AOE
SIX
We
save
you
MONEY
QUALITY
IS
WHAT
COUNTS
Our
Prices
are
no
higher
than
any
other
store
in
Canada.
Gootls
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
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Morchant
of
tho
North
FREE!
FREE!
Free
Deal
for
this
week
only
With
every
$5.00
Purchase
we
glvo
1
lb.
of
Wedding
Breakfast
Coffee.
Reg.
65c
lb.
Quaker
and
Lihliy's
l'ork
ami
I
leans,
rcg.
20c
(in.
Special,
0
for
....
$1.00
With
every
dollar
purchase
yon
gut
one
tin
free.
Norwegian
Sardines,
reg
20c
tin.
Special,
7
for
$1.00
With
every
dollar
purchase
you
get
one
tin
free.
These
poods
are
used
every
day.
Hall
Or
l'honc.
Mussallem's
.
417-423
Fifth
Avo.
East
Phones
18
and
84
WHAT
LOOKS
BETTER
THAN
A
Pullover
and
a
Plaited
Skirt
When
on
a
Plcnlo?
Our
selection
is
of
the
best.
"Demers"
P.O.
Box
327.
Phono
27.
DANCING
j
At
tho
Auditorium
TUESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
EVENINGS,
8
to
11
p.m.
SATURDAY
EVENINQS
from
8
to
12
midnight.
0
Piece
Orchestra.
I
Dance
Klc
3
for
25c
Free
Admission.
L.
J.
WARREN,
Prop.
Phono
Black
449.
Phrenology
MAY
LEE,
the
great
lady
phrenologist
from
Jenisalem,-
will
read
your
bead
like
an
open
book.
She
will
tell
you
all
about
your
past
and
present.
Don't
miss
this
yreal
op-portuntiy.
820
Third
Avenue
West.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Holgorson
Block,
Prlnoo
Ruport,
B.C.
Ofrico
Nours0
lo
fl.
X-Ray
Service
'
Phono
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Kvcnings
INVESTIGATING
CONDITIONS
IN
THIS
COUNTRY
Delegation
from
Britain
to
bo
Horo
Friday
to
Get
Information
for
use
Overseas
Two
delegates
from
the
Brit
ish
Passenger
Agents'
Associa
tion,
Charles
Wright
and
H.I
jDring,
are
due
to
arrive
here
from
the
south
next
Friday
and
jlhey
will
remain
until
the
follow-jing
day
when
they
leave
'for
Edmonton.
Their
object
in
comini;
is
to
acquire
information
in
re
gard
to
agriculture
and
land
settlement;
lo
consider
the
attractions
and
prospects
for
Hritis'i
emigrants
and
lo
secure
reliable
information
in
regard
to
trade
and
commerce
with
a
view
lo
making
it
more
widely
known.
mg
(hem
is
the
shipment
or
grain
through
western
ports
and
its
destination.
They
want
to
know
how
much
of
the
grain
going
west
goes
lo
the
Orient
and
what
are
the
possibilities
for
premier
is
chairman.
Issues
of
Campaign
'CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS.
WetUrn
Region.
SEA
LEO
TE.MiEltS
will
be
retelvnl
(I
(hi
lirrirf
nf
the
I'.lliff
Klisili'.r.
Wllifll
ih'7.
Man.,
until
twelve
u'i-IihI
im-iii.
It
11
t
ill
.x
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Inlsnllon
to
Apply
to
Purchaia
In
Skrrna
flante
6
Land
liecordlnr
tils
Met
of
Prune
iiiierl,
ll.C.
and
situate
naysiacK
isianii,
south
nr
waies
island,
11.1:.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Canadian
Hih
In
Co.
Ltd..
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
orruri
non,
nainion
manners,
inicnns
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
folmwlus
described
lands:
-
Coinmcnclua'
at
1
iK)t
p
anted
at
hi
Hi
water
mark
on
west
Hlmre
of
llavstaili
Island;
tlienre
north
seven
chain
llnnce
east
seven
chains:
thence
south
M-vcn
chains;
thence
west
seven
chains,
and
containlnir
five
acres,
more
or
less.
nil-;
cahadiah
hsiiino
go.
ltp
listed
ititn'l
Ma
v.
10
H
LAND
ACT.
Notkt
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laasa
Land
In
l'rince
Iiupert
I
slid
Herordliiir
IHslrlrl
nr
rrinee
iiunert,
aim
siiuaie
at
les
taltrui
Hi
v.
Masrett
Inlet.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Euirene
II.
Slums'.
II.
or
.nasseo,
in:.,
oreupaiion
raiineryman,
iiienos
10
apply
ror
a
lease
or
the
roi-'rtvluv
descrllM-d
lands:
-
(.oiimieiieinir
al
a
post
planted
about
'10
chain--
westerly
from
the
.N.E.
corner
r
Lot
t&fin,
llaiue
6,
Coast
District:
tlienre
west
sl
chain.
;
thence
north
three
hums,
iii'ire
or
less,
to
high
water
mark:
thence
easterly
almur
blah
water
mark
t
iHimi
or
coiuiiietici'iiH'ni,
and
contaliinin
1
arret.,
inure
or
ie,
ICI
tlENE
II.
MIMI'SOV.
mien
jjiii
iiij.
iuz;i.
HAV
E
Aplillcaut.
YOUR
FURS
REMODELLED
AND
REPAIRED
at
B.
C.
FUR
Co..
Third
Avenue.
Phones
Day,
Green
120.
Night,
Black
709.
MokeBetter
Bread
Askour
grocer
for
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
STANDARD
OP
OOAUTY.
OVER
50
YEARS.
me
cic
egaies
are
anxious
w
M
lirti,.l.t.te,l
w.th
before
meet
nt.sh
people
who
have
L,lfflcuMll
lulona.llloI1
w.la
BVal,
made
their
homes
here
and
toahe
lQ
nsure
Hs
sUmss
find
out
the
conditions
under..
.
...
flirM.P
,,.
,,
,,
which
they
live.
,
I
...
.
nj
.
....
,.
,.,
'
Among
the
questions
interest-
.jch
cJi
tMieratl.(
al
(rand
Falls,
tho
cost
of
the
op-
eration
of
the
plant,
and
defin-
if
tivdii
P'iiipo
li
I'ltuiuui
I
4
i
for
iXWJT
Issue,
aside
from
the
'ndlan
.National
Hallways.
The
lowest
or
any
lender
not
neces
arlly
acrepted.
W.
A.
m.liSLA.II,
lieneral
MmariT.
Winnipeg,
Man.,
iifiil
sin.
I9.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purthait
i-ana.
In
Ihe
Land
llerordinr
DUtrlrl
of
Prince
Iiupert.
md
mtuate
at
Awum
Hlver,
Awuin
Bay,
Massett
Inlet.
Q.C.
Islands.
B.C.
TAkE
MOTICE
that
Mrs.
James
Field-
inir
Stranir.
of
Sunuyslde,
B.C..
orrupallnn
married
woman.
Intends
to
apply
for
per-
iiiixinii
in
purrnase
me
iuiio
scribed
lunds:-
cominenruif
at
a
post
planted
at
filth
water
mark.
Awiint
hlver;
tlienre
&
rhaint
'Utti;
iheiire
iu
rhalns
west,
more
or
less
lo
norlhwe!
corner
Uit
I
&
1
7
;
tlienre
311
mains
south;
tlienre
lb
rlialns
east,
tlienre
10
rlialns
north;
tlienre
&
rhalm
west;
tlienre
IS
rh.ilns
south
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing:
to
acres,
more
or
les.
MRS.
JAMES
FIELD1.NO
STItANO.
Applicant.
I'er
Win.
0.
Mltcbell.
nent
ruled
July
Utt.
till
Hrunswiek
Vendors'
Com
mission,
which
dispenses
liquor,
under
overnmenl
supervision,
for
medicinal
and
sacramental
purposes.
NAAS
RIVER
SALMON
NOW
BEING
TAGGED
Dr.
H.
C.
Williamson,
Old
Coun
try
Fisheries
Expert,
is
Visitor
to
District
Dr.
11.
C.
Williamson,
Old
Country
fisheries
expert,
who
i
in
this
district
in
connection
with
Ihe
btolosical
hoard'n
worl-
of
aBpTin?
fish,
is
now
visiting
the
Naas
ltiver
section
taKgius
salmon
there
lo
definitely
ascertain
the
direction
in
which
they
are
running.
Dr.
Williamson
has
already
been
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
.
Jack
llulr
has
just
received
notification
from
the
H.C.
Col
lege
of
Optometry,
Vancouver,
that
be
was
successful
in
pass-
nx
his
optical
examination.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchast
tana.
In
I
ho
Land
Itcrordlna;
lilslrlrt
nr
Prince
lltilM-rt.
and
situate
al
Shannon
nay
ll.C.
MasiOll
Inlet,
.'..
Islands,
H.C.
TAKE
.MiTICE
that
liosse-.MIIIerd.
Lim
ited,
of
Vancouver
ll.C,
occupation
salmon
raimers,
intends
lo
apply
for
er-iiilsslon
to
purchase
the
following
ri-scrllx-d
lands:
Oitnmeiirlnir
at
a
post
Pliinlrd
approtl-
malely
It
chains
west,
more
or
less,
from
me
iifirincast
corner
i.ot
litis
(t.i..
S25SP,;
tin
lire
will
in
M
rlialns;
lliflor
west
20
rlialns-
thHice
south
S
chains;
Uieiiee
west
in
chains,
morn
or
le.
lo
beach;
thence
followlnc
nieanderlii?
of
bcarn
to
point
or
coiuineiicemeni,
ana
containing
IS
acre
more
or
less.
GOSEE-MII.LEtm
LIMITED.
Applicant
Per
Wm.
0.
Mitchell.
A
rent,
tinted
Inlv
fh.
otR
LAND
ACT.
Notlct
of
tnttntlon
lo
Apply
to
Purchas
Lans1.
In
Prince
liutiert
I
mid
lilslrlrt,
lli
cordlnn
lilslrlrt
of
I'rlin'o
ItiipcrU.
himI
sllna'c
l
Shannon
liny,
ll.C,
Massilt
Inlet,
.c.
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
I
lull
Junes
EleMlluK
SI
ran
a-,
of
sunnvslde,
H.i;.,
oicnpatlon
'iiiiieryiiniil,
Itilenils
lo
nnplv
for
permls-i
slon
to
purchase
tho
follovtliiir
described
landst--
Coimrieiiclnr
t
post
planted
tl
cbalns
south
stride,
west,
more
m
less
frotr
Miulhwest
comer
of
I.ot
IMS;
thence
south
30
chains;
1
1
ir
lire
west
3U
chains,
.more
or
less,
lo
water's
eileni
thence
follnwlnir
ineniiderliir
of
beach
to
point
Tuesday,
August
ll,
i9r5
THE
DAILY
rTEWS
TWO
TOUR
PARTIES
HEM
LAST
EVENING
Regular
Passenger
Train
From
East
had
Exceptionally
Large
Number
of
Passengers
Tho
regular
passenger
train
from
the
I'.ast,
which
arrived
hero
al
II.I5
last
night
liuving
been
delayed
by
bridge
trouble
east
of
Mcllride,
bad
an
exceptionally
largo
number
of
tourists
aboard.
There
were
two
separate
parties
which
accounted
for
I
he
most
of
them.
The
party
of
Jlrilish
school
teachers
making
a
tour
of
Canada
under
League
of
Umpire
auspices
contained
3(
persons.
It
was
conducted
by
Mrs.
K.
M.
Ord
Marshall,
C.H.K.,
and
accompanied
by
Jnnu's
Morrison,
C.N.
It.
general
passenger
agent
of
Montreal.
The
parly
proceeded
south
on
the
l'rince
Hupert
to
Vancouver.
;
Tho
second
party
contained
Mime
25
persons
under
the
di-i
rccjion
of
the
H.
H.
Thompson
Tours
of
San
Francisco.
They
went
lo
Stewart
ami
Anyox
on
the
l'rince.
Charles
and
will
be
going
south
on
that
vessel
tomorrow.
H.
A.
Thompson
is
in
charge.
markets:
Further
the
opposi-i
LULAL
IJHY
UULK
to
F.L.B.
No.
2
Is
rsX
"velnpment
a.
ninpiji
niCfUADriMr
-
ft.
by
7
II.
n-li.rom-d
roncn-le
boi
riil-idrand
l
alls,
was
the
adminislra-muuuL
ilJvllrillJinJ
eri!i
11
niHf
r.0.3
inn
Mile
ui.0.1
!
,,r
11...
..r..i.a.;i....
n.
h-imt
sub-iiinsion.
:'ion
or
I
lie
prohiiutory
law.
I
lie
runs,
fiHTtriraltoi.
mil
tuna
(t
am-
imtirwif
itm
pIimmtpiI
IIi.tI
Mm
law
PART
OF
HER
CARGO
-men,.
tract
may
be
wu
atiil
form
of
lemleri
'
,
.
,
.....
---
..iitjined
at
ibe
ornim
t.r
chief
Enifineer.i
was
heinK
flagrantly
violated)
winniij.
Nan.;
iiijtriit
Eiiyineer,
vn-.
,
..
,
,.
ffoveriinienl
has'
Damaged
Oro
Carrier
Will
Pro
ri.iiver,
B.C.;
OlMrlrt
tlifCliM'er.
Ediiifinton,
"""
'
r"'
riiiiiiiu
n.in,
,.r
(
Alia.;
uirisKiii
tnrinerr,
rrinre
iiupert.
heen
lat
111
Its
ei
forts
to
enior.-e1
7
o
lanuii
un
buvai
11.'
r.i.-i.i....
k..r......AH
r.iM.v
lit
Tenders
will
not
be
roii'lilereil
unle,
'I
oiniiilioii.
while
considerable
niaile
011
the
form
supplied
by
tlie
IUllway
ii.
rrjjrjsrn
i,n(,
i,f,.,
nlqi
nr
1
"
'"""e
I
tue
i;imiiaiiy
and
amirtinled
by
an
aroptedllll,l,s,l,
rlieque
of
rliarterecl
bank
t?qual
to
five
w
Pr
rent
or
tiw-
vaine
or
ine
wnrK,
pay
able
in
the
order
of
the
Treasurer.
Can
Dry
Dock
ran
or
me
cargo
or
copper.
iltfitt
I
f
ai4
mil
taik'it.
I
I
f
.
n
I
'
1..
I
wise
Steamsliin
&
I
la
run
estimated
al
ifL'OO.OOO.
SALMON
PACK
BETTER
THAN
WA3
EXPECTED
'continued
from
page
.mo)
Xaas
lllvers
this
year
will
pro
bahly
be
aboul
fifty
per
cent
of
last
year's.
II
is
to
he
noted,
however,
that
the
pack
this
year
Is
deciilely
in
advance
of
tin:
pack
in
the
cycle
year
of
llr.M,
which'
was
a
failure.
(iill
net
fisliiiiK
on
the
Skceua
Hlver
shows
rpiite
an
improve
iini..AMl
1...
f
II,
!
"
nn:
m
m
nil
mill
(11
,MH,
WItaBIl
WMW
WW
,,,
,
.,.
.
grain
shipment
...
hy
.......
way
of
the
.
.
ilnlel
paek
will
pmh.ih
y
exceed
'
'
,a
involved
(he
people
of
thei
.
.
.
Panama
II...I-.MII
r
Canal.
unt
!
'
'
"''
,,,
,.
!
f
m.Sa.
..,.,.
,
..
.
u...
Kcoiiumii;
conditions
here
wiU.
'
.
1
.."
V!
I
M
"Ullllu
i
iu;
interest
the
delegates.
CONSERVATIVE
VICTORY
NEW
BRUNSWICK
WAS
COMPLETE
TURNOVER.
(continued
from
page
one)
I
lion
look
the
stand
that
in
view)
!of
the
tremendous
financial
out-!
rnKITIKIIICC
IUNUNUlJ
uUoi
DIICV
port
unity
to
say
at
the
poll,'
whether,
Ito.y
desired
Ihe
pro-!
IN
vinre
to
take
held
of
the
project!
A
and
operate
it.
l
Here
was
also
the
issue
of
the
Last
Night
Big
Repair
Job
BRITISH
COLOMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024s
lias
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
fiold,
77.382.Win;
Lode
OoM,
?Ur
473.100;
Silver.
$(18,82
1.570;
Lead.
70,548,u7;
per.
f
lHi.iHO
37H:
Y.nu
.
,,;?..
I71.4U7;
Miscellaneous
Minerals
l..ol.U.";
Coal
and
Uke.
50l,880,0
,
lltniding
Stone,
Ilrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$
tS(3r,Ml
1;
making
its
Mineral
Production
(
(,e
L.(),j
0)
102
i
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
Mils
Proximo
are
more
liberol
unit
the
Ices
lower
than
ue
,
any
other
t'rovincc
in
the
Dominion,
or
mi)
.
olony
in
uic
nriiiMi
i.inpiie
Mineral
locations
are
granted
lo
discoverers
for
nominal
lev.
Absolute
Tides
are
obtained
by
developing
inh
properties,
the
security
of
win,
,
guaranteed
by
Crown
(Iraiits.
l
ull
information
logelher
with
Mining
lleiils
ant
.Mops'
limy
w
nnmmcii
ki-,1
n
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.M.
I'raclicrtlly
all
Hrilish
Uoliimhia
Mineral
I'ropertir-
upon
who
h
d.-..
.
.,
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Iteporl-
of
If
ic
t,
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
lineaments
should
refer
Jo
-m
li
reitorl
Tin
are
available
without
charge
on
application
lo
Ihe
Department
of
Mine
,
,
,
t
,
Deports
of
(lie
(ieological
Survy
of
(kuiarlii,
Dacifii-
lliiilding,
Vam-inixer.
n-p
r
.
,
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
inforiiinlion.
sockeye
fishing
on
August
7
and
Smith's
Inlet
on
August
7.
There
were
exceptionally
gonl
packs
in
both
these
areas
and,
while
not
ronliluling
u
record,
the
lliver-
After
AiixihI
'J
the
scionr:
areas
'
hiiinli
Inlet
will
lie
opened
and
gill
net
fiheriun
I
Will
ll
IM'Mllll
It'll
til
lll
Illcll
j
in-
.vxu.m
hi
in.-
wuhi
licio
,,,.,-h
,.-
f..
,.l,r...-
Afl..i-
uoveinmenfs
general
reconl,
the
built
at
the
local
dry
dock
for
the
Vuut
,6
lp
h(.r!t
,,,,,
sj,.
premier
appealing
lo
the
eleolont
itupert
Marine
Product
Co.
vm
.
,
t-
,ii
,.i
i
II.
mo.i
Lj
tr
1.
Ii
.
a
I
!
I
I..
..l.-i.i
policy,
and
adminislration
of
the
launched
week
was
some
three
lral
(,jvl,1)M
,
,,3lj
r
,
oor
other
public
servires.
Hie
oppo-
aco.
r
i
i..
......
l'lie
tlonservatives
did
not
op-
silion
eharsed
the
covernmenl
The
Job
of
uutliiiK
in
a
new,
'
'
I
pose
the
Orand
Falls
develop-
has
been
extravagant
and
that
tuition)
on
the
Northwestern
incut
but
argued
that
tlie
scheme
'he
liipliva!
expenditures
have
Dredging
fio.'s
scow
F.L.II.
No.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
been
far
in
excess
of
what
they,
is
ihav
completed
and
the
crafl.
4.4.
,
should
have
been.
The
financial,
will
be
floated
this
afternoon.
,,PV
p.
K.
alpr
rHun,,
ot.
P-isltionof
the
province
was
an-
The
halibut
s.
hooner
Hose
,;in(
,,
fr.,.!
other
issue
discussed
on
Ihe
Suit.
Capl.
Olsen.
is
heinK
taken
..
i,i..
i.,v..
1
llil
Iha
nil...
....I'
.
1
1.111
mo
"mi
l
win-
nil
iiiiiav
i
f
111111
riinnr4
Coastwise
Sti'HHibjp
V
IUrv
Go.s
steamer
Anyot
is
at
the
al.kvnt.ai
.L'l.-f
,1iAeli;iraiti
l
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(leorge
Clccone.
who
have
been
viniling
in
Anyox.
returned
lo
the
city
on
the
Uar-ilena
this
afternoon.
Dr.
V.
.T.
Keryln
returned
to!
'town
Ibis
atlcrntM.il
after
muk-
freighter
-Mogul,
which
went
"""S1
,r'P
lo
Any,,x
on
,l,e
','',',ll",r
Ulnlena.
ashore
on
Saturday
in
Crenvillo
Cdiannel
while
cnroule
from
Any-
,
,,
'T""
J
cIw"
lP
o'
unloiideil'
v,s
l
Jf
ox
Tacoma.
beinR
,
return
I
last
nht
at
the
ocean
dock
pendinK
receipt
fu,Ji.
on
j
of
definite
advice
from
Vaneou-1
r"'"
rrom
?
lo,1,r"lcc!
Uoi)t
''-lartmenlnl
bui-matler
xer
as
to
what
will
,e
done
in
the
011
of
makiitf?
repairs
to
tho
nf'9-
vessel.
(
seems
likely
that
gl;o
"
"
i
...in
i
i
.....
,.
,
Indian
Astent
and
Mr.
W.
K.I
will
iiisrn
nil
hut
lOCill
ury,-,
I
...
i
...
dock
for
Inspection
al
least.
Co'"
''
"T
lnug,ters.
FIRE
AT
CHAPLIN
MOOSKJAW.
Auk.
II.
Ten
buildings
in
the
town
of
Chap
lin,
fifty
miles
west
of
here,
were)
wojud
alio
.iitirtri,
are
sailing
io-
night
on
the
(anlena
for
Vic-!
loria'nn
a
v.
teat
Ion
trip.
Mr.
C.
H.
Stnitti.
wife
of
the
captain
of
the
Cardena,
habrep
destroyed
last
nibl.
The
loss
lrP
""ftli
on
ment
from
J'Jl
on
socke
hut,
up
lo
the
end
of
last
week,
the
number
of
pinks
taken
with
Kill
nets
on
(hi
!keo,iia
had
not
been
as
liltfli
as
I'.lil
and
was,
of.
course,
a
lung
way
behind
lalt
year.
The
pink
run
on
Ihe
Skeena
improved
tjliKhUy
yesterday
hut
it
is
not
expected
Ilia',
even
pinks
will
come
nearly
up
to
11123
or
102
1.
.
The
sockcyy
pack
on
Ihe
Xha
Hlver
this
year,
is
ii
long
way
down
f
roll)
as
yrar
allliiuigh
1
is
heller
Mian
it;
win,
four
year-
ag".
Tlin
pink
and
chilin
run
on
the
Naas
is
small.
The
run
of
pinks
it
ml
chums
Is
lale
his
year
ami
there
is
still
hope
of
them
cuininK
iu
heavier
numbers
than
they
have
been.
To
dale,
however,
condition
s
have
not
been,
very
promising,
buckeye
fishing
will
be
closed
on
August
21
oil
the
Naas
an.
I
n!.,ri
'
""""'j
Skeena
Hlver
and
also
iu
Walk
J
MS.
ITEI.MNO
STnANO
am
.a,
(llullt.M
'jt
J
CXpcc!-Pcr
'
Wm.
0,
Mitchell,
oil.
Daud
July
Nb,
1931.
Alreu,
i
Hivers
Intel
district
closed
lj
ine
meamer
mis
week
ami
is
here
I
his
afternoon
on
her
war
south.
I.
0.
Trelheway,
well
known
Alice
Arm
logging
operator,
and
Mrs.
Irelheway
are
passenger'
going"
through
on
Ihe
Cardenu
this
afternoon
bound
for
The
case
of
assault
again.'
.lack
liindbloom
as
a
result
of
a
fracas
with
an
Indian
woman.
Florence'
Kelly,
last
week
ha
been
withdrawn,
the
Informant
not
desiring
lo
press
the
charge
Miss
May
Martin
of
Vanrouvtr
and
Miss
Abbey
of
KaUo,
who;
have
been
visiting
in
the
city'
for
the
past
few
days
following
a
trip
lo
Alaska,
will
sail
this1
afternoon
on
the
Canleua
for
Vancouver.
J.
A."
Stephen,
assistant
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
or
public
works,
arrived
from
Anyox
on
the
Canlcua
this
arieruoon.
He
will
pn
r.
tomorrow
arteruonu
on
n,
,
l'rince
Oeorge
lo
Atlln.
Advert
ie
In
lh
Dallv
News
4,
TOO
LATF.
TO
CLA8SIFY
I'Oll
HliNT.
.Modern
l-rooined
bouse,
near
elevator,
for
Iwc
iiionins
rrom
August
5.
Aimi:
(iovt.
Telegraph
Olllee.
!
I'Oll
SAM-:
piuih,
in
g,,0(
C(M1
tlltiou.
Sunn
for
cusli
Hlack
401
.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
nt
7
and
0
CONSTANCE.
"LEARNING
,n
TAUADGE
TO
LOVE"
l'ive
Iicimx
and
eii
one
with
h
diidi'
i:
linking
loo.
Ami
all
of
iImmh
rini
t
mg
girl.
It
a
in
w
kind
of
roun
d)
and
tll
-1
.tin
I
wondiTfnl
pirl
a-
-In
never
li
before.
Im.ii-
nig
love
Ihe
laugh.
pbivinK
tinjtt!
lor
u
rnn
l
'
then
Idlliiig
for
n
real
hero
her-df.
(m-l.oir
.
'
What
a
uiir.
hat
a
laugh.
Jol
a
fiitinx
i-
it.
make
it
.ind1h.it'-
g-iing
-oine.
Notable
ru
t
Constance
Talmadgc,
Antonio
Moreno,
Johnny
Hir.
ronf
Ray
Hallor,
Byron
Munton,
Edgar
Norton,
CdUx
Chapman
and
others.
THE
"GO
GETTEnS"
SERIES
No.
S
GEORQE
O'HAfU
AND
ALBEHTA
VAUHQN
In
"FIRE
WHEN
READY."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35c
and
10c
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
ganginfts
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
lo
Krixzcll
llulchcr
Hhoj.,
nrr
-y-
fiom
the
KiiipresM
Hotel
Wo
carry
u
full
hue
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
HOUSE
SLIPPERS
LADIES'
BLACK
KID,
SOFT
80LE,
SLIPPERS,
Uilh
rubber
heels
5-
LADIES'
BRONZE
KID,
SOFT
SOLE,
SLIPPERS,
With
rubber
heels
S2-C0
MEN'S
TAN
"ROMEO"
8LIPPERS,
Klanlic
sides
$2-7
MEN
'8
BLACK
KID
"ROMEO"
CLIPPERS,
Khiilic
side
$275
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.