I
In
(lie
Latent
Design
Selling
Finest
Quality
Stones
from
$25
up
Value
Guaranteed
or
Honey
Refunded
Eye
Glasses
Must
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
the
largo
centres
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
We
are
supporting
Gyro
Carnival
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
STRIPED
FLANNEL
A
lovely
soft,
warm
cosy
material
for
dresses
or
skirls.
Comes
in
a
nice
ran
go
of
colorings,
full
51
inches.
1'er
yard
$2.75
West
of
England
Store
Third
Ave.
Phone
753.
APPLE
SALE
An
Apple
a
day
keeps
the
doctor
away
Real
Fancy
Mcintosh
Reds,
per
box
$X00
Mcintosh
Reds,
jumble
pack
per
liox
$2.35
This
is
ahouf
the
last
shipment
of
this
variety.
Iluy
them
now
from
Mussallem
Grocery
CREPE
DE
CHINE
Figured
Scarves
New
Designs
Just
Received
Special,
each
AOT?
BIX
Diamonds
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phones
18
and.
84
$4.95
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
r
DENTIST
Helgorson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours-
0
lo
0.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
680.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
i
HALIBUT
SALE
A
HUGE
ONE
Twenty
Boats
In
with
328,600
Pounds
of
Halibut'
Whfch
Sold
Today
Twenty
halibut
boats
arrived
today
and
sold
their
catches
amounting
in
all
to
328,500
lbs
of
which
203,500
was
American
and
65,000
Canadian.
Sales
were
as
follows:
American
Kaglc,
58,000
to
Allin
Fisher
ies
at
12.10
and
5.
Atlas
32,000
lo
llootlr
Fisheries
at
.12.30
and
5.
Atlantic
21,000
to
l'acifio
Fisheries
at
12.30
and
5.
Democrat
13,000
to
Cold
Storage
at
12.10
and
5c.
Ivanhoe
3(5,000
lo
Jloyal
Fish
Co.
at
12.70
and
5.
Akulan
36,000
lo
Cold
Storage
at
12.30
and
5.
Yellowstone
13,000
to
lloya!
Fish
Co.
at
13.10
and
6.
llaltic
16,000
to
Jloyal
Fish
Co.
at
13.20
and
6.
Cora
6,500
lo
Dooth
Fisheries
at
13,60
and
6.
Hilda
y.OOO
to
Pacific
Fisher
ies
at
li.60
and
6.
Venus
11,000
to
Uoolh
Fisher
ies
at
13.60
and
C.
Uruno
O.OOO
to
Pacific
Fisher
ies
ut
13.10
and
G.
Canadian
Livingstone
11.000
fu
Cobl
storage
ai
u.ou
and
i.
Ringleader
3,500
lo
Allin
Fish
eries
at
1
1.70
and
5.
1.
Dorreen,
7,000
to
Allin
Fisheries
at
11.50
and
5.
Toodie
5,000
lo
Cold
Storage
at
11.50
and
5.
D.S.T.
6,500
to
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
at
11.(0
and
5c.
Selnia
8,000
to
Allin
Fisher
ies
at
i
1.00
and
5.
Scrub
10,000
to
Cold
Storage
at
I2.C0
and
5.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
.NOTICE
IS
IIEHEBY
GIVES
Out
III
rcatrte
dialing
uttr
Lot
mu,
luufc-e
wasi
msmci,
i
caucein-a.
Linda
Iiciiartmeul,
U.
II.
KADE.if.
l)fiuli
Mlulilrr
or
Land.
Victoria,
u.t.
!flidSept,im.
NOTICE.
IV
THE
VATTKI1
of
an
annllratlon
fur
Uie
l.rnic
of
I'niil.iinul
OrttriralF
or
line
ror
Lot
3,
Blurk
t;
Loin
and
II'
Uli.ik
8:
Luta
7
and
.
Blink
II:
Lot-
S,
6.
7
and
8.
BM
It;
Lot
I
and
1.
Bkiilt
15;
Lois
3
and
4,
Blork
IS;
Lot.
3,
i,
7,
8.
ii
ana
IT.
Block
17;
Lot.
II
and
II.
II
lurk
U:
Lola
and
10.
Blurk
XI;
Lot
IU.
II
and
II.
Hlitrk
II;
Lot.
I.
3
and
i.
HIiM-k
II:
and
Lt
3.
Block
.
all
in
ttie
Hrt
Addition.
Townlte
or
uirt
Minpon,
Map
ill:
And.
the
Mil
hill
r
part
II
arrra
of
Lot
9.
lunge
I,
'.oai
DiMriri.
SalirTirtnn
prKif
of
th
losa
or
tti'
ortirirau-a
or
Title
rovi-rlni-
the
abovr
land
havlnr
Ixrn
urodnrrd
to
mr.
it
I-
my
Intention
to
I.
ne.
aUer
tlie
eiplralkm
i
one
niontn
irom
lit
rirt
pupiiratUHi
iir-rr"i.
i-ni
ii'inai
..rnuiraira
oi
nil
ui
tlw
abovr
land
In
the
nanw
o'
'IMM.F.S
M
JOHNSON.
TIm
nrlrlni
Certiorate
of
Title
are
dated
111"!
411'
auitum.
iv.
i
tie
3rd
January.
nil.
an.
the
IMh
fliuveinler,
IM,
repertlrl
and
are
iiuinueiYd
183MC.
r.ool,
tti
I0561C.
Land
nealtry
nrrirr,
I'rlnre
Ilupcri
B.C,
!5lh
September,
ttib.
II.
r
MarLEOO.
fterl'trar
nt
T.ile.
0
CI
El
DELIVERY
TIME
TABLE
Effective
Sept.
30.
1st
delivery
closes
at
!)
a.m.
2nd
delivery
closes
at
10.30
a.m.
I
3rd
delivery
closes
at
2
p.m.
ilh
delivery
closes
at
t.30
p.m.
Wharf
and
Doat
Orders
T.xcepled
All
orders
taken
between
t.'m
p.m.
and
closing
tinio
will
en
out
on
first
delivery
following
day.
Last
delivery
Saturday
eveninjr
closes
at
8.30
p.m.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co.
Auditorium
Will
open
for
a
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
'Sept.
15.
Afternoons
...
2
to
4
KvcniiiKS
....
8
lo
10
Good
Musto
both
sosslona
Competent
,
instructors
to
leucli
beginners.
L.
J.
Marren
-
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
FOR
OVER
50
YEARS
LUMBER
BUSINESS
MAKE
BETTER
HOME
MADE
BREAD
IS
LOOKING
UP
ON
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
Participation
In
Japanese
Business
VICTUIUA,
Oct.
5.
This
month
will
probably
bi!
'
the
brightest
period
in
the
lumber
M.
M.
Christopher
11,000
lolport
trauc
for
1025,
according
com
Morale
ai
u.ou
ami
o.
.o
.Mr.
Johnston,
of
the
Canadian
l'Uget
Sound
Lumber
Company,
who
announces
thai
the
company
would
ship
out
no
less
than
3,-
i
75,000
feet
of
lumber
on
nine
vessels.
-
Three
vessels
are
due
here
about
October
10.
They
are
the
i,iln..li
,,-t.:Ai.
..-;n
i
r.n
imhi
to
sea
during
the
early
part
ot
lexl
week.
On
October
15
the
McMillan
F.xporl
Company
will
send
a
vessel
here
to
pick
up
100,000
'eet
of
lumber
for
delivery
in
New
York,
while
on
October
20
he
s.
Iterwiu
Moor
will
load
00,000
feet
of
lumber
for
New
York.
The
steamer
Clnremonl
is
V-tolier
27,
lo
teel
nf
timber,
pick
up
totlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
lo
Laaaa
Lanl
In
I'rlnre
liurt
Land
liecordln
tilt-irlcl
of
I'rlnre
iii:erl.
and
alluate
on
the
aou
llivt
t
lire
or
Walea
If-land.
II.'
..
tielnic
isirlli
miiniftlr
rroni
llayitark
laland.
and
I
rue
eat
rmni
I
.Uml
I'olnl.
snklan
l.land.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Antlo-Hlitl.h
Col
tmlila
Parkin
Coniiiaiiy
limited,
c.f
Vucoui"r.
IM...
(xiuiulinn
rarkera,
In-endi
to
apply
ror
a
lea.e
of
the
lu'low-
m
di'urrllied
landa:
Cuinnienelnr
at
a
p"M
tilanted
at
lilnh
aler
mark
en
Ihe
iuwilhet
thore
hi
Walea
l.land
In
a
rnl'"i
hearlnt
nurth
unmet
If
fmtn
llayilark
l.land
and
true
!
mn
i.
una
rmni,
siiKnn
imana
'hence
aonthea'terlv
alont
lilvb
ualrr
mark
forly-elMit
hundred
feet,
more
or
ieep.
in
a
niaraen
.111.
T.r..;
inriire
-"IIIIT-.lf
(W
1
a,
il.n,
.,,,
n
irm,
.
water
mark;
thenre
Aorlhweaierly
atom
uw
water
mark
rnrly
elrhl
huiKlred
reel,
mire
or
!;
thenre
iHirlherly
10
rhaln
more
ir
!'.
to
xilnl
or
roniineiii'eiueiil,
ino
coliianiinv
7S
are,
imire
or
leu..
ANQLO-bHITIill
COIIIMHH
l'ACKI0
CO.
LTn.,
Appllranl
rr
Walter
E.
Walker,
rrnt
hated
lnlv
tin..
at
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Inttntlen
ta
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Priwe
Unpen
Land
lienordma'
IK.
trie
or
I'rlnre
Unpen,
ami
allliata
It
Yea
lallun
Pav
Mannell
Inlet,
T'kF.
MITICK
thai
rlirtiie
II
Sllntitnn,
ir
M...eii.
ii
i,
wupanon
raiineryman,
iiitrnn.
to
anpir
ror
a
lea.
or
ins
roi
lowlnr
denrrlhed
lind:-i-
Cotniiieiirlni'
at
a
pool
planted
alK.nl
dulna
westerly
rrom
the
N.F..
ennier
or
t&SV,
Itanae
I,
(la.t
lil.lrlrii
llienre
wr.l
all
ehali.:
thenre
norih
I
lure
rliilnn,
iri.re
or
leaa.
In
hiirh
water
mark;
Ihenre
eaflrrly
alnr
hlirh
-ier
mark
I"
point
nf
rnminrm.-i'tiienL
and
rcmUliilA'
I
irrei,
more
or
leaa.
El'CK.KE
.
8tMrSn!t.
Appllnnt
Ditri
tJrd
July,
H.
TTTR
DAILY
ITEWB
Monday,
October
5,
1923,
MAKE
COAST
GUARD
CUTTER
INTO
MUSEUM
That
Is
One
Proposal
for
Deal-
I
Inn
11
II
K
lAf
.
1
1
I.
.
Bear
l
WASHINGTON,
Ocl.
5.
Many
proposals
mo
being
put
forward
for
disposing
of
the
Coast
Guard
cutler
Hear,
when
she
retires
.from
nearly
half
a
century
of
duty
in
the
Arctic
waters
of
Alaska,
but
none
have
been
up-proved.
The
Coast
Guard
has
under
consideration
Iho
construction
of
a
modern
vessel
tu
relieve
the
Ileal",
but
is
loath
lo
part
willi
the
veteran
craft
that
rorms
an
integral
part
of
its
his-!
lory.
I
An
Alaskan
Chamber
of
Com-
merce
has
sought
lo
liavo
the
Hear
utilized
as
a
floating
mu-1
senm
for
America's
Northwestern
Territory.
The
Fxplorcr's
Club
has
put
in
a
bid
for
the
ship's
bell.
There
are
officers
in
the
Coast
Guard
who
say
the
vessel
will
ultimately
b
a
training
vessel
for
the
service,'
probably
at
San
Diego,
Cal.
I
Doing
duty
sinee
the
early
'80s.'
the.
Hear
tin
lin
kiwtvvn
(.
tin.
--
-
ji-sKimos
as
"oomiak
puk"
(povv-j
Coast
Mills
Looking
Forward
to
erful
big
ship.).
Itecenlly
Mrs.'
feet
of
lumber
for
California:
!
SUGGESTS
GOVERNMENT
the
Alaska,
which
will
load
700,-
100
feet
for
New
York
and
Uos-
tou,
and
the
Canadian
Miller,
vhich
will
load
150,000
feel
for
Uuebec.
Transporter
Loading
Fifty
thousand
feet
of
white
pine
timber
is
being
loaded
in
livereu
ai
Liverpool,,
wniic
ror
'.he
same
vessel
there
is
23,000
feel
clear
fir
flitches
for
deliv
er'
in
Glasgow,
the
wltKljain-
ner
Forest
Dream,
wjiich
is
'oading
1,000,000
reel
of
lum-cr
for
Mauritius,
will
be
towcil
-Declaring
uort
!j
west
unduly
large
acreage.
The
idea
that
the
lh.
had
'oe
October
25
for
400,000
feellslance,
Hie
amiiunl
needed
for
iVV.
farmers
are
out
uf
the
woods
is
disputed
by
senator
l'razier.
lie
says
their
condition
has
been
in
some
degree
helped
but
many
uf
them
are
so
far
in
debt
that
Frazief
proposes
but
it
fndicalecs
that
there
is
golns
lo
be
in
the
II.
G.
next
session
continuation
of
a
strong
demand
for
farm
relief.!
The
administration
is
opiidsed
to
such
legislation
and.
its
opposition
will
dictate
the
votes
of
most
of
the
regular
republicans.
Itcpubllcau
leaders
are
expected
lo
favor
paiiiff
of
a,
co-operative
marketing
bill.
.
A.
V.
Mitchell,
assistant
dis-trlot
engineer
for
the
federal
department
uf
public,
sailed
last
night
on
the
1'rince
(leorge
for
Victoria.
He
visited
I'orl
Cs-
Hiiigtou
on
official
duties
al
tlm
end
of
the
week.
Hecate
Ktralls
..Towing
Co.'s
lug
Cape
Scott,
Ca'pt,
ltrown,
arrived
in
port
at
the
end
of
the
week
Willi
two
erowloads
of
eoal
for
Albert
&
MuCaffery,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1824.
lias
produced
Minerals
ns
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$77,U82,ur;i;
Lode
Gold,
$118,
47.1,100;
Silver,
$08,821,570;
head,
$70,548,578;
Copper,
$187,180,378;
YAnv,
$32,.
171,407;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,131,310;
Coal
and
Coke,
$200,88(1,018;
liiiildiug
Stone,
Hrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$42,225,814;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
of
1024
show
on
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
'I'lit
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
mid
the
feus
lower
than
those
of
nny
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
an
colony
in
the
llrilisli
Kinpire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
u
guaranteed
liy
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
ItepCtls
nril
Maps,
may
he
nhlinurd
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
,
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N-H.
Practically
nil
Hrillsh
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
lieen
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
lleporls
of
the
Mun
ler
of
Mines.
Those
considering
milling
investments
should
refer
to
nrli
reports.
Thev
arc
available
without
charge
on
application
lo
the
Department
or
Mines,
Vict
mo,
H.:
Heporls
or
I
he
(ieologiml
Survey
of
Canada,
Pacific
Hinliling,
Vancouver,
arc
rtvom
mended
ns
valuable
sources
of
information.
inn
n
t
atnirx
mnn
Ancva
Mattson,
a
native
born
MAN!
lANUllJA.tO
hskinio,
educated
at
Carlisle
In-,
inn
lit
fijc
C1CI
H
dian
School
in
Pennsylvania,
AKL
111
lilt
MtLU
wrolc
of
the
JUar
lo
Coast
(Uiard
headiiuarlcrs.
"The
Hear
has
written
her
beautiful
heroic
deeds
and
de
voted
faithful
service
in
our
TORONTO.
Oil.
5.
Candidates
numbering:
tOJ
are
now
in
the
field
for
-15
seats
in
the
entire
Dominion
including
IU7
hearts
and
lives
as
the
year
nnd.
Conservatives,
177
Liberals,
50
time
have
gone
by.
She
has'
progressives
and
13
Indepen-bronpht
hope
and
Ityhl
from
civ-j
dents,
and
20
I-iborites.
ilizalion
lo
our
hearts
strong
and,
in
a
few
conslituenoies
where
secure.
Tho
Hear
will
be
the
Progressives
are
running
Ihey
Eskimos
most
reverent
memory:
ore
not
oujxised
by
Liberals
in
Hie
years
lo
(itne.
North
Dakota
Senator
has
New
Panacea
for
Ills
of
Farmer
t.-tL.i,..
..'
....
...
-
um
.lolll.Ml
I
I..,
WCl.
it.
1IJV
Canadian
Press;
Uie
Canadian
Transporler
at
the
the,
fa
farmers
of
the
ll?iln
l'ninl
lliii.l:
Ir.
Itn
flc-
ln.tfifil
III
vol
l,v
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RANGE
SCORES
PURCHASE
GRAIN
CROPi
!;
wnk""".
?
"r.
w,,,n"r
ii
mi'
sjh'oii
,u
nir
rule.
ruiiiii'B
esterday,
the
two
that
had
higher
scores
being
hamlicap-ped.
Sco-es
follow:
WiUon
..
Wilkinson
McKeowii
from
their
Senator
:
;,.,
1-raiier
of
North
Dakota
sail!..
,
i...
i.
.
..
..
if.
Lavery
lDM.
..
today
that
he
would
urge
in
the
next
session
of
Cougres
a
bill
for
a
government
commission
empowered
to
buy
and
sell
whea',
cotton,
and
oue
or
two
other
agricultural
staples.
The
plan
isi
to
empower
the
comtnission
to!
Sealed
Tender,
uill
t
32
2D
H5
27
28
22
77
Itf
2K
23
70
21
20
50
70
20
18
22
0
10
2i
it
57
20
0
.'I
50
TIMBER
SALE
X74G9.
rerrlteil
l
ti.
purchase
tho
product
whea
the
lThaTUi.
Xinulrr
or
luio
at
.iib
Virtnria
"
nri.n
"ii.
w.nt..
I
l.i.
oni
t
.
I
iftolier.
IVtl.
lor
Uw
vtuitutr
T."
.
L
'
LleK-e
X7I
to
ml
l.lli.W.
reel
of
proilUCllOII,
ami
lo
sell
It
to
the
spturr
ami
llenalork
oi,
au
area
.Hinted
'
Mall
lulei,
t)"Hll
mile,
trulll
hpl
nlvillllll'Tn
sion-itni.
I.
r
wmr;
uesi
aovaniaDe.
senator
ir.uir(ytl
i;ltMMIa
yiiem
charlotte
i.uimi.
would
limit
the
operations
of
l-wnn.
,,
.
....
.
Two
If
.
year
will
l
alhiwe.1
ror
re
the
commissiou
to
'JO
per
cent
of
iw.vai
nMer.
the
amount
reifuireil
for
tomJ&J&.
consumplion.
In
wheat,
for
in-'
more
imrWi.
n.c.
,
f
lumber
destined
for
Califor-
home
consumption
is
well
known
TIMBER
SALE
X7475.
...
,
ii
.
.
i
.
..
f
Tat4a.ra
III
rrltfeiH
liv
la.
wlnle
tlie
nrsl
shipment
or
anu
u
uie
price
weni
neioi?
uie
lbry-it
vir
iru
ii
!
i
m
h
p
r
fur
.1
.1
na
1
1
I
1
o.l
v
i
Vic
'
I
t
T
i.c.i.IiiaI
ntm
nH
I.a
Ikm
.u.a.
111.
-.
a.P
LUak
Uk
Ifl
irilULIIIIII
orililiui
1
IU
1
lin
IM
IFSin
'
aw-
u
"J
W1
-
-
"
I
V
...e..l.
a
IOJ
ttt
IIim
ldlM-lia4
ar
loria
in
months
will
po
out
onjilcr,
under
his
bill,
wuld
have
x;7.
to
rUi
mCmi..
ri
,,
tlm
covertuiieiil
drnt
in
wliiml
un
ffruie.
Ilnnhk
awl
Odar
ou
an
are.
.
..........
i,,,!
,H,
Uw.
vnim
kl
"r
Ta
Inland.
lOO.OOOilO
HOI
over
UU.per
CCIU
OI
tlie
llk-tiardx.ii
Inlei.
i.iueen
.harlnllr
Manila.
...Iai.if.iinl
nn...rv
f,.e
a...,-.,.....-
T"
Will
oe
all..-d
lor
re
I
111
i;vi4ll
M
-rl"'.
in-v-iii-m;
av
ao
u
a
T
1
MlVl
'H
Mie
list
of
lumber
boats
due
this
Hon
at
home.
month,
hot
the
exnort
business
This
plan
Senator
o
Japan
is
expected
to
pick
upH'iks,
would
keep
the
market
up,
it
the
new
year.
Japanese
Market
Bright
The
eastern
seaboard
Is
.froppinx
off
in
demand,
Mr
Johnston
said,
as
also
are
other
markets.
On
January
I,
however,
the
permanent
construction
pro
tram
in
Japan
iroes
into
effect
and
I'aeific
coast
mills
are
looking
forward
to
heavy
orders
from
this
market
toward
the
end
of
Deciiber
and
January.
LAND
ACT.
lo
a
point
where
the
farmer!
Umber.
Further
imtiMilar.
uf
the
rbier
Fore
,.
'
ler.
Vlrlona.
H.
.,
or
liutm
i
Furr.ler,
t
razier.
i-mrc
iiui-ert.
u.c.
TIMBER
SALE,
X7051.
would
be
protected
against
loss.
There
w
he
orrerni
rir
ate
ai
Pntn-At
the
same
time,
he
says,
Ihe.&r"
ff-iHT
.SnVJ.
ft
&
Koveniinent
would
not
lose.
In-
ft!
"Xt-,lJ'!.T
1.'
'.T'lH
asUIUCll
as
tllC
goverilllietlt
would
area
initiated
alriui
i
linden
.MtIIi
nf
not
deal
in
the
entire
crop
and
butnet.
there
woold
be
:i
siirnliis
wliirti
Tlirr
yeara
lll
,
,
,
,
...
iMotral
or
llinher
.
.
the
farmer
might
have
lo
sell
at.
"i-rWMi
rwvlded
any
any
le
allowed
lor
re
one
mwl.le
lu
annul
tlie
a
In..
loss,
Sffiutor
stnaior
i
l-'raii'r
rarur
sa
m.v
.
i.i
Il.n
aui'tloli.
Ill
iterMti
Ilia
aitUttll
iealeil
1rifr
,
te
MW
ai
Hi-
iMHr
or
au
(
measure
would
nol
stlmulale
un.U""
treaten
a.
wi."
,
runiMT
imrtKuiara
or
iitr
".nier
rorn.i-
iru.rii.
u.:.,
or
lil.lru
t
Fore.trr
western
;
l
twn.
TIMBER
SALE,
X
7468.
I
Seah-d
Tendera
will
lie
rereOed
hy
Ihe
Minuter
or
jml
at
Vlrlorla
hot
later
linn
iimm
ou
ihe
tinl
day
or
Orlolier.
tlrf.
fur
Uie
iurrha-
or
llrriwr
X'lna.
lo
rut
HAt.oou
reel
ut
Sprure
and
linn
il
u-lll
l-ikn
i.ionli
iiiriii.
Unit,
linn11'"'11
rxi
on
an
n
area
tiiuaieo
'tated
on
on
Ma.nrll
Ma.orii
Inli-I
inii-i
II
will
IdkC
IllUCIl
IllOie
llian
one
apprinimately
7
mile
from
i-.irt
Omeiit.,
goixj
season
lo
pui
lliem
on
tiieiri
,,M'
,,u,,rlV"r
.
.
feet.
imival
or
llmlier.
It
is
unlikely
Congress
willM,f:r,'?.U,.':ir.,1'T''
ft.."
E.7
1
lias.s
legislation
such
as
Senator
'
ft--
u'n,
"nr..
i
TIMBER
SALE
X7106
There
Will
lie
orrerert
for
.ale
al
Pnl.li.-
AiiiIIihi,
atHMin
on
tlM-
tat
day
or
Orlo-I
le
er,
iu-jz.
iVJi.
Ill
in
il,.
Ihe
i.rri,',.
orrire
,.r
or
tlio
i.A
u....
lon-M
Sua-
rrvlwir,
hlnlllMT.
Il.c..
M.
Llrenre
X?in)
l
niliio,iio
lineal
fret
or.
:edar
I'olea
anif
I'llinir
on
an
area
ailloln-
IK
inir
mu
toi.
CaUr
Iiimrlrl.
Three
:i:
year,
will
he
rei..,val
or
tlinl.r
n
r
MINERAL
ACT.
CartUlcata
of
Improiamanti
if
llairllon.
allowed
tor
Provided
that
any
ono
unahle
to
a
I
lend
Ihe
auction
In
perwui
may
aulmilt
a
aealed
tender
lo
he
opened
at
the
hour
or
aurtlon
and
treated
a.
one
kid.
er,
mrther
nartieuiart.
or
the
rhler
Foreal
.
Vlrt-M-la.
Il.r...
or
lilalrlcl
Fortitar
I'rlnre
Morwrf
Spokane
Mineral
Claim,
.llilale
In
I
he
I
miiii
itnninir
ihvkioii
or
Caular
rn.lrlrt,
on
the
Heat
aide
"f
Hlr
IPirn
li'cer
m
the
ea.i
of
and
adjolnlnr
the
Kdwln
Mineral
rialin.
TAkK
NOTICK
Umi
.
fm
.awi,i,.
aarnl
ror
Amen
lawaon.
Free
Mlner'a
fertirieale
No.
107I5C,
Iniend.
.
all
1ny
rrom
Ihe
dale
hernnf,
In
apnly
to
Ihe
'
'
nn.rnrr
nir
a
i
ero
iirtae
or
un-
l.rveinent,
ror
Ihe
nnrtvie
nr
"Mlltllni
a
rrnwn
(Irani
or
the
ahove
elalin.
And
furllier
take
iiolire
that
arllnn,
under
aerllon
S7,
muat
he
rcmmenied
Itn
rnre
Ihe
l.tnr
of
aurh
Ortlflfilr
or
Im
prnvemrtiH.
i
19hl','l
Ibis
0Oi
day
of
Aurutt,
AD
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
"The
Devil's
Cargo
99
A
rousing:
romaii
e
Minl'er
ui
Calilorni.i
in
Ihe
g
.;
rush
days.
A
whirlwind
artion
lle
nf
adventure
ami
r-'
generation
in
the
lawless
The
lorj
l
an
hum.
e
girl
ami
one
good
man
cHiighl
in
n
-hiplouj
uf
homan
d
v
hi
ts.
.
phoio-play
rontiiining
nil
the
ingredient
tint
g
lo
make
first-i
lass
enterlaiiimi-nl.
Strung
east.
William
Collier
Jr.,
Pauline
Starke,
Wallace
Decry,
Raymond
Hatton,
Emmctt
C.
King,
Claire
Adam
and
others.
"FLYING
FISTS"
SERIES
No.
1
BCNNIE
LEONARD
IN
"BREAKING
IN."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35c
and
10c
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnnert,
MachlnltU,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmith,
Pallorn
maker,
Founders,
Woodworker,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plnul
is
equipped
lo
handle
al;
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
33
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
lo
building
next
door
to
TriMeM
llulrher
Hhop,
across
fiom
tho
I'mprcss
Hotel
We
carry
n
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
80CIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
MISSES'
and
CHILDREN'S
DANCING
SLIPPERS
Now
Dial
Ihe
dancing
schools
are
about
lo
renew
their
activities
for
the
winter
season
we
nre
iiguin
ready
lo
sup
ply
your
children
with
"Turn"
lllaek
Kid
Dancing
Slipper
wilh
eyelets
on
sides.
Sizes
from
U
to
a.
Also
we
have
in
slock
(Jhildren's
ami
Misses'
Kelt
Slippers
in
various
lyle..
from
85c
to
$1.85
LET
US
SUPPORT
THE
GYRO
CONCERT
Jabour
Bros
,
Ltd.
U
n
m
Phone
045,
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
8t.