Afll?
SIX
We
save
you
MONEY
QUALITY
IS
WHAT
COUNTS
Our
Prices
arc
110
higher
than
any
oilier
store
in
Canada.
Ooods
marked
in
plain
figures
according
to
grade.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS,
Etc.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
VEGETABLE
SPECIALS
Fresh
Green
l'eas,
3
In.
25c
Wax
lieans,
2
llis
25o
Siring
Deans,
2
lbs.
..
25c
Caldiajic,
i
lbs.
Carrots,
0
lbs.
'turnips,
0
lbs.
Onions,
3
lbs.
I'otaloes,
8
lbs
.
.
25c
..
25c
..
25c
25c
25c
Potatoes,
per
sack
.
.
$2.75
Do
not
fall
to
call
In
and
see
the
demonstration
of
Mapellno
on
Saturday
only.
Mussallem's
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phones
18
and
84
CdME
TO
"Demers"
CLEARANCE
SALE
for
GENUINE
BARGAINS.
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Dancing
At
the
Auditorium
SATURDAY
EVE.,
8
to
12.
1
Dance
10c.
3
for
25c.
H.M.S.
CAPETOWN
15
Piece
JAZZ
ORCHESTRA
Free
Admission
I
J.
Marren,
Prop.
Phone
Black
449
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tl.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Borvloe.
Cml
Hand
and
Gravel
We
Spoclallzt
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Hovlnn.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Hclnorson
Block,
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours-
-
0
to
0.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Kveningi
WATER
SPORTS
AT
SALT
LAKES
Soveral
Men
From
H.IYI.S.
Capetown
Took
Part
In
Events
Yesterday
The
rain
interfered
with
the
full
iirncram
nf
w.ilcr
snurls
ar.
ranged
tor
yesterday
altcrnotyi
Jat
the
Salt
Lakes
lint
there
was
keen
competition
in
the
events
which
were
run
off.
Some
of
the
men
from,
the
H.M.S.
Capetown
were
present
and
took
pafct
in
the
various
Hems.
The
following
is
a
list
of
events
as
run
off
and
the
winners
in
each
were:
High
Diving
I,
Crane;
2,
Hod-die-
and
Desbafals.
50
Yards
Hreast
Stroke
1,
Hinfield;
2,
Joe
Scott
Jr.
100
Yards
(open!
I,
Chester
Clapp;
2,
Dong.
Frizzcll.
Fancy
Diving
1,
Desbarats;
Hoddie.
I
50
Yards
(open
1,
Chester'
Plm.i.,
O
I
....
.
1
..
.
11'
II.
n
v
t
'
I
'
.
t
I'ouiiis
cruu;
J,
tifs-barals;
time
10
sees.
Under
Water
Swimming
1,
Desbarats;
2,
Douglas
Frizzcll.
Joe
Scott.
K.
C.
(iibbons
and
C.
H.
Klkins
acted
as
judges,
and
J.
Hulger
as
timekeeper.
Geo.
Frizzcll
was
announcer.
CAPETOWN
AND
VETS
DRAW
AT
FOOTBALL
Nolle
of
InUnllon
to
Apply
to
Leaie
Land
In
ski'rna
Ratine
i
l-anrt
district,
rriro-e
llniMrt,
B.C.,
and
kltuati-
loo
yards
north
nf
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1
1
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M
K
Ing
Co.
Ltd.,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
orrupa-
.laiiiNii
uauiirr.,
iiueil'is
10
apply
tor
pertnlkn
to
lease
tlie
following
dc-
(.ominonrinr
at
a
poat
planted
at
high
water
mark
to
feet
from
rwk
on
shore
10.-.
vnr:
i
nam,
iiinirr
iiurm
one
hundred
and
twenty
chains;
thence
west
to
shore
line
one
chain;
thence
In
nuuuirrijr
mreriion
nmnwing
tne
snore
line
to
pilnt
of
commencement,
and
eon-
tt,,,t
11
n-s,
iiion.
or
less,
THE
r
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Til
I
V
I'IlmiiV.I
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.....
im.mm.vi
riaillHU
L.IIJ
tmert
viih
Mar.
10
CLOCK
Grocery
Specials
FOR
TUESDAY
CASH
and
CARRY
From
9
a.m.
until
10
a.m.
only.
100
only,
Elk
Brooms,
5
string,
extra
special,
each
35c
Home
wasn't
built
in
a
day
nor
can
we
accomplish
our
aim
in
a
day.
However,
wo
will
reduce
4
he
necessity
of
sending
business
to
out
of
town
mail
order
houses
in
a
very
short
time.
Clock
8peclal
for
Tuesday
From
11
a.m.
to
12
noon
only
For
delivery
orders
only
8t.
Charles
or
Pacific
Milk,
IK
(ins
to
case
....
$5.25
Limit
two
cases
to
each
customer
.
The
price
of
canned
milk
is
going
up
ami
this
prite
will
lie
cheap
wilhin
a
few
days,
is
our
lalest
advice.
The
trend
of
retail
business
in
Ilupert
is
upward
today.
A
prW-frcssive
city
is
judged
largely
by
the
class
of
stores
to
be
found
in
it.
The
latest
changes
in
I
he
downtown
retail
seel
ion
o"
this
cily
have
tended
to
place
business
on
a
higher
plane,
and
have
filled
a
long
felt
want
in
Ibis
city.
Clock
Special
for
Tuesday
from
2
p.m.
to
3
p.m,
only
New
Potatoes,
10
tbs.
for
25o
Our
Slum
Sale
is
gelling
results.
We
intend
lo
clean
the
en
lire
slock
out
and
we
hope
to
accomplish
this
end
wilhin
30
days.
Do
not
miss
Mils
chance.
Clock
Special
for
Tuesday
from
4
p.m.
to
5
p.m.
only.
Spring
Clothes
Pins,
0
doz.
for
25c
Sunlight
Soap,
per
carlon
20o
UniversalTrading
1
Company
m
W
Ifdfdton
Jfit7summet
l'll:l'lil
Iu
vvi
Ul
mm
MM
I
Round
!
Trip
Excursion
Tickets
To
all
principal
Eastern
Cities
on
sale
daily
to
Sept.
15
Final
return
limit
Oct.
31
Liberal
atopover
privilcjM
(oint
0
returning
Visf
the
folks
"back
East"
now
while
the
fares
are
low
Low
fares
alio
to
Zien
National
Park
no
Yellowatone
National
Park
Ak
for
free
onoklrt.
dnrrtptiv
of
the
famous
resorts
W.
H.
OLIN
A.O.F.
&
P.A.
Union
Station
Seattle,
Wn.
which
ended
with
a
goal
each.
The
panic
was
well
contested
An
pill
ire
new
mIpiu
will
linA
THE
DAILY
IfEWS
Monday,
August
3,
1
q
3
1
1
J
In
the
Letter
Box
ORIENTAL
QUESTION
of
her
international
obligations.
Also,
Hrilish
justice
will
pre
FNTIRF
NFW
STFM
Han
a
hindrance,
and
'i"
o
r
isii
ii
n
..
1
1
luijui
uu,
horlly
after
10
o
clock
friday
...
.,
...
.
should
..
'spur
us
on
lo
attain
lo
the
high-
ON
GAYGEON
NEEDED
I
F.
W.
CASSII.I.IS-KKNXHDY.
Considerable
Damage
to
Halibut
Boat
as
Result
of
Collision
Last
Friday
Night
3555
I8II1
Ave.,
Vancouver.
LARGE
AMOUNT
OF
FISH
SOLD
'continued
from
page
jno)
''.
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Stor-
schooner,7c
to
be
put
in
the
halibut
aygeon
as
a
rcMilt
of
the
cob
lision
mi
I'riil.iv
nitrlil
in
MpII.i.i
Pair
of
Jacks,
13,000
al
10.30
katla
Passage
with
the
American
""'l.'
,H
VJi?''"1'.'-
.
,
Fairbanks
!,
'
Pt-
'
..
V
.
I'..
I......
11...
1
11.,.
i..
iu
uiiiiuiiiuii
rifii
v
u.rni
oiums"
lo
hae
the
......
work
.
done,
..
the
Cay-..
,..,,.
(l
M
.
geon
is
being
taken
on
the
dry'.
'
.
.
7
1
.
lock
this
afternoon.
;
,
,
....
,
-
i,uuu
:ii
in.
111
ami
ic
10
...
.
,
rrnu,
'
(.apt.
.
Oscar
ouug,
master
of
....
,
,
(he
Caygeon,
reports
that
the,'""
,.'
"V
n
,
,,
,
.
a
j
111
lUlllllllt
t.VWW
III
IVtlLJb
IIIMl
accidenl
n
occurred
the
dark
in
-.
.
,
,.
,
night,
lhe
I-airbanks
was
,,at-
,
,.
......
B,,..
i
.
,..
t
,
m.iiiiuuiuii
1
lll
iiiriM
oiuiun
:
temptfng
to
cross
the
Caygeon
s
llOW,
1
.......
i
r.
nnr
..i
i
t
,n
VjilllU
ili:ill-
ill
IU.4U
I
IO,UV"
lhe
Caygi-.in
In
,
owned
.....
,
Caiil.!,.,,,,
'ly
-
,
r,,.,.,A.
i.ui.
x-
ri
lames
Morrison.
i,.,.
....
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purthaia
Land.
In
tlift
Land
Itrrurrtiiir
lil.trld
nf
I'rluro
niii.crt,
ami
ailuale
at
Awimi
lllver.
Auuni
Hay,
.M.Mt
lulrt.
O.C.
Itlamts.
TAkE
MITIi:K
tlial
Mr.
JaniM
Vteto
(iik
SI
ran
ir,
uf
sumiynlili-,
ll.C.
iH-riipatkui
marrii'd
wiiiiiaii.
inirii(i4
to
apniy
ror
nr-
MII..I.MI
ki
iiiirriiam
inc
lonowiuir
ie-crltfil
ImnU:
-
CoiiiiiiHirniK
at
a
liat
Planted
at
tilth
watrr
mark.
Auiilil
Itlvrr:
llu-iirr
&
rhalni
niiriii;
uwiicf
iu
main
el.
nxir
or
Imperiuse,
'.1,000
at
10.50
and
7.50
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Yule,
3,000
at
10.30
to
Canadian
Fish
iV
Cold
Storage
Co.
S.A.
2,000
al
Atlin
Fisheries.
John
Dybhuvn
returned
(0
the
ii-.a
t
iioriiittwt
rorner
Lt
ui7;
tiipn-ejcily
on
last
night's
train
after
30
rlialna
Hi;
thrtire
11
rlialnt
at;
.
,
,
.
,
,;
,
.
iiii-mx
i
riiauiA
iirirtn;
mi-lire
&
rnauiiii
n
ihh
"jit-iii
.
',:
uoj"
WCM;
lllPIII-H
S
I
ll.llll
MHlth
tu
Kllllt
r
riiiiiiiiriirrmcnt.
anil
tonuininif
tu
acref.
muiu
or
S1II3.,
JAMKS
riELPIMO
STHANO.
Appllranl.
I'er
W'm.
0.
MWclii
ll.
'
Dated
July
Till.
LAND
ACT.
Notle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Land
In
Caur
l.aml
iitrlKt,
licciiriliiiir
m-trlct
I'rlnre
Import,
n.c,
and
aiiuate
north
of
Hoariah
liav.
I'ortland
Canal.
TAKE
JiOTICE
that
the
Canadian
Fluh-Inar
1:0.
Ltd.,
of
Vanrouvf-r,
n.c,
orrupa-linn,
salnKtn
catinrra,
Intend
to
apply
ror
pehnlMl.in
tuN-ao
th
followlnif
de-i-rrllrd
land:
cniiitncnrinir
at
a
p"t
pt.intd
at
hirh
water
mark,
100
yard,i
aonth
nf
Indian
mke
lioiie;
thonre
norlhpaat
ono
rlialn',
thcnri?
amiitipaiit
fine
hundred
and
twenty
rhalna;
tlienrn
armtliweit
to
Jtiora
II
.1
n
Ml.
r
hi
li.
n
...
......
.
.
.
II
'
-...
.i.i.ii,,
,ii.
iiic
mil
iiinr.i
iiuifiw-
ln-
the
ahoie.
line
to
txiitil
or
roininmce-nient,
one
hundred
and
twenty
rhln,
and
rontalnlnr
twelve
arren.
more
or
lean.
THE
CANADIAN
IISIIIMO
CO.
LTD.
luiipi,
atnn
nay,
mja
LAND
CT,
Notice
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaae
a.ano
irianni
menre
north
aeven
summer
home
al
Lake
Kallilyn.
'
.Mrs.
1.
V.
Anderson,
who
hns
been
stiending
n.
vacation
of
six
sveeksi
iu
Beat
He,
returned
home
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon.
(1.
YV.
Nickerson
returned
to
the
city
on
board
Hie
I'riuce
Charles
this
afternoon
after
a
trip
lo
Nova
Scotia
and
cities
iu
the
Kaslern
Stales.
IrviiiK
MeDerinoll
of
the
Paci
i
I
Fditor
Daily
News.
I
was
greatly
inlerested
in
your
editorial
"Another
Victory
for
the
Oriental"
which
appeared
in
your
Issue
of
July
25.
t
will
not
It,-
necessary
for
our
government
to
pass
an
ex
clusion
bill
tti
keep
the
Japanese!
out
of
Canada,
for
Japan
has
no
desire
to
force
us
to
receive
her
people,
but
is
willing,
under
a
revised
gentleman's
agreement
lo
curtail
still
further
the
number
of
immigrants
annually
leaving
her
shores
to
come
to
Ibis
country.
Such
an
aggrcrinent
will
also
be
kept
by
her,
for
she
justly
prides
herseir
on
alway-living
up
to
the
letter
and
spirit
vent
any
attempt
on
our
pari
lo
drive
out
those
already
legally
domiciled
within
our
borders.
'
l'he
reason
why
Japan""
children
are
able
to
"oulsludy"
our
children
is
they
know
vvii.it
concentration
means.,.
The
average
Occident!
child
when
in
the
rhool
room,
is
thinking
of
something
else
oilier
than
whai
the
teacher
is
saying;
and
during
study
hours
lacks
in
application
The
Japanese
tongue
-
is
pro-
throughout
wilh
all
the
scoring,,ml,1'
"l0?l
JiuH
"
Hie
done
in.liie
first
hair.
The
teaml
worhl-
Tliree
tliouja.iil
Chinese
rroni
the
Capetown
played
up
,i!c,,aracU'r
memorized
lo
in
the
opening
period
and
werei0,1,,a,M
a
rkliir
knowledge
of
Hie
firsi
!
.ifiwr
Hii
u
f,.i.
H'e
language,
and
many
of
these
Game
on
Saturday
Afternoon
i....,i
..f
;n.
..
u..
have
dillerenl
sounds
and
mean-
v.i
uiili
mill
u
Lilljail&ci
Resulted
In
Score
of
One
all
by
the
Veterans.
In
the
second
"J"'
ani1
f
0lw
of
IU
,,e,r"-
,
ii
eriod,
will,
positions
reversed,
Jf
,I"c,,avc
"s
,nany
"
tWl'n,v
A
good
crowd
was
present
on'ch
team
emleaxorcd
lo
get
one1'
!
written.
He-
Salurday
afternoon
to
witness
"P
on
their
opponents
but
with-i,
"V.
,
.
Hie
football
game
between
teams
out
effect.
.
'
"fJ
lf
ul
loud
so
un-
fron.
the
O.W.V.A.
ami
1I.M.S.I
It
was
probacy
not
as
nretty
MS
a
fuU
,u"'
.
c0,n,,IH.e
aUen:
'
"
K
r,u"
10
,pc,ltr
apelown
at
Acropolis
grounds,1
a
game,
from
llic
spectators
point
'
1
'""".
.
T
.
.
books
no
progress
can
be
made.
..
.
hi
n-
me
preceding
maicil
.
,
,
,,
,
,,
Concentration,
therefore,
is
the
land
act.
,,
Ti,,,,..,!,..
,.,
.
."'"'"""secret
which
places
a
Japanese
there
was
a
fine
brand
of
fool-
,
.,
,
.
,
,
.
,,
,
..
...
,
.,
,
ch
lid
above
the-
average,
and
of-
ball
al
tunes,
with
both
teams
a;
,
t
,
ftf
,e
Mng
good
examples
of
comb.n-
Ganai,,iin
scjlool!t.
ntu.n
,
day.
.Skinner,
Dido
r.unich
..NV(,rk
w,e
wrk
aH(,
and
l
Murray
turned
in
a
'good
,
wJliIc
,
,
a
for
the
UMs
and
game
probably
we
iv,M,
u
,
e
Jaane
were
respons.
de
for
the
score
of
a
a
A1J
,M.tau,e
uf
being
equalized.
j,(eir
1)ri.senco
w(h
,
,
j.,
I(ili"lil
lr
lo
be
lie
a
it
Iioiia'iI
benefit
rnlliMrl
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follow:
Placer
(iold,
$77.!l8'J,tl.";i;
l.tnle
Gold.
t!--.73,100;
Silver,
JIIS.S2
1,570;.
I.euil,
$70,5
,8,578;
Copper,
l87,-.8i,a78;
.,..
171,107;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
St.tUl.aiU;
Goal
ami
Uuke.
$l'(lo.880,oi8;
ItuiMi
g
Stone,
Hrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$.3,SU5,Ki
l;
making
its
.Mineral
Production
lo
U,e
e
tl
,
lUSi
show
mi
,
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
haws
or
this
Province
arc
more
hlirral
ami
the
fees
lower
Hum
tlt
,
tiny
oilier
Province
in
Uio
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
llic
Mnlisli
Kuihiru
Mineral
loratious
are
granted
lo
ihscuvercrs
fnr
minimal
Tees.
Absolute
Tilles
are
obtained
by
ileveloping
stirli
troperli',
Hie
seeurily
of
win
b
giinrniileeil
liy
Crnwn
(Irants.
Full
Information
logullier
wilh
Mining
Iteptrts
m-il
Maps,
iiiuy
he
olilameil
j:r.i
.
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.H.
Practically
nil
Hrilish
(lolnniliia
Mineral
Properlie
upon
wliu
li
dew
i
work
lias
beep
done
nre
lf.rrihed
in
some
one
of
I
he
Annual
Iteporl
of
Ihr
M
of
Mines.
Thoe
niiisideriug
mining
inetnieiil
vImmiIiI
refer
lo
iu
h
report-
1
are
uviiilnble
willioitl
charge
on
n
ppl
irat
ii
hi
lo
Hit
llt'p.trtiiieiil
of
Mine,
'n
!
i
Meiorl-
of
t
lit
(ieologi'
iil
yurvey
of
Canada,
Pm
i
fit
Hiubling,
VaiH'ouver,
.nv
inciided
as
valuable
soiincs
of
inforinalion.
KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR
MEET
IN
VICTORIA
Sixty-Six
Preceptories
arc
Represented
at
Dominion
Conclave
'
Today
and
To-
morrow
j
VIOTOHIA,
Ann.
3.
Two
hundred
Knights
Templar
of
the!
Sovereign
Oraml
Priory
of
Can-j
ada
are
here
to
attend
meetings,
on
Monday
and
Tuediiy,
Sixty-1
six
preceplories
throughout
the
Dominion
Iteing
represenlnl.
A.!
H.
H.iizi'll-Jiine
is
delegate
for
KfnrnliUi
I'recepUiry,
1'rinee
Hu-
IKJrL
I
CN.lt.
slennier
Prince
Charles,
i
Capt.
Neil
Mae
Lean,
arrived
from
the
outh
this
afttruoon'
al
1
o'clock
with
a
full
iasenger
lil
'.
Included
in
Hie
list
was
a
parly
of
75
Knight
Templars
front
In-,
dianlipolis
returning
lunm-
fim-i'
Hip
(irainl
I'iurlave
held
Hi
Si-at-He.
They
left
here
al
.:iO
on
a
special
train.
!
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACTAMEN0MENT8
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreffyel.
unrye1
Crown
land
may
!
pro-emptwl
by
nrttlh
aulijecti
over
II
year
of
.
and
by
(then
on
dvcLirlnc
Intention
to
bt-ct.ine
III
It
lull
aubjecta,
conditional
m
on
tealdenr.
occjpatlon,
jid
Improvimrnt
for
agricultural
QuriMMVa.
Kull
Information
concerning
reu
.atlona
rt-Kirdlng
tira-einptlona
I
Riven
In
Mulletin
No.
I,
Land
Hvrlea.
"Hour
to
Pre-empt
Irfmd,"
copies
of
tihlcli
can
lie
obt.
-lined
free
of
chargt
ly
addrcMtlnK
the
Uepnrtment
of
Lnnda.
Victoria,
li.C.
or
to
any
Uov
arnment
cnt.
Hecorda
will
be
cranled
roverlnc
only
land
eull.iblo
for
agricultural
purtoaeii.
and
which
la
not
timber
:
j
land.
I.e..
carrying
over
V.OOQ
board
feet
tier
acre
wcat
of
the
Conut
Itanxe
I
and
&.O0U
feat
per
acre
eaat
of
that
I
Hans.
I
Appllcatloni
for
tre-emptlona
re
I
to
be
mid
reined
to
the
Iwind
Com
1
ml..lnnlii
nf
Ilia
T
.o
n
il
Iffcnnnllni.
f,l.
10.(0
and
7c
to
vlaion.
In
which
the
land
applle.1
for
;
la
altunteil,
and
are
made
an
printed
I
forma,
coplea
of
which
can
be
ob
1
'
'
I
I
nl
pi-.l
from
,-
T
n
..
.1
rVmmla.li.n..
l
ITo-tmpllona
muat
be
occupied
for
i
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Ilv
yeara
and
Iniprovementa
mvU
j
'
to
vaiue
or
iv
per
acre,
inciuuins
cieannu
una
cultivating
ai
leuat
rive
j
acrea.
before
a
Crown
Orant
enn
be
reoelvwl.
;
Tor
more
detailed
Information
aee
1
the
llulletln
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHA8E
Appllcntlona
are
received
for
pur
i
rhaae
of
vacnnt
and
unreaerved
;
Crown
lunda.
not
being;
tlmberland,
for
aarrlculturul
purpoaea;
minimum
,
price
for
flrat-claaa
(arable)
land
la
IS
per
acre,
and
aecond-claaa
(Krai
i
Inc)
land
12.60
per
acre.
Further
ln
,
formation
retcardlng
purchaae
or
leaao
of
Crown
landa
la
Klven
In
llulletln
No.
10,
Land
Herlea.
"I'urchaae
and
Lease
of
Crown
Iindi.
Mill,
factory,
or
Induatrlal
altes
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acre,
may
b
ptircliaaed
or
leaaed,
the
con-
1
dltlona
Including
payment
of
'
atumpaare.
H0ME6ITE
LEA8E8
Unaurveyed
areas,
not
eiceedlne
20
acre,
may
be
leaaed
aa
homealtea,
i
nnnillllnn.l
conditional
linnn
upon
a
n
rl
dwelling
a
!
1
1
n
rr
beln
I
fic
Slevedorilitf
tin.
and
parly
of!
lourhoreuien
returned
hy
I
ho
I'rineexjt
ilealrice
t
on
Salurd.'iy
from
Ocean
Fall
where
they
had
cliaiKu
of
loading
l-'OO
ton
of
paper
on
the
freighler
Waliuna
fur
Auliitlia.
in
eteena
nante
S
Land
nrrorrtlnr
Dla-
.
,.1,(1,1:
tnM
,..i
trirt
of
mm
i
impert,
n.c.
and
aitiiat'
'"r8-
I'Hwhir
and
children,
for-
natarn
inland,
a.mui
of
Walca
liland,
ierly
of
this
city
and
now
llv-
TAKR
MITIri'
llml
llm
r.nrtl.n
t'l.li
Inr
Co.
I.
Id,,
nf
Vanrduvrr.
n.n;,
oeruri-linn.
Salimm
r.annera,
tntrndi
to
apply
for
periniMirin
to
purrhami
the
fulluwlnv
described
land
-
roirimetirinr
at
pout
planted
at
hlh
Inx
al
Ketchikan,
airived
here
thi
iiioruinv
on
the
I'riuce
(leorge
necoinpunied
hy
Mfi.
I.awh'r'
Hinter
Mr.
MclJnlfery,
waier.
mara
rm
weft
norn
or
liavnarR
n,.,..
,.,111
,
,...1,.n,.,
i,,.
rtia
nai
"w
cin-im
nuin
ithenee
eaat
aeven
rhalnut
thence
aonth!
vlnilillLr
Willi
Mr
I
nvi.n
rli.ln..
il.-n
I
'
,lllle
"111
.fllP
.In.
ii.,
iiiuiir
wv".
rnni
.iin
ill
n,
and
fonialnlntr
five
aerea,
more
or
1e.
THE
CANADIAN
IflSHINO
CO.
LTD.
I
Dated
t!ol
Way,
lev.
I..
I.awler.
Advertise
in,
the
Daily
New,
erected
In
the
flrat
year,
title
belna
obtainable
after
rerldenca
and
Improvement
condition
are
fulfilled
and
land
haa
been
aurveyed,
LEASES
For
grailnj
and
Industrial
purpoaea
arena
not
exceeding
140
acrea
hi
ay
be
leaaed
by
one
paraon
or
ft
tompany.
QRAZINQ
m
Under
the
Orating
Act
the
Prov-Ince
la
divided
Into
((raxing
dlatrlcta
and
the
ranae
admlnlttered
under
a
Orazlns.
Commlaaloner.
Annual
1
Krazins;
permita
are
taaued
baaed
oa
numbera
ranged,
priority
being;
given
I
to
Mtabllahed
ownera.
Btock-ownera
I
may
form
umclatlone
for
range
nia.iiKv.iivii
.
1
v.
or
I'arii
tree,
permlta
are
available
for
aettler.
oa
-opera
and
traveltera,
up
to
V
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tuesday
Only,
7
and
0
p.m.
THE
CALL
OF
THE
CANYON
Zaue
lirrx
,il
his
ct.
The
t
.,f
n
i:
,:
who
li.i
I
tu
i
hoii-i-
helwpcii
lue
in
the
roug'i
,
Vi't
ir
life
in
tin-
j;ixz-
in-le
n
e
Yolk
A
I
In-
f.i'l-luiog
young
gp
n
cm
tii
in
.md
(he
leni
Nuliire.
A
plmtii-pldv
Dial
lias
clean,
wind.
with
mail)
i
ihijimIv
ton.
he-,
oJ.o
umell)
fur
il
I.
,
in
Hie
rany
on
uf
Arixoua
and
life
williiu
the
mv
of
a
log
niilri"ili.
Hrelly
i-n.trtn
,J(...-:
sreiiir
grandeur.
Mnu
l,t
i.enei
inriii(iiig
.1
1.
torm.
Iliui't
mi
Hie
(emit
ronrl
'bowing
tin
gnu.
ruing
tliPir
luiir
and
ile-liiiru
ami
lhe
g-i
rouging
ln
r
kiiee.
t'lirivulleil
eut.
Note
-
Tin-
g;iitetle
ii
t
:i
1
n
uf
tit.
Hie
"ll.ufokn
Mum"
taken
I
rum
the
il-ik
f
t
f
-
v
SI.
ip
liner
"llmneri''."
THE
"GO-GETTERS"
SERIES
No.
4
GEORGE
O'MARA
AND
ALDERTA
VAUGHN
In
"A
KICK
FOR
CINDERELLA"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
Admission
35c
and
10c
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englniien,
Machinist.,
Dollermakfrs,
Blackmltli,
PatUrn
maker,
Foundr,
Woodworker,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDIMQ.
""aiaaaaBiaMiB-aiiB
Our
phut
is
ctiipicii
lo
htimllo
al!
kimU
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38f
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
S30
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phonei
687
539
Or.
601
Block
735
LadiesBlouses
Mmle
y
the
fdiiinii
huu.-e
r
Lailies'
r
milkers
tr
exclusivf
ImlieV
weariiiK
upiiarH,
m
erealioiM
ami
ilesigin
mill
in
,
ppur
-Ii
l
he
Hfiion
micli
an
llriglil
H,.,l.
Ileiiiui,
Tihikit-"''
(ireiMi.
Ciipi'iilingen,
Mine
nml
1'uwn.
Moilerulely
priceil
from
$4.75
to
$8.75
Broadcloth
BIousoh
from
$2.75
lo
$4.7C.
ON
DISPLAY
IN
OUR
WINDOWS.
JABOUR
BROS,
LTD.