vhuf
cilflV
December
3,
1055.
.
I
Three
Big
Specials
.
have
jul
I'Iii
cIkihi
.1
ooxox
of
70-HO
Prunes,
,-vv
flock,
at
bii
except
iou-yv
tow
price.
We
offer
mi
,v
t.r
$2.S0
:Ti
pound
,
o
li.i.
fur
$1.00.
Palmollve
Soap,
per
doz.
95c
50
Boxes
of
California
Table
Figs
have
Juki
hi
'
v.
il.
liK.
price
per
It.
?5r.
ins.
for
$1.00
M...
for
...
...
.
.
$1.75
I
II,
...
pcrial
arc
fnr
one
tv
.
"iily
ami
are
n.xeep-
.
,illy
good
value,
Don
forwcl
to
vote
in
i,,:
iitarity
Crinlesl,
BUY
NOW.
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grrrprs
Ltd.
Phone
45.
"Jaeger"
Und
erwear
Fop
Ladles
I
,.
Iljilllr.t
Wi'l'.'lll
I'lll'l!
i
'i
iiii.nt.,
nn.liniik--i,.ig
fill
ii.
Knullh
'
iinl'tnatiii
tiyl
:
-i.
V.
nr
II
tuh
Neck:
,.r
Sleevri.-;
Knay
or
Length.
-is
a
No
in
nil
styles.
grnl
fur
Ihiv'T.
Bloomers,
Slippers,
Blanket,
Rugs,
Children's
and
Babies'
Wear,
Sweaters,
Gloves,
etc.
H.S
Wallace
Co.
Ltd
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
A
Pulton
The
Home
of
BBLKLEY
VALLEY
PRDDUC
E
fifth
Killed
Deer,
Veal
and
Pork,
Turkeys,
Chickens
and
Rabbits
l.
per
eai'k
.
.
$2
00
.....
per
Mirk
.
.
$3.50
URA
per
lb
5c
WE
DELIVER
Sealy
Doodson
The
Houe
of
Quality
Sixth
Street
Phone
455
I
-a
and
smokr.l
Fih
a
Spec
rally
COAL
COAL
I
us
put
in
your
coal
I'
y
r,r
the
winter.
Hnvo
i
'
i
ted
our
lleco
t'.oalf
A
ileqn
hot
coal
at
$11
i
I
'll,
nut
size.
Stove
coal
$12.50.
Lump
coal
$13.50.
Tim
coal
will
not
H
your
pipes
with
sool.
VAe
can
ipiole
you
low
I
n'es
on
lumber,
also
nt-tpnil
to
small
deliveries
P'omplly.
TAXI
New
clenn
Sedans
your
ocrviee
day
or
uUi
Charges,
50c
for
one
two
passengers.
Call
112
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
3rd
Avenue.
Phones
189-112
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Blook,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
Office
Hours
0
to
0.
X-Ray
8arvlci
Phone
080.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
und
Saturday
hvenlugi
BOYS'
BAND
IS
WELL
RECEIVED
Good
Concert
Given
Last
Night
wnen
tads
Made
Debut
at
Empress
Theatre
Considering
ihc
j,.
u)p
iJOy
have
Im'km
practicing,
Hip
eoa-
ri'Vt
I
III'..
uuf
al
I
tin
Kmnroai
Theatre
i(.t
uuUi
win
an
excel
lent
on.-.
tnV
months
ag
.
hardly
one
of
the
Uuu
knew
any-'hmg
iii
nil
i,iut
music
or
the
playing
of
an
instrument.
Last
'HVill
I
hey
showed
that,
while
I'cy
lni'l
h
good
.eal
to
learn,
lli'-y
are
making
wonderful
proves
ami
m
n
couple
of
months
'
'
""
"lioul.l
be
able
to
make
their
dchiii
al
the
Westholme.
'
eredil
i
ilue
te
their
band-masler.
Thoma
Wilson,
who
ha
ucrccde,
in
irettltig
urli
rx-
llenl
ii
.iilu.
The
IlolaryCluh
which
pays
the
bandmaster
nnJ
wlin
li.
through
their
reon-ienta-
iive
i:.ioiii.
Xicliol
initial.
!
the
movement,
i
to
be
congratulated
on
having
started
a
movement
'hul
it
likely
to
expand
aloi
should
result
in
the
forum
I
ion
of
a
good
liaml
here.
Opening
March
The
opening
march
wan
the
'.IK'
Ml!
I
U'lllrh
Ilia
liaml
urai
I....
i
familiar
ami
ihe
one
I
net
e
iiii
to
hke
bent.
Il
wait
play
e.l
wHIi
irreal
ireriii.n.
The
irreil
selection
were
more
ilil
(n
ull.
People
always
like
lo
he.-
marches
ami
they
become
partie-
ularly
useful
for
outdoor
pur
poses.
I
In-
concert
la.
I
nifshl
should
encourage
the
hand
and
band-'
inn-ler
to
roni
nine
llie
work
until
iey
allain
proficiency.
The
alive
band
will
lie
liere
attain
n
Ihe
fall
and
lliey
will
then
have
a
rhanre
to
compare
their
playing
wild
thai
of
Ihe
visitors.
Thne
taking
part
lal
night
!:
M.
Itn-.miirli.
r'.
Jemr
QOVEKNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
LICENSE
Ni.mr
.
HI
to
Hi
iiivk.
ilul
na
the
tvm
ill)
til
Iwrrntbrr
nral.
IB
IW.
itiH.i
ini'i.il.
!
apply
tu
hip
Liquor
"iilrl
Bnl
nr
a
ilreaar
in
rraperl
lo
ih
.riii-
hunt
part
.if
ilw
ktilHIW
Hw.mn
at
ltr
llolel
ltuu-fl
al
Queea
.ni.n.p
ij
.
vh.
.
.-.www-.
.i-mi
Ihr
laixl
(trM-rllml
I
uln
t7
and
t
tkk
t.
M'lrlrl
l.oi
II.
Otlrea
i
lurk,
ll-
lii.lrlri.
Van
Xii.
PlilKr
I'uivfl
I
and
HraiMraii4i
ln.lrKI.
Hi.-
i'r...n.r
nr
Srliufe
iilumlia.
rr
ll
if
,.r
lnft
b
ihr
(U
at
by
Ihe
np-n
ik,iii
r.,r
,,.niinip"n
n
IB
prpii-.
.TB
lh,.
mih
am
,.f
VrnmSwr.
Ifi
ROT
OtOnOE
MtktNUE.
Qeiifii'
1S2S
MUNICIPAL
VOTERS'
LIST.
Tkf
xotiiT
thai
Ihe
rotirt
f
i
i.i,
hi
t..
n.rrfri
and
r
i-
In
abiiee
V..i.-r
I
it
lll
all
in
Ihe
i.iMinrll
(
nam
U-r
i
it
Hall,
nn
Iwfiilwr
in.
!!.
al
I"
a
mi
Th.
mhI
i
i.u
rt
mall
hoar
and
iir
i.
miin.
tut
aiHiliraiinn
l
lrlkr
uui
Ihr
name
(
an
prr4i
bn
ha
bera
im.r.rlv
rUrft
Mil
lll,
ir
In
ntare
ii
.jut
n.
i
iii.-
nam.
.if
an
prrMin
im
lr..iirt
.4iitliil
Iherrfni.
f.
r
JE!.
Clerk
Our
Slock
of
Articles
Suitable
for
XMAS
GIFTS
.-
larger
Mian
ever
before
mid
a'
an
exreplim.nlly
ie-li'ii
i
.t
price,
hi
ail.
Ill
ion
to
tlo
reduced
prices
wo
slill
gie
a
.liM'Ount
of
5
per
rent
for
cnh
nurelmses.
Here
are
a
ti
er
of
our
spe-ciaU
Come
iii
and
look
around.
r.oxed
Kerchiefs,
per
box.
from
Xoveliy
from
Nov
elly
from
Novelty
1
jn.
I..
1
9R
Hags
for
Ladies.
$2.00
lo
$3.50
Hells
for
Ladies,
50c
to
75o
Hrarelels
.
.
.
.
35o
S.Ik
Srarr
.
.
$2-00
to
$2.50
Fancy
(larlers.
per
pair.
fnim
60o
4a
$1.15
Men's
Silk
Ties
85o
Men's
Crepe
Ties
$1.25
set
of
Armbands
iarters,
Su.apcnders
and
Iox
...
Toys,
from
Come
and
MILK
Hell
in
..
$2.50
.
.
10o
to
$0.75
choose
your
gifts.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Avenue
E.
Phones
18
and
84
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING,
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
l&o
for
Half
I'inl.
Quality
ami
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
057
Fine
for
catarrh
vh.n
melted
in
a
poon
or
snuffs
cp
th
nftm
am
vapora
inhaled.
Ml
Soul."
Solo.
Tony
Hn.saiin
ii.
liarfietii
MrKin
ev,
WMlie
roller,
V.
liiiMtame!.
I'.
Vari-lo
i,
.
Thurher,
1
.
Wil-
eon,
heniiy
lireen,
Joe
llocerf.
W.
.
,
Vance,
I..
UolosT.
It.
Cavanuile.
II.
WiNon.
J.
Mu
salliini,
Iteyifie
Colli.on.
(ieorve
liihh.
.Max
l.arkm,
Xeil
MrLean.
Stanley
llalhy,
K.
IHIiotl,
K.
Ilinli'iiia,
Via
Ttiom.il,
.lack
Vie-wk.
1.
Mrlnloali,
J.
Currie,
J.
Campbell.
Individual
Performers
Two
of
Ihe
members
of
th
hand,
the
llUManieli
llroi..
gavr
a
mandolin
duet
and
were
re
called
again
ami
again.
Theii-playing
wa
excellint.
ThomaM
WiUon
in
hi
cornet
wa
much
enjoyed.
Wiamer
ami
Jimmy
llryanl
playeil
well
and
show
ed
Ihe
reult
of
excellent
train
ing
in
their
inlm
mental
duel.
MiMK
Nad
a
JohuMone
always
hiiic
well
and
her
effort
lnt
night
were
no
exception
to
the
rule.
F
Hire
wai
particularly
entertain.
ing
in
hiK
paroily
in
wuirh
he
deitcribed
a
imker
game
al
A
life
Arm.
Mis
Catherine
.lone
va
in
good
voire
in
her
olo.
The
program
follow
:
ChairnMin'it
remarks.
Hand
elertion.
March,
"Activity."
Ilolary
Club
Hoy'
Hand.
Solo.
fleeted,
Mi
Xads
Johnstone.
HaiHl
Selerlion-
Wallf.
"Hea-trice."
Hotary
Club
Hand.
Instruments!
duel,
"l?l
Move.
ment
of
Henling
Loneerlo
Viner
St
Jimmy
llryant.
Hand
nelerlion.
I'olka.
"Keel
How
Hecitalion.
SeleclnnL
F.
Ilico.
a
a
ra..
Jones.
Hand
selection
Seholtisehe.
oide
Songs."
Hotary
Club
Hoys'
Hand.
:
Mandolin
duel.
Selected.
Hus.
sanicli
Hros.
Cornet
solo.
Selected.
Tho.
Wilson.
Hand
selecMou.
"Abide
Willi
Me."
Hotary
('l"h
Hoys'
Hand.
"Cod
Save
the
King."
Accompanils:
Miss
Itlitnehe
Curt
in
and
W.
Vaughan
liavies.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
InWnllon
to
Apply
to
Ltaaa
Land
In
llir
Uiiern
r.harkitte
Mint
bUtrlrt,
I.
ami
Hrriirnine;
innrirj
t.i
i-rmrr
nuiwri,
and
tniatp
mi
Ihr
lnrrhure
nf
VpuIi.41
h.
MimII
Inlrl.
T
VLK
NoTICK
Itvll
F-lirrne
II.
Slmiwiin,
.if
Maxell.
...
rnpatlisi
miliary
manarrr,
inti'iiiU
In
ai'Ply
fnr
a
lrae
or
the
follnw-
iiiv
ilrrrllMHl
lanrift:
i
niMiiMHirina
al
a
Iit
planled
on
ttir
hirli
watrr
inaik
abnul
SO
rtuin
il
rri.iii
lltr
imrinrati
rnrnrr
ur
i.oi
iim
thonn.
mirlh
mo
reel
In
kiw
water
mark
Ihriire
nnrlhwenlerly
l0
feel
more
nr
p:
Ihrnre
wpm
too
reel
to
me
norm
.
i
turner
.if
K.
II.
SinilMOtTa
ainlira-
ti.
in
in
leae:
Iheure
anulheaterly
fnl-
lulna
the
huh
water
mark
In
Ihe
lx.lr.l
r
rniiiineneenienl.
ami
rtmuinins
two
acre,
nmre
nr
lesa.
KI'nr.NE
II.
SIMPSON.
nitii
Appllranl.
rer
rren.
nun,
Afrnt.
Qieil
lvmhe'
Olh.
Ht
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaae
Land.
In
rrlnre
Unpen
Land
nernrillnit
tt
trlrt
nr
I'rlnre
luiierl,
ami
ultuaie
at
shannon
Hay.
Oneen
(
lurlnlle
llaml.
It.
TAkf!
M1T1CK
that
Oonse
Mlllerd.
I.lliill.'il.
nf
Vaiieoiiver,
B.C.,
Intend
In
apply
f..r
a
le
r
the
tnlkiwlns
tlearrlhed
'"('"iiiiii.'iirliia
at
I
Inl
planled
about
18
tialn..
nmre
nr
le.
wel
rn.lii
north-
..1
I'uriier
nt
l.nl
I
SIX
(T.I..
S55l';
Ih.nri.
nrfrlh
tfl
rn-l;
Ihrlire
nillh
ii.'uli'ir.
wem
Ooo
reel,
more
nr
Ic.o:
1
1'
n.
aniith
toil
reel
In
the
Man
water
mark,
In
a
mirtli-ealerl.v
directum
Via)
reel,
mure
nr
less,
lo
the
rmlnl
or
eoni
menceiiii'iit,
and
eimialnins
nit
(6)
tries,
im
n
r
nr
leu.
oossk
Mtt
unn,
MMiTrcn,
Ter
W.
M
Nnveinliee
n.
Mllrhrll,
mih
oa
Applicant
,
Asvnl.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT.
Recording
District
of
Tslaoraph
Creak.
TtkK
iVOIICK
that
John
Jret
lowler,
or
orrit
uiarirr.
siiiiiip.
ranciier.
in'
trnda
to
apply
rnr
tMTinilon
tn
pur
rli.nn
llie
rnlluwlnr
derrllied
lands:
Oniiiinenctnr
at
a
pnut
planted
on
the
xvrl
Imnk
nt
llie
SI
IV
I
ne
Hlver,
near
the
Ureal
niacler,
at
oinlieil
rnrneri
thence
rtiiiiiinr
imrm
vn
main;
ineiiro
in
ealeilr
dlrerllnii
n
rhnlnai
tlienre
In
niithrrly
direction
0
rlialnas
Ihenre
In
an
easterly
direction
to
chains,
to
coin
inencrinciit
post.
Hated
Auiiim
tut.
III!.
jotu
acoa
rowura.
G?!l
ZT7XB7?
FTTQ
)
r-m
III
TP
inniTHT
V5
tnAliADUUI
VJ
Head
and
Chest
Colds
Relieved
In
a
New
Way
A
SaUe.
which
Rl,,
MeJkated
Vapora
when
Applied
Orer
Throat
and
Cheat.
fiiSfe1
J?
a
vapor
2nd,
at
the
same
time
absorbed
throvRh
thetkin
like
a
JiTf
ckVapoHub
reaches
irame-diattly
inhmtd
n
.
concestcxl
air
passages,
.ti
i
V?
theLmJtni
direct
treatment
for
all
cold
troubles
that
iaprovia
ho
popu-
in
Canada
and
the
States
where
over
17
million
jars
are
now
used
yearly.
&end:d;
kr
sore
throat,
tonsilids,
bronchiUs.
croup,
head
and
chest
colds,
catarrh,
asthma
or
hay
fever.
Just
nib
Vicks
over
throat
and
chest
and
Inhale
the
medicated
vapors.
It
ouickly
lowcna
ud
a
cold.
Ota
2!MiiuonJars
Used
Yeariy
the
.-iiiicndinetiln
to
the
Moim
Vehicle
act
.wVre
in
commillee.
Mr.
Twlgg
made
a
Miigetion
re
garding
Ihe
placing
of
alicker
on
windshield.
Mr.
.Mancon
d
not
agree
with
him.
In
fact
al
quite
totiip
length
he
dixagreed.
and
then
was
atoiin.e.
when
Premier
Oliver
loomed
up
alongside
him
and
xaid
that
he
be
lieved
there
wa
much
meril
ini
Mr.
Twigg's
contention.
Tliel
nremier
even
went
further.
Ilel
and
Hon.
Mr.
Man.son
was
wrung.
"Well
I
did
not
know
I
was
going
lo
run
up
against
tins
dangerous
and
unexper.le.1
alliance,"
he
said.
"I
can
sec
grief
ahead
if
it
continues,"
hul
Ihe
A.fi.
was
smiling
as
he
said
it,
and
the.
House
enjoyed
the
situation.
Isn't
It
the
Limit
V
Illile
laler
it
was
Mr.
Man-
Mn
s
turn
to
chuckle,
ihe
same
bill
was
still
in
committee
and
the
minimum
age
for
chauffeurs
was
before
the
members
for
dJs-
cuion.
I
here
was
considerable
back
and
furlh
comment,
and
then
quite
seriously
It.
II.
I'ooley,
leader
of
Iho
opposition,
asked
tho
attorney-general
if
he
had
I
ever
considered
putting
an
age!
limit
on
drivers
who
were
gel
tin:;
j
on
in
years.
,
"Say
when
a
man
gels
about
C8.
Can
he
handle
a
car
then
with
safety"
tie
asked.
"I
think
that
should
be
considered."
j
The
A.
fi.
agreed.
In
fact
the'
Hi4nainn
ant
nuile
erioo
with
Premier
Oliver
looking
puzzled
t
The
premier
wns
on
his
feet
explaining
that
he
did
not
think
il
neresary.
In
fact
he
believed
that
when
a
man
got
loo
old
to
idrive
he
would
know
il
himself.
and
there
was
jio
need
lo
have
Mjrh
a
clause.
He
offered
himself
as
an
exalojile,
and
then
i
big
light
dawned
on
him.
II
appeared
Ural
coming
dowif
to
the
iiarlwmeiU
buildings
thai
m,ipniii9
Ltifl
iipiiioii
himplf
liu.l
Hotary
Club
HoyV
Hand.!
nf,UTetl
in
lm
null,
crsh
in
he
damaxed
another
ma-
Hand
iM'leetion,
ISon
of
My'
jwhich
.
,
It
it
.
s
I
1
1
1
I
i
'
noiary
i.iihi
'
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II...
renll
LEGISLATURE
Interesting
Little
Sidelights
on
the
Ministers
and
Their
Work.
(W.
A.
deOrave
in
Vancouver
Siar;
What
Hon.
A.
M.
Manon
he-
lieves
i
"a
dangprniiM
and
nn-expecled
alliance"
hat
ilevel,ipe,
between
Hon.
John
Oliver
and
1'
I)eipard
TwJjfjT,
Hie
Virloriii
oj.
I
poition
niernljer.
J
Ihe
alliance
developed
whevi
ill
tins
nine
ny-piay
Selected,
Miss
Catherine:
p
.()
)U
eajr
he
threw
his
head
baek
to
givv
a
hesirly
"Haw.
haw,
haw,"
only
lo
be
bronchi
lo
seriousness
again
by
Ihe
query
as
to
whether
he
ws
o
be
given
a
blue
licence
canl
in
view
of
Ihe.
accident.
Mr.
Man-mi
staled
that
it
would
be
entirely
un
to
the
ma
gislmle.
Xo
doubt
he
could
be
trusted
to
deal
severely
with
any
infractions,
if
such
were
proved
Again
ihe
premier's
"haw
haw,
haw"
boomed
out,
ami
hav
ing
taken,
a
five
minute
rise
out
of
"Honesl
Jnlui'
lh.i
Housij.
sd-Hed
down
ajaln'.
'
New
Oriental
'Menace
Xnliu
Sons'
iifj
HciJJi
are
Injecting
themselves
into
politics
in
a
constructive
manner,
The
new
clause
in
Ihe
Motor
Vehicle
Afl
which
gives
Ihe
po
lice
superintendent
power
to
re
fuse
a
driver's
license
lo
anyone
unable
In
read
the
regulations
n
the
road
signs,
is
the
result
of
represenlalions
made
by
Ihe
Native
Sons
or
I
I.C.
The
Hritish
Columbians
point
out
that
al
the
present
lime
there
are
a
number
nS
Orientals
driving
trucks
and
cars
who
cannot
read
F.nglish
and
who
are
a
potential
accident
source
whenever
lliey
are
on
Ihe
road.
Matter
or
Habit
There
are
plenty
of
good
slor-
les
going
Ihe
rounds
since
Ihe
visit
of
the
ashinglon
Sale
legislators
last
week,
tine
specially
deals
with
a
group
of
five
or
six
who
were.
taken
from
the
boat
In
the
hotel
on
landing
ahd
were
invited
tp
the
room
of
a
Hritish
Columbia
man
to
enjoy
his
hospitality.
Thi'y
were
all
silling
down
in
the
room
and
'(he
bollle
had
passed
around,
when
Ihere
came
a
knock
on
Ihe
door.
It
was
only
the
bell-boy
wilh
crnckeil
ii'e
an
I
water,
but
il
was
noticed
thai
with
the
knock
each
visitor's
hand
with
the
glass
went
behind
his
hack
It
took
them
n
inlnuln
or
two
to
realize
Ihey
weren't
"busting"
t
J-
A
-
X.
-t-
.
A.
A.
S
A
At.
Jt-
A
W
1.
J.
M,.
A
JH.
A
A.
A
l
.
.
believed
lhat
Mr.Twigg
was
right
""',n'
kl
VICTOHIA.
Iec.
3
Addressing
the
Hotary
c:iub
here,
H.
C.
Nicholas,
editor
of
Ihe
Times,
poke
on
"Canada"
and
urged
study
of
Canadian
history,
pointing
out
thai
commercial
and
material
power
was
not
the
major
basis
of
the
Dominion's
security,
Ihe
mental
and
moral
development
of
Ihe
younger
generation
being
of
vastly
greater
import
ance.
"We
cannot
unite
Canada
on
the
basis
of
commerce,
in
fact,
economics
have
a
tendency
to
wards
disunity.
Canada
can
only
become
united
by
a
strong,
per
vasive
Canadianism.
"The
more
you
Canadianize
our
people,
the
stroncer
is
Hie
Im-
oerial
unit
you
create."
he
said
amid
applause.
Lay
Foundation
"The
best
way
to
lay
the
foun
ilalion
of
this
Canadian
consciousness
is
through
the
school!,"
MA
Nicholari
urged.
"Insist
thai
young
people
should
bo
lilerally
steeped
in
Canada
particularly
In
Canadian
history
llecenf
years
have
witnessed
t
grealvimprovementv
in
Ibis
matter,
although
we
have
still
a
long
way
to
go
in
this
direction.
The
speaker
pointed
out
that
Hie
history
nf
no
country
was
better
suited
to
Ihe
trradual
pro
cess
of
Ihe
young
Canadian
mind
than
lhat
of
this
Dominion.
11
is
full
of
interest
and
inspira
tion
from
beginning
In
end.
The
teaching
of
it
should
lie
resmrded
as
a
national
necessity,
as
something
of
special
Importance
and
not
as
n
mere
casual
feature
of
our
curriculum.
If
Ihe
minds
of
young
Canadians
are
planted
deeply
in
the
soil
of
four
cenluries
of
Canadian
his
lory,
Avith
all
Its
fine
inspiration
mid
examnles.
there
will
be
a
bond
established
which
will
re
sisl
the
allurement
of
prclen
lious
materialism
so
greatly
in
evidence
on
a
large
part
of
this
continent.
Canadian
Splr.t
The
sneaker
urged
Hint
Ihe
Hotary
Club,
through
its
influen
Hal
associations,
in
co-operallon
wilh
other
similar
bodies,
In
inc
vesllgale
the
scope
and
character
of
the
Instruction
In
Canadian
history
in
the
Canadian
schools
with
n
viPvTn
making
this
an
indispensable
'feature
of
tlann
da's
educational
system,
In
Ihe
Interest
of
development
of
truly
pervasive
and
progressive
Canadian
spirit.
George
McGregor
was
ap
hester
CIGARETTES
unendmen'
and
praudeii
when
he
urged
the
need
thal
they
.uid
aKe
a
Children
Should
be
Literally
"Steeped
In
Canada"
Says
Victoria
Speaker
diiiik
f
a
Canadian
Hag,
declaring
Hie
lieu
j.nswjn,
wmi
au-
openly
in
a
hotel
room.
ma
Seelnn
Is
Believing
da
s
escutcheon
on
the
fly,
is
Another
Mght
seen
was
two
of!
not
a
Hue
Canadian
banner.
the
visitors
with
a
camera
taking
a
photograph
of
a
line-up
of
bot
hies,
each
one
with
a
different
I
label.
"They'll
never
believe
il
if
we
don't
show
them
the
pictures."
they
said.
"They
think
this
stuff
is
obsolete
now."
He
Wants
to
Know
Mr.
Patiullo,
speaking
on
the
budget
debate.
"H
is
no
u.e
crying
about
the
Pacific
1
ireat
HaMcm.
Here
it
is,
and
il
is
here
to
slay."
Harry
Perry,
member
fnr
For'
(leorge,
and
a
leader
in
Hie
fight
to
have
the
road
eoiirpieip.r.
"Yes.
but
where
is
il?"
URGE
TEACHING
ABOUT
CANADA
'
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
J.
V.
Massenden,
C.
A.
Zing-rich.
II.
Laxler,
Lome
MrLeod.
R.
I).
Kemlrick,
M.
S.
Hryan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Clnnally,
Mr.
Justice
Murphy,
.T.
Cameron
and
Jess
Wrighl,
Vancouver;
.1.
A.
Shedlac,
New
Westminster;
It.
J.
While,
Wallace,
Idaho;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cliff.
Porcher
Island.
Central
.1.
Mel.ellan,
Ivdhionton.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Laaae
Lane1.
In
Prince
Rupert
Und
Rerordlns
i.r
Prince
Runert.
and
ultuale
on
norm
abore
ur
Shannon
Bay.
Queen
I
harli.tti-
Jtlinri.
B.C.
TAkK
NOTICE
Uiat
Jainea
rieldlnr
Sti-ana-
and
Hubert
C.
C.oe.
or
Vancouver,!
B.C.
.
ncriinatton
canneri
men.
Intends
tol
ir.nlv
tor
a
leae
of
the
rnllomr
de
ieribed
foreshore
at
Shannon
Bay.
Queen
rtijrkitte
IMandA:--
Commennnr
it
a
pot
planted
on
the
hore
ot
Shannon
Bay
about
500
feet
In
a
nHiltmcnlerlv
direction
rroro
sonlh-e?t
corner
or
Lot
IS8.
aald
post
belni
m.nheai
corner
or
an
application
to
pur-
chaw
by
Jaa.
rieldlnr
Meant;
thence
nnhesterly
folloulnr
hlrh
water
mark
or
Shannon
Bay
about
700
reel
to
a
post
0S
feet
(ouin
and
767
reel
uesi
oi
soma-
mi
mrwr
of
lot
ISIS:
thence
west
l.5
reel
lo
me
nutn
water
mara
oi
an
IIik1
belnr
an
application
lo
ieae
r.,,iieri
i'
Rouse:
thence
norllieiiv.
west
erly
and
MHithwesterly
rnllowlns
the
hlrhl
water
mark
or
saio
uiann
in
a
poini
vdv
reel
south
aiMl
1143
reel
wesi
or
souU-west
corner
1518;
ttienee
wet
100
reet;
hence
north
SlO
reet.
more
or
less:
tbenre
eat
SS6
reet.
more
or
leas
to
the
point
or
commencement,
and
eontalninr
acres,
nire
or
les..
robt.
oossk
and
jas.
riELiii.xn
sTnAxo.
Applicant.
Per
V.
M.
0.
Mitchell.
Asent.
Paled
November
toth.
im.
Notlcs
or
lor
ncuer:
LAND
ACT.
Intention
to
Apply
Landt
LAND
ACT.
FINEST
BLENDED
CIGARETTE
ON
THE
MARKET"
to
Lease
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dis
trict,
and
situate
at
Cove.
SDlcer
Island.
ahnut
(10
OO
chains
anulheaslerlY
from
the
eitreme
imrthwrM
end
or
Spicer
Island
and
about
tt.oo
cuins
east
mm
scnoon-
rr
Pass.
Take
nonce
mat
wanare
nwn
l.lnilled.
or
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
rannervmen.
Intends
to
apply
ror
a
lease
or
the
rollowlnir
prescribed
lands:
commencing
at
a
pnsi
piamea
auoui
ta
oo
chains
In
a
southeasterly
direction
renin
ihe
extreme
northwr!
end
of
Spicer
Island,
and
tl.00
chains
east
rromj
sennoner
ras;
inence
snum
i.oi
cnain
thence
east
4.81
chains:
thence
north-
westerly
meandering
along
the
line
or
high
tide
tn
post
nr
commencement,
ami
containing
1.00
acre,
more
or
less.
WALLACE
FISHERIES
LIMITED.
tt
M.fM1lM
tt
fS
Applicant.
Notice
or
Intention
to
Apply
lo
Purchase,
Land
In
Prlnre
Ruiwrt
Land
Recording
District
or
Prince
Rupert
and
situate
on
the
easi
shore
or
Barnard
Cove,
Princess
Royal
Island,
lunge
rour.
Coast
Itlstrlel.
TAKE
MIT1CK
lhat
Somervllle
Cannery
Company
Limited
or
Vancouver.
B.C..
oc
;
rupalion
packers,
Intends
to
apply
ror
permission
to
purchase
the
following
de-'
scribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
northeast
shore
or
Barnard
Cove,
PrlnceM
Royal
Island,
Range
4,
coast
nisiriei.
Ihenre
easterly
twenty
chains:
thence
snutherly
sltly
chains;
thence
westerly,
rorty
chains;
thence
northerly
rive
rhalns.1
more
or
less,
tn
high
water
mark;
thence;
Pillow
Ing
high
water
mark
In
an
easterly;
and
northerly
direction
to
point
or
rom-1
mencement,
and
containing
one
hundre
;
acres,
more
nr
less.
,
.
SUiMMUIlI.t
w.i.ir.ni
CO.
LIU
Applicant.
Par
W.
J.
Thomas,
gent
n
o,h
oa
WATER
ACT.
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
thai
Ills
Honour,
the
Lieutenant
OovnTior
or
llrlilsli
Columbia,
bv
and
with
.the
advice
or
his
Executive
Council,
has
been
pleased
THAT
pursuant
to
tne
provisions
nri
sertlon
too,
ueing
cnapier
7
nr
tne
Revised
Statutes
or
lil.
Ihe
reserve
or
unrecorded
water
or
Itonna
River.
Graham
Island,
In
Ihe
prince
Rupert
water
m-trict,
established
pursuant
tn
order
In
Council
.No.
19J.
approved
on
the
lath
dav
nr
September,
ivos,
be
raiicellmt.
tiATEIi
this
9010
day
or
October,
ltt
T.
O.
PATTl'Ll.O.
vnnlsee
of
land
LAND
ACT.
Notice
ot
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Ltasa
Land,
In
Queen
Charlotte
District
Land
Recording
District
or
Prince
Hupert,
and
situate
at
Shanuon
Bay.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert
C.
Oosse
ofl
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
cannerytnan,'
Intends
to
apply
ror
a
lease
of
tho
rol-i
lowing
described
lands:
I
Commencing
al
a
pnsi
planted
on
an
Unnamed
Island
lyli.g
S.S0
deg.
V.
(Hi
chains,
more
or
less)
renin
southwest
corner
of
Lnt
tats,
Q.C.I.,
Range
6;
thrncel
following
meandering
or
shore
Una
ot
said
Island
to
point
or
commencement,
ami'
remaining
tlV,
teres,
more
nr
less.
ROBERT
C.
OOSSE,
Applicant,
rer
Wm.
0.
MltcbuU,
Ageu
DaMd
October
tin,
till.
We
Save
You
Money
Special
values
in
Toys
Trains
with
Tracks,
from
80c
to
3.2o
Aeroplanes
from
75c
to
$1.00
Mechanical
Autos
from
35c
'to
$1.25
Sail
Itoats
and
Canoes
from
25c
to
75c
Mouth
Organs
from
iOc
to
90c
Dynamoe.s
from
$1.00
to
f
1.25
Dressed
and
Kid
Hody
Dolls,
a
large
assortment
at
special
prices
from
50c
to
$2.95
t
and
6
cup
tea
sets
l.50
to
$2.50
Aluminum
Tea
Sets
$1.00
Aluminum
Kitchen
ets
from
75c
to
$1.00
Assorted
Games
from
23c
to
$1.00
nnlling
Chimes
from
10c
to
tl.25
Celluloid
Toys
from
....
15c
to
35c
Pavings
Hanks
from
23c
to
50c
Fancy
nibber
Halls
from
20o
to
$t.tn
Animals
from
25o
.to
$1.00
Pictures
and
Slory
Hooks
from
.
.
.
.
10c
to
$1.00
Christmas
Stockings
(extra
special
value'
,
25
pe
cent
reduction
this
year.
ion
t
rait
lo
pet
our
prices
on
Fancy
China,
Dinnenvare,
Dutch
Silver,
Papetries
and
Christmas
Tree
Decorations.
No
need
to
send
out
town
If
you
buy
from
Gordons
Grocery
Sventh
Avenue
East
Phone
447
MAMMOTH
of
Special
Sale
Shoes
41
Pairs
Only
Ladles'
Blaok
Kid
High
Boots,
al
per
pair
$2.85
Men's
"Black
and
Brown
Dress
Shoes,
Goodyear
well,
solid
leather,
rubber
heels.
This
is
u
win-ner.
Salo
price
.
.
$5.45
See
our
windows
for
specials
Specials
in
Misses'
and
Children's
Shoes.
Sperials
in
Hoys'
and
Youths'
Shoes,
i
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Ave.
Phone
357.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices,
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ay.