AOE
SIX
mi
DAILY
rTKWB
Wednesday,
October
7,
jgjj
MEMBERS
FOR
STORK
TELLS
Diamonds
WHEAT
POOL
ABOUT
VISIT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
In
Ihe
Latest
Design
Setting
Finest
(Jualily
Stones
from
$25
up
Value
Ouaranleed
or
Money
Itcfundcd
Eye
Glasses
Must
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
the
large
centres
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
We
are
supporting
Gyro
Carnival
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
tho
North
54
Inch
Dress
Flannels
Our
usual
first
quality
Dress
Flannels,
cosy
and
warm,
comes
in
range
of
popular
shades.
Specially
Priced
per
Yard
$2.00
Wo
'are
Supporting
Gyro
Carnival
West
of
England
Store
Third
Ave.
Phone
753.
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
for
PICKLING
Now
Is
the
time
you
want
Pickles
8
His.
(ireen
Tomatoes.
H
lhs.
Onions.
2
Head
Celery.
3
Cucumbers.
xk
lb.
.Green
I'eppers.
I
lb.
Can.
Knglish
Mustard.
$1.00
We
aro
Supporting
Gyro
Carnival
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Avo.
East
Phones
18
and
84
CREPE
DE
CHINE
Figured
Scarves
Now
Designs
Just
Received
Special,
each
-
$4.95
Wo
are
Supporting
Gyro
Carnival
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phono
9.
Dn
E,
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Holgorson
Block,
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
Office-
Hours
9
to
C.
X-Ray
Service
Phono
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
hvenlngs
i
Aim
of
Organization
Is
to
Add
10,000
This
Year
Following
Successful
Operation
CALGARY,
Oct..
7.
Aiming
at'
an
increase
in
its
membership'
of
10,000
tho
Alberta
Wheat
.
-
-
....t.f...
i
v
ta
u
VUIII"
paigu
to
be
conducted
on
an
eit-1
lirely
diferenl
basis
to
those1
previously
organized
on
the
prairies.
i
The
objective
or
the
organization
eummittec
is
to
boost
the
membership
to
12,000,
which
in
the
averaue.
of
act-case,
will
brine-
the
total
aereace.
of
llm'
pool
to
4,200,000,
an
increase
of
nearly
a
million
acres.
The
success
of
the
past
two
years
prompted
the
directors
of
(lie
pool
to
authorize
the
present
canvass,
which
will
be
pursued
to
the
end
of
the
year.
In
the
past
all
canvassing
has
been
done
voluntarily,
but
President
II.
V.
Wood,
and
the
Iin.inl
nf
lireclors
to
recompense
canvas-'
sers
on
a
commission
basis.
I)e-lcgales
and
local
secretaries
are
eligible
to
narticinale
in
the
drive.
In
1023.
.(he
first
year
of
its
operation,
the
Alberta
Wheal
'ool
"ui
handled
iiiinincii
j
31.222.833
bushels
nusneisi
The
combined
uuuiuiucu
membership
memoersinp
or
or
n-atiiofrr
reading?
room
room
which
which
was
was
or
wheat,
that
bad
a
total
value!
t,ie
thrcit
three
Criiinflhiii
Canadian
i.-ln'if
wheal
tkfuilu1
pools'
cl
1
liv
by
a
a
l;ito,i
large
ntiinln,.
number
ui
uf
..r
lo
the
farmers
or
this
province
'4
1
10.000
and
the
volume
of.
and
others.
Al
the
joint
of
837.51(5.528.
837.51(5.528.
The
The
croo
croo
oflwheat
oflwheat
handled
handled
durinK
during
the
the
nasi1
i.ast'at
at
Stewart
Stewart
there
there
was
was
a
a
U21
was
not
so
unirormlv
erood.i
23.025.135
bushels
or
wheat
pas-fOOU
sing
through
the
Pool,
valued
al
35.050,000.
The
deductions
made
from
the
ISI23
pool
for
reserve
funds
were
21
1,580,
and
from
"the
li)2t
pool,
approximately
9590.000.
The
cost
or
operation
ner
bushel
tvas
in
1023.
2-5
or
one
cent,
audi
WEEK
-
END
SPECIALS
GROCERY
DEPT.
Puffed
Wheat,
2
for
.
,
25o
Old
Dutch
Cleanser,
3
for
25c
Limit
0
to
each
customer
holers'
Syrup,
5
lb.
tin
45c
Combination
Special
H
cartons
Sunlight
Soap,
reg.
75c,
1
pkgs.
Lux,
reg.
50c.
Special,
S1.00
Del
Monte
Dri-I'ak
Prunes,
reg.
.00.
Special
.
.
75c
Del
Monte
Pork
and
ltcans,
reg.
12
Vic.
Special,
3
for
,
25c
Snider'
Tomato
Cut
sup,
rng.
35c.
Special,
bottle
i.
25c
Malkin'
Hest
Tea,
1
lb..
reg.
75.
Special.
Ib.
65c
Fly
Tox,
reg.
50c.
Special
.
.
35c
Fly
Tox,
nig.
75c.
Special
.
.
55c
Fly
Tox,
reg.
St.
25.
Speeial
..
95c
Fly
Tox,
reg.
Si.
00.
Special
t
$3.50
fruit
Jars
To
Clear
Safety
Seal,
ills.,
reg.
1;15.
Special
$1,15
Safety
Seal,
ijls.,
reg.
SI.
05.
Special
$1.35
SaTely
Seal,
Vi
gals.,
reg.
S2.i5.
Special
...
$2.15
Uiieeu
Jars,
pis.,
reg.
St.
05.
Special
$1.35
Uuecn
Jars,
(jts.,
reg.
$1.05.
Special
$1.60
Kcouomy
Tops,
reg.
Mir.
Special
30c
Fruit
Jar
Itlngs,
reg.
the.
Special,
I
doz
25c
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Cooking
Onions,
special.
8
lbs
25o
100
lb.
sack
$2.50
Terrace
Turnips,
10
lbs.
25c
HI0
lb.
sack
$1.90
Terrace
Carrots,
10
lbs.
25c
too
lb.
sack
.
.
.
.
$1.90
Itipe
Itanium,
per
do..
50o
Tokay
Crapes,
per
Ib.
15o
Mcintosh
lied
Apples,
4
lbs.
25o
Per
box
$2.15
Provisions
l'eameal
Hack
llacon,
mn-
cbine
sliced,
per
Ib.
45c
(iuaranleed
New
Labi
F.ga.
It
doz
60c
Oruyere
Cheese,
per
carton
45c
Ontario
Cheese,
per
lb.
30o
Rupert
Table
Supply
4
Phones
:210
-
211
212
and
298
Iinefa)fovear
needs
the
preserving
effect
of
NUGGET'
ShoePolish
to
keep
it
softsmooth,
pliable
and
smart.
Did
yoa
"Naggct"
your
thoet
this
morning?
MaJt
In
Black,
Tan,
Tonty
RtJ
anj
Dark
Brcwn.
Jllio
Whllt
Drtuinf
(cac)
anj
H'hilt
Clcantr
(liquiJ).
in
ll2,
about
3-8
or
one
cent.
I
In
sending
out
payments
for
last
years
crop,
85,000
cheques!
were
issued.
I
allend-e
season
was
in
excess
or
Hfl.OOO.
-
bushels.
II
is
estimated'
lh-ll
llin
..
i'.ntilivil
.lliiHT
.r......
-
.-.,.1.
u-,
ilhllll
will
handle
this
year
nearly
110.
000,000
bushels
of
prairie
wheal.
MEIGHEN'S
POLICY
TOWARD
RAILROADS
Exception
Taken
to
It
by
servatlve
Paper
of
Ed.
monton
(Kdmonton
Journal)
The
answer
which
Mr.
Meigher.
gave
to
Ihe
president
or
the
Canadian
ISrotherhood
or
Hailwav
Kmploycs,
when
requested
to
slate
definitely'
his
policy
toward
the
government
railway
system,
gies
iar
towards
clearing
up
a
point
on
which
his
attitude
as
expressed,
in
his
Wiiighaui
speech
gave
concern
,
to
Ihose
who
on
other
grounds
are
inclined
lo
support
him.
Any
economies
in
connection
with
the
C.N.
II..
he
told
the
brotherhood
nresnlent.
which
he
proposed
would
be
Con-sisten
witli
the
efricienl
uiipki.
ion
or
the
railway.
Tho
cullinc
or
all
capital
expenditure,
which
.ie
was
reported
as
favorina1
would
not
be
consistent
with
ef
ficient
operation
and
it
is
In
conceivable,
in
View
of
lite
narl
which
he
look
in
launching
the
enterprise
on
a
government
own
ed
basis,
thai,
if
relnpneil
hupp
more
to
power,
he
would
pul
such
a
policy
into
effect.
LAND
ACT
Netlet
ol
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Purthut
Ltnd.
In
Ihfl
t.nul
llwiinlnij
fumrlrl
or
Prlnr
ll.I..r,.l"1
"iulc
i
lux
Fall
Cntk
hli-li
flow
Into
the
l.mtall
lilvn
""le
tr,,"
'
liwulh.
mAkV.
.
T,.,
E
lblt
t'rtn4''
luirt
Spruo
Mllli,
Llmlieil.
or
rrlnin
IiiiHrl.
m-rup
"'in
luiiilMT
lusniirirlurrrn.
Inli-ndi
lo
"ll
y
for
.eniiiiMi
i..
piirch.e
the
fol-'iwinir
(l.'crll.r)
laniU:
CiiiiiliHliriiir
II
hii
planliil
(tmut
10
lialns
iKirtlirrlv
fn.m
lli-
ullira
tor-nr
or
Utl
J.
lun
fi.nr;
thenre
40
-tiallY
Ufirlhrlv-
lhpj
in
......
:
thenre
in
rhJinj
uniittwrlv:
tlw'nrf
iO
iialm
rstirl
lo
point
.,f
mnunmre-iiinnt,
and
cunuiiiinir
no
acre,
wore
or
1'HncE
nUPEIlT
SI'tlL'CE
vtt.m,
LIMITF.il
Applicant
Prr
C.
P.
Ill
1.
Aient
rialrvl
iinii
Bin.
igfi
Auditorium
Will
open
fur
a
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
,
.
.
2
lo
4
Fvenings
8
to
10
Good
Music
both
sessions
Competent
instructors
to
leach
beginners.
L,
J.
Marron
-
Prop,
Phono
Black
449.
Demonstration
ot
VEGFX
the
new
vegetable
compound
on
Thursday
morning
at
MEEKIN'S
GROCERY
Says
he
Is
Recelvlna
Solendld
Support
In
Mining
Camps
or
Portland
Canal
"In
every
place
I
sjioke.
that
is
at
Anyux
Heach.
Auyox
Mine.
Alice
Arm,
Premier
and
Stewart,
I
am
Kctlilltr
snlcntliil
mmnnrl
"
Icclared
Fred
Stork,
wlm
arrived
home
yesterday
a
Her
a
visit
to
those
points,
accompanied
by
George
Casey.
The
meetings,
ho
says,
were
exceptionally
fine
and
the
people
seemed
to
appreciate
the
policies
of
Premier
Mackenzie
King,'
especially
in
regard
to
t
lie
reduction
of
the
duties
on
mining
equipment.
This
inter-:
est
will
be
reflected
in
the
vote
on
election
day,
Mr.
Stork
says.
doing
first
to
Alice
Arm.
Mr.
Stork
helil
a
very
fine
meeting
which
was
well
attended
by
a
sympathetic
audience.
Friday,
ho
spoke
in
the
theatre
at
Anyox
neach.
I
he
building
was
well
filled
nyil
be
was
given
a
tirosl
attentive
hearing.
Saturday
nfcriit
at
Auyox
Mine
was
one
of
I
he
best
meetings'
or
the
trio.
It
was1
v"'''
enthusiastic
and
not
a
word
of
rriMHsin
was
heard.
Passing
on
to
Premier,
a
splendid
meeting
was
held
in
(he
mint
I
?
meeting
certain
biniount
of
hecklinsr.
such
n
u
not
unusual
al
a
meeting
or
that-
It"
tin.l
.
.
,
t
Mr.
Slork.
Mays
he
Ull-
'
nasi.
at
lllleilllill
SIMllwirl
-
it
.
iirvu
.
w
..
I.
...
or.,
.
.
tin..
on.
I
is
assured
nr
good
majorities
al!
hose
points.
S
HARD
FOR
i
CONSERVATIVES
Man
on
Declares'
Building
of
Prince
Rupert
Elevator
Is
Unjustifiable
(Prince
Ceorge
Citizen)
Dr.
It.
J.
Manii.n.
of
Fort
William,
one
of
Meighen's
fits'
'leulciianls.
is,.
making
the
going'
very
difficult
for
Conservatives
in
the
northern
niirliiin
of
IJritish
Columbia.
Speaking
in
Ihe
interests
of
ne
of
the
Con
servative
candidates
in
Tiiroiilo
last
week
he
i.aJJacked
Ihe
aov-
eruineiil
or
.Mackenzie
King
upon
i
lie
scon'
or
extra
va-.-aiice
un.t
;is
one
or
the
needless
and
un-
jusliriable
expenditures
he
cited
m
we
wneai
cievuior
now
under
construction
ajfl'rlnce
lluperl.
r.very
utd-ttme
resident
of
northern
Hrilisli
Odumbia
knows
the
building
Af
the
wheat
ele
vator
marks
the
end
or
a
tona
period
of
starvation
to
which
h
Liberal
and
Conservative
administrations
at
Otjawa
subjected
this
section
of
l,he
prdvince.
The
igni
10
secure
recognition
Tor
that
portion
of
llrilish
Columbia
which
Is
serveit
by
700
miles
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
Itailway
system
has
lioen
long
and
al
many
times
most
discouraging.
Within
the
pail
year
sufficient
pressure
was
brought
upon
Ihe
government
of
Mackenzie
King
lo
induce
him
to
consent
lo
modes!
expenditure
ip
the
way
or
I
a
w
lieal
elevator
al
Prince
Itu-pert
with
a
view
or
providing
tonnage
Tor
700
miles
of
comparatively
idle
government
rails.
Work
In
Progress
This
work
is'still
in
progress,
1
but
before
Ihe
wisdom
Of
Ihe
expenditure
can
be
put
lo
the
les!
Mr.
Meighen's
lieutenant
in
On
,
tario
deuouuees
the
expenditure
lo
the
electors-
oT
Toronto
as
a
k
eprehensible
extravagance.
-
Is
i
ilim
fn
In
I
III
on
lit.
iiit
j
nil
i
a
I
laiti
I
lli.it
Mr.
Mi.iL.lii.n
I.,.
uX.u.rotl"
of
'n",1
to
Appl,
u
Purtha.aJ
Pm.
it
.a
aw.-
a.r
of
sccunns
support
for
His
pol
icics
in
northern
llrilish
Coluni
Ma?
Can
he
expeet
the
electors
of
the
hikeenu.
or
those
of
llm
northern
portion
of
the
Caribou
riding
to
mark-
their
hullols
for
(leorKe
llusliliy!
or
for
John
A.
I'raser,
when
his
lleiilenant
eon-dcmiis
as
an
'extruvasfuuee
ex-pendilures
which
al
Ihu
hesl
re
present
belated
Justice
lo
lhs
northern
portion
of
Urllish
Columbia,
in
which
many
millions
of
dollars
we
in'
uncut
vi:n-
utru
'in
(he
building;of
a
transcontin
ental
railway?"
It
Is
not
suKlested
Ihu
Kmern-nient
of
Mackenzie
King
has
been
KUillless
in
tlio
matter
of
extravagances,
hiil,
f
llioso
in
connection
Willi
lljo'buililliiK
of
the
wheal
cluvator'ut
'Prince
lluperl
must
he
given:;
u
hiph
liglit
(u
hrinp
the
accusation
home
ll
record
must
bomuch
heller
than
even
some
of
iu
critics
have
been
inclined
lj
believe.
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
lips
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Hold,
77,a8,ti5:i;
l.otle
fluid,
$
47.1,100;
.Silver,
$118,821,570;
Lead,
$70,518,578;
Copper,
$I87,180,:178;
Zinc,
A2
171,107;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$l,1."t,:i40;
Coal
ami
Cokir,
$200,880,018;
Huildiug
Stone,
Prick,
Cement,
etc.,
$12,225,811;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
cud
of
IV2
show
nn
.
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
-Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
or
this
Province
are
more
liberal
ami
the
fees
lower
tlimi
(hose
or
any
other
Province,
in
the
Dominion,
or
nnj
colony
hi
(he
llrilish
Kiupirc
Mineral
locations
arc
granted
to
discoverer
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
or
which
n
guaranteed
by
Crown
(Irauts.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Itepcrls
nr.l
Maps,
muv
be
obtained
grain
,v
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
.,
,
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
v
i.
It.
--Practically
all
Pritish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
iimmi
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
Hit-
Annua!
Itcporls
or
the
Mm,
i,,.
or
Mines.
Thoe
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
lo
such
report
Tin
me
available
willuuil
charge
on
application
lo
the
Department
of
Mines,
Virt
.pa
III
Mrporls
or
Ihe
Geological
Survey
of
Canada.
Paa-ifir
lluibliiig,
Vancouver,
ure
re',
,r
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
MANY
ARE
KILLED
BIT
AUTOS
IN
TOKIO
TOKIO,
Oct.
7.
'flic
number
.if
I
ra
flie
accidents
in
the
buv
"free!?,
of
Tokm
are
rapidly
in-
ereasing,
accord
iiw
to
the
iir-I-
''l,0,"nn
police
records.
During
llie
.
past
oast
12
i?
months,
ninnlli
i
ended
in
.MltlCll
Ihere
were
0,
IS3
motor
Car
accidents
tu
which
Ml
per-
.on
were
kilhil
and
3.100
in-
jined
mere
wen-
almost
as
many
bicycle
and
wagon
Benin
dents,
tram
car
accidents
Tit
were
killed
and
1.
026
injured.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prlnco
Rupert
P.
F.
Martin.
W.
J.
Campbell.
J.
Meltae,
IS.
Walker,
II.
M.
Me-.
Leo.1
and
A.
O.
Young.
Van-rouver;
F..
K.
Magar,
Stewart;
II.
Townsend,
New
Westminster.
Central
Charles
Tail.
city.
j
NdvrH
in
Hit.
ImHv
N'-w
LAND
ACT.
ftotlct
of
Inttntlon
U
Appl,
la
Lau
Lam
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of
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point.
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thai
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at
a
nnu
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him!
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mark
on
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of
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iinrint
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mainriir
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mark
forty
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huiulml
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tlciuv.
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lo
cruiiM,
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ftalrr
mark.
tlniir
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waur
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rnrly
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rhalns,
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NOTICE.
I
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all
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thr
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of
orl
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of
pari
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artr.
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AND
ACT.
1
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knq
In
llm
Unit
iicroMlna
hlilrirt
of
I'rlnm
nm-ii.
iti
vnoair
ai
tuf
rails
r.rrrk
hlrb
Mows
Into
Eratall
lilrr
alwul
I
a
milra
rrorn
It.
nmuth.
,
TAKE
OE
Dial
Clifton
P.
tili-l
of
I'rinr
IliiiM-rl.
ll.C.
on
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folio
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four'
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to
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t,ain
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thrnrit
10
rhalna
caitrrty
to
point
or
i-oiniiiciiiy
innil,
ami
coiiuinlnr
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acrfi.i
more
or
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IM
THE
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MOTICE
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Ciminana
lior
rrirlalrrnl
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at
I'rliirr
ltd-lrl.
ll.C.,
will
am.ly
In
III.
Honor
JikIAi
Voiinr,
Iwal
Jixlri-
of
tlw
SiierNiiK
Cmirl
f
Itrlllah
O.lmnlila
at
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H.C.,
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i
Thurailay.
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tliti
v
of
iWlii
wr.
!.
at
llm
hour
of
rlnvin
.n'rlork
In
llif
frirmnoii,
at
Ihu
law
Court.
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IH.11.M
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111.....
!
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n-.ii.rlna
thr
Mll
rVmmny
to
Ih"!
rral.lrr
of
dwnnaiilpa
.
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,a
nrrice
.
of
t
II
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Id
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at
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liuirt,
11
c
ttilJ
Itlli
tiij
of
8rr.trihl.tr.
AH
!,
M.
OO.Nm.ES.
solicitor
for
Coiupany
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Thursday
Only,
7
and
0
p.m.
RICHARD
BARTHELMESS
"SoulFire"
A
jMiwerfiil.
iiuigiieli.
pho'it
-pl.iv
of
I.uve.
Mi.
(ieiiios.
The
slor.v
of
n
buy
wlm
fuiiuil
inielhing
soubl
he
couldn't
expre-
ami
dnInT
fiml
ihe
fire
i
spiralion
until
he
had
drained
(he
cop
of
life
to
the
,t..
.
The
rniiniiiif
ol
a
youth
who
licnered
hi
I
i,
and
tnusie
and
the
anvwr
In
In.
heart-
earning
girl's
kiss.
A
greal
variety
ol
lieuutiful
ieiien
n
,
seen
in
tin
pn
luri'
as
the
a
liuo
is
laid
hi
Vnir.
,.
,
Pan-.
Port
Haul
and
the
.Soulli
Sim..
Sti-..itg
.
.i
Richard
Barthelmesi,
Bessie
Love,
Walter
Long,
Ah
thus
Metcalfe,
Lee
Baker,
Ellalee
Ruby
and
others.
COMEDY
"GOOD
MORNINQ,
NURSE.'
PATHE
REVIEW
Admli.lon
35c
and
10c
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnuere,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINO.
f)ur
plant
is
equipped
to
hitmllo
at
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38f
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Kruxell
llulcher
Simp,
across
from
the
Kmpre.M
Motel
We
carry
a
full
hue
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
MISSES'
and
CHILDREN'S
DANCING
SLIPPERS
Now
that
.
the
dancing
schools
are
about
lo
renew
llieir
.(
l.vil.cs
ror
he
xvinler
season
we
are
aKa.ii
rend
lo
s
up
wilh
eyelcls
on
sides,
Hizes
from
0
lo
2
0,1
Also
vve
Iiiivu
in
slock
Oiildren's
't,u,l
Misses
Kelt
blippers
in
various
styles.
from
85c
to
$1.85
LET
U3
SUPPORT
THE
GYRO
CARNIVAL
Jabour
Bros
.
Ltd.
Dhnnn
tlAK
m
iiwiiv
VTV
f
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
8t.