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sells
so
rapidly
it
is
always
fresh.
The
Daily
News
IMUNGE
RUPERT
-
HR1TISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Dailv
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
montb
$1.00
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
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and
the
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States,
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other
countries,
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advance,
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year
$7.i(i
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Thursday,
Feb.
25,
1920
Transmission
Of
Human
Thought.
Since
the
Jate
Archbishop
Du
:'ernel
experimented
in
Ihe
tranniiMoii
o(
human
though!
and
published
his
conclusion
to
the
world,
he
has
had
a
great
manv
followers
in
that
line
m
experimentation.
Others
are
taking
credit
to
themselves
for
work
which
the
Archbishop
did
and
for
which
he
will
be
known
long
after
his
work
as
a
Christian
clergyman
has
been
forgotten.
A
story
comes
from
Leningrad
in
Russia
that
Professor
Valdimir
Hehleirv
ha
ben
studying
these
thought
waves
ami
be
believes
them
to
be
eleclro-niagnetic.
lie
says
they
artt
thrown
off
by
other
animals
as
well
as
human.
He
thinks
that
his
experiments
Will
lead
to
the
automatic
transmission
of
human
thought
to
a
distance.
There
is
nothing
new
in
this
except
the
suggestion
that
the
thought
transmission
is
by
means
of
electro-niagnelic
waves.
The
Archbjshop
somelimes
spoke
of
"thought
radio"
in
connection
with
ins
work
and
he
proved
conclusively
that
messages
could
be
carried
long
distances,'
even
as
far
as
fmm
Prinet,
Rupert
to
Vancouver.
The
Russian
-professor
also
suggests
that
the
more
accomplished
a
man
is
the
better
be
troiisn(it.s
3iid
the
worse
he
re
ceives.
That
seemfs
contrary
to
the
I)u
Aernet
experience
for
the
Archbishop
proved
himself
to
be
a,
successful
receiver
as
well
as
sender
and
no
one
wouldrsuggeilWhal
was
not
an
accomplished
man.
si
Man
Can
-Receive,
.;,,
.
Better
Than.Woman;
,i.
.x
'
the
Archbishop
Dr.
Ivan
Chakhovsky
suggests
that
a
mail
can
receive
messages
belter
than
a
woman.
That
may
be
because
a
imm
can
oxercie
better
control
of
his
miiid
than
a
woman.
TJie
sender
has
to
ex.-lude
every
other
thought
but
(Jiat
of
sending
the
mes
sage,
while
(he
receiver
has
(upkeep
himself
in
a
receptive
altitude
and
also
to
exclude
foreign
'thoughts.
It
is
phiin
to
e
from
this
that
it
is
easier
to
send
than
lo
receive.
It
i.
eniei
to
concentrate
on
a
positive
idea
than
a
negative.
Should
Carry
On
Work
Done
Here.
,
It
seems
a
pity
that
the
work
commenced
here
by
Archbishop
Du
Vernet
cannot
be
carriedon
and
his
name
slill
be
connected
with
it.
Unless
some,
action
is
taken
wilh
thai
end
in
view
(here
is
a
possibility
of
hi
fame
being
obscured
b
Ihose
who
come
after
mid
by
men
who
ilid
nol'originale
the
idea
Many
before
the
Archbishop
suggested
that
thought
might
IA
transmitted
and
beieved
that
il
was,
bill
the
local
man
was
tb-first
(o
prove
that
il
could
be
done
at
will
at
any
place
and
at
any
time
by
persons
who
were
trained
to
transmit
ami
receive.
Canadian
Bonds
Sold
In
States.
Canadian
government
bonds
must
have
been
in
great
in
New
York
yeslenlay
;fr
orly
million
jlollars
worth
lo
uc
KiKco
op
aiiiMoi
uircciiy
iney.were
ouereo.
u
speaK
weii
for
Hie
government
of
the
country
and
for
Jhe
faith
the
Ameri
cans
have
in;
the
stability
of
our
.institutions..
National
credit
is"
a
great
thing.
Ve
must
be
in
a
pdsiUonHo
leyrrow
if
we
expect
lo
carry
on
aim
develop
tlie
country,
vWith
liinaiKan
bond
sell
ing
well,
provincial
bonds
in
demand
am
city
bonds
being
lakeh
readily,
we
seem
lo
be
in
an
-enviable'
position
so
far
as
credit
is
ronrerned.
The
next
thirig
frm.tiulixidual
to
'do
is.
ty
Keep
ineir
own
tnuiviuua)
credit
good
Good
Health
for
AH
the
Family
The
newest
idea
in
medicine'
is
to
prevent
serious
disease
by
looking
after
the
"minor
ills."
Since
about
ninety
percent
of
serious
diseases
develop
from
constipation
arid
torpid
action
of
the
liver
and
kidneys
Mrs.
Mary
Fourgere,
Larry't
River,
N.S.
writes:
"I
wag
troubled
with
constipation
for
years."
At
last
a
friend
suggested
that
I
try
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney
-Liver
Pills.
I
did
so
and
must
say
that
they
have
given
me
more
relief
than
all
the
medicine
I
have
taken
during
the
lan
ten
years."
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
to
arouse
the
action
of
these
organs
is
the
most
effective
of
preventives.
.
Backaches,
headaches,
indigestion,
constipation,
etc.,
soon
disappear
when
this
great
regulating
medicine
is
used.
Dr.
Chase'sKidne
y-LiverPills
35c
a
box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto
2,
Canada.
CHOPIN
STUDY
IDEAL
PENDING
!
BY
MUSIC
CLUB
AT
BURNS
LAKE
'Pot
of
the
Piano"
Afternoon
Galena
Ore
Prospect
Near
Lake
Arranged
Dy
mrs.
Praser
ai
:
Tchlslnkut
Improves
as
Home
of
Mrs.
Bryant
Tin'
Ladies
Music
Club
me
I
yesterday
afternoon
at
I
he
home
of
.-Mrs.
!eo.
Hryanl.
II?
Fourth
Avenue.
WVst.
the
subject
of
ftudy
being
"Chopin,
the
J'oel
of
Iho
Piaao."
'Hie
arrangement
of
the
program
whs
in
charge
of
.Mrs.
U.
C.
Praser.,
It
was
a
fol
lows:
Piano
solo
"Sliento
in
I
flat
minor,'"
-Miss
M
A.
AVay.
Heading
"Life,
and
Works
of
Frederic
Chopin,"
-Mr.
A.
T.
Par
kin.
Piano
-snlo-"Nocturne."
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward.
Vocal
solo
.'Two
Corpses.'
Jlrs.
Donald
Ross.
Instrumental
duet
"Polon
aise
Milttaire,"
Mrs.
It.
P.
Ponder
and
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward.
Piano
solo
"Valse,"
Mr.
F.
P.
Kenny.
Vocal
solo
"The
Maiden's
Wih.'-
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullen.
Piano
solo
'Polonaise."
Mrs.
David
Wilton.
AT
VANCOUVER
Seed
of
More
Elevator
Accom
modation
is
Stressed
by
Swan
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
5.
"Local
orl
charges
compare
favorably
villi
oilier
competing
imrts
oi
he
const,'
said
Major
Svvm,
Chief
engineer
of
the
harbor
board,
"charge
here
being
as
against
.tb
in
.Seattle
and
round
l.so
in
San
F'rancisco."
.
The
Major
saM
he
favored
a
rratiual
downward
revision
of
Krt
charges
consistent
with
the
crovvth
of
the
port.
In
regard
lo
Jie
set
tins
aside
of
waterfront
ircas
for
future
development
lw
said
dial
investors
must
not
b
'barged
too
time
I
i
for
Hie
land
.
imiiu
storage
faeillues.
now
land
at
beveen
G.O
00,0,011
and
7v00(M'0
bushels
and
an
increase
lo
I5.0UO.OOO
or
SO.HOd,-
OOii
husliels
wouUI
not
be
over
iiuildln?,
but
this
does
not
neces-
4arily
neitl
U
b
by
I
lie
port
aulliority,
provided
the
private
investor
were
fiwrw
proer
pro-lectioii.
in
conclusion
Major
?wan
deetaretl
that
the
place
fm
sawmills
was
on
the
F'raer
IHver
HUd
not
on
False
creek
or
.be
central
liarbor.
HEAVY
FREIGHT
AND
PASSENGER
OFFERINGS
ON
COAST
STEAMSHIP
An
-boiir
laic
leaving
on
Monday
niittii
on
account
of
heavy
frcisht
offering
for
the
norlh
and
further
lcdaycl
al
pceau
Falls
diseJiaising
caroi
which
included
parts
for
the
i;ev
paper
machine
that
is
beiiu;
itislalled
al
the
mill
there,
C..V.H.
steamer
Prince
.Rupert.
,Capl.
'Harry
'Nedden,
lid
not
arrive,
from
Hie
south
Jinlil
'.'.S5:
ye-(erday
afternoon.
The
vese'I
had
a
large
passenper.
Jil
out
nf
VauiMMiver'lnelmlincr
fifty
people
for
Oroan
Falls
and
13
members
of
the
crews
of
the
steamers
Prince
(ieorge
and
Prince
John
Which
are
beinji
prepared
at
Hie
'dry.
dock
here
for
service
after
their
annual
overhauls.
The
Hn-perl
also
had
an
exceptionally
heavy
freiaht
cargo
of
250
Inns
for
Prince
Rupert.
SEWING
MEETING
ATNURSES'
HOME
Ladles
Gathered
to
Assist
Lady
Superintendent
With
Making
of
Articles
For
A
sewing
meeting,
arranged
by
Mrs.
Frank
Iibb
and
Mrs.
C.
F.
Kemp,
was
held
in
Ihe
(Nurses'
Home
yesterday
afternoon
for
the
purpose
of
assisting
Mis
Jean
Harrison,
Il.N.,
lady
superintendent,
in
the
making
of
baby
articles
for
tbc.nurscry.
The
.garments
were
parted
and.
bdrcg.
lanen
home
by
Hie
ladies,
will
bo
completed
in
a
few
days.
Hefides
Mrs.
Dibb
and
Mr
Kemp.
Hie
following
ladie
were
present:
Mrs.
I).
A.
Candow,
Mrs
r:
H
Flkins.
Mrs.
W.
D
Cliriflison.
Mrs
S
Hatcher.
Mrs,
Hen
Self
Mrs
V
I).
Moxley.
Mrs,
v
II
Yickers,
Mrs
p.
W
Mor
rlsey.
Work,
Proceds
FIIAN:US
L.vKtj,
Felt.
:.
A
deal
is
peiiliiiR
Tor..
Hie
Monn
Mineral
gtWtfp
op
a
creek
running
iiikirt'liisinkut
Lake
between
Uittii
laVit'hd
Francoi
IHke.
TJieore
is
silver-lwd
of
medium
jirndc.
II
was
discovered
,
four
years
ago
by
accident
and!
since
I
lien,
development
ha
been
iroeeedi;
with
a
view
to
loca-
tina:
the
iiiain
fre
ImmI.v.
A
small
crew
or
si
meim-enny
tirovc
into
a
vein
which
strengthen!"
and
widens
as
Hie
work
proceeds.
The
properly
was
examined
In
the
fall
by
a
mining
engineer
for
a
larjre
American
operator
hut
no
iltal
has
yet
been
completed
allhniksh
il
is
expected
lo
be
closed
on
tbe
bais
of
a
work-in);
bond.
While
no
eelarti!ar
values
have
a
yet
been
encountered,
the
ore
beinir
a
primary
galena
of
medium
even
grade,
indications
point
to
there
be
Ins
n
large
bell!-
in
the
district,
the
working
of
ANOTHER
SUCCESSFUL
I
whmayleadtogre
ve,np-
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
A
.SICK
ItusiuiMd
i
ti.ind.
a
?hmI
Iiii-
A
LITTLK
love
i
not
enough
Ut
get
married
on.
A
MAN
who
will
not
lie
for
a
woman
is
only
half
a
man.
TIIF
person
wbu
says
he
ha'
been
Ion
busy
lo
vvrile
is
bardlv
complimentary
to
In-
friend.
ilOl'KTSHIP
is
a
lotfety.
Young
Hph
ofteii
draw
riiaiiy
blank
Itefore
they
eeure
a
priite,
anil
even
then
the
prue
is
of
((oublfut
value.
SOMK
eople
express1
Ihemsef
vim
In
lanKuuge;
otbers"in
neck
Ifeis
ihiiI
socks.
IIKI.I'X
ltowiand
says
there
are
the
eooehs
in
the
life
f
-a
nun
A
red
sled
at
len.
a
rel
neeklie
at
twenty,
a
red-leade
woman
at
ibirty,
a
red
ear
al
forty,
ami
a
rM
necktie
again
al
fifty.
C!luoIM;
a
wife
is
semeihing
like
cHmiiir
fiMnl.
Frnif
h
pas
try
is
pleasant
once
or
twioubul
as
a
regular
iliel
it
is
a
failure.
A
MAN
oiin
m
more!
bfde
his
love
iban
can
a
gtn
bble
ber
.
aci'inalion
mark
in
a
one
piece
tialhnig
suit.
NONK
are
so
blind
as
who
are
tired
of
looking.
February
25,
1916.
tliotj
DAIlLIMi.
I
am
growing
old.
Ami
besides
I
have
B
cold.
All
my
bones
besrm
lo
aehe.
What's
(he
best
tliiijg
loan
lake
;
i
A
MAN
friend
of
.mine
wants
lo
kiuiw
how
he
i-
know
if
be
ts
rejiiry
in
love.
ant
going
lo
tell
him
he
is
in
bve
jf.illl
othei
women
look
like
eo
mapy
vviMiden
obitrfs
'to
liini.
aiifliflllbeir
sly
glances
never
penetrate
beyond
his
busily
cyeorrvs.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
i
ne
I'acuie
l-
isiieriuan
says
thai
halibut
fishing
lias
become
tbe
second
mosi
imporlnnf
industry
on
the
Pacific'Coa!.
Vancouver
papers,
speaking
ol
M.
A.
Mardonald's
provincial
election
campaign
in
A'aneoiiver,
stale:
n.Mr.
MacdonATd
Jiroughl
ti
the
hall
with
him
a
sturdy
Northern,
T.
Diilferiu
Patlullo,
former
mayor
of
Prince
Hupert
and
the
Liberal
candidate
for
that
district."
ILIenl.
l'.ol.
.1.
W.
n'rden
re
lUrned
to
Hie
city
yesterday
af
ternoon
from
Prmce.
Oeorge
af
ler
inspecting
the
contingent
of
the
1
02nd.
Hallalion
there
which
is
beiitig
trained
by
Lieut.
.1.
Charles
Halsey
or
this,
city.
II
is
expected
that
members
of
llui
battalion
Trimi
lite
north
will
be
transferred
U
(mov
in
about
Miree
vvees
imc
Advcrlue
in
the
Dally
New3.
.BY
MOOSE
LODGE'
The
Moose
Lodxr
ietl
auotlK-r!
very
succi'ssiui
vviiist
drive
iimI
dance
last
evening
in
the
Mclro-
pde
Hall.
Priie
winners
vveiN":
Indies'
first,
Mr.
J.
Hawthorne;
kidies'
eroml,
Mrs.
loin
Hybhavn:
ladies
coiisidation.
Mrs.
..
John
son;
men's
rirl,
Percy
Cameron
.m
rut
with
.Jack
Morrisim;
men',
seeoittl.
Jack
.Morrison;
men
etoi-olalioH.
Willie
lioiwild.
Tbe
conimille
in
I'hanvc
cou-iled
of
fiillis
llnyer.
II
J.
Haemi.
Percy
iVunenm.
J.
So.uar-huck.
Sam
Antmis,
Mam
Hau-
deMsehlld.
A.
Olinesari:.
I
Me-
Doimbl
and
Freil
Scadden.
Joe
Slastfcinl
was
master
of
ervmoiiie.
Mr.
FjI.
-1,'nger
was
in
clKirpe
of
Hie
serving
nf
refreshment
ami
miiic
vva
fur-lhel
by
Arthur's
Orchestra.
Oreer
flo
lioy
Hut!
So
yon
vii
n
I
a
Job.
eh?
Do
ymi
ever
tell
'le
Hoy
No.
but
I'd
be
willing
lo
'earn.
'I
lUl'i1.,
Immi
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
.Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
finld,
77.3S5,M;
Lode
(b.i.t.
si,8
173
100;
Silver,
.1KlS,.X2l.r70;
Lead,
?70,&1N,578;
Copper.
IH7,1HU,378;
',
.
i
171
1117
;
Miscellaneous
.Minerals,
$l,i:l.3itl;
Dial
and
Coke.
2tl0,8S0,(MH;
Ib,,i,tlMg
Stone.
Hnrk,
Cement,
elc,
t2,2a.i,SIA;
making
ils
Mineral
Produclion
to
the
im
oi
.PJ2
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec
1924,
$48,704,604
The
.Mining
Laws
of
this
Province.
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
thnSi-
0j
any
oilier
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
In
Ihe
HrilUh
Ktnpiru.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fee.
Absolute
Titles
am
obtained
by
developing
sorb
properties,
the
security
of
vvhn
h
M
guaranteed
by
Crown
Hraiits.
Full
information
together
with
.Mining
Heptirts
ai'H
.Maps,
may
be
obtained
grsli
)y
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
Brllkh
Columbia.
N.H.
Praclirally
all
Hrillsb
(Vilumbia
.Mineral
Properlies
upon
which
deri..(
r
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
kimiic
one
nf
Ihe
Annual
Iteporls
of
the
,
.
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
inveslnieiils
should
refer
lo
sitrh
reimrts
1
ic
arc
available
without
eharge
on
applienlion
lo
the
Department
of
Mine-.
Vn
t
.1
,
u
Hepi-rls
of
Ihe
(leological
Kurvry
oi"
Canada.
Pacific
Itiiildmg,
Vancouver,
are
r
if,
meudetl
as
valuable
sources
nf
information.
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il
l.,
will
al
fur
a
lirrttrp
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lake
md
use
in
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fr-rl
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and
li
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arr.-
nr
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cmi
of
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also
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whirh
l
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of
I
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skrfiia
liopr.
ami
fln
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drains
linn
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hlirr
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ti.o
lialn
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of
tms
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rdfixr
of
l.nl
tit.
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,
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I
Till:
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i
wis
will
Im-
lralid
II
the
Inl
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n
it
larr,
thrlr
caiarlllr
win
uk
a
rpn-iiirfiy
wi
wrtn,
whI
met
will
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tlie
irn
r-ipfrloclY
rnrn
I.
l-m-atrd:
itnral
UmIIH
In
let
Mke
al
liad
of
Wallarr
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1.
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I
elm
l.akf
at
hrad
(if
Wallarr
crrrk.
Caparliy,
ji.o
arrf
feel.
Will
flmid.
IH.ne
arm
.
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Oiillrl
In
I'laruiifail
l.akr-
al
ln-ad
(if
Wallarr
i
reek.
Caparily.
VtO.O
arr
feel.
Will
flmiil.
1
1,
ni
arrrn.
I.
Uirafnl:
lcirl
OntlM
fur
KinertMiev
Lakv,
it
lirad
nf
Wallarr
Cr-k
i
a
parti),
!.
feel.
Will
IIimkI.
J.7
rrw.
S.
Ixraleii:
Xalnral
onllel
fur
Artlfirlat
i.aae.
aimni
u
nine
npotream
frmg
liioulli
(if
Wallare
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mrtr
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f.
l.ore,-
s
fiaina
Hear
head
of
Clll
lim
crerk
ar
Natural
onllel
t
lake!
i:aaell),
IMo.o
aere
feel.
Will
IIikhI.
I.fs
arrea.
Tli
waler
will
be
diverted
from
Ilie
rtream
al
i
ihiIiii
iImhii
fnmi.ii
feel
mirllieasl
fnun
Um
lumlhweil
rorner
nf
February
27,
Last
Day
of
our
Big
Sale
WE
HAVE
DRESSES
TO
CLEAR
AT
COST
Everything
Elie
at
Bargain
Prices.
Phone
27.
"DEMERS"
We
mm
U,
rc;t
P.O.
Boi
327.
Loggers!
Loggers!
We
have
Ihe
only
complete
stock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
iart
in
the
North.
We
handle
lagging
t.
Peavie,
Saw-,
and
general
Clinic
F-ipupnieril.
It
will
pav
you
to
ee
u-
when
.mif
,H,ug.
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
Steamship
and
Train
Service
t.t.
PRINCE
RUPCirr
will
eae
PRINCE
RUPERT
fi-r
VSHCOUVl.
VICTORIA,
ILATTLE
ami
inlrrnwdiale
iH,ir..
rarti
fRIOAV
at
t
aju,
I.
PRINCE
RUPERT
fur
ITEWART
ami
ANVOX,
WEONCEOAT.
0
l.a.
PRINCE
iOMN
forlnlihtly
for
VANCOUVER
ll
QUEEN
CM10TT1
IILANOt.
I
PAIIEN0ER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
EVERT
WONDAT,
WEONEI0AV
and
SATUROAY
II
I
111
lot
PRINCE
0(001,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEO,
III
.lnH
MMern
'
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I
nilisl
Slat
AQENOT
ALL
OCEAN
(TEAaJtHIP
LINES.
CJI
Tklil
Offka,
BIS
Thlrtf
Art,
Prlaca
Rvptri.
PhMt
10
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Saninrs
frtira
Priara
nuperi.
r
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Svaaaaa
tar.
14
Alarl
ftaf,
Tua.a.r,
e
VANOOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Alaet
an
4
Swanaea
.r,
Salareat.
ISA
f-ae
ANV0X.
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rl.tr
Cannarlaa,
Thrtt
m,
Far
PORT
S,'PSON,
ANT0X,
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART.
Svnlaf.
S
i.m.
US
n4
Iimvi.
t.
Baraalar,
Aiant.
Pnnaa
Rmtri.
SO.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
fieU
door
to
Friwell
lltllfher
Hhop.
acru
front
the
Kmpress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
80CIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
M
o.
Ilninre
:..
Omi.i
IHHrlit,
and
will
...
..
lie
used
fur
Power
ami
IndiiMrial
I'ur
ilmller
'Vi
"'
nf
,
H'rordei
nr
with
I
lie
Cmne
lHMe
iiimii.
Ilia
luuil
,l---lluul
....
u.h
il
il
ll
ire
I.
r.iiail
IH.irlrl
ami
mum
r.
....'
I
I
alHire
l.eae
frunnnr
llienmi
and
nniir
hered
In
Ihn
Land
ieiarllnent
a
n
f
eiS
In
lie
kmwn,
nlieiienl
lo
aurvey
ai
I.M
M.1S,
lianae
&,
Oxi.t
lilMrlrt.
Tin:
sTirivfiE
i.irKsr.
applied
for
u
a
In
959
acre
feet
thereof
in
anppleirienl
anil
Mtht
In
fake
and
ne
Ml
rulilr
feet
per
eeenml
im.ler
Cnndlllonal
l.lnne
Mo
371
and
II
nilne
feel
er
eerond
unite
r
Ciindlllnnal
l.lrense
i.
37fS,
ami
a
'
ii"'-
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re
ieei
inefeiii
in
atippteiiwnl
Waler
lllaina,
I'aillainenl
llnild
III..
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..
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wiiniii
inrrijr
u.ji
after
I
lie
fr
apiearaiice
f,f
una
linlli'i
in
a
li-;al
tiew.rHiir.
The
dale
er
Hit
firm
PMl.heailnn
(,f
ihla
miilce
la
Felwii
ary
Uiii,
io(t,
WALLACE
flSIIF.IIIF.S
IIMITEP.
Applirant.
.
Br
Annua
MeMlmar,
Arent.
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
Tlifr
ullt
Um
.
.
Ihe
HUM
in
lake
and
u.e
Ihe
.
1
i.t
,
.
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nlieil
r..e
herein
ft
.
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1
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at
tlie,
nirirr.
if'ioW..
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on
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rrnundiT'filrlr
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n;
l
ie
im
lat
of
lel.rnarjr.
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a
ropy
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ary
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ai
'rum
Ih.i,.m
nr
Oil.
Water
Heporder
at
I'rinre
Iliinerl,
ll.C,
'Seventeenth
day
of
ri.r.'i.;
aii
'ioi
'bjcctluut
to
tlie
application
luiy
bt
riled
men
iv
luuj
...
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ai
gy.14Al.L3,
MILK
From
Bulklsy
Vails
rRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommc"''
our
Table
Cream
at
!5o
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657