PAGE
SIX
PERFUMES
Uy
Mie
ounce.
A
few
odors
by
the
bading
perfumers.
Coty's
L'Orife'an
-
l'aris
Kmeraude.
jut
oz.
$4.00
Caron's
-
lllack
Narcissus,
per
oz
$7.00
Jtailianl.
per
oz.
.
.
.
$3.50
Guerlaln's
-llleuro
Weue,
per
oz
$5.00
Ji"ky.
per
oz
$2.50
Roger
and
Gallet's
Jadc-YeraYmletla,
per
oz.
$1.50
rh-ui's
d'Amour.
-per
oz.
$4.00
And
many
others.
All
new
fresh
slock
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
We
have
all
sizes
in
stock
In
Navy
Serge
Gymnasium
Bloomers
from
$3.25
to
$3.75
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ld.
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton.
CLEARANCE
SALE
Hilfgi'st
Mai-gains
ever
offered.
Underwear,
100
per
cent
pure
wool,
leg.
$4.00
suit,
(o
clear
for
$3.00
Men's
Working
.Sox,
reg.
50c
per
pair,
to
clear
at
2
pairs
for
75c
Ladies'
Hose,
rva.
1.00
value.
To
clear
at
75c
Toques,
rer.
from
1.25
to
50c.
To
clear
at
...
85c
and
40c
Slocks
limited.
Come
early
add
pick
uj
Hie
best.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
NEW
SPRING
DRESSES
Latest
Styles
In
Silk
and
Tweed
J'roin
$14.00
"Deraers"
We
ni
in
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours-
to
6.
X-ftay
Sarvlca
Phone
666.
Open
Tuesday
und
Thursday
Evenings
Saturdays
9
to
12
nocn
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxquisito
Block
or
Fur
Trimmings
at.
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Thlri
Ave,
I
!
VISITORS
WON
BOTH
MATCHES
14.
Itolh
games'
were
very
in
teresting
and
were
witnessed
by
i
.
:
I
.
ipuuu
aizru
ciuvxus.
The
girls'
game
was
Iho
most
exciting
particularly
toward
Unclose.
At
the
end
of
the
first
half
Anyox
was
ahead
111
to
4
and
the
local
girls
picked
up
three
points
in
the
second
half.
while
the
visilors
made
no
score.'
Annie
McLachlan
of
the
Anyox
team
was
ordered
off
the
floor
afler
having
made
four
personal
fouls.
The
scoring
was
as
follows:
Anyox
Jeanette
Morley;
Julia
Uttderoiie.
3:
Annie
McLachlan,
Thelma
Heetli,
1:
Margaret
J'.Vcill;
Bonnie
Chapman.
l'rince
Ittipert
Laura
Frizzell,
1:
Kvelyn
Dalby,
2;
Vera
Smith.
2:
Helen
Sim,
2:
Ada
Minzgohr;
Julia
Walters,
Catherine.
Irvine.
Boys'
Game
The
boys'
jrame
was
fairly
fast
although
the
visitors
had
things
rctty
well
their
own
way,
the
orals
seeming
unable
to
locale
he
basket.
Theodore
Asimus
of
Anyox
was
put
off
the
field
for
ripping
at
the
betrinnitwr
of
Ihe
eeond
half.
Anyox
Theodore
Asimus
1:
i'ddie
Clay,
John
Lazorek.
1:
tuart
MrLachtan,
4;
Ted
Swau-son,
14;
Austin
Lindgreu,
4.
l'rince
Ittipert
Hob
Malheson,
Alex
Mitchell.
H:
Pern-
Haisler.
:
Yohi
Kalsuyuma,
sa
Katsii-ama.
2:
Clarence
Thompson
and
Harry
Walker.
Hddie
ATann
refereed
and
SHERIFF
SALE.
In
lite
Cuattfy
ul
ITtlirr
lltniert:
S.-sr1
and
Mlle
Limited.
piatHUfTii:
Turn
KiHir
and
l.er
Yirk.
earrytng
w
inilti".
under
the
luiuie
uf
I'rtnee
Im-'ert
llrrrerleK
teriKlatil:
Bv
wrttie
i.r
a
warrant
r
everiitlim
U--iurt
in
lliti
artiam.
I
hsvr
elzed
,f
the
nl
if
the
(terendaiiu
tlx-
following:
.
iM-ral
slues"
uf
xriMT-riM.
totiarrod.
etr
r
future..
fiirtiittle.rs
fir.,
all
itt
inrn
i
snail
oner
rr
nale
lv
lulalr
m
il.
ii
fur
raoh
mi
Frldav.
Hm
Yirih
dav
'
hiith.
!.
rrh.-n
In
ll
if
'ruiKiii.
ai
H44
Third
Ai-fiiur
Wwt,
In
On-
.ily
r
I'niirr
luiiK-rt.
JOHV
sunn
rv.
siM-rirr
fer
Frd
ti.
Uarkland.
ltnulv
shrrtrr
F.
Rriiw.
iifti.
nccr
and
Ilailirr.
tiall
i
l-rtnci-
Hiijh
rt
i
c
Krtiruary
i?.
A.li.
13
MARCH
Will
be
our
llauuer
Mouth
anil
yours
for
Saving
Money
on
Groceries
First
Come,
First
Served
Phone
45
j
tins
Quaker
Peas,
.o.
5.
.
.
95c
0
tins
Corn
or
Tomatoes,
large
95c
8
tins
Tomatoes,
2's
95c
i
tins
Libby'a
Asparagus
Tips
95c
4
litis
iJelmoute
SpiuacJi,
2's
'.
.
95c
0
litis
Lombard
Plums
..
..
0
tins
Singapore
Pineapple..
4
tins
Delmonte
Peaches,
2's
95c
7
lins
lleinz
Pork
and
Heans
95c
a
bottles
Heinz
Catsup,
large
95c
7
tins
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
95c
10
tins
Snider's
Tomato
Soup
95c
G
tins
Kinur
Oscur
Sardines
95c
ID
tins
lirunswick
Sardines
95c
tins
Pure
Honey,
2
Vi's
....
95c
1
tin
Pure
Honey,
5's
95c
J
bricks
Pure
Honey
Comb
95c
10
tins
Sally
Ann
Cleanser
95c
kjiituins
same
amount
as
Old
Dutch
Clenser,
12
bars
Palmolive
Soap
...
95o
i
cartons
Sunliiglit
Soup
...
95c
i
ig
bars
Castile
Soap
....
95c
4
pkigs.
Princess
Flakes
95c
15)
bars
While
Swan
Soap
..
95c
4
bottles
Slerling
Calsup
..
95c
3
Ib.
Ontario
Cheese
95c
2
do..
F.xlra
Fresh
Kiznn
.
.
.
95c
2
lbs.
Hest
Creamery
Hutler,
bulk
95o
i
doz.
Sunkisl
Oranges
95o
4
doz.
Sunkisl
Lemons
....
95c
Pure
Marmalade,
i
lb.
tin
..
55c
Oherailella's
Chocolale,
3
II).
tin
S1.35
Malkin's
Hest
Coffee,
2
lb.
for
$1.25
50c
values.
3
lb.
for
.
.
.
$1.00
We
Sell
the
Best.
We
Sell
for
Less
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
The
Real
Cause
Of
Constipation
Is
A
Bad
Liver
Mrs.
.
Jean
Bocheir,
Nelson,
B.fi,
1
1
,i
i
I
.
.
.
t
niiiw.
xur
miDj
Tears
l
nsvs
,
Anyox
Girls
and
Boys
Successful
.
been
troubled
with
iir
liver,
and
suX-
In
Saturday
Evening's
.
vtcrcd
terribly
with
constipation.
Games
'
Uolli
fames
Saturday
night
between
basketball
leanis
representing
Anyox
and
l'rince
Ilupert
HiKh
.Schools
resulted
in
victory
for
the
visitors.
The
Anyox
pirls
won
by
10
to
7
and
the
boys
from
the
smeller
town
by
24
to
j
I
HEASD
ABOUT
Milburn's
and
tare
been
greatly
improved
since
I
started
to
take
them.
I
cannot
rerommrnd
them
too
highly
to
any
one
who
in
troubled
with
their
liver."
Milburn's
Laxa-Lirer
Pills
are
not
a
new
and
untried
remedy.
They
have
been
on
the
market
for
the
put
S2
years;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
iiilburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
OnL
(Seorge
Frizzell
was
timekeeper.
Helween
the
games
there
was
another
excellent
exhibition
of
I
hysical
drill
by
the
'irls
or
the
l'rince
Ilupert
High
School.
Following
the
ga'uies,
Ihe
leanis
were
entertained
at
a
party
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Max
lieilbroner.
SPORT
CHAT
r.ven?s
Tor
l
lie
week
uth
scheduled
as
follows:
Monday
tonight
Cribhagi-
J-ague:
Cold
Storage
vs.
C.
X.
Mechanical;
Moose
.
Priuw
Ilupert
HoteJ;
C.N.
Operating
vs.
Sons
or
Canada;
Knights
of
Columbus
vsu
Koyal
Orange.
lAnlge;.tsL
Andrew's
vs.
Oreat
War
lerau;
Dry
Ioek
vs.
Klks.
I'bursday
Men's
Whist:
Moose
vs.
Elks;
Knight
of
Colutii
bus
vs.
Sons
of
Canada:
Knights
of
Pylhia
vs.
Sons
of
England;
ltyal
Orange
Ijxlge
vs.
St.
AwJrew
s.
Friday.
Ladies'
Wliist:
Muo-e
Ladies
vs.
Pythian
Sjslers,
Daughters
of
hugland
vJ
Oninge
IxxJge.
Besides
having
given
the
hun
gry-
baketball
fans
of
this
city
Ihe
only
chance
they
had
this
winter
of
seeing
the
popular
sport,
a
chaw.'
I
hey
took
full
advantage
of
in
spite
of
the
fact
l
ha
I
they
had
to
climb
Acropolis
Hill
in
the
rain,
the
viil
oT
Hit
Anyox
High
ScIho!
boys
and
girls
teams
to
the
city
at
Ihe
end
of
last
week
no
doubt
proveo"
valuable
and
enjoyable
to
Iho
young
people
on
both
side
themselves.
It
is
good
for
neigh-
toring
towus
Itt
gel
together
it,
ibis
maimer
and
especially
so
In,
Ihe
ease
of
the
boys
and
girls.
The
local
baskelballers
who
made
the
trip
north
before
Chrixlmas
profiled
thereby
boll.
in
spirit
and
iiiiuu.
Mi,
uudoubl-
fdly,
did
the
Anyox
.voungslers
in
coming
here
last
week.
It
is
only
unfortunate
that,
on
the
oc
casion
of
such
excursions
as
this,
more
of
the
young
people
do
not
have
the
opportunity
of
Making
the
trip.
The
fire
deparliheul
responded
95C!lo
six
calls
during
the
month
oi
95c
I
February.
.None
of
the
fire
were
serious
and
little
daniay
was
done
as
u
resull
of
them.
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITV
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
1
Akh
V'TICE
TIIAtT
I.
Tlu'
i.iiunril
ut
111.-
i:rHratUiii
ut
ni
in
i
riuii
huixti
iniriiu
lu
rou-
mimii
a
iiiivriiipiii
m
iff
n
rcrl
win,
inn
iiHtuiK
ul
a
inutln-KK
or
ilmlM-r
over
uhlrh
will
Im-
placed
a
iminr
rivlnr
a
l-nth
at
Hie
i'i'iihii
ul
nil
Inrlie
t'Kiinned
of
tii'ukrii
-UMie
and
itand.
ou
that
rlioii
or
Munrravp
I'lmr
roiniiif
minir
rrom
a
IhiIiiI
at
Hit
iM'Ti.fcil(in
or
Hie
north
boundary
of
'Hi
Aveiiur
and
Ilie
cenlir
line
of
Mu-rravi'
l'lar.
lliruep
alini(r
Murrave
I'lait'
a
ittHtwn
on
the
plan
and
prorilea
tU
(Minlled
in
llm
orrice
or
tilt
Clly
t-iixiiierr
In
Oic
liilPi-rei'llon
or
Ilie
soulli
iHiundary
or
utli
Aveniin
and
the
i-cuire
line
or
Mu-xmve
I'lai-e,
u
a
lurat
liiiruvuif
tit.
and
Intends
to
erlll.v
fnrr
(lie
rot
I
iiion
tlie
land
aliuitliiB-
directly
on
IIik
work.
ree
niieh
ortloii
or
Ilie
rout
a
i
Ineurred
at
tree
liiteriM-rli.ini.
and
al
eliiHil
iroM-rt.
S.
Tlio
i-Ktiniatetl
post
of
the
work"
I
lt.4iii.nii.
or
wlilrli
Ull.t.SW
I
to
le
mlil
l
Ihe
i.oi'iHiratloii.
and
the
eatiiuali'd
animal
wial
rale
mr
fisil
rrontaice
H
.:ilf?ni',:i4.
Tlie
eeial
aitaemtimiii
to
le
paid
In
lu
aiuiual
niMaltiieiiu.
:i.
I'eraonK
dexlrinir
lo
petition
aralnl
iMiilertakinir
ihe
work
mui
do
ao
on
or
lierore
Hie
srd
day
or
April.
tdSB.
E.
V.
JotS.
:tty
Clerk.
tinted
tin
tTtli
day
of
letirmrv.
if,.
FORM
F.
Not
lea
of
Application
for
Cartiflcatt
lmproamanta
"Sight"
Mineral
Claim
of
situate
in
the
I'riiiee
HiiimiI
Mlnluir
lilt
Kiiiii
or
tlie
SkiM-na
lnlrlct.
Where
r"".
kii-Hted:
Near
Ihe
iuf
ii,-au
head
iti
of
kllmiiokaliiiii
Riiuiiiaaiijiii
Pure
I,...
Lard
r
i
Prices,
.
i
3
.....
lb.
for
75c1-1"'
Lawful
holder:
swan
Halm.
Mmi-5
lb.
for
maVf:.
U"ltWr
rr"
lmft
rmrMle-
S1.25;
10
lb.
..
$2.45
McCormick
s
Sweet
Hiscuils.
reg.
TAkK
MITICK
Hint
I.
Sunn
liiilln
lw
Miner'.
irlirieale
.VI.
KSVU'i:,
Intend
al
the
end
or
lit)'
day
frnin
the
dale
hereor.
to
apply
to
the
Mnilnr
lleeorder
for
a
Ortirirale
or
tiiiproveiueula
for
the
pnne
of
olitaininir
a
Crown
Orant
or
the
alHiw
claim
And
further
take
nollee
that
anion,
under
aerllou
f
ut
the
Mineral
Art."
mil
nl
lie
roinnienred
be-
fine
llm
iMiianre
of
atich
U-rtlflealv
of
iioiroteuieuif'.
Oated
UiIk
i!lrd
da)
or
Vetiruarv.
)t6.
fiWA
IIA1.IM,
Owner.
fe
E.
T
knny,
Aireut.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday
GEORGE
LUCAS
IS
GIVEN
NINE
MONTHS
Sentence
Passed
This
Afternoon
by
Judge
Young
on
Young
Man
Who
Was
Committed
In
City
Court
teoige
i.ucas,
who
was
coin-
milled
for
trial
in
the
city
police
court,
was
sentenced
to
nine
mouths
in
Okalla
Prison
by
Judge
1
.
Melt.
Young
(his
afternoon
on
a
charge
of
theft
from
a
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
Fort
Oeorse
District
Lib
eral
Association,
ineelinu
ieii
lasl
week,
elected
ollicers
as
follows:
President,
Joseph
F.Camp
bell;
first
vice-president.
D.
".
Hay,
Mellride;
Mcoud
vice-prei-
denl,
W.
II.
Hrytic
of
lletl
Pass:
bird
vice-president,
(ieorge
Hoiilhroyd;
secretary
treasurer,
Frank
Clark.
The.
Prince
George
Liberal
As.
fociation
elecled
the
following
orricers:
President.
Harry
It.
tiuest:
first
vlce-nresili-nl.
II.
J.
Hlackbunt;
second
ioe-presi-
ilent,
Mrs.
Miuaker;
thir.1
presideuL
J.
D.
tiillis;
serretarv
treasurer.
Frank
Clark;
executive:
0.
II.
Williams.
Mrs.
J.
C.
MeKenzie,
Marshall
Sales,
J.
U.
tjueinn,
J.
D.
AlacLeinl,
J.
C.
PiiU'con
"and
A.';J.
Itoger-.
The
provincial
pedice
here
were
adviel
lnl
week
that
Ihe
body
or
Alexander
Mcintosh.
Mcliride.
rancher,
missing
since
February
l,
had
Imnii
fouiol.
II.-
was
killed
when
the
horse
on
which
he
was
rilling
went
off
the
road
over
a
thirl.v
fool
embank
merit.
BURNS
LAKE
In
the
fastest
hockey
game
ever
played
in
Burns
Lake,
this
town
was
virion.
mis
oven-
Van-
derhoof
last
week
by
a
MMre
of
3
lo
2.
Old
lime
hockey
players
of
Smilhers
tiul
llurtts
like
played
a
game
1at
week
ami
the
taller
won
by
t
to
S.'
Mrs.
H.
.
Sleiirtis
of
Tinlairel
has
left
for
Ur
old
home
in
Siux
City,
lowu.
beu
she
n--
lurns
early
in
ITm
summer,
she
expects
to
be
accompanied
by
her
inolher.
C.
A.
Sleete
of
llamiota,
Man..
was
a
viilor
here
with
his
mhi,
Dr.
J.
T.
Steele,
last
week.
He
was
on
his
way
home
afler
a
trip
lo
die
Pacific
Coast.
J.
W.
McNeill
has
been
given
the
contract
for-the
buildina
or
u
new
wljarf
at
Ootsa
Lake.
A
Farmers'
InVlilutc
has
beet
organized
al
Topley
with
the
following
officers:
President.
tleorge
Covington;
vice-president
liric
Striuibolh;
secretary
treas
urer,
W.
HolniHs;
auditors,
Ole
Kalhood
and
Cliesler
Covinglon
WIRELESS
REPORT
i...
a
a.m.
Digby
Island
Cloudy,
tight
southeast
wiinl:
baromoler,
ao.-22;
temperature,
15;
sea
smooth;
(
p.m.
spoke
slearner
A'icloria,
Ketchikan
for
Si'altle,
134
miles
from
Ketchikan;
H
p.m.
spokoJ
steamer
.umirai
Jiogers
snow
bound
off
Haines
bound
from
Skagway
lo
Sitka;
t
a.m.
out
slearner
Camosun
northbound.
Dead
Tree
Point
Barometer
30.U0
lernperalure,
12.
Hull
Harbor
Cloudy,
calm;
Laronieler,
30.:f
t;
temperature,
10;
sea
smooth;
7.15
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Canlena
in
Milbank
Sound
soulhboiiml;
7.25
p.m.
spoke
slearner
Laioiicbe
210
miles
rrom
Ketchikan
southbound;
H
ji.tn.
spoke
tin:
Lome
in
SaMy
Cove
soulhbound;
8.25
p.m.
ssike
slearner
Prince
Charles
in
Hecate
Slraits
bound
rot"
Jelay.
Noon
Higby
-Islan
llaluinir,
fresh
soulheasl
wind;
barometer,
30.-22:
temperalure,,
18;
sea
moderate.
Dead
Tree
Point
llaromeler.
30.0(1;
lernperalure,
41.
Hull
Harbor
Clear,
light
f
ou
th
wind;
barometer,
30.17;
lernperalure,
17;
sea
smooth.
NO
HURRAY.
Neigro
caller
at
ho.anilal
I
came
lo
see
how
mali
freu'
Jo.-
Drown
was
gellin'
along.
Nurse
Why
Jie
getting
alon;
rine:
he's
coinhlescing
now.
Negro-
Well.
I'll
just
H
dowr
a
id
wa
!
t.;
v.
'?
UiroUorU.
BASKETBALL
TEAMS
VISITED
ELEVATOR
Youno
People
Were
Shown
Through
Plant
by
Officials
Yesterday
Sunday
afternoon
the
visiting
Anyox
High
School
basball
leanis
and
the
local
teams,
the
part
numbering
nhoul
thirty,
vye't
taken
through
Hie
new
elevalu
by
J.
O.
tllossop,
superintendent;
.1
unies
.Neville,
foreman,
and
i'houias
II.
lllack;
head
electric
ian.
Alioul
two
hours
was
spei-i
at
the
plant
and
the
vi-il
proven
very
interesting
lo
all
the
youir-people
who
then
repaired
lu
the
Commodore
Cafe
for
an
hv
cream
party.
AMUNDSEN
OFF
TOWARD
ROMF
(continued
from
jage
one)
he
said.
Capl.
Amuiftseti
would
not
claim
the
credit
of
originating
Ihe
hlea
of
crossing
ihe
ole
bv
airsliii,
but
staled
he
was
Ihe
first
who
haul
attempted
lo
put
Ihe
idea
into
pnmlioe.
Capl.
Wallace
Widdtrntnhc
accompanied
Capl.
AiiHUHlseu
on
lits
wty
east
having
been
com
pa
n
ion
to
the
explorer
all
during
his
lecture
tour
of
the
I'niled
Slates.
He
will
pari
company
with
the
explorer
at
Nw
York
whence
Capl.
AniondMit
wi'l
leave
fr
Home
within
Ihe
week.
diee'
ip
fr
he
Dutlv
ew
TOO
LATr
TO
CLASSIFY
KOIl
Sl.i:.
Hal.v
irtrriawc
excellent
I'oiidiliiui.
Ph"',e
745.
S3:
IN
PROBATE.
In
Iht
Supram
Court
(
Brltlah
Columbia.
In
Hk
Mailer
,r
Ike
AdtHlulorntOtfi
Art.
and
lu
Uai
waller
of
hr
F-aWlr
uT
J
"hn
t
aM
Maejod.
aervaet,
Inlrotaw
TUt
IVOTIO:
IkMI
h)
urtfer
4
III
Huihhh'.
r.
UrB.
Vomhk.
Ilr
fSrd
da)
uf
rjrnar.
A.l
I
Off,.
I
ausilnieit
Vdmlnlatrai.il'
of
ke
4,ir
of
JoM
Dun
aM
Mael.ed.
)reawd.
and
all
parUr
nartnc
rla.ni-
aaaflwl
tl
aald
e.uie
ar'
tietvby
roqHIred
lo
ritrtuill
nine.
ii4m
f
erined
I.,
mm
ar
Iv-rore
Ilie
f7lli
rtaj
..f
Marrii.
in
lfj.
and
all
rIP.
i
tofdebtfii
o
Uw
eolalr
an
required
to
pat
the
IWitlnl
of
their
IMdeulMtaes
o
mh
ttteUnrtih.
1
I1X
WATT.
J
ITnue
lliiTt
H
i
.rri.iai
Artnnnuiraior.
tiaied
the
1
it.
.tat
or
I
liruart
.
A.I)
lute
i
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vitcnt,
unrooervwl.
aurry4
Crown
Unda
mar
pro-emptod
by
Brttlnh
out
J
ecta
over
II
year
of
a,
n4
by
ullcna
on
der.larlna:
Intention
to,
leein
HrltUh
auWtcta.
condl-tinnal
uion
realdence.
occupation,
jid
tmprovimtint
for
acricultural
tturpose
Kull
Information
concernlnc
r.tru-tkna
regarding;
pro-rmpllona
la
clvm
In
llulletln
No.
I,
Land
Kerl.a.
"How
to
Pre-empt
Ind,"
coplca
of
fihlch
cam
be
obtained
free
of
chare
ty
addreeslns
the
I)eiartment
of
Lund
a.
Victoria.
II
C.
or
to
any
Out
ernment
tent.
a
Keoorda
will
bo
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
for
aartcultural
pcrpoeee.
and
which
Is
not
timber-land.
I.e..
carrylnar
orer
1.000
board
feet
per
acre
west
of
the
Coaat
Ilanc
and
S.ooo
feet
per
acre
east
of
tlat
iUnce.
Applications
foe
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addressed
to
the
Lend
Commissioner
of
the
Land
Hecordlna
vision.
In.
which
the
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are-mad.
.n
printed
forms,
copies
of
winch
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
1're-emptlona
must
be
occupied
for
fire
years
and
Improvements
mada
to
value
of
110
ler
acre,
including
clearing:
and
cultivating;
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
be
received.
Kor
more
detailed
information
a,
the
Uulletln
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHA8E
Applications
are
received
for
pur
chase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being;
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
first-clans
(arable)
land
Is
H
per
acre,
and
second-class
derating)
Und
tz
&o
per
acre.
Further
information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crow
i.
lands
Is
given
In
Uulletln
No.
10,
Land
Kerlee,
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lnnda."
Mill,
factory,
or
industrial
sites
oa
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
'payment
at
stumps
go.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Uosurveyed
areaa.
not
etceedlng
!
scree,
may
be
leased
as
homeeltes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
yesr,
Uti
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed,
LEASES
Tor
grazing
and
Industrial
purposes
areas
not
exceeding
140
acres
may
be
leased
by
one
person
or
a
company.
GRAZING
m
Under
the
Orating
Act
the
Province
la
divided
Into
grazing
districts
and
the
range
administered
unler
a
Orszlng
Commissioner.
Annual
grazing
permits
are
issued
baaed
oa
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
established
owners.
Stock-Owners
may
form
aasiclatlonf
for
rang
management
Tree,
or
partly
free,
permits
au-e
available
for
est
tiers,
campers
and
travellers,
uy
la
test
Ma-s
i
i..
China
China
Cup
&
Saucer
SPECIAL
For
One
Week
In
our
Bacment
8tore.
Special
nk,
.
Real
Money
Savers.
ulounU.
OPTICAL
DEPARTMENT
Otll'
modern
iiptu.il
ilep.icluieii!
Is..
i
inn
1
oalifii'd
i
ii-lniiier-.
u
g.i.--w(,i
.
optician
who
hn
hud
oxer
iwentx
-i-xn
.
No
ue'i
lor
yon
In
gu
fitrilo
r
a-
we
r,iu
service
here
a
von
gel
in
.my
large
.
i
guaranteed.
MAX
HEILBRONER
527-520
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
imd
0
REX,
the
Wild
Horse
"BLACK
CYCLONE"
.V
picture
novel,
iin.iguiulix
e.
Ihm
I
p
with
romance,
adventure,
h-willy
ihmI
dexoti.n
I
lor
of
a
wild
norse.
"Hluf
k
li)
chine"
ami
h
"Ud),-'
liis
battle,
with
hi.
rival
"The
K,
light
with
wolves
and
miniulaiu
lion.
Ami
.
tins,
the
ili.
ii
-lorx
uf
,i
mini
itiol
.
1111.4
liglm
mlds
for
llieir
li.ipiine,
unit
how
out
.if
i-II11-
horse,
who
kio-w
no
m
i-li-i,
ui;i,ug
1,.
uie
with
tin-
1411111
fur
the
ruuqit
uf
Ho
Mrong
cut.
Gulnn
Williams,
Kathleen
Collins,
Christian
Frank,
"Rex"
a.
ul
oilier.
COMEDY
--."BLACK
HAND
BLUES."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35c
and
10c
II
CANADIAN
PACinC
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
rer
ItrCHiUH.
VtANUU.
JtXUO
UACtU
far
UmtU,
TiaOIU
mi
SUfTU
ss
rtivass
turua
liersan&i
jt
fet
frkevi
LsV,
.tiaVi
Fer
Beueal.,
en.ea
,
Csat
bUHs
Bella.
Oceea
f
H.
Mavs,
aiet
M
Csmssell
tlee,
anS
Vsnceeiee
tr,
tstaeOar
It
am
eeest
tee
ell
leeexhif
Umi.
fyll
l'um!
:j
tn
W.
C.
OMCHSRO
Omeesl
U
Oereee
of
UX
llreet
see
a
eee,
ertete
Kereet.
IA
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
U
Sailmss
trots
frwee
hupert
or
VSNCOUVUX.
VICTORI,
twsn.ee
Bat.
eeo
lee
TomSs,,
IP
e
VANCOOVtSi.
VrCTORIA,
aiee
B,,
ss
Uwm
Bet,
.l.,
114
or
AMVOX.
rOT
IIKpiom
see
Maes
Ritoe
Cennerlet.
Teuraaf
Ja.
For
port
s
weaoN,
amrox,
aucc
arm.
(tswsrt.
.,,
sj.
m
tee
in
4,
Beewal.i,
AtenL
Prleee
R.een,
4
sfk
C
A.I.
J
r
J
K
II
IB
B
in
A
shoe
to
not
Uau
slunasthc
ArdirsDu'
KXrjTl
Muswsrort
this
StMnq
Steel
yiiypcrrt
'rufTf-xyrts
the
SCqpkotflllOM
fit
the
fool
the
foot
lo
fit
the
shoe
how
many
year
have
pcopi
FOR
"breaking;
in
a
pair
of
hoes,
i.e.
torture
till
the
foot
liad,
in
tinr
'
the
ahoca
to
fit
the
foot?
Uutnow
Ari:i
Wt
-?
have
banished
all
that
and
your
foot
t
icr,
,
the
ahaped-to-nature
Insole
of
the
n.:
we
.
Klove
to
the
hand.
Note
aho
how
tliilrrn
iw
ahapel
U
the
last
upon
which
An
U
Dd
""er
are
built
compared
with
tlie
old
atyle.
In
addition
to
the
concealed
Spring
Ste
Support
and
the
special
foot-form
insole,
the
M
which
Arch
Defender
are
built,
with
w
cupiicd
heel
and
foot-contour
aole.
an;
e:
ent
from
the
flat
hapclcs
last
of
ordinarr
S
tylish
Scientific
Sensible
For
Men
and
Women
RCHrvEFENDER
IJLy
SHOE
Jabjur
Bros.,
Ltd.