PAGE
SIX
ft
at
Fool
Flat
Foot
ithing
New
ill's
Pcdo-graph
litHo
different.
or
'
.-
I
w.ts
ii
i
it
1
1
u
ri
Mial,
she
says.
PACIFIC
m
A
few
SILK
Sweaters
nl
remarkably
cheap
prices
for
a
few
days
only.
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Ilox
Phone
fireen
389
We
liave
arrfvinsr
FHIiSII
KILLIT)
Hl-KF,
VJ-:AL
and1
HIIIK'
-I
-
.
.
BUILDING
WAS
989
TWICE
WEEKLY
FAIRLY
ACTIVE
Permits
For
Month
of
January
Aggregated
$15,805,
Mostly
In
Small
Places
lluildirig
J'ennils
issued
in
llio
city
during
the
month
or
Junu-uiy
lotalk'd
$13,805
in
value.
I
ney
were
as
follows:
.Mrs.
i.eiiu-mss.
resltleneo-
on
Allin
Avenue,
:50.
1'hillips
(Srocery.
repair.
In
isfore
on
Kighth
Avenue
West,
MUO.
Imperial
Order
Daughter
of
llio
Umpire,
kitchen
at
hall
on
jv'iflli
Avenue
Hast,
$275.
lAA'illiain
I'awchuck,
residence
Head
Office,
Vancouver'Jevrnth
Avenue
I
last,
$1,300.
Factories:
Ladner
and
Johnson,
residence
on
Abbotsford,
B.C.
-jpnuc
'-"usl.
25u.
L
L.
(iordon,
residence
"
.wenue
j.ast
near
Si
I,
000.
ii,
rrame
garage
on
War
Sixth
Avcnut;.
Wrs
60n
litm
to
store
on
me,ast,
1
1,000.
v.
'.
reshingling
Mrs
V
'.venue
West,
nnv
Jackson.
whn
(o
fmm
were
mniniior
llupert.
Oenrral
liACT.
ale
nursing
slaffer.
chicken
ranching
neV;
vairniiver
Island.
ni.
in
the
near
future
1d
V
hinls
on
their
eslahliHiuA
served
at
midnight
x
IIf
rvi'ri
liio-
aIa!
METLAKATLA
CHOSEN
The
election
of
the
native
oniicil
at
the
villa.ee
of
Mulla-
katla
was
0unduetd
last
week
by
Indian
Agcril
W.
Y..
Collison.
II
resulted
us
follows:
Chief
Councillor
!.
II.
Clif-
CMITUFDC
vuneiliurs
John
I.
I.eish-jmiinCllO
lenry
1'rcvosl.
William
'
i
TV
lleiihen
I.eighlon
and
fion.
Ooll.in
una
1..W
in
n
"V.
number
of
friends
on
l-idayll'j
nielli
anil
onlertained
IhHm
at
the
Dailv
News.
dance
held
In
Hie
jtov
Sc'ntU
llall.l(t"N
Dancing
was
continued
nut
iJ-Jvo
,t,,,ilf!T-o'clock
with
dainty
refreshments!"''!
w:i8
App"
"
L""
in-
iMi-M
iierorninr
HI
the
final
4
Uui
i
finning
to
fe.
aim
pins
from
town
drove
no
to
w'""
"
'"--
intends
-u
Hie
firm-i,,o.
nf
Mr.
,,nd
Mr
IH'nd
llnuse',V0'MFf,',u'N
Ueo.
KiiM.nn
l'tAiVi.
irviryiAliHl
"f
a
t
to
lpd
tui
is
enjoyed
a
few
l.urs'
at
dahrfngf
Tta,,W,
and
(tames.
.
J
1
Hjr.:'',
f"
V"
"S
J
.
ifTuih
ulh
i
o
..
!
,
,
,
..
j.T-n
nrlh
easterly
(tlrettten
ri0
on
a
trip
to
J'nnce
(
Score
ejre
day
mnrnin?
jon
nfficjal
if
a.
eioek
,-si)4-clor
fur
llie
r.rT'
j.
IJn
to
Apply
to
Li
una.
(.jime
IiiiK'rl
Ijind
nrmrd'iK
4!lcm
enlranre
In
lliidin
lliv
iir
fiunrtas
Inland.
Blue
Crinl
.
w...
v
aiu
curry
a
I
,'AkE
XOTICK
thai
Uo.rr.
0,r.l,.n
H
line
of
Fresh,
Smokedi
t1'
"r.
,'r'1"''
uiri.
b.:..
Mjnufirtiirtr,
Salted
Fish.
CCf
,
ii
.eeiieni
w',i'
Indovv.
Cnnln
r,,r
iJHrtfg
Cream
da
dally
putchers
and
aTocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
For
Sale
Auditorium
Rink
and
Hall
The
leading
hall
of
(he
oily,
situated
on
lots
9
and
10,
block
19,
section
5.
Huildiiife-
is
50
feel
by
100;
10
foot
ceiling;
7
foot
balcony
ull
around
building:-newly
plastered;
No.
1
'maple
floor.
Dining
room
and
I'nuipment
and
sealing
capacity
for
100
persons.
Piano
and
Wurlilzer
military
band
organ,
style
125;
200
pairs
lliehanlson
ballbearing
skales.
Thoroughly
equipped
throughout
for
both
dancing
and
skating.
With
theatre
equipment
ran
be
used
as
jun
fi.
Also
for
sale,
lots
8
and
9.
block
15,
section
C.
Clear
lilies
to
properly.
For
rurlher
information,
apply
to
L.
J.
Marren,
P.O.
Box
146,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
InteiuH
to
apply
for
I
lease
of
the
fol
MiwiiiK
ui-sf-riiH'n
lanus:
Ciiiiiiiifiirlna'
at
a
ik.m
situate
on
partly
PubUM-rprd
rnf
f.r
rrk
radlatlnr
fn.m
fame
in
prarurally
a
rlrcle,
harlnt
a
raillu
nt
alMiut
1.
500
ffet
and
containing;
00
acren.
more
or
lesj.
CEOKGE
COBDOJI
BUSIIHV
WAMPOLE'S
las'eless
pri'pai'alion
of
-EXTRACT-COD
LIVER
The
seasonable
lonb
$1.00
per
bottle
RupertPharmacy
I'rcscriplion
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
GOSSARD
Corsets
Brassieres
Corsettes
'onii!
in
and
let
us
fit
you
with
one
or
these.
Mvperl
eureelicru
in
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
Id.-
emert.
and
containing
di
()
acre.
008SE-NILLEKD.
LIMITED.
ADDllranl
Per
Win.
O.
Mitchell,
trent
rt!
-.'weK
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant,
unreserved,
aurreyed
Crown
Isndi
may
be
pre-empted
by
Critleh
utjec-ta
over
.8
years
of
nx.
and
by
alien
on
declaring
Intention
to
beromo
Hrltlh
-lubjecti.
conditional
upon
resilience,
occupation.
Jid
improvtmvnt
tor
aicrtcultural
uurpOHCii
Full
Information
concerning
recti-.atlom
recardlnK
pre-emptlona
la
Klvtn
in
Hulletln
No.
1.
Land
Herlea,
"How
to
Pre-empt
I
.and."
copies
of
uhlcli
can
be
obtained
free
of
charge
ty
addresalnK
the
Department
of
Lands.
Victoria,
B.C..
or
to
any
Government
Agent
V
Itecords
will
be
granted
covering
I
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
i
purposes,
and
which
is
not
timber-I
land.
I.e..
carrying
over
8.000
board
I
feet
tier
acre
west
of
the
Coast
IUnge
I
and
5.000
feet
per
acre
east
of
that
flange.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
'
to
be
addressed
to
the
Land
Commissioner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division.
In
which
the
land
applied
fur
Is
situated,
and
are
made
en
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commlsaioner.
!
I'ro-emptlons
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
mad
I
to
value
of
10
per
.acre.
Including
I
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
I
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
re-.-elved.
Kor
more
detailed
Information
see
1
the
IJulletln
"How
to
I're-empt
i
Land."
PURCHASE
I
Applications
are
received
for
pur-,
chase
of
vacant
and
unreaerved
.
Crown
lands,
not
being
ttmberland,
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
j
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
is
15
per
acre,
and
second-class
(grax-.
ing)
land
$2.50
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crowr.
lands
Is
given
in
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Herlen,
"Purchase
and
;
Lease
of
Crown
Lands.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
Fr-un-apr
Off
for
school
full
of
pep
SHREDDED
WHEA'
Avenue
al
(ireen
Street,
$2,500.
S.
Milium,
residence
on
Ninth
veiiue
i:.-st,
$900.
W.
(iralton,
residence
on
lin
Avenue,
a:500.
NATIVE
COUNCIL
AT
Al-
D
the
perfect
food
for
children
dalion,
Third
Avenue,
2on,
John
MeKechiiic,
repair;
to
Hays
Jlloek,
Sce.ond
Avenue.
$250.
Angus
McLcod,
residence
on
I'irst
Avenue,
$1,200.
II.
Ilhelt,
residence
on
I'ighlh
KETCHIKAN
ASKING
RIGHT
TO
FISH
BAIT
Would
Have
Season
For
That
Purpose
Always
Open
and
Takes
Action
Accordingly
KITLlilKAX.
I-Vh.
.
..-
The
Commercial
Club
lias
endorsed
Ihe
proposal
lo
have
fishiiug
for
bait
in
Alaskan
waters
always
open,
and
wjred
their
representative
al
Washington
accordingly.
The
bait
situation
in
Southeastern
Alaska
was
described
as
acute
with
lc
than
50
per
cent
of
the
iiecojssary
bail
frozen.
The
ILLEGAL
LIQUOR
SELLING
IS
CHARGE
BEING
TRIED
AT;
POLICE
COURT
TODAY.
I
(conlinued
from
page
I
)
business
by
merely
pulling
a
la
on
the
bottle
to
Ihe
effect
tlm'
I
he
liquor
was
for
export
only.
The
sugigesliou
was
one
that
could
only
be
laughed
at.
flu;
idea
of
export
business
was
lo
receive
iwders
from
a
foreign
country
and
fill
llioso
orders
by
shipping
to
Ihe
consignees.
Was
that
done
in
this
case?
Irregularities
Mr.
I'atmore
then
went
on
li
poid!
out
"
a
do.eu
and
one
ir-
egularilies"
in
connection
with
the
case.
According
to
evidence,
the
hour
of
the
deliery
and
Hi
name
of
the
consignee
wa"
wrong.
While
the
card
on
the'
exhibit
gave
one
name,
there
w:t
another
name
on
the
report
turned
in
lo
Ihe
goeruinenl.
Under
such
cireuuixtancc.
what
was
lo
pi
c
tut
a
man
carrying
l
lie
hoi
lie
lo
any
place
in
Ihe
eily
and
I
here
runuming
it
contents?
hid
the
defence
ku
ct
that
it
was
entitled
lo
carry
on
any
such
business?
llio
re
turn
to
the
government,
Mr.
l'a
-
more
dubbed
as
"absolutely
falsi
ami
fraudulent."
If
Mich
method'
were
allowed,
I
lie
re
was
nothing
to
present
any
citizen
from
go-
jing
into
such
a
sloro
and
buying
a
bolllc
of
liquor
ami
having
r
committee
reported
a
shorlage
of1(.Ill-i..i
!t.,,t
,...v
t...
erican
herring
In
.P
areas
now
open
lo',ua.?
Wa(
WJ(S
,
a,,
flshinpr
jHegal
-ales
in
lrince
lluperl
be-
Joh
I
.
Peggie
read
a
letter
lo
jn,
nnoml
j(
,
he
members
r
the
elub
in
wl,
leh
,wr?
0nM
,
tt.,na.n,e
x.
he
advoca
e,
an
...crease
in
he
M,r
,,,
llian
cold
slontge
farihlies
,
Kelchl-
Tt.
UrMM
w,
knn.
A
commit
including
John'
..M1iBri,i.,.
,
,,,
...
.
Mi
-V-
.Tain,,;;-m'claVe;;
In
"'"i
.!
M,
rred
Howe
was
appointed
1
'
lo
magistrate
,
,
.
,
......
,.
ilue
lo
nil
ihe
accuc-
I
ok
lo
Ihe
ma
ter.
...
ed
..!,,..
its
'lite
fishing
trap
regulations
for
1!20
were
diseussetl
nl
ll.e
meeting,
llyerett
Paup.
J.
on
defence.
Mr.
Conzules
contended
that
it
IVl'flal
lafll
lilt
lit
fttlt
.lufMliiait
t.A
'
sv-
iii
up;
ii
iviiv-
ivi
nl
Week
n
an
nt
il
A.
.
Hr
n
to
woroi
M
.
w
i'-fiiii
i
a"?
i
i
ii
in
1
1
1
rr
i
if
i
iikt
.
'-
.
.
.
.
W"e
"al
,,,ere
,,atl
regulation!
un
inves.igallou
of
the
t
-i-i
:.;:;.
'that
Ihe
defence
should
submit
ii"
ntiiimniee
iihmiiiiii
ai
a
..
...
rrceiil
men'tlni:
In
inveslleale
all
Ii1lt
ureseiUl'il
to
Congress
nf-
ixiii
feet,
more
nr
llln
Ti.
.
.1
.....
inn
feet
to
the
hli
water!
rr""
tnn
-.iinsKa
nsnin
fin.a-
l.nn
reported
thai
House
of
Representatives
Hill
number
0151,
reromm'emliiig
nnllmtlil
sna-
Defence
Evidence
The
firfl
witness
for
the
de-fenre
was
A.
It.
Hunter
of
the
customs
slalf.
Ills
evidence
was
!hal
tlie,
llesoliile
was
an
Ameri-
suns
for
Hie
rnlrlilntr
of
'lierrinc
ettn
loal
ami
lunl
eli-areil
fur
mil.
for
ball,
was
the
only
one
which
side
on
No
ember
17.
Ln,ler
should
be
indorsed.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
today
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
llutloii,
1145
Klevenlh
Av.
Mis
Williams,
who
has
been
teacher
of
Ihe
public
school
at
Namu
which
has
tn-en
closed,
arrived
in
the
rily,
on
Ihe
r.nrdeiia
yesterday
afternoon
lo
visit
wllh
her
sister,
Mr.
J.
II.
Macny.
Wallace
lllock.
I
Victim
'to
barber
who
has
'
been
cureless
with
his
lather
It's
awfully
aoml.
You
n.usl
have
lii.ieh
with
me
some
lime.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaa
Land.
In
l-iml
lie.
iriliii
Mutrlel
of
Ptinie
Iliiwrt,
and
illuale
on
the
South
Shore
"r
Captain
:.
put
land.
I'ruv.nre
(if
I;r)Uti
Coliimliia
TAkt:
MiTHK
that
William
Joseph
Jefferwin
of
ITHire
liuperl,
MX..
iM-rupa-tlun
unniry
man,
Inlrnd
lo
apply
for
s-niilaMli
to
porriHe
Ihe
follow
In
rie
nrrllnil
Is
litis
r.iHiiiiieiiring
at
a
I
planted
on
the
'mill
hnre
near
llie
head
or
captain
rove,
pill
Inland,
flange
,
Coal
Plulrlrt.
Trovini-e
or
nrltlth
Columbia:
ihence
south
twenty
rhaiix;
tiieme
et
twenir
rhaln.
tlH-iw-e
north
tenly
ihaln.
more
or
less,
lo
tilth
utter
mark;
llieme
eat-erly
alonir
hisrtj
water
mark
In
point
nf
niiiniMn
emi
in
and
ronulnliiir
forty
acrea,
more
or
lees.
-
WILLIAM
JOSEPH
JEI-TEHS01.
Applleant
Per
V.
J.
Thoina.
A
sent.
te-f
Ti-mher
nth
.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Laate
Land
In
the
Om-n
Cliarlotle
lulamla
OMrlrl.
IjiikI
lleroriliiig'Dlatrlrl
of
prlnre
Ituperl,
and
a.luate
nn
Ihe
l-orehore
of
Yelallon
nay.
Mi4ii
inlet.
TA)K
OTII
K
that
Etirene
II.
Sllnnim
of
Mawii,
oei-npatl'Mi
cannery
manager,
Inteflfl4
In
Brip,!.,
Inp
I....
.,r
lit.
rnllw
.'ill,
itii.ivi,
ii
.iiuubbii
ri.cjt
vm
i
iii
k
neurr
lien
unn4;
umber
land,
not
exceeding
tu
acres.
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
payment
of
stumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
It
i
acres,
may
be
leased
as
homealtes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
!
erected
in
the
first
year,
title
being
'
obtainable
after
residence
end
Im
provement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
LEA8E8
For
grazing
snd
Indus
trial
purposes
areas
not
exceeding
140
acres
may
be
lease-4
by
one
person
or
a
company.
GRAZING
Under
the
draxlng
Act
the
Province
is
divided
Into
grazing
districts
snd
the
range
administered
under
a
Grazing
Commissioner.
Annual
grazing
permits
are
Issued
based
on
numbers
ranced.
priority
being
given
to
established
owners.
Stock-owners
may
form
saojciatlona
for
rsnge
management.
Free,
or
partly
free,
permits
are
available
for
settlers,
oa-apers
and
travellers,
up
.
U
tsa
Conimenclnr
si
a
pout
planted
on
the
Mrh
water
maik
shout
00
rtia.n
wet
from
the
northeaM
corner
or
Lot
1650;
Iheiire
north
inn
reel
in
low
water
murkr
IhetH-e
norlhwt-aterly
Hif)
feet
more
.r
ies;
inenre
wet
joo
reel
in
ihe
nortn-wel
corner
of
K.ll.
Simpson'
appl.
ration
to
lease,
thenre
noutheatlerly
following
the
high"
water
mark
to
the
polr.t
or
rommenrrtneiit,
and
ronialnlng
two
scrrs,
more
or
les.
EIT.E.'ME
II,
SIMPSO,
Appllcanl.
Per
Fred.
Nah.
Avent.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Appy
lo
Lea
Land
lit
thi
f
fn
liproriliiir'nuirli-t
of
Priori)
rtiifHrl.
and
mtnaii
on
the
noli
Hi
nhore
of
Shannon
llay
Maxell
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
I'lands.
,
TAKE
MiTICE
that,
I,
llirry
lloblnmm
Front,
of
Maett,
ll.C,
orriipallon
Fl'tl
rioer.
Intend
tn
apply
for
le
of
the
following
de-cr.hed
land
ins:
iiiiiiiiehiliilf
at
s
101
alluled-al
the
Mlll.hweit
.1,1
111.
1-
of
IJit
III
ITI.
ftitf.i
:
thence
al
10
rhalni;
thence
north
II)
cluir,.
mure
nr
let,
lo
high
water
mark
ilietue
souihweti
it
rhaln.
more
or
l"
follow
Inr
the
high
water
mark
to
point
of
roimnenrenirnt,
ami
containing
t
arret),
more
or
leal.
II.
It.
FH09T,
Maaaett.
B.C
Dated
October
It.
im.
cniss-examiiialioii,
Mr.
Uunlcr
admitted
that
the
He-ijlule
was
not
a
coiniiioii
carrier.
It.
A.
.Mitchell,
taxi
driver,
told
of
driving
Audahl
lo
Ihe
Consolidated
llxporfers'
premises,
p
was
customary
for
him
to
lake
shipments"
from
Ihe
Consolidated
KxKrlers
which
paid
for
the
deliveries.
tinier
oruss-examinutioit.
.Mit
chell
maintained
that,
in
spitu
of
Ihe
fact
that
he
had
not
actually
delivered
Ihe
boltle
in
quest
mil.
he
had
presented
u
bill
I
lie
next
day
ami
had
been
paid
l
by
the
'Consolidated
llxporlers.
He
had
aio
coiiecicu
from
Audahl
for
Ihe
run
lo
Ihe
Consolidated
Kx-porler.
lie
also
admitted
tha
he
had
attempted
lo
collect
frqm
Hie
del
eel
i
mvs
afler
Audahl
had
been
luken
lo
the
police
station
Mitchell,
s;ii
he
had
never
bought
any
liquor
at
the
Consolidated
llxpnrters
nor
had
heard
of
any
one
else
doing
so.
As
I'.
i.
I'ylc,
accountant
for
the
Consolidated
llxporlers,
was
called
lo
Ihe
sland,
one
of
tin:
spectators
was
ejected
from
court
for
making
faces
ami
laughing.
Mr.
I'ylc
went
al
some
detail
into
ll.e
system
emplo)Hd
by
ll.e
company
in
selling,
in-voicing
and
delivering
its
goods.
II
was
customary
to
group
pur-;
chases
made
by
all
members
ut
one
American
boat
into
one
invoice
made
out
to
the
captain.
This
system
had
been
shown
him
by
J.
J.
Walsh,
Liquor
Hoard
inspector.
Discrepances
Admitted
Under
eross-exaniiiialion.
M".
I'ylc
said
it
was
not
ctisloinarj
lo
put
down
shipments
several
boats
under
the
name
of
one
boat,
rurlher
examined
by
Mr.
l'alniorc
he
admitted,
however,
three
instance)
where
this
had
been
done.
These
ho
slalrd
had
been
pure
mistakes.
Mr.
l'ylo
said
he
had
ip-vcr
seen
any
resident
of
prince
Ituperl
come
In
and
make
purchases,
lie
made
no
such
sale
except
in
one
case
which
the
deleclUes
had.
witnessed.
It
was
customary
lo
lake
verbal
declarations
as
lo
Ihe
nationality
or
the
customers
when
in
doubt.
The
consignees
swero
nol
always
Hie
person
to
whoiu
the
liquor
was
sold.
Wiliicss
ad.
milled
iliscrcpencies
In
Ihe
gov
eriimeiil
reports.
The
last
wilnoss
Ih.Js
morning
was
J.
J.
Walsh,
formerly
m-jju
'or
fit
tin'
Liquor
Conlrol
Hi,
LADIES'
HAND-BAG
Suit
Cases
and
Club-bags
High
grade
Leather
(iotxl.
nl
liig
n
,,
,,,
week
only.
Sce
our
window
display.
A
MODERN
OPTICAL
DEPARTMENT
This
dcpailmeiil
affords
a
very
itjn
modern
price-.
Free
iniisiiltatiuti.
MAX
HFILBRONER
527-529
Third
Avenue
westholme;
theatre
Monday
and
Tticsdiy,7
and
0
p.m.
HOOT
GIBSOF
In
"The
Arizona
Sweepstakes"
The
givali
-t
i-ross
i
niiolry
rurr
nl
ltd
,.
.
narrow
ecapc-.
dcath-dclx
nig
jump-
ellmw
.
lightning-like
sihic-mhii
a
tin-
wild
r,
-
.
speeds
in
lu
u
gallupiiig.
Iitir-.a.-iiig
liu.-li
I
(Mivvercd
acliou
lnr
thai
g.xcs
miI
(lih-i.
.
versal
Itaneh
Itiders
their
niusl
evil.i.g
...
specluetilar
riding.
And
vvlmt
.1
-vviel
In.,
on
Dial
race.
Superb
we.
tern
.i-cihtv.
Hi;
Hoot
Gibson,
Helen
Lynch,
Phllo
McCulloch,
Emm-a
King,
George
Ovey,
Kate
Price
and
other.
COMEDY
-
LARRY
SEMON
IN
"KID
SPEED."
INTERNATIONAL
NEW3.
35c
and
10c
Reduction
SALE
SO
.
DISCOUNT
u
.ill
nili'i
Il
ii-
.in.
I
So.:
-33
and
1-3
DISCOUNT
Oil
Otals,
Silk
llres.c,
lii-ge
-ixi's,
!.,
.
NNoolleo
lln-ifr
25',
DI8COUNT
mi
LfiHlcrwear.
Kiulled
Soil-,
.Svv.nlir-.
1
llrf.se-,
Skirls,
llaiin
imt.
So
kcr.
Iirsi
If
20'.
DISCOUNT
on
Silk
Hresses,
Silk
S.
..re-
H,'U
T
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Bax
JC
Steamship
and
Train
Service
8.
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BUriRT
will
leave
PRINCC
HUPIT
f
VAHCOvlW.
VICTORIA,
ICATTLC
and
iiilerii-dUI
lmil.
rsrb
FRIOA
V
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it.
rR.NCC
RUTCRT
rnv
ITIWARr
sod
AN
VOX.
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..
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furlttKhtly
ror
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ll
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and
SATURDAY
at
pill
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TRIRCl
010-(OMONTOnl,
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all
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,
,
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ALL
OCIAH
STCAMtH.I
LINES.
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Tlck.t
Office,
S2S
Third
Ait,
Print
Rup.rt.
ri
i
UNION
STEAMbHiP
COMPANY
OFB.ULru.
Atillnit
frotu
rrinre
Rupert.
e
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VICTORIA,
S..S..S
,,
.n
.r,
,
Ts..a,
e
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Al.rl
a.,,
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10
A
I"
tlX'
P0BT
'""ON
Csne.rl.a,
Thsr.day
..
US
Wl
?.s
sd
a.!.'!,0N'
vi.
Nr0,t,
UCI
TIWART.
Sunday,
p.m.
t.
...!,,,
ktvtX.
Rr.e
Re.
Hoard
-taiioncd
here
and
now
stsrelaiy
of
the
ll.C.
Hotel
Mnn
n
Association.
He
told
of
liavm
helped
Mr.
I'ylc
with
lint
mukmu
of
his
records.
Thn
grouping
ol'
ouiiviouai
liquor
sales
under
one
name,
witness
said,
had
been
tacitly
approved
by
Ucorge
Miller,
chier
inspector
or
llio
Liquor
ll'.ard.
Latterly
he
and
Mr.
I'jlo
had
not
been
on
good
lerins,
buying
quarreled
over
a
billiard
game.
Tacit
Agreoment
Under
oross-cxamiiialidii,
.Mr.
Wals,
admitted
thai
the
regtiln-lions
had
been
broken
in
connection,
with
the
making
or
returns
bul
Ihe
chief
Inspector
hn-1
"tacitly"
agreed
lo
it."
Mr.
Walsh
admilled.
Iiowever.
thai
lie
did
'not
know
what
'liieiiii"
nieanl.
Ho
said
thai
hu
had
ul-leuiiiled
to
live
tin
to
llio
"snirii
of
the
law'
0ill
nol
necetsarllyi
i..
1....1
i.
.
.
m.
h
i
mini
inn
ics
wiucii
ue
(loem
"il
uum
i
ary.
Week
End
Specials
I'olaloes.
Nei
.'il
sack
Ononis,
h
l
-
.
lurnips,
HI
lbs.
I-Old
Dutch
Clean-
fot
Ilnyal
Crown
Sua,
pkge.,
S
for
.
lloyul
Crown
Wash
dnr,
per
pkge.
I'els-Napllia
So.ip.
P'
nf
III
liars
(loblin
Soap,
rug
t
f
special
d
for
25
cukea
ror
While
Swnn
'oni.
I
for
Lux,
j
.kges.
for
$3.75
25c
25
JLOfl
$1.20
250
80c
25c
$1.00
tp
$1.00
$1.00
Mussallem
Grocery
Co,
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
S4
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