PAGE
SIX.
D&A
a
Corsets
'Sx
We
have
a
splendid
Corset,
known
as
the
Modish
Stout.
This
is
a
new
number,
is
very
pliable,
has,
.unbreakable
boning
and
is
guaranteed
to
to
give
satisfaction.
Stocked
in
sizes
28
to
36,
and
for
such
a
high
grade
Corset,
very
reasonably
priced.
Ask
to
see
Number
911
We
stock
Pictorial
Review
and
Ladies'
Home
Journaf
Patterns
H.S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
JAP
'
ORANGES
per
box
50c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281
J
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
Distinctive
in
flavor
and
aroma.
100
per
cent
Tea
nil
dust,
no
waste.
YOU
TRY
IT.
John
L
Christie
Agent.
Soft
Finish
ThrH-T-Service
Wet
Wash
Three
Services,
one
of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
wash
day
needs.
l'hone
us
for
particulars.
Canadian
Steam
Li
aundru
Phone
8.
OC
Per
CentOC
Discount
J
on
a
11
COATS
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
nodsl'stout
vw
WATER
NOTICE.
(Diversion
'and
Um).
T.UE
.NOTICE
lhat
V.
t.
Collisonl
Indian
A
rent,
wln.se
adjrfs
Is
I'rince
Itupert.
II.
C
will
aiply
fur
a
licence
lu
1953.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
ap
plication
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act.
IBM."
will
be
filed
In
ibe
rflre
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Uupert.
B.C.
OMetlon
to
Ibe
application
may
be
-fikd
with
the
raid
Water
ilecorder
or
Willi
the
Comptroller
of
W.
E.
COLU50S,
Applicant.
Indian
Atent.
A
rent.
The
New
Year
is
almost
here
and
the
best
way
for
a
good
housewife
to
begin
the
New
Yvar
is
to
ESTABLISH
ECONOMY
We
all
spend
a
lot
of
money
around
Christinas),
so
here's
a
chance
(o
make
up
for
the
heavy
expense.
"BUY
FOR
CASH
AND
SAVE
MONEY."
By
Visiting
thi
Economy
Store.
The
Cash
and
Carry
System
is
the
best
for
everyone
when
you
save
from
ten
to
twenty
per
cent
of
your
grocery
bill.
It
is
a
big
item
ami
is
as
much
lo
jour
benefit
as
it
is
lo
ours.
It
makes
it
easier
for
Ibe
pocketbook.
lhc
us
(rial.
You
will
appreciate
it,
and
we
will,
too.
Wishing
You
a
Happy
New
Year.
All
Orders
over
$10.00
Delivered
ECONOMY
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East
follow
the
Crowd
To
the
Farmers'
Market
Strictly
FRESH
EGGS
50c
per
doz
E.C.D.
Butter
2
lbs
for
95c
FARMERS
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
VOGUE
OF
NICKNAMES
IN
ALASKA
PASSING
How
Some
of
Northland's
Pic
turesque
Figures
Gained
Curious
Nomenclature
FAIKMANKS,
Alaska.
Jan.
3.
The
vogue
of
nicknames
in
Alaska
ho
almost
passed,
1'iit
n
few
old
tinier
slill
go
about
bearing
them.
Pesthole
I'ele
was
debtor
for
his
designation
to
a
legend
that
in
Montana
lie
had
been
set
digging
holes
for
posts
antl
told
to
go
straight
ahead.
Hi
employer,
coining
back
some
days
later
to
see
how
the
digger
was
progressing,
found
him
some
miles
olT.
behind
him
a
row
of
holes
leading
straight
across
Montana.
The
Outlaw
Swede
was
not
a
desperado,
.but
had
a
desperate
admiration
for
such
persons,
reveling
in
the
exploits
of
Jesse
James
and
the1
Younger
Brothers
the
Jevenly
.Mile
MU
was
a
star
ski
jumper
from
Chicago.
i
lie
is
in
charge
of
Mount
Mc-
,
K
i
ii
lev
National
I'urk,
and
is
'said
lo
know
more
about
thai
take
and
use
50,000
g-alluiis
a
day
or
eler
!,.,.,,
n
,i
iuil
fit
.!
It
iinmtiuKl
Ills
nn
I(-llVtU
,
"
'
"
peak
than
any
other
man.
The
Malamutc
Kid
was
a
good
dog
musher.
The
Step
and
a
Half
Kid
limped.
The
Going
Kid
was
famed
for
his
skill
in
driving
a
dog
team
Characters
of
the
northland
bv
pioneers
include
portion
of
Ttlmnsean
Indian
Reserve
.NalWhiskey
1
kick,
Gambler's
(ihost.
,
wnicn
nuwa
westerly
ana
arains
into
,,,,,.,,
o,,i,i
win.,
King
()ear,
i
Duncan
By,
about
one
and
a
half
mile
Hatnparl
Spider,
norm
of
otwfrvatory
point.
The
water
Long
Shortv.
Jimmy
the
Hear,
will
le
diverted
rrom
the
lake
at
a
point
"ri.ilr
Hull
rVmn
-:...,.
i
m.l
about
IVi
mile
nnrtheaM
of
Metlakatla
it.ariUoll
M.
Clair
anil
HUH
l.oun-
Indian
Vlllare,
and
will
be
used
for
domestic
purpose
upon
the
land
described
at
Metlakatla
Townslte.
Tslmpsean
Indian
lie-serve,
.No.
t.
This
notice
was
posted
oh
the
ground
on
the
30th
day
of
.November.
cil.
Some
of
the
celebrated
women
were
Sweet
Marie,
the
Dutch
Kill,
Hie
DaWsdu
Nightin
gale
and
the
Sweet
l'ea
(iirl.
LAND
ACT.
tVater
Rltnts.
parliament
IfUlldinrs,
Vie-
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land.
orla.
B.C..
within
thlriy
days
after
the!
In
s-fceena
Laud
pistrlrt,
necorainr
ins-
rt
appearance
or
this
notice
In
a
local
irlrt
or
coast,
and
situate
on
Zayas
Island,
.lewspapcr.
The
dale
of
the
first
publlca-1
Take
.Notice
that
Oeorre
Kerr,
occupa
tion
of
this
notice
Is
December
1st.
It
IS.
thai
hjtrhvr.
of
Prince
Itnpert.
B.C..
In-
tends
to
apply
fur
permission
to
lease
the
follow
Ine-
descrllied
lands:
Konitiieiiclnr
at
a
pot
planted
alimit
four
chains
north
of
I,,
ill,,
null
f.n
jivit
luinri'
iwnrp
lift.
'imvinr
the
sinuosities
of
the
snore
line
at
hlrh
water
mark
around
lite
Island
and
rrtuniinr
to
point
nf
rominencenwnt.
and
containing
S.ftOO
acres,
more
or
less.
QF.otiCE
kr.nn.
.Name
of
applicant.
IIOOME3
K.
FHEEMA.N.
Arent.
LAND
ACT,
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Lasts
Land
In
Haure
i,
Skertia
und
District,
ue
cordinr
Dlstrlrt
it
Coast.
Take
.Notice
that
Charles
S.
.Murphy,
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
occupation
Engineer.
lulriHl.
to
apply
for
permission
to
lease
the
following
drscribea
tanas:
lownien
rln
at
a
txisl
p
anted
at
the
most
sou
III
easterly-
point
on
Channel
Island,
near
tlie
iwiutli
of
Gardner
Canal:
I
hence
following
tlie
sinuosities
or
the
shore
line
at
mgn
waier
maik
around
the
Island,
returning
to
point
of
cfinuiienrenH-nt,
and
contain
Ing
seven
huodicd
arres,
tnore
or
less.
ClI.lnLf.n
S.
.ninrill.
.Name
of
Applicant.
i,
SAM
JOH.NSO.N,
Agent.
"listed
November
7th,
1
0f
3.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPRIME
COUNT
OF
IRITISM
COLUMBIA.
In
tlie
Mailer
of
the
Administration
Art;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Anton
Mvren.
Kereased:
Intestate.
TALE
.NOTICE
that
I
was
appointed1
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Anion
Mvren.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
rlaltn
agilust
the
said
Estale
are
hen-by
required
lo
fiirulsli
Mine,
properly
veririeo
lo
inc.
on
or
licfore
the
10th
day
of
January,
A.I).
I
Vf
1.
and
all
parties
Indebted
lo
the
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
mount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
tne,
forthwith.
TIIOS.
W.
IIEIINE.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
nupert,
B.C.
Dated
this
lth
day
of
December
,tM.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Office
Hours,
9
U
8.
Phono
688.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
BENNETT'S
CHEMICAL
LABORATORY.
Assayers,
Chemists,
Metallurgists.
Ore
Shippers
Agent.
TAC0MA,
Washington,
U.8.A.
Big
Reduction
on
All
Coats,
Suits
and
Dresses
BENT'S
THE
DAILY
NftV3.
Tliiirftiln)',
Jmiunry
3,
jgej
S3
IN
line
with
new
legislation
being
passed
in
the
various
Spates
of
the
American
Union
aimed
to
diminish
the
alarming
number
of
accidenti
through
reckless
driving
of
automobiles,
particularly
on
level
railroad
crossings,
the
Board
of
Railway
Commissioners
for
Canada
has
requested
the
Canadian
Pacific
Rait-way
to
submit
information
bearing
upon
similar
dangerous
practices
by
motorists
on
various
portions
of
its
system
so
that
use
may
be
made
of
the
information
with
a
view
to
endeavoring,
through
education,
tj
minimize
the
occurrence
of
such
dangerous
practices.
In
a
Bulletin
issued
by
the
Board
of
Railway
Commissioners
on
June
ISth,
923,
54
cues
of
danger
at
protected
crossings
are
cited
for
the
period
October.
922,
to
May,
9i3,
and
of
these
fifty
are
declared
to
have
been
due
to
the
carelessness
of
motor
drivers.
"Motor
accidents,"
says
the
bulletin,
"art
becoming
more
frequent.
Every
sane
motorist
deplores
this.
If
accidents
are
to
be
lessened,
the
sine
motorist
must
educate
the
culpably
negligent
motor-ists."
All
highway
crossings
are
by
law
protected
by
signs,
and
they
are
only
dangerous
when
the
driver
of
the
automobile
makes
them
so.
They
are
not
dangerous
if
motorists
will
take
a
small
part
of
the
care
they
exercise
in
turning
on
a
city
street.
It
is
the
motorist's
carelessness
that
maVes
them
dangerous.
The
train
has
right
of
way.
Everyone
know
what
may
happen
if
the
plainly
seen
warnings
are
disregarded
at
a
point
where
tbc
motor
car
can
stop
while
the
train
cannot.
The
surprising
part
of
it
also
is
that
safeguards
and
precautions
errrted
by
the
railroids
are
so
often
entirely
Tgri&rVif
'
Time
after
time
newipiprr
reports
show
that
cross
ing
-.'arm'
bells.'
barrier
gates
and
even
watchmen
waving
"stop"
mi
n.can
rlo'.h'uc
to
the
nun
in
the
JAPAN
WILL
ADOPT
JURY
TRIAL
SYSTEM
Yamamoto
Government
About
Introduce
Many
Reforms
Industrial
Insurance
Scheme
to
TOKIO,
Jan.
a.
In
addition!
to
nfatiliooil
Rtiffraife.
the
Ya.ni-j
ainoto
cabinet
purpose
to
b'iiiKi
into
force
next
year
a
jury
system
J
ami
a
y
lent
of
industrial
in-
durance.
A
number
of
iiumi
will
j
be
trained
as
Jurors;
jury
trial
court
will
be
established
in
different
partis
of
the
country,
ami
men
vered
in
law
will
bo
.sent
to
America
ami
Kuropi:
tt
study
the
jury
system
I
here.
Under
the
industrial
iii.-iinince
scheme
workmen
and
women
earning
not
more
than
l.l'oo
cn
(?G0Ot
u
year
will
be
benefited,
payment
of
a
small
sum
out
of
their
wuk'"s
enlilliiiK
Idem
lo
compensation
in
case
of
illness,
casualties
or
unemployment,
and
providing
for
payment
lo
their
relatives
in
case
they
die.
In
the
ca-e
of
women
the
insurance
plan
will
provide
for
lllnes.s
incident
to
childbirth.
DOGS
SAVE
WATCHMAN
FROM
ASPHYXIATION
When
Smoke
permeated
Room,
Faithful
Canines
Dragged
Master
From
Bed
MOXTIIKAI.,
Jan.
3.-
lly
drai'iK
their
sleepinii
master
from
hh
bed
to
I
he
floor,
Iwo
doffs
snved
the
life
of
I),
(iuuy.
1(5(1
years
old,
v1k
would
have
perished
from
asphyxiation
had
he
not
Wen
awakened
by
the
fall
ond
thus
enabled
(o
make
his
escape.
(iuuy
was
sound
asleep
in
his
I
room
on
I
he
second
storey
of
the
biscni
fnclory
at
which-
he
is
employed
as
a
tiiifht
.watchman,
when
lie
was
rudely
awakened
by
beinjr
drnffged
from
his
bed.
He
found
the
room
lull
of
snrnke
and
his
two
doKs
lunging
at
Ids
night
(c!olhes.
Hastily
donnlntr
a
pair
of
trousers,
he
made
his
way
to
.the
slreel,
followed
by
his
faith
ful
friends,
If
you
study
and
Dinner
sels
at
reduced
prices
at
Tile's.
if
sf4a
Cternity
motor
car
who
is
determined
to
bra-the
train
to
it.
Coroners'
juries
are
usually
more
discriminating
and
put
.the
blame
where
it
belongs,
but
the
gtntrat
public,
seeing
the
usual
newspaper
heading,
"Train
Crashes
into
Motor
Car,"
starts
out
with
the
impression
that
the
train
must
necessarily
be
to
blame,
when,
as
a
matter
of
fact,
a
fairer
statement
of
the
case
nould
be
"Another
Auto
Gets
in
Path
ol
Fast
Train."
"Quite
as
often,
too.
the
heading
should
read.
"Flying
Auto
Dashes
into
Moving
Train."
Fre
quently
the
auto
strikes
the
train
well
behind
the
engine,
a
convincing
indication
that
the
motorist
too
ire-quently
treats
the
railrosd
crois:ng
with
the
same
casual
notice
that
he
gives
the
intersection
of
a
quiet
country
road.
Out
of
32
level
crossing
accidents
that
happened
in
Ontario
daring
1922,
22
were
the
result
of
the
motorist
not
heeding
the
stop
signal
and
seven
were
the
result
of
running
into
the
lowered
gates
or
actually
pasting
under
them
after
they
were
!ofred
or
while
they
were
being
lowered.
One
man
had
no
headlights
and
ip-parently
did
not
see
the
gates
were,
down
while
the
remainder
in
other
ways
tried
to
cross
in
front
of
the
engine
in
order
to
save
lime.
In
an
editorial
on
this
question.
he
Toronto
Star
says
that:
"In
a
rouo.
try
like
this,
with
its
magnificent
distances,
and
railway
systems
with
twenty
thousand
miles
f
track,
the
time
may
never
come
when
all
level
crossings
will
be
eliminated
With
motor
cars
in
use
everywhere
there
is
no
railway
crossing
so
remote
tut
that
a
motorist
may
use
it.
It
Is
his
business
to
see
that
he
does
so
at
I
safe
moment
It
is
his
basinet
'or
two
reasons:
(1)
because
it
is
'he
presence
of
him
and
his
car
at
ht
time
and
place,
and
not
the
rom-ng
of
the
train,
which
creates
the
risw
jf
a
crash;
and
(2)
because
II
there
should
be
a
crash
he
snd'bis
car
soil
be
crushed,
and
not
the
train."
SYNOPSIS'OF
UND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved,
survjeJ
Crown
lands
may
b
pr.mpld
bj
British
aubjecta
over
II
jrt
of
at,
and
bjr
allsns
on
declaring
Intention
lo
becom
IlrUlsh
aubjtcta,
conditional
upon
rtsldtne.
occupation,
ind
Improvement
tor
sjrleultural
purposes.
Pull
Information
concerning
refusions
regarding-
pre-emptions
Is
rtrsn
In
Bulletin
No.
1,
Ind
Merle.
'Ilosr
to
Hrs-smpt
Land,"
copies
of
hlch
can
be
obtained
free
of
cbart
y
addressing
the
Department
of
Unds.
Victoria,
B.C,
or
to
any
Oov-rnment
Agent
Records
will
be
granted
covering
jnly
land
suitable
for
agricultural
purposes,
and
which
la
not
timber-land,
l.e,
carrying
over
S.009
boarj
feet
per
acre
west
of
the
Coast
lUngs
ind
1,000
feet
per
acre
east
of
that
Range.
Applications
for
pre-emption
are
to
be
addreseed
to
tbe
Land
Commissioner
of
the
Land
Recording
l
t'islon.
In
which
the
laid
applied
for
la
altuated,
and
are
mile
on
prlntei
forma,
copiea
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner
Hre-empUons
must
be
occupied
for
five
year
and
Improvement
m&de
to
value
of
tt
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
Ore
acre,
before
a
Crown
Orant
ran
be
received.
Tor
more
detailed
information
ee
the
ilulleUn
"How
to
ITe-empt
Land.-
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
pur.
chase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
land,
not
being
llmberland.
for
agricultural
purpose;
minimum
price
of
flrst-clss
(arable)
land
I
II
per
acre,
and
second-class
(grating)
land
II.
ID
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purehaie
or
leaae
f
Crown
land
I
given
In
llutletln
No.
10,
Land
Series,
-Purchase
ond
Leaae
of
Crown
Land."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
on
timber
land,
not
eieesdlng
40
acre,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
condition
Including
payment
of
stumpage.
HOMESITE
LIASES
I'nsurveyed
ara,
not
eiceedlng
10
acres,
may
be
leated
a
homeelte.
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
nrt
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
condition
are
fulfilled
and
land
ha
been
surveyed.
LEASES
For
grating
and
Industrie!
purpose
areas
not
exceeding
tit
acre
may
tbe
leased
by
on
person
or
a
company.
GRAZINQ
fnder
the
Uratlng
Act
the
Prov.
Ince
I
divided
Into
grating
districts
and
tht
rang
administered
under
Orating
Commissioner.
Annual
grating
permit
are
Issued
bated
on
number
rnged.
priority
being
given
o
established
ownera.
Staek-ewnsri
may
form
aaaorlatlon
for
rant
Tianagement
Free,
or
partially
fre
H-rrnlts
are
available
for
ttlsrs'
smpsrs
and
travellera,
up
to
ton
'Od.
Phone
376
The
House
Tel.
3.
We
Deliver.
COW'S
CELEBRATED
Phone
376
of
Quality
Our
Annual
STOCKTAKING
SALE
will
commence
To-morrow,
Friday,
Morning
at
9
o'clock
Watch
for
large
advertisement
in
to-morrow's
issue
of
The
News
giving
prices
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Phone
376.
Mull
Order
Prcptnd,
Snfi-lai
Itou
or
Money
II;
k.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Thursday,
7
and
9
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Ming.
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No.
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Fun
From
the
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KYANIZE
SANITARY
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ENAMEL,
A
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lumh
for
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lliut
I
w
jIu!le
sanitary
und
exceedingly
tough
utid
diirabk.
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t
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card.
Pints
Oc
Quarts
$1.60
Half
Gallons
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CO.
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