ALICE ARM AND ANYOX, BRITISH COLUMBIA

The Herald Brings Results to Advertisers

VOL. 3, NO. 26 ALICE .ARM, B. O, SATURDAY, DECEMBER22, 1923 5 cents each.

Mr. J. A. Anderson, and Mr. Geb. [Fatal Accident Occurs "Brother Bills" Young arrived from Camp .yester­ <$£ Distribute Turkeys day. They left town on Tuesday At Maple Bay Mr. Anderson visited the Do|ly ! Man is Killed Falling 10 Feet The Anyox "Brother Bills" Varden to make an inspection and staged a Turkey Shoot and Raffle, carry in Christmas mail, aud Mr! A fatal accident occurred at on Tuesday evening, in their Club Young made the trip to inspect the Maple Bay on Saturday December mm Rooms. They had eighteen real new suspension bridge. He found 15th when Mr. Wallace Houston iH live one's, for the luckly winners. 4£ feet of snow on the bridge which was accldently killed. Mr. Heus- \V£W Those Carrying off the prizes1 at was shovelled off and arrangements ton was employed as a carpenter shooting, Were: Mr. L.. F. Cham­ have been made to keep it clear and was engaged in the construc­ %edden dag&the golden day* pion, "Mr. H. Kirk, Mr. C. H. during the winter so that no undue tion of the conveyor house on the Ihepall comeback to me, Parmiter, Mr. A. McKenzie, Mr. strain will be put upon the support­ dock. He had just finished nailing H? happily tk children aorod Owen, Mr. J. Mclntyre, Mr. Chas. ing cables. on a hoard and was about to de- jfcoano tneChrighnas tee, Wing, Mr. D. MacVicar, while From reliable sources it is repor­ | soeud the ladder when it slipped Mr. Wm. Adams, Mr. E. Btguist, ted that the Granby Co. will com­ 1 l5eeo3JcemorctkccOTa6_>itrae Mr. W. B. Henderson, Mr. A. sideways, and the unfortunate man Dllairjionroar^bymij^,,, mence construction work on their fell striking his head on a brace LaFortune, and Mr. E. J. Wall logging operations in February. only ten feet below. He was Ihear the echo or their 900$; won on the fortune wheel. l caught by a fellow workmanl The sensation of the evening The annual Children's Christmas % greet the Chrijtmajtide* Tree and Entertainment will be directly after he hit the brace and was M'ke Cranley. "rolling the /> held this evening at the Coliseum, did not fall to the dock. An exam­ bones,'' with ' a strong' delegation In ddendtipjn golden dan? of the fickle ivories, Mike won by commencing at 8 p.m. sharp,' To­ ination proved that death had been night promises to be the big night. instantaneous. OWg thought,, were high and bold, the highest score, and trotted off _put oh the glotg of thfc hour with the last "live ooe." A somewhat elaborate programme Deceased was 65 yeaas of age, will be presented, in which both and as far as is known has no living inmgdnn^Ibolmm d adults and children will take part, relatives. The funeral took place ^giffcroat loue ha? brought tome, Santa Claus will be there and on Wednesday, at 1.30 p.m. at the ALICE ARM NOTES everyone in town will be there to Anyox cemetery, Rev. J. Herdman - - do him honor. Be a kid for a night officiating. J^Iiominthetrhavpu gong? and join in the fun., See Al. Falconer for Freight and Pack Horses. A canvass of the local stores, (in­ Painful Accident Occurs cluding ihe liquor store) elided the Mr. Albert Ferris, who has been information . that, business . this _ on S. S. Cardena employed at the Abbotsford Log­ Christmas was far better than the .;% . , ging camp throughout the summer few previous, years. All the stores A serious accident occurred "on left on Tuesday for Anyox and are. well prepared to handle the I Monday on board the S. S. Cardena Payment Made Christmas Dance Given Prince Rupert. last minute rush, which always ' when Mr. Matt Mercer, a passenger Mr. J. A. Stephen, district road occur on Christmas Eve. If you' ' had the misfortune to fall down a on Sunset Property by by Anyox Community engineer, left on Monday for Prince don't wish to be kept waiting on companionway, breaking-his arm Rupert. Monday, shop early. and receiving severe lacerations of Seattle Company League the scalp. The accident occurred . The Misses Christine and Helen We have special reason to be Mr. G. W. Morley, the well The annual Christmas dance Nucich arrived on Thursday, from happy this Christmas. The town shortly after the Cardena left given by the Anyox Community Anyox on her way to Stewart, and known prospector and mining prop­ Prince Rupert, where they are has experienced a prosperous League, on Monday evening Was attending school, to spend Christ year, and the pinch of the boat put hack to port, and lan­ erty owner of Alice Arm, has up to the asual high standard of mas with their mother. poverty is unknown to all. Let ded Mr. Mercer, who was rushed to received the second payment due this annual event The dance was the Hospital, and is now considered Mr. C. H. Walker, has-moved his us therefore celebrate the festival on the Sunset property from the held in the Recreation Hall, which thoroughly, With thankfulness in ; out of danger. business from the Alice Arm Hotel was artistically decorated witK] bur heart. Keystone Mining/Co. of Seattle, to his old/quarters opposite the who took a bond on the property colored paper streamers and shaded Logging Camp Closes lights, the whole interior of the hall Royal Bank. last summer. for Short Period presenting a very protty appear­ Mrs. E. Ness arrived home on The Sunset is located on Roundy ance. Thursday from Anyox with a new ANYOX NOTES Creek, and is one of the most prom­ The Logging camp of the Abbots­ baby boy. ... ising looking properties in the dis­ Three hundred merry dancers ford Logging Co. closed down on were there to trip the light fantas­ Mr. A, Bowles left on Thursday trict. The property was examined The Mine Club will hold a con­ Monday. The close-down was un­ tic to the strains of a select orches­ for his home at Port Haney. Mr. on behalf of the Keystone Company cert and smoker on Saturday expected, for until a short time tra, composed of Messrs. Liddel, Bowles has been timekeeper for the by Mr. E. Martin Thorniley, min December 29th. previously it had been decided to Abbotsford Logging Co. since last ing engineer of Los Angeles, who Haesler, Armstrong & Waterman- continue operations. When seen Refreshments were served at 11 December. *•.*.. The Christmas Billiard Handi­ reported favorably on the property. by the Herald Mr. J. 0. Trethewey o'clock, a feature of the supper Mr. Miles Donald arrived back cap is rapidly drawing to a close. stated that the chief oause of the It has been deoided by the Key­ being the arrival of a gigantio Walter Jones has entered the final - stone Co. to spend $25,000 in devel­ on Thursday from a short trip to close-down was adverse weather Christmas cake whioh was distribu­ Vancouver. round, those still playing are: Jack conditions. He, however, expeoted opment work on the property next ted along with other good things Hegarty, Geo. Lace, W. Robertson that a crew of men would be work­ year. , to eat. See Al. Falconer for Wood or Geo. Williscroft and Dan McKenzie; ing again next month, cutting The Sunset ia within easy reach ! Great credit is due to the com­ Goal, of tidewater, and an aerial tram­ Mr. and Mrs. Holyoke, of the wood for use of the engines next mittee^ having oharge of the Mr. Wm. "Wells of Anyox, spent Dam, left on Monday, for the summer, and falling and bucking line oan be constructed very arrangements for the splendid suc­ last week-end on a visit to his uncle, south. logs would also probable be under­ cheaply, connecting with ore bunk cess of the evening. The com­ Mr. J. Wells. ers on the beach. Some good ore Mr. Harry Seidelman, one of the taken. mittee consisted of Mrs. J. Cloke Mr. -J. O. Trethewey, of the veins are in full view carrying high At the present time he could not Mrs. O. K. Dwyer, and Mr. L. Abbotsford Logging Co. left on old-timers of the camp, was a silver values. From the geological say when a full crew would be Ingram. Mr. Thompson assisted in Thursday for Vancouver. passenger south on Monday, for an point of view the formation is ideal extended holiday to Seattle. He ' again working at the oamp, as it making of the ooffee. Mr. Geo. Bruggy arrived i home the ore being found on a granite will spend Christmas with his depended entirely upon weather The Home Waltz at 2 a.m. on Monday from av short visit to contact. With these points in it's conditions, but logging operations brought to a close a very enjoyable Prinoe Rupert. : sister, Mrs; B. Thornton favor there is no doubt that under would bo commenced as early as Mr. A. H. "Babe" Fortin, left on a programme of good hard develop­ evening. Mr; Steve Morrison arrived on possible in the ooming year. Thursday from Maple Bay, to the Cardena on Monday, for his ment work the Sunset will rapidly It was on the 13th. of Deoember Logging Contrast Secured by spend Christmas with his brother, home in the Fraser Valley. We develop into a shipping mine. Mr. J. Morrison. of last year that work was commen­ Mr. C. P. Riel all hope to see Babe with us again ced by the Abbotsford Logging Co. Mr. Morley states that negotia in the spring, as last year he was Mr. C. P. Riel has seoured a con­ Hand Laundry Work. Moderate and operations since that time have tions are under way forthe bonding Prices—Miss B. Crawford, Alice a valuable asset to the Smelter tract from the Abbotsford Logging been continuous. The winter sea­ of his mining properties on Mo* Arm. Ball Team. Co. to log the land on the west side son is now well advanced and it Grath mountain, and if these mature of the Kitsault River. Mr. Riel Mr. Burmeister, superintendent Dr. Harper, our local musical will only/ be a comparatively short the mining distriot in the immed­ of the Homestake mine, and Mr. instructor, left on Monday, to does not expect, however, to com­ time before the snow ceases to fall, iate vioinity of Alice Arm will un Phillips arrived in town yesterday, spend Christmas holidays in the doubtedly experience somewhat of mence operations until the snow is and operations will be again in full snow-shoeing it the entire, distance south y off the ground. twenty-five miles. biast. \ a boom next summer. Continued oh page 4. ALICE ARM AND ANYOX HERALD, ALIUB ARM, Saturday, December 22, 1923

Alice Arm & Anyox Herald Large Amount of CopperCHRISTMA S STOCKINGS Issued every Saturday at Alice Arm Alice Arm and Anyox $2.25 Yearly Exported During Year Dainty little stookings Other Parts of Canada, $2.75 Hanging in a row, British Isles and United States, $8.00 Burdick, Logan & Company, Limited Blue and grey and soarlet, KITSAULT CAFE Notices for Crown Grants - - $10.00 737, Granville Street, In the firelight glow. ALICE ARM Land Notices- - - - $10.00 Vancouver, B. O. Curly-pated sleepers Coal Notices .... $0.00 Special to the Herald Safely tuoked in bed; Transient Advertising, 50c. per inch. Dreams of wonderous toy-shops Meals Served at All Hours Contract Rates on Application. Boston—Sales of Oopper Export Dancing through each head. Association in the week ended No­ BREAD AND PASTRY ALWAYS FOR SALE E. MOSS, Editor and Publisher. vember 21 amounted to 15,322,000 Father Christmas creeping, pounds at an average price of 13.25 Plans with tender care, cents a pound, Although this is How to give each dreamer GUS. ANDERSON, Proprietor almost the top prioe on the recent Just an equal share. L. QREETINGS recovery in copper prioes it was Funny little stookings not sufficient to pull the November Hanging in a row, To all our readers, We ex­ average up to 13 cents, Indeed, Stuffed with sweet surprises, Down from top to toe. tend the Qreetings of the in the current month to November 21 average of 12.94 cents a pound. Skates, and balls, and trumpets, Season, and wish you all a Dishes, tops, and drums, In the 1923 year to November 21, Books and dolls and candies, LAUNCH, "AWAKE" good old-fashioned Merry Export Association has sold to it's Nuts and sugar-plums. foreign customers 350,000,000 Christmas Leaves Alice Arm for Anyox 9 a.m. pounds of metal at an average of Little sleepers waking; Bless me what a noise! 1.4.45 cents a pound. , Wish you merry Chriatmas, That this organization is getting Happy girls and boys! Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays Two more days and Christmas its full share of the foreign copper Day will be with us again. For business is seen by the fact that in Returning Same Days at 3 p.m. the current year to date, total many centuries the 25th. day of deliveries by it amounted to Anyox Community December has been observed as 170,917 short tons, or about 342,- SPECIAL TRIPS BY ARRANGEMENT Christmas. Jt is supposed to com­ 000,000 pounds. Exports from all League • ,t,4,», >,»,••»• •^••'•'••••^••••••••••'•'»•*>•*>•"••»•••«••'»"••»• S',»,<-»<'»<,f-*"'»"">"'••«'•••' memorate the day of, the birth of sources in the first ten months Jesus Christ. At first the day was amounted to 662,000,000 pounds. Council meets every Wednesday observed only by Christian peopje France continues to be the Evening, at 7.30 p.mi. Every ••+• •++• ••••••••+• +++++*+++++++++++*+4+*+*H+H+* largest customer of the association. in touch with the Roman Catholic second Wednesday of month at That country in the current year Church. It later grew into favor Mine Hall; every first, third and : to date has taken approximately fourth Wednesday at Recreation AUCE ARM FREIGHTING Co. i with Protestant Churches and has 100,000,000 pounds of metal at an Hall. ' average of something under 14. GENERAL CONTRACTORS V come to be recognized as a univer­ If you can suggest anything to cents a pound; its total imports of sal Christmas festival. Today it is better conditions, tell it to us at American copper amounted to celebrated throughout the world, in the meetings. 165,302,000 pounds. England .BAGGAGE. FREIGHT. TEAMING. COAL AND pagan lands as well as Christian took about ,53,000,000 pounds WOOD. PACK TRAINS & SADDLE -HORSES lands. It comes nearer to being against imports from all sources of a universal holiday than any other 136,350,000 pounds, and Germany FIRST CLASS ROOMS day observed by mankind. There and Holland bought through the For Rent, by Day, Week or Month. Office: Neit to Post Office J. M. Morrison, Manager Reasonable Rates. is a spirit and an atmosphere about Association about 60,000,000 pounds, against joint imports of the day that is contagious. While 153,000,000 pounds. CIGARS, TOBACCO & SOFT DRINKS vast multitudes of people may ob­ serve the day without any serious The Tree for Me POOL ROOM IN CONNECTION ' thought as to what lies back of it, i~ N. SUTILOVICH, Prop. there are still great multitudes to Some people like the rugged oak, Whioh grows so'straight and tall; whom it has signifiance, because if A Merry Christmas Some like the maple-tree because marks the day of birth of Jesus in It's gorgeous in the fall. and a Happy New Year Nazareth, the Gift of God to a Some like the pine and some the elm Boot and Shoe lost world. We may not think is our wish to And some the apple-tree; Repairing much of what lies back of the gifts But just about this time each year, which pass among us, but every The Christmas-tree suits me! First Class Work You one of them is related to the un­ Highest Grade Material speakable Gift, which sprang from Judged by the prevailing color of Used T.W. FALCONER Alice Arm s his costume, Santa Claus is one of the love of God. If God had not C.H. WALKER Alice Arm the most dangerous "reds" we have. GENERAL MERCHANT so loved the world as to give his Opposite Royal Buk only begotten Son, there would be no Christmas and no holiday and humble manger in Bethlehem have no Christmas gifts. Every token had their songs re-echoed and the of love that passes from one person gift duplicated in all ages since. to another is but a reflection of that God's gift was an interpretation of BRITISH COLUMBIA great love that expressed itself in the universal heart of mankind, and the gift of God. The angels which throughout the centuries that heart The Mineral Province of Western Canada came over Bethlehem's field and has responded in its innumerable Has produced minerals valued as follows: Placer Gold, $76,542,203; Lode Gold, $109,647,661; Silver, the shepherds who gathered in the gifts at yuletide. / $59,814,266; Lead, $51,810,891; Copper, $170,723,242; Zinc, $24,625,853; Coal and Coke, $238,289,565; Building Stone, Brick, Cement, $36,605,942; Miscellaneous Minerals, $1,358,839; making its mineral production to the end of 1922 show ' An Aggregate Value of $769,418,462 The substantial progress of the Mining Industry in this Province is strikingly exhibited in theJollowing Before finally Select­ figures, which show the value of production for successive five-year .periods: For all years to 1895, inclusive, $94,547,241; for five years, 1896-1900, $57,607,967; forfiveyears, 1901-1905, $96,507,968; forfive years, 1906 ing your Christmas 1910, $125,534,474; for five years, 1911-1915, $142,072,603; forfive years, 1916-1920, $189,922,725; for the year 1921, $28,066,641, and for the year 1922, $35,158,843. \ Gift inspect our Production During last ten years, $339,280,940 V large, and varied Lode-raining has only been in progress for about 33 years, and not 20 per cent of the Province has been even prospected; 300,000 square miles of unexplored mineral bearing land are open for prospecting. > V j The Mining Laws of thiii Province are more liberal and the fees lower than those of any other Province Stock of Goods in the dominion, or any Colony in the British Empire. Mineral locations aro granted to discoverers for nominal fees. Absolute Titles are obtained by developing such properties, security c& whioh is guaranteed by LEW LUN & Co., General Merchants Crown Grants, I • , West Side of Smelter ANYOX, B. C. Pull informationktogether with Mining Reports and Maps, may be obtained gratis by addressing THE HON. THE MINISTER OF MINES, j VICTORIA British Columbia ALICE ARM AND ANYOX HERALD, ALIOE ARM, Saturday, Deoember 22, 1923 it B. P. 0. Elks Elaborate Road Programme "Do your wife and you exchange Outlined for Next Year Christmas presents?" The Welcome Dominion of Canada "Oh, yes, she gives me a new fur Victoria, Deoember 17th.—Hon, Kitsault House ANYOX LODGE No, 47 neokpiece and I present her with a Pool Room W. H. Sutherland, minister of ALICE ARM Meets Every Monday, 8 p.m. hundred perfeotos." Alice Arm Elk's Hall Publio Works, in announcing his Tobacco ud Soli Drinks Rooms for Rent by Day, roads programme to the legislature Pool Tables, Cigars, Cigarettes "Where I, spent my Christmas Week or Month the other day, stated that he holidays last year the thermometer A. BEAUDIN, Proprietor intends to oomplete the road from dropped to zero." ROOMS, 75c AND UP Quesuel to Fort George next spring. "That's nothing." "What's nothing?" Loyal Order of Re-locations are planned on the All Kinds of Soft Drinks Port George Vanderhoof road, "Why, zero." Moose while roads east and west of Prince Orders Taken for all F.J. BISHOP, Prop. George will be extended and linked Anyox Lodge No. 1412 Kinds of up. Meetings every Friday Dr. Sutherland also stated that it Finished Build- at 8 p.m. was hoped to link up Prinoe George Beach Cafe aud Hazelton next year, through ANYOX ing Material SUNSET Ladies Chapter No. 757 Meet the construction of the Burns Lake Bndako gap. Eventually a road S. DUMAS, Alice Arm Monday, Dec. 17th, 7.30 p.m. will be completed from Hazelton BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY Rooming House AUCE ARM down the Skeena River to Terrace. Meals at All Hours Improvements will be made in First Class Rooms to Rent by Day, 3D Week or Month the Francois Lake district and in the Hudson Hope, Fort St. (Johu T. GILLESPIE Soft Drinks, Cigars, Cigarettes aid Tobacco Police Coupe sections, while work Anyox Bluebird Cafe will also be carried on in the Bear R. ROMAN and Salmon River areas, and the Barber Shops PROPRIETOR Anyox Road from Kamloops up the North Thompson towards Jasper will be T MEALS AT ALL HOURS r MINE AND, BEACH Home-made Pastry & Cakes extended. , Subscribe to The Herald i*~ 1—• • Soda Fountain Atice Arm B. C. Manufacturing Plants Mrs. M. BRYDEN Increasing Hotel Proprietoresi Victoria,-^Striking figures re­ Double Rooms $2.50. Single I | — IIS_S.II MM — in garding the gradual expansion of Rooms $1.50. Single Beds 50c. GRANBY CONSOLIDATED MINING, British Columbia's industrial activ­ Rates Made by the Week ity were presented to the provincial SMELTING & POWER Co. Limited Pool Tables, Cigars, Cigarettes, SYNOPSIS OF Legislature the other day. These Tobacco and Soft Drinks statistics show that in 1915 there Producers of Copper, Coal, Cdke, Benzol and were only 1,007 manufacturing Mrs. E. M. McCOY proprietors. Ammonium Sulphate LANDACTAMENDMENTS 'plants in the province as against 2,809 in 1922, which means an Purchasers of Ores of Copper and Siliceous Ores PRE-EMPTIONS of Gold and Silver - Vacant, unreserved,, '•, lurveyed increase of 179 per cent. Employ­ Crown lands may be pre-empted by ees in these plants numbered 21,- British subjects over IS years' of age, arl by aliens on declaring intention 054 in 1915 as compared with 55,000 Anyox Community MAIN OFFICfc^Anyox, B. C. to*.1 become British subjects, condi­ tional upon residence, occupation, in 1922, or an increase of 161 per and improvement for agricultural cent. In 1.915. it stood at $73,624,- League purposes. 000, as compared with $239,794,000 Full information concerning regu- ations regarding pre-emptions is in 1922, or an increase of 225 per given in Bulletin No. 1, Land Series, If you are in need of a mental BE _HG ia •How to Pre-empt Land," copies of cent. « which can be obtained free of .charge tonic, take advantage of the by addressing the Department of Lands*, Victoria, B.C., or to any Gov­ We Wish You All a ernment Agent Fight for Coast Steel Plant Still League Library. The digestion Records will be granted covering Going On , of a good book is often the only land suitable for agricultural Merry Christmas \ purposes, and which is not timber- land, i.e., carrying over 6,000 board Vict6ria, December 17th.—After cause of a different viewpoint and a feet per acre west of the Coast Range a determined fight, lasting a dozen and 8,000 feet per acre east of that Range. years and the outlay of nearly a Bright and Prosperous . Applications for pre-emptions are quarter of a million dollars, much ',o be addressed to the Land Com- USE inissioner of the Land Recording Dlt of it being his own fortune, Henry New Year vision, in which the land applied for is situated, and are made on printed J. Landahl, head of the Coast forms, copies of which can be ob­ Range Steel project, has been GRANBY BENZOL tained from the Land Commissioner. Alice Ann I Pre-emptions' must be occupied for spending; the past month here, THE BEST MOTOR FUEL BRUGGY'S STORE live years and improvements made to value of $10 per acre, Including attending legislature in the inter­ clearing and cultivating at least Ave est of the movement which designs acres, before a Crown Grant can be to give Pacific Canada a great received. FOR SALE BY THE For more detailed information see blast furnace. He has secured the the Bulletin "H6w to Pre-empt GRANBY STORE Land." * support of the Home Government, H PURCHASE and has encouragement from the ANYOX Applications are received for pur­ Dominion Government, conditional chase of vacant and unreserved Crown lands, not being tlmberland, upon his securing provincial sup­ AL. FALCONER for agricultural purposes; minimum price of first-class (arable) land is 15 port to back the enterprise. ALICE ARM per acre, and second-class (grating) During his stay here, he has re­ land $2.50 per acre. Further infor­ Anyox = mation regarding purchase or lease ceived scores of encouraging letters of Crown lands is given In Bulletin Baggage, Heavy Freighting and Pack Horses No. 10, Land Series, "Purohase and from the Old Country and else­ Lease of Crown Lands." where, many coming from high in Community Mill, factory, or industrial sites on timber land, not exceeding 40 acres, life: It is seen that much of the Wellington Lump Coal, Slab Wood may be purchased or leased, the con­ opposition comes from eastern ditions including payment of League = stumpage. steel interests who are hostile to . Cut any Length, $3.50 per Load HOMESITE LEASE8 the founding of a steel plant in i Unsurveyed areas, not exoeedlng 20 B.C. RECREATION HALL EVERY ORDER GIVEN IMMEDIATE ATTENTION .acres, may be leased as homesltes, conditional upon » dwelling being .erected In the first year, title being obtainable after residence and im­ Get the Habit Three Nights a provement conditions are fulfilled The Hook is Out for Clean News and land has, been surveyed. Week ' LEA8E8 A orusade against salacious For grazing and Industrial 'pur­ stories in oertain American mag­ TUESDAY; THURSDAY, poses areas not exceeding 040 acres azines sold on the C. P. R. news may be leased by ono person or a stalls has been started by The :: :: SATURDAY :: :: company. Hook, which cites instances where -MEAT MARKET GRAZING purient fiotion, quite unfit for a eoo. AUCE ARM Under the Grazing Aot the Prov­ decent home is being sold by the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL inoe Is divided into grazing districts Be Sure & Keep These Nights and the range, administered under a news agents. The Hook is mak­ Gnudng Commissioner, Annual Dealer in Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats, grazing permits are' Issued based on ing an appeal for clean news and for the Pictures numbers ranged, priority being given magazine literature published by Fish and Poultry to established owners. Stock-owner, B. C. editors, and asks the postal oo Imay form associations for range W. A. WILSON, Proprietor (management Free, or partially free, authorities to plaoe a summary WE SHOW THE BEST permits are available for settlers, ban upon oertain American maga­ -J campers and travellers, up to ten head. zines containing unfit literature. ~ ON THE SCREEN - ALICE ABM AND ANYOX HEBALD, ALIOE ABM, Saturday, December 22, 1923

LEGAL NOTICE Anyox Notes Mr H. S. Down and Barney (r In the Matter of the MINEBAL Continued from page 1. Fitzpatriok arrived from Maple ACT and FORFEITURE of INTER­ Bay on Tuesday, where they have EST of Oo-Owners who have failed to Mr. W. T. Haynes, of the Dam, Kitsault Jewelry Contribute. Mine Cafe was a passenger .south on Monday;, been installing, power lines and To W. J. VanHouten of Hollywood, ANYOX telephone system. in the state of California, U. S. A. and Mr. Fred Archer, the well Store W. G. ft. Campbell of Port Haney, in Mr., A; S. McDonald and C. ALICE ARM the Province of British' Columbia. Under New Management known elocutionist, was a passeu-' WHERA8 you the said W.J. Van­ ger south on Thursday. Parmiter left on Thursday, for Watches Repaired Houten and W. G. H. Campbell are This business has changed hands Christmas holidays in Vanoouver. each a holder of an undivided one- quarter interest in the "Big Strike" and will be run under new man­ Mr. Barney Crosby left on A First Class Line of Jewelry Among the southbound passen­ Mineral Claim situated in the Portland agement on and after Dec. 1st. Thursday, for Seattle. He has Always Carried in Stock Canal District, Alice Arm, B. C. loca­ severed his connection with the gers on Thursday, were: Miss ted the 8th day of June 1919 and PROPRIETOR • J. FOXLEY Bowes, John Pottinger, Geo. recorded at Anyox, B.C. upon the 19th. Granby Co. day of June 1919. Battray, B. Fitzpatrick, H. D. S. Wkkwire Manager AND WHEREAS Douglas R. Shew­ Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pastry, Daily Dr. H. Simmons was a prssen- Southam, and Mr. Lewis. an and Robert T. Colquhoun are each FISH AND CHIP SUPPERS ger south on Thursday, and it is a holder of an undivided one-quarter Constable A. Dryden is now re­ interest in the said Mineral Claim. rumoured that he will not return NOW you the said W. J. VanHouten alone. siding in his'new quarters at the and W.( G. H. Campbell are hereby new Government Building. given notice that the said Douglas R. Mr. Duncan Munro was a pass­ Shewan and Robert T. Colquhoun have mode the whole expenditure upon enger for Prinoe Bupert, on Thurs­ Don't forget the Filks New "^ the said Mineral Claim for the year day, where he will spend the Year Dance, on December 31st. LAUNDRY ending the 19th day of June 1928 as required by Sections 48 and 51 of the STEAMSHIP Christmas holidays. Some real new novelties will be ALICE ARM Mineral Act. introduced. Tell them, 'I shall see AND that if you the said W. J. Van­ Mr. Gilbert Liddell left on Having taken over the agency TICKET AGENCY you there." Houten and W. G. H. Campbell shall Thursday, for a month's holiday in of the Pioneer Laundry, Prince fail or refuse to contribute your pro­ portion of the said expenditure requir­ TICKETS TO ALL PARTS the south. Mr. Barney Fitzpatrick was a Rupert, we earnestly solicit your ed by the said Sections 48 and 51 of the passenger south on Thursday, to patronage. Suits cleaned and Mineral Act together with all costs of OF THE WORLD Mr. G. Tate left on Thursday, advertising on or before the tenth day spend Christmas with his parents in pressed and all special Laundry to spend Christmas holidays with of December 1923 your respective Agent for all Steamship Vancouver. done at home. interests in the said Mineral Claim Companies his family in the south. shall become vested in your Op-owners Mr. T. Moran left on Thursday Satisfaction Guaranteed to wit; Douglas R. Shewan and Write for Rates and Information— Christmas Services will be held for the south. Robert T. Colquhoun (who have mad*: R. P. MoNaughton. at Christ Church, on Christmas HARRY WILSON the required expenditure, pro rata) or District Passenger Ajgent, filing with the Mining Recorder of thi Prince Rupert. B. 0; * • Day, at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. On the 10th. of December the ..- Division in which the said claim is Mine Club held their second card situated, this Notice in full and on fill Mr. Archie Campbell, senr., left fllment of the requirements of Section! Canadian National Railways party in the tournament which will on Thursday, for a vacation in 28 of the Mineral Act: and do you th< be concluded when the next card said W. J. VanHouten and W. G. H Vancouver. ^ party is held on January 3rd. 1924 The Herald Campbell govern yourselves accord The S. S. El Cedro, of the Los It was a decided success from every '"f RANK C. SAUNDERS, Solicitoi Angeles Lumber Products Line, for Douglas R. Shewan anc viewpoint, the Befreshment com­ $2.25 a Year Robert T. Colquhoun, whosi arrived on Monday with a cargo of mittee in particular being highly address for service and place o: fuel oil, and departed for Buckly Anyox & Alice Arm business is 402, Dominion Build The Herald job printing depart­ complimented on their very fine ing, Vancouver, B. C. Bay on Tuesday afternoon. spread. ment is always anxious to oater to The S. S. Griffco is discharging your wishes. Our prices are right general cargo and a large amount and our work is right. , • of machinery for the new concen­ Large Amount of Liquor trator. is Sold in District During the six months ending ..Gift Suggestions in Mens 3D November 1st. the government liq­ •c uor store at Anyox disposed of goods to the Value of $119,615.25. Wear arid Jewelry Sales at the Alice Arm store total­ led $13,571,45 from June 29th. (at Many new arrivals in this Department will help solve lEBfshing {ou All a itertg Christmas which date store was opened) to November 1st. the problems of the Christmas Shopper. This new W. M. ClimmingS. Agent for all Vancouver Daily Papers Following is the value of liquor stock comprises Silk, English Broadcloth and Jaeger - Post Office Building, Alice Armv sold by some other stores in the province. Wool Shirts, Broadcloth Pyjamas, Silk Scarves, Indiv­ ID at sane Stewart... $94,283.10 idually Boxed Ties, Collar Boxes, Soft Collar Cases, Prince Bupert-..... $246,446.75 Smithers $60,423.34 Handkerchief Boxes, Fancy Hose in Silk, Terrace '...;.. $23,041.40 and Silk and Wool, Handkerchiefs in Atlin $5,882.00 Ocean Falls $83,897.55 Silk, Linen and Fine Cambric, PowellEiver. $47,311.80 Suspender and Garter Trail ,.. $67,153,55 Brew for YOU Sets, Belts, Became: A boy at Christmastide, thinks Etc. "Caicade" etande for all that ie good in he has been cheated if he finds beer brewing. It hat behind it the things to wear among his presents. WILL BE ON DISPLAY NEXT WEEK reiourcee of the moit scientific plant in A girl has a grievance if she doesn't, the Weit. It indicate* purity beyond reproach. It cure* the longest thirit, invitee the palate, bring* the healthy The needle in the haystack con glow of good cheer and content. It it the Million-dollar Brew — brewed tor tinues to baffle mankind,, but the Men's Wear Department YOU. pine needle on the parlor carpet Get acquainted with has no secretiveness whatever, at GRANBY STORES "Cascade" at the Govern­ this time of year. ment Liquor Store today. Foreign Timber Shipments L- Increasing VANCOUVER BREWERIES LIMITED Hon. T. D. Pattullo, minister of lands, shows that water-borne shipments of timber manufactured Winter Steamship Service in British Columbia, for the first Effective December 27th. nine months of the year amounted to 348,000,000 board feet, as S.S. PRINCE RUPERT will leave Anyox for Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle. against 195,000,000 feet for the and intermediate points, Thursday, 11.00 same period last year, or a gain of p.m. 78 per cent. S.S. PRINCE, JOHN will sail from Prince Rupert, for Vancouver, via Queen Charlotte Island ports, December 29th, January 12th, 20th, February 9th, 23rd. It is said that if you sling enough PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE FROM PRINCE RUPERT mud, some of it is bound to stick. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY, at 6.45 p.m., for Smithers, Prince Leaders of the government and George, Edmonton and Winnipeg; making direct connections for all points East and South. provincial party will need severai For Atlantic Steamship Sailings or further information, apply to any Canadian Nat­ This advertisement is net published or displayed by the Liquor Control hot soap and water baths this Board or by tbe Government of British Columbia. ional Agent, or to R. F. McNAUGHTON, District Passenger Agent, Christmas if the saying holds good. Prince Rupert, B. C.