PAGE
SIX.
STOCKTAKING
SALE
Corset
Week
All
this
week
the
entire
Corset
stock
goes
on
Sale
at
Special
Prices.
Gossard
Front
Lace
Models,
values
to
.(i.50.
Sale
Price
$3.75
Elastic
Girdle
Models,
in
various
styles.
Values
to
$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,
Jan.
15th,
only
SHOP
BY
PHONE
TO
SAVE
TIME
AND
MONEY.
Large
size
Navel
Oranges,
rcg.
75c
doz.
Special
50c
Terrace
Turnips,
12
lbs-
for
25c
Terrace
Carrol
s.
10
lbs.
for
25c
Terrace
Cabbage,
5
lbs.
for
25c
1!.C.
Onions,
6
lbs.
for
25c
Pure
Strawberry
Jain,
reg.
35c
jar.
Special
Tuesday
.
.
25c
(Limit
3
jars
.
Sterling
Pickles,
5
varieties,
Snnr
Miinil
t'.lmw
Swnil
Mixed,
Sweet
Chow
or
Sweet
(iherkins.
Special
Tuesday,
3
for
....
$1.00
DAMAGED
FLOUR
AT
SPECIAL
PRICES.
Do
jiol
accept
any
llobin
Mood,
Itadium
or
Keynote
Flour
in
lorn
sacks.
A
job
lot
of
this
flour
is
now
on
Ibis
market,
and
we
as
agents
refused
to
buy
it
-at
half
prices,
as
it
lias
been
damaged
by
mice
and
rat.
Ask
your
dealer
for
a
clean
sack.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
28J
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
Distinctive
in
flavor
and
aroma.
J
00
per
cent
Tea
no
dust,
no
waslc.
YOU
TRY
IT.
John
L
Agent.
Christie
COAL
Trio
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sizes.
STERLING
Stove
and
Egg
Sizes.
We
deliver
in
sacks
or
bulk.
Phone
us
your
orders
day
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
Main
Office:
Hotel
Central.
I
IN
FROMTC.
IN
THI
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
lu
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
.Marnu
O.
nerir,
me
u
inc
i.tty
or
ITItirr
Hupert.
In
the
province
of
BrllNIi
Columbia,
deceased.
ALL
person
having-
claims
asalnsl
In
Kslate
of
Mamus
O.
.Berr.
of
Urn
i:llv
of
I'rlnre
Hupert
In
ttve
Province
or
HrtUh
Columbia,
who
died
at
I
he
rJly
of
ITInre
Unpen.
I'rovltire
aforesaid,
on
lti
IJlh
day
or
-epienirer.
.v.
ms.
are
required
to
seiia
same
ouiy
verined
lo
the
uiuler-
slpied
tuilleitor
Tor
the
eirrulor
or
the
deceased
on
or
before
the
8th
day
of
feb-miry.
191.
after
nhlrh
date
I
he
-said
estate
will
lie
distributed
among;
those
entitled
thereto
having;
rerard
only
to
the
rutins
of
which
the
executor
shall
then
nave
nad
notice,
and
the
executor
mil
not
be
liable
for
the
said
estate
or
anr
pan
Itiereor
tn
inr
rrum
"f
ihAi
riifm
etm-uior
snau
not
i
Den
nare
received
HATED
It
I'rlnre
Runert.
B
C
.
thla
7ih
day
of
January,
19
I.
WILLIAMS.
USII.
COSZALES.
Solicitors
for
the
Fiecutor,
I'rtnce
Bupert.
D.C.
DEPARTMENT
OP
LANDS.
NOTICE.
Application
for
Orating
Par
mile
for
tha
Season
of
124.
Application
Tor
penults
to
irate
live-stork
on
the
Crown
ranre
within
each
irrailnr
district
or
ihe
I'mvlnre
or
British
Columbia,
ninst
be
riled
witn
the
District
forester
a
I
.Cranbrook,
Fort
Ceorre.
Kam-loops.
.Nelson.
I'rlnre
Kuneri.
Vancouver.
Vernon,
md
William
Lake,
or
with
the
i
jKiinu.siiHif
r
or
r.riilnr.
Parliament
Bulldlnits.
Victoria,
B.C.,
on
or
before
March
istu.
toil.
Blank
form
upim
which
to
submit
applications
may
be
obtained
from
the
Ills-Irlcl
forester
at
Ihe
above
named
plares,
or
rrom
the
Pepartnient
of
Lands
at
Vir
ions,
PA..
O.
IL
3AHK3.
iM-puljr
Minister
of
Lands.
Department
of
Lands,
Victoria,
nX
January
Mti.
t
BjtBHaalHi
LBMaUaVfiVi
U
BBBBJi
BBBBgBJBJBJt
.
.
BBmQ
OalbrasMa
Trass
Mark
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
tunc
touches
the
chords
of
tender
memory
brings
back
boyish
dreams
slirs
the
fires
of
inspiration.
Whatever
your
mood
as
you
sit
down
before
the
(iilbrauscu
registering
piano
you
find
it
sympathetic,
responsive.
For
it
is
as
ready
lo
reflect
the
exuberance
of
youth
in
the
latest
and
gayest
of
popular
tunes
as
it
is
lo
Tree
the
majestic
music
prisoned
in
the
score
of
a
composer's
mastcrwork.
We
Invite
you
to
our
store
to
day
and
try
the
Gulbransen
reg
istering
piano.
A
few
moments
will
reveal
the
pleasures
it
offers.
vc
will
gladly
explain
the
ad
vantages
of
lis
many
exclusive
features.
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
Jains,
Strawberry,
Hasp-berry,
Illack
Currant,
per
tin
...
80c
Jams,
all
other
kinds,
per
li
75o
Syrup,
5-
lb,
tins,
per
tin
55c
Syrup,
2
lb.
tins,
per
tin
23o
Strawberries,
per
tin
...
45o
Raspberries,
per
tin
..
40c
Hlackberries,
per
tin
..
35c
Loganberries,
per
tin
..
35c
Poars,
per
tin
...
...
30c
Peaches,
per
tin
40o
All
Orders
over
$10.00
Delivered
ECONOMY
STQR
417
Fifth
Avenue
East
E
BASKETBALL
TEAM
OF
PORT
SIMPSON
GOINGTO
ALASKA
Party
of
Native
Players
to
Visit
Ketchikan,
New
Metlakatla,
and
Possibly
Kasaan
Fifteen
members
of
the
Port
Sinvpson
Allilelic
Club
are
in
the
city
today
on
their
way
to
Ketchikan.
They
ln.vc
with
them
two
basketball
teams
Ilia'
will
enlace
in
panics
with
Ketchikan.
New
Metlakatla
and
nosstblv
Kasaan.
They
sail
from
here
on
the
Princess
Man
this
afternoon
and
expect
lo
return
by'
the
same
steamer
on
Friday.
They
have
expressed
a
desire
to
meet
Prince
lluperl
teams
on
their
return
from
the
north.
Those
making
the
northern
trip
arc
P.
Wells,
U.
A.
Hyan,
F..
Wesley,
O.
Webster,
P.
Alexcee,
II.
Wesley,
G.
Moody,
P.
Scott,
p.
Price,
it.
Sankey,
II.
While,
W.
Johnson
C.
Iloss,
It,
Mather
and
I).
Musgrave.
halibutoat
sold
to
newall
Gibson
Changes
Owners
and
Pete
Jensen
Is
Making
Last
Trip
In
Her
The
halibut
boat
(iibsuu,
formerly
the
Nidaros,
well
known
at
this
port,
is
making
her
last
trip
to
Ihe
halibut
banks
under
her
present
ownership.
She
has
been
purchased
from
Skipper
Pete
Jensen
by
Herman
Xewall
nf
this
city
and
will
be
continued
in
tne
same
business
by
him.
She
will
be
turned
over
to
the
new
owner
on
her
return
from
Ihe
banks.
The
Gibson
is
a
five
man
boat-
FIRST
OF
REGULAR
LUTHERAN
SERVICES
The
KiiL-lisli
Lutheran
services
conducted
by
Ihe
ftev.
P.
K.
Haisler.
N.D..
at
Metropole
Hall,
yesterday
morning
were
well
at-
lenue.l
and
ft
has
been
decided
lo
hold
regular
services
at
the
Metropole
Hull
each
Lord's
Hay
al
1
1
a.m.
and
7.30
p.m.
At
I
lie
close
of
the
service
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved,
surveyed
Crown
lands
may
b
prt-empttd
b,
Brltlah
aubjecti
ovrr
II
yrara
of
a
J,
and
bjr
allrna
on
drclarlne
Intention
lo
bcom
Brltlah
aubjecta,
rvnJl
ilona.1
upon
raldnc.
occupation,
nd
Improvement
(or
agricultural
purpoaaa.
Full
Information
concerning
regu
atlona
regarding
pre-emptlona
la
Ivan
In
Bulletin
No.
I,
Ind
Heiiea.
'How
to
Pre-empt
Land,"
coptea
of
hleh
can
be
obtained
free
of
charge
y
addreaalng
the
Department
of
i-anda.
Victoria,
B.C-
or
to
any
Gov-rnment
Agent
Hecorda
will
be
granted
covering
.inly
land
aultable
for
agricultural
purpoaea,
and
which
If
not
limber-land,
l.e,
carrying
over
t.OOft
board
feet
per
acre
weatof
the
Coaat
Range
ind
1,000
feet
per
acre
eaat
ot
that
Range.
Appllcatlona
for
pro-emptlona
are
,o
be
addreaaed
to
the
I
.and
Com-mluloner
of
the
Land
Recording
1)1
vlalon.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
la
altuated.
and
are
maue
on
prlntei
forma,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commlaaloner.
Pre-empUoni
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
made
to
value
of
$10
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Oram
can
be
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
see
Ihe
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Lend."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
pur
ehaae
of
vacant
and
unreeerved
Crown
,
landa,
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purpoaes;
minimum
price
of
first-elan
(arable)
land
Is
ft
per
acre,
and
second-class
(grating)
land
12.10
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lesse
of
Crown
lands
la
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Series.
"Purchase
and
Lesse
of
Crown
Lends."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
on
timber
lend,
not
etceedlng
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
Isssed.
the
con.
dltlons
Including
payment
of
atumpags.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurreyed
area
a,
not
exceeding
JO
arrea.
may
be
leaaid
as
homeslles,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
b.as
been
aurveyed.
LEASES
For
grazing
and
Industrial
purpoaes
areas
not
exceeding
040
acres
may
be
leaaed
by
one
person
er
compeny.
CRAZING
L'nder
the
Orailng
Act
ths
Province
is
divided
Into
grating
dlitiicts
snd
the
range
administered
under
i
Orating
Commlaaloner.
Annual
grstlng
permits
are
Issued
based
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
eatabllehed
owners.
Rtoek-owners
may
form
sssoclatlona
for
range
management
Free,
or
partially
free,
permits
are
available
for
settlers,
ampere
and
travellers,
up
to
tea
uead.
THE
DAILY
N(rvVB.
Monday,
January
I
(,
q2(
KB
Mrs.
II.
..
MacLeod
went
throuuh
our
Tae
yloralaLdn
.
schrdywm
our
factory
at
Ladner
about
two
weeks
ago.
She
writes
today
to
say
she
had
never
been
a
user
(of
Pacific
Milk
until
that
time.
"The
pure
fresh
milk
from
over
Ladner
so
carefully
handled
con
vinced
me
that
this
Hrilish
Co
lumbia
product
Is
worthy
of
all
that
bus
Jbeen
said
of
it
and
more.
We
thank
Mrs.
M..
and
Invite
others
to
Inspect
either
or
both
our
factories.
Pacific
Milk
Go.
Limited
328
DRAKE
STREET,
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
John
Dvbhavu
save
u
brief
account
oi
his
recent
visit
lo
Minneapolis,
Minn.,
where
he
attended
service
lit
one
of
the
larger
of
the
ten
Knglish
Lutheran
Churches
in
that
city.
A
Sunday
School
will
be
organized
in
Metropole
Hall,
Sunday,
Jan.
30,
at
2.3T)
p.m.
Hev."
Mr.
Haisler
has
taken
up
residence
at
207
ith
Avenue
W.
INDIAN
BOY
PASSED
Eleven-Year-Old
Lad
Brought
Here
Last
Summer
From
Telegraph
Creek
Expires
Charles
DeasJe,
1
1-year-old
Indian
boy,
who
was
brought
here
from
the
Stikiua
Iliver
by
Father
Allaril
of
Smithers
last
summer.
'expired'
In
Hifu
Prince
Hupert
General
Hospital
yesterday
afler-'
in
mii.
The
boy
had
been
seriously
'ill
ami
had
suffered
terribly
from
exposure
ami
hick
of
attention
before
he
arrived
here.
His
condition
was
regSViled
as
hopeless
ami
hi
ilealh
was
nut
unexpected.
He
has
parehls
living
at
Telegraph
Creek
it
Is
understood.
GERMAN
BANKRUPTCY
TO
BE
EXAMINED
BY
EXPERTS
OF
NATIONS
1'AltlS,
Jan.
If.
Leading
businessmen
and
financiers
of
Ureal
llrilain,
France.
Helgiunv.
Italy,
lUniled
States
begin
today
to
ex
amine
the
axsets
nnd
liabilities
of
W.iirmartv
u-illi
a
vliir
Iti
Muvinir
Jsom'elliing
from
the
ruins
of
the
.most
stupemlouM
bankruptcy
in
hMory,
"Slriclly
liusiness
and
no
politics"
is
lo
be
the
motto.
ABOUSfPOHIBmON
NORWAY
THIS
SESSION
CIIIIISTIANA,
Jan.
It.-
In
llic
xpeech
from
the
tliroue
at
Ihe
opening
of
the
Slorlhiiiv
the
ministry
amiouiiced
that
it
would
iu-trodiire
a
bill
aboHshiug
whalTe-maius
of
Ihe
prohibition
law.
The
new
measure
will
provide
for
free
sale,
of:
alroholc
liipior,
Ihe
revenue
to
fie
used
to
meet
budget
deficits.
If
you
find
you
cannot
gel
Ihe
dally
News
regularly,
call
in
ami
subscribe
for
II
nnd
have
It
dc-llverel
In
vnnr
'inme.
If
TIMBER
SALE
X
5852.
Sealed
Tendrra
will
be
received
by
Die
Minuter
uf
I.amU,
al
Vlrtorls.
mt
later
than
nuin
m
the
nib
day
of
January,
IBft,
rnr
the
purr
In
e
of
Licence
X
S.
to
rut
5l.ou()
feel
or
Cedar,
Kprure,
Hem-lixk,
Fir
and
HaUaiii,
on
an
arra
illuated
on
the
snutli
ttmre
of
Owlkrno
Lake,
llalise
,
Coa!
Land
District.
Two
,'S.r
years
will
le
allowed
fur
re-tiMival
of
llmlter.
Further
particulars
nf
the
Chief
For-
enter,
Victoria,
H.C.,
or
District
Forester,
mure
nupert,
u.c.
TIMBER
SALE
X
S798.
Sealed
Tenders
will
le
received
by
the
lilnlrlrl
I'oreulf
r,
not
later
Ihau
iiinmi
on
the
tub
day
or
January.
IM.
fur
the
imrrliaM
of
Llrriir
X
tit,
near
Iienlne
Ann,
on
Monte
l
ake.
r..M.
s,
to
rut
Ill.niiO
r.bjn.
of
Spruce,
Cedar.
Ileinluck
and
Hal-am
Sawlof.
su
inonthi
be
allowed
for
removal
of
llinucr,
'
Kurllier
parllcilUm
-or
the
Chief
Fores-ler,
Victoria,
vr
tvt
Ulsirlct
Forester,
rrlute
liuirt.
SPLENDID
CRUISE
FOR
NAVAL
RESERVE
Qualified
Men
Will
be
Taken
on
Voyage
Aboard
British
War-
ships
F.SQUIMALT,
Jan,
tl.
Arriv
ing
Just
at
the
commencement
of
,the
II.C.N.V.Il.'s
training
season
next
June,
the
Uritlsh
first
light
cruiser
stpjadron
ami
the
two
battleships
II
-M.S.
Hood
and
He
pulse
will
bring
with
them,
an
opportunity
to
Cauadiuu
deserve
that
has
never
been
offered
them
before.
Those
who
are
qualified
for
training
afloat
will
be
taken
on
a
trip
around
America
by
way
of
the
Panama
Canal
in
the
bcl
ships
of
llritain's
navy,
while
others
will
be
taken
to
llaltrux
with
the
liht
cruiser
fleet
by
way
of
Cape
Horn.
One
hun
dred
II.CN.V.H.'s
will
participate
on
this
cruise
and
will
secure
tin
jhest
of
training
that
some
of
Ho
World's
best
instructors
can
give.
iisin
all
the
most
up-to-date
equipment
that
has
been
provld-
ed
for
on
these
warships
of
a
laic
type.
Fifteen
volunteer
iiif'n
will
train
aboard
each
of
the
four
light
cruisers
while
twenty
will
be
oc-fommodated
aboard
the
II.
M.S.
Hood,
the
world's
largest
battleship
and
Hie
II.
M.S.
lrpulc.
This
.makes
a
total
of
100
volunteers
lallovetlier.
This
splendid
oppor
tunity
Is
expected
(o
encourage
,an
even
stronger
enlistment
ol
volunteers
this
year,
and
many
.more
volunteer
are
expected
lo
attend
the
training
season
tit
the
Ksipjimall
base
this
year
than
last-
AWAY
IN
HOSPITAL
EDMONTON
CANADIAN
CLUB
TO
AID
MARKET
ALBERTA
COAL
MINES
The
Kdmontou
men'
Canadian
'Club
has
gone
on
record
as
be-
Iiik
willing
to
give
active
support
in
the
finding
and
upport-ittg
of
markets
for
Alberta'
coal.
Al
a
meeting
of
Ihe
local
orgauizalion
on
Tuesday
it
was
decidej
lo
get
lu
touch
with
other
club"
in
Ontario
with
a
view
(o
urging
a
larger
market
in
Ihe
eat
for
Alberta's
coal.
I
It
wa
decided
also
al
Tuesday's
executive
meeting
to
link
up
Ihe
xclieme
fotered
by
the
i
National
Association
of
Canadian
Clubs
to
facilitate
the
securing
of
prominent
speakers
for
luncheon
meetings
of
clubs
throughout
the
Dominion.
REGIMENTAL
ORDERS
1st.
Bn.
North
B.C.
Regiment
102
Bn.
C.C.F.
'
(lhlir
liv
Mil
Inr
J.
W
VirliolU
couiiuanding:
liiilles.
Orderly
olllcer.
-
Lieut.
L
llarnsley,
week
ending
January
ID.
I.icul.
M.
Mason,
next
for
duly.
Parades.
The
llallalioii
will
parade
Monday
evening,
January
1
1
at
H
pgn.
for
ceremonial
drill
in
preparation
fur
Inspection
by
the
(i.O.C.
The
CO.
urxes
all
ranks
to
atlcnd
tlii.
parade
so
that
a
good
showing
may
be
made
al
the
Inspection.
Inspection.
--
Tim
I
la
1
1
al
Ion.
band
and
clatf
will
parade
Thursday
evcnliu'.
January
17.
at
7.30
p.m.
for
inspection
by
the
C.O.C.M.O,
Ii.
II.
Dress.
Marching
order
without
greatcoats,
fall
in
with
rifles.
All
brass
work
ami
leather
eijuip-nienl
lo
be
thoroughly
cleaned
and
spotless.
The
Commanding
ofllcer
urges
Ihe
importance
of
attending
this
inspection
and
in
uniform
as
the
pay
for
this
year's
drill
period
will
only
be
received
by
the
Itegl-inent
in
respect
lo
the
number
on
parade.
O.M.
Stores.Slores
will
be
open
from
7.30
to
8.30
p.m.
Monday
evening
January
1
1,
for
the
Issue
of
clothing
and
equipment
lo
recruits.
l).M.
S.
Davies
will
parade
recruits
from
Arinoury
lo
the
stores.
School
of
Instruction.
All
members
of
Ihe
llrgimenl
who
wish
lo
complete
N.C.O.
class
conducted
by
Il.S.M,
Youngman
are
requested
to
attend
without
fail
Monday
evening
al
8
p,m,
The
course
is
now
under
way
and
no
entrance
will
be
permit-led
after
next
week.
It.
I.
l'ONDKft,
Lieut,
and
Act.
Adjutant
1st.
lln.
North
H.C.
Regiment.
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
you
g-et
It.
t
Phone
376
The
House
rea.
and
$7.30.
Now
$4.10
Boys'
Boots,
iie
1-5,
reg.
St.
50
mid
5.nil.
Now
$3.35
Boys'
Boots,
,M
nil
i
wear.
Ucs
11-2.
re.
t.
Now
Women's
Pumps,
Otfords
and
Laced
Boots,
rev
7.nn
to
'.
on,
all
-io'"
Now
$4-95
Phone
376
of
Quality
SHOE
SLAUGHTER
We
ntusl
hae
room
for
Spring
.Stuck.
Prices
wid
ir
you
whether
we
mean
Imisiiics
or
not.
Mere
are
a
few
of
them.
J"dg
fur
your-elf.
Women'-
fine
Hutlou
himi
Laced
llool,
ixe
2l,
t,j
y
only,
95c.
f
Men's
Calf
Boots,
tll
sixes
I
Women's
Heavy
Calf
Lie
n-
i-
I.
5.
0
and
7
Nmw
$3.s
Girls'
Chocolate
and
Black
Li
COd
Boots,
i-;
ue
tl-S:
Now
$2.(5
Children's
Chocolate
Button
..Hoot,
HueKtoti
t:;
-nf
M-Mitfc.
reg
,,-N"
$3.2$
Youths'
Boots,
!
I
I.
re.
jj,il5,
Now
JltS
Slater's
London
Lady
and
Venus
Fine
Footwear.
tint
from
l)
to
per
nl
r'""
l'ii
day
oul
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Phone
370.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
0,
p.m.
Colleen
Moore
pllcalloa
purtuiiit
therein
and
to
Inr
In
"The
Huntress"
The
rollii-knig
slorv
.
frmnMiir
go
arller
!
'
relentless
man-hunt.
Th'1
refrrliug.
original
lale
llidiaii-bred
girl
who.
e..iinng
'or
a
lmPiml
kiJ
the
first
likely
until
.-he
mvi
Hi-cry
.-onicd)
dmm
new-
type.
MERMAID
COMEDY
"THREE
STRIKES."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
WSTIft
NOTICC.
(DlterslOA
snd
Uta),
TAkE
OTi:E
that
VV.
C
CoHima
Indian
A
rent.
hu
aJdrt
la
I'rlnre
Kurl,
B.C..
will
apply
for
s
liretm-
in
lake
ami
ue
so.
ooo
stikoi
a
day
of
water
out
of
small
unnatoed
lake
on
Mrtlekalla
IxirlMm
of
TaiiupM-an
Indian
llrwrte
i
t.
wnirn
tlows
wesleriv
awl
dralna
Into
bunran
H.
about
one
ainl
a
half
link
norlb
of
itrr
alory
I'olnl.
Tlx
water
will
Le
rllter
te.1
fr.Mii
Uh
lake
at
a
tMnl
about
I
H
mile
nortliea.l
of
Metlakatla
Indian
Villa
re.
ami
will
t
uvd
for
do
i
nieailr
purje
un
lite
land
ilearriurd
ati
.veiuaatis
Townne.
Tinieaii
Indian
He
erve,
5o.
f.
Thla
n-.llre
waa
rsMted
on
Ihe
srond
on
Ihe
JDlh
day
of
Sovemlwr.i
a
nipy
or
ini.
iH.llce
bihI
an
an
i
Water
Art.
mi."
will
tm
filed
in
in'
Office
of
the
Waler
lleeonler
al
I'rlnre!
Ilwperl.
H.I.
ObjerlMi
to
Ihe
applies
;
lion
inay
be
filed
wiih
the
mM
Water
lirn.rder
or
with
Ihe
nsitpirollrr
of!
Waler
IllihU.
Parllaineiii
ItniMinr.
Vie
I
torla,
B.C..
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
of
thla
notice
In
s
l'-ali
newspaper.
Tls
dale
of
Ihe
flrtt
publics
lion
Of
Ihia
nolle
lereniler
L
III)
w.
t.
i:oli
isot,
Appiicsnl
Indian
Aent,
Arenl.
,
FARMERS
Market
Phone
Blut
421.
Cash
and
Carry
Orders
$5.00
and
Over
Lowi-t
prices
m
low
'ft:'
ieaiy
nlreaiu
of
bw-
""
ln.ve
il.
ltalitim
Flour.
UK
HpuiU.
I
jirly
lloe.
per
$1.80
.v-
ieUy
r'reh
Hgg,
ihn
5
"DEMERS"
-
i
Clearance
Sale
HATS
HALF
PRICE.
CLOTH
COATS
RAINCOATS
ONE
THIRD
OFF
UNDERWEAR
WOOL
HOSIERY
ONE
FOURTH
OFF.
SWEATERS
DRES8E8
8KIRT8
BLOUSES
CAMISOLES
CORSET8
BRASSIERES
ONE
FIFTH
OFF
SILK
HOSIERY
'
GLOVES
ONE
TENTH
OFF
"DEMERS"