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Lb
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FatSH
AND
NEW-
a
it
and
hia
shirt
:
ri
to
thin
laun-
,i
n
They
will
de-you
our
expert
:
i
i
t
-
manner
of
aer-!
moderate
rics.
i:
to
do
this.
ioneer
Laundry
Phone
118
YOU
ARE
INVITED
to
ee
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
at
The
Louvre
31
G
Third
Avenue
Next
Itoyal
Bank
w
oo
d
DRY
niRCII.
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
inple
Load
$.1.50
utile
Load
jpd.r.o
L
rre
Sni-k
50(
0
BUNDLES
DKV
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
580
HjdTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
English
Made
-
lo
-
Measure
Suits
and
Pure
Wool
Cloths
Ily
Mail.
.
AGENTS
WANTED
lo
carry
cloth
patterns
and
take
measures
for
English
hlgh-grde
Tailoring-
House.
Liberal
coram
Is-
-m
rush
trade.
Splendid
open-"
for
t-rckceper,
agent
carrying
;ier
i:-e
ir
mun
with
large
clr-le
ot
rr.
"id.-.
Write,
enclosing
0a.uk
r
'fe-
a:-
to
Dept
C
.
Com-er
m
Acver
uiuig
Bervirie
North
Parade
Mnnciw-
w
Er:';lnnd,
THE
DAILT
NEW3
page
nra
NEW
HAZELTON
The
greatest
breakfast
triumph
During
the
pact
ron.
the
provin-
!
department
at
puMIr
work
ha
raj
.("Veiled
tWTIllf.flT
mile
Of
Mad
111
'.).
district
Nut
a-lnr.
o
H
i
P'
thick
assistant
district
tlneer
fori
'
department,
who
w
Id
town
lj.t
I
UAKER
oats
32(
k.
announced,
the
main
highwei,
ut
of
Morlcetown
wUl
tw
wldntNils
mid
ptIM
through
Must
at
the
road
work
.1
far
the
I
sniMin
hat
now
been
completed
The
Trail
Ranger
of
New
Church
have
elected
e.
meets
mentor.
Rev
J.
H
Young:
chief
rasaatr.
Billy
Sargent:
sub-chief.
Arthur
TTjiu.
tally.
John
Wlllan;
Dae
he.
John
Bmttk.
Operating
mtnea
la
thl
district
ie
present
time
takchMte
the
at
H
ter
group
at
Grstanrale:
Stiver
Cup
Sunrue
and
America
Bar
at
Haaelton
uuo
the
Dutble
mine
at
Seal
then
The
Oogetter.
a
recently
organise)
irirlt'
society
la
New
Haaelton.
baa
lttted
officers
aa
followa:
leader.
Mas
Blchardaoa:
prteeldeot.
Mlai
T
i
l
i
Smith:
vloe-prnlatBt.
Mi
Jane
York:
.cretary.
Ml
Ma
Sehultalk
Mrs
Mjrroa
and
son
returr.ad
to
Hum
ion
laat
week
after
an
absence
01
:o
month
on
vacation.
Much
improved
la
health.
Mr.
F.
A.
'
xddard
returned
hoane
laat
weak
af-r
having
apent
the
past
three
ihMm
:n
Vancouver
and
Stewart.
I
The
Omtoeoa
Herald
urge
the
hold-!ing
of
aa
early
Meeting
at
New
Haael-
Mi
Mr
the
purpose
of
discussing
the
mutter
at
the
high
level
bride
which
baa
beast
riinilnd
by
engil
The
stofl
at
the
Silver
Cup
mine
ha
been
lnctisssd
to
a
many
men
a
the
t
inkhouee
will
accommodate
and
the
erarUon
of
a
new
building
ha
been
raouaeatoed.
The
tram
ha
started
working
aad
ore
1
now
coming
down
to
The
citiaen
of
New
Hare
1
ton
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Roy
iOuMoae
sToalni
laat
week
and
abowwr-
g
the
arid
with
mlaoeUaceous
glfta
aad
goad
wmhts
ia
In
the
district
are
again
bowtag
activity
aad
mamy
of
them
ear
tektag
oa
mea.
The
prospects
are
bright
for
the
coming
aeaeon.
Word
has
brec
received
that
the
17-MUe
bridge
across
tbe
.Klaptoz
River
will
be
rebuilt
this
fall.
The
Copper
river
briefer,
a
part
of
the
main
highway
at
the
Terrace
end.
will
also
be
proceeded
with
this
fall
with
a
view
to
heeiag
It
ready
for
use
aext
spring.
The
ladie'
Aid
of
New
Hazeltoa.
merttac
hut
'tek
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
O.
Johnaan.
elected
oOteer
s
follow:
prtssdrnt.
Mn.
C.-H.
Sle:
vlee-preel-
dent.
Mrs
S.
H.
Benkpiel:
eereuuy
treaeurer.
Mr
H.
Thornton.
Harold
Wrlach
w
up
from
Oedar-
vale
last
week
for
the
wedding
of
hi
brother.
Cooper,
to
Ml
Bock
Campbell.
After
having
apent
arvoral
week
fa
Hipeltan
the
Uiasee
Scott
Mt
laat
week
eontlautng
their
wcrld
tour.
STEWART"
Work
on
the
Big
Mtasourt
road
la
belag
mahed
by
the
Consolidated
Mining
tt
Smelting
Co..
which
is
forming
a
xubeMlary
company
with
a
capitalisation
of
600.000
aad
to
be
known
a
the
Buena
V1U
Miatag
Oo,
Ud..
to
operate
the
psopertf.
and
more
than
100
nvn
are
emnloved
on
the
work.
It
I
expected
to
have
the
Bine
foot
road
completed
In
about
three
week
time.
Ore
disooverlc
t
the
Silverado
mine
continue
to
prove
sensational,
last
week
No.
3
vein
opening
up
twelve
feet
of
ere
which
appear
to
be
of
good
mM1"
Inc
erade
with
a
substantial
hlgh-gede
WATER
NOTICE.
DIVF.KKION
AMI
I'SE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
E.
Rouiweau.
whose
addreiw
u
410
Seymour
Street.
Vancouver,
B.C..
will
apply
for
licence
to
take
and
use
1
cubic
foot
of
water
out
of
unnanmed
stream
which
flow
eouth-.i,.
.,.H
Hraltu
Into
Port
BteDhen
Bay.
i
sbout
one
mile
eat
of
Bluff
Point.
The
water
m
111
be
diverted
from
the
.stream
at
a
point
axut
000
feet
from
I
the
mouth
and
will
lie
used
for
commer-Iclal
purpose
upon
the
land
described
I
m
Lot
2750,
Range
4,
Coast
District.
Thl
I
notice
wa
posted
on
the
ground
on
!
the
26th
day
of
July.
1827
A
copy
of
thl
notice
ana
an
appucaiwu
J""---:"
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act
will
be
liledtn
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
OWje-tlon.
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
ald
Water
Recorder
or
w
th
the
Somptroller
of
Water
RlhU,
Parliament
BuUdlnga.
Victoria.
B.C..
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appcaranceof
this
The
date
nntioe
in
a
local
newspaper.
Sf
the
ffrs?
publication
ofthU
notice
1
August
20.
l27aENE
bousseao.
Applicant.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
AITLY
TO
LXiinu
a-
-'
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
DJ-frirt
District,
Ranre
4,
and
of
Coast
trlct
oj
iaim".
-
n.nuia
Island
uat.
on
ana
m.
ww.
-
except
tnai
P"r"""
'
'
NOTICE
that
I,
oie
v.
vu,
taE
.'?"
ir!
B.C..
occupation
?.nKhrnUnSdrto'.pp1yior7Vas.-of
Jh?
following
described
lands:
tbrVrrXncln
t
a
post
pUn
ed
at
the
..iTfhiasterly
point
oi
uonuis
'thSnw
northerly,
westerly,
.outheriy
and
'."'Jf-
fniiowlik
the
sinuosities
of
the
ine
to
point
of
commeitcement.
ZZv
f
xherom
that
portion
of
toe
r
-
Ktr
inn
in
ltfwrvc
w
island
occupy-
"'rr-,(1
thousand
acres,
mon
more
Edim.
n
Auili
ant
Dated
July
1.
Oats
Food
that
sustains
you
through
to
mid-day.
Keeps
you
alert,
energetic,
healthy.
You
always
enjoy
the
flavour.
Wrapped,
sealed,
dustproof
packages.
Preparations
are
beutg
to
Mart
at
ouee.
never
seen
the
property.
PRINCE
GEORGE
made
Mr
aad
Mr
Angus
MeLsod
left
laat
week
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mm.
H
D.
Rochsort
left
laat
week
or
a
visit
with
bar
aaataar
m
Vnn-
F.
J
Croaatand.
wel
vtr
mining
engineer,
feeaional
bualnea.
1
hat
a
J.
A.
Hall
of
HytMr
aad
E.
E.
Han
of
Winnipeg
have
pnntatssd
control
of
the
old
Bear
Rrear
Mining
Co..
owning
Bine
claims
asUjorntog
eh
Oeorg
Copper
in
the
Bear
River
valley,
from
W.
R
Tonkin.
A
sew
company
to
be
known
a
the
Oold
Qmsr
Miae
will
be
Incorporated
with
capita
Hvaftaa
of
M.eoeoo.
Stac.
gatd
aad
allver
are
high
a
list
per
ton
ha
Mfi
dwrtag
the
isason
by
Hash
Hunter
P.
Buapelaa
on
the
Uttle
Wonder
of
eight
elalma
lying
north
of
Batter
Greek
at
aa
rtrwtlaa
of
1.100
feet.
It
i
reported
that
the
CbaaetMated
Mmvag
SaMjitmg
Oo.
hM
aoquired
neebiag
aver
forty
clUma
m
the
vmtalty
of
the
Oearge
Oopser
Bg
de-
opavtau
wUl.
it
1
andetood.
be
uaderMkea
by
the
eoataaay
la
that
region
aeat
aartag.
After
epeading
several
week
vwrtttsg
here
with
hi
eon.
F.
E.
Oigot.
E.
F.
Olgot
left
laat
weak,
returning
to
hia
home
la
Boise,
Idaho.
W.
T.
BataboBer.
Seattle
hydro
-elec
tric
engineer,
baa
completed
aa
eiam-
rtsaa
of
Irydro-elactrtc
power
posal-
btlltle
at
Meziadea
take
and
the
Naa
River
tor
J.
A.
Hall
and
E.
E.
Hall.
Dating
the
winter
a
1&00
foot
tunnel
will
be
driven
by
the
Premier
OoM
Mining
Oo.
on
the
Prosperity
property.
The
Premier
ha
completed
paymeat
for
fifty-two
percent
In
the
Prosperity
and
naa
acquired
a
further
S4
per
cent.
D.
L.
Pitt,
manager
of
the
Premier,
deniee
that
the
company
ha
any
Immediate
intention
of
putting
In
a
tramline.
The
Portland
Canal
New
Is
hopeful
ahoat
the
Dun
well
situation.
It
state
that
the
situation
haa
been
"greatly
esacktrated
y
rrle
of
ground)
rumors
In
many
case
false
statement
emanating
often
from
people
who
have
Oeneral
F.
A.
Sutton,
who
propose
to
form
a
oomnany
to
build
a
line
of
railway
into
the
Peace
River
dtotriei.
addressed
the
Prince
George
Board
of
Trade
at
a
luncheon
laat
Thursday
evening
In
the
Prince
George
Hotel
Oeneral
Sutton
and
party
motored
up
from
Vancouver.
The
city
has
allowed
the
local
tele
phone
company
an
extension
of
time
until
Decerrber
Ward
c
ultimatum
that
it
must
improve
the
-crvlee
or
ioee
its
charter.
H.
A.
Oar-ney.
local
manager,
will,
la
the
msaa-time,
take
the
matter
up
with
the
director
wtta
a
view
to
(abmtttiag
a
definite
proposition
at
the
first
meat-lag
of
the
asuncll
in
Deeeeaber.
of
the
fedttatcal
Parmer's
Institute
of
Dbv
rrict
C.
Is
aeaking
to
revive
iateieat
la
the
eatablatwnent
of
a
cbeene
factory
in
tola
etty.
The
time,
he
mob.
la
rice
for
sueb
project
which
would
Bat
re-
Chart
aettlemeir.
tl
'an
newa-,
quire
very
large
capital
aad
which
paperman
who
la
now
mining
an
Keno
ooald
be
aehlevad
with
the
eo-oper
Hill
in
the
Mayo
district,
la
her
giving
;
Don
of
kaoal
bualnea
men.
thl
camp
the
once-over.
i
City
iwueipU
during
the
first
nine
Some
B.0O0
yard
of
rock
to
be
used
ntoaths
of
thas
year
have
totalled
IMS
in
river
protectton
work
being
under-
0473
aoeordsac
to
sntetnent
Issued
taken
by
the
provincial
department
of
by
George
E.
Davla.
city
ooilectar.
Ol
public
works
waa
loosened
last
week
tala.
MlQ.6e
ha
been
derived
through
ia
big
blast
at
the
sort
quarry
near
the
paymeat
of
taaea:
t!7JlBJt
a
the
Bear
River
bridge.
itribwted
by
the
electric
light
ser
vice:
I8SS8
by
water
rate;
police
court
Oaea.
IIM8.70.
and
trade
llcBe,
44MM.
Gbnrl
A.
MacXey
of
Victoria,
repre
seating
Mm
Selkirk
Mlaiag
Syndicate
aoaaen
that
work
wiu
b
carried
out
this
wtator
on
the
company's
Fer
Ma
avoaa
property
oa
the
lagtaeka
River
A
party
of
eight
men
1
now
on
the
way
from
the
eaaot
to
be
em
ployed
at
th
mine.
A
foar-haadred
pound
exhibit
rbsaf
grata,
pat
toes
aad
field
Major
(Inspecting
the
morale
colored
troops
for
their
baptismal
Quick,
Sure
Way
At
the
first
sign
of
a
Cold,
take
Buckley's
Mixture.
It's
a
proven
remedy
that
acts
like
a
veritable
flash
in
relieving
a
Cough,
clearing
and
healing
the
inflamed
membrane
and
in
preventing
Lagrippe,
"Flu"
or
Pneumonia
from
developing.''
v
For
severe
colds
accompanied
by
ever,
headache
or
neuralgia,
take
LAXPYRIN
and
Buckler's
Hi,
tut
and
quick
relief
wilt
follow.
W.
K.
BucfJey,
Limited,
142
Mutual
Street,
Toronto
2
IT
sssssssssE
.
.
n
f
M6t-a
&LTsV
A
Actt
filer
a
flash
-
j
mm
V
el
g:own
on
farms
in
this
district
has
bean
aeat
kf,
K.
a.
Sutton,
district
agriculturalist,
to
the
Toronto
winter
Pair.
J.
O.
Wilson,,
secretary
of
the
Prince
ecrae
mara
u
itscc,
nas
recerrea
letter
from
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
mln
r-tsr
of
mads,
eonfratutetmg
thl
dis
trict
oa
the
splendid
showing
it
mad
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition.
The
Cariboo
Automobile
Aoclator
the
expenditure
of
11.000
In
advcrtMag
the
advaatagea
thl
dla
trtct
from
a
tourist
standpoint
Fred
Joudry
of
Prince
Rupert
har
been
paying
professional
visit
to
Prince
Oeorge.
CHscome,
Sinclair
Mill
and
Mc
Vide.
In
the
local
Uttheraa
Church
on
Yunday
morning
a
memorial
service
was
ld
by
Rev.
A.
W.
TrinUeln
for
Freo
"toutit.
Bwtaa
g-ukle.
who
lost
hi
life
a
Jasper
Park
recently.
Q.
C.
Sinclair
of
the
local
employ
meat
bureau
left
last
week
for
a
blr
tame
hunt
Into
the
Isle
Pierre
district
D
urine
hi
absence,
the
office
Is
in
hergo
of
W.
Howteon.
The
Prince
Otorge
Hospital
enter
talaawat
committee
has
turned
In
UJeow.64.
the
total
amount
collected
or
the
nurses'
borne.
I.
B.
Balrd
has
returned
from
an
ex
teaded
bust
dim
nip
to
eastern
Canada
He
waa
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Batrf
who
was
rlalUng
relative
In
New
Tort
nd
vicinity.
Rev.
T.
F.
W.
DePender.
accompanied
by
hi
wife,
ha
arrived
here
to
sue
eeed
Rev.
S.
Polllnger
a
rector
of
St.
Michael's
Anglican.
Church.
til
of
of
ftre
Sam.
what
would
you
do
If
OS
trde
you
were
suddenly
confronted
with
the
enemy?
Sam
Sir!
I
sure
would
spread
de
the
matter
of
the
new;,
-Forbes
Magazine.
myoiirwas
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BURJ
LAKE
Messrs.
MeKleley
and
licNelll
are
building
a
fleet
of
boats
for
the
purpose
of
handling
the
tourist
business
nc
Ootsa
Lake
next
year.
A
botthouse
and
floating
reiitcsce
has
also
been
erected
close
to
the
Ootsa
Lake
landing
and
-wharf.
The
village
commissioners
are
considering
the
placing
of
street
lights
In
the
business
section.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Wynne
Heath
of
Vanderhoof
were
visitors
in
the
Lakes
District
hut
week.
Dr.
Agnew.
dentist,
spent
a
few
days
m
the
Lakes
district
last
week.
Scotty
Thompson
of
the
s,
Lakerlew
Hotel
Is
euleavorlnvJte
oollfct
enough
money
'Ho
makTjpf
th?-30jfleflclt'
on
the
recent
school
fair.
-
Mrs.
V.
(Schelderup
ia
a
patient
In
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital
suffering
from
a
fracture
ef
the
left
arm.
John
Barker
Is
sttrtrig
a
new
black
fox
and
mink
farm
near
the
Rtst
farm
on
the
north
shore
of
Ootsa
Lake.
Mrs
DuMaury
of
Decker
Lake
has
been
successful
this
year
In
raising
cucumberv
vegetable
marrows,
squash
and
gourds
The
Bums
Lake
Drug
Stor
bat
mov
"VWTiEN
you
sort
out
the
soiled
clothes
from
the
hamper,
try
to
decide
which
articles
cost
so
little
that
you
can
afford
to
endanger
them
by
washing
them
with
anything
but
Lux.
Shirts,
pyjamas,
house
dresses,
the
children's
clothes,
sheets,
linens,
just
think
how
quickly
they
total
up
to
$100
or
over.
You
know
how
Doc
sairs
your
fine
things.
Hmv
it
guards
yeur
pretty
silks
and
chiffons,
your
soft
woollens
keeps
them
always
,
looking
like
new
Why
not
use
it
for
the
everyday
things
too?
Because
they've
learned
it
is
true
economy,
the
thriftiest
women
are
now
plunging
the
regular
family
wash'
ing,
ever
stitch
of
it,
into
bubbling,
penetrating
Lux
suds
each
week.
Lux
saves
many,
many
dollars
by
prolong'
ing
the
usefulness
of
both
simple
and
costly
fabrics.
In
many
homes
Lux
alone
is
used
for
the
whole
family
wash,
w.ek
in
and
week
out,
at
a
real
saving.
You,
too,
will
find
that
to
use
Lux
for
everything
washable
is
cheaper
in
the
end.
Use
nothing
but
LUX
for
washday.
Sold
only
in
the
familiar
LUX
Hue
fadagt.
hum
hdasr
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TORONTO
PLASTIC
ELASTIGUM
FOR
LEAKY
ROOFS
AND
CHIMNEY'S
A
tough
elastic,
adhesive
roofing
cement.
Ready
for
use.
1
lb.
can
IOCS
5
lb.
can
1.50
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
255
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert
1
to
its
new
location
between
P.
Bru-aell's
store
and
the
post
office.
A.
Slderls
Is
now
occopylag
the
old
drug
itore
building.
District
visitor
In
town
during
the
past
week
have
Included
W.
E.
Funnel!
and
daughter.
Tschenlkut
Lake:
Frank
Keefe.
Grassy
Plains;
Frank
Oale.
Na-dlna;
T.
W.
Brewer.
Bmlthers:
R.
W.
MacLeod
and
O.
O.
Boyce.
Prince
George:
O.
H.
Tycho.
Smlthera;
Fred
Ockleshaw.
Smlthera;
Charles
O.
Wilton.
Savory
snd
Martin
Starrett
On
account
of
a
nervous
breakdown,
Miss
Hersey.
who
cam
here
a
few
week
ago
at
the
Tatalrose
school,
has
been
compelled
to
return
to
her
home
In
the
south.
Electric
lights
have
now
been
lntal-
ld
In
th
Burns
Lak
Hardware.
,
PrinceRupert
Supply
214
Fourth
Street
Stocks
kept
of
Belting,
all
sizes
Electric
Lamps
Rabbit
Metala
Solder
Rubber
Hose
Rubber
Heels
at
wholesale
prices
Phone
G8.
P.O.
Box
772