SPECIALS
IEINZ
.
r
order,
f
1
1
1
r
d,
in
.
i-
rapid
ami
w
pay'
to.
:(
1b..
Per
bo
$2.25.
9heinz!
Oven
Baked
Beans
tim
Olive
Soap,
3
for
.
.
25c
LB'ijht
Soap,
?
rarlno
..
Ire
9
CfiUrd
Powder,
r-
HALKINS
BEST,
rt-h
Ground
Coffee,
5
Feed
Wheat
.
.
.
an.
j
,,)vte
'a
cleaned
25c
v
laisin.
suitable
for
-
'-ukes,
iies,
etc.
frace
Turnips,
K
lb
25c
lii.iiiiiiiiri
PREMIUM
PORRIDGE
mi
16?
'"
0BIN
HOOD
PREMIUM
OATS
'
(
ai-lage
35c
POULTRY
FEED
nf.-.'nis
for
Oftllvle,
MII-iii-
next
Ied
t:Mr
i
'
u
fw
daya.
'Follow-foi
delivery
on
Ktinranloed.
fns,
Oi
Imp
,
2.00
Oats
$2.25
""'o
taa
Mash
U
U
(llvle
Scratch
Feed
$3.50
Jcnoa
Corn
$3.50
The
Rupert
able
Supply
Co
Iup
Phones?
210-211
29S
Pr-niemnt
'
IC;,
'
Vflff
WFVTB
-
-
i
DAjLT
paok
otvb
NEBRASKANS
BUY
WEEK-END
PRAIRIFFAR1WQ
Thirt,
of
Party
Visiting
Slp
Lake
District
Make
pur
chases
and
will
Bring
Families
attention
In
ptiorio
VyiNNIPKri,
Sept.
-"Can
lnla
today
n
I),,.
an,j
of
pfMW
punjiy
jr.r
all
rorwanl
lonlih,..;
MACKINTOSH
RED
APPLES
'P'opR;.
and
mi
Jar
an
we
.
an
25c
wh
iopie
are
meeting
Miejr
problem
wisely
B,j
wfUai-Hy,
fliMl
this
lofeftW
wtMt
Mir
fertile
soil
and
pieiirM.
wrwwi
growing
climate
makes
Canada
(hi
!
hl
in
fan,,,,,..,;
now
ami
in
lb
year
i-m,,,.
Thi
ii"iiflln
wan
expri--d
n,,f
j
inwmng
by
a
group
nf
iliirfy
American
farmers
on
ilieir
return
from
a
journey
In
the
Snip
l.ftk
ami
Kslra
diifrirle
f
Sa.
katrhewan
fur
Ian!
seekir.g
par-loi.
During
I
heir
visit
l
Canada
Ho-
members
of
Die
party,
who
were
brought
(o
the
wet
by
Hi
Wnoiliural
and
eotonitai
ion
d.
arf
itiftit
of
the
C.N.H.,
purcba-j
U"'
mI
Hurt)
Hire
forms
in
the
K-1
tun.
Snipe
Lale
and
Tyner
dis-tiieis
(,f
Saluclwan.
Tins
represented
a
ninety
twr
cent
ifiin
and
Xorth
lkot
(rorinir
PORK
AND
BEANS
IN
"'
""omlnff
yr.
"II
wa
the
TOMATO
SAUCE
"'
ueemM
trip
of
it
kind
.'
1"!
.''ll'.
I'll
lllll.
$1.40
fur
3r.
V'-r
dot.
$2.00
S5c;alion
and
that
lbi
parly
wa
4Sc
but
Jh
forerunner
of
itiii
?r
otb-rn
which
b
hoped
to
brina
25c
to
lrn
Unada.
I
Wera
Delighted
"Th
peopl
were
diirbted
wi'h
rvi-rjihing
thy
aw,"
Capt.
Ii
.vil
.Inlrrl.
"V
had
diffieuifr
i
tits
them
In
la
thre-h-
un
marhiHe.
ii
wre
o
m-frii-J
in
hRMuig
aiMt
WiMrh
iiiu
ib
grain
a
U
wa
Hit
uniKirlaiii
fatur
of
the
iaiarinin
m
that
not
on
of
i.
''
jrtnt
purrbad
ut
mor
ii.
hi
fi
mil
from
any
town
.
..
-I'M-ral
are
adjoining
tnwni
:.
Th
land
in
iiution
a
ll
viK-aiii
and
in
iluatMl
in
ex
'kiiiIv
wll
dvlod
dilrirt
whri
lraniMMtaion
and
other
far
ilit
I
are
already
provifd
H-KIN3
BEST
MARMALADE
,
Mm.
rn,rtHi
r-llir-,
the
60c
iurrlir
of
Hun
land
lo
cul-livatr
il.
lb
45cj
r,,.
auIm
n
ill
man
at
lea1
525'n
bundrd
person
moving
to
ron
Sugar,
;
lh.
for
.
.
.
.
60o
CatiHibt,
many
of
lbw
raaxina-
img
Sucar.
iM.tk
t
u.
?5o
in
Ho
fall,
in
many
cae.
i"i-IKjid
Puffed
RaUlns,
fWwb'W
of
Hi
early
were
buy-
I
T
it)
i
rt
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
sortcC
is
nrniiiY
'.ivix
that
ih
rrMilr
rlKlili
..
i
I
"t
IMU.
hutfr
4
wl
Mtirtrt,
is
i-awpilnl.
i.
ii
ahlx
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Mnillri
iiT
LmsI
MuOii
lK-KrlUM-Ht,
Vlctnrls.
li
t..
MKt
y,
UT.
LAND
ACT.
Nollct
sf
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Purchm
In
tl
UiW
BrenraiiMt
Htiri.
l
rf
I'rhir:
Ruis-rt.
ixt
ImUi
TOitl
ot
la
iwMiiy
rur
mi.
im
rn
(i,
TAKt
otfr.E
lllll
rnisell's
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I'riurr
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li.i:.
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ntlWivrllHt
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fumnwwltiir
t
r'l
plar
it
Ih
mirtbpisi
innwr
uf
hi
twenty-four
(III.
rr
n
'
lilnlrlrl;
thenrr
mm
WM)
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Mis
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nr
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t
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tlirw.
imm'IIh'I
aliMiv
Umh
IK
liisrli
l
piltil
t.T
iiiaanmertuenl.
rmiuiiilnr
rnhiy
'
ritlZZEl.t.'S
UMITEO.
A.ptirnt.
LAND
ACT.
Nvllct
f
InUntlon
to
Applf
to
Loiti
Loud
In
rrlB
BlTt
IaihI
llwirrtlnr
WMrtr
r
Prlnrr
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n(l
llule
it
V
llkn
Hv,
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nut
ruirt'w
n.
simpon.
nr
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I.
.
iirniptlrni
mmirrjinim,
Vl...'i
.
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f..i-
i
Iliit
of
the
ful-
ler
9aekira.'bH.ir.
.
llin
i"
,
.
...
a
rani
iii.ihii!
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...
ni..m.
iiicfirc
iwirth
ihfr
Ihenre
rilfrl
ln
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lr
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l".itit
.f
riiiimiMi.s-inrnl.
iut
rtmUlnint
mM.
"rAi
H.
RIMPS0V
Aiipllrint
nun
tum
'
l
AND
ACT.
Notltl
Of
hlwtto"L
PP'r
t0
rurthiM
in
Om
unit
nernrilinr'
bltrlct
f
Prlnre
MHiV-rt.
1
M
'"f
r,u
'
r""k
hlrli
flows
lnl
Krtll
tllvrr
IkiuI
i
inlli-
rn.m
ll
mouth.
M'TCK
lht
nirt.sl
f.
W
ff
TAME
hi
.
opi-iiimt
on
Inmlier-
?Jri..
the
rnll.iwliiir
(1irrlhpi1
tn.t:
".....Mlmr
-
si
II
P"t
Hitnien
til
m
r.niBi,"'-
.
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.
...
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..,
212
ntl.l
V;nMr;
?Mrrr
theari.
la
rhitii;
aj-lh;
.
..
.a
on
iTiiii)
t'nitri
it
ki
iiih
$21
c
swi-luiimvC
Every
time
you
order
thoe
polish,
specify
"Nugget".
It's
the
most
economical
in
the
end.
Keeps
all
footwear
looking
"younger"
and
neater;
feeds
and
pre.
serves
the
leather.
Black.
Tan.
TantyRti
mnj
Dark
Drown.
Alto
H'hif
Dieting
(cab)
ana
n.
Kit
ueantr
A
Nelrrankan.
'They
certainly
have
exrr-eded
at!
our
especla-Unnt.
for
ilaya
we.
have
been
i.
...i.:
.
i
i
SATISFIED
WITH
NEW
LOG
VESSEL
Commander
Johnson
Pleased
With
Performance
of
Drum-rock
Will
Make
Month-
!
ly
Trips
to
Rupert
on
th
oat,
bavins
bn
or-mriy
on
the
fJ.PJL
car
bar?e
operaluiK
iietween
Vaneouver
and
Vaneouver
Inland.
CoRHnanrier
Jnlin-nn
slated
that
Ih
I'nimmek
would
probably
nwk
moulbly
trips
lo
I'rin
Iluprt
with
lo
for
lb
local
mill.
This
will'
!
in
addition
to
Davi
raflj
winch
will
-till
h
ned
wlin
weather
fila
of
.btwk
llial
promise
!
BIOLOGICAL
BOARD
;ld
of
from
25
l
Ifl
buAbU
lr
aere."
h.
I).
I.iufwig
of
Minnesota
aid
thai
in
I
In-
Amencaa
North-wel
the
idea
prevailed
in
some
ction
that
Wenlern
(landa
was
already
In
toe
jrrtp
nf
winter.
Instead
w
ftHirni
pofalo
ines
green
and
flowers
fdom-ine.".
He
-aid
the
party
bad
SUBJECT
OF
ADDRESS
John
Dybhavn
Was
Interesting
Striker
at
Luncheon
of
Gyro
Club
Yesterday
Afternoonr
That
ne
of
th
principal
n
deavors
of
the
biological
Iward
carrely
found
a
(race
of
fro-H
of
Canada
is
to
make
its
wor!.
during
their
visit
lo
Sasbalcli-j
useful
,
to
the
fisbinff
Imlaslry
wan.
iitiberl
Oman,
a
.North
of
the
country
front
a
practical
Hakotan.
said
I
lie
visit
had
piven
.business
standpoint
as
well
as
him
a
aiod
impression
of
west-j
from
lb
scientific
aspect,
whk-t.
em
lUnatk
am)
their
friendly
in
the
jiast
"has
been
featured
hospitality,
their
thrift,
kjntlness
was
lb
statement
mad
yeslei
an
I
resperl
fnr
their
splendid
day
afternoon
by
JoIih
Dybhavn.
laws
have
intnreseil
us."
b
nitidir
of'Th
board,
in
discus-Mid.
"We
have,
fejt
al
home
sin?
tbe
work
of
the
board
b-amaav
them."
-fore
the
Oyro
Club.
Mr.
Dybhavn
Liked
District
related
the
history
of
tb
boarr.
A.
I).
Trallles,
a
WIseonsin
since
its
etabhhinnt
'
farmer
who
was
impressed
with
year
I8'J8
and
espJameii
how.
at
Snipe
Lake
tiiwlrist
wbieli
Ibe
Ibe
retius
of
Ih
industry,
the
party
had
vbited.
"Of
nil
Ibe
hoard
liad
been
reorganized
so
districts
we.
have
seen,"
be
said.
Ibal
it
was
new
augmented
with
"this
m
t
offer
n
jrreal
practical
men
from
Iho
industry
cbanr
lo
the
wnWt
pmwers.
beides
Ih
scientific
personnel.
As
an
indioation
nf
our
fail
Ii
in'
Rpenkin?
of
the
biological
sla-
ynwr
country,
ninely
per
rent
nf
,llon
Ibat
is
to
be
establisheil
at
Ibe
parly
have
purchased
Xnrnii
Prince
Huperl,
Mr.
Dybhavn
said
in
Ibe
locatHies
visHetl.
They
thai
h
had
just
repaired
word
are
tributary
to
the
Canadian
.that
Samuel
Morrison,
CVIl.
.Nalivnal
and
we
shall
move
ouridlslrirt
engineer
from
Vaneouver,
families
anl
effects
out
here
'would
arrive
in
Prine.
ltuperl
on
Wtirtng
Ibe
t-oinius
year.
cilnesday
and
had
certain
mat-
Mmiberi
of
the
party
slaledllers
to
lake
up
in
connection
talsn
that
they
had
been
favorably
,
with
Jhj
stalion
lierti
linpressen
py
ui
services
ano'
.Mr.
iryiiuavn:s.
aoure.ss
was
courtesy
wtilrh
they
Jiad
li-yyipfl
to
Willi
a
gmod
doalHuf
will
iliinnu
Ibeir
railway
jour-nlerest
by
a
large
attendance
of
ney.
i-.mciency
and
politeness
on
the
part
of
officials
every
where
liad
made
Hi
journey
a
Returned
Yesterday
From
Tour
or
Alaska
and
Will
Play
Tonight
Afler
playing
In
crowded
houses
in
Juneau
and
Ketchikan,
Alaska,
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
K.
Lung,
the
Juveniro
Ho-tonians
arrived
from
tlio
north
on
the
Princess
Alice
this
morning
to
fulfill
tin
engagement
at
the
West
holme
Theatre
tonight
a
i
vi
I
tomorrow
night.
Inclmted
In
the
party
are
the
Misses
Flo
My-ling
and
Doris
Mason,
who
cam
fo
Prlnco
ltuperl
with
tlio
first
party
of
llostonians.
The
program
to
lie
put
on
lWe
will
be
entirely
different
from
the
one
performed
liy
the
llostonians
when
passing
thrntiah
the
city
en
route
north.
New
unrip,
patter,
dancing
and
van-
f
ei'iiwiM-iKriiienl,
n4
rimuinlnir
40
rr.J
devllln
specialities
j,U
mum
"r
.
j
,
n.f,
ArpllCIDt
DlUd
AUIUii
",'
be
in
cluded
In
Hie
program
and
a
first
class
entertainment
is
assured.
club
tncmbrrs
and
lh(
following
jruesls:
Stewart
Irvine
of
Unitary;
Karl
llarrie
of
Prince
H-
iHt
pleasant
one.
I
bey
nro
pert;
crnor
AblOiHin
or
the
w-leavin?
tonight
for
Ibeir
liomesMorla
(iyro
Club,
and
Frank
across
the
border
to
prepare
fori
llarnsley
of
Vancouver.
I'resi-
their
movement
to
Canada
dur-dent
It.
V.
McNau
iiig
Hi
fall
ir
spring.
BOSTONIANS
ARE
the
chair.
lalilon
was
in
MRS.
FRED
PYLE
NEW
HERE
ONCE
MORE;
TREASURER
OF
LADIES'
HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY
noon
in
the
city
council
chain
her.
There
was
u
good
attendance
of
member's
and
the
president,
Mrs.
Frank
Dibh,
was
in
I
he
chair.
1
Mrs.
Fred
Pyle
was
elected
treasurer
to
snweed
Mrs.
Harry
Atkins
who
lias
left
Iho
cily.
It
was
derided
to
buy
bolts
nf
material
In
make
shirts
and
dressing
gowns
for
patients
in
the
hospital.
As
soon
as
the
material
arrives,
the
work
will
be
carried
nut
by
mentis
nf
sewing
bees.
The
date
for
Iho
annual
hospl-
I
i
Unloading
of
onernillion
feelj
of
log
at
the
PrTti-
Hubert
Sprue,.
Mills
froms
the
llcenf'
Straits
Towing
ci.'j
iitt
tarrying
barge
Dru
m
rock
will
r
com
pleted
this
evening
tnd
Hie
vessel
will
then
l
taken
to
the
dry!
dock
where
mime
min-ir
adjust-)
ments
will
b
made.
On
Satur-
day
morning,
tin-
barge
i
lo
be
taken
kick
lo
Logan
Inlet
to
load
log
for
Powell
Itiver.
I
Oninoatider
It.
L.
JolitmeiiJ
ttea
of
the
lffntp
strait
'low-injr
i'.n..
who
tiiad
lit
trip
to
I'rinr
llupert
alioarrl
Hi
Jtrutn-rork
on
her
initial
trip,
ttlatoill
tin
morairis
HiaJ
h
had
lnri
iili-asrl
with
lit
very
alifac-
-y
perfortnaB
of
the
Itaim-
ronk.
Sip
had
mad
tl
pastsagpl
iiMin
Iian
lnlt
in
Prine
Huirt
al
an
averap
np4i
of
.
'
yvcn
knot)),
a
ipmJ
it
wa
in-
j
tpndd
Ut
maintain
regularly.;
fiK
for
friends
and
ilatien
Ti..
i.,...-
r.,
A
E
Ml
of
farm
boin
lo
tb-
part!""0
"n
purUal
for
In
bio.
fj
wj
t,
prmaiintly
com-uimI
man
Ut
Biovemeni
of
at
1
'""r.
hrotbcr-in-iaw
and
aj
nriiond
to
low
Hi
lrumroek.
l.-al
loo
pron
from
lb
.tat
''""-i.l
-on.
"
In.
four
fainil-
rhp
jinimroek
t'
in
romjnurul
f
Nbrk,
Minnota.
Win.
I""
"'-
hildrn
lrtwn
f
o,ul,
who
,aH
ha,i
tlim.
Anotbrr
Nebrankan,
hiff,
.,p.rinr
in
lowing
w.rk
anc-iiiM
ii.
is
live
iTim
im
land'
yTii
Sakiitt'hwan
ansrcboorii
mor
llial
1
have
n
nine
pn-war
,an
u,ui
Wl"
Pmi
otbwr
N-Hay."
ibvlared
Dun
M.
Jlhn!..!t"'a,,kan,
ui
h'r,ir
'
it
for
wlrn
Mtm(it
o
afrrirKlMirai
D4l
rionixJion
lBarltM.
;it.!
Pleased
with
Crops
.'.pt.
I..
H.
Ilord.
Mibprinteiiil
I
1
niwnry
years
Imve
w
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Are
You
Strictly
Up-to-Date?
117
VERY
Jay
new
inventions
appear
to
save
you
time,
money
and
effort..
All
the
time
new
comforts,
new
conveniences
and
new
pleasures
are
being
thought
out
for
your
individual
benefit.
Do
you
know
about
them?
Are
you
up
to
the
minute
on
this
vital
news?
The
advertisements
bring
you
information
of
all
this
progress.
Read
them
and
you
will
know
about
the
very
things
that
concern
you
most
things
that
have
a
very
direct
influence
on
your
life
and
that
of
your
family.
fhe
advertisements
tell
you
where
to
get
these
things,
how
lo
get
them
and
how
much
to
pay.
For
advertising
is
a
daily
directory
to
wise
buying.
Don't
rob
yourselj
of
the
benefits
that
come
from
regular
and
systematic
reading
of
the
advertising
columns.
Advertising
is
altogether
too
important
lo
be
missed.
Read
it
every
day.
-
of
natives
and
others.
In
some
cases
they
had
advised
sick
persons
against
taking
medical
advice
and
in
one
case
a
sick
boy
was
lured
away
from
the
hospital.
The
city
clerk
slated
that
ont
person
had
been
warned
lo
ceasel
operations
BURNS
LAKE
Hie
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
the
M.
II.
La
id
law.
first
Hurns
Prince
Huperl
(icneral
Hospital,
Lake
merchant
and
now
inspect
held
a
meeting
yesterday
afler-tor
of
hotels,
wVis
,t
visitor
here
last
week
on
official
business
While
here
he
renewed
obi
acquaintances.
It's
a
profitable
practise
proision
of
music
for
the
event
spend
a
holiday.
During
Mr.
i
which
will
be
held
in
the
Audi-
Tallon's
absenee,
V.
T.
Applcy.ird:
tonum.
FORTUNE
TELERS
AT
many
An
Indlnn
alleged
lo
have
been
implicated
in'
the
robbery
of
V
D.
Lukens
slure
at
Palling
was
arrested
last
week
by
Provincial
Constable.
Carrl
Mrs.
II.
Dennett
of
Oolsa
Lake
is
visiting
in
Prince
Huperl
with
Mrs.
Hugh
Fraser.
is
acting
station
agent.
tieorge
i.
i
tush
by,
Corisrrva-:
five
candidate
in
Hie
federal
elec-'
JUNEAU
OBJECTIONABLE
!'on-
;itor.ofj
9
Hums
Ike
on
lliursday
eveningi
.Jot
this
week.
v
i
Complaint
Made
to
City
Council)
-
:
by
Government
Nurse
at
Hospital
JUNEAU,
Sepl.
23.
A
protest
against
'ho
operalions
of
for-
NAVIGATION
ON
STIKINE
RIVER
CLOSES
THURSDAY
The
CN.lt.
city
ticket
office
has
been
advised
that
the
nnvl-i
tunc
tellers
was
made
by
the!
Ration
season
on
the
Stikiue
riven
nurse
in
charge
of
"Iho
govern-
between
WrangeH1
and
Telegraph
ment
hospital
to-the
city
roun-jCreek
as
far
as
the
Harrington
cil.
It
was
claimed
by
Missj
Transportation
Co.
in
concerned
Fletcher
that
fortune
tellers
will
close
with
th
sailing
on
were
working
upon
the
credulity,
Thursday
this
week
from
Wran
gell
of
the
Hazel
It.
after
the
ar
rival
of
4he
steamer
Prince!
Charles.
Advertise
in
the
Dailv
News
AIT"
anit
NOTICE.
I
TUK
MATTF.R
OF
"THE
COMPANIES
I.N
TIIK
MATTER
OK
INVESTMENT
WM-I'ANV
OE
NORTHERN
HIUTISIt
tmrsMA.
irMtTF.n.
i
TAkE
NOTICE
that
tin-
above
r.i.miniiy.l
rrpiMrrvn
miirr
i
ar
Knurr
nu
'
lrl,
B.i:..
will
tvtly
Ui
lll
llmior
JuilKr
tuiHHr,
l.nral
Jmlf
nr
the
suewn
omrii
of
RrltUh
ColLrtnlila
al
l'ruirr
lluH'r,
B.C.,
on
Tmirwtay,
the
ISlh
dav
f
orto
Isr.
Ii.
at
thn
hour
or
elevni
ii'i'lurk
In
th
rorciHifsi,
at
the
l.aw
i:imrt.
I'uiirl
llmi,
I'riiM'r
HuiM.j-t.
H.C.,
ror
an
Onh'r
ivAiorliiK
lh
anl
iN-Mipanv
to
th"
rrrKtrr
r
Coiiiiianlf
in
tlm
urriri'
or
Uk
liffKrrar
or
Jolnf
Stork
i
,iniaulr.,
Vlr
tons.
B.C..
m,rir
M-ilin
ins
or
!!
(.Mnpnilfn
Art
nr
Brllhih
Ci.liiinl.la.
rTK.P
it
I'rlnr
Rupert.
R.r..
thh
ISlh
tlay
nf
.Si'litrmlMT.
A.P.
t.
M.
nil.NZAI.ES,
Sollrlln-
r'innp
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
PurchMa
Last.
In
th
l.aml
rtrrorilln
PUtrlrt
rr
I'rlnr
Rurwrr.
mil
imat
it
mn
mnntn
or
Hit
falls
(
nk
utilrh
Mown
Into
Ui
Krttall
lilvrr
about
18
iiitlra
rroni
iih
mouth.
TAkE
NtlTICB
lh.it
Jflhit
A.
Smith
r
rrinre.
huihti,
b.i:..
orrupatlnn
lunibrr
una.
intrml
tn
apnty
ror
irmliimn
to
Mrs
nnnlnn
ti
linln
I....
lfi
puirh'"'
U
lollflwinr
(iPitrrllM'rt
laml:
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ounnirnrint
a
a
hm
ManliNt
at
the
lor
I
(IP
r.ast
10
pay
IM1
extenileil
wmswrM
mnier
or
lot
os:
nanitr
rour:
lal
bail
was
set
for
October
ao.lvtsit
with
her
parent.
lrhV.n;
w
it.
E.Mrs.
Cntnfow
and
Mrs
Tvetnni
MU
Itlvrr;
Ihfnr
30
rhalnx
anulhrrlT:
,
l"rnf
30
t-lmlna
raitrrlv.
a
rut
conutnlnr
.......
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i
i.i.
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,
.
wvm
iii-n-f.il
n-ii
ui
mn.ii
vimrnr
oi,
I-.
.
laiion,
station
agent,,
vv
a-rrs.
more
or
leii,
refreshment
nri'Miiiremenla
nml
unit
Mm
'I'-illnti
nn,(
r
...,
1
JOtlX
A,
SMirrr,
...
r'
-
-
-
.
.
.
-
...
-
v.
.
.
1
1
.
ui
1
1
1
1
J
lit,
,
I.
Mrs.
1'yle
will
look
after
the,
left
for
Ilazeiton
where
they
wil.
Dta
Auruit
it
tn.
ltti.
Alitillrailt.
rer
i.
c
iticL.
aitni
You
Had
Better
v.
.
.
III
.
.
.
,ia
7i
luur
ivailiu
Ull
uur
For
Dry
Kindling
Every
piece
kiln
dried
and
easily
split.
Large
load
$6.00
delivered,
or
5
bundles
already
split
for
tl.uO
de-Ihered.
Taxf"
Call
112.
Always
open
and
ready
fT
give
service
all
hours.-
One
or
two
passengers
any-'where
50c.
Cleari
Sedans,
polite
drivers.
COAL
We
have
a
new
coal
on
hand
$11.00
per
ton
delivered.
No
dirt
and
very
litll
smoke.
A
perfect
range
coal,
nut
size
and
extremely
hot.
Order
a
Ion
uowl
Drayage
of
all
kinds
attended
to
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones;
189,
112.
i
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
,
$0.00
Half
load
...
...
..
$3.00
Largo
sacks
50o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
.
.
$0.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
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