I
.PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FRESH
IN
!
Rochon's
Chocolates
$1.00
per
1
lb.
Box
Also
Boxes
at
$2.00,
$2.75
and
$4.00
No.
1-
ROCHON'S
ALMOND
CRISP
$1.00
per
lb.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
J1.00
Deal
We
deliver.
New
Dresses
Large
Aosortmrnt
of
New
Afternoon
and
EveningDresses
In
all
colors
and
sires
from
16
to
44.
Prices
from
$12
00
to
$37.50
COME
AMI
SIX!
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Combination
SALE
3
lbs.
Green
Beans.
1
Cauliflower.
3
Celery.
3
Lettuce.
3
Cucumber,
,
All
fur
91.00
No.
3
10
lbs.
Potatoes.
6
lbs.
Carrots.
4
lbs.
Turnips.
4
lbs.
Onions.
3
lbs.
Beets.
3
lbs.
Parsnips.
All
for
91.00
No.
3
13
lbs.
Green
Tomatoes.
1
lb.
Green
Peppers.
1
Vegetable
Marrow.
1
basket
Tomatoes.
3
lbs.
Cabbage.
All
for
att.OO
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
HHasWMMMNsWsMlHi
DEPENDABILITY
is
the
one
big
factor
necessary
in
your
glasses
We
supply
lliat
factor
through
our
direful,
conscientious,
scientific
examination
of
your
eyes
and
the
production
of
lenses
to
meet
the
resulls
of
that
exaniiualioii,
Accuracy
und
precision
characterize
our
service
to
you
from
start
to
finish.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
L'
27
Years
319
3rd.
AVE.
I'llOM:
ItEII
413
Dr.
Alexander
mlth
Hook
Phone
675
DENTIST
NEW
BIOLOGICAL
STATION
READY
MOVEMENT
Ol"
INSTItlJIEXTS
TO
COMMENCE
AMI
NEW
APPOINT
MENT
TO
STAIT
MADE
The
vpew
biological
building
Is
almost
completed
and
should
be
handed
over
to
the
Biological
Board
at
the
end
of
!
this
month.
Moving
the
scientific
apparatus
will
then
commence
and
It
will
take
probably
a
couple
of
weeks.
For
the
official
opening
J.
J.
Cowle.
I
secretary.
treasurer
of
the
board,
will
be
here;
some
time
next
month
and
pro-
1
bably
there
wilt
be
a
meeting
of
the
'
western
executive
at
the
same
time
f
D.
B.
Finn,
the
acting
director,
is
at
!
present
assisted
by
R.
W.
Plllsbury.
who
1.1
making
a
survey
of
the
fish
handling
plants
for
the
board.
A
new
appointment
to
this
station
is
Horace
Brocklesby,
a
graduate
of
the
University
of
Manitoba
in
organic
chem
istry,
who
will
specialize
on
fish
oils.
tlon.
fish
meal
and
glue.
Me
Is
at
present
finishing
up
some
research
work
on
dogfish
oil
for
this
station
and
is
tak
ing
his
master
of
science
degree
will
be
Increased
and
possibly
scientific
workers
will
make
this
their
headquar
ters.
ANOTHER
PUZZLED
ATB.C.
POSITION
Edmonton
Itullrtlu
.saj
Prolnre
Voted
A-sln-t
Prairie
formers
(Edmonton
Bulletin)
British
Columbia
voted,
in
the
pro
portion
or
twelve
to
two,
for
a
CJovenv
ment
pledged
to
destroy
the
Crow
.
Nest
freight
rates
agreement,'
and
there
by
leave
the
railway
lawyers
free
to
argue
the
Railway
Commission
Into
destroying
the
Crows
Nest
freight
ratc
um
suosuiuung
rugner
charges
o-.i
prairies
products
eastbound.
Rates
on
prairie
products
to
B.C.
ports
are
based
on
the
Crow's
Nest
rates.
If
the
latter
went
up
the
former
must
go
up
too,
perhaps
out
of
propor
LAND
ACT.
Hides
.
nlintlon
to
Apply
to
Ll.it
Land
lu
.
11
.
hecordinr
ii.rirt
or
itui..
nut
'd
situate
in
nuria
shore
of
at
l.iui-.,-d
uay
on
Soutn-Wm
Coast
ut
C(
It
land,
about
one
mile
east
from
Bluri
I
lint
lAki
OTlCE
that
E.
Iliitilont
at
I
nu.,
In.-l,
1
vliue
or
British
Columbia,
ocru
pal
ol
int-y
Manager,
intend
tu
ikdIi
lur
.
it
;ne
tallowing
described
laua.
ClCitVl
It
II
I
nul
Minimi
nn
llw-
shore
o
.
a
unniined
bay
on
the
southwest
jot
-.
Hill
Maud,
about
one
mil
mis
I
01
k,'ltt
Point:
thence
north
menu
chains;
"jein-e
ra-t
tweniy
clulni:
Uiene.
viuih
twenty
chains,
ruure
or
Iras,
la
HirL
Water
Mark;
thenre
follow
id
hlrb
wstei
uisrk
westerly
to
point
of
conimencemeni.
inu
cnniainiiif
eirwy
seres,
more
or
less.
uiitu
juijt
juid,
io.
E.
ROUSSEAU.
Ipplicam,
LAND
ACT
Voiles
of
In
tan
tlon
te
Apply
te
Lssss
Lane
In
Prince
hunrrt
Larvl
nernrdlna-
tin
trlct
of
lianite
(,
uan
Land
District,
ani
tiiuaie
011
I'Ktige
Island.
task
NiiTir.li
that
1.
B.
Francis,
or
I'onoks.
Alberta,
orrupatlou
Minuter,
in
trnds
to
apply
tor
s
lease
of
the
follow
in
described
lands:
Cmnienrinr
at
s
nut
nlantrrf
at
I'm
North
West
end
of
Pasa-e
Ulaud.
n
Coat
Trlanrulatlon
sta.
tlij;
thenr.
round
the
Island
st
hirti
water
mark
st
containing
1000
jrres.
more
or
lem.
josei'h
RniTi.Atri
rnrm
"ise
4th.
m.
itppllcant
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inltnllon
te
Ap-lf
t
Lass
Lsnd
in
siixine
Uirision,
j8i.,
Lsnd
ne-ordniir
lililrlrt
of
Cssslsr.
and
sltual
at
Irand
Hapld,
on
the
Stlklne
nirrr
and
to
wem
or
urve;ea
Let
no.
470.
TAkE
NOTICE
tnsl
1.
Waller
Seoti
Siml).
.
or
Te"rrii.h
creek.
B.
C
occupation.
unrher.
intends
to
apply
for
s
lcae
of
i
(oiiowinx
0KriDed
lands:--
Cnmnienrlnr
at
a
nntt
nlaniril
n
ik
XorthweM
rorner
r
Lot
aTO
thnr
Onnii.
10
rhalns;
thenre
Weft
10
thalns;
thrnre
.mriu
n
rnain:
menre
Last
id
rnaina
ind
contalnlnr
Fortv
arrea.
more
or
lest
WALTtlt
SCOTT
SlMPSOTI,
Applicant
m
(jDODERHAMMill
ihCANAD,AM
PPRYE
WHISKV
9
YEARS
OLD
This
advertieemcnl
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
SuperStove
In
size,
24
inchessquare;
49
inches
high:
suitable
for
the
smallest
homes,
single
flats,
little
shops,
stores,
etc
Mad
in
on
aiz
only,
lor
us
in
buildings
containing
not
over
6000
cubic
feet
contents.
In
efficiency,
heats
more
air
than
ordinary
heaters
twice
Ideal
VECTO'S
siie;
has
heat-dial
control,
thus
cuts
coal,
coke
and
wood
bills.
In
appearance,
handsome
as
the
most
expensive
bathroom
lavatory,
because
Jacketed
in
peart-lustrous
porcelain'
enamel
In
cost
nothing,
because
it
pays
(or
itself
by
saving
heavily
in
fuel.
Is
a
super-scienlibc-heit
convector
and
circulator.
VECTO
at
$99
(freight
extra)
is
best
heating
method
to
thosa
not
ready
to
invest
in
Ideal
Hot
Water
Radiator
Heat
Manufactured
at
Toronto
plant
All
dealers.
W
DOMINION
BANK
BLDC
Judging
by
the
results
In
twelve
out
of
fourteen
B.C.
constituencies,
It
Is
matter
of
lltUe
practical
Interest
to
pro-:
He
pie
In
that
province
whether
or
not
Ai
Is
expected
here
toward
the
end
of
Jan-
terta
fanners
have
enough
left
after
uary.
He
was
for
some
time
engaged
by
P5'ln8
freight
on
thtlr
grain
to
Van-
me
Royal
Crown
SoarA
Co.
In
their
couver
or
Prince
Rupert
to
buy
BrllUa
laboratories.
Next
summer
it
Is
expected
the
staff
Columbia
lumber,
fruit
and
fish.
British
Columbia
people
do
not,
o.
course,
talk
that
way.
They
do
not
think
that
way.
But,
curiously,
the
voted
that
way.
!
CATHOLIC
PRELATE
APOSTLE
OF
UNITY
AMONG
RELIGIONS
onderstood
to
have
been
a
cheque
for
a
considerable
sum.
and
addresses
In
houjr
of
the
celebration
of
his
sliver
jubilee
In
the
priesthood,
at
the
reception
given
for
the
Ulty
at
the
Pantagea
Theatre.
"A
rich
heritage
In
soil
and
resource
has
been
left
us."
continued
His
Grace."
and
the
future
lies
In
our
hands.
Citizens
of
Edmonton
and
Alberta,
one
and
all,
let
us
stand
together
for
the
up-iulldlng
of
a
glorious
city
and
pro
vince."
(ilCATEITL
TO
NON-CATHOLICS
'I
look
back
over
the
35
years
to
the
night
when
I
was
given
my
divine
com
mission
to
the
priesthood,
little
dream
ing
that
I
would
ever
be
carried
out
of
iny
native
province
to
this
splendid
and
glorious
new
province,"
he
said,
"and
I
remember
quite
well
six
years
ago
irhtn
I
first
arrived
here
and
was
met
it
the
station
by
a
delegation
of
cltl-
ns
headed
by
Joe
Clarke,
who
ws
.hen
mayor
and
who
stepped
forth
and
read
me
an
address
of
welcome
and
gocd
will.
I
was
then
grateful
to
my
non-
'athollc
friends
and
experience
haa
shown
that
the
tokens
of
kindness
and
friendship
have
ever
been
In
mind,
heart
and
memory
of
us
all."
MUSES
PERMIT
FOR
GAMBLING
AT
EDMONTON
FOLLIES
EDMONTON,
8ept.
37
Permit
to
hold
1
"Folly"
carnival
In
the
near
future
o
raise
money
for
delinquent
boys,
waa
uked
of
Acting
Mayor
James
Esst
this
morning.
I
am
willing
to
grant
a
permit
pro
viding
there
is
no
gambUng
at
the
car-
Jlval,"
waa
the
decision
of
the
new
act
ing
mayor
to
the
Optimist
Club
which
had
made
the
requisition.
It
is
under-
itocd
the
club
will
lake
the
matter
be
fore
the
city
council
aa
the
ordinary
arnlval
games
are
counted
on.
TOTEM
WAS
STOLEN
FROM
CRAIG
STORE
VALUE
FIFTY
DOLLARS
A
totem
pole
was
stolen
last
night
from
outside
the
Arctic
Studio
can-ducted
by
Morte
Craig
on
Third
Avenue.
It
waa
ripped
from
the
wall
at
the
aide
of
the
door
to
which
It
was
fastened.
The
value
of
the
pole
is
set
at
$50
and
the
police
are
looking
for
the
person
who
got
away
with
it.
mi
TIMBER
3ALF.
X8263
i-slfd
tenders
will
be
rrreltrd
by
the
UliiUler
or
Land
um
later
than
immiii
mi
he
luth
day
or
Hrpii-nilier.
J,
for
the
iirrlMe
of
l.l(Mif
Xll
if,
.
to
rut
If
sou
lineal
feel
of
Cedar
I'oJen
and
Piling
on
an
res
adjoining;
loi
ui
and
I4U.
F'er-iwn
Day.
3
mile
Wn
of
i-ort
cirmenu,
,'iiith
.iiiiuiir
isiaii'14
Lano
I'liiriri.
Three
(3i
years
will
be
sllowed
for
re
irimal
of
liinlwr.
Fur
I
her
particulars
of
the
chief
Forester,
Vlriurla
B.
C,
or
Ulntrlrl
Forenter.
i-m
iiiin.ri.
n.
r.
MINERAL
ACT
Certificate
ef
Imprensmanti.,
Wann
fractional
No.
f.
Anroi
and
Jna
nlla
Mineral
Claim,
ailuate
in
Ihe
Atlln
Mining
Mvtslon
of
the
Caaatar
fUMrirt,
about
one
mile
up
slrrsni
from
the
houtl.
of
Wann
ftlver.
.
TAKE
NOTir.K
that
The
Enrlnrer
Oold
Mines
Ltd.,
Inc.,
Free
Miner
oniric
u-No.
897701:,
Intend,
fitly
days
from
the
dale
hrrrnf
.to
apply
to
lb
Mlnlnr
He-rorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improvement,
for
the
tiurpo'e
nf
titalnln-
1
Crown
urani
or
iiic
anove
riann.
And
further
take
notice
that
anion,
nn
drr
Section
S,
nmt
be
romtnenred
before
me
itpue
or
aucn
certiorate
of
Improve
men
n.
lilTED
this
lit
day
of
Sepltmber,
A.D.
H.
McN.
FKABEH,
Agent.
TORONTO.
TORONTO.
ONTARIO
ecto
H
EAT
E
R.
T
fflL
SPOTS
ON
SUN
ARE
VISIBLE
VICTOIIIA
OIIEKVATOKV
MPF.KIN-T
EM
HINT
TE1.I.
Ol"
CIKIOlM
PHENOMENA
a
telescope,
r
1
cealgned
to
give
lltouc
member
of
the
EDMONTON.
Sept.
37.
Protestant,
Napier
Denlson,
superintendent
of
the
Catholic
and
Jew
should
unite
for
the
Observatory,
announced,
upbuilding
of
Alberta.
Insisted
His
Professor
Peters,
of
the
VS.
Naval
Orace
Archbishop
O
Leary
In
thanking
(
Observatory
at
Washington,
stated
that
die
members
of
his
diocese
for
a
gift,
this
tun-spot
group
wss
125.000
mitt
long
and
waa
one
of
the
largest
00
served
for
many
years.
He
believes
that
still
larger
spots
will
appear,
toe
I
the
sun
Is
approaching
the
maximum
of
the
eleven-year
sun-spot
cycle.
In
1933
the
sun-spot
cycle
was
at
Us
minimum
when
for
months
no
spots
were
visible.
Now
they
are
increasing
in
number
and
sue
and
by
the
end
of
1928
the
next
maximum
of
spot
will
occur.
Owing
to
the
sun's
rotation
this
great
spot
will
disappear
around
the
edge
at
about
the
twenty-seventh
and
may
occur
on
the
opposite
edge
si
about
Ocetober
11.
INFORMATION
FOR
TOURISTS
IN
B.C,
The
Provincial
Ooyernment
haa
just
issued
a
booklet
entlUed
Highways.
Motor
Camp
and
topping
Places
In
British
Columbia
cemptled
fcr
the
use
of
visiting
motorh,ts
and
other
who
may
need
them.
They
ive
valuable
information
for
anyone
travelling
by
motor
and
include
the
Bulkley
Valley
points
and
as
far
aa
Skeena
Crowing,
and
also
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert,
although
those
places
cunnot
yet
be
shown
on
the
road
map
as
connected
up
with
the
highway.
A.
Brookabenk,
secretary
of
the
board
of
trade,
has
a
tew
copies
of
the
booklet
which
may
be
had
on
applying
to
him.
BURIED
TODAY
William
Macks
Laid
to
Het
In
lalnlew
Cemetery
This
Afternoon
The
funeral
took
place
this
afternoon
at
3
o'clock
of
William
Stacks,
who
wa
found
dead
in
a
local
hotel
last
week.
Rev.
George
O.
Hacker
officiated
at
the
parlors
of
the
BC.
Undertaken
and
at
the
graveside
in
Falrvlew
Ceme
tery.
NEW
ROADMASTER
II.
Wallon
of
Mmllher.
IVI10
Wa
Married
jxtt
Mghl,
U
III
rurrrrd
It.
A.
Harlow
P.
H.
Walton.
CN.rt.
roadmaster
at
Smlthers.
U
to
succeed
R.
A.
Harlow,
who
Is
going
to
Prince
Oeorge.
as
road-master
here.
Mr.
Walton
was
married
in
Smlthers
last
night
to
Miss
Doodson.
HOTEL
AI(KIVAI.4
Prince
Kurrt
w.
u.
Alexander
and
Mr.
M,
T.
Ul
Alexander.
Liverpool,
England;
William
P.
Ball.
O.
A.
Hedreen,
C.
II.
Pogg,
A.
M.
Frith,
I,
McRae..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
A.
Walters.
K.
W.
Haggen,
Thomas
Louden,
W.
P.
Falconer,
.8.
Mill,
P.
O.
La
Orue,
W.
Willis,
J,'
W.
Nunn
and
H.
O,
Lincoln.
Vancouxer:
W.
J.
Alder,
Victoria;
A.
O.
Jackson,
Toronto;
II
Wells,
Edmonton;
W.
If,
Burnett,
Ter
race;
A.
Y.
Wilson,
Remo;
T.
W.
Brewer,
Smlthers;
f.
J.
Lindsay.
Bute-dale;
jD
JJrummond,
Exstew.
Mr.
D.
3
Sutherland,
Premier.
r
,j
Central
W.
Jordan,
Terrace:
Joe
Smith,
I).
Sbefakey
and
J.
O.
Reeves,
O.NJt.:
Mr,
and
.Mrs.
S.
W.
Bmlth,
Stewart,
IIOIKHNO
THE
IXHt
K
According
to
a
laundry
expert,
the
causes
of
ruined
collars
are
stiff
beards,
pointed
collar
button
and
bulky
necktie.
Another
cause,
not
mentioned
by
the
expert,
Is
laundries
Judge.
NOT
A
CHtNCK
Forgiving
and
forgetting
might
Be
practised
oft
in
debt,
Were
the
lenders
willing
to
forgive
,
As
borrowers
to
forget,
Advert!
la
Th
Dally
News
SUGGESTS
LLOYD
GEORGE
GET
TIP
ON
WINNING
ELECTION
LONDON.
6Pt.
37.
"It
will
be
re
grettable
from
every
point
of
view
It,
as
seems
.only
too
probable.
Mr.
Mao
knri
tcine
will
be
unable
to
atteiiu
j
the
Imperial
conference."
says
the
Lib
eral
weekly
Dsner
Truth.
"The
Liberal
leader
in
the
mother
Und
will
hat
particular
cause
to
regret
Mr.
King's
abtencc
from
London."
Truth
adds,
"for
who
Is
more
fitted
than
he
to
give
useful
tips
on
the
way
to
sweep
the
country
V
Contlnutng
In
a
humorous
veil..
Truth
proceeds
to
suggest
that
Mac-
kencle
King
should
be
Invited
to
pre
side
over
a
friendly
and
strictly
private
conference
at
which
Lord
Oxford
au1
Asnulth,
Uoyd
George.
Walter
Huncl
man,
MP.
and
a
few
other
choice
spirits
could
consult
with
him
freely
on
the
best
method
of
leading
a
party
Failing
this,
the
next
best
thing
would
te
for
all
cf
them
to
go
to
Canada
tot
a
winter
course
of
Instruction.
UNITED
CHURCH
HAD
ILLUSTRATED
ADDRESS
LAUCir.
CKOMIt
ATTEND
10
ME
pic-llltE
AMI
JOIN
IN
MMiINO
First
United
Church
last
evening
was
I
well
filled
to
hear
the
Illustrated
lecture
VICTORIA,
Sept.
37
-
During
the
past
by
the
pastor.
Rev
U.
O.
Hacker,
his
week
an
abnormally
large
spot
and
.
subject
being
the
work
of
the
former
group
of
smaller
ones
have
been
ob
j
Presbyterian
Church
In
India.
It
was
served
on
the
surf
see
of
the
suu'a
song
service
and
the
congregation
through
the
small
telescope
at
the
!-took
part
with
enthusiasm
and
the
minion
Meteorological
Observator).
Oon-i
picture
of
the
mission
work
wer
zales
Heights,
and
at
the
present
time
much
enjoyed.
can
be
seen
without
the
through
a
smoked
gla..
This
is
one
of
a
aid
of
series
of
UUi
UUted
Church
who
were
not
Presbyterian
an
opportunity
of
Irarnlivg
something
about
what
that
section
of
the
present
church
has
don.
John
Knox
la
to
be
the
subject
of
an
iv
drea
In
the
near
future
and
this
alwu
will
be
Illustrated.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
MINERAL
ACT.
Csrtlfltsts
ef
Imprea
imsnts
SwrrpaUke
No.
I.
Amrrp-Maie
No-
I
rrsrMuul
sad
!werptake
No.
Fur
UflHal
Mlnersl
Claim,
xtuate
in
lb
Atlla
M
tain
a
HhHmhi
or
Cattiar
IntirirL
UTwre
Lieated:
East
fide
of
Taaii
Ann.
near
Hheep
Creek.
TAkE
Notkk
ibjt
itrtinsld
Simei.
brrller
and
solirllnr.
of
o
Wel
Cen-or
St.,
Vancuqrer.
rirltuh
Columbia.
a-t-IMS'
a
aaeol
rr
Swerttake
wUilnc
r
PiarslMin
Free
Miners
I'eruflrai
No.
iaiir.
intrnd.
aitty
diy
from
the
dat
nereur.
to
apljr
to
IIm
wlnujir
ttererdtr
for
Oriifiratr.
of
Inipnunnrnli.
fnr
UM
furp"'''
f
'lilamlni
crvwn
Oranu
tif
ilie
sunve
'laum.
AN
0
ri
lllion
TkE
TtOTICF.
that
C
tti4
uiHlrr
wfikrti
tl
muM
tie
amunrnred
before
the
iue
of
wh
eertlfn-alr
of
Hnprt.MiinH
MtTltl
tbi
tit
day
of
Seplrmber.
A
t
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant,
unreserved.
surveyed
Cron
land
may
be
pre-empted
by
Mrltlsh
eublects
over
Is
year
of
i.
and
by
aliens
on
declaring
Intention
to
become
British
subject,
eondl-Uonal
uton
residence,
ocrjpatlon,
md
ttnprovarnent
for
agricultural
surpose
Full
Information
concerning;
rem
.a
lions
rexardlnar
prs-emptlons
It
riven
In
Bulletin
No.
L,
Land
Serle.
"How
to
Pre-empt
lsnd."
copies
of
uhlch
can
be
obtained
free
of
chart
ly
addressing
the
Departmtnl
of
Lands,
Victoria.
H
C,
or
to
any
Oot.
ernment
AgenL
4
Itecords
will
be
grsnttd
covering
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
purpose,
and
which
I
not
timber-land,
I..,
carrying
over
MOO
board
feet
!r
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Hang
and
MOO
feet
per
acre
east
of
tbat
flange.
Application
for
pre-emptions
ar
to
b
oddresned
to
-the
Land
Commissioner
of
the
Land
Recording-
Division.
In
which
th
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
r
mads
n
printed
forme,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emption
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
mad
to
value
of
110
per
acre.
Including
cleauinir
and
cultivating
at
tsaat
five
acres!,
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
be
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
see
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Laod."
PURCHASE
Application
are
received
for
pur
chase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
I
Crown
lends,
not
being
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
(
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
la
IS
per
acre,
and
second-class
(graa-
t
ingj
unq
.
pr
acre,
runner
information
regarding;
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
lande
Is
given
In
UuIUtln
No.
10,
Land
Herles.
"Purchsse
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
fsctory,
or
Industrial
site
o
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
aerea.
C.I
may
be
purchased
or
lessed,
the
con
ditions
including
paymsnt
of
tumpag.
HOMESITE
LEASES'
Unsurveyed
area,
not
exceeding
It
acre,
may
be
teased
as
homsslte.
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
th
first
year.
Utle
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
condition
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed,
LEASES
For
grating
and
Industrial
purpose
areas
not
exceeding
140
acre
may
be
Issssd
by
one
pro
or
4
company,
(MAZING
m
Under
the
Orsslng
Act
the
Province
1
divided
into
rrailng
district
and
th
rsng
administered
under
a
Orazlng
Commissioner,
Annual
trraxlns;
psrmlts
ar
Issusd
baaed
en
number
ranged,
priority
being
glvsa
to
aetabllshtd
owner.
Utock-owner
may
form
acltlons
for
rant
tnanagsinsnt.
Fr.
or
partly
free,
permits
ar
available
for
nter
aOper
and
traveller,
a
u
teas
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
,
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ARE
OFFERING!
A
MODEL
MODERN
A
GRADUATE
EXPEUENmi
OPTICAL
PARLOR
REGISTERED
OPTflmjiq
TO
SERVE
YOUR
EYE
NECESSITIES
It
is
llic
gii-ut
illfftTCiice
ill
tlif
re
miIN
a
,t,
,
correct
iiii'UioiIh
of
cxniniimlion
ftir
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ik'ti
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ill
correct
framo
fllting
Unit
rtmses
um
iliscrimiiiiilt'
in
fuvor
of
rIiism.'
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in
om-
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,
;
We
life
iiiikIciii
melliixl
h.
'c
trv
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it
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vice.
TIiuI'h
why
son
will
fcrl
mi
mtuli
,1
f
"
joii
are
tlerhliiiK
framo
that
wjll
exm-iiv
"
particular
liking.
'
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REiVIEMOER
No
case
pretent
perplexities
to
0110
qualified
In
tho
Sclonco
of
Refraction.
UoiiMill
our
t)iloniflrit
u
yon
wouM
a
f(
.
-rl(.
vue
will
le
jnt
u
rrlmlilc.
Max
Heilbroner
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Third
Avenoo
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
HOOT
GIBSON
"Chip
of
the
Flying
U"
A
rnggtMl
slory
ol
thr
callle
nitinli
x
(
.
.
.
...
lion,
IhrilN
ami
rtimuiire.
More
cu.'
h.n
than
any
oilier
4'4iwhoy
lory
ever
vvrillen.
II.
,.
.
a-
"Chip,"
the
luhfiil
4'owjMiiicher.
Firl
li.
.
with
Ihe
girl,
Iheii
lii
hore
run
away
wiih
1.
ran
away
with
her
himoelf.
Tin
more
In
!
,,.
more
he
got
111
wromt
mi
he
Jnt
italnrdllv
-put
thing
right.
A
log.
r.n
in'.
lenring'
r..l.
,
.
liiglilighU
of
lint
iiiiitne.
Strong
ral.
Hoot
Gibson,
Virginia
Brown
Falre,
Phllo
McCullough,
DeWitt
Jennings,
"Pee
Wee"
Holmes,
Nora
Cecil
end
others.
COMEDY.
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
Admission
35c
and
100
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFA8T
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Fishermen's
Supplies
FI8H
LINES,
HOOK8,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING;
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
8econd
Avenue
and
McBrlde
SL
HEATERS-Sheet
Iron-HEATERS
Lined
Airtight
Hrader.
18"
SI"
23"
21"
34-
M
38"
Mall
order
receive
our
prompt
and
careful
attention
i.-
1.50
5.00
$5.50
(
10.00
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
r
THII'I'
wlJ
1'IIONK
101.
M
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
P.
0.
Box
247
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Kinc
Imported
Merge
nnd
Scotch
hr-A
Af)
Tweed
Hulls
made
to
order
In
o'"
Tll
uu
shop
in
Prince
Hupcrt
as
low
ostvfo
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
c.
223
Sixth
Street
Prince
Rupert,