
II
n
toon
suffers
from
indigestion
ant
ends
up
with
n-Maimnath:n
of
the
i)iiteiies.
Till;
road
to
Bcee
U
paved
with
advertioinjr
and
deromieil
with
well
chosen
publicity.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
f
InUntlen
le
Apply
to
Lull
LM4.
la
Mart
naiwrt
Liitd
IWiirdlsr
IH-
irtrl
of
Criara
Ruis-rl.
lud
Mluiie
n
una
Kirr
of
skumun
B)f.
ijvra
1
iwnoiv
KiULi.
11."
.
TUr
NOTICE
thai
limrt
nMlOf
Alraac
ni
Hutirrt
1:.
limir.
r
ViaoMivr'.
n.i:,
urrupaiam
rannrrtiwu.
atlrfHi
l
applX
f"t
I
Ira-
"1
Oir
MkMtliig
do-si
nixMl
rnmtorr
al
suimm)
Kay,
frti
1
iwrKiw
iami:
OaMtMoruK
al
a
mmi
pltaifel
Mi.tlwi
hurc
nt
stMnnoD
Bay
abutti
&M
W
m
a
iuM(ritu
turrruun
nun
Miiiiit
!
rnmrr
at
l.ol
111.
ald
pout
l4lll
nriariM
mrnrr
ur
aa
rtxx'tiiun
hi
ir
rk
by
in.
FMihiir
Slniit;
ihnKW
iuihetrrl.
nai.ior
bili
iter
mark
..f
Muimua
Bar
almat
TM
tn-t
to
a
r
(.
farl
MHiUl
and
77
frrl
rl
nt
.inh
I
west
corner
lit
LaH
til.
tartKr
r!
l
rl
at
ttic
Mab
water
mark
of
an.
inland
ttar
aa
awpllraiiHn
lo
kiu
t
Kulirel
C.
Oiwtr:
thmcr
nnrOwriT.
i
rl
aad
uailiairrqr
fuHuwint
Om
birlij
aur
Kara
h
m
taiM
in
a
ptui
ai
(r
auaui
awl
IUI
frl
i.f
,ub-!
wt
cornrr
till:
tlwuer
mi
iu
fffl;.
hr-orr
aortti
isa
ttfU
nxrr
nt
k,
tbriirc
ai
via
ref
1,
uiore
or
h-m,
i
in
pfrint
r
cianrapniviiMHn.
aoJ
rnauimnt
a
arrr.
nvtr
or
h.
,
HoBT.
C.
O'lSSE
ami
'
JS.
HtLOnO
9TKA50.
Api'iiranl.
I'M
Win
n
yiirlM-ll.
ir,t..
nau-d
mnu)Mi
ibiii.
taji
WATER
NOTICE.
Dltaralan
an
Uta.
TAkT.
oTIC:
thai
n.t
Millard.
Matftod.
lnir
addrr
it
31
i
llir
sttwi.
Vanniuier.
lie.
mill
aertv
for
t
Mit-r
iu
itkr
and
-
tua.iMta
gallons,
iw-r
ilav
of
airr
mil
of
rainowu.
also
kma
at
I
nkin.wn.
btli
rioi
nnrtlKt-li
al
drala
into
stuanun
Bay.
Q.C.I..
K.'
,
aUail
It
rliala.
timrr
or
lr.
wralrly
rrii
nnrthral
rorwr
l
Ul
(Tl..,
ttitn.
Tln
natrr
il
1
dlirrln)
fnii
Itw
Mrriiii
al
a
ninl
almui
rtrtil
clln
inu
niniiMi
ht
aitn
ta
iiam
clert
from
iMirthnasi
tut.
and
wltl
l"
used
for
cannery
wqsir
ui-m
the
land
clearrlUd
at
I.
4t
tielnf
farl
r
I.'
lilt
(TL.
nun.
TM
noorr
a
pttal
on
tlie
rround
Ml
tlx-
I
Bit)
diy
of
Ni.n-intrr.
1911.
A
cony
nt
tbit
notire
and
an
aifiiiraUon
pnrsuanl
tlirrrlo
and
lo
Ibr
"Waler
Arl"'
will
lie
riled
In
11m
nrriee
uf
Ihe
Water
Iweunter
at
I'linre
llufert.
B.C..
Otijer-Ikmt
to
It
iiplictti-m
uiay
be
filed
lth
Hie
aald
Water
lieenmer
or
ith
the
iinnptriillpr
o
Water
Itlrtit.
farllamenl
Hultdunii.
VU'lorla,
li.i:
llbln
thirty
days
afler
the
rirtt
attwaranre
of
tl
notice
In
a
lor
a
I
neriair
Ttie
dale
of
the
ll-l
pnbllraitoti
of
ihU
tMilIre
It
Nvtember
Id.
Il
OogsE
MILLEnD
LIMITKO,
AliCillrant
WW
0
Vllrhrll.
Vtept.:
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Curcrutt
Land
In
Prtrwe
Rupert
Land
IWurdlnr
Dla-t
iru-i
01
rnnre
huimti
and
altualC
on
the
at
ahore
of
Barnard
Coe.
Prluwat
linyil
liland.
Banrr
four,
i:nat
Mttrlct.
TAKE
MJTICi:
that
Somervilta
Cautery
Company
l.lnilled
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
tie-
ttlitiHi
packer,
Inteiutii
to
apply
fur
lrniii-sioii
in
purrnaoe
me
roll(im
ne-aerllieiT
lin.li:
Conmienrlna
it
a
nom
titinled
on
the
norttM-ati
thore
of
Barnard
Cove.
Prlneen'
IWiyal
Inland,
'TUnae
4,
Coatt
Klttrtrt.l
tfienre
ratierly
twenty
rhaint;
trxnre.
uiuttierly
altty
clialnt;
tlienrr
wraterlrl
fort;
rlialDt.
thenre
riorUierly
fle
rhalnvl
inure
or
ii'ss.
10
man
waier
intra
i
irienra
riilllur
hlrh
waler
luaik
In
an
tatlerly1
jnd
northerly
dirertion
to
pnlnl
of
eom-fnenreniFut,
and
contalnlnt
one
bundre
crfa,
more
or
lett.
80.MEnVIt.l.r
CA5.XEBY
OO.
f.TD
Applicant.
Prr
W.
J.
Thomas.
rrnl
TS
..M
LAND
ACT.
j
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
For
Laaaa
of
Land.
In
the
erfnre
ttnrieri
I
mil
itumHin.i
LAND
ACT.
Form
of-Notice.
nante
E.
r.oatt
tanil
lnalvlt
r,i......
of
rrinre
'Rupert
iiJ'f-v""'
tbfl
Wall.re
ritherlea
Ud.
nf
Vaneouver.
II.C,
oerupatlon
ran-t
nerynien.
Intend
lo
apply
ror
a
lease
.nf
the
folioutnr
detrrlld
Unrtt:
S
(jiinriieririnr
at
a
fwt
pltmed
ahnut
1
rtuun
toutherlr
rrmn
ihe
i,nhy,..i
,.i
IW
jUl
nnnp-e
n,
liimst
ro
iVi
ir
rien1,
wto
troubled
i
rrF
jtl
Jt.
.
.
K"
'"
nl,n
"f
ef
skeent
Hirer-
rai",
tnd
that
'a
the
one
put
up,
for
,
bkM
WALLAi.r.
Lm",rt''.lin,ff
mmn.
7TrZnt
1
the
paat
82
year.,
hy
Th.
T,
Milium
i
W
(Ms,
Ualtod,
Twwuto.
Out.
.
'er
noy
L.
llorie
Aieni
nmtMl
Dated
Ilia
Jtoitmher,
M
t(n.
I
I)ltrlri
and
annate
on
an
unnamed
Ilt
rorinina
one
nf
the
!Sare
pronp
or
Ntettf
in
llndwin
Bty
I'totre
npimtlte
Oore
t.anaien
l-olni.
Blue
Prlnl
11.
M.
II.
I
TAKE
NOTICE
ttitt
llarrl
fcrrr
nf
Prlnwi
tiiiperi,
nr...
Matter
Mariner,
intend
to'
apply
ror
a
leite
nf
the
folio
inr
d-1
rnlied
lanCf
r.Miinienrinir
at
a
pmt
nn
the
thore
nnj
the
Katt
tide
nf
the
above
detrrltied
ttlet.i
thenee
s.noo
fret
norttiwetl;
thenre
1,00(1
reel
northcaM;
thenre
-i.ono
reel
aniilh-,
eat;
tlienre
S.noii
reet
aoulliwett
to
the!
IHilnl
of
ronmifiirriririit.
rontalnlni
loot'
airet,
more
or
lett.
,
itAnnis
KEtin.
f
.
.
Hr
nl,
Arenl.
JPb
5.
Borera
MflMK
lit,
1
ndiir.
Jai.'.arv
f
CORRYS
The
Quality
Whisky
of
Canada
since
1859
utB
sn4
)va
V
.this
tDcstulCsl
book
of
fVstubfuJ
Pislribulorj
fort
(foham
ioiodpb
I
ies
Bottled
n
Boost
urulrr
DomlnUm
Govfmmrnt
Sucrvlii
This
advertisement
Is
not
puhlished
or
displayed
by
th
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
th
Governmeol
of
Urilish
Columbia.
uildei
SnppX
r
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
trinter't
supply
ot
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Moou
ne
n
117
1
r
And
That
One
Word
Is
U
T
A
I
I
V
When
an
article
ol
utit-t.nidnig
merit
(.((
.!
..
th
imhlic,
its
success
heeonie
miniedmle.
And
mi
it
is
wilh
our
late.t
"KXMIIA
SKIIVICKS."
only
one
word
can
explain
their
ipiick
ai
ceptaio-e
an
1
ur
ces
and
thai
one
wonl
is
"VALUK."
'el
Wasli
Thrifl-T
and
Soft
Piiih
-here
are
services
thai
simply
brim
over
wttli
all
Ihe
fentures
or
I'urity,
(lonveiiieiirc.
and
Kconomy
mil
one
1ml
all
Ihrer
Oimparisoti
nnd
detiioulr;ition
prove
Ihe
val'ie
of
our
Family
Service?.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINO.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle,
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
additional
machined
for
the
manufacture
of
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
in
ilock.
Save'
handling,
charge
hy
buying
direct
from
Ihe
mmrce
of
supply.