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Tuition,
theory
and
har-'
may.
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N.
Lawrence.
Phbr.cJ.
MO.
Classes
start
Sept
2.
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i
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to
Leaned;
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.
una
;
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Land
Rnn
DUtrlc
of
PrlBc4
Rupert,
lou-e
a,
coast
District
and
tut
about
one-quarter
of
'inf.
jouth
of
Lot
8710.
Rang.
8.
Ooaat
DU
trw
Porcher
Wand.
TUtj
notice
that
Clarence
Edgar
8tU
r.
of
Ilar.iport,
D
C,
occupation
eari-nfrjrnun.
intend
to
apply
for
a
leue
of
following
described
land:-
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M
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planted
on
total
..........
Island
.w.
v.
Wt
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south
of
Lot
8710.
nange
5,
Coadt
UlKrlct,
thoniv.
Ts.t
v.
4
1
a
.h.ln.'
wnce
west
by
north
23.4
chain,
thence
wuth
outh-et
80S
chain:,
tbenc
wthwst
by
noutlv
17-5
chair
to
the
D'
commencement,
and
conUinliw
"
i
crr
more
or
lea.
n.t.-
,
CLARENCE
EDO
Alt
SALTER
ttd
June
th,
1B34.
If
you
wish
to
swap
something!
Hyde
Transfer
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
COAL
Wood
Furniture
Moving
ThS1??
'reads
Dny
New
DEATH
WAS
TERRIBLE
Itoying
Prospector
From
Deaie
Lake
Tells
of
Lne
Trapper's
Pawing
Had
Arduous
Trip
Northland
Is
Teeminf
With
Wild
Ufe
White
IWm
and
Moose
(By
Anna
May
UUman)
HAZ
ELTON,
August
J0-A
roving
prospector
from
Dease
Creek
has
told
details
of
a
lone
trapper's
death
last
winter
up
In
the
Hard
country
near
the
Yukon
border
He
said
that
the
trapper
had
run
out
of
grub
and
war,
on
his
way
to
look
at
rabbit
snares
when
he
died.
His
body,
frozen
and
lifeless,
was
found
about
fifty
yards
from
his
cabin.
He
had
cooked
and
eaten
one
of
his
dogs
and
gaunt
skeletons
of
the
other
three
vrere
found
Ued
to
his
bed
Inside
the
cabin.
He
had
Just
moved
onto
the
trapllne
a
few
months
before.
Perhaps
lie
went
mad
toward
the
last,
from
loneliness
and
hunger.
In
that
country
where
the
sncw
Dlles
deep
and
the
eerie
northern
lights
flame
across
the
winter
sky,
and
the
ghostly
hoots
of
'
big
owls
do
not
sound
natural
In
the
white
stillnes
oi
me
nonniana.
Maybe
he
saw
In
the
shadows
!ihe
slinking
forms
of
hungry
timber
wolves
that
weren't
there
baleful
animal
eyes
that
watched
him
as
he
grew
weaker.
waiting,
waiting.
So
he
brought
his
dogs
in
from
the
Imaginary
dan
ger.
The
prospector,
who
reported
the
gruesome
find,
himself
had
quite
an
adventurous
trin.
Ho
was
fol
lowing
a
mapwhlcti
one
of
his
dogs
carried,
and
practically
living
off
the
country.
This
dog
got
away,
so
he
Just
had
tp
guess
where
he
was.
Lost
for
seven
days,
he
finally
reached
Ninth
Cabin
on
the
tele
graph
line,
alter
losing
his
other
dog,
and
nearly
everything
he
owned
Inthe
treacherr-us
Naas
River.
The
lineman,
at
Eighth
Cabin
loaned
him
his
own
pack-dog
and
the,
prospector
proceeded
on
his
way
to
Hazeltop.
Much
Wild
Life
'
He
said
that
the
country
Into
which
George
Beirnes
often
takes
hunting
parties
was
Just
alive
with
wild
goats
and
other
game,
and
there
were
lots
of
well-beaten
game-trails
In;
those
woods.
A
traDDer
once
told
me
that
he
had
seen
a
wHlte
heaver,
an
albino,
up
In
that
country.
An
Indian
Is
reported
to
have
l
shot
a
white
moose
some
years
ago,
I
fleeing
In
terror
from
what
he
thought
was
a
supernatural
animal.
When
some
one
finally
persuaded
him
to
go
back
and
skin
the
moq;,
It
was
found
that
wolves
and
other
animals
had
torn
up
the
hide
almost
beyond,
recognition,
and
had
been
eating
the
meat
i
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad.
LOCAL
NEWS
Mrs.
ArthUr"'
Brnnjr&9ri&-rtt!in9
ed
to
the
city
on
"1he'
PrinftJ?
George
this
morning
from,
an
ex?
wnaeci
vacation
trip
to
Seattle:
and
Yakima.
j1!
1-3
-
City
who
to
Victoria,
returned
to
th
.Clty.j
-it
Oeorge
this
morning.
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.
.
lCiwa
-
v
rAUg
riVfi
L
if
.
I,.
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder,
;
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:
;
has
is
been
on
a
vacation
tripftl
;'r;
Ttf
i'
Fred
and
Harry
Emmerson.
sons
'f
'
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
O.
'Emmerson,
,
wigby
Island,
returned
to
the
city
.
on
the
Prince
Charles
yesterday
uter
spending
the
summer
vaca-
-'
tion
at
Tlell.
i
I
'
i
Hon.
Mrs.
Bowen
Colthurst
of.
?ooke.
Vancouver
Island,
who
re-'
cently
returned
from
.a
visit
to
Japan,
arrived
on
the
Prince
Run-1
ert
Wednesday
and
proceeded
to!
Tsrrace
where
she
Joined
her
two'
sons
at
their
camp
at
Lakelsej
take.
Captain
Colthurst
Is
re-
mainlng
In
the
south.
K.
Murate,
Y.
KRto,
T.
KatechLv
S.
Magato
and
S.
Fukukawa,
re-J.
oresentatives
of
Japanese
shid-V4';'
oing
and
lumber
Interests,
wtiof.'
have
been
on
a
two
weeks
trip"
'
w
uis
wueen
unarioiie
lsiana,
'
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
Is
lands
on
the
Print-e
Charles
yes-
teraay
and
will
sail
on
the
Prince
JOnes
Family
Market
PHONE
957
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
I
"
u
v-1
.,i,
i
vyi,
at
couver.
Some
of
the
party
cornel
from
Tokyo
and
others
from
Seat
tle
and
Vancouver.
They,
have
been
visiting
logging
operations
on
the
Islands.
PHONE
057'
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DAY
SPECIALS
LeKtVcial
S1.0U
6
lbs.
Rump
Roast
of
Beef
QQ
6
lbs.
Pot
Roast
of
Beef
for
6
lbs.'
Shoulder
cf
Lamb
for
2
lbs.
Lamb
Chops
for
2
lbs.
Veal
Chops
for
4
lbs.
Prime
Rib
Roll
and
2
bundles
Carrots....
Cor
Beef
per
lb
3
lbs.
Boil
Beef
and
5
lbs.
Spuds
Hamberger,
3
lbs.
for
2
lbs.
Stew
Lamb
and
1
Tin
Peas
2
lbs.
Stew
Veil
and
1
Tin
Peas
Roasting
Chicken
per
lb.
.50
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PACIFIC
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
way
ports
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE.
FRIDAYS.
10
P.M.
To
Vancouver
Directs
PRINCESS
LOUISE,
Aug.
HJh,
28th,
Eepu
6tr..
PRINCESS
ALICE.
Aug.
10th,
21th.
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangcll.
.tt:ncau
nnd
Skagway
PRiNCESS
LOUISE,
Aui;.
12th,
23rd,
Sept.
1st
PRINCESS
ALICE,
Aug
19th.
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Information
and
reservations
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or
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L.
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Ascnt.
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B.
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A
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A
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Color.
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PLANS
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FAUL-
DArJ3.
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DOft)0
THMK,Mac'
OTrtEf2S
PRERH?.
"THE
J
FROM
EVERY
EOIMDF
THE
WORLD
to
the
daily
newspaper
come
flashing
the
engrossing
incidents
that
are
at
this
very
moment
making
today's
history.
The
whole
atmosphere
of
the
daily
newspaper
is
comprehensive
action
dealing
with
things
of
the
moment
that
have
just
happened,
or
are
about
to
happen.
When
white
paper
leaves
the
printing
presses
in
the
daily
newspaper
office,
it
is
no
loncer
some
inert
material.
but
an
active
powerful
force
reaching
the
thousands
who
thirst
for
its
contents.
-
PracticaHy
every
Canadian
family
reads
,a
daily
ijewspaper.
'
f
It
is
an
essential
part
of
daily
life
and
without
it
all
would
feel
a
distinct
Iosst-nothing
can
take
its
place.
On
the
newspaper's
pages
also
are
advertisements
placed
thereby
thoughtful,
energetic
"
and
far-seeing
merchanfs
and
producers.
The
best
traders
in
Canada
the
firms
which
grow
in
strength
and
prestige
year
after
year
know
that
the
daily
newspaper.
is
as
necessary
to
them
as
their
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BY
THE
raw
material.
When
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is
hardest
they
have
often
proved
..
this
it
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'
newspaper
lists.
,
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I
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t
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'
School
Boys
aiid
Girls
school
opens
Sept.
3.
So.
oome
ami
see
tin
first
to
fill
your
list
of
School
Books.
Sold
,at
half
Price.
WE
BUY.
WE
SELL
AND
WE
EXCIIANGEV
Box
50
D.
ELIO
Phone
Green
421
110
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