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A little paper $2.50 a Year with all the and news and a big Anyox. $2.75 to, | circulation THE HERALD all other points, f Published in the interests of Alice Arm and Anyox, B. C.

VOL. 6, NO. 17 ALICE ABM, B. C, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1926 5 cents eaoh.

Alice Arm is Protected Plenty of Recreation is Large Turnout to Join From High Water ANYOX NOTES Provided for Winter j ALICE ARM NOTES Newly Formed y •'»+m ••«••'» «••'»4 »••'•'•'*' •'•••»•• + •*»•'*' 4 '»•••••••• 4 •*•.• '•' ••*•• •'••^'•'•'^'•••', of in Anyox ' Athletic Club The Herald Christirtas Card N. Sutilovioh le(ft on Monday , The big retaining wall, which Sample Book contains some -very Badminton, Boxing, Basketball, for Anyox. A large turnout of members and was built to hold the mighty flood nice and attractive cards. The Dancing, Wrestling, Night Schools, H. Butler has completed shingling prospective members were present waters of the Kitsault river from prices range from $1.75 to $3.00 Lodge meetings, Concerts, A. C. the porch of his residence, which at the initial workout of the newly devastating the town of Alice Arm per dozen including envelopes and] L. Library, Picture Shows, etc. are adds greatly to its appearance. formed Athletic Club on Wednes­ printing. Order now before our among the attractions provided for was completed this week. W. A. Talbot, assistant govern' day evening. The flrst hour of the stock is depleted. ' Phone Jack leisure time of the people of Anyox The wall is over 600 feet in ment engineer, arrived on Thursday allotted two was devoted to lining length from the suspension bridge. Barclay, No. 176. this coming winter. Take your tip the youngsters into classes, choice, boys and girls, men and from Anyox, and will inspect the It has a width of eight feet on preparatory to getting away to a Among the arrivals on Monday, women. There is something for new wing dam above the town and the top with a much wider base. good start at. the next meeting were: James Murray. A. Nolen, everyone, and if one form of recre­ also the new bridge being construct I It is built of huge boulders, and night. As practically all the boys L. A. Moore, A. C. Knight, F. ation does not suit, another will. ed in the upper Kitsault Country. will safeguard the biggest portion in camp were there, it was quite an Campbell, W. Carter, A. G. Young, Mrs. N. Fraser arrived on Thurs­ I of the town for many years, unless For those who have the fighting undertaking and the officers of the Krewtsou, C. A, Smith, J. H. day from Anyox and will return j unprecedented high water occurs. spirit of their forebears running in club were kept busy grading the Maines and Reese Powell. home oh Tuesday next. It was constructed in three months their veins; whose chief delight is boys into their respective classes. j and great efficiency has been shown Provincial Constable W. Smith parrying and delivering blows; who Angus McDonald of Anyox Mine, The last hour was taken up by both in speed and substantiability. arrived back from a trip to Prince glpry in the flush of victory when who has spent some time recently in the older boys in wrestling and they survey a fallen foe, the newly It is not expected that the river Bupert on Thursday's boat.. Prince Rupert, arrived on Thursday boxing and from the looks of things formed Athletic Club is open. will at any time endanger the i W. S. Fisher, provincial collector from the latter town. He was ac­ there is some fine talent available. For those who delight themselves structure, but should such an event of taxes was a passenger for Prinoe companied by E. H. Mortimer, and The two sets of boxing gloves, in the terpsicharean art, ample pro­ occur means have been taken to Rupert on the Cardena on Monday. B. B. McDougall, and they will kindly donated by the B. P. O. E. check it. A quantity of rock has vision has been' made and its many make an examination of the Esper- to further the success of the organ­ : Dr. Donald E. Davis, was a been broken down ready to be load­ devotees will have every opportunity anza mine. ization, were used 'to good avail south-bound passenger on the of dancing to their heart's desire ed on cars and rushed to the weak both by the youngsters ,and the Cardena on Monday. This is a sport that can be enjoyed Constable. W. Smith arrived on ; spot. men. by both sexes of all ages, and its Thursday from Anyox and expects The danger of being flooded out Don't put it oft any longer buy Sunday evening from 8 to 10 popularity never wanes. to return home today. • has always been a nightmare to a ticket for the Hallowe'en Dance, will be the next meeting of the Badminton and basketball also A bridge is being built across the the inhabitants of the town, but you'll feel better after doing so. Athletic Club, so anyone interested has many followers, the former is Kitsault river near the Musketeer the retaining wall eliminates After September 1st, special be on hand that night. Mr. Frank played chiefly by those of mature age flats by the government in order | ninety per cent, of the danger. rates will be given by the week, at Gordon will be only too pleased to' whose days of strenuous exercise to facilitate the transportation of No more will it be necessary for the Alice Arm Hotel during the enroll you in one of the olasses. fall hunting and fishing season. are passing, but who still desire to supplies to the Red Point property, the people to seek refuge on the keep fit by healthy exercise. The oh which a tunnel is being driveii hillside during high water periods, Mr; W. F.. Eve returned from latter is a game for the fleet of foot this winter. Organization Meeting Held not knowing when dawn breaks Prince Rupert on the Prince and of robust health. It is a game whether their residence and busin­ George, Thursday. The first high water of the season of Athletic Club for those, who like swift action that ess premises are still standing or oocurred last Monday morning. The most popular cigar, the sends the blood, racing through' The newly formed Athletic Club, distributed on the waters of the The Kitsault river rose until it was El Dora made out of number one their veins, and excitement that held another organization meeting Pacific ocean. awash of the dam near the bridge leaf, try one and be convinced. lifts them ,to supreme efforts. It on Sunday, when some twenty- It is possible that the wall may Luckily the torrential rain, which The Saturday Night Dances at is one of finest indoor sports extant, four members were taken on the be extended an additional three continued throughout the night, the Elks' Hall are proving to be and some good games will probably rolls. Two hours, twice weekly, hundred feet next year, to eliminate ceased and any apprehension that 'quite successful affairs, and should be witnessed this coming season. have been alloted the club for use | all danger to the extreme lower existed was speedily allayed by the become very popular e're the season For the studiously inclined and of the gymnasium. This organi­ end of the town. This piece of rapid fall of this turbulent stream is very far advanced. those wishing to pesfect their educa- zation will undoubtedly do much work is necessary to complete what tion the management of the night The , herd of Cariboo that has towards fostering such sports as has already been accomplished this Jim. Crow and- his Blackbirds school classes will welcome them roamed the country between tlie boxing and wrestling, which, in the year. announce that commencing tonight Naas /Valley and Alice Arm and past, have been more or less dead the dances will be run in the future with open arms. beyond, is disappearing in the opin­ issues in this camp. Competent as novelty dances. Just what the The Community League Library Wedding Anniversary Anyox ion of J. Strombeek, F. Stringham instructors have been appointed novelties will be, remains to be is available to all members, who Couple Honored and R. Moore, who recently spent both for wrestling and boxing seen. desire to hug the fire on cold winter nights, with a book. Books of all several days hunting them. No so anyone wishing to become The home of Mr. and Mrs D. L. Mr. A. Davie, returned from descriptions are available from the trace of them could be found in proficient in either of the afore­ Mclntominey was the scene of a a short trip to Prince Rupert on lightest of fiction to the writings of their favorite haunts, and they mentioned methods of self defence very pleasant party last week, when Thursday. the world's foremost professors. have either left the district or fella should get in touch with the seore­ ii large number of friends visited in Chris Cane of the Store staff Those with an active mind need prey to the hunter's guns or bands tary; Mr. Frank Gordon, at once. order to celebrate the seventh returned on Thursday after a short not spend one dull hour after the of wolves. anniversary of their wedding. trip to Prinoe Rupert. whistle blows in Anyox. Every The origin of this herd is a Twenty-two guests were present He May Not Have Celebrated minute can be utilised to advantage mystery as no other bands of Cari­ and an enjoyable time was spent. Mr. D. Cavalier returned on if desired. The population of boo are known to exist in the AU11 Mr. and Mrs. Mclntominey received Thursday after a short visit to Anyox is around 2,000, but many neighborhood. They are the only many handsome presents from his parents in Prince Rupert. If you meet a friend some morn­ towns with five times the population cariboo iu existence on the coast, their admirers. ing with his eye colored a la Jiggs, R. H. Eby spent the week-end at can not offer such a diversity of and their extermination is to be or his lips „cut and a few front Alice Arm, arriving on Monday on recreation. deplored. Pioneer Celebrates 68th. the Cardena. molars missing, don't for one min­ ute imagine that it is the aftermath i Birthday Among the arrivals on Thursday Rev. Father Godfry spent a few Accident at Logging Camp of a former night's celebration. It were: W. Coates, Chas. MoMillan, days in Alice Arm during the week, Yesterday Mr. Harry Smith celebrated his is possible that he picked these F. Delcort, E. H. Mortimer, B. B. and on Thursday morning held Mass !8th birthday on Monday, and in A- soiriewhat serious accident momentoes up—or was rather McDougal. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. he evening a party was given iu occurred at the logging camp of presented with them—at the gym­ Sutilovich. Father Godfry will lis honor at the home of his son Mr, Angus MoDonald returned F. L. Housley yesterday afternoon nasium while endeavoring to master | spend his time in Anyox and Stew­ Ir. Marshall Smith. A large from a business trip to Prince when John Thomas of the Sunset the noble art of self defence. art, visiting each town alternately [lumber of friends a\ten,ded and a Rupert on Thursday. Hotel was struck with the haul-back for a period of two weeks. ol'ly evening was spent. We told you 1 We know now line, seriously injuring his shoulder In reminiscencing of his early Hunts the Cariboo and Then what's going to take place at the and head. He- was taken to Anyox ijoneer days in the provinoe, and The Herald is read by at least the Deer Armistice Dance. Had we more Hospital on the launch Awake. is mining connections Mr. Smith ninety per cent, of the English space at our disposal we would tell arrated that he staked the Lenora speaking people of Anyox and Alice Mr. R. J. C. Moore, after spend­ nd Tyee mines on Vancouver you about it but not this week. Arm. It is also read by large num­ Geo. Kribbs arrived baok on ing a week at Alice Arm and vicin­ aland thirty years ago. The latter A good old-fashioned bean supper bers on the outside who desire to Thursday from Alice Arm where'he ity in search of the wily Cariboo, 'as mined by the Ladysmith will be? given by the Ladies Aid of keep in touch with developments in has spent the past few days enjoy­ left for Prince Rupert on Monday nelter interests for many years, whence he will proceed to Porcher nd will shortly be again a produc- the Union Church on November this district. It broadcasts the ing* the beauty of the woods in 1ve mine. 24th. district's news to the world. their gaudy autumn dress. Island for some deer shooting. ALICE ARM AND ANYOX HERALD, Saturday, October 30 1926

Europe's Prosperity Will be SYNOPSIS OF Alice Arm & Anyox Herald BEACH CLUB Issued every Saturday at Alice Arm Reflected on Copper Alice Arm and Anyox $2.50 Yearly BOARDING HOUSE Al. Falconer UlNDACTAMENDMENTS Other Parts of Canada, $2.75 Industry Alice Arm British Isles and United States, $3.00 ANYOX • PRE-EMPTION* Notices for Crown Grants - - $15.00 Stephen Birch, president of the Baggage, Freighting, Pack Land Notices .... $15,00 HOME COOKING and Saddle Horses Vacant, unreserved, »_..._ Kennecott corporation, recently Crown landi may be pre-empted fcy Transient Advertising, 50c. per inch COMFORTABLE QUARTERS Britifh subject* over II years of age, : Contract Bates on Application. made the : following statement: COAL & FINISHED LUMBER and by aliens on declaring Intention •E. MOSS, Editor and Publisher. "America's copper industry cannot SOLE SHIPPING AGENT for to beoome Brltlih subjeots, condi­ Slab Wood Cut any Length tional upon residence, occupation, really prosper with European con­ empty beer bottles for the and Improvement tor agricultural Amalgamated Brewers of Brit­ purposes. sumption so far below normal. The The rapid drop in the price of ish Columbia Every Order Given Pull Information eoneerntng regu- copper industry has suffered as no .atlons regarding pre-emptloni to silver is of considerable importance Immediate Attention given In Bulletin No. 1, Land Series), other from effects of the , war, and J. M. HUTCHINGS "How to Pre-empt Land," ooplee at to the Alice Arm district, and the has never recovered from its conse­ which can be obtained free of oharge by addressing the Department of whole of British Columbia. Until quences. The progress of Europe Lands, Viotoria, B.C, or to any Gtov- eminent Agent a short time ago the outlook for has been retarded, and with it the Records will be granted covering progress of the oopper industry. only land suitable tor agricultural silver was bright. There was a purposes, and whlob Is not timber- The greatly lowered European land, I.e., carrying oyer 5,900 board good demand and the big producers feet per acre west of the Coast Range were working to find new uses for consumption has been the cause of and 8,000 feet per acre east of that the unprecedented depression in Fall Clothing Range. their product. The liklihood of Applications for pre-emptions are our copper industry since the war. We have on hand a large supply of fall clothes to be addressed to the Land Com­ India adopting a gold standard is missioner of the Land Recording Di­ As Europe is restored financially for both loggers and miners, including Harvey's vision, In which the land applied for the direct result of the decline in and economically, America's copper Is situated, and are made on printed Hand Made Shoes, Mackinaw Coats and Shirts, forms, copies ot whioh can be ob­ price. The Royal Commision of industry should once more thrive Rain Test Pants and Coats, Woolen Under­ tained from the Land Commissioner. and prosper." Pre-emptions must be occupied for Indian Currency and Finance report clothes, etc. five years and Improvements mad* to value of 110 per acre, Including that public sentiment is strongly in clearing and cultivating at least Ave aores, before a Crown Grant can be favor of a gold standard. Should Porter Idaho High Grade received. the Indian government adopt a BRUGGY'S STORE AU.. A™, For more detailed Information see News the Bulletin "How to Pre-empt Ltad." gold standard they would place 3BE ID A nice little check from the DC PUROHASE 400,000,000 ounces of silver on Trail Smelter for oyer $10,000 was Applications are received for pur­ chase of vacant and unreserved the market within the next ten years received this week by the Porter Crown lands, not being tlmberland, Idaho management for the first for agricultural purposes; minimum Some writers aver that 700,000,- STEAMSHIP AND TRAIN prloe of ftrst-elass (arable) land Is It 40 tons of ore shipped this year. per aore, and seeend-olaas (graalnp;) 000 ounces would be sold, as the SERVICE land 91.60 per acre. Further Infer The Smelter assay returns show -nation regarding purchase or lease hoarders of silver would also sell S. S. Prince George leaves Anyox for Prince ot Crown lands Is given In Bulletin that the ore netted $265 per ton i Rupert, Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, each Thurs- No. 10, Land Series, "Purchase and their silver in order to obtain gold after deducting freight and treat­ l day 1.00 p.m. Lease of Crown Lands." certificates. If such a course is IS.S.Prince John leaves Prince Rupert, fort- Hill factory, or Industrial sites on ment charges. The high-grade Inightly for Vancouver, via Queen Charlotte timber land, not exceeding 40 acres, taken it will mean hard times for mine is keeping up consistent __ Island ports. may be purchased or leased, the con­ ditions Including payment of the silver producers for a number shipments of 20 tons weekly, and PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE FROM PRINCE RUPERT stumpage. has enough ore in sight to keep all Trains leave Prince Rupert daily except Sunday at 11.30 a.m., for HOMESITE LEASES of years, for India instead of being • TJnsurveyed areas, not exoeeding 20 the pack horses busy until winter Jasper, Edmonton, Winnipeg, direct connections for all points aores, may be leased as hpmesltes, a big buyer of silver will become East and South. .conditional upon a dwelling being closes the trail. erected in the flrst year, title being the biggest seller. From the dawn Use Canadian National Express for Money Orders, Foreign obtainable attar residence, and lm- Cheques, etc., also for your next shipment. 'provement conditions are fulfilled of civilization, India has been a sink and toad has been surveyed. Grain Flowing Through For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further information, apply to any Canadian for silver. The natives hoard it National Agent, or to R. F. Mc-NAUGHTON, Dirtrict Passenger Agent I LEASES at every opportunity, and when the ' For graslng and Industrial pur­ Prince Rupert Prince Rupert, B. C. poses areas not exceeding 840 acres, crops fail or hard times come they may be leased by one person or a A stream of grain from Alberta company. draw on their hoard as we draw GRAZING is flowing into the grain elevator on our bank account. The adop­ Under the Oraalng Aot the Prov­ at Prince Rupert. A Japanese =S\ inoe la divided into graslng districts and the range administered under a tion of a gold standard is expected ship, the Aden Maru, has already 'Graslng Commissioner. Annual to eliminate hoarding; the natives graslng permits are Issued baaed on been loaded and several more are LAUNCH, "AWAKE" 'numbers ranged, priority being given buying government gold certificates on the way to load grain to differ­ to established owners. Stock-owners may form associations for range instead. Continued low prices for ent parts of the world. Leaves Alice Arm for Anyox 9 a.m. management Free, or partially free, permits are available tor settlers, silver would probably result in campers s*-tt«velto«. .p-toun J head higher prices for copper, lead and Through Sleceing Cars To Tuesdays. Thursdays & Saturdays zinc as the producers of these Ship's Side Returning Same Days at 3 p.m. metals would demand a higher The Canadian National Railways •••.tun • |N|I IM|I ••••• •l"l"l"l'n The Herald price to offset the small returns on have made arrangements to operate the silver, which is usually associ­ tourists and standard sleeping cars SPECIAL TRIPS BY ARRANGEMENT $2.50 a Year ated with these metals. It is through from the Pacific Coast to the ship's side at Montreal and i^~ J Anyox & Alice Arm of course possible that India Halifax, in connection with Old may postpone the adoption of a Country sailings, during November and Deoember. gold standard, or if she does adopt Full information regarding rates, it to sell her surplus in such small reservations, passports, etc.. can be BRITISH COLUMBIA quantities as not to demoralize the secured from R. F. MoNaughton, The Mineral Province of Western Canada District Passenger Agent, Canad­ Has produced Minerals as follows: Plaoer Gold, $77,663,045; Lode Gold, $122,808,459; Silver, $74,-: market. She would only injure ian. National Railways, Prince 111 397- Lead $89,218,907; Copper, $197,642,647; Zinc, $39,925,947; Miscellaneous Minerals, $1,594,387; Rupert, B. C. herself to force down the price to Coal aiid Coke, $273,048,953; Building Stone, Brick, Cement, etc., $44,905,886; making its mineral a ridiculous level, and this she is production to the end of 1925, show an Whether life is worth living or unlikely to do. Aggregate Value of $920,919,628 , not depends upon what your living The sudstantial progress of the Mining industry of this Province is strikingly exhibited in the following expenses are. fiaures which show the value of production for successive five-year periods: For all years to 1895, inclus-1 Legislature Meets Dec. 16th. ive 894 547 241; forfive years, 18961900, $57,607,967; for five years, 1901-1905, $96,507,968; for five yearsiL T906-1910 $125 534,474; for five years, 1911-1915, $142,072,603; for five years, 1916-1920, $189,922,725;| The Provincial Legislature will bills. Previously the conservatives 1921, $28,066,641; for the year 1922, $35,158,843; for 1923, $41,304,320; for 1924, $48,704,604, and for 1925,^ meet on December 16th, and argued that business was being adjourn until January 10th. This rushed through in order that the Production Last Ten Years, $404,649,375 arrangement will give ample time session be terminated before Lode mining has only been in progress for about 25 years, and only about one-half of the Provinoe has been even prospected; 200,000 square miles of- unexplored mineral bearing land are open for prospeoting. _ for the discussion of tho various Christmas. The Mining Laws of this Province are more liberal and the fees lower than those of any other Provincil in the Dominion, or any Colony in the British Empire. , Mineral locations are granted to discoverers for nominal fees. '. , • v. J Absolute Titles are obtained by developing Suoh properties, security of whioh is guaranteed bjj All/* A Av»wi The Bonanza Silver Crown Grants. . r\llCC r\rni Camp of B. C. Practically all British Columbia Mineral Properties upon which development work has been don

ALICE ARM AND ANYOX HERALD, Saturday, Qctober 30 1926

Copper Production at In Michigan the Seneca Copper Building Industry of ?sn has completed its construction Big Mines is programme and has 300 men on its Province Expanding payroll. September production of Miners! Miners! Good refined copper in the Michigan Figures just issued show that district was estimated to be 14,600' British Columbia stands third in Development at the Noranda We carry in stock at all times a full 000 lb., an increase of half a million the list of provinces in respect to mine, in Quebeo, continues, with supply of miners' supplies. pounds over the total for August, building activity for the present 400 men employed on smelter con­ Calumet & Hecla output is estim year so far. Complete Outfits struction and mine development. ated at 9,000,000 lb., Ahmeek and. Economio experts point to any Smelter costs are estimated at $5 the Osceola lode branches showing increase in the building of homes per ton. The Bhodesiau Congo ah increase. Mohawk produced and industrial establishments as T. W. FALCONER AIICA™ Border concession, Ltd., a British 1,450,000 lb.; Oopper Range, 1,750- the sure sign of commercial progress oompany in whioh Americans are GENERAL MERCHANT 000; Quiney, 1,000,000; Seneca, They point out that the average interested, is to open another 600,000; Isle Koyale, 800,000. taxpayer does not build a home .J important African copper area Metal business at the smelters is until he is convinced that looal adjoining Katanga. The Anaconda good, deliveries both by water and conditions promise him steady Oopper Mining Co, continues its by rail being fully equal to: employment and the wherewithal production of about 17,000,000 lb. the current production. After to pay the contractor. The same of oopper per month, all of which a lapse of six years the Trimountaiu argument applies to the merchant Is consumed at the company's of Oopper Range Consolidated, is and the manufacturer. manufacturing plants at Great beginning to return a profit, ohiefly The enormous increase in the Rubber Foot Wear Falls Mont. Utah Copper is pro­ due to increased production, which amount of building in Vancouver ducing at the rate of 18,000,000 lb. is around 200,000 lb. a month. and Viotoria this year over the We have in stock a large range of Rubbers per month. The same oompany corresponding period of 1925 is including: full length, three quarter, llias just completed a new oamp at symptomatio of what has been [Bingham to relieve the crowded H. S. Munroe, a member of the v knee and ankle length. taking plaoe all over British Col­ •living quarters for its employees. mining engineer staff of the Amer­ umbia. Prom praotioally every Rubbers for dress wear of every description. 'More men are employed at Bing­ ican Metal Co., reoentjy returned settled area reports of proportion­ ham in and around the mines than to this oountry after field work in ate advances of last year's activity I at any other time in the history of South Africa. He is leaving soon have been received. I the camp. for South America. LEW LUN & Co., General Merchants FRANK D. RICE West Side of Smelter ANYOX, B. C. B. C. LAND SURVEYOR OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M. Surveys of Mineral Olaims, Sub­ divisions, Underground Surveys, Btp. X .J The sale of ALICE ARM, B, O. Beer by the Loyal Order KITSAULT CAFE of Moose AUCE ARM glass Vindicated Anyox Lodge No. 1412 Meals Served at All Hours Lodge Meeti 2nd. and 4th, Wednesday in each month, at 8 p.m. prompt BREAD AND PASTRY ALWAYS FOR SALE (T^ HE Government Control of beer sales to the [*J people of British Columbia in licensed , Hetdqnrteri: Elks' Hill, Anyox premises has been vindicated by the orderly Dictator; Secretary: GUS. ANDERSON, Proprietor manner in which these, premises are conducted. H. WARD J. W. WEBSTER, P. O. Box 407 Phone329 J These quiet and comfortable establishments prove 'that the open and above-board sale of pure beer has in great measure ended the evils attending the illicit sale of strong drink. They BLUE FRONT CIGAR have' proved that the self respect and good STORE MEAT MARKET behavior of the people of British Columbia are AUCE ARM more to be depended on than the opinions of Cifirs, Cigarettes ud Tobacco, Soft Drinks WHOLESALE AND RETAIL those who wish to prevent the people from Rooms for rent by Day Week or Month having any beer at all. Dealer in Fresh, Salt, and Smoked Meats, Fish»and Poultry Geo. Beaudin Prop. You may find ADULT MEN enjoying a healthful W. A. WILSON, Proprietor and invigorating glass of beer in the quiet and ease that the well-to-do have in their clubs. Licensed premises in the colder winter months are more than ever the working man's club, where he Welcome Hotel it 3C3QC 3D finds the company and comfort that is his right. Alice Arm Comfortable Rooms for Rent The supervision and regulation of licensed premises Tobacco and Soft Drinks Candies, Magazines, Stationery, by the Government is a guarantee that the Pool Tables, Cigars, Cigarettes excellent conditions under which beer is sold shall A. BEAUDIN, Proprietor Proprietary Medicines, Toilet Articles, Etc. continue. Efficient Government Inspectors see not only that such licensed premises are operated in a W. M. CummhlgS, Agent for all Vancouver Daily Papers strictly sanitary manner. They look for. a high Post Office Building, Alice Arm standard of conduct. 3DQC 30 The purity and wholesomeness of all beers Worthy of your Support served—supplied by the Amalgamated Brew­ THE eries of British Columbia—is guaranteed by the frequent and strict analyses to which they Anyox Community League are subjected by the Government. In the Reading Room and Library GRANBY CONSOLIDATED MINING, present administration of Beer Parlors the interests of the public are completely protected. SMELTING & POWER Co. Limited A wide range of Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals on Amalgamated Breweries, of British Columbia, In Which are Producers of Copper, Coal, Coke, Benzol and associated Vancouver Breweries Ltd., Rainier Brewing Co. of file. New boob regularly Canada Ltd., Westminster Brewery Ltd., Sliver Spring Brewery Ltd., Ammonium Sulphate Victoria Phoenli Brewing Co. Ltd. received. Purchasers of Ores of Copper and Siliceous Ores Join Up! of Gold and Silver Make the League better MAIN OFFICfc-Anyox, B. C. pis advertisement is not published or displayed by the Liquor through your influence Control Board or by the Government of British Columbia. ALICE ARM AND ANYOX HERALD, Saturday, October 30 1926

Big U. S. Copper Co Enters of cheese increased by over twelve HARRY SMITH H. M. SELFE million pounds and by almost three LIMITED Canada cents a pound in price. REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Alice Arm Electric REAL ESTATE The United Verde Extension, a LAUNDRY "What a delightful readable little lANYOX •United States oopper syndioate, For Information Write Us OPPOSITE HERALD OFFICE paper, and so full of interesting has taken over the Murray prop­ news," said a lady visitor to Anyox P. O. Box 45, Alice Arm, B. C. Clothes Cleaned and Pressed erty situated between the Moranda recently as she finished reading the STOCKS & BONDS aud the Richardson group in Rouyn J. LAIDLAW • • PROP. Herald. "I really must take a We trade in all LISTED and township, Quebec. The deal is UNLISTED STOOKS. Your copy home with me." stated to involve a payment of M. M. STEPHENS & Co. Ltd. orders promptly attended to Buyers or Sellers. 300,000, the company further agree­ ing to spend an additional sum of When an event occurs that you INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES ARTHUR J. BROWN believe should receive publicity, sit WRITTEN ANYWHERE $200,000 for development purposes 720 Halting! Street W. for what is understood to be a 90 down and write an account of it to The oldest Financial Office in Northern B. C. Vancouver, B. C. Phone Sey. S061 per cent interest in the property. the Herald. Your news item will Sunset Hotel be welcome and we shall be pleased Office: PRINCE RUPERT, 8. C. MEMBER VANCOUVER STOCK It is further proposed to expend the EXCHANGE ALICE ARM sum of $50,000 immediately. to publish it. We spare no effort to give publioity to everything that First-class Rooms (or Rent, occurs in the district. Is happens by Day, Week or Month In the twelve months ending sometimes, however, that an inter­ B. P. O. ELKS with the sixth month of the present USE esting news item is omitted. If Dominion of Canada and Newfoundland year, according to the Dominion you wish this avoided in .any par­ ANYOX LODGE No. 47 CENTRALLY LOCATED Dairy News Letter, Canada's ticular instance please let us know. Meets every second and fourth Monday of GRANBY BENZOL export of butter decreased close the month J. THOMAS • Prop. upon two and a half million pounds Hall for rent for dances, social functions, etc. THE BEST MOTOR FUEL on application to club manager compared with the previous year's The tallest tree'in the world is a returns, but a cent and a half per species of eucalyptus growing in pound increase in price to some Australia. Individual trees of this FOR SALE BY THE extent counterbalanced the deficit. species have been known to obtain Anyox Community GRANBY STORE On the other hand the total export a height of 400 feet. The mammoth sequoia, which grows on the Pa­ League ANYOX cific Coast, has been known to PIONEER NOTICE grow a little over 300 feet tall. BE =10 The Council of the League HOTEL Hunters and Trappers Alice Arm God bless the inconspicuous meets on the Second and Anyox Take Notice, that both shores of Comfortable Rooms for Rent citizen—the man who quietly ful from Larcum Island to Fourth Wednesday of each By Day, Week or Month at the head of the inlet, and four miles fills all obligation to his family and month, in Recreation Hall, Barber Shops Reasonable Rates up the Sutton Biver and its tributaries to his community as a matter of at 7.30 p.m. is a registered trap line. Anyone course, and who does not consider MINE AND BEACH N. Sutilovich Prop. trapping or shooting fur bearing ani­ himself entitled to preferment, pol­ mals in this region are subject to a SUBSCRIBE TO THE HERALD QE 30 J] heavy fine and imprisonment. itical pull or free puffs iu the news­ papers.

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Don't you want to own your own back yard? If you do the LINOLEUM RUGS Personal Greeting Cards Alice Arm Mining & Development Co. will give you an In the following sizes: If you wish something that is different in 7 ft. 6in. by 9 ft. 9 ft,by 9 ft. idea. Buy a lot from them. They have the choicest resi­ EXCLUSIVE LINES of CHRISTMAS 9 ft. by 10 ft. 6in. 9 ft. by 12 ft. dential and business lots for sale. Always in stock CARDS just make a point to see our BUSINESS LOTS FROM $200 TO $500 Linoleum Mats, each 50c. range. Throw-down Rugs of all descriptions. Suitable designs, Monograms, Friendly RESIDENTIAL LOTS FROM $200 TO $300 HEATERS, Brick Lined. Prices ranging Personal Greetings and everything that from $24.00. Coal Hods, Pails, Wash Terms made to suit buyers. See Stephen Dumas, our Tubs, Stove pipe, Elbows, Rings and you could wish to convey the season's agent, and build where you don't have to move. < collars. best wishes this coming Yuletide. S. DUMAS Agent for the Alice Arm Mining & Development Co. GRANBY STORES