Mna
six.
,
EIGHTH
or
the
series
f
dealing
with
the
establishment
of
the
Dank
or
Montreal
at
representative
points
in
Canada
and
elsewhere.
in
THE
CAPITALSRvpANADA
1,
11
.
Hi
liTllH
I
-"T.
r.l
111.
"
I
DANCE
At
tho
Auditorium
Friday
Evening,
July
25
Fasson's
Orchestra.
Refreshments
served.
Qentlemon
$1.00;
Ladies
50o
Phone
lllack
49.
L.
F.
Marren,
Proprietor.
5
c
T
1
.
1
I
HE
year
1867,
when
the
foundations
of
modern
Can-JL
ada
were
laid
by
Confederation,
was
the
year
in
which
the
Bank
of
Montreal
celebrated
the
50th
anniversary
of
its
foundation.
By
that
time
the
Bank
was
already
a
strong
and
stable
institution,
with
Branches
well
distributed
throughout
Upper
and
Lower
Canadz.
Established
in
Montreal
in
1817,
the
Bank
opened
an
Office
in
Quebec
in
the
same
year,
in
York
(now
Toronto)
in
1818,
in
Ottawa
in
1842,
in
Halifax
in
1868,
in
Winnipeg
in
1878,
in
P?ina
in
1882,
in
Victoria
in
1891,
in
Fredericton
in
j8oo,
in
Edmonton
in
1903,
and
in
Char-lottetown
in
1907.
Today
the
Bank
has
more
than
550
Branches
in
Canada
.and"
offices
in
New
York,
Chicago,
San
Francisco,
Spokane,
London,
Paris
and
Mexico.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
over
IOO
years
Total
Assets
in
excess
of
$650,000,000
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
0
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
p.m.
Gloria
Swanson
in
"The
Humming
Bird"
The
big
screen
surprise.
Gloria
in
trousers.
See
her
first
male
characterization
in
this
thrill-picture
of
a
daring,
cunning
Apache
who
leads
a
double
life
and
mystifies
the
whole
of
Paris,
(iloria
in
Iter
first
dual
role.
Gloria
saucy,
pert,
beautiful,
-alluring,
gorgeously
gowned
as
ever,
then
a
vixen
masquerading
in
boy's
clothes,
the
talk
of
the
boulevards
and
nemesis
of
the
police.
See
her
awarded
the
Croix
de
Guerre
for
recruiting
a
regiment
of
Apaches
by
her
fiery
personality.
CAMEO
COMEDY
"DUSTY
DOLLARS."
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE.
Admission
50c
and
25c.
NOTHING
BETTER
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World.
PURDY'S
CANDY
A
Toothsome
Delight
in
a
Beautiful
Box.
Sole
Agents
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Cash
&
Garry
Creamery
Hutlcr.
2
lbs.
75c
Lanl,
Swifts'
Silver
Leaf,
3
His.
55c,
5
lbs.
90c,
10
lbs.
$1.75.
Strictly
Fresh
F.gps,
Si
tloz.
75c
Ontario
Cheese,
per
lb.
25o
Heinz
Sweet
Mixed
lMckles,
per
pint
...
...
....
40c
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
3
lbs.
$1.00
Farmers'
Tea,
high
grade,
2
lbs.
for
$1.25
Grape
Nuts.
'2
pks.
for
35c
A
fresh
barrel
of
Ginger
Snaps
has
arrived
and
with
each
order
ovor
$5.00
we
will
sell
5
lbs.
of
Glngor
Snaps
for
50c.
Farmers
Market
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAIL
WAYS.
Western
Region.
at
81
I
10
lie
Knmnccr,
I'i'luce
Hupcrl.
ll.C;
Canadian
.National
Hallway
Agent
at
Moose
Jaw,
Sask.
Tenders
will
imt
be
considered
unles-s
made
on
the
form
supplied
bv
the
Hall-war
Company
aud
accompanied
bv
an
ac
cepted
cheque
on
chartered
bank,
equal
t)
rive
per
cent
or
the
work,
payable
to
the
order
or
Ihe
Treasurer,
Canadian
National
Hallways.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted,
I
A.
E.
W.UUIKN,
Oeneral
Monuifer.
Winnipeg,
Man.,
July
3X11(1.
VH.
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
PRINCC
RUPERT.
In
the
Matter
ot
the
Estate
or
Ilobcrt
J.
Wallace,
or
Atlln,
In
the
County
of
Prince
Itopcrt.
In
the
Province
or
Urltlsh
Columbia,
Deceased,
who
died
I,nni1
on
the
1st
day
or
April,
1823.
NOTICK
Is
hfi-ehv
trlvrii
that
liv
Hn
nrdnr
-
P
lit.
It...
V
..
J
MURDER
TRIAL
Navigation
Not
Being
Open
Arctic
Causos
Difficulty
In
Gcttlnn
Wltnossos.
FORT
McMUllHAY.
July
25.
In
The
fokimo
murder
trial
at
Aklavik,
on
the
della
of
thu
Mackenzie
River,
has
been
postponed'
indellnitely,
because
of
weather
conditions
in
the
Arctic,
and
when
Judge
Duliuc
and
the
judicial
parly
will
return
to
the
outside"
is
a
mailer
f
conjec
ture
perhaps
next
week,
per
haps
next
month!
Navigation
is
not
yet
open
in
the
Arctic
Ocean,
anil
as
a
con
sequence
the
Mounted
Police
patrol
boat
cannot
gel
around
the
coast
from
Coronation
gulf
to
Aklavik
with
the
witnesses
necessary
to
the
trial,
ami
so
die
judge
and
his
court
with
the
F.skimo
prisoner
must
wait
at
Aklavik
until
belter
weather
permits
water
travel.
Has
Been
Held
a
Year.
Last
year,
because
of
the
pres
ence
or
ice
in
I
He
Arctic
for
lite
entire
summer,
navigation
was
difficult
and
dangerous,
and
for
this
reason
the
prisoner
now
at
Aklavik
readied
Herschel
Island
loo
later
for
last
year's
trials
(when
two
of
the
natives
were
sentenced
to
dealb
and
hanged
and
bad
to
be
held
by
the
northern
detachment
of
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
a
year.
Two
years
ago
no
vessels
were
able
to
get
beyond
Herschel
Island,
because
of
the
ice;
all
the
trailers
in.
the
eastern
Arctic
were
unable
to
communicate
with
the
island
and
the
entire
trade
of
the
Far
North
was
tied
up.
There
is
a
possibility
that
the
same
thing
may
occur
this
year,
and
for
these
reasons
(lie
trial
and
the
return
of
the
judicial
parly
is
uncertain.
FAMOUS
ALASKAN
INDIAN
CHIEF
DEAD
JUNEAU,
July
25.
Katleau,
jChief
of
the
Sitka
tribe,
one
of
itlie
historic
Indians
of
Alaska,
died
at
his
ho
nut
last
Saturday,
according
to
advices
received
Himself
claiming-
to
be
more
(ban
100
years
old,
but
he.
is
known
to
have
been
the
oldest
reshJent
of
Sitka.
With
his
death
the
last
surviving
member
of
tbo
older
generation
passed
away.
ine
name
haiiean
is
one
well
known
in
this
commjimilyi
itul
)aaI
i
ti
ir
ti
li
IJiji
nfiinf
if
(lin
fillL'i
im,.iilo
Ir.
1-rOO
m
rrt..itil
uncle
of
tinned,
by
Ilrady.
Katlean
ami
Anahoot.
were
commissioned
to
keep
peace
.1
among
the
natives.
Under
Governor
Swineford
he
was
deputized
to
destroy
the
traffic
in
and
use
of
intoxicating
liquors-
among
Division
KiiRineei-.
calvary,
.vita:
Division
the
unlive
people
ami
was
always
bravo
and
fearless
in
the
discharge
of
his
duly.
"Katlean
was
always
a
leader
in
good
works.
His
influence
was
always
for
right
living
and
for
ward
steps
among
bis
own
peo
ple.
When
the
Alaska
Native
llrolberbood
-was
started
in
Sitka
be
donated
the
site
upon
which
the
ball
was
creeled,
ground
in
front
of
his
house.
He
exerted
his
influence
lo
persuade
the
older
people
to
join
the
brother-
r.
he
d.::jY
tews
Friday,
July
25
18jJ
Optician
and
Optometrist
If
troublod
with
EYE
STRAIN
or
you
need
a
CHANGE
of
Glasses
we
havo
tho
vory
latest
consultant
on
Optometry
with
25
years
years
cxporlcnco.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured.
DIAMONDS
Looso
or
Mounted.
Wo
glvo
you-
ono
year
to
think
it
over.
If
not
satlsflod
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
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
be
made
profession
of
bis
faith
in
Christ.
He
died
in
the
failb
with
full
confidence
of
life
ever
lasting
through
Jesus
Christ."
He
was
buried
at
Sitka
Sunday.
LOADING
TWO
MILLION
FEET
Lumber
Being
Exported
From
Granby
Mill
Near
Anyox
From
Alice
Arm
Logs
Two
million
feet
of
lumber
is
to
be
loaded
on
a
sailing
vessel
at
the
mill
near
Anyox
for
export.
I
bis
lumber
is
cut
from
the
logs
taken
out
by
the
Oranby
Company
at
Alice
Arm
and
is
the
first
shipment
made.
RUPERT
ADVERTISED
IN
RAILWAY
BOOK
An
interesting
booklet
lias
just
1.
I,1I..K..I
I...
II.
!'.....
I....,
,
1.
,
,
;ifi;i;ii
imj
1,1
1111.
u
lliu
ill
Mini
here.
His
age
was
unknown,
he,.-..
,
,.
.,
:
.
i.vuiiouiii
1
1
ai
1
ways
i-iumeu
i.au-
ada,
Atlantic
lo
Pacific
The
National
Way."
The
book
contains
many
illustrations
of
interest
to
the
tourist.
A
page
illustration
shows
a
view
of
Prince
Iluperl
looking
across
I
lie
harbor,
and
on
inset
of
I
In-steamer
Prince
Iluperl
with
deck
interior
view.
There
is
also
"
1'
fflfTI"!
nil
sir
linitillnif
iiihIImii
the
deceased
is
men-
,
'
""""
'Kallcaii.''?"
P,,y
sel
',,0""tc
lhu
",us-
the
najive
of
lnn
and
made
a
treaty
with
the
Russians
under
Haranoff
who
settled
old
Sitka.
Appointed
Chief
"Katlean
was
a
man
of
striking
personality
and
character.
In
bis
earlier
years
be
was
feared
because
of
bis
power
and
influence.
In
later
life,
however,
he
cast
bis
influence
on
the
side
of-
law
and
good
governnwut
both
among
his
own
people
and
in
general.
In
18H0
he
was
appointed
chief
oT
native
police,
by
Captain
Class,
Commandant
of
the
U.
S.
Jamestown,
and
made
orrice
.-rairu
or
iruunx-
m
ctucr
will
Emriiu-er,
iib
rea-ivi-ll
winnipeK,
,,.-,,
many
trips
;.,
,,
on
ll.nl
that
lw.,.1
boat
In
to
..nil..
oully-Maiiltnlia,
until
twt-lvo
u'clork
muni.
Tin--'
"
inr
r-iimnimiltie
LO"1",umlllh
lo
lo
enforce
enioii.t
law
day.
the
Stii
day
of
Auirust.
nut.
Tor
tho
.
clparlnir.
(rracllnir
and
Installation
of
cut-
and
order;
H
was
reappointed
.riio
me
luiuittiiiK-
mien:
twiiics.
nuuiii
wo
nines;
uiinuiam-,
South-Kail
.S..."r:..."V",,l,,..?,?.
nul
"."Vs'
ford
ford
and
and
later
later
by
hy
Govcrnoi
Governor
iiai.ua
i
..allien.
B-I.liy
llllieoj
IjUWlCIiail
lay,
rlKIH
IIMIC8
I'lan.t,
profilm
"forty-1
'
of''co
,,y
Governor
Swine-iniiHi
pntM-irtraLiiiiiA
and
form
of
contract
may
be
new
and
form
of
tender
obtained
at
the
orrice
of
Chlff
Kinflneer,
Wliinlicir,
Man.;
District
Kn-irlneei-,
Kdmonliin,
Alts
;
District
engineer.
Saskatoon.
Sask.:
District
Knirliieer,
Vancouver,
M.C.;
District
Knirlnccr,
Victoria,
ll.C;
Division
Kntrlui'cr,
Kefrlna,
Sask.;
tllvlli,l!
t'mrliieur
I'i'liwn
Alli.pt
SUGAR
IS
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
AT
QUEBEC
(JUKIU-.C..
July
25.
-I'iro
on
the
waterfront
Ifisjl
iri,gbt,
destroyed
a
warehouse'
containing
35,000
bags
of
sugar
valued
at
$300,000.
NOTICE
OF
SALE.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
tho
District
forester
at
Prince
Iluperl
tin
to
noon
on
July
iMh,
ror
the
pnrrWo
nr
a
quantity
or
rnlled
Odir
rmlc
at
Woodcock
and
Carnally,
estimated
at
J.-
700
lineal
reet.
The
lpset
price
which
l
the
lowest
tender
that
will
be
accepted
i
one
quarter
cent
per
lineal
root.
iriioer
must
ne
armtnnatiiea
nv
ccr-
lined
cheque
nr
money
tiaynble
to
Foiest
liranrh,
covering-
Firiy
inn
ioiai
price
mil
on
(50)
l&u)
per
cent
01
total
estimated
qunmiiy.
The
h
I
(r
lie
j
i
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Fiirlber
particular?-
of
District
Forester
Prince
tinncrl,
n.c
f
ever
y
Dainty
Dorothy
knows
that
the
art
of
cleaning
is
a
valuable,
aid
to
tho
pearance
of
her
wardrobe.
Milady,
has
heard
of
our
skill
ami
care-
fnlripau
Kim
Iiiiriurf
Hint
lull
f
ulin
'He
under
ll.c
I
was
converted
,
hor
Karilicnl8
wiU
,,0
tt?ittotl
county
court,
dated
tho
7th
dav
or
P
reaching
of
Rev.
Mr.
Austin,
in
Lm,
,
t
n...i
,.i
,
Anrll.
1091
tin
nn,leriirnert
w.
mm.
Inlnrt
irn
l
.
:
'"I'l
""
"'
-tMi-
ladniii.lMrator
V,r
6r
'""iiiii.K
it
nieiuuer
ui
u.u
the
estate
the
above:
,'1MJ"'
iirtiin-ii
.J(!Jy
iieriinat-u.
...
"r'r.F'Yfn
.
W,nni..,i
J'
IfMiy
I
t!l
I
II
rBm.r..i
II
VjllVirCII,
r.i.nia.inn
HUH
,,r.
1'H-
,r
JnPPreclation
.,
,.n
preciation
rn
1
1,,
.
of
of
f
,...,,
womanly
womanly
,.
I
Oil
rriMm
lmVIIIK
rmilllS
HtTSIIIBl
IUH
Snill
(
i
-f
iftaiimii
vouioimn
1WS
"m
ot
,1Pal"-
''or
n
duVrverined
VindVr
oath.
lth
Vne
on
o?lllm
before
ihe
tsth
day
or
August,
1024.
arter.
number
of
years
be
was
a
deacon
nut.
ii
ii.ii;
i
mi,
im'Jii-i-ii
iu
III9II
llillin
i.
I,
I
i
,i,iiiiiii
the
gKet
or
the
said
estate
anion
thfl
I
be
churcll.
HealUltlg
lhat
the.
persons
entitled
thereto
having
regard
m,
1
n.
v"
"
tinnr
lr
he
"
enl
'nl
fop
Ior
Dr
only
to
the
claims
or
which
I
shall
then
'
nave
notice,
ana
i
win
not
be
liable
ror
t.otltlll
as
represenllllg
the
rami
said
asset
'
or
any
part
thereof,
to
any
I
.
.
,
,
.
,
,
,
,,
,
person
nr
whose
claim
I
shall
not
then
(,f
ul
choice
and
reipieslerl
that
'"'ITateTarAtlTnrS-.C.,
h
0th
day
of','
"''"l"
rd
Of
Ood
to
June.
it24.
.
ih
im'.
Ho
also
requested
lhat
ho
orrjcim'
Administntor.
IP
burerl
front
the
church
where
arc
modest
and
based
upon
a
nlco
tbriftl-
PHONE
8
VtiW
B0X392
FOR
BUSINESS
Two
Now
Speed
Boats
Being
Built
By
Rival
Firms
On
Southern
B.
C.
VICTOHIA,
July
2:'.
Keen
riv
alry
that
has
existed
between
the
It.
C.
pilots,
independent
pilots
ami
the
Vancouver
pilot-will
likely
be
more
intense
when
two
new
speedboats,
being
constructed
for
the
It.
C.
pilots
and
the
Vancouver
pilots
are
launched
next
week.
Moth
vessels
vill
cost
approximately
?C,000.
Although
both
speedboats
are
of
altogether
dilTerenl
types
there
is
a
similarity
between
the
hulls.
Moth
are
of
the
niodilled
V
design.
The
Cuckoo,
the
Van
couver
pilot's
new
boat,
although
carrying
the
modified
V
bull
feature
also
has
die
Hand
type
hull
incorporated.
The
stern
of
both
(vessels
are
of
the
runaway
lyne.
while
the
draft
of
the
two
boats
are
about
the
same.
Only
three
feel
of
water
is
drawn
by
both
boats.
The
II.
C.
pilot
boat
is
(5
feel
long
with
a
9-fool
beam
and
approximately
HI
Ions
weight.
A
six-cylinder
300
horse
power
aero-inarine
engine
has
been
installed.
The
fuel
tanks
will
carry
300
gallons
of
gasoline.
With
an
engine
oT
150
horse
power
the
Cuckoo
is
expected
to
average
at
least
20
knots
an
hour.
The
Cuckoo
has
been
so
lightly
const
ructed
that
it
was
considered
unwise
to
instal
a
more
powerful
engine.
The
Cuckoo
is
forty
feet
in
lengll,
with
a
nine-fool
beam
and
a
minimum
two
and
a
half-foot
draft.
Slit
is
much
lighter
than
the
'other
craft,
being
of
eight
tons
gross.
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per
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lb
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in
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glass
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or
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