3&
'
I
HE
II
ii
Latest
Designs
Lowest
Prices
Eye
Glasses
Must
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
the
large
cen-Ires
testing
ejes
and
fitting
glasses,
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
tho
North
Satin-Faced
Canton
Crepe
A
heavy
quality
Canlon
Ocj.e
with
a
rich
lustrous
sal
in
face.
Ideal
for
dresses
Comes
in
lilack,
While,
Pansy,
Pearl,
lloval,
Occhid,
Urown,
Tan,
Ocjiro.
38
in.
l'er
yard
$3.50
to
$3.95
West
of
England
Store
Third
Ave.
Phone
753.
MIAT
Specials
Visit
our
Meat
Dept..
and
gel
acquainted
with
our
new
butcher.
No.
1
Steer
Hound
Steak,
2
His
45c
Slewing
Steak,
per
lb.
15c
Sirloin
Steak,
per
lb.
.
.
30c
Hamburger
Steak,
2
lbs.
25c
I'ot
lloast,
per
lb.
.
.
12'2c
1'ork
Sausage,
very
special.
2
His.
for
35c
Walk
Over
and
Save
Money
at
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phones
18
and
84
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.00
Half
load
$3.00
Large
sacks
50c
DRY
BIRCH
l'er
load
$6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Auditorium
Will
open
f
ir
a
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
...
2
to
k
Evrnings
....
tt
to
10
Good
Music
both
sessions
Competent,
instructors
to
teuch
beginners.
L.
J.
Marren
-
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
A
larger
list
than
ever
of
attractive
articles
is
being
offered
for
sale
at
the
annual
Catholic
i
bazaar'
which
was
opened-
at
.30
this
afleruoon
liy
Father
1'.'
J.
Mefiralh
in
the
vacant
store!
under
the
Kmpress
Thealre.
The
affair
presents
the
usual
inler-j
csiing
features
and
gives
promise
of
being
a
great
success.
II
will
be
in
progress
for
two
days,
closing
tomorrow
night.
In
charge
of,
the
various
departments
are
the
following:
Plain
sewing
and
fancy
work
Mrs.
Harold
.VcKwen
assisted
by
Mrs.
James
McNully,
Mrs
Charles
Halagno
and
Miss
A.
M.
Darbeau.
Country
store
Mrs.
J.
C.
fiavigan,
assisted
by
Mrs.
J.
Lome
JtacLaren,
Mrs.
(Jeorge
Holmes,
Mrs.
Olier
Hesner,
Mrs.
A.
1).
Gillies
and
Mrs.
L.
I.awler.
lea
room
Mrs.
J.
Arthur
Smith.
Mrs.
NTilfrid
C.ratton
and
Mrs.
C.
I'.
Kiel,
assisted
by
young
ladiys.
Home
cooking
Mrs.
Peter
Il.vrne
and
Mrs.
A.
Leveque.
naffles
'Vinrenl
Meagher
ami
Jack
McNully.
TIMBER
SALE
X7469.
Staled
Trndin
will
l
r.r.ivl
lt
in-
.u.ms.i-r
ui
Linus
ai
irutnn
iiiu
i.irr
man
iniun
CK1
I
lie
Im
Qiy
irinbrr.
itri.
lur
ihc
mirrtu
.r
Llrciire
X746I,
lu
,cu.
1,710,000
feet,
of
i
.11
Mae;t
lnlfi.
ibiut
mil,,
im
furl
Cltiijpnlj.
Qum-q
Cbarlolte
lilind
TWil
'
2
i
VPir
Will
br
llluUMt
tnr
rr.
njiitil
of
ilmttpr.
further
nartlruliri
r
ih
(hi.f
pnr
ler.
Vktrit.
B.C.,
or
District
rorrilr.
f-llirr
Bliwrf.
Bf.
TIMBER
SALE
X7475.
fialMl
will
I
-
-
.
t.
..
llir
.Mlnltrr
of
Land
at
Victoria
ml
wr
null
iKNifi
un
iih
i
tin
air
or
uVflll.M-r
IMS
fM
(h
iuiM.h.u
.1
l.irenr
X7I75.
'tit
n
,3r..O((l
Wt
or
.-i.TufT.
nrmiix-K
ina
i.rtiir
on
an
am
Ituated
on
thr
ixiiith
tide
or
Tanuo
llirwt.
RlrhardiUKi
Inlft,
Ouorn
(Uiarlottf
Iland..
TWll
19
Vir
Will
tim
lllnn-Ml
turn
m.
tmival
.if
tlnitirr.
Furthff
rtartirulars
oT
tt
Oiler
Torej.
Xrt.
Victoria.
B
i:
.
or
DHtrlct
Foreiter.
erinr
Ruert.
B.':.
WEEK
-
END
SPECIALS
I'almolive
Soap.
4
for
25c
l'er
toz.
.
.
.
85c
Almond
and
Cocoa
Soap.
J
for
25c
13
for
S1.00
Castile
Soap,
17
uz.
bar.
"Peeial
2
for
35c
Soap
Chip,
in
hulk,
spe
cial.
2
lbs.
for
25c
(tinker
Snaps,
fresh
slock.
2
ll.s.
for
....
...
..
35c
(iranulaled
Sugar,
in
bulk.
15
lbs.
for
$1.00
Limit
15
lbs.
to
each
customer
Combination
Special
1
"lily.
4
lb.
pkg.
Seedless
Ilaisins
reg.
50c.
ti
lbs.
No.
1
Japan
Hiee,
reg.
75c.
Special,
the
two
for
$1.00
Fresh
Oround
Coffi-e,
&
lb.
for
$1.25
lied
Head
Matches.
400
count.
3
pkgs.
to
bundle.
special
35c;
3
for
$1.00
Campbell'
Tomato
Soup.
special,
2
for
.
.
.
.
25c
Combination
Special
1
larsre
jar
Sterling
I'ickles,
.reg.
55c.
1
hot
I
lo
Clark's
Tomato
CaNup.
riy.
25c.
t
bottle
Pan
Van
Sauce,
reg.
30c.
Speolal,
3
for
95o
Hums'
(loblen
Leaf
Cheese,
5
lit.
bricks,
special.
$1.85
Kootenashj
Small
While
Itean
i
lbs.
for
.
.
.
25c
17
Ibs.'fot-
$1.00
Combination
Canned
Vegetable
Special
.'i
litis
Tomato.
2's.
i
I
in
Corn,
2's.
tins
Standard
lea.
2'.
Special,
7
tins
for
$1.00
Limit
It
tin
to
each
rux-toiner
50
only,
Kik
5
string
Urooms.
special
....
45c
500
loz.
Spring
Clothes
I'ins,
0
dox.
fur
....
25c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co.
4
Phones
210
-
211
212
and
298
4
s
m
IhEveryTin
of
"Nugget"
there's
the
same
high
quality
the
which
has
made
it
Siality
e
supreme
shoe
polish
throughout
the
world.
NUGGET
Shoe
Polish
MaJt
In
Black,
Tan,
Tonty
RtJ
and
Dark
Brown,
jllto
Whitt
Driving
($)
nj
H'hitt
Otana
(liquid).
V
99
DESOLATION
RAMPANT
NEWFOUNDLAD
HOMES
'
OF
FISHING
PEOPLE
Lady
Recently
Returned
from
Visit
to
Labrador
Where
She
Was
With
Gren-fell
Mission
TOnn.VI'O,
Del.
20.
(Ily
Cati-adian
I'rtss).
Deplorable
conditions
that
exist
in
sections
of
Newfoundland
and
Labrador,
ami
need
and
illiteracy
if
many
o'
the
people
were
told
of
by
Miss
Margaret
Hobinson,
addressing;
the
women's
Mission
Circle,
Wal-nter
ltoad
Ilaptist
Church.
Mis.-Hobinson
has.;
recently
returned
from
Labrador,
where
she
soen?
the
two
past
summers
as
a
teacher
anions
the
fisher-folk,
.issocialed
witb
the
llrenfell
Mission.
Speaking
or
the
first
rhool,
held
in
a
storehouse
overlooking
a
kennel
where
twelve
dogs
were
quartered.
Miss
Hobinson
said
tint
I
this
particular
Newfoundland
community
hail
been
without
a
teacher
for
eleven
ears.
isolation
was
rampan.
in
the
majority
of
Ihc
fislierfoik
homes;
she
slaled-alinost
barre'i
of
furnishings.
During
the
year's
leave
of
ab-
.-encc
from
trie
mission,
lr.
irenfell
had
interested
himself
in
securing
materia
that
would
be
a
benefit
to
the
people,
and
among
other
things
were
looms
trough!
from
China
that
were
proving
invaluable
to
the
women
ngaged
in
weaving.
2&
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
MiTI'
E
IS
KKHKUV
l.IVf
i
ttut
tb
ifwnr
iititi(
uvi
Lot
utu,
liaiire
4
i.
out
Uilrict,
n
iu-pilit.
indt
Dpiiarlniint,
U.
II.
HUCl,
Inyuty
Mluisitr
or
Laoilt
victoria,
u.c.
HKt
Sypt.
19i.
'
SCALED
TENDERS
EaUt
William
Murphy,
Dacaaatd
SEAl.IIl
TKMiEllS
will
lie
rerelVMl
b
tlie
orrirlal
AtliiUHlnlrilor.
I'rlnre
Iti-rt.
lie;.,
un
to
tf
oclock
noon
mi
the
t;tli
i)ty
ut
ovMnbrr.
IMS,
fur
tho
niiHiumr
niniiii
iiixmti:
1
intercM
in
tnr
Triintoiie
uroun
xHKlMlnc
i,r
VrlloKHtuiie,"
"Butt,
anc
"Old
Tiiii-r
NliH-ral
C.alnrt
L'PMI
price
ij.uiiii
no.
i
x
inicri
in
tne
"narotHia
unw
i
'
HaMiliK
or
tlw
"AiMromJa."
"AnawMida
No.
t,"
and.
ttie
"Anacwnda
fraction'
Minrral
i:iaiin
I
J
Hilerwt
in
the
1'ayroll
'.roi.
con
tMlnr
or
tlw
"I'irroil
o.
i"
and
'ray-
roll
n.
4"
Mineral
claiiiin.
Tlie
above
iiH'iit.inied
clilinn
are
all
-ilmlc
in
I
lip
salmon
tt.vrr
S'Ttloii
oT
I
lie
I'ortlind
ijiul
Mminr
Divkton.
Mt
of
(he
rlainis
adjoin
the
"Forty
Mm
oroup."
The
lowct
or
tli)
U'lider
not
ner.e-arilv
acrciited.
HUDNUT'S
TOILETRIES
We
am
stocking
a
complete
line
ol
Jtir.hard
llud-iiul's
popular
"Three
Mowers"
preparations
and
other
exruisite
Hudnut
creations
at
popular
prices.
Three
Flowers
Perfums,
per
n
52.00
Three
Flowers
Face
Cream
50o
Thre.e
Flowers
Face,
powder
...
:
51.00
Three
Flowers
Hand
nd
Fare
Lotion
'
50c
Visit
our
new
store
and
receive
a
sample.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Cor.
Third
Ave.
&
Fifth
St.
Going
to
RETURN
FLOW
LARGE.
Effort
Being
Made
to
Fool
Pooplo
to
Defeat
Mackenzie
King
Government
!
OTTAWA.
Oct.
21.
Torv
Canada.
They
must
know
the
)if)
,.,..,,.
,;;inU(llilH,,
re
,
statement
is
not
true,
hul
they
ronlinue.
to
repeal
it.
True.
Ih
L'nilod
Stales
Immigration
De-
l.
.......
I..
..I..
1
I
ler
nf
farl,
I
hey
are
not
no
ill
i
eluded.
The
I'.iinailiuii
immigra
jpamnen.
lias
ma.
e
...e
s
air-
(tu,u,n,,
.
lake
no
aecounl
men!
that
ilunns
thai
year
men
,
..
,,
.....
...
.
..
rounlry
received
1
00,81)5
immi
grants
from
Ganuila,
hut
a
con
of
them
at
all,
but
do
keep
m
eouut
of
Canadians
returning
!
I
"
i
i.
!'
'
fl
ftf
fM
m
iilln
tm
ft
Mir
.....
,4
.
I'aiMiuu
iiui
i
ni'MMB
I
vl
m
-
si.
erame
m
.we
,,,,,
r
more
in
I
tie
Unite.!
going
to
the
.
United
Stales
tern-
.m
of
u,
co(
po.ar.ly.
I
hey
...eluded
eeh-
m
from
Up
neillllorillg
re.
anies
and
other
arlisans.
cs
...
...
.,,
pecially
in
the
building
trades.
lenship
in
Canada.
Any
peron
along
tho
border,
attracted
by
M,
to.
but
the
ol.l
lie
lure
or
lugh
buiw..
..
n
in
better
.suited
I-.
had
no
intention
of
remaiium;
..,,....
inn.
.It,
I
.
I
hnfiu
..
fox
Mill'
MA
an
,
"
1
i
ti
i
hi
iiii
iiipk
vriiiai
ii
i"i
uiij
wwii-
1
"
"
1
TT
siderable
period
in
the
Untied
.
.v
.ftTV
Isiates.
Tbey
aUo
include
eol-
LMfi
Uf
Uillll
111
il(
!
lege
boys
ullending
Ahieriean
DDnrDCCClUC
MOVC'
univer.-ities,
who
were
and
ar-i
I
IUulL031lL
lTlUVK
compelled
to
obtain
visaed
certi-:
-
'
ficalcs
of
American
consuls
an
('Edmonton
Paper
Says
Difference
are
listed
as
"iiiurTigntnls.
The
Return
Flow
Hut
how
about
the
return
flw
luniing
Canadians
numbered
13,
775.
There
is,
no
ipjextion
akoul
that.
The
Gauad.au
Immigration
DeparlineMt
lias
the
full
name
and
Hist
office
address
of
every
one
of
these
repalriuted
Canadians.
Moreover,
tbe
Canadian
Immigration
Department
keep
count
of
the
American
settlers
taking
up
homqsteads
and
locating
in
(Canada.
For
the
same
year,
these
immigrants
from
the
United
Slates
numbered
15,818.
Fooling
the
People
In
view
of
these
figures,
which
iudicale
that
the
net
emigration
from
Canada
to
the
United
Stale
was
a
little
over
in.uuo
and
probably
a
good
deal
less,
how
are
we
to
account
for
the
t-
sisteul
repetition
of
Ibe
canard
about
100,000
people
going
to
the
United
States
and
only
2.000
coming
from
tbe
United
Slates
during
(be
last
fiscal
year
It
relies
for
support,
if
up-
Kirt
it
has,
upon
a
press
dis
patch
from
Washington
which
purported
to
give
the
inimigra
lion
from
the
Untied
States
for
all
This
statement
appeared
to
say
that
only
2,000
people
bad
emi
grated
to
Canada,
but
it
must
be
apparent
that
tbe
United
States
authorities
cannot
iosihly
tell
the
number
of
people
who
for
some
reason
or
another,
move
from
that
country
to
Canada,
including
,
returned
Canadians.
Kveryouc
who
has
ever
travelled
ada
is
perfecUy
aware
of
the
from
the
United
Slalo
to
Can-fact
thai
no
American
immigra
tion
atrcnt
ever
troubled
him
with
questions;
the
only
in.
mi
gration
agent
be
encountered
was
a
uunauiau
imuv.grauon
agent.
The
Unlled
Slates
authorities
can
pretty
well
tell
how
many
people
returned
from
their
Between
Forke
Campaign
and
That
of
Crerar
irom.me
uniiw
Male
io
in-
(Ijlmontwn
Journal,
:;na7
uur
t-tnauian
immirra-'
m-
(.t-
k-.
.....
...
1
,i.
lion
Department
has
kept
a'
.vsliri,.
ii-
h.
.....i1
rheck
on
Canadians
returning
to
,.,,.
,
,,
...
i
cull
nCilltcL
h;i
ni'VKr
tinLcii
after
belfiff
domiciled
for
six
(er.
HwllMI
artiut.es
months
or
more
in
that
country.
MV(
conr,naU
Mallllobj
l
or
the
last
fiscal
year
tbe
re-
anU
u
of
Sakalt.ni.Han
bordering
upon
it.
Tbe
catn-
paign
whrh
be
bait
conducted
i-very
different
from
that
of
Mr.'
Crerar
four
yettrs
a".
I'rtwre-'
sive
and
United
Farmer
candi-1
dale
are
carrying
on
Iu
their
Varmu
constituencies
with
little
or
no
relation
to
one
another
and
there
!
therefore
likely
to
be
much
less
unity
among
thoe
who
are
elected
than
there
wa
among
Die
members
who
sal
behind
Mr.
Korke
in
the
last
parlia-'
menl.
j
Provincial
I'ollce
Con.labli
"rel
Markland
retornt
to
the'
cily
on
the
Prince
Hupcrt
tins
tnornintt
after
having
ecr'Ml
(irisnners
noulh.
'
TIMBER
SALE
X7427
SI
ALt.D
lEXIiUtS
IH
ln
rrceitrd
b
Ike
Minuter
or
Uacb
st
Victoria
n
il
ui
tkaa
aunn
oa
the
lit
Uy
ol
MotnuKet
IMS.
tor
ttac
ourt-M-r
uf
Unura
lTti).
tu
al
IJtt.nM
lift
o(
HprlKe,
llctu.-Mk.
tm
tMtmr
tm
ijl
111.
Una
Matwl.
Skuh-
countries
during
that
year.
ift.
uuo-u
uwmu
uuiki.
ii.
To
ij
yemra
will
tm
aUuel
V
rt
muvtl
of
luwlwr.
I'arMwr
oaruruUra
of
the
i:hter
I
or
1
aster.
VictafM,
hi'.,
or
Utttrtrt
rureMer.
Frtnet
llujrl.
B.C.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
ol
Irltnllon
U
Appl
to
Laaaa
Land,
In
J-rlnce
Rfrt
Laaid
hecrdiai(
IH
net.
anrf
Mtinitr
ai
ewlnlMl
Hartwr.
l
itt
IklaiMt.
a
bwu
I
one
aiile
aorltMtl
Imh;
int
cniraorr
to
rcirn
i.imbim.
un
umii
.
.
.
.
.
I
..il..l.
.u.
...
.
llu.
mIIu..!1
corner
of
Uil
SSlil'.
I
Take
oUce
that
Wallace
nnherlca
Uihilrd.
or
Vancoiitcr,
B
'
..
ocruatkiii
ranmrjrnicti.
MiIcihI
to
.r
ror
a
lea
oT
Uh;
folio
in
it
orrwrltini
Ui4
-
CoMtxriM
in
at
a
planted
atMWt
one
milo
in
a
nouttrrl
direction
rnsn
tne
iiorUMWai
eontrr
ot
Mil
sviai
.
iiini"
uUi
t.tt
chain;
lltcuce
eit
Ami
rhuni.
tlu-nrr
north
U
1(1
chain:
IImihh
eaatcrly
nieutderlnc
ahsir
the
bnru
,
niara
l
ot
or
ciniirnrrinrni.
an"
cutitalttMjif
t.M
acre.
Duma
or
lew.
WAI.bAirr:
llsllChltS
LIVIITf
tl.
.
Applicant,
tiali-d
sotHi.lnr
r.Hi,
IVif.'i.
country
to
continental
Lurope.
IN
probate.
these
people
must
have
pass-
w
tm
tvrnsn-UKr
or
BRITIIH
iiorts
and
are
obllgtHl
to
sail
oni
Columbia.
ships,
and
the
manifest
of
every
"'
V"
r
u"
-liio
is
serutiniied.
How
oniiu
the
Walter
ox
iim
i:aiate
of
Thina.
......
...ii
.!
euriii
run
iiicj
-icji
.mn
ii.au
people,
for
one
reason
wr
another
go
to
Canada?
The
Explanation
What
is
the
explanation
of
tlii-fiatire
of
2,0(H
'people
spoken
of
as
emigrants
iron!
i
lie
tniieii
,
en
to
to
par
pay
tin-
ue
am-uio.
iwum
or
tix-ir
imiitted
Slates
to
Canada
during
Ihc
fis-
,.ul
tour
,,i,.li.,,r
lllliu
nil
lOiTi''
'
I
'
'
.
1
Ullltllll
I
J
V.
...
,
ler.
iK-ceaMid.
Inlc'tate
Anyone
by
wriiJiig
to
the
Uniledi
un-
o
ih
t...
rnnre
iocti.t""'""?'"
iiuimti,
Slales
Coinmissloner
(ieneral
of
Immigration
can
gel
the
explan
ation,
and
here
It
Is:
They
are
the
people
who
were
turned
back
at
the
bonier
or
deported
from
thoJJuilcd
Slates
'o
Canada,
because
lhe
uttcn.pled
the
TALK
mtii:i:
that
by
order
f
lilt.
I.
nooe
r.
Mill.
Vcsioir.
made
the
1t
ita
or
Ortilirr.
A.
P.,
t!.
I
a
apiHiliih-il,
AdinluUlrator
of
Ihe
ealale
or
1
1n
Jim'
('riMSiter,
ilwiwl.
jod
all
part
Ice
In
,
Inr
rlalloa
atalutt
tlie
aaid
eatate
n-lieiHir
required
to
rurulail
mix1,
pro-iierly
erlfhJ
to
Mm-
on
or
.Wore
Hi"
ail.
dav
of
Sovrinlier.
A
t)
1
r.
.
and
all
par
lie
iiwmumi
id
iiei
rune
arc
reqinr.
oeM
in
me
f
wilt
Mil
lo
enter
or
did
enter
Hie
I'ulledi
itii'im.rator
illl'in.Plcaiwr
W
ni
the
.ii
Slules
Illegally.
They
have
nothing
on
earth
to
ilo
wflb
the
voluntary
migration!
of
Americans
lo
Canada.
The
lalter
are
class-
JNOtlMO
A
WATT.
Official
AduUnNtratur.
n,n.
.M
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH!
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Art;
and
In
the
Matter
or
fhe
Fatah-
or
Frank
l.lndalil.
iereae.
Inteatati-TAkK
NVTir.F.
that
by
older
of
Ilia
Honor
t.
mcii.
tunnr,
inane
I
lie
l,
day
r
OrtulM-r,
A.Pi,
ll,
I
a
apioliiled
mile
nr
rratla
l.iiKiaiu.
nerraaeci.
ami
an
parile
liar-inr
rtalina
attalntt
the
Mid
otale
are
lierrhy
renwlred
to
flinilh
aame,
pro-perljf
verified
to
in
on
or
lierore
Ih
ath
day
of
rsovwnber,
A.tv
On,
am)
all
parlies
.IndVhled
lu
tlie
eatale
are
renulr
ed
to
day
the
amount
of
their
liuliiijul.
ifled
as
returned
Canadians,
or,
new
p.
me
l'','hii,
.
.11M
immigruntii
from
LllltCU:
OfHrtal
Adinmi.trator,
I
1
.
.
-
.
I'rtnte.
Hupcrt.
B.C.
Dated
Ui
Itb
day
of
Octobtrl
mi.
Wednesday,
Oetnocr
-Aar
MX
rHT!
DAILY
IfrTWB
CHURCH
BAZAAR
FALSE
FIGURES
av
Is
the
finest
Interior
wall
finish
you
can
II
ALADASTINE
will
not
rub
off,
hi
buy
It
mixes
In
hot
or
cold
water,
never
Ladies'
becomes
sour,
Is
scrupulously
sanitary,
and
achieves
OPENED
TODAY
ON
MIGRANTS
beautiful,
harmonious
effects
wherever
it
Is
opplitd.
Do
not
IT
11
invite
disappointment
by
using
cheap
substttutes.
I
The
AUbtitlM
Co.
rrU,
Limited,
Piris,
OnL
Affair
Being
Held
Down
Town
by
Tory
Propagandists
Continue
to
nanapags
Catholic
Ladles
Is
as
Attractive
Exaggerate
About
Those
CHURCH'S
HOT
or
COLD
WATER
as
Ever
States
i
newspapers
continue
to
asst-rl
that
in
the
fiscal
year
ending
A
F
Protcnse.
'June
30,
1925.
JOO.000
people
i:,111im.lhV(.
,iro.l:li,
,,
.jn.graled
from
Canada
to
l.e
,..,.,
,..,.,,
,
,
lulled
Slates
and
only
S.U0O
.
-t
...,,,,.
""""'
'
.......
,,
,.
-.
,
..,,.
..
came
from
tho
Inited
Stales
to
lean
settlers
coming
into
Canat;i
WETSTHOLME
theatre
THUH3DAY
ONLY,
7
nnd
0
p.m.
Thomas
Me
ghan
"OLD
HOME
WEEK"
A
pl.tdo
dit
will.
umi"iy.
.e-.
.mil
-.,
.
'
The
lale
f
a
-iom
ef.il
I
.allure
"pe.
ntllx
v.
r
i
"go"l
link"
-tar
by
tieurge
Ade,
Amenen'-
.
morisL
The
lory
of
a
bn-al
boy
wlm
rnie
Ii
i.
gtMnl.
lie
bad
a
lint
band
before
bini
nnd
lieliind
him.
If
o
wanl
to
get
the
II.
rill
tJi.
'
iu
a
lifetime,
be
tin
Ibe
.deine
wheii
T"in'i
mar'
limg
tin.
in-,
bark
lo
the
g.rl
be
b"d
led
In
Ii
lo
the
Iuw
h
that
went
lia
k
mi
bun.
Strong
Thomas
Melghan,
Llla
Lee,
Larry
Wheel,
Chirlci
Sellon,
Charles
Dow
Clark,
Zelma
Tlden
and
others,
COMEDY
SEEIM'
THINQ3."
HAL
ROACH'S
RASCALS
'OUR
GANG."
PATHE
REVIEW
35c
and
lOt
"Oh,
I
Hate
to
Get
Up
in
the
Morning"
S.mg
llarrv
l..nn!i
r,
.iinl
un
w.idi'lii
mt
mug
fii-t
like
-inuii
g
the
k
'hrtg.
So
whv
not
cut
thai
ao
iCot
drmlgn-
t'i
fl
ThRIF-T
service
Just
.all
for
our
TlllllrT-T
SKIIVU:K
wl.h
n;
lot
of
Ibe
uuolniiR
and
iri.n
the
(Lit
work
Imi
vali
out
of
WM-b
d-iy
IbiSt
"
t.i(
t..
get
op
m
l
tug"
feeling
will
he
gnu.-
N.r
Ko.ttI
anl
THRIFT-T
SERVICE.
Ec
a
lb.
and
lea
piece.
Minimum
Charge
St.
00.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Psttsrn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
c
equipped
to
handle
ai;
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
35F
Keep
Dry
and
Comfortable
RUBBERS
To
invest
in
a
j
.,,ir
or
Hubber-
or
Rubber
llool
extravugaiire
but
eron
(i).
Our
stork
or
both
nibbi
r
mi'l
ruhher
Jiool
plele.
We
liave
any
Myle
made
in
riiblmr
mid
un
made
in
rubber
hoot.
We
Have
Them
for
Ladies,
Men
and
Children
KAINCOATS
A
Haineoal
ix
u
nerenfily
ami
not
a
luxury.
For
vr
have
Mark
ami
brown
rubber,
black
uml
olivo
lii'kerf,
and
eravoiielle
raiiiroaN.
I'ur
eliiblreii
we
hl.i.'k
ami
olive
color
slieken
and
black,
brown
uml
raincapes.
Ralnhats
for
Ladios
and
Children
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phone
645.
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St.