Heilbroner's
Gone!
?
NOT
FAR
Just
up
llio
strict,
lakiiiK
a
liart
of
llio
West
of
.Hiifr-land's
Store,
and
lie
will
be
pleased
lo
serve
his
old
customers
as
well
as
any
new
ones.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
ART
SILK
Vesting
Tlirsc
ever
popular
Ve.sl-inj,'s
are
the
finest
tpiulily
drop
stitch
Tricolelle
and
como
in
a
taupe
of
daiuly
.shades.
including
Hose,
Flesh,
While,
J'eaeli,
Salmon.
Maize,
Jlelio
and
Sky.
Kill
I
JO
iiiehes
wide.
Vest
Length
75c
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
60c
Per
Sack
I
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
DANCE
At
the
Auditorium
EASTER
MONDAY,
APR.
13
Westholme
Orchestra
(ienls
SI.
00.
Ladies
50c
Phono
Black
449.
L.
J.
MARREN,
Prop.
A
Modern
e
n
ta
1
Service
At
a
Moderate
Fee
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
NEW
STOCK
JUST
ARRIVED
Curtain
Materials
for
Spring
Cleaning
MADRASS
-
;ii
anil
'i
inclics,
wide.
Al
35c,
50c,
65c,
75c,
85c,
$1.00,
$1.25
per
yard
TUSCAN
and
PLAIN
NETS,
45c,
50c,
65c,
75c,
00c,
$1.00,
$1.25
and
$1.50
per
yard
CRETONNES,
ill)
ami
'.Ui
inches
wide
25c,
30c,
35c,
45c,
and
50c
per
yard
ENGLISH
CRETONNES,
o(
inches
wide
90c
and
$1.00
per
yard
Ready
Made
Curtains
in
the
Latest
Styles.
Wo
are
Agents
for
the
Klrsch
Flat
Extension
Rods
3rd
'Avenue.
ARE
NOT
FIT
FOR
POLITICS
AFTER
FORTY
Lord
Esher
Cites
Casos
to
Show
Only
Younper
Men
Fit
for
Big
Work
I.OMXI.V,
April
13.
Hei-enl
assertion
of
Lord
Kilier
that
hu!
few
inen
are
fit
for
polities
Jiflei
reaching
U
years
of
agw
has
caused
nifich
speculation
in
I
Sri
I
-i.h
Parlianientary
'
circles
and
has
resulted
in
the
ages
of
all
I
In;
Knjrlisli
cahinel
members
bc-injr
discussed
in
numerous
publications.
If
Lord
Ksher
s
theory
were
hrtmplil
info
practice,
it
was
revealed
mat
ine
present,
rahinel
would
he
reduced
to
one
member,
this
heinsr
Lord
Knslaoc
Perry,
minister
of
education,
who
is
38
years
old.
Lord
Kshcr,
deputy
Kovemor
of
Windsor
Castle,
and
author
of
several
books
dealing;
with
the
jlives
of
Kmg.I'Mward
and
Queen
Victoria,
who
himself
is
in
his
73rd
year,
on
the
question
of
afjes,
said:
"To
very
few,
and
possibly
only
lo
reflective
minds,
like
Sophoc
les
and
Leonardo,
is
the
privilcr
granted
oT
sustained
vigor
after
the'
aye
oT
Torly."
He
cited
Napoleon,
who
was
forty
when
a!
Schouhruiiu
in
18011,
(he
zenith
of
his
career.
In
Chatham
and
his
son
as
well,
he
contends,
the
vital
spark
paled
early.
Further.
Lord
Kslirr
asserted
WATER
NOTICE.
DIVERSION
AND
USE.
TAKE
NOTIliK
thai
tin-
SktPlia
lllvri
I'arkliiir
Company.
l.linileil,
wlione
iMre
l
131
f
sumlanl
Hank
nuiioinir.
tan
miner,
H.C.
will
a;ily
for
a
lln-iit-i-
!
lake
ami
ur
i
rinnr
rci-i
jht
mmhihi
o
water
I'lit
r
Wolf
t.'n-rk
wiiirli
Nuv-imrltiwrstrrlv
and
drain
Into
rnnmlM-
llaiiH.nir
about
imrlli
end
of
lltli
Avcmif
I'orl
r.ilwanl
TiMiil'.
TIM-
waKT
wi
I
ilivt-rlttl
from
the
Mi-ram
at
a
hIii
about
our
and
a
hair
unlet
rn
iu
tin
iiimiiIIi
at
I"
inl
or
divrrsloH
or
I
"or
Kitwanl
Townllp
walrr
yt,iii
and
wll
tx)
tnel
Tor
Industrial
nirx
iiihi
tin
land
di'M-rllM-d
a
imrl
or
roroln.n'
l.oi
inilubtT
4I7G,
Hanire
5.
lia4
hlstrni
Tint
uotlrr
wat
mhIo!
on
the
irrdiiiMl
in
the
sard
day
or
Marrli,
IV0.
A
ropy
this
imlln;
and
an
application
rirsuai
tbrri'tit
and
In
the
"Water
Art.
191
il
be
riled
In
the
orrire
ot
the
Water
lie
rofder,
t'ruire
lliierl,
Objwlloii
to
the
appllralloii
may
lie
riled
with
Ilu
Mid
Water
Heruider
r
with
Hie
:oitn-troller
or
Water
I'.lnliH.
I'arliameti
Hiilldina'.
Victoria.
!).:..
within
tlilrt
dayt
arier
the
rirst
apix-arauee
or
lb:
notice
in
a
linn
I
newrpaH-r.
The
date
o
I
lie
flr-l
ixibliealloii
or
this
notice
I
March
Sf'.lh.
tPS5.
Sktb.NA
tllVKII
I'ACkTMS
:OMI'A.N
I.I.MITKIi.
Alipliranl.
II
v
A.
J.
Malheson.
Mrpnt-
LAND
ACT
In
Prince
Unpen
laud
IHMrlrl;
Iilttn
or
rniice
ituiiert.
TAkl-
.MiTICK
that
I,
.Mrrlll
Pes
Ilrl-a.
of
Vancouver.
II.
C,
ocfiipallnu
nalmo
brokrr,
Inh-iiil
to
app'y
rir
ierinitlon
I
purchase
the
followlnir
(li-tcrllieil
larul.-t:-
Omiinencliiir
at
a
post
plant
Ml
'4
nil
sou
111
of
the
Mjiitlicat
miner
or
l.ot
RJiili
Millie
Creek,
llaiifre
I,
Owt
DMrlr
(hence
north
sf
i
chains;
lle-ine
went
t
rlialns;
licine
soulll
In
P-hnre
lln!
III
easterly
.dlrertion
to
'
(mint
of
com
luelHCliieiit;
coliUlnllilf
1(1
ode.
He
ire
o
li'S.
MEIIILt.
IlF.S
UI1I3AY.
Applicant.
Kdwln
F.lrny
liaruum,
Airett''
Pateil
April
aril,
I
a
jr..
NOTICE.
TARK
MiTICK
that
the
partnership
li.
Iween
Alexander
James
I'rudhoinnii'
an
Alma
Victoria.
Cither.
In
connection
wit
Ihe
operation
or
Ihe
Savoy
lintel,
Prlnc
llupert.
H.C..,
I
dlssolvrd
bv
Arieme:
a
or
the
cm
day
or
Aorll.
I9JS.
All
a
rouiils
recelvahte
will
lie
paid
tu
and
a
,111-mnls
iiayable
will
lx
paid
by
Ah"
nniler
JaiiH-s
rrudhoniine.
who
ronllnui
the
bu'lness.
Hated
at
rrlnrp
ituMri.
Il.c...
this
fit
day
or
April,
A.M.
I'JJl.
A.
i.
I'lll
HIIUMMI.
Dr.F.P.Kenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
wmxM
OF
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
A
BAD
COLD
DEVELOPED
INTO
BRONCHITIS
Mrs.
.let
I
Ofilen.
Ainhersl
Shore,
IVS..
writes:
My
luby
Klrl
lud
a
u-ry
IkiiI
cold
which
turned
lo
bnunhllls
and
lui
cony
not
ideep
at
nltrlit
fur
I
ho
coiiKhlnif.
I
gtxv.
her
everjUili'K
I
-'Uld
think
or
tu
relieve
her.
lull
nolhlnir
seemed
In
ilu
her
any
irod,
and
he
was
not
irelllnir
any
lieller.
I
wa
aihed,
by
a
nicnd,
to
Iry
,
DR.
WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
I
did
so.
and
rier
Rimur
lier
a
Tv
ilnsi-s
I
!iw
Knoll
erreds
so
I
kept
on
with
it.
1
avc
her
two
bnlllo.
ami
l-r
cough
soon
le'l
her.
and
now
she'
Is
a
well
as
ran
be.
I
cuitnol
pulse
Pr.
WiKMl'a'
eiiuiijfli;
It
Is
certainly
a
won-
(IclTiil
medicine."
This
preparation
has
been
on
Ihe
mar
ket
for
the
past
ur
years;
maiiurarliired
only
by
The
T.
Milliurn
Co.,
Limited
Toronto.
Ont.
".N"o
man,
and
very
few
women,
retain
physical
charm
and
generous,
instincts
after
10
years
of
.t?e.
AH
men
and
women
shou
d
;o
aware
of
the
'Ml'.
In
our
time
(here
are
manifold
examples
of
he
failure
lo
maintain,
after
the
aye
of
forly,
a
pertinent
urasp
nver
imlilic
a
trail's
and
the
facul-
y
of
wise
deci.tion."
WHOLE
WHEAT
BREAD
VERSUS
WHITE
BREAD
The
conl
rtiveoy
helwccn
the
relative
food
values
of
whole
.vheat
hread
uid
white
bread
has
xisleil
now
for
ahoul
fifty
years.
Scientists
anil
doctors
annul
come
to
any
"definite
division
on
the
ipicstioh.
Also
the
average
man
or
woman
is
pre-
tared
at
all
times
to
put
forward
he
claims
of
their
own
favorite
ype
of
bVead.
The
truth
admitted
by
all.
ioweer,
is
that
all
hread
is
a
leallhfiil
food,
provided
il
is
pro-erly
made
and
haked.
"I'.lectrie-'iake"
hread
comes
up
lo
this
standard
(hose
who
use
il
oost
fur
it's
ittality.
.Made
hy
he
Kleclric
Window
Hakeries.
H
TENDERS
WANTED.
Tenders
will
!
receHed
by
the
I'.lly
T
Prince
llupert
ror
the
tsirrlij..-
or
l.ot
1s.
lllock
Section
1.
Tenders
to
l.e
In
Jhe
Offlie
or
Ihe
:ity
clerk
marked
Tender
ror
l.ot"
ted
aler
than
'
p.m.
Tuesday.
April
II.
!?:.
i:.
r.
joak.s.
I
Clly
Clerk.
SHERIFF'S
SALE
OF
MINERAL
CLAIMS.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
William
MjI
iiii
v
versus
Aiillioii..
Mniulie.
Ily
virtue
or
a
warruul
of
Kteculioii
tslied
In
Ihe
above
.H'lion.
and
directed
t
lie,
I
hav
tilted
ihe
rollowinir
mineral
ialuis,
situate
near
Alice
rin,
mljareiil
ii
the
kittaiill
lllver
and
the
orlh
fork
f
tlit
kltsault
lllver:
"Waverly
Uroup."
oiifliiiir
r
"Waverly"
and
"k'lily";
'War
liance
firoup,"
eontlttlnir
or
"War
lance."
"Ileltey.
"firiuse
u.
U.
Whlsller."
"liadKer"
and
"liulc."
AM
or
whlrh
I
will
offir
Tor
sale,
bl
oiibllf
Alirlloli.
ror
cnh,
on
Tnedav,
the
irih
(lay
or
May.
toss,
at
lit
the
rternnoii.
al
my
lirrice.
Government
nuildlnir.
Prince
liuoert.
The
'War
liauee"
will
In-
orrered
ror
ale
subject
in
two
mortiraices,
approt
tuatinir
7.:.oo.o0.
JOHN
SIIIIII.KV,
Sherirr
or
Ihe
County
of
I'rlnce
lliiierl.
I'riuee
unpen,
il
l..,
April
.
mgr..
N
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
'
In
Ilu-
Mailer
or
the
"Compiinlen-
Art
I9-.M".
and
n
the
Mil
Iter
or
nil
Application
bv
tin
liorher
de
Houle
Copper
Company
to
lw
restored
to
Ihe
Iteirltler
under
section
K.s
or
the
said
Art.
TAkK
MiTICi:
that
an
aiiilicatlon
will
'
iniide
to
the
Presidio
Juilire
In
'
liaiiilier-
nl
the
Court
llmi.e.
Prince
llupert.
II.C.
on
Tueoday
Ihe
SSIIi
dav
of
'lirll.
A
Ii.
lUi:..
at
the
hour
or
in.an
i
cloi'K
III
tile
roreil'HMi
or
so
hi
there
rier
as
the
motion
may
be
heard
on
be
'in
If
or
the
above
mentioned
Company
ror
in
oruer
mat
ine
sain
.ompaiiy
lie
re-
loreil
tu
the
If
(titter
r
Joint
Stock
(Uilii.
lumlet.
AMI
TAKK
MITICK
lhal
III
support
of
aid
application
will
be
end
Ihe
l'elltlu
r
the
Company
Istner
herein
and
the
irridavll
or
Lewis
W.
Calmoie
sworn
on
'he
tiitlh
day
or
Mar.
Il,
A.li.
I9?r,.
and
riled
Im
h-Iii.
HATKIi
at
I'rlnce
Iiim.-,
H.C,
this
30lh
day
ol
Marrli,
A.li,
IVS.
w
o.
fi
i.ton.
Solicitor
Tor
the.
Petitioner
tmmm
Phone
20
-AOE
SIX
TUB
DAILT
NEW
3
Morula
Ap-lt
Sport
Chat
I
Jioxing
fans
hae
been
wailing
xvlli
cuiisiderable
interest
fur
llic-article
lo
upcar
in
'he
Satur
day
i:ening
J'osl
in
which
James
J.
Curbed
would
rank
the
heavy
weights
of
all
lime.
There
are
some
surprises
in
the
list
which
is
as
follows
:
1.
I'eler
.lackson
and
James
J.
Jeffries
Mob
I'itslmnmns.
;t.
John
I,.
tSiilliwui.
t.
l'raiik;
Slav
jn
and
Jack
Heinp-ey
(m'eseiit
champion
i
.
..
Sam
LniiRford.
(i.
Jack
Joluison.
7,
Jess
Wlllind.
8.
Tom
Sharkey
and
Harry
Wills,
'J.
Charles
.MjlcliWI
and
Kid
McCoy.
Id.
Jake
Kilhilit.
II.
I'eler
.Mailer
and
Joo
Choyn-ski.
Ppeakiiitf
of
(ho
resent
day
heavyweight
situation,
Corhelt
tjles
Jack
Dempsey
as
"just
a
slam-ham;
fiKlih'r
without
much
science
or
hoxni;
kiiowIedr.re.
Stifjesiin
Hint.
Tommy
'tihhons
will
yet
prove
Dempsey's
most
serious
rival
for
the
heavy
weight
crown
tiorhelt
says
about
liibbons:
"Though
alinosl
thirty-;
ix
and
old
fiir
a
fighter,
he
looks
belter
now
than
he
did
at
any
lime
since
Im'
entered
the
riim
Ihere
is
mi
doubt
he
is
the
i'leeresl
boxer
of
all
the
Heavy
weights
still
In
active
sen
ice.
'taking
him
allm-ellier',
(iibboiis
has,
think,!
science
enough
lo
beat
even'
lemiscy.
Tom
will
make
a
lot
of
trouble
for
the
champion
before
they
arc
Mi
rough.'
BASKETBALL
BOYS
ARRIVE
AT
ANYOX
Will
Play
Two
Games
There
Be
fore
Returning
to
Prlnco
Rupert
A
parly
oOJf;iskr
tball
plavrrs
'eft
here
yeslefday
Anyox
aboard
the
Laura
and
word
was
received
lasl
nk-lit
thiil
they
had
arrived
safely.
They
will
play
twi
games
in
the
smeller
town.
Those
goin
were
Itiilph
Sinilh.
I'ddie
Mr-
Lean.
W.
WValhall.
Art
l'hil
lips.
(
i
corgr
Slienloti.
)niipl;is
I'rizzell.
John
Sim.
I).
Craliam
Dido
(iurvich
and
Win.
Cavalier
GOLF
RESPONSIBLE
DETERIORATION
ATHLEfIC
SPORTS
LONDON.
April
Li-
Kiigl.nid
s
ucleriuralioit
lit
athletics,
a!
measured
b
international
con-tests,
is
due
to
naying
loo
much
attention
to
golf,
in
the
opinion
oT
Leo
Maxse,
editor
of
the
National
Itevievv.
Kngland
has
been
beaten
year
after
year
by
llie
Australians
at
crickcl,!ivc,rs
Mr.
Maxse,
who
goes
on
lo
say:
"Wo
play
second
fiddle
to
America
al
polo,
and
third
fiddle
(o
America
and
riaiice
at
lawn
tenuis,
and
we
cut
a
poor
figure
al
the
Olympic
games
in
Paris
last
year,
all
because
ihe
talents
and
enthusi
asm
Uial
we
ought
to
devote
lo
real
games
have
been
wasted
on
thai
lazy,
selfish,
paltry
puslime
or
igoir
congratulationsTrom
juneau,
alaska,
on
LOCAL
MUSEUM
WORK
Miss
Itiilh
Stewart,
sec
rcliirv
of
(he
.Museum
Hoard,
has
re
ceived
a
letter
from
A.
1'.
Kashl-varoir,
librarian
and
curator
of
Hie
library
and
museum
at
Juneau,
Alaska,
in
.which
lie
expressed
iiefMinal
pleasure
and
gratification
at
the
success
at-
iviiniiig
me
esiaiiiisiinicni
or
a
museum
here,
and
hooe
that
realer
success
may
crown
the
effort
s
put
rurward.
He
savs
there
is
a
wonderful
opportunity
for
a
fine
museum
lien-
which
incidentally
would
advertise
the
resources
of
the
country.
BOBBY'S
POINT
Hobby
'looking
out
of
the
win-
uowj
Imfs
the
matter
with
Unit
horse,
mamma?
.Mother
He
is
disobedient,
Hobby;
he
won't,
tibey
his
driver.
Jlobby-
Well,
what's
the
man
palling
him
f0r?
Mother
He
Is
coaxinif
him.
Hobby
f
witli
an
Injured
air)
Thnt
isn't
the
way
you
treat
mo
when
I'm
disobedient.
ONTARIO
PROPOSES
T
TAX
ON
BEER
AND
SOFT
BEVERAGES
TOHOXW,
April
t.l.
I'axa-tiou
of
5
cents
a
gallon
on
soft
drinks,
including
beers
con
I.
'lin
ing
up
lo
1
per
cent
by
volume
of
absolute
alcohol,
and
10
cents
a
gallon
on
the
new
1.
1
beer
is
provided
fot'
in
a
hill
introduced
j
in
the
Legislature
by
Provincial,
I'rcasurer
l'rice.
.
Mr.
l'rice
explained
thai
llio
bill
covered
a
lax:
on
various
kinds
of
sod
drinks
and
wines
in
Ontario.
Soft
drinks
of
a
cer
tain
alcoholic
content
would
pay'
."5
cenls
a
gallon.
Subsc
ipiently
he
said
lhal
sod
drinks
such
as
ginger
beer,
ginger
ale
ami
sar-saparilla
would
route
under'
the
lax.
Ten
cents
u
gallon
would
he
imposed
on
soft'
drinks
if
It
higher
alcoholic
content,
namely,
t.t
beer.
Mr.
Price
said.
Tint
bill
also
provides
for
a
lax
of
fioj
cents
a
gallon
on
native
wines
i
sold
in
Ontario.
Ily
the
terms
of
the
acl
Ihe
lax
is
placed
on
Ihe
consumer.
Meth
ods
of
eolleclion
are
to
he
work
ed
out
hv
regulation.
SALMON
PACkTs
INCREASING
FAST
A.
.
Neill.
in
a
speech
In
the
House
or
Commons
last
week
ipioled
official
figures
lo
show
how
Ihe
salmon
pack
had
in
creased
during
Hie
past
Tour
years.
His
figures
were:
Caes
yl
o.VtH
tDi?
i,:"jo,:mCi
IH23
i
.at
1.(577
tULM
t.7tr.;it:i
Adver'
ie
in
Hie
llailv
.New.
LAND
ACT.
In
Skieoa
laud
District
or
Prime
llni-rl
Iteriirilluic
lilstrlcl.
TAkK
MHICK
IhaT
Ois.rire
l.llllr,
ir
Terrace,
11
1
.,
m
rupalioti
luiiilieruein,
ami
C
I..
M.
(ilKcey.
or
Terrace.
U.C..
orrii-l.alion
luuilieriiian,
Inleml
lo
apply
fr
N-ruittlon
in
purchase
the
fnlloKltn
dc
M-rlbeil
latult,
ror
lnilntiri.il
idle:
Comineiictnir
at
a
lil
planted
il
south
end
or
Island
Kitiialed
near
iihmiIIi
or
kn
suiiikalluin
lllver
and
lyliir
near
wet
bank
or
said
river:
llM-nee
rolluwlnr
shore
line
arouiHl
Itlatid
lo
imint
or
ouiini
nci
iiienl.
rnnlalulnir
I"
acres,
more
r
les.
r.Koitm-:
i.itti.k
ami
CIJMIIK
I..
M.
ClliliKY.
finhfhl
,lmied
this
blh
da
nf
Jamiarv.
0H
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
!
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vm-Htit,
unrpMrvM.
urvy!
Vow
n
liimln
in.ty
ls
ir-mil't
by
I'.rillHli
xul.Ji-cts
over
1
ymr
of
hk,
hiiiI
by'iillvfm
on
ilfdarlnit
Intention
to
liwoinn
Ittlllsh
nulij-itia.
romll-
lntial
ui-on
renklencf.
occjritllon.
nJ
Iniprovtment
for
iiktrlcultural
IUISfS.
I-'ull
infortiiatlon
concernlnit
riu-.alienii
rffiinllnic
iro-emillon
la
Kltfu
In
Hulleiln
No.
I,
ImimI
Krrlca.
"Ilu
lo
IVe-nnpt
Ijind,"
copies
of
tdiicli
win
lc
obtalnwl
frp
of
charit
ty
addressing
Ihe
Dcpiirtnifnt
of
Uinda.
Victoria.
II.C.
or
to
any
llov-trntii'iit
Aernt.
Ueconls
will
l
rranled
rovrrlne
only
land
nultnlile
for
HKrlfuMor.il
luriKscH.
nnl
which
In
not
Umber-land.
I.e.;
i-nnlnn
i.er
l,wl
boanl
feet
pr
iicte
west
of
the
Const
Itanc
hiid
r..oou
feet
per
acre
eaat
lot
(hat
lUiigfc.
AppllCHtloni!
for
pre-emption
are
to
b-
iiddrr.s-eil
to
the
lnnd
Com-mlMKloiicr
of
the
IjihJ
llecorditiu
DI--vision,
in
which
Ihe
Innd
upplleil
for
i
sllu.itod.
mid
are
in.-ule
en
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
enn
be
ob-talneil
from
the
Iiind
Commissioner.
Pre-emption
muat
be
occupied
for
five
years
iind
Improvemenla
made
to
value
of
III)
ier
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
ee
Ihe
llulletln
"How
to
Pre-empt
l,
d."
PURCHASE
AppllcntioiM
are
received
for
pur-rhnae
ot
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
firat-clam
(arable)
land
la
i
per
acre,
and
aeroud-claa
Igraz
Ing)
land
IZ.&O
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
puri-hase
or
leaae
of
Crown
lands
I
given
In
llulletln
No.
10,
lund
Herlea,
"I'urchaae
and
Lense
of
Crown
Iwinda."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acre,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
payment
of
etumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
21
acree,
may
be
leased
as
homesltee,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
litis
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
lm
Vrovement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
Und
has
been
surveyed,
LEASES
For
grazing
and
Industrial
pur
poses
areata
not
exceeding
140
acre
may
be
leased
by
one
person
or
a,
company.
GRAZING
m
Under
the
(Irazlpg
Act
th
Province
la
divided
Into
grafting
districts
and
the
range
administered
under
a
Grazing
Commissioner.
Annual
grating
permits
are
Issued
based
on
numbers
rangod,
priority
being
given
to
established
owners.
Htock-pwnsrs
may
form
simclatlons
for"
range
management.
Free,
or
partly
free,
permits
are
available
for
settlers,
calipers
and
travellers,
up
to
ten
head,
q
1
MISSING!
Send
if
IJ?'
TUP
Not
much
left
"r
washday
when
you
use
out
nt
i
its.i
se.-vice.
No
tub
all
the
vashinp;
is
oor.
No
clothes-line
everything
comes
Dack
dry.
And
no
flat-work
ironingthat,
too,
iSCcn
plctcly
cared
for.
The
hardest
and
longest
part
of
washday
is
missing-and
this
family
service
is
so
low
priced
that
it's
an
economy
as
well
as
a
convenience.
Let
us
call
this
week
and
take
away
the
part
of
washday
that
you'll
be
most
happy
to
miss.
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
WESTHOLME
THEATI
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
NigKi
7
and
8
p.m.
"ENTICEMEM
Knln
iiiK'
women
.hpI
,nh'
ni
n
lllOlls
llrillllil
uf
ni.
A
ri.ill
i'
i"
fiif,'li
up
I"
I'll'
Alp
tin'
fnr
"I
II"
'
'
itul.
All
upplr
ix
Ilu
itiliol
of
(
n
1
woman
hold
the
applo
wcil
wi
nifiil
a
mngir
power
for
tli;
woni.m
'
tii't'iiii'iil
lias
wayi-cl
Ilu
dftiiii"
ol
;
A
photo-play
that
iitovrs
ill
a
i
v
Paris,
high
up
in
the
Alps
ami
'inl
'
iliiit.iv
in
Ifi.i
I.iiiiiIiiii
I
i:i
1
1
I'm
ill)
n
Mary
Astor,
Cllvo
Brook,
Ian
Keith,
Edgar
IMJ
Roland
Bottomley,
Louise
Dresser,
Vera
Lewis,
w"
Manning
and
others.
.
.
BcaTi
"THE
TELEPHONE
CIRL"
SERIES
No.
2
AUW"
VAUGHN
In
"WHEN
KNIGHTHOOD
WAS
IN
iv""
iMTrnrj
ATinrjni
implvq
2ltm
saa
llin
iwiinta
W
The
Boating
Season
is
Coming
.lol
Arrivril
English
Flannel
Pants
".
English
Sports
Suits
.
English
Gaberdine
Coats
Just
m
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85.
FOREA
All
our
.li'parliiifiils
hit
fully
,,.
X'it-oir.s
goi
irooils.
II
is
riisloiiiiti'V
ii'
iipK'iii'
in
llii'ir
new
FIAT
WORK
IRONING
Phone
8
IT
j
T.
eo
tin
$3.75
ng
STEK
.
..
.hi
-
SPRING
COATS,
DRESSES,
HATS
AND
SH,
ft
.,
.See
our
wimlin
and
inxi'i'i-l
our
m
...i...
i
!
I
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Ml'
MM
wiiai
jiiii
iiiuy
i'iiiuc
iiiiii
i'hij'
n
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Bros
Corner
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and
Sevonth
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