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ese Toe Z = —_—_—— = ae
SNE OF RESCLUE-wHeRE
cCeNe ao cone & SIDE MAID-OF-THE=MIST LANDING wags
MAN W o. 3 E-LINE SwAm out WHERE LANGAARD BEoan aT
TD CRIPPLED MOTOR Boat _HIS PERNLOUS TRIP THROUGH = r
Fe THE RAPIDS ee Fe ad
hiner — Se
Ande i
FALLS 1!
HOW PETER W. LANGAARD FLIRTED WITH DEATH BEFORE THE MOVING PICTURE MACHINES
youtle Oe eS ree : ot This diggran HON the Niagara Gorge leading to the famous whirlpool
x ; a 3 f the Mi 7 fas | Dies eee ene « have Jost their lives. Qn October 23, Peter W. Lan-
: the a = ; I _ in re pe ue (ust lian side in a sma motor boat as a subjeet for the moving picture men.
hroug 1 | T gsi doe feos ~ were) passed into the whirlpool, where driftwood clogged the propellor. Repeat-
a drawn, © We centre aoe | ach time g | body he managed to keep the boat from be-
down O01 a8 The strain, which la d several hours, was exhausting to both men and spectators. As darkness
eel car saan Ee ene wore ao across the whirkpool . A crowd inbering a thousand had gathered, when Fred
Pp {f Niagara Fa a, mtario, volunteered | with Out with a life line Lied to his wrist. After two attempts he reached
id held its side as rescued and rescuer were slowly pulled ashor: th the line attached to him.

 

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LAND PI RCHASE NOTICES.

that 1, Charles H. Flood,
miner, intend to apply to}
iouer of lands and works
purchase the following

planted at

 

at a post

the

 

 

of A. P. L. reading Lot

2 , thence in @ northerly

4 og we shore of Hastings Arm
0 chains m or less to the Tac-U-An
salah ie 1) No, 26, then in @
india girection 40 Chains, thence in @

 

tion 80 Chains, thence east
to the point of commence

aly 4

chains

ment, containing 320 acres more or less
JHARLES, H. FLOOD

pated June 27th, 1943,

pub, July “28, 1913-—Sept. 22, 1013.

Skeena Laud District District of Coast, |
hange 6.
that Dora L, Wright, of

 

b. C., occupation married |
tw apply for permission
following described lands;

   

 

 

 

yencing @t & post planted at the
ner Of Lot. 421, Mange 6,/)
thence north 20 chains

to nortieast corner of Lot

3, thence east 20 chains more or less
o we boundary Of Lot 6142, thence
south 2 hains more or less to the shore
of Lak Lake, thence Westerly and
southerly along Said shore to the point of
cmmencemeht, containing 40 acres more
i
E DORA L, WRIGHT

Dated July 2ist, 1943.

Aug. 18, 1013-—-Oct. 13, 1913.
age: L District—District of Coast,
Kange 5.

Take 0 e that Cecil J, Crew, of
Ports Wales, occupation banker, in
rend. ipply for permission to purchase |
Li ug described lands;

i at & post planted one mile
itheast corner of Lot 130,

ad i District, thence south vw
ba ther west 40 Chains, thence north
re: 4 © east 40 chains to point

{ men containing 8U acres

CECIL J, CREW.
P, M, Miller. Agent
‘ 22nd, 1913.
AUB 8, 1¥15-—Uct, 13, 1913
keeua La District—District of Coast,
Kange 5,

Take notice that Louis Frank Banville,
f ice Kupert, B. U,, occupation rail
au) i to apply for permission to

uw « tue following described lands;
al @ post planted about 20
Mule Post 76 from Prince
i Hallway, on the soul
thence @€@si OU Challis,
chains Ww bank of Skeena
following the river bank in
northerly direction to point
ement, containing 20 acres

 

LOUISE FRANK BANVILLE,
Sih, 1013.
1015 Oct. 13, 1013.

District—District of
ange &.
Thomas, 5.
giana, occuUpsuonh gfelliemanu
apply for permission Ww pur
wing described lands;
4 post planted one
the southeast corner of
mst District, thence west
suulh 40 Chails, thence
hails, thence north 40 Chains i
Auk Linehocement, containing J2)

Coast,

cha Land

Take not
¢lbury bu

bat Crew, of}

hall
Luli

 

chalis, Luchce

THOMAS 8
Y. M,
walec JU vist, 1¥4s,
Pub, A 1918—uUct,

CREW.
Miller, Agent

13, 1913

 

Meas La L ict—-District of |
hiaguge 6,

Mike I thal

Cuasi,

Waugh, <
Spilster, ib
purchass

Marion
upalion
peruiission to

rived iands;
at & post planted about
Law ba "not lhuerly Girection [ruil
law rher Of Lot 6149, Kang
Lakelse Valley, Uielce
baits, more or jess to south
6145, thence west 41
th 40 chains, thence east
less back t point of
Llaining 160 acres more

 

 

 

fs MARION WAUGH.
ma hec , 121
"ub. Aug Vis bet, 13, 1013.
Mecha Laud District—District of Coast,
Kiange 6,
take nol that Arthur O, Crew, of
Vides, Kigia occupation surveyor, in
us WO Gpply for permission to purchase
‘OHOWihe described lands;
WHINCKCLUE 4 & post planted about 20
Mas Horii tue noriweast corner ol
wy evo, ange , Coast District, thence
oe *V Cialis more or less to northeast
coo we 8 thence east 20 chalis,
a rps hains more or less to
© OF lake, thence Westerly 20 chains
bint Ur lowing shore of lake to
TES Lore oencement, containing 40
or ke
AnH My 0. GREW.
Dated M.Miller, Agent.
ated, J rd, ah
rub, Aug, 18, 104% Oct. 13, 1913
von, jlotce that 1, William Macy, of
: upalion caterer, Intend to
e nt orks fa Hon, Coramissioner of Lands
; for permission to purchase te
Comme Geseribed lands;
m uenCLag al a& post planted on the
bu theast rher of §, L. Lot and Post
long the sh, ocnce southerly 20 chains
pt andi hore of Goose Bay to 8. L.
Da Wester: (CAding SO280-0529, thence
bat th : Girection 20 chains, thence
si 9 hatin direction 20 chains, thence

 

to the

oe point of commence
OnWining

jess.

 

100 acres more or
WILLIAM MACY,
C. HU. Flood, Agent.
1013,

1Visd—sept.

oe nerenen

NOTICE,

Dated J .
ube 27th
"Ub. July 98. 49

1913.

22,

 

Notice |
we pt
ised

hereby given that pursuant to
ch Ns of chapter 445 of the Re-
posit mes ter of Canada, F, L., Wilson has
ork “c With the Minister of Public
steer’ “i Of & work proposed to be
Bice T, on land in the Harbor of
bllows “Pert, B, C,, briehy deseribed as
077.68 f, Tamencing 859.3 fT, north and
Ove Cire east from the centre of Seal
hubert (ang, SHOWN on Plan 928, Prince
¢ a Airy OMice, being south
mit UbDlol” 7, thence north 36 |
‘illes SY seconds west 760
m itis Thence south 386 de-
id harhne 1 second west 370 ft,
Pants line, thence south 86 de-
high: y es UteS 59 second east’ 546 ft.
Mer mark to tek, thence following high
in and desem hah! Of Deginning, with @
Md has depos PUOH Of sald proposed site
le foregoing iy Guplicate of each of
Hupe 1 ‘he Land Registry Omee
Governa, B. (., and is applying to
hereof 'n Gouncil for approval
) thaw
*uante September 16th, 1948.
INNELL & HONEYWELL,

Soli
22-Oct 97,4

  

N-Sepi, rs for the
913. Applicant.

 

_ LOS ANGELES WATER AND POWER

 

SYSTEM COST Tk

 

 

 

 

TY MILLIONS

TWO DAYS’ CELEBRATION OF TURNING ON THE WATER SUP-
PLY AFTER EIGHT YEARS OF LABOR IN BRINGING

 

DANIELS OPPOSES
OLD WARSHIP PLAN

Was Proposed to Use Them for
Hospitals Instead of Ex-
perimental Targets

International

 

 

JOHNSON LOSES THE

 

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IT FROM SIERRAS.

Los Angeles, Cal., No { eastern edge of California. Gen-
Having accomplished the feat of|eral Adna R. Chaffee lifted the
bringing its municipa water | gates which turned into the mon-
supply through conduits a dis-|ster San Fernando reservoir a
tance of more than 250 niiles,| flow which assures to the city a
j}Los Angeles began two days of|supply of 260,000,000 gallons of
festivities today in celebration of | water every twenty-four hours.
its achievement Tomorrow the celebration will

Thousands of citizens weht oul|be continued, the climax coming
|this morning to the head of San| with the dedication of a fountain |
Fernando Valley, twenty-three|costing half a million dollars to |
miles north of the city, and saw|commemorate a work that en-
cascading oul of the mouth of| tailed eight years of labor and an
the Los Angeles aqueduct @ ¢rys-| expense, including a project to
tal flood drawn from the heights! develop 47,000 horsepower, in ex-
of the Sierras which rim thelcess of thirty million dollars,

HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE:

Colored Boxer

Boxing Commis-
sion Takes Action on the

Paris, Nov .6 At a meeting of
Washington, Noy. 6th—Shop-!the International Boxing Com-
worn, frayed ou n the edges|mission in Paris last night the
and otherwise useless battie-|world’s heavyweight champion-
ships that Uncle Sam has discard) chip was declared vacant on the
ed should me be used as sal grounds that Jack Johnsens
tariums for tubercular children |conviction in the American
in the opinion of Secretary Dan-j|courts and his repeated refusal
iels for the navy Department. He cs fight.
is not impressed with the plat ie Delegates from the United “ta-
put forward by a number of phy- |¢ Belguim and Switzerland
sicians and endorsed by the | were present and the action tak-
Fourth International School of|en had the approval of the Eng-
Hygiene that the world warriors |lish section of the Union.
of the sea be used for this put- | . meses isles
pose, | DID WELL ON VACANT LOT.
In this Daniels has the sup-] —_——
port_of Surgeon-General Stokes, That the efforts of The Miner
who says that the old warships|early in the spring in calling at-
could not be put to worse use.|tention to the possibilities of the
Far better be that they be|cultivation of vacant lots has
sed f targe practice,” says|been prolific of good was demon-
Dr. Stokes strated by Dan Davis, who stated
sec i Daniels points out|that he had earned $150 in grow-
hat the sle ge quarters are al-jing potatoes and garden truck
wa below decks, are cramped)this seasor In the office of The
d art ehted and venti-|Miner there was exhibited last
ited Besides this the vessels }week a splendid specimen of tur-
are damp below decks from the}nip, grown from Suttons seeds,
mois the hull besides samples of Ashcroft and
ee Peachblow potatoes. The speci-
Something in, a Name. mens were sent down by the pa-
—_—— per to Mr. Tomlinson, provincial
The Irishman had had a seri-|horticulturist at Prince Rupert,
ous accident and had been hustled|for examination with a view to
oY to the hospital to be operated | ascertaining a remedy for the
upon As he lay upon the bed|defeets caused by worms in the
he beckoned to the nurse and|turnips, and particularly in their
said weakly: | destruction of radishes and other
“ll not be operated upon by}reots. Mr, Tomlinson has been
that docther. Ye must find an-|always anxious and ready to as-
other one.” sist the truck grower and farmer
“Why? remonstrated the; with advice as to destructive in-
nurs “He's one of the clever- lsects, etc., and the class of seeds
est surgeons living.’ suitable for different localities.
“Mavbe,” was the reply, “but Portland Canal Miner.
he has an unlucky name, I} lianas ~bidinesiiiiaals
heard them say his mame was | It was cruel the way they kick-
Docther Kilpatrick, and, ye see,/ed Boss Murphy's dog around in
me name's Patrick ey York last Tuesday

 

 

 

CANADIAN PACIFIC GRAIN ELEVATOR A

Grain elevator of the Ganadian Pacilu
which has within the last few days
the ground, contaiming about voo,0l

grain is being shipped quickly to ay

‘

   

T TRANSCONA,

 

   

MAN.
Railway at Transcona,
sunk about 20 feet into
10 bushels of grain. The

oid frost and rain,

| mended
| licence

| preparing
of the legislature which opens on

 

QUEBEC'S PLAN TO.

GO DRY BY DEGREES

Licenses Not Granted for Fixed

Amount but on Percentage
Basis
Nov. 6.
abolition of bars in
collection of revenue, not by
of licences for a fixed
ount, but on a percentage
and the reduction of licences
the cities and towns of the
vince, it is stated,
in the report
commission,
Lomer Gouin
liquor question in Quebec,
and which the

The g
hoteis,

Quebee

sale

which

Sir to consider

November 18 will consider. Leg-

lislation dealing with these points
inter-

is expected to
esting struggle

provide an
in the House.

HER WELCOME TO AMERICA

Here’s welcome, Mrs. Pankhurst,

Though with candor we must
state

That we've barred our doors and

windows,
And have put on armor

You say you won't be militant
While you are with us here,

But we're not taking chances
On a brickbat in the ear!

basis,
in
pro-
will be recom-
the
appointed by
the
Is now

session

plate!

 

McCatfery & Gibbons

SECTION 1.

Lot on Second Ave., $6,000.00; %
cash, bal. arr.

Lot on Third Ave, Block 35,
$5,000.00; 1-3 cash, bal. 6, 12
and 48.

SECTION 2.

Lot 6, Block “410, $4,400.00; %
eash, bal. arr.

Lot 123, Block 20, $850.00;
$437.50 cash, bal. G. T, P.

SECTION 5.

Lots 3-4, Block 5, $5,500.00; $2,-
200.00 cash, bal. good terms.
House and lot 21, Block 14, 84,-
200.00; $1,500.00 cash, bal.

and 2 vears.

Lots 5-6, Bloc 81, $41,100.00;
$400.00 cash, bal. 6, 12 and 18

Lot 24, Block 87, >4,200;00;
$535.00 cash, bal. 1 and 2 yrs.

House on Dunsmuir St., between
ith and Sth avenues, modern,
$4,000.00; good terms,

SECTION 6.

Lot 27, Block $3,500.00; %

cash, bal. 1, 2 and 3 years
SECTION 7.

Lots 23-24, Block 29, $2,000.00;

$800.00 cash, bal. 1 and 2 years.

Lots 23-24, Block 81, $2,250.00;
$1,000.00 cash, bal. easy.

Lots 1-2, Block 39, $2,500.00;
cash, bal. 1 and 2 years.

SECTION 8.

Lot 44, Block 25, $525.00;
cash, bal. 6, 12 and 48.
Lots 23-24, Block 32, $1,

4-3 cash, bal. 6, 12 and 48.

McCaleny i Gibbons

4.3

M%

500.00;

 

 

WATER NOTICE.

Application for a license to take and use
Act

water will be made under the Water
of British Columbia as follows:
i. The name of
Salt Works, Ltd,, F. H. Mobley, agent.
2. The address of the applicant
Prince Rupert, B. C.

3. The name of the stream is Kwinitsa
The stream has its source in moun-
miles west of the Skeena
direction

River,
tain range about 5
iver, flows in a4 southeasterly
and empties into Skeena River about
mile south from Kwinitsa station,

The water is
the stream on the south side, about
feet from mouth.

5. The purpose
will be use

The land on w
be used is described as follows;
claims owned by
Lid., and locatec
Lot 75, Skeena River,

the applicant is B. C.

is

to be diverted from
5,280

Mineral
the B. GC, Salt Works,
adjacent to Lot 74 and

 

|
radual |
the |
the
am-

lessly.

is this:

There is a man who makes shoes for children—

and sells them to stores all over Canada
But he is only just learning how

It was this way:
Brown—’phoned to him and asked him to buy some
underwear for little Brown.

Picture Brown now among the throng of mothers at
the ‘* Children’s Underwear’”’
Underwear for a child of six.
What on earth does he know about Children
Underwear? For lack of anythin %

asks: ‘‘Is this good quality P””

and quite conclusive: ‘‘It’s peed a well-
advertised line.
Brown pays his money and goes home, quite satisfied
with his purchase.

   
  
 
  
  
 
  
  
       
        
     
          
   
     
     
     
      
             
     
      
   
   
   
    
    
 
      
      
              
         
     
          

people buy.

His wife—let us call her Mrs.

 

counter. He asks for
He looks it over =.

better to say in
€ answer is short

That short word says ev

Now what bothers Brown—a manufacturer of shoes,
How would it affect the
shoes if the salesman said

urchase of a child’s
hey’re Brown’s’’?

Nobody knows Brown’s shoes. Brown doesn’t advertise.

The name Brown signifies nothing when used in con-
nection with children’s shoes.
persuasive wiles to induce people to buy them.

The salesman must use all his

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Shoes as
with less effort ?

 

The point is—If the name Brown was as synonomous with Children’s
“Blank’s”’ is with Underwear, wouldn’t Brown sell more shoes

 

 

If you are doing a local business talk over your advertising problems with the Advertising
Department of this newspaper. national business
it would be well for you to have the counsel and assistance of a good advertising mew
A list of these will be furnished, without cost or obligation, by the Secretary of
Canadian Press Association, Room 503, Lumsden Building, Toronto,

If you are doing a p or

 

 

for which the water
is mining and manufacturing.
nich the water is to

7. The quantity of water applied for is

follows: Twelve hundred

inches,

as
miners’

(1200)

8. This notice was posted on shee ground
13

on the 6th day of September,

A copy of this notice and an applica-
tion pursuant thereto and to the require-

ments of the Water Act will be fied in the

office of the Water Recorder at
Rupert, B, C.
the said Water Recorder
Compirclier of Water Rights,
Bulldings, Yistar, Bb.
B. C. SA oats WORKS, 1 TD,
ey, Agent.
W-Sept, 8 to oo” 6, 1048.

or with

Prince
Objections may be fled with

the
Parliament

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1836 THE BANK or 1913

BritishNorthAmerica

TT Years in Business |
CAPITAL AND SuRPiUS Over $7,600,000 |

 

Teach The Children |
The Value of Money

If your children learn, while
growing, not only how to
spend money wisely, but how,
by self-denial, to save some-
thing for the future, you will |
havé started them on the road
to financial success. Opena
Savings Account for each in
the Bank of British North
America, and encourage them |
to add to it regularly.

PRINCE RUPERT BRANCH

P. MARGETTS, MANAGER

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