"ACF.
SIX
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practlca
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance,
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silvcrwaro,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Prico
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
NOTICE
to
Consumers
Tin!
Mtissalloin
(iruccry
(..'o.
Lid.
lias
niloiilol
a
new
system
for
ca-s"
customers.
This
applies
lo
Cash
Only.
Kvrry
purchase
will
be
accompanied
by
a
ticket.
Tor
every
$23
worth
of
lickets
a
discount
of
5c
on
t
lie
dollar
will
be
allowed",
which
means
a
direct
SAVING
OF
$1.25
Our
Price
is
Night.
(Jlvc
us
a
trial.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phone
84
and
18.
A
Modern
Den
tal
Service
At
a
Moderate
Fee
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
Smith
Block
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
575
Phono
645
I.O.D.E.
HELD
ANNUAL
MEET
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin
Again
Elcctod
Rogont
of
Municipal
Chapter
on
Saturday
REPORTS
'
RECEIVED
A
'year
of
ivreal
palriolir
work
was
shown
in
liny
annual
reports
of
l)ie
Municipal
and
Primary
jUhapters
of
the
I.O.D.K.
submit
ted
at
the
mei'liiis
held
in
the
Itoslon
Hall,
afurlny
artenuxiu.
Mrs.
A.
T,
l'aikin.
rugunt,
pre-srilifljf.
Elec-lion
of
I
Itefollowiiiii
idlicers
for
the
year
was
con
firmed
at
the
meeting-.
:
lion
Jleirenl
Mrs.
T.
II.
Du
Vernet.
1st
Vice
-
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan.
2nd
Vice
Mrs.
S.
P.
Mc-Mordic.
Urgent
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin.
I
si
Vice
Mrs.
S.
Ilalclicr.
2nd
Vice
Mrs.
O.
A.
Hogers.
Sec.
Miss
S.
Joliusou.
Treas.
-
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landry.
Lducatioiial
Sec
r-Miss
.oni
Hi
vet
I.
Kclioes
Mrs.
G.
F.
Kemp.
.
Orani.in
Sec.
Mrs.
-John
Manson.
Standard
Hearer
Mrs.
W.
Hume.
The
annual
report
of
Mrs.
,V
S.
1'islier
was
read
by
Mrs.
).
.Mel).
II
mi
In
and
showed
the
work
of
Ihe
chapter.
They
hai'
donated
a
-picture
of
Kin;,'
(irorfre
lo
the
Japanese
Mission
on
re
quest
of
Miss
Lennox
and
ar-
keeping
up
I
heir
ward
at
Ihe
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
III
I
lie
Matter
of
l
lie
Aihiiinltlraltoii
Act
and
III
the
.Ma
Iter
of
the
KMalr
of
Charlrr
l.avcr,
IieceaH'il,
lntetali'.
TAkK
MiTICK
Uial
by
Order
uf
111
Honor
r.
Melt.
Yoiiiit,
miili-
Ihe
1
v
tit
ila
r
February,
l5,
I
was
appoiiilfil
Ad
iniiilnlralur
or
tin;
rslati!
uf
the
laic
i
rl-H
l.aver.
iln-raH-d,
and
all
pirllr-liavinir
-laini4
airalii!
the
Mid
estate
an
hereby
required
In
Furnish
same,
if
lierly
verified
In-
nw.
tin
or
berme
l-day
of
Mareh,
1
95.
auil
all
parlies
In
debted
Id
'Ihe
said
estate
are
minimi
I:
ay
Urn
auiutilil
of
llirlr
IndelnediM'ss
I'
me
ruiiliwlth.
MlllMAX
A.
WATT.
orridal
Adiiilnlitlrator.
i
I'rlnre
lliutrl.
Il.t
laleil
this
81st
day
nr
February,
1S:
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
Ihe
Matter
id
the
Administration
Ac':
ami
III
Ihe
Matter
of
the
F.slale
or
Jean
Lalier
i
f'eeeased.
Intestate.
TAKK
MtTKJK
thai
by
order
or
II'
Honor
I'.
Mrll.
Vmiiijr.
niailc
the
Kill
dai
or
February.
A.D.
I9K.V
I
was
aiiinlr
'
Admiiilstralor
or
Ihe
estate
nr
Ihe
lil'e
lean
Inner,
dereased.
and
all
artle
hav
'tir
elaims
ar.iinsl
the
said
eslale
are
hereby
n-'inlrWI
to
nimlsh
same
to
he
rii.erl.v
veririeil.
on
r
berore
the
it-'
day
or
M.irrh.
ma.".,
anil
all
rlies
le
debted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
I
nay
the
amount
or
their
Indebtedness
t
me
fi
rlliwllli
,Oll
V.V.v
A
WATT.
Official
AilmOiislnitor.
I'rlnre
riiiperl.
II.''
Hated
till-
?ts
dav
nf
Fenriir'v.
IflJ"
for
Ladies
JUST
ARRIVED
COATS
They
are
in
CHARMOREL,
VELRAYE,
CUT
VELOUR,
VELOUR,
ZYBELIIME,
VELOUR
(PRINCE
OF
WALES)
COME
IN
AND
LOOK
THEM
OVER
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St.
GEO.
D.
TiTE
The
-Quality
Home
Furnisher
ONLY
THE
MOTHER
KNOWS
ABOUT
TKII
COUGHS
AND
COLDS
OF
THE
CHILDREN
It
is
hard
to
keep
them
rrviu
takiug-eold;
llie
will
run
out
or
doors,
not
l-H-rly
elad.
or
bate
on
loo
uiueli
elollilnV;
lay
too
hard
and
jet
over-healed,
ami
Cuul
orr
Uki
suddenly;
rel
their
reel
wet!
kirk
orr
the
Im'cI
i
lolhs
ul
nlirlil,
and
tlo
a
doicn
Ihlngs
the
iimtlicr
can't
prevent.
The
prompt
use
or
DR.
WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
will
cheek
the
cmttrli
or
cold
lie-fore
any
vrl'ius
Umv
liouble
ran
possibly
develop'.
Mr.
r:eere:i
K.
kimcli.
II.liw.vo.
2.
Kredorlctoii.
X.r.
.
wilt?:
"My
little
boy,
aire
nine
years,
hail
a
dreadful
cold
which
!eri
'him
with
a
bad
eouirh.
I
tried
Dr.
Wood's
iNorway
Pine
Syrup,
and
arter
uslnir
three
bottles
he
was
completely
relieved.
1
would
advise
all
mothers
to
use
this
.
remedy
tur
their
children
as
It
Is
in
exrellrnl
medicine."
For
sale
at
all
druggist
and
dealers.
hosjiilal
and
donating
a
library
in
the.
llprden
Street
school
alo
i
picture
of
"King
tScorge.
Mrs.
(i.
Ilorie
iiresenled
Ihe
heasurer's
report.
Miss
Don-tlilson
read
llicv
rpiiurt
of
II
ill
00
diajiler.
The
iirineioal
work
undertaken
I
his
year
was
(lie
children'.'
ward
al
Hie
Hospital.
A
very
jjreal
deal
of
credit
is
.lue
the
Past
Het'enl
Miss
Mac-Jonald
whose
untiring
offorts
lo
lielliT
the
iiilerests
of
the
I.
O.
I).
K.
are
ever
active.
.Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
see.
Adair
larss
Chapter,
read
her
rrpnr!.
Iiis
Chapter,
liad
conliiiued
'Is
work
in
caring
for
Ihe
soldier's
plot
al
1'airview
cenielery,
seven
new
sldiies
being
creeled.
Their
reward
for
the
entrance
class
pupil
ranking
first
in
Canadian
tiiUry
was
won
by
Miss
Dorolliv
"atinore,
a
gold
inounled
foun-
.aiibpen.
A
ward
was
furnished
mil
fully
equipped
in
tin.'
hospi-al,
a
doiia,lion
was
also
senl
l(,i
he
Itidley
Home,
Ihey
also
held
a
mosl
successful
bazaar.
All
Ibis
work
had
been
accomplished
tinder
Hie
splendid
leadership
of
Mrs.
Hatcher.
In
the
course
of
the
merlin:-;
Mrs.
11.
C
l-'rascr.
sting,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
11.
1'.
l'onder.
Hev.
II.
It.
'I
rant
gave
a
stirring
address
on
"Patriotism
in
the
Home."
Mrs.
McMordie
moved
a
vole
if
thanks
to
Dr.
tiraul
and
Mrs.
r'rasrr,
Ihe
vole
was
seconded
iiy
Mrs.
(tilhuly
and
carried.
Mrs.
I'arkin
speaking
of
the
year's
work
of
Hie
order
said:
"I
am
of
Hie
opinion
Dial
every
report
jireseiiled
today
showed
a
year
of
activity
and
inleresh
Wonderful
progress
in
all
Ih'i
i
branches
of
the
I.O.I
.L.
work
NOTICE.
I.N
TIIE
MATTKII
OF
AN
AI'CI
ICATION
Tor
Ihe
lesue
of
a
trch
OrllfiiHte
or
title
for
Lots
thirty
(30)
and
thirty-one
(31.,
II
link
wvmi
(7
1.
Section
five
(M,
i:uy
or
i'rnn
unpen,
.Map
e?3.
gallnrartory
prool
ir
the
loss
and
c!c-itriiction
or
the
Cerlirieate)
or
title
cover-inir
the
above
land
havlnir
been
produced
to
inn
It
Is
my
Intention
lo
Issue,
artrr
the
cioiminn
or
one
month
rrom
Ihe
first
publication
liereor.
a
rresh
Cerlirirale
or
title
In
the
name
or
Kdward
II.
Pierce,
for
the
said
land,
winch
Certificate
or
I
title
l
dated
the
3(1
111
June
1013.
and
li
numbered
3083
I.
II.
K.
MACLF.on.
iicgHtrtr
or
Tltlea.
Lnd
Renlstrv
Orrice,
rrince
HupiTt,
li.'..
Jaouart
.li'th.
I9
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
the
Mailer
or
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Vhtlter
or
the
l.t.ilc
or
II.
J.
Hen-niilt.
Ieceaed.
Intestate.
TAKK
MTli:K
thai
by
Order
or
Ilia
Honor
I'.
Mi
ll.
Vounir,
made
the
f'lh
day
or
Klhruiiry.
IllJS,
I
wa
aiolnted
Ad-hilidmrator
or
the
eitate
or
the
lute
II.
1.
Iieiinett.
deceived,
and
all
partie
bav-Init
claims
avaliist
the
nald
entale
are
hereby
required
to
rtiihlh
name
In
me,
lroierly
veririeil.
on
or
berore
Ihe
Sift
d;u
or
Miiili.
ivr.
anil
all
parllen
Indebted
tn
the
said
estate
are
reiiulred
to
ihe
amount
or
their
IndrhledncM
lo
me
rorlhwltli.
MIIIMN
A.
WATT,
orrirlal
AduiiuUtriilor.
Ii.nril
ttiit-
2
1
at
day
or
February.
WIS.
JUST
ARRIVED!
Spring
Stock
of
Crepes,
Ginghams
and
Galateas
in
very
attractive
patterns
Also
new
stock
of
SEAGRASS
CHAIRS,
ROCKERS,
TABLES
Phone
20
BMtr
TIIE
'DAILY
TOWS
Monday
'
'i;i,,
has
been
shown
by
Hie
different
chapters.
The;
order
sustained
t
great
loss
lliron-'h
ihi
death
of
our
pasl
Muiiic'ipal
llegenl.
Mrs.
1''
U.
H.iwsoii,
and
our
Vice-llegetil
Mrs.
Youiiginan.
bill
they
bad
left
a
mark
beliind,
a
great
ex-;
ample
for
us
all
to
carry
on.
(here
I
lie
members
si
nod
in
silenco).
M,s
members
of
the
Daughters
of
Hie
Kiunire
it
i
our
sacred
prixilege
lo
assist
in
every
wny
possible
in
Hie
slrcngHieniiig
of
Hie
lies
Ilia'
bind
our
Kjupirc
tojtelher.
1
wish
lo
tlaiik;ji;ll
the
ollicers
for
I
heir
excellenr
assistance
in
Ihe
past
jtrar,
iTTso
the
building
ooin-niitlee.
Tlii
buibliuu
will
pro
iiably
be
fiuislied
in
about
six
weeks
ami
I
hope
we
will
derive
great
benefit
from
it.
We
want
to
li'V
anil
ii'.ciiuliiri'
the
slduii-
did
spirit
of
cheerful
service
Hint
we
had
during
the
war."
Mrs.
Parkin
here
presenlod
to
Mrs.
D.
McD,
Hunter
a
bouquet
and.
a
handsome
gold
fountain
pen
in
appreciation
of
ber
noble
work
in
Ihe
order
also
a
bouquet
and
handbag
to
Miss
Mary
Car
ter
for
her
faithful
and
good
work
during
Hie
yea:-.
Tea
was
served
and
Mrs.
McMordie
presided
at
lb,'
lea
table.
SALMON
EGGS
FROM
ATLANTIC
Consignment
of
Over
a
Million
Arrive
on
Coast
for
Vancouver
Island
VAXCnUVKH,
Mar.
'J.
-A
ear
load
of
fish
egs
arrived
here
from
the
Atlantic
coast
to
slock
some
of
the
riwrs
of
Vancouver
Island;
Tjiey
am
of
the
Atlantic
salmon
and
are
to
be
hatched
in
t
lie
Dominion
They
were,
consigned
lo
Major
I.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
fisheries
inspector,
and
Ihe
fry
will
be
distributed
in
the
waters
ahoul
Vancouver
Island
and
the
main
land,
r
Some
1,10(1,11(1(1
cgfrs,
contain
ed
in
seven
urge
oases,
comprised
the
tdiipiiicnl,
bclievud
to
be
the
largest
ever
made,.
Hitch
case
tis
lined
wilh
trays
of
the
roc,
covered
with
cheesecloth,
(if
lh
and
beneath
layers
of
chipped
ice
and
snow
In
keep
them
in
a
healthy
foiidilitm
during
the
trip.
Tlie
-eggs
w
ere
jiackuil
in
moss.
The
eggs
were
obtained
at
.South
Ksk,
N.I
I.,
and
Hliippe.i
from
.Newcastle,
Ihe
nearest
railway
-station.
Leaving
Xew
Hriuiswick
on
February
28.
Many
smaller
shipments
of
eggs
in
the
past
have
proven
most
successful.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Judge
lloway
of
Xnw
Westminster
is
being
invileil
by
Hie
city
euuiie.il
lo
officiate
at
the
proceedings
which
will
Hike
place
here
in
May
al,
the
unveiling
of
.llu
tablet
to
oummcmoralu
the
arrival
of
Sir
Alexander
Macken
zie
on
his
trip
of
exploration
over
one
hunilrdsd
years
ago.
The
hospital
hoard
is
asking
Ihe'
Vily
council'
to
increase
its
graiil
lo
the
hospital
for
iuditsenl
pal
if
ii
l
rrom
1,000
to
a00'l
per
annum.
The
city
council
has
refused
has
relumed
tiiem
lo
tbe
liuard
willi
a
view
lo
having
them
sub-niilled
to
tin'
ratepayers.
A.
l.
Ainlerson
lias
relumed
from
an
extended
I
rip
lo
NEW
HAZELTON
F.
A.
(ioddiird
lias
resifrneil
as
a
policeinan
in
coiincclioii
with
the
llabiiie
Indian
agency.
Kleven
ears
of
lies
were
oul
of
heri!
last
week.
ANSWER
TO
PUZZLE
ihotsIuimBbnie
IobpIaIwBirI
an
-
Hi
rriMiri
lih
MM
of
eight
bedrooms,
three
silting
moms
and
a
kitchenette.
The
most
of
the
money
has
already
been
raised
anil
it
is
expected
the
balance
will
be
voted
by
parliament
during
the
present
session.
T.
J.
Davidson
of
Kispiox
has
secured
a
lease
on
Horace
Du
Vornel's
farm
at
Shaudilla
near
Kitwanga
and
will
move
there)
with
his
family
next
month.
A
son
was
born
at
the
Hazrl-tou
llosiiilal
on
March
II
to
Mr.
nut
Mrs.
II.
C,
Hankin.
FEMALE
MAKES
LOVE
THEN
EATS
HUSBAND
Oddities
of
Courtship
Explained
by
Professor
Julian
Huxloy
of
Oxford
LOXDOX.
Mar.
U.Luve-inak-uig
is
niiislly
a
matter
of
color
and
sound,
according
lo
I'rores-sor
Julian
Huxley,
famous
Oxford
biologist,
speaking
al
the
Itnyal
Institution.
Describing
devices
used
by
males
lo
attract
females,
Professor
Huxley
lold
how
the
male
spider
vibrates
the
web
in
such
a
manner
thai
the
female
call
dilTi'i'MiH.'ite
between
thca
lover
and
the
prey.
Scorpions,
lie
sab),
cotirl
bv
dancing,
bul'
after
mating
I
be
female
eals
her
husband,
(irass-hoppers
court
by
chirping.
Some
butterflies
have
"hcenl"
glands
on
lhrtr
wing
with
n
spriiying
apparatus
by
which
Ihe
females
are
aHracleu:'
The
,iirgtis
pheasant
lias
sucii
!'n
wonderful
display
of
head
feathers
that
the
bird
ha
to
peer
through
a
spread'
lo
see
female
is
watching.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LARD
AMENDMENTS
I'ad'ly
Creanh
has
lofl
for
Hit),
company.
t.arinoo
w
nei
e
lie
lias
a
ptaeen
claim,
lie
plans
on
iiiukins
a
trip
lo
the
Old
tjountry
luwanls
the
end
of
the
year.
I
It
Is
expected
that
tlie
man-iijreiiie.nl
o
Ihe.
'
Jlzelluu
lli)s-pilal
will
be
ublei'tu
proceed
Ibis
year
with
the'
erection
of
a
nurie'
lioup'
which
will
cmsiKl
PRE-EMPTIONS
VHcnnt
unreserved,
aurveyeil
L'rown
UkoJh
may
bo
ire-einpled
by
llritiali
aiibjects
over
is
yeiiri
of
bk,
und
by
nllenn
on
declHring
intention
Itn-oine
Hiitlsh
HUbjecta,
cottdl-ilonal
ut.Mi
renlilenre,
occupation,
nil
hiiiuovcinvnt
for
agricultural
iurioneK.
Full
infonuattnn
concerning
reuu-.riltr.ns
regarding
iiro-emptlonR
is
kIvrii
in
lUilletin
No.
1,
Lund
Serlca,
"How
to
Pre-empt
Lund,"
copies
of
viliicli
cun
bs-obialneil
free
of
charna
ly
addi'TOMinR
the
Department
of
Uinda.
Victoria,
H.CM
or
to
any
Government
Agent.
Hecordfl
will
bn
grHiued
covering
only
land
guituble
for
ocrlculturnl
purpoHes.
and
which
is
not
tlmbcr-lund.
I.e.,
carrying
over
8,000
board
feet
tier
xcre
weal
of
the
Coaat
Hanne
n
iid
S.OOO
feel
per
acre
eaat
of
that
Kanco
AjipllculionK
for
pre-emptions
are
lo
!
ndilreil
lo
the
Land
Com-mlmioiKT
of
the
Land
lleconllne
1)1-viaion.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
in
aituuted,
und
itre
made
on
printed
forms,
copiea
of
which
can
be
obtained'
from
the
Land
Coinrnlmioner.
l're-emptlonii
must
be
occupied
for
five
yenra
and
ItnproveinentR
rnada
lo
value
of
S10
tier
acre,
including
lo
sanction
Ihe
extraordinary
es-i
cleariiut
and
cultlvatlnic
at
leant
five
...
before
a
Crown
Grant
be
,.
,
iii
1
1
acrea,
cm
tunnies
of
tlie
fdiool
board
ami
rvCoivi.
II.
(iardincr
oMIie
Vancouver
firm
of
tiardiner
it
Itaxler,
limber
cruisers,
passed
through
tlie
cily
last
week
en
run
If
with
a
pally
lo
Summit
Lake.
For
more
detailed
Information
see
'
the
Ilulletin
"How
to
I're-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Application)!
are
rncelved
for
imr-ohnse
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lamia,
not
being
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
purpoaea;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
(5
per
acre,
and
second-class
(crazing)
lnnd
J2.D0
tier
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
lands
Is
given
In
Ilulletin
No,
10,
Ljuid
Series,
"l'urchase
nnd
Lease
of
Crown
Lands,"
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
bo
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
including
payment
of
stumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
20
acres,
may
be
led
sei
at
homesltes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
in
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
lm-Vrovement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed,
LEA3E8
For
grazing
and
Industrial
purposes
.area
nj.
not
exceeding
(40
acres
may
be
leased
by
one
person
or
a
CRAZING
Under
the
Grazing
Act
the
Province
is
divided
Into
grazing
districts
and
the
range
administered
under
a
Grazing
Commissioner.
Annual
grazing
permits
are
lasutd
based
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
establiahed
owners.
Htock-ownera
may
form
ru
nidations
for
range
management.
Free,
or
partly
free,
permits
are
available
for
settlers,
calipers
and
travellers,
up
to
ten
bead.
9
iB!.
-
Everything
Tastes
Better
Buy
a
15c
tin
of
OXO
Cubes
and
just
see
wk
wonderful
richness
and
flavor
these
handy
Beef
C
1
give
to
stews,
hash,
meat-pies
and
savory
dishes
will
want
no
other
reason
for
becoming
an
habiy
OXO-user.
But
if
you
do
The
Great
Economy
of
OXO
Cubes
will
convince
you
that
they
are
necessary
to
your
household
as
bread,
milk
and
cheese.
They
enable
you
to
use
"left-overs"
from
yesterday,
and
make
them
into
tempting
and
dainty
dishes,
'
Thai's
Why
OXO
Cubes
arc
Great!
Tins
of
4
Cubes
-15c.
10
"
-
30c
Tommy
Tomkltvi
Paint
Book
free
Thousands
of
chiMron
thrcnghoat
thi
hiitiah
Lmpire
are
bcirtr
a-red
ml
Instructed
by
this
boo','
hii
foWo
Cuba
wrappers
an"
ert
---
far
boyorKirl.
OXO
Limi'
1.
Street,
MontreaL
3ES
The
Great
BeeJ
Economy
WESTHOLMa
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
CONSTANCE
TALMADGE
In
ner
nigni
m
homaiiic
CoilMM'
ii.n
k
again
-i'fiiiliHK
I
'
j
(I
I
liow
l
uilliv
Invi'
i.
I
leTt'.-.
I
;
1
1
.
M'HUCI
llOW.
(iOIIM
(Mill
C't'
how
-i
vvlmi
llir
liglil
were
low.
It'
llir
Iml--many
a
moon.
II
gut
all
New
York
y
i
(illaluig,
sparkling,
luiiiol-lii-gooilin'--
luiigli
till
your
sjifo
achf
uml
you'll
-li
l'.ii(UL'
iiinl
walcli
Ilan
thijiiil
tlo
lii-
-I-'
linw
funny
il
is
to
he
in
love,
lin-i-i
i
ltonulil
Uolinaii.
.lean
Herslioll,
Siiiiir?
'.ii
!
Saxe,
Kniilv
l-Mzrnv
ami
oilier-.
COMEDY:
"THE
VVALKOUT."
INTERNATIONAL
f(W
35c
and
10c
WINTER
Steamship
Service
8.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
ail
frulli
I'ricnn
Hiimm-i
FOR
VNC0UVtll,
VICT
SEATTLE,
imvniii'iliaiit
inllil
taili
inil,i
v.'"
a.u:
'
'
-
ll
11-
For
STEWART
ami
ANVOX
J'
THE
8.8.
"PRINCE
JOHN"
!
PRINCE
RUPERT
torlBit1"11!
VANCOUVER,.
Via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDB.
PA6SENQER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
HUimi
,
19
inunl
uirniiccmv
htmhimv
-.
mi
..
n,
f,n
I'l
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i.
WINNIPEQ,
all
iiuiiil.-.
.ul'l
Cmi.Kl.i.
liniieil
Male
AGENCY"
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlcktt
orilct,
628
Third
.,
Prlnca
Rupert.
(CANADIAN
Vacific
fhrtl
Canadian
Pacific
Railwaj
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
iM
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Junoau
and
Skagway
jj
Marcn
"i
.i
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Soattlo
March
10,
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATtilv.t
ft
For
Butcdale,.
Swan8on4nay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
v
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines
Mill
iiifuriiialion
fi'iim-
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
A9cn'DCft,
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OFB.C
Bajiinirs
ritiin
rriuio
iufi'
tumI"'
il
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Alsrt
BH,
1
.
or
nanuuuvLH,
victuria,
Alan
Bay,
ana
wnvn
for
ANT0X,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
,.
ror
nnrux,
port
UIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlr
canmn.-i
,
,,!,(-
3
znd
Aanu.
t,
Bar.ntlty,
Aganl.