PAGE
8IX
II
I
Avn
g
OS4B
s-pcci.il
value.
Just
arrived.
All
sizes.
$L25
H.
S
Wallace
Co.
Ld.
Phono
9.
Third
Ave.
and
Fulton.
alust
Arrived
A
fresh
shipment
of
Rochons
Gand
les
Assorted
Chocolates,
Boxes
$1.00
to
$4.00
Hulk
Cream,
Oranfe;
Van-illo,
Lemon,
Ginger
Snowballs
Peppermint,
etc.,
per
lb.
75c
lirazils
in
cream,,
per
lb.
$1.25
Iturnt
Almond-
per
lb.
$1.00
Ilochon's
Famous
Almond
Crisp
per
lb
$1.00
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
New
Arrivals
of
ihe
latest
nodels
of
Ladies'
Hats
and
Coats
Just
in.
Spun
Silk,
per
yard
..
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes,
all
colors,
per
yard
25o
Mrs.
WT
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
llox
-
-
089
Phone
Oreen
389
N
ew
Spring
Rugs
At
prires
raitf-ins
from
$3.00
o
H.0O.
includ'iiiit
the
Guaranteed
Harry
mo
re
Hugs.
A
special
discount
of
25
percent
is
offered
on
our
French
Clocks
in
all
sizes
and
prices.
See
our
Windows
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
.575
DENTIST
I
ALBERTA
INVESTIGATING
SLAUGHTER
NATIVE
ELK
;Hon.
George
Hoadley
Says
Bears
do
not
Need
Any
Protection
Especially
Grizzlies
l:iMO.T()X.
March
21).
Ilcj
porls
l
hat
t
lie
Indians
arc
slaughtering
elk
in
Ihe
llrazeau
country
are
hcinfr
investigated
by
Iho
provincial
government
and
n
report
is
expected
immedi
nlely,
Hon.
George
Iloadley
In-
formed
the
Legislature.
If
it
is
considered
desirable
to
have
I
In-
area
declared
a
closed
area
the
matter
will
be
tken
up
immedi
ately
.with
the
federal
govern
merit.
The
minister
stated
in
res
ponse
to
questions
that
bo
diJ
not
not
believe
it
necessary
ti
give
protection
to
bears.
As
far
as
the
grizzly
was
concerned
he,
bad
always
been
led
to
belicv-'l
that
the
protection
was
required
the
other
way
round,
and
as
far
as
other
bears
were
concerned
there
was
no
danger
of
their
extermination
as
long
as
they
had
the
Great
open
ranges
of
the
north.
A
change
in
Hie
Game
Act
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS
Notice
to
Contractors
Terrace
Lock-up
SEALED
TE.NDERS.
endorwd
"Trmle:
for
Addition
Terrare
IK-k-up."
will
be
rrrdtert
by
the
Honourable
Hip
.Minister
of
I'ubllr
Works
up
la
IS
o'clock
u--o
uf
Tuesday.
I
he
tblrllelb
day
or
March.
I
Hi,
fi.r
the
addition
and
alleratlui
lu
Ihe
t.iM-k
up
at
Terrace
In
Ihe
Electoral
District
of
ITInce
nupert.
B.C.
Mans.
SixTiriratkm.
l.onlnct.
and
lorau
uf
Tender
'
mat
be
wen
on
aihi
arter
II
16th
day
or
Marrh.
im.
and
further
Inrornialh.n
obtained
at
the
De
nartinenl
or
rublie
Works
Parliirtieitl
nuiidinr
and
at
tne
roiinwinr
orrire-
nvernment
Arents
at
Prlnre
Hitm-rl
and
mlthers
and
Hie
Provincial
Police
tlfrire
at
Terrace.
Copies
or
plans,
speririra-tlons.
etc..
ran
be
obtained
rrrm
the
lie
partment
on
payment
i.r
a
deisit
r.r
Ten
hollars
(tio.ftm
which
will
be
refund.
J
on
return
or
Hk
plans
"-
In
ruod
dlilon.
The
lowest
or
any
lender
not
nwrs
rlly
accepted.
p.
riiiur.
Deputy
Mlnhtter
ami
Public
Works
Enpita-er.
Department
or
Pnhlir
Works.
I
Parliament
Bulldinits.
Vlriona.
B.C.
FORM
F.
Notlta
of
Application
for
CartiflcaU
o'
imorovcmanta
"Slant"
Mineral
Claim
ituite
in
the
Prlnre
liuoert
Mintnt
Division
of
the
Skeena
District.
Where
located:
Near
the
head
or
ktmimkilum
Lake.
Lavtriil
holder:
Swan
rutin.
um
ter
of
holder's
Free
Miner's
Certificate,
iiinir
TAk'E
.NOTICE
lhat
I.
Wan
Dalln.
Fr
Vlner-
oniricale
No.
csn:n,
intend
ai
the
end
or
sixty
days
from
Ihe
dale
nerr.
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Beeorder
ror
a
i.eriirirate
or
improvement!
ror
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Grant
or
tie
aixne
ruini
Aud
runner
take
nn'.lre
that
action,
under
section
85
or
lb-"Mineral
Art."
must
be
commenced
he
fore
the
Issuance
or
such
Certirirale
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
?Jrd
dar
or
February.
ttl.
SWAJt
DMIN.
Owner.
Bt
E.
T
Kennr.
Aveni
April
First
Orders
Can
be
Taken
From
This
List
3doz.
U.C
Fresh
llggs
$1.00
2
lb.
Creamery
Hutter.
best
bulk
$1.00
2
lb.
Hest
Sliced
Hacon
..
$1.00
4
doz.
Heinz
Dill
Pickles
.
.
$1.00
doz.
Sunkist
Oranges,
medium
size
$1.00
4
doz.
Sunkist
Lemons
...
$1.00
5
lb.
Granulated
Siuar
uud
1
tin
Orange
Marmalade
$1.00
5
tins
Libby's
Asparagus
.
.
$1.00
2
lb.
Fresh
Ground
Coffee
$1.00
2
lb.
Good
Hulk
Tea
$1.00
30
lb.
Good
Dry
Onions
.
.
$1.03
20
llolls
Toilet
Paper
$1.00
7
tins
King
Oscar
Sardines
$1.00
6
tins
Singapore
Piucannle.
sliced
$1,00
4
tins
Pears
or
Plums.
2'u
$1.00
j
4
tins
Peaches
or
Anricots.
2's
$1.00
6
tins
Peas
or
Com
$1.00
6
tins
Tomatoes,
2Vs
...
$1.00
3
tins
Malkin's
Hest
Loganberries
...
$1.00
1-4
lb.
tin
Strawberry
Jam,
pure
$1.00
10
lb,
California
Dry
Prunes,
medium
$1.00
3
lb.
MCormick
s
Sweet
Hisctiitn
$1.00
5
lb.
tin
Honey,
or
3
Combs
$1.00
7
tins
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
$1.00
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
A
Heans
$1.00
3
bottles
Heinz
Calsui
$1.00
4
bottles
Sterling
Catsup
..
$1.00
4
fins
Iselmontc
Spinach
$1.00
4
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
.
$1.00
20
bars
White
Swan
Soap
$1.00
4
lb.
Swedish
Healthbread
$1.03!
13
pkgs.
Jelly
Powders
..
$1.00
5
pkgi.
Princess
Flakes
..
$1.00,
5
lb.
tin
Peanut
Hutter
..
$1.00j
Watch
our
windows
for
Green-;
stuff.
We
lead
In
ijualily.
We
Sell
for
Less.
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
674.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday.
March
?o
jgi6
Mvt
7K-Uj-
6tvuvJi
p-voccv
haft
Xjc
jOLAjjCJU(jt
1
which
gives
another
month
to
Hie
Hungarian
partridge
season
was
declared
necessary
by
the
minister
to
prevent
inbreeding
and
strengthen
the
stuck
now
in
Hie
province.
BRISBANE
PLEASED
HE
ESCAPED
HARYARD
Says
Is
Certain
He
Would
Have
Been
Failure
Had
He
Gono
to
University
"I
was
going
to
Harvard
when
I
was
ill,"
confessed
Arthur
Brisbane
in
Collier's.
"Than
heaven
I
went
on
the
Sun
instead
and
got
a
job
as
a
reporter
at
$15
a
week.
Af
least
I
made
a
living.
Itefbre
I
was
21
I
succeeded
T.
P.
O'Connor
a
correspondent
of
the
New
York
Sun
under
Charles
A.
Dana
inj
London.
When
I
was
2a
I
wasMeriun
Church
has
done
so.
It
e.itor
of
the
New
York
i-'veninj-Miiay
help
towards
religious
do-Sun.
In
other
words,
I
got
myjnomiuatious
appreciating
one
chance
nt
a
lime
when
I
might
have
Iteen
wasting
years
in
Har-
vard,
after
having
wasted
several
CIDC
PRftTFrTIflM
years
in
schools
in
Kurope.
:uro
HadirmL
lAUIEVliUll
gone
la
rolhve,
I
ani
perfectly
ertain
that
I
should
have
been
a
flat
failure.
Al
least
I
have
been
aide
to
earn
my
own
living,
and
that
of
several
oilier
people
PRESBYTERIAN
PREACHES
LIVERPOOL
CATHEDRAL
Appears
In
Pulpit
with
Cassock
and
Surplice
and
Explains
Why
he
Uses
It
LONDON,
England,
March
2.
The
new
Anglican
Cathedral
al
Liverpool
the
first
Hnglisti
cathedral
lo
he
built
from
th
foundations
since
the
deformation
has
offered
the
hospitality
NOTICE.
IN
THE
MATTKIt
of
an
application
ror
liie
isaue
or
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
ror
Assumed
Lot
"
or
Lot
seven
(7),
Block
'orlv
-sit
J.
subdivision
or
Lot
seven
hundred
ami
forly-sit
lilt),
(juren
:hsrtolle
IMstrict
(Map
f1).
Sallsractory
pcoof
or
the
loss
of
the
i:ertirirale
or
Title
ruverllir
the
above
laud
liailur
been
prixluced
lo
me.
II
Is
my
Intention
to
iMiie.
arter
the
eiplnllou
of
one
month
rrom
ttie
first
publiratkm
hereor.
a
Provisional
Orttrirale
or
Till
lo
tne
above
land
In
the
name
or
Paul
Onefrle
Massarl.
Tlw
urlsinal
Cerliflcale
or
Title
U
dated
tlie
ilth
of
Auaust.
VI.
and
is
iiumlcrl
1
1
too
I.
Land
Uftylnry
i
if
rice.
Prince
Ruriert.
Bi
..
J
lib
March.
ft'
II.
F.
VACt.EOD.
rtrrlslrar
or
Titles.
Mercy
No!
A
shoe
doesn't
fit
justbe
cause
it
is
long
enough
and
wide
enough.
THE
days
for
Uiat
fallacy
are
gone
or
going
never
to
return.
In
the
last
few
years
people
have
been
realising
that
scores
of
ailments
arise
from
ill-fitting
shoes.
Important
nerve
centres
in
the
foot
are
hurt
by
badly
shaped
shoes,
and
the
effect
is
felt
in
other
parts
of
the
body.
Nowadays
good
health
demands
a
"shoe
to
fit
the
foot
not
the
foot
to
fit
the
shoe."
Arch
De-.
fender
Shoes
because
they
are
built
to
special
lasts
the
inner
sole
shaped
to
the
foot
contour
and
with
cupped
heel
because
they
have
a
patented
spring
inset
shank
and
because
they
support
the
foot
arch
where
needed
are
bringing
back
foot
health
and
comfort
to
thousands.
Arch
Defender
Shoes
are
modish,
good-looking'
shoes
of
supreme
quality
for
men
and
women.
Ma4s
U
Canada
Vr
The
DEFENDER
SHOE
COMPANY
CALT,
ONT.
BOLD
BT
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
of
her
pulpit
during
the
last
twelve
mouths
to
many
preach
crs
of
other
denominations
who
are
in
communion
with
the
Church
"of
Kugland.
Due
of
the
last
to
accept
sucti
an
invitation
is
the
llev.
T.
Charles
William.
a
former
moderator
of
the
Welsh
Presbyterian
Church.
Dr.
v
illiatns-
created
some
surprise
by
appearing
in
the
Cathedral
pulpit
in
surplice
and
cassock.
At
one
lime
it
was
n
very
common
thing
to
behold
clergy
of
the
Anglican
Church
who
invariant)
rotted
themselves
merely
in
a
"Genevan"
gown
for
the
sermon,'
but
it
is
seldom
that
a
iuiuisernot
an
Anglican
assumes
surplice
and
cassock.
the
llishop
asked
me
if
1
objected
to
wearing
a
surplice,"
said
Dr.
Williams.
"Of
course
I
diil
not,
and
therfore
I
wore
it.
Hut
I
believe
it
is
Ihe
first
time
a
minister
of
the
Welsh
Presby-
.another
the
more
-
FOR
MUNICPALITY
VICTOHIA,
Mar.
Ii
J.
The
municipality
of
Oak
Hay
and
th"
city
of
Victoria
hae
agreed
upon
the
terms
upon
which
the
city
will
provide
fire
protection
to
the
adjoining
municipality
for
the
next
year.
The
um
agreed
upon
i
simitar
to
that
charged
last
year,
8,0(0.
At
the
same
time
it
is
agreed
that
Oak
Hay
shall
accept
$1,500
in
lieu
of
taxes
on
the
Willows
grounds.
Oak
Hay
further
agrees
that
it
will
not
charge
more
than
?500
for
racing
privileges
at
the
WM-lows
Park
for
ItK'o.
PARACHUTE
MAN
FELL
1,500
FEET
STOCKTON.
Manh
'J'J.
Jacijues
Fisiieur.
S3
years
or
age
of
Hollywood,
a
parachute
jumper,
was
hurled
to.
death
late
yesterday
afternoon
when
he
jumwd
from
art
airplane
at
the
aviation
field
here
when
the
machine
was
1,000
feel
from
Che
ground.
The
parachute
failed
lo
pen
and
the
man
fell,
a
crowd
of
3,000
people
witnessing
(he
accident.
BURNS
LAKE
Flic
new
Francois
Lake
Farm
ers'
Institute
Hall
was
opened!
Willi
filling
ccrcmoifie
lastj
week,
i
lie
nuiiuing
lias
Ihe
lar
esl
floor
space
1hi
(he
lakes
dis
tnct.
;
Mrs.
J.
P.
Hjirs
is
here
from
Fort
Fraser
with
her
t.on
who
is
a
patient
in
the
Hums
Lake
llos-pi!al
suffering
from
pneumonia.
Kd.
Sullivan
had
the
misfortune
lo
break
hl
leg
last
week
and
is
a
patient
in
the
Hums
Lake
hospital.
,
George
Liinlslrom
left
last
week
for
Ccdarvale,
where
he
will
be
cm-do'ed
by
(he
Hanson
Timber
&
Lumber
Co.
Clarence
Coriiwell
ami
Thor
Slriiiihoblh
or
Topley
left
last;
week
for
I'.dmonlon
where
they'
intend
to
remain.
PRINCE
GEORGE
I
The
mill
rale
in
this
city
fort
l"2(j
will
be
5j
but,
on
account
of
reduced
assessments,"
taxes
will
be
lower.
The
local
Properly
Owners'
Association
has
gone
on
record
As
being
opposed
lo
the
city
instituting
a
t
hour
power
service.
It
Is
fell
that
the
expenditure
Involved
would
be
unnecessary
at
llii
time.
Two
children
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
H.
Mohr
of
Ale
a
Lake
died
suddenly
last
week",
Poisoning
U
believed
lo
have
been
the
cause.
The
most
pretentious
rIiow
ever
undertaken
In
Prince
George
will
lake
place
on
April
8
and
0
when
more
lhan
00
local
per
formers
will
take
part
in
an
eh-
tertainmeiit
to
ho
staged
for
Iho
nurses'
home
fund.
Operatic
and
comedy
sketches,
solo
singing
uud
dancing
will
be
included
in
the
program,
With
a
view
to
securing
information
as
to
the
possibilities
of
grain
production
in
this
disr
trlet,
F.
G.
Dawson
of
Prince
lluperl,
director
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway,
is
in
communication
with
It.
(J.
Sutton,
district
igriculltirisl
here.
Jacob
Lclth
has
returned
to
Priuoo
George
to
make
arrangement
t
for
moving
to
Port
Arthur
where
he
will
go
in
business
with
a
nephew.
Mrs.
Joseph
Sleers
of
Portland,
Orcf-oii,
is
visiting
here
with
her
'KtrenU,
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
It.
W
Gross.
J.
P.
Myers
of
the
Cranbrook
.Sawmills
has
broken
ground
fot
a
residence
npprotlmately
CO
by
ill
feet
in
the
Millar
addition.
One
of
the
finest
entertain
merits
tsvpr
offered
in
Vanderhoof
was
put
on
last
Friday
night
by
the
Canadian
Girls
in
Trulning
under
thn
direction
of
Mr.
It.
T.
McFarlane
and
Miss
Charlotte
Finnic.
There
Here
many
splen
did
numbers
and
the
accom-auit
was
Mrs.
Warren
Johnson
Mrs.
II.
1l.
Maoxell
leD
last
week
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
On
Wednesday
evening,
Mrs
Warren
Johnson
entertained
ni
a
cant
party
in
honor
of
H.ilph
Telfonl
who
wan
in
town
on
a
busines
trip.
Mrs.
Charles
Castle
ami
family
have
returned
to
Yanderhonf
to
reside.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACTAMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant
unfrrH.
urr7el
Crown
land
may
b.
pr-mptl
by
ItrttUb
auljccta
ovtr
11
years
of
.
anl
by
aliens
on
dtctartnjc
Intention
to
tec-vm
Hrltlah
subjects,
conditional
uion
rUtnc,
occupation.
ji1
lmtrovmrnt
(or
agricultural
ourpoac
Full
Information
concerning
rscv
.atlona
regarding
pre-emptions
V
tivrn
In
Hulletln
No.
1,
Lani
Hvrtes.
"How
to.
Prs-emiit
lAni,"
copies
of
tihlch
can
b
obtained
fre
of
chars
y
addresslns
th.
Uetwrtmsnt
of
Lands.
Victoria.
U.C..
or
to
any
(lor-ertiment
gant.
Kecorda
will
b
granted
covering
oiy
land
sultabls
for
agricultural
purposes,
and
which
Is
not
timber-land,
l.s..
cirrylng
over
1.009
board
feet
tr
acr
went
of
th
Coast
Rang
and
iJOQV
feet
per
sera
east
of
that
lUngey.
Applications
for
pre-emption
ar
to
be
addresked
to
th
iJind
Com
mlealoner
of
th
Land
Hecordlng
Dl
vlalon.
In
which
th
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are
made
en
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
muit
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
mad
to
value
of
fit
per
acre,
including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
ran
be
revelved.
For
more
detailed
Information
see
th
bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Application
ir
received
for
pur
rhas
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
nut
being
tlmbertand.
fur
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
15
per
acre,
and
second-class
(erasing)
land
12.(0
tier
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
las
of
Crown
lands
Is
given
In
Hulletln
'No.
10,
Und
Herle.
"I'urchsse
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
site
oa
Umber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
th
conditions
Including
psyment
o
stumpsg.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unstirveyed
areas,
not
iceedlng
II
acre,
may
be
leased
as
homealus,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
in
the
first
yr,
Utl
being
obtainable
after
realdenee
and
lm-Vrovement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed,
LEASES
For
grating
and
Industrial
pur-posas
areas
not
exceeding
140
acre
may
b
leased
by
one
person
or
a
company.
QRAZINQ
m
Under
the
Uraitng
Act
the
Province
Is
divided
Into
graxlng
district
and
the
range
administered
under
a
Orazlng
Commlaaloner
Annua"
graxlng
permits
are
laaued
based
on
numbers
rsnged,
priority
being
given
to
established
owners.
Htoclt-owners
may
form
aisKlatlon
for
rang
management,
Free,
or
partly
free,
permits
ar
available
for
settlers,
oa-opers
and
travellers,
us
t
last
Satisfied
:
Halu-fietl
customers
are
lliosc
who
gpi
VU
u(.
money.
Our
slorc
is
line
where
yon
h;vi'
(
inces
eiiial
losujy
in
limadn
lo
choose
imm
liasi'iiieiil
store
for
IjIiIiiu,
llrassware,
C
1
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v,
Modern
Optical
Department
Here
yon
hae
Hie
mti
h
ps
of
a
practical
nj.i,
has
It
iia
t
over
27
yi
ar'
eVpern
iii-e.
1
1
1
1
r
m..n
l
Uftoiiiers
are
our
liest
retei
eiicr.
i
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Heilbroner
Jeweller
and
Optician
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THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
aud
0
p.m.
Rin-Tin-Tin,
The
Wonder
Dog,
In
'Tracked
in
the
Snow
Country
A
rt'd-hluodud
lull-
uf
a
liplitiji
dop:
(he
i!
of
hi
riiiirderi
i
m,iter.
A
reniarkuhle
rht'
i
forth
in
a
mid
mmim-r
the
flame
of
the
1
fire
or
the
r
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L
ror
gold.
Ihe
Idiiul
Ireacher)
l
Hie
lial
faith
of
a
tlug.
the
call
of
litimiiN
ltv-tall
(
the
wild,
u
exlr.ionlitmry
exhibition
sagai
ilx.
MronK
'
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Butler,
June
Marlowe,
Mitchell
Lewn,
Charlti
Sellon,
Prlnceit
Lea
and
Mnin-Tln-Tln.'
THE
"PACEMAKEnS"
SERIES
No.
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AND
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In
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in
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