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OTHIJK
PnOVIXCES.
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
15.
1928.
...-
imhimi
toiumou
financial
ivurm
is
looked
upon
a
a
model
to
be
wH
at
a
ttandrd
by
others.
Alberta
l
Investigating
It
nd
win
ux
a
good
many
uf
Its'
feature.
It
In
announced.
Yet
It
Is
not
perfect
and
never
ll
be
clthough
doubtlctt
it
will
be
lmproiedv
from
time
to
time
a
eiperlcnre
prove
one
or
another
plan
better.
Jut
now
the
tyttem
of
tavatlon
In
B.C.
Is
under
review,
lor
year
we
have
asked
for
the
abolition
of
the
pcrMmal
prorty
tax.
It
In
prop
to
tub.
fctltute
a
turnover
tai
and
thU
alto
eem
to
have
!t
objection.
Tlie
proposal
woa
act
out
In
full
In
a
letter
to
the
Board
of
trade
recently
and
alM
In
another
received
by
the
local
tav.
collector.
Anyone
Interested
shonld
ttudy
those
docu
ments.
.',
.
T
"rrt'r
".
Mtould
be
at
equitable
at
poMlble.
If
there
It
objection
to
the
plan
proposed
and
another
plan
ran
be
devMed
mhlcb
it
bet
ter,
thU
It
the
time
to
act.,
I'KOSI'EKITY
OF
STATE.
AM
I'liOltllllTlOS.
It
I
claimed
by
the
prohibition
leaden
tliat
the
prosperity
of
the
Inlted
State
l
doe
to
prohibit
Ion
and
the
high
taie
In
thlt
country'
are
due
to
the
present
government
control
MKfriii.
There
U
no
doubt
that
prohibition
of
the
liquor
traffic
hat
many
advantage
and
tliat
other
butlnc
benefit
therefrom.
There
Is
also
no
doubt
ihat
the
preoent
tyttem
here
it
not
by
any
meant
perfect.
There
are
too
many
opportanltlct
for
Illicit
faint
through
the
tale
by
on-authorized
perton.
something
that
we
were
assured
could
not
take
place
under
government
control,
still
there
Is
danger
In
continual
change.
The
present
tystem
It
not
bud
If
the
law
it
strictly
enforced
and
effortt
arc
being
made
to
do
that
now.
'
There
It
also
Uoubt
If
the
tnlted
Mate
It
any
more
protiMTvo
than
Canada.
At
long
as
I8.
hat
a
larger
popnlatlott
than
Canada
young
mru
will
go
there
because
they
consider
they
hate
greuter
opiwrtuilltle
for
advancement.
It
Is
Inevitable.
Xo
matter
what
the
system
here,
the
exodus
will
continue.
Taken.mari
for
man.
It
It
probable
that
the
jople
here
are
better
off
thanllher
are
In
the
l
ulled
Mates.
T
-.
hCOTTihii
yit:w
or
CANADA'S
I'OMTION.
The
Glasgow
llullelln
dealing
with
election
results
and
Canada'
future
says:
Many
ople
are
so
afraid
of
a
Jiincllon
between
Canada
and
the
Cnited
Mates
tluit
they
are
always
scanning
Canadian
politic
for
tlgnt
of
the
jen-dency.
ho
It
Is
natural
that
the
general
election.
Just
over,
should
be
probed
for
Ihh.
punmse.
Of
course
It
wa
not
a
general
election
Issue
tliat
bore
on
this
dread
of
-losing-
Canada.
The
Libera!,
who
have
won.
profited
by
the
fart
That
theliniM-rWI
tloteriMir-Oenerttl
had
refused
a
dissolution
to
them
and
granted
u
trfjhe.sertaMte.
Well,
U
hiving
off
any'
nearer
because
It
lis.
just
leen
prmed
to'lie
jfruntable.
to
innuendo
tliut
Canada
w6uld
be
better
off
wlthfcut
anilmperliij
tioverntir-Oenerol?
And
If
IUW
Is
td,
'should
we
motq?
Klrstas
to,
lirlilsh
u'ttltuuei
surely
we
Miould
not
wony-at
M
Nolhiiig
we
can
say
or
do
will
prevent
the
Canadians
from
merging
themtelte
In
jh
t
nltej
States,
if
that
Is
their
wish,
'or
If
It
,
tl.elr
Inevitable
destiny.
Me
shall
all
be
very
sorry
In
either
event,
but
Canada
It
a
free
state,
itowtwltnln
the.Kni.
J'lre,
but
at
complete
liberty
to
separate
at
her
own
time
andrp1esre.
Sl,eVs
ulieady
very
largely
Americanised.
But
this
it
a
subject
for
calm
sieculatfor,
It
will
not
be
good
for
ut
either
to
be
too
anxious
about
It
that
It
to
sires
tl.lt
Utile
hit
of
ctldeitre
of
the
tendency
or
that
or
to
work
against
desire
f
(anadlantor
the
fate
of
Canada.
Xext
as
io
the
bearing
which
the
general
election
result
nmy
be
said
to
ll.1L
ittl
flh
a......
.
.
.
.
...
u-trh
tl.a
farmer
In
the
matter
of
the
tariff.
And
tl.lt
factor
may
Im-
regarded
a.
Celling
"
""ur
m
u"
'llul
connection
I
ban
agulutt
It.
One
i.berver
aays
definitely.
Indeed,
that
n,r
UUrrU
and
ProKre.let.
Mow
In
pr
carry
further
their
policy
of
artlng
Cunadlun
lndeM-ndenrc
Perlmi.
That
w..uld
i,l
be
.urprltlng.
Tl.lt
It,
,
fat,
a
general
modern
Canadian
tendency.
It
ha.
been
exhibited
of
lute
ycurt
In
pott-war
politic,
In
the
working
of
the
League
of
Nation.,
and
In
the
nppulntment
i.f
a
tort
of
Dominion
Ambattador
at
Watb.
Inrtim.
Milt
It
It
ttlll
iMWKlhle
Inneed.
the
iu.h.1
hentlble
eourte
to
regard
I
hi.
drift,
whether
Mlimilulcd
by
the
11.
nr
Art
or
not,
with
Interett
and
w
II
boat
ulurm.
lite
tame
phenomenon
It
ob.ervol.le
In
houth
Afrka.
where
the
t
men
Jack
It
-Invthtncer.'
HlHtory
and
the
new
orientation
of
the
world
lnce
the
war
forbid
ut
Io
tucrumb
to
the
tonclutlon
llwt
thete
tlgnit
Inevitably
p.Miend
the
dlttolutlon
of
the
Lmpire.
A
rea.tlau
Is
quite
at
pott-hle
at
acceleration
of
tlte
drift.
The
Dominion,
which
think
of
hiving
off
find
may
cause
to
go
Into
re-verte
genr
before,
they
put
on
N.eed.
There
1
defence
agalntt
enemle.
for
In.
ttanee.
t,here
It
the
matter
of
tariff,
and
tnott-favored-natlon
treatment.
There
it
alto
teutlnient
which
may
at
any
time
urove
more
jwwerful
than
the
detlre
for
Indepeiidenee
and
the
dignity
of
sovereign
(tatehood.
Olir
duty
It
not
id
encouniie
Itnmlnlont
to
hive
off
by
any
hectoring
en
our
part
of
by
the
affectation
of
tnperlorlty
to
"Colonle"
wlilcb
I
on
of
eur
national
weaknet-et.
.Our
liahtt
of
talking
of
the
outlying
artt
of
(he
rmplre
a
"our"
1
had,
In
the
pretent
Inttame
we
should
In
the
maid
let
the
Canadian!
Interpret
their
general
election
remit
In
their
owu
way.
Anyhow.
It
will
lie
a
long,
long
time
before
we
home
lirlfun
are
called
upon
to
decide
whether
we
shall
have
to
fight
for
au
Empire
one
and
nudltlded.
,
.
,.
,
.t
ma.
v:.,"
..,
.
5
i
-
'lk-
'
"
nAH,Y
WKWtj-
,
.
")
JTUtJAY,
OCTOBER
v
m
HOSPITAL
BOARD
HOLDS
MEETING
YAKIOi;
.H
sfF.SS
rT
UATHKKIMl
Of
lilKEf
TOKfi
jlST
NIOHT
JOE
McPHEE
DONATES
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Hospital
Board
wa
held,
last
evening
In
the
Hoapltal
with
J.
H
Thompson,
presi
dent.
In
the
chair
r
Others
present!
were
Mrs.
R.
C.
Parsons,
a.
P.
Tinker,
j
Aid;
Vt.
M.
Brown,
s,
D.
Johnston.
C.
H.
Elklns.
L.
W.
Waugh.
member
of
the
board,
and
Miss
Jean
Harrison,'
RJ
matron,
and
it'
W
Ttlrrh
mini,.
'
Ing
secretary.
Mrs.
Parsons
asked
on
behalf
of
the
Ladles
Auxiliary
that
locker
room
be
furnished
the
Auxiliary
In
the
Hospital
for
the
storage
of
supplies
of
the
Auxiliary.
Vllss
Harrison
Intimated
that
this
could
be
provided.
J.
H.
Thompson
reported
that
the
electrical
Installation
wu
preceding
satisfactorily
and
that
the
city
was
working-
on
the
road
to
the
Nurses
Home.
Tenders
for
the
laying
of
quarter
cut
while
oak
In
the
Nurse
Home
were
received
from
Mitchell
and
Currie
and
J.
U
Blaln,
the
former
tendering
1373,
and
the
latter
f
254.
The
tender
of
J.
L.
Blaln
wa
accepted.
J.
N.
McPhee
of
Butedale.
wrote
to
the
Board
expressing
appreciation
of
services
rendered
by
the
Hospital
and
enclosed
a
cheque
for
$123
at
a
donation
to
be
used
In
the
work
of
the
Hoepltal.
H.
r.
Pullen.
editor
of
the
Dally
News,
had
a
letter
before
the
Board
expressing
regret
at
the
manner
in
which
Information
was
given
out
In
regards
to
births
and
death
at
the
hospital.
The
letter
waa
filed.
The
Secretary
reported
1448
Hospital
day
for
the
month
with
a
cot
of
12.78
per
day.
AGREEMENT
IS
REACHED
coiacil
nr.cmrH
to
take
o-ek
DKY
IMICK
FLINT
ON
B.Ir
or
BEIXU
P.ll
r
KIM)
WATT
IIOl'K
hour
between
five
and
lx
o'clock
with
Mayor
Newton,
Aid.
W.
M.
Brown.
Aid.
Jo.
Greer.
Aid.
B.
P.
Perry
and
Aid,
Oscar
Larsen
present.
Adjournment
was
taken
until
this
evening
when
it
if
expected
the
agreement
with
the
dry
dock
will
have-
been
finally
confirmed
by
the
COMM.
making
It
possible
for
4
he
council
to
decide
to
meet
with
the
application
of
the
Canadian
Fish
As
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
power
supply.
The
principal
discussion
lsst
night
waa
on
the
point
of
whether
the
dry
dock
plant
should
be
turned
to
oil
burning
or
remain
coal
burning
a
at
present
If
taken
over
by
the
city.
a:
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aaya:
It
I
Jutt
possible
that
we
shall
have
a
winter
this
year.
'.It
ia
nice
to
have
a
ctrance
occasionally.
There
are
two
aide
to
every
question
in
Prince
Rupert.
There
la
the
aide
the
.husband
take
and
the
winning
aide.
what
hamper
progress
here
1
a
narrow
provincialism.
It
the
kind
my
neighbor
ha.
t
The
boy
who
deliver
the
papers
aayt
it
make
him
tired
but
not
half
a
tlr
Jake
say
if
anyone
tell
him
to
do
his
Christmas
shopping
early
thl
yea
hell
have
a
personal
Interview
and
It
likely
one
of
the
twoll
get
hurt.
Time
to
plan
our
Zma
hopping.
When
we
spend
without
once
stopping.
Time
to
think
up
what
well
do;
Time
to
say
"1
wish
I
knew."
Art
In
a
good
thing
to
talk
about
when
there's
no
gossip
going.
A
Scotsman
bet
another
that
he
could
stay
under
water
the
longest,
the
loner
to
buy
the
other
a
meal.
Both
were
drowned.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prtnco
Rupert
t.-tf
OC'TODKH
IS,
1910
Prince
Rupert
Is
becoming
one
of
the
leading
fur
centre
on
the
American
continent.
It
I
no
unusual
thing
for
I
asdr
II
aVW
ll
Wm
lB1aw-
WyW
w
wa
n
yi
.
in.
KT
W'Lt
;
im
ff
rBraa
Oriental'
body.
1
X
:
IWIaTlfll
LT'tUJ
W
M
"
SLH
decided
to
locate
here.
Is
playing
no
email
part
In
the
development
of
Ui
buslnesa.
A
'
Japanese
restaurant
man
it
Smlther
threw
himself
in
front
of
the
engint.
of
the
passenger
train
this
week
end
wa
killed.
There
wa
no
chance
for
JEnglneer
Leu
Bell
to
stop
the
lo-
oomotlve
before
it
passed
over
the
The
staff
of
Dominion
cannery
al
most
to
a
man
1
going
to
enlist
for
oversea
service.
Among
tbera
arr
Paddy
Blr.n.
Prank
Ooodendugh.
H.
S.
Kendall,
Henry
Mclvor
and
Mr.
Russell
Alt
were
In
the
city
on
their
way
south
yesterday.
CHURCH
WORKER
AT
TERRACE
LEAYING
t
nlted
Chnrrh
(lulld
fihet
Hurprisc
Tarty
for
.Mrs.
J.
A.
Olll
TERRACE.
Oct.
IS.
The
home
jf
Mrs.
J.
A.
Oil
on
the
bench
north
of
town,
wa
the
scene
of
a
very
pleasant
social
gathering
on
Tuesday
afternoon,
when
upward
of
twenty
ladle
of
Knox
United
Church
Guild
gathered
at
the
home
of
Mr.
Brook,
and
then
Journey-ed
to
Mr.
OtU'i
where
they
curptlacc)
their
hottest,
who
nevertheless
made
them
very
welcome.
A
very
Jolly
time
was
spent
on
the
verandah,
the
weather
telng
Ideal,
although
so
late
in
the
alL
Afternoon
tea
wa
served
accompanied
by
the
abundance
of
refreab-nent
which
bad
been
taken
along
by
the
visitor.
Mr.
Oil
ha
been
u
7ery
active'
worker
In
the
Oulld
and
her
departure
from
their'
midst
i
much
regretted
Iff
(tot
member.
Mr.
ana
at.
Oil!
are
leaving
on
Sunday
next
for
San
Francisco,
where
their
daughter
resides.
VANDERHOOF
The
contract
has
been
awarded
to
George
Franklin
for
the
bulWtng
of
a
United
Church
at
Fort
Prater.
The
building
win
be
38
feet
by
36
feet
with
verandah
and
belfry.
William
X.
Foley
ha
been
elected
secretary
of
the
Yandernouf
Athletic
Association
succeeding
L.
E.,
Wells.
Cel.
Andros
and
Mlaa
Fox
of
Victoria
have
been
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
H.
V.
Taylor
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
V.
0"Mear.
Mr,
ft.
C.
McCorketl
and
Mr.
Oeorg
Ogston
have
been
(pending
a
few
day
at
Takla
Lauding
at
the
gueat
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
C.
McCorkell.
i..n...
"""-"
kIt.
ipr
imi
information
alHut
what
ha.
actually,
a.
the
person
who
reads
the
paper,
her
home
in
Prince
Rupert,
-
happened
goes
t
show
that
lrd
Byng's
act
weighed
much,
much
lr
than!
-
uvorr
lariors.
like
the
adanlage
that
the
M'ntlt
got
through
siding
The
city
council
at
a
special
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
decided
to
accept
a
tentative
arrangement
made
between
X.
P.
Jone.
city
solicitor,
and
B.
C.
Eeeley,
Pacific
Coast
manager,
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
whereby
the
dry
dock
will
pay
the
city
1
He
per
kilowatt
hour
for
power
supply
If
the
city
takes
over
the
operation
of
the
dry
dock
plant.
The
council'
decision
wa
wired
to-
Vancouver
to
that
the
arrangement
may
be
finally
ratified
at
C.Q.M-li.
headquarter
In
Montreal.
The
agreement
would
be
for
one,
year
with
the
option
of
renewal
each
year
for
five
year.
The
council
waa
In
session
for
an
'i
a
v
lumi
v-lix
a,
,a
,avco
The
Ant
eaol
touch
IncUnUy
stops
the
fieiy
pain
and
bitinj
ItcU.
It
waulm
out
ia
a
sumlaatlr
thnit
tlra
tbe
word
tormt
of
tkia
diartM.
Mud
owi
ani
tcalrt,
wttpuif
toret.
pniaonnut
rashrt.
ugly
irniption.
pimples
aad
tkia
blroiithra
ieM
to
a
tingle
but
Ue.
Ttw
fm
$1.00
UttU
rdiMt
yam
or
ya
Trj
O.
O.
D.
nwMo.
W.
J.
RflcCutcheon
Drug
Store
and
Ormes
Limited
of
Samuel
Christian,
a
pioneer
of
thl
place
and
now
located
at,
Port
Edward
waa
on
a
vltlt
here
lat
week.
Z,
Ludwlg.
a
brother
of
Henry
C
Ludwlg,
and
family
are
visiting
with
Ueaara,
Ludwlg
and
Belt
in
the
Brae-side
cuttrlct..,'
The
brother
had
not
met
for
jtbout
twenty-
years
until
thl
viait.
.
:
-;
,
The.
Trail
Ranger
here
have
been
reorganized
for
the
winter
with
the
fol-lowing:.
efflcert:
'chief
'ranger.
James
Embley;
sub-chief,
Kenneth
Campbell:
tally,
Oeorge
Clark;
treaaurer.
Malcolii,
Hunt.
TERRACE
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Ladle'
Auxiliary
to
tbe
Terrace
Hospi
ill
Cut
to
Pieces
Ctetlflcat
of
lmeevffiit
flwerpatske
"".
4.
iweepttsae
.Io.
I
rraetloml
nd
weepttske
.to.
frwv
tlimal
.Mineral
Claims,
tllnate
In
the
Allin
Vliniitr
Division
uf
iiitr
Dltlrl-t.
Where
kM-sted:-
M
tide
of
Take.
Arm;
niar
Ktw-ep
Creek.
Mia
Margaret
Halberg
returned
oa
t
TAkK
Tlc.
that
Berinaid
ymet.
Monday
to
the
home
of
Mr.
William
j,r
gLi
vnruuver,
brltlth
Coluinbl.
in
Little
after
abort
holiday
pent
at
liur
fr
tlweejitUkf
Minim
0ir
A.
Clore
of
Copper
City
was
In
town
ou
Tuesday.
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Melllsh
and
children
of
Dlgby
Island
are
spending
a
holiday
at
Hill
Farm.
Mr.
Melllsh
It
wireless
operator
on
the
Island.
Iltlli.
Intend,
titty
diy
rnun
the
date
hemof.
to
apply
to
tlm
Mlnlne
Heeorder
for
Crlincale
of
Inipmvementt,
fur
the
porpiHie
of
fibttinine
Crown
Oranll
of
the
above
rla
im.
AND
FL'flTIIMl
TAKE
SOTICE
that
action
under
tertlnu
at
miit
be
eotiiinrtii-ril
before
the
Ittue
of
turb
rertlfii'iie
ot
improvements,
p
B.
ATF.D
till
Ut
dy
of
September.
A.fj.
min(ial
rr
Ctrllflcttt
of
lmpeovmntt.
Warm
rrnrllonal
.to,
.
Anvm
mil
in..
niti
Miix-nl
ritnin,
tituste
in
tlie
Atlin
tal
wa
held
on
Tueadir
afternoon
in
Mining
Division
of
tlie
Cattlar
DIMrirt,
the
Badminton
Hall.
After
routine
j
'UnVlver'
"P
"rftm
tm"
,h"
h""lh
bunlnem
wa
conducted
plan
were
1
TAKK
NOTICE
that
The
Engineer
Gold
.
.
Ltd..
Inc.,
free
Miner"!
.
.,,
..ii-,i-'.Mine
c.ertlflrtle
completed
for
the
novelty
Halloween
No
ftinn
Intend.
Mvty
dy
from
the
dance
arranged
for
Friday
evening,
Oct.
;dt
tinronf
,to
apply
to
ttw
Miinnr
lie
29
in
the
flWVA
Hall
A
number
ot
l'"r(trr.
,r
Crrilf
Ij-at"
of
Improvement.
novelty
feature
are
being
planned
Grant
of
which
should
aid
ln
making
It
one
of
tbe
beat
dance
ever
held
In
Terrace.
cannerytoork'
at
canning
clams
for
next
month
Fred
Mather
of
the
Bomervllle
for
or
nir
suuTr
ritiin,
And
further
take
notice
thai
trtlnn
m.
der
Hertlnn
S,
mint
be
commenced
before
the
ittue
or
men
Certificate
of
lit
prort.
tiienlt.
DATED
till
1st
fliy
of
September,
A.n.
tt.
H.
McN.
rjlAHER.
Agent
watch
notice:
Dlftraofl
and
Ut
TAKK
.tOTICK
llltt
McinerHllt
Cannern
(
Coinnnnv.
Ltd..
whim?
sdili-et
it
nn-
Avenue
Wlmrf,
Vanenuver,
H.C.
will
apply
at
Montreal
Importers'
Sale
i
act
rukurv
i-
c
it.
ta
Lf.M'
uittiiuL
io
oave
juc
uu
me
uoiiar
Sale
ends
Tomorrow
Night
iaKe
advantage
or
mis
opportunity
to
get
reai
Bargains
at
cut
Montreal
prices.
Everything
in
the
store
is
offered
for
the
Uo
days
at
these
wonderfully
low
prices.
So
make
a
point
of
making
your
selection
now
and
save
money
Here
are
just
a
few
items.
See
the
goods'
and
judge
for
yourself
10-4
FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS
Only
S
Hit
let;
.itrli
riivtHrv
St.
price-.
mt
Mir
.'
.
.
.
Sl7f
TURKISH
TOWELS
Hnglili
make.
ItPpfilr
l.:n.
nl
2
I'.n
!
.
.
Uiii-r.
SMTiiil
.Hali
prire,
t!r
pair
t
.
.
.
75c
MEN'S
CAPS
r
in.
f.
Ilrpnlar
fl.78.
HpwMil
Salt
prtr
.
7Se
MEN'S
FLANNELETTE
TOP
SHIRTS
ItfpHLnr
H.Mt.
SH-m!
Sal,-
pn
-
75c
MEN'S
COTTON
80CKS
Ci.hmI
vwlne.
negtrJar
Sir.
Spe-Hai
Sal
pn.
.
.
fV
25c
MEN'S
ALL
WOOL
SOCKS
lit
friilnr
iV.
Sfwittt
Sa
pHr.
?
Pir-
f.r
40c
PENMAN'S
HEAVY
WOOL
UNDERWEAR
f
kHI.ltirtw4l.
Ih-in.i
,r
"
Stiffinl
Sale-
iiru'f.
jnr
K;irm'iit
.
.
.
51,35
PENMAN'8
ALL-WOOL
COMBINATIONS
WItile
Um
U-l.
Si.tvjt.1
s..
.
PENMAN'S
71
UNDERWEARlteitubtr
l..'iO.
SpMil
ijnj
pckh
:..
BOYS'
"OUR
PRINCE"
HEAVY
MERINO
8HIRT8
AND
DRAWERS'
i.(0.
Spfi-.,.!!
Satr
p;ii't.
per
p;irnnnl
',
MEN'S
SUSPENDERS
-Itffrular
1.00.
Sjwijul
Sale
price
.
MEN'S
HEAVY
COTTON
GLOVES
Spec
n
SBe
pnre.
-r
mr
Third
Avenue.
week
The
work
will
be
continued
fo
;
mc-nth
or
o.
Mr.
Mather
went
south
last
nlgbt
ind
poealbly
may
bring
Mm,
Mattier
j
ind
John
back
with
him.
cSHEF
THOMSON
HAD
ACCIDENT
AT
SPOT
"
OF
DAWSON
WRECK
Bhef
Thornton,
caretaker
of
the'
Vacht
Club,
aays
that
several
year
ag3,
he
broke
hit
leg
on
the
trail
dote
to
where
the
steamer
Dawaon
woa
wrecked
j
thl
week.
He
tllpped
on
the
trail
and
a
compound
rraexure
rciraitea.
ui.
Cade,
health
office
here,
who
wa
It
the
north
at
that
time,
met
him
and
act
the
boue.
v
,
MINERAL
ACT.
n
2SA
95c
55c
40c
20c
Montreal
Importers
J.
B.
Miller,
Proprietor-
BEHIND
THE
SCENES
The
iiiotl
mipir1.iiil
work
we
tin
gtm-t
uu
in
svem"
in
our
irecripliiii
itHim.
When
mir
pi
i
rtmiiiih,',I
,y
ut
j,,,,
,j.
rrtl,
tirel
ill
rtrlliiig
exudlj
wlial
Hit'
pli-.rlti
ifrifif.
prt'rriplititi
i
rlierkcil
In
iiiMire
iiIimiIhIc
an-ur-ii
NVjit'H
nicktinpt
ohikn,
w
wmil
yon
li.
ree
ran
roiiflilcnllj-
ilrprrnl
upon
u
in
fill
the
prr
rijflil.
lcwUDIAr?
VAcinc
Ormes
Ltd.
Tlio
I'imirrr
)rnggislt.
3rd
Ave.
and
Cth
Street.
The
HfxnII
S
Phonet
82
and
20
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Te
kttchlktn,
Wrtngtll,
Jvnu
tnd
kwir
ttpu
,
17,
27
Oct.
,
"
T
Vneur,
WUterl
n
itttllt
atpt.
4,
it,
i,
Oct
1,
It.
rrtlNCIU
BCATRI0K.
Otmebtll
Rlvr,
Vanceuttr
tttrv
aturtt
11
s.m.
tee
lttU,
Cast
tils
Bella.
Octtn
rIU,
Ntmu,
Altrt
Btf.
c
fee
all
tttamtM
Lin.
rwU'infeenoOMt
V.
0.
OMCHMIO
Bnrl
Aftnt.
0rne
f
th
Blrttt
see
Bed
A
tout,
rln
Hwaert,
U.O.
will
be
dltrited
fiim
the
itreani
it
a
iHdnt
alMiul
eon
reel
front
It
nniulh
In
touthwetierly
dlrerttfm,
d
will
be
uted
fur
llullltlrlal
pUI'i"
tilHin
Ihe
land
detrrllied
a
It.f
arret
nortlii'tt
of
Tomi
.viiiina
claim.
Tliit
notn-v,
wt
piu
mi
Hie
rroniid
on'lhn
Sill
dsy
of
Hrpti-m
Iiit.
lOrfi,
A
nipy
of
thl
notice
and
an
I'l'Hrtiii.n
nurtiitiit
tlieretn
mid
in
the
"Water
Aef'
will
be
filed
In
the
Ofriit1
of
Hie
W'tier
lleenrder
it
I'rlnre
lliiert,
It.f'.
Ulijerlliitit
to
the
appllettloti
may
be
niid
Willi
the
still
Wler
Heeorder
or
with
the
r.Kinplroller
or
Water
lUrliln,
I'arllament
linllitlnat.
Vlrturla.
lie
with.
In
tinny
day
trier
the
flrtl
apetrnre
a
licence
to
take
and
ue
n
ai..nt:i.r
tlilt
notice
in
a
local
newspaper.
The
connlgnmenu
of
fur
to
the
value
of
Cannery
Co.
announced
yeaterday
that
'"l"'"'..'
.'.
i.
r
a,
r..V.
H
-",ir""':
J?.1'
,Vr.
."!'.
I'i'biiralinn
vt
llni
no.:
,
.
...
...
.
.
.
"...7
j.LV.
V.
1.
'
I
"r
'ru.ier
0
w
,uw
tiu.uw
w
uv
uiartebva
i
lie
wuuia
De
canning
ciaint
av
vue
can
ii'iruii-H.i
too
ortui.
iiiki
.euwty
ntriior
here.
William
Ooldbloom.
who
ha.
nery
at
Beat
Cove
commencing
nt
IVtZTsi?
'a;!,,
ti.."?::
mis.
IM1.IIVII.1.K
CANMCtir
CO..
LTD.,
Applicant.
by
rrcd
DciUrluy
Mithert,
Ani,'
Dr.
Alexander
'M",Taa-aiaM
Smith
Blooli
PhonB
S7S
DENTIST