The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
is
your
best
food.
F-at
more
of
it.
Kept
by
Ibe
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.,
Stove
WOOD
Ve
haveijusl
received
,
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
folze
cut
to
order.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
580,
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto,
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP
SUEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rant.
I'riies
lleasonable
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ave.
REDUCE
HIQH
COST
OF
LIVING.
-Eliminate
the
draught
around
your
windows
and
use
less
coal,
SEE
OUR
PATENT
WEATHER
STRIP
For
Doors
and
Windows.
.
Glass,
and
Mirrors
of
all
iiinds.
T.
ROSS
MACKAY.
:
Phons
Blue
165.
TROPHIES
PRESENTED
Event
was
to
Celebrate
Famous
Reglna
Trench
When
102nd
Went
Over
A
regimental
smoker
wa
held
Saturday
nishfal
the
regimental
headquarter
Major
Jdin
Xir
bolls
presiding,
and
the
jrnesl
of
honor
beins
Captniu
(Hand
of
the
Patrician
and
Gapl.
Pressy
of
the
mine
sweeper
Thiepval
and
their
officers,
nnn-
-
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unrtucrted.
tun'tyrd
Crown
and
max
b
pr-mpud
Uy
Uiitlih
iub)cta
over
It
year
of
age.
and
by
alien
on
declaring
Intention
to
brom
Brltleh
aabjecta,
ccnJS-(lonal
upon
residence,
occupation,
and
Improvement
for
acricultural
purpoaea.
I-iIl
Information
conrernlnc
regu-'atlona
regarding"
pre-emption
li
riven
In
Bulletin
No.
I,
Land
Herlre.
'How
to
Pre-empt
Iand,"
ropie
of
which
can
be
obtained
free
of
ctrnrg
tr
addreaalna;
the
Department
of
l-anda.
Victoria,
B.C,
or
to
any
Government
Agent.
Kacorda
will
be
granted
covering
tnlr
land
aultable'
for
agricultural
purpoaea,
and
which
la
not
timber-land,
l.e,
carrring
over
S.OtO
board
feet
par
acre
west
of
the
Coaat
Rang
and
1,006
feet
per
acre
eaat
of
that
Range.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
lo
be-
addreaaed
to
the
land
Com-mlialoner
of
the
Iind
Recording
in-vision.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
la
situated,
and
arc
mau
on
(Tinted
forma,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
five
year
and
Improvements
made
to
value
of
110
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acre,
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
be
received.
Kor
mora
detailed
Information
aec
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land-
PURCHASE
,
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlniberUnd.
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
of
first-class
(arable)
laM
la
It
per
acre,
and
second-class
(grazing)
land
IMS
per
acre.
Further
Infor
mation
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
lands
is
given
in
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Series,
"Purchase
and
Leaae
of"
Crown
Landa."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres
mar
b
purchaaed
or
leased,
the
con
ditions
.
Including
payment
of
stumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
10
acres,
may
be
leased
as
hometltes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
lel
nn
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Im
provement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
LEASES
ror
graxing
and
industrial
pur
poses
areas
not
exceeding
(40
acres
may
be
leaaed
by
one
person
or
company.
CRAZING
Under
the
Orating
Act
the
Prov
ince
It
divided
Into
graxing
districts
and
the
range
administered
under
t
Graxing,
Commissioner,
Annual
graxing
permlta
are
Issued
based
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
established
owners.
Mtock-ownert
may
form
associations
for
range
management.
Free,
or
partially
free,
permlta
are
available
for
settlers,
campers
and
travellers,
up
to
ten
head.
lertainuienl
Ihey
had
put
up
nnd
commissioned
officers
and
crew,;p.,,.ially
on
the
manly
sport
in
as
well
as
.Mayor
Xewtnn
and
a
which
they
had
been
entraped.
luiniber
of
prominent
citizen
.The
prize
'winners
were
a
fol-whn
bad
been
especially
inviledhows:
I
I.
A
ItAAfl
.J
S..n
TIlAMl
-I
ei
i
I
t
S
.....
f
A
tt.,
,.
....-..,...
......
lu-Kimeniui
nip
kt
r
..v..
;,.,,.
,
,,,
lllp,inir
tiil
most
varied
program
of
events
Ult.
histiesl
averatte
of
the
best
,
'
.......
v
,....."
I
including
speeches
and
sonsts
amliruhr
.fores
and
srnld
me.lal
won'
,.,
irrU,
,-,,
,.,,;.,
...n
boxinj?
bouts
an.l
in
the
course
i,,v
a.S.
V.
S.
Ilrown
with
an
1
'.;."!.
".'
"''?..;....
.
of
the
evening
refreshment
were
served.
The
program
in
cluded
addresses
iy
Major
Nicholls
there
was
nn
exhibition
of
drill-
a
healthy
environment
They
insr
by
Sub.-l.t.
Dfiii.
The
HetM-
were
no
.-ukinc
for
financial
as-menlal
band
played
selections
at
sistanoe
but
Ihey
wan
led
the
intervals
and
the
whole
proved
,
moral
qsshlmice
..f
everyone
in
a
most
enjoyable
event.
brinpinj:
to
the
attention
of
the
Prize
Wlnnere
lyoung
men
the
advantages
.
In
present
in?
the
prizes
fur
obtained
there,
shooting
Fred
Stork
compliment-!
In
speaking
(o
I
lie
members
of
ftl
the
regiment
on
the
progress'lhe
First
Northern
M.C
Itegiment
Ihey
were
making.
The
prize
lit
the
commanding
ollleer
said
the
and
scores
showed
the
excellence
n'gimenl
was
formed
lo
perpelti-of
the
work
done.
He
was
glad
ale
the
102nd
ami
ihey
mul
con-l
je
there
In
say
a
few
words
Uiiler'
It
their
solemn
and
sacred
of
eneourasenienl.
lie
welcomed
duty
lo
he
worthy
of
the
name,
the
nllioer
and
men
of
thej
Several
other
speakers
follow-Patrician
ami
the
Thiepval.
Hf.nl.
hud
suggested
to
the
minister
that
the
veses
should
come
heref
ami
had
been
promised
that
theyj
would
make
more
frequent
visits.
He
hoped
that
within
a
few
years
there
would
be
a
naval
base
at
Prince
Itupert.
He
congratulated
the
regiment
on
Hie
excellent
en-
average
of
ft..'i
points;
the
second,
in
this
ronlest
wa
Pie.
W.
lira
with
8t.6
and
Liiut.
A.
Chaplain
Major
Hix,
Fred
Stork,
;m.
Davie
third
willi
Mt.J.
and
Umsul
Wakefield.
Songs,
Trophie
won
at
the
regi-were
given
by
Eddie
Graggs,
S.
K.
iiipnial
hoo
on
Sept.
30.
ftold
Campbell,
.1.
H.
Mitchell,
Algie'mp.iai,
pi,.,
a,
Wylie;
silver
Hunter,
II.
Flelcher.
and
the
hand!
played
selection.
In
addition
medal,
l'le.
A,
X.
Smillrf
bnnie
medal,
Oatit.
II,
W.
Cameron
and
turkey,
Lieut.
A.
M.
Davies.
t
..For
aerond
class
shyl
prizes
presented
by
Uulyer
Cameron.
Silver
medal,
l'le.
It.
Wilson;
bpnize
medal,
C'J.M-S.
JL
E.
Hudson.
The
regimental
spoon
winner
were
as
follow.:
W,
M.
Drown,
3;
W.
lira,
3;
A.
M.
Davies,
V;
M.
M.
Lamb,
2;
A.
Wylie,
2;
Jt
W.
Cameron,
;
W.
J.
Ureer,
I;
Don
Corker
I;
It.
E,
Hudson,
I.
Hoyal
Arm
.Clip
for
bes
score
(en
shots
at
CAM)
yard
ranjre,
A.
M.
Davies.
"
Ureer
Con
for
best
score
of
Ihe
three
ranges,
A.
M.
Davie.
I
It
was
pointed
out
that
the
best
score
for
Ihe
season
at
the
three
ratijfe
wa
made
by
W.
M.
Ilrown
with
a
tolal
of
'.)?,
with
W.
Hrass
second
VI,
and
A.
Wylie
I
bird,
VO.
The
only
perfect
srore
made
iluriliV
Ihe
season
was
that
of
A.
M.
Davies
at
200
yards
when
he
scored
Hie
possible
35
Major
Nicholls
lu
his
address
Major
Xiebolls,
Ihe
commanding
oUicer,
Velcom
ed
the
ex-nietiilier
of
Ihe
10
2nd
battalion.
He
explained
hat
Ihe
eenl
waslo
releln-ate
Ihe
famous
oerasioit
when
Ihey
first
went
I
over
the
lop
at
Medina
Trench
on
(he
Nomine.
Since
IVia
a
dinner
bad
been
gieji
in
Vancouver
In
honor
of
Ihe
occasion
and
il
was
Ihe
intention
lo
do
the
same
here
in
future.
Mr-
Xicios
welcomed
the
of
ficers
and
men
of
Ihe
Patrician
anil
Thiepval.
They
were
humble
before
Ihe
members
of
Ihe
senior
service
but'
their
humility
did
not
dejracl
from
Ihe
heartiness
of
their
welcome.
Ie
also
welcom.
ed
lie
other
visitors
and
said
Ihey
were
IryinK
to
show
w)l!)l
was
heinir
none
io
provnie
u
place
where
the
youth
of
Ihe
city
BADMINTON
CLUB
TO
OPEN
THIS
WEEK
AT
MCINTYRE
HALL
H.Q.
Permanent
Officers
Chosen
and
Committee'
Appointed
to
Have
Charge
of
Hall
The
newly
formed
liabminloti
i;iul
has
now
25
members,
it
was
proceed
Willi
preparations
lo
open
Ihe
playing
season
(his
I
week.
The
oflirer.
pro
leni
who
were
chosen
at
Hie
prevkni
meeting
were
elected
(termaueiitly
but
it
wa
decided
i,,
iae
open
Ihe
election
of,
three
more
members
of
the
exirtilive
until
I
lie
membership
list
war
inore
complete.
Due
or
two
laillfs
then
miyht
be
cloeii
a
(here
wa,-a
fairly
jrood
membership
of
ladle's,
eihl
luv-insr
already
jointHl.
The
jollieers
ho
far
are
We.-depl,
II.
F.
I'lillen;
Secretary,
Alei.
'His;
Injasiirer,
.Norm
an
liartletf;
Hall
,ommiIlee,
Don
ypirker.
Ales.
His,
It.
(iarrell,
W.
Hamilton,
X.
Harllell,
J;
Llionl
and
W.
Watlp.
The
Mclnlyre
Hall
lia
been
secureil
ainTas
sQoii
as
the
courts
are
marked
and
Ihe
lighting
and
other
arran?emeiils
completn
it
be
open
for
the
Use
of
Ihe
members
at
any
lime.
It
is
expected
Dial
within
very
short
time
the
club
will
have
all
Ihe
members
il
wants
and
the
il
will
then
!;
closed.
II
is
probable
thai
the
first
game
may
)"
played
on
Saturday.
Sport
Chat
k
n
"
The
Lulled
Kiiifilou
will
lies
year
entertain
another
rugby
football
team
from
Xew
Zealand
Twenty
nine
players
will
travel
from
Ihe
Dominion
under
Ihe
Southern
Cross
ami
Ihe
leant
will
play
in
all
twenty-five
matches
against
teams
of
the
DrJIIsh
Isles.
The
tour
will
end
n'ol
later
than
December
.'l,
l'J2t,
Tour
of
the
United
Kingdom
by
leams
representing
Ihe
Do
minions
began
In
J
1)0102
when
a
Canadian
ffflee'u"iuadfl
the
trip
and
met
with
some
meaure
of
success,
Canada
thus
initialed
a
form
of.
Empire
sporl
which
has
been
imiluled
by
Xpw
ea-
laml,
South
Africa
ami
Australia,
The
Xew
.ealandjT
followed
Ihe
could
enjoy
manly
esercUe
under
,.,,:;,
thuikm
ftt
,uo5,
4h
Wv
mi
tarn,
i
iii
m
before,
had
beeu'iii
arms
agaldsl
.Ihe
llrillsh
during
Ibe
finer
war
.while
one
of
(heir
'most
brilliant
repeal
seller,
no
deliveries,
el
proposition
ever
developed
for
X.MAS.
husities,
an
ideal
gift,
nationally
known
ami
nationally
advertised.
Write
.
.
Orr.
I'.O.
Hot
IfiiU.
Winnipeg,
Man.
FOR
SALE
SEI.I.IXO
OUT
Commenoinir
In-
day,
I
will
sell
my
entire
sliwk
of
merchandise
to
Hit
puldlo
at
fifty
rents
on
I
Im
dollar.
F.
M.
Crosby.
HI
5
Third
.Uenii.
FOH
SALE.
-(
Sent
leman's
drt
suit.
.Medium
iie.
Apply
Flelcher
A
Maedouahl,
Tailors,
Fulton
Street.
iv
FOH
SAI.IV-urney
Oxford
Heal
er
Xo.
I.VJ
in
pood
condition.
Phone
(Ireen
?5t
after
fl
pjn.
KHCHEX
HAXOE
in
esrellent
roildilioii.
if
25.00
for
ipuck
sale.
Phone
5.
FOH
SALE.
Modern
houe.
five
rooms
and
bath.
Apply
Monro
llros.
tf
REPAIRING
AXYTHIXO
IX
CXV.S.
I'hone
7H0.
1'.
LeClaire.
tw
Hay.
MISCELLANEOUS.
I'AXI
and
Light
Delivery.--I'hnne
23.
Let
Tommy
do
il!
men
was
Jouberlf
a
nephew
of
Oenerat
An
Australian
leum
came
nest
hut
since
the
Australians
were
professionals
their
games
were
confined
to
Ihe
Northern
L'nion
who
have
since
relumed
the.
visit
Shortly
after
the
first
Australian
lour,
Hie
.Northern
Union
teams
changed
their
form
of
(day
lo
that
of
lie
Australian
discard
mr
the
flileen-meii
game
am
adopted
the
thirteen.
men
system
of
play.
In
Ihe
Vancouver
l'rolnce
of
last
Friday
appears
a
picture
of
Hie
(irollo
football
team
of
this
city
rliamploiis
for
the
past
sea
son
of
(he
prince
Huperl
soccer
Icairue.
The
irroiin
includes
the
nesley,
honorary
president;
Herl
Moigan,
first
vice
president,
Herl
Henry,
honorary
vice.
presi
dent
(i.
Hill,
president
l'rlnce.
Hupeit
Fooiball
Association;
S.
D,
Macdonahbainl
Harvey
Eraser,
xire-pei(Ienls.
Mr
I.
II
I
'ip.
nn
..i
ii.
llieir
lour
inecliujf
will.
iinpre.,
.
.
-
dMOn.
KiirrPir.
In
nil
as
..ill
.
Iil...l.
.11
.
1
Iheiri..,,
,,.
....'..
.
guu
es,
,ne
Air
.
..K-
nn.
,,,,
i
ner
10r
(,jKlf
singing
wa
mwh
tiiurh
If
1-1
I
1
1
llllljr
1T
17
During
Hi"
I'jno
football
year,
Ihe
Anlipode.-iiis
'
were-
fidlowed'
by
a
South
African
fifteen,
Ihe
("Sprinthoks,"
and
Ihey
duplicated
(lie
effort
of
fb
"All
lllacks."
A
remarkiihle
euimenlary
on
Imp"
rial
relationship
was
found
in
that
limn
In
the
fact
that
the
"Springbok"
inaui'iVonlained
several
players
who:
only
five
years
I'oiigregallou.
PRINCE
fltlKRT
TinPM
'
Monday.
October
22
High
2:0I
p.m.
2I1.0
ft
i.nw
IH
Tuesday
Hitth
1
Low
1:07
p.m.
4.0
rent.
Westenhnver
Hroa.
OOAhO.
LOAHI).
The
Inlander,
Second
Avenue.
IMione
137.
ROOM
AND
BOARD
TAXI
Taxi
S7
Phons.
(Call
George
or
Oust)
Ross
Brothers.
Itest
Scnlce
In
Ihe
Clly.
AUCTION-fidLCS.
lii
home
'
-onducled
your
or
i
ur
rooms,
(ioods
also
sold
oi
omniission.
Mnl
Putrid.
Third
Avenue
(Dei.ny
Allen's
Old
Store)
Phone
black
136
and
Qresn
471.
EXPERIENCED
CORSETIERE
Orders
taken
fur
Spirella
Goods
Wlrs,
J,
M.
Orshtman
Kaien
Shoe
Store,
71
1
Second
Avenue
West.
.1
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at
-
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iuh
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club's
s
sixteen
siiiio
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Oiler
ami
HUH
the
"IP
linn
ih.i
mi
lu
sin
ilav
.J
following
ollicers
of
ie
team;
.1
M.
Campbell,
president;
T.
An-
TIMBER
SALE
XMI2.
Setle,
TeiHlers
will
m
rrrelred
by
IM
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irriuar
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tetrs
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rnrls.
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r
IH.IMrl
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I'nnre
llnprrl.
II.C.
TIMBER
8ALE
X
5454.
Tliere
will
lie
offer!
for
StU
al
Publle
Aurllofi.
al
iHsm
.rfl
the.
n.
nay
,4
N..veii-l-f.
-Ivfl,
in
lite
rrire
,if
tie
IH.Irlrl
-.resler.
IViiirl
Hfti,e.
ivtlirr
ldlTI,
Itie
Ties
ant
sawir.
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ti
rill
ts.lan
la.Li.i.
l.l(is.o
f.bni.
.,f
-nii
ap-
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si
ii
preeialed
by
the
members
of
IUT
rnZti'TS&A
"TiZW
Of.
Prlnre
liiperl.
II.C
TIMBER
8ALE
X5451.
Mndajr,
OCofefr
!J
jo.
run
town
m
DXHTf
OWI
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManu
lit
M
SPECIALS
I
lgmz.
to
otc
it
rom
orr
in
1
1
Ah
m
itH
I
$1
i-tp
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MM
1
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t
fffti
t.i'f
;
v
'TIS.
Ladles'
Brown
Oxfords,
French
heel,
any
sUe
S5.00
$5.00
Also
Ladies'
JIvpninR
Pump
patent
ani
kid.
Men's
Work
Boots,
all
sizes
$4.5
$4.95
Boy's
School
Boots,
size
I
In
5.
solid
Jeather
$3.95
$3.95
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ays.
"Ths
Home
of
Real
r
i.
BUY
A
HOME
Twenty
acre
tract,
fronting
on
Fraser
Illvcr,
one
mile
from
railway
station,
with
5
room
house,
barn
and
chicken
house,
five
acres
cultivated
and
fenced.
Two
acres
slashed.
Five
acres
with
commercial
timber.
Good
school,
etc.
This
home
can
be
had
for
$2,000.00
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
FINE
SMOKER
ON
SATURDAY
Splendid
Time
at
Regimental
Headquarters
Enjoyed
by
Men
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
a
CENTS
PER
WOKD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Ad
vartlframent
Taken
tor
than
f.Oc
WANTED
FOl'li
FOR
RENT
WANTED.
Men
and
women
to
STEAM
Ilralrd
Flat
for
rent.
learn
barbering.
paid
while!
Ilesnrr
apartuient4
M.
M.
learning
and
tools
free.
Write
for
catalogue.
M"ter
Harder
College,
Vancouver,
II.C
STIIOMi
LAD
WANTED.
Apply
l.mzey's
Urocery.
MALE
HELP
WANTED
SALESMEN!
Something
pew,
Hiephens.
H)t
ltT
tin
Siilh
AviMHie
ItuM
lllue
217.
Sleju
hel.
MallHI.
Apply
Smith
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ACT.
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everybody
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four
room
flat
tot
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suites.
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winter
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to
suit
alt
peoile
and
all
tfrkH.
Auythioi:
in
fur
made
up
in
any
style.
W.
Q0LDBLO0M.
"Honest
Furs."
Second
A
vs.
tSl
of
fill
re.
least
of
Ire.
May-
titled
Sr'm.W
III.
Iff
LAND
CT.
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frMw
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powl
of
R.
D.
TAS8IE,
D.C.
Chlrop
ractor
3rd
Avenue,
I'rlnce
Rupert.
H.C.
Hours:
10
lo
12:
2
lo
I;
7
to
8.
I'hone
lllue
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Green
130.
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notice
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