PAOB
BIX
THR
DAILY
NEWS
FRESH
IN
!
Rochon's
Chocolates
$1.00
per
1
lb.
Box
Also
Muxes
al
$2.00,
$2.75
and
$4.00
nOCHON'S
ALMOND
CRISP
$1.00
per
lb.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
New
Dresses
Large
Assortment
of
New
Afternoon
and
EveningDresses
In
all
colors
and
atos
trzsa
16
to
44.
Prices
from
$12
00
to
$37.50
COME
AND
1EE!
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
.327
Vegetable
Special
Toniafoeji,
hothouse,
per
basket
.
35c
Tonialoe.
green.
II.
.
.
4c
Vegetable
Marrow,
1b.
.
.6c
Hubbard
Stiuasli,
lb.
.
.
7c
Pumpkin,
per
lb.
7c
Cucumbers,
large.
A
for
25c
Means,
green,
11
IbV.
.
.
25c
Means,
wax,
:t
lbs.
for
25c
Celery,
2
heads
for
.
.
25c
'
Lellure,
:i
beads
for.
.25c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
DEPENDABILITY
Is
the
one
big
factor
heeessary
iti
your
glasses
Wc
supply
dial
farlor
through
our
careful,
conscientious,
scientific
examination
of
.your
eyes,
and
the
production
of
lenses,
to
meet
the
results
oT
thai,
examination.
Accuracy
and
precision
characterize
onr
service
to
yon
from
start
to
finish.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
27
Yearg
3I!
3rd.
AVE.
I'llONE
KEI
4(2
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
lcr
load
,.,.,-,,..
.S6.50
Per
half
load
........
3.60
Per
sack
50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone,
SM
Night
or
Day
WE
BUV
BOTTLES.
LOCAL
RAILWAY
FIRE
BRIGADE
NEARLY
WINS
OXLV
IIAII
LICK
I'HME.NTLII
IT
IN
l.OMlKIM)
RKCOKO
I
OK
EN.
TIKE
SYSTEM
YESTERDAY
The
rire
brigade
In
the
local
yard
Is
one
of
the
best"
on
the
entire
system
and
It
was
only
a
matter
of
bad
luck
at
which
I
was
Just
as
dis
appointed
as
the
team
Itself
that
pre
TenUd
It
from
lowering
previous
re
cord
on
the
system
in
the
competl
tlon
-drill
yesterdsy,"
stated
A.
11
O.
Fireman
tie.
Canadian
National
fire
prevention
Inspector,
following
the
holding
of
the
drill
here.
The
competition
was
for
the.
regional
cup
put
up
o
the
insurance
department
of
.the
C.
K.
R.
which
is
competed
for
annually,
the
winning
team
.
of
which
In
each
region
goes
to
some
neutral
point
to
compete
for
the
cup
offered
for
the
whole
system.'
Last
year
the
London
team.
In
win
ning
the
championship
of
the
system
!
made
the
three
movements
of
the
dn:i;
in
72,
3-?,
seconds.
On
Saturday
last!
the
local
team.
In
an
Instructional
drill.
made
the
phenomenal
time
of
6?
3-o
seconds
but
in
the
competition
yes-:
terdsy
It
met
with
bad
luck
through!
getting
the
water
too
quickly
in
thef
third
movement
and
the
time
went
up,
to
93
1-3
seconds.
"It
was
an
accident
that
might
happen
any
time
but
was
horribly
disappointed
as
I
had
hoped
the
splendid
Prince
Rupert
team
might
capture
the
cup,"
said
Mr.
Fre.-
mantle.
With
J.
W.
McAuley.
locomotive
fore
man,
as
fire
chief
the
local
team
cen
tal
of
Thomas
'Priest,
captain.
K.
T.
J.
Rose.
C.
Ho:
R.
Yates.
H.
WUn.
A.
Leapcr.
E.
Tulloch.
J.
McCandless.
J.
A.
Teng,
It
R.
Hlbbard.
H.
Clark
and
H
Qllott.
Judges
of
the
competition
were
Mr.
Freemantle
and
Fire
Chief
D.
H.
Mc
Donald
of
the
city
brigade.
The
time
keepers
were
J.
W
McAuley
and
D.
Newman.
C.NJt.
assistant
supervisor
of
fire
protection
for
the
western
region.
INDIAN
PRIZES
ARE
AWARDED
MAvsKiT
AMI
METI-AKATLA
stE.M
TO
HAVE
TAKEN
MOST
Of
WINS
"
EXCEPT
IV
SCHOOLS
Prize
winners
In
the
Indian
sectlor
at
the
1926
Prince
Rupert
exhibition
were
as
follows:
Best
made
Indian
root
basket
1.
Mrs.
!
Walter
Samuels
(Massett):
2.
Elizabeth
Stanley
(Massett):
3.
Mrs.
Ed.
Russ
CANCELLATION
OF
R-SCRVC;
.NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
CiEX
Hut
the
re
serve
costing
oer
Lot'
4607,
tasslar
liis-irtci,
is
camelled.
-
bepuly
Minister
if
Latxil
o.
it.
runt-i.
lauds
Department,
Victoria.
B.
tlh
June.
Its.
''
NOTICE
IX
THE
H
ATT
Ell
ut
ail
Hlirll:,n
tm
llw
t-ue
r
a
rrovlsluiial
Ortlf
Irate
or
llilr
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five
(1.
and
sit
(tiHlpk
ttilrt
lo
(11..
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ii
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(I).
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l
rmrr
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Map
.
Sstl.rarlurv
proof
of
the
Um
of
llu
erllfirale
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Title
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sbnte
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ti
l.'iir
-
after
the
eiptrailuu
of
n
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iiHriilli
frutii
the
fl.-t
frtiblieatliMi
hereof.
I'l-tivlikmal
ivrliflrstn
of
Title
t'j
the
alxtte
land
Hi
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name
or
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dated
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and
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Itertvlry
nffi'e.
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nuiri.
ii.
c.
tilt
s-i'tfiiiber.
l6,
II.
r.
mi:i.kiiii.
Id-ri'lrar
of
Tll!e.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
FOR
LEASE
III
the
Lain
Iternrdliiir
Ill.lrKI
of
Alllli
Mlnitir
niviPinn
r
i:stur
OiMrtrt.
TAKE
XOTIC.E
lliai
Ihe
Lnriwtr
r,..ld
Mirw.
Ltd..
Inr..
a
rendered
inlninr
rmi-
iwri
operallnr
within
Ihe
I'r'nliiee
of
UH-
'ii
H.'inmiiMa,
(M'miiaiion,
a
mininr
miii.v.
Inlend
M
stly
for
a
fnrehore
lese
nr
tne
roimwinir
ierriiii
isna:
Giilnen
lliv
al
a
minted
slxxil
UOQ
feet
dl.tant
'n
an
M'leili
dirretton
from
Ihe
Xorth
Wii"l
corner
or
lot
mil.
Skylark
Mineral
Claim.
!tuated
al
the
iikuiIIi
of
Wann
Itlver.
mi
Takn
Arm
of
Tatl'li
lake,
tt.en.-i-
m
a
oritw'rl
direction
5
feet.
Ilk-ne
Canterlv
100
feet,
lliejir"
Komhcrh
I
Ml
feet
mure
Mr
!
to
hltli
WHEREVER
Jt
fakes'
IS
r.
.C
leV
Swsnson
(Klncolith
School).
more
or
o
tnnt
if
i-ommenrement
and
I'ontalntnr
u.r.
sere
more
or
leas.
I.
'fated
Ihlf
K.lh
d'
'T
AiiaiKt.
H.
(Plgli'd
II.
Mi
M.
FIlASr.II,
B
C.
L.
S.
A
rent.
Pacific
Holds
its
Friends
Hi
(or
i
1
Mrs.
Alice
Williams
In
a
letter
received
recently
says:
"For
two
years
we
have
used
Pacific
Milk
almost'
constantly.
Our
home
Is
away
from
town
and
from.
cows.
We
live
in
a
rather
out-of-the-way
place
up
here
In
British
Columbia.
Everything
must
be
shipped
In.
That
is
how
we
come
to
use
Pacific
Milk.
We
bring.
It
In
a
case
at
a
time."
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner-
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
10
illce
Nelson
iMeUakatla):
3.
Mrs.
Henry
Tmost
(MetlakaUa).
Best
collection
of
native
root
basketry
Mrs.
Vvalur
Samuels
(Maasett):
2,
rs.
Sellna
Adams
(Mauett);
3,
Mrs.
Ed.
2usi
(Ma!ett).
Bst
example
of
native
earring
In
wood
Alfred
Adams
(Maaoettl.
Best
example
of
native
carving
lu
stone
Alfred
Adams
iMassett).
Best
crocheted
yoke
1,
Helen
Haldine
(Mctlakatla).
Best
pair
of
oels
Rita
Leask
Best
crocheted
baby
bonnet
Helen
I
Ilaldane
(Metlakatla).
t
Best
crocheted
tea
cloth
1.
Rita
Leask
Metlakatla
I;
2,
Selini
.Adams
.MaucUI.
Sofa
cushion,
crocheted
1,
Florence
Alexander
IMassett);
2,
Sellna
Adams
E
FLIES
USB
FLY'.TOX
FLY-TOX
,.
)t
ims
dneiopci
at
Vetlm
Institute
cf
Industrial
UnetKh
but
One
Germ
from
One
Fly
to
sicken
and
destroy
DON'T
risk
years
of
heart
ache
and
tears
of
vain
regret.
Safeguard
those
you
love
now.
Kill
the
disease
carrying
insects.
End
the
filthy
fly.
Destroy
the
vicious
mosquitoes.
Protect
precious
little
folks.
Use
Fly-Tox.
It
is
safe,
stainless,
sure.
In
daSy
use
in
the
finest
homes.
All
grocers
and
druggists
recommend
Fly-ioK.
FLYTOX
KILLS
FLIES
MOSaUITOES
MOTHS.
ROACHES,
ANTS.
FLEAS
iMassett.
bark
baskets,
Bost
made
Indian
cedar
bark
basket
Ocoseberty
Jam
and
crabapple
Jelly
1.
lira.
Eliza
Edgar
iMassett);
2.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Peter
Ilaldane.
Mrs.
Matthew
Yeomans
.Masiwlt).
Best
pair
knitted
cocks
Mrs.
Peter
KINGSTON,
Sept.
Jl
-
All
kinds
cf
IlaldjJie
(Metlakatla).
rumors
have
been
,
floating
around
Ui
Best
knitted
sweater,
ladles"
Sellna
streets
of
shipment
of
beer
atvl
t
Adams
t
Maasett
.
I
whiskey
to
the
puled
States
frou
Best
embroidered
bedspread
Mrs.
Kingston
Harbor
says
the
British
WhlJ
iitnry
Prevost
(MetUkatla).
to
recent
Issue.
A
boat
known
as
i
Best
pair
moccasins
Francis
Dellbellhe
Nancy
Ann
is
said
to
have
made
(Moricetowni.
several
trips
here
recently
and
fo
have
Best
collecton
of
vegetables.
2
kinds
cleared
for
United
l
'states
ports
wi:n
Mrs.
Peter
Haldane
(MetlakatU).
cargoes
of
liquor.
Best
collection
of
vegetable.
6
kinds
hts
Interest
reached
a
high
plteh
Mrs.
feler
Haldane
(Metlakatla).
yesterday,
when
It
was
noised
around
Bett
collection
of
potatoes
Mrs.
Meter
Ith
elx7
that,th
aney
Ann
wblcb
Ilaldane
(Metlakatla).
Icieared
wltiv
a,
cargo
of
sit
jrorrv
rU-
Best
dUplay
of
cut
flowers
Mrs.
,ton
'"l
Thursday
I
morulng,
h
1
bern
Peter
Haldane
(MetlakatU).
seized
ty
we
unitrjl
BUtea
authorltlei.
Best
2
loaves
of
bread
Mrs.
Haldane
I
Reported
selnl
(Metlakatla).
I
"Many
people.
are
asking
about
Caat-
Bcst
Jsr
of
Jra
Mrs.
P.
Haldane
dlan
NaUonal
car
No.
102797.
whlct
(Metlakatla).
(arrived
In
Kingston
on
Tuesday.
Au;.
Best
Jars
of
bottled
fruit
1.
Mrs.
31.
ThU
car
was
loaded
with
beer
for
Helen
Hsldsne
(Metlakatla);
2.
Mrs.
i
export.
On
Wednesday
night
the
reter
(Haldane).
Metlakatla).'
1
Nancy
A&n.
a
fast
motor
boat
cams
Example
cf
smoked
oollchans
Mrs.
P.
Hsldane.
Best
specimen
of
shall
fish
Mrs.
P.
Haldane.
school
i:iiiiiits
Best
drawing
from
nature,
colored-Evelyn
Swanson
(Klncolith
School).
Best
freehand
drawing,
pupils
under
121.
Doreen
Alexander,
2,
Ed.
Bolton
(Port-Ewtngton
Shooll.
:
Best
fleetid-,
drawing
1.
Doreen
Alexander
(Klncolith
School);
2,
Cel
Burtcn
(Klncolith
School).
v
',
Best
freehand
drawing
shaded
1
Evelyn
Swanson
(Klncolith
School);
i,
Clara
Btewart
'
(Klncolith
School).
$
j
Best
model
drawing
1,
Rita
Robinson
(Klncolith"
School):
2.
Sarah
Benson
(Klncolith
School).
.
Best
writing,
pupils
under
18
1,
Mona
Starr
(Port
Esslngton
School
I;
2,
Elizabeth
Bolton
(Port
Esslngton
School).
Best
writing,
pupils
under
13
Evelyn
Best
writing,
pupils
under
11
1
.Helen
8tsrr
(Port
Esslngton
School);
2,
Ed
ward
Bolton
(Port
Esslngton
School).
Best
wrltUg,
pupils
under
9
Billy
Stephens
(Klncolith
School).
Best
writing,
pupils
under
81.
Queenle
Roberts
(Port
Esslngton
School):
2,
Rita
Robinson
(Klncolith
School).
,
-li
'
'
.
UX
Best
example
of
pupils'
handiwork
1.
George
Leeaon
(Oitlakdsmlcks);
2.
Phoebe
Adams
(Oitlakdsmlcks)..
SI'tCIAL
I'lll.LH
Special
prize
awarded
Francis
Dells
for
leather
bloves
and
collection
of
birch
T
into
Kingston
Harbor
and
on
Tnursdsy.
Sept.
2.
this
boat
cleared
for
Rochester.
N.Y..
with
125
bags
of
beer.
The.
beer
never
reached
Rochester.
Wlia
t
becan.
of
It
Is
not
known.
The
boat
waa
re
ported
to
be
coming
back
Saturday
for
another
load,
but
It
did
not
arrive,
having
been
seized
at
Sackett'i
Harbor.
N.Y..
for
clearing
from
King
ston
without
registering.
WIlAT
IIF.CAMK
OF
IIKEIt?
Tck
into
Canada?
4
,
f
"Evrry
pne.
know
that
'this,
smuggling
of
liquor
Into
the
United
States
has
been
going
on
for
some
years,
and
it
Is
generslly
suspected
that
much
of
the
liquor
that
clears
for
United
States
ports
never
gets
there,
as
y.
the
case
cf
the
latest
cargo
of
the
Nancy
Ann,
but
by
some
devious
route
finds
Its
way
back
Into
Canada."
1
.
t
MTIIlAlOl
WOllK
Vlslior
Do
you
give
your
dog
plenty
of
exercise?
Farmer
On.
yes.
He
goes
for
it.
tramp
now
and
then.
Winnipeg
Trl-
bunef
;
ki:
i
IF
IIKM
fIMtF.TTIi:il
A
young
woman
.'sent
a
dollar
for
a
recipe:
"How
a
Olrl
May
Keep
Her
Youth."
The
answer
she
got
for
h'r
money
was:
"Never
introduce
him
to
another
girl."
THU
ItINO
Salter
'This
ring
I
offer
you
Is
a
-miBnui
ui
me
love
i
oear
lor
juu.
.
JJijiss-rno
endl"
mbdci
-ii
is
aiso
a
syniDoi
oi
love
I
bear
for
you
It
has
no
Fall
brrds
will
begin,
to
move
south
now
that
the
cooler
weather
Is
here.
Humming
birds
have
been
very
common
in
Prince
Rupert
of
late
and
may
be
seen
feeding
on
the
honey
from
th
nsstertlums
which
are
blooming
profusely
.
',.'
Advertls
lu
The:
Dally
News
i
m
1
for
native
hats,
plain
and
painted.
Susan
Moody
for
canned
salmon.
Best
exL.btt
in
sewing
1.
Rose
Woods
Oitlakdsmlcks
School).
3.
Valentta
Bright
(Oltlakdamlcksi
Woollen
scarfMary
Adams
(Oltlak-damlcka
School
.
Crocheted
frUl-norenre
Alexander
NANCY
ANN
IS
BUSY
VESSEL
f'AiiitYixo
CAic;or.
or
iielk
111(11
IHSAI'IIIAKEIt
ItElOKE
REACIIIXU
UITIXATION
WOMEN
WERE
BOSSES
INSTEAD
OF
MEN
IN
NEW
WORLD
BEYOND
Flln
Flon
Copper
Mine
Was
Named
After
Man
Who
Discovered
Bottomless
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lliu
Floiu
northern
Maul-lolia's
owiipfr
mine,
imtills
name
as
rflalftl'Hl
Hie
annual
itu'el-Inn
of
the
Miiiins
Corporation
lirf.
lii'i-e
recently.
A
parly
was
paiMliint
down
the
laVe
on
which
llie
Flln
Finn
di-ooery
wan
made.
A
Imok
wa
found
mi
the
shore
eoiitaiiiiti
llie
story
of
a
CIiIiicmi
"
named
I'lin
Flfin,
who
dbeovered
a
1ml-ioinle
lake.
Flin
Flon
inenleil
a
boat
in
wlikli
he
made
n
Irip
to
Ihe
hottotn
ot
the
lake,
Hie
tory
a.
His
Journey
look
him
into
it
new
world,
where
AOinrii
were
lMi!ie
iiMlead
til
men.
Tin-
did
not
Miit
Flin
Flon
and
he
nfride
a
ltaily
return
to
the
mrfaee
of
the
ear.lU.
Willi
llie
women
chasing
him
wttli
sliek.
A
(ew
days
-Intof
'when.
Haiu-melF
arly
dMjovtfrjru.
Iho
lilrf-
lorie
break
which
llu
now
ltv
ome
Flili
ttun
niine-kiije"
ol
them
said:
'This
look
like
tin-pjaee
where
FIitlfl
FluiJ
tsame
.
thej
ealletl
U-Flln
"Floa'
and
I'Uh
1
tou
it
was
Jneiror
alwl.
-..'.
To
Cheer
Creditors
Atuka
i.imt:
Hurry
L
write
us
thai
he
has
left
town
to
aocenl
a
jot
eUewliero,
hui
wit!
returi.
in
the
fall,
at
whle'i
lime
In
will
nvuidiale
jiis
Jlii
ikil.
ddlar
fur
dollar.
Her
Preference
"I
notice.
,lt.
Dakollay.
that
you
nwm
to
1
1
k
the
Im-hcIi
belter
Ilia
n
you
do
the
il;ira."
"Ye.
I
prefer
Itelng
burnt
by
the
tun
to
beiiijr
roated
by
the
Friendship
4
Ceased
,
,
I.
title
boy
frtn
liett
hote
-
-IMi-He.
innv
Utte
tny
urfow
l.ady
--
Yeo.
tvith
.plfnun
Wt-ere
did
it
fall?
I.iMIe
lli
I
liiitik
it's
lll-!
In
y-nT
I
r.n.l:iti
fit.
in
ion
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAKD
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant,
unreserved.
surveys
Crown
lands
may
h
prs-tmptsd
by
Krltlsh
subjects
over
It
yesrs
of
ss.
and
by
aliens
on
declaring
Intention
t
bervni
llrltlsh
subjects,
eonil.
tlonal
upon
reshUnc.
peepatlon.
Ad
Ur.provtment
for
acrlrultural
turpoo-
Full
information
cones
rnlna
rsr-.a
Hons
reKardlna:
pre-emption
1
clvvn
In
Kulletln
No.
I,
Usnd
fleris.
"How
o
iTs-empt
I-tnd.
copies
of
iihlch
can
b
obtained
fre
of
chart
ly
addrrsaln
the
Deuartmtnl
of
Utnds.
Victoria.
DC,
or
to
any
Oov-rnroent
AxtnL
e
Itccfird
wttl
b
eranted
rovsring
only
land
sultabl
for
aurlcullural
purposea,
and
which
I
not
timber-land,
I,
carry
Ins:
orr
1.000
boa4
feet
rer
acre
west
of
lb
Coast
Rang
and
MOO
feet
tier
acre
east
of
that
lUna.
Apptleatlont
for
pre-emption
ar
to
be
addrrd
lo
In
Land
Com-
What
became,
of
tne
.beer
Is
al
mUsloner
of
th
Land
Ilecordlnjr
1)1-
question
W
lntfrest.
w.s
It
trans-1
-.
'
ZX.'V"UZ
t
erred
to
another
boat
'while
crossing
,,,.
of
which
ear.
h
eb.
the
lake
or
was
Jt
laudtd
ml
some
private
each;,
eventually
to
be
brought
talned
from
th
I
ind
Commissioner.
I're-smptlon
must
b
occupied
for
flv
years
and
Improvement
mad
to
vatu
of
110
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
flv
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
cn
b
received.
,
For
mors
detailed
Information
at
(he
Bulletin
"How
to
IT
rapt
IJSOd."
PURCHASE
Application
ars
rclvd
for
pur
rhas
oT
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
timber
land,
for.
agricultural
purpose:
minimum
prlc
for
first-clasa
(arable)
land
1
IS
par
acr.
and
cond-ctss
(grating)
land
12.(0
per
acr.
further
information
retarding
purchsa
or
Uss
of
Crown
land
I
Ktvsn
In
Hullstln
No.
10.
Land
Karles,
"l'urchas
and
Leas
ot
Crown
LJand.
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
alts
o
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acr.
may
b
purchased
or
Uassd.
th
condition
Including
paymsnt
of
stumpags.
H0MC8ITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
area,
not
xed,Ing
10
scrw,
may
b
lasd
a
homsalt,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
bslng
ratcd
In
th
first
year,
till
bslng
obtainable
aftsr
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
ar
fulfilled
and
land
has
bn
urryd,
LEASES
For
grating
and
Industrial
purpose
arsas
not
xeeadlng
140
acre
may
b
Uassd
by
on
psrson
or
a
company,
ORAZINO
m
Under
th
Orating
Act
th
Pror
tnr
I
dlvlJed
Into
graxlng
dlttrleU
and
th
rnx
admlnlttrd
under
a
Orating
Commissioner.
Annual
grating
permits
ar
iisusd
based
en
numbers
ranged,
priority
bslng
given
to
established
owner.
Htock
-owner
may
form
uctallon
for
rang
management.
Frs.
or
partly
fr,
prmita
ar
available
foe
settUra,
atipsrs
and
travsllara,
ua
u
last
II
TUESDAY
Btrmmm
u,
WE
ARE
OFFERINQ
r
safEf"
A
MODEL
MODERN
A
GRADUATE
EXPERIENCE!
OPTICAL
PARLOR
REGISTERED
0PT0JIFtpk
TO
8ERVE
YOUR
EYE
NECESSITIES
11
is
lliu
great
tlifference
in
llie
reniu
-torreci
iiieHiotl
if
examination
lor
.dutri
u
,
u
attt'iitioii
Ut
filling
the
precrilion
ami
the
.
iar
in
torrecl
frame
filling
thai
causes
on,
,.
diH'iimiiiate
in
finor
or
gliiMeh'rHleil
in
our
Oi
(l
We
iim'
modern
melliods.
We
Iry
lo
irie
n,
viee.
Thai's
wjiy
yon
will
feel
u
iiun-h
,,
',
yon
are
deciding
on
a
frame
thai
will
exam
V
jiarlietilar
liking.
REMEMBER
No
case
presents
popleXjte.
to
ono
qualified
lit
the
Sclenco
of
Refraction.
(aiiimiII
our
Oiilomelro'l
an
ou
Would
a
In
u
i
vice
will
lie
jiirtf
us
reliable.
Max
Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIOHT
ONLY
at
7
and
0
BUCK
JONES
In
"THE
DESERT'S
PRICE"
A
thrilling
drim.i
r
the
tdaot-.
m
win.'
i
lii
bet
ii
a
figlKtllg
fool.
doiible-barii-'
lure
with
thrill-,
humor.
Ie.
bate
nut
i-nw
i
-Jilay
rub
in
ti.iliii.il
H
iiny
with
never
i
.
Strong
rail:
Buck
Jones,
Florence
Gilbert,
Montague
Love,
Crnrtt
Buttcrworth,
Harry
Dunklnson,
Edna
Marlon
COMEDY
-
"THE
8KY
JUMPEn."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35c
and
10c
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
LiAJ
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
'
'
AND
SHIPYARD
-
Operntlng
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dots
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
FtUsr
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINO.
Our
plant
i
eimi'Kd
to
hsudlr
al:
kinds
ol
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
9tl
?
I
Fishermen
s
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLINQ
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
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Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
SL
STOVES
AND
RANGES
Pipes
-
Dampers
-
Elbows
Stove
Boards
-
Coal
Hotk
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd
r
3rd
A
255
Phone
101
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Fine
Imported
Sergo
ami
Scolcli
Tweet!
Hulls
made
lo
order
in
our
shop
In
Prince
Itupert
ns
low
as
I,
ANGER,
Cutter
P.
O.
Box
247
$50.ou
.
D
C.
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Ruperw
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