sm
fir
UI1I
Ud
Ne
w
Felt
Hats
ind
Dresses
Full
Line
Thread
$1.50
"Doners"
We
aim
to
please
IIWIIB
f.
.
....
W
ULKLEY
Market
311
Third
Avanua,
Km
been
akcn
over
from
George
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
wi
ii
rcaiT
nnu
ifiiuiiflun
r
l
it
1
1
can
memo
rrllna
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
Dr.
Alexander
n
Smith
Block
Phone
678
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
tartageand
btorage
Phone
if.
rtBe,
Warehoustnf,
end
DlMributiwt,
Team
or
Motor
8ervlce.
il,
Band
and
Qrevel
w
tpeolallte
In
Plane
rurnlture
Cevlnn.
M
I
b
K
From
Bulkley
Valley
ftSH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Wa
specially
recommend
our
Table,
Cream
at
!5o
for
"nlf
Pint,
Quality
and
Service
special
loa
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
rnone
657
t
day
August
2ft,
1026.
TH1
DATLT
KBWB
hen
You
WATCH
Buy
There
is
o
n
e
plain
advantage
c
mie
and
have
il
made
rigid
or
esehangeil.
Our
guarantee
I
binding'.
It
mean
what
it
nay.
Watch
orices
are
a
low
here
rts
elsewhere
for
equal
value,
Waatl
T"i
IK
fww
WWW
h
1
cJevelles
.THE
T0RE
WITH
THE
CLOCK;
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Salmon
Season
Nearing
dose
Seining
for
Dogs
Next
on
Program
Halibut
i
Arrives
Above
Average
Halmon
fishing
njnJ
lacking
is
now
on
the
at
lap
nnd
the
short
season
i
approaching
an
md.
Hump
hark
mining
is
nlMiut
over
Hie
heavy
roil!
at
the
first
of
this
week
hnvinir
been
yuii
over
got
tin;
it
away,
followed
hy
virtually
complete
diMippenranre
of
the
fish
which
f
oiii
home
jr
urn
wut.cn
nnesn,
t
com
up
'o
your
expectation,
why
ymi
aiways
know
where
lo
leu
me
f
eitiliiK
area
to
Continue
their
rouoe
up
the
slreams.
With
the
twller
Mill
busy
Tinning
Joint
and.
ineident.dlv,
reported
to
he
doing
hetter
now
than
at
any
tune
time
thi
year,
there
remain
for
the
seiner
only
dog
salmon,
hot
it
U
expected
that
there
will
he
a
good
deal
ofbcliity'ruloiig
this
line
because
Ihere,
J
a
heller
demand
than
UMial
from
th
ejinnirie
With
Hie
foekeye
season
over,
the
tnoxe
infill
of
the
seiner
and
fish
packers
that
rame
north
Ibis
spring
bark
to
the
lower
coaat
has
Klurted.
Muring
,
the
past
week
bout
have
heen
leaving
arion
points
in
the
district,
most
of
the
vesel
pomhur
here
in
of
dote
is
finished
and
alljv
'lie
raunerie
are
eloped.
Powerboat
Leila
Il
henceforth
t
he
known
by
the
unimaginative'
iiomeiicJature
of
1.
II.
II
II.
2K,
made
a
trip
to
Vjt4ime.
llarl(r.
I'oretpT
Nland,
diiriiw
the
week
for
a
load
of
grawl
for
delivery
,
lo
Albert
X
MrOaffery.
The
proinrial
police
boat
ip
finu'
fipnriticr
Mi
nml
of
itii
.......
.
-
.
i
.
u
II..
t
Jill.
out
pooh,
ready
lo
pive
a
oervire
w
hich
in
her
former
hape
II
wu
found
impoppible
for
ber
to
per
form.
Iieide
haviiifc
had
Hie
fiirnier
30
h.p.
uiedmm
-.luly
en-
Vine
replaced
with
a
St
h.p.
tieavyi
luly
lluffalo,
the
Ailutiac
has
un-
derpoue
extensive
alterations
on
(vck.
a
pilot
houe
bavin?
been
put
in
where
the
open
bridge
used
to
Im
nnd
another
cabin
itKlalted.
Finiphiujc
tourhep
u'rh
a
j.iinl-itw
are
now-
bHnjr
put
on.
Caygeon
Squteied
The
rumor
poinr
along'
the
wa
terfront
early
in
the
le
the
well
known
1
native
IxiaU
on
their
wiiy
In
the
I
respective
homes
in
the
district!
following
Hie
rlopiiw
of
salmon!
filiiii(r
in
whioh
they
have
been
cnj.'iicd.
The
.comiu'
two
or
three
weeks
until
after
lie
hxhl-bilion
will
see
.many
such
boats
in
port,
those
on
hoard
bnitw
attracted
In
the
hripht
lipids
of
the
city
to
pa
a
little
time
and
spend
a
little
mnney
befoiv
"holiiiK
up"
for
he.
winter.
Cwpt.
Claude
JvelcJium
hove
into
port
during
the
week
from
the
Queen
Chatloltle
Ishmds,
-where
he
was
eiiKujtcd
in
Iili
towing
duriiiK
the
past
few
months.
The
Viiier,
which
shares
the
.Imrth
of
the
Wljrwam,
has
been
nntatde
for
the
pant
few
months
on
nc-coiiiil
of
her
aIipoik'c,
but
it
seems
afe
In
jiredicl
that
"Jimmy"
Tho
mas
ou
lit
In
be
in
from
the
tfkeena
before
eVplcmher
1
1,
for
then
Jp
jioIIiIiik
Jimmy
likes
heller
tlwin
a
political
argument
and
ft
is
Hiving
away
no
secret
lo
say
thai
Jimmy
is
needed
lo
counteract
some
of
the
philosophy
of
the
oilier
side
which
U
being
,ener-,
ously
spread.
The
Election
And
speaking
of
mailers
the
respective
merits
of
the
two
part
ii
k
ami
candidates
are
Icing
amply
discussed
these
days
along
the
waterliiod.
The
elertinii;
I
the
pW-domiiKint
ioplc
1
here
an
it
i
uptown.
Many
are
the
ar-tMimeiiis
:md
pome
of
Ihem
are
piile
heated,
hut
good
nature
;pervu.e
yiem
all
and
110
friendships
are
injured,
though
mititi-
to
outfit
hefore
making
the
long
cal
opinion
may
differ.
Tlie
hoys
hop.
Some
of
thepe
boats
will
,ave
their
slron?
preferences
on!
no
rwrtit
through
to
Vancouver!
o,ie
side
or
the
other
but
thev!
and
Xew
Westminster,
-while
re
not
hitler
!,.,iif
ti
i.n.i
inav
oilier.
will
engage
in
dogVinirigj
weleome
ome
opposition.
Fih
at
point
around
Vancouver
If-,'
trap
and
mosquito
Heet
areom-1
land,
'modalinn
are
the
two
mo!
di-!
tt'l.lf..
.1.
-
1.
,.
,
...
itui'
mr
jifilk
01
me
.lllllim
cu?ev
lue
eaon
1
now
over,
ll
win
pe
well
into
Octoher
before
the
eln-
Hie
halibut
pehooners
Minute
Pair
of
.larks
and
Helen
li.iv..t
J
been
on
the
McLean
Ways
duii
nifr
ine
pa
i
weeK
for
cleaning
and
imlnlinz
With
puru
-
an
fore
gointc
down
there
U-cause
if
lie
isn't
w.'ti
armed
he
is
ing
to
Jie
aued
off
Uie
waterfront
or
inlo
the
arms
Jimmv
Tlmnia.
I'addr
.Sullivan
is
.i!.n
tnkin-
ei
.
.
.
...
priioouer
i.ayjjron
nan
iipen
puiih.
ufann
xne
iwo
oeauurui
por-,i(
llutdlale
wa
happily
discount
trait.
Ihip
we-k.
l'addy
In
ed
on
Thursday
when
word
was
changed
his
mind
politically
and
iwi'ived
Hut
the
vesel
hail
sus-
b
in
making
no
hom
about
i'..
lained
liltle
more
than
a
little
!
"
Shelmi
Restless
MRS.
JOS.
P.
MARRINICR
i,
or
three
years
I
suffered
with
I
weepinj
hicma
on
the
bark
of
my
.
Dependable
The
greatest
thing
about
a
Ford
it
the
way
it
keep
going,
even
under
the
wont
conditions.
The
depend
ability
of
Champion
Spark
Plugs
which
have
been
standard
Ford
equip,
ment
for
14
yean
is
an
integral
part
of
Ford
411
rxchiMvcir
for
Q
A
mik-Hcbd
St
If
in
tit
Rtd
Bot
17
I
jo
Vancouver
;u
I'lM'U'itf
rroiir
mm
inrraiiuii
'
...
i
...:n
i.-tPliHker
op
Hav
nrouml
uml
iir..urk
t
trine.
That,
however,
I
www
ck
Champion
Dependable
far
Every
Engine
A
Canadian'made
Product
WIndior,
Ontario
oruei
lo
ave
a
Hay
Hwve
i
o
oplomisIL-'
,'hearl
"Parl
to
10
bai
ta
w,r''
prr-
nationally,
that
be
wns
wieldiilr
dernramlinjr
HiaL
the
seal
fish-
the
paint
brush
alom?
the
front;
tnjr
was
,0
1,e
opened.
of
bin
erpclricat
emporium
this
'
"
week
o
flial
it
too
might
Rive
.
rary
&
Vlf
outfit
forth
the
glad
ildinss
of
great
area.
no1
l"n
M
witli
the
wsi
oi
iuck
tins
spason
but
Hrailbury
stiU
exhfbjts
tjie
jini
n
nif
nrj
iir
mill
mil
"-.
'
....
.
plif
n..
.....
......
...
with
won
so
pu
much
inueii
eloquent
v..........
poinirai
nipioryi
:
'
'
I
J.
i..
..
.1.
n
.
.
HUH
tliroiKrli
tnnwlinu'
nr
nf
iiu
mm
ai
ii
i
p
iiiikit
hup.
or.e
,
...
cannot
bel(
pouiical
pa
irood.
bet
in
no
Jake
eilb
2oe
around
Hay
these
davs'"p,a'
,n
l,,n
arrival
of
the
en
in
aniu
eaon
wlien
the
bout
was
nml
camitabsn
nnd
was
rPiMiihl.lu'ruL
r"'
lwo
rt,'"er
boats
of
week
that
for
the
plastering
up
of
the
town
I'"'
e"a,Pnny.
Tip
Iwp
and
Re
ocal
halibut
with
those
biz
white
nosiersi
V,,n'
nins
phiks
in
Cum
bewa
fnlct.
Word
has
been
received
that
Jack
Toner
is
now
a
member
of
e
erew
of
one
of
the
Onilel
silueeiiiK
with
no
perious
dam-
'
6Uum
or
Kelpie
Tame
has
'
'""
ysei
age
.
re.ull
of
beinft
jammed
'h-en-hus
during
Th-
past
week
!
a,
'"f
l
,f
"
1",S
,0
Knla"J
ue.ween
a
wharf
and
steaiaer.
It
U
the
palnlbrush
on
ins
oVll1""
,
.L.IM..P.
...i.ile
hoorer.
Kill
eanie
her
n,-.t.
am1
1,as
al
'aJ
a
voyase
to
'-';-7-:-,mM
n,
u.IMl
...
.....
,.'oum
Africa.
tier
eaicn
ai
iiuimiuip
nnu
was
-
--
fitting
out
topnici
to
the
hali-t,'nftn
J,n
fur
9alln?
but
flier
but
routi.l.
aKain
when
one
.ot?n'"
aorogatej
U,e
pK.iin?
!l,e
fnion
frewhter
no.ed
in
and!
J"'
;
tlh"
h"C
has
never
her
:ainl
the
piles.
I
J';'".
f-
SnmHhlng
had
to
he
and,
tor-?1'1
'
f
"
a"d
"""
n
tunn.ely.
il
was
the
pilinK
of
ll
1'
"'f
1
"
.i.iLiif
;...i
ii.-
r..nJ.
-
.
or
sailing
the
helpie
hack
down
IKOIIII
illlil
mr
..pmii
unil
It
I
U
I
"
i
;
I
.
.
.
-
.
...!.
I
I
.
I
1
..
.
-
'
fkj
rntir
ironi
wil.li
iiumhi
Ilr
been
more
serious
damage.
u
any
cape,
tipl.
John
Wick
was
I
.
I
I..
I
...111.
II.-
illill"
n
iini;rii
ti,
llll
I
,
f
boat.
The
(.ayReon
was
formerly
'he
pniperty
of
Uapt.
"HamUome"
Jim
Morrinon,
but
Is
now
owned
by
Oomihir
Mara
of
this
city.
The
How
May
floats,
rfs
Is
usual
at
this
Ijtne
of
thenar,
have
become
crowded
to
rapacity
with
MRS.
MARRINIER
TTwping
cuzerna
mierea
oy
"fRUIT-A-TIVES"
na
itiea
many
treatroenta
and
!
make
whioh
will
VXZEt
ii'I'.J.6.
PS!
lable
for
the
craft
'
-mil
uiut
canir.
a
wa
afraid
that
he
tuo
would
be
affertrd.
I
Jud
practically
coiuidrrrd
my
case
nupciraa
wnen
1
started
to
use
nVntt-a-Uvea"
and
'Sootha-Salra."
a
hrt
time
the
eczrma
com.
ela
rlrly
diaappared,
baby
Jias
alwai
ea
wonderfully
well,
and
J
have
inat
had
a
trace
of
it
for
four
years.-
Mrs.
Jos.
P.
..Marrlnler,
452
Arlinfton
Ave
OtUwa,
Ont.
This
marrelous
fruit
ntedlclna
lps
the
bowels
and
.kidneys
1o
rid
Jr",wn
wte.
and
cleanses
Wood
stream
no
that
4h
pore,
k
lood
sooa
lieala
the
Itrhtnr,
in.
ft"1.
Trolt-a-tlves"
are
ob
4ainafate
In
H
dm
stores,
at
55c.
a4
Sc
a
bos:.
If
"Sootha.S.lv.
"
vw.
to
i,
is
not
ohiiiiiihu
......
l-j'
.
.r.?
"
"
In
spile
of
all
these
travelp,
he
still
)ias
a
warm
spot
in
his
heart
for;lrInce
Hu-perl
and
a
ralher
ctntler
regard
for
the
party
wlio
slole
Mie
doo
of
Ihe
famous
Ark.
Eureka
and
Lincoln
J
The
American
halibut
sehoonei
Eureka,
damaged
in
a
reeenl
ex
i
plosion,
is
jusl
about
ready
for
I
the
hisrli
spots
nsain
follow
in
g
rue
makinc
or
repairs
at
tin
dry
dock.
Tanks
are.
yet
to
insialled
and
.the
deOkinpipul
on
but
thip
'should
alii,
hei
done
!
within
a
wilek
s
time-t
t
I
As
for
Mie
Lincoln;
more
se
riously
damaged,
that
vessel
still
lyinc
at
the
dry
dock,
noth-
in
having
yet
been
done.
Although
the
Lincoln
looks
almost
n
hopeless
wreck,
steps
are
under
way
to
have
Ihe
vessel
repaired.
Alex.
Wylie
came
In
during
th"
week
wilh
Jlie
Koyousu
from
th"
west
coast,
where
he
had
been
trolling
all
summer,
and
went
out
again
to
finish
up
the
sea-son
at
Dundas
island.
The
cruiser
Sunbeam
II.,
he-lonpuiK
to
Douglas
Bork,
is
tr
have
her
prc.sen.l-
13-15
heavy
duly
lluffalo
engine
replaced
wilh
a
11-30
motor
of
the
same
be
more
suil-Doiip.
expect
lo
have
the
chanpc
made
hefor
the
hunrinjr
season
opens.
,VHh
Uie
season
.
well
ad-
Ivancod
and
but
two-aml-a-half
I
months
ucforo
rhe;lose,
hallbu:
fishing
is
now
einir
on
inteu-1
slvely
and
will
cnntlnun
so
un-
til
November
15.
During
the
past
week,
the
total
landins
were
well
almve
averape
at
817,-300
pounds
007,1100
from
(American
bottoms
and
2f0,300
i
pounds
from
Canadian.
A
not-ahle
feature
was
the
number
of
larjie
American
schooners
that
sold
their
catches
.here,
Prices
ZttwUWtoE?
rrom
!nucl",pl
'
'""tine
Iho
week
tt
Liffliltd.
fitt.
nnd
Canadians
recelyed
as
felgfe
I!
about
the
outeome
of
thh
elec-
M'menl
la',r
or
'
Hy
who
tion
biuineas,
both
locally
and
',hl
,,,m.
l,,c
KeIic
on
the
un-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1828.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$77,003,0
i5;
Lode
Gold,
1122,808.-4.J;
Silver,
$74,111,307;
Lead,
)J80,2
18,90,7;
Copper,
$197,042,017;
zinc,
$39,025,047;
-Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,595,387;
Coal
and
Coke,
273,018,053;
Building
Stone,
ltru:k,
Cement,
ck,
$14,905,880;
making
Us
.Mineral
Production
to
the
end
or
1925
show
an
jMesrl
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
libera
and
the
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
nny
colony
in
the
British
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
ueh
properties,
the
security
of
which
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.-
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
Ileports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
:HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
'
Victoria.
British
Cnlomhta
men!
i
N.B.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
develop-
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
such
reports.
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines.
Victoria.
1J.&.
Heports
covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
nre
niil.lihi,t
week
were
as
follj-s
was
not
...
;
r
"
.
"
half
so
annoying
as
the
acci-.
'"uu:
Anna
J
"
--'uuu;
dent
lo
lue
Delhune
recenil-'tnala,r'
,0'500;
spallIe.
80-wiien
she
broke
VrmnkVafi.
!,na,!'1
,7'00n;
Trinitj-
3C''
S
"""1
VtMml.
18.000;
Venus,
beliiir
laid
up
at
the
dry
'
ever
-inee
t
nJ,lnl
SMOO;
Wfcard.
35.000;
Valor,
of
u
v
.hjfi
-ri
iA'Aw.
7.nn0;
Teddy
J-,
11.000
ri
happened
Ju.U
at
Ihr
p.ak
of
tn-
f"'
Si0'
ttr
1
4'"
win',
t.aill.
IIDri.
lU.iruu.
1..00ALILU-
ion.
tO.000;
Prosperity,
19,000;
firaylinp.
15.000;
Helgeland,
10.-
ooo;
Polaris,
;:(.000;
Vansee,
45,000;
Kanaka,
to,000;
Imperial,
10,000.
!
Canadian
'Minnie
V.,
5,000;
Atli,
ILOflO;
Cape
Swain,
9,000j
Ope
Jipencrr,
2,000;
-Torberg.i
5,000;
'lorphin,
O.iiOO;
AVhile
4.ily,
5,000;
Verna,
9,000;
Point
May,
t.300;
Oape
Speet,
11,000;
Ternen,
10.500;
.
I.ipselt,
7,000,
Pair
of
Jacks,
8,000;
Gibson.
11,000;
Joe
Ilaker,
5,000;
Helen.
9.000;
Xiarpalicc,
5.000;
P.
lor-reen.
.9,300;
Kaien,
13.000:
Tramp,
20,000;
Yule,
3,000;
Mat),
2.000;
Aiken,
9,500;
X.
&
S
,-000;
Jlrant,
i.oOO;
Rose
SpiL
12,000;
D.S.T.,
4.000;
Hirdic
JJ
2.500;
Swinif.
2.000;
Muirncag,
8.500;
Ilin.-leader,
0.000,
LOW
PRICES
OF
HALIBUT
NOW
Low
.prices
for
halibut
at
Ihis
,'Jme
of
year
an'
not
unusual.
Dur
ing
the
summer
months
production
tends
to
increase
anil
the
demand
lo
decrease,
according
to
a
prominent
fish
authority
here.
lie
says
that
there
has
been
very
little
demand
from
Wie
hi
eastern
cities
of
late.
Halibu'.
there
Is
a
luxury
and
the
peopk-Who
can
afford
to
buy
luxuries
are
away
holidaying.
The
result
Is
that
the
fish.used
are
mostly
Uie
lower
and
cheaper
grade
and
not
halibut.
From
this
lime
on
there
should
be
an
improvement.
The
holidays
will
be
over
in
a
few-days
nnd
people
will
settle
down
lo
fheir
rejrular
mode.
of
life
Then
the
demnnd
for
Prince
llu-perr
specially
wH
increase.
Tired
Jm
aaatB
aVaaiiiiB.
separately,
and
arc
available
on
application.
Reports
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
.Caa-
uoj,
viiicn
iiniioing,
Vancouver,
are
re
:ommended
as
-valuable
sources
of
machine
knives!
on
Wie
average
as
Amerieaii,
t!ii
general
average
beint
and
Landings
to
date
total:
ft
A
...
i
ru
t
i
.
.
.
i
.
.
...
.
.-iiiitriubiiE.
i.i.iiiii
iiiiiiiiiis:
.
but
ttiink
that
n,!,
.":,'-'"?
P'
Canadian
5J2J00
..
.ts:
to.
rty
is
passlnjr
up
a
'""'
-lnR
in
van-;.
.
.,,,,.
',-
.
its
campaicn.
Thtl'
1VP.r
wr
''
ou'"
as
not
"V.TT::
i
T
"Z
.
...
hp.
.nv
I.ii.P,l
nie
out
on
account
of
.
"
"":
i'"-
Had
belter
read
up
a
little
be
Easy
Vacuum
Electric
Washer
It
washes
by
air
pressure
and
suction,
and
entirely
eliminates
rubbing.
II
deans
the
heaviest
garmedts
and
the
daintiest
lar?s
rapidly
ami
thoroughly.
We
carry
two
sdzes
:
The
EASIKTTE
at
.
.
S1
40.00
The
EASY
at
.
.
$180.00
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
101
255
3rd
Ave.
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
ANGER,
The
TaQor
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
"Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Ittipert
as
Jow
as
223
Sixth
Street
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
P.
O.
Box
247
$50.00
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
WICHMANN
OIL
ENGINES
trr
ellln
fl.
Be
out
iq
tlote
If
you
want
jour
this
nimer.
nemerober,
Wirbraann
tU
not
vibrate,
will
idle,
all
day.
mill
Mow
down
tor
trailing.
I'lrsl
eot
Hiiallc-r.
no
Uikp,
no
mizile
trouble.
ENGINEERING
-CORPORATION,
LIMITED
Marin
Dtparlmtntl
Mr.
O.
TllfM.
'
GRANVILLE
ISLAND
VANCOUVER,
B.
C.
"QOVERftMENT
LHJOOR
CT"
Nolle
ef
Application
for
Conaant
to
Tranaiar
Star
Llaanaa.
NOTICE
IS
HCnEBT
CtVtS
that
on
Ihe
!th
day
or
Auirut
neit
the
andernwit
i
Intend
to
aj'Ply
tu
the
Liquor
Cuntrol
Uiiard
tor
ruiisrnt
to
transfrr
nf
Derr
LI-1
cence
numbered
470
aud
Issued
In
respect
i
-it
premise,
twini
part
or
a
Duiiumir
known
aa
Port
Ckineiits
Hotel,
Port
'Clement.
B.
C.
unon
the
lands
tleaertbed
as
l.wt
t.
Bhirk
47.
in
Subdivision
of
Lot
74CJ
Vueen
Charlotte
island.
Prince
ttupen
Land
Reri'try
District,
in
the
Provinc
e
of
Hrilt.-h
Columbia,
from
I'rank
Hlrka
lo
Herbert
Hampton.
Tliewlore
alusroui
ami
J.
:icone
of
tlie
Too
of
I'ort
Clements,
in
(he.
Count
r
of
Prior-
Hupert.
in
the
Province
or
Hrltlsh
Columbia.
tlie
transterwa.
D.VTEO
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
this
SIM
day
or
July,
HERBERT
IIAMPTO-t.
IHKitOORE
MCSCOSI,
J.
CICCO.VtU
Appllranu
and
Transfereta.
MINERAL
ACT
Certificate
-of
Inpeoeamanta.
'
Wann
Fractional
.fo,
t.
Anjoi
and
Jua-nlla
.Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the
All
in
Minim?
Division
or
the
Casslar
District,
about
one
-mile
up
atreani
fnmi
the
houth
nf
Wann
River.
TAKK
NOTICE
that
The
Engineer
Oold
Mines
Ltd..
Iuc
free
Miner's
Certificate
o.
S770C.
Intend.
sUty
days
Trtim
the
date
hereof
,to
apply
to
'the
Vlintn
Re-curder
fur
a
Cerlincate
of
lmproveiuenls.
for
the
purpose
of
-obtaining
a
Crown
Crant
of
the
above
claim.
And
rurlher
lake
notice
that
anion,
under
Seciloo
SS,
must
be
commenced,
before
the
Issue
of
such
Certiorate
of
.Improvements.
HATED'
this
1st
day
of
September,
A.D.
IJ6.
H
Mi-X.
rnSER.
ant.
LAND
ACT
Nottca
of
Intention
to
Applf
to
Laaaa
Laa
Jn
Prince
hupert
Land
Recording
District
of
lange
4.
Coan
Laud
District,
and
situate
on
l'asane
Island,
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
J.
B.
Francis,
of
Penoka.
Alberta,
occupation
Minister,
intends
to
apply
for
a
leas
or
the
totlowlnr
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
PJSt
planted
at
Uie
North
West
end
of
Passage
Island,
near
Coast
Trlanaulatton
.
Sta.
114:
thence
around
the
Island
.at
high
water
mark
tod
containing
1000
acres,
nore
or
lese.
JOSEPH
BR1TLA.ND
FRANCIS,
fith
snollcani
BALDWIN
NOT
HACINQ
WAN
I.OXDOX,
Aug.
28.
Stanley
Baldwin
likes
a
fight,
particu
larly
a
political
fight,
nearly
as
well
as
Mr.
Lloyd
George,
but
ho
cares
nothing
for
horse
rais
ing.
He
has
been
to
the
rncos
but
once
this
year.
Then
he
went
lo
,Wol
at
the
"command"
of
the
King.
The
command
is
In
the
form
of
an
imitation
to
the
Hoyal
enclosure.
Mrs.
Haldwin
says
of
the;
J'rime
Minister:
lie
is
never
o
happy
as
when
he
is
not
attending
a
horse
raca."
All
Nerves!
A1J
nerves
t
Whal
a
common
expression!
Irt
this
busjrera
with
the
"problems
of
home
management,
club
activities,
(
and
even
political
affairs
crowding'
her
day,
how
bften
the
housewife
complains
of
-nervousness,
headache,
backache
and
general'
'fatigue..
'
t
These
symptoms
of'
Ill-feeling
are
often
due
to
strained
eye
muscle
.and
.nerves
which
can
be
rejie.yed
by
properly
fitted
glasses.
A.
E.
Ireland
firajuale
Optometrist
for
27
years.
15
years
constant
prap(lc,e
jri
Toronto.
Phone
Red
442
319
3rd
Ave.,
Opp.
O.W.V.A.
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
S6.B0
Per
balf
load
s,
t...
Per
sack
....
1
;B0
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
X39
Second
Avenue
Phone
5S0
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Block
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Neit
O.W.V.A.
Third
Ave