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lleef,
per
lb.
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per
lb
10o
'
and
steak,
per
lb.
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!
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Spring
I.nnili,
per
lb
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..
25c
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or
SprinR
I.amb,
per
lb
35c
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Hams
and
Bacons
None
Better
"nm,
per
lb
40c.
I'ncon.
sliced,
per
lb...
5o
sprm(i
Cliickens,
per
lb.
35c
NVc
deliver,
l'ay
the
driver.
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Market
Oco,
W.
Kerr
Phone
178.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Mxqulslto
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
al
low
prices.
B.
C.PUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
NEW
THEORIES
IN
ASTRONOMY
Dr.
J.
8.
PJaskelt
Tells
Victoria
Canadian
Club
or
Visit
to
England
VICTORIA,
Sept.
W.
New
dis-I'ovene
by
scientist
anil
astronomer
may
cause
abandonment
of
accepted
theories
aw
to
'he
max
ami
nrea
of
the
star,;
averted
Dr.
J.
S.
plukelf,
di-;
'''
''or
of
tin-
Saanirli
Astrophysi-
at
Observatory,,
when
addressing
a
lunelieon
til
the
hmpress
llolel.
l.enirei
him
by
the
Canadian
Club,
the
Women
Cana-uniii
Club
ami
the
Victoria
i
i
.nu;li
of
the
Hoyal
Aslrononi-
at
Society.
"The
theories
of
l'ioferior
Ivddirtpton
ithowiiiK
aider
neu
to
be
erroneous,
tune
lieen
supported
by
examinations
of
the
eotupanion
of
Sirius.
and
this
work
may
be
of
enormous
importance
to
the
seienn-i
"I
astronomy,"
lie
said.
Dr.
I'laskett
credited
the
honor
I
of
liein
j-
the
truest
of
the
day
to
the
wrk
performed
by
the
Saa-nieh
Astrophysical
Observatory,
"fur
the
work
is
not
that
of
the
director,
but
of
the
whole
taff."
He
described
the
ceremony
of
completing
membership
in
the
Hoyal
Society
or
Copland.
The
tnaior
objective
of
hi-
i
visit
to
Kngland
wa
to
attend
the
triennial
sessions
of
the
International
Astronomical
L'nion.
ami
he
declared
that,
in
the
;
opinion
or
Hritish
and
American'
j
astronomer
the
barrier
aRuinsl
bad
been
done
at
r.ambridpe
the
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
MlTP
E
IS
IIKIOUV
lilVf
N
thil
lb
n'wrn
llin
oi-r
l.ol
ikhi.
Innitf
4
t.uai
JiUlriri,
it
iiiuillcd.
(1.
II.
.XADEM,
lrHitj
Miuitlrr
or
Undi
Miil
tlrixMcnrnt,
VlflorU,
vB.i:.
ml
pi
.
H.
LAND
ACT.
Nelk
of
.InUntton
to
Applr
to
Lit.
Ltn
In
rrlnre
llujrt
'Liml
Hrcordm
M-inn
of
iTinre
Unpen,
and
tllual
on
ini
xitim
rn
nrxirr
oi
wairi
is
Und.
nr.
bplni
norm
lltvulirk
Itlaml.
and
true
l.lin.1
I'ulnl.
silklin
lilind.
TAkf
MiTlit
I
lii
I
Analo-llrllUti
Col
ombia
J'aikinir
H'iiiny
Uinitwl,
it
Vancouver.
B.C..
utTupaUon
parkffn.
In-tuidi
10
apply
for
a
kae
of
the
fo'.Icw-inr
d'urrifwd
land:
rimiuirnrlnr
al
a
pout
planted
al
nltb
water
mark
on
the
aoutnwejt
fhore
of
Wale
Island
Hi
rxiiilcn
tsartnr
north
niarnellr
friun
lUymark
tland
and
Irue
ril
from
Inland
I'ulnl,
Sllktan
Utind;
Ihence
aouthealerly
alnns
hlrl)
water
mure
r
!
in
pomi
oi
roiiiniriH-riiK-in,
aud
ron
aminr
7
aore,
more
w
.
1
y
'Your
Y
Own
,
Soap-'
with
wns(e
fats
aid
PURE
FLAKE
LYE
Pull
Dircioq
for
rnolun?
liord
oml
f
t
aoop
with
every
can-
IT
SAVES
YOU
MONEY
E
W.GILLETT
CO.
LTD.
TORONTO,
ttm,
sessions
would
tiave
been
worth
whip,'
lie
said.
Revises
Theories
ItnfMkrlutif
u-nrl
i-n
c
rirniifil
Immense
Difference
"To
illustrate,
if
this
glass
of
wuler
were
filled
with
gas
from
Hetelgeuse
it
would
weiali
one
Iwo.liniiilreiltli
of
a
crain
on
the
I'ACKINO
.
1-td
iinpr
up
in
Iho
eyes
of
the
Knft-;
rr
Walter
E.
nated
July
"
t
LAND
ACT.
walker.
VS
lllish
people,"
he
said,
declarinjr
fnan.
Inlemll
la
apply
ror
wmuamn
n.te.1
ur
i
thj.
to
i'ur"'tia"
the
rollowmr
defrll.ed
lnd:
'
ed
at
he
Coii.meiii
lnir
al
a
ixl
oiithwrit
rurner
oi
i.m
r
theiirV
SO
rhaiiH
norther
y:
thenr
Sii
ehaina
westerly,
nmre
or
tens,
jo
the
Em-:!"?.....
iiiinr.
!in
rhaln
aoutherlv.
I
hence
SO
chain
faMerly.
and
cuntalntnr,
VO
acre,
more
r
-"-j
A
nM,xu.
rr
o.
p.
nte
Arpllrant.
1.
Areni..
LANO
A0T.
Int.nllonJoTppI
Io
tai
Land
Nolle
of
i.i
Prlnre
nnpert
lnd
llernrdliiir
nirlj
Tivf
VlT
i'E
ll
Eitwiie
II.
Slmpnon.
rTut.hf
M.
I
t
'.H
cupallon
r.nn.-ry.nan
intend
to
!'t''Y
"r
"
,
......
.
-.a,
.
t,
ptttd
tlrd
July.
.
the
Canadian
offices
in
London
I
to
be
adequate
to
the
interests
nolle
of
inUniionTo
Appti
to
rurcha.aj
and
prospects
of
Canada
as
lam.
I
member
of
the
Kmpiro.
In
Hi
L"'l
lioenntlne
IMMrlet
of
Prlnee
Hlllsl
I,
ail"
Miwiir
.!."..
.
Mr
tall
creek
whlrh
flowa
tnlo
tlie
Kitall
Hlvrr
about
in
mil'
from
TAkK
'"s'otVcE
that
John
A.
Smith
of
Prlnre
nnperl,
...
oitiiiwikhi
.uhiici-
a
TIMBER
SALE,
X
7468.
Soaleil
Tenders
will
lie
received
liv
Ihe
Mlnixler
or
Land
at
Victoria
not
later
thmi
noon
un
the
iff
ml
day
of
October,
Ui.'i.
for
the
purvlie
of
Licence
7tr.8,
10
cut
8111,
000
reel
or
Spruce
and
Item-lurk
on
an
area
sltuaied
on
Martl
Inlet
approximately
T
miles
from
Port
Clements,'
UX.I..
Prince
llupert
JilnlrlcL
Two
(
years
will
tie
allowed
for
removal
of
llinlnT.
1'nrihcr
particulars
of
the
Clitef
Kur-ealcr,
Vlclorla,
H.C..
or
liUtrlrt
Korea-lec.
Prlnee
lliierl.
II
C,
TIMBER
SALE
X7106
Them
will
lie
orfered
for
nale
at
Public
Aurllou.
at
noon
on
tne
IM
day
or
octo-l.er.
IU5.
In
Ihe
office
of
Uic
KorrM
Sun-
ervisor,
huilthers,
II.C,
the
Licence
X
7
1
uft.
Io
rut
&4U.0UU
llnuttl
feel
of
Cedar
Pole
and
I'IIiuk
oh
an
area
adjoin
inir
l.ol
ha,
uorin-we.il
or
uaivi
i:iiiiir
DUlrlcl.
Three'
iS)
yeara
vlll
lie
allowed
for
removal
or
timoer.
Provided
tli.it
any
one.
uhaltte
to
attend
Din
aurllou
In
permm
may
submit
a
sealed
ENJOYABLE
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
Knights
of
Pythias
Were
Hosts
at
Affair
Held
Last
Even-
j
Ing
In
Boston
Hall
j
A
very
successful
whist
drive
and
dance
wax
held
last
evening
in
the
Jtostnn
Hall
by
Skeena
Lodge
No.
S5
Knight
of
Pylhias.j
There
were
id
table
of
whist'
anil
the
prize
winner
were:!
Ladies'
first,
Air.
V.
Gilchrist;
ladies'
second,
Mw.
W.
U.
Cor-i
nisli;
men's
first,
H.
M.
?jrripon;
men
u
second,
Jack
tUth
After
cards,
refreshments
were
servi'd
and
about
150
pco-j
pie
participated
in
the
dance
that
followed.
Knlivenin?
music
!wa
furnished
by
Kenny
Hood's
I
Perenaden
asslsled
by
Uic
or-'
i:betia
of
Sj.
l'riiicc
Charles,
j
j
Fred
Wesch
wan
master
of
eerenmnieM;
F.
W.
Hart
jtrcsided
ai
the
door
and
the
committee
in
charge
conxisled
of
II.
M:
Hlake,1
(Jack
liulfcer
and
fieorj:e
Johnstone.
A
ladie'
committee
winch
agisted
with
refreshments
comprised
firs.
Iverson.
Mrs.
D.
McCulloch
and
Mrs.
V.
(iilchrist.
WILLIAMS
PLEADED
I
GUILTY
OF
FORGERY
!
GIVEN
THREE
YEARS
than
the
orbit
oT
the
earth,
300,-
rurri""-
000,0(10
mill's,
with
ih
enormous
SMITH
FHS,
Sept.
20.
After
,
i
elc"l
ini:
for
a
speeily
trial
at
the
well
preliminary
liearinjr,
Joseph
()'.
Williaius,
cbaretl
with
forpery.
appeared
before
Jwlze
Younp:
on
r.i.lnf
llk
.t'fia
ilifl
f.fTA.1
U'llll
j
ii'iaj.
lit-
r--'
......
!admision
of
Austrian
ami
lier-.,.,,
'
forpinR
the
name
or
I)
K.
Moore
,,y
Profe..r
Fiblin?Jn
on
the
oiHii
reiirrMfniaiic
siiouoi
ne
..
......
io
iwo
ci
eaocs
aiwi
nan
iin-ui
o-iiiij
in
ijii"
sinrs.
iiii-j
uiit
-
-
I
.
.
....
,
.
.
...
abandoned.
U
no
doubt.
,.,,
wiUl0ul
any
cashed
by
Snt.l,er
merchants.
that,
ber.tre
the
next
mcelinjr
in;
koll(,
m:.iri
ii.i,
(nnlndin.ir
Williams
pleaded
J-'uilly
when
Holland
in
Ihec
barriers
'
The
vast
'
size
of
tlie
',,,,0,',
,l,e
"'fUirl
a"'1
was
?pn
will
be
all
abolished.
Mr.
I'las-
star
.
was
iii...i;i.i
iltiistrnted
i...
liv
iinioi.
tenccd
to
three
years
on
each
kel
forecasted.
Union's
Labors
The
work
of
the
union
was
de-
pens.-
as
U'inK
f
larger
diameter
Hiarn-.
.sentences
.
...!
.
..i..i,.h..
i.
.it
if
toe.s
wen
IMrK
oirijeifiii
-minimi
nr..
.wvir
ui
i
.
....
-
in..
in
iMMi
marked
No.
.E.:
itiencei
keen
and
.
alert,
...j
was
Dr.
J'las-
nilneriy
1U
rnann.
morn
or
ie,
u.
iuw
water
mark;
itienre
.vrlheter!y
atona
ii.u
water
i.urk
fnrly-elitU
hundred
feet.
imire
nr
le;
tlienoe
northerly
to
rham.
to
run
con-
bribed
as
chiefly
deoidinp
lemperalure.
'STRIKE
OF
ORE
AT
w"
is
"i
u"
urik
uirriu
iiaia
was
pnxiuceu
io
snow
i
Ifrformed.
Such
fobIcnv
a
Uiat
Irejni-udous
ener?y
is
pre-Ithe
boutifliries
or
the
ronslella-
eit
in
the
centre
of
tbee
preat1
I
lions,
u
avoid
ambiKuit)'
in
nam-i
stars,
the
effcel
4teinp
to
.strip'
YANARSDOL
CAUSES
SOME
EXCITEMENT
inir
new
and
variable
star,
come
ft
(he
outer
electron,
thus
within
the
scope
of
the
union.
!
permitlintr
or
preat
interior
den-!
TF.HHACK.
Seol.
29.
Consid-
The
committee
on
standard
Uy.
erable
excitement
has
been
caus-
WHve-leiipih
and
niclho.
rorj
These
theories,
or
drastic
nov-',.,
here
by
the
arrival
or
some
their
production
determined
the
?ny
presented
on
the
density
of
&nod
lookinir
ore
found
near
jwave-lenplh
of
llphl.
wilh
an
ac-l
stars,
nbowcl
that
it
i
posslblo
Vaiiarsdol
and
a
number
or
local
euracv
within
one
rive
millionth
that
previous
ideas
or
the
Mini-'people,
have
staked
claims
there,
jor
one
fifty
thousandths
of
an
talion
of
density
may
have
to
be
x
,v(iirns
have
yet
been
re-jincli.
an
excessively
small
quan-'
abandoned.
Observations
since
,.,,jV,.d
from
t
ti-
assay
office,
jlily
to
the
avcrnpe
man.
but
or,
rtwtdc
have
tendetl
to
cnnHrm
the
(iscar
(iendrum
came
in
from
.fundamental
importance
to
as-
ncw
hypoUiesis,
the
comjianion
Kalum
Lake
on
Friday
and
went
ironomers.
'of
Sirius.
lelnc
measured
as
,,
,n
Vmini
silot
to
inxestiuale.
Subjecls
allied
to
Hn
wrc
only
three
times
the
size
of
the
;
.
an
important
matter
uiscu.eu
earth,
and
though
entirely
pae-
UADUCCT
TIIAMVCriUlMr
and
setilcl.
"ir
nothing?
else.l(,u,.
ous.
0f
or
enormous
enormous
density.
density.
nAlvYtjl
lUAniAOUlYlnU
IN
SMITHERS
CHURCH
SMITH
WIS.
Sept.
29.
OKI
II
I
l.IHUI.KKMI,
UUI
J
,
.
O
.
.
.,
..
.......
m
i...
I'liurch
on
Sunday.
The
BROKE
FROM
CUSTODY
.
i
.nlonoV'sTriusr-wouid
,Bh
"!
W
FIFTEEN
DAYS
MORE
SMITIIF.IIS,
Sept.
29.
departed
to
his
rancherie.
lie
was
promptly
re-arrested
and
ar-rainised
berore
His
Honor
Judite
fnrllier
term
of
fifteen
days.
TERRACE
NOTES
Special
Stunday
School
services
were
held
in
Knox
Church
on
Sunday
aflernnon,
it
being
Rally
Day
for
the
Union
Sunday
school.
A
specially
jirepared
program
of
choruses,
recitations
und
scrjp-lure
memory
work
was
well
carried
out
and
reflects
much
credit;
on
liolh
Uie
earners
ntvl
scholars.
Lilian
Chrislte
and
Mar-
Ktirel
Cdu.ss
were
awarded
diplo
mas
for
Jiieniory
work
number
of
purtliits
and
others
Inlercslcil
wexe
-present
at
the
service.
Under
(lie
auspices
of
Ihe
Tcr
InVi
VV
.rt
r
.
i?.
i
"uuro'
"u"u'"i
ractr
TenniA
Club
a
whist
drive
present.
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You
Strictly
Up-to-Date?
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the
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the
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sessions,
followed
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show
on
Saturday
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a
recital
of
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celebrations
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persons
presented
to
their
Maj-
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and
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Mnrv.
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nol
do
liini
JiicliceVHifartSrh'hfir
appear
tired,
whereas
lie
has
a
fresh
color
nnd
appears
very
kelt's
comment.
"I
think
(lint
the
reception
accorded
me
in
Kngland
showed
Hhat
Canadian
affairs
are
loom-
J.
L.
lle.lhurem
of
Usk,
vas
in
town
on
Friday..-.
,
.
Fred
Wesch
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
A
week
end
visitor
at
lite
Whilehome
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Hau
serving
a
sentence
of
thirty
days'dcnschild.
al
the
llazellon
jail,
Joe
Seymour
an
Indian,
decided
that
jail
lifei
Miss
I.ee
of
the
Prince
Youtiff
on
Friday
cliarjied
w
ith
I
Mrs.
H.
I..
FTank.
llu-
was
not
auieeiiw
willj
him
and
'pert
Keneral
hospital
slaff
is
in
town
to
attend
the
Fruiik-Hrooki
nuptials
in
Tuesday.
She
is
the
latest
at
Ihe
home
of
Mr.
ami
lireakinp
rrom;
cnslodyi
To
im-
press
upon
Joe
iltat
this
was
an
Peter
McDonald,
now
ferry-
unlawrul
action
he
was
Riven
a
man
at
KPmo.
and
for
a
nutnner
of
years,
rerryman
at
Terrace
was
'hack
in
town
renewing
acquaintances
this
last
week.
Harry
Thrupp
or
the
clerical
stalT
or
the
G.NJI.
Prince
Rupert
was
in
town
al
Ihe
week
end.
Governor
D.
V.
Davis,
of
the
Depaflmeut
of
the
Interior,
Washington,
D.C.,
has
.
again
gone
In
Kalum
Lake
In
the
Hop
per-Davis
"mines.
Oovernpr
Davis
visitctd
the
mines
ahoul
llireo
weeks
ago
nnd
was
very
ravorably
impressed
wilh
tho
Quite
n!
prospects
and
wilh
the
devclop-
inenl
work
being
done.
J.
Hoar,
Kalum
Lake,
mining
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VERY
day
i)eyMnventions
appear
to
perl,
and
until
recently
teller
in
the
local
bank
for
several
years,
is
holidayini;
in
town.
J.
L.
Christie,
Prince
Rupert,
was
a
business
visitor
on
hai-
urday.
The
fieodetic
survey
parl
which
lias
lieen
camped
,
near
town
ror
several
weeks'
has
broken
up
camp.
Members
id
.Hie
parly
loft
on
Sunday
tot
Prince
Rupert
and
thence
to
I
heir
liontes.
T.
A.
McMartin
or
Smilhers,
is
in
lowjv
the
,Kuesl
of
Mr.
aild
Mrs.
(Je'orKO
Little.'
SMITHERS
Mrs.
S.
A.
F.by
arrived
back
in
Smilhers
on
Saturday
morninc
after
a
trip
of
several
weeks
spent
visilinjr
with
rriends
and
relatives
in
different
parts
or
Ontario.
Ar
Corp.
W.
.1.
Service
or
the
Provincial
police
is
now
appearing
on
duty
in
uniform,
the
new
all
Ire
nrriving
rrom
Victoria
Just
in
time
to
be
donned
al
Ihe
pre
sent
silling
or
the
County
Court.
conducled
by
Judge
Young.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Kennedy
and
Itillie
relumed
to
town
on
Saturday
evening's
train
atler
spending
a
couple
of
months
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
Kennedy
Journeyed
to
Prince
Rupert
Io
escort
Mrs.
Kennedy
and
the
new
sou
back
to
George
Hushby,
Conservative
candidate
in
Ihe
coming
election,
was
billed
to
speak
in
SniltlieM
last
evening.
On
Sunday
..Mr.
Hushby
made
the
trip
up
the
Hudson's
Hay
Mountain
to
talk
things
over
with
iho
hoys
at
Hie
man,
was
in
Terrace
al
Iho
week
Dulhie
mine.
end.
I
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kd.
Hyde
of
Kurlher
partleiilart
of
the
Chief
Koret
lintl
dance
WHS
held
ill
Iho
O.W.!
fleo.
V
Anderson.
of
ttm
lliirollini
n-..i
visitors
in
town
rrWYXpert.'
a
A.
U
lorM,erVA.
hull
on
Friday
night.
A'llank-
of
Montreal,
Prince
Ru-lover
the
week
end.
se
save
J
you
time,
money
and
effort.
All
the
time
new
comforts,
new
conveniences
and
new
pleasures
are.
being
thought
out
for
your
individual
benefit.
Dp
you
know
about
them?
to
the
minute
on
this
vital
news?
e
you
,,up
The
advertisements
bring
you
information
of
all
this
progress.
Read
them
and
you
will
know
about
the
very
things
that
concern
you
most
things
that
have
a
very
direct
influence
on
your
life
and
that
of
your
family.
The
advertisements
tell
you
where
to
get
these
things,
how
to
get
them
and
how
much
to
pay.
For
advertising
is
a
daily
directory
to
wise
buying.
Don't
rob
yourself
of
the
benefits
that
come
from
regular
and
systematic
reading
of
the
advertising
columns.
Advertising
is
altogether
loo
important
to
be
missed.
Read
it
every
Jay.
annum
Harvest
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The
church
It's
a
profitable
practise
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
Tho
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrirt-T-Servlce,
Sort
finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning
Wo
are
ready
at
any
lime
to
receivo
your
phono
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
chargo
or
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
Shoe
Qioice
is
Easy
when
you
look
over
the
ONYX
models
for
Fall,
because
the
styles
anticipate
W
trend
of
fashion
and
there
are
shoes
for
each
oc-cusion
that
women
and
young
women
want.
Our
Full
slock
is
now
complete.
We
slock
A
and
AA
widths,
also
wide
widths.
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Third
Avenue.
Phone
367,