PAGE
SIX
HOSIERY
SPECIALS
All
This
Week
Children'
Hose,
all
sizes,
black,
while
and
brown,
3
pair
for
$1.00
Ladles'
Cotton
Hose,
black,
white
and
brown,
3
pairs
for
$1.00
Penman's
Pure
Silk
Hose,
black,
navy,
grey
and
nigger.
Per
pair
$1.50
Ladies'
Drop
Stitch,
brown,
white
and
black.
Per
pair
65c.
Radium
Art
Silk
Hose,
brown,
white
and
black.
Per
pair
95c
H.S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled.
Phone
9.
We
pay
delivery
charges.
Have
You
ever
heard
of
"Salt
Spring
Island"
This
wonderful
island
is
situated
in
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
lhy
have
established
a
Co-operative
Jam
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
honve.
made
jam
is
nearly
as
good.
Our
first
shipment
has
arrived,
and
wc
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
line.
f
1
PRESERVING
CHERRIES.
(Not
sour
.
j.arnhcrls,
18
lb.
cases
S4.00
fu
baskets,
each
...
$1.00
Peaches,
per
basket
.
.
.
85c
Hartlclt
I'cars,
per
basket
85c
Large
Baskets
Plums,
each
.
..
85c
Cantaloupe
....
20c
and
25c
Outdoor
Tcmalos,
lb...
25c
Hothouse
Tomatos,
lb.
30c
Crecn
Corn
on
Cob
3
for
25c
Cucumbers,
15c,
20c
and
25c
Given
and
Yellow
Heans,
3
.
lb.
for
40c
New
Green
Peas,
3
lb..
.
25o
Large
Heads
Celery
...
20c
I
Complete
stock
all
lined
Greens.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Phone
211-212.
LING
The
Tailor
Phone
649,
WE
DO
DRY
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
OF
EVERY
DESCRIPTION
BY
STEAM.
SUITS
ordered
to
measure
Second
Avenue.
Opp.
Post
Office
Corner.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
.Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
YOU
CAN
TRAVEL
EAST
VIA
THE
GREAT
LAKES
Have
you
ever
travelled
Mast
on
one
of
the
Northern
Navigation
Coirtpany'.s
magnificent
(real
.
Lakes
liners?
If
not,
travel
that
route
Ibis
summer.
The
Canadian
National
Railways
make
direct
connections
with
these
boat
at
Port
Arthur
or
Dululli;
only
10.00
additional,
which
fare
includes
meals
and
berth
on'sleamer.
Lillle
time
is
lost
on
these
Tasl
liners
over
all-rail
schedule
from
West
to
Last.
Full
information
from
City
Ticket
Oflice.
Canadian
National
Hallways,
528
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Hupert.
Phone
200.
1
82
Tel.
3.
electric
washing
machine
iiwiiiiMiiirnmii
Let
us
show
you
how
to
do
your
whole
family
washing,
Led-clothcs,
comforters,
pillows,
etc.,
without
once
putting
your
hands
in
the
water
or
having
to
handles
wet
clothes.
Kaien
Hardware
P.O.
Box
1646.
Summer
COAL
Great
satisfaction
I
Repeal
orders
being;
filled
every
day
for
Nanaimo-Weliington
Nut
Coal
Quick
Firel
Lasts
Longer!
Costs
same
as
oilier
N'Jt
Coals.
Phone
116
or
S64.
Albert
&
McCaftery
LIMITED
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
to
6.
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
51.
NEW
FREIGHTER
MOGUL
ON
HER
WAY
TO
ANYOX
Coastwise
Steamship
A
Barge
Co.'s
Boat
Is
Said
to
b
Largest
Ever
Commissioned
in
Coastal
"
Freighting
The,
CoaMwbe
Steamship
&
Margre
Co.'s
new
freighter
Mogul,
formerly
the
Caesar,
is
now
on
her
way
uu
the
coal
to
Anyox
on
her
first
voyapo
to
northern
waters
since
heinp
aetjuiml
by
her
new
owners.
The
Mogul
is
aid
to
be
the
largest
steamer
i
hat
has
ever
entered
the
coastal
freighting
ervice.
Her
ton
u
age
is
1200
tons
and
she
wilt
be
Used
in
carrying
ore
between
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Taconla.
Her
spenl
is
12
knots.
She
is
due
in
Anyox
i.boul
3
o'clock
tomorrow
IMPERIAL
CONFERENCE
OPENS
NEXT
OCTOBER
FOR
FIRST
SESSION
SINCE
1918;
MANY
CHANGES
IN
PERSONNEL.
(continued
from
page
one)
yet
indicate
the
sweeping;
im.
porlance
.of
the
coming
discussions.
Especially
significant
is
it
to
note
the
consequence
appar
ently
attached
to
the
Kconotnic
Conference.
Here
discussion
will
turn
not
on
constitutional
problems
ami
Imperial
defence,
but
on
the
equally
vital
questions
of
recovery
from
war,
stability
in
currencies,
on
the
re-rstahlish-
iiU'tit
of
normal
conditions
and
on
the
extension
of
irade.
Defence
Main
Issue
II
is
loo
early
yet
to
attempt
lo
forecast
the
trend
of
conference
liscussions.
but
at
this
juncture
it
seems
altogether
likely
that
the
main
issue
before
the
Imperial
Conference
proper
will
be
that
ot
defence.
Constitutional
problem
and
questions
no
ilouht
will
he
discussed.
Premier
Smuts
has
intimated
that
he
intends
to
raise
the
question
of
status.
His
con-ccplion
of
the
Knipire.
he
recenl-
lv
told
the
House
of
Assembly
f
the
South
African
Union,
was
"groupinjr
of
free
tlutcs
held
to
gether
by
a
common
allegiance
on
terms
of
freedom
and
equality
end
operating
on
a
basis
of
con
sultation."
That
wr.s
the
position
he
hail
fought
for,
lie
added,
ami
it
would
be
"weak
and
foolish"
lo
surrender
Lie
position
for
which
lie
had
fought.
From
other
NOTICE.
Take
Nolle
that
one
month
after
publics!
ion
of
thla
notice,
Pariric
Cartage
Limited
proMea
to
apply
to
the
rteirlttrar
of
Joint
stork
Companlen,
at
Victoria,
for
leave
to
rlianire
lit
name
lo
"S.
E.
I'
Aitkin.
IJMITKIi."
PACIFIC
CAIITAGE
LIMITED,
per
Wllllatiia,
Manaon
k
Ooniales,
aa
solicliora.
TiiLltlt?Wierly
Compared
with
ordinary
zf
J
piano
WHY
DO
WITHOUT
YOUR
REGULAR
PRACTICE?
oi
-can
have
this
lime
favorite
right
in
your
own
room
at
less
than
23o
a
day.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
TBI
DAILY
NEWS
Saturdsy
July
8
DIARRHOEA
and
Vomiting
.
Doubled
Up
With
Pains
If
)wu
are
xkkVuU
alltckrU
llh
Uiarrtwea.
Ujm-ohtj-.
cullr.
rreiup
t
paia
In
lb
ikwict
or
aaj
kiuaeue
vt
I
he
trU
do
nt
Jaa.te
taktable
time,
but
ti
curt
jHvcviir
4
buttle
ot
Dr.
let's
tilrarl
vt
WiM
Mramberrr
eu-1
x-e
ho
quietly
It
iH
rrltr
yvu.
Mrs.
lrurt
Nurrl.
J
WrW
St.
U-u-
dun.
Out,
rlle.
"I
lake
ml
plea.ure
to
rerouuneudiur
or.
rlef
tilrarl
t
WIM
SlramtwttJ
tor
bat
H
tus
dooe'fwr
Some
ttiu
iu
I
tuoa
in
irul
violent
beadarbr.
lle-u
urWl
U
ooill
tint
frit
m
alrk
I
rouKl
kvirdlj
UuJ
It
til
dari
loaard
etenlnc
liilw
pain
ranir
ln
STRIKE
WOMAN
Montreal
Jucf?e
Thinks
Action
Is
Sometimes
Justl
fled
MONTHKAL.
July
K.
Oliiff
Iti.-liff
Decarie
does
not
think
that
women
alone
are
the
pos.
st-ssors
of
serpent
lonyues,
but
in
allowing
one
Pierre
Mud
Hi
IT,
an
ex-soldier,
lo
bo
free
he
showed
thai
he
though!
there
were
extenuating
circumsiaiices
when
a
man
strikes
a
woman
for
trying
lo
make
trouble
be
I
wren
married
couples.
The
counsel
for
the
soldier,
had
explained
that
"If
jutice
would
put
a
penally
on
the
serpent
tongue
of
women
there
would
lie
fewer
divorces."
.MacliulT.
his
wife
and
.Marie
Louise
Hoy.
the
complainant,
were
all
employed
parts
of
the
L'mpirc
there
will
no
I
in
a
tobacco
factory
when
the
doubt
come
strong
assertions
of
trouble
oceirred.
The
girl
had
Dominion
rights
ami
stains..
soue
lo
Mrs.
.MucDtilT
and
had
None
the
less
there
is
a
feeling!
thai
public
opinion
is
not
yet
suf
ficiently
ripe
nor
-so
the
view
is
expressed
has
Ihrre
been
suffi
cient
discussion
ju
parliaments
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
ANYOX
OOVErWcNT
BUILDINGS.
StAl.tli
TE.MiElls,
aiiperirrlbed
"Ten
der
fur
Anyox
Government
Bulldlnjj,"
will
be
reielred
by
the
llomjurable
the
Minuter
of
I'uliUc
Work
up
to
IS
u'rlock
msm
of
Tuesday,
the
1
7
in
aay
or
Juiy,
iwjj.
ror
the
erection
and
completion
of
Government
orrirea
at
Anyoi,
In
the
Allln
Electoral
UKirici,
ii.
i..
Plana.
Swelfleallon,
Conirarl
and
Forma
of
Tender
may
be
aeen
on
and
after
the
1
6
III
day
or
June,
ma,
and
runner
information
obtained
at
the
I
pjrtment
of
Public
Work,
Parliament
Bulldlntra
and
at
I
lie
following
orrirea:
Government
A
rent.
Court
llouae,
Vancouver,
and
Government
Afent,
Court
House,
Prince
Hupert.
Coplea
of
plana,
rpeciriratlona,
etc.,
ran
he
ohlained
rroiu
Hie
Department
on
payment
or
a
depoall
of
Ten
bollara
(110.00),
whlrli
will
le
refunded
on
their
return
In
rood
rondltion.
The
lowrat
or
any
tender
not
ne'ea-Virtoria.
n.C,
June
Htli.
Itll.
sarlly
accepted.
IV
PIIIUI'.
Public
Worka
tnrneer
rirpartment
of
Public
Work,
lold
her
that
her
husband
had
been
giving
ehoeolales
and
carrying
cushions
for
another
?irl
in
I
lie
factory.
Mr.
.MacllufT
broke
into
tears.
Her
husband
arrived
on
the
seen.'
The
blow
followed,
although
witnesses
swore
Dial
the
girl
had
avoided
most
of
ils
force.
The
wife
in
court
declared
dial
she
hail
never
doubled
MaclmlT
before
this
girl's
tale
had
readied
her
ears,
heing
iiiile
happy
with
him.
She
again
looked
happy
when
she
left
I
he
court
with
her
husband.
UNMARRIED
WOMAN
SHOULD
EARN
LIVING
It
Is
Duty
to
Herself,
Says
Miss
Margaret
Wilson,
Daughter
of
Former
President
NKWYOItk,
July
28.
-
Miss
.Mur?arcl
Wilson,
daiighler
of
the
former
president
of
the
United
Slates,
believes
I
It
a
t
every
unmarried
woman
should
earn
jxT
own
living,
as
a
duly
lo
herself.
.Miss
Wilson
has
entered
the
business
world,
joining
an
advertising
agency.
"I
beliee,"
she
said
in
an
Interview
in
Kditor
V
Publisher,
"that
of
all
Ih'e
professions
open
to
women
llje
greatest
field
is
olTered
by
advertising."
ghe
says
thai
her
father
is
thoroughly
in
sympathy
with
her
new
venture.
TO
PREACH
AT
ANYOX
ANYOX',
July
28.--
Ilev.
W.
A.
Wylle,
arrived
in
Anyo(
by
(irand
Trunk
boat
on
Thursday
and
will
preach
Hie
sermon
in
Christ
Church
on
Sunday
night.
HEARD
TOO
MUCH
Sjieeih.
-ay,
old
Allan,
it
it;
five
dollars,
will
you?
a
lend
iVpimAVhalT
Sjwedo
Will
you
lend
me
leu
dollars?
lepMi
I
heard
you
the
first
tlnre.
"Top'kjij.i
'
if
the
I'ay"
l-'ilms,
'
'
.
When
you
buy
advortlsing
you
buy
CincULATION,
and
see
that
you
get
It.
tf
l..mie
ImiuioI.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
HULL
HAHHOIl.
Overcast;
barometer
30.
IC;
temperature
58;
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
steam
er
JetTerson
385
mile.-
north
of
Seattle
northbound;
10.15
ti.ui
spoke
steamer
Tees
otT
Kok
Hock
northbound;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Moaul
307
mile
from
Anyox
bound
for
Anyox;
8.15
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
leoire
oil
Pine
Island
southbound.
IHiAll
THKi:
POINT.
Calm;
clear;
barometer
30:20;
temperature
50;
sen
smooth.
IHGHY
ISLAND..-
Immisc
fun;
calm;
barometer,
30.IW;
tempera
ture
51;
sea
smooth;
spoke
Canadian
Highlander.
8
ii.m.
.'.
miles
from
Prince
Hupert
out
bound;
I
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Hu-
nij
boei
ami
i
a
Jui
doubled
up
.
fol,t
left
Ketchikan
1.30
a.m.
for,
the
ram
ere
eo
bed:
tbe
rrrr.Uw.
j,,,
.V
Oorl
hbtMin.l;
0:15
a.m.
flood
out
like
bead
mi
my
forehead:
.
.
'
then
the
diarrhoea
ttartrd
and
I
really
"P"?
"learner
(Jiieen
anchored
thoarhi
I
a
v
to
die.
"
fogbound
Iwo
inllrs
north
of
Mr
buuiwi
mt
to
tb
drur
Lawyer's
Lisht;
sjMike
Calherine
am
rot
a
bottle
of
lr.
roler'e
tilrarl
of
Wild
Straaberry:
bo
fare
in
four
ke.
at
IntertaK
and
by
to
nett
day
tbe
diarrhoea
had
Hopped
and
the
pain
all
rone
tAn.
.w
I
will
never
be
llbut
"Dr.
rw-
ler"'
In
the
booe."
Tiirr
See
a
b4lle:
put
up
nly
by
The
T.
unborn
Co,
Umlled.
Tnrunto,
Onl.
and
on
platforms
to
warrant,
for
the
time
being,
any
great
re-adjustment
ot
constitutional
rela
tions,
beyond
improved
n"thodS
l.
due
Ketchikan
II
a.m.
south
bound.
Noon
HULL
IIAUHOft.
Overcast;
light
norlhwe-l
wind;
barometer
30.10;
temperature
50;
light
swell.
lilvAl)
THKi:
POINT.
-
Clear;
light
northwest
wind;
Imrometer
30.!8;
temperature
7i;
ea
smooth.
WiillY
ISI.ANO.-Clear;
culm:
of
consultation
and
cotninunicn-'m.romHer
an
in-
i..mi,rtiir
r.:r
uon
between
me
uiiiereiu
pans
.,.
,nooli:
steamer
Princes-
of
the
Umpire.
WHEN
MAN
MAY
due
in
2.30
p.m.
south-
The
San
rranciei
steamer
Ituford,
ifoiug'to
Alaka
with
a
i
large
parly
of
members
of
the
Such
!
risen
Clbimher
of
Commerce,
is
apparently
iui
woiiitf
to
make
the
stop
at
Prince
Ituperl
Ilia'
her
original
lime
table
called
for.
The
cse
reached
Ketchikan
yelerday
aflernoon
and
left
that
port
for
Cold
Hay
at
1.30
this
morning.
If
you
find
ycu
cannot
gel
the
daily
News
regularly,
call
fu
and
subscribe
for
II
and
hae
II
delivered
to
your
home.
tf
SYNOPSIS
Ot
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
minimum
I!
0
an
arra
pri.
lre-empihn
now
or
r-diK-d
to
IS
an
acre;
rirat-etaaa
anS
aecondiaaa
to
eonflnad
to
aur.
veyed
Unda
onlr.
Record
will
bo
(ranted
eotiin
jnir
land
eultabla
for
afrlcultoral
purpoeea
and
which
la
non-timber
land.
partnership
pre-emptlona
abolUbad.
but
nartlea
of
not
more
tban
four
may
arrarf
for
adjacent
re.emptlon
1
with
Joint
reaidanre.
bui
each
maklra
necewianr
Improvemant
on
roctlv
,
clalma.
i
rre-emptore
mut
occupy
daunt
lui
,
five
yeara
and
make
tmprovementa
to
value
or
tit
per
acra.
Including
clear-
i
I
ni
and
cultivation
of
at
leal
a
I
before
receiving
Crown
flianL
I
Whra
pra-emptor
In
occupation
ik
I
leea
than
I
yeara.
and
baa
mada
pru
'
portlortte
Impmrementa.
ha
may,
b
rauae
of
Ill-health,
or
othr
rauae,
v
rranted
lrtermdlale
certificate
of
Im
provement
and
tranafar
hie
claim
ftecorda
without
permanent
ri
dance
may
le
laaued.
provided
appll
rant
make
improrementa
to
aatenl
of
1160
r
annum
and
record
aame
eacl,
year.
Failure
lo
make
Improvement
or
record
aame
will
operate
aa
fo,
felture.
Title
cannot
be
obtained
in
eaa
than
I
ream,
and
Improvement
of
llt.00
pr
acre.
Including
t
acrea
cleared
and
cultivated,
and
residence
uf
at
lean
t
)eara
are
required.
I're-mptor
holding
Crown
lrant
may
record
another
pre-emption.
If
ha
tenures
land
In
conjunction
with
hi
fnnn.
without
actual
occupation,
pro.
rldd
atatutory
tmprovementa
mad
and
reldnce
maintained
on
Crown
granted
land.
.
Uneurvered
areaa.
not
exceeding
29
..crea,
may
be
leaaed
aa
homeeltea.
title
to
be
obtained
atter
fjlfllilng
real'
oVntlal
and
Improvement
oondltlona
For
grailng
and
lndjtrlal
purp
areaa
exceeding
(40
acrea
may
be
leaded
by
one
iiereon
or
comoany,
Mill,
factory
or
Induatrlal
altea
un
llmbei
land
not
exceeding
to
acrea
may
be
purchaaed:
condition
Include
payment
of
etumpege.
Natural
hay
madowa
parfn-lbl
by
exiatlng
road
may
be
purchaatd
conditional
upon
conatrurtlon
of
road
to
them.
Rrbata
of
one-half
of
coat
ot
road,
not
exceeding
half
of
pjrrh.ie
price,
u
made.
PRE
EMPTORS'
FREE
GRANTS
ACT.
Th
-con
of
thla
Act
la
enlarged
Include
all
peraona
Joining
and
aerv.
lug
with
Ilia
Majeaty'a
Forcea.
The
tlmu
within
which
the
heir
or
deriee
of
a
deceaaed
pre-emptor
may
apply
for
title
under
the
Act
la
extended
from,
for
one
year
from
Ihe
death
tf
auch
peraon,
aa
formerly,
until
one
year
after
the
conclusion
of
the
gitat
war.
Thla
privilege
la
alao
made
re-troratlve.
No
ftea
relating
to
pre-emption
are
due
or
payable
by
aoldlera
on
pre-emptlona
recorded
after
June
II.
1911
Taxea
are
remitted
for
five
yeara.
Trovlelon
for
return
of
money
ae
erued.
due
and
been
paid
alnce
Auguat
t.
I9H,
on
account
of
paymenta.
,'ee
r
taxea
on
aoldiers'
preemption.
Intereet
on
greement
to
purrna
'..wn.
L
e,t'
lo,
n14
r
member
tf
Allied
Force,
or
timlr.
acquired
direct
or
Indirect,
remitted
from
an.
Ilntment
to
Marrh
II,
1120.
SUB
.PURCHASERS
OF
CROWN
LANDS
Provlalon
made
for
laatiance
of
Crown
grant
to
uh.pirchara
of
Crown
Land,
acquiring
rlghta
from
purchaaera
who
railed
to
complete
pjrchaae.
Involving
forfeiture,
on
fu.
rillment
of
conaltiona
of
purchaae.
In
lereat
and
taxea.
Where
aub.ptirchaa.
era
do
not
claim
whole
of
original
pat
eel,
purchaae
price
due
and
taxea
may
be
dtatrlbuted
proportionately
over
who!
area.
Appllcatlona
muat
be
made
by
Uay
1,
HtO.
GRAZING
dratlng
Act,
Itll,
for
eyatematu
development
or
livestock
Induatry
pro
vide
fop
graalng
dlatrlcta
and
rang
admlnlatratlon
under
Commlaaloner.
Annual
graxlng
permlta
laaued
baaed
on
numUn
ranged,
priority
for-
eatab
llahad
owner.
Slork.owner
may
form
AaaoclaUon
for
range
manage.
menu
rree,
or
partially
free,
permit
for
ttlera,
camper
or
travallera,
up
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