Our
Sale
Ends
on
Saturday
A
Few
More
Left:
5
Jewel
Oirl
(Sold
Filled
Watohes
nt
$8.60
50
to
3
llroocbe..
Sale
,,i
1
1
......
,
95o
Silver
plated
Ten
l'ot.
Sugar
ami
"'roam
PAt".
Snip
prb?o
$12.80
.Mi'ii'd
5
Jewel
guaranteed
.
hi
filled
watches
.
.
$11.50
Ik
rJRVELLERS
Suit
Willi
Tltt
clous
BULKLEY
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
lias
born
taken
over
from
Oeorge
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
ale
w
h
Scaly
ami
Doodson
Fresh
Meats
arriving
Twice
Weekly
from
lh
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Bloofc
Phone
678
DENTIST
TUGBOATS
Day
Phonee
423,
53,
Green
t3S,
Hack
733.
Night
Phonei
M7,
S39,
Qreen
238,
Black
736.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man,
Dir.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
I
So
for
Half
1'lnt.
Quality
and
Service
Special
Ice
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phono
657
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
U.
triage.
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialise
In
Plana
an
Furniture
sieving.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kiqulslte
8tockof
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
TEACHERS
HEAR
ABOUT
HEALTH
i
AND
DISEASES
Of
Total
Population
of
Canada
180,000
are,
Constantly
Sick
Says
Lecturer
"
"
4S
VlCTOlllA,
July
15.
The.
no-
ulalion
or
Canada
it
0,215,000.'
Of
loin
nunilier
180,000
are
con-1
slanlly
Mick
:
7n,ooo
I'onstantly
employed
in
gainful
orruiialio'n.
.i
Tlie
pis
to
industry
or
work
da
through
illness
annually
total
9SI.000.000.
iHCiic
i!ola
Hip
Dominion
or
Canada
the
sum
or
27O.O0o,O00,
cipml
t
about
seventy-rive
per
rent
of
the
n-liri'
(Soverumcnl
expenditure
for
ifie
year
lOJt.
Bacteriology
These
and
oilier
arresting
figure
in
connection
with
Can-1
ada'n
health
record
were
iuut
d
liy
Mr.
Lucas.
Miperinii-ndein
,
Hie
Saanlah
Health
Centre,
in
lie-
!
lecture
on
"JUeleridlogy"
l
aj
ra
of
students
al
the
.Sum
mer
Heboid,
The
course,
like
the
ullii-r.
Miti-ri
it
fivA.wnoli
!
period,
during
which
time
kIih
i
l.-aliiig
with
various
angle,
of
Hie
Miitiptvl
of
public
heallh
edu
workers.
Hie
importance
of
t
tielir.
nutrition,
ventilation,
in-
fei-iion
and
infection
diseases.
water,
milk,
flies,
elr.;
bow
a
my
keeps
healthy:
school
hygiene
and
the
examination
of
llu
child
for
physical
or
menial
de-
fed
with
n
view
lo
rorrecllon
or
removal
from
contact
wild
beat-thy
children;
the
value
of
fresh'
air,
notation
of
cold
and
oilier
infectious
dlae:
the
sludy
of
i
lie
leachcr'
liealtli;
value
of
re.
MINERAL.
ACT.
OtRTiriCATI
Of
IMPROVEMENTS
Hitr
tnv(i
.v
Miiirl
tlaiin,
atlif-ate
lit
lh
Allin
Mininc
Oirltlnn
nf
cottar
iiirlrl.
Wlire
tuealMli
in
Vol.
i-anlr
;rerk
(Vulran
Creek
i.
aMolnint
ami
niuihel
or
IDE
canyon
No.
1
r:t-Irnalon
Mlnnral
Claim
'l.ol
ItTlu.
..
TAkK
.MtTlCK
Hut
I.
Kllen
Molloy.
rr
.Miner
crrunraie
.o,,
jo?j,
nr
mmm
i
mn
Don
t
forget
To
put
Colman's
Mustard
on
your
list
for
Camp
or
Summer
Home.
Then
vou
can
have
real
Mustard
with
your
bacon,
fish,
meats,
sandwiches,
etc.
Colmans
Mustard
arc
aids
digestion
only
were
kn--wn
lo
produce
disease,
il
wais
explained.
The
instructor
defined
dls-
.at
ion.
In
her
leeture
she
ha
nasi.
as
of
two
kind.
those.
already
given
definitions
ofUm-h
as
smallpox,
measles,
ty-
'teallb.
public
liettllli,
hygiene,
nhoid.
etc..
which
were
trans
sudation,
epidemiology,
Ultra-
tuiihl
directly
or
indirectly
prill
ir
and
bacteriology.
Therwlfrnin
one
person
to
another;
and
will
follow
lecture
on
the
rrl:t-thc
degenerative
diseases,
such
linn
of
the
public
lv
public
heallhla
heart
disease,
appolexy,
wbieu
wore
non-traniniible.
The
expression
"contagious,
the
class
wan
inforrneil,
was
n
longer
scientifically
used.
Bacteria
Necessary
.rier
hearing
of
I
be
disease-
rreating
germs,
Ihe
class
wa
Introduced
lo
the
more
cheerful
variety
known
a
saprophyte-,
which,
unable
lo
thrive
in
living
iue
and
finding
their
fond
in
dead
orjxanie
matter,
both
animal
and
vegetable,
are
necessary
u.
creation,
both
to
teacher
and;
Ihe
norfthmenl
of
plants
and
pupil;
Importance
of
propprjvegelahle
of
the
higher
kin-i'xcreie,
uleep.
food,
denial
caredom,
which
In
turn
nourish
met
cleanliness,
etc.
Slckneet
not
Punishment
"Sickness
i
no
longer
considered
as
a
punishment
for
sin,"
said
.Mrs.
Luea
in
explaining
lo
tier
.-In
en
Ih'e
plnce
of
Ihe
dleai-
and
animals.
"If
it
were
not
for
the
bacler-laV
aetrvllMs.
Vetelable
life
would
become
extinct,
plant
life
would
end,
the
animal
kingdom
would
have
no
fwKl.
and
would
bcoiii-
germ
m
creating
diHurbances
lHiPXlue,."
said
the
lecturer
Ihe
human
smiem.
The
whole!
Parities
of
Ihe
science
or
medieine,
aJ
Paraslle
were
derine
as.ba--1
well
as
agriculliim
and
many
In-
lerla
or
germ
which
floumlinl
dn-trirn
had
been
rvoluUonlze.in
Hvlnir
tismie.
which
tissue
was
by
I'aMcur's
dicovery
of
the.
known
a
the
-
host.
Parasite
yetablc
form
known
as
bac-
'conlribuled
nothing
to
their
lion
lena.'
vvhie.li
cause
pulriraclion
'l'l
potsonoiis
xnblances
known
and
lerinefitalicn
and,
when
Ihey
s
toxln.
Kvery
germ
had
its
find
a
suilable
host
-In
living
!'"
disease,
and
its
own
sptdai
matter.
dieae.
til
the
1,500
genu
already
iolated,
seventy-five
varielle.-
MINERAL
AOT.
CKRTiriCATC
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
Hli'k
miili
Mlncril
Claim,
miuiip
In
ll
Atlin
Mmint
DUMion
nf
Oiuir
Dlt-
Irirt.
Wh-r
liM-tird;
on
Cricr
Crwk
haunt.
Typhoid,
for
inlano
would
pa
the
respiratory
organs
and
Ihe
slomai-h
wiMioim
doing
any
harm,
but
in
the
Intestine,
"al
lal
settled
down
:
houekeepinK
wilh
a
vengeance
(In
the
oilier
hand,
Ihe
germ
of
inbiiur
r
loonh
of
jujr
trrt,
scarlet
fever
or
diphtheria
slop-idHmnr
o
cwy
o
NiiM-rtl
cuim
a,
lnP
trnat
:
and
the
pul-
m
II
MiuiMrij
lift",
"
.
takk
Mitir.K
ihi
I,
rir
otbrioJinonnry
T.H.
germ
sought
out
tlie
ftr
Mrt
-rllflrl
So.
T0o,
in-i,,,,,
lrul,
uir
!
fnm
thi
rttie
Iwrtor,
;
lUHtf.
ii.
tpj-iy
io
ii
Minmt
nrrrtir
for
i;
onit
nic
oi
nr
ii,.
uir
loiiuiiiniri
rommnner
ui.td.i.
dieaes
flil(rU
t
lmpriMwiiu,
for
Ihr
pur-
j
rrv
nf
iiuinin(
t
crtiwp
,orni
of
th;wpre
named,
the
common
cold.
iiwi
ruriW
inn
noiir.
thtt
tnion,
influenr.a,
pneumonia,
whooping
iinik-r
reiion
ii.
mini
i
roiiuix-nc-i
iniiiiui
(nowadays
.ei
eoiiKU,
u
inu
vmiwuu.ij
lwn.ro
lh
lu
of
Mich
lriiririt
of
y
imi-rvvrnM-nti.
Jdout
heard
ofj,
mumps,
scarlet
Uled
,h
...
d.,
lun,.sn.sl.t.jf(lvpr
infantlI
araIvsiSf
,ma(.
iiJipox
uilhoiigh
ihe
germ
tins
noi
yet
been
isolated),
and
chicken
pox
and
measles
(Ihe
germ
of,
which,
strangely,
has
not
jet
been
identified).
The
class
va-
warned
of
Ihe
Import
aurc
of
teaching
cleanliness
of
Ihe
band
mill
(tin
ki'omiit?
nf
tlm
li.-inil
nvv-iv
rtflnt
..,Heri!rhfnT.,!from
the
o.oulh,
nose
and
eye-.,
.
friinrit
.r
impeiw
Um
human
hand
Is
a
II,
l.lMIM.
...w..
.
4ixi
rUim.
.
I
"
great
carrier
of
germs,
...
both
1
to
Ami
furllH-r
lU
nnllro
lbt
iruon,
,
,
..
nndrr
wrlloit
S7.
mutl
!
rominrnml
ailil
irom
UlO
OOil)
.
wrurr
Ih
lup
of
such
Cerllflrsle
of.
.
...r
ImprnvMneun.
U
t.i
dsy
.
er
.
Jim..
.
.
....
t,.
Airnl.
MINERAL
AOT,
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
l)l(
canvuii
Mineral
Claim,
tiiual
Jn
I
lie
Alhn
.Mlninit
IHtlfii
or
Ca-ilar
ll-trlrt.
Where
loealeit:
Sear
Cralrr
Creek
ami
artjr(lniiir
sml
norlheal
of
lh
liif
Canyon
Eilenim
Nlneral
Claim
(Lot
UVkK
NUTICK
thai
I,
ihn..Molo.V,
Free
Miner's
CerllOrate
N6
701JH,
In-.i.tv
iiv
rniiii
the
ilal
lirrrof.
I
lo
apply
10
Hi"
JMInlna-
Ueroriler
Tor
!
Cerilllcale
of
Improvement,
for
lha
pur-
po
or
oiiiainiiiir
a
uruii
"
almve
rlalm.
...
Ami
runner
lake
nolle
that
arlion.
nmler
aectlnn
SJ.
mum
be
nuiienreil
Imfore
the
Hue
of
Ulrh
Ctrtlflratt
of
linpnvenienl.
.
.
,
....
Kate,!
0.,.
I.t
da,l.f
June,
A.nt.l..
nt.
LAND
ACT,
Calr
lind
DUtrlrt.
Land
nernrrtlnt
DIMrlit
of
I'rlnne
luierl
aiof
lliilnl
on
Taku
Arm,
(IhiiiI
mOea
anulhwrnl
of
iiiimth
of
Allinin
lover.
TAkE
NOTIf.K
thsl
Franrl
IllrhaM
Punlop
of
Allin,
H.C..
oerupailnn
mil
inaMKor,
IntcniU
l
spply
for
pennliMon
to
purrliaB
um
nniiin
unu..,
l"".',.M,.Tnin
ii
a
nnt
nl.inteil
on
tht
tnnili
ulinre
of
Taku
Ann
atioiil
miijij
anulhwem
from
Ihn
tnontli
of
Atllnlo
lllver
anil
runnln
llienra
tt
rnalna
'rl
llieni-e
o
rlialna
aouOu
thence
10
r
halm
HARVEST
HANDS
FROM
EUROPE
Many
Arriving
at
Eastern
Ports
and
Proceeding
Direct
to
Farms
In
West.
MONTIliai,,
July
10.
Hegln-nlng
Unlay
business
will
be
brisk
at
the
Atlantic
ports
of
Itnllfax
and
Quebec
for
the
reception
of
settlers
and
agricultural
workers
coming
to
ttanadu
lo
make
new
homes
on
Hie
land.
Tim
greater
majority
of
tbe.
2,375
passengers
due
lo
reach
these
ports
will
he
piade
up
of
the
two
classes
mentioned
and
in
ndililinn,
there
will
be
ii
proportion
of
domestics
for
whom
positions
are
already
assured.
A
furllieir
class
of
newcomers
who
will
land
nt
Quebec
i
enmlnir
limine
I
tin
nilsnlees
of
point
of"1
rlimimwement.
"ronlainlnE
40
(be
Mrillsh
Dominion
ImmiKrallon
arrea,
.
'lllCHAnn
.
hiivtnn
DIIM.OP.
Alii
SfH
e
V
lllli
C0IIS
SlS
Of
t
ie
riiinru
.
..
.
AhP"c,n,J
wives
and
children
of
men
who
uait,
auiu,
ii
!
THB
DAILY
HBW8
T
WATCH
Windows
-v
Last
Going
the
limit
at
Price
Cutting
already
have
been
successfully
localel
In
the
nonunion.
The
first
of
J
he.
immigrant
i
rush
beaan
with
the
arrival
al
Halifax
yeslenlay-of
Ihn
Stockholm,
Swedish-American
Line,
with
135
Scandinavian
settlers
for
the
nrairie
provinces.
'IHieso
will
lie
Joined
by
.'tO't
selecleJ
con-
kinoplal
agricultural
workors
from
Hie
llolliind-Ainr-rjcan
liner
ot-eodam.
also
desti'ifsl
for
Ihn
west.
On
Saturday
therv
-ill
be
lauded
al
IheNjame
port
113
.third
class
pnss'engers
fi"tnxtbtOfoynl
.Mil
liner
Ocbma
nnd
212
from
tbo
While
Star
liner
Halt
io,
-the
majority
of
whom
nrer
iestinel
for
farm
work
In
the
west.
The
total
of
700
arrivals
at
Halifax
will
ho
exceeded
at
Quo
jieo
on
Saturday
mul
Sunday
when
1,1113
third
class
passengers
will
disembark
from
three
steamers,
tint
Letjila
of
the-
Anchor-Ionald-son
Line
cnrrloAf
17
Hrilitshers,
Including
n
Salvation
Army
parly.
The
White
Star
liner
Dovio
has
Steve
King
Third
Avenue
Coming
!
M
f
iriLi
m
Buying!
they
are
going
Satisfied!
m
Kit
third
class
passojurccs
and
Ihe
C.u
uarder
Antonia
l02.
The
UiupT
percentago
of
the
abovii
steanishin
nassensers
will
leave
inuwdiately
for
the
vvwl,
travel-
insr
in
soecial
and
regular
trains
over
tho
Canadian
National
Rail
ways.
The
farm
workers
romiiw
from
Knrone
will
bo
placed
in
em
ployment
by
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Hallways
Department
ot
llolnnization
and
Agriculture
and
will
be
ready
to
do
their
shanJ
of
vvwk,lil
lite
coming
hamvt.
vr-
PRESENT
TO
WIFE,
''ril.bol."
said
an
acauainlanc-s
lo
a
noloriously
Ihrifty
Soot.
"I'll
1kI
that
yoil
didn't
even
spend
money
lo
buy
your
wife
a
lilfllulay
present
Hits
year.''
"Well,
yes."
admit
ted
Sandy
rogret
fully,
"!
weakened
a
"little
when
her.
birthday
came
round.
I'
pcn(
a
dollar'
pol
'ting
.afC-JB
A,
In
lite
paper
that
she
takes
in
sewing."
WATCH
Windows
Mens
Suits
and
Furnishings
now
selling
in
a
Great
Overstocked
Sale
Z
For
15
Days
This
Sale
For
IS
Days
This
Sale
Lasts
Going
the
limit
at
Price
Cutting
Men's
Suits,
Boys'
Suits,
Raincoats
Overcoats,
sox,
shirts,
Underwear
All
included
in
this
Great
Bargain
Drive
MacArthur
in
charge
i
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCR
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
I.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
engineers,
Machinists,
BolUrmnkere,
ilacksmlths,
Pattern
makers,
Pounders,
Woodworkers,
He
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINM.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
nf
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
IS
'