Potatoes,’ ‘ONE CENT per Ib,
Fellow Turnips, three -
‘ters. of cent; Carrots, one cent
“and half:per:ib:"Oat Hay’ ' $20 _
"Per, ton. All F. 0.B,

Write: for samples

T, R Tomlinson, -

quar-. . ~-.

Meanwhile ore is

shaft above the 150 foot level and

_ prosecuted,

eaten “TENDERS addressed to “the under-
signed and: endorsed “Tender. for Jelty
and Dredging’ at the North Armof-the Fraser
.River. B. G.,."" will be received at this’ office until

4 P.M,,.on Tuesday. September 36, 1918,, for the ,

tonstruction of Jetty and Dredging at the North
Arm. of the Fraser River, a
Plans, specifications and form of ‘contract can
be seenand fotms of tender obtained at this De-
partment and at the offices of C.C. Worsfeld, Esa.
Distriet Engineer,’ New. Westminster, B.C.;
Z. Earle, Eaq.. District Engineer, Winnipes, Man.: F
J, 3. Machach lan, Eso.,: District Engineer,  Vic-
toria, B.G.3 Jv L, Michaud, Esq., District Engin-
eer, Post ‘otiiee Building, Montreal. P.@.: J, G.
_ Sing, Esq., District Engineer, Confederation Life
Building, Toranto, Ont.. and on apylication to the
Postmaster at Vancouver, B.C,

Persons: tendering are notified: “that! tenders |

will not be considered unless made on the printed
forms suppiled, and signed with their actual sig-
natures, stating theit occupations and places 9
residence. -In the case of firma the actual sig-
nature, the nature of the occupation,-and place
of residence of each member of the firm must be
given, .

Each tender muat. be accompariied by an ac-
cepted cheque on a chartered bank payabte to the
order: of the’ Honqurable the Minister of Public
Works, equai to five per cent {5-p.c.) of ‘the
amount “of. the tender. which will be forfeited..f
the. peraon tendering decline to enter-inte a con-
tract when called upon todo so, or fail to complete
the work! contracted for,. lf the tender be not
accepted the cheque: will be returr ed.

The Department does not bind itsele to acecpt
the lowest orany tender. ©:

By- order.

fos RG DESROCHERS,

Segretary,, i
Department of Pable Warks, .
tawa, August 18, 1918.

. “Newspapers. wil not be paid for this advertiae:
cment-if they: ingert: it without “authority, from
the Department. ators : 10-2

begin with.
| traced. for 170° the rough* the deep

“On the Ne. 3 ledge two men
are employed. running: ‘an open
but along the vein. to the south
on: 20.inches of $200 ore. Thirty
five feet further south is.a cut
showitig four inches‘of the same
high grade material... ‘Forty tons
have already - been. acked from
these workings and about. ten
tons more are practically i in sight
Sixty feet to-the north of the big
cut a fifteen ‘foot shaft shows a
nice streak of: ‘the. same ore in

i|the bottom. though: ‘it: did not

reach anywhere t neat the surface,

Supt: Haskins has great faith
in ‘the No. 4 ledge, right on the
‘brow of the. mountain. -Here ‘an
‘eight. foot shaft, which is being
sunk by’ hand; : ‘shows threeinches
of $200 ore in’ the ‘bottom with
only a rusty’ streak of iron to
‘The: ledge has been

wash | ‘and at a point 70 feet-to
the north a prospect shaft shows
three to four’. feet ‘of solid quartz

i | carrying eight inches . of high

i grade, ore:

QrALED 1 TENDERS addressed ‘ta the urder-

planed: ‘and-endorsed “"Tender.-for, wharf at |-
Roy's Beach: ‘B.C:,": will be recolved /at. Abis office.
retry 4.00 P.M. on Thursday, October 9, ‘1913, for
the ‘construction -- of | B. “Wharf: at Roy's. Beach,
‘Comox Diatrict, B.C.
- Plans, “specification and form’ of ‘conteact can
! be seen and forms of tender obtained at this: De-
~ partment ayd at the offices of -J:, -8.;MacLachian,
Eaq., :District Engineer. ‘Victoria, B. C.,"C.
Worsfold, Bsq., District Engineer. at. New West-

minater,B.C., and on application to the Postmas- ; .

. ter at Roy's ‘Beach, B.C.
Persona tendering are notified that tenders will
not be considered unless made. on ‘the © printed |

‘ forms aupplied. and signed with ‘their actual sig- | °

[CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
.. BRITISH CoLUMBIA COAST. STEAMSHIP SERVICE |
The Twin-serew Steamer “PRINCESS MARY,” Leaves:Prince. Rupert

‘For: ‘Vancouver; Victoria, and Seattle,” Every SUNDAY at 8 P.M.

natures, etating their occupations, and places’ of
residence... In the case of firms, the actual signa-
ture,-the nature of the occupation, and the piace |
ef residence of each member of the firm must be
siven, &

“Each tender must he accompanied by an acsept-
ed cheque on a chartered yable to the.
order of the’ Honourable te "ta eter of Public
‘Works, ‘equal to ten ner cent (0 p.c.) of the
amount of the tender. which willbe forfeited if
the person tendering decline to enter into a con-
tract when called upon ta da s0,.. cr; fail - to ‘com-
‘plete the work contracted for. ;If/"the tender. be
not accepted the cheque will be returned.

_: ‘Phe Department does not bind itself to accent
thelowestorany tender, 7),
Lone By oxvder co iat
fen ‘R. G. DESROCHERS

Departinent of Public. Works” : “e 7
» 22” Otbawa, September 5, 1913 ~ Lt

Newspapers will not be paid foi ‘this advertise-
ment if they insert it without authority From: the
Department.— ATLaT. orcs 12-2,

n-the’ Matter of the re étaite of.” .
iam | Heaty Parker; Bete

CE. is heretiy ‘given that: all eH
creditors: and other persong having. any |: :
claims or demands .against, the eptate|-
of. Ride Henry Parker, late of. Haz- |":

‘died. on ::the719th day of April,
1912, and: whase will was ‘proved
‘Supreme Court of British Columbia
Probate, on. the Sth day of April; A
).31918, -by George Mark Swan) tthe
2xecutor: ‘therein named,
‘atred. ‘to-send particular:
ms or. demands,

hereby re-

ting of

of Saat A.
tioned address, - after. which

the No. 2 ledge 100 tons of ore
have been sacked, while the sec-

‘that will: average better than $40,
but of this dump a good shipment
of clean zinc_ore. “eould..easily be

obtained at - Arifling expense for
sorting.

‘fand the extraction ‘of the high
te ‘grade ore bodies already éncoun-
“| tered in them. -

a being taken ‘out: from around the
Meanskiisht

-| considerable surface work. on the
‘|No. 3 and. No. 4 ledges is being

“Brom the ‘main workings on|'

ond class dump. eontains 500 tons |

‘(Continued from frst! page)
‘in ‘6 ch ‘of ‘the three arifte” -to the

north; on-the. No. 2 ledge. That

on the 150. foot level, now 75 feet |*

from the: shaft, shows. from '6
inches. to, 4 feet of clean ore: tha
will average ‘20 inches -in width
for a length of'30 feet. On the
250: foot. level the north drift-on

old

‘ white’ k

hi one r¢
weighs about 250 “iba. now. ‘ADB :

hort, Hezalton P 0

“Snug fufniahed: cabin» on. Pugeley. St, ee

nagar: Lith; pAveinad. ‘Newly. ‘papered an

new; Jinoléum on;
$10.00. per: ‘month,

the same footwall. ledge, now. 110 Hakan

feet from. the shaft, shows. an]: o>.

floor. i
Will-sell cheap
‘Auply 8 at: Herald. f

average of two feet of rich ore ae j

for nearly, 50 feet.

ore body is four feet wide and|

absolutely clean. The~ nor th
drift on the No. 3. ledge on tlie

250 feet. level, 90 feet from thel.
crosscue,. ‘shows for the. last- 10 i
Tt °
will have -to’ be driven 25, to 30 :

feet three inches of $200 ore. :

feet to get squarely under the
big shoot. on the surface.

“The workings to the south ‘of |.
the. shaft ‘consist of a drift: on the

In places this|:"""”-

$500.00.

eng:

alf a: dénen White 6 Orpington
This. is onelof the: jnost,

breeds to-day. ‘Apply
2h

° Herald office.

150-foot level-65 feet long in:very | **

good grade. milling ore five to six].
feet wide;-a drift on the 250, Jev- | B.-H
el 210: feet’ lang, with a.raise

through ‘to the level ‘above in the
game’ fine ore: body; and a "drift
80. feet long on the No.- 8° ledge,
also. on. theZ 250 level, :in an. im-
mense’body. of: sivairte only. slight-
ly: mineralized. ;

MAL force of about tiventy-fiv6 | py
men ‘is. employed. ‘at. present be-|_

~ Barrister and : Solicitor
mh, of, British Columbia,: Alberta“

and: Saskatchewan |:
NOTARY PUBLIC |

aan Room’ ‘11, Post Office’ a
Prinee . Rupert: and: Hagelten.

owsrented: at

o-| mitted to”
. surface rights may be.

'|eTpeurveyed territory the [and must --
te ake by sections or ‘legal eub- .
‘Bouaing. formerly oceupl ed. by byster

Bay-cafe and rooming house.’:

Ground rent $10.00 per, month. “Appl vie
to u Ww, Arnott, : : “16-2

‘aisurveyed

ivisions: ‘of sections; and
hall be

territory.,the tract appl lied: ford
Vv the: applica

el for jn ‘not! vailable, .

I bogs :a fee
. butznet otherwise. A’ ‘royalty- shallbe.

the ‘merchantable: output of. the"
on.’

1 .
al ig 0 erated, . suc
should be fa ad at le tt. once a

“The Jease ‘will include th;
ghts only, “pot the leasee may be p
purchase. “whatever ayailable
considered neces.
forthe. working of the mine
$10.00 an acre.
ullinformation applic ion i should
made to-the-Secrétary of: the De-.
partment of the Interior, ttawa, or to
any: Agent..or Sub-A Dominion _
Lands. : :

sides, three outfits of Indians eute |

ting cordwood.and :mine. timbers |

on- ‘contract: ‘Electric: lights: have

been’ installed’ underground since

my ‘first “visit. The government oe

construction of. a new ‘wagon

road from" ‘the’ ‘mine. to’ ‘New. Haz-

elton via’ ‘Two. Mile’ creek and the

. | new. high: Jevel brides at. Hagwil-
“There are, fine’ ore showings : ck

ae gg t vaya et

Wy

ee of the Buikde

HESE. ‘LANDS ‘are loeaied close ti the & nigini: f'tine of, the Gra oS
le ‘Pacific: ‘Railway; “which is: being” coriatructed ‘through: the“ heart: of =
_ the Bulcley Valley; one of the, ‘best: st farming. districts in- ‘British ‘Column :

+. dairying. and’ mixe
farm produce, -

_, guranteed. title.

cee h es

- Splendid Accommodation. ——
‘Four transcontinental trains ‘daily.

Exeursion rates. - “Hoketis ta’ ‘and from all parte-of the
«world, Atlantic and Pacific S.S. Tickets. For Tickets,

ie od. G. McNAB, ° corner Third Avenue. and: ‘Sixth: Street,’ Prince Rupert.

’Superiér: iService

Rezervationa, Information, apply to

oFaleny from Telkwa::
“farming. distriét, with .a :market for all-kinds of.
We own ail the land we: ‘offer for sale. and can

and trains will be: runing:
“There ‘are good roads ’to-all ~. |}
“The: ‘Bulkley Valley is: an ideal |

ive a.

“Our: lands were all very: saiofally aclected ‘everal: years’ sa apsiby ex-

-perts in the land business, We aell i in. acta of 160 acres ‘or. more

{Our
s , Write for full: information to

‘North Coast Lan

~ Metropolitan, Bldg, a

bee

Secretary eg

beta

q

"1918, atithe|

executor will “proceed ‘to a |

ets of the said. William

ceased, amongst’ the |

thereto; “having. yepard

laims and demands of which

have received notice, and
Ww

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