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years'
experience
in
F'URNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
In
any
quantity
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and
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and
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Shingle
Stnins
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Oils
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in
B.C.
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and
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buying
and
Helling
orders
on
Vancouver
Exchange
at
Vancouver
rates.
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Single
load
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Load
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Sack
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PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
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a
Bootless
Kre
$12.00
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Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
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Ave.
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MILK
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Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
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DELIVERY
Throughout
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City.
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and
Storage
Phone
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Warehousing,
and
Distributing-
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or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Pinna
and
Furniture
Moving.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Iluilding
Road
Into
Georgia
River
Cold
MinesDiamond
Drilling
Woodbine
and
IJig
Missouri
To
Develop
Placer
Leases
in
Naas
Valley
Work
has
started
on
the
completion
of
the
trail
from
th
mouth
of
the
Georgia
.River
near
Stewart
to
the
Georgia
River
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
The
work
will
be
rushed
with
all
possible
speed
so
that
the
pack
trains
may
take
in
mining
equipment
and
supplies
before
the
summer
is
far
advanced.
After
mining
commences,
it
is
the
intention
to
widen
the
trail
to
permit
the
passage
of
caterpillar
trac
tors
and
trailers.
It
is
believed
that
it
will
be
possible
to
keep
such
road
open
all
winter.
Development
of
the
Georgia
River
mine
is
being
watched
with
keen
interest
as
some
of
the
finest
samples
of
gold
ore
ever
seen
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
have
come
from
that
property.
diamond
drilling
program
at
the
Woodbine
mine
at
Stewart
to
determine
the
limits
of
the
known
ore
bodies
and
in
the
hope
of
locating
others.
An
assay
cfflce
Is
being
opened
at
the
mine,
the
company
having
secured
the
services
of
Mr.
Comrte,
formerly
with
the
DC.
Diamond
drilling
la
being
speeded
up'
the
Big
Missouri
mine
at
Stewart.
Eight
men
arrived
at
the
property
last
week
with
one
machine
and
another
drill
is
coming
at
once
from
Alnsworth.
Is
understood
that
the
drilling
Is
to
be
pushed
with
the
three
machines
in
ght-nour
shifts,
the
object
being
to
xplore
a
recently
reported
under
ground
strike
as
thoroughly
as
possible
before
the
nest
large
payment,
due
in
about
six
weeks,
la
made
on
the
Developments
on
the
Northern
Light
property
at
Stewart
are
proving
satisfac
tory.
At
present
the
work
consists
of
surface
esp
I
oration
in
the
way
of
tripping
and
open
cutting.
One
crew
of
men
la
employed
in
this
work
on
the
extension
of
the
Woodbine
ore
sone
which
appears
to
be
heavily
mineralised
with
sulphides
through
which
occur
sections
of
high
grade
ore.
This
sone
on
Northern
Light
property
Is
aald
to
be
In
excess
of
fifty
feet
in
width
and
300
feet
long,
showing
a
vertical
depth
900
feet
Another
crew
of
men
Is
employed
stripping
and
open-cutting
the
central
porphyry
sone
of
the
pro
perty
which
may
prove
to
be
co-related
with
the
silver
ore
bodies
on
the
Pre
mier,
B.C.
Sliver
and
Sebakwe.
S.
P.
Pttagerald
of
Stewart
la
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle
on
business
in
connection
with
the
financing
of
placer
leases
recently
located
by
his
associates
In
the
White
River
section
of
the
Mass
River
valley.
Mr.
Pltagerald
and
bis
associates
have
fourteen
leases
of
330
acres
each
that
It
Is
their
Intention
to
divide
Into
two
operations
for
the
pur
poses
of
development.
They
are
strictly
dredging
proposition
snd
it
Is
be
lieved
dredge
could
.
be
operated
on
them
ten
months
out
of
the
year.
Dur
acting,
values
ran
from
a
few
River,
In
which
is
incorporated
several
other
streams,
heads
from
the
northeast
aide
of
Bromley
Olacler
snd
runs
in
a
northeasterly
direction,
emptying
into
the
Naas
about
four
miles
below
the
mouth
of
Memladen
River.
Extensive
developments
are
to
be
started
at
once
on
the
Dalhousie
mine
at
Stewart.
W.
G.
Norrte.
consulting
engineer
tor
the
company,
arrived
from
the
south
at
the
first
of
this
week
to
lay
out
further
development
work
and
F.
C.
Oreen.
BCX.8..
has
also
arrived
on
the
scene
to
commence
surveys
for
the
aerial
tram
which
will
be
some
4.000
feet
in
length,
having
a
dally
capacity
of
360
tone.
All
material
for
the
tram
is
now
on
the
ground.
The
terminal
wUl
be
st
the
railway,
the
opening
of
which
will
solve
trsnsportstion
problems.
M.
P.
McDonald
Is
already
at
Stewart
to
take
charge
of
the
construc
tion
of
the
tram.
A
contract
has
been
let
for
another
fifty
feet
of
tunnel
ex
tension,
having
as
Its
object
the
cross-
nSvli
wLKs
vein
and
.then
drift-.
a
a
big
gulch
to
a
large
siiiphide
aona
In.
which
high
valued
hare
been
obtained.
Development
work
on
the
Independence
mine
at
Stewart
Is
now
well
under
way
with
a
crew
of
some
fifteen
men
employed,
diamond
drilling
hsv.
tng
commenced
lsst
week.
The
first
hole
la
to
be
600
snd
800
feet
long
to
intercept
No.
3
vein
at
about
400
feet
of
depth.
The
property
is
being
developed
by
the
Revenue
Mining
Co.
The
Sliver
Crest
Oo.
will
this
summer
construct
a
tram
from
the
Saddle
mine
PRESIDENT
OF
I
lp
Hastings
Arm
to
tidewater.
Th
Nest
month
it
la
hoped
to
start
a
;
length
of
the
tram
will
be
about
0.000
leet
and
It
will
obtain
an
elevation
of
4.000
feet.
'
W
Tic
is
to
be
commenced
at
once
-ii
the
United
Empire
Oold
&
Silver
Mining
Co.'s
property.
Just
back
of
the
tewn
of
Stewart.
Mining
equipment
and
rupplie
have
been
purchased
and
sent
to
the
mjne
In
charge
of
William
Dann
and
Fred
Jancawakl.
who
went
north
,u
the
first
of
this
week.
Mining
operations
wul
be
under
the
auperviaton
ol
F.
J.
Crossland.
MB.
MANUFACTURERS
ON
LEGISLATION
QUEBEC,
June
6.
The
president
of
he
Manufacturers'
Association
In
his
tc!
dress
yesterday
dealt
at
some
length
nth
social
legislation
as
follows:
'Social
legislation
directly
or
In
directly
affecting
Industry
is
steadily
trowing
It
la
only
a
few
years
since
the
first
modern
workmen's
compensa
tion
act
was
introduced
Into
the
pro
vinces.
Now
seven
'provinces
have
Imllar
acta
and
there
Is
s
steady
de-
msnd
for
higher
rates
of
compensation
.id
more
benefits
and
concessions.
idttrtmum
wage
laws,
alieady
appnesble
1
Vomen.
arc
being
demanded
for
men.
Cld
age
pension
legislation
la
on
the
mutes
of
the
Dominion,
is
in
effect
In
several
provinces,
and
may
be
utilized
by
any
of
the
other
provinces
will-
to
share
pari
of
the
cost.
Unem-ytneut
Insurance,
sickness
and
in
validity
insurance,
and
similar
measures
are
now
being
considered.
It
Is
nvlous
that
by
lessening
the
amount
cf
work
done
and
Increasing
the
payment
for
it,
they
rsls
the
cost
of
needs.
In
most
esses
this
added"
ex
pense
enters
Into
the
price
of
goods
and
Is
largely
paid
by
consumers
and
in
cases
where
It
cannot
he
Included
It
Jecreasea
the
returns
of
producers
ic
tothe'tah'
TWfWfW,Jrt
JWAM
ml
staffs
In
Industrial
plants
snd
much
work
wh!rh
is
really
Oovemment
work
is
done
for
nothing
by
manufacture'
'This
situation
is
raising
the
whole
question
of
how
fur
Industry,
only
one
Brarrh
nf
nan.il
activity,
should
be
frrc-d
to
benr
a
!sr?e
'hnre
of
tlie
LOW
EXCURSION
FARES
admlnlstmlto
and
cost
of
looking
aftr
.he
unfortunate,
or
whether
thlt
ta
Um
duty
of
the
state
as
a
whole.
If
too
much
la
placed
on
industry
.Industry
la
driven
to
protect
itselt
by
employing
-nly
the
young
and
fit,
or,
in
other
words,
those,
who
are
least
likely
to
be-
ccme
thai'
tea
through
old
age,
sickness,
:r
accidents.
Wh.u
Is
to
be
done
with
host
who
cannot
be
employed
Is
now
.".
problem."
SISTER
OF
LOCAL
MAN
DIES
IN
PRINCE
GEORGE
I
ate
Mr.
Prink
Herman,
Who
I"el
Away
Last
Week.
IJvetl
In
ITImf
UnjM-rt
in
ISIS.
George
Hill,
local
shoe
dealer,
has
..turned
to
the
city
from
s
trip
to
frlnee
George
where
he
was
called
to
ttend
the
funeral
of
his
sister.
Mrs.
'Tank
German,
whose
death
occurred
Jddenly
last
week
in
the
interior
town,
he
late
Mm.
German
was
known
in
Frlnee
Rupert
where
she
resided
during
the
year
ltlS.
She
Is
survived
by
her
widower,
who
Is
engaged
in
the
shoe
business,
and
one
daughter.
Miss
Malste
German.
tOC
H
IDEA
BEING
RECEIVED
FAYORABLY
Further
Progress
Toward
Organisation
Alle
last
Sight
When
Twenty-live
Men
MM
The
Idea
of
establishing
s
branch
of
'.-e
Toe
H
movement
here
seems
to
be
'.ken
good
held
following
the
recent
islt
to
th
city
of
Padre
Gilbert
WU-isms
of
London,
England
.
Further
progress
with
a
view
to
definite
organ
-arton
was
made
mat
night
when
some
twenty-five
men
participated
In
a
meeting
at
the
home
of
H.
T.
Cross.
"23
Fourth
Avenue
West.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(fly
The
Tramp)
Jack
Allen
of
Vancouver,
manager
of
tarvey
HollMai
and
Victor
Foley,
Is
etermined
to
get
some
action
in
the
ut
for
Holltday.
He
writes
to
The
Ilc
be
to
say
thai
ha
despairs
of
getting
chance
with
Betanger
for
his
man.
id
proposes
to
start
a
challenge
bom-arUment
of
Suva
Rocco.
Allen
argues
hat
if
Rocoo
can
heat
Hoillday
be
wul
t
in
a
position
to
claim
the
title
:
the
event
of
a
victory
over
Bellinger.
Hoillday
is
now
In
the
Eaat.
He
msy
be
a
"bear"
on
the
Coast,
but
to
prove
a
drawing
card
here
he
will
have
to
beat
some
v
ood
Eastern
boys.
Old
Country
escbanges
are
highly
enthused
over
the.
-
goal
-get
trnf
pef-
formsnce
o?
"Dixie"
Dean
of
the
Overton
team
during
the
pest
season.
Dean
scored
60
league
goals
and
a
total
if
78
In
all
(rarrsts.
including
Interna-
Moaj
trials,
interna
ttoaals.
Interreague
ird
other
gsmes.
This
is
a
new
record,
'he
former
mirk
having
been
held
by
--im.vll
of
Mlddlesboro.
Dean,
to
jreak
the
recurd.
had
to
get
three
Roals
'r.
the
final
Kiirae
With
Woolwich.
I-
eJTo:t
to
protect
followers
of
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sale
from
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22.
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31
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AND
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OF
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in
stock,
beds,
springs,
mattresses:
Dining
room
suites;
Oheaterfield
suites;
carpets
all
slues:
Linoleum
snd
linoleum
ruga:
tables,
kitchen
cabinets,
dressers,
chiffoniers,
blinds,
curtain
rods,
blankets,
sheets,
chairs,
wicker
and
cane.
Our
prices
are
reasonable.
You
are
Invited
to
call
at
our
store.
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professional
and
amateur
boxing
cards
which
wui
be
presented
by
them
in
the
future,
lbs
Tllncun
Athletic
Club
of
Victoria,
has
appointed
I
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ToWvyi-
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and
w.
Blake.
TWees
men.
who
are
an
veil
mxing
game,
will
have
the
say
as
to
whether
or
not
the
boys
fmiKht
to
the
best
of
their
ability
or
wneiner
wis
oout
wss
thrown.
If
in
their
opinion
the
bout
fas
not
son-ducted
squarely,
they
win
,.
structkms
to
withhold
the
purses.
This
action
win
meet
with
the
approval
of
mi
aeen
neni
rana.
Mrs.
J.
A
Jacobs
of
the
local
fnm.n
Agent's
office
left
by
this
morning'.
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so
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sold
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and
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done.
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sold
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