"AOE
BIX
ran
daily
inrwa
Watch
Sale
FOR
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
Kslrn
Special
Heduction
on
all
LADIES'
WRIST
WATCHES
Large
'assortment
to
choose
from
Eye
Glasses
Must
fit
perferl.
Our
Optician
lias
Iiatl
over
25
years'
experience
in
the
law
centres
testing
eyes
ami
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Just
Arrived
Silk
Brocaded
Morocaln
DressLengths
$7.75
Colors
in
Mack,
Navy,
Cuckoo,
League
Green,
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9
Vegetable
Special
3
DAYS
ONLY
Lot
1
8
lls.
Hemo
Turnips.
8
His.
Hemo
Carrol
s.
8
lbs.
Hemo
Cabbage.
8
lbs.
Hemo
Tomatoes.
6
lbs.
ll.C.
Onions.
38
lbs.
for
$1.00.
Lot
2.
1
llasket
Hothouse
Tomatoes.
1
Large
Cauliflower.
1
Large
Vegetable
Xrarrow.
2
Large
Head
Lettuce.
Special
$1.00.
Here
is
a
rhaiiee
for
you
to
save
money
on
your
vegetables.
Musfcallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Fine
Value
$50
Diamond
Ring
We
have
just
set
up
our
epeolal
value
Diamond
Hint?
which
are
beauties.
The
stones
nro
blue
while
oik!
perfect
anil
of
a
good
color.
The
selling
Is
tho
new
stylo
pierced
while,
gold
null
mnkrx
u
'nice
Utile
engagement
ling.
Made
to
fit
"'
fiKor
or
t.el
in
n
different
styled
selling
if
desired.
John
Bulger
Jeweller
DRUMROCK
IS
HERE
TODAY
New
Log
Carrier
Arrived
In
Har
bor
This
Afternoon
From
Logan
Inlet
With
Capt.
Johnson
In
The
Hecate
Straits
Towing
Co.'s
new
steel
log
carrying
barge
Drumrock
arrived
in
tho
harbor
at
2.30
o'clock
this
after-,
noon
in
low-
of
the
lug
Lome
from
Loigan
Inlet
with
a
.cargo
of
about
one
million
feel
of
logs
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mills.
This
completes
the
maiden
voyage
of
the
Drumrock
in
this
service
and,
in
charge
of
the
outfit
is
Commander
D.
L.
Johnson,,
head
of
the
Hecate
Straits
Tow-j
ing
Co.
fho
Drumrock
will
proceed
to
the
booming
cove
of;
the
null
to
unload
her
logs.
The
vessel
left
Logan
inlet
at
8
o
-
clock
last
night
and
had
a
smooth
passage
across
Hecate'
SlraiLs.
'
PRESENTATION
MADE
TO
Leaving
Fort
Fraser:
F.
O.
Dawson
Present
McAllan,
Indian
agent,
who
is
hni
n
rr
uiinaiiniiiiiilil
flnn
t
.
.
TIMBER
SALE
X7399.
Si-ileil
TtHKlfr
-A
111
Imi
nritM
b
Hi'
IHMrli't
Forrtrr
tvit
UtiT
than
ikkmi
oni
ihi!
11
dv
or
Oriirfr.
I9il,
for
the
nirruf.
of
I.irfiH-r
X1'J.
Htmtnl
im1
nmri-
or
nrrr
r.
i:oat
In
nre
1.
In
rut
ISU.Utio
frrl
tuianl
niMMire
of
prnrr.
I.Kitt.
I
lid
llllMIII
Slu(f.
Tvi
'i
yi-r
will
be
illowrd
for
n-
inuvtl
nf
IIiiiIkt.
Hiruwr
iiartiruurn
or
tin-
iMrt
Yum
or.
Vlrioria.
or
llt
Iiutrkt
t'orraitr.
I'rlm-e
ltursrl,
B.t:.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchat
Land.
Ill
llw
Land
llrnirriinr
illnrt
of
t'rliirr
niiri.
and
tuuale
n
mi
rails
Creek
vtiirh
fltiwa
Invii
the
ixolall
lUvtr
ilx.iit
8
mile
fmiii
lt
in'iuth.
TAKK
MOTir.E
thai
ITInrx
llunert
Si.rnre
Mlll.
Llmlleil,
nf
l-rlnrn
HuimtI.
mrupa-
(Ion
lumlrr
manufarturera.
Intrnda
to
apply
ror
pennl.nn
to
purchase
the
fol
.'.wiiii
nurnuril
lauds:
e.omiiH-iirliiK
at
a
pot
planted
about
10
'iuiii
norineriy
rrmn
I
lie
w.ui!ieal
cor
tier
of
jot
e:t.ri.
Ilnrt
Tour;
thence
40
-lialn
iHirtlier
lv:
t
hence
40
rhalnt
caller
ly,
thence
40
rlialni
noulherly;
thence
40
'halna
elerlv
to
nolnt
of
romiiienre.
iiient,
and
I'ontahiitiir
too
acre),
more
or
ii'ii.
rnisrj;
nt-pEBT
sritucE
miii.s.
UMITF.n.
APpllranl
I'cr
r.
r.
nifl.
Aenl
Dated
uriint
Clh.
IBtl
Auditorium
Will
open
for
a
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuosday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
.
.
.
2
to
4
Kvenings
....
H
to
10
Good
Music
both
sessions
Competent
instructors
to
leach
beginners,
L.
J.
Matron
-
Prop.
Phono
Black
449,
IJiMUiUJ
GILLETTS
100rLARVLYE
GILLETT'S
100'
rOTe
LYE
1
i
calm:
barometer.
JO.tO;
temper
!atuic,
15;
sea
smooth.
Noon
'Digby
Islam!
Clear,
calm;
it
baronujler.
30.27;
tempera!
urfc,
57;
sea
smooth.
Hull
Harbor
Clear,
fresh
RETIRING
INDIAN
AGEru.lrM'
swell.
W.
J.
McAllan
Banqueted
Before
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
calm:
barometer.
30.
0;
temper,
ii
I
inc.
CO;
sea
smooth.
'"r-Oil
Co.,
left
U,e
ont;
and
fallJ.ful
service
and
is
relir-
ing
to
Vancouver
Island.
The
mornings
iram
lor
u,e
in
banquet
which
was
held
in
Ihe
,erior
0,1
fine
new
town
hall
was
followed
!.
.l..nn
.......
t
1
and
he
was
Iawsdii
of
Slone
of
Vanderboof;
W.
Man-
son,
Indian
constable:
Col.
Preg-
TIME
BY
SUN.
TIVOLK,
Pa..
Sepl.
21.
For
77
years
Kdwnrd
Miller,
a
farmer
living
near
here
has
done
all
his
work
and
kept
all
apointmenlH
without
the
aid
ot
a
timepiece.
He
can
tell
the
time
of
day
lo
within
a
few
minutes
by
the
sun
When
the
sun
is
beclouded
he
declared
he
is
not
inconvenienced
because
ho
has
no
desire
to
go
anywhere
w
hen
it
"is
...mly.
RELICS
FROM
CANADA.
HONHDAI.i:,
Pa.,
Sept.
21.
Many
valuable
bisloric
relics
from
Camilla
are
included
In
the
collection
of
the
late
John
K.
Richmond,
of
this
town,
,
which
lias
been
presented
to
the
Wayne
(.ounly
Historical
Society.
WATER
NOTICE.
Dltartlon
and
Uaa
TAtF
N.iTlri'
Ihn
.........li
dated
mid
Mines.
Limited,
wlnue
adrtre
it
(ui
l'.rmnro
uuiiaiui,
Vancouver,
ll.C-Will
II'L'IV
r.ir
1
licence
lo
take
aiul
all
or
ten
aei-ond
feet
of
water
out
of
meaner
i:rerk.
atno
ki.ovin
an
Duller
i.rwk.
which
flow
wemerly
and
drain
into
Taku
Ana
lout
sou
feet
aouth
i.ri
Kintlneer
Mine
dock.
The
water
will
It
iniTien
i
nun
ine
aiream
at
a
liinl
ahoitl
400
feet
nlllliet
of
the
nortlum.t
ene.
tier
of
the
Myimoll
mineral
claim.
Lot
hv,
mi.i
tm
iihini
ror
iiunina;
pur
Hisei
on
ine
meaner
nrutieriv.
inn
N.
tit.
t("
ami
III.
Thl
notice
wa
tmiled
..ii
.up
muuiiu
on
hip
rn
nay
or
Aiitmi
tin.
A
copy
of
thl
notice
and
an
ap
poraiioii
puraiiant
thereto
ami
pi
lle
"Waier
Act.
I
1
4
will
I
fiieil
In
the
office
of
the
Water
lleeorder
at
Allln
Ohlecllona
Ui
the
annllcatlon
i..v
I-
rni
llh
the
nald
Water
lleeorder
nr
Willi
ma
i.oinpi
roiier
or
water
Itnrhti.
I'arlia
niein
iui:ilnr.
Vlrioria.
lie,
within
I
hirty
daya
arn-r
Hi
rirnl
aptiearanre
or
thli
nonce
In
a
local
newnaper.
The
dale
of
the
flr.l
publication
of
I
hi.
tiollre
r
ui
ton
Mt
nr
Aiirii.i
ir,
0LnM:n
co.oi
tinTF.f)
mun
MI.ES.
I.IMITin
.
Applicant
-
Br
0.
B.
StulUi,
Altai
RUN0FC0H0S
'
IS
STILL
ON
Five
Canneries
on
Skoena
River
Still
Packing
and
Three
on
Naas
A
fair
run
of
cohos
Is
still
reported
from
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers
although
it
is
nut
up
lo
Ihe
record
of
past
years.
On
the
Skeena
River,
ln
ernes,
Sunnide,
Claxton,
Huys-port
and
Ilalmoral
canneries
are
in
operation,
i
On
the
Naas
Itiver,
Arrandale.
Wales
Island
and
Naas
Harbor
plants
are
working.
The
Somer-ville
cannery
at
Prince
Rupert
Is
also
packing.
A
good
run
of
rhums
is
reported
from
jHie
Oueeu
Charlotte
Islands
with
the
Loekeport.
Lagoon
Hay
and
Massett
canneries
perilling.
The
last
mentioned
plant
is
about
to
start
parking
clams.
In
The
Letter
Box
I.W.W.
AND
EDUCATION.
'Kditor
Daily
.News.
I
noted
an
editorial
In
your
paper
nut
long
ago
point
ing
out
'to
the
public
the
advantage
of
!
Kwitminv
lull..;,
t
I
I
lme,ti.tlilta
li
tl
Vnt
I."
I.'-;.
I-..
;
j.
j.
i
.
.
.
.
.
.
"P
v-.-.-....-..
....-...r".
...
....
aU.a
x.u.-v.
...ua,
Items
'TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT,!
Kllglish
laHgUagC.
ClC.
TIllS
wo
hundred
people
sal
down
o
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
'letter
is
for
the
purpose
of
banquet
given
in
honor
of
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
A
.
.
.
,inf
,
lnllll.
,,
ttiiv
.
(i.
A.
WcM)dland.
loeal
manager
are
o
dumb
and
Ignor-
There
is
a
cannery
operating
'down
at
Seal
Cove.
In
this
cannery
there
are
children
working
is
Just
Mich
things
as
the
ex-
dale
and
bin
daualiler.
MUs
Flor-I
ploitation
of
child
labor
down
a'-Lnrr
Litchfield,
arrived
in
the
the
cannery,
Unt
preventing
Ihejrily
on
Hie
Princesn
Mary
Satnr
proier
c-aucaiion
oi
me
rising
generation,
that
the
I.W.W.
is
trying
to
do
awny
wfth.
Your
pre
will
turn
around
ami
tell
us
that
everything
in
the
world
is
all
right;
that
I
am
all
wrong;
that
we
should
do
nothing
cite
during
our
lay
on
earth
but
work
our
heads
off
for
the
boss
for
watte.
lower
than
is
necessary
to
maintain
a
standard
progress;
vou
say
we
are
growl-
ors
and
kickers.
How
inconahu-eut
you
are.
On
Ilia
nest
iage
of
your
paper
we
can
read
of
re
bellion
in
Morocco;
trouble
in
Qiina;
strikes
of
seamen
all
over
the
world,
tying
up
the
shipping
of
Australia;
refusal
of
admittance
lo
Amenm
t)f
a
Omimuninl
member
of
the
House
of
Commons;
coal
miners'
strike
in
fircal
Ilritniu
and
just
one
long
list
of
ftlruggto
and
strife
amongst
human
being.
Outskirts
or
Civilization
Hall
lo
the
Kditor
who
will
break
away
from
the
bond
of
the
influence
uf
the
clans
who
keep
the
multitude
in
ignorance
We
lire
more
nr
loss
on
the
out
skirts
of
"civilization"
here
in
Prince
lluperi,
but
anyone
with
any
sense
al
all
should
be
able
to
read
between
the
lines
of
the
daily
papers
and
see
that
we
are
beginning
on
a
period
in
history
during
which
evolution
will
be
hastened
by
revolution,
lladlca!
means
to
get
at
the
root
of
things,
in
other
words
lo
work
on
Ihe
basis
of
truth
In
dealing
with
the
problem
of
the
human
races.
A
iiiiyi
should
Imj
proud
If
be
Ii
radical.
Yours
for
progress,
LLONAHD
WAIDK.
(ItHjuiry
at
II16
.Soimnerville
Cannery
t-lieited
the
Information
thai
the
youngest
girl
working
there
was
flfleen
years
old,
while,
two
are
sixteen.
-
All
others
are
older
t
Ii
ritt
that.
The
girls
have
to
work
until
tho
salmon
Is
all
packed,
Just
as
In
all
canneries
or
places
where
perishable
goods
are
handei.
Irrespective
or
whether
eight
hours
or
itioro.
eight.)
day
afternoon.
Miss
Litchfield
will
return
to
llutednle
on
Ihe
Cardena
tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Johnson
of
WinnlHg
were
p.nnenaer
from
train
to
boat
Inst
night
andj
truest-,
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
F.
Mc-j
Naughton
during
their
stay
ini
the
ciiy.
Mr.
Johnson
U
in
the
stationery
Inisiness
In
Winninev
of
living
consistent
with
modern
utu
u
R
member
of
Ilia
(iyro
Club
nf
that
city.
TIMBER
SALC
X
7420
:
Sealed
lender
will
be
rereoed
b)
the'
lniiol
ti.in.Mc
nol
later
MM
h-hm
lite
lk
ib
r
SafleuHr,
ISS,
for
Ok'1
iMirriMM!
"t
U'co
e
ma,
el
ide
of.
Mu
Utx.
klMala
Artti.
L.H.4.
"
ut
15.
un
led
or
spnire.
i.etUr,
llrinl'e
k
and
MWtoC
one
(l
i
)ir
will
be
atluwwt
f
re
luoral
or
timber.
Furlb.
r
arliruar
or
the
Uiler
I'ore.t
er.
Vl.lorla.
B
I
.
or
lllnlrlrl
lorealer.
friTe
Buiierl.
Ii'..
'
TIMBER
SALE
X7100
Tbeie
will
Im
ofrerrd
for
ute
al
I'nblir
AueUoli,
at
no..lt
"II
I
he
IM
lit)
of
Orln
;
ter,
Itfi,
in
the
i
.ft
Ke
of
ttMi
loreel
Sup
-ervuor.
snittto.
r.
b.c,
Uie
lo
mi
e
X7IUC.
to
rul
IM.
'too
lineal
feel
of
i
KWt
pole
end
I'llm
un
an
area
adjoin
in
Lot
.
norU)
et
or
llaieliiMi.
UHMr
llialrtrt.
Three
ix
year,
will
be
tltowwl
f-r
rcHoivtl
of
tHuba
i.
;
rrotlded
thai
my
one
unable
l
alleiidt
Ute
aii'
lMin
In
nerwHi
in)'
iiImiiII
a
M-aldi
letader
lo
lie
atmnet
a
the
I
uii
r
of
auction'
ami
treated
otie
bM.
I'aritM-r
particular
of
Die
Chief
lore.
I
er.
Victoria.
ll.C..
ur
ldilrlcl
Foretter.'
n.'f-'n,
n
i
,
TIMBER
SALE,
X7051.
There
will
be
i.rrered
for
uln
at
Public
Aurtloo.
al
noon
on
Uie
ih
day
of
seidvlnber.
I
Ui:..
in
I
be
office
of
lite
I'oreel
iMiirer,
II
urn.
Ijke,
the
l.lcenca'
ihi,
10
mi
7."iiu
Jacapine
tie
on
an
area
allualetl
ab-nn
;,
inllma
Kurtti
of
lierker
Lake
glallon.
Iianrr
I,
Cvail
lilainrt,
Tlice
)er
will
be
atli-e.l
for
removal
of
timber.
"I'rotldn!
ani
i.ne
muble
In
attend
Ihflj
aoruiHi
in
iier.n
may
ui.iitll
a
aealnl
i.
mler
to
lie
.jM-ned
at
Uie
hour
uf
aue-linn
ami
treated
an
one
bid.
'
lurlher
porilcularn
of
the
r.uief
Eoreal-er.
Vlctocia.
Ii
or
IK.irlci
'oreier.
I'rince
Hi)rL
TIMBER
SALE
X2693.
SIM
1
11
TKMlUlK
mill
be
reio.l
l.v
the
MlnUler
of
Land.,
at
Vtrlorla,
noil
later
than
imoii
on
the
tlth
da'
nf
Sep.)
lender,
IVtft.
for
the
purrtu.e
of
Licence
XtAVI.
lo
eul
J.HH.niiO
feel
of
Spruce,
Hemlock
aiul
(dr
on
an
area
altnaleii
on
the
wet
etui
of
Tanoo
liland
nea
More.by
l.land.
Onci'ii
(;(arlotle
Idaml
lu-lrii
t
Tiirre
'a.
ir
win
u
iiiowrd
for
re
Some
days
tliey
work
less
than1
runner
pni.
'.itn
of
the
rhief
rorea
ier
Victoria.
n..
or
Ultrli:t
Korriler
Prince
Hupert,
S.C
Mondar,
Septal,,,,
n
,m
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
litis
produced
Minerals
a
follows:
-Placer
(ioltl,
(?7'IH'.!,(i5:t;
Lode
c
'
-r
tiiu
173.IIM);
Silver,
lrt8.8SI.57W;
Lead,
$70,G
i8,f.7K;
Cupper,
f
l7,
KM.:i7H
;
Z,
,
.,"
17I.-1U7;
Miscellaneous
.Minerals.
$I,t;i.3tu;
Coal
timl
Coke,
$'Jilo.8XO,o,H;
Iln
.
idi
i
Stone,
Ilriek,
Cement,
elc,
$
i2,227,8lA
;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
mi
IU2i
show
nn
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
'I'lie
Mining
Laws
of
Ihis
Province
are
more
liberal
nutl
Ihe
fees
lower
than
tho-e
of
any
oilier
Province
in
tho
Dominion,
or
utij
colony
in
Hie
Urilndi
Kinpirc
Mineral
locations
nro
grnnted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
titles
nro
otitatu!
by
ilevcloping
muIi
pruperlies,
the
srciirily
or
wli
h
giiaranleed
by
Crown
(i
rants.
Full
iiiforiualioii
togellier
with
Mining
ilcpoil
n'd
Maps
may
lie
nl.
turned
jr
,
V
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
'
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
X.M.
Practically
nil
Ilritbli
Colnmhin
Mineral
nperlii"
om.ii
wlmli
,U
,
,
,
work
lias
been
done
nre
described
in
some
one
of
Ihe
Annual
Iti'iNirl
of
tlx
M
oT
Mines.
Those
niusiilerjiig
mining
itivcslmenlH
lionlil
refer
to
-m
li
remr'
are
available
willnnil
clmrge
on
applii
ation
to
the
Department
or
Mines,
i.
I
-
,
n
Iti-purts
of
tin-
(ieolngirnl
Suncy
of
Canada.
Panric
Itiiildiiig,
Vumoiuer,
.m
i
mended
a-
valuable
source
of
information.
EFFORT
TO
SUPPRESS
MAKING
TAX
PUBLIC
Movo
to
Ropeal
Law
Will
Meet
With
Opposition
at
Washington
!
WASllINti
TON.
Sent.
21.
-Ite-el
of
the
las
publicity
of
Hie
renue
law
is
not
exeelei
here,
in
spile
of
n
great
deal
of
talk
and
propaganda
to
Crisp
of
the
Vancouver
wno
are
between
ten
and
eleven
the
contrary.
While
there
willj
...I.
'
..V
...
11
1
.stair
of
It.
L.
Johnson
Walton
&
yri
oM.
The
schools
are
now.be
a
move
to
repeal
publicity
next
until
.uivc
lull.
I
.
.
,
,
.
...
in
..,!
ill
...
-kll.l'
-...I
..
..It
.
I..
o..
iiu.
was
in
town
ior
me
uu.
,
nr.v.i
.nm
.hmi
.nu.
Tho
triiP.t
nf
ii,..
,i
jiil
fcuesi
oi
ine
evening
was
iinkn
hinr
ti.i.,.i.i
.ii
h.M'iu
.i.......
....
....
preMii
nreenleil
e.t
with
i
n
a
a
Huh
club
li-
ban
Itm
ll.e
wctk
lml
ou
t"
"'f
"
...w..
to
Prince
lluiMjrl.
Should
we
not
taxpaymenU,
Hire
W
every
tn-
presentalion
being
made
by
Geo.
L
llNUL.
J
.,.l.,.i-J
i..'.n
Ocslon
I
r
anruni
arnveu
on
ih
j""'
.....
na.r
Proposing
the
toast
of
the
w-
,
guest
evening,
Samuel
,
,,
lTince-ss
Mary
Saturday
afler-''s
illrtal?
tf
course
the
ding
in
inKre
noon
from
Vancouver
and.
after
faPl
,nl
there
ar'
')'
Sl
Senator
Siinmons,
ranking'
Cocker
nfi.te
euIo"i"l.
'M'ndlng
a
day
or
so
here,
will
n
niere
su
itie
canwery
wno
ileniocrat
on
the
Senate
llnance
a
M.ei-ii
r
UUlhll
IIT.JIII
a
lUIOeISlIV
SpieLII
.
.
.
iwnrV-
iiuim
II.
nn
ir.hl
hank
I
.11
1
.M
....H....U.
fnlliivveil
hv
!'
a
proeewi
10
me
interior
ou
ousi
.......
-
....!,
vu
ness-
r,ay
'
a,M
Juo-lo
,ark
0f
e,,UCM-,
w
mnHfrn,
prlleled
today,
Prince
rince
Itunert-
Rupert;
Dr
Dr.
nun.
.voi
01
me
ennuren,
mil
i
linn
i;nnxres
woniu
iuh
rewi
Fred
Van
de
Wall,
L'niled
11,8
grown-ups.
1
jthe
publicity
riiviinii
of
lli'
meeung
wun
favor
law.
Nun.-
m.Hiificaiu.ti.
he
sum.
Slates
customs
orricer
at
Skag-
ncll
iiiMieetnr
of
Indian
-.nrie
andotl.e.
Mr.S
way.
arrival
from
the
north
on,
l
another
editorial,
during
the
miglil
eome
about
but
he
did
not
Cecil
Hartley
gave
interesting'
l'rinc.
Cl.arliw
U-t
evening
-"
"
"
ior
rrpe.
wmiot
n.-
ketches
a0"
oy
me
i'rince
ieorge.""'
v
-"
""'
mii
un
mr-
irri
ni
m,
,
for
Seattle.
(Workers
of
the
Vorkl.
You
seem
voters
want
the
tax
payment
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m
Digby
Island
barometer.
30.25:
:a-
sp.1
sninnih-
h
n
m
...ti
here
on
lime
at
6
o
clock
last
steamer
Cardena
nnrlhbniin.l:
K
emng
nnnging
a
nuruuer
oi
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Cape
Scott
IMengcrs
who
went
south
on
otr
Klew
Nugget
northbound:
8
1,10
Prmee
Ceorge
and
a
few
who
p.m.
spoke
tug
Lome
at
Logan
"
""
Inlel
northbound:
11.15
n.m
''ri"cc
Uliarle
will
remain
here
poke
steamer
Prince
Ceoie
unl1'
x
n'ay
at
X
p.m.
when
passing
out
northbound.
Hull
Harbor
P.lniiHv
freh'
,
.....
..
,
sue
win
again
sail
ior
.mska.
I
south
wind;
barometer,
3ft.0:
r"
OI
m
-
P"1"
temperature.
i6;
sea
smooth:
licil'
'Apartment
returnl
to
tho
9.15
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
r"
a'
,ne
enu
01
ne,wK
irom
John
abeam
Pine
Island
south-
"ie
lerrace
district
where
he
had
bound.
ieen
ior
some
nays
anu
leu
on
Dead
Tree
Point
-
Cloudy.
'norning
a
train
for
UK
.
:
;
headquarter
'.n
Winnipeg.
Mr.
mow
Lirouziii
wun
mm
noine
fine
samples
of
Concord
grapes
grown
al
Terrace.
A
bunch
of
these
i
on
exhibit
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Jlo
have
the
idea
that
it
wit
not
puldihd
and
I
hat
the
ohii-
CX.It.
Htuamer
Prince
C.li.irlei.
nieetiiig
with
favor
amongst
the
lion
come
chiefly
from
tin-
rion.lv
rilm-
(1'l'l.
Neil
McLean,
after
making
iPiHl,lc.
r
Hiimt.
I
am
glad
to
wealthy
and
fn.m
corporal
.
"
:
her
first
Irin
to
Alaska,
returned""'
able
to
truthfully
nay
that
w
influence.
.
tr.i.
i.tri
.mi
i
t.
-
have
gained
300
per
cent
in
our
ion
membership
since
tliat
tune.
It!
Charles
II.
Litchfield
of
Lute
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tue.day,
7
and
0
p.m.
"Too
many
kisseF
Mil
liard
Dix
m
u
lively
I'm
per
cent
enl.-i
.
mined.
A
jullv
plinlu
piny
of
l.itigh
.mil
lip
ciiiildn't
make
It
Itp-
iielinve
so
In
mi
ti
old
pet
I
him
off
to
Smhi
und
into
a
dicsy
round
.'
k.'e
mnl
fun.
Di
..iy
there
are
variel.t
-lie
know
lln-m
all.
Ki"i-
fn-m
lilii-biiig
girl,
flapper
11
ml
gu!i
.
Ibdltes
und
Foltie.
girlc.
Iibinde
and
Itrtinett.
Kim
from
mitiim-.il
girl.
warm-heartad
Sp.
Thee
are
a
few
of
the
niauv
Di
gets.
S-Richard
Dlx,
Frances
Howard,
Frank
Currier,
Paul
Pmtr,
William
Powell,
Alyce
Mills
and
oilier.
THE
"GO
GETTERS"
SERIES
No.
II.
GEORGE
O'HARA
AND
ALBERTA
VAUGHN
In
"AINT
LOVE
GRAND."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
35c
and
10c
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Cnglnoers,
Machinltla,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmith,
Patttrn
maker,
Founders,
Woodworker!,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
eipnppcd
lo
handle
al!
kinds
nf
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38f
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
530
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
Q.
BUSHDY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phone
6S7
539
Or.
601
Black
735
HOUSE
SLIPPERS
For
LADIES,
MEN
AND
CHILDREN.
Kvory
lady,
man
or
child
needs
11
pair
of
com
1
"
Fell
or
Klil
Slippers
lo
put
tin
when
Iho
day's
work
Afler
heitiir
up
all
tiny,
your
feet
nre
enlilli'd
'
1,1
rest
mid
comforl.
Our
Ktinoy
Korner
Slippers
will
give
you
that
-
mnl
resl.
Kvcnbody
likes
lliem
and
everybody
CHI
I
,..r
III'!'
I
them.
(If
.
1
.1
1..
:rr
.1
.....l..j
(...rrlncr
ill
I'l
l1
nu
iinvo
incin
hi
i
tiiuuii-iii
sijivs
i..iiB"-f
from
i
85c
to
$3.00
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Phono
045.
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St.
Audits
for
Holeproof
Hosiery.
Nemo
Corset-.
P
Mcview
Pullerux.
Turiilnill's
and
Vnloir
I
udi
-v
Arch
Defender
Shoes
mnl
Dominion
Hiihhcrs.