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SIX
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1
2
3
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targe
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uf
New
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and
EveningDresses
in
all
colors
and
sizes
from
16
to
44.
Prices
from
$12.00
to
$37.50
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AND
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aim
to
please
Phone
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327
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lbs.
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Cauliflower.
Celery.
Lettuce.
Cucumber.
All
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11,
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Carrots,
lbs.
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lbs.
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,
lbs.
Parsnips.
All
fur
$1.00
lbs.
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Tomatoes,
lb.
Oreen
Peppers.
Vegetable
Marrow,
basket
Tomatoes,
lbs.
Cabbage.
All
for
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Co.
Ltd.
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and
84
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ates39sBsBssSaSBMas
DEPENDABILITY
is
the
one
big
factor
necessary
In
your
glasses
We
supply
that
factor
through
our
careful,
conscientious,,
scientific
examination
of
your
eyes
and
the
production
of
lenses
to
meet
the
results
of
that
examination.
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and
precision
characterize
our
.ervice
to
you
from
start
to
finish.
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for
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Years
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DENTIST
WARTIME
ENEMY
IS
CONQUERED
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IKII
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AMI
MEAT
KEI
KI'SSIANS
IIOKKIIILY
1)1
R
IMI
POUT
AKTIIl'lt
MIIKilt
NEW
YORK,
Sept,
28.
Wars
or
the
ruture
may
bring
about
the
development
of
an
entirely
new
medical
science,
in
the
opinion
of
a
veteran
army
surgeon
seven
campaigns.
Former
Major
v
Louis
Livingston
Sea
man,
who
has
served
In
every
American
campaign
since
the
Spanish
American
ar
and
In
the
armies
of
Japan
and
Belgium,
sees
In
the
development
of
chemical
warfare
a
new
enemy
for
the
medical
world
to
tackle.
Soldiers
wounds
In
future
wars,
said
the
76-
year-old
veteran,
probably
will
be
of
a
uNkiuc
nine
uiown
loaay.
Major
Seaman
who
recently
returned
i
his
home
In
New
York
after
a
tour
'
EUrODe
as
tircslrirnt
nf
th
AmnrtVan
Surgeons'
Travel
Club,
traced
the'devel.
opment
of
army
medical
science
as
he
observed
It.
ANTISEPTIC
DEVELOPMENT
The
greater
knowledge
of
antisepsis
today
was
cited
as
medical
science's
greatest
stride
In
saving
the
lives
ot
those
brought
down
in
battle.
-Where
raw
carbollo
acid,
available
on
rare
occasions,
formerly
was
the
best
that
medical
science
could
use
on
mortl-fjlfig
gunshot
and
sword
wounds."
he
Mid,
"today
a
whole
gamut
ot
antiseptics
can
be
brought
to
the
aid
of
nature
In
keeping
a
wound
clean.
"Though
wounds
arc
worse
now
than
formerly,
they
arc
In
many
ways
more
merciful.
Unless
a
man
Is
torn
to
pieces
by
the
cruel
new
Inventions
of
war
and
killed
Instantly,
the
newer
knowledge
of
medical
treatment
may
tope
to
save
him."
Better
feeding
of
modern
soldiers
has
been
a
principal
factor
In
reducing
mortality
among
armies,
he
said.
KATIOMMi
Oocd
rationing
has
cut
down
the
deaths
from
preventable
wartime
dis
eases
almost
to
nothing."
he
said.
In
the
war
with
Spain,
he
said,
twenty
American
soldiers
died
of
preventable
diseases
to
one
ot
wounds.
It
was
bloodless
war,
an
opera
bauffe.
except
for
the
hideous
tragedy
of
theae
diseased
losses
-
he
said.
'I
was
a
surgeon
In
the
Japanese
LAND
ACT.
sic
.
nttntlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Lano
II.
.
i.
.
Ueirorilinx
un.riri
ur
lTm.i
Kupe
jnd
situate
mi
north
shore
or
si.
iniT..ji-a
Bay
uii
souiii-Wrat
ciun
'
.i
Uund,
about
utie
mile
eaM
rrou
Blur.
mi
fAkt
NOTICE
thai
E.
Ilnuasran.
nr
In.
In.
'l,
1-
nine
or
Urltisb
Columbia,
ocru
pal.
ot.
-a.Tot-y
Manarrr.
inKDdi
to
applj
tor
.
:he
fuiiuwms;
OecntK'd
land
tonrf-i
.
ja-
at
a
post
planted
on
l
Ik
slsure
o
ti
unnamed
bay
on
the
sou
in
west
.
H.i
(
rill
Island,
abuut
one
nm.
east
oi
v"stt
1'olt.t-
I
Hence
north
tweuo
chains;
'itmc
east
twenty
chains;
Wienc
south
twenty
chains,
more
or
leas,
to
tltart
Water
Mark:
ttieniv
fallouinr
tils-h
witc
mark
westerly
to
point
of
commencement
anu
nmiaininr
eirmy
aires,
more
or
lea
UAItU
juiy
sow,
16.
&
ROUSSEAU,
LAND
ACT
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Laas
Lan
in
Prince
liuperl
Land
Rerordinr
Di
trlct
of
Itanse
4,
Coast
Land
District,
an
suuair
on
rassare
isisna.
TAWE
NOTICE
that
J.
B.
Francis,
o
Ponnka.
Alberta,
orcupatlon
Minister,
in
lends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
followln
lemritx-d
lands:
Comment-in
at
a
pjt
planted
at
tin
North
Weil
end
ot
I'assare
Island,
nea
Coast
Trianriilatlnn
Sta.
tilt;
thenr
irounil
the
Island
at
tilsrti
water
mark
an-ronliintnr
lOOu
acres,
more
nr
lew.
JOSEPH
BRITLANI)
FRANCIS,
ne
Jllh.
tBift,
APDllcan
t
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intantlon
to
Ap-'v
t
Laaaa
Lane
in
susine
u.r.non,
aiia
Land
He
irdinz
District
of
Casslar.
and
altuat
a
Grand
Riplda.
on
the
S'.iklne
River
and
l
me
wesi
or
surveyed
Lot
ino.
470.
rAfcr.
annus
m
i.
waiter
scott
Simr-son.
r
Tei'rriuh
Creek,
B.
C.
ocrupatloi.
ftanrher.
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
o
ilw
follow
In
described
lands:
coinmeiiiinr
at
a
post
planted
on
tru
Xtrlhv.et
rorner
or
Lot
4J0.
thence
Soull
40
chain,
theme
West
10
chains;
thcnri
North
40
rhalns
Ihenre
Fast
SO
rniln.
and
containing
Forty
ai-res.
more
or
lese
W
ALT
III
SCOTT
SIMPS".
Applicant
if
ihCCANAD,AM
prRYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
nrlllsb
Columbia.
F.cry
pockage
of
Winchester
Ciiarctua
cxntaina
pukar
hanJ
iMcnora.
Sv
thea
lrwrrta
they
are
valuable
In
cichanga
for
packs
of
high
grade
playing
carda,
etc.
army,
said
Major
Seaman,
"and
distinctly
remember
that
the
Japanese
sol
diers
besieging
Port
Arthur,
ted
on
an
Insufficient
diet
of
polished
rice
alone,
a
ere
dying
In
the
most
horrible
tor-aient
ot
berl-berl.
Within
the
town
the
besieged
Russians,
living
on
canned
salt
ox-ats
and
dried
foods,
starved
and
died
jf
scurvy.
Almost
overnight
the
lejson
rs
brought
home,
when
the
siege
at
in
end,
the
two
armies
exchanged
food-(tuffs,
and
the
death
rate
dropped
to
a
legligible
point."
Today,
be
raid,
the
body's
need
of
.he
mysterious
vitamins
contained
In
Jlfferent
scrts
of
food
baa
been
learned
tnd
the
soldiers'
greatest
enemy
In
war-lime
has
been
conquered.
NEW
PATRON
SAINT
CHOSEN
;
FOR
AIRMEN
LISBON.
Portugal,
Sept
28.
"Our
-ady
ot
the
Air"
has
been
Installed
and
,
.ontecrated
as
the
patron
8alnt
ot
the
Tutors
of
Portugal.
It
la
a
beautiful
!
mage
ot
the
Virgin
Mary,
with
arms
up-
-Ittd
toward
Heaven,
and
It
stands
in
x
tiny
chapel
erected
tor
It
In
the
Clntra
aviation
camp.
The
ceremonies
f
Installation
and
consecration
were
performed
In
the
presence
of
Cardinal
-ello
.head
ot
the
Catholic
Church
In
vrtugal,
representatives
of
the
Oovern-.".ent
and
several
members
of
the
dip-unatlc
corps.
The
image
la
not
the
ancient
one
ung
by
Portuguese
poets,
which
for
jany
hundreds
of
years
has
stood
on
4te
worm-eaten
altar
In
a
small
chapel
mong
the
Serras
of
North
Portugal,
he
aviators
desired
to
bring
this
anient
statue
to
their
camp,
but
the
peo-.le
in
the
Tillages
In
the
mountains
ien,
women
and
children
armed
with
ilckaxes,
scythes
and
sticks,
surround-
..d
the
chapel
and
had
the
alarm
ounded
from
the
belfries
of
all
the
hurches
for
miles
around.
The
airmen
herefore
were
forced
to
abandon
their
lans
and
secure
another
Image,
far
aore
beautiful
but
less
historic,
for
heir
shrine
on
the
flying
field.
PPEAL
ENTERED
SEATTLE
MURDERER
SEATTLE,
Sept.
28.
The
attorneys
tor
lob
Oalnes,
who
was
sentenced
to
hang
it
the
murder
of
his
daughter
last
une.
have
entered
an
appeal
to
the
tate
supreme
court.
The
appeal
will
tot
be
heard
for
a
year
and
the
Decern-r
11
death
date
accordingly
will
be
lulllfled.
SALMON
ARE
RUNNING
NEAR
ZAYAS
ISLAND
Bert
Wearmouth
who
was
in
today
1th
the
Karbethong
bringing
spring
sal-
.non,
says
a
run
ot
springs
has
just
tarted
at
Zayas
Island
and
the
men
re
getting
as
high
as
fifty
dollars
a
lay
for
their
work
Eleven
cents
a
mund
Is
being
paid.
TIMBER
SALE
X8263
Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
llie
llnlMer
of
l.and
not
later
than
liooii
on
he
loih
day
ir
eplenitier,
ltz.
Tor
Hie
itirrhase
of
License
X63,
to
rut
Ur.soo
Incil
reel
of
Cedar
i'oles
and
I'lllng
on
an
rrs
adjoininjr
Lots
1
4
tf
and
1443.
Fer-(Ukiii
Hay,
3
miles
l
of
Fort
Clements,
jueen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
District.
Threo
(Jj
vesrs
will
be
allowed
for
re-no
nl
of
limner.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Fore.
er.
Victoria
B.
c...
or
Dlstrkl
Forester,
"Hnee
Ml'ttert.
R.
C
MINERAL
ACT
Cartlflcat
of
Improttmanta.'
Wann
Frictions!
No.
I.
Anroi
and
Jua
nits
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the
Atlln
Mining
Division
of
the
c.asslar
Dlstrlrt,
i
boot
nno
mile
up
stream
from
the
houili
of
.Wann
River.
tAkE
NOTICE
that
The
Engineer
"old
Mines
Ltd.,
Inr.,
Free
Miners
Certificate
No.
S9770C,
intend,
sixty
day
from
the
uaic
iirreoi
,i
aiMMjr
in
in
Mining
lie
eorder
for
a
Certirlrste
nf
Improvements,
for
Hie
purpose
of
olitalnlng
Crown
Oram
of
(lie
above
claim.
And
further
take
notlre
that
anion,
un
ler
Section
It,
must
be
commenced
before
ih
Issue
of
such
Certificate
of
IHTKO
Oils
1st
day
of
September,
VD,
.v,'.r
v.
HJ
u.cN'
WIA8ER,
Agent
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Winchester
A
Mild.
Blended
Cigarette
ilM
.....
stk.
sn
o
it
Tf
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m
as.
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-
SUPERSTITIONS
OF
LADIES'
BRIDGE
AT
SAILORS
ARE
ABSURD
HOME
OF
MRS.
WINSLOW
(London
Times)
Those
who
know
them
report
tua
when
at
sea,
the
Scottish
herrlng-ttahei
hold
It
unlucky
to
speak
of
a
pig.
a
rabbit,
a
salmon,
or
a
minister
of
religion.
Most
of
our
readers
will
U
familiar
with
the
ban
on
one
ot
th
subjects:
the
minister
of
religion.
Hn
presence
has
even
been
unlucky,
a
harbinger
of
death,
whetber
by
land
or
sea.
In
the
days
of
chivalry,
should
you
meet
with
a
priest
on
your
way
to
battle
or
tourney,
you
were
wise
to
turn
back.
On
board
ship
he
was
Jonah.
And
It
needed
no
excess!
f
caution
to
attribute
to
his
name
and
title
the
Ill-luck
Inherent
in
his
persov
The
ban
upon
the
other
unmentlonabi
things
may
perhaps'
be
known
to
pro-fessed
students
of
this
lore;
but
tht
are
far
enough
from
being
commoa
knowledge
to
excite
a
little
speculation.
The
rabbit,
and
that
naturally
cleanly
teast.
the
pig,
are.
Blblcaliy
and
traditionally,
unclean:
and
though
swine's
grease
used
to
bring
luck
to
Scottish
brides,
the
Highlanders,
we
believe,
Co
not,
or
ostensibly
do
noL
eat
ot
then
flesh.
But
the
rabbit
Is
not
so
unlike
the
hare
as
to
make
ft
Impossible
that
a
has
come
to
be
credited
with
the
hares,
malign
influence.
In
Scotland
the
hare
Is
so
tar
technically
"game"
that.
like
other
game,
his
appearance
brio.
disaster
to
soldier,
raider,
or
travel!,
unless
he
Is
promptly
killed;
In
Eng
land
ne
was
as
dshgerous
as
a
parson
and.
according
to
Sir
Thomas
Brown,
with
juster
cause,
becaus
"the
ground
of
the
conceit
was
probably
no
moK
than
this,
that
a
fearful
animal,
pass
ing
by
us.
.protended
unto
us
something:
to
be
feared."
The
name
of
the
pig.
again,
might
suggest
the
old
saying.
"Ant
please
the
pigs."
which
meant,
ol
course,
the
pyx,
and
said
nothing
else
than
"Ood
willing."
About
the
salmon,
speculation
must
be
wilder,
yet.
for
It
could
not
be
seriously
submitted
tha:
the
herrlng-flahers
'refuse
to
name
tin
salmon
because
these
swaggering
river
fish
diminish
their
trade.
This
easy
guesswork"
leaves
untoucheo
a
deeper
subject
for
speculation:
why
men
who
have
so
many
real
dangers
to
fare
as
sailors
have
should
be
of
a:t
men
the
readiest
to
beware
of
Imaginary
dangers.
But
a
very
short
time
aj
no
ship
ever
set
sail
on
a
Friday,
whistling
on
board,
ship
still
brings
a
gale:
and
we
suspect
that
the
caul
of
a
new-born
child
Is
still,
In
spite
of
Tom
Hood's
Jolly
mariner,
a
sure
pr
ventlve
ot
drowning.
Mingle
the
deep
sea
sailor
with
the
Highlander,
and
there
Is
sure
to
be
a
rich
store
of
the
rules
through
which
the
simple
ana
naturally
religious
mind
pays
respect
Us
powers
and
laws
which
It
doe
not
prt
siime
to
understand.
It
Is
knowled'
not
Ignorance
of
danger,
of
loneliness,
of
the
might
ot
nature
by
modern
Highlanders
Inherited,
perhaps,
rather
than
experienced,
but
dally
truth
to
them
that
go
down
to
the
sea
In
ahljrs
-
-which
makes
these
men
bear
theirs
selves
cautiously
and
humbly
be
for.
the
unknown.
CHARLES
SANKEYTnD
MARGARET
PIERCE
ARE
MARRIED
AT
ESSINGTON
Rev
W.
It.
Pierce
omelated
at
the
marriage
of
Charles
Sankey
ot
Port
Simpson
and
Miss
Margaret
Pierce
of
Port
Esslngton
which
took
place
in
the
Mission
House
at
Port
Csslngton
last
Thursday
night.
Arthur
Stevens
of
Port
Esslngton
and
Mrs.
Pierce
were
th
witnesses.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace.
Rain,
calm,
temp.
47.
Anyox.
Cloudy
calm,
temp.
48.
8tewart.--Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
44.
Hazel
ton.-
Light
rain,
calm,
temp,
47.
Telegraph
Creek.-
Cloudy,
.calm.,
temp.
47.
Burns
Lake,
Rain
calm,
temp.
44.
Bmlther.
Light
rain,
calm,
temp,
48.
aY
'
Passengers
sailing
n
the
Cardcna
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
Include
Mrs.
Adams,
Mrs.
Oreen,
C.
O.
Pninney,
Dick
Oreenwell
and
brother,
Mrs.
A.
Burton
and
Walter
Willis.
The
vessel
arrived
In
port
this
afternoon
from,
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart,
having
been
delayed
through
having
gone
Into
Claxton
to
load
salmon.
She
will
sail
for
the
south
at
3
(o'clock.
'
ft
FOR
QUEEN
MARY
CHAP.
The
Quern
Mary
Chapter
Imperial
Daughter
ot
the
Empire
held
a
bridge
party
last
evening
at
the
home
ot
Mrs.
R.
M.
Wlnalow.
rtfth
Ave.
lv.
which
waa
wdl
attended
and
much
enjoyed
by
those
present.
First
prlz
waa
won
by
Mrs.
Oeutge
Woodland
and
Mrs.
D.
Mc-D.
Hunter
received
the
consolation
prlre.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
W.
8.
risher.
old
countryTootball
LM1LIMI
1.F.UUF.
IHtl.lon
I.
Derby
1.
Sheffield
United
0.
MINtRAL
ACT.
Cirlirifata
of
litiBTSiemants
$eei-Uie
V.
4.
.'cepUle
Jo
t
Fractiousl
am)
ftarrpstake
o.
Frae
thisul
Mineral
Claim.
Miuat
In
the
Allro
Uiuinr
nisistosi
of
caur
losirt'L
Where
located'-
-
Fast
side
of
Tskn
Arm.
near
srep
t.reek.
TAkh
VITICF.
Ihal
Reilnsld
fynie.
barrister
ami
Mrftrtlnr.
of
(10
Vet
Fen
iW
1.,
Vancouver,
British
iMunibla.
ari-lr
a
agent
for
sieetlaXe
Mining-
Of
porstMi
Free
Miners
Certificate
Ko.
Unn
intend,
stiiv
da
foxn
the
date
hereof,
to
aptt)
to
tle
Mining
Recorder
foe
Ortlflrales
of
linnroteinenls.
for
trie
rMirta-se
of
obtaining
t:hn
Grsol
uf
lis-
abuse
claims.
AD
FITITIIFR
TAkK
MTf.E
Ibal
C
tln
under
seetHm
SJ
must
be
runtmraced
before
the
issue
ot
sue
certificates
ol
tmprnsesnenis.
Im.t
ibis
1st
day
of
Seplemtier.
A
ti
tm
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved,
turvtyfd
Cross
n
lands
may
bs)
nr)-mpt4
by
British
subjects
over
II
years
of
ago,
ami
by
aliens
on
declaring
Intantlon
to
become
llrttlsh
subjects,
conditional
upon
reidane,
occupation,
Jtd
ttnprovtaient
for
agricultural
surpvsea
Full
Information
concerning
rasru-tlons
recsrdlnat
pre-emptions
Is
Klven
In
Hulletln
No.
1,
Land
fierisa.
"How
to
pT-empt
Iutd.
coplas
of
fihlcb
can
b
obtained
fres
of
chart
ly
addreMlnsT
ths
Department
ot
Lamia.
Victoria.
DC
or
to
any
CJot-srnment
AaenL
Records
will
bo
granted
covering
only
land
sultabl
for
agricultural
purpose,
and
which
1
not
timber-land.
Is.
carrying
over
1,009
board
feet
rxr
acre
west
of
th
Coast
Rang
and
M00
test
per
acr
oast
ot
tbat
lUng
Application
for
pro-omptlons
ar
to
be
addressed
to
th
Ivtnd
Cora
mlssloner
of
th
Land
Recording
Division.
In
which
the
land
appllsnl
for
la
situated,
and
ar
mad
on
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
bs
obtained
from
th
Land
Commission.
Pre-emptions
must
b
occupied
for
flv
year
and
Improvements
mad
to
valu
of
$10
per
acr.
Including
clearing;
and
cultivating
at
loaat
flv
acrs,
befor
a
Crown
Orsnt
can
b
rsH'klved.
For
mor
detailed
Information
ss
th
IJulletln
"How
to
Prs-smpt
Land.-
PURCHA8E
Application
ar
rclvd
for
pur.
disss
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agtlcultural
purpoaes;
minimum
prlc
for
first-class
(arabl)
land
la
tS
pr
acre,
and
secondclaa
(graa-In)
land
$t.&0
per
acrs.
Further
la-formation
regarding
purchas
or
Uaso
of
Crowr,
land
Is
given
In
HulUtln
No.
10,
(And
Merles,
"Purchas
and
Leas
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
oa
timber
Isnd.
not
exceeding
40
acr,
may
b
purchased
or
leased,
th
conditions
Including;
payment
ot
tumpag.
HOME8ITE
LEASES
Unaurveyed
areas,
npt
geodlng
if
acr.
may
b
lasd
aa
homsaltsa,
conditional
upon
a
dwslllng
bslng
rcctsd
In
th
first
yesr,
title
blng
obtainable
aftr
residence
and
Ira-Vrovement
condition
ar
fulfilled
and
land
has
bn
survyd,
LEASES
For
grazing
and
Industrial
par-pots
arsa
not
xodlng
840
aorta
may
t
laad
by
on
psrsosi
or
a
company,
QRAZINQ
Under
th
Or
sing
Aot
th
Pro-vine
I
divided
Into
srrailng
dlstrlot
and
th
rang
admlnltrd
undtr
a
Orating
Commlsslonr.
Annual
grating
psrmtts
ar
Issued
baad
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
bslng
glva
to
stsbllshd
owners.
Htock-ownrt
may
form
aaclallona
for
rang
mansgernsnt.
Frss,
or
partly
tr,
parmlu
ar
available
foe
Mttl,
ttpr
tnd
travallar.
tif
to
lass
WE
ARE
OFFERING.
A
MODEL
MODERN
A
GRADUATE
EXPERIENfFn
OPTICAL
PARLOR
REGISTERED
OPTOMm
j
TO
SERVE
YOUR
EYE
NECESSITIES
It
is
the
grcal
ilifrvmire
in
the
rt-Milin
obi
,
,ei
correct
iiielliutlis
of
cxannnulion
for
(leif.t-
(i..
"u:
utlenlioii
In
rilling
tlie
trt'M'riilton
unit
the
dot',
i
lre
sary
in
correct
frame
filling
that
ianf
oi.r'
T
iliM'rimliiulc
in
fitvnr
cif
'
glitoM'ttifillwl
in
ui-
0,,
,
,,'
We
ne
motlern
niflliutlsi.
Wtj
try
In
rtlve
.on,
"
vice.
That!
why
ytiu
will
fid
m
nnui,
;i,
you
are
tlecitling
on
u
fraino
that
will
cxai
ik
iaructnar
iiKing.
REMEMBER
-
No
case
presents
perplexities.
to
one
qualified
In
the
Science
of
Refraction.
Consul!
our
Oploinelri!
a
you
would
a
rrn-n
.
r,
vice
will
he
just
a
rehuble.
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
V.
:r
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIQHT
ONLY
at
7
and
8
HOOT
GIBS0
"Chip
of
the
Flying
U"
A
rugged
tor
nl
Ihe
callle
i-uuiilry
j.
,
...
lion.
IhrilU
uutl
niniiiiirt1.
Mure
'uli
lnn
.
than
any
tilher
t'tiwhn)
stor
ever
writlcn.
...
a
"Chip."
Ihe
luthful
eiwuueier.
Firl
li.
with
Ihe
girl,
Ihen
hi
hore
roil
away
with
i
.
ran
away
with
her
himself.
The
uiurv
In-
.,..
more
he
gol
in
wrona
so
he
jnl
uolnraiiv
put
things
right.
A
lug,
turni.
Ictring'
rtKl
highliKhlN
of
Hit"
picture.
Strong
ml.
Hoot
QIbon,
Vlrglnle
Brown
Falre,
Phllo
McCulloujh,
OeWItt
Jennings
"Pee
Wee"
Holmei,
Nora
Cecil
and
other.
COMEOY.
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
Admission
35c
and
10c
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
J
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
W
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTINQ
AND
TROLLINQ
QEAfl,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHINQ,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
8econd
Avenue
and
McBrlde
8U
SINGLE
AND
DOUBLE
BITTED
15
rrom
91.71
1
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'rh
Hlrkssft
.,
HandlM
r"
lllt
kory
Mrilf
llanillrs
1?
nt
llkkorv
Mallix-k
llanillrs
75'
'T.jj
i.tT:itN!i
i
tiii,
on.
c.ysni.i:
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd;,
J
"
I'IIo.m;
ioi,
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
P.
O.
Box
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Kino
Imported
Serge
uinl
Scutch
hr1
A
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't',.
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I
Q,
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Ill
nllPtVII
W
UIII13
IIKKIU
11V
Ifllivi
shop
in
Prince
liuperl
ns
low
ns
$50J
2
I.
ANQER,
Cutter
.
B.
c.
223
Sixth
8treet
Prince
Rupert,