We
save
you
MONEY
QUALITY
IS
WHAT
COUNTS
Our
Prices
are
no
higher
than
any
other
store
in
Canada.
Goods
marked
in
plain
figures
according
to
grade.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
QLASS,
Eto.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
.
Ill
K
ire.fi
Sinn
T
When
you
arc
buying
kindling
why
not
get
something
that
will
start
the
fire
in
a
hurry?
We
handle
only
the
best
there
is
"Bone
Dry
Kiln
Dried
Wood."
Should
you
order
a
load
of
this
you
gel
value.
Full
load
$6.00
or
nicely
tied
bundles,
5
for
$1.00.
Our
Taxi
number
is
easy
to
remember,
"112",
and
"Service"
is
our
motto.
If'
you
use
our
cars
today
you
will
use
them
again.
50o
is
our
charge
day
or
night
"all
the
lime."
Dray
work
of
all
kinds
altended
to
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
CHILDREN
ATTENTION!
School
starts
soon
and
iyou
will
need
all
new
supplies
to
start
right.
We
have
pencil,
pens,
rubbers,
pencil
boxes,
scribblers,
and
note
boolis.
W'e
have
a
big
stork
for
you
to.
pick
from,
so.
come
early
and
look
it
over
so
thai
you
will
1m
sure
of
I
lie
best.
Our
prieex,
the
lowest
and
best
in
town,
mo
first
come,
first,
served.
Mussallem's
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
Fifth
Avenue
E.
..
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
..
DANCING
At
the
Auditorium
TUESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
EVENINGS,
8
to
11
p.m.
SATURDAY
EVENINGS
from
8
to
12
midnight.
i
I'leite
orchestra.
I
Danrr
ioi;
a
for
23c
1
ree
Admission.
L.
J.
MARREN,
Prop.
Phono
Black
449.
Fall
Millinery
COATS
and
DRESSES
BenVs
Third
Ave.
Phone
651
GOOD
FISHING
ON
NAAS
RIVER
Coho
and
Chum
Run
Now
Satis
factory
Three
Canneries
Still
Operation
The
run
of
cohoes
and
chums
on
the
Nans
ltiver
is
much
mi
proved
and
fishing
for
these
varieties
this
week
was
quite
sat
isfactory,
reports
Adam
Mackie.
inspector
of
fisheries,
who
made
an
airplane
trip
to
the
Naai
ltiver
district
yesterday.
A
few
sockeyo
have
been
caught
in
coho
nets,
but
the
run
of
sockeyc
is
practically
over
and
pink
fishing
is
done
for
the
season
Mr.
Mackie
reports
that
three
canneries
Arrandale,
aas
Har
bor
and
Wales
Island--are
s'lll
open
in
the
Naas
district
and
will
continue
operations
for
sonio
lime
yet.
The
Wales
Is
land
traps
will
be
taken
up
this
week.
Speaking
generally
of
Hie
park
on
the
Xaas
Hiverthis
year,
Mr.
WATER
NOTICE.
TAKE
MITICE
that
Monty
II.
Moorp,
Rent
for
the
Knrineer
Gold
Vines
Ltd.,
whose
address
Is
fcnsrliieer
.Ml
lie.
Ainu
B.C.,
will
apply
for
a
llrense
to
take
and
use
5
(J
cubic
feel
per
second
uf
water
ui
or
winn
wver
wnicn
flows
westerly
....-.
......
T.
h
V
.1......
....
I
ami
one
hair
miles
sotiui
or
me
uitruK-er
Mine.
The
waUr
will
tie
diverted
rrom
the
stream
at
a
point
about
two
mile
rrom
the
terminus
ut
the
said
rirer
Into
Tarlsh
Lake
and
will
be
used
for
hydro
leeirlc
txiwcr
purposes
upon
the
fcnmneeT
.nine,
wnose
iioiainr
are
ue.criixu
leven
r.rown
uranled
Mineral
Claims.
surveyed
as
Lots
.Vis.
19.
SO.
104.
207.
SOD,
SIS.
907,
96S.
9?u,
97?
and
mi.
Group
I.
casslar
nisirirt.
This
nonce
wa-
Misled
on
the
around
on
I
he
2
1
t
day
ol
July,
1925.
A
ropy
of
this
notice
anil
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
Water
Art.
1911.
will
be
riled
In
the
office
r
the
Water
Itecorrter
at
Atlln.
B.C.
(lb
lections
liny
be
riled
with
the
said
Water
ltecorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
or
Water
nirhl.
rarllinwnt
nutldlnirs.
VKtoMa,
ll.i:..
within
thirty
days
after
the
appear
ance
or
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
i
lie
naie
or
ine
nrst
ptiunraiion
or
mis
notice
Is
the
Sllh
day
or
Aurtut,
19i.
tAUI.ALhll
OOLli
.MIAES
LTI.,
IC.
Applirant.
Monty
H.
Moore,
Arent.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
or
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Lias
Lanl
in
Prince
nupert
Land
KecordiiK
Ills-1
trlrt
or
rrlnre
Itupert,
and
situate
on
the
southwest
shore
or
Wales
ls-1
land.
B.C..
belnr
north
mimetic
fnun
llayslark
Island,
and
true
east
rrom
Island
PiUni,
S'tklan
Island.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
Anzlo-Brltlsh
Col
itnbla
I'arktnir
Company
Limited.
'.
Vancouver,
ll.'..
occupation
Parker.
In
lends
to
apply
rot-
a
lease
or
the
rollow'-'na
descrlftrd
lands:
Commenrlnir
at
a
post
planted
at
hlrh
water
mark
on
the
southwest
shore
of
Wales
Island
In
a
position
bearlnr
north
matmrtlr
rrom
Haystack
Island
and
true
-ai
I
nun
isianu
I'oini.
simian
island:
'hence
iulheaterly
alonr
hlrh
water
mark
forty
-Hrht
hundred
reel,
more
or
ess.
10
a
pot
i
marked
o.
It;
inenei
southerly
10
chains.
more
or
less,
to
tow
water
mark:
thence
northwesterly
a
Ions
low
water
mark
rnrly-els-ht
hundred
reel.
more
or
less;
inenre
northerly
to
mains,
more
or
less,
to
point
or
commencement.
sno
comainma-
75
acres,
more
or
less.
ASGLO-BMTISU
COIX.MBIV
PACkl0
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant
rer
'.Valler
E.
Wafker,
A
rem
Jbited
July
SHh.
t9IS.
'
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
or
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Ltast
Lan
in
rrince
riuperi
Land
nerordinz
I
'is
inn
or
prince
Hupen,
and
stiuate
on
ine
nortnwest
coast
or
uruisn
coaim
Ida.
Portland
Canal,
and
belnr
at
Sol
Point,
Portland
Canal,
and
bearing
north
magnetic
rrom
Treq
PaiiiL
1
ri
r
ipijmhi.
TAKE
SMTICE
that
Analo-Britlsh
Cc--
umhla
Parkin?
Company
Limited.
l'.ltfr.ltVP
II
C
(u,iiiilli(rfi
n
.
k
a
u
...
lends
to
apply
tor
a
lease
or
the
plow-
iiik
described
lands:
Comnienrtnr
at
a
it
planted
at
tilth
wairr
mark
at
Spit
point.
Portland
Canal:
ihenco
southeasterly
alonr
hlirh
water
mark
Pir
rurtv-euiil
h'mdred
reel
tn
marked
No.
3.S.E.:
thence
southerl)
in
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
northwesterly
alonir
low
water
mark
rorty
elt-ht
hundred
reel,
mor
r
less;
inenre
northerly
to
chains,
mop
ir
les..
to
point
or
commencement,
an"
-ontalninr
acres,
more
or
le?.
AGLO-BBITISII
COI.I.'MBIs
PACKING
CO.
I.TII
Applicant
Per
Waller
E.
Walker,
Aireni
listed
Julr
SJrrt.
lti
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgorson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours-
i)
to
0.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Kvchlngs
WhyD
III
I
1
I
!
ll5f
m
m
tsrS
HI
Markie
says
ia-
tie
n
ul
nrk
LAND
ACT.
.Ictlc
or
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchase
Land.
In
the
Land
llerordlna
District
or
Prince
Phone
8.
Unpen,
ami
situate
ai
ine
mouth
or
Uisr
Kalis
'reek
which
rioas
lolo
I
be
I.'
stall
lluer
about
la
inilea
rrom
It-
UHrtllB.
TAKE
NMTICX
that
J'din
A.
Stnllli
of
I
rlnee
lUMjerl.
B.C..
occupation
luiubftr
man,
Inleitds
to
aiily
ror
pennlsaioii
Ut
i.u
rcbse
the
followinr
dtsserlbe
lauds:
-
Ctmtmenclnr
at
a
post
planted
at
thel
souinvesi
corner
or
un
cjj;
Hana
lour;
1
hence
30
chains
Northerly;
tbrnee
tn
chains
westerly,
more
or
less,
to
the
Ecs
'all
lllver;
Uirnce
30
chains
soulirrl:
ilwtKe
30
etoains
easterly,
and
conUlninir
J
11
acres,
more
or
less.
JOHN
A.
SMITH.
AMtilrani.
Per
C.
P.
luted
VHrusi
uth.
I01S.
LAND
ACT.
Kiel.
Airent
Nolle
or
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purcha
Land.
i'
ihe
Land
heeordtnt
District
fit
Prlne
luioert.
and
situate
al
HIar
Fall
Creek
which
rHiw
Into
F.nsull
Hirer.
aUHil
is
inli-s
trMH
II-
nwiiith.
TAkE
OTCC
llMt
cum
I
rlnre
IHIperl,
II."..
Illel
tif
orciiptiiiiHi
liimlier
nan.
intends
to
apply
lor
permission
Ui
iirrluse
the
rollowlna'
(Wert
bed
laod:--
riiniiiien
'nr
at
a
post
planted
a
I
tl
iulist
corner
or
1
01
r,i,
luntv
rottr;
N'uce
clsiln
sfriithrrly;
Inenre
It
iiatns
wesu-rlv:
thence
i
cliains
norui
rlv:
Inenre
to
chains
easterly
to
tednt
r
eosgmieiirenteiit,
and
contalulnt;
40
acres.
n
tre
or
less.
C.
P.
IUFL.
LAND
ACT.
Appllranl.
Kctlc
ol
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purcha
Land.
'n
the
Land
lieeordiH;
liislrtet
or
Prince
lluperi.
and
situate
at
SImihioii
Hay
B.C..
Massett
Inlet,
O.C.
Island.
H.C.
TVkK
"tOTICF.
thai
Onsse
Millenl,
Lllii-
led,
or
Vancouver
It
C,
oerupallon
sal-"ion
caiiners,
Inlenrts
lo
apply
ror
per
iiilsinn
Pi
purchase
the
follow
In
lie
TltK-d
lands:
cmiimeii'irir
at
a
twist
oUntrd
apprnil-
'oatelv
15
chains
west,
more
or
less,
rrom
COSSE-MILLEIin
I.IMITKO
Applicant
I'er
Wm.
0,
Miichell.
Airent
fmed
I'll
'Hi.
'Oft
oes
'Labor
Come
on
Monday?
Day
Perhaps
the
fellow
who
picked
out
the
first
Monday
in
September
us
Labor
Day
liml
an
engagement
to
help
his
wife
vyilh
the
Monduy
wusliing
mid
so
lie
decided
lo
declare
a
holiday.
HOUSEWIVES
WHO
USE
OUR
"SOFT-FINISH"
SERVICE
have
IVJ
such
holidays
every
year.
.Soft
finish
doe-
ull
the
wushing,
dries
everything
and
irons
the
flat
work.
Only
u
little
light
ironing
for
you
to
do.
Soft-Finish
7c.
per
lb.
Plus
1c
per
piece.
'
Minimum
charge
$1.25.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
i
eye
p;n
k
is
Mi'
18.000
ases
eharge
TOT
DAILT
rTKWB
Friday.
Sep'tt,
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mrs.
Harry
Tanner
is
a
passen
ger
on
the
Prince
Ueorge
today
reluming
to
Stewart
after
a
trip
south.
Miss
Jean
(Jrieve,
who
has'
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
re
turned
homo
on
the
Prince
(ieorgo
this
morning.
Jack
Ililditch
and
Cecil
llack-ei-.
who
have
been
on
a
trip
south,
returned
home
oh
Ihej
I'nuce
(feorge
this
morning.
I
Miss
i:.
V.
M.
llilcliey,
who'
has
been
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Seattle,
returned
to
the
city
on;
he
Prince
Ueorge
this
morning.
A.
I).
l-'runiento.
well-known
Stewart
mining
man,
Is
a
pas-t.enger
going
through
on
I
he
Prince
tSeorgo
today
bound
north.
j
railing
to
appear
In
court
tins
iiiornin;
in
answer
In
a
of
intoxication,
J.
II
winch
is
double
of
ihL.
D.000
Mi
agher
had
bail
in
the
sum
of
rases
111
die
i-y.-ii
y;u-
of
1UI.".'5
estrealcd.
The
fiilire
pacK
of
all
varieties
will
be
murli
iuwer
this
year
than
it
was
last.
.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Five
Boats
Marketed
Catches
Totalllnq
83,500
Pounds
at
Exchange
Today
Halibut
niarkrh'il
at
(he
l
isli
10.3c
and
5c,
to
the
Jiooth
Fish
eries
Co.
llravo,
7,000
pounds,
at
l-'.Sr
and
Cc,
to
the
Allin
Fisheries.
-
Sentinel,
35,000
pounds,
at
!-'.Dc
and
fte,
to
the
Canadian
ish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
llrandt,
0.500
pounds,
at
I2.tr
and
7c,
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
'Nuba,
5,000
pounds,
at
12.5c
and
7c,
to
the
ltoyal
Fish
Go.
(1.
1.
Iliekiitaii,
provincial
inspector
of
fisheries,
is
a
passen
ger
goin
through
on
the
Prinee
Kxchange
-I
ti
is
moruitif.'
totalled
Itieorpe,
is
a
passenger
on
thai
83.500
pounds.
arrivals
and
sales
being
as
follows:
American
Itesolute,
40,000
pounds,
at
iieorgt
today
bound
for
Hewnr1.
from
wbioh
point
lie
will
make
his
aiiuual
trip
of
insperlion
to
the
Mezihdcn
Lake
spawn
in
1;
areas.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Crawford,
wife
of
Hie
purser
of
ihe
sleanier
l'rino
vessel
today
bound
for
Premier,
where
she
will
spend
some
time
visiting,
latr-r
sltppiir
off
in
Prince
Itupert
on
tier
return
to
aiirouvi'f.
ESTIMATED
VALUE
OF
FALL
Styles
demand
that
alt
coals
.e
Irimuu'il
with
fur.
K'viug
thai
(ntn-h
,.
-
1,
Ihal
only
fur
ran
impart.
Our
stork
or
Fur
Trimming-
1
very
large
m
,
..
shades
ami
at
priees
as
low
11-
a
dollar
per
yard.
Special
for
Friday
and
Saturday
10
per
cenf.
off
all
Trimmings
We
also
carry
an
exclusive
slonk
of
fur;
roat-
nml
Jaivinetlen
At
prires
Unit
,:
:J
f
goods
willuti
the
reach
of
all.
Mail
Order-
promptly-
allemleil
lo.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
Kn-wie,
m..;
r-
Financial
Pc-st
Mentions
$600,-000,000
as
Reasonable
Amount
Just
Now
KHIONTO.
SsepL.t.-
How
much
are
(maila
s
national
railways
worth?
Inquire-
the
Finanrial
Post.
One
pnnninent'
biisiiitH
leader
has
staled
that
I
hey
are
not
worth
a
dollar,
even
if
Canada
were
to
assume
the
entire
present
liability
in
connection
with
them.
Another
ei'tially
prominent
InTsihess
leader,
who
is
in
a
position
to
make
a
careful
estimate,
states
that
Canada
could
find
a
market
for
the
lines
at
iboul
a
third
of
its
present
investment.
This
cmild
be
roughly
fisured
at
about
rt()ii.0oo,ooi
The
figure
seems
reasonable,
fur
Kith
improved
rondilion
and
lite
rurtallinfr
lf
sCrv-io
Mhal
are
duplicaled
In
one'
way
or
another
and
with
snvlhfrii
In
other
directions,
(he
national
lines
ousht
lo
he
able
lo
earn
some
return
on
investment
of
a
(ew
liiinilrejj
millions.
.Sir
Joseph
Flavelle
first
sti?-
iresled
n
recapitalization
of
the
Canadian
National
lines
nn
the
liasis
of
eariiimt
jKiwor.
Sir
Henry
rin
rntnn
has
made
similar
miik
gestions.
The
Senate
ronynitlee
on
railways
eoimlilerol
it
a
neeeti.
sary
preliminary
to
a
railway
merger.
One
thing
is
certain;
Canada
doe
not
know
what
its
railways
are
worth.
ALASKA
SALMON
PACK
.
.
.
.
.
.
A.
,
.
I'm.
.
.
IS
LARGE
AS
EVER
it.lV)
:
llience
soulh
S
chains:
Ihenrel
"'"''.,
M'pl.
l.-COHIIll
west
to
chains;
thence
south
&
i-halir
Uioner
of
Fislin
le
Ilenrv
(I'Mi.l
iienee
west
40
chain,
more
or
les.
10
iieach;
ttieme
foiiowinr
meandrrini'
of
ley,
who
arrived
here
I'liesil
iy
Leach
to
wdnt
of
cofiiim-nceinenl,
and
i
,
.,
f
....
,,.,.ii,
i.,,..
1..
ti
mialiitnr
4K
acres
more
or
less.
Tantr
a
iwo
inonllis
lour
ill
A!-
aka,
iabl
tin;
milinon
park
in
lie
oulliea(im
necliou
of
the
Territory
nearly
equal
that
of
last
year,
which
totalled
!t,700,-
)i)0
cace.
.
O'Malley
found
,
Ihe
nalmon
bed
well
umii.-d
hi
the
fouth-antern
feelion,
which
he
nfd
speaki.
well
for
the
future
of
I
lie
imlusUry
u,
(hat
dislrlet
ue
rejiorieu
ijie
pack
was
diorl
al
Port
.Moller
and
a
finaneial
failure
al
Siuaw
Harbor,
Ikalau,
KitiV
.drove
and
False
Pas.
I
pronounced
the
pack
In
Prim-it
William
uund
"very
pood
considering
the
nhort
year."
O'Malley
defended
the
Ol-hotir
eloslng
period
al
Port
Moller
and
aid
a
complete)
c!o.uro
of
that
area
in
under
eotmiileralioii
to
permit
lelulillllalion
of
the
nalinon
fihlierien.
O'Malley
Hind
Ihe
pack
to
Ihe
wewlward
is
jo
d
35
ier
cent
Mhorl
of
last
year'
a
and
added
We
applli'il
rcfiiilations
in
the
B.
C.
FUR
CO.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Rooms
REGINALD
VANDERBILT
MILLIONAIRE
DIED
POIt
rS.MtHTII.
H.I.,
,epl.
t.
lleKinalil
'C.
Vanderbilt,
apd
0.
son
of
the
lalv
Corittliu
Vanderbilt,
died
kins
ti"iiiiiig
ft.'in
internal
lieoioirlmff
'lis
fortune
iis
iv.liiliale.l
at
91
5.000.00I).
ELECTED
PRESIDENT
OF
CIVIL
SERVANTS
1
ll
M
if
T
II
V
S..i,l
I
.
.!
eieiKit
iiaiionar
prsiifnl
it
I
no
civil
Kirvuiils
of
Canada
at
(he
onviMitioii
tirre
yealerd.iy.
BASEBALL
National
League
i
Cincinnati
2-1.
Chiraito
!
St.
hotiin
Pittsburgh
3.
American
League
I
Oelroil
II,
Cli-rrlatid
V.
!
I'liicaini
:i.
SI.
I.
"in.
I.
TOM
MOORE
ELECTED
PRESIDENT
OF
TRADES
AND
LASOR
CONGRESS
OTTAWA.
Sept.
.
T.m
Moorr
was
this
mnrniiiK
ir-nn
elerleil
president
of
Ihe
Trades
and
Labor
Coiiarr
of
(
niadi.
this
being
Hie
eigrhlli
ronseru
five
year
he
has
4ieM
Ihe
posi
tion.
1
Advrjtj.rf
.n
lb
OhIIv
New
LAND
ACT.
Holies
ol
InWntlen
lo
Applt
U
Partha'
l
the
LaM
HrroMlHar
iHslrlct
f
Pnoce
Httperi.
and
lM
a
portion
or
Ut
Iwenl);
four
ifii,
hine
n
(i
.
ijnmI
liuinct.
1
TAfct
XMI'
t:
that
trtiteir
limited
or
I'rlure
HBell.
II.
t.
nwrelMttt.
IntefKl
Pi
apply
r-r
permtssloti
tu
itttrrhaoc
ths-rotlowoi-
ds-srrihrd
latMl:
Coutnieuf
iimc
at
a
poal
planled
at
the
nyrtlieasl
corner
of
lot
toeiiljr
timt
ti
.
ranre
rise
1..,
i,ol
iM.lrtri,
ineoe
souih
IWrty
two
lislN;
Itiestr
we.
forty
rtMiii-.
thenn-
north
eitkl
rhain.
nre
or
less,
lo
hlh
wler
mark;
llwii"
norlnnasi
a
foam
hiffi
wtli
tnaik
to
1
1
of
ei.iMiMiirrmem,
and
runiaHMtiB'
entil.
'so
1
acres,
more
or
less.
t
rmzzKi.i.H
MMiTio
V
.
Aflitlf
tnl
'
lutesl
VuMt
Uth.
AH.
J1
s.
MINERAL
ACT.
Crllflcl
of
lmprem(nt.
!sM.kne
Ulaeral
cuwi,
tnui
in
in.
aiiir
Mintna
iiirisnxi-
or
i--ur
IMstrlrt,
im
the
west
rie
of
lilt
loii
ier
in
lite
s
r
atjd
adjonina-
the
i;din
Miiival
i.Tsiin.
TAkh
MillCf:
I
In
I
I.
trert
lawsoii.
apenl
for
Ajmea
S.
Ijwsoil
lier
Miner's
Ortirirsle
o
707
Hi,
Intends,
slilv
la
from
the
dale
heretif.
lo
aPDll
to
Uw
Miiiins
Kn-oriler
tnr
a
l
erllflei
looniiHiil.
rir
Ihe
iirpoit,of
or
Im-
of
iilitalnlna
a
crown
'Irani
or
tin-
almve
rutin.
And
full
her
lake
tmllce
Hist
action.
HKier
feciion
it,
must
lie
commeired
le
1
rore
Ihe
Issue
of
ilrli
Ceillflrair
of
Im
i
proeiiMiist.
I
I'lieu
una
aoiu
nay
'or
.vtiaust,
A
ll
l.
LAND
ACT.
,
Notlt
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lt
Land
In
Prince
Hnpetl
Und
tleei.rdlnr
Imirlr
or
I'rltu-M
llUMirt.
aaul
situna
si
Yes
talton
Bay.
Masselj
Inlet.
TAM:
MOTH
K
thai
fviii
iie
.
nimps.n,
ut
Massell,
ll.f:.,
occupation
rsnuer)
11111,
Intends
to
ai'pl
for
a
lease
or
the
fol
nmma
uoserioefl
ismis.
('.(.looieiM-llia
at
a
Host
lil.tileil
l,ii
til
clMllis
westerly
friHu
m
eonMT
or
I
Jit
HSU.
Unite
t.
IViaat
lilsiriei.
llience
west
all
chains:
tlMiice
north
three
cnims,
more
or
less,
10,111(11
walrr
mark:
j-ilnl
of
cfiihiiiMimiirnt,
ati'l
nHitiliiiiijr
s
irrr(
iiiurr
ur
KL'dLME
II.
el.MI'liX
listed
trd
Jiilv
lilt
Al'l'licaiit.
LAND
ACT.
Iii
!
A
Hit
I
snd
district
of
iiassiar
I
AM.
I
li
t:
lllilt
I.
K!ltlilet
Noll
'
Pnur?-
or"
Y"rk.XY.
"lI
pallon
'('Hiker.
Iiitends
tn
aiiy
ror
per-
mission
lo
Hirrhas
the
follow
In
de
srrlhed
land
Doiiiinelieliir
al
a
00.
1
i,ln,i...l
!.....
an
rlialns
K.HIIi
or
llaelne's
I'olul
on
the
west
side
or
ratlsh
Lake
al...o
eleirn
mite
soil
III
of
the
Yukon
iHilnuMrv
Illle;
llience
ltell..t
.i.-i..t..i
.1........
..
""
ll'
rnaiiia
...ii-iip,
i.nj
iiisiru;i
111
1.
(inni!i
1;
on-ori.
ci
riiiiin;
inenre
southerly
I
lu
fist-
Am.
mov
n,.l
I-!
'"'"
"!
''"'r
line
or
Tatl
ll
.
--.
o..
-
,
i.aKei
in
im.iiu
or
coliiiuciiceiiicnt,
said
bound
lo
iiijuiy
Home
people
hul.P"-"-'
rmiuin
fir
si,
t,-rt,
,nn
or
l-s.
1
desire
(
distribute
the
bur-
,,",,l,,:r
sorT
dun
JUatly.
I
.
.
.
.
.
l.
Vn
tawsnu,
Aunt
Iftw
BE
IN
THE
FASH10W
"
.
z-
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
0
p.m.
'
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"The
Light
of
Western
Stars"
I
ly
Kane
firrv.
A
-wilt
-lory
of
Ihe
liu.il
rmlizatiuit
find
milliiWTx
hi
Ihe
wild
of
Ar.-
shol
rtiinaih
e
o(
Ihe
laming
of
Ihe
e.
r
.tiding
adveiiliireo
ami
huirhrtadth
eea
lushes,,
hroiii'hu
htiliiig.
lraighl
shmtluig
wi"
love.
A
smashing
phulo-pta)
of
the
Uy
win
(rigger
and
a
fast
home
were
a
man'
het
lt
.k
where
west
of
liraiiiie,
the
land
of
rrags
and
'
lulid
n(
iuii'W
slHHler
and
golden
girl.
M""
diesii,
gorge"
ui
an
I
danger-fraught.
Ited
li
surging
through
mii
Arixmia
night.
ir
-wis
jiiniig
nml
niuiu
u
e
gullopwl
over
Ih
ti
r,i-t
of
favorite.
Jack
Holt,
Dlllie
Dove,
Noah
Berrj,
George
Nichols,
Robert
Perry,
Alma
Bennett
and
otherv
VAUDEVILLE
lii-twe-n
pi
Inn
SMI
p
tn.
Howard
Web
ster,
tin'
white
lni
with
Ihe
Idui
k
fa
e.
a-
Dotlf
Daye,
uniei
il
iiininlv
-l.tr
COMEDY.
PATHE
REVIEW.
"FEET
OF
MUD."
FOR
SALE
50c
and
2k
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
W
PKINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
School-Opening
SALE
Of
Clothing
and
Shoes
for
tho
Boy
and
Clrli
LECKIE
SHOES
FOR
BOYS.
I
T
per
etil.
(Iisi
otinl
nn
all
Lei
Kie
Shoe.
W'e
ll
'
'
Miijdy
and
all
ize
are
in
-hu
k
from
H
in
u
5
Mi
til
liiv
sues
BOY'S
RED
STITCH
SHOES.
8-IIH4
reg.
ijCl.yn.
Hale
1
l-I.IH
reg.
:j.Nr.
Side
reg.
m
!.:(,
Hide
SHOES
FOR
QROWINQ
GIRLS,
ail
pair
of
'tJIHT.MS,"
growing
girl
slmes.
reg.
7.r0.
Hule
(JirN
"Clasme"
Mutton
shoes,
sue
11-,
reg.
i
Hale
Same
us
above
in
smaller
fize's
lo
eleur
at
BOY'S
SUITS.
15
per
cent
discount
on
nil
our
slock
nf
liny
-
h
nr
Navy
Mine,
Herge
mid
Dark
TweciN
In
a
vurn
'
shade-,
sizes
from
2-III
years.
BOY'S
SWEATERS.
15
per
cent
discount
on
hoy'M
Kwenlers
1
00
pee
'
,l
"
I'lllUK
OK
TJIK
W'KHT,
(imininlei'il
Hiixhrtnl
'
from
S-;mI.
25
per
cont
discount
on
all
line
of
J
HUSKY
sU.
.t,-m
'r
"IIAI.I.ANTYK"
make,
sizes
S8-m
BOY'S
AND
GIRL'S
UNDERWEAR
15
por
cont
discount
on
Moy'
ntnl
(litTx
I'nderwe
i
or
rotlon,
cumliiiiiilion
of
separate
giirtnoi'
JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.
Agenlf
for
Holeproof
Hosiery,
Pirlorinl
Ileviev.
,,J,
,
Nemo
Cornel,
TiiriihiilPx
rv
WiiImui'm
Underw
.-"
Defemler
Hhoex
nml
Duiiiinlon
lliibberi
$2.61
$3.25
$576
$2.50
$1.75