'AO
MX
ran
DAiLT
ifKvra
Diamonds
In
t
lie
Latest
Design
Soiling
Finest
Duality
Sloftes
from
$25
up
Value
Guaranteed
or
Money
llcfunded
Eye
Glasses
Must
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
Uic
larso
centres
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
tho
North
A
Big
Bargain
on
Heinz
Products
Combination
Specials
1
hottle
Heinz
Tomato
Ketchup.
1
hottle
Heinz
Sweet
Mustard
Pickles.
1
buttle
Chille
Sauce.
For
$1X0
1
hot
lie
Heinz
Salad
Cream.
1
hot
t
lo
Heinz
Chow
Chow,
t
hottle
Heinz
White
Pickled
Onions.
For
$1.00
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Will
Save
You
Money.
Phones
18
and
84
RIBBONS
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
SPECIAL
Fancy
and
Plain
Ilihbons,
5
lo
7
inches
wide.
Regular
values
lo
$1.00
yard.
Per
yard
35c
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phono
9.
Cor.
Third
&
Fulton
St.
pecial
Value
$10.00
Girl's
Wrist
Watch
Ve
utter
this
lilHo
wal
eh
as
a
nice
gift
for
the
little
girl.
The
case
is
gold
filled
green,
white:
or
yellow
with
n
10
Jewelled
movement
mid
we
guarantee
it
to
ho
a
reasonably
good
timekeeper.
John
Bulger
Jeweller
FEW
EMIGRANTS
LEFT
BRITAIN
Number
Dropped
From
130,188
Previous
Year
to
68,951
Last
Season
LONDON,
Kng.,
Sept.
So.
(Canadian
Press
Despatch;.
According
to
official
figures,
there
was
a
remarkable
drop
in
the
number
of
emigrants
last
year,
the
total
being
1
15,900
against
230,1)11
in
the
previous
twelve
months.
The
largest
de
crease
occurred
among
male
adults
of
eighteen
years
and
up-)
wards,
the'
number
of
these
emigrants
being
(58,'J51
against
130,-188
in
the
previous
year.
Hy
far
the
largest
groups
are
those
of
the
young
men
who
left
the
coun-j
try
to
lake
up
agriculture
and
3,701
professional
men,
and
771
miners
and
quarrymen.
The
women
described
iiii
iu
ui"
sei
ja.umi
persons
wuo
came
into
tbe
counlry
during
Ihe
same
period.
These
includeili
1,603
commercial
workers,
1,118
engineers,
elc.
2.0
1S
farm
work-
Vilb
I
Packaie
Jimssii
i
m
Now
VOlir
ffrnrrlia
w
-
-
-"
D'
......
I
A.
1.-1.
s.
,n
l's
handy
the
young
women
who
went
inlo;ance
there
was
a
net
loss
of
domestic
service.
Nearly
19,000
population
last
year
by
emigra-
ones
who
are
coming
nome.
Whereas
more
thuu
half
the
were
under
thirty
ago
two-lhirds
of
2,-
Ihosc
returning
exceeded
age.
that
:
a
i
1
1
a
t
a
Ait
i
.
I
1
Hieil
emiKiaieu
lor
jarin
WOrK,
lion
ut
u,ju
iuuilm
uiiu
oi.ui.;,
r.imi.nlalimw
ntrrro
.1
I
......
m
I.
m
.
-
.
.
....
I
.........
tl
rt
unu
auuui
(lie
same
numuor
ui
leiiiates
ui
10
years
mm
uici.
n
women
entered
service
abroad
is
the
younger
men
and
women
in
households,
hotels,
etc.
Commerce
and
finance
absorbed
138
men
and
3,079
women;
7,-
7iU
men
were
workers
in
the
emigrants
engineering
or
metal
industries,
yeai
,
of
ALBERTA
SUPERVISOR
FINDS
FREIGHT
RATES
STILL
MUCH
TOO
HIGH
KD.MONTON,
Sept.
26.
-
An
analysts
of
the
new
freight
tariff
on
gram,
as
contained
in
the
re
cently
issued
'
Canadian
Pacific
and
Canadian
National
schedules.
has
been
ino.de
by
A.Chaiil,
freight
Iraffic
supervisor
for
the
provin
cial
gurerumeut.
For
purposes
of
comparison
a
nunfber
of
points
Ihrnughoul
the
iroince
have
been
selected
and
a
rale
for
each
worked
out
on
the
basis
Of
the
rate
for
equal
mileage
lo
Fori
William.
The
result
shows
that
the
published
tariff,
which
has
been
issued
in
response
lu
an
order
of
Hie
railway
commission,
and
which
is
lo
apply
In
pram
shipments
from
prairie
points
to
Vancouver,
is
still
from
one
lo
five
cents
higher
than,
the
rotnparalive
Fort
William
rale.
In
only
one
or
Iwo
cases
do
the
Mr.
Chard
says
be
is
unable
l
figure
out
the
method
by
which
u
uul
V,
'
,UB
Ihe
railways
lithe
arrived
at
Ihe
new
tariff
and
has
not
yet
seen
an
explanation
of
it.
The
point
is
to
be
dealt
with,
he
understands,
at
the
meeting
of
the
commis.oion
in
Ottawa.
S.
It.
1
U'iiimIx
riiinioi-l
fur
Din
irnvi-rn-
as
Of
the
immigrants
13,000,
,
,.,.,
.,,..
.,,
,,,...
"wives
or
housewives"
numbered
came
from.
British
Xorlh
Ameri-
also
nParm?
'
iUUj
jjr
cUanl
may
20,537.
The
relative
percentages)
ca,
10,000
from
the
United
of
emigrants
in
relation
to
oc-j
States,
0,800
from
Australia,
and
cupations
show
5.000
from
South
Africa.
,
a
steady
increase
over
iinii!
TA
Dlllin
MAD
I?
in
the
proportion
of
agricultural
JArtH
iU
BUILD
iTlUKb
workers
anions
men
and
domes-!
DVJ
P
ft
CAIIIC
CAVC
tic
servants
among
women..
iu
i
u.
u.
1
niiiiiu
unu
As
against
this
exodus
there
PRfiHIRITIflN
SlIffFSS
BIG
LINERS
TO
PLY
IN
muval
or
timber.
-
mo
inn
esiai)iisunieill
01
a
I1CW
snip-.
rrovided
any
one
unable
to
attend
thei
Amendment
violated
on
every
ni,..
firm
iii,
..v..P,,w...i
lender"
to
nbePe"ed"it
iSS'XlLr'or'Voc-I
nrl.
he
had
come
away
quite
Mibsidy
or
1,000,000,
.nibiacing
'TumferTufaVaTr
?ne";hler
r,i.lrn.ril!c.,:,,',,,a'
P?hlWHon
was
anialgamalion
of
the
Nippon
Yu-,
er,
Vlrtoria,
B.C.
or
District
Forester
in
lll(
Llllleil
Mates
lo
Slay.
Iin
K'aUlin.
Ilsk:i
SIiiw.mi
k'nUlm
l-rlnee
nurt:
1
...
.
.
,,
.
'
,,
,
,
,
L-..-i.
Applicant
isth.
A.n.,
ton.
I
AND
ACT.
lollca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchata
i-na.
Diirrhane
tlie
follnwina;
desrrllied
lands:
I
In
Ommienrlnir
at
a
post
planted
at
thel
oulhwest
corner
or
Ut
3J.
Itana-e
four;
j
meme
iu
cnains
foumeny;
tnenre
n
lialns
westerly;
Ihenee
JO
rhalna
north-"rly;
thence
JO
chain
easterly
to
polnl
f
commencement,
and
coutalnlnr
40
acres,
more
or
les.
C.
r.
WEI..
Applicant
fluted
lurint
14
Ih.
10J
Auditorium
Will
open
for
a
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Ariernoons
...
2
to
4
KveningK
....
8
to
10
Qood
Music
both
sessions
Competent
Instructors
lo
leach
beginners.
L.
J.
Marren
-
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
New
Shipment
Fall
&
Winter
Coats
Just
deceived.
Oil!
tfule
al
Moderate
l'rices
Third
Ave.
Bents
Phone
651
1
uiiii
iirjuinnrii
naiim,
llio
lillfTV
ur.o
act.
was
a
war.
anil
in
on
v
I
hree
il
ii..n,ir
-i.(..,.i...r
Notic.
of
intaniion
to
Apply
to
Furchai
l
feel
certain
that
liquor
was
be-
Land.
I
:
,
,.
.......
In
the
Land
lierordlnr
Ulslrlrl
of
ITlnrei
seriu,
lie
Sldu
u.
Huiieri.
ana
Deinir
a
Hirtlon
or
im
tweuly-rour
-ill),
lunge
rive
5.
uait
Dllrlrt.
TAKE
.NOTICE
tint
Frlllell-
Unilteil
f
i'rinre
ltuiiert.
li.C.
mrrrliaiiln.
Intend
lo
apply
fur
permlisluii
to
puriliae
llie
follottiiiif
described
landi:
conimenrinir
at
a
post
plant:!
at
the
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Delivery
Time
Tanle
Seideinber
30.
Hffecthe
noriheaat
corner
of
lot
tweniy-fisir
(tl),iM:
ilflivi-t-v
i1iih4
ul
'I
five
U(llir
tiosi
s
at
J
a
.l.lll.
in
ranire
(Si,
Coat
District;
tnei
uih
thlrly-two
chain;
thence
ett2lld
delivery
closes
al
1
0.30
a.m.
forty
rhaln;
thence
north
elrht
chain.
....
.
.i..i;,.
...
.,
.
..
iimre
or
ie,
to
lilirh
water
mark;
thencel""
'""'J
t'1""'
u
I'.ni.
iK.rtheat
alour
blrh
water
tnark
to
point'
111,
,l,.ivirv
ulnm-
:il
1
:t(l
n
in
1
1
f
1
1
1
1
1
1
II
Ml
IfCII
if
1
1
.fi.l
pnnl.lnln
aI-Ihh
"
Ml
orders
taken
between
1,30.
next
month
p.m.
and
closing
time
will
go
out.
on
first
delivery
following
,
day.
Last
delivery
Saturday
evening
I
1111,11.
'tt
H
:lfl
fl,
m
m
the
Land.
Recording
District
or
Prince
ol,otro-r
ts
m
c
ciiont
v
on
RUPERT
TABLE
SUPPLY
Unpen,
and
rltuale
at
Bl
Fall
Cree
CO.
wnirn
now
inio
tcMan
niter
atrnui
18
tulle
rrom
Its
mouth.
TAkE
MOICE
that
Cllft'in
P.
Kiel
of
LAND
ACT.
rlnce
fliipert.
B.C..
occupation
lumber-
Nolle
or
Intantlon
to
AdoIi
to
Laata
Lino
nan.
Intends
to
apply
for
nerrnUslon
toi
liartlclt
I'olnt,
IVilmtilila
Ctunnienclllf
at
a
Dost
Iitanted
mi
Hie
south
shore
of
Bartlelt
I'olnt,
Wales
Is.
land,
at
high
water
mirk;
thence
In
an
easierly
direction
alorir
hili
water
mark
inriy-eiirni
nunoren
reel,
more
or
less,
to.
a
post
marked
So.
I.E.:
thence
aouth-
erly
10
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
niara;
inene
in
a
westerly
direction
aionr
low
water
mark
forty-right
hundred
icei,
more
or
less;
ineni-e
northerly
10
chain
to
point
or
commencement,
and
containing;
75
acres,
more
or
less.
A.N0LO-BWTISII
COM'MBIA
PACkl.XO
CO.
LTD.,
...
.
Applieanl
r.
.
.
Fer
-
w'r
E-
Walker,
Artnt.
Dated
July
t.
iiti
MINERAL
ACT.
Cartlflcato
of
Improvamanta.
Sjiokane
Mineral
claim,
situate;
in
Ih.
aiiiii
Mininir
Division
or
Caslar
Dlslrlrt,
on
the
west
side
or
Bla:
Horn
'liver
to
the
east
or
and
adjolinuir
the
i.imiii
.imeriii
i.jaim,
TAkE
.tOTICE
that
I.
Fred
l.awsou
aacnt
for
Aimea
s.
Lawaon,
Free
Miner's
I.ITIiliraie
,1CI.
707lir
Intend.
I
day
from
the
dale
hereor,
b
apply
to
the
sunina
iierorner
ror
a
rrlirlcate
nr
Im-pnivrments,
tor
the
purpose
or
obtalnlnt
l
Crown
Grant
or
the
above
claim.
And
rurther
lake
notice
that
anion,
under
section
IT.
inn.t
tie
ei,mi,.n,
..1
i.
rore
the
Issue
or
such
Oriiricate
of
Im
1
I
proveinenst,
Dated
this
10th
lots
day
of
Aurust.
A.D
LAND
ACT.
In
the
Allln
Land
Dlstrlrt
or
r.asslar.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
F.llphlel
Noll
roller,
nr
sw
York.
.t.Y.,
I).l..
occupation
broker,
Intends
to
apply
ror
per-tnUsion
id
purclUM-
tlie
oiiowinr
de-scribed
.lands:
Cummencinr
at
a
t"t
plsnled
about
id
ii.ini.
auuui
,ii
imrine
s
i-oint
on
the
wesl
aine
or
Taalsh
l.nke.
about
eleven
miles
south
or
the
Yukon
houndiiry
line;
thence
aw
mains;
wieiiee
florin
40
lim
ns
'iience
east
JO
chains;
I
heme
souiherlv
ollowln
al'inr
the
shore
line
or
Tarlsh
l.she
Ui
fxiini
r
rommenrenienl,
said
parcel
coutalnlnr
an
acres,
more
or
lesi
FI.irill.ET
MOTT
I'OTTEII,
AppllranL
firms
in
the
.j...
..
'
.""'.T.
."""""
.
l...r
I
ll.....
I...
I
.
.
......
i
cri:5,
more
or
ie.
n
imii
ill
ui
iu,i
(iniers
UAceiiii-ii.i
hilnii
m.
II...
nil,
in.
,1
nrw.il
Dated
AinrnM
FIlIZZEI.I.S
LIMITH).
transpacific
service.
This
plan
calls
fur
the
construction
of
(hree
superior
ships
to
ply
on
the
transpacific
run.
The
plan
has
liren
submitted
lo
Ihe
Deparliiienl
or
Communications
with
Ihe
support
of
eleven
organizations
connected
with
shipping
inil
shipbuilding.
A
new
bill
has
been
drafted
based
main
ly
upon
Ibis
plan,
and
will
be
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
DKillY
ISLAND.
tilear,
ealm,
barometer,
.10.
JH;
lemperatiire.
51;
sea
smonlh;
0.10
a.m.
spoke
;
slpn
ini'r
Cii
nlnri!.
I.,fl
Will,,,
la-
ITlnce
Itupert
Mnd
Iterordina1
Ins-1.
.
,
.....
,
......
trlct
or
Prime
liuperl,
and
altuate
atjoui
siiuiiiijouiim;
...ui
a.m.
spoKe
i.umi,
uruiso
meaiiier
uueen
left
Keleliiknit
TAKE
.MiTICE
that
Amrlu-Brltlah
Co.
bound
lor
Seal
tic:
H
a.
Ill
..,,,u,
..inuii,
.uiifuaiiw
l.lllllirtl,
U(
ancouvcr.
li,C
occupation
packers,
iTiiiia
,u
I'l'i
(iir
a
Inir
described
Unds:
in.
lease
or
the
fo.l'jw.
spoke
molorship
Oregon
al
Hidden
In-,
let
northbound.
DKAD
TIli:i:
IMH.VT.
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30.13;
lemper-alure.
12;
sea
smoolh.
HULL
1
1
A
It
I
to
It
.
Clear,
calm:
barometer,
3(UI2;
lemiierature.
tr;
sea
.smoolh.
Noon
DKiHY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
baroineter
30.30;
lemiierature,
01;
sen
smooth.
DKAD
THLK
POINT,
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30.18;
temperature,
57;
sea
smoolh,
HULL
llAllltOH
Cloudy,
'citliii;
baroiueliT,
30.07;
temperature,
57;
sea
smooth.
A
Gentle
Reminder
j
.Mrs.
Oldehaiii:
Thank
you
so
much
for
Ihe
wonderful
'birthday
cake,
dear,
but
tell
me,
what
is
(be
idea
of
the
eleclric
bulb
on
it?"
j
Mr.
Oldelium
It's
10
candlo
power,
dearie,
I
Fishing
boat
Chief
-iliassa,
owned
hy
(lie
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
hrouahl
In
her
first
calch
of
halibut
on
the
Independent
lay
today,
following
her
employment
during
tho
summer
in
packing
'salmon.
The
vesel
is
now
in
charge
of
Capl.
Caudow
who
had
command
of
llio
Ki'iiniji
ill
ilni'itiJ
Hut
li.'illli'nl
Imc
Dat,.i
August
loth.
V;.1'
A,rent
Umn
operation..
I
Slone,
llrirk,
Cement,
clc,
i?i
11)21
show
an
OPENS
ON
THURSDAY
Large
Number
of
New
Members
Hae
Made
Application
For
Membership
In
Club
The
1
it
!
tn
1
11
1
11
eason
npeni
nil
"I'll
II
lh,lu
V
.if
I1.I.C
U'M.,L'
I'laf
TRADE
OF
THE
PACIFIC
I'1
hupeH
HadmliUon
Club
1
-
1
1
uas
again
iaK-ii
in
ne
imxh
nan
VICTOHIA,
Sep!.
28.
l'rohibi-;
VICTOIIIA.
Sept.
.'8.
A
plar,
""d
,wu
"""
w"
he
uetl
there
lion
is
a
success
111
the
I
nilcf
nur,
,
heing
rtii-oi'gl.v
stipp'Ml-
1
'mghuul
the
winter.
,
Stales
in
the
opinion
or
Colonel
P,i
by
Ihe
DepaiHuenl
.ir
i:mii.
A
,ar'"'
'"""her
of
new
people
1
ii
t
l'..
11..
...
i.
.
.
i..
.
.
.
.
hiiVi
mti'lii
ai
tr
I
inn
fi
muni.
rs.
3.500
women
domestics,
and
.
1
"
muim
.uhii
in
japnu.
ami
which
.....
'',
7.
,
.
1
3,20
housewives.
.just
returue.l
from
a
six
nionll.s
PilH
fot.
,R.
,.m,elk,n.
of
"-""'H
mhuiwi
unoersioou
The-e
figure
lnwed
a
ron.
i'aiauiiua
lour
01
uie
couiury
10
tire,.
or
rour
sul,erior
ships,
"r
'
'
!'
blir:ible
inrrwikn
ntmn
n.
-""U11'-
Colonel
I'allis
spoke
Meh
displacing
It.iHiO
ions
and
jm(lMia
previous
years,
hut
on
the
bal-j
ia,t
ev,"'g
11,0
mwllng
hebtj
esipable
of
develoi,ii
nineleen'
T""
-
(under
the
auspices
of
the
Pro-
knots
.s
to
be
placed
before
a
motel
arrivals
TIMBER
SALE,
X7051.
vincial
YV.C.T.U.
.in
connection
eabinet
council
during
the
early
'
'
Rupert
with
their
forty-second
annual
part
or
nest
month,
it
was
.
-"r
x,r
JoMU
-
',0cn.
convention.
J
i
learned
in
ndviees
from
3aimn
Kelchlkan;
C.
11.
llrandes
and
ll.
iithIvwI
ipcnkwl
Iiitp
in.ro'
I
"
J-
clch.
Vancouver;
W.
Walk-
.
"The
United
Slates
is
as
likely
to
che
up
prohibition
as
it
is
lo
.The
project
for
the
construe-
NVin"bK:
Hurbank,
Tlicre
will
be
offered
for
ilc
at
Vublie'
laki
In
l.pln-r
a
nwinarHiv."
Iip
..f
..-i.
i....
i
I
Prince
Owirge:
A.
Watt.
I...VH.
.mrniber.
ii5.
m
ue
urrio-
t
tii..itlairtied
at
one
point.
He
had.
i.n,
iiicr
i..ivpni:.iii
fur
1
h..
1
nni.
wnwouii,
1
ripie
i-
CKr!
","ref-.?"".
L."?
"cenre
imvpli.,l
M.rniicli
Ihlrl
v-lhree
ir;
'11...
i
i.
land.
aiii,
iu
rui
7z,uu
jacapnie
lie
on
in
'
yuvuiM
nic
.umiin-
nc-
areii
ituatrd
about
5
miics
.Norm
of
stales,
21,000
miles,
and,
til-
carcb
lntitu(e
of
Jaoan
has
oiorin.
itliougb
lie
bail
gone
tbere
cxp:l-
drafted
a
idau
which
calls
for
the
111
1
c
3
rmi
7
v,
ill
ur.
muni
i
iir
rvi.tir
fl..
on..
ai.a
i.'i
.
iinnnih
,
-
Kranrii.
Central
M.
Wrmhl.
I'dtn
Terrain.
IMiiinniiin.
Viiiiarsilol
:
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreaervert.
auryeysvl
Crown
lunda
may
M
r-mt)te4
by
(Iritlali
eubjei'ta
over
tl
year
of
it.
and
by
ullt-n
on
dechirinai
Intention
to
Uecoinn
HrtUsli
subject
a.
conditional
upon
residence,
occupation,
Jid
Improvamt-nt
(or
agricultural
lurpoaca.
Full
lnfortnitkon
concernlnu
ru
vllona
eKardlnsT
pia-emptlona
la
riven
In
bulletin
No.
1,
Land
Karlea.
"How
to
Pre-empt
I.
ml."
coplea
ot
vihlch
can
be
obtained
tree
of
charia
tjr
addreaelng
the
UeiMtrtment
o(
Lumta.
Victoria,
I1.C
or
to
any
Government
AittnL
v
ltwctirda
will
be
granted
coverlnf
only
land
aultabla
(or
aatrlculturaJ
purpoaea.
and
which
la
not
timber-land.
I.e.,
entry
Inn
over
k.000
board
feet
per
acre
weat
of
the
Coaat
Hang
ami
SjOOV
(tt
per
acre
eaat
of
that
ICinff.
Appllcotlnna
tor
pre-emptlona
art
to
be
addreaie4
lo
the
Lund
Com
mlaaloner
ot
the
Land
Iteeordlna
1)1
vision.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
la
altuatcd,
and
art
mad
en
printed
forma,
coplea
of
which
ran
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Comrnlaaloner.
Pre-emptlona
must
be
occupied
for
five
yeara
and
Improvemenla
mads
to
value
of
$10
tier
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
leaat
five
acrea.
before
a
Crown
Grant
cin
be
received.
l-'or
more
detailed
Information
ate
the
Ilutletln
"How
to
l're-empt
liod.".
PURCHASE
Appllcntlona
are
received
for
pur
clume
ot
vacant
ami
unreserved
Crown
lamia,
not
being
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
purpoaea:
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
la
ti
per
acre,
and
aecond-claaa
(ttrai-ing)
land
12.50
tier
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
leaae
of
Crown
land
la
given
In
liulletln
No.
IV,
Lund
Herlea.
"I'urchaae
and
Inae
of
Crown
Lund
a."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
altea
oa
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acrea,
may
be
purchased
or
leaaed,
the
conditions
Including
payment
ot
atumpaga.
HOMESITE
LEA8E8
ITnaurveyed
arena,
not
exceeding
II
acrea,
may
be
leaaed
aa
homesltea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Im
Vrovetnent
condltiona
are
fulfilled
and
land
haa
been
aurveyed,
LEASES
For
graxlng
and
Induattial
pur
poaea
arena
not
exceeding
(40
acraa
may
be
leaaed
by
one
peraon
or
a
company,
QRAZINQ
Under
the
Oraxlng
Act
the
Proy
Ince
la
divided
Into
grating
districts
and
the
rang
administered
undar
a
Oraxlng
Comrnlaaloner.
Annual
graxlng
permit
a
are
laaued
baaed
on
numbera
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
established
ownera.
Htock-owntrt
may
form
as
relatione
(or
range
management,
Free,
or
partly
(ree,
permlte
axe
available
(or
aettlera,
oaupere
and
travtllera,
up
to
tart
Tuesday,
Seplfm,htr
?9
lB?J
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tuetday
Only,
7
and
0
p.m.
The
Top
of
the
World'
An
adaptation
ol
Klln-I
M.
Id
II
-
jrriMfr.i
'
"".
euiiiphx
love
iiuMern
ol
inrkel
ftrange.
teme.
dnnnalu-
.Irupgle
ii.vnhni
one
w-ornan
out
on
Ihe
ni-terniu-.
ini(er
ill
which
riilhle
Nulure
play
a
frnit
ami
t
p,nt
The
ainaziiiK
adenlor.'
ul
I
hree
homan
i
Kale
taken
a
hand
in
their
nili-rlm
ked
dMim
-
of
love
and
fuerifne
deenin'd
nlon?
brand
to
w
lobl
annd-1
tlit-altinf?
fighl.
ritf-ittfr
(UmhU,
rmi',
,jf
and
M-eun-
grandeur.
Noluble
ral:
Jame
Klrkwood,
Anna
Q.
NlUton,
Raymond
Hittsn,
Sbe'don
Lewis,
Joseph
Kllgour,
Mabel
Van
Burcn
ollier.t.
THE
"GO
GETTERS"
SERIE8
No.
12
-
G.
O'HARA
AND
ALBERTA
VAUGHN
IN
"THE
WAY
OF
A
MAID."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35c
and
10c
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
ANDJ
SHIPYARD
Operating
a.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
i.i
equipped
to
handle
al
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
G01
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
PhonM
687
539
Or.
601
Black
735
Watson's
Unshrinkable
Underwear
Our
rail
anil
wmler
order
of
WiiImmi
l.'iihriMK
l'
I'ndcrweiir
ro
in
and
our
shirk
i
etiuitete.
There
i
'
style
inade
that
we
haven't
g'l.
QUALITY,
STYLE
AND
COLOR
.
Do
you
want
them
pure
wool,
silk
and
wool
or
wool
ana
cotton?
Do
you
want
Combinations,
Vests
or
Bloomors?
Do
you
want
the
sleeveless,
with
short
sleeves
or
lonfl
sleeves?
Do
you
want
them
In
cream,
roso,
lavondar
or
grey?
Well,
we
have
them,
yours
Is
the
demand,
ours
is
tho
supp'
Wo
have
sizes
mid
id
In
lork.
CHILDREN'S
PURE
WOOL
COMBINATIONS
Al
hmt
we
huve
Ihem
as
inolliers
wan
I
I
hem.
(ilii'dn'ii
Pure
Wool
CoiiihiiialioiiH
wilh
hliiirl
sleeves
mid
li'iiglh.
Wo
Imvo
Iheiii
from
slse
2
to
Jn
years.
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Phone
045.
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St.
BRITISH
COLUMBI
A
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1824.
lias
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$77,38:!,l);i;l;
Lode
(iotd
s
1
Ik
473,100;
Silver,
$08,82
i,57U
Lead,
$70,648,578
Copper,
$
I87.481l.a78;
Yaw.
.;'
171,407;
.Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$i,
lioal
ami
Uoke,
?'-MK).880,0lH;
Huddnir
V-i-'O.Ni
i;
making
us
.Mincrni
I'roiliiclion
lo
Ihe
end
u
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
Tho
Mining
Laws
of
lliis
Province
arc
more
liberal
untl
Uic
fees
lower
lliau
llm
,e
cl
any
oilier
Province
in
Ihe
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
llrilish
Umpire
,
Mineral
locations
are
gran
led
lo
discoverers
for
nominal
feus.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
Ihe
security
of
vhi
h
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
logellicr
with
Mining
llepii
ts
a
d
Maps,
tuny
l.e
nhlniurd
gut,
i
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
Brltlth
ColumbU.
N.ll.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
wlueh
deci
,1(
r
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
Ihe
Annual
lleporls
or
the
M
or
Mines.
Thoc
ronsiderlng
mining
iiiveslmeiiU
should
refer
to
u
h
rcxris
T
are
available
willioiil
.
harge
on
application
lo
Ihe
Deparliiienl
of
Mines.
Vi.-I
1,1
(
llt-port
or
Ihe
Oeologicnl
Survey
of
Canada.
Pacini-
lluildiug.
Vunruiiver,
are
r
uietided
as
valuable
soup-es
of
information.