AO
KIT
ran
daily
mrws
Diamonds
III
the
Laics
I
I)csin
Selling
Finest
Quality
Stones
from
$25
up
Value
Guaranteed
r
Money
Refunded
Eye
Glasses
Must
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
the
largo
centres
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
A
Big
Bargain
on
Heinz
Products
Combination
Specials
I
hoi
lie
Meinz
Tomato
Ketchup.
1
bottle
Heinz
Sweet
Mustard
Pickles.
1
butUe
Chille
Sauce.
For
$1.C0
1
bottle
Heinz
Salad
Cream,
i
bottle
Heinz
('how
Chow.
1
bullle
Heinz
White
Pickled
Onions.
For
$1.00
i
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Will
Save
ou
Money.
Phones
18
and
84
CREPE
DE
CHINE
Figured
Scarves
New
Designs
Just
Received
special,
each
$4.95
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9.
Special
Value
$10.00
Girl's
Wrist
Watch
1
We
offer
this
litllc
watch
as.
a
nice
gift
for
the
little
girl.
Tho
case
is
gold
filled
green,
white
or
jellow
with
n
15
Jewelled
movement
and
we
guarantee
it
to
he
a
reasonably
good
John
Bulger
Jowellar
SEASON'S
PLAYS
ARE
DISCUSSED
Psychological
Themes
are
to
be
Given
Preference
this
Winter
as
Tryout
NKW
YOHK,
Sept.
30.
Psychological
plays,
a
new
kind
of
sex
play,
and
a
slow
come
back
for
Shakesneare.
these
rlassi-
Ifications
cover,
in
brief?
what
producers
here
say
will
bo
offered
the
theatre
going
public
during
Hie
coming
season.
It
seems
thai
the
spotlight
of
the
stage
is
to
be
turned
away,
for
a
time
at
least,
from
the
scantily
clad
human
form
and
(rained
on
tho
menial
contortions
and
gyrations
which
animate
(hat
form.
With
one
ey
on
their
own
rehearsals
and
the
other
cocked
to
.
walch
closely
their
.contemporaries,
the
hi?
producers
of
New
York
are
"feeling
their
way"
into
the
new
Almost
without
exception
they
plan
to
open
the
season
wilh
"light,
frothy
stuff,"
saving
Ihe
heavier
dramatics
for
the.
tint"
when
they
will
have
had
a
chance
lo
judse
how
Hie
public
will
receive
Iheiii,
"
Speaking
of
Hie
coming
season,
one
producer,
known
for
handling
high
tvpe
dramatic
productions,
said:
New
Mental
Kick
The
education
of
the
public.
,,w,in('
and
particularly
its
increased
understanding
of
psychology,
is
bound
lo
have
an
effect
upon
the
theatrical
offering
this
year.
Hein?
able
lo
understand
why
-a
certain
character
acts
in
a
certain
way
under
certain
condi
tions,
they
will
analyze
each
play
for
themselves.
Thus
they
will
look
for
a
new
mental
kick.
Tin.,
lead
me
to
believe
that
plays
having
plots
based
upon
psy
chology
will
receive
recognition."
Several
producers
agree
in
26&
TIMBER
SALE,
X70S1.
"SVre
will
be
offered
for
f-ale
it
rublkr
ih
nun,
ii
noon
on
me
in
day
of
September,
I9JJ.
In
Ihe
office
or
thr
Korent
lunger.
Burn
tike,
the
Licence
XJuSt,
to
cut
Tt.vov
Jackpuie
Ilea
on
an
area
ulluatcd
about
S
miles
.North
of
Decker
Lake
Station,
lunge
S,
Coast
Olsirirl.
Three
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Trovliied
any
one
unable
to
ill
end
tlx-auction
In
person
nia
Riibrull
a
ealrd
lender
In
be
opened
at
tl.
hour
of
auc
tlon
and
treated
as
one
bid."
further
particular!
of
the
Chief
Forever,
Victoria.
B.C
.
or
District
Forester
I-rlnre
ftupert.
ANNOUNCEMENT
DELIVERY
TIME
TABLE
Effective
Sept.
30.
1st
delivery
closes
at
D
a.m.
2nd
delivery
closes
at
10.30
a.m.
3rd
delivery
closes
al
-
p.m.
illi
delivery
close,
at
1.30
V.ni.
Wharf
and
lloal
Orders
Excepted
All
order
laken
between
i.30
ip.in.
and
closing
lime
will
go
out
on
first
delivery
following
day.
Last
delivery
Saturday
evening
closes
at
8.30
p.m.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co.
Auditorium
Will
open
for
a
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
...
2
to
Kvenings
....
8
lo
10
Good
Muslo
both
sessions
Competent
instructors
lo
leach
beginners.
L.
J.
Marren
-
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
New
Shipment
Fall
&
Winter
Coats
Just
Ilecelved.
On
Sale
at
Moderate
Prices
Bents
Third
Ave.
Phone
651
r
r
i
You
can
save
money
and
lengthen
the
life
off
your
shoes
by
.
shining
them
yourself
with"Nugger.
You
get
100
shines
for
15
cents.
Did
vou
"Nugget"
your
shoes
this
morning?
"NUGGET
Shoe
Polish
Ktait
In
Blac,
Tan,
Tonty
ReJ
and
Dark
Bmn.
JUm
Whltt
Drtuinf
(c(t)
anJ
W'hiU
Cleaner
(liqulj).
forecasting
the
doom
of
the
"box
office
sex
play."
This
type
of
play,
wlucli
relies
upon
over
abundance
of
sexmaterial
and
number
of
daring
scenes
to
at
produce
a
new
type
of
play
hav
ing
probably
little
less
of
actual
sex
material
in
it,
but
having
such
material
proportionately
i
it
itrwoven
with
the
story
of
the
play,
and
assigned
its
natural
place
in
the
action.
If
idaes
ad
vanced
by
such
producers
a!
David
Helaseo,
the
Shuberls.
Wiulhrop
Ames
and
oilier
arc
'orreclly
interpreted,
these
plays
also
will
be
a
throw
back
to
py-
hology
with
the
glorification
of
asion
as
tlieir
object
and
it
great
motivating
power
as
their
plot.
Foreign
Plays
Most
of
the
more
intlooiiliul
producers
expect
the
coming
sea
son
to
be
a
well
balanced
one
with
an
adequate
number
of
each
type
of
production
at
Ihe
larl.
An
increased
number
of
foreign
plays,
English,
French,
Norwegian,
Hungarian
and
Italian,
arc
expected
to
invade
this
country.
This
internal
ionalizalion
ol
the
slate
is
receiving
much
attention
front
producers.
A
keen
watch
is
being
kept
upon
play
taken
from
the
Russian.
Producers
here
express
themsel-
ve
(iisatinoinleil
so
far.
In
the
riaterial
from
this
source.
In
the
matter
of
costume
play
mile
cltange.
is
suggested,
lhi
Shuberts
indicate
that
much
at
tention
will
be
given
to
smooth
ing
out
effects,
costumes
and
Tcnery,
but
tho
scores
arc
ex
pected
lo
remain
about
Ihe
same'.
A
(iradual
come
back
of
dm
Shakespearian
plays
and
tho
orobability
of
extremely
capable
iffering
in
thU
line
are
fore-
easl
by
more
(ban
one
producer
As
seen
by
one
promoter
tho
subconscious
desire
of
every
serious
actor
to
play
Shakes
peare
and
thus
fest
himself
in
role
which
call
for
every
bit
of
his
arl,
may
have
something
lo
do
with
this.
LAND
ACT.
Notlea
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
I'rlure
ftupert
Land
Recording;
ntitrle
or
rnnre
unpen,
ana
mtuate
al
Yea
talton
liar.
Mansett
Inlet.
TAkfC
V)Tli:F.
that
Kurene
II.
Slmnaon.
if
Maotett,
H.
.
wi-upallon
canneryniaii,
lurnci..
io
inv
inr
a
ieae
or
me
roi-
owing
aernnea
tann.
Cofnmenrlnr
at
a
poit
planted
atsiut
n
rhaln
eterly
from
the
X.E.
corner
or
i-nt
taitu,
nan
re
s.
Gout
lilalrlet
liencj)
et
tlx
chain:
Ihenee
north
three
nain.
more
or
ie,
to
hlrh
water
mark
'nrn-e
eaitrrly
alonr
hlrh
water
mark
t
rxiiiit
of
cowmen,
fluent,
and
rontalnn
arrei,
more
or
ie.
EUOE.1E
II.
SI.MrSO.f
liri
MIIV
,WT
MINERAL
ACT.
Appllrar.t
Cartlflcata
of
lmpromnta.
tpokane
Mineral
claim,
altuale
In
Ih
Ainu
Miiiinif
nirltlon
or
;ait
fiiurn
t.
on
the
wrat
aide
of
Itlir
Horn
nivrr
io
me
easi
or
aim
ailjolllillir
til
r.owiu
?imerai
i.iaim,
TAkK
.OTIt:e
Ilia
i
I.
Fred
Lawnoii,
nent
for
A
me
S.
I.awxm.
Free
Miner'
Certificate
Ao.
TOUiC.
Intend
.
iliti
Jay
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apdy
to
Hie
ilium
iirnjiurr
inr
a
eriiricaie
or
nil-irovinicnta,
for
the
iiirHe
of
olitalnlnt
i
thrown
i.
rani
or
the
aixive
rialm.
And
further
take
notice
that
artlon,
unner
aection
17.
inum
lie
commenced
lie
tore
i
no
iaue
or
aurn
certifiraie
of
I
in
inivemenai.
Dated
thli
SOlh
day
of
Auiruit.
A.l)
LAND
ACT.
In
the
Allln
l
and
DKrlrt
of
Haaalar
TAkK
XITICK
that
'.
Kllphlct
Noll
I'oiier,
or
new
voir,
pt.y..
V.X.A..
ncni
nation
hroker.
Iniend
to
apply
for
per
iiiilon
to
purchase
Ihe
followlnr
tie
crified
lamia:
Commencliir
at
a
Mt
planted
about
ttl
'lialna
aoiith
nf
lin
hie'a
Point
on
the
wel
lde
of
Tarlh
Ijike
about
eleven
mlle
south
of
the
Yukon
linrimlarv
line;
thrnre
Wet
10
chaln:
thence
north
n
rlialn:
thence
eit
10
chalnai
thence
southerly
followlnir
alonr
the
adore
jme
of
Taitlh
Lake
lo
point
of
rninmenrement,
Mid
parcel
conlalntnr
so
arrea,
more
or
leaa.
ELII'IILKT
'OTT
POTTFn,
Applicant.
,
Fred
Lawaoit,
Ajent
Paled
luaniai
tutb,
tn.
QUARTER
OF
MILLION
POUNDS
CONTRIBUTED
Restoration
of
St.
Paul's
Cathedral
Fund
Exceeded
Amount
Required
LONDON,
Sept.
30.
Thanks
(o
a
heavy
response
from
all
parts
of
the
world,
which
re-sulled
in
contributions
continuing
long
after
the
time
had
officially
elapsed,
the
funds
for
restoration
of
81.
Paul's
Cathe
dral
has
now
reached
Hie
high
mark
of
a
iiuarter
of
a
nullum
itcrliiiig.
The
Time
announces:
For
weeks
past
a
small
hut
per
sistent
aftermath
of
conlribu-
'ions
to
Hie
Fund
for
the
Preservation
of
St.
Paul's
has
contin
ued,
and
at
the
end
of
August
the
grand
total
of
subscriptions
received
since
the
appeal
was
launched
in
January
amounts
lo
a
iuarter
of
a
million
pounds.
A
iuarter
of
a
million
is
nearly
twice
as
much
as
the
Dean
and
Chapter
found
it
their
duty
to
ak
for
at
Hie
beginning
of
the
year:
fur
their
commission
of
experts,
who
had
taken
over
three
years
to
consider
the
problem,
put
the
required
ummiul
at
130,1)00
or
110.000.
The
tract
paironage,
is
alrea.Iy
losing
!.,.,.
,
,
5'J.i
I.
out
in
Ihe
popularity
race,
In
ils
place
Aicy
expect
to
j
appeal
would
certainly
not
I
tin
ilal
on
which
money
would
be
410.15.
collected,
and
from
then
until
,",!,
a,,u
IU
bKKk
J2
now
in.
contributions
have
flowed
er,
7.u
eacii.
j
Lot
2
and
3,
block
30,
(.
C.
(Walker.
SttS.MO
and
K1MK1.
j
GOOD
BIDDING
AT
TAX
SALE
(continued
from
page
jne)
'115.81.
Other
lots
selling
for
better
than
the
up.-el
price
were:
Lot
7,
block
I,
section
5,
lo
William
Putnam
for
lt5,
1U3
upet
price.
Lot
31,
block
U,
section
.McLkirklndate,
?U'.U.5,
price.
$!2l.iS.
Lot
fi,
bloek
IK,
section
A.
McCorkiiulM,e,
IGO.?5,
prtee,
l:i.2a.
Lot
18,
block
2,
section
A.
II.
i:
au
for
1
55.38,
price,
I-M.23.
Lot
l(i,
block
M,
sitIiou
C.
V.
llvitt
rr
153.57,
price
1
08.57;
the
same
chaer
also
bought
Ihe
adjoining
lot
lot
17
17
$108.57.
KI55.UU
each.
Lot
II,
bloek
ii,
section
I'.,
t:.
Walker,
IS
1.1(5.
Lot
111.
bloek
7,
seel
ion
K.
Ii.
(iibbons,
9IH5JJ5.
Lot
I'J,
block
it,
section
IL
U.
Walker,
(01)2.70.
4
Upe'
0,
to
I.
I.
1.
Lots
II
and
15,
block
20,
1,
to
C.
Dasso-licrl
al
927
L-
07
and
A210.MS.
Lot
21.
block
20,
section
M.
M.
Sleiheiis,
I55.0G.
Lot
15,
block
33,
section
1,
fo
I,
to
i:.
('..
(iibbons,
at
1
15.5
1.
Lots
21
and
22,
block
35,
sec-lion
t,
lo
4i.
i:.
Walker
at
8317.-70
and
15207.05.
Section
2
Lois
13
and
11,
block
17,
Mrs.
J.
Uiiwin,
20.0.1
each.
Lot
03,
iblock
20,
lo
O.
12.
Walker,
01.28,
Lot
71,
Idocft
20,
lo
J.
A.
ltd-anger,
83.00.
;
,
Section
5
Lot
8,
block
I,
K.
(2.
(Iibbons,
103.02.
Lot
2.
bloek."
(5,
M.
M,
!;lediens,
107.87.
Lot
I,
block
10,
12.
II.
.Mortimer.
177.7K.
Lot,
II,
bloc'hi
22,
W.
11.
Deny,
U71.30.
Ltd
21.
block
21,
IS.
12.
John
son,
807.01.
Lot
11,
block
27,
M.
M.
Sto-phens,
$70.77.
.
Lots
15
ami
10,
Henry
Smith,
25.02
and
2l,05.
Lot
15,
block,
1
1,
W.
Hchf,-
52.-37.
i:
Section
6
Lot
18,
block
K,
U.:,g.
Walker,
i?172.20.
v
i
Lot
10,
block
II,
I'.
Oamiila,
.l
18.71.
Lot
21,
block
12,
T,
.
"mIHc,
120.05,
',:
.1
Lot
10,
block
27,
(Lli.
Walker,
?H
11
.i
i
.
i
14
10.
block
3C.
M.
A.
Ixl-wnl,
'
'
7tf.lW.
Section
S
I
lls
S3
and
21.
Mock
3.
O.
C.
Walker,
35.3I
each.
I
l.otfl
JV.
30,
31,
3t.
M
and
to.
bloek
13.
W.
M.
Wright,
II3.'JI
each.
i
I)ls
3
and
I.
block
ti.
(i.
C.
.
.
Walker.
35.31
enrh
.
lOi
.
.
.
.
.
upwtl
Lois
I.
2
and
3.
UUh
3'.'.
II.
!C.
Walker,
$35.H2,
29.57.
i6.tS.
Lot
15,
28.
It
nml
15,
bhxk
()
j,
vv
.
vvngni,
sia.rii,
iv
1
1.
l7.tt
and
?I5.M5.
I.ol
7
and
68,
block
U.
M
l
tJULlmn.
HI
111
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a
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l
II
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V-".W"
v..
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I
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ll,
20.
21
and
22.
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VV-
l
V
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I
in
).
Upset
IN
THE
SUPRfKC
COURT
OF
pur-
herein
witfriu
tltlrt
.
'..
.
.
..
Sli",
'!
'man.
I
ty
flaira
tar
the
puitiiraiHin.
i.tuerutw
prmern
herein.
HVTl.li
Hit
tlih
day
I9fi.
BRITISH
sWlwren
Wfmt
W
.
i
Urk-,
rUlnlttr
AbmI
Tjttmlr
UiJicrlMiii
L.n
iu.f..l..uni
for
the
upset
price
of,
rviit
m.
umi
an
'u-u
n
I
cetoiiMAHtd
aml
yuu
b
the
alx.te
Inaiurd
I'laintin
ihr
f.ia
dat
i.r
sit
Lot
I,
block
10,
svotiuil
0,
lO
.
'el'
t
i
u
ArrrrUM-ut
f.w
saU
0.
V.
IMtt
fur
S220.00.
Upset
reetwl
l
Ihe
ale
ail
Tyrclii
V.r
nrir
price
?to.uu,
1
71
(iff
.
Ilu
nit
h:iiii
same
iinr-'
pur-,n
Slle
,
Mi.
,
Block
.
i.rwt.
Three
iimn
(J..
scrlHM1
v.u
chaser
also
bought
the
adjoining
.
Mcn
moi
Ain-etnent
i
daieu.
lot
mi
-
2
for
ll"!
the
upsel
uj"l
price,
"
ii
vi
SI1M..I.I
'..(
ami.
takI:
r.VkK
.lllTM't.
vitlf
umi
IMI
bt
bf
a
a
order
The
following
were
purchases
'VuTj.'T.'f,
n'
at
Uptel
priCVSj
jdeteit
that
puMlealliiu
of
tM
K.H
uaiei
lue
.1
1.
It.
a
I
i.l-
IT
It
:ni,l
I'.
Iilnitk
;"l"r
puutmmn
ai
rnmv
iiutuTI.I
I.OlH
1J,
1
1
all'l
1,
IHoOK
O,
nx,
i-nce
a
wrk
fr
fiHir
week
alMli
section
I,
lo
L.
II.
Mortimer,
-f)
"
'
rtuiaairwnHi
ill
utfw
Vtl
IUIX.B
;
A.Mi
It
a
flirther
ordered
.
Iftal
til-
nine
for
muetiug
an
apearare,
l"
by
you
In
Ute
xt
i,r
Simiiiikkm
In
(
ct(.Hi
lie
within
iMfly
day
after
tlw
,
Ma.t
fwbllrtUun
.f
umii
notice.
lo,
ir
It
i
your
InteiiiliMi
Ui
itereml
lhi.
Ilntlull
ym
wilt
Imvc
lo
enter
an
appear
i
lance
hi
It
Be.lMry
orriee
of
lhi
ll.w
i
(h!
oitralite
O.on
al
the
(jirt
ll.c.
prince
'wi-i
i.
n.i...
hi
ine
rii
or
iiiihihhii
of
Hie
la'l
1'UU.tlff
n.a;
of
September,
M.
novzAi
ts.
Sltetlar
for
I'Ulntirf.
To:
TetMpUr
lMjertaon
kerr.
Iieentlawt,
LAND
AOT.
Notlta
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purthaaaj
Land.
In
the
Urn
liec.
rtimr
fiiatrirl
of
Prince!
Itupert,
aiKt
aituate
on
lily
Falla
Ctrtk
wldch
flow
Into
the
Lcilall
ltier
alxiul
IS
iiiilen
from
lt
mouth.
TAkK
MiTICK
Ilia
I
Prime
Hiipcrt
spruce
Mill.
Limited,
or
Prince
liuprl.
occiipa
tlon
lamlier
manufacturer?.
Intend
to
apply
for
perm)ln
lo
piirrhaoe
the
follow
Inr
iaerlhed
landa:
0mmenrln
at
a
rt
planleil
bout
ts
elulna
lAirllierlr
rrirfii
Die
aoulheaul
corner
uf
lil
Alt.
flanre
four:
llienre
in
rhalna
northerly:
thence
tn
chain
ealer-
y;
inence
u
rnaina
aouilierly;
ttienee
40
ha
Inn
weaterly
to
point
of
romnienre-meiit,
and
containing
t6o
arret,
more
or
rill.NCK
nill'F.IlT
SI'IllCF
VIII.S,
i.iJtiTl.n
J.Ol
V,
blOCK
2V
L'd.w
'
"(-r,j
,,,rl.,iie
the
followlnir
iwlnir
drrlneil
dearrltieil
Inmta
iii8.yo.
Seotlon
7
fiitwt
loeo'
I'er
C.
p.
ail,
o4
ipnllrani
rtief,
Aaent
LAND
ACT.
Notlea
of
Intantlon
lo
Apply
to
Purchaaa
Land.
In
the
Land
liecorrtiny
DlairM
or
prlnee
luiliert.
and
beinif
a
Mirllon
or
lil
I
iwenly-ronr
).
liauye
fhe
It'.
kiM
liltiriel.
TAkK
MlTICK
that
rrliiella
Limited
or
I'rluce
lniert,
ll.t:.,
inrrrhanta,
intend
to
apply
ror
HTinlalon
to
ptirihate
lliu
follouinir
dearrllH-d
landa:
CommencliK
at
a
ihii
plan'ted
al
the
liorthcaal
corner
of
ut
tuenty-ruur
(fit
raime
rive
(a),
conn
.nintrlrt;
ihenre
oiiiii
iniriy
iwo
rnaiin:
nieiira
went
forty
clialut;
llwnre
norlli
eltlil
rhalna,
more
or
le,
lo
lilrli
water
mark;
thenre
tioilheaat
atona-
high
water
mark
lo
point
or
i-iiuimeiiri'ment,
and
rontaluliif
eighty
low,
a,,v,
iiivit-
,rr
ii-i..,
FniZZEI.L'S
I.IMITffl.
Haled
Aiirnal
18th.
K.tK
IQn!P"Cnl
I
AND
AOT.
Notlea
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaaa
Land.
In
the
Land
llennrdinr
Dlatrlct
of
prliir
ii'iiHTi.
aim
aiiuaie
ai
nil
ran
creek
wlilrh
flowa
InPi
Krutall
Itltrr
iIhiuI
is
ml
lea
from
III
mouth.
TAkK
moi:k
thai
r.iiri-t
p.
niii
of
Prince
Huiierl.
Il
l
.,
occupation
lumber-
Intend
to
aply
ror
n-nnlon
to
andar--
Cniiimeiiclnr
at
a
not!
nlantnil
i
n,
aouthwenl
rortirr
of
Lot
ASS.
Hunan
four;
thence
rhalna
iwiiitherly;
thenre
fij
,.i
...
...
...
vv
M
Welo-lil
'"'inia
weteriv:
thence
jo
riiaina
north.
Lot
block
fll,
riglU,
01,
1,
Ny.
inence
n
rhalna
eaaterly
to-
point
25.50.
Lot
32,
block
I,
W.
M.
Wright,
925.00,
I
nl
rotiimenceiiient,
and
rontalnlny
40
arret,
more
or
icaa,
Dated
AU.Utt
lilt).
C
1995.
IV
ftlKL.
Afpllcaul
Wednesday,
Septtmhfr
ao.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
-Placer
(iold,
$77,382,053;
Lode
(iiM
$nK
173,100;
Silver,
$8,82i,570;
Lead,
$70,048,578;
Copper,
6
1
K7.lM,:i7M:
'..r
171,1.07;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,101,340;
Coal
and
Coke,
$200,80,018;
llml!
Slnne,
llrick,
Cemenl,
clc,
$12,225,811;
making
its
Mineral
Prodiirliun
lo
Ihe
.;
1021
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
Ibi
Province
arc
more
liberal
ami
Ihe.
fees
lower
limn
lim
e
m
any
other
Province
in
tho
Dominion,
or
auj
colony
in
I
lie
llrihs.li
Kiupiru
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
or
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
arc
obtained
by
developing
stirh
properties,
the
serurity
of
wluh
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
llenorl
an
Map,
may
he
obtained
gr.r.
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.M.
Practically
all
Hrilisli
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
iihiii
who
Ii
dew
,
work
lias
-been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
lite
Annual
lleHirl
oi
tii-
of
Mines.
Thoc
considering
milling
iiicIiiiciiIk
should
refer
lo
in
h
renorN
T
.
are
available
willioul
charge
on
application
lo
the
Department
or
Mine.
ut
,
HeMiits
or
Ihe
Oeological
Suncy
of
Cinada.
Parifir
lloildiiig.
Yaiuoicr,
ore
v
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
iiifornialion.
appeal
had
not
been
before
the
U1
Work
A-
,:-
Ha'-!
public
longer
than
a
fortnight
-,J-
uimn
i:,nr
ii;,v
II.,.
Jones.
?
13.57.
'
I
fiiinl
li.iiiiUmii,')
v
iTimlnl
Hie
Lot
.
block
,
V.
O.
Ful-
a'
e
ii
i.....
1
was
evident,
however,
that
ii
ton.
3O.M0.
1
ii...
I
Lot
20,
block
III
Henry
Sinilli.
l.ol
.1.
block
Si,
Henry
Smith,
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
0
p.m.
Raymond
Griffith
"The
Night
Club"
All
adapluliou
nf
William
tie
Mtllr'.
.I.ig.
"Afler
Fiv."
A
rerreslnug
gnu
fm
.erved
:
(ihffilh,
the
tiinii)
felhm
wild
the
nlk
h
a
I
,in
otiietl)
e.t.
.
nuul,
inerrj
Uielaiiige
of
girl-
lirifltth.
Peppier
Ihan
h
IiimI,
tiiwidi-i
"
hare,
fiinniep
Ihnti
In-t
enr'
lpvv
lint,
it
gur.
laugh.
A
lwpp.
napiy
phoU-ply
runUiiiiii
g
low,
buely
ladie
hiiiI
riinuiat
raxr.
Jmn
i
Club"
mid
grin
with
(rnffilh.
The
nil
Imi.
-keeping
a
Mt.isght
l.u
r.
of
prellv
girl-
l
i
ul.
Raymond
Griffith,
Vera
Reynold,
Wallace
Bttrj,
Loulie
Fazenda
and
other.
COMEDY
THE
8
PATS
IN
"DEAF,
DUMB
AND
DAFFY."
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY.
Admission
35c
and
10c
Dollar
Sale
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
October
lit,
2nd
and
3rd.
Il.ive
ou
h
moment
to
.mre?
Well.
;
over.
It
might
mean
u
lug
saving
lo
von.
I'tllow
Ctition.
iu
mid
'j
mrlies
wle.
rtg.
Hale,
2
hhIs
lor
?UMI.
While
Flaniielclle,
;ju
inche
wide,
rg,
ar
umi
1
arils
lor
$1.00.
(irey
Slrtped
l-'laiiuelelle,
reg.
30r
hikI
:i.V.
S.il-
for
$1.00.
Hheeling,
rcg.
HT,v.
Sale,
jrtU
fur
$1,011.
20
dozen
Maud
Towel,
rcg.
Jiie.
Sale,
A
wiir.
i
teuton
Flannel,
reg.
tUc.
.Sale.
3
arU
for
Kimoim
tilolh,
reg.
el.2.,.
8ale,
'2
yiinN
for
1.""
Prints,
suitable
for
bouse
tlrossos
oml
tinm.
-
Sale.
7
ynnl
for
$1.00.
Heller
quality
PrinU,
rg.
Inr.
Sle.
5
ynnl.
s
Wlule
Oillon,
ineie
v
,-i
whlc.
Sale,
,i
ynnl
tirey
Cotlon,
30
incbo
wi.lc,
reg.
2.V.
Hale,
0
v
$1.00.
Heller
gnalily
(Ircy
Ddlon,
reg.
ar.e.
Sale,
1
v
.
$1.00.
20
Piece.
of
llfebiniif,
reg.
35c.
Sale,
1
anl
f-Unrk'
SlroitdetJ
Hiilbroitlvry
Coldui,
nil
color-.
fur
$1.00.
Arl
Silk
Flo.s,
reg.
.00.
Sale,
3
fur
S1.00.
Mooart
h
Floss
"Wool,"
reg.
30r.
Sflle.
iO
for
"
'
"
Monareh
Silk
Hosiery,
reg.
.fl.nr..
Salo
tjl.oo.
Penman'
llo-iery,
(Ircen
lleallier,
reg.
81.25
Sale
$1.00.
Lile
Hosiery,
reg.
75c.
Sale,
2
iwtlr
for.
(jl.oo.
50
Pair
(Jorsels,
reg.
8l'..i0
lo
$5,00.,
Sale,
$1.00
i
adiijsj
FbiiiiieleUe
.Nighlgowns,
feg.
$
1.
ll
and
l
Uiildren's
Fbimielelle
Nighlguwiis,
rcg,
$1.2"'-
s
Chiblren's
Ve-d
ami
Drawers
nil
Jlxs
(20.
;s.
reg.
$1.25
a
piofo.
Hale,
$1.00-per
noil.
LhihlreiiV
Conibiiialioiis,
sizes
Si
lo
32,
reg-
$1.75.
Sale,
$1.00.
Ladies'
Ve.s,
75c
lo
85c.
Sale,
S
for
$1.00.
Ladies'
Silk
ami
dillim
III
iiiirtia-tiM
miip
tit
I
"alt
S.itr
r.hiltlren's
Dresses,
S,
anil
0
years
rcg.
75c!
S.ii-$1.00.
SHOE
DEPARTMENT
To
iniike
room
for
New
I'nil
mvln'
in
nnr
Mi"'
p.irliiii'iil,
we
have
rleiired
our
shelvos
of
odd
sizes
'
'
"'
"ffcriug
Ihese
nl
a
price
al
which
no
tuniiiiriii
lni"
"
afford
(o
inako.
''
'J
l"''''s.
values
iit
lo
$0.50.
iMiis
gifnl
pairs,
values
up
lo
7.50,
miisl
go
al
pairs,
values
up
lo
7.85.
must
g.Mtt
r
pairs,
values
up
lo
8.50.
must
go
at
1-'
pairs,
values
up
In
8.75.
nnisl
go.il
'b?
Wc
Imvc
u
large
nssoilineiil
of
Fell
Slippers
in
t
"
rcn's
Lfidle.,'
and
.Men's
sizes
to
Hear
nl
$1.00
a
!''
'
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phone
045.
Sl
''I'
III
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
7lh
SI.