PAGE
OIX
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DAILY
NKW8
FRESH
IN
!
Rochons
Chocolates
$1.00
per
1
lb.
Box
Abo
Muxes
at
$2.00,
$2.75
and
$4.00
ROCHON'S
ALMOND
CRISP
$1.00
per
lb.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
New
Dresses
targe
AMrtiiirul
of
New
Afternoon
and
EveningDresses
In
all
colon
and
sizes
from
16
to
44.
Prices
from
$12
00
to
$37.50
COME
AM)
MIES
"Demers"
We
aim
lo
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
For
Real
Bargains
Call
at
Our
Meat
Dept.
We
keep
(lie
!e.t
.Sirloin
Steak,
2
His.
.
.
55c
Hound
Steak,
2
lbs.
.
.
45c
Veal
Steak,
ner
II.
.
.
.
25c
Veal
Cutlets
per
II).
.
.
25c
Shoulder
Veal,
per
lb.
15c
Leg
Veal,
per
II)
23c
Slewing
Veal,
2
lbs.
.
.
25c
Slewing
Heef,
2
lbs.
.
.
25c
Moiling
Heef,
per
lb.
.
.
10c
SaiiMtge,
2
lbs
35c
l'ickied
Pork,
2
lb-.
.
.
35c
Pol
Hoast
Heef,
per
lb.
12'c
Shoulder
Sleuk,
per
lb.
15c
Fresh
Fish
of
all
kind
always
in
slock.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
DEPENDABILITY
is
the
one
big
factor
necessary
in
your
glasses
We
supply
lhal
factor
through
our
careful,
conscientious,
scientific
examination
of
your
eesand
the
production
of
lenses
to
meet
the
results
of
thai
examination.
Accuracy
and
precision
characterize
our
service
to
you
from
start
to
finish.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
2?
Years
31
3rd.
AVE.
HIONE
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412
8UMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
,
.
.se.50
Per
half
load
3.50
Per
sack
50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phono
510
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
BANKING
WAS
ROTARY
THEME
i
I).
C.
PATKKSON
OF
Till:
HANK
OK
JIOXTKr'.AI.
TOLD
HOW
I'lllMC
I'KOTIX'TEII
Telling
some
of
the
means
taken
by
the
Canadian
banks
to
protect
customers,
D.
C.
Paterson.
manager
of
the
Dank
of
Montreal.,
gave
an
Interesting
address
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
weekly
lun.
checn
of
the
Rotary
Club.
Mr.
Paterson
explained
that
the
Bank
I
Act
was
revived
every
ten
years.
Bank
I
ing
affairs
are
administered
bv
a
board'
consisting
or
the
minister
of
finance,
the
receiver
general
and
five
privy
coun-
mors.
Their
chief
duties
are
to
we
that
the
regulations
are
compiled
with
In
the
establishment
of
new
banks
and
more
particularly
to
deal
with
the
amalgamation
of
banks.
The
Bankers
Association
consisting
of
the
general
managers
of
the
banks
con-t
lolled
the
clearing
houses
and
had
the
custody
of
the
central
gold
reserves.
A
j
Pacific
branch
had
charge
In
this
pro-1
vlnce.
!
Another
body
known
as
the
Centra
Oold
Reserves
wu
a
tml
twiv
sistlne
.
of
four
m.mh,r,
,
ihr
...
w
m.tt
.
M
,
1
by
the
Bankers'
Association
and
the
other
by
the
minister
of
finance.
isri;
or
notes
The
banks.
Mr
Paterson
said,
were
allowed
to
Issue
notes
for
five
dollar:
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
100
Large
Heads
Cauliflower.
while
they
lal,
each
....
25c
00
tin
(iolden
Shred
Pineapple,
2s,
2
litis
for
....
29c
Hrookfield
F.ggs
in
cartons,
il
do
en
for
$1.40
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
1
only,
20
oz.
Jar
Pickles,
sour.
in
sweet
or
chow,
together
with
your
choice
of
;J
bottles
of
Sauce,
Catsup,
Miita:d.
Honev,
etc
4
for
$1.00
at
Nu-Jell
Jelly
Powders,
with
aluminum
mould
free,
per
dozen
$1.00
Ogilvie's
.Minnie
Oat",
Cotnhin-J
atiou
.Special
with
earthenware
bowl
free
40c
Pacific
or
St.
Charles
.Milk,
0
tins
for
$1.00
(Limit
18
tins
lo
each
ciis
lomer).
of
Combination
Canned
Fruit
Special
5
TINS
FOR
$1.00
to
1
tin
Globe
Pears,
2's,
I
tin
Sliced
Peaches,
I
s,
tails.
1
tin
Maple
Leaf
Cherries,
2's.
I
tin
Apricols,
l's,
tails.
I
tin
(ireengage
Plums,
2's.-
Store
Gossip
We
have
n
customer
who
wishes
(o
dipoe
of
a
30-30
Winchester
Rifle
Carbine,
in
?ood
condition.
Price
$20.00
cash.
1
only
Marlin
Pump
Shotgun,
Un
inch
barrel,
in
firsl-clas
condition.
.()
cah.
For
information
on
either
of
tibove.
call
at
our
offjee.
SOAP
SPECIALS
Wool
Soap,
:t
for
I
nn
i.l..i.l,il
r..i.
......
"-
I
II
floats,
(iiwranteed
pure
Fels
Naplha
Soap,
i-artoii
.
.
78c
Soap
Flakes
in
bulk.
2
lbs.
2Qc
Jergens'
Toilet
Soap,
per
dozen
89c
Sasso
Pure
Olive
Oil,
i-2
gals..
Special
$1.69
(iallons,
spei-ial
$2.99
No.
1
Mcintosh
Red
Apples
J
Hi.
rir
,
25c
i
1-2
box
for
$1.35
Hit
box
$2.45
I
California
Valencia
Orannea
.MeOiiim
size,
regular
50c
doz.
Special,
3
dozen
Tor
.
.
$1.25
No.
1
Fancy
Tomatoes
5
lb.
baskets
30c
FRESH
MEATS
AND
FISH
This
I)eiartmeul
is
now
under
the
managemeiil
of
.Mr.
Miillins,
and
we
assure
you
that
you
will
gel
first
class
goods
and
service.
Fresh
Crabs
Arriving
Friday
Phone
your
order
Thursday.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211
and
212
BBv
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aW
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tain
aulas
-
I
VLrfSJss
IKS
WUi
ICII"J
J
soai
hum
s
sts
cmwi
j
Aft;
"Tih
or
multiples
of
five
to
an
amount
equal
to
the
unimpaired
paid
up
capital.
If
lury
could
do
so
by
depositing
with
the
central
gold
reserve
one
dollar
In
gold
for
every
dollar
issued.
However,
during
the
time
of
the
moving
of
the
crops
an
ex.
ctptlon
Is
made
and
at
that
tune
they
may
issue
excess
notes
to
the
value
of
13
per
cent
of
their
combined
capital
and
rest
fund
but
must
pay
five
per
cent
interest
on
the
issue.
To
protect
those
holding
notes,
a
bank
note
redemption
fund
Is
formed.
All
banks
must
deposit
with
the
Oovern-
.net
an
amount
equal
to
five
per
cent
of
the
average
note
issue,
the
figures
being
adjusted
each
year.
Should
"a
bank
become
insolvent
and
no
provision
bo
made
to
redeem
thf
notes,
this
fund
can
be
called
upon
without
regard
tc
the
amount
paid
In
by
that
bank.
aidits
Various
audits
are
provided
for.
Two
auditors
are
appointed
for
each
bank
and
one
of
them
at
les.it
must
retire
at
the
end
of
the
second
year.
This
means
that
one
retired
each
year.
The
majority
of
the
hank
dlrctors
must
be
British
subjects
and
40
per
cent
of
the
cash
reserve
must
be
In
Dominion
Government
notes.
Mr.
Paterson
stated
that
there
were
Canada
today
eleven
banks
with
a
total
of
3.893
branches
of
which
172
wen
outside
of
Canada.
The
total
Is
ced
capital
amounts
to
1
117.000.000,
the
reserve
1123.000.000
and
the
deposits
the
end
of
last
July
amounted
to
the
enormous
sum
of
1
.900
,000,000.
SUGGESTS
THAT
U.S.
NOW
REDUCE
TARIFFS
.
j
The
Juneau
Empire
after
reviewing
the
result
of
the
Canadian
elections
in
tome
detail
savs:
'All
things
considered
the
Canadian
election
ought
to
be
pleasing
to
those
both
countries
who
do
not
want
a
tariff
war
between
America
and
Canada.
IX
the
United
States
would
do
her
part
now
and
reduce
her
tariff
to
the
Canadians
we
might
look
forward
a
very
large
Increase
in
trade
back
and
forth
across
the
International
bor
der."
TIMBER
SALE
X8263
Staled
lender
will
be
Terelted
by
the
Miiui-.fi
ui
ijukIi
ih
1
1
Ulrr
Man
IK-hi
on
ihe
oti
1j
..r
sepii-iuM-r,
lt.
fur
Hie
t-un-ns-e
l
lirente
.gf63,
to
cut
I
if.
eon
limal
Irei
of
ledar
rules
aud
I'lllnc
oil
ail
ares
sdjoiiuiif
lil
lit
and
Mil.
r
Kuwm
Hs.
4
mile.
Wei
i.f
fort
Ueiiieiit.
yueen
Clurhillr
Inland
Laud
lit.trirt.
Hire
t;i.
rsr
will
be
allowed
for
re
imtval
of
UintxT
rurllur
.arliri,lr.
i.f
the
Chief
fores
ler,
Viri.iru
B.
...
or
DlHrlcl
roretler,
Hruwe
Um-ert,
I),
c.
MINERAL
ACT.
'
Csrtlflcsls
of
Improi.m.nts
Sweep.uke
xi.
i.
.eep.iase
So.
rarlkxisl
awl
Sei-(wae
So.
6
Fractional
MliH-ra;
Claim.,
tiluale
In
ihe
A
Hit)
Mimnr
Immoii
,f
i:ailar
lii.mn.
Where
located
---East
side
of
Tsku
Ann.
lir.r
wrfii
i-rers.
T.UE
VlTICt
Out
nlnsM
Synies,
l-arHili-r
snd
snliriuir,
of
to
Wel
ftm-9I.UU
rtrr
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nrojer.
Ilrlll.h
r.ilnml.la
arl.
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s.
siren
I
f.r
SwH-iwuke
Mlnlnr
lr-
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rrre
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rerllflesle
lo.
i.iun.
iiitriKi.
.iit
niri
irom
in
due
liere
f.
in
srtly
lo
Hi
Minlnir
lifrnrrtr
or
i
riwiran-.
or
liiirMiivrmmta.
for
lbs
puriKii
r
mm
Cron
Ursnls
of
iiw
wwnr
riaiin.
AMI
f
L'RTIIKR
TASK
OTICkIHal
SC
li
under
scrilon
5
inu.t
lie
noinmenrrd
Ix-fiM
tln
ue
of
wirh
rertlfii-aies
of
llllirmrnirni.
jjI'lfltK
lt
day
of
Sepiember,
A.D
MINERAL
ACT
Ctrilflcau
of
Impronsmtnts.
Brownie
No.
5
Mineral
claim,
iitiale
In
the
Atlln
Mlninr
iMvivlon
of
lhi
(,alar
limlrii-t.
on
Wsnn
lilv-r,
adlolninr
snd
to
Ibc
fuMiih
of
Rroanir
IMC
TAkE
OTir.E
mat
I,
James
B.
Kerttuvr,
rri-e
Miners
iiiri'-ale
.''lo.
81.
Intend,
sixty
davs
rroin
the
dale
hereof;
to
spply
tt
Hit
Mlnint
Rerorder
for
a
Certlflcit
of
Improv-mrnli.
fur
the
purpose
of
ou
Isintnr
a
Crown
Orsnt
of
the
almve
rlalin.
And
flintier
lake
ntl-e
that
anion,
iin-dr
K-riion
.
mint
he
rommerued
tiefore
Hie
Kaue
of
sum
Orliricam
tr
Improvement
.
I
jf'ATF.D
'
Dill
HI
day
of
September.
A.D,
"
Me.1.
FRA8ER,
Aenl.
'iSJINERAL
ACT
i
Csrttflcsts
of
IwprotsinsitU.
...w,.1n
,r,.fli'.'n,l
Anyoi
snd
Jus.
uf,
5f,n,rr".'
1CI1"'?-
"'
m
the
Atlin
Mlnlnt
MrUlon
of
I
tie
Caanlar
Dltrlrl.
aboiii
one
mile
up
strratn
frnu
the
liouth
of
Wann
River.
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l'1'
T,M"
KnE'neer
Cold
5f,n.l-M-A
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Certlflrste
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from
the
dsle
noTwir
,u.
at.nly
to
the
Mlnlnr
Re-corder
for
s
frilfirie
of
linpruvementi.
fr
tti'
ftunmoe
of
oblslnlnr
a
Crown
prsin
of
the
above
rlalin.
'.'HKr.
"ke
""Ur
thti
'ftlon.
nn.
m-r
h
section
ii,
uiuH
be
eomnienred
before
the
l.je
of
wirh
Certificate
of
ln:prove.
l?it
TKt)
ihl
I"
day
of
September.
A.D
11,
McN.
FRASER,
Agent.
IRELAND
TODAY
UNDER
COSGRAVE
4i:COKI
ok
mImtantial
aciiikw:
.MMENT
AMI
SO1K
III'
t'KOHLEMS
J
com
konti.vo
mini:
t
The
achievements
of
Presldeut
Oos
grave
and
his
colleagues
in
Ireland
since
j
the
present
Government
took
charge
and
the
problems
that
face
the
people
of
that
country
are
set
out
brleny
In
an
article
In
the
London
Tunes.
Of
the
achievements,
says
the
Times,
the
most
notable
are:
1.
The
creation
of
an
admirable
police
force
In
the
Civic
Guards,
who,
though
unarmed,
are
a
fine
body
of
men.
recruited
as
a
rule
from
the
small
fanner
class,
and
already
fairly
well
disciplined,
efficient,
courteous,
and
Intelligent.
3.
The
reduction
of
the
Army
frun
over
50.000
a
tew
jreara
ago
to
under
13.000
today
It
is
still
too
large,
and
doubtless
will
be-further
reduced
now
I
that
the
Civic
Ouard
haa
become
more
efficient.
3.
Rapid
progm
in
repairing
the
wholesale
destruction
wrought
in
the
years
of
Internal
strife,
and
a
marked
Improvement
in
communications
throughout
the
country,
which
should
Jo
much
to
attract
tourUL
and
especi
ally
motor,
traffic
from
Great
Britain.
nmsTic
policy
4.
A
drastic
policy
In
repressing
the
abuses
and
maladministration
of
local
bodies
municipal
and
county
councils
by
the
substitution
in
many
places
of
paid
Commissioners,
to
the
great
relief
of
the
rates.
5.
The
creation
of
an
efficient
de
partment
of
agriculture
ahlch.
under
lu
present
head,
appears
to
understand
ru
ral
problems,
such
as
the
grading
of
produce
for
the
outside
market
aud
the
extension
of
the
co-operative
system,
and
.
to
poMess
the
confidence
of
the
agriculturist
ho.
after
all.
ara
the
backbone
of
the
country.
7.
The
firm
line
taken
tn
regard
to
the
powerful
publican
interest,
to
which
the
old
Nationalist
rarty
aa
usually
subservient,
as
shown
In
the
measures
taken
to
reduce
the
number
of
licences
for
the
sale
of
liquor
and
to
raise
the
fees.
Also,
the
effective
check
of
Illicit
distillation
in
remote
tract.
8.
The
absence
of
any
sectarian
bias,
a
fact
to
which
the
various
Protestant
Churches
have
borne
frank
testimony.
'
l.U'K
or
C'AI'ITAI,
The
people
of
the
net
8tatea
are
to
day
much
more
concerned
with
rcon
omlo
than
with''
pomtcU
questions,
though
the
two
are.
of
course.
Inter-connected.
The
great
slump
In
prices
of
agricultural
produce
which
follewed
the
war
boom
has
hit
very
hard
a
country
which
haa
few
industries,
and
depends
mainly
on
Ita
ei
porta
of
horses,
cattle,
pigs,
bacon,
and
butter
to
the
British
market
t
The
decreased
purchasing
power
of
the
British
consumer,
owing
to
industrial
depression
and
industrial
unrest.
Is
at
Once
felt
by
the
Irish
producer,
and
Is
shown
in
the
steadily
decreasing
exports
and
the
increasing
adverse
balance
at
trade.
Hence,
the
policy
and
act.oos
of
the
British
Oovernment
In
regard
to
these
matters
are
followed
with
a
keen
and
intelligent
Interest,
very
dif
ferent
from
the
languid
indifference
which
the
"man
In
the
street"
in
Eng-land
shows
towards
Irish
affairs.
On
all
side
one
heard
nothing
but
admira
tion
of
the
resolution
which
the
BrltUH
Oovernment
and
people
had
shown
tn
the
short-lived
great
strike.
On
the
other
hand,
there
is
centra!
aurorlae.
not
unmingled
with
contempt,
for
the
policy
of
drift
followed
In
regard
to
the
miners'
strike.
cool
itici
nios.
It
Is
openly
said,
and
I
believe
truly,
that
the
Free
Stale
Oovernment
would
have
given
Mr.
Cook
a
very
short
shrift.
Even
the
Irish
Labor
rarty.
under
the
able
leadership
of
Mr.
Johnson
an
Englishman,
by
the
way
has
very
coldly
received
Mr.
Cooks
appeals
fcr
assistance,
and
when
he
came
In
person
to
Dublin
a
few
weeks
ago
his
only
supporter
was
the
Irresponsible
Jim
Lar-kin.
whose
spiritual
home,
like
Mr.
Cook's.
I
in
Mowow.
Mr.
Johnsan
waa
away
addressing
a
Labor
meeting
In
the
country.
The
problem
In
the
Free
State
today
is
how
to
live
under
a
heavy
burden
of
taxation,
with
the
cost
of
living
en
hanced
by
high
protective
tarlffa.
while
price
of
produce
are
falling.
A
sad
spectacle
everywhere
la
the
number
of
beautiful
residences
which
have
been
abandoned
by
their
former
owners
of
the
well-to-do
class,
because
they
cannot
afford
to
keep
them
up.
That.
Indeed,
Is
common
enough
In
England,
and
there,
as
here,
aggravates
the
evil
of
rural
unemployment.
But
an
even
more
sinister
feature
In
the
Free
Btate
Is
the
fact
that
within
the
last
few
years
arable
land
has
lost
nearly
half
its
value,
and
Sn
all
aides
one
hears
of
farms
changing
hands
at
half
the
price
paid
for
them,
largely
with
borrowed
money,
a
few
years
sgo;
while
for
large
farm
requiring
considerable
capital
to
work
there
Is
hardly
any
demand.
The
difficulty
of
obtaining
capital
to
stock
and
work
the
land
Is
now
Intensified
because
the
banks,
which
were
so
lavish
with
their
advances
In
the
years
of
the
boom,
appear
to
be
going
to
the
other
extreme,
perhaps
because
of
the
large
drop
In
deposit
dur-Ing
the
last
year
or
two.
Irish
capital
Is
now
being
used
to
finance
British
rather
than
Irish
Industry.
All
round
the
agricultural
situation
gives
cause
for
serious
anxiety.
The
Shannon
scheme
represent
a
bold
attempt
to
provide
cheap
electric
power
for
industry
In
a
country
without
coal.
If
successful
It
may-render
the
Free
State
less
dependent
on
agriculture
i""
aUorb
much
of
ln
casual
labor
Use
this
Becipo
(op
Mustard
Pickies
Use
an
earthen
jar:
1
gallon
vinegar
1
cup
Colman's
D.S.F.
Mustard
1
cup
salt
Add
onions,
slked
grtra
tomatoes,
small
cucumber
a,
and
covtt
In
the
usual
way.
These
pickles
will
be
ready
to
eat
at
the
end
of
six
weeks,
and
will
keep
perfectly.
This
is
only
cne
of
the
many
recipes
for
delicious
homemade
Pickles,
Catsups
and
Relishes
in
our
Recipe
Book.
Write
for
a
free
copy.
Celmta-Xrta
(Canada)
Limited.
Dept.
82
liMO
Ambeiat
St,
Mastrt
a!
Colmans
Mustard
Aids
digestion.
now
without
any
certain
employment.
IKI'll
KLOIMFAT
A
very
satisfactory
feature
iff
the
present
situation
Is
the
strong
position
of
the
many
thousands
of
ei
-Service
men
of
the
British
Army.
A
a
tody
they
have
been
generously
treated
'
by
the
British
Oovrmmeut.
they
hold
their
head
high
.and
their
war
service
ha
raised
them
In
the
estimation
of
the
groat
majority
of
their
fellow
country-
tueu.
To
those
who
were
proud
of
Irish
valor
and
what
Irishman
waa
not--the
spectacle
of
the
ar-worn
rolora
of
ihcwe
historic
Irish
rrgtmenta
now
rest
ing
for
good
in
8t
Fstrick
Cathedral
la
a
pathetic
one.
Surely
Southern
Ireland
muld
have
been
given
Its
free
dom
without
the
sacrifice
of
thoer
splendid
tradition,
and
without
de
priving
her
sons
of
a
career
tn
which
they
so
often
won
distinction
and
(lory.
On
those
battered
standarda
one
would
wtsh
to
Inscribe
the
word
"Ittsur-gam."
Ml
K
I.ST
I
It.
lira.
A
Where
are
you
going
Uda
iumra;
for
a
rest
Mrs.
B
A
friend
of
mine
told
m
of
a
lovely
place
where
they
do
noth
ing
but
play
golf
all
day
and
briM
all
night
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In
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Dally
News
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRt-EMPTIONS
VarsnL
unreserved,
survsyiM
Crown
lands
may
be
pr-empt1
by
British
subjects
over
II
year
of
a.
and
by
aliens
on
declaring
Intention
to
become
Urltlah
subjects,
conll-tlonal
upon
residence,
occupation,
jJ
liuprovsment
for
agricultural
Vurposes,
Full
information
concerning
rsgu-atlons
regard
I
nr
pre-emptions
I
riven
In
Hulletln
No.
L,
Land
Herts.
"How
to
I'rs-empt
Land,"
copies
of
tihlch
can
be
obtained
free
of
charge
ly
addressing
the
Department
of
Lands.
Victoria.
D.C..
or
to
any
Gov.
ernment
AcsnL
V
Kecorda
will
be
granted
covering
only
land
aultabl
for
surlcultural
purposes,
and
which
I
not
llmbar-land.
I.e.
carry
Ins:
ovsr
1.000
board
feet
ter
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Hang
and
5.090
feet
per
acre
east
of
tbat
IUnsrs.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addressed
to
tb
Land
Com
mUsloner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division,
in
which
the
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are
mad
en
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
th
Land
Commissioner.
rre-emptlons
must
be
occupied
for
rive
years
and
'Improvements
tnal
to
value
of
tlO
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
m
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
b
received.
Kor
more
detailed
Information
see
the
Bulletin
"How
to
I'rs-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
pur
chase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
Isnds.
not
being
tlmbcrland.
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
I
IS
per
acre,
and
second-claas
(grating)
land
tt.SO
per
acre.
Further
In.
formation
retarding
purchase
or
leas
of
Crown
land
I
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
rlerles.
"llirchss
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
alts
o
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
b
purchased
or
leased,
th
eon
dltlon
Including
payment
of
stumpag.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
sxceellng
II
acre,
may
be
leased
as
homeslts.
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
bslng
erected
In
th
nrst
year,
title
bslng
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
ha
bsn
surveyed,
LEASES
For
graxlng
and
Industrial
par-poss
arts
not
xcdlng
140
aersa
may
bs
Isased
by
one
person
or
a
company,
CRAZINQ
9
Under
th
Graxlng
Act
tb
Prov-Inc
Is
divided
Into
grating
district
and
th
rang
administered
undsr
a
Grating
Commlsslonsr
Annual
graxlng
permits
ar
Issued
baaed
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
beleg
gtvsa
to
established
owner.
Stock-owner
may
form
a
a
relations
for
rang
masagsmsnt.
Frs.
er
partly
fx,
permit
axe
available
for
settler,
ewupers
aad
travellers,
t
lea
rniDAT.
semMEen
:i,
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are
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MODEL
MODERN
A
GRADUATE
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OPTICAL
PARLOR
REGISTERED
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TO
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NECESSITIES
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n,.,.n
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discriminate
in
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filleti
in
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We
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modern
melhod.
c
try
to
give
ru,,rh
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vire.
Thill's
why
oii
will
frrl
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nin..i.
..
yon
are
deriding
on
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frume
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will
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iarnniiar
liking.
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No
case
presents
perplexities
to
one
qualified
in
the
Science
of
Refraction.
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utir
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