1
"AOK
MX
Ladies'
Handbags
Latest
Designs
Lowest
Prices
Eye
Glasses
Must
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
Hie
large
centres
testing
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Satin-Faced
Canton
Crepe
A
heavy
quality
Canton
Crepe
with
a
rich
lustrous,
sal
in
face'.
Ideal
for
dresses
Comes
in
lllack,
While,
Pansy,
Pearl,
Iloyal,
Orchid,
Hrowii,
Tsui,
Ochre.
3$
in.
Per
yard
$3.50
to
$3.95
West
of
England
Third
Ave.
Store
Phone
753,
MEAT
Specials
Visit
our
Meal
Dept.
and
gel
acquainted
with
our
new
hutelier.
No.
1
Steer
Hound
Steak,
2
lbs.
-45c
Slewing
Steak,
per
lb.
15c
Sirloin
Steak,
per
lb.
..
30c
Hamburger
Steak.
2
lbs.
25o
Pol
Hoast,
per
lb.
..
12'c
Pork
Sausage,
.very
special,
2
lbs.
for
35c
Walk
Over
and
Save
Money
at
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Firth
Ave.
East
Phones
18
and
84
FREE
DEMONSTRATION
VEGEX
Mm.
I.nw
will
demonstrate
Veg'-x.
Hip
richest
known
food
in
Yilamin
1)
on
the
market
today.
We
cordially
invite
you
('i
attend.
i
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co.
Four
Phones
210
-
211
-
212
293
Auditorium
Will
open
fur
u
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
.
.
.
2
lo
4
i:eiiings
....
8
lo
10
Good
Music
both
sessions
Competent
instructors
lo
leach
beginners.
L.
J,
Marren
-
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
LLOYD
GEORGE
LAND
POLICY
LANDLORDISM
BROKEN
DOWN
Proposal
by
Liberal
Leader
That
State
Should
Rosume
Au
thority
Over
Land
The
new
Liberal
land
campaign
was
initialed
by
Lloyd
OeOrge
recently
und?r
somewhat
depressing
conditions,
says
the
London
Times.
Haiti
persisted
during
the
greater
part
of
his
speech,
and
since
the
demonstration
was
held
in
an
exposed
part
of
Killertdn
l'arkj
on
tl(c
estate,
of
V.
1.
Arland,
in
the
Tiverton
Division,
Lloyd
Oeorge
may
reflect
with
satisfaction
that
the
grealer
part
of
an
audience
es
timated
to
number
30,000
ro-
HUDNUT'S
TOILETRIES
We
are
stocking
a
complete
line
of
Itichard
llud-iiutV
popular
"T
h
r
e
e
1'lowers"
preparations
and
other
exquisite
Iliidnul
deal
ions
nt
popular
prices,
'three
Flowers
Pcrfuuts,
per
uz
$2.00
Three
Flowers
Face
Cream
.
.
50o
Three
Flowers
Face
Powder
$1.00
Three
Flowers
Hand
and
Face
Lotion
50c
Visit
our
new.
slore
and
receive
a
sample.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Cor.
Third
Ave.
A
Fifth
St.
I
Urges
Changes
In
Order
to
Stimulate
Interest
In
Rural
Life
i
In
Britain
m
FOR
ALL
.your
baking,
use
BAKING
POWDER
Mode
in
Conoda
-
No
Alum
!
1
i
in
in
brokeij
dowik,
and
uuiiung
has
Ihe
soil
of
Britain
as
long
as
we:
the
full
harvest
of
their
own
la-
has
built
ur--on
the
same
condi-preserve
the
existing
system
of.bor
and
enterprise.
(ion
of
good'cultivalion.
agriculturo
(enure.
Subsidies
icranls
in
aid,
and
credits,
stand
ing
alone
'only
help
(o
pfolonar
Ihe
life
of
a
system
doomed
lo
perish.
Landlordism
has
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
NOTICE
IS
1IEKEBY
C1VL.V
Dial
tb
reserve
ciUtiug-
over
U.t
mo.
Haure
4
coast
liblrlct,
la
lamcllt-d.
O.
It.
SADE.t,
Deputy
Minuter
of
Laiuls
Land
Department,
Victoria.
B.C.
tinl
si.pt..
l.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchate
una.
In
the
Land
tlerordmr
Dlttrlct
of
Prince
Huiert.
ana
situate
at
the
moutti
ol
HI
if
falls
Creek
which
fluwa
Into
the
fcrslill
mver
about
IS
uillrs
from
it
fnouui.
TAkE
.NOTICE
that
John
A.
Smith
ol
Prlnre
liupert,
it.t:..
occupation
lumber
man.
intends
tu
armlv
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
described
landi:
JOII.I
A.
SMITH.
Applicant
Ter
C.
P.
Itlef.
Ateni
Dated
Aiiro.f
tun
I
AND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purcnas
Land.
In
the
Land
Recording
DIMrlct
tf
Prlnre
Iliipert.
and
situate
at
Hie-
Falls
Creek
hlrb
flows
into
ErMall
lllver
iboiil
miles
rrtun
it
mouth.
TAKE
SOTCE
that
Clifton
P.
niel
-f
Prlnre
Ilunert.
B.C..
orrunatlon
lumber
man.
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purrnae
tne
rnnoin
oesennea
lands:
.nmmenrinir
ai
a
di
nianiea
ai
tne
mithwei't
ronier
of
Ut
CI,
Itanre
four;
thence
to
chains
southerly:
tnenee
t-i
rlialns
westerly:
tlienre
10
chains
north
erly;
Ihenre
iO
chains
eatteriy
to
polnl
of
commencement,
and
contalnlnt;
10
acres.
more
or
less.
C.
P.
BIE1..
Appllcan'
naleH
rnt
Silk.
tOM
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land.
lu
Prince
nupcrt
Land
lumrdinv
Ills
trlrt.
and
altnale
at
ewcmlie
Harbor.
cut
uiand.
about
one
mile
njrilfat
from
the
entrance
to
petrel
channel,
and
about
one
mile
southerly
from
the
northeast
corner
or
Lot
B033r.
Take
notice
that
Wallace
Fisheries
Limited,
or
Vancouver,
ii.c,
occupation
'aiinerymen,
lineiid
in
apply
fur
a
lcae
or
Ihe
roiiowinir
prescribed
landr:
-
Commend
n
it
at
a
port
Planted
about
Miie
miles
In
a
southerly
direction
from
(he
northeast
comer
ol
Lot
IU33P-.
thence
-'iiitli
t.tl
Tliains;
thence
west
A.nu
'-halns;
Uience
norlti
0.70
chain;
theme
easterly
iiieaiideHne;
alonir
tlie
turh
water
mark
to
ost
ol
comuien'-cp'.'iit,
and
'
ulitalnlnir
1
OU
arre,
mure
r
le.
WALLACE
tTSIIKIIIES
IJMITEt).
Applicant.
Paled
ScpteliJier
toth,
I9.'..
x
no
uaiu
i
i
"
'
'
"
jjjfg-yc:
TggefrgT;l
---
'
chase
their
land
when
prices
were
hiigb,
and
to
pay
in
addition
monopoly
prices
in
order
to
sae
themselves
from
eviction.
It
must
be
uti
essential
part
of
a
great
national
scheme
of
cultivation
that,
exceptional
meas-lures
should
bo
taken
In
relieve
i
the
unfair
and
paralysing
hur-!
ilens
now
being
borne
by
this
class.
It
is
essential
the
publlo
should
'have
complete,
power
lo
regain
'
possession
of
all
land
it
needs
;
for
housing
the
people,
"for
nui-'nicipal
or
national
needs,
or
for
the
necessities
of
industrial
ex
pansion,
and
thai
all
minium;
values
created
in
the
future
by
Ihe
communily
should
inure
to
the
benefit
of
the
rommunity.
As
Hip
landlord
has
since
Ihe
wai
ceased
lo
be
an
adequate
means
of
supplying
capital
for
the
full
and
effective
ulilliation
of
the
land,
Ihe
slale
iittiat
step
'ui
and
assist
liberally
in
provid-ing
the
landlord's
part
of
the
investment.
The
first
condition
tif
in-reased
production
from
Ihe
mained
listening
Under
Ihcir
urn
been
set
up
to
iakc
its
place,
land
is
to
terminate
this
vicious
brellas
to
the
whole
of
a
speech
l
lie
result
is
that
it
is
generally
and
unbusinesslike
system
oJ
which
occupied
over
an
hour
'and
admitted
that
agriculture
is
land
(enure,
arid
in
order
(o
do
a
half.
I
gradually'
falling
into
disrepair,
this
you
must
(rlc
to
Ihe
cultita
i.ioyu
ueorge
discussed
some
ti
is
propuseu
mat,
me.
mate
tor
complete
security
tlial
ns
of
the
general
principles
arrived
should
resume
ils
authority
over
long
as
he
cultivates
the
laud
In
al
in
the
sljll
unpublished
re-'the
landnot
in
order
16
eulli-will
reap
Ihe
same
measure
of
port
or
the
committee
or
lnquiry(aie
tne
land
itseit
inai
.would
benefit
from
his
enterprise,
his
which
has
been
at
work
for
two
be
nationalization
except
for
skill,
his
labor,
his
eapilnl,
and
years.
The
following
yire
his
jibe
creation
of
forests
on
waste
his
foresight
us
lie
would
do
if
principal
points:
lands
but
for
the
purpose
of
he
had
been
engaged
in
any
other
Lloyd
George
Scheme
'igiving
Ific
necessary
security
lo'prufession,
trade,
or
,
business.
We
have
come
to
(he
definite
(he
cultivator
of
the
soil,
that,
if
and
(hat
Ills
children
will
have
conclusion
(hat
it
is
useless
(o
and
sp
long
us
he
cultivates
it,
the
fame
choice
as
he
has
to
attempt
lo
make
(he
best
use
of,
he
and
hi
children
shall
reap
parry
on
the
business
which
he
We
mean
that
the
landlord
A
national
policy
or
eultiva-should
be
compensated
for
tho
Hon
must
fall
unless
you
retain
real
value
of
his
legitimate
iu-j
labor
on
(he
land
.
and
attract
liifnf
Hiii
we'll
tttnasliiawf
It'ee
-tiltlat.
I..
el...
1..f..t
of
this
interest,
in
(he
business,!
in
a
short
time
Ihe
number
of
completely
and
not
for
deprivation
of
the
lyddiiay
available
for
laborers
unjust
power
ho
now
possesses
could
be
trebled
and
even
tpjad-by
Ihe
exercise
of
his
monopoly
rupled,
and
gradually
the
whole-
artificially
lo
force
up
value
toi
demand
would1!
fulfilled.
an
extortionate
and
tinremunera
live
level.
Free
From
Worry
Compensation
should
be
paid.
not
in
a
capital
sum,
but
in
the
""
mus(',lieT.h
first
cJiurge
on
rorm
of
an
annual
payment.
11
H
''!
He
annuities
p4id
is
fair
that
the
lamllord
should
I'resenl
owners
of
the
soil
Le
secure
of
the
same
net
income
m,!t
'XW
"
reference
to
this
in
respect
of
Jiis
land
as
ho
is
supreme
condition
a
living
now
enjoying,
lie
would
be
as
wage
for
(he
worker
and
ait-ode-well
off.
and
even
better
off.
be-
nuale
return
to'
a
good
cultivator.
cause
ho
would
be
free
from'
Iteplying
to
a
vote
of
thanks.
worry.
j'r-
Lloyd
(ieorsre
said
that
he
A
fair
rent
is
the
first
condi,-
as
absolutely
convinced
that
(ion
of
success
ror
any
culliva-
"ie
proposals,
i
put
into
oper-tor.
This
must
be
ensured
in
atioii.
would
!
the
regeneration
i.omniencinir
at
a
pot
planted
at
tne,
any
sCIielllC
thence
30
chains
northerly;
thence
10
chain
westerly,
more
or
le,
to
the
Zt-lall
Hirer;
I
hence
JO
chains
southerly;
I
hence
JO
chains
easterly,
and
cuntalninri
u
acres,
more
or
less.
SHI
LI)
TKMil.l'o
uill
tx
rrcriTcd
1I
Mm-
Minister
'it
l.aiul
al
Victijria
But
Uteri
.liau
ihiihi
mi
tlx-
Kill
day
ut
.Vurcnilr.l
lllii.
fur
tlw
nurchiM-
ui
IJtrum
X7417.
lu
cut
t.34I.OUO
frrl
of
Sftrure.
Ildbiluck,'
ami
odar
un
Lot
lim,
l.lua
laland,
Sk
Kle
in
!
Ink
I.
ot)9-n
utiarhitle
itlanua
Dlf-,
irtrt.
Two
(Hi
ar
will
Im-
allow
rd
for
it'Ulr.rnl
I
tllli
TlttiKHH
will
rrrelfil
l.y
Oik
(irrirlal
AdiiUnUlrator,
I'rlnre
llupert,
.:..
up
!'
II
i-riieK
iiimiii
itn
moii'1v.
the
i;tu
iiir
or
tiivtiuiM-r,
ts,
ror
Uw
rmiowiiir
Niiiliia-
interenln:
I
I
inierem
in
tlx-
Yrl
iwatone
nrmip.
roiinl.lliir
or
"VellnMlHM"
"llutte,"
ami
"'id
Tinier"
Mineral
Claltne
t.pel
Mire
If.UIIO.OO.
i
t
Inlerenf
III
the
"Aliai'irtula
Urmiti.''
i
illlii;
of
the
HAnarHida."
"AnanHiiH
n.
I."
anl
the
"Aiiainiida
I'raftlon'
Mineral
Claim.
i
t
liiti-rett
In
the
pavroll
Oroiiu.
i-imi-l.iin
or
tlie
"Cavmll
So.
i"
ami
"fy-roll
Kit.
I"
Mineral
Claim.
The
alMivn
mentioned
Halm
are
all
llnale
In
the
K.Iiifiii
lllver
Rerllmi
or
Ihe
Pnrilaiid
tUimt
Mlnlnir
III.
Linn,
Mt
or
the
rlalrna
adjoin
Ihe
"Korty
Mne
The
lowest
or
any
teiidr
not
lieca
airtiy
accepttd.
Hvery
laborer;hould
have
half
ati
acre
as
a
right.
As
to
the
wages
of
(he
workers
as
well
as
Ihe
profits
of
the
cultivator,
I
of
rural
life
in
Ibis
country.
It
Tens
of
thousands
of
farmers
vtntild
be
Ihe
beginning
of
a
great
have
been
compelled
by
post-war
Ih'ng
for
the
villages
of
England.
ninditions
and
die
breaking
up
of
eslales
sjnee
Ihe
war
lo
pur-
fUAIIFWrF
m
TIMBER
SALE
X7427
PRESENTED
BY
KING
Competition
In
Shooting
by
Boys
Under
18
Years
of
Ago
Throughout
Empire
to
be
Conducted
LONDON,
Oct.
20.
I
he
Na-
Itifle
Association
an-
lurttwr
nartiruurn
r
Uw
iAMt
Tors'
iiouuccd
in
February
last
that
e'mivYu?.'
Sit
W
D"Uift
iorttx,r
the
War
Office
and
Ciuada.
Aus-
I
India,
New
Zealand
and
youth
,.n.aun
v
Africa
had
all
prel
111
principle
Sealed
Tendirit
mil
he
risclrrd
by
II
to
KltHIIlillK
the
results
of
tllC
Uinl.ler
of
Laixl
al
Victoria
t
later,
,
....fi,...
i,il,f
I'..,..
than
nxni
on
Um
and
rtv
ut
Ocf.l-f,
I
III
tZ
J
Itt
VIUIIltlT
ajiiiaja-
-vww
t5,
ror
it
tKir.-i,af
a
i.icrnre
7tf.
o-tit
oils
for
boys
under
Ui
rut
Sfit.uuil
rwl
or
Sfirui!'
awl
linn-
.
'
.
,
IB
link
m.an
area
mtiialnt
on
Miwll
IhM
veals
of
aKe
SO
(IS
10
lorill
Ull
Sr?.?!2
7
.V,'i!
,"rti',,'rl
annual
lest
match
on
a
law
Two
it'
year
Hill
lie
allowed
ror
re-liHival
ut
tlinln-r.
lurllirr
rtcular,
or
the
i:hlf
lor-eter,
Victoria.
.;.,
or
Olatrtrt
rrlnre
Hu-erl.
U.C.,
TIMBER
SALE
X7475.
scale
and
that
the
King
was
pre
sentitrx
a
challenge
trophy.
His
Majesly
has
sent
the
en
couraging
message
mat
lit-'
convinced
that
the
new
match
Sealed
Teul
r
will
I
received
by
should
prove
a
SUCCCSS
and
pro
lalei
than
ih,ii
on
Ur
Iftb
day
ufl
lltole
a
spirit
Of
Comradeship
uiSJ'Tui'.Xt
SfiamoiiKst
the
boys
of
ll.e
Umpire.
eprut'e.
Ilefiiiot-K
airl
ixiir
mi
an
arei
Klluated
on
lite
umiIIi
ll
of
Tattoo
Itlaml.
Itlrtisrrlwiii
Ind
t.
Oueeti
Charlotte
Itlamlo.
Two
(
yeary
will
lie
allowed
fur
re
UKial
or
tlii.lier.
Kurllx-r
tKirllciilara
or
the
Chief
Korea-ler.
.
Victoria.
II.C,
or
plairirt
loreater.
io..
unfurl.
II
r.,
TIMBER
SALE
X7469.
Sealed
Tciidcra
will
lie
rerelved
by
Km-
Milliliter
or
l.aiKl.
at
Victoria
not
later
than
iiooii
on
the
HKth
day
of
October.
1S1J.
ror
lite
rmrrliav
or
l.lci-IH-e
X7it,
to
cut
I.T4U.U0U
feet
or
-iriicc
ann
uemioric
fin
an
area
auuaien
on
ManM-tt
Inlet,
alioiit
X
mllea
rroni
Tort
Clrnieiita,
Queen
Clurlotle
lilaudi
1'i.trici.
'
Two
.
yeara
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
or
tlllilier.
(Ireal
llritaiit.
Canada,
South
Africa,
Australia,
and
New
Zea
land
will
each
remain
unrestrict
cd
as
to
the
number
of
cuuipi'li
perial
shields
competitions,
hut
for
the
King's
trophy
they
will
be
represented
In
11)25
by
Unbent
(earns
or
platoons
ulccleil
after
firing
and
aggregating
not
c
than
2,000,
boy
wlmao
n-craKe
ceore
will
constitute
tin-figure
of
merit
of
Ilrilaiu
ami
..,!.
t
....
i
..
1
..
In.
Ill
lVavlf.ll
.......
.
.
,-,,.
I..HVH
".iiiiiii,
rii.
r'-,"-..,
ier.
virtoru.
it.
:
..
or
Dimrict
KoreaP-r.1
Ilbodeaiu,
ami
till
Ihe
reinaiinnK
e--flf
ati,-aari.
l
I
SCALED
TENDERS
Eatata
William
Murphy,
Dacaaaad
Itritieh
poe!rioiia
will
bu
grouped
in
from
one
Dominion
xi)
an
to
collect
Iho
Decennary
minimum
number
of
lemon
or
plalooun
on
llicir
bebulf
and
en-u!ile
every
HrllUh
boy
lo
compete
in
(be
(el
mulch
no
mai
ler
where
bo
live.
Tlie
trophy
Uu$
now
been
re
ceived
from
Ihe
King..
Willi
lite
Kiiug'ti
approval
the
National
llifle
Aocliilloit
will
present
mcdaln
of
hoiiyr
in
connection
wilh
llil
malcK
Hvery
boy
in
any
part
of
tiiu
.Kinplre
who
ecorcs
100
poli'M.
will
rccei
this
meial
i'G
ailver,
and
boy.
Tuesday,
Ootober
S.
t9?.
B
RITISH
COLUMB
A
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
iiw
r,.,i.
I
Minerni
ns
follows:
-Placer
(iold,
$77.3SV,tr:t:
Lode
finf
.
ta
173
.7.1.1110;
Silver,
$08,821,570;
Lead,
$70,0
.8,fi78;
(.oppcr.
,8J'"'',1H:
',
'
I7I.1U7:
Miscellniieous
Minerals,
$1,
t;l.3-lU;
t:oal
mid
(Jike,
f-HO
,h0,0
H
,
Hritk,
Cement,
elc,
$.2,225,Kli;
making
ils
.Mineral
Prodiiclion
lo-
Itir
e
:j
,
171
bloiR'
ilone,
1112
1
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
nT
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
Hie
fee
lower
tliuii
IV.
:
t,
iinv
oilier
Proviiirt!
in
Ihe
Hoiiilnioii.
or
at
j
c
ilony
in
llir
UrUish
Citipirc
Mineral
loralions
ttro
granted
lu
discoverers
for
nominal
frt's.
Absoliile
Titles
nro
iihlained
ly
developing
sin
h
inperlie,
the
eeurily
of
wli
t
gu.iraiileetl
by
Criiwn
(i
rants.
,
l
ull
iiiftiriiialioii
logothcr
with
Mining
IU'KiU
u-
Map-,
may
be
oldaiiied
g
addreing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
Brltlih
Columbia.
N
il.
Prnelienlly
nil
llrilish
tilumbia
Mineral
Propertie
upon
who
li
d-v;
woik
lins
been
done
are
described
in
some
our
of
the
VimiiioI
HejHirls
o(
(he
M
of
Mines.
Those
rtiiisidcriiig
iniiiiiiK
inelineiile
slioiild
refer
lo
siirli
rrHir'
f
nee
innil.ilile
witlitil
charge
on
application
lo
Ihe
lleparlmenl
of
Mines,
V..
i
Hi
purls
of
Ihe
Ocologii
al
Hiirxry
of
Canada.
Pacific
lliiilduig,
Vancouver,
ore
l
uieiided
as
valualdc
soitii'es
of
iiifoniinlioii.
.ln.
roiv
!'.
or
iii-iiil
in
bronze.
j
8
points
the
PRINCE
CHARLESTO
MAKE
ALASKA
TRIP
AGAIN
THIS
WEEK
'Ihe
CN.lt.
sieniiKT
Prince
Charles
will
make
annllo-i-
trip
''
Alaska
Ibis
week
leaxing
ln-re
ai
(o'clock
tomorrow
flennofi.
and,.
reluming
next
MiiuMy
evetiiiiK.
will
pick
up
Ihe
run
of
(h
steamer
Prince
(icm-p
and
IT
V
rred
south
sailmir
al
II
p.liu
,
The
lime
sclu-diiled
f'ir
the
ar
rival
of
llir
Priiiea
Charles
from
the
soulli
will
be
3
o'cimk
Sa'-
tirday
afternoons.
The
train
for.
Ihe
Mast
on
Saiuidays
will
lield
pending
Ihe
arrival
of
Ho-steamer.
i
SENATOR
nOCHE
DIES
i
HALIFAX.
Oct.
JO.
SMial..i
W'iUlain
Rnehe.
H3
yer
of
aK1'.
died
yesterday
afternoon.
dverlie
in
Mix
Uallv
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unrwervul.
aurveye.!
Crown
Un-U
my
b
rr-tmpt1
by
lintlsli
auhjecu
over
l
yrarw
of
K.
rt'l-
by
adlen
on
declarlnic
Intention
to
bvroma
HrltUh
subject
a.
conditional
utn
rtaUriwa,
oocrfpfttlon,
jJ
Improva
merit
(or
Krlcultuta
ouroa.
Fun
lnfonntlon
corwernlnar
tarn
3
lions
rrcardlna;
pr-emptlona
la
Klveo
In
DulWlln
No.
1.
Land
Herlea.
"Mow
to
lYe-ernpt
Ijind."
coplea
ct
libldi
can
b
obtained
fret
of
chars
y
addrewlnr
the
Departinent
ot
Larcta.
Victoria,
II.C
or
to
anr
Oo
trnment
nL
Hocorda
wtll
l)
aranted
covertnf
only
land
aultabla
for
aitrlculturaj
purtioeea.
and
which
la
not
timber
land.
!...
carrying
over
1.000
board
ft
tier
acre
weat
of
the
Coaat
Hint
and
6.00U
feet
pr
acre
eaal
of
that
Kanse.
,
Atllcatlona
for
pre-emptlona
are
to
le
uddreeaed
to
the
Iand
Com.
mlasioner
of
the
Iind
Iteconllna;
III
vision.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
le
situated,
and
are
made
en
printed
forma,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
front
the
Iand
Commissioner.
rre-emptlons
mutt
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvemente
mad
to
value
of
110
er
acre,
Including
clenrlnic
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
revel
ved.
Kor
more
detailed
information
aee
the
llulletln
"How
to
Tre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
pur-'
chase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
bln
tlmberUnd.
for
agricultural
purpoaea;
minimum
price
for
flrat-class
(arable)
land
Is
"-
tors
who
may
enter
for
the
In.-,
la
".nTl:
per
arre,
",
ani
aecona-ciaes
.cr'.."
KU"h'eV?n
formation
retcardlna;
purchaae
or
leaae
I
of
Crowr.
landa
la
Riven
in
jjunewn
,
No.
10,
(jind
Herles,
"Iurchaae
and
Ieaae
of
Crown
Landa."
1
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
altes
os
timber1
land,
not
eaceedlnaj
49
acres,
i
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
con
,
dlUons
Including
payment
ol
,
stumpaeje.
HOMESITE
LEASES
J
Unaurveyrd
arena,
not
eiceedlna;
10
acre",
may
be
leased
as
homealtea,
,
condlUonal
upon
a
dwelling
belnu
'
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
beln
j
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
I
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
1
LEASES
For
itrazlns-
and
Industrial
pur-
!
poses
areaa
not
eaceedln
tap
acres
!
may
be
leased
by
one
psrson
or
a
i
company.
QR.AZINQ
Under
the
Orailns;
Act
the
Proy
I
Ince
la
divided
Into
grazing
districts
and
the
range
admlnlatared
under
a
Oratlntr
Commlaaloner.
Annual
i
grating
permits
are
lsausd
based
on
I
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
1
to
established
owners.
Stock-owners
may
form
.
uaclationa
for
range
1
management.
Krse.
or
partly
free,
permits
ars
available
for
settlers.
raspers
aoa
irTni,
up
ia
mm
,
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
THURSDAY
ONLY,
7
and
0
p.m.
Thomas
Meighan
"OLD
HOME
WEEK"
A
ph"l.i
pl,i
with
nine.
I.
-peed
.md
l
ft
The
lale
of
a
ini'esfu
failure
periiill
wnl'i
i.
"gtHnl
lurk"
star
by
(ierge
AiJe.
Aiiii-rie'
lor-luoriL
The
-inry
of
n
Io
n!
,..y
tkfio
'l"nc
lion
good.
He
had
a
lim.s
Ituinl
liefofe
him
nd
1
1
behind
turn.
If
)on
waul
to
get
Hie
tlirill-lh
ii
in
a
lifelinie,
be
on
Hie
sidelines
when
I
mn
limn
lung
hoinr,
ia
k
(
the
girl
he
hud
left
In
li
to
(he
(nwn
tb
if
went
i,i
k
uii
Imn.
SI
nm
g
-i
Thomas
Meighan,
Llla
Lee,
Larry
Wheal,
Charlti
Sellon,
Charles
Dow
Clark,
Zelma
Tlden
and
others.
COMEDY-
"SEEIN
THINGS."
HflL
ROACH'8
RASCAL1
"OUR
GANG."
PATHE
REVIEW
35c
and
10c
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operaitlng
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating.
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
MachlnlK,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Palltr.
mKer$,
rounain,
woodworker!,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
al!
klruU
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38
TUGBOATS
Day
Phonci
423
539
Gr.
238
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
O.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phoni
6S7
539
Or.
23S
Black
735
MISSES'
and
CHILDREN'S
DANCING
SLIPPERS
Now
Hint
the
dancing
schools
nre
nbout
lo
renew
liclivilie
for
Ihe
winter
neuron
we
are
iigiiin
ready
to
jdy
your
children
wilh
''Turn"
Hack
Kid
lUneiiirr
li'i
With
cyclcU
on
nides.
Hizes
from
t
In
AIo
we
have
in
j-lock
Cliildreu's
and
,Misc
'
Hliiper
in
'Various
styles.
from
85c
to
$1.85
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phone
045.
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St.