PAOB
BIX.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Thursday,
7
and
9
Boy
oMine
Adapted
from
Uooth
Tarkiugton's
noted
story.
A
great
human
drama
of
the
home
that
will
make
you
dig
deep
into
your
soul
to
find
the
spot
it
is
aimed
at.
A
picture
for
every
father,
every
mother,
every
son,
every
daughter.
Splendid
settings.
Heal
circus
scenes
filmed
during
a
matinee.
Better
than
"Pcnrod
and
Sam."
Ben
Alexander,
Rockliffe
Fellowcs,
Honry
B.
Walthall,
Lawrence
Llcalizl,
Ireno
Rich,
Dot
Farley
and
selected
cast,
including
Gene
Jaekson,
the
blackest
little
comic
kid
you
ever
saw.
COMEDY.
FUN
FROM
THE
PRESS.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
WEEK
END
SPECIALS.
Local
Killed
Milk
Fed
Veal.
Shoulder
Itoast,
per
lb.
15c
Loin,
per
lb.
20c
Fillets
of
Veal
..
..
..
25c
Bulkley
Valley
Steer
Beef.
Hound
Done
Pot
Iloast,
per
tb.
12!2c
Fresh
Killed
Chicken
and
Fowl.
Maid
or
Hutlcr,
Clover
Creamery
in
hulk,
3
lb.
for
.
$1.15
Malkin's
Hest
Jelly
Powders.
Special,
t
for
..
...
25c
AFlfcrla
Cooking
Kftgs,
per
dozen
.
.,
25c
Cairns'
Pure
Jam
in
glass
Strawberry,
Ulack
Currant
or
Haspberry.
per
jar
25c
Van
Camps
Tom'alo
Soup.
Special,
2
for
25c
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones.
3io,lM,2i2'
Cash
&
Carry
MAKE
YOUR
MONEY
GO
TWICE
AS
FAR.
Castile
Soap,
25c
bars.
On
sale.
0
bars
for
...
$1.00
I'runes,
40-50,
large
size,,
regular
20c.
On
sale
10c
Fresh.
(Irouud
Coffee,
3
lbs.
for
,.,ii
$1.00
Strictly
Fresh
pullet
Eggs,
a
few
left
at
3
doz.
for
........
$1.00
Mik,
any
kind,
case
$5.50
No.
1
Creamery
Duller,
2
lbs.
for
75o
Any
four
lb.
I
in
Jam
in
stock
including
Empress
Strawberry.
On
sale,
per
tin
75c
Oranululcd
Sugar,
5
lbs.
for
...
...
...
....
45c
No.
i
Jap
Itice,
10
lbs.
75c
Farmers
Market
PRESERVING
SEASON
is
now
hi
full
swing.
Wc
have
a
large
variety
of
FRUITS
at
the
following
"prices:
Apricot?,
per
crate
..
$1.75
New
Apples,
per
lb.
..
12'ac
Hyng
Cbcrries,
per
lb,
30c
Watermelon,
3
lbs.
for
25o
l'jaelu's,
per
doz
.
.
.
.
30c
Buy
wliile
tlie
buyiag's
goodl
All
Heavy
Orders
Delivered.
E
CONQMY
STORE
Phone
84.
417
5th
East
TIMBER
SALE
X
6369.
There
will
be
tiffd-pil
fur
sain
at
I'nhlir
Auction,
at
noun
on
tliu
SGlli
day
of
July,
I
IU44.
in
till
firflrn
iT
thft
1'fii'w.Lt
ni.ai-
en.
nr..
JAEGER
Bathing
Suits
For
Ladlos.
Just
received
a
special
shipment
of
Bathing
Suits.
Some
extra
out
sizes.
Priced
87.50
and
8.(W.
Colors
are
Navy
ami
Wliile,
fireen
and
Yellow,
Black
and
Yellow.
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd
Phone
8.
Third
Ave.
A
Fulton.
DANCE
At
the
Auditorium
Friday
Evening,
July
18
Kasson's
Orchestra.
Refreshments
served.
Qentlemen
$1.00;
Ladles
60c
Phone
Black
419.
L.
P.
Marren,
Proprietor.
CIVILIZATION
IN
THE
JUNGLE
Yucatan
Once
Had
City
With
Temples
and
Pyramids
and
Art
Work
WASHINGTON,
July
17.
Ex
cavation
of
Cliichen
Itza,
the
once
brilliant
capital
or
the
lost
Maya
race,
a
civilization
of
American
aborigines
that
reared
an
amaz-iug
culture
on
this
continent
be
fore
the
dawn
of
the
Christian
era
and
then
disappeared,
be
queathing
to
posterity
a
ast
riddle
of
ruined
temples
and
stately
pyramids,
has
been
begun
under
the
direction
of
the
Carnegie
Institute
of
Washington.
Mystery
of
Origin
An
expedition
sent
into
Yucatan,
the
site
of
the
Mayas'
greatest
cultural
achievement,
early
this
spring,
has
sent
back
to
the
Institution
here
ils
first
report
-
of
actual
progress
on
the
task
of
digging
the
ancient
metropolis
from
its
jungle
covered
grave
in
a
genuine
effort
to
solve
the
mystery
of
the
origin
of
the
people
who
built
it.
Dr.
Sylvauus
G.
Morley,
asso-
visor
at
siniiiieis,
the
Lirvnce
X630,
tu
elate
of
(he
Carnegie
rnrfhulth
rnuca
iiuj'tri,
o..
Institutiou
nil
ti.vvu
jackplne
lies
on
an
area
tsltu-
:
Mi.l.lli.
Vnw.i-w.in
l,,.,i,.nl.-
ated
tin
parts
of
Lots
3583
and
358
and
1,1
-"liliUC
.Mlietican
All
liaeology,
area
adjoining-,
about
t,
miles
up
shovel
js
IS
head
of
tho
exncditiou
"Miuillou,
which
wiuui
Creek
from
the
Canadian
National
Hallway,
,
,
.
,
n.i-,
cuusi
niirici.
tciiuiKu
vjii
iuiicii
n&u
hu
10.
JtUi,"
wm
be
"lwwl
for
ru-
Since
that
time
the
excavators
Provided
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
!,..,
.
,l.-..l.v.l
!..:..
mirllon
!
n.av.
....,u
.
.L.
in
'"'-
'"'"i
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
uf
auction
alletltlon
lo
Uncovering
null
iiraM-ti
us
une
um.
'
.
:
i
i
i
i
unrestricted
Hirlher
parlleulars
of
the
Chief
Fores-
I'
i
iiuni
mm
iuiiiiut-9
pVi'nie'nurt
bc"
r
Fo,eslcr'
very
heart
or
the
buried
'mm.
M
,.
1.
.
.
it't'l.
I
I
...
P
TIMBER
SALE
X
6258.
a
group
Thousand
Columns.'
'
Carved
Columns
Part
of
this
has.
already
in
the
city,
WALir.lt
OALC,
the
been
reclaimed,
the
excavators
coining
Sealed
Tenders
will
!
rereiveit
hv
the
intiin
ln:i
II
I
i
f
11
1
lv
('.ii'veil
mlimiim
lnffi,!;rrvB7I.,hrSr,U?.,wlloe
numbers
led
to
-I
he
name
chase
or
Licence
X
0i58,
near
Watson
Hay.
ascribed
d!,L""1"
In
,u
the
court
won
above
huiim.
In
in
Roderick
Island,
C.lt.
3,
lo
cut
SOU.M.
f.luh.
r
spruce.
iiemiocK,
Balsam
and
Cedar
MIC
course
nl
UlCir
excavations
Stwo(.
years
will
be
allowed
Tor
rc-'
Ult'
archaeologists,
Dr..
M.orley
moval
of
timber.
urnli'
fmirul
n
irren!
nwisnic
further
particular
of
the
Chief
Fores-
.
ter.
Victoria,
or
tlw
biatrial
Forester,
WlllClrliatl
once
graced
the
Cll-I'rlnreJuipert.Jl.C.
1
1
mure
lo
.me
of
I
lie
lenn.Ies
in
TIMBER
SALE
X
6371.
this
court.
uiSf-Vf!?
7renirt.e;LwlJI
bv,
rpcflv5
py,
Vie
"Chichen
Itza
originally
cover-Minister
of
Lands,
at
Mctorla.
Tlol
later
,
,
.
.......
than
noon
on
the
:i
1st
day
of
July,
Hit,
ed
an
illniense
extent,
Dr.
Mor-ror
the
purchnse
or
Licence
XC37I,
to
cut
,,.(
."'n,n
n.wl
lci
wrotC.
1110
CIMC
ailll
m
TC-
15.000
Jackpiuc
Ties
on
an
area
adjoin-
Inir
Lot
337S,
south
shore
or
Bulkley
Lake,
Ijsirms
iir.n'n
nmei
CenlPT
luiu.iiiiuip
containing
the
un.
Hanira
S,
Coast
District.
Two
(2
years
win
be
allowed
for
re-
temples,
palaces,
pyramids,
nur-"'TirtheV'pa'rtlc'ulars
or
the
Chief
Fores-
'kel
places,
liall
Cotll
ls,
terraces,
I'rincVnSpcrt,
1&.
'
F
ViiUM
f'ore,,er-
tombs
and
pfazas
alone
covered
i
"
an
area
two
miles
long
hy
a
mile
I
TIMBER
SALE
X
6271.
iwj((;
n,jt
hpyon(
n,is
in
every
I
Sealed
e
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Land,
at
Victoria,
not
later
ithan
noon
on
the
3
1st
clay
or
July,
lost,
Ifor
the
-purchase
of
Licence
X6i7l,
to
cut
LAND
ACT.
H8.00U
Jackplne
Tics
on
an
area
adjoining-
Notlca
of
Intention
to
AddIv
to
Leate
Land.
the
south
boundary
or
Lot
3314,
between
in
Oueen
i:harlotle
Island
Land
District,
I'erow
and
Knuckholt,
llange
S,
Coast
Ilceordlnfr
District
of
Prince
llupert.
B.C.,
District
and
situate
near
Tow-
II
111.
Graham
Island.
Two
(2
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-
i
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
I,
Ueorire
W.
Dow-moval
of
timber.
liner,
of
3682
CambrldKe
Street,
Vancouver,
Further
particulars
of
the
Chler
Fores-
ii.c.
occupation
manufacturer.
Intends
to
ter,
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
apply
ror
permission
lo
lease
the
follow-
I'rlnce
Itupert,
B.C.
mi?
describeil
lands:
Commencing
at
a
!post
planted
near
the
fool
of
Tow
1
1
III.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6359.
east
side.
Ihenre
northerly
lo
low
water
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
Minister
of
Land,
at
rrtnee
'mrk-
,h'm'e
WfSfr'y
foMowlnit
low
water
received
hv
the
e
I"i,rk
80
"'":
thence
southerly
three
.Mrtorhi
Vlrt
no
i
later
ii
than
an
niHiii
lMHin
mi
on
i
ine
hp
urn
Sim
h
day
or
r
July,
jniw
I
ni.ii
2
4,
man
.
s;
'...,.,..,
ineiice
easieny
atl,i
..ntalnlnir
tu
roams-
IS
iu
acres.
imn
iiirfiiM4P
rr
i
i
ron
xmia
1
1
mil
cut
"
-
-
fur
the
purchase
of
Licence
X6359.
to
17.UIMI
J
l
about
anoiit
I
V,
V.
a
ackplne
Ties
on
an
'area
situated
n,un;
or
les,
tidies
north
or
Canadian
National
Hallway,
between
Palllnit
and
Hose
ijikc,
itauxe
a,
uiasi
ntstrici.
Two
(2
)
Years
w
ill
lie
nllnui-i!
fur
r-
tnoval
of
timber.
Hirlher
particulars
of
the
Chief
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester.
rince
lliiiHTt,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6302.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Date,
June
ft,
GEOHOE
V.
DOWJJN0,
Applicant.
DAVE
BUTTES,
Afrelit.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA,
In
the
Matter
or
the
Administration
Act;
and
.
.
.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Donald
J.
Mrhlarmid.
Deceased:
Intestate.
Minister
Of
iJllrts.
at
Victoria,
not
later'
TAkF.
.NOTICE
that
bV
order
of
HIS
than
noon
on
the
list
day
of
July.
1024,
Honor
F.
Mril.
Youtifr.
made
litis
3ik1
day
i'ir
me
I'liniu-e
ui
Lirens
Ar.3"Z.
lo
rut
't
JUiy.
a.ii.
iv4,
t
was
ainiiuiru
nun,
107.680
llneai
feet
of
ldar
Poles
nuT
Administrator
or
the
estate
or
Donald
John
Plllnr
on
Uit
IBi.
about
five
miles,
across
MacDiarmld.
deceased,
and
all
iartles
hav-Skeena
lllver
from
llenw
Station,
llange
5,
In?
claims
ax-atust
the
said
estate
are
bere-Coasl
District.
'bv
reuulred
to
furnish
same,
properly
Two
'S
wars
!!!
hi
alimt-eii
fi.r
i
a.
.
t
-vrirird.
to
nie
on
or
before
tile
8ta
nay
moval
of
timber.
lor
Aumist,
A.D.
1V24,
and
all
parties
ln-
tnrtli..e
riaHlnili.
..r
(.
i.
.
.
H..l.iaH
,..
(Km
netala
i-i.
rertiilreft
to
Ilflv
ter,
Victoria,
B.r
,
or
District
Forester,
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
Acting;
Orrirlal
Administrator,
rrince
itupen.
u.i..,
Dated
thl
Hh
day
of
July.
IW.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Matter
or
the
Administration
Act;
mi
In
the
Matter
(if
the
Estate
of
Eric
Koe.
neceaea;
mieaiaie.
TAkE
JiOTICK
that
by
order
of
Ills
iimiiir
F
Mrll
Yiiiinir.
made
Una
3rd
day
nr
July,
A
lt.
im,
I
waa
aplxilnted
Actlnit
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Eric
Kme,
deceased,
ana
an
parties
naniit
claims
aaaliisl
the
said
estate
are
here-liy
required
to
furnish
ame,
proierly
verinea,
IU
ine
on
ir
nemro
uic
phi
j
i.t
a
ii
ir
int.
A.it.
i
i.
ana
an
nariie
m-
iteliied
tu
the
estate
are
reuulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
iwieDicuuess
tu
me
forthwith.
..
WAI.ir.lt
u.l
L.r..
Acting;
Official
Administrator,
rrince
uuieri.
n.u.
fiated
this
Hill
day
uf
July.
tt.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Matter
or
the
Administration
Act
tiH
in
the
Malter
of
the
Estate
of
Andrew
K
.u-ittpv
iiercasen:
intestate.
TAWF.
.NOTICE
that
by
order
of
ills
limine
p
Mrii.
Yoiinir.
made
this
3rd
day
of
July,
A.D.
I9S4.
I
was
apimliited
Acting
iilmiii
utrnlnr
nr
tlie
PMaie
or
Andrew
it.
Sweeney,
deceased,
and
all
partlea
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
lame,
properly
veriried,
to
me
on
or
uerore
ine
utii
injur
Aua-iirt.
A.
1).
104.
and
all
partlea
in
dented
to
the
estate
are
reuulred
to
pay
ihe
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
ine
ri.rlhu.llh
YYAi.ir.ii
ijAi.r..
Acting
Official
Administrator,
rrince
iiuperi.
u.u
Haled
Itils
nth
day
of
July.
1
og.
NOTICE
OF
SALE.
Sealed
T(iider
Will
be
received
by
the
Iilslrlct
Forester
at
Prince
Itupert
up
In
ilium
mi
Jnlv
tftth.
1094.
for
the
purchase
of
a
inmitlt.y
of
culled
Cedar
pole
at
Wiuuipnek
and
narnaiiv.
estimated
at
11
Ton
iiiwi
feet
The
unset
nrlre
which
IS
the
lowest
lender
that
will
be
accepted
!
one
quarter
rent
per
nneai
root,
'
mnnnpi
iiiiisi
lie
rrouiiimi
en
u.v
icr
nrii.fl
riienn
or
money
navable
to
Fotrst
liranrn.
roverinir
nny
ti
per
rent
hi
the
total
price
bid
on
total
estimated
nitantllv.
The
hlirliesl
or
any
tender
not
nerel
srllv
arrented.
Further
particular
of
Dlitrlrt
Forester,
:he
DAILY
KEW8
Thursday,
July
17,
19?1
Optician
and
Optometrist
If
troubled
with
EYE
STRAIN
or
you
need
a
CHANQE
of
Glasses
we
have
the
very
latest
consultant
on
Optometry
with
25
years
years
experience.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured.
DIAMONDS
Loose
or
Mounted.
Wc
give
you
one
year
to
think
it
over.
If
not
satisfied
return
them
and
get
your
money
back
less
10
per
cent.
Surely
there
must
be
value
or
we
could
not
offer
this
Inducement.
SILVERWARE
A
large
shipment
Just
arrived.
Moderate
prices,
latest
designs.
Max
Heiner
Diamond
Specialist
direction
for
miles
and
miles
formerly
stretched
Hie
homes
of
the
humbler
folks.
WHEATLEY
TELLS
OF
BRIT1SHH0USING
BILL
Does
Not
Discourage
Private
Enterprise
but
Tends
to
Promote
It
LONDON,
July
17.
Hon.
Joint
Wlieatley,
minister
of
health
in
the
British
Labor
government,
iu
explaining
the
housing
bill
passed
hy
the
government,
said
tho
main
object
was
to
secure
continuity
in
the
building
of
working
class
houses.
The
essentials
of
the
bill
were
a
treaty
with
the
building
industry,
a
treaty
withi
the
local
authorities,
and
a
charter
for
the
tenant.
Parliament
was
asked
to
guarantee
financial
support
for
15
years
to
enable
the
industry
lo
expand
ils
resources
in
men,
materials,
and
finance,
and
lo
become
once
more
what
it
ought
to
be,
a
pillar
of
the
nation.
The
industry
undertook
lo
provide
houses
iu
certain
numbers
according
lo
a
definile
program
at
reasonable
prices.
The
basis
of
Hie
agreement
with
the
building
industry
was
Hie
produc
tion
and
delivery
of
working
class
houses.
The
government,
he
said,
were
leaving
life
production
of
materials
lo
private
enlernrise.
Fur-
use
machinery
of
the
Trade
Facilities
Act
to
develop
the
production.
Short
of
a
system
ii
nationalization,
I
lie
govern
ment
had
done
everything
possible
lo
ensure
that
the
production
in
abundance
of
necessary
materials
would
be
realized.
The
public
bad
a
serious
interest
in
eeing
(bat
prices
and
costs
of
housebuilding
which
would
lead
directly
Iu
an
increase
of
rents
did
not
lake
iilace,
and
he
de
fined
in
detail
the
measures
taken
lo
secure
Dial
end.
The
proposals
did
not
discourage
private
enterprise.
They
did
more
lo
promote
it
than
any
measure
which
had
been
before
Die
House
in
recent
limes.
His
policy,
was
to
get
houses
METHODISTS
OBJECT
TO
ROYAL
FAMILY'S
INTEREST
IN
RACES
LONDON.
July
17,
family
has
been
criticized
by
a
sect
of
their
subjects
because
of
Ihe
royal
fondness
for
Ihe
racecourse.
Wliile
a
narl
of
the
na
tion
stands
by
lo
applaud
the
sporting
instinct
which
brings
their
majesties
lo
mingle
with
tlie
thousands
of
Knglishtuen
al
Ihe
courses,
(he
Primitive
Meth
odist
conference
at
Newcastle
recently
passed
a
resolution
de-crying'lhe
Ifason
-between
Buck
ingham
Palace
and
Newmarket.
The
resolution
expressed
the
altitude
of
the
conference
as
"viewing
with
grave
concern
and
pain
Hie
increasing
close
association
of
royally
with
the
turf.
Members
of
the
royal
family
were
more
personally
referred
lo
iu
the
discussions
which
took
place
before
the
adoption
of
Hie
resolution.
The
Prince
of
Wales
a
s
the
most
adventuresome
member
of
the
royal
family,
came
in
for
most
or
tlie
unfriendly
criticism,
but
even
Queen
Mary
was
criticized
for
lending
her
presence
lo
the
grandiland.
IRISH
SITUATION
IS
NOT
VERY
ENCOURAGING
Pugnacious
Telegram
Sent
to
Colonial
Secretary
by
Secretary
of
De
Valera
I.ONDON,
July
16.
An
announcement
Ibat
the
remaining
Irish
leaders
who
are
now
iu
prison
for
sedition
and
similar
charges,
including
Kamoit
tie
de
Valera
and
Austin
Slack,
will
be
released
this
week,
is
arousing
considerable
speculation
wills
regard
lo
development
In
tho
Free
Slale.
Mr.
Itulledge,
secre-Imy
to
De
Valera,
sent
a
pugnacious
telegram
lo
the
lit.
lion.
J.
II.
Thomas,
colonial
secretary,
following
(lie
hitler's
slalemen1
that
the
labor
government
would
not
countenance
any
steps
to
establish
a
republic
iu
Ireland
the
coining
hyelection
in
County
Mayo
is
generally
re
garded
as
an
index
of
the
poli
Ileal
barometer.
It
is
feared
Miat
the
general
business
de.
pressftin
throughout
Ihe
Free
Slalo.
may
induce
many
waverers
lo
vole
for
a
republic.
Tin-number
of
bankruptcies
and
Ihe
distress
throughout
Ihe
congest
ed
districts
of
the
west
is
positively
appalling.
Labor
is
rapidly
drilling
to
wards
the
danger
zone
of
extreme
radicalism.
The
immense
destruction
which
is
the
result
of
the
civil
war
has
aroused
fears
thai
British
capital
will
not
bo
available
for
investment
in
Irish
enterprises.
The
Free
State
is
tftking
steps
lo
interest
(ierinany
in
financing
several
large
schemes
of
development,
especially
in
connection
with
a
great
power
scheme.
The
weakness
and
inexperience
of
the
voveriiiiieut
is
daily
aggravating
the
situation.
CLERGYMEN
PREACH
ABOUT
ADVERTISING
IN
LONDON
CHURCHES
LOXOX,
July
17.
The
ethics
and
use
of
advertising
as
novel
subjects
of
pulpil
oratory
struck
strangely
upon
Ihe
ears
of
the
congregation
assembled
on
Sunday
lor
die
morning
service
in
both
Westminster
Abbey
and
the
Wcslininsfcr
Jloniun
Catholic
cathedral.
True
Ihe
services
were
devoted
lo
tin-
overseas
visitors
to
the
international
advertising
con-vc
nl
ion
and
the
congregations
largely
consisted
of
Knglisb
ther
limit
lhal,
they
proposed
lo
,
5,
YKKai?
V
.
",u
......
it...
the
..,i.
..r
n.
iJUnileil
Males
and
the
dominions,
but
thai
the
Bishop
of
Durham
in
Westminster
Abbey
and
Father
Knox
in
the
cathedral
should
have
chosen
such
worldly
subjects
as
the
Iheines
for
their
sermons
was
considered
a
s
showing
the
tremendous
hold
which
Ihe
convention
lias
al
ready
established
upon
the
consciousness
of
the
British
people.
The
Bishop
of
Durham
dwell
on
the
enormous
influence
of
advertising
on
modern
life.
He
said
the
presence
of
so
many
delegates
of
Hie
convention
implied
an
assumption
thai
their
business
bad
a
direct
relation
lo
those
sublinme
verities
which
the
church
existed
to
confirm.
TRADE
OF
ALASKA
IS
ON
INCREASE
iU'NKAU,
July
17.
Totalling
$1',I8),0'J3,
Alaska's
export
trade
,aMl
n,0,l,n
was
"-loutst
9200,(100
The,
roval
larger
man
in
June,
iwzj,
anil
approximately
l,ooo,000
more
than
June
1022,
and
$1,500,000
larger
than
the
same
month
in
1021,
according
lo
the
monthly
summary
of
export
com'merco
is
sued
by
Collector
of
Custom
John
G.
McBride.
The
value
of
the
products
of
the
fisheries
industry
last
mioiith
reached
1
,31
8,0
12,
an
unusually
high
figure
for
Ihe
month.
Cop
per
ore
shipments
were
valued
nl
i?ohi,jis
ami
representing
car
goes
aggregating
0,311,211
b?,
Rubrsribn
for
tho
Daily
Nw.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laas
Land.
in
ijueen
unaruiite
islands
necordlngr
Distort
of
skeena,
a.
and
and
allualt
alluate
in
front
of
ilork
to.
Oiieen
Charlotte
Island!
Land
lilslrlrt
I).
I..
7,
Plan
0ft,
Take
Notice
that
Hume
It.
Hablnirton
of
Masseit.
occupation
cannery
nianarer.
In
lends
to
apply
for
permission
to
lease
the
rollowinir
desrrineit
roresnore:
Commen
cing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
southwest
corner
of
lllock
19'
thenep
west
33
deir,
south
about
son
feet
to
low
water
niarkj
thence
northerly
alonsr
low
water
mark
to
a
point
wesi
33
dear,
south
of
north
west
rornerof
Blnrk
19?
thence
easterly
to
the
nortnwest
corner
or
ninrk
I9i
thence
southerly
alont
Mali
water
mark
to
post.
ann
containing-
314
acres,
more
nr
less,
if
n
nmivnfnv
11.
.
II.1UI.1HIW.1.
Name
of
Applicant.
rasLiLL
Just
Say-'GIMME
nm
Mfbrm
Jnlinsbf
Just
Say
"Gimme"
offers
new
hope
to
the
dissatisfied
smoker.
Strollers
have
given
thousands
of
men
the
flavor
and
quality
they
craved.
Just
Say
"Gimme"
and
try
them!
0LLR$
THE
CIGARETTE
WITH
TME
ORIGINAL
FLAVOD
CABLE
Shoes
We
have
received
another
large
shipment
of
this
famous
brand
direct
from
England.
These
Shoes
are
wilhonl
a
doubt
extraordinary
big
values
mid
arc
eipinlly
as
good
as
other
shoe-
sedtng
ludav
nt
double
the
price.
They
are
sure
to
move
fast
like
the
lust
shipment.
A
j&tfKI
CREPE
SOLES.
Fine
Tan
Willow
Calf
With
Crepe
Soles,
Hla.
k
1:
i
Hrown.
Price
$8.00
Black
and
Brown
Calf
On
popular
American
lasls.
HI
and
Hrown
Kid.
Price
..a
.
58.00
Black
and
Brown
Vlcl
Kid
Splendid
values.
Special
$8.00
SPECIAL.
Zulu
Brown
Winter
Calf
Leather
lineij,
u,
splendid
w-.:m
boot.
Price
'
59.50
i
BROGUES.
Tho
Famous
Cable
Brogue9
in
fine
Willow
C
alf.
Price
$3.00
MEN!
You
are
specially
invited
to
inspect
this
;
:?
before
buying
inferior
shoes
elsewhere.
We
do
Shoe
Repairing
of
the
better
class.
We
will
be
pleased
to
do
your
next
Job.
McArthur's
The
Home
of
Quality
Shoes.
Extraction
of
Teeth
During
the
summer
months
it
is
advisable
lo
have
the
TEETH
that
should
be
extracted
removed
and
preparation
will.be
made
for
PLATES
or
BRIDQEWORK
before
tlie
winter
months
set
in.
Pain
will
bc
eliminated.
I
ncod
no
recommendation
to
you.
Your
friends
and
neighbors
are
my
patients.
ASK
THEM.
Dr.
JOS.
MAGUIRE
DENTIST.
Phone
575.
Get
Your
Appointment
Today.
Smith
Block.
The
Old-timer
says
Electric
Bread
is
"The
Best
we
ever
had"
"Pnlrouizu
Prince
Huperl
Stores
and
support
the
that
supports
you."