7o2
,E.-nL
.IhYvu
Tu
d
TOPLfeY
STRIKE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManm
IMPORTANT
ANOTHER.
DAY
OF
THIS
THE
tCEMAJM
NlO,
UT
I
T
(where
I
'
1
BltlVE
SLOWLV
1
AUUKICHT.
T
ONE
HCA.-T
AM'
1
.I'LL
SHOW
A
Kin
.JHIiM
TUB
I'LL
BBCOpKED.
WANTS
TO
KM
OW
SEE
WAMT
HlrH
TO
I
e
HC.
:
Jail
some
r-ioKC.
.
.
.
.
I
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)
14
1
i.l
Doug
Uy,
Resident
Mining
a
i
engineer,
no
ports
on
Recant
Interior
Find
XL
&
ncVtdpley
SlrttloVlif
t
tile
If
r
'
-ii.-..
-
-
.
-
of!
ore
Rnllr-
Icy
Valley,
announced
exclusive-I..
i
tii
yetKf
-
if
in
mn
iinjij
.v
VS
several
weeks
ntro.
Is
mm
of
Mm
crrn;iu
est
mineral
discoveries
made
in
the
Mslfirttr
the;
province,
is,.o
convienoftprrowmK
nmonpr
min-in
ir
ineri
"
?
.
U
pre
ipopntlip
JSXirXai-ii
jur
a
iciiRiii
i)i
joo
leei
anil
Willi
a
lircad(fi
of
150
fot
persists
deemed
more
Jlian
possible,
anl
if
surface,
values
persist,
(he
lilnck
so-ihdrealed
would
contain
net
ween,
$10,000,000
and
?20,-000,000
in'
ore.
'
This
Calculation
was
nmne
t.
the
British
Columbia
Chamtier
of
-Mines.
Hai
Great
Depth
Douslas.
Lay.
resident
iirnvin
rial
engineer,
lias
examined
Hie
property
which
is
on
Hlach
Mountain,
8
i-2
miles
from
the
Lanadian'
Antional
lir.e,
has
jiiveii
a
description
of-
the
.jironertv.
Ills
report
is
commented
upon
in
the
.Knjrineerimsr
A
.Mining
Journal
of
New
York
as
follows:
1
"The
-
i
.
deposit
....
occurs
.
near
flic
junction
op
(he
rliyolitic
luff
and
andesile.
The
mineralized
zone
Is
150
feet-
wide,
and
may
he
more
as
mineralization
pener
Irates
into
the
andesile.
It
i
exposed
for
300
feel
alonp
.1
creek
'
and'
has
Tieen
Iraced
for
an6ther
300
feet
where
It.
disappears
beneath
drift.
Assays
$20
Ton
"Precious
metals
occur
l!i
.fences
and
stringers
composed
chiefly,
of
jjalejia
and
arsenopy.
rile,
the"
silver
nrobablv
hcin;
bein1t
associated
with-the
former
am
the
?f
old
with
the
l-iltcr
jraUzert
xonf
.
Js
so
soft
lha'
"iU.mayhSipiisible
to
niiner'with
a
steam
shovel."
tUNERAL
OF
LATE
MRS.
WALSH
WAS
TKIUIACE.
Juiv
27.
Tlie
fun
eral
of
the
late
Mrs.
T.
H,
Walsh,
whose
(lealh
(vreurred
at
the
llaz-
.
elton
Hospital
last
week,
look
jtlace
here
on
Saturday
afternoon,
Hev.
y.
F.
IJarfoot
and
Ilev.
T.
J.
Marl
Offlciailng.
There
was
a
large
concourse
of
local
mourners
to
pay
their
last
respects.
Interment
took
(place
in
Kitsumka-lum
Cemetery,
the
jwllbearers
being
A.
C.
Fowler,
James
Lever,
J.
II.
Agar,
fieorge
Dover,
Thonws
loss
and
K.
T.
Urooks.
Out
of
1'own'
friends
who
attended
the
funeral
were
Mrs.
Percy
Skinnpr,
M
Uak,
Mrs.
E.
II.
Cox,
of
llazel-ton,
Mrs.
M;
Oraham,
of
Prince
Hbliert
and
Jack
Snarkes.
Usk.
'
The
floral
tributes
were
numerous
and
beautiful,
(hose
sending
being;
Dr.
II.
C.
YVrineh
and
if
am.
Ily;
JatKr.-Sons,;
Ilazelton;
Mr.
in.
Mrs.
I.
F.
Turnbull,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1).
1).
Munro.
Jlnnnr
and
Ilo-
Rcr,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
fieo
Keith
and
Miss
herr,
llugliie,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
A.
K.
Falkner,
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
Harlan
I.
Smith,
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
J,
C,
Hunt,
Mrs.
llilditch
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
II.
Thomas.
Mr
and
Mrs.
1).
I).
Hoden,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Win.
Oranl.
Hazellon
W
A.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
11.
Kenney,
Mr
and
Mrs,
Clayton,
J.
D.
Lawrence,
A.
C
Irwin
and
Miss
Ilourassa.
J
J.
have,
Mrs.
Mary
Oraham
and
family,
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
II.
Sawte
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jas.
Hlohmonil.
Ilev
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Youner,
Lakelse
Lodge
No.
33
I.O.O.F.,
Mrs.
C.
F
A.
Oreen,
Mrs.
L.
O.
Skinner,
Miami
Mrs.
Senkniel.
Mrs.
A.
Kirk.
ably,
Mr.
aftd
Mrs:
Scaly,
Mr.
and
airs,
.v
IL
Cary.
Mr.
Ilohler,
Dr.
rtnd.Mr.
H.
O.
Laiwe.
the
Harris
family,
Mrs.
F.
Jeme,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
m.
King,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ceo
Litlle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Acnr
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Hush,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
S.
Sargent,
Mr.
and
Mrs
J.
Xewick
and
Mr.
Langlands,
and
n.
t.
Tomlinson.
Mr.
and
Mra
fl.
Winsby:
.Mr.
ami
Mrs.
W.
O
..
.mcrS.MC'ASjmsMnljr,
Dcirdre
ami
ijuo,
jtev.
and
.Mm,
T.
J
Marsh,
Jas.
A.
Holder,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dungate,
Mrs,
and
Miss
Ho.
gain
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jas.
Turnbull
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Jas.
Oroef.
Mr.
am
Mrs.
Waller
Sharp
and
Oordon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Hlshon.
Mr.
am
Mrs.
.
A.
Klikpalrl-k,
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
V.
Soucle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
II
Sklnnir,
Mr.
and
Mn.
0.
T.
lun
dal,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
L.
Frank
and,
many
old
friends.
lamuy,
,mp.
anil
.Mrs.
m.
an-
ilorllp
and
family,,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.
V.
Andersim
and
Lois,
Jas.
Procter
and
Campbell
1
kin
lei,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
11.
Cox
and
Mazel.
.Mr,
and
Mrs.
I).
V.
Casscll
and
faniify.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
S.
Cole.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
K.
I'rost
mill
Yu
kon
Telegraph
Operators,
;'.Vlessrs.
Illll,
Ironsides,
Smith,
McDougall,
McKay,
Janze,
tie.
Hover.
Jenennind
Uiris-
TERRACE
NOTES
Miss
Muriei
Yance
of
Prince
Huperl.
is
a
guest
this
week
of
,ake.e
Yalley.
and
j
Mhs.
tu
p
Service,
l
.
a.
have
moved
in
I.
II,
Davis,
cottage
on
La.
zelle
Avenue.
tlln
M
H,.l.t.
nr
it:-
'
I
.ill.-.-
.11.
liliuil,
IUI
JIM)
,
111
till
HELD
AT
TERRACE
Iocal
s,1,o1
s,afr-
,s
newm
.
acquaintances
in
town
for
a
few
days
and
is
Ihe
guest
of
'
.Mrs.
inos.
iirooks
and
Mrs.
M.
fireiff.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tho.
Urooks
left
on
Monday
for
Queen
Char-lotte
Islands
where
they
wll
pond
several
weeks
with
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Hleeker,
formerly
of
Miss
Helen
Walker
who
ha
heen
spending
a
holiday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
V.
II.
McDonald.
returned
to
her
home
in
Prince
Itunert
in
Saturday.
Her
.sis!e
Annie
is
remaining
for
n
longer
holiday.
,.
Andy"
Anderson
nf
Prince
Rupert
and
formerly
of
Ihe
lo
cal
Hank
of
Monlrcal
staff
is
hejiijidg,
a-
hoHday:
In
Terrace
and
iit
lieing
Welcomed
back
.
bjr
r
Perfection
in
ourWhisly
is
Due
to
94Years
Experience
IB
6dweiH(ahA6rts
JJCANADIAN
PPRYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
fM
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
ALICE
ARM
mill
.Hin.
Vi,
Jllll'Mllftlir
r.
Mrs.
M.
(iraham
of
Prince
import
who
was
a
guest
of
Mrs.
V.
C.
Sparkes
left
for
her
home
on
Saturday.
w
BURNSLAKE
Mrs.
M.
L.
Prentiss
and
son,
Mack,
have
left
Hums
Lake
In
spend
a
holiday
in
Seattle.
P.
V.
Tallnn
i
InVihc
a
Kvn
weeks'
holiday
and
J.
L.
llrem-
ii
or
is
relievuur
as
station
n?ent.
Mr.
and
Mis.
Talloit
au'd
family
are
motoring
to
crnon
add
arc
Ihfl
Misses
Dorothy
and
Clarait",inP
accompanied
by
Mrs.
O.
S.
Li'i'lle.
'I
Wood
of
Prince
Ocorgc.
I
Mrs.
Robl.
Karrpll
and
daugh-'
Vretl
Horniiur,
aged
fil.
Forest-
...
.
.
.
..:!
I.1AI-
-.
I
i
i
ter
Jeiinin
of'Atlwood.
.Out.,
arc
visitiiK!
at
the
home
of
Jim.
Oeo.
uarr
I
ll
lie
lll'l
,
l
It'll
msi
wffK
as
result
of
a
paralytic
stroke.
Mp
II
P.
Wnllon
nn,l
fmu.
...
..n.
.
a.i.1.
iuiii
Miss
Marion
Christie
of
Prince
children
have
arrived
here
from
j
it
1
1
;iu
lias
m
iuriiiia
nim
'-
n
i?
mr
Telkwa
for
the
past
week,
ar-
recently
purchaged
the
old
ilrived
in
Terrace
on
Saturday
and
planyer
farm
from
die
Lard
ill
ana
tut
n
uanl-
It
nxn
a'l
Samples
takon
inrticale
lFi?Niomo
of
firr
paronf?,
Mr.
ixndr
"
V.
1
'
n11
iiiu
air
i
in.
i
"ni.
i
i'uiv
m.'
width
-;.ni..
..tin
will
un
lonlMrs.
fna
Tii.i
Ilobt.
rK
Christie
:
i
v
'I
full
assay
20
a
.
in
gold
anil
silver,
the.
value
of
I
'
i
P
'
V
Hit
silver
content
uslially
ben:
Mrs.
I.
MarlinV
and
-
son
of
MighUy
lugher
ihan
that
of
!ie
FraiTcoiriake
are
visiting
at
-the
v
rtnl.l
Bold.
On
On
the
111
surface
..rnnA
tli
II..
...
min
:
home
l.n.
"..f
of
Mr.
Al
-
arid
.1
Mrs.
J.
t
Cook
tiier7
'
'""iru
mi
is
how
re-
uling
there.
Mining
of
hieh
grade
ore
a.
Ihe
La
Hose
mine
has
now
com-
meiiced'-Jil
earnest.
An
.ore
shoo
Service,
local
poiicoman(P",'
nlahway
ha
bofen
cnfttrurl-
'
I
aI
ed
uhUl.
which
...Itl
will
1l...:.,,.n
..It
eliminate
aHU
Aloo,P
JaVnaV
arrival
a
hovel
work.
On
Wednesday.
the
first
shipment
of
ore
com
.
iinin
laken
lanrii
y(r
ofr
the
Jlic
business
nu!iiii;nn
prisma
about
a
ton.
was
brought
Pmy
Mooremvho
hs
grtne
ilrtu-n
down
the
llin
hill
lull
to
r
the
fliA
Dolly
ltl
.
I
.
.
'
Yai-L
den
railway
frack
and
from
now
on
a
steady
stream
will
flow.
Iloland
King,
mining
cngineci
of
Spokane,
who
visited
the
on
Monday.
He
is
making
an
extensive
examination
of
the
Ks-peranza
and
wjll
also
visit
the
Keystone
property
on
Roundj
creek.
(i.
W.
McMbrris
of
VAneonver.
manager
of
Ihe
Hfitisli
Colonial
Securities
Ltd;k
which
controls
Ihe
F.agle,.
Lelloy,
and
Silver
Lord
properties
left
on
Moudaj
ror
Vancouver
after
spending
u
week
examining
Hie
properties.
ue
was
accompanied
py
.
s.
Jtacon,
mining
engineer
of
A
fine
enllerlliih.
nf
Yrn
fi-rtm
iirniierlfes
ih
the
dlslrlet
1m
lie.
ing
assembled
al
iJrupgy's
old
store.
Several
of
Hie
specimens
are
massfvo
and
extremely
at
Iracfiye,
Vith
a
few
speeimens
of
high
gratis
Silver
oe
Alice
Arm
will
have
a
display
at
the
Vancouver
exhibition,
which
hould
carrv
(iff
a
hrize
nnil
doubtless
will
command,
alien
Hon
and
admiration.
Miss
Duliran,
matron
of
the
Anyox
Hospital,
Is
spending
holidays
at
Silver
City.
Miss
Alma
Kvlndson
Is
snend
ing
two
week's
holiday
at
Anyoj
...III.
t
r
li
...
1.
1
.
t
The
Keyslon
Mining
Go.
naw
their
program
of
development
worn
on
Honiidy
Creek
properlj
well
under
way.
A
lower
tun.
ntd
has
leert
commetired,
whicn
follows
Ihe
hanging
wall
of
oho
nf
Ihe
ore
hndiris.
Shnrl
crnt.
culs
are
being
made
nl
intervals
inio
the
ore,
with
satisfactory
results.
A
Shlendid
enmn
Inn
Wn
conslrucleii.
II
I
proposed
io
install
a
compressor
plant
this
sununnc.,
and
lo
harness
the
wafer
DOwrrlihf
Itnumly
Creek.
where
there
Is
an
abundance
-of
ltQwer,.,a.ValJab;in,
.;jl.tm.,
,.;
;i
John
A,
Fraser.
Conservative
candidate
for
re-election
In
the
Carilioo
ililricl,
.
opened
ttU
campaign
in
anderhoof
last
Wednesday
night.
He.
spoke
al
V
ante;
i
For
Sale
For
Rent
esidi
vo'i
hi.
farm.
i
i
in
M
,i
camp
a
few
weeks
ago,
returned
Vanderhopf
Mrs.
Demque
oaclj
iipiwipl
liere
lian,
ac,
replul
hi
pon(iii)it
(iftUiJrand
Forks.
NEW
WESTMINSTER
TO
SEND
BIG
EXHIBIT
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
FAIR
As
a
result
of
the
recent
visit
to
New
West
minster
of
David
r
mm
Thomson,
manager
of
Ihe
Fair
I
.
,
7T
...
Hoard,
i,...i
ii.
v
Weslmlns
tf..i...i........llrancois
Lake.
Hazellon.
Ter.
the-
Wm
imp.
mi,
uii-
.ii'vv
New
rui
iiiuiK
i:
i
,
I.,,
i
Fair
Hoard
have
now
Intimate
that
they
will
send
a
general
ag
rirultural
exhibit
lo
the
forth
coining
exhibition
on
the
same
scale
ami
tiritieinln
ns
slnireil
n
Ihe
New
Westminster
exhibition
lp
fact
H
will
he.
a
duplicate
ot
ri.i
:i
...i,.iiiii.i.i
WANTED
WANTED.
WANTKD
Position
as
assistant
bookkeeper
and
stenographer
by
young
man
still
in
business
college.
Hox
315
Daily
New
Office.
UHL
wants
work
at
onre;
at
least
25
monlhlv.
AdoIv.
Alice
Noble.
Smilliers.
H.C.
A'ANTKD.
(iirl
for
ceneral
housework.
Phone
lied
725.
Mrs.
J
ilrecr.
illll.
WANTKD
for
Ice
rrenml,
iiarinr.
r..i-..
i.nniet'iioiHry.
FOR
SALE.
ojl
SAl.F..
New
modern
uut
ness
block.
Hdoms
and
apartments
arc
well
furnished.
All
goes
as
it
stand.
Also
mo
I
ern
iliteft-roomcd
.hou5e
partly
furnished
on
same
lot.
Here
it
a
home
and
business
readv
lo
step
in.
A
real
pick-up
for
rah.
Properly
ean
be
seen
-during-
afternoon
hours.
Terms
can
bn
arranged.
Owner,
2$f
Second
Avenue
West,
Phoi.
P7.
I7
Oil
SAL11.
Ten
acres
improved
land
al
Terrace.
Furnished
bouse,
crops;
cheap
fo
c-.h.
Plume
Red
17,
OH
SALK.
Hotel
Mdsselt.
A
good
bargain.
Ill
health
c'ausrt
for
cllii.
Apply
William
Hudson.
MassclL
H.C.
r'OH
SALK.
Two
view
lots
on
Fourth
Avenue
Hast.
Cheap.
Ileusonable
terms.
I'lmne
Hn
100
ur
Hlack
721.
tf
'Oil
SALIJ.
IVenly-lwo
fooi
launch.
I
i
li
p.
engine,
peei
14
knols.
Sacrifice
275.00
Phone
Hed
720.
it
TO
RENT
'OH
nKXT.
Larscn
building
a.
171
Third
Avenue
Hast;
sii
room
moilern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premises
on
street
Ifrtor.
Apply.
Hyde
'
Transfer,
139
Second
Avenue
OH
HKNT.
Two
first
class
modern
flals;
Monarch
ranges,
water
paid;
one
furnished.
Weslenhaver
Hros.
-
lOUSKS
for
ncnL
Some
are
furnislfcd.
?20
and
up.
Appfy
.215
Fourth
Avenue
Kast,
oil
RK.NT.
Pianos,
phono
graphs
and
sewing
machines
Walker's
Music
Store.
t'On
HKNT.
Four
room
suite
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smiti
k
Mallet.
MODKILN
1IOUSK
for
rent
Five
rooms
and
balh.
Munro
Hros
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
the
issues
of
the
day.
Hoheri
Held,
president
of
4he
Vander
lllinf
(!(llirvrilivi
A
ami
nl
Inn
was
in
I
he
chair.
The
VaMilerboof
tourist
camn.
a
well
equipped
establishment,
Is
now
open,
ind
in
opera
lyn.
John
YValfitn,
aged
71,
u
el-tler
of
the
Stuart"
Lake
country.
a
a
found
dead
in
his
bed
and
his
funeral
took
nlaen
last
Thursday,
Dri
W.
Iloss
Stone
of-
ciciatingi
v
J.
M.
Johnston
returned
hen
lat
-week
from
a
motor
trip
ti
IV
coast.
While
he
was
nwa
in
was
taken
seriously
ill
am'
he
is
still
far
from
well.
Nearly
all
Ihe
main
Ihoroiisl..
fares
itr
thir
district
are
in
be
ter
shape
than
they
have
eei
been
before.
Prinre
Oeonre
I.
Vanderhoof
Is
neing
motored
i-
tlme
and
a,
half
hours
an.:
from
Stuart
I.'ake
to
town
In
than
two
hours.
I.
H.
M?lfteJdin
and
fanlll.
riiimnore
anj
.ir.
.ueiKiejonri
has
o
Annroximali'lv
sevenlv
ciri
ire
in
camp
at
Cambridge
Heaci
Mrs.
MrFarUn
anJ
Miss
Char
olte
Fin
lie
are
;n
'
jarr?
of
ih.
Fort
Fraser
gin;
.Mrs.
Coohrar.
Hurns
Lake
.
tirls.
with
Mr
Malthews
an
j
,Mr.
.Helsham
a
issistants.
t
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
G.
MrCorkeli
ame
down
from
"I'akla
Landing
last
week
and
left
for
Vancou
ver.
.
-M
r.
Hadford
of
Kdmnntnn
ar-
rivel
!iere
last
week
and
will
nend
a
month
visilllli?
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Piersnn
at
S'.uart
Lake,
Dr.
A.
II.
Iliwne
and
fntiilU
nf
Priiice
Oeorge
were
here
la
.1.
,rl-
.
I
rn
iiiit-r
ii.i'.
iii
iiiuiiirrii
mm
Vancouver.
O
1328
av
Kri.
Fetifj
Svtc
lc
1
"lilB
Articles
Loit
and
Found,
&c
tnlning
small
sum.
Finder
p!nse
retnni
jure
lo
Dally
News
Office.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
.AKKLSF.
LODOF.
near
Terrace.
Visit
Lakelse
t
it
Inn
Hoi
.Springs.
I.ithia
is
one
of
tin
finest
mineral
waters
knowru
for
rheumatism.
OochJ
I
fishing
for
rainbow
Iron
I
in
Lakelse
lake
and
river.
Motor
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Unlet.
Tele
Dealer
in
all
iural
Motor-.
Product
llrike
liniiia
bv
mi.
ehinerv.
Cvim.li-r
t'grmdiiis
and
reboriiig.
I
rj
iv-rliauling
nt
flat
rale
p-ice
Wrecking
:
I
.y
.md
nigh'
The
following
prires
are
now
ITeclive.
r
.11.ll.
Prince
Huper'..
iovernmciil
!.x-
included:
ilitnabtMit
.
1381.00
Kirt
llnadster
CR0.00
Vnurinf
c.nv
mi
OWlpe
751.00
Tudor
Sedan
7fl.O0
Fordor
Sedan
Hll.Ort
Lighl
Delivery
SUJJKi
I.l.
Delivery
Van
(UD.OO
Hommercial
Chassis
IHH.Ou
Truck
Chasis
Sir
5MI.00
Self
stnrter
Included
on
all
models.
Term
payments
arranged
if
If
desired.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers.
'219
Second
Avenue.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODGE
Heautifully
situated
near
Ferry
Landing
Altitude
2115
feet.
Camping
and
Flthlng
Trlpi
arranged
FIHST
GLASS
TAIIliF,
with
produce
FHKSH.
FIIOM
TUB
FAIIM.
rare,
aiso
irom
.tiasseii
nnu
taxea
i
rip
in
the
Lake
Conn
rr
yui-eii
uiinriiiiie
iny,
mis
esi-l
year.
minsicr
exiiinu
snouid
be
great
educational
value
to
thesr
dislricts
in
future
yearn.
The
cost
of
staainsr
this
ex.
Iiibil
from
the
south
will
be
in
.....
.
..
.
I
is-
ill
.Lilil.l
lu
ju
rrfiK
.
I
iiimt
at
this
year
fl
Westminster
'"-"-
i""-
uraw
Fair.
This
.
exhibit
will
he,
accom
nanled
and
erected
bv
exnerls
Hie
business
and
will
be
a
model
!he
neighborhood
of
$700
and
ok
card
lo
all
visitors
at
Iho
fair.
n
nth
deinnnslrnllnn
nf
Inat
haw
n:
exhibit
of
this
nature
should
hcht
CASC
AR
A
BARK
Highest
Gash
Prices
Paid
Uf.
n
Rrtrv
a
en
i
to
length
and
thorougtily
dealt
wllL
2
Hows
St.
Vancouver,
B.
0.
SPORT
CHAT
For
reservallons,
write
Mrs.
Henkel.
Francois
Lake.
H.C
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
dust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Rlude
bakers
at
your
disposal
nny
lime.
ROSS
DR08.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Fmprcsa
Hotel.
roperly
disn
ayed.
As
the
Fa
r
i
,m.
Af,(,r
a
nl0n,,'
ot
f'ne
weather
f7V4
l!o.lr,l
noani
pttl,.a
expects
district
.lui-ipi
p.hihtu
ejnlliHA
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moirr-
Bilnr-.
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from
Prinre
Oeorge.
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Lake.
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of
focal
snorl
circles
nt
nil
is
getting
back
to
a
en
m.
weather
lA'rmllllng.
So,
wealher
pcrmitiinig,
itie
(
vros
nm
vik
Sons
will
neet
In
Renlnw'
hall
Inuig
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and
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ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
H3.1
Second
Avenue.
Phone
I37J-
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Hoard
Third
Avenue.
LOST.
optional.
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Phone
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Why
be
without
a
ear?
$350
makes
the
first
payment
on
a
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Improved
r.iniVHOI.irr.
Uii
aalance
in
twelve
successive
oay
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