PAGE
SIX
HOSIERY
SPECIALS
All
This
Week
Children'
Hose,
ull
sizes,
black,
while
and
brown,
3
pairs
for
$1.00
Ladies'
Cotton
Hose",
black,
while
and
brown,
3
pairs
for
SI
.00
Penman's
Pure
Silk
Hose,
black,
navy,
grey
and
nigger.
Per
pair
$1.50
Ladies'
Drop
Stitch,
brown,
while
and
black.
Per
pair
65c.
Radium
Art
Silk
Hose,
brown,
while
and
black.
Per
pair
95c
H.S.WALLACECO,LTD.
Mall
Orders
Promptly
Filled.
We
pay
delivery
charges.
Have
You
ever
heard
of
"Salt
Spring
Island"
This
wonderful
island
is
situated
iu
the
Gulf
of
'Georgia,
and
Is
noted
for
the.
tremendous
crops
of
small
fruits
raised
there.
Handicapped
by
an
irregular
boat"
service,
the
growers
cannot
ship
their
fresh
fruits
to
Vancouver
or
Victoria,
consequently
th-y
liave
estaldihcd
a
(Vj.oper-alive
4am
Factory
to
which
they
send
all
their
best
fruit
only.
The
result
of
this
policy
is
amazing.
No
pectin
is
used
in
manufacturing,
and
we
doubt
whether
ho
nut
made
jam
is
nearly
as
good
Our
first
shipment
has
arrived,
and
we
invite
you
to
a
real
treat.
This
is
1923
season's
jam
and
the
best
wc
have
ever
seen.
Three
lines
only
In
4
lb.
Palls
Strawberry,
Raspberry
and
Loganberry.
95c.
per
pail
We
are
sole
agents
for
this
lne.
PRESERVING
CHERRIES.
(.Not
sour
.
Lambert,
18
lh.
cases
$4.00
In
baskets,
each
....
85c
Peaches,
per
basket
85c
Hartlelt
Pears,
per
basket
85c
Large
Kaskels
Plums,
each
85c
Cantaloupe
....
20c
and
25c
Outdoor
Tomato,
Ih...
25c
Hothouse
Tomalos,
lb.
30c
(Jreen
Corn
on
Cob
3
for
25c
Cucumbers,
15c,
20c
and
25c
Green
and
Yellow
Means,
3
lb.
for
40c
New
Green
Peas,
3
lb..
.
25c
Large
Heads
Celery
...
20c
Complete
stock
all
lines
Grccus.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Phone
211-212.
LING
.The
Tailor
Phone
649,
WC
DO
DRY
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
OF
EVERY
DESCRIPTION
BY
8TEAM.
SUITS
ordered
to
measure
Second
Avenue.
Opp.
Post
Office
Corner.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third,
Avenue.
0
Phone
9.
C.N.R.
CONNECTIONS
FOR
WHITE
STAR
SAILINGS
Steamships
of
the
White
Star
'line
will
nail
from
Montreal
during
August
as
follows:
S.S.
"Ilc-!?ina,"
August
I;
"Megantic."
jAug.
It;
'Doric,"
Aug.
I:
"Can
dida."
Aug.
25.
Passengers
for
these
boats
should
arrange
to
leave
Prince
Huperl
via
Canadian
National
Hail
ways
July
28,
Aug.
I,
II
and
I8lh.
For
rales
and
reservations,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Huperl,
H.C.
Phone
2C0.
171-1-7
Adverlisp
in
'he
I
tail
v
New
DRYninni
electric
wash
In
macnine
Let
us
sffovv
you
how
to
do
your
whole
family
washing,
bed-clothes,
comforters,
pillows,
etc.,
without
once
pulling
your
hands
1n
the
walcr
or
having
lo
handles
wet
clothes.
Kaien
Hardware
Tel.
3.
P.O.
Box
1646.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
to
0.
Phone
686.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments,
FRESH
MILK
DAILY
From
Our
Government
Tested
Herd
of
Guernsey
Dairy
Cows.
BETTER
MILK.
BETTER
SERVICE.
STANDARD
DAIRY
Phone
Black
61.
Dr.F.P.Kenny
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block.
Phone
109
For
Appointment.
P.O.
Box
953,
Prince
Rupert.
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP
8UEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rent.
Prices
Reasonable
Phone
Blue
471.
Seoond
Ave.
1
BUFORDDUE
HERE
S
IN
Important
San
Francisco
Business
Men
and
Others
to
Visit
Prince
Rupert
The
steamer
Huftml,
which
is
.due
here
in
the
course
of
the
jiiext
few
days
from
!aij
Francisco
'with
sixty
trade
excursionists
or
Till
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
July
,yj
.u
1
1
No
other
ganized
by
the
an
Francisco
(Chan,ber
Commerce
aboard,1
,irms
,
,
,
v
len
tnsco
last
tridav-
for
lhe,,iUM
or,comnil.mat
emIeavor
nr..
jjorlli.
No
word
ha
yet
been
re.
rf,,rescnlet,
b
,he
romruisio
ce.vedvvhenlhe
vessel
wi
arrive
w1jc
t
,
here
and
il
is
belied
that
the
,
lracU
wi
Iumhail,s
iu
Aau
;paryis
possibly
reinain.ng
at
ld
yibcria-
i
in.
i
t
I
ii
ii
ii
.
V1
1
,aLCaSe
he
11UT
'V
"
""yVavlpatioii
Company,
is
sche.luled
n
The
i.'
mission
,
1,0
u,l
at
Seattle.
Prince
Huperl.
of
.
vrupie
vu
Ketchikan.
Taku
(ilacier,
Ju
o
expand
tanu-ay,
Sitka,
h.rdova.
Se
1
1.
t
l
Kohl
Hay.
Cape
1
Chaplin
aiu,
AHu
Sjb
,
,
x
,
yilH.ria
Up,umin(r,
i"1
L-m
i.
h
n,ade
i
al
iv
No"''
.
c
Michael.
,
.
the
lluford
is
t
Khl
ri
nri
nnm
an
n
.
unViii
T
"'Y.
a
n
and
w
II,
that
end
...
v.evv
7.
the
mos
of
the
important
ports
in
the
terri
ory
w,
I
he
v.s.ted
and
a
slop
made
at
MUrria
as
well.
r.r.iahi.
Li.m,,.i.
H.
S.
Hubbard
is
chairman
of
Ihe
excursion.
Waller
Hrunt,
potentate
of
Islam
Teniide
of
lh
Shrine
at
San
Francisco,
is
anion?
Ihe
excur.-ionists
accompanied
by
twenty
other
members
of
Islam'
Islai
lemples
team
who
are
makin
the
trip
to
Nome
to
put
on
the
work
for
a
class
of
twenty
novices.
ship
also
has
a
J'1
jnalender,
I.
J.
blender.
Mr.
and:
baud
composed
of
the
Hrovvn
Mr,
M
x
,:ounihan.
MisJ
1
rothers.
famous
saxophonists
J(.anp
A
,
and
L.
J.
sjneopators.
Calender.
CurtiU
Mrs.
M
,
of
the
Iiomostic
rrade
"reau'
F.
Our
fee.
Margaret
Fade,
Steuart'
San
Franeiseo.
a
mender
of
tlic,niMP
,
.?
,
.".
excursion,
will
make
an
invesli-
...
gauon
or
in.de
prosper.,
in
wliicli
a
number
of
Sana
Franc
seo
PRINCE
RUPERT
LAND
DISTRICT.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
DISTRICT.
r.i,.
.
i
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
"'on,
l.ll.irifs
llauser,
.Mrs.
Henry
foi-IHauser.
U.
S.
Hermann.
J.
S
ller-loKlnr
Cunimenrlnit-
,
.
,
rnnn
Jr
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
llolhrook,
A.
K.
Hldmes
Mr
ami
r
..ih--
ma.
uir
i.aiiirara
ritninr
I'arklnr
Company
r
,.lii
Harbor
Inland,
to
apply
for
pcnnusion
lo
i-aM
the
dwrlbMl
roresltore:
it
a
point
11.50
rhaln
norltiwrnif
rlr
rrom
Ihe
northuent
rorner
of
U.t
1006.
ihence
m
w.i
.iimt-iij
iiirrriioM
o
riiAiii
la
low
mt.p
ma.lr
r.f
fo.r.n
Hon
Entrance,
r.l..nM
IHmm
thenre
ouinwplf
rly
and
foil.
following
nd
low
water
mark
Su
rhaln..
.
more
or
to
j
point
IS
rtialn
ixirthw
iet
from
the
qiiar
-
ir
uoi
iMmi
on
ine
nore
line
or
UjI
100.
thence
w.utheaterlv
6
rhaln.
thence
norlheaterlr
So
chains,
more
or
iw
uir
h,idi
01
roiiHiiencemcni,
ana
luted
Ihlt
?0lh
day
of
July,
3.
LA.NOAHV
HSIII.0
k
I'ACkl.NO
CO,
II.
B.
Hauinflon.
Arent.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
recefved
at
l!ie
office
or
Chler
Engineer,
Wlnnlper.
Man-lloba,
until
twelve
o'clock
noon
or
I
lie
3
let
day
of
July,
19(1,
for
the
follow
Ini:
(l!
(.on.trurtlon
of
rulvertt
on
lie
Soil
them
dlvllon
Involvlny
fifty
nine
Umber
culvert
replacement.
8
Olitmantlinir
abandoned
Itn.ber
trestle
brldrei
on
the
tdson
di
vision:
Plan,
profile,
rtierlflratlons
and
form
or
"iiitrart
may
lm
teen
and
fonn
of
ten
der
.obtained
al
the
office
of
the
thief
r.nrineer,
Wlnnlper.
Manitoba:
District
Ku
a-lneer.
Sa.katooti,
Edmonton
and
Van
couver;
llvlioii
tnrlneen,
lirrlna.
:al-
rary
and
rrlnce
Huperl;
llealdent
Engineer,
i-rmce
oeorire.
The
lowent
or
any
lender
not
necea-sarlly
accepted.
A.
E.
WAnilE.X.
0neral
AUuager.
Wluiiifier,
Han.,
July
!8lh.
UJJ.
J;
NOTICE
TO,
CONTRACTORS.
ANVOX
GOVERNMENT
BUILDINOS.
KEAI4.li
TE.ftiEIIS,
aiiperarrlbed
"Tender
for
Anyoi
Ooveniment
Ilulldlug."
will
be
received
by
the
lloiHurable
Hie
Mlniiter
of
I'ubllc
Work
up
to
l
o'clock
noon
of
Turdjy,
ihe
1
7th
day
or
July,
IttI,
ror
the
ereclion
and
completion
of
Governmenl
orricea
at
Aiij
oi,
Id
the
Atlln
Electoral
Olitrlct,
B.C.
I'lana,
speririrallon.
Contract
and
Forms
of
Tender
nuy
be
aeen
on
and
after
the
1
8
10
day
of
June,
mi,
and
further
Information
obtained
at
the
1
partmenl
of
Public
Worka,
Parliament
liulldlng)
and
at
the
followlnr
offlce;
Goveriiment
Arent.
Court
lloue,
Vancouver,
and
Government
A
(rent,
court
lloue,
I'rlnce
Itupert.
j
Colea
of
plant,
peciricallon,
etc,
ran
Ins
obtained
from
the
Oeparlment
on
payment
of
a
dfolt
or
Ten
Dollari
($10.00),
which
will
be
refunded
on
their
return
In
irood
condition.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
nect-Victoria,
B.C.,
June
14th.
1013.
narlly
accepted,
P.
I'HIIJP.
Public
Work
Engineer
Pepailiueiit
of
public
Worka,
'MM
IbbbIB
TheLittleDohril'
Compared
wlili
ordinary
slzrd
piai
WHY
DO
WITHOUT
YOUR
REGULAR
PRACTICE?
You
can
have
this
'
llltlc
favorite
right
in
your
own
room
at
less
than
23o
a
day.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
kind
'Mill
doforBabq.
BORftTtD
TALCUM
Best
for
40ifeaiv
rr.l.
commanded
by
the
Ala.skan.Siberia.i
uneaii,
ward,
Utilan.
and
Seattle.
Ihe
Irip
of
8,300
miles
requiring
10
days.
List
of
Excursionists
The
Hu
ford's
passengers
are:
Miss
C.
lle.lner.
Thomas
Hell.
w
ii
iiirti-i.i....
mi
.
u"
"Tl.
'
.'wiv,
..ail.
i'lunii,
Ullll
JIIUWII,
.Mr.
Ultll
Mrs
Vroil
ltriiu-n
!..
t
m
...
.,
.
.
'
'
'
i.aura
f
,
?.
i.selien.
...
Miss
II.
I.lnuirp
Kllc,
Mi
M
Uearharl
1
w
.
.
..
'.
.
.-
ft.(
1
IMUH..,
MUlltl'S
1..
,,,'-
demiing.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
p.
Hammon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wendell
C.
Hammon.
Dr.
James
K.
Hani.'
....
i.
,i
11
...
...
(
'
M
""
I
S
11.
.
Jiinnarii,
J
I
llllh.'l
i
ril.
.vuurew
Atlilroit
I
I.'
I
'Hunt,
it.
D.
Hy.le
K.
J.
H.
Ilylan.l
.
,
,
,
,
..
,
,.
:
-
M,!,!
r.
A.
Keep,
labile
Kennedy,
u
u.
l
k'n--
i'..i
i
'
.
.7
'
.
.
""".
-Mr.
and
.Mrs.
W
.
D.
Leabv.
Mrs.
"
Mir
ulliin
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Morrison,
W.
J.
Moieland,
,rMis
Mary
H.
Me-L'wen,
S.
S.
I'eufield,
Oeorire
V.
I'enniiulon,
Tliomas
C.
Hen-!
Dilution.
Mi'
'lv
telle
I'ltillips.
Jlrs.
Knimef
I'liillip.
Mi-;
Oraee
I'hillips
H.
D.
piekell.
Min,!
Hrufsltue
Hurler.
W.
.1.
Hrewell.)
J.
K.
Hliiiiejaiider,
Mrs.
Orlauihij
(.
Sate.
Mr.
and
Mr-.
Ilenrv
Schneider.
.Mis
Agnes
M.
Smith,
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
II.
A.
Simw.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sydney
Sinnv,
Mies
Hessie
Slanwooil,
Kicil
Suellieirer
ami;
Fred
Suellierer,
jr.,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
1".
O.
Sweet,
(ieoi-e
.
'Ihorne,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
i
Ttniimiw
'I'iiiii
'tifl.,ill
I
I
,1
l
F
Van
Meeiien,
Mrs.
II.
NValton,
Mrs.
S.
H.
Woodliury.
Ship's
Officers
The
"Huford's"
oltieers
are:
L.
L.
Lane,
commander;
O.
Noren,
chief
nllicer;
J.
L,
Waseer.
ehier
engineer;.
W.
A.
UojikiiiM.
purser;
L.
J.
Ilarheau,
chief
steward.
Hesides
San
Francisco,
mlher
cities
represented
hy
the
personnel
are
Oakland,
Alameda,
lleike-ley.
Auburn.
Saeritmeiiln
l.o
Angeles,
Long
Heach.
San
Jose,'
Lalisloga,
Marysvllle.
Sanla
Har-hara,
New
York,
Hostoii,
I'tica,
Chicago
and
I'ortlauil,
Oregon.
IN3ULTIINQ
A
youiig
woman
of
heroin
liiiildyuiel
n
man
who
had
known
her
father
and
mother.
As
he
gazed
at
this
plump
Juno
the
light
of
memory
came
into
his
eyes.
"Lei
me
see,"
he
lyused,
"which
side
of
Ihe
house
do
you
resemble
mosl?"
"Sir,"
she
cried
in
aeceiils
far
from
mild,
'
don't
resemble
Ihe
side
of
any
house."
Los
An
geles
Times.
BAD
LUCK
FOR
SOMEONE
ELSE
"D
'
you
believe
in
wishbones,
icla
lOben?"
"Well,
Well,
chile,
chile,
it's
it's
a
sign,
o'
lilly
good
luck
lo
hah
a
fresh
one
in
yo'
pocket
ebery
day
or
o
.
Hosloir-
Transcrijd.
NOTICE
Knighls
of
Columbus
and
visiU
ing
brolhers
'
will
please
nolo
that
owing
to
unforeseen
circumstances
and
Ihe
consequent
postponement
of
Ihe
visit
of
IheHlale
Deputy
lo
Prince
Huperl.
tllm
special
ineeling.
called
for
lo-
morrow
(Friday)
eVenlng
has
been
cancelfcduiilll
further
not
lee.
;
Secretary.
WIRELESS
REPORRT
8
a.m.
HI
LI.
HAHHOH.
-Cloudy;
light
nqrlhwesl
wind:
barometer
3U.U
I
;
temperature
60;
sea
smooth;
7
p.m.
spoke
luk'
Lome
oil
Cape
CaUerl
norlliliiuid.
AI.KHT
HAY.
Clear;
calm:
barometer
30.30;
temperature
SO;
sea
smooth.
DKAI)
THKH
POINT.
Over-
east,
strong
southeasl
wind:
barometer
30.00;
temperature,
35:
sea
rough.
DHiMY
ISLAND.
Overcast;
calm;
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
30.03;
temperature
5t;
light
swvU;
steamer
Prince
John
out
23.15
southbound.
Noon
HULL
HAHHOH.-
Clear;
calm;
light
northwest
wind;
barometer
30.15;
temperature
6:
sea
mooth.
AI.KHT
HAY.
Cloudy;
calm;
barometer
30.30;
temperature
5'J;
sea
smooth.
,
DF.AD
THF.HpOLVf.-
Cloudy.
Iroiig
soulheast
wind;
harome-
ler
30.8;
temporal
lire
02:
ea
rough.
DHillY
ISLAND.
.
therrast,
freh
nortlieasl
wind;
baroiurler,
30.07;
teuieralure
02;
light
swell;
0
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
John
arriving
Huckley
Hay
I
p.m.
soulhbound:
12.50
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Huperl
due
iu
Friday
on
lime.
SYNOPSIS
Or
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
Minimum
prl.
of
first-emu,
.a4
rxluced
lo
IS
an
acra;
acon4sM
to
I
Mo
i
n
cr
Pre-empt
U-n
now
conOn4
lo
ur
vejied
UimI
only.
Record
will
b
rranted
eoveiinc
my
land
rullahl
for
acrlrultural
ptirpnee
and
which
la
non-timber
Ian4.
Partnership
pre-emption
ahollitifd.
but
parttea
of
not
mora
than
foul
nuy
arrant
for
adjacent
pre-emption
with
Joint
residence,
but
each
reaklrg
neceesary
Improvrtnenta
on
roctlt
CUWdm
Pre-emptra
must
occupy
claim,
lot
five
years
and
make
Improvement
to
valu
of
ll
per
acre.
Including
clear
Inar
and
cultivation
of
at
Uaat
k
before
recelTlni
Crown
Grant.
Where
pro
-emptor
In
occupation
nv
less
than
S
yeara,
and
hat
made
pro
port
lor
le
ImpmTementa.
he
may!
bo-cause
of
Ill-health,
or
other
rauta.
rranled
l-termedlate
rerllflrsta
ol
im
prremeni
and
transfer
bla
claim
Records
without
permanent
res.
dene
mj
I
1aud,
provided
appll
rnt
inske-
Improvements
lo
aalent
of
fit
ir
annum
and
record
same
acl.
year.
Pallors
lo
make
Improvement
nr
record
name
will
operate
aa
lo.
felttr.
Title
cannot
be
obtained
Iu
esa
than
a
tears,
and
tmpravamaiii
of
118
(e
per
acre,
Includtni
t
acta
cleared
and
cultivated,
and
residence
of
at
least
2
esr
are
required.
Pre-empior
holding
Crown
llram
may
record
another
pre-emption,
tf
ha
teures
land
In
conjunction
th
hi
farm,
without
actual
occupation,
pro.
Vlded
statutory
Improvemanta
mad
and
residence
maintained
on
Crosn
rrariied
land
I'raurreyed
arras,
nel
eiceedlr-t
!
cr.
may
be
leased
aa
heme.1t
,
title
to
he
ontatred
after
fjlfilllpf
residential
and
Improvement
condition
For
crailnf
and
Indjsfrtal
purpose
areaa
eireedlng
(Id
acre
may
b
l.s..o
by
on
irann
if
mmoany.
Mill,
fattory
or
Industrial
sit
on
tlmbet
land
not
atceedlng
It
acres
may
be
purchased;
conditions
Include
luiymeiit
of
slumpeg.
Natural
hay
mealow
Iraree-wlble
by
mstlr.g
roads
may
n
purchased
conditional
upon
eonstnietlon
of
a
road
lo
them.
Kehate
of
one-half
of
cost
ol
road,
not
exceeding
half
of
purchase
price,
la
made.
PRE
CMPTOHf
FUEE
GRANTS
ACT.
The
-cops
of
tbla
Act
la
enlarged
o
Include
all
persona
Joining
and
sere-lug
with
His
Majesty's
Force
Th
Urns
wlthli.
which
Ih
heirs
or
devitese
f
a
deceased
pra-amntor
may
apply
for
till
under
Ihe
Act
t
itendd
from
for
one
year
frjm
Ih
death
if
such
peraon,
aa
formally,
until
on
year
after
the
conclusion
of
the
fiaat
war.
This
privilege
la
also
made
ra-trocatlve.
No
fee
relating
lo
pre-emptions
ate
due
or
parable
by
soldier
on
pre-emptlona
recorded
after
J
It.
Taiea
ara
remitted
for
five
year.
Provision
for
return
of
moneys
accrued,
dua
and
bn
paid
alnc
August
4.
IIM,
on
account
of
payment.
-r
laxea
on
soldiers'
nre-emptlon.
Interest
on
agresmema
to
pjrrl.a.e
town
or
city
lota
held
by
ratrabera
of
llled
Forces,
or
5;nileis.
arnulred
direct
or
Indirect,
remitted
from
an.
Ilatment
to
March
11,
1121.
IUB.
PURCHASE",,
qs
CROWN
LANDS
Provision
made
for
laauanca
of
Crown
grant
to
eub-pirchasere
of
Crown
Unde.
acquiring
right
from
purchasara
who
railed
to
complete
Purchase.
Involving
forfeiture,
on
ful-flllmsnt
of
condition
of
purchase
In.
teratt
and
laxea
Where
eub.purr'hae-era
do
not
claim
whole
of
original
pat
llU
be
JTif
Cr,c
du
n,,
m
distributed
proportionately
over
bj
riay,"li20PPllC
'nu",
b
mmA
ORAZlNO
Oraalng
Act,
llil.
for
7,t,matic
development
of
llve.tnck
Industry
pro.
vldss
for
graatng
dlstrlcta
and
rwig
administration
under
Commllonr.
Annus!
grating
permlta
laaued
baaed
on
numbera
ranged;
priority
for
astab
llshaa
owner.
Btock-ownera
may
forni
AasoclaUons
for
rang
nana-'
m!nL
..f
'
P'"r
fra.
permiu
12
e.
a
Cmt,tn
"
tira.
u.
M.T.LEE
The
Ladies'
and
Gentlemen's
Tailor
We
have
jiml
enlarged
our
lore
lo
make
room
for
our
N'w
spring
and
Summer
rilock.
Prices
nro
modciate.
Cleaning,
Pressing,
Repairing.
Phone
Red
138.
Next
to
Km
pi
re
Office.
Phone
376
The
House
m
of
Quality
Watch
This
Paper
for
Universal
Shoe
Sal
Greatest
on
Record
See
Our
Advt.
on
Page
Three
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
I'muipl
delive
i-
In
all
purls
of
I'ruire
It
tr
Satisfaction
or
Money
Back.
We
Prepay
Mall
Ordn
V
m
V
vn
WW
w
w
v
mrtrm
w
WHiSmULIVlK
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Thursday,
7
and
9
George
Melford'i
Screen
Presentation
of
Robert
biiii
Stevenson's
Famous
Story
An
HiuiM-eiii
girl,
a
weak
broken
tuati
dr
Ihe
sea
of
lift-.
I
lien
(be
title
glurimilv
lurtsed
wlu.pl-
I..
U....II.
C.
.
I
I
I
I.
...
.
r"a
T,,.,ni
.j.-ii
iitniii-i
.
ii.iiii
r-
ti
iia:
vr
hihiliou
of
nri
ruling.
l
.
Thrilling
!
.!'
:
topns.
James
Klrkwood,
Raymond
Hatton,
George
Fswce
Noah
Beery,
LI
I
a
Lee,
Jacqueline-
Logan.
COMEDY
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
TIMBER
SALE
Xt146.
Sealed
Tender,
will
ur
f
..ie.l
l.
!!,
I
Mini.
lei
of
l
aii'l..
al
Vi-
t
.ria,
n-.l
tlcr
jllian
tKsrti
i
the
I
viii
da
of
lulv.
Ii
I
fur
Hit
pnrrh
,,f
iHnrr
XJtr,
p.
cui
lu.ouq
iar.pine
Tie,
front
an
arr
Mtiuleil
alsHil
mile
from
I'aii.ng
SlaiPsi,
r
vii.,
Itange
t.
i
.l
Uad
In.
trul
Three
ij,
year
will
I-
allowed
for
re
lisoal
if
t
tin
lie
r
I
under
parlirulara
of
the
i:hlef
font
ler.
Vn-ioria,
H
i
.
or
Putrid
loreilrr.!
I'rliH-e
Huperl.
B
i
TIMBER
SALE
X
6234.
j
SeM
Triuler
will
-
rerrltH
by
Ihe
Mlnl.lrr
of
1
nut.
.i
vi.,...,.
lliaii
ihsmi
ihi
the
Ivlli
day
of
July.
Ifl
1
for
lite
piirrlM
of
Licence
kit
I.
lo!
cut
aoo.otio
feel
of
spruce,
on
in
on
lUaJiatVil
IftUtl!
IM
liua,
fl.H...
f
.
,
.
rlutm
nvribusem
or
Allrr
trfk.
Iiu'r
.
Tll
(.
fal
talllt
1
.UUu.S
...
'
ss'-"
w-iiw
aw-
aj
I
r
w
v-ia
a
(la-
ns
j
nsival
of
tlnds-r.
rurlher
partlrulara
of
Hie
chief
lores
I
ler.
Virion,
h.c.
or
liuirpt
romter.
I
rlnre
llnterl.
B.I'..
n
e
Ci
.
iirnnri
oiove
TYUUU
We
have
lust
w"
rl
rar
load
of
up
river
guaranteed
seasoned
is
dry.
Hie
cut
to
order
Also
Kindling
In
Ssctt.
For
Prices,
esll
HydeTransfer
Phont
510.
Service
and
(Juslitj
our
Motto.
IT
IS
YOURS
Five-sixths
of
the
timbered
area
in
B.C.
belongs
to
the
People.
Each
year
it
is
increasing
in
value
as
the
more
accessible
timber
is
cut.
In
1922
there
was
received
from
the
sale
of
such
timber
the
sum
of
$620,000.
This
helped
to
keep
your
taxes
down,
and
to
build
up
the
Province.
Green
Timber
is
British
Columbia's
assurance
of
perpetual
prosperity
Why
Burn
It?