PAGE
SIX.
STOCKTAKING
SALE
Corset
Week
All
lliis
week
the
entire
Corset
stock
goes
on
Sale
at
Special
Prices.
Gossard
Front
Lace
Models,
values
to
$0.50.
Sale
Price
.
.,
..
$3.75
Elastic
Girdle
Models,
in
various
styles'.
Values
(o
.$1.75.
Sale
Price
...
...
...
,
...
$2.95
60
Pairs
of
Corsets
in
Sport
or
ordinary
models.
Sale
Price
per
pair
...
,
$1.25
All
Other
Corsets
at
20
per
cent
Discount.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
Phone
9.
Telephone
Specials
For
Tuesday,
January
22nd,
only.
SHOP
BY
PHONE
TO
SAVE
TIME
AND
MONEY.
I.lbby's
Tomato
Soup,
2
for
.
25o
I.ihby's
Asparagus
Soup,
2
for
15c
Malkin's
lies
I
Sweet
Wrinkled
Pea.
iThe
finest
line,
on
today's,
market.
Keg.
35c.
special
.
.
30c
3
tins
fur
.
.
85c
Ayreshirc
Hulled
Mild
Cured
ltiicou.
Tuesday
special,
sliced
per
lb.
,
.
.
.
,
.
35c
X-llay
Stove
Polish,
special
5c
Evaporated
Peaches
2
lbs.
25c
Olympic
Pancake
Flour
35c
linger'
s
fiolden
Syrup,
5
lb.
tiiis
i
ft
....
55c
Spaghetti
or
.Vermicelli,
imported
stock
in
bulk,
per
lb
15c
Heady
Cut.
Macaroni,
3
lbs.
for
35c
firogan's
Hipp.
Olives,
reg.
I0c.
Special
30c
Falcon
llratid
Table
Salt
15c
Old
Country
line,
packed
in
litis.
Watch
this
space
Tomorrow
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Sec
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
1J.C.
Fresh
Eggs,
duz.
5c
Creamery
llulter,
per
lb.
45c
Sugar,
per
lb.
.
.
11c
Sugar,
per
20
lb.
sack
$2.30
Sugar.
100
lb.
suck
$10.50
Telfer
lliscuils,
per
2
lb.
litis
45c
Ketchup,
per
hoi
tie
....
25c
We
also
carry
a
supply
of
Fresh
Meat.
All
orders
of
$10.00
and
over
delivered.
Economy
Store
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Always
ahead
in
Prices
and
Quality
Our
Window.
All
marked
lower.
goods
Orders
$5.00
and
Over
Delivered.
IN
PROMTS.
THE
SUPRSMI
COURT
OP
COLUMBIA.
Ill
the
Mailer
of
the
Estate
of
Mair.us
T).
Kerr,
late
or
the
city
of
ITlnce
litKM,
in
the
frovlncc
of
British
Columbia.
deceased.
ALL
1'CrwjiiJ
bavlnr
claim
aralnsl
the
Kslalc
of
Maruus
O.
Bfr.
of
Ihe
Clly
or
entire
Itiiprrl
In
the
I'ruvlnre
ot
British
Columbia,
who
died
al
llic
city
of
Prince
ilutwrt.
I'rorlure
aforesaid,
on
the
I3tli
dav
of
September.
A.l.
ISS3.
are
required
tu
sella
same
duty
verified
to
ttie
undersigned
solicitors
for
Ihe
executor
of
the
dewased'on
or
before
Ihe
8th
day
of
February,
IV4,
arier
which
date
Ihe
said
estate
xxlil
he
distributed
among
the
entitled
thereto
bavins;
regard
only
to
the
nanus
oi
nnirn
ine
eserutor
snail
men
have
had
notice,
and
the
executor
will
not
be
liable
Tor
the,
said
estate
or
any
part
thereof
to
any
person
of
whose
rlalm
the
executor
shall
not
then
have
received
DATED
at
Pr
nee
Rupert.
B.C
th
a
7
tti
day
of
January,
IR?4.
XX
ILLI.X.XIS.
Jt.XSO.
ti
OO.tiZALF.S.
Solicitors
for
the
Executor.
Prince
fiupert,
B.C.
IN
PROMTS.
IN
THK
SUPREME
COURT
OF
DEPARTMENT
OF
LANDS.
NOTICE.
.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
Ihe
Matter
of
the
Administration
and
Oaltrastea
Trade
Mark
Act;
in
the
Matter
of
Ihe
Estate
of
Francis
M.
Wade,
Deceased.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I
xva
appointed
Administrator
or
the
EMate
of
Francis
XI.
Wade.
Deceased,
and
thai
all'
parties
havlnfr
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
duly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
tStu
day
of
February,
vn.
I9l.
AND
Fi
rm
IER
TAKE
NOTICE
that
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
m
pay
ine
amount
or
inetr
inaeDicatiess
tu
we
forthwith.
DATED
at
Pr
lire
rtunert.
B.C.
this
8th
day
of
January,
I
II.
I9i4.
THOMAS
XV.
IIERE,.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Bupert.
B.C.
ESTATE
OF
ALFRED
WVNOHAM
CARTER)
DECEASED.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Probate
of
the
lt
will
or
the
above
named
deceased
was
duly
Issued
out
or
the
Victoria
Iteglslrv
or
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
on
the
3rd
d.iy
of
January,
I
Of
t.
to
CAIIOLINE
.MINES
I
EPPEI.
CAIITF.K
or
Victoria,
the
Furcutrii
therein
named:
all
ri-.iiMiAs
having
claims
against
this
estate
are
requested
to
send
In
such
claims
in
writing-
duly
verified
to
the
undersigned:
a
.m
nil
1
1
mi
Akt
.MiiiLt
inai
on
and
after
the
First
day
of
March.
1
09
,
the
Executrix
will
proceed
to
distribute
this
estate
having
rerard
only
to
those
claims
of
which
the
shall
have
been
dul
notified:
DATED
tlili
tth
day
or
January.
Ivgf,
CKEASE
CREASE.
Sotlcitor
for
the
Executrix.
410
Central
Bulldlnff.
Victoria.
B.C.
Application
far
Bratlng
Parmlla
for
th
aaaon
ot
isz.
Applications
for
permits
to
rme
live
stock
on
the
Crown
ranee
within
each
trraziiiir
district
or
Ihe
Province
of
British
Columbia,
must
be
filed
with
the
Olstrlrt
l-orester
at
Cranbrook,
tort
ueorp-e.
kain-loopH,
.Nelson,
Prince
Rupert,
Vancouver,
xernon,
and
Williams
Lake,
or
wim
tlie
CommlslHK-r
of
Oratlnir,
Parliament
hultdliirs,
Victoria,
H.C.,
on
or
before
Mann
ittn,
191.
Blank
forms
mon
wh
rh
to
submit
tri
plication
may
be
obtained
rrirfn
Hie
trlrt
Foresters
at
the
above
named
places,
or
from
the
Department
of
Lands
at
Vic
toria,
D.I..
G.
n.
N
IiEN.
fienutv
Minister
of
Lands.
Department
of
Lands,
vicioria,
u.i:.
January
Mh.
1t.
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At
the
End
of
a
Day
As
the
roll
unwinds,
music
works
its
magic.
Gone
are
the
cares
of
a
work-a-day
world,
A
dear
old
tune
touches
the
chords
of
tender
memory
brings
back
boyish
dreamsstirs
the
fires
of
inspiration.
vx
naiever
your
moou
as
you
sit
down
before
the
Culbransen
registering
piano
you
find
it
sym
pathetic,
responsive.
For
it
Is
as
ready
to
reflect
the
exuberance
of
youth
In
the
latest
and
gayest
of
popular
tunes
as
it
Is
to
free'
the
majestic
music
prfsdned
in
the
score
of
a
com
poser's
maslerwork.
We
Invite
you
to
our
store
to
day
and
try
the
Gulbransen
reg
istering
piano.
A
few
moments
will
reveal
the
pleasures
it
offers.
We
wil(
gladly
explain
the
ad
vantages
of
Its
many
exclusive
features.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
fore
returning
to
the
Old
Country.
They
arrived
here
by
the
Canadian
.National
Hallways
from
the
lias
l
last
Muy
and
have
not
yel
been
in
the
south.
They
do
hot
wish
to
return
to
the
Old
Country
without
'being
able
to
say
that
Vancouver
and
Victoria
have
been
included
in
their
extensive
travels
in
the
north
and
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
Marly
last
August,
Col.
atu(
Mrs.
Stewart
left
here
for
the
north
and
travelled
by
the
or
dinary
means
of
transportation
to
Dawson.
There,
they
pur
chased
a
gasolino
boat
and
drifted
leisurely
down
the-Yukon
Hiver
to
Fort
Yukon,
100
miles
down
from
lJaxvson
and
the
most
northerly
point
on
the
great
river.
'
III
Killed
Much,
Game
At
Fort
Yukon
commenced
one
of
the
most
interesting
incidents
of
Col.
and
Mrs.
Stexvart'strip
north.
The
log
hospital
at
that
point
was
being
moved
and
the
doctor
in
charge
asked
them
if
they
would
kill
the
winter's
supply
uf
meat,
wild
game
being
the
only
meat
available
there.
This
Col.
and
Mrs.
Slexvart
readily
consented
to
ilo.
itiey
xvenl
back
up
the
Yukon
Hiver
and
killed
caribou
and
two
moose.
With
the
assistance
.of
a
native,
a
raft
was
built
out
of
driftwood
on
which
was
idled
the
game
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Matter
of
and
IN
PROBATE.
MrLeod.
tiwcascd.
BRITISH
the
Matter
of
the
duunlstratlon
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
ot
Anton
Myren.
Heceaed:
Intestate.
r-.
L
c
viti..
.
1.
.
.
.
-
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
AntonlPIonUllllles
lit
Myren,
dereased.
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me,
on
or
berore
the
I
tth
day
of
January.
A.D.
10!
I,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
Estate
are
required
to
pay
Ihe
amount
or
their
Indebtedness
to
me,
TIIOS.
W.
IIEIIN'E.
orrictal
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
this
0ih
riar
or
neeember
.!.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Mailer
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Amanda
Bolden
(or
Lanmkln),
Deceased,
lu-trstate.
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
In
Order
of
his
Honor
F,
Melt.
Younr.
made
this
4lh
day
of
January.
A.M.
1071.
I
was
.
appointed
Auiintii-iriior
or
me
t.ium
or
Aiuanna
Iloldcn
(or
lJttiiikln
deceased,
and
all
parties
havlnr
claims
aralnst
Hie
said
state
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
roperly
verified
to
me.
on
or
before
tlie
7th
day
of
February.
A.li.
IBf
I.
and
all
Iartles
Indebted
to
t!w
estate
are
required
10
pay
iw
aiiKiunt
or
their
indebtedness
to
uie
forthwith.
THOMAS
XV.
IIERNE,
ifflclal
Administrator,
ric
Motierl
R
r
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
COLUMBIA.
BRITISH
the
Administration
Ait;
III
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Murdoch
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I
was
aonolnted
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Murdoch
Mru-od.
Keci-ax-d.
and
that
all
narllcs
havlnir
claims
aralnst
the
said
estate
are
tieretiy
required
to
furnish
same
duly
veriried
to
me
on
or
before
the
luth
dav
of
February.
A.li,
m.
AMI
Ft
IIT
Fit
TAKE
NOTICE
that
all
(unties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are'
required
la
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
rorinwuii.
DAT
Ell
at
Prince
lluoert.
B.C
this
ath
oay
or
January,
vn.
mi.
THOMAS
W.
IIEnNE.
Official
AdmtnlMratnr,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C,
A
Manufacturers
wile
who
cooks
ill
jVAPOtTt
A
woman,
whose
husband
is
a
inaiiufaclureiv
in
Vancouver,
writes
a
letter
of
congralula.
lion
lo
us
because,
she
says,
we
are
producing
canned
milk
that
is
"far
and
axx'ay
Ihe
best
in
Canada."
We
know,
of
course,
that
Pacific
is
higher
quality,
but
most
of
Hie
credit
is
due
to
the
piod
milk
supplied
by
Jlrillsli
Columbia
dairy
herds.
Pacific
Milk
Go.
Limited
328
DRAKE
STREET,
Factories
'-hi
Lsdner
and
Abbotoford,
B.O.
THE
DAILY
NBnrVB.
Monday,
January
21.
1934
Colonel
and
Mrs.
Stewart
had
Wonderful
Experiences
North
Travelling
3000
Miles
or
More
After
a
trip
of
T
to
months
throiiKh
Yukon
'IVrriliirv
mill
Central
Alaska
in
Ihe
course
of
which
they
travelled
well
over
11,000
miles
by
every
mot
hod
of
transportation
in
the
Far
North
steamer;
train,
'launch,
raft,
poling
bout,
dog-team
and
hore-sleigh
Lieutenant
Colbnel
11.
X.
Stewart,
O.B.K.,
.l.(i,
mid
Mr4s
Stewart
oT
Kinlochmoidart,
Invcrnesshire,
Scotland,
are
back
in
the
city.
They
arrived
from
Kelchikuii
on
the
Princess
Mary
Snl-
nruax
aiiernoou
anil
plan
on
sailing
tomorrow
eveninir
hv
lbt
steamer
Curdena
for
'Vancouver
to
tour
al
lasl
a
portion
of
southern
nrilisi
Columbia
be-
for
its
120
mile
trip
back
to
l'orl
Yukon
which
was
safely
reached
uboul
the
middle
of
October.
lly
this
time
tho
weather
xvas
getting
very
cold
and
during
the
first
week
in
November"
the
Yukon
Hiver
froze
up,
lor
five
weeks
the
thermometer
never
rose
above
10
below
zero,
the
lowest
point
reache'd
being'
03
below.
Col.
t?tewaii's
nose
was
frozen
but,
apart
from
a
few
minor
inci
dents
of
such
a
nature,
tic
and
Mrs.
Stewart
enjoyed
the
besl
of
health
throughout
the
long
(rip
and
(here
xverti
no
mishaos.
The
hunting
trip
undertaken
by
Col.
and
Mrs.
Stewart
delayed
their
time
table.
Their
original
idea
had
been
to
go
by
dog
sleigh
up
the
Porcupine
and
Old
Croxv
Hivers
and
down
the
Firth
to
llerschell
Island
in
the
Arctic
Ocean.
There
was.
however,
no
dog
feed
at
Hampart
House
and
the
plan
had
to
be
given
up.
Instead
they
went
by
dog
team
to
Circle,
then
to
Chatinika
by
horse
sleigh
and
thence
by
rail
to
Seward
xvhere
they
took
learner
for
Ketchikan
and
then
on
to
I'rince
Hupert.
Opinion
of
North
Col.
Sfoxx'art
now
owns
two
gas
boats
In
tlie
north
tin;
one
which
he
left
at
Fort
Yukon
and
the
Vaiiuero
which
he
used
for
cruising
the
coast
here
last
summer.
Col.
.Stewart
is
not
very
en
thusiastic
about
gold
mining
in
the
north.
A'persou
can
do
little
more
than
make
a
living
al
it,
he
says.
There
are
better
Ihe
silvrr
line,
however,
he
believes.
Fur
traders
do
well
but
high'
nrices
are
de
manded
by
I
lie
trappers
for
skins,
'the
scenery
in
tlie
nortli
is
wonderful"
and
it
is
a
fine
healthy
country
but
there
are
few
young
people
living
there.
Of
all
the
'methods
of
trans.
porlntion
employed
by
Col.
and
Mrs.
.Slexvart,'
dog
sleighing
was
found
to
be
the
most
costly.'
Hogs
cost
nothing
under
00
'
apiet-e
in
Ihe
norlh
and
it
lakes
$1
a
day
lo
feed
each
One.
In
addition
lo
this
if
it
is
necessary
to
employ
a
driver
he
must
boj
paid
?
a
lay.
I
lieu
I
here
are
the
possibilities
of
delay
on
account
of
weather.
Airplane
travel
would
almost
bo
cheaper,
Col.
Stewart
says.
There
is
already
one
machine
al
Fairbanks,
he
says.
I.asl
summer
it
made
flights
in
(he
district
charging
M
a
minute.
This
year
it
is
to
carry
mails,
METHODIST
PARSON
BACKS
UP
MANSON
PIKER
STATEMENT
Dr.
Clem
Davles
or
Victoria
Says
Ministers
No
Longer
Little
Tin
Gods
A
Victoria
despatch
to
the
Vancouver
papers
says:
The
attorney
general
was
right
when
lie
called
the
ministers
of
Vancouver
piker,
declared
Hcv.
Clem
Daviessln
Centennial
Methodist
Cliureli.
A
minister
of
Ihe
gospel
k
no'longer
Ihe
little
tin
god
of
former
times,
declared
the
paslor.
.N'owudays
they
are
the
same,
as
other
men,
and
have
the
same
besellhig
sins.
"I've
been
called
a
piker-lots
of
time,
and
I
was
one."
admitted
i
Miv
Davles.'
Too
many
ministers
call
down
public
men,
but
when
they
do
anything
which
they
agree
with
they
never
praise
Ihem.
The
attorney
general
has
had
a
tryingMime.
I
hold
no
brief
for
hiiii.
I
have
not
even
met
him,
having
only
spoken
lo
him
a
couple1
of
time
on
the
telephone.
What
with
the
brew
ere,
the
preachers
and
the
opposition,
I
wonder
thai
he
does
not
pick
out
some
nice
warm
place
in
hell
.in
which
to
have
a
good
lime.
I
admire
Mr.
Manson
for
standing
before
the
ministers
and
telling
them
what
lie
thought
of
them.
Tlie
preachers
generally
In
Vancouver
have
not
done
a
single
thing
about
tho
drug
traffic"
:
:
BAVARIAN
PEOPLE
NOT
FAVOR
AUTONOMY
I.O.M.ON,
Jan.
21.
An
over
whelinjng
majority
of
tho
popula
(ion
of
.
Ihivariun
Palatinate
is
opposed
to
ft
ho
so-called
nutouo
iiious
government
in
the
opinion
of
Hubert
Clive,
after
four
days
inxestigatiou
on
the
scene,
the
House
of
Commons
was
told
by
Hobert
-McNeill,
under
secretary
for
foreign
affairs.
Uixe
is
the
llritish
consul
al
Munich.
REGIMENTAL
ORDERS
1st.
Bn.
North
B.C.
Regiment
102
Bn.
O.E.F.
Orders
by
Major
J.
W.
.Nicliolls
commanding;
Duties
Orderly
officer,
Ideul.
W.
Mason,
week
ending
Jan.
20.
.Next
for
duty,
Capl.
II,
W.
Camer
on.
Parades
Monday,
Jan.
2
1st,
H
p.m.,
rrriill
training;
Special
drill
instruction
under
rj.M.I.
(W.O.I)
Younginan.
Wediies.
day.
Jut.
23nl,
H
p.iiu
drill
in
truclioti
under
S.M.I.
(W.O.t
Younginan.
School
of
Instruction
Tho
Provisional
School
of
Instruction
will
be
carried
on
as
usual
each
evening
under
S.M.I.
(W.O.t
Yooiigmau.
Candidate
arc
urged
not
to
miss
these
parades.
All
ranks
may
attend
the
lectures
and
drills
during
(lie
course.
Miniature
Hanpc
The
General
Officer
Commanding
has
author-ized
the
construction
of
(he
min.
iature
rifle
range,
which
will
be
completed
as
soon
as
possible,
to
be
available
for
practice
this
winter.
It.
I'.
PONDKIl,
I.ieul.
and
Act.
Adjutant.
Notice
The
Commanding
Officer
thanks
and
congratulate
all
ranks
for
Ihe
splendid
appearance
presented
at
the
annual
Inspection
on
Thursday,
January
7.
t2l.
Suhcribe
for
the
Dally
News,
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
IfltanOon
lo
Apply
to
Laos
Land.
In
Skeena
Land
District,
Hrrordlnr
District
of
t:oasl.
and
situate
on
Zayat
Island,
Take
Nolire
thai
Oeorae
kerr.
nceupa'
lion
butcher,
of
I'rinre
rtuperl,
ll.r.-
int
lends
to
apply
for
permission
In
leas
the
rollnwlnr
desrrllMHl
lands:
Commenrmr
al
a
pwt
planted
about
riNir
chains
north
of
Jacinto
point
on
Zayaa
Island;
thence
fol-lowlnr
the
sinuosities
nf
tlie
shore
line
at
hirh
water
mark
around
the
Island
and
retiinilnr
to
point
of
commencement,
and
contalnliia"
J.oon
acrci,
more'
or
leas,
GFOIlGF.
Is
F
II
It.
Name
of
applicant,
IIOOMtS
k',
rilF.tMA.N.
A
rent.
FiveRoses
FLOUR
When
MiiylitK
Flour
ask
your
Orocer
for
"FIVE
ROSES,"
I
he
World
s
Best
-
John
L.
Agent.
Gristle
COAL
The
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sites.
STERUNQ
Stove
and
Egg
Sixes.
We
deliver
in
sacks
or
bulk,
l'lione
us
your
orders
day
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
Main
Office:
Hotel
Central.
The
Pastime
Cigar
Store
Opp.
Empress
Hotel.
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Cigarettes,
Candies
and
Sort
Drinks
Wo
havo
a
pleaftauL
hack
ruom.
Come
In
and
mako
yourself
at
home,
W.
M.
Whiting,
Prop.
Phone
376
The
House
aaaMaaiiaiM'-JMMBtMMaMaaMaaaaiisM
r
Phone
376
of
Quality
MACKINAW
Coats
and
Shirts
.
BOYS'
MACKINAW
COATS.
or
nil
xx
uol,
in
fancy
check
dcsiaits.
Sues
ti
i-.'li,
ld.g,
v
I.Ull.
oxv
.(
$4.50
MEN'S
MACKINAW
COATS.
il
112.
all
wimiI.
Sises.'WMO.
Itt'K.
t0.U).
Now
S7.M
MEN'S
MACKINAW
SHIRT8
XI
02.
all
wool.
8laufiebr
make.
Iteg-
?7.r(l.
Now
$5.83
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
Cfl.
Phone
376.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
BETTHOMPSON
In
"The
Woman
with
4
Faces"
It's
a
Melodrama,
but
the
Melo
liu
kid
gloxc
mid
!r
drama
is
Iciim
uud
holding.
The
story
of
a
yutithfjlt.
b
-tiful,
skilled,
roiinimni.tte
girl
crook'
with
a
charming
t
souality.
who
captured
Ihe
heart
of
axotiiig
di-lricl
ultr;)r
lictly
in
four
distinct
h
rai
teruatious
lo
riilhrull
mid
i:
lify
jou,
Tli"
prize
xviiiiiing
rniok
play
of
lhe
.
Itichnrd
Dix
and
strong
ral.
MERMAID
COMEDY
"BACKFIRE."
jntermUonal
Newi.
Admission
35c
and
10e.
1st
NORTH
B.
C.
REGIMENT,
102nd
Battalion
CE.F.
'
Recruits
Wanted
Ag
limit
IS
lo
ir.
Young
men
fnuii
KMu
i
w
joiil
with
i.irviils'
coiiseiiL
Coiniiii'iii'iiiK
Wednesday.
January
tllli,
i
curujirrKeii
sive
six
week.
rourse
of
military
training
will
he
roiufiicled
il
nut-r
a
regular
army
inslriictor
loaned
M
,ej
llWglnit'ut
for
this
purpose.
.
I'hysical
training
and
boxing
under
iiiiiillfbd
inslruc
tors.
.
Recruits
will
be
examined
Mondays
and
Widndyi
at
8
p.m.
"
'
PURDY?S
,
e
i
,
The
Autocrat
of
the
CANDY
World
We
"are
sole
agents
for
I'mdy's
I'aiiious
Cliocolnlt's
nud
Candy,
Mmle
in
Vancouver.
There
is
iiolliiiig'
flmT
Jn
Ihe
world.
A
box
of
Purdy's
makes
a
ilsllglilful
gift
ul
"II
limes.
Htart
the
Naw
Ycnr
in
the
right
spirit
and
fti''
your
mother,
nislcr
and
sweetheart
a
bhx.
,
ALL
8IZE8.
ALL
PRICES.
THE
CANDY
18
DELICIOUS
AND
THE
BOX
18
BEAUTIFUL.
,
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
.11.
'-,4
Third
Avenue.
We
Cash
Cheques.