PAGE
SIX
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FOTHATTUEBOR:
Cough
;
Try
a
Bottle
of
Edinburgh
Hospital
Cough
Syrup
60c
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
NEW
SHIPMENT
EVENING
DRESSES
JUST
ARRIVED
in
all
sizes
and
colors.
"Doners"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
NOTICE!
We
have
secured
the
Agency
for
Doctor
Middle-ton's
Food
Products
and
carry
a
full
line
consisting
of:
Ironlzed
Whole
Wheat
Whole
Grain
Cereal
Pancake
Flour
Ginger
Cookies
Whole
Wheat
Cookies
Oatmeal
Cookies
Sugar
Cookies
Macaroons
The
repeal
sales
on
these
products
are
a
guarantee
of
their
high
quality.
Helail
price
is
the
same
as
in,
Vancouver
which
will
eiiaMe
everyone
to
g'ne
them
a
trial".
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Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
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your
head
aches,
or
reading
or
work,
strains
your
eyct,
or
if
you
are
the
least
bit
doubtful
about
the
efficiency
of
yuur
eyes
Ihen
consult
us!
Ulasses
are
intendod
to
muke
up
for
the
deficiency
in
your
oyeiglit,
Our
large
patronage
shows
that
we
know
how
to
produce
such
glasses.
Have
your
eyes
examined!
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OKAIU
ATE
OnO.METKlST
27
Years
Practice
31V
Third
Avenur.
Opp.
U.W.V.A.
SUMMER
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FOR
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Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
.
.56.50
Per
half
load
3.50
Per
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Wood
and
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I
HydeTransfer
i3
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Avenue
Phone
5M
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
TOM
NEWMAN
ON
CHANGES
IN
BILLIARDS
ALTERATION
IX
EM.LlslI
UILLIAIID
LAW
EXACTED
11Y
THE
ItlLLlAKItS
ASSOCIATION
AMI
CONTKOL
HOARD
I
m
very
pleased
to
begin
this
week
by
congratulating
the
Billiards
Associa
tion
and
Control
Board
on
Its
decision
to
apply
a
limit
to
consecutive
hazards.
The
"News
or
the
World"
was
the
first
to
put
the
idea
Into
practical
playing
effect.
Last
season,
recognising
that
redbait
play
was
killing
the
most
attractive
side
of
billiards,
this
paper
limited
consecutive
red-ball
hazards
to
25
In
the
series
of
test
matches
arranged
between
Willie
Smith
and
myself.
The
decision
of
the
governing
body
shows
what
an
influence
this
precedent
has
exercised
In
the
best
interests
of
the
game.
I
shall
be
astonished
If
actual
play
reveals
any
defects
In
the
Idea
originated
by
the
"News
of
.the
World."
and
amplified
by
my
recent
notes
In
this
column,
As
champion
of
English
billiards,
the
governing
body
paid
me
the
compliment
of
asking
my
opinion
on
the
best
means
of
limiting
red
-ball
play,
and
I
am
pleased
to
see
that
my
suggestions,
based
on
the
playing
experience
gained
In
the
"News
of
the
World
series
of
matches,
have
been
adopted
In
a
way
which
shows
that
the
best
Judges
of
the
game
were
convinced
of
its
util
ity.
There
can
be
no
question
that
the
change
was
vitally
necessary
to
preserve
the
natural
balance
of
our
national
In
door
pastime.
Red-ball
billiards,
especially
with
composition
balls
Is
such
a
deadly
scoring
force
that.
In
effect,
the
game
was
menaced
by
the
advent
of
a
Red-Ball
Amateur
Championship.
This
WATER
NOTICE
Diversion
snd
Us
TAKE
NOTICE
that
H.
D.
Kvle.
whin
address
is
Wrans-eii.
Alaska,
and
Telerrapb
uTfi,
n.
i...
win
appiy
ror
a
license
io
lake
slid
use
t.000
miner's
inches
flow
of
water
out
or
Burks
Gulch,
which
flows
easterly
Into
Dease
Creek.
The
water
will
be
diverted
rt-ow
the
stream
at
s
point
about
two
mile
up
the
stream
frtun
Its
mouth
Into
Dra-e
Crerk
and
will
be
UM-d
Tor
hydraulic
mlnlnr
purposes
upon
bench
filacer
claims
kn
n
and
devrtbed
as
leases
No.
ltd
and
til.
This
notice
was
pled
on
the
around
on
the
1
3rd
day
of
July
!;
A
ropy
nr
tins
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act.
IH."
will
be
filed
In
the
orrice
of
the
Va:er
Recorder
at
Trlrarsph
Crwk.
objection
to
the
arbitration
may
be
filed
with
the
Mid
Water
n
reorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
tf
Water
Rlirhts.
Parliament
rtnlldmrs,
Victoria.
R
C
within
thirty
day-
srter
the
rirst
appearance
of
this
notice
In
thr
local
newspaper
The
date
of
the
first
trahiieatlon
of
Hit
notice
Is
September
14th.
H
r
VYI.E.
s.ppp'-ant
TRY
A
PAIR
THIS
WEATHER!
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i
HOSE
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Silk,
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on
coldest
of
days.
Smart
and
durable.
In
i
of
the
best
shades.
Ask
to
see
this
Wonder
Hose!
H.
S.
WALLACE
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15c
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Special
Ice
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
IS.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
UrtriCutirig.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
i'oa(
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Plane
an
Furniture
BevlnR.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
576
DENTIST
was
Intolerable.
I
am
glad
to
say
It
no
longer
exists.
Academic
objections
majr
be
urged,
but
In
effect
it
does
not
bother
the
happy
hundred-upper,
who
plays
for
the
fun
of
the
thing,
and
is
never
likely
to
be
skilful
enough
to
have
his
game
In
the
least
affected
by
the
change.
At
the
other
extreme,
it
wUl
not
make
any
appreciable
difference
to
professional
billiards,
simply
because
the
professionals
have
anticipated
It
by
cutung
out
excess
of
red-ball
play
since
the
"News
of
the
World"
series
demonstrated
the
greater
attractiveness
of
three-ball
biaiarda.
The
benefit
will
be
felt
by
the
ever-Increasing
body
of
capable
amateurs
who
achieve
Amateur
Championship
form.
These
men
are
the
salt
of
the
game,
and
It
Is
a
great
gain
that
they
are
no
longer
at
the
mercy
cf
any
individual
who
may
be
so
constituted
that
be
can
endure
the
dreary
drudgery
necessary
to
attain
proficiency
at
ted
-ball
blUlards.
The
new
rule
has
aroused
a
deal
of
discussion,
but
all
the
points
I
hsve
heard
raised
do
not.
to
my
mind,
need
much
explanation.
I
was
asked:
"What
happens
should
the
striker
Inadvertently
lose
the
white
when
obtaining,
aay.
a
cannon,
and
afterwards
go
on
to
ob
must
not
be
lost
sight
of.
however.
Is
that,
supposing
a
striker
runs
a
coup.
the
"D,"
and
plays
a
cannon
off
the
red.
This
new,
rule
dees
not
hsve
any
bearing
upon
Rule
11.
which
still
op-i
erates.
and
restricts
winning
hazards
off
!
the
blUlards
pot
from
the
red
to
two.
:Tom
Newman
in
the
"News
of
the
World."
WATER
NOTICE.
i
Dlstrson
snd
Use
I
TtLl'
IITII'l'
lhar
hunArtlll.
rattrw
Irlon.
wuom
sddrru
is
Inverness
CaniiT),
i
will
apply
f'r
a
licence
to
lake
and
use)
lii,O0U
;allous
per
day
of
water
out
or,
I
creek
wesl
of
wharr
at
China
Hat.
also'
'known
a
no
imi.e..
which
Uows
south-
j
east
and
drain
Into
Trout
Bay
about
400
:tet
south
alonr
Ihe
beach
rrom
the
nouih
'east
conirr
Lot
"A."
kltasou
I.IL
Thei
'
rice
of
the
Water
Heeorder
at
rrlnce
liuiert.
ohjertloiis
to
the
applli
itlon
mar
Im
riled
wllh
the
said
Water
Kecorder
or
with
the
comptroller
or
Water
Itirhts,
i
raiilainenl
Butldlnrs,
Victoria.
11.
within
I
lliirty
days
arter
the
first
appearance
of
'
this
notice
in
a
local
newspaiwr.
The
date
or
Urn
first
publication
of
this
notice
Is
sepu-mtier
30.
Id
Jr..
ItOBEItT
GEORGE
JOI1.MSTOX,
Applicant
MINERAL
ACT
wsrtlUcsts
of
Improvements.
Brownie
o.
4.
Lot
Att,
Mineral
Claim.
Mtuale
In
tlie
Atlln
M
n.lnsr
Division
or
the
'lassiar
District,
on
I
In
Wert
Arm
or
Ta-kun
Arm,
about
three
quarters
or
t
mile
up
stream
rrom
the
nm'jth
or
Wsnn
River.
TAKE
MITICE
that
I.
Charles
E.
Oilmore.
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
974,
intend.
i
Frank
HI!!
DAILY
NBW8
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
U,
i921
Off
for
school,
full
of
pep
SHREDDED
WHEAT
The
perfect
food
for
children
Ready-cooked,ready-to-serve
BORDEN
CHAMPS
JUNIOR
LEAGUE
HEAT.
111(111
SCHOOL
1-0
ON
SATl
It-OA
V
AITEKNOON
AND
WON
'
KOCIIE.NTLK
SIIIEI.il
-
Considerable
Interest
was
taken
in
the
concluding
Uxture
of
the
Junior
Football
League
ou
Saturday
In
which
Borden
won
comfortably
by
1-0
and
captured
the
Rochester
Shield
for
the
year.
High
who
fielded
only
ten
men
kicked
down
the
hill.
Dorden
took
up
the
attack
at
once
and
forced
two
corners.
Then
Comadlna
-
got
away
but
Mas-Donald
cleared.
Ourvlch
was
clever
but
Comadlna
threatened
danger.
Morrison
and
Colllson
were;
good
defenders
and
the
latter
sent
Hill
away
but
be
got
no
support.
Borden
forwards
now
combined
well
and
Stalker
picked
up.
His
kick
was
charged
down
but
was
cleared.
Smith
was
away
but
Scott
slopped
him
and
then
Kami
cleared.
tain
25
hazards
off
the
red?"
Well,
the
stetn
Uc
Ed
Comadlna
forced
break
.automatically
comes
to
an
end,
and
the
player
goes
for
safety.
This
may
seem
rather
hard,
but
the
striker
loses
the
white
throuzh
his
own
action,
and
a
corner.
aurvlch
and
Ratchford
com
bined
but
the
Utter
s
centre
was
cleared.
High
had
only
two
forwards
who
showed
any
Idea
of
making
headway
""1
tbeJ
w
taeSectual
against
Stiles
has
to
suffer
the
consequences.
What
and
Mlwa.
Play
was
evenly
divided
and
,
then
Smith,
Wicks
and
Lee
combined
T"
well
l
detr-
clear.
and
leaves
his
opponent
with
only
the
urcms
DUl
Dordtn
ntt
8;ott
red
baU
to
play
at.
when
such
opponent
j
pr
E
P""X
from
which
th.'"-
needlessly
has
played
his
25th
hazard
he
has
kcor-
white
ball
placed
on
the
centre
spot
of
t
iMJIU
UV,U
UJV
IUU
111
U1C
KCUIW
;
half
Borden
seemed
certain
to
run
up
a
large
score
and
they
took
up
the
at-!
tack
at
once.
They
forced
corners
but
Cross
cleared
well.
Wicks
shot
weakly
past
and
Ratchford
followed
his
example
with
an
open
goal.
Stalker
cleared
and
Lee
hit
the
upright.
High's
tea
men
were
doing
well
but
the
game
was
all
Borden's
though
ttt
play
was
not
of
high
standard.
A
succession
of
weak
i'.uiii'patiy,'
Lid..'
hw
address
l
Gore
hot
D1
fnUUess
corners
brought
ne
Avenue
"ban.
tsnruuter,
B.C..
wilt
aiply
.
score.
Cross.
Morrison
-and
Colllson
for
s
licence
to
lake
snd
use
(u
rallon
1
V
..
.
t
,
,,.,.
,ere
doln
"
bnX
,ork
for
H1n-alMi
per
uilnule
or
water
out
of
small
stream.
kimwu
as
ll
't'l
Stream,
wuleti
flows
iStUes
tried
a
couple
of
leng
shots,
one
'V'ZllZ&V?
W
mU-.
JUtchford
corner
of
Togti
Mtn-nr
claim.
The
water
iWt
the
cross-bar
after
Cross
missed
his
will
he
diverted
rrom
ihe
strum
at
a
kick.
HU1
and
Comadlna
tried
hard
point
about
sou
reel
southwest
or
south-'
...
.
...
,
rsM
cwwr
of
Toro
Mimnr
claim,
and
will
but
no
support
and
High
rarely
be
u-en
ror
industrial
purpo-rs
upon
ine
I
crossed
the
half-way
line.
StUl
no
laua
oreriwa
ss
1
1
.J
srre
nonm-a-i
or
..
T,H
oal"
cam
arvd
Dordrn
rn
ou-
n
Toiro
Sllu'nr
Claim.
This
tr.tire
was
iw,leit
i
on
the
a-routid
on
It
nth
dav
of
rntiin-
.Hers
of
a
Poor
traJise
1-0.
lljer,
ti.
A
ropy
of
this
notice
aud
an
Referee-
J
CamDbelL
:aiillcaU..n
pur-uanl
Ihwu.
aud
to
the
Jf
.
l
-Wler
Arc'
will
I
filed
in
the
office
of
Linesmen
-H.
Ohelll
and
J.
Currie.
hit
,,.irr
nniirurr
i
rnu-r
nuiirri,
S'lvtl
iricrr
wT,titf
!fl.C.
4
III
Iwt
Urt.,
ta
ttM.
Mtintlj-.tLm
miL
I
.....
n
,.,..
I
filed
with
the
said
Walrr
Herordrr
or
I
W.
U
with
the
i-omptroller
or
Water
Want..
Borden
School
S
2
1
l
arliaiiirm
Bulldlnto.
Victoria.
B.C.
with-
7.,":
,
.
.
'
rn
thirty
day
srter
Oie
rirsl
apcaran-e
Booth
School
3
2
i
of
Ihlit
notice
In
s
torsi
newspaper."
Thr
i
High
School.
1
ft
i
dale
of
the
first
publication
of
this
no
lice
Is
October
5.
tBJB.
-
-
SOSIEHVILLE
CANAEIIV
CO..
LTIl..
Applicant.
By
Tred
DesBrlsay
Mattiera.
Arrnt.
j
WATER
NOTICE.
j
Dlssrsion
and
Use.
TAKE
IVOUCE
that
llohert
licorrr
John
'
D.
Pot
Agt.
Pts.
1
14
II
3
12
B
2
8
18
4
REGIfilENT
ENDS
RANGE
SEASON
.MALCOLM
LAMM
MTNNEIt
ill'
OLI
.MEDAL
AT
H.VAI,
SHOOT
IN
ItAIN
VLSTLHDAV
!:,
:.
nT,,.,l.D'il7J.rT.
r""'
K
The
flnU
shoot
of
the
season
of
the
and
will
be
used
ror
doturstlr
and
cannery
i
First
Battalion
Northern
B.C.
Regiment
'purpose
uimn
tlie
land
described
as
Lot
took
Dlace
resterdav
afternoon
at
the
I
J
wrQ
'
aivernooa
ai
ne
"A",
kiiatoo
l.ll.
This
notice
was
posted
,
?
,.'
on
thr
rnitind
on
tlie
l
tth
day
of
Sep
wcwicnoii
Ranges
but
owing
to
lbs
letnher,
t!.
A
cop
of
thu
notice
snd
;
heavy
rains
ther
were
no
hleh
scores
T
Infowti
anil
in
I
w
su
sppliration
pursuant
thereto
and
to
IfliA
"Wat.
Sft'T
.11:
Im
fllMt
In
ftia
..r.
made.
The
gold
medal
was
won
by
Malcolm
Lamb,
the
silver
medal
by
R.
Davidson,
bronze
medal
by
W.
Brass,
the
turkey
by
R.
W.
Cameron,
and
the
spoon
by
C.
V.
Evltt.
Taking
the
place
of
the
range
shoots
the
miniature
ranges
will
open
Friday
next.
Scores
yes
terday,
were:
M.
M.
Lamb
29
R.
Davidson
29
W.
Brass
28
R.
W.
Cameron
29
R.
Wilson
29
C.
V.-Evltt
22
J.
Palmer
'
20
W.
Davies
17
Russell
18
slsiy
days
from
the
date
hereof,
to
applyi-.
,,
in
tlie'
Minlnir
Recorder
for
a
Certiricate
!
El
Hatt'lg
i
18
or
improvements,
ror
the
purpose
or
oh-
talntcr
a
Crown
Grant
or
the
shove
claim.'
And
rurther
taken
notice
that
action,
under
section
tl,
must
be
commenced
be-!
fore
the
Issue
of
such
Ceruricate
ot
12)-
proveineiiia.
DATED
tills
1st
day
ot
September,
A.D
1926.
H.
MrN.
rnBF.R.
Arent,
MINERAL
ACT
iCtrtlflcats
of
Improssmsnta,
Brownie
Nn.
t
Mineral
Claim,
situate
In
the
Atlln
Mining:
Division
or
the
Casslar
District,
on
Wann
River.
adolning
and
to
the
south
nf
Brownie
No.
4
M.C.
TAKE
MiTICK
that
1,
James
B.
Kershaw,
free
Miner's
Certiricate
No.
89683,
Intend,
slity
days
rrom
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mlnlntr
Recorder
for
s
Certiricate
or
Improvement!,
for
the
purpose
or
oh-talnlnr
a
Crown
Orant
or
the
above
claim.
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
lection
tl,
niuit
be
commenced
before
the
issue
of
such
Certificate
of
Improvements.
DATED
this
1st
day
or
September,
A.D.
19SC.
H.
klCN.
i'lUSER,-AitnL
HIGH
SCHOOL
31
2387
23
2988
30
2888
30
2885
31
2585
29
2980
29
19
ea
28
2188
20
1858
18
17
60
JS
CHAMPION
The
High
School
yesterday
won
the
Dunedln
Cup
and
Intermediate
football
championship
by
default,
their
opponents,
the
Y
Macs,
falling
to
put
In
an
appearance.
The
season
thus
closed
on
a
season
of
good,
football
which
was
never
rewarded
with
the
patronage
It
deserved.
The
Intermedlstes
are
hoping
that
their
efforts
nert
yesr
will
be
met
wfth
better
Interest
on
the
part
of
the
public
and
better
attendance
at
their
games.
38.
WEATHER
REPORT
-i
VVllllllVtlU
VII
1
1
THE
PRAIRIES
MWITOIIA
M
H
I
KED
MOST
IHOM
MKT
UEATIIEK
SAYS
UK.
IlLACK
MONTREAL,
Oct.
IS.
Harvesting
con
ditions
throughout
the
Western
provinces
have
been
seriously
disturbed
owing
to
the
unusual
and
frequent
Trains
but
the
spirit
of
the
farmers
In
!
general
remains
stout
and
they
have
re-
I
talned
their
optimistic
outlook,
said
Dr.
W.
J.
Black,
director
of
colonisation,
agriculture
and
natural
resources
of
the
Canadian
Natfonal
Railways
on
his
re-i
turn
to
Montreal
following
a
visit
to
the
!
three
prairie
provinces
of
Manitoba,
Saskatchewan,
and
Alberta.
There
has
J
been
unquestionably
a
disturbance,''
con
tinued
Dr.
W.
J.
Black,
"but
there
is
yet
hope
for
a
considerable
improvement
In
the
attuatlon
and
three
weeks
of
open
weather
would
be
of
great
value
to
the
farmers
and
this
would
hsve
Its
natural
reflection
In
the
west
and
throughout
the
Dominion
generally
Insofar
as
business
is
concerned.
SASKATCHEWAN
"Of
the
three
provinces,
Saskatchewan
has
fared
best,
about
eighty
per
cent
of
their
crop
having
sbeen
threshed
there.
Alberta
comes
next,
between
forty
and
fifty
per
cent
having
been
threshed,
while
Manitoba
has
not
done
quite
as
weU.
It
U
really
pathetic
on
visiting
some
districts
In
Manitoba
to
see
stocks
of
fine
wheat
under
water.
"In
consequence
of
the
damage
caused
by
the
rain
and
snow,
the
percentage
of
grain
grades
'tough'
snd
'ungraded
has
been
unusually
high,
nevertheless
I
found
the
spirit
of
the
people
on
Unpaired
while
In
the
rural
and
urban
communities
business
Is
brisk,
and
particularly
so
in
the
building
lines."
lilMKJKATION
Dr
Blsck
spent
part
of
his
time
whUe
inAhe
West
conferring
-vita
officials
of
the
colonization
department
regarding
plans
for
the
coming
year
and
in
this
retard
the
director
states
that
the
outlook
for
immigration
and
the
placement
of
hew
comers
along
the
lines
of
the
Canadian
National
.tailasyt
Is
bright.
Prince
Rupert.
Raining,
calm,
temp.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
4J.
Anyox.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
49.
Stewart.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
44.
Hazelton.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp..
43
8ml
thrrs.
Cloudy,
calm,
mild.
temp.
43.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
45
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
45.
Dawson.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
20.
Whltehurscv
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
23.
IIUST
Sllir
TO
LOAD
(iKAIS
III.MI.
AKItltf
li
VKJTtHDAY
AMI
FLAN
A
UK
I
.til)
Kilt
si
ITAIILK
CM
(continued
from
page
one)
charter
takes
her.
SUTAHLi:
E.NTtKTAINMCNT
In
order
to
suitably
mark
the
oc
cason.
a
number
of
events
hsve
been
u
ranged
in
connection
with
the
visit
of
the
steamer.
Tomorrow
afternoon
a!
t0
the
Mayer
and
the
Board
of
Trade
end
civic
committers)
will
pay
an
official
visit
to
the
ship
accompanied
by
the
Boys'
Band
when
the
freedom
of
the
city
wUl
be
conferred
upon
.the
cap
tain
and
officers
and
a
suitable
pre
sentation
made
to
eommrmotate
the
arrival
of
the
first
grain
ship
In
Prince
Rupert:
Wednesdsy
evening
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Japanese
Association
will
give
s
banquet
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
to
the
Captain
and
officers
and
prominent
grain
men.
city
officials
and
others
at
seven
o'clock.
Thursday
evening
there
will
be
a
pub
11c
banquet
under
the
auspices
erf
the
Board
of
Trade
and
the
city
council
at
the
Commodore
Cafe.
Committees
in
chsrge
of
the
arrangements
are
as
foUows:
Board
of
Trade
Entertainment
Com
mittee:
E.
C.
Olbbons,
D.
Thomson,
P.
Tinker
and
J.
Field
Strang.
Grain
Committee:
M.
P.
McCaffrry.
O.
W.
Nlckeraon.
C.
H
Orme.
H.
F
Pullen.
M.
M.
Stephens,
F.
Q,
Dawson
and
Olof
Hanson.
Civic
Committee:
Mayor
Newton,
Aid
Jos.
Greer.
M.
M.
Stephens,
George
Casey.
MINERAL
ACT.
.
Csrtlflcat
of
Impressmsnta
SwerpMaKe
No.
4.
iSweepsiaae
Hn.
fractional
and
Kwrrpstakft
So.
t
rrar
lions
I
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the
Athn
Mlnlnr
Division
or
cassia
r
innricu
Where
located:
East
side
or
Taku
Arm.
near
filierp
Creek,
TAkE
NOTICE
that
Relnld
Kymes,
barrister
and
solicitor,
or
610
West
Tender
Hi.,
Vancouver,
British
Coliimhla,
set-inr
ss
airrot
for
Sweepstakea
Mlnlnr
Cor
rriratlon
I'ree
Miners
certlUrate
Nn,
I9IXD,
Intend,
slaty
day
from
It
date
hercor.
to
apply
to
the
Mlnlnr
Recorder
for
ortiricates
of
Improvements,
for
ths
purpose
or
outaininr
crown
oranli
of
the
above
rlalma.
tND
rL'llTllr.R
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
ar
lion
under
section
mus
be
Ctinmrnrrd
before
the
issue
of
sorb
cerliriratr
oi
improvetnents,
iHTED
bla
1st
day
of
Seplembet,
AT).
I9t
in
rnoBATt.
IN
THE
8ITIIEMK
COURT
or
BIUTUII
COIXMBU.
Ill
the
Mailer
of
the
Administration
Art:
snd
In
the
Matter
or
Ihe
Estate-
of
Robert
I'arks,
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ilia
Honor.
E.
MrH.
Vounr.
dated
III
Vlli
day
or
Aits-ust,
A.D.
ICri,
I
was
aptHiinted
Administrator
of
Hie
Eslale
of
Kohert
parks,
deceawd.
and
all
parlies
havmr
rlalma
aralnsl
llm
said
estate
are
hereby
miuiied
to
runiisli
same,
prorrly
venried,
to
me
on
or
heroic
the
Jtt)
day
t.r
Orlolier.
A.D.
IVffi,
and
all
parlies
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
tlie
amount
or
their
indebtedness
to
me
forlhwiih.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
orflrial
Administrator,
rrlnce
Rupert.
B.i
buled
tut)
Dili
day
of
Uciubsr,
i-U,
I9r0.
When
You
Need
A
WATCH
Ask
Us!
Our
walcliPr
lire
positively
guaranteed
lo
g
i
Mrtisfudiou.
Wc
have
u
large
range
in
new
dr
WALTHAMS,
ELGIN,
HAMILTON
AND
HIGH
GRADE
SWI8S
For
Ladles
or
Gentlemen
In
white,
green
or
yellow
gold.
Max
Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tueiday,
7
and
0
p.m.
"
HOOT
GIBSON
"The
Man
in
the
Saddle"
A
rip
rn
up.
tiiile-,i-miuule
Western
.;.
!
Ilool
a
an
iitnlxlHUi
ytiiinjr
owputicltrr
Willi
i
'
;
to
hecume
n
lirro
who
bungle,
blunder.
i
liiiulile
litis
w.tv
a
laiiphnhle
urre).
In
piir-liiiniui
ItniHliI
lit;
,irreled
(tie
-tliTiff
and
liroiigli
nrtoii-
rliinnv
Hie
imit
itwkward
uud
rulii
i
lion
of
Miiinlei
tli.,1
per
befell
u
well
meaning
A
bell."
Strong
i
al
Hoot
Glbion,
Fay
Wray,
Charles
Malles,
Emmett
Kinj,
William
Dyer,
Sally
Long
and
others.
"THE
ADVENTURES
OF
MAZIE"
No.
3
ALBERTA
VAUGHN
IN
"OR,
WHAT
HAVE
YOU?"
INTERNATIONAL
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10c
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it
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uud
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H
to
.
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lo
a;.ou.
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e
T
Weilnesday
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One
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i
il"
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ail
lit
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i
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.
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