i
i
I
'Saturday,
July
25
195
AGIR
BIX
rms
daily
nrrwB
We
save
you
MONEY
QUALITY
IS
WHAT
COUNTS
Our
l'rices
aro
no
higher
lliati
any
oilier
store
in
Canada.
Goods
marked
in
plain
figures-
according
to
grade.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS,
Etc
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
filtjng
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
HeilBroner
1TI10
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Strawberries
Your
last
chance
for
preserving
Per
hox
'.
.
16c
3
hoses
Tor
40c
Per
crale
.
,
$3.00
These
berries
are
in
excellent
condition
Red
Currants,
pur
crate
$2.25
Black
Currants,
per
crate
S2.75
Apricots,
per
crate
.
.
$1.90
Mussallem's
Phones
18
and
84
You
can't
afford
to
walk
Time
is
loo
important.
We
lake
you
any
place,
Day
or
Night,
for
50c.
Nice
clean
,
Sedans,
driven
by
polile
drivers.
Special
rales
for
parly
gatherings.
Kindling
Wc
arc
once
again
jn
a
position
lo
supply
th'.
well
known
fire
starter.
If
you
need
a
hurry
up
fire
order
this
Kiln
Dried
Wood.
"The
only
wood
worth
bothering
with."
We
also
deliver
ice
and
coal
and
will
n.uoto
on
moving
your
furniture.
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phonos
189-112
Dancing
At
the
Auditorium
TUESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
EVENINGS,
8
to
11
p.m.
SATURDAY
EVENINGS
from
8
to
12
midnight.
1
Dance
10c.
3
for
25c
Free
Admission.
L.
J,
MARREN,
Prop.
Phono
Black
449.
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
EASTERN
CANADA,
UNITED
STATES,
And
to
JASPER
NATIONAL
PARK.
One
way
via
Vancouver
or
direct
rail
both
directions.
For
full
information
up-
R.
F.
McNAUQHTON,
District
Passenger
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
I
CANNOT
INHERIT
TILL
50
YEARS
OLD
Grim
Humor
Displayed
In
Will
Recently
Made
by
New
York
Man
NEW
YOIIK,
July
25.
In
a
will
recently
filed
at
While
'Plains,
a
father
provided
that
his
child
ren
the
eldest
of
whom
is
32
and
the
youngest
17,
must
wail
until
they
reach
the
age
of
50
before
they
inherit
their
shares
in
his
estale.
'They
will
then,"
ran
the
will,
"have
developed
a
(greater
degree
of
respect
for
their
father
than
they
have
shown
during
his
lifetime."
SPOOKY
MADONNA
IN
EAGUSA
CHURCH
Worshippers
Astonished
When
Eyes
Open
and
Shut,
Apparently
by
Machinery
PHAOUE,
July
25.
From
-the
beautiful
lillle
town
of
llagu.su,
on
the
Dalmalain
coast,
comes
a
curious
story
of
a
wooden
.Madonna
in
a
thirteenth-century.
church,
whose
glass
eyes
open
and
shut.
It
appears
that-on
a
sunny
June
afternoon
some
girls
were
making
their
usual
devo-
Scaled
Tenders
addressed
in
ih
iih.i.t-
slRned
and
endomed
tor
the
"Conslruc-llon
aud
Kuulninent
or
one
1
1
1
roriv
root
motor
launch"
win
be
rewired
up
lo
110011.
July
30.
1823.
nan
Mec
meat
on
and
rorm
or
lender
..SI.
tut
..!..
it.
u.l
a.
...ri
...
.....
or
DotriSll
Hav.
Plirllinrl
rami
lAKt
iiTICK
that
the
Canadian
Fish-"L-
.'-,,-
of
'Vancouver,
n.C,
occupa-llon,
Salmon
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
lease
tha
rollowlng
dc-
-iiih-i,
isnos:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
high
wir
mark,
too
yards
south
or
Indian
riiniKu
nouses
inence
nnrineast
P.O.
Box
235.
Phone
209
Richard
Garrett
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
A
CO.
Specialising
in
Portland
Canal
Mining
Stocks.
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Metals
Prevent
Summer
Headaches
and
Summer
Neuralgia
Don't
get
out
of
sorts
in
hot
weather.
Regulate
your
system
and
keep
your
blood
stream
pure
by
taking
the
famous
fruit
medicine
"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
The
Fruit
tonlo
laxative
tions
in
the
church
when,
to
their
amazement,
they
saw
Urn
.eyes
of
"the
.Madonna
of
the
Holy
Heart,"
as
she
is
called,
slowly
open
and
shut.
Astunish-ed,
they
ran
out
.into
the
market
place
lo
tell
their
strange
story,
which
spread
like
wildfire,
bringing
thousands
from
far
and
near
lo'ohserve
the
novel
sight.
And
the
strange
thing
about
it
all
is
thai
even
-sceptics
-admit
lo
having
seen
it
happen.
It
is
suspected
thai
the
statue,
which
has
been
in
the
church
for
fifty
years,
has
certain
machinery
in
its
bead
which
has
just
begun
lo
work.
An
inquiry
is
being
made
by
the
local
town
council.
"C.
-
"UMTS
UI
lliei
J...,.-,.
TlV,.tl,
,l.l....l
...
II
.mer
rorewer
.victoria:
l
ie
Ijlsirlct
Vur.i
.
f.VJ'
r:,""J..V.'..,."v
ester.
Court
House
Va
icouver
Viid
'
ui..
"ersnrneci
aim
enciorseo
"i
r..-wir.n
run
III
strict
Kw.ier"
Vrlm'e
I
u
ner't.
m
.
T.,ES"
.
.
waived
at
ll.i-
orIce
of
p.lt
or
iu.oo.
which
will
be
rcrunHed
on
S.r&WrS.nT..i.
'
fJ
'
Ilv
arrrntert
3rd.
1913.
Tor
Hallway
Ties
Ui
le
inanu-
O
It
nF
Hum
i"f..b'
in.
i.i..'.vr,
a.n
Tinwrark
or
Cedar
timber,
rut
be-
tiepiitv
nepniv
MlnUipr
minnier
nr
or
i
l-nH.
-n,u
I
I
.
i.ctolier
1st.
15.
and
May
lt.
LAND
ACT.
CAS8IA1
LAND
DISTRICT
District
or
Casslar.
stlklne
Division.
TAKE
MlTICK
ill.11
I.
Waller
Jiillun
(Hetunied
Soldier),
ur
Teleifraph
Lieek.
D.Cjr
ovrunatlon
Miner.
Inti.nrU
in
nM
ror
permission
to
niirrhaiiA
tim
rniii.u.nft
described
lands:
Uiiiiineiicii.k
at
a
post
planted
about
one
mile
east
or
McLeods
slouirh
near
the
Stlklne
Hlver
and
about
3t
miles
oulhwcst
or
Telegraph
Creek;
thence
north
80
chains:
thence
east
40
chains:
liienre
toulh
80
chains;
thence
west
Au
.nam
to
point
or
commencement
ami
containing
jjo
acres,
more
or
less.
WALTfcll
JULIAN.
Awltonl.
Aprl.
10th.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
lo
Laas
Land
In
SklnB
flanfm
K
I
.nil
m.llM
......
-
---.
v
..a
....
...9.IIVI,
l
III.
u
Hiipert,
ll.C.,
and
situate
loo
yards
north
oi
vimer
nariMir,
roarse
island.
B.C.
TAKE
KOTIIK
that
tlw
ran.i.ll.n
t'l.l..
lug;
Co.
Ltd..
or
Vancouver.
n.C.
occupation,
Salmon
Camiers,
Intends
to
apply
ror
permission
to
lease
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
Post
nlanled
at
hlirli
water
mark
4
0
reel
rnm
miir
nn
i.r.ra
line:
thence
east
one
chain,
itwnm
nn.iii
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS.
TENDER
FCR
SOFTWOOD
TIES
I
and
delivered
between
January
let,
I
I
Dili,
and
September
3Uth.
I02C,
T.o.b.
i
i.ru
Canadian
.National
Hallway,
In
-i-ordanre
with
Tie
SrH-ririratloll
;o.
1
saw
I.J,
dated
July
2(ltli,
I04J.
All
lies
with
the
exrepllon
or
Jack
'Ine
must
be
fueled.
Tender
fnriiH
ran
be
obtained
at
tin-
orflrc
of
the
Tie
Altenl
at
Moiirtun.
ToimhU),
and
WlnnlH-if.
or
rroin
the
urrirv
or
the
(ieneral
Tie
AKenr,
Montreal.
Tenders
will
not
Ih-
considered
unle?
made
out
on
rorm
supplied
by
the
Hallway
r.onipanv.
TIh
lowest,
or
any,
lender
not
nere-arlly
accepted.
W.
II.
flltANT.
Orlieral
Tie
Aireilt.
Canadian
National
Hallways,
Montreal.
(Jue.
Julv
nrl.
iu:.
one
Dutiowi
tmi
twraiy
.
rhiln:
Inence
Hlver
across
l"'1
ir:i'TVrt
iiiairtci.
ni
iu
vnore
line
one
cnainr
iiienr
ni
.
.
-
.
.
southerly
direction
rnllnwinv
ihn
ii..i.u
line
to
point
or
commencement,
and.
con-
laminir
iwrive
arreg,
more
or
Jess.
THE
CANADIAN
FISIIWO
CO.
LTD
nated
antli
May,
tots.
LAND
ACT.
TIMBER
ALE
X717S.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
liy
Ui
.MinlMer
or
Lauds
not
later
than
iumjii
on
he
sixth
day
or
August,
I0t5.
ror
Uk
purchase
or
Licence
X7I7I,
lo
rut
7l.0(l
lineal
reel
or
Cedar
Poles
aud
Piling
on
an
aiea
situated
on
the
east
bank
or
Skeen.1
river
rrom
Pacific
Station,
Two
(1
years
will
be
allowed
Tor
removal
or
limber.
Further
parllrulars
or
the
Chlel
Forester.
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
1'rlnce
Huerl.
ll.C.
,
TIMBER
SALE
X6464.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaia
Land
s...ill
Tnulpr
will
be
received
by
the
In
nanslar
Land
District.
Ilecordim
Ins-1
uinwier
or
i.amls
at
Victoria
not
later
Lllci
p',.nre
.F,ul'rt
n
c
,n(1
situate
sUth
(Dili)
day
or
-
north;
than
inmi
iwkhi
imhi
wiii
oik
the
iiiv
si...
i
....j
tiiiriKi
mi.",
fur
Oh.
i.nrrliasi'
r
Licence
XIU0I.
lo
cut
so.uoo
reel
or
Spruce
a'kl
Ji.ooo
Jack
I'lne
Ties
on
an
area
sltuatid
on
the
south
shoiv
or
Francois
Lake
ot-rumlu.
Collvmount.
llanm:
4
Coast
District.
Threo
(3)
years-
wiy
be
allowed
for
removal
oi
iiinoer,
Furiher
parllrulars
uf
the
Chler
Vor
one
ester.
Victoria,
ll.C,
or
District
Forester,
chain:
thence
southeast
onn
hundred
and
prince
Imperii
ll.C.'
'wenly
chains:
liven
sniithueii
m
hnrl
...
.......
..a.,,,
luriu,:
iinrinnesi
innow-
TimnEH
SSLL
xiiaia
ng
the
shore
lln
to
point
or
commencement,
one.
hundred
and
twenty
chains,
and
l.u.i
Tinkers
will
tin
received
by
tb
containing
twelve
acre
hm
n,
i...
i
Minister
or
Lands,
at
Victoria,
not
laler
.
,v
l..
..
..
..
.
i.
..r
I.
.
llUK
ill.
i:a-VAiu.tN
rifliuvn
rr.
.
T
I
.
I
man
iiiii.n
nil
11111
juui
ii.ijr
vi
a.ii.i.
.
.
Dated
mill
Vic.
mu
'
'iror
the
purchase
or
Licence
.al.
to
.
:
ini
i
1
15
IKIO
tret
at
Snrure.
Hemlock
.aaiaaiiBiaBBaaaiiM.iaaaaaaaaaaIIaiaIIIBa
Dalsain
and
Cedar
1
an
area
sllualrd
at
the
inrlli
end
or
.Moore
i.anc,
rut
isnuu
llange
4,
Coast
Distrlrt.
Three
(3i
years
will
be
allowed
for
re
imivil
if
llmlier
Fnrilier
particulars
or
the
Chler
-Fores
ter.
Victoria.
n.C;.
or
District
Forester,
I'rlnce
Unpen.
n.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X7172.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
i
Minister
or
Lands,
at
Victoria,
not
later
!
ti....
...w.
i.
j.
tin.
ni.
lli
ilav
or
July.
Itlii.
iror
the
purchase
or
Licence
X717.
I"
rut
l
14.0011
Jackplm:
Ties
on
Uie
w.utli
l-
or
.
Lot
CUJI
and
the
southeast
1-4
of
IJ
I
mile
south
or
Hose
Lane
station,
i
lunge
S.
Coast
Dlsillcl.
i
Two
(9
1
years
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
or
timber.
.
.,..,
1
Further
particulars
of
the
Chler
Fores
ler,
Victoria,
n.C
or
District
Forostei
Prince
Unpen.
U.C.
July
Clearance
SALE
For
Friday
and
Saturday
Only
Men's
Flannel
Shirts,
light
anil
dark
grey.
Heg.
HC1.00.
Kale
$1.95
Men's
Blue
Stripe
Overalls.
Heg.
$2.7!).
Sale
$1.85
Men's
Khakf
Coveralls.
Keg.
.$i.2r.
Sale
52.85
Men's
Working
Shoes,
suiliri
leatlicr.
Secial
.
.
$4.75
Men's
Woollen
Bathing
Suits.
Heg.
l.no.
Sale
$3.00
Men's
Cotton
Bothlng
Suits.
Heg.
$1,515.
Sale
05c
Children's
Rubber
Sole
CanVas
Oxfords
in
Hrown,
Hlack
ami
White.
Heg.
81.25.
Sale
7Bc
Children's
Rubber
Sole
Running
Shoes,
in
Hrown,
Hlack
and'
White.
Heg.
1,515.
Sale
85o
Children's
Cotton
Bathing
Suits.
Heg.
$1.00,
Sale
.
.
65c
Ladies'
Woollen
Bathing
8uits,
Penman's.
Heg.
$'i.25.
Sale
$2.05
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
BATTALION
ORDERS
lly
Licul.-Colouel
J.
W.
Nicholls,-1
tttn..
I'..
II.,..
lol
It..
I
WUH.L'1
l.UllllllIIUIUlt
I'll.
North
ll.C.
Ilegt.
(102nd
Hn.
G.E.r.)
inastei;s'
StqrcsNwill
be'bel'd
ddr-ing
first
week'
in
Augli
All
ranks
are-
requested
to
have
clothing
ami
equipment
in
their
possession
in
readiness
if
In
specting
ollicer
should
demand
production
of
same.
All
'members
are
requested
lo
attend
snecial
meeting
of
regiment
in
the
Armoury,
Tues-ivlre
day
evening
al
'J
p.m.
lo
discuss
nieet
Itegimeul
fuiid
matters,
and
other
business
on
social
ami
i
f
1
1
lii
I
if
fi
r
I
!
1
1
I
nw
'I'ti
11
ti
1
1
a-ia
IIIHIL
III'
UL
II
t
(lit
.T,
I
IIL
I
1111
been
granted
from
School
of
Instruction,
in
Visual
Telegraphy.
thence
east
rollowlng
the
shore
line
to
point
or
commencement,
and
containing
one
acre,
more
or
less.
T1IF.
CANADIAN
FISlll.AU
CO.
J.TU.
Dated
30111
May.
tali.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaa
Land
In
Skecna
Ilanrn
6
Laud'Herorillnir
tl-
trlct
or
Prince
Itupert,
ll.C.
ami
xlluale
liayiiacK
liianu,
aouoi
or
waies
inanu,
U.C.
TAKE
otice
that
inc
uanaaian
risn-
Inir
l
I
111
or
Vancouver.
ll.C.
occuri-
water
mark
on
southwest
point
on
Walei
i.iand
lie
inence
norm
one
maim
thenco
ei.l
ten
chain:
thence
south
om
chain
rnaiii
to
in
shore
niiviv
line;
iiiii
thence,
iii.jiiv.,-
west
aUitiar
n
AscanU
Auit
19,
!epi.
i.
i
.
.
Aur.
it.
!epi.
i.
UCI.
1)
TO
LIVERPOOL
Aur.
7
AurnnU
.
Auir.
.
.
HI
TO
QLASQOW.
July
31,
Auir.
J
Ailir.
14
Halurnla
..
Sept.
4
fdam
mcia
vnRK
TO
QUEEN8TOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
Xamarlii
.
Auir.
1
l.aconla
..
Auir.
15
Uai'iuanln
..
Auir.
Kranconia.
.
aii.
x
TO
CHERBOURG
AND
SOUTHAMPTON
rterenirarlit
Aur.
5,
8.
Sept.
I
Maiirelsnla
AU.
II
HrpL
if.
IS
Amillanla
u
sr.
18.
Scot.
II.
3U
TO
LONDONOERRV
AND
QLASQOW
r.iiluinhla
..Auir
Cnii.croiilil
..Auir.
15
California.
-
Auir.
?
Assyria
..
Auir.
.
TO
PLVMOUTH-CHERBOURQ-LONDON
.
CsninU
..
Au.
8
l.nnciisli'U,
.
Auir.
TO
PLVM0UTH-CHER8OURQ-HAMBUR3
AniUnla
..
Au,
I.
Sept.
5,
Oct.
10
Money
orders
and
draris
al
lowest
rates,
Poll
information
rrom
Arents
or
i.ouiiany
a
orrices.
tin
n5uuj
si,
n.,
Vaucuuver,
B.C.
i
Church
Notices
United
Church
The
church
of
service".
Pastor,
lliv
tliui
1.
Ilnclrcr.
Deaconess.
liaml
pracliee
on
lueday
iinu
Mjss
;,.,.,,.,.
fa,iook.
Sunday
Thursday
evenings,
July
2H
ami
,,,,,,...,,
...
11
Voek.
Mornina;
30
in
Hit;
prompt.
Armoury
al
.8
p.m.
topic:
''The
Power
of
t
lbe
cxpan
-
sIkii,"
'Kvenimr
service,
at
7.3(1.
Itecruits
attested
Tuesday
T()pjc:
'Tho
New
World
of
in.u.-Mn,
uh-iiimss
,110
ii.m..
'Labort"
Mr.
Hacker
wilb
peak
Rifle
range
practice
.MoNi.choir
;1,
,,,,,.
services.
SiiiidAv
school
Creek,
Sgmtays,
,
July
20
nnd,wj,
nol
m0l,tj
August
2.
lloat
leaves
tJow
JIayi
ph.i-
rhwh
Baptist
Church
1
n
-m
..
...
,.n
........
.7.II1II1IJ
111
'.U1J,
tl.lll.
llg
llll
J
H
-
bet's
of
Hie
-
lli"imihl
must
.1!-
uSuinlay
Solmol-
at
10
a.m.
inmi'
,1
1
I....
1
.;-?."2.;,r.a'fl"'3
service
ai
11
ocioch,
...
vfvi..i...nii..l.i.
......i.....
during".
n.
subject:
"'Ihe
secret
of,
Aiclory.
(Ik
.".v-tuvitUHJ.UlH.il.
IlllllHK.
.Hi
...
summer
nionths.
in
order-
I.1.
....
i
ti
...
ti.ii.j
ll
1
1,
I
?
'Ill
f
.'
1
1
14
L
.
II
I
llf
l.l...l.
Ill
J
lI.rn,
comply
with
Musketry
repiln.
.'.
linns
and
earn
government'
""
"
'
T
.
7
grant.
Inspection
of
the
Uuarter-
mill
Jim
uuu
inniT
111
iriiu
in
imiiii
of
these
services.
You
will
enjoy
the
sinking
and'
will
bo
'interested
in
the
addresses.
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
worsliyi
at
It
o'clock.
Subject:
"Yeslerday's
Religion
and
Today's."
Evening
worship
al
7.U0
o'clock,
tiuhjeel:
"The
llhrist."-
Hev.
Dr.
H.
It.
Grant.
1
.
.
.
.
the
in
1.
.
1
will
preach
al
both
iser-
.Sunday
School
Will
noi
Salvation
Army
Army
.extends
a
speciitl
invitation
tri
lourisls,
io
Hie
overning
play
on
I
lie
lenniii
tailoring
men,
lo
young
people.
Court
are
being
ignored.
(Special.
In
all.
.Sunday
tl
a.'ni.
Holiness,
attention
-is.
drawn
to
llule
3
of.30
Sunday
.School.
7.30
Salva-t
lie
regulations
posled
on
His
lion
meeting,
subject:
"Need
I
Tennis
Court.)
Extract
from
June
-'5,
1U25.,
-
have
been
granted
from
I
Apologize.
Saturday
and
orders,
'day
8
li.m.
nieetiiigs.
A
live
Certificates
message
for
a
dying
people.
.Scbpol
Lieut
l.iiiiils'
;
of
Instruction
to
l'rov.
X.
V.
l'ringleA.
U.
Hix
anil
S.
Hazell-.lones,
qualifying
as
Lieutenants
in
the
Xoith
II.
C.
itegiment.
Extract
from
Diilrict
orders,
.luno
25,
IUJ5.
Certificates
have
SMITHERS
REBEKAHS
NAME
NEW
OFFICERS
Mrs.
James
Brough
Heads
Lodge
at
Interior
Town
for
Forthcoming
Session
lo
Sergt.
A.
J.'Souirc
andl'rivates
SMITIIEIIS,
July
25.
The
W.
(.
Walfonl,'
(i.
L.
Warner
local
llebekah
Lodge
his
elecleil
and
(!.
V.
Wilkinson,
Grade
A,
ollicers
as
follows:
."Soldo
(irauil.
1'rivales
1.
T.
A.
llbick
and
J.
Mrs.
Ilrough;
vice-grand,
Mrs.
W.
Palmer,
tirade
"II,"
and
l'ri-
DawMjii;
past
noble
grand,
Mrs.
vale
E.
W.
llurgess,
(irade
"C."
iobeen;
recording
secretary,
Extract
from
,
District
orders,,
Mrs.
Champion;
financial
jecre-.luly
10,
H25.--Infanlry,
Xortli
lary,
Miss
Mamie
(Iray;
treasur-II.C.
Ilegimenl,(
lO-'iid
Itn.
C.E.I'.)
ei,
Mrs.
llannislcr;
warden.
Mrs.
lo
lie
Captain:
.Lieutenant
C.
V.
Catlirae.
The
installation
was
Evitt,
1st
January,
1025.
Ifonilncled
by
Mrs.
Norman
Kll-S.
p.
JOHXSTOX,
palrick,
deputy
district
presi-Major
and
Adjutant
dent.
Attd.
1st
Jin.
N.IJ.C.
Ilegt.
i
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
or
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laas
Land
In
Skcena
Range
S
Land
District.
He
!
cording
District
Prince,
(tupert.
I!.C.
and
situate
Vi
"'ne
north
or
Wales
Island
Cannery,
on
Wales
Island,
ll.C.
TAHK
tier,
inai
me
uauauiaii
r.im-lug
ito.
Ltd.,
or
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation,
Salmon
Canners,
Inleuds
to
apply
ror
permission
to
lease
the
rollowlng
de-H-rlbed
lands:
.
"
Coiiiinenriiig
at
a
twist
pianieu
at
uign
water
mark,
near
iilnt
M
mile
north
rrom
Cannery
on
wales
Island!
thence
FROWNS
ON
SUGGESTION
AS
GOVERNOR
GENERAL
Earl
Halg
Thinks
he
Is
More
Valuable
as
Private
Citizen
Continuing
Present
Work
SASKATOON.
.Inlv
25.
"I
am
north
rha'n;
thence
west
ten
chains;
'
...
"
.
,!'
one
,
,
,
i...ti...,
i
.,
old.
and
I
heliee
I
can
oo
inence
south
to
shorn
line
one
chain;
getliliK
more
for
Canada
in
my
.present,
capacity
of
a
private
citizen,'
working
lu
bring
the
cx-nervice
men
together
in
(lie
inlercils
of
liberty,
justice
and
good
fellow-'
ship,"
'said
Field
Marshal
Karl
llaig
in
replying
In
n
siugpcitioir
by
Major
V.
A.
Carrolhers,
al
a
I'.aiiadiau
cIUIl
luncheon,
that
Til
1..
I...
..
i..
Canadians
would
be
iiaiiiiy
in
1
on,
sa
HHin
uanners,
inienna
io
apiuyi
.
..
.,
..
,
,
,
.,
tor
ncrmlsnon
lo
nurchaso
the
rollowinir
welcome
lite
dlsliligllished
soldier
denrrlbeil
lands:-
.In
C.i
mihI.i'h
nntl
o-nviTniir-ircii-
Coimncnclnir
It
I
post
pianina
at
iiorn
d
-
water
mark
on
weal
horc
or
llaynacK
oral,
IHIIIMI;
iiicmu
nur.ii
bo.i-ii
Ul.in.,
thence
east
aeven
chains;
thenco
Koulh
iieven
chains;
thence
west
nevcn
chains,
ami
containing
rive
acrea,
moro
or
les.
TIIK
-CANADIAN
FlSlllU
WJ.
I.
Ill
baton
Slrnl
May.
tstr
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
or
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Least
Landj
In
Skreua
Ilanirn
5
tanrt
lilstrlrt,
Hn-rordlnif
lilsirlct
Prlnco
nupirt,
anil
Ml-uate
southwest
point
or
Wale
bland.
TAKE
MlTICK
that
the
Canadian
Flsli-Inir
Cm.
Ltd.,
or
Vancouver,
U.C.
occupation,
Salmon
Canners,
Intend
to
apply
ror
permission
to
lease
the
rollowliiir
de
scribed
land
J:
f-firnmi.nrinfir
st
a
nosi
Dianteo
ai
inn
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
Affair
Ih
.
Elks'
Home
Last
Night
for
Miss
Laura
Frlzzell,
Exhibition
Candidate
A
fairly
good
crowd
was
pre
sent
al.
the
dance
in
the
F.lk.i'
Home
last
night
given
for
Miii
Laura
Frlzzell
who
is
a
candidate
in'Tlhe
Inhibition
scholarship
conhMtv
'llalph
Smith
was
shore
line
to
point
or
commencement,
and
ou
the
door
illlil
ii.
DoilgtllM
,
l
i,
llzze'.I
it
containing-
one
acre.
more,
or
less,
I.,.,,.
.,,,,1,,,.
,,t
,.,.,.,,.,
nil,,.
THE
CANADIAN
HSIII.XU
L.I1J.I
"
-
"i
w.vw
Dated
ind
May.
tjj.
r
aaguo,
Kenny
Hood,
W
CANADIAN
SERVICE
FROM
MONTREAL,
rn
pi
VMniiTU.r.ulRBOURa-LONDON
Ausoula
.
A
u
if.
I
.
,
Sept.
i
Antonln
Alnunln
l.etltU
Athenla
Cooper,
ami
Alex
Mitchell
com-prixed
the
on:
lie
sir
a
which
1
1
i
.
-ieined
iiiii.hIc
until
about
'i
o'clock
when
the
dance
broke
up
Dining
the
program
"hoi
dogs"
were
on
alc
ami
coiilrilmled
much
toward
making
the
evening
it
complete
nuccess.
TOO
LATK
TO
CLASSIFY
LOST
LOST.
Fourteen
fool,
row
boat,
painted
green
out.side,
from
Cold
Storage.
Finder
please
notify
P.O.
llox
835),
Prince
lliiperl
or
plionc
uB.
tC7
FOUND
FDUNH.
Al
tfio
Prince
llupert
Tran.ifer
and
Taxi,
lbe
place
lo
get
the
het
kindling
-
either
In
bundles
-or
liy
the
I
load.
'
lo'
t.
ClearanceSale
SHOE
DEPARTMENT
EVERY
PAIR
OF
SHOES
TO
BE
SOLD
WITHIN
30
DAYS
'2t
tu'r
cent
reduction
is
offeclive
on
every
pan
,)t
shoes.
As
lines
become
broken
lliey
will
lie
cleared
re
garilless
(if
cost.
Kol
rowing
arc
clearance
limvs
priced
to
sell;.
Growing
Girls'
Black,
and
Brown
Calf
Boots,
ies
;i
(1
(
v
'
Heg.
$r.u:.
To
clear
..
54.10
Slater's
Rideau
Oxfords
in
Hlnek
ot:
llhiwn
,t!alr,
sipm
roiiiul
toe,
rubber
heel,
sizes
(I
to
10.
Heg;
.,)(
T:
clear
M.95
Ladies'
High
Grade
Lace
Oxfords
iiiilllack
or
lliTiwn
Kid
also
(trey
or
lleigc
Sueilc,
all
willt
low
b
eel.
All
ir
lteg.
$('1.00.
To
clear
.'
.
.
.
$3.35
Ames-Hotden
Boy's
Black
Calf
Red
Stitch
with
solid
le
i!;
solos.
Sizes
8
lo
J0.
Heg.
$:KrH.
To
clear
.
$2
35
Sizes
11
In
l;ij.
Heg.
$
..00.
To
clear
...
.
$2.05
Sizes
I
to
loTi
Va.
lleg.
$i.?r,
To
clear
...
.
$3.25
Children's
Brown
Kid
Boots,
spring
Jicel.
Sizes
r
-
in
n
Iteg.
!is;i.r0.
To
clear
$2.45
MEN'S
DEPT.
CLEARING
LINES
11
only,
Boys'
Flannelette
Pyjamas.
To
clear
U5c
22
only,
Men's
Flannelette
Shirts.
Summer
weight
It
$1'..')0
lo
:i.00.
To
dear
nal
$1.45
27
only,
Men's
Outing
Shirts,
sizes
lt4
to
lOVi.
K(
i
-
I...
i
r
iil
I
ll-.ll.
I
III
I
M
n
I.
,
.
.
,
.
10
only,
Men's
Outing
Shirts
large
.sizes,
I
j
s
cbnii.
up
price
at
,
.
3
only,
Men's
Navy
Blue
Jerseys.
To
clear
at
...
yard.
To
clear
al
per
yard
to
DRY
GOODS
DEPT.
CLEARING
LINES
200
Yards
Fancy
Chintz
and
Cretonne.'
Values
!
I
8
only,
Ladies'
Picnic
Hats.
Heg.
sl.LTi.
.Special
.
.
6
only,
Ladles'
Picnic
Hats.
Heg.
2.00.
Special
36
only,
Dimity
Princess
Slips
in
a
variety
of
colors.
$I.2.".
Special
to
clear
.
t
14
Pairs
Ladies'
Kid
Gloves
in
Kuwn
mid
Hrown
only
:i.7r.
Special
11
Pairs
Kid
Gloves,
some
While
anil
lllack
Stripe,
oi
$1.15
o
95c
95c
25c
B0
Yards
Percale.
Heg.
Tc.
Clearance
price
per
ym
.
25c
zuu
raras
ju
men
siripea
riannoicue.
iieg,
-loe.
n
pt
r
yard
.
.
10
Yards
White
Pique,
nil
inch,
wide
Mripo.
Heg.
(i.'n
Clt'ui
aiK
C
price,
per
yard
25c
35c
36
Yards
only,
White
Lace.
Heg.
;ti)c
ynril.
Specia
yard
17
c
30
Yards
only,
White
Summer
Lace.
Heg.
20c
yard,
s
cial
,
12
c
10
only,
Ladies'
White
Lace
Collars.
To
clear
at
.
.
75c
9
Yards
only,
Lace
Collaring.
Heg.
0.c.
Special,
yard
55c
48
only,
Children's
Wash
Hats.
Heg.
$Urvhliic.
Th
is
assorted
shapes
and
colors
which
wj
will
Hear
al
ljnlf
price
50c
65c
95c
II
85c
H
$1.95
reverse
colors.
Heg.
.r.
Special
.!
$1.45
16
Pairs
Black
Ktd
Gloves
wilb
While
Stripe.
Heg.
-
To
clear
at
hair
price
$1.25
9
Pairs
Corsllettes,
While
ami
Pink
color.
He
jr.
$17
S2.00.
To
clear
al
05c
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Salllnri
trun
Prince
llupert.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaen
Bar,
and
Alart
a,
Tuaa,
t
P.M.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VIOTORIA,
Alsrt
Ha,
and
Swamon
'Bay,
Saturday,
10
A
M
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Iwnday,
I
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
RUtr
Canntrloa,
Frldai
A.M.
123
2nd
A.miu.
4.
Bamslti,
AfOiiL
frlne
Ruo.ri,
BO
WESTHOLME
THEATRi
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
Thomas
Meighan
In
"Tongues
of
Flame"
The
"(looil
Luck"
star
as
lbe
lovable
figbling
hero
m
Peter
Chirk
.Mncfarlnne's
powerl'ul
novel
IniniH
up
screen
wilb
action.
The
a
lory
uf
bow
mi
"easy
murk,
(i
naine
iinjiislly
blackenetl,
becomes
baril-bnileii
null
nuik
'
il
clean.
The
ilramn
of
an
innooeiil
man
.soul
In
jail,
n
of
how
lie
won
buck
bis
K'tid
name
ami
a
girl.
Kvcryhod
favorite
as
"ilell
Fire"
llarringlon,
n
relurneil
soldier
w!i
finds
more
thrills
mill
excitement
on
his
own
Main
fU
'eei
Hum
ho
did
ou
all
Ibo
battle
grottmls
of
Franco.
A
phut
play
nf
pleasing
romance.
Hpeclacnlar
fire
scones
and
uii!
episodes.
Hlrong
siijiporling
crisl.
Thomas
Meighan,
Bessie
Love,
Burton
Churchill,
John
Miltern
Cyril
Ring,
Eileen
Percy
and
many
others.
Comedy---"Break
the
Ice"
PATHE
REVIEW.
Admission
EOc
and
25c