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Ltd.
Jewellers.
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Market
311
Third
Avenue,
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Kerr
by
J.
Preece
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the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
1
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48
Fires
for
$1.00
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more
chopping
of
klnd-w
SVfe,
slmplo
and
econ
omical
Manufactured
by
vdelransier
139
Second
Avenue
ono
diu
niDni
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WE
BUY
BOTTLES;
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From
Buiklnw
Vnllv
1
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CREAM
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57B
DENTIST
COPPER
RIVER
CANYONFOUND
Rivals
That
of
Colorado
Says
Albert
Mercer,
Haleftoh
tripper
'
'
'
NEW
llAXlioN,
June
10.
-u
A
deep
mountain
canyon,
carved
almost
perpendicularly
through
a
high
rocky
ridge,
canyon
i
deep
that
it
i
ald
to
rivul
the
oild-famou
Colorado
canyon,
ha
been,
dicoercd
by
Athej-t
Meiccrj
trapper
and
exploiter,
who
na
reiuriieu
nc.re
from
-
lonji(
journey
through
the,
little
kilnwn
wihleriiesn
of
the
Copper
niver
couniry.
Thl
spring
.Mercer
attempted
to
pneirale
tin;
country
of
the
soulh
fork
of
Ihe.
Copper
lllver,
u
couniry
that
ha
aroused
It
ik
cfUrioily.
Even
though
be
did
not
reach
hi
objective,
be
din
coercd
the
canyon
and
bo
bo
"icc
that
(hi
find
ahiply
re
warded
him.
The
canyon
is
from
twelve
to
fifteen
miles
loitg
and
from
three
to
four
Iboiixiind
feel
deep.
It
I
a
paradise
for
mountain
goat,
Mercer
claim.
The
canyon,
he
ay,
i
ko
rough
that
woke
and
oilier
enemies
of
the
goal
cannot
priictralc
il
fastnesses.
He
Maw
goals
kfppin
about
on
point
ni
rock
where
a
slip
would
have
inent
a
straight
drop
of
thoux
jnd
of
feet.
the
ttitli
frtrk
of
the.
Copper
liner
it
derrillei
aK
a
great
grizzly
bear
ritunlry
ind
would
be
A
favored
hunting
pot
it
iion-
aceeillle.
LOCAL
INDIANS
FLIVVER
FANS
Btllkley
Valley
Trappers
Abandon
Moccasin
Trail
and
River
Marge
SMiTllKilS,
Junit
in.
The
In
ilinn
I
rapper
of
the
llulkley
tivr
prtlinlfy
har
nbandrthed
the
mncraiii
trail
ahd
the
rler
barge1
in
favor
of
the
Mnalt
all
i
tie
I'licna
vaiiey
ten
(reaii-ii
io
a
lrrt!tee
pirlitci
terenllv
when
the
trajlper'
Irdln
canie
llirotigli
from
Hie
forttl
With
(he
P!tMh'
toad
nf
fle(.
There
were
a
few
dilapidated
wnttotiH
In
the
raravan,
but
mol
of
the
In
ilinn
rtule
in
automobile,
for
the
firM
lime
in
hi'lory.
The
iudianft
were
from
Ihe
Morlce
reervallon,
where
nenrly
all
are
born
hunter
and
trapper.
The
solution
from
the
primithe
form
nf
travel
look
a
good
many
year
in
nrromplixli,
nut
now
Ibat
the
motor
car
ha
been
in
iroduced
to
the
road
which
i
little
while
ago
were
wide
enough
'o
accommodate
only
pack
mule.,
the
Indian
have
quickly
adopted
Hie
more
nnreio
mode.
The
advent
of
Ihe
automobile
a
robbeit
the
indutry
oT
ono
nf
II
H
inol
plcltiredtie
feature
but
Ihe
fur
trailer
welcome
The
change
becaue
it
niean
that
Hie
pelt.
are
brought
to
market
quicker
and
in
better
condition
Mian
otherwise.
VANDERHOOf"
Tho
Ncchaco
rCmhry.
iOper
aled
by
the
Dep.lrtmenl
nf
Agri
idture.
under
thn
management
of
R.
G.
Abbdtt,
I
doing
a
far
bigger
buslne
than
It
h.1
ever
done
In
Ihe
past.
In
May,
1
920
no
Io.
than
7,Ot)5
poUnd
ol
bulter
were
iniinufactlired,
whiel
only
fell
000
poiiml
hnrl
iif
Ihe
preVioii
May
period
rotiihlhcd
ince
Ihe
creamerS"
wa
com
tnenced
e.lrly
In
1921.
1'reVidu
ly
the
largol
production
Ih
May
(1921)
Wft
180
pounds.
I
Ik
tiulpul
I.
Mill
increasing,"
ahd
llic
erofltnery's
reford
fbr
thl
week
in
one
day
waft
1082
pound
nf
butter,
or
approximately
equa
to
a
ton
aiid
a
half
of
cream
There
aro
now
102
shipper
to
Ihe
creaineryj
and
that
number
i
aleadilv
increasing.
Abdul
90
per
cent
or
uie
proaucnon
i
ent
Io
tlie
Vancouver-'market
where
It
I
scoring
higltf'
Arllme
l'.nililev
i
now
Sllffl
cientlv
recovered
from
his
III-
ne
to
run
hi
motor
stage
to
Stu"art
I.rtko.
Mr.
Win.
.1.
Kyle,
of
Eiulakc.
spent
lnl
wfek
fhd
Id
lhVn
the
irnesi
if
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
11.
Smith.
John
W.
Sackner
ahd
fapilly
baVe
left
the
liulalt
district,
and
are
motoring
to
Grand
Rapid
una
cmaQ
Mrs.
A.
11.
I.nird..
The
first
general
picnic
of
Ihe
season
at
Stuart
Lake
look
nlar
last
Sunday.
A
large
number
'we
ht
up
from
here
and
Vander-ho'of
looked
quite
deserle'd.
One
of
the
biggest
rain
and
wind
storms
ever
known
in
thl
couniry
occurred
a
week
ago.
.No
damage
wa
done
In
tin
locality,,
,
Bliis
iMf
Oeorgc
F.
Ucnon
and
N.
Schrelber
were
Ootsa
vlston
at
Recognized
iaiity
f.
It.
Wnhlstrom
of
JJndako
ha
been
Visltlhg
in
town.
fl.
It.
Ilobb,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Hnbb,
visited
Smllbers
on
Sahifday
last
in
connection
witli
the
Induction
of
tho
liurns
Lako
Assenibly
ot
Ihe
Native
Sons
of
Rithada.
Mrs.
L.
Vils0n
has.
returned
Id
her
homo
In
Prlncxi
Rupert
after
spending
two
weeks
visltlhg
her
parents,
Mr,
arid
Mrs.
H.
II.
ltelkenberg.
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
pYlh'gle
ol
Franco!
Lake
were
recent
visit-of
s
Ih
I
own.
Emory.
Dotson
returned
home
last
week
after
spending
six
HE
large
number
of
motorists
who
can
afford
to
buy
any
make
of
cat,
and
yet
drive
months
travelling
over
vAriou
parts
of
the
United
Stales
from
Montana
to
Florida.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
F.
Nourse
re-;
turned
lal
Friii.iv
mnrnlil
-
......
from
F.dmonton
and
Mrs.
Nour$i
j
Is
now
on
the
high
road
10
recovery.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Twin
daughters
were
born
to
Mr.
and
Mr.
Ernest
Muralt
on
Juno
9,
at
the
family
residence,
Third
Avenue,
Tlie
city
council
has
decided
Id
erect
a
welcome
arch
al
the
intersection
of
Oeorgo
Street
add
Second
Avenue,
in
honor
iif
'the
visit
to
the
city
or
Hon.
It.
Ilan
dolpn
Bruce,
lieutenant-gover-
a
Ford
by
choice,
is
a
tribute
to
the
car
s
intrinsic
worth.
Simple
in
operation,
built
to
a
high
-quality
standard,
and
maintained
by
a
superior
service
organisation,
Ford
products
appeal
to
the
most
discriminating.
1
For
twentyone
years
Ford
has
maintained
this
standard
of
quality,
which
fact
has
been
recognised
by-over
twelve
million
owners.
urn
icir
jsj
iirATaki
Kvfcl
PRODUfcTS
OF
TRADITIONAL
QUALITY
M20
In
Michigan
where
InHurns
Lake1
.....
stale,
...
they
.
i
rcct?ntly,
jenu
io
iaKo
up
mcir
resilience.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
of
Vic-
lori.
oco
.yiplllng
.thrlr
daughter.
6ra
mnr.Hvho,
will
jofficially
open,,
the'
from
the
.south
this
morning.
bianipeue.
qn
pomtnjQn
al)y.
'
5
-:
I
James
MpAleenan
Ii
In
the
Mrs.
Jack
VViUOn
and
Ml'
city
from
Alice
Arm.
Patricia
Wilson
left
on
Saturday
for
an
exttride;S
liolldAy
In
the
Mrs.
James
Carmichael
re-cod!
ciliesj
motoring
a
far
asjtdrned
yesterday
frtnn
a
fev
.vsncrou.
nays
visu
upriver.
'
G.
'Field
has
le.ft
the.
c(ty.
tin.
a
visit
to'Eitgtand.
lie
expects
to
be
absent
for
about
lVo
moiith.
.
Ten
Ydari
Ago
Ih
Prtnc
Rutrt
June
.16,
1918.
Mrs.
h.
Ft.
Kennedy,
the
tfir
of
the
city
light
superintendent.
and
her
three
children
arrived
H.
M?
$?taekpole,
and
.E
A.
Ileiiry
of
'Ketchikan,
arrived".
In
tile
city
last,
evening"?
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II
Pillsbury
arrived
from
tho
ndiith
oh
the
Prince
Hupert
morniiig,
"
";"ir
Mr.
JusllceSW.
u.
MacDonald
tthd
the
court'reporlei,
W,
E.
O.
Jdhnson,
left,
on
'thl
mornihg'a
train
for
lflnce
Oeofg
wher
the
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
"will
-
("onveno