AOF.
SIX
Silverware
!
I
:
.
i
A
large
stock
lo
choose
from.
Our
prices
are.
standard
according
to
quality
as
sold
all
over
Canada.
Rogers'
Community
Plate
all
at
SPECIAL.
DISCOUNTS
this
week.
f
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
National
Drink
Grape
Julco
Specials
Quarts,
special,
2
for
$1,15
Pints,
special,
3
for
..
85o
Individual
bottle,
2
for
25c
Monsterrat
Lime
Juice
Ouarf.
battle,
2
for
.
.
$1.65
Pint
bottle,
2
for
85o
Loganberry
Juice,
quarts.
2
for
$1.15
Lovely
Summer
Beverages
(el
your
supply
at.
Mussallem's
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East.
18
and
84
Now
You
Boat
Builders
Head
(his
snap.
At
such
prices
tho
lot
will
soon
bo
cleared.
About
4.0C0
'2-inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
About
4,000
5-8
Inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
About
10,000
7-8
Inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
About
8,000
1
Inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
To
he
cleared
at
$85
per
thousand
and
about
50,000
IxC
and
1x8
sized
Spruce
Hoards
at
$15
per
thousand.
Oct
It
wliile
tho
gelling
is
good.
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phone
189
or
112
GENERAL
FURRIERS
B.C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Ave.
Impairing,
Ueinodelling
on
tho
promises.
Glazing
and
Cleaning
$0.50
Phones
Day:
Green
120
Night:
Black
709
Auditorium
Dances
Uianged
from
every
evening
(o
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays,
from
8
to
11
p.m.
1
Dance
10c
3
for
25c
Dancing
clones
every
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evening
from;
?.3(i
to
.30,
comJuejed
by
Mrs.
II.
O.
Crewe.
P.O.
Box
235.
Phono
209
Richard
Garrett
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
&
CO.
Specialising
in
Pofllland
Canal
Alining
Slock;.
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Mlali
NEWPOLICYOF
TRAIL
SMELTER
Will
Concentrate
Suitable
Ores
from
Nearby
Mines
for
Customers
NKUSON,
July
9.
That
the
Consolidated
Mining
A
-Smelling
Company
of
Canada
will
under
take
to
concentrate
suilable'cus-
loin
ore
in
its
mill
at
Trail,
was
staled
yesle.i'day
by
.
.
May-lock,
general
manager
of
the
company.
Several
tons
of
customs
ore
is
now
being
concentrated,
but
whether
under
llmo
contracts
or
on
special
shipment.
'Mr.
May-cock
could
not
say
off
hand.
"You
can
.say
that
the
'pros
pects
are
that
our
Trail
mill
will
concentrate
ore
for
several
mines,"
Mr.
Blaylock
said,
"but
I
cannot
now
stale
what
ones
they
are."
Need
Not
Build
Mills
The
Consolidated
company's
new
departure
has
the
utmost
significance,
for
it
means
that
properties
(hat
have
a
high
grade
milling
ore,
but
not
the
resources
'to
build
mills,
and
perhaps
not
Hie
ore
to
justify
the
large
outlays
required
for
them,
may
have
custom
concentration.
at
the
expense
of
the
freight
on
the
excess
rock,
and
the
milling
charges.
Most
Koolenay
mills
concentrate
to
about
one-tenth
tho
bulk,
so
smelling
charges
on
large
waste
tonnage
will
bo
avoided.
Under
the
practice
up
lo
the
present,
properties
without
mil
have
been
obliged
lo
practice
sorting
lo
different
grades,
to
utilize
'the
Trail
facillies
to
ad
vantage.
As
only
the
largest
properties
have
mills,
Hie
Consolidated'
new
slep
will
ibe
of
importance
lo
many
properties
in
their
present
stage,
having
considerable
bodies
of
low
grade
ore,
or
lo
'properties
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVfc
IVOTICE
IS
HEIIKIIY
UIVE.N
that
111'
reserve
uvcilntr
rt'iiain
lamb
near
tin
Junction
of
Otslail
and
Ski-tua
ltlve.t
ileslKnalcd
l.ol
sit,
KaiiKe
5,
uoasl
ll-Uitt,
Is
camelled.
CEO.
It.
iNADE.N,
bt-puly
Minuter
or
Lands.
Department
of
Lands,
I-
Victoria,
B.C..
'May
4
til.
1115.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intuition
to
Apply
.to
Laaaa
Land.
Ir.
tlio
Land
Heeurdiiig:
District
or
I'l-itue
Ituvvrt,
and
uliuate
on
the
nortti-wenl
coast
or
I'earse
Is-land,
U.C.,
approx-linatcly
tlim
mlle9
north
from
the
mouth
or
Winter
Harbor.
Take
.No
Ore
that
J.
Fleldlnir
Stranir
ui
Sunnyalde,
B.C..
occupation
i-amipi-yinaii,
linend
lo
apply
for
a
lease
or
the
fol-
tuning
upsi'iineu
lawn:
Comnionclntr
,at
a
post
planted
approx
teiy
tnrre
muea
norm
riom
tne
muutii
or
Winter
Harbor,
I'eame
Inland;
theme
lui.tlin-aal
a
nh.ln,
...'...a
I...J
lluiliintoi
'
,
.
funis,
limic
v.
to
iuw
water
mark;
thenre
northeast
alon?
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
tlxly
(I60)
chain;
thence
ooulhemi
two
(!;
chains;
thence
itoutliwest
one
hundred
and
-sixty
(icu)
chains,
more
or
lem,
to
point
or
comiiicnceiiunt
and
containing
thirty-two
(3Ji
acres,
more
or
less.
JAMES
FIEI.DI.N0
STIIANO.
Katne
or
Applicant.
Dated
Mav
mh.
I
at
5.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intantlon
to
Appl
to
Laaaa
Lands.
In
the
Land
ItecordluK
Dlxtrltt
or
Prime
Itupert,
and
situate
on
the
northwest
coast
or
I'earso
Is-land.
B.C.,
approximately
three
mile
north
from
the
n.ou;h
or
Wlnier
Harbor
Take
.Notice
that
Frlitelli
Limited
or
rince
IIUDert
H.C..
occunatlon
nackers.
Intend
to
apply
ror
a
lease
or
the
following
described
lauds:
commenclntr
at
a
nost
planted
aimrox-
Imately
three
inUet
north
rrom
the
mouth
or
Winter
Harbor,
pearie
Island;
thnnc-
niirinwett
two
(Vi
mains,
tnoro
or
ici.,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
southwest
along-
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
(ICU!
chains;
thence
southeaxl
two
(i)
chains;
thence
northeast
ow
hutidrej
and
slily
(
l
CO
i
i-halus,
more
or
Icm,
to
point
or
comMiencemcnt
and
run-
tainiu-
thirty-two
J)
acres,
more
or
teas,
FIUZZEI.I.'S
LIMITED
iiBiFii
iihy
inn.
ivya
Name
or
ppllcant.
LAND
ACT.
Notloa
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Skeena
Land
District.
Itecording
Dis
trict
or
criiice
Itupert
and
situate
at
Port
Edward.
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Skeetm
Itlver
racking
company.
Limited,
or
Port
Ed
ward.
B.C.,
occupitlon
Fish
Packers,
in
icniis
ui
appiy
tor
permission
to
the
rollowitig
descrtheri
lunds-
southwest
comer
or
Lot
4
470
II.V.
coast
nistrii-i;
tm-nce
southerly
along
low
water
mark,
fOO
fl.;
thenre
southwesterly,
parallel
to
the
southerly
liotiudnry
or
Lot
M76,
150
n.;
thenre
northerly
parallel
lo
water
mark,
00
feet;
thence
northeasterly
along
the
southerly
Imnndary
of
Lot
l7n
produred,
160
reel
to
the
point
or
commencement,
containing
half
an
acre,
more
or
less.
SKEENA
RIVER
PACKINO
COMPANY,
LTD,
'PP-H
n..e,l
Mar
,,,,
LAND
AGT.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
District
of
Casslar.
gtlklne
Division.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Walter
Julian
(Returned
Snldlerl.
of
Telixrmnh
rni
B.C.,
occupation
Miner,
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
it
a
post
planted
about
one
mile
east
of
Mel.
ends
slough
near
WALTER
JULIAN.
Al,pl"'an,'
Apm
loth,
mi.
,
f
I
No
Trouble
to
Clean
a
Congoleum
Rug
The
smooth
seamless
surface'
of
a
Congoleum
Gold-Seal
Rug
is
the
easiest
thing
imaginable
to
clean.
Just
a
few
moments
with
a,
damp
mon
or
cloth
ana
wisk
goes
the
dust.
Sec
Congoleum
Rugs
at
your
dealers.
i
i
ftNCOLEUM
Wf
COLD-SEAL
4rt-Rugs
having
good
milling
ore
bul
not
in
quantity
to
justify
plants.
Next
Largest
to
Sullivan
The
Trail
mill
is
(lie
largest
in
Hie
Koolenay
outside
the
giant
Sullivan
concentrator
at
Kimberly.
Built
for
a
capacity
of
(500
tons,
it
was
finally
worked
up
lo
handling
1
1
00
Ions
or
more
a
day
of
Sullivan
ore,
and
it
was
(he
processes
proved
coni-mercially
successful
in
Ibe
Trail
mill
with
the
Sullivan
refractory
zinc
ore
that
were
later
embodied
in
the
'big
concentrator.
At
various
times,
and
later
ex
clusively,
the
mill
concentrated
I
he
company's
Hossland
ore.
The
shutdown
of
the
Hossland
properties
left
the
mill
without
a
job.
SENATOR
DIES
OTTAWA,
July
'J.
Senator
L.
II.
Deveber
of
Lethbridge
died
al
his
summer
home
at
Aylnter,
Quebec,
this
niorniiiff.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchi
Land
In
Skerna
rtanKe
r
Land
IW-rorrilnir
bit.
trlrt
or
I'rince
i!Uirrt,
U.C.,
and
initiate
lia.VfUrk
Island,
youth
or
Walc
Island,
B.C.
TAKE
.VOTICK
tlnl
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
Ltd..
or
Vancouver,
il.C.,
occur.-nun,
Salmon
Caunrrs,
intends
to
apply
ror
permlMltin
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing-
at
a
post
planted
at
high
water
mark
on
west
shore
of
Haystack
Island;
thence
mirth
seven
chain;
thence
east
seven
chains:
theitre
south
seven
chains:
thence
west
seven
chains.
and
containing
rive
acres,
more
or
less-.
THE
CA?(ADI..
HSlll.Ml
CO,
LTD.
Paled
tin.1
May.
J9ii
LAND
ACT.
Kotic
of
Intantlon,
to
Apply
to
Laas
Land
In
Skeena
nange
5
Land
District,
He-cording
Disttlrt
I'rince
Itupert,
B.C.,
and
situate
Vi
mile
north
or
Wales
Island
Cannery,
on
Wales
Island,
B.C.
TAkK
NoTICK
that
the
Canadian
Fish
Ing
Co.
Ltd.,
or
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation,
Salmon
Catmers,
Intends
to
apply
ror
pci'ititsslon
to
lease
the
following
tie-H-rdmd
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
al
high
water
mark,
near
point
Vi
mile
north
from
Cannery
on
wales
Island!
thence
north
one
rha'n:
thenre
west
ten
rhainsi
thence
south
to
shore
line
one
chain:
thence
east
following
the
shore
line
lo
point
-or
commencement,
and
containing
one
acre,
more
or
less.
THE
CANADIAN
FISIII.NQ
CO.
LTD.
Dated
anin
Mav.
t?.v
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Casslar
Land
District.
Itecording
Ms
trlrt
I'rinre
Jttipert,
B.C.,
and
situate
north
ot
notnsn
tiiy,
roriiann
canai.
TAWE
NOTICE
that
the
Canadian
Fish
Ing
Co.
Ltd..
or
Vancouver.
B.C..
orcupa
Hon,
Salmon
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
or
primision
to
tease
tne
lonowing
ue
srrlbnd
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
high
water
mark,
100
yards
south
of
Indian
smoke
houses;
thence
northeast
one
chain;
thence
southeast
one
hundred
and
twenty
chains;
thenre
southwest
to
shore
line
one
chain;
thence
northwest
roimw.
Ing
the
shore
line
to
point
of
commence
tiH'nt,
one
hundred
and
twenty
chains,
and
containing
twelve
acres,
more
or
less.
THE
CANADIAN
ITSIIINO
CO.
LTD
listen
amn
xav.
i?s
LAND
ACT.
least
1
Notlct
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
in
aKreiia
imnse
a
lhiki
iiiMrui,
iiu-
commencing
it
a
post
planted
at
the.coruing
nisiriri
rrinrc
unpen,
aim
sit
liale
southwest
point
or
Wales
Island
TAKE
NOTICE
Hint
the
Canadian
Fish
lug
Co.
Ltd..
or
Vancouver.
B.C..
ocrupa
lion,
Salmon
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
or
permission
to
lease
tne
roiiowtng
tie
scribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
high
water
mark
on
southwest
point
on
Wales
IslHiid.
B.C.;
thence
north
one
chain;
thence
east
ten
chains:
thence
south
one
chain
to
rhore
line;
thence
west
along
shorn
line
to
point
or
commencement,
and
cpniHininir
one
acre,
more
or
less..
THE
CANADIAN
FISHING
CO
LTD
listed
vim
may,
tins.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Skeena
llanire
R
Land
District,
Prince
Itupert,
B.C.,
and
situate
too
yards
north
oi
,h
inter
iiarnor,
renrse
isiann.
u.c.
TAKE
NOTICE
Hist
the
Canadian
Fish
Ing
Co.
Ltd.,
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occuna
tlon,
Salmon
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
mi-
ieniMiui
io
lease
tne
rotiowing
ae
scribed
land:
ri.liiinnni.ini.
l
n
nl.ni.
at
t.
I,
the
St
kine
Itlver
and
sliniit
49
miij.
i
witp
mm-ir
in
r..i
r.
......i.
....
.i,n..
THE
DAILY
NEW
8
Thursday.
July
9,
1925,
PtEASED
WITH
CHURCH
UNION
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery
Extend
From
Smlthers
to
Pacific
Coast.
V.V.YCOUVKIt,
July
8.
Dele
gates
who
have
returned
from
the
First
(ieueral
Council
of
(he
United
Church
are
of
one
voice
as
(o
its
meinora'ble
character
Principal
Smith
of
Westminster
Hall,
asked
his
impression,
said
lie
iieleved
the
Council
In
have
been
the
"must
wonderful
ever
held.
The
spirit
or
it
was
apostolic,"
said
Dr.
Smith.
He
instanced
illustrations
of
the
new
spirit
when
he
told
of
the
divisions
in
committees
where
it
was
found
that
in
no
single
in
stance
were
the,
divisions
along
former
denominational
lines.
Tho
new
groupings
over
debatable
points
of
procedure
were
invar
iably
across
the
former
denominations.
To
Extend
Movement
Dr.
Smith
declared
that
the
new
spirit
of
the
church
was
beyond
all
description.
The
Council
dismissed
the
old
joint
union
committee
since
lis
work
was
accomplished.
Hut
II
un
pointed
a
new
committee
lo
open
the
door
of
the
new
church
to
oilier
denominations.
Already
there
has
been
correspondence
over
the
possibility
of
union
with
the
ltefornied
Ep
iscopal
church.
Bishop
Brewing
of
that
body
has
pronounced
in
favor
most
decidedly
and
recommended
action.
,
A
further
move
has
been
made
in
the
direction
of
union
on
the
pari
of
the
Disciples
church,
known
in
the
United
Slales
ami
in
(he
Wesf
as
the
Christian
churclr,
and
this
also
is
lookeil
upon
as
quite
within
the
possibilities.
As
To
Co-Operatlon.
The
United
Church
has
placed
itself
on
record
as
approving
cooperation
with
oilier
bodies
Throughout
Canada
ami
as
will
ing
lo
delimit
territory
with
other
evangelical
bodies.
The
United
Church
js
gratified
lo
know
that
the
Pan
Presbv
Cardiff,
Wales,
has
unanimously
admitted
the
United
Church
of
Canada
into
its
.fellowship.
This
will
mean
that
the
credentials
of
any
minister,
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
will
be
valid
for
admission
into
the
work
of
any
Presbyterian
synod
or
pres
bytery
in
any
part
of
the
world.
II
also
means
an
ondorsation
of
the
Untied
Church
as
'lo
Pres
byterian
standards.
Divide
Into
Presbyterians.
Decision
taken
al
the
(ieueral
Council
divides
British
Columbia
into
eight
Presbyteries
as
follows:
Victoria
Presbytery
will
consist
of
Vancouver
Island:
Vancouver
West
Presbytery
will
lake
in
Vancouver
Cijy
west
of
Main
.Street.
Vancouver
Presby
tery
will
lake
in
Vancouver
city
between
'Main
and
Boundary
lload,
including
the
North
Shore.
Westminster
Presbytery
will
ex
tent!
from
Boundary
Hoad
.east-
wart!
am!
include
the
l'raser
Valley.
Kamloops
will
be
identical
with
the
present
organiza
tions,
but
will
include
the
Okan-
agan.
Koolenay
will
include
both
Kast
and
West
Koolenay.
The
Cariboo
Prestoylery
will
extend
from
Alberta
boundary
up
lo
and
including
Suiilhcrs,
Prince
Itupert
will
he
from
west
of
Sinithers
lo
the-
Pacific
Coast
including
Yukon
and
down
to
Alert
Bay.
First
Meeting.
The
first
meeting
of
the
11.
C
Conference
of
I
ho
United
Church
will
be
called
in
October.
Tin)
call
for
this
meeting
will
be
is
sued
by
Hev.
A.
K.
MeMyiin
of
Victoria.
Priiveipal
Smith
of
Vancouver
ami
Principal
San-ford
of
New
Westminster.
Previous
lo
this
Conference
there
will
be
a
meeting
of
each
cf
the
eigh't
Presbyteries,
the
call
for
which
will
he
issued
by
persons
in
each
Presbytery
which
Hie
General
Council
have
desig-italetl
for
Ibis
purpose.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Landa.
In
the
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Itupert,
and
situate
on
the
northwest
coast
of
I'carse
Island,
B.C.,
approx
niately
sit
miles
north
from
thtt
mouth
of
Winter
.Harbor,
Take
Notice
that
Gosse-Mlllerd
Limited
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
or
the
follow
low
desrrllied
lands:
Commencing
at
a
twist
planted
approx
imately
six
miles
north
frrom
the
mouth
or
winter
tiarhor,
rearse
isiann;
tneni-e
northwest
two
(t)
chains,
more
or
less.
to
low
water
mark;
thence
northeast
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
silly
(loll)
chains;
thenre
southeast
southwest
or
Telegraph
Creeki
thence,
line:
Ihenre
east
one
chain?
thenre
nnrlhl
lu.n
ai
ehuln
souinwesi
!'i?.filf.
8?
..'it'1"!1
,,"e.nre
40
chalnst
one
hundred
and
iwenty
rhatn:
thenre
hundred
and
suiy
(iftdV
chains,
more
or
Vk.VJ?
."i8.0
cllln!
thenre
west
40
west
tn
shore
line
one
rhaln;
thence
Ini
less,
to.
point
or
commenceinenl
and
con
chains
enntns
to
in
noint
noint
n
or
f
nniniii.iuiam.nl
.
,
.
.
i
..
.
,
'
.
.
.
1
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-.
containing
ISO
acres.
x...
.,...
.-,,,.-.
a,n,
.,.ijinriiv
(iiiriuoii
loiiowiiiK
in
snore
milium
iiiuiy-iwu
liiyj
aires,
ihuic
or
more
or
less.
line
In
point
or
commencement,
and
con-1
less,
,
l.tatnitig
twelve
acres,
more
or
less.
00SSE
MItI.ERD
LIMITED.
I
THE
CANADIAN
FISHING
CO.
LTD.
I
Name
or
Applicant.
Dated
aotli
May,
199S.
1
bated
ttUy
UUi,
Mi.
FRECKLES
Now
Is
The
Time
to
Get
Hid
of
These
Ugly
Spots
There's
no
longer
I
he
slightest
need
of
feeling
ashamed
of
your
freckles,
as
Othino
double-
strength
is
guaranteed
lo
remove
these
homely
spots.
Simply
get
an
ounce
of
Othino
double
strength
from
any
drug
store
or
department
store
and
apply
a
little
of
it
night
and
morning
and
you
should
soon
see
that
even
the
worst
freckles
havo
heigun
to
disappear,
while
tho
lighter
one.it
have
vanished
entirely.
It
is
seldom
that
more
than
an
ounce
is
needed
to
com
pletely
clear
the
skin
and
gain
n
beautiful
complexion.
He
sure
to
ask
for
the
double
strength
Othine
as
this
is
sold
under
guarantee
of
money
back
if
it
fails
to
remove
your
frecklos.
U
all
drug
or
department
stores
or
uy
mail.
Ollunp,
P.O.
Hox
2(1
Hi
Montreal.
Canada.
ARCTIC
LIFE
IS
PRACTICED
MacMillan
Excels
in
Art
of
Living
off
Country
Using
Native
Weapons
CIIIC.UIO,
July
".--One
or
Die
necessary
arts
in
being
an
Arc-!
I
tic
explorer
is
an
ability
to
use
iialie
weapons,
particularly
pf
the
kind
employed
by
the
inhah-j
Hants
of
thai
region
in
obtaining
food.
Commander
honald
1).
MacMillan,
now
on
his
ninth
trip
lo
that
laud,
excels
in
the
art
and
is
equipped
to
"Arctic"
pro-'
visions
his
parly
of
30
persons
if
domestic
foodstuffs
are
exhaust-ed.
On
a
former
expedition
which
was
outfitted
for
one
year,
MacMillan
was
obliged
lo
be
away
four
years
because
the
far
northern
elements
held
him
tight.'
Then
it
was
lie
fed
his
men
oq
native
rations
and
brought
them
terian
Congress
now
meeting
at!a11
.
1,ack
l"',,e1'
Physical'
eon-
lit
ion
than
when
they
departed.
I
lite
Meal
is
the
principal
source
of
meal
and
I
lie
oil
of
the
whale
Ihe
source
of
heal.
The,
harpoon
is
the
Kskimo's
incahs
of
cap!
u
re.
Other
crude
devices
are
used,
hut
the
harpoon
ranks
first.
Firearms
are
in
many
instances
useless.
MacMillan
and
his
men
became
adept
am!
dee
cided
lltal
the
foods
of
the
Arctic
were
belter
for
his
purposes
than
the
foods
of
the
civilized
world.
In
snagging
a
seal,
(he
Kskimo
also
uses
his
ctinnipig.
During
Ihe
solid
jee
season
thc-
seal
appears
only
at
a
water
hole,
'I'lie
Kskimo
locates
these
water
holes
and
covers
them
all
bul
one.
By
the
side
of
that,
one
the
Kskimo,
harpoon
iii
hand,
keeps
vigil,
many
limes
as
long
as
18
hours,
silting
on
his
haunches
and
swaying
back
ami
forth
as
the
only
artificial
means
of
keeping
warm.
FISIURRIVALS
American
Hilda,
12,000
lo
ifootli
Fisheries,
at
13.10c
and
5.5c.
Canadian
Livingstone
II.,
11,000
o
Jlpyal
Fisheries
at
ll.DOc
and
5.5c.
'
Mayflower
7,000
In
Alliu
Fisheries
al
1
1.
00c
ami
Oc.
If.
&
H.
1,000
lo
Cold
Slorage
at
1
1.00c
ami
Oc.
Tin?
two
latter
boats
did
not
sell
yesterday
and
their
calches
were
held
over
for
lo-day's
sale.
WIRELESS
rEPORT
8
a.m.
Digby
Itaiu;
calm;
barometer
2U.'J-;
temperature
53;
sea
smooth.
H
P-in.
spoke
tug
Lome
abeam
Calvert
Point
hound
Knox!
Inlet;
0
p.m.
I'rince
Charles
outbound.
Bull
Harbor
'Lain;
overcast;
caliii;
.barometer
'."..U-';
temperature
50;-
0.30
p.m.
spoke.
Cape
Scott
ut
Cape
Calvert
northbound;
5.30
a.m,
spoke
Prince
Charles
at
Ivory
Island
southbound.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear;
light
southwest
wind;
barometer
-'0.05;
lenriieralure
53;
sea
smooth.
Noon
l)hby
Itain;
light
souj
beast
wind;
barometer
'.'U.U8;
tempera-lure
51;
ea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor
Overcast;
light
northwest
wind;
barometer
lit).-'
02:
ljMiiierature
50;
sea
misty.
I
Dead
Tree
Pflinl
Clear;
Unlit
southwest
wind;
barometer
20-
0;
temperature
60'.
Jl
sSI.;!.").
Sale
LAST
DAYS
OF
OUR
July
Clearance
Sale
SATURDAY,
JULY
11.
We
are
offering
besides
goods
already
listed,
a
mini
her
of
uttruclive
items
not
previously
mentioned.
Coals'
Crochet
Cotton,
per
hall
10c
Clark's
Crochet
Cotton,
for
,
t
2rc
D..M.C.
I'mbroidery
Threads,
HI
for
$1.00
Bcldinj?'
Arlsyl
Hope,
0
for
25c
Ladies'
Silkuit
Vests,
pink,
each
$1.65
Ladies'
Cotton
Vests,
!
for
$1.00
Ladies'
Silk
Hose,
to
.$2.50,
for-
$1.25
Kiddies'
Coveralls
in
blue
or
khaki
51.25
English
llroatlclolli,
all
colors,
per
yard
95c
Underwear
Check
Nainsook,
per
yard
.
.
.
40c
Unbleached
CoIIjii,
!K1
inch,
yards
fur
$1.00
Hleached
Sheeting.
70
inch,
per
yard
55c
Cretonnes,
to
,")c
a
yard.
:i
yards
for
$1.00
Cretonnes,
to
!M)e
a
yard.
2
yards
for
$1.00
All
Dresses
and
Coats
at
Great
Reductions
House
Dresses
from
$1.00
each
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
0.
Third
Ave.
and
Fulton
Street
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
0
COLLEEN
MOORE
in
"SO
BIG"
Vivacious
Colleen
in
her
crowning
achievement
a
Selina
in
Kdna
FerberN
sterling
story.
I,el
us
look
at
lif
like
ielina
I'eake,
with
a
Ihrill
of
elation,
willi
curiosity,
oxcilenieiil
and
a
gay,
adventurous
spirit.
No
mailer
what
comes
let
us
live
if
lo
it
-
fullest
jusl
us
she
did,
with
u
sheer
triumph
or
spirit
over
mailer.
Live
life
with
llu
re
niarkable
picture
of
a
niot
wonderful
girl.
The
girl
wilh
the
dauntless
courage
that
triumphed
over
tale
and
to
whom
life
was
just
one
great
adventure.
Magnificent
scenery
ami
sellings.
Seldom
a
cast
us
strong
u
tlu.
Colleen
Moore,
Ben
Lyon,
John
Bowers,
Wallace
Beery,
Ford
Sterling,
Sam
DeGrasse,
Jean
Hersholt,
Gladys
Brock-well,
Rosemary
Thsby,
Dot
Farley,
Phyllis
Haver,
Charlotte
Merriam
and
many
others-Excellent
Views
or
Seattle
in
Pathecolar
PATHE
REVIEW.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
JULY
Clearance
SALE
OUR
JULY
CLEARANCE
SALE
STARTS
THURSDAY,
JULY
THE
0TH,
AND
CONTINUES
TILL
FURTHER
NOTICE
The
goods
Jisletl
below
are
only
examples
oi
every
department.
To
have
Ihe
right
idea
or
the
bargains
come
uml
look
IheT.
over.
If
you
do
not
come
across
an
article
you
require
in
this
Ad.
it
does
not
mean
that
It
Is
not
on
sale.
Everything
in
the
store
is
reduced
and
we
guarantee
you
discount
not
less
than
15
per
cent
and
as
high
as
50
per
cent.,
Hoys'
Cotlou
Sweaters,
reg.
75c.
Sale,
2
ror
SI
.00
.Men's
Cotton
Billiing
Suits,
reg.
$.:i.
Sale
$1.00
Ladies'
Woollen
Bathing
Suits,
Penman's,
reg.
.";i.75.
Sale
$3.00
v
t
Ladies'
While
pique
Outing
Skirts,
reg.
-SU'S.'
Hale
SlisO
uatnes
wiiue
underskirts,
lieaiilifully
enihroitlereetl,
reg.
Ladies'
Corset
Cover,
reg.
(t.'.c,
II
for
...
.
.
'.
.
'
.
'
,
Ladies'
Summer
Vests,
pairs
for
'.
Ladies'
(iinghaui
House
Dresses,
reg.
'jia.oO.
Sale
Ladies'
Black
Sateen
Aprons,
reg.
ijiJ.OO.
Sale
.
.
Children's
(iingham
Dressos,
all
sizes,
$i.7tVSale
Men's
Penman's
Union
Soils.
rta.
'
nil
sl
ii..
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.05
$1.50
$1.25
$1.50
.Men
s
Balbrigan
Underwear,
separate
garments
or
one
piece
sun,
per
suit
S1,00
Hoys'
Balbrigan
Combinations,
reg.
1.00.
Sale
75c
Children's
Socks,
brown
uud
sand,
reg.
;i5e.
Sale,
pair-.
.
..
f,!r
$1.00
Ladies
Collon
Hose,
reg.
'.Oc.
Sale,
!!
for
$1.00
Monarch
Art
Silk
Stockings,
per
pair
$1,00
20
pieces
of
(Iingham,
light
and
dark,
patterns,"
i
yards
for
u1"
B,,,1S1"
Wlialile
'(iingham,
reg."
(iOe.
liale
fo'rll'.OO
Haleen,
all
colors,
i
yards
for
$1
00
'
"
'
"
Ml
Pieces
of
Hep,
reg.
DOc.
Sale
.
.
.
','
eoc
lliickabuck
Towelling,
reg.
.'J.",c.
Sale,
yards
for'
.".'$1.00
Manneletle,
while,
pink
and
blue,
reg.
.IDc.
Sale
vimh
for
Ladies'
CrepeWighl
(iowiis,
reg.
i.'d,-.'
'
Sale
.
.
.
.
,
,
8HOE
DEPT.
BARGAINS
While
(.anvits
Slippers,
trimmed
with
black
;$:i.rU.
Sale
Plain'
Wliile
One
Strap
Slippers,
low'
'heel','
(4
1
Phone
645.
$1.00
$1.10
paleuf,
leg.
....
$1.75
reg.
$3.25,
.
$2
00
Children's
Sandals,
brown
ami
patent
leallier,'
a'fl
'sizes'
lo
item-
ui
.
,
SI
50
An
assortment
of
Ladies'
Oxfords
amf
Pumps'
lo
Hear
85c
Men's
llunmng
Shoes,
while,
black
anil
brown,
to
clear
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
$1.50
Cor.
3rd
and
7th.
a