Nov.
mber
I,
1025.
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m
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Into
I
Miir
I
i
.
.
1
1
T
aw
,
,
it,
.
'
'
1,
j
ttlelhings
iff
Links
We
have
variety
enough
suit
every
purse.
Cold
filled
In
fancy
and
E)
lain
designs
with
double
nds
for
soft
shirts.
$1.00
to
$1.50
Better
arades
with
heavier
layer
of
gold
In
engraved
fend
engine
turned
effects,
$2.25
to
$5.00
notify
in
the
ne
tints
of
reen
and
white
gold.
Solid
old
links
In
many
new
and
retty
patterns
from
$5
00
to
$18.00
lolin
Bulger
Jeweller
irnbulls
Underwear
or
Boys
and
Qlrls
-
ii'
.
short
'ilb.
it
lev..
-
i
"re
a
in
and
-
nl.
knee
New
Goods
Excellent
Values
.
S.
Wallace
Co
,
Ltd.
"
9
3rd
and
Fulton
RT'
Clothes
Overcoats
to
measure
Bteve
King
I'd
Ave.
Green
85
New
all
Dresses
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE
STYLES
AND
MATERIAL
Mod.-iiilo
I'rlee
"Demers"
House
of
Quality
Pno
27
p.o.
Box
327
TEN
MILLION
VISITED.FAIR
Director
of
British
Empire
Ex
hlbltlon
Thanked
S'r
Henry
Thornton
for
His
Share
In
Success
MONTIIKAL.
Nov.
t.
Ton
million
people
smiled
f.
pavilllnn
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
nl
Wembley
during
Ihe
tv.
eaon,
according
()
cable
ail
.
vice
received
at
hcii.hitiartcr
nf
the
company
.n.
yexIcnlH).
Following
tin-
final
Holntf
of
he
HriliMi
F.mpire
Inhibition.
Hit
minilier
inrlndi
f
school
children.
ucaiing
with
Viiin.ii
iiIihoh
afltlie
serwuir
Canadian
hfc
a,
MatUP8
rpJan
iti
furittal
source
was
ni.
n.,
i,
Inor(,
than
Iwo
llioiisanl
-cbool
teacher.
Till
literature,
it
has
been
learned,
has
been
urreplcj
n
j,c'
majority
of
witjiire
as
the
text
by
which
inslnn
hon
on
Canada
i
given
to
.
children
in
many
pari
of
i,reat
Hrllain.
Ilefore
the
Kxluhilion
closed
on
Saturday.
Itight
linn.
J.
.
Thomas,
M
P.,
isjteil
the
Cana
dian
.National
i.avilion
on
Iitthnlf
and
thai
tin
opinion
was
held
by
Mm
many
disiiiimnshrd
viit-
rs,
including
the
Hum
utol
Queen
who
hail
viited
the
pavilion
and
alo
by
the
million
of
..rdmarjr
visitor.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
J.
MrCiillnuith.
Oueen
Char-b.He
City:
C.
V.
Thorlry.
Toron-loii.
4.
K.
Walton.
Premier:
P.
J.
Kkltiod
and
Victor
llenitslon.
Maple
IUy;
J.
M.
Morrison.
Alice
Ann:
V.
(len.
Anyox:
p.
Cm-vet
in,
North
Vancouver.
MOtlC
f
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
ViTK.E
IS.
llt.Hta
Y
UtVtM
lb
I
lb
,
l
trrl
ll.lMf
irt
I
i.
IIIU,
nniir
.!
IHlril.
I
ru.
vlkil.
lrSiiy
MlMlr
ul
lAfi
ld
twkirliM-ai,
a-LJKU
:
LAND
ACT.
InUiill
U
llllllrcl.
nt
VinrnHtrr.
H.
Applf
to
Li
In
Vrimrr
Huprt
l.anl
IW-ronH
inn.
in4
mimi
l
..
ftpirar
UUinl.
m.ii
M
M
rhln
iNihmtlHr
from
U
ttlrmv
nnrtkt
isxd
uf
ftpirar
Iln4
ami
tbiiul
fi.M
rlwiiM
f.
fniM
Scbwia
tk
nallrr
ttul
WalUr
.
.hlM
TJMien.
HUMS)
Ul
ly
fin
.1
ui
rulli.mlnr
errsriihnf
laml
TrTR
TTRTT7T
W"
WV
PAdn
rrvi
"1
L
J.
.,.
Ponder.
Then,
were
about
25
couple
in
alli-ndance.
RED
CROSS
WORK
IN
Large
Sum
to
be
Raised
to
Carry
on
Activities
In
Territory
of
the
director,
of
the
Kxhibi-I
'Ui'-M
.
o.
t.
Juneau
i
lion,
wished
;...)
apeed
to
Hi
makinp
an
effort
to
raise
2,275
slalT
nnd
ake(
that
the
thank!'"
"mance
the
year'
work
of
of
the
director.
m
transmitted
Mi""'
'ro
Society
carried
on
Sir
Henry
Tlmnilon
for
lhl,,'
Juneau
Chapter.
The
ninth
solendid
exhibit
which
the
com-!
niUMl
ra"
l
held
iNn
work.
This
ha
been
carried
on
In
every
town
and
Indian
ctlle-menl
in
Ihe
Chapter.
PRESENTATIONS
MADE
made
is
leaving
urruiwium
i
i
,.niin-nrini
ai
imii
.imr-a
i
PRESENTATION
TO
AHSTRAI
IAN
Mice
ninTiir
MinrlilUuilinilrlll
miOO
LU
ft
1111
MflUG
Appreciation
Expressed
by
"Mikado"
Company
For
Her
Services
During
The
company
which
look
part
in
Hie
presentation
.,f
-Tim1
Mikado"
for
tin,
DaiiKhters
of
lie
Krnpire
recently
gathered
In
the
l.cj.h.K.
hall
on
fifth
Av-'
enue
la!
nUhl
nod
presented
MiM
llUiielie
Cut-tin
with
a
vanity
ee
ti
a
,ark
of
''appreciation
fur
hT
service
in
connection
with
tln
n
liearsal.t
for
the
how.
The
presentation
wa
thousand,
"wolr
hy
Mr.
,.
t.
Parkin
ami
Literature!
the
ceremony
Wa
fnllowrd
with
f
refreshment
ami
dunce
for
mic
was
playi'il
by
Mrs.
H.
1
with
Itev.
nr.
flrant
rrioay.
line
or
in
wn
n-cream
ladle
hy
the
member
of
ler
Sunday
school
el
of
eipbt,
girt
wh'ch
presenleil
on
Sunday
The
other
wa
a
pnld
eiwil
reente1
to
her
hy
Ihei
Canadian
plrl
in
Iminlnp
nil
Mis,
pleasant
pent.
Doru
Camlow
when
n
ocial
eveninp
wa
FUNERAL
TODAY
ffemalns
of
Infant
Son
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Blaln
Interred
In
Falrvlew
Cemetery
I'll
nc
ral
service
for
Ihe
eislit
nob!!
month
old
on
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Itlttin.
whose
death
occurred
ELECTION
ON
Labor
Party
Led
by
Matthew
Charlton
Outlines
Its
i
Policies
FOREIGN
POLICY
Endowment
of
Motherhood
of
Planks
of
Present
Opposition
One
SYDNKV,
Australia,
Nov.
4.
lly
Canadian
J'resM.-
Iluth
the
Premier
nf
the
(ktnimonwealth,
lit.
Hon.
Stanley
M.
Hnne,
and
the
Labor
Leader,
Matthew
I'liailhm,
have
Jieen
campaigninff
which
recently
in
New
South
Wales;
and
Hie
federal
election
contest
is
warrnim?
up,
noticeably
an
the
polling
dale,
November
14.
ilrawn
nearer.
II
i
becoming:
more
apparent
daily
that
Ihe
chief
issun
:
..
it...
..t..ai
i
i
I
,
n
1
imn
""
-"II
ui
n-as,.
,
ALAA
iMrUKl
AN
1
j
Uf
flili'm
Rovemmeni
com-,
posed
of
inenuiers
of
tiie
Nationalist
and
Country
Parlies
led
respectively
liy
Premier
Jtruco
und
Hon.
I)r.
Papp,
treasurer,
is
concerned
is
the
fjueslion
of
Communism.
Premier
Hruc
continue
In
hi
speeches
to
associate
I
ho
Labor
Party
with
the
Communists,
und
In
criticize
Labor,
puny
had
mamUtnrd
and
for
th
vi-mlwr
II
to
2
when
the
drive
Lfniler
Charlton
for
not
.Hatinp
co-opi.ration
which
had
be-V'"
he
made
in
all
communities
"unneiy,
n
imir
came
ihio
tfiven
Ui
lhoe
who
had
I
lie
w...,of
the
Chapter
to
secure
fund.
w
Per.
what
it
would
do
aKainst,
fare
of
the
exhibit
ion
.)
!,
i
,
Ilecor.U
of
the
nasi
three
or.
,,,ne
ar'
'trylnp
to
subvert
He
slated
thai
ihe
director
hwM'
'"w
liat
it
costs
lhe!"'
present
ecflnomlft
and
oocial
i..o-imei
ihe
CHiiiiiliaii
National
.
'bapler
annually
apprHXimatclyi""!,,,m-"
-xhihit
u
one
of
the
mol
oul-
3.0iMi
to
carry
on
the
work,
it
Government
Policy
landing
oiilniniiions
io
the
fair!
underlaken
throughout
the!
In
a
recent
speccli
in
Sydney
district,
which
include
commii-'
Premier
Itruce,
replyinst
to
u
njly
health,
public
school
health
j
speech
made
by
Mr.
Charlton
in
iiihpeclion
and
neial
ervice
Sydney
a
few
niphls
previoiialy.
aid
that
every
contructie
ur-
(restion
which
the.
Iabor
leader
had
made
va
cullwl
.from
the
policy
of
the
government.
Mr.
Charlton'
deMnrV4
ifollcy,
dio
claimed,
was
fundamontally
tin-
TO
MRS.
H.
R.
GRANT,
7"'"'
i;
lof
appreciation
of
lnn
pittWeinn
9
...
,
,
'of
Australia
that,
inihc
Prc-
iri'seniaiioiis
nae
ueen
i
mier's
opinion,
"it
must
cause
i
consternation
to
the
whole
peo-
I'le."
i
Mr.
Charlton,
in
Ills,
speeches,
cuarse
Premier
ira
and
Treasurer
Pane
with
misreiire-
entm(i
LalKir
attitmiu
lowanl
('ommiinisin.
He
delcares
that
the
sole
.stock-in-trade
of
these
ftw.
i.ilifi..al
lA.liiw
Ajkik&ial
fir
!,",'r.,U'
mt",",r
Vr'",,,,?,
0Vfr
fable
of
social
and
sectarian
horror
which
would
ari.e
if
Labor
were
to
come
into
power
in
Australia.
He
denounce
Mr.
Itruce'
intiiTipration
policy
on
the
ground
that
Australia
ha
a
larsre
e.ice
of
lalor
and
there
iaBeBBlB
'are
no
vast
empty
."paces
except
I
in
the
desert.
It
i
in
the
expan-
;
"
sion
of
the
home
pra.J.iclin
of
s,anid
fo,r
a
1
article
now
imported
that
wny
nnl
nionna
of
mainlntninir
n
i
now
noputaiion
mnt
ic
iounu
Mr.
Charlton
ay
Mt.nnApq
I
o,
wild
llii
mitle
l.nhnr
i
Mriml.iv
nitrlil
Inn
I
lilnri.
nt
9
.TO
'
.
ooiinl
riirlits
iiiv.ii
tHMii
.
'
n
(tnvernmenl
in
onter
10
nreaK;
...
..
.......
.turn
in
HiUMjllrlv
dlr-rilon
mi.-.
.......
..,...,1
in.m
i....ii
.
p,a0,
fur
n(.vv
clIIor.
"ro
io
n'rvi
.en
splrw
l.l.ml.
ind
!I.M
rhl.
t
frwn
cimpei
fa
ihr.i.f
rt
Ml
rlln;
ihirr
n..rli-
..
,
f
fl!o,i,,
I
Oil
the
question
.
.irrlv
HH-imhTinr
i..nr
inr
urn.
.
..
m.h
oitr
i.i
ix,.
1
nf
.-..mmnw.nw.nl.
imll
.....u..n
fin...n.
I
fir.
i.liaruou
u)
"i"'--.?..!
rX..!?"..
L..-T
,.:r
rZr
1
'
V
'
Hn
ahw.i
that
Australia
could
RAFFLEI
OR
OAMCI
OF
CHANCE
PROHIBITED
MITICK
I
itmtnY
OlVXt
nl
I
hr
lir.fi
in.lturirrt
i
lfinl
rnrmrr
rr-
lli.ii
14
af
the
r.rtluffcal
t
ort.
Of
n.ll
l.irfi
nialirs
II
an
ImMrlahlr
nffrnre
!
MHliir
any
rlH-liir.
.-.nirlvinrr.
Jr
nfHr-allot)
r
any
inJ
fr
lis
t.nriM.se
of
A
Irmilntna-
lm
arr.
Ihe
hlilrr
of
KH.
Ilrkru,
mimiMr
or
rbajirr.
.r
auj
pro-t1
brlna:
"M
.
dlm.'rt
f.
or
1l-i-r
of
any
in1.
war
r
inrrrhlle
l.v
nv
11..I11
nf
i-hanr
or
nil
rnanrr
ami
.kill
or
u
1h.
in.titres
any
sran-
In
tiki-
nK.nrjr
or
..IImt
vatual.lr
mrtr
i.r
thlnt
on
lh
rraiill
or
anv
iraiiM
of
rliani-r.
bv
wImm-I
.r
iUirwl.-.
or
l
rn-
iiuri
any
lottrry
or
rarfk.
Thl.
aftrllim
d.lr
mil
BpnlN
to
or
rlrr
or
a
valno
mil
to
0.0
in
any
liaiatr
hrlil
r.ir
rvJItt.iun
or
rlMrlt-alitr
iHirisHMPa,
r.rovl.lr.1
rnilI.HI
t
rtrt
oi.uinnt
frnin
Ihr
Mayor
or
in
Oty
li
hold
llw
Mine.
V.
II.
Vli.KI-n.
151
,
flUrr
of
fo'lfg
Natu
of
LAND
ACT.
Intantlon
to
Apply
Land.
1
'
...ll.anl
.
"""""-,
l.i,in.
Mr
mi.
Mr
to
Laaia
In
Trlnrr
flnprrl
Lanil
nrcnrdlnt
tn-trlrl,
wiit
Ituile
at
Mrwnnnh
llarltor.
CHI
lalan.t,
about
nnr
Hill"
noriln1"!
rroiu
thr
rnlranrr
In
I'rtrrl
Cl.annrl.
an.l
atx.llt
.nr
mile
aoiitlirrlv
from
Hi
northeast
rornrr
or
lot
lOlSP.
.
.
,
Take
iiollcn
that
Vallarn
riahrrlr
t
liollrcl.
of
Vanonvrr.
H.C..
nrriipatlon
ranin'rvtiH-n.
Inlrnda
In
apply
ppi
nf
thr
fnllnwlnt
prrarrlhrj
land
for
a
!
ills:
i.l..ord
lantrd
ftinilh.Serjreanl
and
Mr.
II.
Me-(ilinrhy,
Mr.
and
.Mr.
K.
I.arsen.
Tlioina
Trotier.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Inttatlon
to
Apply
to
Purchai
Land.
In
tn
Lanil
rtrronlinr
Watrirt
of
I'rlnro
IIUhti.
i..t
bring
a
rH.rlton
of
Lol
lurfity
r.'iir
it),
luinc
rive
(t,
Coal
llirirt.
TAkK
.Mill.'.K
thai
Krlm-ll
LlmllrJ
of
I'rlnrr
Hiiirrl.
B.C..
liwrrhanH.
tnlfnU
to
apply
rr
is-rinlolon
to
piirrhaie
ll.
fulloin
(iMirUHd
laiiiH:
...
.
Cdinnirnrlnir
at
a
p."'
plntct
at
tho
Hurl
lira
I
i-.n-i.rr
of
lol
twenty-four
4.
rarrlr.
ranar
fle
d
.
i
"t
DlMrlrt;
mrnre
Mlllll
llltrlJ-IW"
.liaiin.
luring
forty
rlialn;
Uwnrr
mjrlh
right
rniliu
num.
or
Iras,
to
hlah
watrr
mark;
thrnrr
nortlMat
along
high
wairr
n.atk
to
poini
or
eimimrnninriil.
an1
mntalnlnr
rlgnty
I
t
SO
1
arrra.
more
or
lr,
..........
FniZZELL-S
IIMITIO.
j
Srpll.anl
I
nairrt
snnial
ttth.
vtl.
.
LAND
ACT.
C
mriK
ing
ai
..m.l
,
,
1
''
'"
1
"J",',:
r
.
a:"",'i
H
I,
nV
or
nmrnrrnimt.
and
...on,
ait
rhaina.
ilin.rr
wral
d.iio
.imlnlhlng
arr.',
rliHlna:
ilM-nrr
nnrth
0.T0
rhln;
llirnce
raalrrly
mran.lrrtng
along
thr
l.lgh
water
mailt
to
pot
r
r.iiiiiiiriii'rio.'ni.
""
rnntatnlii
l
.no
arm.
inorr
nr
rw,
v.t
t..rK
nsiiKitiK
iimitkh.
Applicant.
bated
rpieintrr
tlh.
t
CAIIIAR
LAND
DISTRICT.
Racordlnq
Dlalrlel
of
Talaoraph
Oraak.
TkK
JtOTICB
that
John
Jaroh
rowlrr,
nr
Oreat
ntacler.
Stlklnr.
raniher.
In-lenda
In
applv
for
prnnllon
.
to
pur-
rliai
Ihe
rollnwlng
ilrarrtlinl
tnn!
roll'llle'ir
tig
ai
a
onai
till
p.n.i.ru
...i
weal
hank
nf
Ihe
Sllklnn
lllver,
near
Ihe
Oreat
fllarlrr.
at
aontliraat
rnrner;
thenre
running
north
o
ehaln:
thrnrr
In
a
wralrrlv
(llrerllnn
0
rhaln":
tnenrn
in
a
aniitlierlv
illrertl.m
0
ehln;
Ihenrn
tn
an
utterly
dtrertlon
n
rhaina.
tn
rom-tni'iiremrni
pnl,
D...a
mm
t.M.
tm.B
f0wUR
11101-.
or
l(.ft,
noiiKnT
C.
0OsK.
Applicant.
Prr
Win.
n.
Mltchrtl,
Agent
rialed
Orlntwr
Mli
I
on
OOVCRNMtNT
LIQUOR
ACT
Notlc
of
Application
for
B.r
Llcanaa.
JOITICK
I
IIKItKMY
OIVEN
that
on
the
I
Mil
day
nf
ortolier,
ItlKV
llm
iiiuLt-alttniMl
Intrnil
to
apply
lo
Urn
l.htior
Cunt
nil
Hoard
for
a
llrrne
In
rejpect
to
prt'inlsr.
tie
Ilia-
pari
r
thr
iull,ln
known
sklderate
Imnrtlinr
House,
alt.i.
m,l
ai
Skl.lranlr.
iinim
llu
IniiiM
n
arrll.ed
a
t.t
10,
Work
4,
airordlnr
tn
rrlt..red
map
nr
plnn
d.iMiHltcd
In
the
land
Itetlatry
orrirr
at
the
city
nr
Prlnrr
Hili'rl
and
numbered
911,
for
thr
aaln
nf
Leer
hy
the
itlan
or
hy
tlm
open
Imttle
tor
ronaiimptlon
on
the
premle.
Iiateit
at
Sktdeaair,
i.r.
IhU
Ul
day
1
of
Srptemlirr,
tJ.
EUlU."tt)
0.
STEVENS.
Owner,
Applicant
that
defence
it
has
.
.
.
.
.
.
..
.4
11.,
,.1,
:
iiuve
10
suumaruics
ior
uiu
cum
01
tine
cruiser,
.-.uuuiiiiiiii-5,
nu
poinU-il
out,
need
wo
Jeipensivo
bases
and
an
particularly
suit-
Parly
are
bent.
mt
on
the
the
Commonwealth.
but
on
forced
contributions
lo
Imperial'
expansion
masquerading
a
defence.
They
are
'Jingoes
and
atili-.ustrallaii
in
Iheir
lle-fenee
policy,
Ihe
Labor
leader
declare.
Overseas
Wars
On
Hie
iiueslipn
of
Australia's
foreign
policy
Mr.
Charlton
says
Premier
Itruce
hit
tinged
Hint
Auslralla
should
have
n
voice
in
foreign
affair,
which
In
Ihe
KEEP
OUT
of
the
Puddles
COURTLY
Sir
Walter
Ral
eigh
cynic
savant
and
first-class
fighting
man
desired
a
favor
from
good
Queen
Bess.
A
puddle
in
the
queen's
path
made
his
opportunity.
Across
it
he
flung
his
costly
cloak.
Her
majesty,
smiling
at
his
devotion,
trod
on,
dry
shod,
and
Sir
Walter's
unique
self-advertising
produced
results.
Though
most
advertising
is
less
spectacular,
to-day,
it
is
far
more
serviceable.
It
smooths
out
the
everyday
pathways
of
each
one
of
us.
Because
of
advertising,
luxuries
and
necessities
that
once
would
have
been
worth
a
Ring's
ran-som
are
yours
at
little
cost.
Advertising
pits
merchant
against
merchant,
artisan
against
artisan,
manufacturer
against
manufacturer.
This
competition
brings
out
the
best
there
is
in
everything
Jor
your
personal
benefit.
You
wouldn't
know
about
many
boons
of
modern
life
were
it
not
for
advertising.
v
That
is
why
you
are
not
taking
full
advantage
of
the
better
things
in
life
to-day
if
you
overlook
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Read
advertising
and
keep
abreast
of
the
times
Australian
forciKii
policy
developed
in
the
light
of
day
for
a
people
determined
to
uphold
tiieir
national
u,,d
onet
enough
to
ad.
Labor
would
of
mil
inai
oiner
naiiuns
nuu
iu-
Mr.
Charlton
defines
Ihe
Labor
Party's
jreneral
policy
as
embracing
co-operation
and
fjov-ernment
aid
in
marketing,
agricultural
and
pastoral
research.
rural
credit
banks,
extension
of
the
Commonwealth
Shipping
Line
for
the
cheapening
of
fiVights,
the
oslalilUhnnvit
of
,
CrfunmoifwTaltli
agricullurar
im
,
'
4;
.:
plemetu
ractorics,
and
a
compre-
.
.
.,'
.
-
the
costofi'
's.4reJMf(irccs.
Minilarly
fti;ViVst&V
v.Bi.rl
n
cruiser
vvoiiiu
huj
iuo
.u:i,u
planes.
The
Labor
l'arty
wants
money
spent
on
the
forms
of
defence
which,
in
its
opinion,
should
have
priority,
and
t
ho
spending-
as
far
as
possible
lo
be
done
iu
Australia.
In
the
policy!
of
the.
Itruce
government
cruisers
vat
ion
and
irrigation.
The
Labor
l'arty,
Mr.
Charlton
says,
believes
that
a
compulsory
wheat
pool
is
necessary
and
it
would
pay
a
col
ton
bounty
of
2d.
a
pound.
Motherhood
Endowment
in
lite
Vamlerhoof
district.
Labor
leader'
opinion,
would
killed
recently
ha
arrived
in
mean
I
lint
Australia
would
ne
Aew
land.
coiiimilled
to
any
oversea
war,-
'
-
thai
Oreat
llrilnin
decided
to
en-
Mrs.
Itrain
niul
her
itnughlcr,
tcr.
Mr,
Charlton
states
thatj
Miss
Evelyn
Brain,
have
returned
from
Ontario.
It
is
likely
the
cn-lw.
lire
family
will
return
to
locate
in
thi
districL
Mis
J.
M.
Hicliard,
who
ha
been
seriously
ill
for
some
time,
is
able
to
be
around
again.
Mrs.
J.
M.
Johnston
has
left
to
spend
Ihe
winter
months
visiting
with
friends
in
Miss
L.
J.
Held
.
arrived
-
fast
wecK
rrom
Vancouver
to
nurse
her
sisfcr-in-law
Mrs.
Frank
Hei.l,
who
is
seriously
ill.
STEWART
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Stewart
General
Hospital
Association
was
held
last
week,
officers
being
circled
as
fallows:
President,
Hev.
A.
V.
It.
Ashley:
Mr
(Mm
tO
I
mi
tnlnd
flint1
if
I
hl
'
wApaI
;i
pv
ll
V
k
An
tin.lv
A
eno.
are
favored
as
the
chief
mean,,
n,mp
Jl)iry
cnm(,
jnlo
)0wor
il'opJI
.,olm
M.I(.o,,
II.
O.
Marvin,
of
defence
for
Auslralta.
-
wouW
nwko
prnvisioli
fOP;Mis
Kale
Hyan
and
William
hur
her
01.
tni.ag
h.s
altiludo
moherllo0(1
Pmiowmont.
n'.wn.
on
defence
Mr.
Charllon
-sap
wmM
Hppk
ftn
nUrrnaUon
of
lho;
Australia
needs
shore
guns
with-
,0
htin.
miy
the
ponil,1,jnu
jn
o,,,0P
nrniian,.
day
after
in
wm.se
nuiKo
n,011l
uniformity
of
the
working
he
went
up
lo
the
Indian
Mine
would
ami
needs
appear,
niiiuwi,
"".iwim..
n,r..ii!i1.ont
AiMtralla.
am
ast
week.'
to
he
cnnraire.l
n
n
Nolle
Of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Ltaaa
uana
neriai
Heel
tltat
COUI.I
HO!
OtVOUl-
.,
...,..
il.
il,..
lnrr,r..l
i-nok
hlo.
t.U
l,.n,l
nff
III
Onrrn
UMtMlle
OlMrKt
i.a
m
or-
,
,
nlnrn!ll
,,
..
'
'
'
"
"
"
"'
ronlinr
DUlpIrt
of
rtinn
il
II
alia
tttlMlilif
ill
I1V
UllfcTI
la
M1IJ
ll'I.H-'-l'
'1,
""M
.....
......
,.,
,II.
..
,ii...
I.,
IwiniiltMtnrri
-
TAWK
.MITICK
til
J
I
MolMTt
C.
Ooksi.
of
Vancoiir.r.
ll.C,
orriiialloil
raniirryuian,
liil.-iiiK
lo
apply
for
a
lra
of
tl
following
it,.rritH'l
Innciv
i:.,ninirnrlnir
at
a
hiI
planted
on
an
imnaiiiiMi
laiaiul
tjing
s.sn
irg.
.
(;
,
"
-
,
rh.nn.
more
or
Iras)
rrotn
wnilhwrat
ror-l(
cfeilCe
of
a
atioiit
m
;
or
iit
r
or
...
l.ol
ll.
y.CI.,
-
tiangr
;
iii.-ii.-ri
iiu.tu.ere.,,
...
..
ii.so
,
ycw
,
j.filting
mean
of
produc
ion
ami
main-,,.
,p
nf
1(
noimnj0nWealth
'
The
belief
is
lenanee
He
.r
aim
thai
,
-
John
in
norali
(Irani,
w
Nationalist
larly
nnd
Iho.Coun-
some
some
time
limn
nsro
ago,
YANDERHOOF
now
held
that
who
disappeared
met
his
death
hy
drowning
.between
Stewart
and
llyder.
A
felt
hal
wa
found
floallnc
iin
Die
n-nler
nnd
ho.
William
Vauglinn.
Fori
Fraser.ni.,
n.
ni.t
d.wV:
Vei
fm.nd
of
the
.Soldier
Settlement
Hoard,
j
,),,
0r
sruggle.
I
spi'll.llllK
a
nniie
ill
trs
Mr.
Cameron
.
...
i
Oeorge
11.
Sheperd,
M.M,
local
assnyer,
ha
arranged
to
give
a
serie
of
talks
lo
Urn
pupils
of
Mii.in-iin-ui
u'
.mi
"
'.ine
Mewari
puuuc
school
on
dauijcliler,
.Mrs.
h.
O.
.Mei.eaciiy.
.mailer
perlaining
to
mining.
Karl
Hudolph
IIese.
pioneer
orr.
sacking
has
been
resumed
of
the
.cchako
district,
was
ott
Hie
Indian
Mine
nnd
it
Is
ex
i
II...
.Ml
.
.
III
uie
sawmill
ui
pccictl
IO
Sllip
100
loll
per
month
during
the
Avinler.
The
properly
reopened
Ial
week
afler
having
been
shut
down
for
several
months.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
S.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servtce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
arc
ready
at
any
time
to
receive
your
phone
call,
lo
take
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
charge
uf
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
F.xquistlc
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
price.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
Dr.
Alexander
a
a
a
aiaaa
i
Smith
Block
Phone
675
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