'AGE
m
Diamonds
In
the
Latest
Deafen
Setting
Finest
Quality
Stones
from
$25
up
Value
(iuarnntccd
or
Money
lleftiudeil
Eye,
Glasses
Musi
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
the
large
centres
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glu&cs.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
A
Big
Bargain
on
Heinz
Products
Combination
Specials
1
bottle
Heinz
Tomato
Ketchup,
1
bottle
lleiuz
Sweet
Mustard
.Pickles.
1
bottle
Cliille
Sauce.
For
$1.00
1
bottle
Heinz
Salad
Cream.
1
bottle
Heinz
Chow
Chow.
I
bottle
Heinz
While
Pickled
Onions.
For
$1.00
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Will
Save
You
Money.
Phones
18
and
84
CREPE
DE
CHINE
Figured
Scarves
New
Doslgns
Just
Received
Special,
each
$4.95
H.
S.
Wallace
C6.,
Ltd.
Phone
9.
pecial
Value
$10.00
Girl's
H7
i
MM
I
I
W
I
Watch
Wo
offer
this
Utile
watch
us
a
ntco
gift
for
the
little
girl.
Tlio
case
is
gold
filled
green,
while
or
yellow
with
a
15
jewelled
move
ment
and
wo
gunranlee
it
bo
n
reasonably
good
John
Bulger
Jowollcr
DOUBLE
OUTPUT
BEEF
CATTLE
Edmonton
District
Expects
to
Ship
20,000
Head
of
Stock
this
Year
to
England
KDMONTO.N,
Oct.
1.
If
pre-;
sent
plans
are
followed
out
the
Livestock
producers
of
Canada.!
the,
big
feeding
ahd
exporting
jroinpauy
which
has
its
feeding'
Iteadmiartcrs
at
hdmonlon,
will
during
the
coming
winter
double
the
scale
of
ils
operations
locally;
which
means
thai
at
least
20,000
j
head
of
cattle
will
he
exported;
from
(be
lulmoulon
district
in
the!
course
of
the
next
season.
This
is
the
slatment
of
II.
P.
Kennedy
of
Toronto,
president
of
t
lie
com-
pany,
who
with
its
vice-president,!
1.
J.
Irwin
of
Glasgow,
has
been
in
the
city
for
the
past
few
days,
in
conference
with
local
officials
of
the
firm.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co.
Auditorium
Will
open
for
a
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
.
.
.
2
lo
4
Kvenings
.
.
8
to
10
Good
Music
both
sessions
,
Competent
instructors
lo
leach
beginners.
L.
J.
Marren
-
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.00
II
air
load
.
$3.00
Large
sacks
B0o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$6.60
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
'
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
ImmmmKHmmT
wan.
MK'-VSCansT'U
m
w
z
u
m
mri
-mil.
Developed
at
World!
Foremost
Scientific
Industrial
Research
Institute.
Will
not
tain.
Fleaaant
odor.
Harmless
to
huoiana
and
animal.
TWENTY
KILLED
AS
DCCIIIT
AC
D
AIM
Mfn
L
I
Mad.
In
KILLS
H
1
1
-
rwiu
t
YovrGrocfr
or
Druggist
This
altitude
on
the
part
of
the'
,.;,;
,.
..
,
company
indicates
that
they
have
.,,.
j(...
....
,.
...
,
,..
ri
l
It
i.i
jiiiii(i.-itiii
ii
.hi.
ji-...ii;u3
Mill
every
...
confidence
the
hdmon-
in
.,
.
.........
....
...
...
ton
district
as
a
source
of.
the
"
'
.
sort
of
cattle
with
which
they
are
supplying
the
British
.
markets.
Vomc
of
the
best,
cattle
which
ever
emerei.
nriusii
ports
camel
Ylght
from
Kdmonton
during
the
seven
per
cent,
of
the
live
cattle
imported
into
(ireat
llrilaiii.
Hie
remaining
5)3
per
cent,
coming
from
Ireland.
When
it
is
realiz
ed
that
Canadian
cattle
arc
pre-
TEE
DAILY
MTWi
Thursday,
October
1,
1923,
COMMUNISM
SPENT
FORCE
IN
BRITAIN
British
Labor
Party
Thinks
Arming
of
Proletariat
so
Much
Plfflo
.
LONDON,
he
no
"red'
Oct.
I.
There
will
revolution
in
(ireat
llritalu
next
spring,
nor
any
other
time.
Communism
in
llircut
Hrilain
Is
a
spent
force
iiikI
all
talk
of
class
warfare
and
he
nriniiig
of
the
proletariat
are
so
much
piffle."
I
These
are
the
replies
of
spokesmen
fur
llu
llrilisli
Lalior
I
party
and
Hie
general
.council
of
Mu'
Trades
Union
congress
to
i,
pen
attempts
being
made
by
A.
J.
Cook,
secretary
of
the
Miners'
Federation,
and
Alln'il
Inkpot,
secretary
of
the
Communist
parly
lo
provoke
civil
war
in
(ireat
Hrilain
next
spring
simultaneously
with
a
ureal
industrial
ticup.
l
Says
Reds
Are
Tied
;
"Communism
has
no
longer
much
capacity
for
making
mischief
within
the
labor
and
the;
trade
union
movement
of
this
countr.'
declared
J.
It.
Clynes,'
deputy
leader
of
the
Labor
party
in
the
House
of
Commons,
ami'
Lord
Privy
Seal
in
the
Ikte
Labor(
uvernineiit.
'The
Couunuuisl
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
lias
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Cold,
$77,U82,05:i;
Lode
fiobl,
$118,
7:.,11M);
Silver,
$08,82.
,570;
Lead,
$70,M8,578;
Copper,
187,
.80,;i7K;
.inc.
$J12.-I7I..07;
Misccllayeous
Minerals,
$1,
131,341);
Coal
ami
Coke,
$200,880,0
18;
Huildlng
Stone,
llrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$
12,225,8
It;
making
ils
Mineral
Production
lo
(he
end
cr
102.
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
or
Hits
Province
are
more
liberal
ami
(lie
fees
lower
limn
Ihoie
ol
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
unj
colony
in
the
Mulish
Knipiic
Mnieru
locations
are
granted
lo
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Tilles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
or
which
in
guaranteed
by
Crown
Omuls.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Hvpcrts
aril
Maps,
mnv
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINE8
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.M.
Practically
all
llritisli
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
wlurli
development
work
lias
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
or
the
Annual
llcporls
nf
the
Monster
of
Mines.
Those
considering
tniiiing
investments
shniihl
refer
t
ci
reports.
Tl
are
available
witlioul
charge
on
application
In
the
Deparliiieiil
or
Mines,
Wl
na,
ILL
llcports
or
the
(ieological
Survey
or
Canada,
parifir
Huilding,
Vancouver,
are
rerom
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
I
wo
wheels
on
either
side
ami!
.win.;:,,
tV0,
,"c
it
,r?lund
,o
,w
one
r...
"
and
the
supply
In
this
part
of
the
i,0."S
''V'01"
"
k
,o
m'0"
,nin
niako
our
flesh'
'
the
i.OMibillly
f
U,,s
province
is
still
unlimited.
Iniflain
mar-.e.,,.
,mt
lurid
talk
or
re-
I...,
i.i.Ii.m
addition
to
this,
Albe'rta
has
iheP"
""
tr"
"u
""'""
best
climate
Tor
outdoor
feeding'
n
.tMrwimn
and
an
abundance
of
cheap
coarse,
iMimfc
ftllAlUKt
MAKtO
grains,
as
a
result
of
which
cat-t
tie
can
be
fattened
here
which
will
command
a
premium
over
any
entering
Oreat
Hrilain.
Unlimited
Possibilities
The
great
possibilities
of
the
TIMBER
SALE,
X7051.
There
will
b
uttered
for
tale
at
I'ubll
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
9t!i
dav
of
Scpteiiilier,
ivii.
in
the
omce
r
tli.-Form
Hanrer,
Hum
Lake,
the
Licence
.705i.
tu
rut
7,i)0u
Jackplne
Ilea
on
an
area
situated
about
S
miles
.North
or
Decker
Lake
station,
Kange
i.
CoaO
Dlslrlct.
Three
year
will
be
allowed
for
re
iiioval
of
timber.
'I'rovldPd
anr
line
wnnhle
In
attend
On-
auction
In
person
may
nuliuill
a
sealed
irnaer
10
ra
H-riea
at
the
hour
of
auc
tlon
and
treated
as
one
!ld."
tunner
fiarocuiarf
or
the
Chler
Forest
er,
Victoria,
H.C
or
District
Forester
f'rlnce
ntiiert.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
DELIVERY
TIME
TABLE
Effective
Sept.
30.
1st
delivery
closes
at
9
a.m.
2nd
delivery
closes
at
10.30
a.m.
3rd
delivery
closes
a.
2
p.m.
5th
delivery
closes
at
i.30
p.m.
Wharf
ami
Itoal
Orders
Kxcepted
All
orders
laken
between
1.30
p.m.
and
closing
time
will
go
out
on
first
delivery
following
day.
Last
delivery
Salunlay
evening
closes
at
8.30
p.m.
siirpnsin
matter
you
never
thought
was
in
your
system.
Slops
that
full,
dirigible
wheel
i,n
front.
The'
land
on
the
disk
and
forward
by
means
of
iit
nillu.i
1
it
11
j
I
i
volution
and
mutiny.
which
!
forcible
llteir
in-
'
grows
more
as
rieuiMP
IMMICTDV
fluence
wanes,
excilfs
more
at-
riJllIRu
lilUUolKl
!
Iiml
inii
Liiilulilia
(la.
a
f
.Kon
Ilinl'A-
STOMACH
FEEL
FINE
metH
than
il
does
Within
it.
IRELAND
ON
WANE
.
n
j
"The
Communists
have
really
j
Simple
buckthorn
bark,
mag-
I,hi'
the
Labor
movenu-nt
a
ser-
IX
III.
I.N.
Ort.
I.
A
gloomv
cesium
sulpli.
c.
i.
glycerine,'
v'''
'
publishing
their
hysleri-
view
of
pnispeeiit
of
I
he
Iris
hi
etc
as
mixed
in
.lli.ril
i
lipln
"'H
oenuinu
lor
a
campaign
01
of
fisheries
iisnenes
imluxlry
in.niMiy
is
is
una-
uy
"itomaeli
trouble
in
'ITN
niinu!e
seonion
ami
oisaiiecuon
among
rattier
vv
tine,
eiiairman
01
toe
iiv
ri'inii
ill''
HAS
Iti
intr
mil
:i
.the
soldiers
and
sailors,,
lite
j-ishermen
s
Aosoeialions,
wiio
amount
of
old
walclw,,ole
i-i")-'
movemeui
win
ue
declares
mat
in
nve
or
si
1
ii-H
I.
4
if
ill
ut
otciniv
ii
it
f
ht.
VI
1
1
Vam:i
nt
I
I
li
fl
it
m
taikli
i
ltl
1
1
Itf
l
J
III
ilrflflijj
tsiij
r-j
a
j
l
,
a,
llll
a
l
4
'
a
a
-
patby
with
this
childish
talk
of
cay,
there
will
be
no
(lilting
!ln.ilil
fpnliiif.-
iintl
tii!il:,.u
vi.ii
'violence
ami
mutiny.
iireianu.
in
happy
and
cheerful.
Kx
eel
lent!
rv,i
,5ramH''-
secretary
lo
Hie
The
Miui(slry
or
Fisheries
iiid
V.i
Iseneral
council
of
the
Trades
the
industry
ctiuhl
neer
be
de-
erika
works
Ot
U'K
and
delight
fully
easy,
gists.
Ormes
Ltd.,
Drug-
Union
congress,
of
which
Com-
veloped
by
stale
loans,
and
thai
munists
are
attempting
to
obtain
progress
must
be
made,
as
in
control,
was
even
more
em'phatic
Creat
Mritain,
by
private
en-
in
dathiug
llici
Communist
hopes
deavor.
lo
the
ground.
I
War
Talk
"Piffle"
HAD
BEEN
THE
ROUNDS.
"Tu
hi
Ik
linlillv
:i
In
in
I
i-1;ihs
-
IIIaJULiI
VI
Iin
I
warfare,
a
working
class
army.1
He
took
her
hand
in
hit
and
:uast
Dlstrlru
STflRM
IN
TfWlfl
and
the
arming
of
the
proletar-
gazed
proudly
at
lire
enga-men
"'u'""
"
lvmvliat,
is
so
muoff
pHfle-
bo
said,
ring
he
had
placed
on
her
fan
.
T
...
'"Any
man
who
went
into
an
or-
linger
only
threw
days
before.
IOMO.
(
c
1-
lweoiy
"Did
friends
admire
tl
I;r
i
Iint
trade
union
meeting
and
your
ns
were
killed
and
many
in-,,
view
ahuul
a,nniuIlitiou
he
imiutrtHl
tenderly,
oired
today
in
(lie
most
lorien-
,
...
.,.
-lli-v
did
innn.
limn
thai.
'al
rainstorm
Japan
has
seen
in
'irty
years.
Al
Yokohama
fifty
houses
were
crushed
by
a
NOTICE.
I.M
THE
MATTF.lt
of
an
apr!l-alli
lur
ertlricates
i.r
Title
are
d.itel
the
Oh
uitust.
I
vim.
tlw
3rd
January.
1014,
and;
here.
lie
ir.in
Mivcnmer.
ism,
reititlveiv.
nd
are
iiinnliireil
I5i5:,
SU09I.
and
'iijfiii:.
,
Land
lieristiy
orrire,
l'rlm
e
llupert,
II.C.
iMIl
Sepleinlier.
lOfi
II.
v
Macr.Koii.
HeylsQur
nf
Titles
NOTICE.
IN
TIIK
MATTER
"of"
""HE
r.O.MI'AMKS
ACT,"
and
IN
THE
MATTEIl
OF
INVESTMENT
COMPANY
OF
NOItTIIEIIN
1IIUTISII
COI.IMIIIA.
I.I.MITEH.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
alxive
Omipany,
ulmse
registered
ofrice
Is
at
I'rtnce
lln-iierl,
ll.i:.,
will
apply
to
III
lloti'ir
Judite
Voutiir,
Local
Jiidae
or
the
Supreme
Court
r
nrnisn
onniinnia
at
rrmce
iiuiht.
(I.e.,
on
Thursday,
the
t&lh
day
or
Orlo-
er.
1BJ&.
at
the
hour
or
eleven
o'clock
In
the
rorenoiiii.
at
the
Law
Courts,
Court
House,
Prince
llupert,
ll.C,
ror
an
order
restoring:
the
said
(l
i;i
:nniany
to
lli
reRltter
or
Cnnipanles
in
the
omce
or
th'
Iteaintrar
or
Joint
Stock
Comtianlea.
Victoria.
B.C.,
under
.Section
1
or
the
Coinpaiilei
Act
or
Iirllish
ColumWa.
n.vri.o
at
rrin-'e
ituprrt,
B.C.,
thl.t
15th
day
of
September,
A.h.
192S.
ollellne
o
roinpsm
MINERAL
ACT.
Cartlfleata
or
lmpromnU.
Spokane
Mineral
claim,
situate
In
lh-
Allln
Mlnlnr
nivlslon
ttt
Casalar
nutrlrt.
on
the
west
kid
rr
ni
Morn
niver
lo
the
east
or
and
adjoining'
the
Edwin
Mineral
Claim.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
.
Ered
lawsnn.
iirent
ror
Arnea
s.
lawaon.
Frea
Miner's
r.ertmrale
No.
707IIC.
Intends
,
aim
laya
rrom
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
tu
the
Mlnlna
Iterorder
ror
a
ortlfleste
or
Ini-iroveincnts.
rir
the
tmrtmie
or
ohtalnlna
1
nrowp
orant
or
the
ale-ivo
claim.
And
rurther
take
notice
that
action.
inner
aecunn.
97.
must
ne
eomiiienied
lie
'ore
I
lie
isaue
of
turn
Certificate
or
Jm
'linveiiieiist.
Dated
thli
aOlh
day
nf
Anrnt.
.U
o
'
LAND
ACTi
In
the
Allln
land
tililrIM
if
Casilsr.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
Eflptilel
Noll
rotter,
or
sew
York.
N.Y.,
l'.Sj
occn
'atlon
broker.
Inteedi
lo
apply
ror
ner
mlsilon
to
pnrrha-e
the
rolluwlnr
rie.
-erihed
lands?
Coniiiierirlnr
at
a
post
planted
about
f
"hstna
south
"r
Ma'lne'i
I'Vilol
i
l
he
west
aide
of
Tairlsh
Lake,
alx.ut
eleven
mllea
oulh
of
the
Yukfrfi
boundary
line;
thence
west
10
chains:
Ownce
i.-r-Hi
4n
"hi
in
hence
eaat
to
chain;
tlience
avrfitherlv
roltowinv
alooa
the
ahore
line
of
Tarlsh
Lake
X'l
nolnl
or
commencement,
said
parcel
fnnlaliilnr
aft
acres,
more
or
leaa.
r.i.iriii.r.r
hott
i'i
ittkm,
.A''r,I.","n-
i
rren
usmi,
Atreni
Dated
,
AUfUtt
,
101b,
tm.
Uini
itiis
nuum
ur
c--
-w
crazy
no
doubt
rightly.
rshe
reidied
coldly.
"Two
of
them
"I
suppose
these
people
have
recognized
il."
.
the
right
of
a
minority
to
cn-j
deavor
to
convert
the
rest
lo
Iheir
wav
of
thinking,
bul
they
the
Issue
r
Provisional
ororimtes
of,..f
n...
i
,.r
i
....ii,
..itf.
it
Till,
r.ir
IlLlr
I
....I
mll
i-oui:ii'
I
.
.
u..
t
i;
Uit
,.t
a
0
and
H),t"
iiiMK
;
Mis
7
aim
z.
fl.
7
and
s.
Iilmk
It
lurk
1.':
l
ots
i
and
s,
m.K-it
ii;
Lotjjaml
they
are
not
likely
to
sue-.
"'I'hrt
L
ceetl
in
their
efforts'.
They
cer-
4.
7,
.
II
and
I,
mock
17:
Lots
1
1
t
,.
i
.,tw
m.l
riiirem-nt
trade
"I
express
the
opinion
quite
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intsntlon
to
Pil
to
Ltaaa
Laa
Jaro
not
likely
lo
enlist
lue
neip
lrltl
of
,.;IIM0
UWlli
llld
titU4U.
,
Itw
iHirthrl
euatl
ul
lirttlsb
iwuni
tila.
l'rtl4tMl
Canal,
and
Ixoiu
al
ii
rimii,
l'irtlan
Uaital,
awl
laiiin
north
maaiu-tlc
trwn
Tree
I'imit,
i't4re
iiisiki.
TAkt
XirO
K
that
AtiKlo
llrlll.h
Cc'
anu
ii,
d
i'h
t
i;
iii
aim
iu,
pinea,
-
.
11I11UU
1'arknu
IMniiaujr
UlnllflJ.
i.
-l:
I.ois
in,
ii
ami
I.
IIKm-k
11:
UH
OtllOll
Oil
IIOII
III
lilts
lUUIUiJ.
Itaneoutrr.
H.I
..
orcuiMUua
Caikars.
n.
A-
B.5?k.
..fni1
'i'1
P".
'I
I...
n.Utnki.
llicso
.......u,
tieotile
.
M
u
'11
'"r
"I
I'
fll"-
M
ill
iii
rirsi
.iioiiiini.
i.iwiisiip
in
-
I
.
hit
.......
iiii,.,n(I
...
.
,.v.
-
,
tf
,l-.rrllil
,u,-f
rllM-il
ijimi
Uimi.
in
stiiiiis.!.
Map
IIJ;
Atiri.
oie
hast
hair
jjjj
j
iniagillillg
ailjl
Stlg-
tliuneirinir
at
a
-l
planted
al
tilth
.
.
.
.
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.
.
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k
..
..
waicr
airr
iimra
iimii
ai
ai
a,u
s.m
i-uiiii,
roiiii.
iir.iaiHi
-i,r.iail
inat:
gesting
that
melhthls
uecesar
,.
1MW0
,utiieateriv
hint
rights
exist
as
they
Conditions
Dlfforent
or
leas:
or
or
leaa,
leaa,
deliberately
and
emphatically
land
act.
Il.nl
if
llio
It
ti
ut
in
it
unrLi'i'M
li:ul
wate
...ir'"1?..
"L
'T...
.V.
!
!-!
in
IHiK.ia
In
ov..rllnow
an
alnto-
f-rl,
eirtt
liutKlred
teel
to
t
L
.
Ihaiwa
a.uilt..ilt
-i
uin
airit
mi
,iit-
--eriiTir
iiwt
n-nri
'
"
Iklaall
IMMll
lildlk(l
laa.1lka
Mi.
(t
J
,
.
,
ii
f
i
i
rnmiiwj
ui
"'":
line
ami
llftllal
UlCiaiorsnip
arc
ID
chains,
im.re
r
less,
to
li.
water
.
""""
v.:",""-.,:
v,
"
i
o..v
m..i.
';
"
n.rineieiiy
ai.m
i..
ine
iirst
iiiniucaiifni
iii'i't'Hiii
v
in
ii
uuiiiitij
iilii
r..,..
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iv.iirl...,
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Tit'.
V
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""
."iisiipi
iti,
nimr
tn
the
above
lands.
In
tlte
jiame
w,
iuf,
'
lltlil.KS
M.
JiiSO.
The
nrlainali
i
t,.l
UP-ni
e
iMirlherly
Hi
rtiaina,
iiK.rr
10
in
H,int
H,int
or
or
ci'iii'nenceiiit
ci'iii'nenceineiil,
a
let
Notlca
of
Intanllon
lo
Apply
lo
Purthaaa
,
ii
i
,i.
:
t
been
graitled
conliltilional
Land.
Ileitis
ci'r,U
iiml
ami
pOlilK.ll
i
.il
1
1
i-
1
fri'i'ilittii
IOIII,
iim
as
''
am
-''
Itewirtlnn'
Mstrlrt
of
I'rlnre
ni,.ri,
awl
aituate
irti
llir
Fall
Creek
we
enjoy
litem
here.
Ihe
history
winch
rkiwa
into
the
itaii
luver
....
...
.
alMiiit
Is
ml
lea
from
lit
mouth
Ol
lliat
foil
ill
ry
WOlllil
liae
liceil,
TAKE
NoIICE
that
I'rtnia
Ituperl
Spruce
totally
ilifferenl."
AIR
MAIL
TO
SAVE
TEN
DAYS
BETWEEN
INDIA
AND
BRITAIN
.
UO
ccntainoiv
7k
acres.
iir
or
less.
ANGLO
llltirill
COM
iiniA
I'ACklNO
CO.
I.TII.,
I
AnuOeaiil
rer
Waller
P..
Walker,
Atrul
liitetl
lull
t3rt
101
i
miiis,
.i.tinoeii,
or
entire
tiuw
ri.
iicctipa
ion
iiitiiiter
inanurariurers,
tnienna
10
ftl)
for
permission
lo
purchase
Ihe
ful
Inwliir
decrlbetl
lands
:
muiiiencliiv
at
a
pMt
planted
abottl
10
chain
northerly
rrom
the
outlica!
ror-tier
of
Mil
til,
lunar
four;
thence
40
chains
northerly:
thence
40
chains
easier'
Ik:
theiico
40
cliaina
southerly;
thence
40
cnattis
westerly
to
point
or
ronimrnce
tin-lit,
and
eontalulnr
140
arret,
more
oi
I'lllNCK
nill'EIlT
SI'llCCE
MIII.S.
IIMITEIi.
LONDON,
Oct.
1.
-
A
weekly!
,
P.
.ffi!
mail
service
between
Knglamr
JU!2
"r"t
"'
and
India
is
being
uudcrtakcuj
land
act.
by
Ihe
Imperial
Airways,
Limited.!
N4lle,
of
,nUnonirA7pi,
to
L.a.a
Land
through
a
subsidy
ami
a
fix
.
.
.
,
,
,
,i
'In
I'rlnce
nuperl
Land
Heron
inr
llairl
year
conlract
given
by
the
air
r
prime
Unpen,
and
altuate
at
Yea
sf...i
...in
i...
i
.l:...
i'.
lalb,n
Itav.
Massetl
Inlet.
1,111
J'
.'lailB
lll
III-
IIUIMlllll
(rTI-p
,
llr..-
l..,.
ill
lloillbay
in
five
days
against
of
Massetl,
H.:
occupation
ranneryman.
the
iireseiit
15'
days,
and
when
Hie
sen
ice
comes
inlo
regular
operaliou
next
summer
passeu-igers
also
will
lie
carried.
Al
Ihe
oulsel
pasnengers
will
Only
be
carried
between
Cairo
and
Haunt.
the
route,
just
under
.,500
miles
in
length,
will
bo'
rrom
iiiieiins
to
appir
nir
m
lease
ot
HIT
IOI
luwlnr
described
lands
.
Commenclna'
at
a
post
plmiisd
alxml
10
riuin
westerly
rrom
the
M.E.
comer
or
lot
I
Alt),
Itanre
1.
Coast
niilrlet;
thence
weal
alt
chains;
thence
north
three
rbatns.
more
or
less,
to
hlth
water
mark;
theme
easterly
alonr
hlrh
water
mark
to
IHilut
or
comti'en.emenl.
ami
contalnlni
acrea,
tiKire
or
lesa.
EL'OENE
II.
SIMPSON.
'
M","rim
r.s.e'S
11M
.1,1,
Kanlara
via
Itamleh
and
Amman!
iand
act.
lo
Itatolad,
thence
lo
llasra
andNol
Cf
muntion
tTApptr
to
Purer....
rtiiiHi-iii.
to
iiieveni
lorcetii
i-.na.
landings,
especially
designed
Ihi'ee-eiigined
aircraft
will
be
used.
SCOOTER
FOR
KIDDIES
STKTTJN,
Oef,
l-lbe
lalest
toy
for
Herman
kiddle
Is
the
"Jlolling
Island."
Adhering
to
Ihe
principle
difi!
the
scooter,
It
cuimUts
uf
u
wooden
dIL
with
In
Ihe
Land
hernrdluir
lilslrlcl
of
I'rlnce
ItiiiM'Ct.
and
situate
at
Hlir
Falls
Creek
which
flow.
Into
Ecatall
Hirer
about
is
miles
rrom
Its
mouth.
TAKE
NOICE
thai
'Clifton
p.
Hl.
l
nf
ctiice
HniHsrl.
II.:..
occupation
lumberman.
Intends
tn
apply
for
rrinllti
to
purchase
Ihe
follnwlnir
descrlhrd
landa:
""I'ciirint
ai
a
raiai
titanteil
al
the
railhwesl
cnrtier
or
lot
I1,
lianae
four:,
I
he
ore
in
chains
southerly:
thence,
to
chains
westerly:
Ihctice
id
chain
north
erly;
Ihclire
10
chain
easterly
In
point
or
commencement,
ami
ronlahiltir
40
acrea,
morn
or
leaa.
i
C,
P.
IIIEI..
M"-1
Dtd
AU.m
4tb,
.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Thursday
Only,
7
and
8
p.m.
Raymond
Griffith
"The
Night
Club"
An
adaptation
of
W
illiam
tie
Mtlle
slage
ronicd
H
'
"Arter
rive."
A
ri-rresliiiig
gnn
ttxz
servetl
lay
lluyrnumi
(iriffilb,
the
funny
felloV
wiih
the
silk,
hut
and
a
scie.
t
comedy
cn.l.
A
mad,
merry
melange
or
girls,
gaiety
ami
tiriflith.
Peppier
than
a
jazi:
band,
madder
lli.iu
u
Man
'i
bare,
runnier
than
lul
year's
slruw
liitt.
it
goes
Ihe
html
it
laughs.
A
happy,
snappy
pholo-play
loiilniuing
luonv
le.
lows,
lovely
Indie-
and
connciil
capers.
Join
"The
gh
tdub"
ami
grin
with
(inrfitli.
The
rules
forbid
ai.botlv
keeping
u
straight
ru.
e.
I.oIh
tr
pretty
girls.
I
urnAilc
I
iat
Raymond
Qrirflth,
Vera
Reynolds,
Wallace
Beery,
Louise
Fazenda
and
others.
COMEDY
THE
SPATS
IN
"DEAF,
DUTAB
AND
DAFFY."
PATHE
REVIEW
Admission
35c
and
10n.
i
Dollar
Sale
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
October
1st,
2nd
and
3rd.
Have
jou
a
moment
to
spare?
Well,
look
lln
ti-:
er.
II
might
mean
a
big
saing
to
yon.
Pillow
IJolton.
to
and
-,a
inches
wide,
rrg.
tfc
and
7.V
Huh;
S
yards
ror
?l.0(l.
While
Flaiuielelle,
:ill
inches
wide,
reg.
:io.
ami
Hlr.
h.de.
i
yard
ror
$1.00.
(irey
Slnpetl
Klainieletle,
reg.
SIOc
ami
:i.r.
Sale,
."
Mird-
for
91.00.
Hheeting,
reg.
Hue.
Sale,
I
yiinU
for
$1.00.
20
dozen
Maml
Towels,
reg.
.0e.
Sale,
."J
pair
for
1.00.
Canlou
riaiiuel,
reg,
,0c.
Sale,
ft
jnnl
for
1.00.
Kiniona
Ulolh,
reg.
$1.25.
Sale,
2
yards
lor
$1.00.
Prints,
suitable
for
lioue
dre
ami
aprons,
reg.
,1,r
Sale,
7
yanls
for
$1.00.
Heller
quality
Prints,
reg.
,0r.
Sale,
5
yard
for
$1.00.
While
Collon.
Jill
inches
wide.
Sale,
5
janN
for
l.oo.
(Irey
Cotton,
JIO
inclies
wide,
reg.
25c
Sale,
0
yanls
for
$1.00.
Heller
Quality
(Jruy
Cotton,
reg.
.l5o.
Sale,
i
yards
for
$1.00.
.
20
Pieces
or
Cretonne,
reg.
5c
Sale,
yards
Tor
ifl.OO.
Clark's
Stranded
Kmbroidcry
Cotlou,
all
colors,
20
-kem
for
$1.00.
Art
Silk
Flo's,
reg.
$1.00.
Sale,
!
for
$l.oo.
Monarch
Floss
"Wool,"
reg.
?!0c.
Sale,
0
ror
$1.00.
Monarch
Silk
Hosiery,
reg.
$1.05.
Sale
$1.00,
Penman's
Hosiery,
(ireeii
Heather,
reg.
.2n
lo
Sl.0,.,
Sale
$1.00.
I.isle
Hosiery,
reg.
75c
Sale,
2
pairs
ror
$1.00.
50
Pair
Corsets,
reg.
$2.50
lo
$5.00.
Sale,
$,1.00
per
pair
Ladies'
Flunneletle
.Nightgowns,
reg.
$.,o
and
$1.50.
Hale
$1.00.
CliihlreifFlamie!elle
Nightgowns,
reg.
$1.25.
Sale
05i
Children's
Vests
and
Drawers,
all
sixes
(20,
28,
U0,
;i2
reg.
$1.25
a
piece.
Sale,
$1.00
per
soil.
Children's,
Comliimtlioiis,
sizes
2i
lo
112.
leg.
$1
10
l
61.75.
Sale,'
$1.00.
Ladies'
Vcsls,
75c
to
5e.
Sale,
2
ror
$i;00.
Ladies'
Silk
mid
Cotton
Hloomers,
reg.
$1.50,
Sale.
.00.
Children's
Hresses,
2,
ami
0
years,
reg,
75c,
Sale,
2
ror
$1.00.
SHOE
DEPARTMENT
To
make
room
ror
New
Fall
Styles
in
our
Shoe
Uv
partment,
we
have
cleared
our
shelves
of
mid
sizes
ami
are
orreriog
Ihese,
at
u
juice
at
which
no
tnaiinraclorer
can
afford
to
make,
10
pairs,
values
up
lo
$0.50,
iiinsl
go
al
.
.
.
.
.
...
$1.50
15
pairs,
values
op
lo
$7.50,
must
go
nt
$2.50
18
pairs,
values
up
to
$7.85,
most
go
at
$2.05
12
pairs,
values
up
lo
$8.50,
must
go
at
.
.
.
,
$3.50
12
pairs,
values
op
to
$8.75,
must
go
id
.
.
.
,
$4.50
We
have
a
large
nssorlnmiil
of
Felt
Slippers
in
Child
ren's
Ladies'
mid
Men's
sizes
lo
clear
at
$1.00
a
pair,
Jabour
Bros
,
Ltd.
Phone
045.
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
8t.