PAGE
SIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
TOM
MIX
IN
"EYES
OF
THE
FOREST"
A
new
mix-up
wilh
Tom
and
Tony
aces
up.
When
Tom
leaps
from
his
horse
lo
an
aeroplane
you'll
leap
right
out
of
yonr
seal.
A
thrilling
tale
of
love
and
daring
in
which
Tom
out-Mixes
himself.
The
athletic
star
with
his
wonder
horse
in
a
pholo-play
full
of
action
and
pep.
Pauline
Stark
and
selected
cast.
COMEDY
"ROARING
LIONS."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35c
and
10c.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6425.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Land,
at
Victoria,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
11th
day
or
September,
IVil,
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X6IJ5,
to
cut
1
17.000
lineal
feet
of
I'oleJ
and
rilinir
on
Lots
195
ami
!:.
situated
about
3
V,
miles
and
id
other
side
or
Skeena
Hiver
rmm
Iti-nm
Station,
Ilanfre
5.
Coast
Land
Dlslri'-t.
Two
i
y-ar
will
be
allowed
Tor
re
nioval
or
timber.
Further
particulars
or
the
:hier
Fore.
ter,
Victoria,
H.i:..
or
District
Forester
Prince
Rupert,
U.:.
Walk
Downstairs
and
SAVE
MONEY
PRESERVING
PEARS
ARRIVING
WEDNESDAY
Unwrapped
stuck,
per
case
$2.50
Book
your
orders
early.
GOLDEN
BANTAM
CORN
Now
in,
per
dozen
....
50c
Wax
or
Green
Leans,
2
IIjs.
25c
Celery
15c
and
20c
Cauliflower
15,
20,
25,
30c
(According
to
size.
.
Cucumbers
.
.
5,-10c
and
15c
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb.
..
Gc
Hubbard
Squash,
Pumpkin,
lb
8c
RupcrtTableSupblvr
Three
Phones,
aio211,
212
j
NOTICE.
WHEREAS
under
tlic
urovtslons
or
thfl
Hoyalty
Act,
chapter
7'.,
statutes
(SU,
Hie
royalty
on
limber
to
be
collected
be
KiiininR
January
1st,
1v5,
will,
from
In
formation
now
available,
be
more
than
three
Hints
tue
royalty
now
belli?
col
lcrted.
AM)
WIIEIIKAS
urireiit
representations
have
been
made,
that
this
Increase
In
royally
Is
much
heavier
than
the
Industry
can
bear.
AM)
WHEREAS
Hie
representations
In.ide
have
Bom:
so
far
as
to
say
that
anv
attempt
to
collect
this
royalty
ue?liiiiinir
January
ih
next
as
upon
the
oasis
or
ine.
Meseiil
Hoyalty
Act
would
Immediately
re
Hilt
In
a
shutdown
or
the
entire
Industry
In
the
Province,
NOTICE
is
hereby
riven
that
a
nubile
liearinir
upon
this
(meslion
will
be
held
lif
uie
r.vcruuvc
ennmner,
rsriiameui
nunu
Infts.
Victoria,
before
fhe
Executive
Coun
It
or
such
Members
thereof
as
may
be
then
present,
beginning:
at
10
o'clock
Wednesday,
September
3rd
next.
Anyone
who
lia.-
any
evidence
to
tub
lull
or
representations
to
make
on
the
duration
or
timber
Hoyallles'
will
lie
given
opportunity
to
be
heard
and
the
public
Is
requested
to
take
notice
accordingly.
T.
I).
PATTUI.LO,
Minister
or
Lands.
MOONLIGHT
Dances
At
the
Auditorium
Dance
Friday
Evening,
Aug.
29.
.
Easson's
Orchestra.
Refreshments
served.
Gentlemen
$1.00;
Ladles
50c
Phone
IJlack
440.
L.
F.
Marren,
Proprietor.
Tea
and
Coffee
PRICES
ARE
ADVANCING
firy
rapidly
and
we
have
been
fortunate
to
secure
a
quantity
of
very
high
grade
qualily
at
a
low
price.
We
have
installed
a
new
up-to-date
Klectric
Coffee
mill
and
(ran
give
you
fresh
ground
coffee
daily.
Samples
free.
Our
Highest
Grade
Coffee
65c
value,
per
lb
50c
3
lbs.
for
$1.35
Our
Highest
Grade
Tea
None
heller.
75c
value,
per
lb.
.
.
G5c
2
lbs.
for
S1.25
Orders
including
Tea
and
Coffee
delivered.
Order
Preserving
Peaches
now
from
us.
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Orders
of
$5.00
Delivered.
ONE
YOUNG
WOMAN
WHO
KNOWS
a
lot
about
the
proper
care
of
her
wardrobe
is
Dainty
Dorothy.
She
knows
how
lo
make
serviceable
frocks
out
of
last
season's
dresses
and
believes
lhal
the
science
of
dry
cleaning
is
the
friendliest
service
that
ever
helped
a
woman
dress
economically
and
well.
PHONE
8
Vfetfj
60X392
PRINCE-"7";
RUPERT
SEALED
lENDEItS
Iddressed
to
the
unilrr.ilfnii'd,
and
endorsed
"Tender
for
wliair
mialri,
at
I'ort
Slinnxon.
n
r.
will
lie
received
it
thin
oirice
until
12
o'clock
neon
(aayiigni
aavlng),
Thuraday,
September
4,
1924,
ror
iImi
construction
or
ic
palm
to
wharf
at
I'ort
Simpson,
Skeena
UlsJilct.
B.C.
Plan
and
forms
of
contract
can
lie
see!'
and
M'ectricalloti
and
forms
or
tender
ob
tained
at
till
Department,
at
the
ofrice
of
the
Mxtrirt
EiiRlneer,
Old
Tost
Office
lliilldlnir,
Victoria,
B.C.,
and
at
the
Pom
Office,
Vancouver,
B.C.i
Prince
Itupert.
It.O.s
Stewart,
n.C,
and
Port
Simpson.
BC
Tenders
will
not
lie
considered,
utiles
made
on
printed
forms
npplled
by
the
Department
and
In
accordance
with
conditions
contained
therein.
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
an
accepted
cheniie
on
a
chartered
lmnlr
nav.
ahle
to
Ihe
order
or
the
Minister
of
public
Works-,
equal
to
10
per
cent
of
the
amount
of
the
tender.
Bond
of
Ihe
Dominion
of
Canada
or
bonds
or
ihe
Canadian
National
Hallway
Company
will
also
be
accepted
a
security,
or
bonds
and
a
cheque
ir
required
to
make
up
an
odd
amount.
NOTK.
Blue
print
ran
be
obtained
this
Department
by
depositing
an
accepted
cheque
for
ihe
sum
of
mo.oo
payable
lo
the
order
of
the
Mlntwter
or
p'uhlle
Works,
which
will
be
returned
if
tho
Intending;
bidder
suhmll
a
retrnlar
bid.
iiy
orner,
S.
E.
OTtniF.N.
Department
of
public
Work0"'"'
Ottawa,
Auirust
8,
1931.
CUTTING
IT
SHORT
"Why
are
you.
.fooling
so
with
I
hat
clock.
Nnnih?"
long
"I'm
cleaning
Its
hands,
inuni
"Well,
just
wipe
'em.
You
needn't
manicure
'em."
Hoslon
Transcript.
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practical
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES.
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
SPECIALS
taw
en
Frmls
Pears,
iO
lb.
boies,
per
box
$3.50
Peaches,
per
crate
.
.
.
$1.85
Plums,
per
crate
....
$1.75
Buy
Them
Now.
Apples,
per
box
$3.00
3
lbs
.for
25c
ECDNOSVIY
STOR
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
E
FORMER
DRUGGIST
OF
THIS
CITY
IS
WED
IN
OKANAGAN
The
following
account
of
the
wedding
of
W.
McGill,
form
erly
of
this
cily,
who
was
here
last
week
with
his
bride
enroute
to
Alaska
on
a
honeymoon
I
rip,
appears
in
a
recent
Vancouver
paper:
Parkdale
llaplist
Church,
West
Summcrland,
was
the
scene
of
a
pretty
wedding
on
Tuesday.
Aug;
19,
when
Miss
Gertrude
Elizabeth
Klsey,
youngest
daughter
of
Mr.
tnd
Mrs.
H.
II.
Klsey,
became
Ihe
bride
of
Mr.
William
Weir
Mc
Gill
of
Vancouver.
The
church
was
beautifully
decorated
for
the
occasion,
and
the
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev.
Z.
L.
Fash.
To
the
strains
of
the
wedding
march
played
by
Miss
Ruth
Dale,
'tin
brute
entered
the
church
with
'mi-
fallioi-
win)
gave
her
in
mar-riagf.
Her
wedding
gown
was
of
ivory
knife-plealed
georgette
Irimineil
with
Limerick
lace.
Her
long
flowing
veil
was
held
in
place
by
natural
orange
blossoms
and
she
carried
a
shower
bouquet
of
Ophelia
rosos
and
lily
of
the
valley.
Sho
was
attended
by
her
cousin,
Miss
Dorothy
Avery
of
Winnipeg,
attired
in
orchid
satin
striped
Canton
crepe,
and
Miss
lean
Htbhit
of
Vancouver,
in
pale
pink
georgette.
Holli
wore
large
while
hats
and
carried
shower
bouquets
of
mauve
and
pink
sweel
peas.
The
groom
was
supported
by
Mr.
11.
N.
McCorkindale
of
Vancouver.
A
.reception
was
held
after
the
service
al
tho
home
of
Ihe
bride's
parents,
where
a
wedding
breakfast
was
served
on
the
verandah.
Later
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McGill
leT!
for
Vancouver
en
route
lo
Alaska,
Hie
hride
travelling
In
a
three
piece
costume
of
French
suodo
clolh
heavily
embroidered
in
sil
ver,
with
hat
in
bright
lones.
Her
costume
was
completed
with
n
squirrel
fur,
the
gift
of
the
groom.
On
their
return
from
Alaska
they
will
reside
in
Van
couver.
Among
the
oul-of-lown
guests
were
Mrs.
J.
McGill
of
London,
Uiil.,
mother
of
the
groom';
Mrs
.
h.
Avery
of
Winnipeg,
aunt
of
the
bride,
and
Mrs.
F.
II,
Hay
ward
of
Aancotiver,
sisler
of
Ihe
bride.
THE
DAILT
NEWS
Monday,
August
25,
t9j,
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
Heid
and
Miss
May
Real
l
Hazeltou
Thursday
evening,
lo
attend
Ihe
flower
show
where
she
is
to
be
one
of
the
judges.
Mrs.
Hilt
and
children
Prince
Hupert
is
visiting
J.
Cook
of
Lakelse.
Miss
Mary
Allistone
and
brother
of
Prince
Hupert
visiting
Mrs.
Arthur
Carr.
Producls
Mill
at
Usk
was
in
town
on
Friday.
.
Miss
Jcssop
of
t
lie
Hulkley
'alley
Hospital
at
Smithcrs
was
Ihe
guest
of
Mrs.
Frost
this
week.
Mrs.
Geo.
Little
gave
a
party
hall.
Jas,
Floyd
of
Usk
was
in
town
on
iliursilay.
OBJECTION
TAKEN
TO
Trappers
Handicapped
In
Territories
to
North:
British
Columbia
Pointed
to
as
'
'Model
EDMONTON,
Aug.
23.
Northern
trapper?Mare
voicing
strong
protests
against
the
federal
license
fees,
according
to
W.
A.
Hritish
Columbia,"
said
Mr.
Taylor.
"The
way
to
develop
the
country
is
lo
let
the
wliite
men
not
;..
I...
i
i
:..l
license
only
results
in
keeping
them
out.
For
instance,
Ihe
license
for
a
non-resident
is
8125
and
(hat
hits
one
man
at'
Fort
Nelson
who
has
been
on
overseas
mililary
service."
Fort
Nelson
is
one
of
Ihe
best
fur
districts
in
Ihe
north
country,
according
to
Mr.
Taylor.
In
addition
to
being
a
good
marten
country,
there
arc
lots
of
lynx
and
foxes.
During
the
past
season,
prices
for
lynx
ranged
from
M
lo
815,
while
marten
brought
all
the
way
froiu
818
to
822.
Pacific
Milk
Is
Better
JvapoRsTW.
B
There
is
some
qualily
of
flavor
in
the
milk
produced
In
the
Fraser
Valley
which
cxcclls
lhal
of
any
other
part
of
Ihe
Dominion.
Our
climate
is
ideal
for
dairying.
The
fine,
rich-flavor
of
Pacific
is
this
natural
goodness
relnined.
Our
only
credit
for
ihis
superiority
or
lasle
is
in
Ihe
improved
process
which
retains
Ihat
which
nature
has
made.
PACIFIC
MILK
Is
Bettor
Quality.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
328
DRAKE
STREET,
VANCOUVER.
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
!
Local
News
Notes
oi
j-rince
unpen
are
mo
guests
jj
K
of
Mrs.
Sundal
for
a
few
days.
,
,
i
Herbert
Hauiplou
is
condticlingj
Mrs.
Harry
King
leU
on
Tues-
cnnva
,r
"aler
users
in
thel
day
to
visit
her
sisler
in
Tclkwa.,f
''
,
lMit
13
,w,ln
51
view
bringing
about
a
revision
of
K.
G.
Davis
who
has
a
sub-:rnu's
W1,IC"
1,10
Cll
council
will
contract
on
the
Terrace
bridge
0"'y
left
nn
'l'lmi'Ailiiv
fin"
Viinci)iivr.
I
-
.
Hubert
H.
Payne,
production
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Morse
Halt
and
a"ngcr
for
tho
Canadian
Fish-family
relurneil
froiu
Victoria
'.
inS
Uo.,
arrived
from
down
the
Wednesday
night.
Mrs.
Mgel
Sherwood
and
Miss
Ilarbara
Sherwood
arc
spending
a
few
days
iii
Prince
Hupert.
.Mrs.
D.
I).
Monro
left
for
coast
on
Ihe
Cardena
Iirst
night
and
left
Ihis
morning
by
gas
boat
for
Wales
Island.
He
is
making
a
lour
or
the
company's
various
plants
on
the
coast.
JliMi
Hratland
failed
toamear
in
the
police
court
this
morning
lo
answer
lo
a
charge
of
Hssault
and
his
bail
of
$25
was
estreated.
I
It
was
alleged
that
Hratland
as
of
suited
Louis
Mazzei
at
Cow
Hay
Mrs,
her
are
Saturday
night
by
striking
him
in
the
face.
I
he
charge
against
K.
O.
Ho-
pen
of
Cow
Hay
of
having
liquor
on
his
premises
for
sale
was
dismissed
in
the
cily
polico
court
H.
Hiley
who
left
for
Hazellon
lbis
morning
for
lack
of
evi
Hospital
last
week
has
undergone.
dencc.
'1'bc
case
was
first
called
a
successful
operation
for
appen-
several
weeks
ago
and
has
been
incuts.
I'.
Edwards
of
fhe
(Canada
adjourned
several
times
since.
The
power
boat
Prosperity,
Capt.
Ilrindle,
arrived
in
port
last
night
with
30
tons
of
palladium
ore
consigned
from
the
Sail
Chuck
mine
near
Ketchikan
to
Ihe
smeller
at
Irvinglon,
New
Jersey.
The
vessel
will
return
north
this
afternoon
after
having
discharged
her
cargo
for
transshipment
East
over
the
luesuay
aiiernuon
in
nonor
oiuanauian
.Minimal
naiiways.
nine
.uiss
uaiisou
oi
Dimmers.
'
The
Faill
Fair
board
held
a
most
enjoyable
balloon
dance
riday
evening
in
Ihe
G.W.V.A.
Capl.
W.
Wright,
C.X.Il.
marine
superintendent,
and
Mrs.
Wright
returned
lo
the
cily
on
Saturday
night
after
making
Hie
trip
to
Sfewart
and
will
leave
Ihis
evening
on
the
Prince
John
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Hie
north
end
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
;
ower
boal
Snev.
skinnered
DOMINION
LICENSES
I',,rric
l-My
ln
port
mis
iiiDi'iung
mini
i.ewis
island
having
on
board
the
Misses
Oral
and
Hernice
Ross,
Miss
lieverley
Jack,
Rupert
Ross
and
llrure
Stevens,
who
have
returned
home
after
spending
summer
holidays
a
the
Lainhley
ranch.
JURORS
FAVOR
SOLDIERS
DRF.SDKN,
Germany
Declar-
laylor,
formerly
in
charge
or
jug
that
"women
jurors
arc
en-Ihe
Lampson-Hubbard
company's
j
tirely
too
sofl
on
mjittry
offend-posl
at
Fort
Nelnon.
The
levy
is!
ers
and
therefore
endanger
the
felt
to
be
unduly
high,
making
it
j
discipline
of
the
army"
Ihe
at
a
Handicap
ror
one
lo
earn
nuicu
for
the
fur
catch
before
Christmas
in
the
Northwest
Territories.
torney
general
of
Saxony
has
issued
a
decree
that
no
military
offenders
shall
he
brought
before
"ltns
license
Is
975,
while
we.
civil
courts
with
women
jurors.
are
lold
that
it
is
only
810
in1
PREACHER
HAS
BIQ
CHARGE
F.UGKNF.,
Ore.
The
Rev.
Wil
Ham
Hiard
has
a
charge
that
covers
one-third
of
the
slate
of
Oregon.
Of
one
part
of
his
rounds
through
Ihe
eastern
end
of
the
slate,
he
remarked,
"Sixty-fivo
miles
without
seeing
a
ranch
house
or
a
dog
to
bark
al
me."
In
this
district
there
are
20,000
square
miles
given
to
calllc
ranges.
Dr.
Hiard
works
under
Ihe
synod
of
the'
Presbyterian
church.
ARE
WOMEN
IN
POLITICS
FAIR?
Lord
Banbury
Declares
They
Use
Their
Sex
Power
and
Privileges
In
Parliament
LONDON,
Aug.
25.
Lord
Han-bury,
-who
is
Sir
Frederick
Han-bury,
was
among
the
most
consistent
die-hards
who
ever
sal
in
the
House
or
Commons,
has
lost
none
or
his
conservatism
since
he
shifted
lo
the
House
of
Lords.
His
Lordship
stirred
up
a
hornet's
nest
by
declaring,
in
op.
position
lo
Lord
Astor's
bill
to
permit
peeresses
in
their
own
right
to
sit
in
the
House
or
Lords,
that
the
contemplated
action
would
lower
the
dignity
of
the
upper
chamber.
The
right
which
ihe
bill
would
confer
would
lifted
only
about
a
dozen
peeresses,
but
it
has
always
elicited
strenuous
opposition
because
of
lis
supposed
revolutionary
tendency.
Did
their
lordships
propose,
Lord
Hanbury
asked,
that
the
body
which
for
centuries
had
been
a
model
of
a
parliamentary
house
should
"lose
dignity
in
order
to
secure
elllclency
by
ad.
milting
women?"
Are
Different
x
oooocoeooOQoeoo0
Fall
Millinery
A
Ploasing
Assortment
or
tho
nowost
styles,
All
Very
Moderately
Priced.
ASK
TO
SEE
THEM
H.S.
dilfereul
and
yott
cannot
prevunl
a
woman
from
exercising
in
l'ar.
liainent
Ihe
privilege
of
her
sex
which
she
had
been
nccuslomcil
!o
exercise.
Women
exercise
Fheir
facinalion
unwillingly,
ami
men
could
not
Ireat
Ihem
as
equals
in
Parliament."
"All
nonsense,"
said
Dorothy
.lewson.
Labor
Member
ot
I'arlia-
menl
from
Norwich.
"Lord
Han-
lniry
has
opposed
all
progressive
measures
all
his
life."
"The
noble
Lord's
speech
is
most
uiigallaut
and
had
il
come
from
any
one
else
il
might
have
been
taken
seriously,"
said
Lady
Terringlon,
another
woman
M.IM
Hut
what
has
made
women
of
old
friend.
Wallace
Co,.
Limited
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
snH
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FOR
RENT
IN
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BLOCK
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Specials
FOR
TUESDAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
ONLY
Loss
of
Dignity
"There
has
been
no
loss
of
dignity
since
women
came
into
Ihe
House
of
Commons,"
said
Mrs.
Wintriugliani,
another
woman
memlier.
Lady
Aslnr
declined
lo
make
any
comment
on
Lord
Hanbury's
outburst.
When
ho
was
in
the
House
of
Commons
Lord
Hanbury
anlagonired
virtually
every
re
form
measure
which
Lady
Astor
put
forward
and
tho
parlliinen-lary
lilts
between
the
venerable
diehard
and
the
vivacious
AmerU
can
woman
enlivened
many
sessions
of
Ihe
House
of
Commons.
Hill
(hey
ate
Ihe
best
of
friends
hillside
of
pollMcs,
and
Lady
Aslnr
asked
lo
be
excused
from
engaging
In
a
controversy
with
an
A
BOB
TEA
2
lbs.
$1.25
CALIFORNIA
PEACHES
Slices
or
Halves.
Kxtra
special,
litis
for
$1.00
SUNMAID
SEEDED
RAISINS
10
oz.
Package.
Special,
U
for
"'.
25c
OLDE
TYME
WOOL
SOCKS
100
per
cent
Pure
Wool,
medium
weighl.
rib-
bedi
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Mark,
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at,
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Silver
Grey,
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lirowu,
Oreoii
and
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,
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Meg.
75c.
Hxlra
spccinl,
pair
LADIES'
WAISTS
in
Voiles,
Georgettes,
Salin
nml
Silks.
VaPies
up
to
$7.50.
To
clear,'
each
W-W
BOYS'
SHOES
In
Hlaelv
dir.
strong
ami
servirealde.
Il
g.
Si.
00.
School
Opening
pri'T
.
All
.
zf.-
$2.35
Universal
Trading
Co,
Kngland
in
polities
and
out
of
polities-
inad
as
March
hares
was
Lord
Banbury's
accusal
m-i
that
women
made
an
unfair
exercise
of
sex
in
their
participa
tion
in
politics.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6370.
Thrri'
will
be
.)ff-f1
1
Aiti'tliiii,
at
ikxii
'in
me
i
..v.
.
iw
r.M.j
irifl
rp..IWHT,
mill
III"
i
"
we
heirin
Ibis
wnV"
iiiktIciI
Lor.i
I
x
J7H-
'
n"
J"''1
wc
m
gin
whs
way.
iiuinui
uni
arM
atJol
mnr
the
imrti.
D
!'
'j,
Hanbury.
"Men
and
women,
are
otoi,
muuu-ii
ipr
"i"""''3,
.v.
iiiirtii
fliiti
caKi
in
i'
1
ltan
i.
Omul
iilri''t,
.
Two
(
!
Will
1I'
II"F
moval
if
tliiibiM-.
,
Jt
unable
'
'"
"I'nivldisl
unyitM
aiirtti.n
in
KT4im
m:
n1'
j
dtr
to
!
olirnnd
l
I'1'
1
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ami
oral
ell
a
one
lill.
.
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U'l,
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W
a
If
till
III,
"
1'rlnr
ttuprl.
It.'
Sterling
Furnace
CI
O.llxrtd
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Thla
la
verr
W
!
nial.
It
Klvca
l
clean
I
hl
rt4
la
enilrrly
free
from
c
-
alark
ami
illrl,
Some
S"
hrallnir
plant..
In
H'
rl'y..uf,.lo'l
t0nw"
iiln
It
with
entirely
re'""8-
.nil
STERLING
STOVE
-
C0U
Dellvereil
In
Srk
At
$12.60
per
ton.
We
are
Im
Aen
for
"
LADYSMITH-WELLINOTO"
and
TELKWA
COALS-
Prince
Ruoert
Coal
Ci
9
Main
Offlo.l
Moltl
0.tf'-
rmlJ
""Wool,
I.
"
none
oi
imnuun
w,
...
n
.
i.
nil
P'-k
In
Queen
Chnrimie
WJ
lleconlliilt
Dlslllrl
"i.,
Entrm"
and
alluate
In
tin
,
j
Jiiatknfla
Inlet,
,.,..,,.
shin"''?,..
Tk
Kotlre
that,
'll""rv,lll.e
(
fS
roit
(:i.ii...tit.
In
iliJS',
iifW
CoIiiiiiIiIh,
Oaidenrr.
Intel
"
'
.'ninf
pRriiilaalnn
to
purulmso
crllied
lands
r
u,
-Hnti'il
'.'.Jrt
umitheaM
and
on
""'"".''.''"ninre
ol.Zt
menreiiient,
nd
,nlilMr
e!.,A
half
arrea
of
land,
more
'smaSVJJ-j
lH
'
rmted
a
I
I'nrt
Clement
iily,
1921.