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Saturday,
June
29,
1929.
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Uill.
Villi
V.
VIA.
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I
MIIWUH.
M..V4k,
tWO
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
SMITHEKS
Oetbbard
K
rebel
arrived
here
laat
moefc
froan
T
awot
on
to
take
charge
of
brick
btttalag
operattaaa
at
tbe
taaal
vriakyard.
tbe
flan
klm
of
whlob
baa
Juat
atarted
opera
t
tons
Mia
Irene
Mclntyre
and
Mlaa
Bertha
Metatr
have
returned
to
their
home
fcere
after
attaadlas
OatomWan
College.
New
U'eeUttinater
Mia
Cbapaaan
ba
accepted
a
poaltlon
In
tbe
government
i
gent's
of
floe.
SmMberi
baeehall
team
eroaeed
bttf
with
a
second
town
team
captained
by
Al
Plnnerty
Uet
Thursday
evenlns"
1:
waa
a
lively
eoataated
matah
VANDER1100F
In
honor
of
"
Mlaa
Dorothy
"Wt
Bailer,
the
A
Dally
New8
bring
results.
want-ad
I
'
With
flip
pntrhps
averarincr
better
than
mieht
have
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
pyriod,
paid
In
advance
J5.00(
expectefj
sockeve
fishing
has
opened
Up
Well
this
of
this
vanet
of
salmon
at
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
s.oo
'are
for
a
satisfactory
pack
Transient
display
advertising,
per
Inch,
per
insertion
1.40
'least.
During.
the
first
Week
of
the
season
gill
net
Ooatfi
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
2.80;
on
the
Skeena
River
have
been
averaging
from
Id
to
14
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
.
.
.
25;
f
jgj,
each
with
the
Naas
River
ninning
about
.
24
fish
per
1
1
a
1
AO
'
-
Ann
1
.A?
4.1...
uiassmea
aaverwsing,
per
insertion,
:ruon,
per
per
worn
woru
boat
There
There
have
have
so
so
far
far
been
been
1UOU
luuu
licences
licences
issuea
issuea
xor
lor
ine
Ulti
jifgai
natives,
eacn
inscruuii,
Or
four
months
for
.
.
By
mail
.o
all
other
countries
per
apate
u,,e
joo1
Skeena,
as
compared
with
1100
last
year,
and
300
for
the
'pryear".'!;!"!!!!!!!'.'.'.;!'.!
uo'Naas.
Reports
from
mainland
canneries
on
the
first
of
Xl
mall
tn
nil
ni-hur
ni
rl
nf
Rrltiah
finlumhin.
the
R-itlsh
Em.
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
C.00jlow
in
coming
in.
while
ftshinj
w
commence
at
-
not.
.
,
uuuunbi
iatc
vij
uf
piautiwiti
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
.98
.86
'uie
season
ouerauuua
imc
been
maged
reetrtly
taking
a
attmeaer
vwtoty
of
bemac
In
Rupert
people
ean
get
a
moeh
ktck
out
of
these
nrua-foured
and
vtolton
a
they
tgawrently
a
deeraea
In
'
painted
at
lit
si
a
waa
tran.ferred
to
the
brldre
of
the
will
'r:ln
lrtt
rhu
v"
H
known
win
,
through
frequent
calU
at
Prince
Rupert
mace
itupert
baa
yet
in
of
meeting
ner
Born
In
I
iverpuol.
rv
K.IW
Intnrd
let
until
after
July
1.
As
a
re-
H
'.,
Naval
Coll..
in
iWiutmalt
suit
of
the
first
two
day'
fishing
u
two
and
remained
there
until
itm
Derations
2341
cases
of
all
vari-
when
Joined
the
Imp")
oa
N
of
salmon
were
packed
on
the
ZJTS
'Skeena
RiveT',
including
1500
cases
xn
ttotn
tctUimta
in
meteor
euc-
nf
anrincra
and
539
sockeve.
On
oaaalon.
Last
year
be
decided
to
learn
489
were
Pt
.
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-
-
the
Xaa.
Jliver
case,
up,
of
which
460
were
sockeve.
Juh
j,
.ppomiment
to
be
William
Snrubmll.
pioneer
ftoh
ourer
Albeetollte
thto
tprlng.
PtTAntic
DTDTtinAV
"
moce
nuperi.
awn
'-
n
to
hl
tnteotton
to
nmamt
bis
wok
LAIN
ADA
b
151K111UA1
tWe
ck
m
tbe
commcHo
n
th
ronn
M
mou
h
dohim
Monday
is
the
festival
which
celebrates
Canada's
'f'Z
rLLTJ
Z
mUX
cW
She
is
and
has
made
m
the
ruh
-
birthday.
a
young
country
great
hieb
ne
win
A
crWt
progress
ihrthe
few
years
of
her
existence
as
a
national
th
TT
SK.
Z?TT?TJ?
&
Ttf
,1
U
nn,mfn,
n,
Lr...
,
k.,iiri
com
of
late
to
tU"T
twiy-loot
cih,ilv.
rc
ctic
jjiuiiu
iu
i;ii.i,ciio
in
c
a
wuiiuj
uu
i
onrurau
up
tal
crutoef.
'fwntd
wlh
the
mf
each
year
gives
us
more
and
more
reason
to
feel
that
pride.
ent
JJJ
During
these
formative
years
it
is
the
duty
of
every
man
and
woman
to
devote
himself
and
herself
to
the
work
of
founding
such
a
nation
as
shall
in
the
days
to
come
be
among
the
leaders
of
the
world.
We
cannot
be
insular
or
petty
in
our
outlook.
We
have
much
to
learn
f
roin
our
neighbors
and
we
can
also
be
a
help
ta
other
nations.
Already
we
have
shown
the
way
in
many
matters
of
great
!
national
import.
The
day
will
come
when
the
word
"Canadian
will
mean
lin
tndotnr
brt.
Hto
and
ability
at
the
buelneaa
are
well
qtUM
18
h.p.
outboard
&UutMjfc.
'
""
"",,
.
which
to
betas
produee
by
tbe
uattmt
be
Ki.
bu
the
known
nd
pmntoee
.ln,
fZS
T.i
TanoMiw.
Ttu
The
Ul!?
"ZTU?
craft
to'rel
to
be
quite
aa
auo-
Hawen
ba.
been
peeking
comnwnU
tt
hate
been
beard
ous
"JfjH
-r
U
the
baatt
ba.
bean
deUeetM
at
the
L!
L
'
rJ
1,.
F"c
8Wte
Co.
flam
here
for
toe
Alproewts
at
BUM
cured
lmou
from
.
j
T..lrt,nt
mhk"t
SrTptot
re
mad.
tbto
week-
Capt
Aninte
bae
1
Dwhln
Day
toolMay
ek-n4
c,
..v
u.-
ovum
w.u.
u
--"-
1M
.k.
many
Meal
aallng
Dattlea
to
hie
forth
to
varteua
reterto
and
aome
rather
ea-
much
the
same
as
does
the
word
"sterling"
in
money.
Ourj"f
"
,tM4w
Wfkl
actions
today
advance
or
retard
the
coming
ot
that
time.
,,,
Rupert.
ibay
aw
aomewhat
lamaller
than
tbe
familiar
winter
a-
iety
but
are
Utter
and
aaW
to
be
rery
LAND
SE1TLEMUNT
lt-ciou.
:t
The
settlement
of
the
interior
valleys
by
successful
Shruteall
plant
to
trying
tt
out.
farmers
is
one
of
the
most
vital
problems
before
the
coun-
j
j
.-ru.v.
M
...v.
.
w
,0
Hdton
today.
tooay.
m.
r.
niweraon.
dated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
inlii
n
&
haadiery
de.
tn
cAiuinn
Viowi
fViof
nnUr
nna.tViiwl
nf
tVio
ovoilnWo
lonflo
in
I
Htipeet
OB
Uatodaf
Mr
a
betat
plaanad.
Aa
or
Knuaa,
it
looka
like
a
ract
the
qutekeat
to
get
ttoere
and
eojaw
tbe
limited
faaUttlea
tout
e
offered
a.
Wa
IV.Im
'"
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i-i
-
JuattM
an
thto
oeeaalon
than
abi
wteka
ago
when
quite
a
few
Barttoa
'
wart
out
to
varloua
potato
on
Vtetorta
tn-
ituiav
Tt
w!,a
mnni4nr1
nt
trip
onnvpntinn
nf
trip
Asn-
1UTln
""
nu
car
laeao
oa
n.,.
ILilibut
taudiiig
laadutga
durlac
tbe
oionthe
motor
tnp
wltwa
will
will
week
wete
rather
Ucbt
at
gag
aeo
the
Bulkley
and
Nechaco
valleys
were
at
present
taken
j
take
iu
u
ruuti
u
the
nti
oun-
psmuu
tuiHmt
fans
at
Trinee
mi
x
ii
r
i
?
1
-r
i
j!UIimi
end
then
to
Cftllfaruiak.
IX
will
Duivn
r
atill
Uu
to
ian
i
tip
rpmn
n
nor
T.wn-T.nirfis
arp
iinnrviinipn.
vinsr
ni
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
"--
J
w..
......
..j,
...w
f
this
is
in
the
hands
of
the
Provincial
Government.
It
should
be
set
forth
as
a
first
principle
that
these
lands
have
no
value
whatever
except
to
the
persons
who
will
cultivate
them
and
that
any
person
who
is
willing
to
clear
them
has
earned
the
right
to
ownership.
The
prob
ability
is
that
very
few
of
the
lands
are
today
worth
thei
nnai
nf
nlnan'nir
if
onntrnot
fftv
tVp
wnr-lf
woro
lpf
in
trip
'
queattom
to
aow
on
aad
our
v.unw
uvwn
-v.
......
...
...
oW
old
ordinary
way.
The
Question
then
arises
as
to
what
can
be
done
to
in-
ouce
sen
lemeni.
ine
suggestion
matte
Dy
n.
.
iucvorKeu
cewing
M
MtMctory
aaer
u
her
t
Tt
1
1
1.
1
1
t.l
1
J.I
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V
'
aum
m
in
UjrKMtoa
m
th
TnrfUn.
(aa
oi
vanuernooi
mai
Donuses
suouiu
ue
pam
ior
eacn
acrei-
t
-
"
"
.
and
sc
paw
the
unom
for
sjow
pouwt.
that
would
have
to
be
worked
out
by
experts.
and
be
aoeorapantod
on
the
trip
by
Mm.
i.r
year'a
tondtnn.
LH
to
featerdav
Nlckeraon
and
their
two
chUdrer.
It
tbe
aggregate
Undmga
for
the
port
will
be
Mr.
Ntokenon
Bnt
real
boll-
amounted
to
lUilMo
pound
ai
cocn-
day
trip
M
top
yoats'
llate
and
hto
r&red
with
laat
yeara
ia.6gg.4W
pouada
Meaxto
are
hoping
that
be
win
bate
at
a
cfmllar
dale,.
Ctaadtan
landlnga
a
real
good
time.
atood
at
3.711J660
pouada
w
agalnat
lat
year's
1.799
WO
pounda
while
titt
The
Tsiirltt
Keawn
American
total
wi
t
txn.eOO
or
a
ub-
Unt1
,nT"
883'400
The
ooe
mtoe
for
the
Wtot
aad
P"
frtoad.
Doc
CUapertos.
will
tU
you
that
aome
of
them
are
real
trying.
One
rotund
lady
from
far
afield
waa
rmrth
dHpao)Med
thto
week
on
re-
at
the
aarae
date
In
192S
lb
OMMO
pounds
landed
daring
tbe
week
eoneteted
of
194.800
pouMb
Oana-dton
halibut
and
itS.400
pound
Am-enaan.
Prtcea
during
Uw
week
remained
at
a
fairly
iteady
lerel
Tbe
hlirh
b'd
for
Canadian
halibut
ih
g.3e
nlnnMml
In
tt
.
,
t
T
,'nf
Awicf
Inn
finrt
o
1
1
mm,
f
nnoJ
Tllcf
.
.
.
.
While
tlie
lOW
DflAe
WAA
lie
mmi
Til
!
how
much
per
acre
would
be
necessary
in
order
to
bring
j
"J"
pauwu.
Amenean
prc
r."
nbnnt
thp
sfittlRmpnt
and
plenrinrr
of
thp
land
is
a
mipstinn
nut
ttr.
u
,ki.
.1
WB
'.8e
and
8c
paw
the
Eaet-
n
Miainea
aad
tbat
to
that
Prince
"
..
:
'
.
.
.
"
vm
im
re
wnm
ac
biiu.
Northern
and
Addiagtoa
received
for!
M.MO'
from
u.
For
people
who
profsw
to
be
raTO'
to
learned
aad
wlde-trmlled.
the
genera)
tgneranee
la
often
apalltng
and
WMn
lb
mhtdS
of
the
hal'kut
aea-disappatatBtent
aeeraa
to
be
keen
bbat
MU'
of
tbe
KetcMkan
hoau
have
thto
u
nertber
a
land
of
toe
or
anew
avernauled
aad
ate
read
for
m-ot
tomahawk
wieMlag
aborlglnea.
teaarve
ftablag
untU
the
aeas-n
close
in
me
tau.
We
advlae
hraaa
anH
.rn,
wto
number
of
The
Paolfie
aalrage
Co.
'a
power
tug
r.cnena
ict
i
a
few
-
-
"
l
dsya
go
av
for
w
Port
rvn
.
.
I
ahlp
Having
aucorasfully
.
Edward
cannery
'
to
take
up
a
BOay
'
unen
hi
maater'a
examination.
i..i
.j.
T
a
mldaumnm
party
hMri
held'?0
whMl
n
"
34.!
wa.
.
yet
Packing
Oo
The
Paehena
to
under
iiwihw
in
aiarcn
tnia
rear
and
i.l.1
There
will
be
a
great
tuning
up
of
the
Prince
fluocrt
Rowlna-
Ac
Yacht
i
New
Issue
Innerfold
Officers
and
Directors
GEORGE
KIDD,
Proridenfc
(Chairman,
Britigh
Columbia
Electric
Rty.
Co.
LTC0L.
J.
P.
FELL,
Vico-Preatdont
(CapitftlSfJ
AUSTIN
C.
TAYLOR,
Managing
Director
(Vice-President,
Home
Oil
Distributor
LUl)
NEIL
McQUEEN,
Director
(Geologist)
NORMAN
R.
WHITTALL,
Director
(Pres.,
Blue
Band
Navigation
Co.)
W.
W.
BOULTREE,
Secretary-Treasurer
(Sec.-Treas.,
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd.)
SOME
OUTSTANDING
FEATURES
The
able
and
successful
group
of
business
men
wha
compose
the
directorate.
Carefully
selected
acreage
on
structure;
1240
acros
in
Waite
Valley,
2560
acres
in
Highwood
field..
,
The
company
is
fully
financed.
Public
offering
limited
to
this
issue.
Each
share
carries
a
bearer
warrant
entitling
the
holder
to
purchase
an
additional
share
of
treasury
stock.
A
detailed
folder
and
a
large
scale
map
of
the
company's
holdings
will
be
furnished
upon
request.
nut
,
'
i
WE
OWN
AND
OFFER,
SU1UECT
TO
PRIOR
SALE
200,000
SHARES
LIMITED
COMMON
STOCK
(No
Par
Value)
Aiipitoatlon
will
be
made
to
lirrt
thin
atock
on
th
Vancouver
(ftoek
Exrhanio
etlltlf!
and
ueh
other
exchanges
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aeem
dalrbl
;
.
Price
$1.00
per
Share
(WITH
IM'lirilAHR
tV,ltK.Tf)
W
tgaferte
the
right
to
reject
any
and
all
ttriMcriptioM
i
vrWa
g-r
la
part,
to
allot
Iea
than
the
amount
applied
for,
and
to
cloa?
tk
aubscritior.
booka
at
any
time
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notig.
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gaMLWaM
mmm
hich
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to
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111
the
harbor
ofl
rratoo
liilef
vuituig
amimic
other
tK,
tbe
club
floau
week
from
8unday
polnta
Stewart
and
Anyox
1U
their
.
ant
i
-s
a..
-
al.j
.
nrvta-
rwut
i
Ta
matilai
TKati
uira
attafaw
With
whHe
way.
plug
rd
Co-
MfVloo
and
IMhatle
ftoh
Ll
lh
the
able
about
a
wee
Thw
afternoon
the
ine
market,
the
prtoea
at
Ketohtkan
"tm'r'"maav
""w""".
wl
-
-
hare
nat
h
.n
b.
k.
will
oaaln
be
In
charge,
plana
for
tbe
;
angling
expedition
to
gtotatoa
River
hi
.JL.
;
Taking
the
ptaee
of
the
Dorothea
pt
month
ar
so
iiawT.
il..ZZ
aveart
are
weU
under
way.
There
will
:
OreavlUe
Cnanne,.
mean
beta
of
tbe
r
1
ITT
"
entertained
the
which
ba
made
aeverel
call
at
thto
orfee.
win
to-
,.TZV
be
the
uaual
amblUiMM
program
of:
party,
bealdea
Meata.
Aadiwon,
urau
ZLnT-TT.
JLTT.
.
oat-
por.
the
win
Nnetojatlon
Oo.
.
motor-
nd
for
the
latter
part
of
the
seaaorT
v,rtou
aquatic
event.
SET
iT".
hom
'
1
frelgbter
Sapora
of
Sewttle.
aouth-
Among
halHrnV
fTvhermJ
tT
J??.U?"
U1-
la
bound
from
Alavkn.
was
here
an
Ttn-
hesrTle
nw
S
ZL'
VUMIng
T.ehi.
cno01
wacaer
at
Webber
Ukc
.day
to
load
for
Seattle
.
.
from
the
nt
that
i
aT
aa..
I
Tba
lTMg
MjaKt
altaS
lva
ISaaaMI
tWaalt
P.
W.
Anderson
and
Sid
Anderson
returned
to
port
recently
from
HI..L
"
a---
'
aivait
a
aa
very
YVjr
T
t-iuD
fleet
during
tlie
coming
week
In
enjoyable
combined
bualnew
and
alea-
Tt
reedlnee
Ifl
1
Tt
Tat
a
for
fk
ll.
.
...
a
(..
mm.
'
.
...
"
the
annual
club
regatta
j
aura
cruise
up
lortUad
oaiial
aua
Ob-
ber
8.
eluding
Harry
MUea
aad
ahnny
Wal
ker.
Mr.
and
Mm.
R.
S.
On
TKllMau
n
ka
rtSelfn
UgKMI
tbe
'
1
tlt
wUh
,
"
W
W
.
.
smved
tn
quick
aucceaaeon
a
Ad
'
"
i
"
were
berthed
for
tbe
nlaht
bv
Bhef
-
"J
""V"
Taomeon.
Tbe
netting
boata
lacruded
the
Bo-
Capt.
Btottard
Probocae,
wbteh
Seattle
erutoer.
21
1-1
feet
long
and
the
amalleat
beat
In
the
race,
made
the
unviable
aclilvcnnt
ot
wtnnmg
three
lirat
pnaea
for
making
tbe
loitgest
ncn-atop
paasag
from
Olympla
to
Ketchikan,
the
flnt
ever-all
prWe
and
the
first
In
her
etaea
of
M
to
41
feet.
The
Mary
Mar-Ann.
belonging
to
Prank
J.
SeMelhueer
of
Seattle,
and
manned
by
hto
family,
waa
tlao
In.
Thto
beat
took
the
other
two
first
price
in
the
race
for
her
elaa
of
41
to
AS
feet
and
for
tbe
beat
general
performance.
The
third
boat
on
Thursday
after-noon
wot
tae
'
Kaloya,
4elnem
to
Orocfa
.
Prtf
fett
-Olympla,
which
also
made
a
eVedlble
ahowlas
,ln
the
race.
On
FrieHy
morn
Ine;
.
three
more
of
the
racing
yacht
called
here.
They
were
the
Klo.ii.
belonging
to
William
O.
field
ofShelton
Wavh
;
Uc
Wini
fred,
Ariomh
Schmidt.
OlvmoU
ty,
-
nuiHk.
m,.i.
.
...
I
fT.ner
jranani.
aeaiue.
1
All
were
fine
look
ine
boat
end
"Man
In
the
Moon"
to
left
'Ba,
Lumber
Oo
a
aawmu,
at
&al
Oove
,
KeSh.kan
Z
addmoo.7
iii,""-
nnb
of
Amen-1
aftrV
t2l
A
Mlghtfui
.octal
affair
w
.
t
01
hiah
ttl
,re
provided
a.
eoXlld
to
tn.
"
crutoer.
revurnln,
aouth
I-'
f4'
J'.-Ml
i
"T"
Md
her.
bat
Thuradwftee!
al
.
Sttle
to
EogJaad.
.Nngof
Tt.TlZ?
ZJ2l
ter
ftontotpatrng
to.
the
rec7rrt
Olrmpl.
V?
..
,b
!
"
neon
wIim
ll
v
n
a..
iawa
M
almost
a
reDllea
of
the
u.,
....-.
".it
Jiimh
ui.iiui
I"-
eee.
tien
a
rurtner-evu
,
..
m
rwwioMw.
Mi
.
.
"nui
win
mean
a
great
I
.
'
'deal
uaneetw
snower
In
boner
of
Ml
'
!
oai
to
Keteblkan
aa
wU
a
the
ftoh-
Charlotte
Plnnle.
wtawe
wedding
to'01
"
onunad.
log
laduatry.
Stuart
E.
Dally
will
take
Mao
on
.
July
4.
The
howe
wa.
prettily
deoor-
'
T!
W
JaTm
of
cleaning.
,
"
'
ated
and
many
beautiful
sift
Plntlnf
.
4n1
nUBr
'"ul
tor
the
..lM
;
presented
on
behalf
of
the
uhu.
i
bauaut
nee
eatttlaue
la
rtril
.Ji
J2.
ITT
C
"""rr"
UtTodar
b,
u?Ue
eT.
boaU
that
bar.
,
P
"P
McC-rtrt!
i
v.
JzT.vr
!?5
hepped
over
for
a
couple
of
d..
h..
Vanaouver
power
amber
i
.
.
...
.
'
wf
,
.
.
-
.
mm
aua
uae
arrived
n.
mm
rh.-
A
reeovd
lue,
crcavd
atunded
.
oaimua.
itMaiwt.
purlac
4be
HWi
-"
w
"
war
day
.
afternoon
.
"
-
-
.
.
.
daaae
heed
latt
rnday
night
In
the
Pno
aalaa
by
Mm.
Ste-
t-LT0
'
0-0
Ptt
and
public
baH
by
the
Mrectore
of
tbe
'
i?.H!lp0
la
aokM
by
Mr.
I
BraHher
lkMaltal
v.
.
.i.
.
C.
MeOORetl
piece
oreeieatra
and
free
refmrunents
.
Mto
An
presiding
exam-
Salvor
arrived
la
port
on
c,
,
"T
aere
a
feature.
Proceeds
are
being
!,,,r
'
.
eumlnauotv
here
'
wr
from
the
aouth
aad
spent
Storekeepers
and
Camp
men
tpMWd
to
the
fund
for
a
new
hca-ith,r
wk-
Tht
oandktotr
iron,
pl
of
daye
here
ualoadmg
r
rly
and
avoid
(llsnppolnt-
pital
building.
"
"
u"rn
pornu
in
add
men
ta
ir
oi
eoai
aaa
nuuding
auapiiea
for
nient
ixinoe
hint
Spinner.
HURNS
LAKE
Ieke
Quey
well
known
local
Ohln-e.
haa
taken
over
the
operation
of
Uie
Oralneca
Oafe
here
Dr.
A.
S.
Lamb,
provlaetal
health
officer,
was
a
vlaltor
here
laat
week
on
bualnew
In
connection
wMh
the
prcpoaad
new
Burnt
Lake
baspltal.
Mlaa
A.
Oowana,
who
left
here
last
fall
far
trie
Old
Country,
ha
returned
to
her
home
at
Oowanbrae.
accompanied
by
her
brother.
John,
who
naa
been
v
letting
at
Penhold,
Alta.
Charles
S.
Anderson.
Taltapia
proa-pec
tor
and
fur
farmer,
ha
been
paying
a
viu.,
to
Burn
Lake,
it
being
hi
first
trip
outside
In
tlx
year.
Vanderboof.
cjowiindlaa
will
peg
lb.
laWH
maka
hi
headquarter
in
Wlnnl-'
"Amotion
of
betng
the
youngeat
maa-
Many
Prince
Oearf.
peaple
"tttended
er
man
tr
in
tbe
world
to
command
and
will
preened
at
tbe
end
of
thto
week
to
Stewart.
Anyos.
Alice
Arm
and
other
northern
porrtta
tAe
ateoaffery.
I
(i50
BUlnvor.
whlah
to
under
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
here,
f
night
for
Ocean
Fall
w
a
soow
oantaUfcu
a
whtolf
had
beerFbMRht
eillcer
for
Western
n.n.
1m
ub
n,,,
.
:
.
ada
au
kn
r,t.u
,
;
.
i
um
ouunor,
wnren
u
due
oaeK
mind
cUTra'
.
4
v""
""'I'r
fm
the
paper
town
by
the
end
of
ZltUZ
VmJVl
iwrt!
.
C""-'
n.
"pt
rhmM
Kelly
of
Van-
ek.
to
now
under
command
of
la
to
.ul
ToLZSr
L
""Jlen.'-wer.
wao
nai
yet
to
rtaeh
hi
Capt.
a
so
fHOCaeu
DanQSnhi.lAv
n
t
w
wj
j
I
....
.
.
:
:
mi
-w1
ma,
im
luufti.
am
ewmi
tbe
onarlte
Larkln.
the
memorable
SCHOOLS
CLOSE
FOR
VACATION
I'uplU
Are
I)imlwed
Until
Sep
temlier
3j
CloHing
CxerciH
There
wa
great
Joy
nmorrir
the
children
today
and
not
a
little
rt
-lief
among
their
tenchet-s,
for
yeaterday
was
the
day
that
th
echools
cloned
for
the
long
sunt
mer
vacation.
Closing
exercisea
have
been
the
order
oMhe
day
thli
I
week
in
mont
of
the
class
rooms
nd(and
yesterday
was
Just
a
matter
cleaning
up.
many
of
tho
much
admired
while
here.
The
Bolin-
c'aS9
having
been
dismissed
at
der
left
for
the
aouth
at
7
a.m.
yaa-terday
while
the
other
departed
at
noon.
Some
of
ttiem
will
participate
In
the
Vancouver
Yacht
Club
regatta
cpenlag
tomorrow.
noon.
Within
the
next
day
or
so
many
of
the
teachers
will
e
leaving
for.
their
holidays.
Quite
a
number
will
attend
summer
school
In
Schools
will
reopen
on
Septem-
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