''AGE
SIX
ExtraSpecials
for
Fair
Week
In
Every
Line
Watches
from
$1.50
up.
Chains
from
25o
up.
l'ocket
Knives
from
25c
up.
Non-Deslruclibic
.
1
e
a
r
1
Heads
from
52.00
up.
Ilracrlels
from
25c.
up.
Special
Discount
on
Odd
Cups
and
Saucers
Ileal
Money
Savers
Watch
the
Windows
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Coats
Ladies'
and
Children's
Coats
LATEST
STYLES.
REASONABLY
PRICED.
See
Our
Windows.
t
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phono
9
Fruit
Special
Mackintosh
A
p
p
I
c
s.
box
$3.50
Harllelt
Pears,
dor...
40c
cralc
..
..
$3.75
Peaches,
doz
40c
cr.de
$1.90
Prunes,
Ih.
15c,
crate
$1.40
Watermelon,
found
.
.
6c
Cantilop.
lange
15o
Hanauas,
per
dor.
.
.
.
50o
Tako
advantages
of
this
Special.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
18
PHONES
84
417-423
Fifth
Avenuo
East,
Eggs
ArrivingDaily
livery
Fgg
(iuaranlecd
Galnor's
Ham,
none
better,
half
or
whole,
per
lit.
40o
Ccef,
Pork,
Mutton,
Veal,
f
Fish
and
Fowl.
Al
Usual
Low
Prices.
Bulkley
Market
Geo.
W.
Kerr,
Manager.
Phone
178.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kx(ulsilo
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings,
al
low
prices,
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
MASQUERADE
DISTRESSING
LAST
NIGHT,
KIDNEY
TROUBLE
Final
Wlndup
of
Fair
Was
Attended
by
573
Persons
Besides
Ticket
Holders
The
masquerade
ball,
closing
the
fair
last
night,
did
not
at
tract
as
large
a
crowd
as
usual.
jallliougli
573
persons
paid
ad-'
mission
ueswes
me
nosers
oi
season
tickets
anil
passes.
The
masquerade
itself
was
disappointing
because
there
were
so
few
people
in
costume.
There
seemed
to
be
a
general
misunderstanding
among
the
public
about
it
being
such
an
affair.
The
winners
were:
II
rs.
P.
J.
McCormack,
best
dressed
lady,
as
Dahlia
Queen;
Harry
McMastcr.
best
comic
costume,
as
Charlie
Chaplin.
Judges
were
members
of
the
Fair
Hoard
with
Miss
S.
A.
Mills
and
Mr.
W.
D.
Vance.
Music
was
provided
by
Halag-
no
s
orchestra
ana
uuncing
was
generally
enjoyed
until
af'cr
midnight.
S.
I).
Macdonald
and
lien
Self
were
masters
of
eere-j
monies.
During
the
evening
checks
in'
the
scholarship
contest
were
awarded
as
well
as
prizes
toscv-t
eral
of
the
exhibitors.
Hen
Self.'
president
of
the
Fair
Hoard,
made
the
presentations.
Miss
Laura
Frizzell
received
a
passbook
showing
$500
to
her
credit
to
be
used
for
scholastic
pur-1
poses.
This
was
the
grand
prize.
ten
per
cent
commission
prizes
were
awarded
as
'follows:
Mi-s
Adeline
llenricksen,
03.35;
Miss
Kalherine
Harvey,
$28.10;
Miss
Alberta
Hichmond.
$lt.-'0;
Ar
Ihur
Johnson,
$1.30.
The
drawing
for
the
I00,
$50
and
825
cash
prizes
will
take
place
next
week.
t
.
v
r
n
mmmr
ELCit.NE
II.
SIMPSON.
Applicant.
Tistfd
Srrt
Jnlv.
tot
CANADIAN
SERVICE
TO
PLYIKOUTM-CMtHUOUHU-uonuu
.
Inimmru
..
Sept.
"..
sllmnla.
rt.
17
TO
PLV
MOUTH-CM
ERBUuRU"HAmBU
no
Andauia
.
.
Oct.
lu.
'ov.
1
FROM
BOSTON
TO
QUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
anuria
.
Sept.
ti
S
.
Una
.
Oct.
4
Money
order-
and
drafts
at
lowest
rates
Full
Information
frorn
Arentt
or
Company's
orricei,
tit
Jlastlnra
St,
W,
Vancouver
R
C
DANCING
At
the
Auditorium
Changed
this
week
to
Wednesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday,
beginning
at
8.30
p.m.
I
Dance
10c
J
for
25c
Free
Admission.
U
J.
MARREN,
Prop.
Phono
Black
449.
Terrible
affliction
quickly
relieved
by
"Fmit-a-tines".
ALBERT
YOUNG
"Eight
years
ago
I
was
laid
up
with
inflammatory
rheumatism,
scarcely
able
to
move
hand
or
foot.
There
was
Kidney
Trouble,
miserable
Indigestion
and
Liver
difficulties.
.As
soon
as
I
began
to
use
"Fruit-a-tives",
I
could
see
an
im-.
provement.
I
was
relieved
of
my
Constipation
and
Liver
trouble,
and
have
been
100
better
of
Rheumatism
and
Kidney
Disease"
Mrs.
Albert
Young,
39
N.
As-pland
St,
Worcester,
Mass.
"Fruit-a-tives"
combine
the
concentrated
essence
of
luscious
fruits
with
valuable
tonics.
They
restore
the
kidneys
and
liver
to
normal
action,
increase
the
flow
of
gastric
juices,
and
make
the
digestion
complete
and
natural
again.
23c
and
50c
at
all
dealers.
POLICE
MAGISTRATE
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
o.
n.
vue.v
licmily
Minister
of
Land.
Lami
tieparimrni,
Vli'tui'ia.
Il...
tiul
.'t-PU
l.
.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
ot
Intention
lo
Apply
to
Laaia
Lan
In
Prince
Hupert
Land
lieenrdinf
Ms
trlct
or
I'rlnce
Imprrt,
and
sltuato
on
tne
iHiriiittesi
eoat
oi
iirimn
coiuiii
bla.
I'ortlaiul
I'aual.
and
lielnt
al
Sot
Point,
I'urtlaiHt
Canal,
ami
bearing
north
inaaiMtlc
from
Tree
Poiui.
FROM
Montreal.
rearse
lU1Nl.
TO
PLVMOUTM-CHERBOURO-LONDON
.
TAKE
Mll'
t
lliat
Anvlf
Urltlsh
Co'
Aiitimia
.
Si-nl
to
o
t.
17,
.Viv.
II
uiiibia
I'arkinit
i.oniuany
Limited,
Aui-
ilia
s'pt
7
nil.
ii,
-viv.
ji
iiiimiumt,
ii.i..,
occupation
I'araers,
in
Alaiinia
.
on.
.
AM
aiiia.
.
.
m
i.
iu
icnns
m
aipy
ir
a
ica-c
or
tue.
toiiow
TO
LIVERPOOL
1
'U9
IK'scnucil
II1IU.:
Aiirania
Sent
IS.
Altmia.
..
Oct.
3U1
'.iiiiiM
iiclnr
al
a
pot
Planted
at
lilt!
TO
uLABQOW,
waicr
main
ai
pjhi
i'oiiii,
I'oriianu
t.auii
l.ctllu
.'.ill
.T,.
Oct.
uirino
souinnasieriy
aiona-
men
wale
alurnla
..
'L
.
vtiicnia
...
Oct.
u"ir
lor
loriy-rirui
nunnrea
nti
to
FROM
NEW
VORK
TO
QUCENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
''Jirmain
....
sept,
to,
on.
n,
.-iov.
ii
yraiiK
iila
..
Seiu.
vn.
Si
vlhla
..
net.
TO
CHERBOURG)
Anu
aouTMAmr-Tuit
MaiiiTUina
.
sept
oil.
n,
ov.
4
Auullanla
Sept.
10.
Oct.
II.
Nov.
tl
tlrri'iiraria
':!.
3.
.
"V.
is
TO
LONDONDERRY
AND
ULASOOW
i:alirnrnla
.
sept.
10.
T'isiaula
orl.
t(
Traimylvania
Sept.
tf.
pot
marked
Vi.
3.S.K.;
tliiiue
aoutbrrl)
IU
rliaina,
n.ore
or
lena,
to
low
water
mark:
thence
norlhucsleilv
aloof
low
water
mark
roily-cirht
htmdred
feet,
more
or
lean;
thence
northerly
lu
chains,
more
or
less,
to
juliit
of
commencement,
and
coiitalnlna;
It
acre,
more
or
leiia.
A.0LO-IUllTtll
COl.tiMIIIA
PACKING
CO.
I.TIl..
AhDlleanl
Per
Walter
K.
Walker,
Areul
Dated
lnlv
ttrd.
Ittt
LAND
ACT.
t
I
I
Nctlca
of
Intantlon
lo
Apply
to
Purthaaa
tana,
lu
the
Land
tli-cordinir
Iilslru
t
or
prince
hiiH'it.
and
sltuitc
al
Ilia;
fall
Creek
nhl'li
riown
Into
IcMall
luvrr
ahoul
is
miie
rrom
u
loouih.
t
kK
ni:t
nut
cnriofi
p.
hi.i
or
rrlurc
lluiiert.
II.C.
occupation
lumber
man.
intends
to
apply
U,r
permission
I"
pun
iuse
the
rollowlmr
denrrlted
land:
i
'iltilliciicliia
al
a
imI
td;mliyl
al
the
!
stiulliut-st
comer
r
Lot
cas,
juukc
four;
incur!
x
rliaina
aouuieriy;
iiwiicn
tu
'luiius
weslerlv:
llicnm
id
rhaln
north
erlt
thence
If
II
chflliia
easterly
to
hiIiiI
oi
I'oimiienccnicui,
ami
comaiiiiiiK
iu
acres,
more
or
icaa.
C.
P.
HIFI-
unieo
siihi
mil
mta.
MINERAL
ACT.
Afinllcant
CtrtlOcata
of
lmpromnta.
SlHikane
Mineral
Claim,
altuale-
In
the
Atllu
Mlnlnv
Iilvls
on
or
t:ll
IHslrlrl.
on
the
west
aide
or
lllr
Horn
Itlver
In
the
east
or
and
adjoining;
the
i.owin
siinerai
i.isnii.
1
AKK
MiTM'.l:
lint
I.
Fred
l.awaoll
areni.
ror
Ainiea
i
i.awon,
tree
Miner
Certificate
No.
707
lie
Inlends
.
slitv
ilava
rrim
lh
dat
hereof,
In
tpnly
In
the
Milium
necoriicr
tor
a
eriiricate
or
iin-provemctila,
for
llie
pui'pou
of
olittlulnt
a
i
rnwii
urani
or
llie
above
claim.
And
further
take
nullce
lint
arlloii
miller
aectliiu
1,
mils
he
roinuienced
be
rure
the
is-tie
or
such
vrtiricate
of
Im
prnvrtuciiM.
DaleO
tLlh
lutb
diy
of
Autiul,
Alt
ill
mill
VWH
1.
Tllli
exhibition
is
over
ami
the
people
are
going
away,
ajul
now
there's
nothing
lo
do
but
carry
'on
like
we
used
lo
do
before.
IF
people
.worked
as
hard
as
they
think
they
do,
what
successes
we
should
be
able
to
record.
NONE
so
blind
as
an
umpire,
unless
it
is
a
referee.
THE
queer
thing
about
this
political
campaign
is
that
people
Ion
both
sides
seem
lo
think
they
are
right.
ITS
useless
to
hunt
among
the
grass
for
a
grass
widow.
(Jo
up
street
and
you
will
see
her
looking
in
al
the
shop
windows.
IF
you
wish
to
think
of
auto
i
horns,
latk
about
Hong
Kong.
THK
way
lo
cope
with
the
yellow
peril
is
to
treat
Orientals
white.
I
I
TOO
mucli
attention
is
apt
to
eausc
people
to
be
puffed
up.
It
jis
the
same
with
mosquito
bites.
THK
apple
may
have
been
responsible
for
the
trouble
in
Eden,
but
It
is
the
poach
that
seems
lo
cause
the
friction
around
here
YOU
can't
shame
a
jackass
by
braying
toutier
than
he.
Try
a
little
absent
treatment.
EVOLUTION
is
all
right.
Jake
I
thinks.
He
says
he
know
doz-
I
.-Ma
nf
tupii
ivliu
inn!
tmvfl
been
TO
TRAVEL
IN
EAST;'d,u
l
ver
a&-
mr.
ana
mrs.
inos.
mtoiymunv
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Moftty
II.
Moure.,
,
f
Thlsi
Mornna's
Train
Lc't
on
Tn"
mornng
s
train
Ltd'
irvnt
ror
the
muneer
G,ii
miw
whose
addre
I
Enfrlncer
Mine.
Alllu.
t0
visit
"
New
York,
Perth
U...,
will
apply
for
a
llc-cuse
lu
take
ait.f
I
uh
SO
mine
feel
IT
tecutid
of
water!
and
Winnipeg
out
of
Wann
Hiver
which
riowa
weaterly
imt
drains
Into
Tafti-h
Lake
about
two1
and
ouc-hair
mile
sooth
ot
the
Engineer
police
Magistrate
and
Mrs.
.Mine.
The
water
wlU
be
diverted
from
..
.
,
,
,
.
,
...
tue
itrcam
it
a
point
about
two
miie
Ihomas
McClymont
left
on
this
'.
::!
i
morning
s
train
lo
spenil
a
six
liisii
iavir
auu
wain
a-rs
usvu
ivi
nju'
i-iectru-
power
purpoisea
uiwn
tne
fcmrineer
weCKS
Vacaltoil
III
lll"
r.asi.
Mine.
whoe
holdingi
are
dearnbcii
ar
....
,
,
.
..
,
leven
l.rown
Granted
Mineral
claim.
I
hey
proceed
from
here
ilirec
surveyed
l.ot
So.
19,
Jo,
to.
J07.o9.
x-
,
10
York
uhpre
wuere
.ir.
Mr
jici.o
MrCSv
lorn,
m
8.
17.
6S.
7u.
87
and
164.
Croup
i,
r.assiar
biatrirt.
Thu
notice
mont
will
visit
his
nephews.
Ile-osted
on
the
ground
on
the
tlt
day
ol
,
.
.,
.
.
,,
July.
A
ropy
or
tills
notice
awi
turning
by
way
Of
Montreal,
thev
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
ttw
u.:ii
wl"
i
1
K
J
i
I
Mr
.Hrwjiimni
MpCIviiioiiI'-'
Water
Art.
1911.
will
be
Med
In
the
ofrire
-irs.
if
the
Water
liecorder
al
AIMn,
II.C.
Ob
Mrthplncc
at
l'erlli,
Out.,
and
lections
may
be
Wed
wllh
the
taid
Water
.,,
,
.
,
,:'
;
..
Merorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
or
Water
Will
also
slop
Oil
at
VV
inill,ieK
liiKht.
Parlinoent
nulidinrs
Vlriona,
.
10
vj
1!UI
...jii,
-,,r!i-
ips
.c'i
MrClvninnl''
.
B.:..
within
thirty
da
arter
llie
apt-rar
nre
or
tiii
notire
tn
a
local
nepair.
sister.
Mrs.
II.
I..
Midforth.
The
date
or
the
flrt
publication
of
ttila
...
,
.
:
.,
.
notice
Is
llie
iWlh
day
or
Auirmt,
lOfi.
I
Will
lie
tWCfc
Home
III
lime
t.i.i.vttii
oulij
Mi.vhs
-To.;.nL
l0
vo(c
for
Mackenzie
King's
Monty
ii.
Miore,
a
yen
i.
government,"
said
Mr.
McCly-
land
act.
mont
before
he
left
this
morn
T
l.lj
..
I.
Mij
!....--
in
prince
nuiwrt
Land
n-cordin
otsirie
formerly
of
Linzey
A
Davie,
or
rrlnce
iiutwri,
and
situate
at
Yes
.....
.
.
.
...
.
tjium
nay.
Maeti
inirt.
win
c
i"
"
".-.
TAVE
MITK
E
tint
Kuntie
II.
Simps
ml
r
UaisetL
III).-
ocrunalliMi
eaniH-rvmaii.
ntrnds
to
apply
Tor
a
lease
of
the
rol-l
iSt
ff
IdWlnif
descrllird
land.
i
tuV
'..
V
(oHriinnrinit
at
a
lt
planird
aloml
90
-hatn
wenferly
from
tlie
.N.E.
orner
r
Lot
i:.iu.
naiire
s.
oiast
insinci;
llience
nest
six
rhaln;
ttiencr
north
three
'hainy.
iimrr
or
le-s.
lo
mrn
water
mara:
inenre
easienv
aioiiir
mm
waier
uiara
i
t
u
ot
,.
..
.
n
l
v
,.,
.lnt
of
.omn.en
-.-ment,
and
contaln'nir
'
.
'
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,V
...
'..Vo.
lunae
'.!
s
inwiv
?
i
i.
M
til
iHAlPtal
1
iani'iifaWl
TAI.KI.Nt!
of
ixlbugs
I
know
several
people
you
can't
gel
out
from
'the
blankets
on
a
Sunday
morning.
I
like
(he
nice
cool
autumn
days,
When
silting
in
the
sun.
1
1
ruminate
upon
the
ways
I
might
have
hail
some
fun
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
where
they
will
make
their
home
Judge
Young
will
leave
tomor
row
for
Allin
accompanied
H)
William
Sloan
and
Mr.
Sloan,
Jr.
BALL
TEAMS
AT
LUNCHEON
tCoiillniied
from
Cage
One).
concerned,
in
arranging
for
the
visits
of
the
various
teams,
par
ticularly
wild
respect
to
accommodation.
He
aked
the
visitor
lo
express
candidly
their,
opinions
a.s
to
tiie
Ireatmenl
that
had
been
aeeorded
them
and
lo
submit
their
suggestions
for
Opinions
of
Visitors
J.
McSwaii,
manager
of
the
Ocean
Falls
football
team,
h:id
no
complain!
lo
make.
"We
have
had
the
best
lime
this
trip
that
we
over
huu
In
I'rince
Hupert,"
he
staled.
Am
far
as
the
Ocean
Falls
football
team
was
concern
ed,
arrailgemeiils
could
not
have
been
belter.
J.
Ilody,
manager
of
the
Anyn.t
baseball
team,
said
that
there
Iiad
been
some
slln-uo
al
first
as
regit
iVnl
the
accoliimodation
of
the
Anyox
players,
out
tl.nl
had
been
squared
away
and
everybody
was
hnppy
now.
Anyox
coirid
be
counted
upon,
he
said,
lo
co-imerale
in
the
stag
ing
of
inler!oVn
games.
Mr.
Oody
sjgue..u-d
thai
arrange
ments
should
he
liuiilo
to
meel
visiting
teams
when
they
aiTUcd
In
(he
city,
(teoige
Hill,
president
of
ihe
Football
Association,
said
the
Fair
I
tin
nl
had
done
everything
in
lis
power
to
maku
satisfactory
arrangements
for
accommoila.
lion,
and
it
was
not
(lie
fault
of
Ihe
lioiinl
jf
there
had
been
any
slip-ups.
Ile'wlslifd
Ocean
Falls
good
luck
in
its
games
for
the
rliiiiiiplousliiit
of
Nun
hern
H.C..
Phone
123
BETTEFl
STILL
CALL
AT
OUR
STOflE.
We
will
lie
only
loo
pleased
lo
show
you
our
large
stock
of
House
Furnishings
including.
Wilton
mid
Axtninsler
rugs,
inlaid
and
printed
linoleums,
draperies
and
curlnin
goods,
bedding
ami
bed
room
furniture,
dining
room
and
living
room
furniture,
baby
carriages
nud
go-enrts.
We
prepay
freight
lo
your
nearest
slnliott.
Remember
the
Storo
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
Third
Avenue
and
First
Slroet.
it
w-mld
not
Injrl
foxtnall
in
ion
North
it
the
cup
was
iukn
awny
from
Prince
Hupert
for
one
yi-
tr
Jaek
.Itidve,
ieo-presidr.tt
of
the
llasebult
Association,
stress
ed
the
necessity
of
'blaming
I
In'
c-i-oper.ttton
ol
llie
lreal
holel-
in
making
arrailgemeiils
for
ac
commodation
of
visiting
teams
Frank
Dibb
Mke
of
the
diffi
culties
encountered
by
the
Fair
Hoanl
in
making
arrangement
for
the
game.
To
a
certain
ex
tent
(he
co-operation
of
the
citizens
as
a
whole
was
nrceary.
and
the
Fair
Hoard
could
not
I
be
altogether
blamed
if
arrangements
did
not
always
carry.
It
had
been
the
desire
of
the
hoard
to.
give
the
virfiting
teams
the
best
time
possible
while
they
were
in
the
city.
Defeat
or
Victory
(i.
A.
Hunter
ot
the
Daily
News
referred
to
the
good
Kirtfiianhip
I
hat
had
been
displayed
by
the
Ocean
rail
football
and
Anyox
li.vehall
tenuis.
Such
a
spirit
should
Ih
fostered
for,
after
all,
a
mot
important
laetor
in
sport
wm
I
he
ability
to
take
defeat
with
llie
same
good
jfrnce
as
victory.
.
V
!
Mr-
-'
m
sreaktng
again.
.e
September
12,
1915
,
,
woui!
uauet
lo
The
moose
head
presented
la,,,,,.
Fai.
(Mn,
Ul(ll
if
fulur,
H
the
Hed
lross
Society
by
F.
II.
Mohley.
was
raffled
yesterday
and
M
ou,
,je
arrnneni,,
for
the
winners
were
Judge
Young
hP,,IIIllll(Milu,,ll
all4i
Pniertatn-
and
Mitchell
.Albert.
They
gave
,,
llf
vi.i,iIltt
rulll!(.
.
Ilic
nea.i
pack
to
me
soeiety
anu,
T!ll.
iull(.tl.0n
eloed
with
II
win
again
tie
rauieu
minim
Fair
Week.
Miss
Maria
YVotna
and
John
Myron
were
married
In
the
An
glioan
Church
hern
yesterday
by(
II
I
tl
Tl
Ill
lnH...!
i
man
be
apltoinled
and
paid
to
cheers
by
the
viitors
for
I'rince
Itupert
and
return
cheers
ly
I'rince
Hupert
for
the
vtilor.
i
MILLION
DOLLAR
HOTEL
llcv.
union
ittx.
lliey
win
leavei
viCTOiUA,
Sept.
Ii.-heal
He
tomorrow
morning
for
wMlcack'
jnlf.rwl
,,!
,.f
rurimn
ol
a
million-dollar
hotel
at
Oak
Htv,
(he
first
section
lo
be
built
pro
vides
150
rooms.
CLIFFE
FOUGHT
DRAW
VA.W.OUVFIl,
Sept.
12."-
Ilov
Cliffe
of
tkiurtenay
fought
a
fast
ten-round
draw
with
Jack
Iled-i
iiiCK
liere
last
iiikoi.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
al
Winnipeg
on
Sepl
-inher
H
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
I-.
Midrorlh
'nee
Miss
M.
V,
McLenaghan
,
formerly
of
this
city.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
III.
Land
llecordlng
District
ot
I'rlnco
lUincrt.
and
siluuto
at
Ferguson
Hay,
Massell
Inlet
O.C.
Islands
11.0.
Take
Notice
that
Oosse-MII-
Icrd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
H.C..
ocvtipation
Salmon
('anncrs,
in
tends
to
apply
for
ft
leaso
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
east
from
northwest
corner,
Lot
1571
thence
south
?
chains;
thence
west
10
chains;
thenco
south
chains;
llicucc
west
10
chains
lo
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571
Ihcnco
south
8
chains;
Ihouce
west
10
chains;
tlicnco
north
20
chains;
thence
cast
2
chains
moro
or
less,
to
beach;
thoncc
following
meandering
of
shore
linn
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less,
(lOSHF.-MILLF.UD,
LTD,
Applicant,
l'cr
Wm.
O.
Mitchell,
Agent
and
exurtjsaed
llie
opinion
that
I
Dated
June
26th,
1025,.
Saturday,
SepttmW
i
19?J
.wB
rv
The
Man
in
the
Mood
j
SVYSj-
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9.00
Norma
Talmadge
In
"Secrets
The
secrel-
of
.1
wife'
A
pli'd"
pl..y
w
'
strong
Unit
onl)
mi
n
lite
-mh
a
i
ni
1
xirtray
it.
,
pUy
of
-pringlirne
ove
!!'
lile'n
cold
wmler;
a
play
of
emotion-;
a
pl.i
,
sorrels,
things
lliat
no
one
1ml
tlifnnii
ami
w
know
.St
play
of
tnynleries,
for
nil
of
wetUtM
k
-
On
h
IiusImihI
hole
Ihe
life
lie
leatN
w.i
i
tkui
a
husband
love
others
but
love
his
wit
(iau
fiannnes
he
wlirre
a
inotlier's
rnHe
h'
iudisrretioii?
Only
a
play
a
searchingly
trn
ran
nifwrr
so
vital
11
problem.
The
serrel
laid
hare
in
tin-
nil
compelling
plmli.
-drain
i
Ihe
orreen'-
perfeel
lover-
Nornia
Tnlnml.'i
D'ltrieu.
Di-liiigoihed
ral.
Norma
Talmadge,
Euint
O'Drlen,
Charles
Ogle,
Wlntor
Hall,
Frank
Elliott,
GeHrudt
Astor,
Emily
Fltxroy,
Clarrissa
Selwynno
MACK
SENNETT
COMEDY.
"DULL
AND
SAND."
PATHE
REVIEW.
50c
and
25c.
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
no-located
nt
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
will)
nildiltoiinl
mai'lnui's
for
the
mannf.)''
"
SASH,
DOOnS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
111
slock.
Save
handling
chartfe-
by
Inlying
ilircrl
from
Ihe
supply.
WELCOME,
VISITORS
You
are
ronliullv
invited
lo
111.
ike
uc
01
our
-c
your
visit,
leave
your
parcels
here
whether
lonrf
store
or
tint.
SHOE
SALE
We
have
planned
for
a
big
"lino
sale
during
Hi'
1
!
'
We
are
offering
tremendous
luirgains
ipc-iiH
lines
wlilrli
wo
uro
iliscoiitiniling
and
selling
Fares
Refunded
Please
remember
thai
we
are
members
of
IJie
H'1
chant's'
Association
and
we
refund
Hires
for
"
buyers.
LOOK
FOR
THE
SIGN.
..
"Faros
Rofundod."
Member's
of
Motall
Merchant
s
JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.
,
Phono
045.
Thi.H
a
mid
7lh
5lrev