E
1
MmiUy
AGE
SIX
Tnr.
hATT.V
NWS
The
Fresh
Flavor
Movies
and
Movie
People
TITE'S
CHRISTMAS
BARGAINS
of
reflects
the
absolute
purityof
the
blend.
Delicious
to
the
last
drop.
Try
it.
MONDAY
.
SPECIAL
of
2
DOZ.
LADIES'
FUR
TRIMMED
AND
PLAIN
COATS
if
a
In
Shades
of
Navy,
Brown
and
Grey
Sizes
36-44
MONDAY
SPECIAL
$18.50
.
I.
i
BIG
REDUCTIONS
ON
LADIES'
DRESSES
i
I
"BENT'S"
;
a
Third
Avenue
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Sal
urdays,
closes
at
4
p.m.
-
From
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Sundays,
at
V
p.m.
of
To
Vancouver-Tuesdays
Mail-
closes
at
4:15
P.M
Saturdays
A
M.
.
Saturdays
via
train
4
P.M.
Fridays,
,.H:ir
A.M.
fi.P.n.
December
10.
From
Vancouver-
Sundays
....
.M........P.
.M.
Tuesdays
via
train
due
I
P.M.
Wednesdays
3
P.M.
Thursdays
P.M
G.P.Il.
December
15
and
29.
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
i
and
Premier
'
Wednesdays
10:15
P.M
Sundays
7
P.M.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
Premier
Tuesdays
P.M
Fridays
..
..C
A.M.
To
Port
Simpson
and
Naas
River
Points
Thursdays
P.M
From
Port
Simpson
and
Naas
River
Points
,
Saturdays
A.M
To
Alaska
Points-December
15
and
29.
From
Alaska
Points-December
19.
,7o
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points'
'
December
1.1
and
Zl
7
J'.M.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
December
1
1
and
25,
BOX
COLLECTION
P.M.
P.M
firnham
A
Allin
Ave.
2.15
B.tc
1st
Ave.
A
F.ighlh
St.
2.20
8.2i
f.lh
AVc.
&
Fulton
St.
2.25
8.2A
Alii
Avo.
&
Thompson
si
2.30
8.30
I
lilt
Ave.
A
Shcrbrnoke
Ave.
2.35
8.35
I
I
hi
Ave.
A
Oonrad
St.
2.40
8.'
0th
Ave,
Si.
Hnys
Cove
Ave
2.45
fith
Avo.
&
Hays
Cove
Circle.
..
2.50
8.5(1
8th
Ave.
A.
Cotton
St.
2.55
8.55
5th
Ave.
k
Mfillride
St.
3.00
9.00
Pro,
flov
llld'gs,
3.5
J.5
Prov
Gov.
Wharf
3,C
9.10
n
11
M.
HS17
HE
SURE
FELT
MEAN
BUT
MENDED
HIS
WAYS
Said
a
well
known
Inuitl
mar.
the
other
day
"Well,
Sir.
I
ho
meanest
feeling
I
over
had
conic
over
mc
was
last
('.hi-islmas
morning.
I
had
passed
up
Ihc
Christmas
card
idea
entirely
anil
course
was
deluged
wilh
all
sorts
of
lovely
Christmas
gre?L-ings
from
relatives
and
old
friends.
And
there,
I
hadn't
sen!
out
a
single
one.
I
thought
then
everyone
had
been
like
mvsel'!
lot
of
real
joy
woqld
have
been
shown
in
picture
at
the
West-lost.
I
determined!
In
.ee
lhalhnlnie
tonight.
"Hread'
is
n
nothing
of
Hie
sort
occurs
this
Christmas.
I
am
going
to
dispense
sunshine
on
the
"glad
morn"
ss
well
as
receive
it."
'.Your
private
greeting
rani.
can
be,
selected
at
Hose.
Cowan
&
atla
s.
Fourth
St.,
from
our
wide
range
at.
moderate
cost.
aid
'cards
will
be
printed
on
day
of'lhrown
into
each
others
arms
order.
Phone
S.tl.
LAND
AW.
;
Quaan
Charlotte
laland
Land
Dlt''lct.
District
of
Princ
Ruparl
Take
.Nulli'e
that
I.
Samuel
Simpson,
o
Massett,
B.C..
iK'iiiiatliHi
fisherman.
In-
lends
to
apply
Tor
permission
to
leaie
the,
r.'llowlnir
dem
ntM-d
lamt
u.niiiM!i-lnr
at
post
planted
near
the
southcml
corner
uf
,
.Maxell
Island,
and
thenre
r.
rhain
to
low'
'water
rn.uk,
iiifiiri-
r,,n,iwiriK
low
water
mam
in
a
imrtnweMrriy
direction
a
on-
itanre,
r,f
o
rualiia
(I
mile
,;
thenre
hi-
erly
5
rhalns;
thence
southerly
no
rhilrn
.
ml,
,n
.
.
..
.
,
i
ijiiit-,
i,j
nr
i
i
iiiniiiiiif
iiiriii
an
containing
tr.
acre
(more
or
less,
S.MI'KL
SiMi'Sn.H.
Applicant.
Peter
tev.
n-
St!"
ptmhr
to4
'
1
the
department
of
trade
and
j
Ccan?aEdaE
Tandera
for.
Foundations
and
Timber
Dock"!
for
Grain
Eloator
at
Prlf
Rupert,
B.C.
',
SKALEti
Tender,
n.r
the
cniiilriirtlon
1
runrrrt
foundation,
for
a
(train
-leva-
"III!
"
I
f-i.Mlil-U
lllll-
flllll
llllllH-r
IUH
H
and
i-risMuirii
pii-
foundation
for
naritwi
irralii
anliii-,
will
bi-
rrcclv
at
!
Ottawa
until
noon
i.r
Fi'lriay,
Jinuarv
ud.
'
"
'
Idouned
I
he
blue
uniform
with
Trndrra
nhiKild
1m
w-nt
In
an
oi.miuc
i
.
,
.
.
.
.
,,,
,,
,
.
M-all
envHn
n.nrke.l
"TendcM
furl
shining
billions.
I
lie
legend
I'rtnre
HujM-rt
Klevalor
Foiindntlon"
and
pai
llni
iil
of
Trade
i
..lliliierre.
Ollawa.'
a
lump
ni
teiKier
rnr
tn
worn
m
desired.
An
aeeepled
hank
cheque
for
Ten
Thoiinand
linllam
(
t
o.ono.no
made
pay-ahle
tif
the
Mmller
of
Trade
k
Cotmnerre,
irmat
aref.mpany
earti
tender,
wtflrh
mm
will
he
forfeited
If
the,pnrty
tendering
deellnen
to
wner
Into
a
enntrart
for
the
work
on
the
tenim
mated
In
hl
tetwler
The
rheqtie
of
unuci'eMful
lenderern
will
Hi-
rriiiriH-il.
.
I
lie
rneqiir
III
tile
lllTeH-
l
Ml
tenderer
will
tie
retained
twnrllv
fir
the
due
rulfllliiieiit
of
the
enntrart
to
iir
(-jii--ii
iiiiti.
ir
llfMiiir
limy
lf
TP-
purwi
whh
ffiMivalfnt
pur
vain
r
lKnd!
1,:
"and
'
srmeatins
all
nere,,.rv
!!;vrVif,,''iMi?lir7',n,r
I'S"'
may
lie
ohlalned
from
c.
n.
llowe
k
Corn-
,
tmiiy.
Gonwlllnr
Kni-lneers.
VNTialen
Knlld
J"-,-""."'
iV'V'r'ri'rJn'VI.'r"
Uoenriratioiui.
deiMi.it'
In"
'rrtun"d"n'i
iafi-sFrnii
;
return
of
plnn
and
twrirLuili,,n.
in
rood
rotvllllon.
The
lowest
cr
anv
lender
will
not
nere
aarlly
Im'
areenled.
ny
viler.
F.
r
io
tun.
,
iieouiv
Mlnlfter
ftlw.
"tnvemhe-
tTih
t
Ou
a
TIMBER
SALE
X
6838.
Sealed
Tenders
will
tin
received
liy
the
VlnMtir
nf
l.n,)',
at
Vleturla,
not
later
man
nnnti
mi
trie
..in
nay
uf
I
ilirinry.
mra,
rr
me
tiiirrtnne
or
l.ieettee
X
:!.
to
rill
&.st.'iiu
feet
uf
Siirtire.
Cedar
and
lleml'iek.
mi
an
area
adjoliilnr
I
gar,.
Selwyn.
inlet,
ym
eii
(
Imrlwlte
land
I
unit
lilntrii
l.
Twu
tli
yeafu
Mill
tie
allowed
for
re
moval
of
tlndier.
Further
fiarllenlars
or
tiie
Chief
rnres-'
ler.
Vleiorla,
H.:..
or
lnnili
I
l'iretnr,
I'rlnee
luijxrt,
B.f:
TIMBER
SALE
X
6830.
Sealed
Temlem
will
lie
reeelved
tiv
lhe
Miniver
or
Mini-.
r
VHtotia.
n,,i
iiner
iiirtii
inmu
mi
ii
mi
iiiii
iiij
!
uiiiiij.
t
,
.
,
,,i
I
ovs.
ror
itie
piin'hai
or
uretice
x
su.-
ioiiing
a
crude
home,
clothing
lii
fill
i.0ir.,oo(i
feet
of
f,riiee,
cnlar
and!.
I
....
'iVi
('lln
..,.,,
comes
lleinloek'
On
an
area
Hinted
on
sel
i"1"1
apons.
IO
t-lllin-
1,1111n
s
tniet,
otiwn
ciiiiriiiite
Miiiiiin
iH.iriii.
movai
of
iin'iiier.
l'vK'li'
:
or
td,;r.erFi.r;"u,
-
frinee
impen.
n.c
.
-
notice
or
cnc.i.lation
of
KCSERvc
mitici.:
itFiti-iir
o.vrN
mat
the
ineive
ivi'
itiK
run
n
in
ams,
in
flimive
nature
1.
ian
uiiriri,
11
i-n.
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"Hread."
'Tast
Steppers'
"Tin
Shooting
SlHr"
International
News
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"Conductor
119?."
Comedy
"Near
llublin
fr
'l'oiiCH
of
the
lay..
..
Friday
and
Saturday-
'Kinply
Haiuls"
Hick
Ttirnin
in
"Asleep
nl
the
Switch.
Fox
Ncws-(iaette.
i
BREAD
TO
BE
SHOWN
AT
THEATRE
TONIGHT
Well
Known
Book
Has
Been
Pictured
and
It
Illustrates
Marriage
It's
a
curious
story
that
is.
!ale
to
two
sisters
and
some
lovers
ami
husbands.
One
become
a
business
woman
and
later
marries.
The
other
marries
and
has
children
and
is
poor.
The
climax
lakes
place
in
n
Ford
Sedan
when
a
separated
man
and
wife
.meet
and
arc
Ihromdi
the.
lurching
of
the
car.
II
is
a
story
of
ordinary
people
hut
is
replete
with
thrilling
emotion.
MIDWEEK
PICTURE
IS
PAMrhV
rriTltnC
A
l.llnMrUl
rhAllJKfc
n
Vi
Villi.
.
lui
iviu
a
,
....
.
Tale
of
Irish
Conductor
ana
Mow
k.
Carried
OUl
...
his
Dulles
"Conductor
1192"
is
the
tale
of
an
ambitious
ynun;
Irishman
just
arrived
in
Ibis
country
and
bent
op
making
his
way
to
fame
and
fortune
no
matter
how.
With
a
ready
smile
-
and
a
willing
hand
he
got
along
well
in
his
own
way.
Terry
was
not
1
tic
man
to
dodge
a
fight
and
many
and
furious
were
ihc
ones
fought
with
people
who
could
no
I
agree
with
his
views.
.,
.,.
.
,
,
.
u...j
"""
"
"
rcalied
one
Of
his
boyhood
ambitions
when
he
was
.
,
.
.
h
i
red
as
a
conductor
1
by
the
i
rriipllnii
r'ininnhv
nn.l
l.u
n,..v
,n
ri-iul
"r.iiiiilnpli.r
1192,"
and
thus
he
was
known.
Johnny
Mines
made
good
his
reputation
as
a
comedian
of
the
highest
rank
in
this
role,
The
laughs
are
long
and
loud
as
lift
goes
about
his
duties
collecting
fares,
disposing
of
refractory
.
,
.1,11
,
.
,
.
passengers,
assisting
ladles
to
board
and
leave
the
car,
and
.
,
v
varMius
pioaHanlriPM
ti
irnliupv
i"
ttk
UlP
lime
pass
if,
lljs
own
delightful
manner,
Alii
ARTHUR
nUl
OiluNuEiIl
QTRINPFR
YARN
lAlul
'
SHOWN
AT,
THE
MOVIES
Tale
of
How
a
Man
and
Woman
Lived
In
the
Woods
Without
Food
or
Weapon
Two
or
three
years
ago
Arthur
tfl
finger,
the
novelist,
spent
u
day
or
two
in
Prince
Ilitper).
He
is
a
Canadian
and
writes
C.an-ndiaii
stories.
At
this
week
end
one
of
his
stories
will
be
shown'.
"I'.mply
Hands"
is
a
story
of
a
girl
of
idleness,
who,
through
fate,
s
stranded
In
.1
'Wilderness
with
a
man
of
steel,
of
honor
and
im
uncanny
knowledge
of
the
ways
of
the
wilds.
These
two
people
of
vastly.
different
creeds
and
from
.
different
civilizations
nte
reduced
to
the
primitive-
to
which
they
must
necessarily
re
sort
for
I
lie
sake-
nf
self.preser
valioii.
,
'
l
.miily
handed
I
hoy
begin,
?is
whs
in
the
beginning,
by
fasli
an
iiiipreelfition
of
labor
and
of
1
1
he
manner
in
which
her
wealth
.l!',"l
'""Ory.
WhiClj
She
lOOk
0
tnucli
for
granted,
has
been
Iiiiiided
down
lo
her,
Bhe,
tnar.
ves
at
(heir
pioneering
injo
t
'"l.i.iilure
and
hand-made
clvlll
gallon
of
their
own,
,.,
,.,-..
..,,.1
....nilini
1
.1"
11
1
mni's
iinr
anil
iiimiii'-'-
and
the
man
determined
to
hoi.
to
con
vchl
ions,
his
promise
to
his
dying:
fonlher
to
do
so,
and
his
royally
to
Claire'
father,
sustaining
him
(n
his
human
struggles,
At
l;ist,
however,
aid
Collies,
ant)
(lie
two
are
married,
and
they
rH
urn
on
a
month's
honeymoon
I
u
Ihc
wilderness.
SMITHERS
.1.
.1.
Frain,
caretaker
at
the
Uuthie
mine
on
Hudson's
Hay
mountain
was
ji
visitor
in
town
on
Thursday.
W.
.1.
Hoyer
of
Ihe
City
Trans-W
Co.
has
been
confined
to
the.
lospittil
the
last
few
day
suf-ering
from
mi
attack
of
lumha-to.
It.
K.
Allen
and
family
of
Hitii-
rial
have
moved
to
Smithers
for
the
wittier
apd
hac
taken
up
their
resilience
in
Frank
Fos(er'
house
on
First
Ave.
The.
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Union
Church
Ladies
Aid
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
l.
Oazrley
nil"
Thursday
afternoon.
The
Benedict.
Club
held
one
of
Ihejr
semi-monthy
dances
in
the
town
hall
on
Thursday
night,
those
in
attendance
having
n
mot-enjoyable
lime.
The,
final'
games
of
the
O.W.V,
A.
cribbage
tourriamenl
wmi
played'
last
week
and.
resulted
in
the
first-
priie
heinsf
won
by
W.
IJolieen,
the
second
pri;e
Ify
P.
Herg
ami
the
ihird
F.
Ilann.
"
Mrs,
WruY
Dickie
of
the
.ak4
country
N
ViKlting
in
town
for
few
days.
-
4
n
Mrs.-L.
IWWarner
entertained
a
number
or
ladies
at
her
home
-
r
r
i
nn
WrilneMlay,
evening
and
a
most
enjoyable
time
was
..pout
at
Muh
Jnngg..
.
.
T.
O.
Martin,
Sr..
arrived
in
town
on
Tjiiirsday
morning
nd
intends
In
tspeml
a
couple-
of
months
at
the,
honie
of
his
son
Fed.
Mr.
Martin
has
a
farm
some
ninel'?
fnibjs
north
of
Kamloops
in
,1he
'Clearwater
Lakes
tlistric.
A.
S.
Miller
left
on
Sunday
morning
for
Silka,
Alaska,
his
health
has
not
been
o(
the
hM
lately
and
'he
finds
it
again
necessary
to
lake
a
course
oi
treatment
-at
the
hot
springs.
1
II.
Varner
arrived
liotnn
rut
rjiursday
uutrning.
fromii
trip
to
Harrie,
Ont.,
where
lie
attended
the
funeral
of
bis
mojher
who
had
died
just
before
be
reached
his.
oh)
home.
s
Another
of
.the
monthly
card
drives
given
by
the
llebekuli
Lodge,
was
bebl
at
lhe
lo.lzc-on
rooms
Wednesday
night,
After
an
enjoyable
round
of
games
ibe
following
were,
found
lo
be
thej
win'ners
"at
bridge.
Ladies
first
prize
Mr.
Iten-tielll
Mens
'p.
Herg,
'ami
nt
-il
I
.'f
-
'
l,
l.
,1!..
1
II
wJitjlMis.
U.
HiihinJo
im
wiiii
1111;
riliirfs
Tirsl
prlzft
irrTd
'A.
Vv
Cainp-
bell
Ibe
men's.
1
Smithers
is
at
last
receiving
some
real
winter
weather.
About
A
Woman
m
of
Hammond
'
Vp
e
Vtuiw
snow,
01
of
course
roursi,
that
imu
'I'
unite
I
,
a
few
people
have
ll
Jirejudice
mrainst
cnViiied
milk.
A
lillin-
.
.
.
S
r.
,
1
Iter
of
Hiem,
through
one
wo
i
and
'annlhe'r.'lenf'n
that
Pacific
Milk
Is
a
different
iirotliicl
lo
Ibe
can'neil
rnilks
Ihey
know.
A
Wfi'man
liillg
in
Illimiliond
;
Writh
-11
tnrit
me
1.
Inntr
lime
Ul
iriUKn
tip
my
mllld
lo,
lev
try
Pacific
Iniifi'
Milk.
Milk.
I
I
lmvo
have
used
tmedl
I
it
ove'r'n
month
'now.
find
prefer
i
il
ubnve
even
creafti'
for
Imk-
ing."
Pacific
Milk
Co.
1
.tlmiteh
321
DrUKC
STREET,
CHRISTMAS
SPECIALS
IN
Stxt1
:IS
iiii'lii'-
by
SO
iiirlics
Size
HO
iiH'lie
liy
SO
iiiclies
.Sine
S
iiii
ho
lay
SJI
inches
!
HEAVY
MARCELLE
Hici
Hit
inches
by
Hi
I
inches
Size
H
iiiclics
,y
I
OS
indies
available
for
aettlera,
.He
.
.
,
-00
per
pair
5?-rcpair
;
j.00
per
pa!r
Special
Christmas
Prices
on
LADIES'
HAND
BAGS,
VANITY
CASES
A
FRENCH
IVORY
See
Our
Complete
Line
of
Portable
Table
Lamps,
Piano
Lamps,
Chcr.i.er
iiu
nd
Boudoir
Lamps.
Also
New
Stock
or
Silk
Lamp
Shades
In
ull
size.
See
our
TOY
DEPARTMENT
first
before
purchasing
for
the
Littm
One
GEORGE
D.
TITE
Phone
20.
fourteen
inched
,,r
-.now
fell
on
Saturday.
Tin
should
now
ensure
good
sli-IK'tnig
Hlltl
gladden
the
hearts
of
those
who
have
been
wailinir
to
siari
hauling
lien
and
wood.
JAMES
STOCKMAN
DIED
AT
WESTMINSTER
Former
Smithers
Man
Resided
Here
a
Short
time
Before
Going
South
I
SMII'IM'.ltS.
Dec
5.
Word
un
receive!
hri
m
KridkV
llia'l
.lames
StikkniHti.
n
former
well
known
ritrt4nt
of
SmJhTsv
wu
l(angrrrrtily
ill
nl
Nwnr
Vttnln-
ster,
itml
mi
Saturday
tiinrniiiu
news
of
his
dealh
w
rfWlvl
by
the
sccrtMnry
uf
lh
Odd-
fellnws'
lskft.
Jimiiii,
he
was
popularly
known.
reidr1
here
fur
a
number
tf,
yiMin.
.being
an
accountant
in
the
office
of
I
he
I'inisdian
NaliottaKjliailway.
and
wn
tratis-
ferreit
lyJ'rine
ttuperi
wImmi
ihi-
Afft'
tff
whs
moved
from
here
Inst
year.
II
wa
soon
after
lie
arriieil
at
Prince
ltnicrl
that
he
was
taken
ill
ami
hud
to
give
up
his
ioiiinii
wilh
Mi.-
rjiilwHy.
He
w
a
very
;irlm
io"mlior
SYNOSVSlIi
UF
LAND
ACT
ilMtNIIMF-NTb'
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vnciint,
uirwrvl.
auryel
Crown
lands
nmy
iire-mitl
by
Oritlah
aubji-i
ls
over
Ik
yearn
of
K.
and
by
ullenn
on
ilef
hiring
intention
to
brunwt
Hrlliah
aulijeel.
enndl-
tonal
un
r-nMm-.
wrejtmUon,
jid
ImpnivfiM-nt
for
unrl-ultura
lurpoe.
I'ull
Informal
nn
com-rrnlna:
tu-jitloiu
rvxarOtna
iirc-emptloni
la
ictvn
tn
llulleltn
No.
t.
Land
Kerlea.
"How
10
Ir-mMt
tinil."
xile
of
flhlch
can
be
obtained
frrc
of
charii
ty
addreiMiIng
trie
h-rtment
.of
Uanda.
Vlrlorla,
B.C..
or
to
any
tlov-
trnrnent
AkhiL
I
lor
ordN
will
Im
Rrantwl
covering
only
larel
aultatibi
for
agricultural
nurtio.
ami
whloh
la
not
llmtr
lund.
I.e..
currying
over
S.WKI
board
feet
or
a
era
wt
of
tha
Coast
Hanra
and
5
.(MM)
fet
tier
srre
eaat
of
that
ItanK.
AliplU-Mllona
foe
ire-rfnilluna
art
to
le
addrecaeal
tn
the
l.in.t
Com-nilnaloner
nf
the
lnd
Heconllng
111
vision,
in
which
the
laml
apt'l
for
la
situated,
and
are
mud
an
tirlnted
forma,
coniea
of
wliirli
run
m
ob
talneil
from
'.he
law!
I'otnmtaaloner.
I'rr-emitloiia
must
Iw
occupied
fur
flva
yenra
nnd
Imiirnvetneiila
mad
to
value
of
tlO
n-r
aire
im-lmllnH
clearing
unit
eultlvatliiK
at
le.mt
flva
ncres,
tiefura
a
Crown
flrant
ran
!
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
the.
Ilulletin
"IIoav
In
I'reempt
Ijtnd,"
PURCHASE
Application
aie
racrlved
for
pur-rhaae
of
vaeant
and
unreeerved
Crown
lai.da.
not
balnic
1lmierUnd,
for
aKrli'iillnrel
utiriMiaes;
inlnliniim
price
for
first
-rlnaa
tarslilo)
land
la
IS
per
acre,
and
second
-rbuis
(grating)
land
li.hu
per
acre.
Further
In-
formation
reunUim
purrhaaeor
leuao
of
t'rowi.
lands
In
kIvhii
In
ilulletin
No.
10.
I.HI11I
rWrlfH,
I'nrchaae
and
Ie
'
Crown
ijinda."
y,,,
furmry.
or
Industrial
sites
00
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
my
I'Urchnseit
or
le,.sl.
the
oon
uiuuiia
iiif'iiniiiiK
payment
of
atumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
it
acrM,
may
be
leased
aa
homesltea.
conditional
isn
a
dwelllnK
being
erected
in
the
first
yertr.
title
being
oinainanie
ajier
resilience
iia.ira-
Tirntl'tnelit
annHltli.n
urm
flllflllad
m.d
land
liua'
bn
surveyed,
I
FiF
For
uniting
mid
Industrial
pur
poaea
arena
nut
exceeding
840
acrta
muy
be
leasnl
by
one
person
or
a
company.
GFIAZINQ
t'nder
llm
(Irazlng
Act
ttie
Prov
ince
la
divide.'
into
grating
districts
and
the
rongo
administered
under
a
Orazlng
'.
nimiH
iloner
Annual
graxini:
permltM
are
Issued
baaed
on
numbers
r
imr
J,
priority
being
given
to
eatabllaiii-ii
ui
'ti
re.
litock'ofneri
may
form
-
a'MiS
for
range
manageinent
Crew
4r
partly
free.
FANCY
TURKISH
TOWEL8
WITH
COLOHED
30RDERS
ENGLISH
BED
8PREADS.
EXTRA
TINE
QUAl.l
y.
THE
HOMt
FURNISHER
MILLS
W
of
he
Hitlkley
ige
I.O.II
liejng
their
scerr'ary
af
the
ku.
lie
left
here,
and
the
news
uf
In-death
is
keenly
Ml
by
the
mem
tiers
of
llii
Ifidgf.
'
NOTICE
Advrrllsers
ar
remind
ed
that
copy
for
udier-lisementa
j
should
be
in
the
4
Dally
.News
otllcei
before
:i
t
p.m.
today
to
ensure
insertion
in
lornorrow'a
Issue,
,
tf
I
V
in
eeossTi,
1
trt
TMI
SUeMfMt
COUNT
Of
SNITIIH
COLUMSI.
I
In
He'
Matter
of
I
he
.dnillillrallmi
Art
ami
1
In
the
Matter
of
the
(Male
of
ho
hard
,
W
Ilium
MIIon.
Iieceawt.
Ineae
1
TAk):
HUTU
),
that
by
order
,,f
III-
,
Honor
'.
Mttt.
Wmnr.
nx-le
the
Hull
iku
of
lierelnlier.
Vl.
Il.
I
w
aiolled
I
Administrator
of
the
eite
.r
iin-hani
W
Ilium
Mll-Hi.
iterr.e.l.
ami
all
i
Ilea
havlnr
rtalnit
nlint
the
Id
i
.Ule
are
tierehv
reunited
in
riirtunn
Mine.
1
profirrly
verified,
tn
ine
1S1
or
hefuMi
the
I
Iftih
dav
of
Jtniu'v
.t.
tr'i.
ail
all1
parties
Imleliled
In
'lie
etttle
are
reiailreil
Pi
pav
ine
anenini
in
ineir
neii-i.ieniH---to
toe
forth
llh.
VilM."
A
WT.
ofdrlal
AdtniliKlraPr.
I'rlnee
liiirl.
M
1
.
luted
lie
lOlh
day
of
liecemlier.
tsf
I.
.ejiiinnii-ini-tiillll'llll'lll'IIIIIHIBnan
Named
for
the
state
and
tru(
great
Old
Kentucky
fumed
us
tlie
world's
finest
Boqrbon
whiskey.
Aged
to
Perfection.
A
lime
lionorvilfrit'tut
0
your
a
$7.25
$100
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BOX
1647
Iff!:'
1
INDIQESTION
fM
JO-TO
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nn
r
silk
lll.lll-l-
went
,11
ill.llv.
Hhiid--Flesh.
H"
llluck.
I''
Ktl
rn
-Ihv,
per
$1.75
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK,
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