PAOB
BIX.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Thursday,
7
and
9
Charles
Jones
:
Shirley
Mason
WEEK
END
SPECIALS
Alberta
K?gs,
per
doz.
25c
Strawberry
Hliubarb,
5
lb.
fur
,
..
25c
(rem
Onions,
3
for
..
10c
Itadishes,
3
for
.
.
.
..
10c
Head
Lelluce,
each
..
15c
Spinach,
2
lbs.
for
.
..
25c
Ilolhouse
Tomatoes,
per
lb.
i
.
.
50c
Florida
Grapefruit,
3
for
35c
SATURDAY
IS
A
HOLIDAY.
RupertTableSupply-
Three
Phones.
210,111,
212-
Sardines
King
Oscar
These
are
the
original
genuine
King
Oscar
Sardin"j
and
raifnof
bo
replaced
today
in
many
wholesale
bouses.
We
offer
on
Friday
only
at
171c
per
tin
liuy
any
quantity
you
can
Use.
Lei
u
have
your
picnic
order
for
over
the
holi-ilays.
Special
Bargains
on
Meat
Look!
Look!
Canadian
Lamb
Legs,
per
lb
35c
Shoulders,
per
lb
17c
Humbler
fork,
per
lb...
15c
Uoiling
Jleef,
per
lb.
...
8c
I'ot
lloal,
ier
lb
8c
Itib
Hal.
ier
lb.
.
.
.
.
17c
WE
SELL
FOR
LES8.
Farmers
Market
WAISTS
LINEN
AND
ENCLISH
BROADCLOTH
Special
Showing
at
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
M.
S.
SING
TAILOR,
CLEANING
AND
PRE3SINQ
l'bonc
771.
820
Third
Avenue.
Laundry
Office
P.O.
Ilox
88.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
in
"The
Eleventh
Hour"
The
thrill
(if
a
thousand
pictures
packed
into
one.
Adventure,
conspiracy,
mystery,
intrigue,
pirates,
torpedoes,
submarines,
plant's,
speedboats
versus
love.
Superb
scenery
and
dresses.
See
Shirley
dam
e.
See
the
two
stars
escape
death
by
being
shot
through
a
torpedo
tube.
Strong
cast
includes
Alan
Hale
and
June
Klvidge.
SPECIAL
COMEDY
"GREEN
AS
GRASS."
Fox
News-Gazette
showing
views
of
the
U.S.
Airmen
at
Prince
Rupert.
Admission
35c
and
10c
-
I
Si!
IB-I-I-VVZ
TLKV
BH
I
NOTICE.
Naclfaala
Walere'
Protection
act.
R.S.C.
Chapter
IIS.
The
Minister
or
I'ubllc
Work.
i.overn-Metis
of
tlx-
ITovlurir
of
Drill.!)
Columbia,
bert-tiy
rlvra
imtlre
that
lie
lias,
andrr
Srrlltnl
1
of
II
at
e
Art.
drpoeiled
with
the
Mlnl.lrr
r
I'ubllr
Worts
at
Ottawa,
and
In
the
office
of
the
District
llraltrar
(at
rrim-c
Hupert.
B.C.,
a
demrti.n
or
the
Mr
and
plan
or
a
lllrtrwaj
Bhdre.
rri-red
lo
be
built
over
the
skeena
inner
at
Terra-,
B.C.
i
And
Take
.otlre
that
after
th
etplra-I
Hon
or
one
ninnth
rrntn
the
date
or
the;
Hirst
puMlratlon
or
tbU
ntlre.
the
Mini-
;
rlutiitla.
mill,
under
Sertkni
7
or
thel.i.ii
ha"
.
,
,
,
,
'
i
.aid
am
enir
t.
the
Mim.ter
r.r
rut-nri"
sought
to
find
employ-!
ler
or
i-uhiir
work,
rrmiiwe
r
Frlton
for
approval
or
the
Mid
lle
and
plan
and
rr.r
leave
tu
niMrurl
the
tald
lllrbvay
B
rid
ire.
bated
Ibli
SJIh
dar
or
April.
gj.
V.
H.
SI'THKRUVNn.
Minister
or
Pnblle
Work.
Province
or
British
Columbia.
b
CANCELLATION
OP
RESERVE.
Sollce
Is
hereby
r"n
that
the
reserret
overlnr
tbe
land
rortnerly
held
under
Imtier
licence!
o.
Jli:
aod
JtJSo
art
ancelled.
n.
n.
xadex,
Deputy
MlnUler
or
Land
NOTICE.
IN
TMK
M
VTTKM
or
an
appliraliirii
fur
the
laeue
or
a
ITovltional
Certtrirale
id
Title
for
tot
rive
lit.
BkM-k
thirtv-rive
(Si.,
Section
one
,
city
or
prlnre
nunert.
VUd
o3.
Saturartory
proof
or
the
Ik
or
the
.ernncaie
or
Title
rovrrlnir
the
above
land
navmg
imcii
prixlurrd
to
Die.
II
I
inr
In
lentlon
In
lusue.
aflrr
I
he
eiplratlon
of
one
iiionin
imni
ine
nrt
piiDiiration
Here
or,
a
Provisional
Certirirate
or
Title
to
the
above
land
In
lite
name
or
Mil)
.Voey
no
nil
rm
uiunir.
ine
oririnai
ornri-rale
or
Tllle
la
dated
the
lain
.November.
1SIJ.
and
I
numbered
1711.
(Uiid
lierlslry
or'lce.
I'rlnce
rtu.ert.
j'lft
March,
111.
II.
F.
JHCLtOD.
llepMrar
or
Title.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
TAIK
MlTICK
that
Siilh
Avrinia
ti.t
rroni
Maya
Creek
rldre
to
Seal
Cove
will
be
nosed
on
Monday,
.May
t,
Tor
several
week.
Herideut
are
requested
to
(ret
in
their
aupply
of
coal,
etr
before
tlut
date.
F.
PEAIISO.N,
11
city
Enrlneer
The
Best
Ofter
We
Have
Ever
Made!!!
The
I'icuic
and
Camping
Seasons
are
coining,
o
lake
the
opportunity
uud
buy
now!
Cream,
any
kind,
per
case,
tails
...
...
,
..
$5.50
Cream,
any
kind,
per
case,
baby
size
$3.25
Kraft
Cheese,
per
5
lb.
box
$1.90
Sugar,
per
loo
lb.
-ack
$9.50
Sugar,
per
50
lb.
ack
$4.90
Sugar,
per
20
lb.
sack
$2.15
Lump
Sugar,
per
2
lb.
pkg.
25c
Icing
Sugar,
per
2
lb.
pkg.
25
c
These
Sl'KCIALS
are
until
the
week
end
only.
All
orders
of
$10.00
and
over
delivered.
ECONOMY
STORE
Phone
84.
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dallvarad
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Thla
la
a
very
auperlor
rurnare
coal.
It
tivei
rlean
hot
fire
and
la
rntlrrly
Tree
rrom
aoot,
cllnkera,
alack
and
dirt.
.
gome
of
the
larreit
heatlnr
planta
In
the
city
are
now
ualnir
It
with
entirely
aatiaratiory
result.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sack.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
are
alao
Arenta
for
the
Fainoua
LADY8MITH-WELLINOTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Of
flea
i
Hotal
Cantral,
Phona
is
FORMER
OFFICERS
IN
GERMAN
NAVY
FARMING
What
Sea
Dogs
Are
Doing
Now
That
They
Have
no
Ships
Follow
Various
Lines
KIF.L,
Oernuny.
May
22.
For
nier
German
naval
officers
to
the
number
of
l
to
have
becoiiu'
fanners.
The
land
apparently
has
bad
a
stronger
call
than
might
have
been
expected
in
the
case
of
seafaring
men.
Kight
of
these
officers
became
farmers
in
foreign
lands,
and
Hie
remainder
are
in
the
German
republ'c.
They
are
said
to
be
trappy.
There
were
5,800
coin'ntissioned
officers
in
the
German
navy
when
the
war
began.
Of
lhee
017
were
killed
and
tG2
were
re
turned
in
the
navy,
which
now
consists
of
only
a
slight
const
defense.
Consequently
1.011
1
of-
,
fieers
had
to
seek
new
vocations.
One
officer
only
got
a
foreign
naval
job:
he
became
a
commander
in
the
I'aiviguaymi
navy.
Hanks
ami
financial
institutions
gave
employment
to
t'8
ex-
officers
and
a
similar
number
went
inl
municicit
and
slate
isiduiiifistralive
offices.
One
for
mer
admiral
is
now
a
courier
in
the
German
Foreign
Office.
Fifty-
seven
ex-officers
hate
become
'
merchants.
One
hundred
in
all:
have
gone
abroad,
half
of
them
J
having
become
clerks.
The
pro.
I
fessjons
of
must
ijf
the
others!
have
not
been
reported.
These
figures
are
supplied
by
i
an"
organization
of
rx-offircr
ment
for
its
niMnbers.
ROYAL
INSIGNIA
WAS
FOUND
IN
U
S.
WASHINGTON.
May
2.
-
The
attention
of
the
Canadian
government
authorities
has
been
drawn
to
I
he
recent
discovery
of
(he
royal
insignia
which
adorned
the
speaker's
chair
in
the
old
Canadian
parliament
buildings
at
Ottawa,
This
insignia,
containing
the
lion,
unicorn,
rose,
sham
rock,
thistle
and
maple
leaf
wu
rescued
when
the
parliament
buildings
were
burned.
It
was
discovered
recently
at
the
ancient
Fountain
Jl.ouse
in
Doylcslown.
Ilucks
County.
Pennsylvania,
by
.
SYNOPSIS
OF
!
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant,
"unreserved,
aim
eyed
Crown
landa
may
b
prt-empted
b',
Brttlah
aubjacta
over
II
yeara
of
ate.
and
by
ailana
on
declaring
Intention
to
becoraa
Brttlah
aubjecta,
conditional
upon
rtaldenca,
occupation.
nd
Improvement
for
arrtcultural
purpoaaa.
-
Full
Information
concerning
rtu-atlona
regardlnt;
pra-ampllona
la
flvan
In
Bulletin
No.
1,
Und
Serien.
How
to
Pra-ampt
Land."
coplea
of
which
can
ba
obtalnad
free
of
chars
T
addreaalnc
th
Department
of
tanda.
Victoria,
B.C,
or
to
any
dov-l
rnment
AjenL
Racorda
will
ba
(ranted
coverini
.
inly
land
aullabl
for
agricultural
purpoaea.
and
which
la
not
timber
land.
La,
carrying
ovar
1.000
board
feat
par
acre
weat
of
theCoaat
lUnga
and
1,000
ft
per
acre
aaat
of
that
Range.
Application
for
pre-emption
ar
(o
ba
addraeaed
to
th
Land
Com-mlaaloner
of
th
Land
Recording
in
-vlalon.
In
which
th
lard
applied
for
la
tltuated.
and
ar
mau
on
frlntaJ
forma,
coplea
of
which
can
ba
obtained
from
th
Land
Commlaaionar.
Pre-emption
muat
b
occupied
foe
0
year
and
Improvamenta
mad
to
valu
of
flO
per
acre,
including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
Uaat
Ave
acre,
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
b
received.
Tor
mora
deUlled
Information
t
th
BullaUn
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
AppllcaUon
ar
received
for
pur
chaa
of
vacant
and
unrrvd
Crown
landa,
not
blng
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purpoaea;
minimum
price
of
flrat-olaa
(arable)
land
I
II
par
acre,
and
aecond-elaaa
(grailng)
land
2.(0
par
aer.
Further
Infor-maUon
regarding
purchaaa
or
lata
of
Crown
landa
I
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10.
Land
Serlea.
"Purchaa
and
Leaae
of
Crown
Landa."
Mill,
factory,
or
lnduatrlal
alt
on
limber
land,
not
xctedlng
40
acre,
may
b
purchtaed
or
ieaaed.
the
con-dltlona
Including
payment
of
atumpag.
HOMESITE
LIASES
Uniurveyed
araae,
not
txcaadlng
10
aeraa,
may
ba
Ieaaed
a
homealle.
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
reeled
In
the
Hrt
yer,
Utl
being
obtainable
after
reatdenca
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfllUd
and
land
ha
been
urveyd.
LEASES
For
grating
and
lnduatrlal
purpoaea
area
not
exceeding
140
arrw
may
be
leaaed
by
on
peraon
r
a
company.
ORAZINQ
Under
the
Orating
Act
the
Prov.
Inc
1
divided
into
grating
dlatrtcU
and
the
range
admlnltrd
under
a
uratlng
Commlaaloner.
Annua)
grating
permit
a
ar
laaued
baaed
on
number
ranged,
priority
being
given
'o
eatabllahed
ownera.
fltook-ewner
my
form
aaaoclatlona
for
rang
management.
Free,
or
partially
fre.'
oermlt
ar
available
for
ttlr
smper
and
traveller,
up
t
tee
hea4L
THB
DAILY
HUW8.
Thursday.
May
(
(9)
Optician
and
Optometrist
After
one
month
of
careful
conscientious
eye
testing,
our
patrons
are
advising
their
friends
to
come
to
us
for
glasses.
Ibis
is
couclusie
evidence
(but
our
Klasses
ure
Bivin
entire
satisfaction.
Mr.
Ireland
lias
made
the
eye
a
Ions
'l
rarcrul
study,
ami
li
tbe
knowledge,
skilt
and
experience
t-j
fit
any
eye
that
glasses
will
bel,
uud
in
case
you
do
not
need
classes,
can
give
you
valuable
advice.
We
are
KetliiiK
the
opli-cal
bulns
by
il-t'rinjr
it
by
giving
suierior
oplicsil
erice.
"A
stitcb
in
lime
saves
nine"
lias
no
more
filling
application
tban
in
tbe
cae
of
tbe
eye.
REMEMBER,
YOU
RUN
NO
RISK
HERE.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured
Max
Heironer
Jeweller
and
Diamond
Specialist
Xole
We
tan
duplicate
lens
or
repair
any
frame.
I
AV.
Wilson,
former
member
of
tbe
ilritisL
House
of
Commons
and
president
of
the
Association
of
Foreign
Correspondents,
Xew
York.
Tbe
proprietor
of
the
Fountain
House
sold
the
insignia
to
Mr.
Wilson,
who
is
making
in.
quiries
lo
ascertain
whether
tlie',!V!,f
"T-
4".
."'
f
,
to
regain
possession
of
it.
Inquiry
has
shown
that
the
proprietor
of
tbe
inn
purchased
the
insisnfafTiMii
l.
.Mi-Andrew,
iC2
lioreheslcr.
West.
Montreal.
Mr.
Wilson
has
placed
the
insignia
in
his
home
al
Spulen
Duy-v
il.
Xew
Yrkt
J
WHALING
OPERATIONS
STARTING
THIS
WEEK
Ct.at
I-
-
Mn.lk
I
-1
-
I
-,.!
ibwi
fa
f.iviitii
ke
ill
uvfrioiy
Out
This
Year
Rose
and
Naden
Harbor
Stations
Running
YIOTOUIA,
Mny
The
first
of
this
week
saw
I
lie
last
of
Vie.
turn's
whaling
fleet
off
for
th
ground
in
the
north.
The
fleet;
is
a
month
late
in
leaving
Mils
year
owing
lo
bad
weather
conditions.
The
lloe
Harbor
station
on
(iraham
Isrand
is
operating
now
Willi
tbe
whalers
lllack.
While
and
Itrowii
out
on
the
hunt
while
Hie
Kytniuol
and
Xnden
Harbor
stations
are
expected
lo
sUirl
operations
within
Hie
rml
few
days.
The
whaler
I
Irion
has
leTI
for
Kytniuol
and
the
Blue
for
Xaden
ilarlxir.
TEA
AND
SALE
Affair
Belnn
Held
Todav
by
Ladles'
Auxiliary
of
St.
Peter's
Church
The
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
SI.
I'elers
Church.
Seal
Cove,
is
holding
a
lea
und
sale
of
home
cooking
in
Hie
lied
Cms,
hut
this
afternoon.
Ladies
in
charge
are
Mrs.
Ilrewerloii,
Mrs.
Oakley
ami
Mrs.
II.
Kelsey,
needlework;
Miss
West
ami
Mr.
Hills,
home
cook-lug;
Mrs.
Have
Scull
and
Mis.
Maxwell,,
iee
cream.
TRAVEL
IN
AUTOS
CllUXi.Ni:,
Mny
2.
-Cologne
ami
the
Ithlne
Valley
recently
sent
a
pilgrimage
lo
Koine
which
made
a
much
faster
trip
Hum
Hie
wayfarer
who
made
the
same
journey
in
the
Middle
Ages
under
Kuipcror
Henry
IV.
Neither
did
Hie
pilgrim,
gi)
bare
fooled
and
bareheuiled,
In
all
there
were
3(10
iitilomohilc
ami
50(1
motor-cycle
in
tlio'llbine
Valley
pany
winch
made
It
way
through
Ilieiiner
I'as
lo
the
plains
of
Loiubardy.
Hew
fi.
(1.
Hacker
was
I
lie
speaker
al
the
llolnry
Club
luncheon
this
aflernoou.
His
siilijecl
was
"Karly
Hays
on
1
1
I'lalries."
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
snd
sec
that
you
jet
It.
"
t
SHOOT
INTO
WINDOWS
OF
PASSING
TRAINS
Country
Kids
In
Western
Ontario
Have
Crimp
Put
Into
Their
Pastime
FOIIT
VliXlAM
May
Country
kids
al
Savanjir,
it
small
settlement
U
miles
West
of
l'ort
William,
indulge
In
a
peculiar
pastime
after
tbe
farm
cbores
arc
'completed
each
day.
They
settle
jtbriiiselves
tut
(be
brow
of
a
bill
and
play
boiscotclt
wit
It
passeu
icer
I
ruins
nassin
ilailv.
smasb-
.
Iiik
tbi
windows
and
throwing
the
pas,
enters
iiijto
onfusioii.
Tbe
boys
have
orsanUed
them-
selves
into
a
"Jessn
James
Kang.
'j
und.
arnteil
wilb
.J2
rifles,
have
I'li-oiiK-
adept
al
knocking
windows
out.
Ibey
never
nils
the
moving
target.
The
Canadian
I'aciHe
railway
train
arriuil
at
the
IiimiI
of
(be
lakes
bearint;
m
Cbiiiaitiau
who
bad
been
rlipp-i
on
tbe
forebfad
with
a
lead
pallet
fruni
the
gun
or
one
of
(be
gang.
Magilralr
Calling
has
left
the
city
to
tlfal
with
the
hoys
and
pul
a
eruii
in
their
pastime.
QUIT
HIDINQ
ASTRIDE
I.O.MiO.V.
.May
Women
eiiuclrians
an-
griidtially
reverting
lo
I
lie-
ble.iilr
when
on
horse-bark,
a
Ihey
find
ruling
astride
develop
utucles
not
zoimI
for
ilanemg.
A
well-known
riding
iiiuler
ay
the
side
Middle
gives
women
more
ghirc
und
sreurity.
and
girl
fi.-iu
III
to
It
year
of
age
only
re
being
encouraged
lo
ride
til
ride
TIMBER
SALE
X
6218.
Sealed
TriKfc-r.
,
i
rereopd
by
Vv
Vlttitu-r
,,r
UimI..
al
ViruK-ia.
imI
hm
tnaa
ii
uti
ihr
lih
da
uf
June,
.
rur
the
PWiriwe
r
Urrorr
X
XI.
Ui
cut
!.
lir.
uu
an
area
.HuiimI
aifeutl-
,wr
0iiwj,
nmmmr
m,
m-
V4ir
Oiitrfrt
Tbrre
ii
eara
will
b
allowed
fur
re-mutal
ut
llnber.
rarthrr
nartlrulara
ut
the
enter
iKe
ler,
Vlrloite.
H.i;
.
r
IMirlr
litrr.ler.
fnmr
Wupert,
H.C,
TIMBER
SALE
X
6635.
SealMt
Tairfr
Mill
1.
rltMt
l.v
tK.
IMliu.ier
nr
Lamb,
ai
VicUina,
ttul
later
than
u'toa
uti
the
it.ui
da
if
May.
I.
ror
Um
put
hiw
r
l.iretH-e
X
Sett
t.
ml
su.uuii
lineal
tn-t
-,f
i.jer
Voir
awl
IMinir.
iiu
pail
"f
I
..t
lot,
(UhiI
JV,
mile
S.L.
uf
luiuw
SUU-ki.
lUaie
0.
um1
Land
blalrirt.
Tu
'.
eara
v.
ill
U-
allowed
fur
re-nwval
if
llniljer
further
artlrular
uf
tbe
Uhief
Furee
ter.
Viriia.
in
..
r
lil.trlrt
lurrtler.
rnw"-
nujwri.
n...
TIMBER
SALE
X
6060.
Sealed
T'lwJer.
It
III
lie
rrrelved
bv
the
Mliiitler
t.r
IjikI..
al
Whirl.
I,t
later
than
tomm
the
riul
dav
ur
Mai.
I
til.
f'W
the
purrluie
f
Umire
X
040,
Ui
rul
l.1t.uuu
reel
ut
llemlork.
(lar.
Sorure
and
Halsam,
and
ll.imu
llneet
(eel
uf
I
elr
Pole
iw
filing,
mi
pert
'it
IM
IToa,
near
Aineslur.
'.
.Vlt..
lunge
S.
OKt
l.alfl
IH.Irlrt
Vitr
Hi
veara
lll
be
alhived
fur
re
nmval
ut
Umber.
I'unher
tHimlra
uf
lite
f.filef
i,re
ler.
VK-i.irla.
h
i:..
t
OOlrlrl
lurrtler.
Crlnre'
llupert.
BX.
TIMBER
SALE
X6107.
There
mill
be
rfert-d
f,r
aaU
at
I'Hbllr
AiirlMtn.
al
IMn
imi
the
tjixl
day
of
May,
ltl.
Ill
llw
orflre
f
tlie
SirpervlM
at
Miillliera.
II.C.
the
I.
(retire
X
1107.
t'l
rul
IUI.0O0
lineal
fret
if
!lr
liilea
ami
I'll-Inr.
on
an
ana
altuaied
near
sketi
:nieliiv.
mi
the
line
nf
the
anadlan
tHnai
nanaaya.
Molar
Und
nittrlrt.
Th'i
If
i
year
Kill
be
aiKel
fur
re
fiHtval
ut
tfmlier.
nirllier
aririiiar
or
ll
Chler
lire-ler.
Viri..r(.
I"',
or
I'Otrirt
I
orr.tr
r.
mire
ll'lfefl.
B.C.
TIMBER
8ALC
X6187.
Sealed
Tendrra
villi
m
rrrelved
iit
the
lilttrlct
lumlrr.
ivil
later
llian
mem
imi
the
futh
day
nf
May.
1
f
I
.
fi.r
ine
pur
rliawi
i,r
Mrenre
X
IT.
Hear
lilliaull
lilver.
Iiead
i.f
Allre
Ann.
ralar.
bi
rill
I
an.
bun
r.lun.
nr
Sfiriire.
Hniikirk,
llaltam
aiel
ltim-S.i.
Tv.
ii
(fi
year
mill
be
albiel
fur
re.
nmval
r
timber.
dinner
iiartiriiiara
't
tlie
t:hier
lorn
ter.
Vletorla.
fi
r
,
or
liKtrlrt
l'oreier.
I'rlnre
IiiitI.
n.C
I
AH
J
ACT,
Allln
Lend
Olatrlct.
Olatrlrt
af
Catalar.
Take
Villre
Umi
lierlnaltl
Hniok.
of
Mllll.
iK-runalloii
miner.
Iiiletela
to
aonlv
for
feniil.lon
lo
Mirrlmse
I
lie
fulUoliir
deu-rllMii
laiMls
:
Oimmeiirlnr
at
a
it
hlaiited
one
lim..lml
yard
to
I
lie
eail
nt
the
Inoiith
of
lliinerl
Creek.
m-
mile
ea.t
or
iflW-n
(iale
on
Trlh
take,
llwnre
nth
Ivtenty
rlialnn.
theiire
e
In
lKir-
line,
iiienre
alonr
HHire
line
Ut
point
or
roifitiienremeni,
II
Hill
M
il
RllfioK.
irll
fl.
10V4
LAND
ACT,
Notice
f
Inlanllee
ti
.
Apply
to
leaer
Land.
In
Kkeena
Land
IMnlrlrl.
Ilfror.llnr
lil
rlrt
or
Uiait,
and
iliuate
on
caintianla
land.
Take
.Villre
lliat
Clareiire
I'
Riiiii.i
and
iamea
Mr.Xnlty,
or
I'rlnre
liiifiert,
n.C.
orniatlon
liunraine
arrnt
and
broker.
In-
I
hi
in
miiy
nr
penninm
in
,im-Ihe
follow
In
derritie1
land:
Commen-'In
al
a
hw
planted
al
the
head
or
a
liav
at
the
earn
end
or
Campania
Ulaml
ami
hoiit
one
mile
fn.in
the
wiitth
end
of
the
land
;
thepre
foiriinltit
the
liin(llet
of
the
Mire
line
al
hlth
aler
line
around
the
Inland
to
the
nlare
or
rommenrrment
and
rontalninf
a.nnn
arret,
more
or
leaa
i,
r..
iiMiirn
oii.5
Mr.lULTV.
Name
of
Arinlirint.
,
.1':!
VJ
K
WII.IJAM.,
Aenl.'
"'"i
i
(rn
f'Hi.
lFf
,
NOTICE.
Tender
Hill
l.e
re"elvel
hv
I
he
i:iy
nf
rlnre
lliilierl
ror
the
nnrrliaae
of
lol
One
1
1
.
and
T'i
mora
i
r
Her-
lion
Tvtn
it'-.
Triidera
In
he
In
Hie
Orflre
of
tin-City
Clerk
marked
"Tender
fur
loin"
not
later
than
I
tun,
Krltv.
Mae
1.
is
i
"
fllv
Clerk,
l
Ike
BLADDER
UK
Ik
.Al
r
is
vvi
rsii'iiii
KachCafiitite
ojiaCI
UaraoamaaT,uV
Cash
and
Carry
Specials
for
Wednesday,
Thursday
and
Friday
THESE
SPECIALS
WILL
BE
EFFECTIVE
ALL
DAY
(No
Deliveries)
Until
Further
Notice
this
and
Close
at
Saturday,
May
24,
Is
a
public
holiday.
This
store
will
be
closed
all
day
Saturday.
There
will
be
no
half
holiday
Thursday,
May
22.
This
store
will
be
open
Friday
een.
Ing
until
10
o'clock.
Mr.
Skinner,
the
clothing
man
from
Toronto,
will
bt
here
Wednesday,
Thursday
and
Friday,
representing
the
20th
Century
Clothing
Co.
special
made-to-measure
suits.
Here
is
your
opportunity
to
select
your
suit
from
a
wi.i
range
of
cloths
and
be
fitted
by
a
practical
man.
The
put
success
of
Mr.
Skinner
here
has
warranted
us
In
again
sending
him
to
Stewart
to
personally
handle
our
out-of.
town
trade
there.
He
will
Men's
and
Boys'
JDept.
36
Only,
Boys'
Khaki
Twill
Shirts
Medium
weight.
Heere
bark.
Two
Mies
only.
13
and
13
4.
To
clear
at
95c.
Brookfleld
Ego
In
rartons.
New
elitpmeiil
Iteg.
10c
dot.
Special
35c,
3
dox.
55c.
Robin
Hood
Rolled
Oats
H
Ui.
Cotton
Hack.
Special
40c
each
Men's
Fine
Balbriggan
Underwear
Shtrl
and
llrnwer.
Sue
3'.
to
ti.
Special,
65c
Garment
Liquid
Blue
Ouari
bullies.
Special,
15c
each
Men's
Fine
Cashmere
Socks
All
Wool,
lied
Heel
nud
Toe.
Colors
llrown.
Heaver
and
lllack.
Extra
Special,
55c
Pair.
Drygoods
and
Ladies1
Dept.
We
liave
prepared
well
for
tlie
three
day
Spr
this
tlepurtiiient.
YVr
ure
goiiijr
to
make
n
reeordT'ir
if
Itoiierl
umi
lliet'efore
li;ive
....-....
.......
........
...
.....
........
-
to
finer
u
few
of
the
niiinv
exlraonlitiurv
values
we
I:
In
offer
15
Only,
Ladles'
All
Wool
Suits
1'olrel
Twill
and
Trlro-line,
in
llrown.
Pawn
and
Nnvy.
Some
tailored,
olhers
embroidered.
Splendid
models.
No
two
alike.
Iteg.
ia7.&ii.
While
they
last,
$17.75
All
Wool
Jersey
Sport
Suits
Tuxedo
Coal.
3
only.
Size
3H,
Assorted
rotors:
Op'en,
Henna,
Hlue
Heather.
Iteg.
Slll.OO.
To
clear,
$12.75
7
Only,
Ladles'
Ratine
Wash
Suits
With
loose
Hox
Coat
ami
Tie.
A
strictly
up.
In.
date
model.
5
good
shades;
Sand,
Mauve,
tireen,
Copen,
Hose.
Heir.
1
0.00.
To
clear
at
$8.25
White
Spot
Muslin
'iV
wide,
for
Children'
Dresses.
Heg.
olio
yard.
Special,
50o,
3
yards
$1.40.
7
Only,
All
Wool
Tuxedo
Sweaters
Colors:
flreen,
Maine,
Mauve,
While
and
lllack.
Heg.
3.50,
To
clear
at
$3.75
Serge
and
Tweed
Skirts
..Here
Is
a
wonderful
buy.
Walslbands
measure
to
27".
Heg.
.r,o
and
0.00.
Sale
Price,
$3.45
Universal
Watch
this
space
Friday
(No
Telephone
Ordert)
Store
will
Open
at
8.30
a.m.
5.30
p.m.
daily.
return
on
Tuesday's
boaL
Shoe
Dept.
49
Pairs
Men's
Kid
Rorrto
Slippers
In
lllaek
lit
i
lie.
Iteg
l
i
Specie
3
45
100
Only,
Picnic
Hams
New
sloek
a
i
mould,
Tu
u
j
t
big.
so
get
line
ra
At
age
weight.
J
lit
a
Special,
15c
each
30
Pairs
Men's
Low
Cut
Slippers
Ited
Vehel
anil
Ta
I
3
iie
lo
III
(l
Special,
J2.I5
Just
The
Thing
For
Picnics
King
Oscar
Sardlnts
Special,
20c
Dtl
Monte
Pork
and
Basal
Individual
tr
Special,
4
for
tit
I.
noil
I
.'
lo
earli
25
Pairs
Women's
Pumps
Itlaek.
Jan
amh
eV
Nol
nil
sue
of
t
bill
all
sim
in
(hr
To
clear
at
Half
Price,
13
M
iiu
-
ri'iiki'il
loir
iuUei'lii'iir
.
'
4
Duro
Crash
In
iimII
Chei
k
ai
d
!
Splendid
material
f
j
and
rhildreii's
S(
lhes.es.
Heg.
I
'
v
s
J.
Special,
$1,00
yard,
3
yirds
$2.95
Figured
Sallnta
Only
a
few
pir
Ibis
liitleiliil
has
wi
...
a
piilalion
loeally
ilwti
wonderful
shades
n;
I
ilc
signs
.
Iteg.
l
"5
Jiir
To
clear,
$1.00
yard,
3
yards
$2.95
Guaranteed
All
Wool
Naf
Serge
M"
wide.
Siiltalile
f
r
lki
lll,.,,i,w.ra
Ilk
Pauls.
Skirts
and
iiumrf
-other
Uses.
Heg.
HI
i
j
ai
Special,
$1.10
ysrd
Silk
Knit
Broadway
Jumpers
In
10
dlffereiii
slm-l'
Slies
,'IU
to
S
No
ratalo:i
lioiiae
ran
compete
wilb
'I'1
line.
Iteg.
$1.50
Speolal,
$2.95
Scotch
Ratine
Dre$
This
malerial
has
a
go"''
lippearauee
and
Is
fam14
for
its
wearing
J
si
n
1
i
1
1
c
s.
These
models
roine
'n
slraighl
line
rfrcrls
Somip
wifh
llullon
Trim,
ollirrs
Ilralded
Hells
and
Fringe
in
n.ril
rust
Ing
sluulr
,efr'
H,75
and
H,50.
To
clear
at
$6.75
Trading
Co.
for
change
of
advertisement-