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LAND puURCHASE NOTICES. f
—_— ne that | Charles H, Flood, oc- Wye f
qake notice Viner, intend to apply to
ypauion free vasioner of lands and works RE
the fon vera iy purchase the following } ;
> permissive” ‘. ,
tot Fined jand at post planted at the
commenclie of A. Pe Ly reading Lot ‘ ;
portneast COT’ 545, thence in @ northerly |
and POSt Pe “ine shore Of Hastings Arm i ;
Hrection B10NE © jess to the Tac-U-An ,
go chaise. aati on No, 26, thence in @ an a 0 ers > tae
jidian PESCE ion 40 chains, thence in @ t
westerly Green 80 chains, thence east OR iets
goutherly os to the point of commence
erly 40 chai gc ag0 acres more or less :
sig Meqgianing 930 scree, toe Oe | are using Baby’s Own Soap
pated. Jun 1 Coe nt, a: 4048 | Sra
ai, Mg, via we 8, 1088. | in th ry not merel
pub, Ju Ce ee
,» Land Distr t—District of Coast, e nurse no m y ae
skeens ™ wnge 5, can
» that Dora L. Wright, of b h h l i ¥
Take ri hb. C., Gecupation married ecause t ey t emse ves Sik
prince Rupe io apply aeoe permission h . ° fi
hh wing described lands; ed h
g at & post panies at the were was wi it, W) en .)
mn Lot 421, Kange 5, th .
1 iol heat se eeuat inf. but also beca
hence gut ouetie® OF dunt ants, but also use ex-
chains more or Jess e 4 \
f Lot 6142, thence he Saas
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op 108° DORA L. WHIGHT
Ju jst, 1918, |
Dale tig, 18, 1019—Oct, 18, 1948. | §
ant Durier—plstet of Count, | so smooth—be so pleasant Re
° hange 5. | Ne ri
1 Gech J, Crew, of | { t d li eed a
perntission 40 purchase a EG o use—and cost as little. i!
ribed lands: ) at Cle OWYio gy Gate ek. : ; : ts 4
at 8 poss oer or Loot. 180, it a3 4 mA PRK Baby's Own Soap is best for Baby piae 2
L j Bu, s ) tis Yee ' i
ast District, thence south x | te i, ta es +c , * ae
ans. thence West 40 Chains, thence north | ~ % gv av ak and best for 4 Ou. 4 by fe
Cie qins, wmence east 40 chains to point " - “oy 6 : nian be
commencement, containing 80 acres Imitations and sub. itutes are made as cheap as ee
more or tes CECIL J, CREW. | possible; Baby's Own is as good as possible. 54-13 3 fe
Pr. M, Miller, Agent bine } ; i
pared Aus. g2nd se Het. 19, 1043. THE £7GHT. ALBERT SOAPS LTD., Mfrs., 4 MONTREAL he
Te 2 idaieenal ea |
ae and District—District of Coast, Pe ee ee aT tones geese ere nee —— — ———— yi Fae
skeena Lane nange 6: : iS et
» notice that Louls Frank Banville, ° os
“ peiDes Rupert, B. C,, occupation ratl oes
roader, intends to apply for permission to gt
ihe following described lands: j i i
ag munencing at & post planted about 20 as:
chains east of Mile Post 76 from Prince iebhan bn
hupert, G. T. 3 allway, Be fhe gouth j THIRD ANENUE P.O. DRAWER 1524 PHONE No, 8 ie a
side the track, thence ¢€as 5 ‘ 15, } ee
hence south Py chains 10 bank of Skeens { \ att : he
‘ver, thence following the river bank ib } : +a . é { .
Hier ey and northerly direction to point A ee Supplies Sheet and Plate Glass ee
of commencement, containing 20 acres ane Paints rs’ Supplies Plate = Mirrors | ' Md
more or less. WARM ‘ain WARE Stoves, Ranges } ,
LOUISE FRANK BANVILLE. Aedes Oils Tinware 7%
pated July 18th, 1949; CORNER> Varnishes Graniteware
Pub. Aug. 18, 1918—-Oct. 18, 1913. -
skeena Land District—District of Coast, ANN The ‘‘ Stay Satisfactory i
hange 6. UAL SCRAP OF ONTARIO DENTAL COLLEGE. :
T Range.”’ 4
Take notice that Thomas 8. Crew, ol ; } . "vd
vans, Engen, couepeuee weaoween| This college boasts of Raving stutemte ee and graduates in every city in Canada. Every year | EM
chasi wing described lands: + the students have a scrap, and an added interest was attached to this as a result of the war | if
ne at & pos led » ha . . “ i s : : ~={x"#==_h
ommencing At Sohtbeast corner of Lot paint. One side wore sticking plaster on the forehead so they might distinguish friends | :
ins, oe 80 ah wieinas bende from foes; and both’ sides were armed with pots of shoe blacking with which they daubbed 4° Dee oe
s) chains, thence south c S, thence ; 3 €
fast $U chains, thence north 40 chains to each other’s faces. It was a high old time, but the young men cut ludicrous figures at its
r nupencement, containing 362U close 5 ee
‘ more or less. ws | if
THOMAS 87 CREW. | ;
v. M. Miller, Ageut = a ae q
Dated July 21st, 1913. : |
“se athe JAY P, GRAVES HAS RESIGNED ———_(RAMVELL BOOTH IS.
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| Ri
Skeena Laud ‘Disirict—District of Coast, e COMING TO CANADA| x
hange 5 ‘ re “ HE, cr
uke notice that Marion Waugh, of - Church Services - ri os
’ erimission i purchiis FROM BIG GRANBY SMELTER C0 en | = — i a
is Ww aph DOEIDIGRION | 44) {PARNER © All the Officers of Salvation Army | ee ee
followme descriped lauds; y ES be f + ee oe
Mihains in a northerly Uhreclon 1roW to Meet Him at Toronto or We Sat acid bean ee e ne :
wiliwest ebrict ‘ot Lot 0148, Mik: | HAS CARRIED BURDEN OF MANAGEMENT SINCE ITS ORGAN- Winnipeg. Givesa Quick, Easier to Use Soares HAG ot 2h Sam: sas Bee hs
writ 40 chains,’ more or less fo, soul IZATION FOURTEEN YEARS AGO—FAILING HEALTH rs paltinakiek aaa Mae Brilliant Polish Better for sade an Oe ee
boundary ol 5148, ehice ent 40 | le Salvi Army lant - FW. . A, "ASTOR e ttt
mains, it south 40 chains, thence east ASSIGNED AS REASON. , ilvation Army in Canada That Lasts speed eats NU Tet z ow
tl encement, ol taining 4 0 ‘sctes ID ra q ei Sapeiecaaentes Atego alba cINTYRE MeL, Si  Nmam OTH , i.
mnencement, Con zr 16 cres more , Tes “7
ir less : zs After carrying the larger part)Mr. Graves as the reason for his| historical importance to that or- Me muemoae arr, ore Sip it
MARION WAUG : ‘inin e ces every Suni at Me
Date y 29nd, 1913. of the burden of the manage- relinguishment of the manage-|panization in the welcome to the a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday 7 ies
Pub. Aug. 18, 1943—Uet, 13, 1913. . ment, but he still retains the po-} ~ - - School 2.80 p.m. Baraca F
——— nnn tinant of the corporation eve! {Dominion for the first time of Peat a ES Rigi hee Ra ee OME Ee Bible Class 2.30 p.m. a ‘4
Skeena Land District—District of Coast, ! og |Sition of vice president and will} ; i ; REV. W. J’ SCOTT Acting Pastor - ia
Range 5. since it was organized in 1899,}), actively’ associated with the|*heir new general, W. Bramwell | % \ + he
notice that Arthur 0, Crew, Of] jay p. Graves, for years ViC¢)}eompany in an advisory capacity. | Booth, eldest son and successor San ee Ay 7

 
 

, occupation surveyor, in

apply for permission to purchase] y»resident and general manage! - . ‘ . palieved at |/Of the late General William ° Services every Sunday at ll :

ng Oss ; a3: presiden An + He endeavored to be relieved at

es peek oe Booth, founder of this world- ou Who Live jar uto own Side ae
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nor ee eee counar *0)of the Granby Consolidated Min-|the annual meeting a year ago,
xe $, Coast District, thence}jng, Smelting and Power Com- |but his fellow directors prevailed wide movement. REV. MR. DIMMICK - PASTOR
chains more 88 lo northeas ow gi eek oie : .
Lot 606, re Or eee st gu chams,| pany, has relinquished the active |upon him to remain in command Toronto and W innipeg are the ST. ANDREW’S ANGLICAN CHURCH ,
{north 20 chains more oF jess {management of the enterprise, |of operations until the Hidden |"ly centres to be visited by Gen- CAN BUY SATISFACTORILY FROM HENRY BIRKS AND SONS, LTD. Cor. Fifth Ave. and Dunsmuir Place
more ee chewing whore of take wland at the annual meeting of the|Creek smelter and development jeral Booth, and extensive ar- THROUGH THEIR WELL ORGANIZED MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT | i pane tS ee oe
point ‘ encement, contuinil au mn ; jrange nts for ony . | , 7:30. inday e
cereamnore Of bebe Nera tee company in New York last Tues-| projects were advanced well to-|"angements for public and pri- school, 9:30 p. m. aol § ar
ARTHUR 0, CREW. day F. M. Sylvester, who has been|ward completion, and a compro- | vate gatherings are being made. Our Illustrated catalogue ‘will be sent to any address in British Co- | COE oS Sunday be fad
; P. M.Miller, Agent acai aaa ees 4 sak we antan he iasnatina tlie The general leaves Southamp- lumbia free upon request. You will need this catalogue in making your of month, st 11 a mM. by hh de
Dated y 23rd, 1013 as tant genera manager or |mise was ellectet y creating 1¢ Christ itt. selecti if ish to eend gifte to friends In the Mast and third Sunday at 8 . aaa
Pub, Aug. 18, 1943—Uct. 13, 19i2. fo “ le : ted t0-\poesitio ‘f° assistant reneral |ton on October 23rd and proceeds Mas Gite Soraions, you wish to send g riends in the | a. m. Mae
a the last year, Wa promoter 0} position ( a stan fenera sinent:-4 Teint Roan ; choose from our catalogue and we will have tnem delivered from our East- } REV. E. C. BURCH i Rector woare
ake notice that 1, Walltam Macy, lihe vacancy caused by Mr.|manager for Mr. Sylvester, with |G!"°! o Toronto, arriving on ern stores according to our telegraphed Instructions. Our new store, Sone i pet
HYUA ; upatiun calerer, intend to Saturds lave ' . shere > |
H PCommissione! of Lands} Graves’ withdrawal and also was|the understanding that he was to | Saturday, Nevember 4st, where he which will be opened to the public about Nov. 1st, is one of the largest | THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL 7"
rmission t0 purchase We}. ion a position on the executive|}succeed Mr. Graves this vear, | ¢™&ageements will keep him until and finest in the world, and the largest and best equipped in Western | Granville Court ye
Bac ve\ planted on the] hoard provided his services were satis- November 6th, after which he will America. ¢ Sunday services at 11 e
of 5 cL. Lot and Post 1 : i ith j assigned by| factory go on to Winnipeg, remaining Write for our catalogue today. It represents our large stock of | o 0) or wahal
ihence southerly 20 chaibs ailing rweaitu 8 assignet . acvory. | ’ c ay ol, : F “ s
of Goose Bay to 8. T. L there until November 44th. eee SeW eT, Miverwands Out Slane, Gee Beate, Lester Speer are gg er eS ah Se
I yg BORBU-Obs thence , . * ay, ednes 3 jurs- eae ea
rection 90 ‘chatns, thence Commissioner David C, Lamb, day’ and. Saturday. G9
y cco 20 oe thence OIL STEAMER GIVEN FORT FRASER STATION international secretary and head QQ TT a re fo
hs to the point of commence : . | 7 y :
: : of the emigration department; CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETINGS ieee

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Choa Ane T RECEPTION i =| 8s ae’ ig le t ° e . } Held in Hays Bldg, 245 2nd Ave. 3 eae
C. H. Flood, Agent A CREA Order Fixing Site Issued by Rail Jommissioner John Lawley and enr ir Ss ons imite | Sunday service 11 8. m. te ie
Dated June 27th, 1913, | way Commission. Colonel Theodore Kitching will ’ Sunday school moots after -

UD, duly 28, 1013 Sept,.22, 1013. Et Cae | accompany General Booth fr ym the morning service, es- > :
== | Tanker That Quieted the Waves | Sera . we , , JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS timony meetings Wednes-

snore .| England. days at 8 p. m. Reading /
NOTICE. About Burning Volturno Is | Ottawa, Oct. 16.—The board of Bland : ; room is open every day

: cneaee L } : All officers of the army and Geo. E. Trorey, Managing Director VANCOUVER, B.C except Sundays and legal 3
aoe is hereby given that pursuant to Greeted by London. ‘railway commissioners has iS-|qejegates in the territory extend j holidays from 2 p. m. to ne:

he provisions of chapter 115 » Re- aa Nan : . & 7 © - 5 p. m. ‘
‘ised Chenier or ipl aaa + Ot ae Be aR lsued an order approving of a sta-|ing from Port Arthur to Halifax, S A
deposited wi sanada, F. 1, Wilson has London, Ost. 14,—The oil tank ; : p ; ‘ : :
Works @ plan Pe yg ad nano hict tion site at Fort Fraser, mile-jalso from ‘Newfoundland, will ook inl
er Wer oye or popose O bel eta; P arraganse : ar- i i a
Prine Ruy rt aa br aya scribed htop ar, jai rc ae age 372: east of Prince Rupert. meet their leader at Toronto, and
‘ce Kupert, B. C., briefly described as] pjyed * , the morn- 7 3 fr “or Pilli 3 cae
WAS, commencing 859.3 ft. north and Greed wath ihe She etl This will give to Fort Fraser those conn W ieee sion e
Cove Cirey; °a8t from the centre of Seal] jng on the scene of the Volturno On *acific coast afl Winnipeg. PRAIA AAA AA AAA AAA AA AAAAAAI IAAI AE PIAA AIDA DADA AAA AAAARAAAAIASAAAA IA. >
Kuper’ ye #8, ShOoWn on Plan 923, Prince “ first class railway facilities, as

“rt Land Hegistry OMce, being south-| disaster, and by scattering tons ” rT a ee eee § e

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degre ne’ Sublot 7, thence north 36
fh to harks utes 30 goconds west 700) of oil on the raging sea greatly
Brees _ vor Line Thence south 36 de-

‘6 minutes 1 second west 370 ft.Jaided the rescue work, received a

  

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mp cre os scription of said proposed site

the f posited @ duplicate of each of |band on board a tug met her doWD|Thirty Nights on Special Train. tion that most readers of
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cra ee line, thence south 36 de ' \ owners of Fort Fraser townsite ——_— aa
» high ttbutes bY second east 546 ft.) preg recepl » her arrival in ; , : : @
wale eet mark, thence following high i agate she tata: Detene desired, “What mischief has Scoop :
ark to point of beginning, with althe Thames at noon today, A ‘ —— been into today?” is a ques- . t ‘

Pele inh the Land Registr 20
Pp i gistry Office Tv !
‘i Prince Kupert, B. G., and is applying to|{he river and played The Gon- él

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Governor . a moet :
thereor ‘n Councll for “approval! oering Hero” and a succession} Chicago, Oct. 16.—From the each evening when they pick :
lawa, On ae ‘ ‘ a 4 » #ounrnt .
WACDON Nee 1 ieihy 4043; tof national airs. time they leave Chicago Sunday] 3 up their favorite paper. To LETTERHEADS
W-Sept. Solicitors for the Applicant, Vessels’ whistles screamed and}/night on their tour of the world those who follow his antics Summer is over and the Fall trade has begun. ts
daily he is a real, live being BUSINESS CARDS . ao

si s of cheers from the crowds] until they sail fol Japan from
ae . To get your shate you must have some sort of

November in whom they take a personal
interest. The News has re-
cently received plaster casts
of both Scoop and the Boss
which have been displayed in

*0-Oct 27, 1048,

WATER noween, “lon the river banks greeted the Vancouver, B, C., on FOLDERS

Annu — crew of the Narragansett as they 19, the New York Giants and the
mana m6 se -~ 4 license to take and use}reached the Anglo-American Oil|Chicago White Sox will spend
f British Column ook — Water Act}/QGompany’s wharf, The ship had|thirty nights in a sleeper on their
f ding 2 a number of survivors on board. | special train. Arrangements

printed matter—a circular, folder, booklet or cata-
SHIPPING logue. Be sure to have that work done properly. a
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Sal , ~ » applicant is B, C, Jews wi :
all W rks Lid., #, SL. ghee, aeeal: , Dats ate were completed here yesterday anagem wr Pe BLOTTERS represent you; then don’t make the mistake of
7 he address of th : Illy K k for all steel train to carry the racte much attention.
Prine. © applicant is They Usually Knock. or an all s o carry nag C ids “Gis abt +. ¢
Hee ttupert, B,C. ; players to the coast. Three} % Scoop admirers who wish VISITING CARDS sending out a poorly printed circular or booklet.
© han f » gina ~ . » ey ‘ ‘ n , , r lDrpRe
River, ‘The stream = cree is oe “How is the play?’ sleeping cars, an observation duplicates of these can get BALL We are QUALITY PRINTERS and can produce a
tain range about = Se ‘SOUTOD 5B SOUn- “ ree sard itiear ¢ ac rrage hem at The News office for :
nee how Ut tiles West of the Skeena Ti must be fine. I heard it}ear and a combination baggage se Be e piece of printed matter that you would be proud
and empinn in & southeasterly direction| praised by a couple ol dead-|and buffet car will comprise the 75 cents a pair, ‘ PROGRAMMES ;  «*
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8 This nod IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWARDS—

on it ‘Db ane’ Was posted on the grour :

Q, "& copette or September, ise Carefully selected Lands at Reasonable Prices and on
Hon pursuant thease holice and an applica- easy terms.

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omic’ Of the Water Act Will be tiled hy the

Ruper the Water Reeorder adi tan
the suid. Ware eiections may be tied with _ a
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