ExtraSpecials
for
Fair
Week
In
Every,
Line
WatchA
from
$1.50
up.
Chains
from
25o
up.
Pockel
Knives
from
25c
up.
Non-Destructible
.
1'
c
a
r
1
Heads
from
$2.00
up.
Uracelets
from
25c.
up.
Special
Discount
on
Odd
Cups
and
Saucers
Real
Money
Savers
Watch
the
Windows
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
bas
bad
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
v
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
the
North
Coats!
Ladies'
and
Children's
Coats
LATEST
STYLES.
REASONABLY
PRICED.
See
Our
Windows.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9
of
Fruit
Special
Mackintosh
Apples.
box
$3.50
Itarllelt
Pears,
doz...
40c
crate
$3.75
Peaches,
dor.
40c
cra
$1.90
Primes,
lb.
15r.,
crate
$1.40
Watermelon,
pound
.
.
6c
Canlitop,
lare
15c
Bananas,
per
doz.
.
.
.
50o
Take
advantage
of
this
Special.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
18
PHONES
84
417-423
Fifth
Avenuo
East.
Do
Your
Eyes
Bother
You?
We
have
recently
installed
the
most
modern
optical
equipment.
This,
added
lo
Ihe
ycat
s
of
experience
of
John
llulger.
Sr.,
and
with
the
assistance
of
Jark
llulger,
who
hns
just
graduated
from
the
ll.C.
Uptjeal
College,
Vancouver,
places
us
in
an
exceptionally
pood
position
to
takp
caro
of
your
eye
troubles.
We
are
positive
we
can
give
you
an
optical
service
which
will
assure
you
the
utmost
satisfaction.
Lonsf.8
Ground
on
the
Premises
John
Bulger
Jeweller.
FOUR
MILLION
BUSHELS
GRAIN
WAS
MARKETED
Season
Opened
Well
Amount
Handled
So
Far
Well
Ahead
of
Last
Year
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
1
1.
Willi!
good
harvest
and
threshing!
weather
prevailing
Ibrqugbou!
the
prairie
provinces
during
Hie
week
which
ended
at
midnight
September
3,
more
than
four
million
bushels
of
gram
were'
marketed
at
points
along"
the
C.
N.
II.,
according
to
a
report
is
sued
today
by
that
company.
Ihursday,
September
3,
with
550
cars
containing
722,000
bushels,
was
Ibe
heaviest
day
s
loading
during
tho
week.
Total
loadings
during
the
week
wen
l.aafi
cars,
containing
2,592,000
bushels,
against
611,000
bushels
n
the
corresponding
year,
and
U7
1.000
bushels
in
11123.
In
the
case
of
the
two
former
years,
however,
a
holiday
inter
fered
with
loadings.
A
total
of
21,828
cars
with
3,708,000
bush
els
have
been
loaded
at
CN.lt.
points
since
August
1
of
this
year
against
1,100,000
bushels
for
the
same
period
of
1021
and
2.20G.O0O
bushels
in
1922.
Inspections
for
the
week
were
1.120
cars
against
501
in
lU2i
period
and
736
in
1923.
Deliv
eries
of
gram
to
Vancouver
since
August
1
totalled
212
curs.
Grain
in
store
at
midnight
on
September
3
totalled
2,030.onn
t
i-s
h
e
1
s
as
against
987,000
bushels
the
same
date
in
.1021
and
1.010,000
bushels
in
1923.
Manitoba
farmers
didi
most
of
the
marketing
during
the
week,
WATER
HOTICE.
TAkE
AOTICE
Hut
HmlJ
11.
9.
.
io.
?07
.
muKiiiK
me
TAKE
.MITRE
tbfl
Eurrne
II.
SlIiiPiM.n.
of
MaisetL
B.C..
urropatkjn
ranmrrinan.
mtriHls
"
atily
for
a
lease
or
tbe
folio,
inr
described
land.
i.itfiinH-nrlnc
at
pom
nlantrd
abnut
i
rbam
plerljr
from
the
X.
eoiwrl
;t
11
io.
mnre
a.
coaii
i)iiinet:i
ihenre
el
all
rbaln:
Ihence
nortb
threel
DANCING
At
the
Auditorium
Changed
this
week
to
Wednesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday,
beginning
at
8.30
p.m.
1
Dance
10c
3
for
25c
Free
Admission.
L.
J.
MARREN,
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
to
6,
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxquisile
Slock
ot
Fur
Trimming
in
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.'
Next
O.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
S
soasiisiouearsi
"X
mWWm
cuts-Saw
..eSsWT""
eauisia
l
'
VW
(
L
s
g
mis
eiirii
CIii
l
OtV-
muxtritH
scuttca
citic
issue
ICS
Mil
!
SAt
-
-
m
-
with
over
w
m
.ivion
marketed
in
Hit
nrovm
I
I
katehewan
markd-d
I.8G9.000
bushels
iu
tin
neriod.
white
Alberta
market-.
only
321.000
bushels.
Saskatchewan
loaded
just
short
of
half
a
million
bushels
on
Thursday,
and
loadings
in
that
pm.
iihv
are
now
showing
larg'-
daily
nu
t
ease?.
NEWSPAPER
COMMENT
ON
APPOINTMENT
OF
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
i
Edmonton
Jurual
Coming
as
it
did
with
the
news
nf
lliu
"in,r:i
1
ftietinii
Ilia
.in-
p-ni
for
the
thrtneer
Gold
Mine
Ltd..
r,r,
mm
v-ir
If
l.U
s..rvii..
e.nue
aaares
is
uigiiyer
Mute,
Ainu.
-
j
ne.
ui
ipiy
rur
likens
lo
uke
ami
could
only
be
retained
by
this
in-
Franri.t
Millnl.
hfaii
of
the
who
act.
jpd
on
lhp
1rilKe
Charles
this
Notlct
of
Inttntlon
to
AbdIi
to
Lcaa
Land
!
.nm-ninn
fr.w.i
-
l.iwinn
Irin
In
In
I'rinrr
Ruprrt
Land
Hwirdinir
Uiftrtc
j'
"
"
orrnnre
nupen.
ana
mtuaie
at
in
i
Vancouver.
talbtn
Ray.
.Metl
Inlet.
I
.
.
LANp
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
Lease
Land
to
'halM.
trnire
or
le.
lo
hlrh
water
nurk:j
.
,
.
.
.
,
,
nenre
eattrriy
airnir
nirb
water
marc
to'
in
uanu
itecorumg
insinn
ui
j'Trrei"
ronum,nf
iTince
Ilupert.
and
situate
atj
el'geme
ii.
simpso.
Ij-crguson
Hay,
Massett
Inlet
Applicant.
,
.
Dated
tird
inu.
its
;
U.C.
Islands,
H.G.
;
Take
Nolice
that
Gosse-MIU
,lcrd.
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
H.f...
'occupation
Salmon
Ganncrs,
in-lends
lo
apply
for
a
lease
of
Hie
following
dcscHbod
lands:
i
Lomrnenciug
at
a
post
planlt-ri
approximately
20
chains'
east
I
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
llicnce
south
3
chains;
Uience
west
10
chains;
Iheucc
south
2
chains;
thence
west
10
chains
to
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thence
north
20
chains;
thence
cast
2
chains
more
or
less,
to
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
l
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
.flpSSK-MILLERU,
LTD,
I
,
Applicant.
'
Ier
Wm.
0.
Milohcll,
Agent
Dated
luno
2Cth.
1925.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
oTli:E
IS
JIKIlEBV
lilVCX
Ilia!
tlw
rewrvr
etitliiR
nn-r
.i,i
lu,
Itauire
i,
".at
Uuu-ul,
ii
i-aiicelkd.
U.
.11.
AliE.
Hi'4ulj
illnolrr
of
Landi.
Land
lifirtiii)t,
Virluna,
li
t.
Hud
Srpt..
ot
LAND
ACT.
1
Nctlca
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Purtnaia
Land,
In
llw
ljnd
Herurdlflr
IHMiirt
of
rinre
liniM-rt.
and
Ultuie
al
Mr
I'alU
itreek
l
which
flow
tnlii
EeHall
lover
alxiul
l
inM
frt-in
ll
nwulh.
'
TAkE
MIHE
lint
Clifton
p.
liui
of
Trine
lluirl.
B.r...
orrapalbsi
-iHiiiber-
.nun.
liilen.
t
ipflr
for
prriuilnn
to
ipurriuM-
iw
iirtKiwinr
aenrniied
linl:
Miiiiriirinv
at
a
runt
planteat
al
the
iMMJtliwr!
ennier
ur
Lot
lunire
fiwr;
llwnr
to
rhalna
nnillierty;
itienrn
tl
lulu
welrrl
:
tlwlire
fo
rlulli
nnh-erly.
tlwiK'e
ii
lialn
ranirrlv
t.i
iminl
r
"HiiiiK-n.-'-iipriil.
and
i-Milalninr
to
acre.
im'tp
ur.
ict
.
I
r
r
niEL
1
Ap'.ilcaui
Daltd
iutuit
Uta.
9I.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THOUGHT
MURDERED
BUT
EVENTUALLY
WAS
FOUND
ATHAMILTON
Robert
Fled
From
United
States
and
So
Did
His
Family
WATr'OIUi,
Onl..
Sept.
II
An'
Merest
im;
sloiv
is
told
of
the
'first
settler
of
Hamilton,
Hubert
j
jl.uiid,
whoso
descendant,
Mrs.
Mary
Jane
Slapleford
of
this,
place,
has
just
celeb
nit
oil
hen
lOOlii
birlliday.
Her
direct
descendants
number
120.
Mrs.
Stapleford,
speaking
of
llotrt
Lund,
says
thai
lie
Jorn
'
the
banks
of
tho
Delaware
Hier,
took
sides
with
the
ltritish
when
the
Revolutionary
War
broke
out.
Carrying
despatches,
he
was
i
severely
wounded
and
the
same
!
night
Indians
burnt
his
cabin.
His
family
searched
in
vain
for
hmi
and
then
followed
Loyalists
'
to
New
llruiiswu
k.
while
Lund,
j
believing
his
vvt.'e
and
children
uustiets
murdered
by
the
Indian,
fled
to
Sas-
i.anaua.
ne
semeii
ursi
ne:ir
Niagara
aud
then,
in
1778,
taking
up
300
acres
on
the
site
of
Hamilton.
Several
yean
lal'r
his
family
moved,
to
Niagara
ami
heard
of
Lund,
walked
to
Ham-!
lilton,
and
found
the
long-loll
!
father.
;
VETERAN
PRINTER
IS
RETURNING
TO
STEWART;
J;
Peck
MacSwaln
Says
he
Met
Fred
Stork
Thirty
Years
Ago
at
Bellingham
Peck
MuoSwaiii,
the
veteran
I,rttr
Stewart,
Who
has
feeetl
nnuneemenl
nf
the
reem.airen.enl
.,
.,
-
....
mere
looking
after
the
mintog
ex-i
er
three
years
did
not
receive
the
attention
that
it
would
under
or-
Idiuary
conditions,
lib
salary
is
Uuurt.1
to
be
advanced
from
50.000
lo
nibil,
is
returning
lo
hi
home
town
ibis
evening
ou
the
1'rincw
Uiarles.
Mr.
fcSwuin
has
been
u
print
er
for
15
years
but
he
finds
it;
difficult
to
work
at
Ins
trade
any
u
io
rubir
feet
it
mtuihi
ut
i?ri
...
.
.
.
j
"'"
iiHire.
"
He
"
ha
s
been
in
nearly
J
all
lfri
Vk'lll
Itllfj
ulllW..
I
,.nl
..T
U'.nn
U...
ut.1,1.
rl.u
.
.-.In
ITM
llf
mini
ilrtin.
It.ii.
Tlh
.1.
.h.inl
i.a!
.
tad
uiie-biir
mll
Mtuib
ot
Ibe
Euziiwer!
"un
lo
it.
Sir
Henry
is
in
the!"''
"
,T"
,
.
,
june.
ine
ir
iu
De
aiTenm
rrtnii!
mnlst
or
a
creal
tn-k
atlil
Ibt
slrtiai
it
a
point
about
tmu
Uii-I.
iRn
T
u
teminurSi
r
iiieMd
m-r
wio
be
a
misfortune
...
if
.....
this
were
in-lTr"
-"V'"
-
ifjsii
Like
ilia
ui
DC
uco
i
or
ojnnni,
rrllni
i
ii
i
-till
f.-i
frnm
U-.-!rli
ni.ttor
r.nrtw
it
lh
lr,rinr
tlTmpieil.
lie
IS
SVIll
IUr
llTJIII
Vine.
1kx
boMiDH
k-vt-D
l4?vn
cniwo
l.n.wn
UriDI
Onoted
iirveyed
li
Lai
So.
re
tienijrti
attaining
his
objective,
that
of1
Mineral
ClaUu.'
government
owned
It
was
just
atniut
30
years
anv
that
he
met
Fred
Stork
at
Itel-
VirWxk91W
"Til'""
rnlher
than
a
liah
n
to
"
nwn
to
vote
lor
now
r;ti
on
ti
jT-Mind
on
the
tit
day
uuidlity
t
the
country.
Hul.
in
y
July.
ts.
a
copy
or
ibi
none
and'
'
ii..i,i'
,ki
i.v-
He
says
what
lie
I
kes
about
Fred
of
the
difficulties
that
have
Ppiiranoo
puruam
tbervtu
and
to
the
spite
ii
'
idst
in
nairr
.ri,
win
or
in
in
Olltrt
,i.i.,i,ili.pf.,l
in
i.r
tiu.
u'n.r
n.riini.r
ii
ii
in,
n
r
lih.
i
Deen
uu,
eilCUUliierru
ill
jerllitns
may
be
riled
vilh
tbe
ald
Wale
months,
pngre-
towarils
recenl
iiiirhn.
rariiintrni
BuiiJmr.
vivtoria,'
end
has
been
made.
It
is
aceord-
H.i
.
wlihm
llilrly
days
arlrr
the
aptxar-lire
or
tills
ixilire
in
a
loral
neixr.
Tlw
date
of
Ibe
flrM
putiliritioo
of
tbU
outlre
s
tho
tllb
day
or
Aii-ruM.
HIS.
LGI.VtER
GOLD
-MI.Mjs
LTII,
IXC.
,
AppHraat,
Montr
H-
Moure.
Arent-i
ingly
(gratifying
to
learn
that
he
will
remain
al
the
helm.
is
that
he
is
the
same
hi
Jlwt!
"tl'tude
lo
his
okl
friends
as
be
was
wnen
ne
met
in
in
ursi.
1'eck
is
a
native
of
Waterloo
county,
Ontario.
PEOPLE
RETURNING
FROM
UNITED
STATES
OTTAWA.
Sept.
li.
lo
Onriada
for
the
first
three
month
of
the
present
year,
that
i.
from
April
t
lo
June
30,
11;
in
u
rrjMii
v
iuri
nj
mo
uc-
Itortnienl
of
immigration.
Of,
tills
total
ifi.o'Ji
eiune
from
dreal
Uiiiled
Stales
and
11.018
from
of
imtnigrali
-n
and
colonization
began
to
k'
;.
a
record
of
these
reluming
ilanndians
on
April
1,
1021.
a
total
if
52.010
have
eoinej
back
up
In
ue
end
of
last
June.
CLAIM
FOR
DAMAGES
i
FALLING
INTO
ELEVATOR
SHAFT
0FC1R.
HOTEL
'
LDMON
I
ON.
Sept.
It.
claim
for
it.
images
against
the;
(rand
Trunk
Development
Corn-'
pany
is
bronchi
by
the
widow
ofj
former
Crown
Prosecutor
Knihl
'
of
this
city
amounting
to
$70.-,
000.
It
is
-luted
in
(,e
claim
that
Knight
fell
down
Ihe
elevator
shaft
a-
the
result
of
can'-!
lessiiess
of
!tie
maiiagiiueul
the
Maciloii.tid
Hotel.
ROBDERS
BROUQHT
BACK
of
VANCOI
VI
II,
Sept.
il-Alfrwl
Castro
and
Kd.
(iormaii,
arn-st-j
ed
in
Seattle
In
connection
with
I
the
Naiiaiiiio
hank
robbery,
have
been
broui-ht
back
lo
stand
trial
I
ver
for
the
jal
fortnight
receiving
treat
uutfil
al
Sliaughnes-sy
Military
llospllal,
relurned
to
Ihe
ci.ly
on
the
l'rinre
C.tiaiJ.s
tins
inoriiv
Phone
123
BETTER
STILL-
CALL
AT
OUfl
STORE.
We
wilt
lie
only
loo
plea-ctl
to
ht-w
yon
our
large
stock
nf
House
Furnishings
including
Willon
and
Axiniiiler
nig,
inlaid
and
printed
linoleum?,
draperies
nod
rurtniii
good,
bedding'
and
lied
room
furniture,
dining
room
mid
living
morn
furniture
liatiy
carriages
ami
gii-enrU.
'
We
prepav
freight
la
your
nearest
station.
Remember
the
Store
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
Third
Avenue
and
First
StrecL
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Garnet
Watt
is
sailing
on
'elne.dav
by
the
Prince
Charles
he
i1
or
lb.
bound
fur
Ma)o,
j
Yukon
Territory,
where
he
ha
First,
mining
uilered
and
where
hi-:
will
probably
abend
the
winter
J.
S.
Itimer-
is
-ailing
Ihi
nr-Irrn'Ktn
on
the
I'rinrr
lieorifi'
for
Vanr.iuvr
mill
Seal
tie
on
buiiirs
in
roitmiction
with
Ho-
Huiiert
Murine
I'nxtucls
fk.
He
I
expect
iu
lie
away
about
u
week.
(Jeorge
llurie
Jr..
who
haw
h-ii
spending
the
MiiM
few
mouths
iu
Ihe
Windermere
eoun-
tr.
in
(be
oulwetttern
corner
of
tbe
province,
returned
home
on
tbe
Prince
Charles
this
morning.
Nicnl
ThmtipMin.
well-known
Vancouver
liuoine
man
and
prominent
member
nf
Ibe
I
loan
I,
of
Traoe
of
thnt
eity.
i
a
pa-e
tiger
itoiim
tlirough
on
Mir
l'riuee
I'harle..
iim!-
iionnd
fm
Si
wart.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant,
unrooerred.
unrtyej
Crown
land
a
may
Lo
rro-tmptwl
by
r,....,il
l'rtUh
vubjeeta
over
II
year
ot
.
llSldl
-Km..
An
rfL.rln
ImImMah
to
tecm
Ilrklsfa
aubjeta,
tondl-
1U25.
totalle.1
32,tty,
acconl-
u1,
J?"!'
IS"!
purpurea.
uU
information
conrrnln
reru
4Umm
recnrtilnK
pro.etnpttona
la
i
rll-M
In
lU,ILf
In
V.
1
Mrla
1
1
rt
la
in,
noriliern
Ireland,
and
Ihe
-iiw
to
Iiorrapt
In4."
cepiea
e(
Irish
Free
Slate,
5,307
from
the!
Wch
ean
U
obwlnad
freo
of
chra
17
iwiTwina
i
ir
yftrimrnt
ot
Landa.
Victoria.
II.C,
or
to
anr
Uov-
other
countries,
almost
entirely!
trnmrat
Atcant.
from
northern
Ikirope.
I
In
the
same
three
months
,-
lit
Canadian
who
had
been
in,
Ihe
United
Slates
for
six
months
or
lomrer.
and
who
went
lo
that
country
lo
i
tle,
returned
to
the
dominion.
Sinre
the
di-iiarttneiit
llocortla
will
Lo
crmnted
covrrlnc
onlr
land
aultabto
(or
axrteulturai
purpoova,
and
xhlch
la
not
Umber,
land.
Lo.
carrying
over
l.00
board
feet
ter
aero
wt
of
tin
Coaat
Itans
and
tJieo
frt
pr
arr
ut
of
that
Kane.,
V
Appllrattont
for
pro-emptlona
ara
to
te
a4drrael
to
tb
tJind
Com-mUaloner
of
tho
Land
lUoordlna
It-vision.
In
which
tho
land
applied
for
la
altualcd.
and
arc
mada
on
prtnlad
forma,
eoplea
of
which
can
La
obtained
from
tho
Iind
Commlaaloner.
l'ro-eniptlana
tnuat
to
occuvled
for
flvo
rra
and
linprovementa
mad
to
talue
of
tie
per
aero.
neludtn
clearing
and
ctitUratlnc
at
loaat
flta
acre.
Ltfora
a
Crown
Orant
cn
ba
rev4vod.
for
mora
dUIIod
Informallcn
the
flullcUn
"How
to
Pro-ompt
Land."
PURCHASE
.
Apptleatlona
aro
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
aiid
unreaerved
Crown
Umla.
not
bolna;
timber
land,
for
aciieultural
purpoaea;
minimum
prlco
for
flrat-claaa
(arabla)
land
ta
li
pr
am-,
and
aecond-cUuia
(rai-Ing)
land
II
i
por
acr.
further
Information
mraiUIni;
purchaao
or
loaaa
of
Crowi,
landa
la
given
In
llulUtln
No.
10,
Land
Keriea,
"Purchaao
and
Leaaa
ot
Crown
Landa."
Mill,
factory,
or
tndualrUl
altoa
oa
Umber
land,
not
exceedlnc
9
acrsa,
may
Lo
purchaaed
or
I
rased,
th
conditions
Including
payment
of
atumpaca.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurf
ayed
aroaa.
not
icellns:
20
acra.
mar
b
leaaod
aa
homaaltea,
conditional
upon
a
dwalllng
btlng
roctod
In
Uio
first
year,
tit
la
bolnc
obtalnabla
after
residents
and
Improvement
conditions
art
fulfilled
and
land
has
boon
aurvayad,
LEASES
for
graxlnc
and
Industrial
pur
poaaa
areas
not
xcaadtnc
140
acre
may
bo
leaaad
by
ona
paraon
or
a
company.
CRAZINQ
,
...
..
.
!
L'ndar
tho
Grazing
Act
tho
Prov
I..
Slei,t
Ui.
CUsloillS
Of-
.tnea
la
divided
Into
rrulnr
districts
ficer,
who
has
been
in
Yaneou
'
And
toe
raeca
aaminiatared
under
a
Grazing
Commissioner.
Annual
grazing
permits
are
Issued
baaed
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
established
ownera.
Stock-owners
may
form
aaatclattons
for
ranee
maaagemenL
Free,
or
partly
free,
pormlle
are
available
for
aetUera,
eaxipera
and
travellers,
up
to
tea
Advertise
m
the
Daily
Newi
i
Monday,
Sep!,?-,,
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
HARRY
CAREY
In
Beyond
the
Border
A
pn
lure
for
thoe
who
love
hie
and
m
lion
n.
;
the
west
means
adventure
and
(Uriiig.
Slrinw'
lianl-rnliiig,
l.il
hi
lion
llnrrj
in
the
lirrie(
-
vivid
rareer.
The
-ti.rv
of
a
lovable
-henll
u
my
priiMiner,
acrii-ed
hy
raM-U.
aud
br
bandit
In
iMtok.
A
h'rt-griing
photo
1.
1
.
(Mirtruveil
hv
a
gnal
evpsiifut
of
the
elem.il
N
cast.
Harry
Carey,
Mildred
Harrli,
Tom
SnUchl,
JacV
Richardson,
William
Scott
Hid
-THE
'GO-CETTEnS,,
SCRIES
NO.
10.
CEOnCE
O'HARI
AND
ALBERTA
VAUGHN
Iu
"THE
SLEEPINO
CUTIL"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35c
and
10c
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc,
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDIMQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
at
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONE8
43
and
3S
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Ml
the
new
hh.'tde
nl
moderate
price
rai'r
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
w
ith
additional
inai
huies
for
Ihe
ni.inuf
i'
1
1
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
hImi
carried
in
slock.
1
Have
handling
rliarges
hy
Iniyuig
direct
from
'lie
supply.
Ladies
New
Fall
Coats
One
of
the
most
important
purchase!,
u
wom.m
the
course
or
a
yenr
is
her
full
rout.
Itt'nlixiiiB
we
alway.
eiidenviir
to
secure
gnrnienls
that
.i
the
iiiimitc
and
tailored
to
fill
Ihe
deuuiinl
ol
llc..
If
you
have
occasion
lo
Iniv
your
roul
now
yon
x
it
splendid
choice
here.
$15
to
$65
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Agents
for
Holeproof
loiery,
Nemo
Unnei-
I
Meview
Patient
Tunihiiirn
W
iiUon
.
I
Ar
h
Defender
Mhoei
ami
Ihiiiiiinoii
M