Vadnesday.
July
28,
ll'Jfl.
nod
Diamond
We
would
rather
(tell
a
diamond
ring
to
a
person
who
known
diamond.
We
then
have
little
trouble
in
showing
Mia'
our
diamond
are
of
Mie
finest
quality.
Wn
have
a
special
diamond
;i;aHeinent
ring
for
ilO(l
whirli
wc
tliink
is
exlra
finoil
vaiue.
I'erferi,
lawless
stone,
set
In
fancy
whito
i
old
setting
and
stone
of
yond
large
size
for
the
nullify
p
m
a
pleasure
to
show
it.
1
(JEWELLERS
sLmr
sTOUF
WITH
THE
CLOCK
-
-
-
1Mb
av
BULKLEY
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
lias
been
taken
over
from
neorge
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
lite
with
Sealy
and
Doodton
Fresh
Meats
arriving
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Dulkley
Valley
Phone
178
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
look
Phone
57
S
DENTIST
TUGBOATS
Dty
Phonet
423,
539,
Qreen
238,
Black
735.
Wight.
Phones
687,
539,
Qreen
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
MILK
Prom
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15c
for
Half
I'lnt,
Quality
and
Service
Special
Ice
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
M.
(triage,
Warehousing,
and
Dlsiributlng,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Roal,
Band
and
Qravel
We
Speolatlze
In
Plan
antf
Furniture
Hevlnfl.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Hxqulaite
Slock
of
Fut
TrlmmlnRs
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Nest
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
GARBAGE
BYLAW
f
II
I
a
Hilling
mm
I
eil
last
night.
Aid.
Stephens,
not
agreeing
with
tbo
plebiscite
elaue,
past
the
only
dissenting
vote,
while
AM.
Casey,
Aid.
Joe
Oreer,
Aid.
Hrcjvn.
Aid.
W.
J.
Oreer
and
Aid.
I'erry
voted
In
Us
f
av
or.
Mayor
Newton
said
be
did
.not
believe
the
eoiinril
was
right
In
flout
Ins
the
wishes
of
the
people.
He
felt
that
the
outsido
resident
should
be
given
some
sewerage
accommodation
and
did
not
believe
it
was
fair
to
ch.ircre
them
for
the
nightsoil
service.
He
would)
-oiifipifnty
like
to
ee
Hie
council
omit
ihe
niRhlsoil
aspect
of
.ii.-r
n-pr
ill
rmn
l.r(K.
Tin
imii,-
a
tim
m
itt
rrwnJ
ii
llir
lh
dai
uf
iunr.
lass.
A
i.ii)
.(
iiu
sxiiirt.
and
an
atidtrailba
i-iii-iiaiit
ihrrrii,
ami
i
I
"WaM-r
Art.
IVI4.
'll
i
ritrd
in
Mh
otflrM)
of
IIm
Wlrr
Htirdrr
al
li-lrirthtl
:rr.
objli-si-
in
tlx
aMMlrailnii
ntajr
t
roi
with
Um-
said
Vair
Hm.nW
or
oh
iIm
i.,anr,rdtr
nt
W'awr
lilrtiUL
rarliaixHil
IttiildlHr.
Vlctaria.
M.
f.
mIuho
thtri
di
trier
thr
Oral
aiifiraranfr
ut
lt
ilur
in
a
hiral
nvatnaiwr
Th
dati-
..f
itw
riral
puWirauoo
of
tb.a
RBllll
!
JHI)
1.
IVfA
STAMisnti
vits
conronvTto.'t.
ird
ihn
til
ilay
of
innr.
If.
AJftlrant.
f
J
l.
.
nuui.
I.
'spiu,
MINIRAL
ACT.
Cf
RTIFICATK
OF
IStPSOVtHlHTS
mark
smith
Minoral
i:uim.
uiour
)
Um
mm
Mmini
Iiitkmhi
f
cauur
Dl-irlri
W'lrrr
tocatnl:
on
Cratar
Ciwk,
a
Irttitftarr
uf
rurlta
of
July
Crwk,
adjnount
thr
Oarr
orn
Minrral
claim
a
ii
auuiurrl)
aide.
TAkt
xotfi
i:
that
I.
Prtr
Oabrto,
rrrc
Minrr
i
rllflrl
n.
?t.
ID-i.
od.
uti
(U
rrum
lb
dale
brrruf,
i'i
((
to
thr
Mlninf
Hrrorder
tor
t
rriilinlf
uf
ImprutrturnH,
tor
(ho
pur-!.
ubiaiomr
a
:run
Oraol
of
th
u.r
i-laHii.
Ami
futUwr
tak
nollrc
that
actinn.
ittittr
airiii-n
l).
mini
b
ruiunmrrd
trr
i
In-
WW
or
turn
Crrtltlrat
vt
lnipr..,-n-nt.
Iial
s.r.
ttit.
Sront
MINtftAL
ACT.
CERTIFICATE
Of
IMeROVCMINTt
Rir
i:anyii
o
Mtnrral
i.Uim,
aitu-ale
in
Im
Allln
Mlnlnr
UlrUlun
of
Ca
oar
Di'lrlrL
Wbrrr
loratrd:
on
Vol
ranlr
i:twt
(Vnlran
Crrtki,
Idjolnlnf
und
uitipt
nt
Ml
c'Jnjim
No.
t
tl
uiialitfi
Minrrat
i
lalm
(l.ol
II7IM.
Tkt:
M'TliK
that
I,
tllrn
Molloy.
Trr
Minrra
i:itirirat
.'Ha.
TOTSI,
In-imit.
sutv
dara
fnirn
Ihe
dale
hereof,
ii.
arpl
in
the
MIninr
llrmrder
tor
a
enilhate
of
tmpruveinenli,
for
tte
pur-piiM,
..f
obialnins
a
Crown
Oram
ot
thr
aooe
rlaim.
And
furiher
take
nolle
that
anion,
under
fei
tton
IT,
mual
t
nmviienred
liefore
the
lu
of
urh
Cenirirate
of
Impr-iirenienti.
I,.,ed
.....
t.t
darof
i-me.
AJ..f
t.f.
A
rent.
MINCRAL
ACT.
ciRTiriCATf
or
iisrROvtaiNTi
.
Mis
"anvi.n
Mineral
Claim,
snuair
In
ihe
Allin
Mlnms
luvlalon
of
Cawlar
Dl-trtrt
Where
lorated:
.Near
Crater
Creek
and
sdininltx
and
norUieat
nt
the
Bl
ianrn'
Eiirnaion
Mineral
Claim
(Lot
"taWe
NOTICE
that
l.
iohn
Molloy.
Tree
Miner!
Cerliriealr
So.
J07J.
Intend,
auijr
dajrl
from
the
lat
nereor.
to
apply
in
the
Mlntnt
lleroMer
ror
a
:
....W....
...
in,
r,,.
ma
for
the
nur-
pe
of
ohlalntnr
I
Crown
Orant
of
the
I
And
furiher
lake
nollre
that
action.
i
.
mu.i
he
enmanenred
!
hefore
the
lue
'of
aurti
Crrtinrat
of
Itnpenremenia.
.
n.ted
thi.
t.t
aVf
iicW"4,
.
A
rant.
SteveKing
Third
Avenue
Great
Overstocked
SALE
Now
In
Full
Swing
8AVEI
SAVEII
ON
MUX'S
SUITS
AM)
OVHllCOATS
insistent
that
the
bylaw
be
ialil
forthwith.
However,
the!
I'Jiaw
pad
m-en
passed
and
the
an
inn
p
a
ma
tvk
iiiKfciv:::T-ir:."
m.
u
K-am
a
at
m
Mam
?
.
kmiii
ur
rt
ill'
terested.
nd
H
was
under-
e
arcruing
there
from
would
"be
collected.
The
es-
"
.
..
...
innate
hail
been
rut
to
the
last
City
Council
Sustains
Nlghlsoll
flvP
centre
,,
on
top
of
,lia,
Charge
For
The
Present
in,,,,,
.f,,,,,V.iT..
a
Year.
A
recommendation
from
the
fitian-e
committee
that
the
irar-
000
hehlnd
Jn
the
cost
of
the
pk'eena
Highway
and
mad
out
to
the
cemetery,
both
ttf
which
un-
dei-lflLitiu
tvmilil
liu
n
ilienel
l.ngc
bylaw
not
be
repeated
until
.charge
.on
ll.e
eiiy.
They
had
to
the
end
of
the
and
then
year
n!t,aln
f.OOO
wl.irli
they
had
not
V
""""
lo
certaiii
reckon!
upon.
They
had
GAIN
PEERAGE,
ar-
raugedgo
(tolled
the
sarbape
and
lues
ion
was
arier
a
lengthy
dis-Uj.i
siilUcvenue
from
the
points
cu.sioii,
adopted
by
the
city
foun-j.,(.rp
the
ven
ire
was
Kiven.
What
was
the
council
going
lodofj
They
had
set
nut
to
spend
an
amount
f
money
and
were
spending
it.
The
end
of
the
year
was
.coming
and
they
were
supposed
to
have
revenue
enough
to
meet
miming.
expense.
The
charge
in
bs
opinion
wa
a
lair
charge
but.
whetlier
it
was
fair
or
unfair,
there
were
over
three
luindred
people
who
had
petitioned
again'
it.
The
plebiscite
on
the
bylaw
was
tudj
to
save
Die
face
of
any
person
gelling
defeated'
at
Uie
polls
but
to
determine
'lie.
will
of
Hie
people"
of
the
community.
If
the
people
were
then
In
sympathy
me
maurr
iinui
me
end
of
the
f
the
scheme
and
said
so
they
r.,r
mm
was
not
in
favor
of
the
would
all
know
Just
where
they
..-.........,,,,,
o,
,e
iinaneautood.
The
matter
did
not
rest
committee.
Aid.
Casey
slated
that
a
dele
gation
hail
waited
upon
the
eoun-
il
lo
fin.l
out
if
it
were
possible
to
eotne
lo
Home
understanding
on
ih.-
matter.
This
had
not
borne
fruit,
and
the
delegation
had
been
watcr
nortec
..
OIrlo
tr,4
U,i,
T.UE
Xoii.fc
iiwl
nundanj
MHvr
C.r-(rli.m
tihtrr
it
fs
1-riiJrr
l
Wb.i,
Vinruater.
II.
C.
sill
au.lr
u
litniM'
in
ukr
and
uw
f.vnu
inlnrr't
in-rim
irr
))
uf
mtirr
out
uf
Sonlh
rofli
.f
U'litinr
i.rwl,
whirH
rhi
f-tr
on
ukiu.
into
ifM-
Hirrr.
atul
slitr
'
i"
tmm-wu
w
I
ljf.
Thr
u-r
tll
Im
ditfftnl
from
th
ii
a
nunii
aiatui
mm
mors
up
iIh-
MHilh
Fork
rrum
iu
naiulb
and
UI
t
umj
tur
lutoittf
tmrpotr
upuo
iim
todrauli
with
what
Hie
mayor
thouxlrt
or
be
thought
but
it
was
up
to
the
people.
Up
to
the
end
of
the
year
Jbey
must
collect
this
revenue
and
they
had
to
po
Uiroujrti
with
it
and,
for
that
particular
reason,
be
hoHd
the
rounril
would
en
dorse
the
reroutmendation
of
the
finance
committee.
If
it
was
not
rtrtil
the
people
would
so
say
so
late.
Aid.
Stephens
Aid.
Stephens
stated
be
was
not
in
faor
of
the
recommenda
tion
and
did
not
think
it
should
be
made
ihe
matter
for
a
plebiscite
any
more
than
was
the
lirtit
.
water
or
phone.
If
the
coum-ii
thought
it
was
right
be
did
not
think
it
was
a
matter
to
be
voted
upon.
He
bad
supported
Hie
bylaw
and
be
believed
it
was
rijrht
'Hie
protind
be
look
was
that
no
such
recommendation
as
lo
a
nlftl,!
e.il
un&
neie&arv
if
the
council
tbotipht
it
was
a
ripht
ac-l
lion.
The
time
the
mayor
should
have
taken
his
stand
was
when
the
bylaw
was
passed
and
other
members
of
the
council
should
have
plven
it
their
serious
thought.
He
had
no
reason
to
go
back
on
bis
decision
then.
If
he
thought
they
had
made
a
mistake
in
passins?
the
bylaw
or
that
it
was
unfair
he
would
say
mm
it
at
once.
He
believed
every
sewer
that
was
not
it
private
sewer
bad
been
paid
for
In
the
pfice
of
the
lots
purchaaed
in
the
city.
Those
who
bad
not
yif!
sewers
since
that
time
had
put
them
in
at
their
own
cost
and
in
this
case
people
had
paid
niphtsoil
charge
for
those
fit
whom
tbeye
were
not
in
LOSE
IDENTITY
Englishmen
Endanger
Qlory
of
Their
Early
Careers
In
Accepting
Titles
(Hv
tbo
Associated
Press)
LONDON,
July
28.
Hrillsh
public
men
need
some
sort
of
Lucy
Stone
League
to
proterl
them
against
losing
Ihe
glory
of
their
early
careers
when
they
arc
converted
into
peers
and
assume
a
lordly
title.
Lord
Oxford
and
Asquith
is
an
example.
As
plain
"Mr.
As-qultb"
be
was
known
to
everyone
in
the
empire.
As
premier
he
bad
the
ureal
est
slory
which
can
come
lo
a
llrith
subject.
All
oilier
Asquilbs
and
Askwlth?
took
a
back
sent
for
the,
pre
mier.
Even
after
be
left
office
at
Ihe
beginning
of
the
war
be
re
miiined
a
Rreat
leader
In
the
liberal
parly
nnd
rnn
neck
and
WATIR
NOTI0C
Dltaralon
and
Uaa
talk
Otici:
urn
Soiiierrlll
Cannery
Chmpanr
l.linllnl.
whtwe
adilre
I
Dure
Avmme
Vliarf,
Yanmuver,
.
:
will
apply
tor
a
lirenie
to
take
and
ue
10
ll(in
per
minute
of
water
out
of
iiu-iiatnmi
nirrain,
uhli'h
fluua
nnrllier
v
and
drains
lino
rer
miaou
liar,
Mael
tniei,
aiMiui
au
rtiain
et
rrotn
K.
rorner
un
nil,
v
limirlrt.
The
water
will
lie
diverted
from
Die
M
renin
at
a
point
aliotit
0
chains
from
nxiiilh
of
mream
and
will
lie
ued
fur
liidiulrial
ami
rtninenllr
psrpoee
iimn
tU
land
drrlled
llhuk
A,
l.t
lilt,
Oueeil
Cliarlntle
lillrlrt.
1,na
notice
wa
Hmlrd
on
too
around
on
ine
inn
out
or
J
my
t.
a
roiw
or
tins
noni-e
ami
an
a
ppii
rallott
piirmiiiiil
thereto
and
to
Hie
"Water
An
'
will
lie
riieu
111
Ilie
itltiro
o
iiif
Water
nenntler
al
rrlnro
llUMrt.
It.
C,
olilertlmia
to
the
anttllralloll
mar
lie
filed
with
the
said
Water
lleeordor
or
with
the
r.titiiKlro
er
of
water
niihis.
rarna
tornt
HiilldinK,
Vlrtorla,
II.
C,
within
thirty
days
aflrr
the
flrnt
annearanrr
of
this
notlee
In
t
loeal
newspaper.
The
dale
of
'the
flrt
niildieatlmi
of
thla
holloa
i
July
to,
tm.
SOMITtlVIIIK
CANMr.nf
COMPANY.
l.Tll.
Annllrant
By
F.
D.
MATHERS,
AnU
THB
DAIL7
TOWS
PA01
PTVB
i-
I
Coming
Soon!
Coming!
I
1
for
15
Days
I
I
Ladies'
Shoes
Girls'
Shoes
Men's
Shoes
BoysvShoes
t
I
Im
vs,
By
the
Merchants9
Creditors'
Compulsion
V
1
C
A
1
17
1
I
V
$15,000
Stock
of
Shoes
I
I
fcaiaiigiJiaai
1
Coming
Soon!
Coming:
Don't
Buy
Shoes
WAIT
3rd
Avenue
McArthur's
$tofe
Friday
Don't
Buy
Shoes
WAIT
M.
McArthur's
Store
3rd
Avenue
neck
with
Lloyd
George
as
a
prominent
figure
in
Uritish
poli
tics.
Lord
Asqulth
Hul
when
plain.
Mr.
Asquith
was
no
longer
ablo
to.
withstand
llio
blnndishnicnU
of
a
peerage
am'
became.
Lord.
Oxford
and
As-
uubh,
be
begamto
slip.
Ity
de
grees
the
Asquitn
was
lost
in
llio
newspapers
and
bo
becanvo
merely
Lord
Oxford.
The
name
suggests
tbo
university,
or
Ihe
dictionary.
That
put
him
Into
the
clns
with
hundred,
of
lords
who
aro
merely
lords
by
virtue
n
birth
because
I
bey
have
given
liberally
lo
charities
or
dUUngulsbed
themselves
by
public
service.
Al
so
il
robbed
him
of
!ic
right
to
It
in
tbo
House
of
Commons,
and
sittui
in
the
House
of
Lords
s
a
thankless
lasK.
Lloyd
George
Lloyd
lieortte
lias
avoided
a
oeerage.
Ho
realties
mat
ine
House
of
Commons
is
the
forum
which
Is
really
important.
Con-
seuuently
be
held
un
advantage
over
Lord
Oxford
and
Asquilh
in
Ihe
struggle
they
were
having
forv
supremacy
m
ine
uiuerai
party.
Lord
Hirkenhead
is
another
who
took
a
chanco
when
bo
ac
cepted
n
peerage.
He
bad
been
Lord
High
Chancellor
of
urea
llritaln.
which
is
a
sort
of
com
bination
of
Ihe
posts
of
presi
dent
of
t
ie
Senate
and
cuter
jus
tice
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
United
Slates,
and
was
ranked
a
one
of
Great
Britain's
ablest
legal
lights.
a
Ploblan
Name
Staggering
Hinder
the
plebiau
name
or
r.
r..
Mituii,
no
managed
lo
lend
brilliancy
even
to
that
name
but'.
wacn
a
peeragr
was
tendered,
iie.wstmveu
tou
more
hfeh-soihtajnir
'UUe
o!
Lord
Hirkenhead.
Uy
attacks
on
what
be
described
as
the
stupidity
and
inactivity
of
the
House
of
Lords
mmbereshii
however,
be
has
kept
bimselr
in
the
limelight
through,
suggestions,
for
its
reform.
William
K;
Oladslone
did
not
accept-a
peerage.
He
saw
danger
lo
a
Liberal
politician
in
the
assupuUlou
of
Ihe,
hufcaios
which
membership
in
the
House
of
-Lords
carries
with
it.
Arthur
Balfour
declined
to
become
a
peer
for
many
years
ana
as
plain
Mr.
Halfotw
became
one
o.
Hrltain's
greatest
diplomatists.
Must
Have
Publicity
The
srreal
malority
of
old
,iVl'tfigaii'tiliclil
IbyiTnen
known
itW'tf
imh
bl-mU'
Peer
age
ana
orlbe
social
and
sport
ing
folunin.
jf
prominent
Hrillsh
newspapers.
A
Lord
Is
on
llio
defensive,
and
must
ahovt
.
.....
.
U....I
I,
great
anility
to
attract
niieu-tlon
from
the
general
public,
and
wain
sjace
In
the
press.
Ilam-
say
McDonald
autl
Lloyd
ueorge
hold
universal
fame
kit
their
liighl
niir'itt
be
pur
under
a
bush
el
wo,e
mey
to
oecome
p-cr-and
ussumo
some
blgli-souiulinx
name
which
not
readily
astocl-aled
tlsel'
with
their
activities
as
prmler
and
party
leaders.