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of
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Bureau
of
Circulations.
Daily
kditioi
Friday.
July
2
'.,1025.
Some
Questions
For
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
Sr
Henry
Thornton
is
coming
to
see
us
again.
That
is
good
news
and
we
will
he
happy
fo
welcome
him
as
we
woiild
any
distinguished
-gentleman.
The
last
lime
iir
Henry
was
here
he
inspired
our
hopes
sis
,U
developments
at
Prince
Rupert
and
left
Ihe
impression
that,
if
he
had
anything
lo
do
about
it,
this
port
was
to
have
some
considerable
development
in
the
immediate
future.
He
said
thai
he
would
put
forth
efforts
at
Ytin-e
to
have
two
tourist
boats
built
for
the
Alaska
service
and
a
hotel
erected
here.
thing.smnd.
to
say
Ihe
least
'about
il.
.we
to
know
vyhal
happened.
That
will.
lie
une
of
Ihe
things
Hint
i)
will
be
ini
order
for
Sir
Henry
to
tell
us
about
when
he
I'oni-es
again
next
month.
We
will
waul
him
to
say
if
we
really
are
going
lo
get
these
things
and
if
not,
why
not.
If
he
tell
'Nay"
and
gives
lis
a
satisfactory
explanation
he
should
not
make
any
bad
friends.
There
is
danger,
however,
of
him
doing
so
if
he
does
lead
us
to
expect
something
of
which
there
is
IMUe.
chance
of
materialization.
Straight
talk
.
is
what
we
wanl
alid,
iii
Ihe
long
run,
it
will
not
liurt
us.
.
jiats;.(ui
jhe'hack.
even
,w;hen
he
Isfdoing
his
si
everf?iTdj
else,
a
newspajiernian
is
to
be
woi
won
hiziugiiVs
good
work
Ihan
.by
seeking
to
com
sincere
best.
Like
more
by
recog-
COiulenin
him
for
bis
lauiis.
v.
.'
t
jDutAvhile
you
are
passing
round
your
praises
and
eneotnl-ums,don'l
overlook
those
at
home.
It
will
help
the
children
to'
do
heller
work
in
school
ami
lo
he
more
obedient
at
home,
ii
will
make
the
housework
less
a
drudgery
for
the
women
folks
and
a
Utile,
praise
now
and
then
makes
the
serious
business
of
niaKiug
a
t
lioriabie
living
for
Ihe
wire
ami
children
a
Utile
easier
and
more
pleasurable
for
Ihe
man
of
the
house.
CORBYS
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
Boftcd
m
Bond
uxer
Dominion
Gowrnment
wpervsion
Tlw
Quali(yWIiisHyrof
Canada
since
1859
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Oontrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Rise
of
Mining
Barometer
at
Alice
Arm
Predicted;
Mines
in
Operation
are
Described
(By
fieorge
l.lnlhier,
Resident
Kugiiieer;
The
Kltsaiilt
Mlvor
section
takes
in
alt
the
Kltsaiilt
valley
and
trilmlnry
valleys,
from
tide-waler
at
llie
town
of
Alice
Ann
lo
the
head
of
the
river,
almut
2(1
miles
in
length
and
'
miles
in
width.
The
mining
situation,
which
has
heeii
most
discouraging
for
Ihe
past
two
or
three,
years,
due
mainly
to
the
non-operation
fof
Ihe
Dolly
Varden,
shows
some
signs
of
improving.
The
Es-peranza
mine,
has
been
making
small
shipments
-alt
year.
The
ttJtnTPolhlatFiT'Homestalie-
lining
and
Development
Company
se
cured
a
bond
'nn
Hi
Tnrie
jrroup
and
from
lale
reports
the
work
done
is
proving
very
enrmlrair
ing.
The
Kilsaull
Hiver
Minimi
and
Development
Company,
Lilnltpd,
has
recently
been
incorporated
to
develop
some
claims
up
Hie
Kilsaull.
The
(i
ran
by
Consolidated
ha
bonded
Hie
Standard
group
on
Mrtlralh
group,
aln
on
.Mctirallt
mountain,
has
been
optioned.
All
in-
ii!'SrvlT,Van(l
a
"few
hundml
pounds
of
lead
a
very
creditable
output.
Experiments
were
Ut
.
.
i.
.
i
.
i
i
..
US
maoe
in
siiiiiping
seroini-graue
ore
to
TSraiiby.
I
made
an
etHiniliHlioii
of
the
piNjperty
late
last
year
and
had
all
Ihe
ore
dumps
sampled.
The
object
of
Ibis
was
lo
ascertain
whether
the
average
ore
in
Ihe
mine
would
make
a
profitable
milling-ore.
Heretofore
the
vein
has
all
been
mined
and
the
high
grade
soiled
out
for
shipment,
Ihe
second
grade
going
to
the
dumps.
Krom
my
sampling
I
found
thai
the
enlire
vein
in
Ihe
present
working
tunnel,
averaging
to
inches
in
width,
would
average
$12
silver
u
Ion
with
sljver
at
07,
cents
an
ounce,
which
I
estimate
.
will
yield
a
profihnf
at
least
l
a
Ion
afier
the
properly
is
equipped
with
compressor,
small
concetti
ralnr,
etc.
There
Jire
two
tire-shoots
In
litis
tunnel,
aggregating
about
80
feet
in
lenglh,
that
will
average
about
32S
a
Ion
for
a
Width
of
33
Inches.
These
orhodies
would
yield
n
good
profit
to
mine
itml
mill.
The
.'remainder
if
Ihe
ore.
would
;
ool
hay
to
initio
and
inill.v
(nil'
wouldvpay
to
nilh
i,fj.ef
iiifgiWiiM'4f
ffifc
high
grade.
The
dumps
will
average
about
yeetns,
foojit
;
bul
it
is
extremely
human.
j
I
c
oz.
silver
fo
Ihe
Ion
a
nearly
Kv.eli
ip
uiiemoHoual,
newspaperman
is
lo
be
inspired
bvls
Diy
could
be
sampled.
These
a
.yordi
df
-jy
uise
though
kicks
are
,more
common
with
him.
than
would
yield
a
good
profit
If
con
central
ed.
My
conclusion
was
thai
a
small
r.apacily
mill
is
a
necessity
and
warranted
by
Ihe
present
ore
on
Ihe
dumps
and
in
the
mine.
Sainnles
of
scheelite
were
picked
from
Ihe
dump
and
lesl-
IveIopnirrit
Company,
Limited,
which,
under
I
In
management
-of
A.
C.
(Sd'hai'di,
had
heeii
develop
iiiK
for
Hie
past
two
seasons
Ihe
Honi'csLake
'group
of
mineral
claim
at
Hie
head
of
Hie
Kit
saull
river.
When
I
.was
on
the
Toric
uii
Hi
latter
narl
of
Aueusl
a
frame
inounlain
and
Ihe
Silver
Hand
bunk-house
.,ad
been
completed:
a
liinnel-ite
cleared,
faced
up
and
Ihe
collar
sets
in:
and
dieatlon
are
thai
llie
mining-,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.
xvas
,,
th(
j
barometer
has
a
tendency
lo
rise.
.
fl'lie
Dolly
Vanlen
Hallway
lias
been
kepi
in
repair
for
Ihe
use
of
hand-cars
and
speeder,
which
is
indispensable
In
Ihe
prospectors
I
up
the
galley.
About
Hie
same
amnunl
of
prospecting
and
development
work
js
do)ie
each
year
by
Hie
resident
prospectors,
in
preparation
for
Ihe
lime
when
the
inac
tion
will
be
removed
and
Ihe
counlry
will
gel
its
merited
at
tention.
Esperanza
Mine
The
Ksperan.a
properly,
con-
on
the
west
side
of
Ihe
Kilsaull,
being
erected.
Since
thai
lime
a
very
creditable
amount
of
work
has
been
done.
The
tunnel
w:n
driven
a.
.considerable
distance
through
-slide
rock,
necessitating
careful
limbering.
and
was
therefore,
slow
work.
At
223
feet
from
(be
collar
Ihe
fool,
wall
oi
Hie
vein
was
enrnuulei-i'il
and
a
crosscut
of
58
feet
continued
in
It
without
reaching
Ihe
hanging
wall.
Mr.
fierhardi
slates
dial
the
first
8
feet
average
if
oi.
silver
and
thai
I
lie
ivvliole.
is
milling
grade
ore.
Chunks
of
ore
from
Ihe
first
H
feet
were
brought
down,
showing
sisling
of
three
elaiuis
silualedjnalive
and
ruby
silver
and
ar
Wliafhe
said
then
whs
about
Ihe
last
We
heard
of
those
'unction
amo.unlrjl
lo,2;i2
tons
are
are
rather,
anion
ndwiore,
yielding1
J"oz.-'JfAhl,
-
1
7
,
"
Everybody
Likes.
Praise.
Nobody
has
ever
cxplaineij
'Satisfactorily
why
every
human
is
susceptible
lo
tire!
Jatidalpry
t
recognition
of
his
or
heri
work,
Praise
has-no
material
value
yei
"how
we
love
it."
There
is
probably
nothing
lliat
Inspires
ns
jo
better
work
than
com-'
ihfiidittfon
of
our
.ability
and
effort.
!
Did
"you
ever
see
a
restauraiileur
anil
his
chef
gleaming
at
the
diner
heartily
devouring'
a
good
meal?
The
.approval
of
their
food
give'the
restntiranteiir
and
the
cook
more
satisfaction
than
Ihe
nvohey
they
receive
for
their
labor.,
Eat
as
though
you
like
the
food
ami
your
host
enjoys
the
meal
heller
than
you
possibly
coiild.
Observe
your
bootblack
some
morning.
Have
you
noticed
how
life
niak.es
the'
shine
clolh
snap
and
sing?
-
How;
he
rubs
and
rubs
iintil'he
can
see
his
own
shiny
nose
mirrored
on
Ihe
toe
of
your
shoe?
lie
isn't
working
only
for
that
nickle
tip:
ll
wants
your
stamp
of
-approval
nu
his
.ability
ns
a
shiiier-ofshoes.
Watch
him
gleam
and
sparkle
when
you
remark
"Thai
some
shine."
,
.
,
,
-
,
.;
Ynur(Iionm
lofcn
nirchantR
depeinr
for
a
living
upon
pleas
nig
yoii
Jnlvil
is'
not
;o.nly
because
of
business
reasons
thai
they
smile.
'briiiiiilj
when
yop.tell.
jhe'ni
about
Hie.
tasty
.cake,
'tue
iii)t..,
uic
lovciy
rpfnejjec.rHem-sun'r.xvniunotiyou
buiii-.iiie
Thased
;ft;om
them.
Try
it
iiiicfS'
'aherif4
Ili'oirtrV
t
ase
you
even
belter
.with
your
next
purchase.,
They
are
hot
Unlike
tagdfolk
who
can't
"do
their
stuff"
wilhnii!
an'nlanse.
tl
about
a
mile
from
Ihe
town
-of
Alice
Arm,
is
owned
by
Mr.
Fra-ser,
in
charge
at.
the
mine,
and
six
associates
-at
Anyox.
II
has
been
a
very
consistent
sinalli
shipper
for
a
number
of
years,
though
it
bus
never
had
any
plant
of.
any
kind
mi
il
and
never
a
very'
large
crew.
II
has
probably
shipped
1
00,000
worth
of
or
"altogether.
This
year
the
pro
of
Ml
1
gentile,
indicating
similar
conditions
u
Those
on
Ihe'
surf
ii
re.
200
fee.
abov
Ihe
dip
on
'the
vein.
Later
work
'onslsls
bf
driftb'g
from
the
tuflnel-nn
Ihe
fool
w
ill
of
the
vein
to
the
west,
a
distance
of
90,
feel,
and
at
30,
feet
crosscutling
inlo'lhe
vein
for
-'(
feel.
At
the
lime
of
willing
thi
report
the
ore-Tiody
lias
becii
proved
lo
be
-as-good
if
not
heller
than
where
first
fiicounlered.
From
prfrtenl
iwdiu.ltloti
Ibi-developinent.
looks
like
a
v
:"
intporlanl
strike
and
one
that
may
have
a
far
reaching
effect
on
the
whole
seel
ion.
Mr.
(5er-bardi
is
Ip
h
recoiunieiNleir
f-i
his
energy
in
pushing
this
work
through
uuder
ditlieult
conditions,
which
.unfortunately
are
not
always
appreciated
by
Ini-man
behind
the
money.
The
further
development
of
this
pr
perly
will
be
of
great
'interest
.
THOMASllElCHAN
IS
HERE
TONIGHT
Popular
Star
Is
Said
to
be
at
his
Best
In
"Tongues
of
Flame."
Hessie
hove
and
Kiloen
Perry
share
feminine
honors
in
-support
of
'Thomas
Mrighun
in
hi
newest
picture,
"Tongues
-of
Flame,"
cominjr
to
the
West
holme
Theatre
tonight
and
to
morrow.
The
slory.js
an
adapt
alion
pi,
the't
lnst
ppwd
by
Peter
lilarkj-af
MrlahoS
MftlUi
girl
a
re
pf
-loyr-:Vv
lti'i'ttoU
iii
th.i
pielurelMlss;
LoVoas
Ijihlivl,
ti
little
,
hair;).reeii;Miidiaitidrl.
Miss
'iVcySdanliflife
loland
daugliter
of
a
wealthy
inanu
facturer.
In
Ihe
picture
'Meiglmn
ha
Hie
role
of
a
returned
douhhboy
who
lakes
up.
Hip
practice
of
law
in
a
shiall
low
il.
After
Chaleait
'Thierry
and
the
Argoune,
Tom,
as
"Hell
l-'ire"
Harrington,
can't
seem
lo
get
exclfed
over
the
pelly
lawsutl
of
the
litlH
town
of
Kdgewnler.
'Then
mailer
lake
a
sudden
I
I
1
1
liiif..
i
.
.ii
i
a.i
.
t
.x
'Illlll.
-
Ill'I'llAf
1
I
I
I
II"
llllllllll
UII'l
tu.
iiiv
A.i
run
p.
imflnvinu
nrri
::
"
:
.
:
'
cent,
lungstlc
acid.
"tIiIh
couldl"00'
'-"f
'"'
;
hiil
be
nrofilrdily
brought
up
lo
a
lilnLtA
t-Kii.
n
lit'
lltillil
uni'l
'rtf
".e
town
are
Ing,
bul
in
the
event
of
a
h.nU1
beii
g
erected
on
Ihe
properly
",!,ki"
,
,;"
....,ri(f,i.i
r(.pr-allon
and
the
red
men
n
v.
,v-
nupm
lilting-
tl
I'
.
.
product.
'The
property
ha
,
not
by
any
means
lieen
exhausted
so
far
as
developments
Is
concerned,
and
altogether
'presenls
an
under-luklng
with
very
probable
cjiancesjir
Rtlccess,
Torlc
Oroup
il'The
'Torio
Group
co'nslsls
of
four
mineral
claims
"Torlc,
An-
lalo,
Moose,
and
Lamb
siluiiled
suspect,
something
underhand
'The
picture
goes
off
to
show
how
Meiglian,
i
first
in
Ihe
em
ploy
of
Hie
capitalist,
Iheii
as
the
Indians'
friend
straightens
Ihe
tnaller
out.
'"Tongues
of
Flame"
is
Meighan
at
his
best
It
is
said.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Wince
Rupert.
F.
V.
Delcourl,
Vancouver;
Mr
,0u
the
east
side,
of
Hio
uhaquii
mm
.mis,
toiii
rtiiackioion,
usk
river.
Ollliosiio
nn-
iiii
uuini
.u
.
uiiu
.us.
I
mcnivn
.din
and
North
Star
prpperties.
The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
K
Moe,
Kdmoti
properly
was
slaked
a'nd
is
still
Ion.
owned
by
the
Slromlieck
llros.,
Oentral
or
Alice
Arm.
In
August
of
lust
year
is
was
bonded
by
the
Con-Holhlalcd
llomestako
Mining
and
I.
S.
McChesney,
Tlmmitis
Onl.;
Oeorgrt
U.
.Mealing,
Prince
(ieurgcj
A,
Vlfredson,
city.
f
COLOR
VARNISHES
Produce
a
beautiful,
self-leveling,
transparent
color
&
gloss
finish
in
one
operation.
Is
th4
iDiAL
Finish
(or
furniture
or
woodwork
whether
new
or
old,
hard
or
of
t
wood.
Do
not
turn
white,
3
Driet
or
night.
4
Leivc
no
Up
or
bruth
mark.
l
oi
Sale
by
Stork's
Hardware
Ltd.
P'-niCe.
Huper:.
H.f
I
-
li"
(
t
yj
a
'
I
i
en
i
ears
go
I
In
Pilnce
Rupert
tJhurcIi
In
Winnipeg.
Prof.
Kerr,
-who
has
been
interim
moderntor
at
Knox
;(!lfdrc!h
for
ine
past,
year
uaving1
oeen
re
lieved
of
his
work
as
a
professor,
in
Manitoba
College,
is
now
on
a
visit
io
fieiteva,
Switzerland,
and
is
expected
hack
in
Winnipeg
about
Scptentber
1.
t..
,
.'Advert
!'
In
(bo
nlJv.Newft
LAND
ACT
Notice
-of
Intention
to
Apply
to'
Lease1
'Land
Ih
Quegn
Charlolfo
Land
hn-coriling
District
of
Prince
Ru
pert,
and
siluale
aboul
ono
and
a
half
miles
east
o'f
Masscll
Lighthouse
at
the
nioulli
of
Mas-sell
Inlet,
Oraham
Island,
HrH-
ish
Columbia.
,
'
TAKH
NOTICF.
Ihatv
Langara
Fishing
&,
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
icgria,
.Il.C,
occu
palion.
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease,
of
the
following
de
scribed
lands
:-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
al
the
northwest
comer
of
Lot
Novell,
Oraham
Island,
Hrilish
Columbia,
about
ono
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Mussel,
Lighlhoune
at
the
mouth
of
Mass,et
Iplel,
nraham
Island,
Hrilish
-
Columbia;
Ihe.nce
northerly
five
chains,
more
or-loss-
to
low
water
mark;
tlienco
weslerly,
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
ami
sixty
chains;
thenco
southerly
five
chains;
thenco
easterly
one
hun-
drod
und
sixty
chains,
nioro
or
less,
lo
point
or
commencement!
uiiu
uuiiLiiiiiuiH
eigiuy
IICTOS,
more
or
toss.
LANDAU
A
FlglllNO
&
PACKlNll
CO,
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
F.
11.
Simpson
Acnl,
Dated
Juno
10th;
1925.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
JYSf-
j
IT
was
a
nervy
hobo
who
look
a
shirt
button-
up
lo
the
ladles'
door
and
asked
her
lo
sew
a
slnrl
on
it.
NOW
that
Ihe
June
wedding
present
season-
Is
over,
nve
can
ilook
forward
lo
Ihe
llIiriiniUH
present
reason.
OF
course
you've
heard
the
Islory
about
Ihe
newly
arrived
I
Knglishiuan
Who
took
a
Job
as
n
jfaller
in
Ihe
bush
and
chopped
'all
around
Ihe
tree.
The
foreman
came
alonjf
and
asked
dim
(which
wnv
he
thought
the
tree
I
was
going.
o
fall.
To
which
the
j
Kt.Mlishmah
replied;'
"
W
e
I
1
Uuv'ner,
1
ain't
no
bloouiin'
pro-
Iphel."
IT
lakes
-ii
man
all
his
liuie!
I
nowadays
loldislfngiilsh
between
llie
flaoner
and
his
maiden
aunt.'
A
MAN
caii
hardly
be
called;
lazy
when
In
gels
up
at
.1
a.m.
lo
stive
him
more
lime
to
loaf
I
,
.
iioul
Ihe
house,
"
i
TllK
press
slarfed
when
s.iw
Hie
printer's
devil.
A
MAX
is
sail
to
be
mean
when
he
cuts
hi
own
hair,'
TIIKY
had
a
good
hundred
-5idtdlars
worth
of
monkey
busi
ness
down
at
Dayton,
Tennessee,
Ihe
other
day.-
,
n
WTIKN
I
look
nl
myself
In
Ihe
July
25,
1915
Ihe
leal
work
at
Ihe
(i.T.P.
looking
glass
first
tiling
ip
the
morning
I
am
forced
to
the
ron-
Drydock
will
be
eouiplele
soine-lfK'4"'"
'""I
"''
'y
oiupiejie.-time
today.
There
will
be
a
little
between
a
.monkey
ami
tiiyxtlf
straightening
up
lo
do
before
alrwn,,
it's
jut
a
tale.
s
luriied
over
bul
very
little
re
mains
lo
be
done
now
at
the
vards
before
-it
is
ready
for
Itit-
I
li
.
niinvrii
VAiippfit
-ciinor.
!
nlendpnt
of
the
-
.Methodist
ilhtireli
in
Canada
ariv-ed
in
the
-ity
on
last
ni?hl's
Irtlin
front
he
east.
He
will
oeeupy
I
lui
pulpit
at
Hie
Methotlisl
IHiumi
in
Sunday.
On
July
30
opiMirlunily
will
h'.i
given
lo
properly
hdlders
lo
vole
on
a
Hylaw
providing
for
8I,5
WTIKN
a
guy
drives
Ihe
ducks
down
to
Ihe
slough
it's
a
sure
sign
he
doesn't
know
much
about
farming.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
(!liarlntte
Land
Ile-eordillR
.District
of
Prince
llu-pnrt,
-'and'
situate
at.
Rnoney
Point,
Oraham
Island,
HritUh
Colurnbla.
Take'
Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
A
Packing
Company
lo
eonslriu-i
a
plank
roadway
t
i,.,,rt,1
r
Mn.if
n
r
.,x
connect
wilt,
H.e
('.old
lorage:)ajon
j;ackcr8i
in(edft
'o
apply
I
for
a
leAso
of
the
following
uo-!
sefibed
lands;
FORMER
LOCAL
PASTOR
I
Commencing
at
a
post
planled
riiiinrn''11
"no"y
I'oint,
ttranam
isianu,
niirnt
wmw
IjlVtN
W
I
U
LnUKlHl
Hrlllsli
Columbia;
thence
nor
Prcfessor
F.
W.
Kerr
Called
to
Take
Charge
of
Knox
CongregationThrough
With
College
Professor
F.
W.
Kerr,
who
was
in
charge
of
the
local
Presbyterian
'
Church
for
several
years
before
Ilev.
Dr.
II.'
II.
Grant,
has
been
railed
lo
Knox
Presbyterian
therly
five
chains,
nioro
or
less,
lo
low
water
mark;
4hcnce
wesl-
erly
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five-
chains;
thence
easterly,
ono
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acre,
more
or
less.
LANdAHA
1TSIIINO
&
PACKING
PACKINTi
CI).
LTD,
Applicant.
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
tSth.
1025.
LAND
ACT.
Notice-
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
llecordlngl)lslrict
of
Princo
Ilupcrt.
and
sjluato
al
Ferguson
Hay.
Massntt
Inlet,
W.C,.lsratidsIi.'Hi
'
Take
Notice
thai
fioase-MII-lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
Il.C,
occupation
Halmon
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
for
A
leaso
of
Ihe
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
n
post
planled
approximately
20
chains
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
Ibenee
south
3
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
south
2
chains;
thence
wesl
10
chains
lo
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
Ihence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thenco
north
20
chains;
thence
east
2
chains,
more
or
less,
to
beach;
thenec
following
meandering
of
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
OOS.SK-MII.LFJID,
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
Win.
0.
Mitchell,
Agcnl
Dated
Juno
2l.lh.
1025.
LAND
ACT.
CA88IA1
LANO
DISTRICT
nimrlrt
or
Cnular,
Sllkln-
nivlHlnn
TAKE
MITICIi
Hiil
1.
Waller
Jil'fan
Il.C,
orriipallon
Mlnr.
InicinU
m
P,,J
for
pernilHloii
to
.iih)i.i.8
Ilia
folio
um
i
i
defirrllii'd
lands:
CfimniPiirlnir
t
nont
plnnlort
almut
one
mile
nf
.Mrl.eni.
tjloiith
n"J
IIIB
91IKIIII:
HIITl-
BIHI
II
1)1
1
II
I
J
outhwreit
nf
Teli-rioph
Crpi-k:
U11'
!!
nnrlli
SO
rlilni
tlicnri)
tn
t
iii
riiiin.
lliiur
Kiulh
SO
flmlini
thnicp
rlmln"
to
tmlnl
of
cuiniiiniiriiiiiont
nrt
miiuilnlnir
3o
rrf.
moro
or
?n
WALTtll
4UI.IAIN'.
Al'I""4u,'
April
iota.
itt.
Friday
July;
2.1.
is
Put
Real
Mustard
in
Your
Kit
'
Rieht
at
the
top
of
the
list
of
camping
neceuitit-
:
a
tifl
or
two
of
real
Mustard.
Men
who
fish
and
men
who
shoot
know
what
a
spicinett
and
flavour
mustard
freshly
muted
with
cold
water,
adds
to
the
ham
bacon,
fowl,
v.
'
lson
and
other
good
thingi
they
eat
in
camp.
COLMAN-KEEN
(C.ntd.
UwhH
llll
Anil
rrtl
bltftt
,M
MUMTKIlAL
XX.
I
olmaifs
Mustard
aid5
digestion
FiveRoses
Flour
for
Droads,
Cakes,
Pudding,
Pastries
Thriving
clnldi
the
lireml
yu
w.
1
Five
Hof'
H-stored
Willi
the
tality
and
i-as
iioprishment
ni
i
Kohh
wlK-at.
1
Nutritious,
Wholesome
tr.l
Keeps
Well
Agent
-
John
L.
Christie,
Ooe
cannot
burn
Ik
candle
at
both
ends
You
wouldn't
ii,.''
caudle
at
Iwlll
emi
pect
il
lo
last
vc
And
yotl
caul
at
many
dulies
as
w
mother,
then
pile
m
day
lahor.
and
e.p
keep
yourself
fre?:i
vigorous.
Why
n:
i
take
caro
of
waslnhr
to'1
nnd
trouble?
Onn
many
service
vd)
aetly
diolh
yiiuf
ice
'
your
.
purse.
And
v
"keen
the
home
fJr'-
l:
;rn
Ini"
withnur
"Imrii,
!'
candle
at
hoth
end.i
Canadian
steam
1;
Phono
8.
V
ini
rt
noil
ear
BIG
REDUCTION
SALE
Runs
all
This
Week
at
"Demers"
Houso
of
Quality
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chant'0
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$80
Half
load
...
...
..
$3.0
Largo
sacks
6)c
DRY
UlROrt
Per
load
'
$fl-6
HydeTransler
130
Second
Avenue
Phone
S80
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or
0H
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