SPRING
STYLES
ON
DISPLAY
Monday
1C
and
Tuesday
17
Kveryone
is
Cordially
Invited
'emers
P.O.
Box
327.
Phono
27
TEA
SERVED
Piccadilly
Broadcloth
lit
a
iuiik''
"f
iwcnly
shades
the
ideal
inalcrial
for
summer
Trucks
children's
dresses
or
underwear
.10
and
iO
inches
wide.
Specially
prieeiJ,
jicr
yard
85c
WEST
OF
ENGLAND
j
STUKb
Third
Ave.
Phono
753.
j
Canadian
Launi
and
rv
Dry
Cleaners
OperalniK
the
only
power
cleaning
and
pressing
equipment
in
the
city.
Service
and
workmanship
unsurpassed.
A
phone
call
will
bring
our
car.
515
6th
Avo.
W.
Phone
8
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL.
HEATERS,
50c
Per
SacV
I
HydeTransf
er
139
Second
Avenuo.
Phone
080.
Nlghi
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
WOLVES
MENACE
TO
ALBERTANS
Chase
Slolgh
Loads
or
People;
Numbor
Shot
When
Chasing
Man
Kh.MOSTOS,
Mar.
17.
Word
received
here
from
Vilna
indicates
that
limlier
voles
have
overrun
thai
part
oT
Alberta
and
people
in
the
district
art-afraid
lo
go
far
at
night.
Dances
and
oilier
evening
engagements
have
been
postponed.
Last
week
as
a
parly
of
four
were
rclurninig
from
a
dance
al
Hamlin
they
were
pursued
by
five
limber
wolves
who
kept
within
a
few
feetof
the
sleigh
for
about
three
miles
of
a
lonely
trail
through
a
tamarac
swamp.
;
line
of
(lie
occupants
of
the
sleigh
hud
a
loaded
rifle
but
was
persuaded
mil
lo
use
ft
mill!
!
(absolutely
secessary.
The
team,
Iseenling
Hie
wild
beasts,
galloped
at
a
lerrific
rale
over
the
I
frozen
Iriiil
and
Ibe
driver
was
'ullerly
powerless
lo
chock
(heir
speed.
Twice
when
the
burse's
I
slowed
down
in
crossing
deep
'snow
drifts
Ibe
leading
wolf
made
several
attempts
In
jump
into
the
sleigh
but
'received
a
few
hard
knocks
of
Ibe
rirle
slock
which
sent
him
reeling
hackwurds
on
Ibe
snow.
A
rail
on
Ibe
back
of
Ihc
vehicle
was
almost
billeu
in
two
by
the
ferocious
beasls,
who
-furltinale-ly
slackened
down
and
gradu-j
NOTICE.
All
examination
fur
Korrl
Hauler
In-
held
al
liiinn
Lakf
on
March
Ull.
mil.
Aillrslknis
will
l
rvKelvwl
,u.
td
ikm.ii
or
Munli
illli
li.v
tin-
lilflrlr
luri-slrr,
omirl
lluuac,
fiime
1
1
ti
i
r
rroin
wlioin
appllcalloii
foini
ami
fin
arltrulars
inav
bi.-
otitaini'il.
Ire,
I
on
Caiitlldair
niiil
be
tli-IIMi
sulJTl
ml
iimrc
than
forty
ynn
or
k'.
It''
Ufiil
In
Urlllsll
Columbia
fur
al
least
on
i
year,
or
(tiukI
rliarailer
and
'i.Yiih
rollUIIIOII,
Willi
oo(l
ni'rrirni
i-
an
ramillar
Willi
llie
prarllcal
clile
ut
loir
trlntr.
Umber
eruislnir.
Mirvrylux
an
fureM
molertkill.
Willi
kimwledjif
o
j
On-
I
hits
I
Ail
ami
abtt-
to
urnauUH
ur.
tynd
handle
ini'ii.
I
III
examination
U
to
t-ilallMi
n
cllrililc
lli
ror
Hi"
next
year
rrom
utile!.
a'MtntiiieiiL-t
will
lie
made
at
raiiavrH
ar-
required.
One
rauaer
I
miulred
liiimn
illalrly.
.
II.
fluri.vH..
Civil
Service
r.Giiiiullmrr,
Vlrlorla.
It
.:.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
,
COLUMBIA.
Ill
llie
Matter
or
llie.
Administration
Ae.
.
I
ami
I
In
I
lie
Mailer
or
t
lie
KMate
or
Jean
I.auel
lieecasCiJ.
luteMalr.
TAWK
.MtlILK
Ilia
I
by
order
or
Hi
Honor
I.
Mill.
Vuuiip,
made
tlie
Iflli
la
lor
February,
A.K
I
was
iHinlei
.ViliiilnlMrslur
or
tin-
clale
or
llie
la.-Jean
l.auer,
deceased,
ami
all
larlls
liav
line
claim
airaliist
llie
said
estate
an-liereb.v
ieuired
lo
fiinilsli
kauie
to
me.
Iieopeilv
verirlod,
on
or
Iwfure
tlie
ail
lav
or'
Marcli,
IDS.',
ami
all
panic
In
lebleil
to
tlie
Mild
eMail'
are
required
I'
iav
the
ainoiMil
or
tlx-lr
Indebtedness
t
me
rirthwllti.
AOIIMAN
A.
WATT,
orriclal
Administrator.
I'rniee
Itupert,
ll.i:.
Iialed
1
1
1
1
-
Jlst
da.v
or
t'eliruary,
iVi'-
IN
PROBATfc.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Hi!
llie
Matter
or
the
Admltimrallon
Acl;
and
In
tin;
Mailer
or
the
KiMalc
or
II.
J.
Hen
licit,
In-reused.
lull-Male.
TAkT
M'lTICK
that
by
Order
or
Ill-Honor
F.
Mill.
Yniiiiir,
made
llie
IS
til
ila
or
I'eliruary.
I35.
I
was
unooluled
Ad
iiilnllralor
or
the
estate
or
the
late
II.
i
licnnclt,
(let-cased,
anil
all
par
He
linv
Inir
claims
airainFt
the
xald
estate
ar
hereby
minlrcd
I"
furnish
name
to
me.
prnpcrlv
veciried,
on
or
beriire
llie
a
I
dav
oT
March,
Illiii.
and
all
parlies
In
debled
to
the
said
estate
are
required
t-
pay
Hie
amount
or
their
Inileblednes-
!
me
forthwith.
.
MIIIMAN
A.
WATT.
orriclal
Administrator
luted
tlil
a
I
s
r
day
or
February,
W:1-
Dr.
E.
S.
TMT
DENTIST.
Hlgrson
Blook,
PRIKCE
RUPERT.
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
U
8.
Phon.
aso.
Opn
Cvanlnga
Only
For
IdmIiI
Appolntmantft.
ally
fell
behind
as
the
scared,
party
approached
Ibe
railway
missing
where
(here
arc
largo
open
spaces
and
iwo
farm
houses.
1
Had
Narrow
Escape
A
few
days
later
the'
foreman
of
a
parly
or
tie
makers
had
a
narrow
escape
from
a
pack
of
timber
wolves
liuntbering
from
nine
lo
twelve,
which
attacked
.lini
as
be
was
'returning
lo
camp
in
(he
evening.
Ibis
man
says
tie
wishes
no
more
adventures
.villi
wolves
during
the
remainder
of
his
life.
He
had
i.trely
nulled
his
horse
from
a
lilching
post
and
was
adjusting
'he
saddle
when
Ibe
pack
suddenly
appeared
on
Hie
summit
of
a
hare
knoll
about
60
yards
tway.
They
rushed
down
(ho
sides
and
across
the
intervening
Iraw
al
lightning
speed
heading
straight
for
llie
man
and
horse.
Made
Speedy
Climb
More
by
instinct
than
Ihought-
tulness,
he
says,
lie
ciiinneil
a
Iree
at
his
bark
bill
cannot
re-fiujinber
bow
he
performed
the
eat
so
ipiickly,
having
had
no
practice
since
his
boyhood
days.
Part
oT
lite
pack
charged
the
.affrighted
horse
and
others
howled
around
the
base
of
Hie
tree,-
while
a
few
of
the
wolves
ehcAved
Ibe
sloek
of
the
rifle
which
vis
lying
on
the
snow,
the
horse
Ihundered
his
way
to
camp
and
leaping
thf
rail
fence,
aroused
Ihc
atleitliou
of
Ibe
crew
who
were
welling
ready
for
supper.
Surmising
what
had
happened,
the
crew
loaded
up
their
rifles
and
went
to
Hie
resctn'
of
Ibe
foreman.
They
shol
Ihree
wolves
and
wounded
.evctal
and
In
Hie
great
relief
of
Hie
lerrit'ieii
foreman,
heal
off
'he
remainder
of
Hie
savag
rain.
;
BAD
BLOOD
IS
THE
CAUSE
OF
PIMPLES
AND
BOILS
What
yon
need
when
tliu
blood
KcH
I
mil
or
order
I
a
Rood
tonic
to
tone
and
bulkl
up
the
ytciii
and
put
the
blood
into
proier
lUiaiw.
lor
Hih
itrt'iMre
tin-If
l
notlilinr
lu
-final
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mr.
I
A.
In-llicil.
Allan.
Saitk..
Willie:
"I'm-
Ki-vi-ml
ear
I
wa
troulilpi!
1
1
1
1
holla
anil
plnii'lfit.
I
lilcil
many
innllnilit-
.liilt
could
Kit
lin
ri'AUlti.
I
;
I
lien'
(link
lliirdiirk
IIIimmI
Billcrit
and
I
lii'i'iiini'
rrri'
or
my
iroublu.
II
I
the
j
"id.s
mi'illrlnn
I
ever
look
Ilia
t
did
mo
uii)
K'ioiI."
II.
II.
II.
In
lii-Hi
oil
tin'
market
ror
Uin
1'iisl
(,',
vi-ar-;
iml
ui
only
by
The
T.
t
Mllliurn
Uu..
Limited,
Turoutu,
Onl.
SPRING
STOCK
OF
CURTAIN
MATERIALS
Just
Arrived!
Nets,
Marquisettes,
Madras,
Cretonnes
IN
NEW
DESIGNS.
Season's
;Latost
Dress
Goods
IRISH
WOVEN
LINEN
3D
Inches
wide.
See
Our
Window
for
Engraved
Oriental
Brasswaro.
3rd
Avenue.
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Phone
20
BRULE
ROUTE
MAY
BE
USED
Correspondent
of
Sun
Statos
Railway
Will
bo
Built
That
Way
A
special
despatch
lo
Hie
Vancouver
Sun
by
(ieuevieve
I.
ipse!!
Skinner,
their
special
eorres-poiiden!
al
Ollawa
slates
as
nil
-lows:
While
Hon.
(irorge
!'.
(iraham.
minister
of
V
railways,
has
indi-cale.l
thai
be
will
not
Jie
in
it
position
unlll
next
week
lo
announce
llie
route
recommended
by
Presidents
K.
V.
Heady
and
Sir
Henry
Tlioriilon
for
Hit:
Peace
lliver
rail
olllle!,
if
is
rreely
prediclcll
by
I
hose,
who
know
Ibe
situaliou
Ihal
Hie
modified
Urulc
hake
roiile
will
lie
!hc
choice.
Thiil
Sir
Henry
Tliornlon
look
ed
wiin
favor
tin
Ibe
Itrule
pro
posal
tuny
lift
assumed
from
the
fact
Mint"
Premier
Oliver
staled
Ibe
president
ol
National
Hallways
had
explained
it
Rilly
lo
him,
while
allendiug
Peace
lliver
conference
hern
in
January.
Proposed
Routo
The
modified
lirule
mule,
follows
the
Athabasca
Valley
in
a
norlliei
ly
direct
ion
front
(Jbe.l
station
on
main
line
ol
lite
liaua-ili.in
National
lo
a
point
where
Hie
Athabasca
turns
east.
Proposed
line
then
continues
uortl.
dropping
into
llie
valley
of
l.illli
i
Smokey.wliivli.il
follows
until
it
picks
u:
lheohl
Canadian
,oi
th-eru
localioii
Iron!
Kdiiioiilon
ami
While
Court
Hirough
llie,
hearl
of
the
(irande
Prairie
district
and
on
lo
Police
Coupe.
I'
run
i
.luuclipn
Point
on
Slur
genu
Lake
a
li.'i-inile
Inaiich
in
b
northeasterly
direclion
is
pro
posed
to
conned
Ibe
present
Kd
monluii
lliinvegau
road
al
i.
point
aboul
-d
miles
south
ol
.Mael.eiiiian,
giving
direct
con-neclion
over
Ibe
existing
line
lo
Ibe
North
Pejice
(liver
area.
T
his
would
mean
I
i
miles
in
new
eotisljruejion
from
Ubcd
lo
Ibe
boundary
of
the
Peace
lliver
arming
area
al
Miirgcon
i.aKC
as
compared
wilh
300
miles
from
Fori
Ceorge
llirough
the,
Hock)
Mountains
In
Hie
west
boundary
al
Police
Coupe.
New
Construction
The
lallcr
would
only
solvi
Hie
problem
for
lie
South
Peaci.
lliver
area.
Xorlh
Peace
lliver
couulr
would
be
serve
dby
0,ri
miles
of
new
construction
under
IhcTlriilc
proposal,
lull
this
would
reuit-al
least
'.'IK
miles
addilional
mileage
from
Hudson's
Hope
to
(be
present
leriuinus
al
West
Herwyn,
if
allernalive
via
For!
i
irorge
or
Vauilerhoor
should
be
adopted.
.
The
fact
Ihal
the
Itrule
line
would
lie
wholly
east
of
llie:
mountains
and
rcipiiri-
less
than.
half
Ibe
mileage
oT
new
con-,
strucliou,
is
presumed
lo
have
weighed
heavily
with
Ibe
railway
engineers
whose
opinion
was'
evidently
reflected
by
President
i
Thoiulon.
,
NEW
LODGE
NORTH
OF
YANDERHOOF
WILL
BE
OPENED
THIS
SEASON
KDMONTU.V
Mar.
II.
An-iiouneemeul
is
niaile
b
Canailiaii
National
nTHi'ials
Ihal
Hie
new
lourisl
loilire
lo
be
opeueil
Ibis
summer
al
Slitarl
Lake,
norlh
oTj
Vamlerboof,
lo
be
known
a-
Doujilas
l.oilge,
is
li
lie
ererlei
by
a
inember
of
n
Vancouser
eon-
i
tracliiiK
firm
who
is
plamiiiiK
lo!
speml
if.'l.'i.niH)
on
Nie
central
buibliii
ami
Iok
iitiuiilow
1
1
1
i
-
year.
lu
view
or
this
ilevelopinenl.
the
llrllish
Columbia
uoernineiil
I
has
aunoiiiieeil
Ihal
its
11)25
roailj
program
will
made
ptnvisiou
lor
u
rnolor
hiffliwiiy
rroin
amier-
lioor
lo
Douglas
I.oile.
'Ibe
lotlge
Is
beiiiK
orecleil
on
the
site
of
the
obi
Fori
HL
James
!
built
I
iy
Ibe
llmlsoii's
Itay
Com
pany
on
Hie
south
eiuTor
the
Sliiiii
l
Lake
in
I
HOC,
w
hich
was
ror
many
years
Ibe
venire
of
1
1
1
1
i
fur
Irmle
imliislry
in
Ihal
ilis-j
Itiel.
Slnail
Lake
is
noted
for,
BIG
Jerllev
Removal
Continues
until
March
28
Owing
to
lack
of
space
In
our
temporary
quarters,
we
are
forced
to
redo
enormous
stock,
and
we
have
decided
to
throw
the
entirq
line
on
the
market
at"
0W
which
will
astonish
vou.
pntt
Now
is
your
opportunity
to
buy
good
reliable
Watches,
Clocks,
v.v..
"
-
-r
i
'
v
w
w.w,
Diamnmi
"iai!ionn
.
n
Prflrinus
t
C
Stones.
,
DU.c
Rinas.
D-n..lno
Broaches.
111,,.
Pins.
Mo.Llalo
Nocklets.
n..-..l
Pearls.
..
""HQS
tht
niiier
Kieri;
-
.
"
.
'
'
'
-r
"",hiu
Oliver
rl,r
oilnfi
China,
Qlluon
Silver
elato
Plate,
nnllpu.
Cutlery,
Tntlil
Toilet
Arllr.lnQ.
Articlos,
Jewellery,
.tnvunllprv.
Plnl
Ciub
n
.
.
r
Cut
wit
Glass,
Bags,
Suit
c
Ladies'
Handbags,
Umbrellas,
Pocket
Knives,
Razors,
Brasswarc,
Novelties,
nc
tremendous
saving.
.
'ill
What
wo
want
to
drive
homo
is
this
THIS
SALE
IS
ABSOLUTELY
GENUINE
THERE
IS
NO
CAMO'JFUqj
We
are
the
oldest
established
jewcll
ry
storo
in
the
city
and
we
are
not
quit'-The
prices
on
all
goods
are
marked
In
pi
in
figures
as
is
always
our
custom''
originally
checked
from
the
invoices.
Yop
can
thus
see
for
yourself
just
whan?
regular
price
of
each
article
is
on
the
pr
ce
tag.
This
will
give
you
an
ideania
price
reduction.
Come
in
and
choose
what
you
require
while
the
selection
is
!
best.
Satisfaction
guaranteed
as
usual.
"
Diamond
Specialist
feel
more
i
than
on
a
folks.
Max
HeilbroDer
iiiiforiable
iip
lliere
level
4ill1
common
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
III
the
Mailer
ut
I
lie
Administration
Act.
Sll'l
in
tin-
Maiii-r
or
tin-
KMaie
ir
v.
vvmi
iiHitn,
ImraMil,
intotatr.
TVki;
MITICK
that
liy
onlcr
of
m
lloiioi-
1.
Mrlt.
Vixinir.
mailr
lliv
Kin
'I'V
r
Ktlirnary,
Itfifi.
I
wa
a'xlnlrl
A'l
iniinlrli.r
tr
010
t-aiair
f
iiw
'
V.
WaKliiMiUi.
ilret-HMMl.
anil
III
earinr
liavliiK
rUliiit
analiml
Uin
natil
ftjlf
ar
lu-rrby
roiiirsl
In
furnlfli
aanw,
CP"
i--ily
vrnriiil
to
im
nn
or
lirrK
li
lay
r
Marrli.
IUJ5.
and
all
arll'
In
Irblnl
tn
III"
nald
friW
air
lcHII'Ctl
I
pay
Dip
aiiKHiut
at
llHlr
lillcbltslni-
to
nil)
rurllivNltli.
MIIHIAX
A.
WATT.
orrirlat
Ailmliilatratnr.
frliH-i'
lliii-rrl,
H.:.
tiall
UiU
91-1
'lav
.if
IMirnarv.
tuf.
LAND
ACT.
Ill
Skicii.i
l.anl
liKlrlrt
or
I'rlnre
IiuihtI
licoH-illuir
IHilrlrl.
TkC
Ml
Till.
Iliat
(icorirr
I.I
1
1
If.
ut
Trrrarc
II
I:.,
im
iiiialln
luinlxriiian.
ami
C.
I..
M.
lilRi.
or
Trrraii'.
P.t'..
o',i-Mllni
liiiiilirl-inaii.
Inlrnil
!
a'tlv
ror
,riiilM.Mi
tit
purrliaie
Hi''
rollowliu
l'
wrUx-il
land,
ror
ImliiMrlnl
Oc:
ColiiiiD'ininir
al
1
!!
tilanlisl
al
mil
riHl
or
lilaii'l
Mlnnliil
near
inuiitli
or
kll
Kiiiiikiinmii
llivrr
anil
Ivlnir
near
!
bank
or
all
rlvi-r;
tin-nip
fi.Moulna
xlmrr
Hue
annmil
Inland
In
niIiiI
ol
i-oiiiiiiciiriliiciit.
lonlalnliir
sr.
arr-.
nwirr
or
w
RKOIICK
I.ITTLf.
ml
CI.AIIIE
I,.
M
0IUURY.
tftftlinnl.
SYNOPSIS
OF
L.N1!
ACT
AMHNDHENTS
JRE-EMPTION3
Vennt.
unrfnervH.
urvyel
Vniwn
lamU
limy
be
ire-emptwl
by
r.rltlMi
uhjpclii
ovrr
If
years
of
.
iirvlJo
niirn
on
li-clarInK
Inlrntlon
to
I'woma
UrltMli
iiI)Jih.-1,
condl-
ioiuil
ui
on
-RHilvucp,
ot-CJliatlon,
Mi
linin-uvf
invnt
for
agrlrultural
vriMMiPii.
Full
InforiiMtKin
coneernliis
resu
.llrn
renr0lni
pru-empUonii
la
kI.mi
In
lllli-lln
No.
1.
IjuihI
SfHea,
"How
tn
l'ru-wnpt
linJ."
cllr
of
wlilvli
can
be
oblnlnwl
free
of
ch;irK
y
BddrciMiInK
the
lH-aitnient
of
Uini'ls,
Victoria,
ll.C,
or
lo
any
Government
Aicent.
Itm-onlK
will
be
Kranlwl
covering
only
land
mil
table
for
iiisrlcullural
ouriM)c,
and
whltli
l
not
timber-land,
I.e.,
ntryl'iK
over
S.UOO
board
fVct
ikt
acre
went
ot
llie
C'oual
llatixe
nni.1
5.0IHI
feel
per
acre
east
of
that
Hanic.
Application
for
pre-emptions
are
lo
1m.
uddreMKoil
li
the
Irfind
t'om-iiilxKioner
of
the
IjohI
JlccordiiiK
Ul
I
vicloil.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
'
it
Hiluatol.
and
are
made
en
printed
:
forma,
conlea
of
which
can
be
ou
tlined
from
the
Iand
Coinmlxnlnrr.
I're-emptioiiH
mut
be
ocrupled
for
five
yeara
and
Irnproveinenla
mada
lo
value
of
$l
Per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultlvatlne
at
leaat
five
acrea,
before
a
Crown
Urant
cin
be
received.
Kor
more
detailed
information
aee
the
llullctin
"How
to
l're-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Apiillcaliona
ore
tecelved
for
pur-rliaee
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
la
mil,
not
being
tlmberland,
for
aKilcullural
purpoaea;
minimum
price
for
firal-claas
(amble)
land
la
5
per
acre,
and
aecond-claaa
(Krai-Inn)
land
J2.M)
per
acre.
Further
Information
reKardlnir
purchase
or
leaae
of
Crowt,
lands
la
Riven
in
Hulletln
No.
10.
Iand
Serlea,
"l'urchaae
and
Leaae
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
industrial
ttes
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purclmaed
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
payment
of
stumpsge,
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
20
acre,
may
be
leased
as
homesltes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
ha
been
surveyed.
LEASES
For
grazing
and
Industrial
pur-
poses
areas
not
exceeding
640
acres
ils
fishing
possibilities,
I
n
Ml
L
upj
may
be
leased
by
on
person
or
a
in
mr.iii'x
in
eiiu
in
nav
tr
"!''
been
eauulil
I
hero.
A
MAN
OF;
LOFTY
AIR
Arlist
angrily
1
Why
did
you
sky
my
"I'oflnill
pf
a
(icn-llenian"'?
Member
of
'llaiifrliifr"
Coiimilt-lee.
Well,
you
see,
he
looks
like
tho
sorl
of
iierson
who
would
GRAZING
Under
the
O
rating
Act
the
Province
la
divided
Into
grazing
districts
and
the
range
administered
under
a
Grazing
Commissioner.
Annual
grazing
permits
are
Issued
based
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
established
owners.
Stock-owners
may
form
anclatlons
for
range
management.
Free,
or
partly
free,
permits
are
atallabla
for
ttttlers.
oaiprs
and
travellers,
up
to
tin
ea4.
s
Diamond
Specialist
WESiliOLivItii
T
HliATRl
WEDNESDAY
and
THUIlSDAY,
al
7
and
9
"For
Sale"
A
page
nl
ri
al
I
i
I
.
A
plioln
c
.
liniileili
aiiiiiiili
dim
k.
.1
u-l
a-
in
-or
loilay
mo
sold
lo
llie
highest
lni
frnnkly
enlletl
shivery
loiy
il
is
Hi-mill
Mieial
1'iisiitoii.
I'
iIImt
ami
un
i1
ers,
llie
eligidle,
ro
ll
m-
n
of
ui
iri
i
die
plea
uf
miirryiiig
whll,
girls
are
i
Mile.-
Hver.yoin
should
w
Hii"
l:oi
miiilerii
slavery
rloakeil
in
llie
giu-nn
Huperd
dres-es
unit
sellings.
K
All
slur
rttsl.
(laire
Winilsur,
Ailnip'
Kll
is.
'Fully
.Marshall,
.lolm
Palrirk.
f
mihts.
Imri-lnir
Mayo
ami
olher-.
AUBREY
STAR
COMEDY
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY.'
"POLLY
V00."
4e.
j
c
Canadian
National
Railwaj
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Docl
Enflimiers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
P
S
makers,
Foundirs,
Woodworker!,
tic
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
oil
kinds
ol
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
Won.
PHONES
43,and
38F
ho
BIG
e
Sale
for
Ten
Days
Only
From
Thursday,
March
12
to
Saturday,
Mrch
Here
are
five
lots
ul
.Shoe-
wlich
are
ufferiug
Ilium
al
a
priru
wTiied
wn
quifk.
Lot
No.
1
7."
.pairs
Ladies.'
Slipi"
o.oo
iii
utM.oO.
Halo
Priff
Lot
No.
2
Till
Pairs
IJIiililron's
Hulh.'i'
sizes
from
a
In
Mrtgulur
Lot
No.
32't
Pairs
lafiilios'
Sli'iip
Shi
,
ilium
heel.
Mugillar
.1IU.ii.
Lot
No.
4(l(l
Pairs
ladles'
Hueid'
mill
high
iiei'l,
in
dlaek,
lirnwn
uliii
.isS.riO.
Salft
Prico
Lot
No.
5
;i(i
Pairs
.Mise-Bs
mill
llo
J.
Ilctrillur
i.7r.
SiJle
Priee
'I'liose
an1
Imrgiiiu
jirfct
"nil
pnssihle.
Willi
every
puri'luiso
rroin
n
Ladies'
Hlioes,
nparl
I'mtii
llie
nliove
nv
give
free
a
pair
ol'
Ladies'
Silk
Hose
(
world
$1.75.
And
wild
every
liun-li
fit:
from
our
vugiilm
slock
we
will
ale-oln1"1'
if
eitslimetx'
luisv.
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS.
Jabour
Bros.,
LtJ
uorner
xmra
and
Seventh.
.!lll"!
"
scH!
Hi'