"AGE
SIX
We
save
you
MONEY
QUALITY
IS
WHAT
COUNTS
Our
Prices
arc
no
higher
than
any
other
store
in
Canada.
Oooils
marked
in
plain
figures
according
lo
grade.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS,
Eto.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
Heiibroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
FRESH
BULKLEY
VALLEY
BEEF,
VEAL,
PORK
AND
FOWL.
,
Compare
our
prices.
Boiling
Hecf,
ljer
lh.
..
6c
l'ol
Honsf,
per
lb
10o
Oven
lloast,
per
lb.
12c
Hamburger
Steak,
II).
12!jC
fiainer's
Ham,
per
lh.
40c
Hauler's
Haeun,
per
lh.
45c
Saturday
Special
Gainer's
Pure
Lard,
per
lh.
in
bricks
25c
Your
money
hack
if
this
is
not
the
best
lard
ever
used.
Bulkley
Market
(Formerly
l'.H.
Fish
Market
Phono
178
'Demerit
Have
All
Wool
BATHING
SUITS
from
$4.00
to
$8.00
P.O.
Box
327.
Phone
27.
DANCING
At
tho
Auditorium
TUESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
EVENINGS,
8
to
11
p.m.
SATURDAY
EVENINGS
from
8
to
12
midnight.
5
Piece
Orchestra.
1
Dance
10p
3
for
25c
Free
Admission.
L,
J.
MARREN,
Prop.
Phono
Black
449.
Phrenology
MAY
LEE,
Hie
(treat
tad
phrenologist
from
Jerusalem,
will
read
your
head
like
an
open
book.
She
will
tell
you
all
about
your
past
and
present.
Don't
miss
this
reat
opportunity.
820
Third
Avenue
West.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helflorson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Offico
IlourH
-0
lo
0.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
0icn
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
WILL
VISIT
or
Islam!
FALLS
RIVER
Lome
Campbell
to
Make
Trip
There
Accompanied
by
J.
Fred
Ritchie
Lome
A.
Campbell,
vice-
president
of
the
West
Kootenay
Power
&
Light
Co.,
who
is
in
the
rily
for.
the
nurnose
of
investi
s
ever
developed
here
will
be
the
LIARD
RIVER
CASES
OPENING
TOMORROW
Mr.
Justice
D.
A
Prisoners
Will
arrive
from
South
on
steamer
Prince
Rupert
The
steamer
Prince
Hupert
will
bring
from
the
south
tomor
row
morning
Mr.
Justice
1).
A.
Macdonabi
who
will
preside
at
the
special
adjourned
session
of
J
(he
Supreme
Court
assizes
open
ing
at
10.30
for
the
purpose
of
dealing
with
the
murder
charses
against
five
Liard
lliver
Indians
who
will
also
be
brought
on
the
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Applf
to
Purchai
Land.
In
I'rlncf
Itupert
Land
liUlhct,
Recordiiij
uutrlrt
nf
ITlnre
Hupert,
and
allua.e
at
snannon
nay.
u.l..
Maisett
inu-i,
I
gating
hydroelectric
develop-'
mi'
nt
possibilities,
will
leave
this
afternoon
lo
make
an
inspection
of
Falls
lliver
where
development,
if
any,
is
ultimately
de-
rided
upon,
will
probably
take
place.
He
will
be
accompanied-by
J.
Fred
Hitchie,
who
knows
the
local
situation
well
and
who'
is
an
old
friend
from
Hossland,
of,
Mr.
Campbell.
Yesterday
Mr
!
'ampbell
visited
the
municipal
plant
at
Shawatlans
which,
though
small,
he
says
seems
very
satisfactory.
J
Mr.
Campbell
says
that
any
plans
in
connection
with
power
development
are
slill
only
in
the
embryo
stage,
lie
is
only
looking
over
the
possibilities
and
nolliiim
whatever
has
been
decided
up-,
m.
One
important
thing
that
will
have
lo
lake
place
before
power
"
TAkE
MiTir.e
that
Jamei
I'lrnlint
lows
Slrauv.
or
Swinyalde.
B.C..
ocrutntlon
rainier
man,
lnlriil
lo
apply
fur
is-nnls-lon
lo
purchase
the
following;
described
landJ:
Otiiinetirlnir
at
a
tl
planted
14
chain
south
JSift-r.
west.
riKirr
or
lest
fnm
southwest
rorner
or
Lot
I
&
48
:
thenre
oulh
30
chains;
ttienre
went
30
rhallM,
more
or
les.
lo
water'!
edae:
thero-e
LAND
ACTr-
utnbla
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
K.c...
occupation
Packer,
Intends
lo
apply
for
a
lea.'e
or
the
follow
Inn
described
lands:
Coiimieni'inir
n
a
post
planted
on
the
iKiuth
thorc
or
liartlelt
point,
Wale
land,
at
lilirh
water
mark:
Iheiirn
in
an
easterly
dlrerlltui
along;
Iilarti
water
mirk
roriy-eirnt
hundred
reel,
more
or
les.
10
a
unt
inirked
So.
I.E.;
thence
umlli
erly
10
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thenre
In
a
westerly
direction
along
low
waler
mirk
rorly-elght
hundred
reel,
more
or
less;
theme
northerly
ID
rhalns
to
point
or
roiniiienceiiu-iil,
and
containing
75
acres,
more
or
lens.
asolo-hhitisii
r.fii.i;MHH
PACKING
CO.
I.TII.
Appllem'.
I'er
Wilier
E.
Walker.
Arenl
Dated
July
IK.
ms.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
or
InUnllon
to
Apply
to
Lai
Land
in
aeena
in
n
re
&
una
11
siriri.
rrinee
Iliil-ert.
B.C..
nd
iltuite
100
iirds
north
oi
inier
iisriMir,
rearse
island,
n.c.
take
.miihk
that
the
Canadian
Flh
Ing
Co.
Ltd..
or
Vancouver.
B.C.
ocenpa
lion,
Salmon
l.'iimers,
Iniends
to
apply
ior
iHTinission
to
lease
me
Ibllowing
je
scribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
i.t
planted
at
hlrh
water
mark
10
reel
rrom
rock
on
shore
line;
thence
east
one
chain:
Ihence
north
one
hundred
and
Iwenty
chains;
thence
west
to
shore
line
one
chain;
Ihenee
In
a
southerly
direction
following
the
shore
line
lo
xilnt
or
commencement,
and
containing
twelve
acres,
more
or
less,
THE
CANADIAN
FISHI.NO
CO.
LTD
rsted
inth
May.
istt.
This
Is
your
last
chance
for
Preserving
Peachesl
Alberta
Peaches
The
Hest
for
Preserving
Special
price
er
crate
S2.00
l'ears.
per
doz
,
.
.
.
40c
Onipes,
per
lb.
..
....
20c
Grapes,
pi-r
basket
...
7Bo
Apples,
3
lbs.
for
.
.
.
.
25o
Apples,
per
box
....
$2.65
Watermelon,
per
lb.
..
7c
Gasaba
melon,
per
lb.
.
.
8o.
Huy
while
they
last.
Mussallem's
Phone
18
or
24.
Fifth
Ave.
E.
cil.
Healthy
babies
thrive
on
Eagle
Brand
and
doctors
recommend
it
in
stubborn
(ceding
cases.
It
is
the
natural
food
when
mother's
milkis
not
available
because
it
is
pure
country
milk
with
sugar
added.
Always
uniform,
digestible,
nourishing.
For
Fret
Baby
floolt
write
.utie
steamer
from
Okalia
Prion
where
they
have
been
or
al-
establishment
of
a
market
for
it
!
'usl
a
year
awaiting
inal.
I.
.
Patnuire
will
art
as
proseru
tor
and
tin
fended
by
K
natives
will
.lie
de-F.
Jones,
city
soliei-
tor.
There
are
also
a
couple
or
local
eriminul
cases
to
be
dealt
with
Macdonald
and
ai
ii.is
session
of
the
court.
The
Indians
will
be
taken
to
Iho
provincial
Jail,
there
to
await,
llio
finding
of
the
Oram!
Jury
ami
subsequent
trial
If
they
are
indicted.
The
proceeding,'
it
i
expected,
will
be
long
drawn
out
as
the
accused
do
not
speak
Kiik-
lish
and
interpretation
will
be
required
throughout.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Halibut
arrivals
at
the
Fish
Mxehange
this
morning
totalled
it
i.OOO
pounds,
fixe
American
boats
disposing
of
78.500
pounds
and
two
Canadians,
35,500
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol
rolli.winr
meanderlnir
or
beach
lo
polnl
to
the
Itoyal
Fish
Co
ffl
r.miiii'-iirriinriii,
auu
cum.
nunc
.cica.
more
or
less.
MS.
FIEI.DI30
STRANG.
Applicant.
I'er
Win,
O.
Mitchell.
A
rent.
Dated
Jutr
7th.
im.
Nolle
of
Intantton
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Ilecordinr
On
iric!
or
I'rlnce
imperl,
and
situate
at
Bartlelt
point.
Wiles
Mind.
British
American
Venus.
39.000
lbs.,
al
10c
and
r)C
lo
the
Itnoth
Fisheries.
Lenore.
10.000
lbs.,
and
E.
Vpilson.
8.500
lbs.,
al
12c
and
fie
Injrer,
6,000
lbs.
al
12.1c
and
re
and
Anna
J.,
15,000
lbs.,
al
lie
and
fc
to
the
Allin
Fisheries.
Canadian
M.
M.
Christopher.
13.500
lbs.,
al
I0.7e
and
C.5c
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
Tape
Spencer.
10.000
lbs.,
al
I0.8c
and
G.5e.
and
Kouyosu.
6.
TAKE"
NOTICE
that
Anilo-RritUli
Col
'
''
HS.,
at
I0.fi
alll
fi.5r
to
Hl!
'anadian
Fish
Ho.
A
Cold
Storajo'
GOVERNMENT
ASKS
FOR
SEPARATE
HEARING
OF
B.C.
GRAIN
RATE
CASE
VANCOUVEH,
Aus.
18.
The
Hellish
Columbia
government
tlii'otifth
O.
i.
Mc'ieer.
K.C..
has
made
application
to
the
board
of
railway
commissioners
for
a
separate
dale
for
the
hearing
of
the
jtrain
rale
ease.
No
reply
lias
been
received
yet.
JAPANESE
CREW
OF
EMPRESS
LEFT
HER
YOKOHAMA.
Au.
IH.
Three
hundred
ami
forty
Jupauesy
members
of
Hie
crew
of
Hie
I'm-press
of
Australia
walked
olf
the
ship
today
forrinjr
the
vessel
.
-ail
for
Vancouver
with
a
crew
of
i
IH'J.
Miss
Mat'v
Sim
returned
lo
town
yesterday
on
lljc
l'rinrr
Charles
from
.Victoria
whore
she
has
been
taking
a
course
al
iiiminer
school.
AeeoiinlK'
lolallin
l
1,201.35
for
the
week
einlinj,'
August
II
woti!
passed
for
payment
al
lust
night's
meelliitf
of
Die
oily
coun
LAND
ACT.
Notlca,
or
Intantton
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Bkrena
llanire
I
I
ami
Iiltlrlcl,
lie-
corciina
nimrici
rriine
niirr,
ami
nil
Uale
anullmeat
nolnl
if
Wale
lalanil.
TAKE
NUTICK
Dial
the
Canadian
Klah-
inr
1,0,
1.
111.,
iir
Vancouver,
li.C,
ucruia-liuii,
Salnsiti
r.aniiera,
Inlemla
to
aii'ly
ror
iiennlKtl'iii
to
lcac
the
rollnwlnt
tie-scribed
land:
--
nnmiiii-ncinir
al
a
r"l
:laniol
it
tilrh
water
mark
oil
iiutliwcil
polnl
nu
Wain
Matid,
H.C.;
thence
north
one
chnln;
thence
Mil
len
chain;
thence
mmth
one
chain
to
thorp
line:
ttienep
welt
limit
"hore
line
to
polnl
of
roinmenreiiient,
and
cgnlalnlnr
wie
acre,
more
or
le.
THE
CAMADIA.M
FISItl.NO
CO.
LTD,
Diteif
and
Way,
nil,
THE
DAILT
rTEW8
ALLEGED
ASSAILANTS
OF
POLICE
OFFICER
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
John
Tartnuvillc
and
A.
Asm
Im.
who
a
iv
alleged
lo
have
figured
in
a
melee
with
a
polio-;
ollicer
on
Comox
Avenue
early
Monday
morning,
were
roinuii!
teil
for
trial
in
Hie
city
police
court
this
morning
by
Magistrate
MeClymoul
on
charges
of
resist
mg
arrest
mml
assaulting
ait
ollleer
with
intent
to
do
grevous
bodily
harm.
This
afternooi
they
will
appear
before
Judg-i
Young
for
election.
Charge-
ot
doing
wilful
damage
will
be
pre-reeded
with
later
in
the
poliei
court.
The
priuripal
witness
foi
the
crown
i.-
Mis
Hut
It
Ycruon
MAYOR
NEWTON
REPORTS
OFFICIALLY
ON
HIS
VISIT
TO
SEATTLE
TO
GIVE
EVI
DENCE
AT
TARIFF
COMMIS
SION.
'continued
from
page
jne)
rr-fommeitil
a
rut
in
Hie
halibut
'July
so
as
lo
avert
the
danger
of
Prince
Hupert
beou
rinsed
to
uieriean
fishing
esels.
"I
urged
Hie
reate;t
possible
reedom
for
nil
concerned
in
Hit
lalibut
industry,
but
the
chair
man
of
Hie
commission
said
iiofliiii'
more
than
an
adjustment
of
the
existing
American
tariff
could
he
Imped
for,
as.
while
the
President
possessed
the
power
to
raise
or
lower
the
proent
l.iriir,
he
did
not
Kssess
reciprocal
powers,
which
would
have
lo
be
first
sanctioned
by
the
United
Stales
senate.
Cold
Storage
Help
The
Canadian
Fislt
Cold
Slomire
Co.
retained
aide
counsel
lo
support
Mr.
Nieholl's
viewpoint,
and
this
made
it
very
iiiucji
easier
for
Hie
other
lorul
delegates
lo
present
their
views.
Witnesses
for
the
applicants
for
the
duty
reduction
testified
that
American
.fishermen
now
enjoy
the
same
privileges
al
Prinre
Hupert
us
Canadians;
also
that
Americans
now
obtain
an
average
of
two
eeijls
a
pound
more
for
their
fish
on
the
Prince
Hupert
halibut
exchange
than
the
Canadians.
"The
content
ion
of
Hie
American
fishing
interests
was
that
I
he
application,
for
the
duly
reduction
was
inspired
by
Cana
dian
interests
thai
are
protected
by
a
similar
tariff
and
they
sought
lo
prove
by
their
wit
rtesscs
that
the
duty
has
operat
ed
lo
protect
Hie
Alaska
halibut
fishery
ami
to
keep
under
the
American
flag
the
bis
fleet
ol
vessels
it
employs.
"The
commiinn
will
now
report
is
conclusion
lo
President
Coolidae,
prior
In
an
interna
tional
conference,
which
is
to
open
on
October
20,
1025."
Closing
tho
Port
Speaking
further
lo
Ins
re
port,
the
mayor
said
that,
while
the
commission
had
expressed
the
desire
lo
safeguard
American
interests
as
procenled
from
the
Ketchikan
viewpoint,
the
Ksi-bility
of
Prince
Hupert
being
closed
lo
American
fishermen
bad
been
recognized.
If
this
happened,
Hie
commission
was
inclined
to
feel
that
It
would
mean
a
higher
price
for
halibut
to
the
American
consumer.
This,
in
it
measure,
teemed
lo
olTsel
Kelcliikau's
claim
for
a
conliiiii
atlon
of
the
present
tariff.
No
one
could
definitely
anticipate
what
the
final
Hudlng
of
Hi"
commission
would,
be
but
it
seemed
probable
lliat
a
recom
memlaliou
for
the
lowering
of
the
tariff
would
be
made
The
mayor
then
referred
lo
the
political
complexion
of
the
commission.
The
chairman
was
said
lo
be
a
Democrat
who
would,
naturally,
be
opposed
U
i
reduction
in
Hie
larilf
as
mailer
of
policy,
,
On
Hie
oilier
hand,
Hie
second
member
of
(he
commission
was
a
Itepiibliran
and
it
was
felt
that
he
would
hi
closer
in
lunch
with
President
Coolide.
A
reduction
of
om
ent
II
was
felt
would
probably
be
accepted
hh
a
compromise
Tho
general
feellnir
of
those
ue-sent
al
Hie
eonferfence
seemed
lo
be
Hint
Ketchikan
would
lose
in
Its'
claim
io
have
the
larilf
relaliied.
Fishermen's
Attitude
In
answer
to
a
question
by
Aid.
I.arseii
as
to
Hie
alliludi!
thai
had
bee;!
tukeii
by
the
Aiiiericiin
fishernien,
Mayor
New-Ion
deebired
that
Ihey
bad
been
soinewhal
divided
as
reflected'
In
the
views
prcenlcd
by
Ketchikan
and
Petersburg.
.
'
A.
S.
Irving
of'
11
ay
spoil
is
doing
niiflil
relief
in
the
Dominion
Ooveriiineiii
telegraph
olllce
ilut'
ing
the
absein-f
on
holiday
of
I)
t.
butt
UUVl'
.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
S
a.m.
DIfiHV
ISLAM).
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30..20;
temperature,
(:i;
sea
smooth;
H:,r0
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
(leorire
In
Oreti-
ville
Channel
southbound:
8.50
p.m.
spoke
steamer
prince
Charles
left
Prince
Hupert
at
t
p.m.
norlliboumf;
10:05
p.
in
spoke
steamer
Anyox
lowing
cow,
Slewarl
for
Anyox,
(0
mites
irinn
.nyox;
i.Ij
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Otsego,
CHI
.miles
from
Seattle,
bound
for
Kenai:
U
p.m.
spoke
steamer
(lanlcna
in
Portland
Canal
iiorlllhouml.
IHLMi
IHF.E
POINT.
Clear.
calm;
barometer,
30.28;
temperature.
CO;
sea
smooth.
HUM.
HAItHOH.
Clear,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
21).-
'.5;
temperature,
01;
ea
smooth;
8
p.m.
-.poke
Iwn
Lome,
18
miles
rom
Cumshewa
bound
for
Cap
tain's
Cove;
8
p.m.
spoke
steam
er
Admiral
Cvans,
Ketchikan
for
Seattle,
113
miles
from
Seattle;
8
p.m.
spoke
Steamer
Canadian
lioasler,
J'JO
mile
from
(jiieen
Charlotte
City,
southbound.
Noon
I11JI.I,
IIAHHOIl.
-Clear,
vai
a
bio
winds;
barometer,
20.01;
.
...
.
.
iriiiiuTaiiire,
ni;
sea
siikmou;
rt
in.
spoke
uk
Pacific
Monarch,
miles
south
of
Ekk
lolaod
jounu
ror
ncean
rails;
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Venture
al
P'il
Hardy
souIIiIhiuihI;
II
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prinre
Ooorite
nIT
t'jt
llocks
siutlibouul.
I
I
i
1
1
Y
ISLAM
.
Clear,
calm,
baniineler,
30.S0;
loiiipornliirr.
00;
sou
smooth;
steamer
Cr
lena
due
at
Prince
HiiimtI
3
p.m.
Mrs.
II.
Iieaeoii
of
Victoria
i
i
a
visitor
in
Iho
city
registered
it
Iho
Prince
Hupert
Hotel.
She
i-
ilirce
of
Mr.
urn)
Mrs.
James
Ciirtoirliael
who
formerly
reside,)
tero.
C.O.M.M.
.steamer
ttnadiau
(Piaster
Is
on
her
way
south
utter
hnviny
loaded
luinlxr
at
lh'
Sitka
Sprure
ipill
at
(Jueen
Charlotte
City.
(ktaslwise
Sloiiiiiship
A
ll.trae
lUt.'n
steamer
OrlfTeo
is
ilis-
burping
ffmenl
ut
Hie
elevator
wharf.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
el
lntfttln
to
Applf
la
Pwrthai
In
Am
I
.and
HM-wtiac
Ootnri
.f
rmve
Ituiwrl.
awl
iluate
at
Hit
tall
i.cea
wbiek
rhmt
Mln
toull
hiier
als.ui
IS
mlle
msu
il
nuUi.
TAki:
T
K
llMl
llflull
I'
lOrl
rrtw-e
HUrL
B...
nrrnptlsi
IuihIm-i
ii.
mtenila
t
UKtlv
rur
inuli.ii
t
ptirHMar
Om
iiHumin(
ilrrilirl
laml
4nitieria
ai
a
mwi
paanieu
ai
ine
xxllliwv.t
nmer
r
ll
All.
Ibeme
1U
f-ham
s
wUvrlr:
Ihetirv
fl
rhtn
rt
rly;
IhrHce
fa
clMUM
ws-OimIv.
Ibn-e
V
Hum
eaer1y
ft
Stil
nt
nsnntrare-
nvwi,
aw
imiuuHna
!
acrvt.
niure
rM.
C.
I'.
IIIIL.
AH'ticant,
halert
AMftMt
lllh.
IIM.
IAND
ACT.
Netlt
el
Intantlan
lo
Apply
U
Pwrchat
Lt4.
In
tin)
Uad
Heennlmr
tiolrlrl
U
I'rlme
lt(!rl.
anH
ltnate
al
the
iihhiOi
i'
lllar
ralU
creek
w
lurti
rii
lliUi
lliel
l.ntlall
Hirer
alK.nl
II
Utile
tr-Mii,
Itr
nrnuUi
TAkl:
XiTK
I
Hut
John
A.
Smith
rlea
IIHrrl.
II.
I.
.
ociMitlm
liimtter
I
man.
Inlrn4
iit
apply
rur
i-ennii.i
Hirriae
IS
OilMMIor
ueM-lilMMl
UimI-
,
ifcxiuiiriiriuc
at
a
pntt
tianlel
al
ine
inilmni
ennter
ut
Lot
Ji;
lln-nee
ju
Id
law
rwrllwrly.
Ilieiice
i
iliam
e-i
1
i-t.
nwre
ne
in
lh
I'olall
Inver
t
iiee
10
rkalm
mthrrljr:
llieiire
V
'kaliis
eatlerly.
an4
nuilalnttia
uo
acre..
more
or
lea.
JOIIK
A.
SMITH.
AlS'llralll
Per
r
r.
Inleil
AHpot
lllli.
!
LAND
ACT.
ASK
FOR
lllel,
Art-lit.
Notlca
ol
Inlantlon
lo
Applf
lo
Purchata
tana.
Ill
I
be
IjuiiI
Itecnrilina
IH.trlcl
t
l-rlme
lliilsri.
ami
slluale
hi
Ilia
falls
i.rrek
hlli
tlims
lllfl
lite
li.Ull
lllicr
atxiil
U
miles
frein
lt
imnitli.
TAkT
Milieu
ttiat
CrliK-e
ImiM-rt
spruce
Mill,
i.ihiiioi.
or
i-niH-e
iiiaieri.
iH-ciiiia
IIMi
luiulier
niiiiifrlurer,
hilemU
in
;it
tr
ieniilliMi
In
(lurtliaM!
the
rul
towlnr
ilearrilieil
lanii:-
OjnliielMiiir
at
a
lMl
tlliteil
alxxjl
ciiaiiis
imriiierif
rnnn
oie
uineai
enr
Iter
or
Ijit
)!:
Oteixe
10
clialiK
Imrth.
r
lyj
lliMM-s
le
rlialn
eatterty:
lln-me
lo
chain
MtUDierly;
tin-lire
4
it
num.
e-t
erly
In
imiIhi
nf
r.rtnri-iiceiiM-iil.
ami
nu
lalnliir
I
mi
acre,
nnre
nr
le..
I'Iiim:k
hi
i-hit
siiti
:k
mii
i
I.IMITHi
AiM.ii'
am
nati-il
Atiru.t
I'er
Hi.
1
Hli
f.
Arenl
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
'After
all
It's
the
Dost."
John
L.Christie
Hales
Agent
Prince
Rupert,
B.0.
GRANT'S
Best
Procurable'
inn
csociNAii
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHF5T
IN
FINPST
IIICIIUND
MALT
ruirNt-Ctl
IXiAmm.
LWI.
mwm
4
Clt,
SmUJ.
A
A
J2
-i-ia
Tins
advcrtiseiiicin
is
not
puliltilieil
or
displayed
by
u,,
l.iijuor
Coulrol
lloanl
or
by
Hie
llovcrnmenl
of
Hrilih
rdiinihisu
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIQHT
ONLY
al
7
nnd
0
The
Bandolero
The
rom.
nice
ol
-i
d.iruig
Imli
lightei
,
ilHiinng
girl.
An
eiitialling
ilriitiiti
or
i)(
stormy
line.
Ml
Hie
intense
exritetncil
ol
infighting
areiid,
filmed
in
siuiiiy
.Smm.
with
(
world's
greatest
Inillfighter,
leaping
ovrr
ti
bolls,
flirting
with
deulh.
The
thrilling
love
-Hie
bandit's
daughter
ami
llamoii.
Hie
d.in
whlll
Hlll
f
a
lailtttiilg
-mite.
Hie
i
ltilt
i(J
slemler
"hiMilder,
the
-edm
live
fin
k
of
.
.
i.-
Strrnig
r.i-t:
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Qransdo,
Renee
Adorcc,
Prdro
de
Cordoba,
Gustav
von
Soyffertltx,
Cordon
Begg,
Dorotti;
Ruth
iiid
ollo
r..
THE
"GO
GETTERS"
SERIES
No.
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In
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including
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and
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llerore
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it
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