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1
nu
.
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A
in
wedding
-.sTinKs
aw
..
nra
it.
Ci
a
motiuL
Tli
arc
tiave
bubbles
anil
be
icwtiat
rfofl..
,
i
ii'
are
thump
jty
nciming
p
of
go!.
ami
J$h)iiK
v
is
'We
nr!
'he
seamless
-ind)
.unniered
from
nie
solid
if
"'
of
ftold.
These
are
in
ami
4iiinl
and
will
wtvtr
Il
longer.
i.
i:'
from
0.50
to
113.00.
rrX1
rlRWELLERS
THt
STORE
wrfH
THE
CLOCN
cw
1
.
II
elt
Hats
anc
Dresses
Full
Line
Thread
ii
tr
unoirnv
ii
w
r
n
w
-
l
l
V
JL
V
M
Jt
M.
.
A
$1.50
"Doners"
We
aim
to
pleane
.,
B
ft
'T
ULKLEY
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
.
i
i
am
i
r
Mti
ni'flp
r
--
m
oeorge
Kerr
ny
J.
Preece
n
w
n
tcniy
tn
iioomon
i
Bar
resh
Meats
rrmng
Twice
weekly
irom
the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
r.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
S75
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
artarrn
nnrl
fnrffa
ui
luv
uuu
uiui
U5V
Phone
ftt.
'lulributlng,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
oal,
Rand
and
(Iravel
w
Specialise
In
Plan
and
Furniture
Bevlna.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
rRESH
MILK
AND
WHIP-PINQ
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
J""
Tablo
Cream
al
ICo
for
'alf
Pint.
,
Quality
and
Sorvlce
'Pedal
loo
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
rnone
857
REGRET
OVER
S.K.
CAMPBELL
LEAVING
CITY
Harry
Birch
Appointed
Delegate
to
Convention
In
September
Expressions
of
genuine
regret
were
voiced
at
ll...
regular
meeting
of
the
hospital
hoard
last
tiiKhl
when
the
resignation!
of
8.
K.
Campbell.
preA.denl
of
Campbell,
who
ha
been
pronto-led
to
an
inApccinr.hl(i
l
Hie
service
of
l
he
Canadian
Hank
ot
Commerce,
will
leave
for
llm
south
on
Saturday
of
this
week.
J.
II.
Thompson,
vice-president
if
the
hoard,
wan
in
the
chair
nt
lat
night's
mccjltig
and
llioe
prenent
included
Diret'lur
'i.
I'.
Tinker,
S.
I).
.JolnMone,
Mrn.
Morriiey
anil
Leo
Waiwli
and
Sretary
Harry
Uirch.
Mr.
llireh
was
appointed
ilelf-cate
to
the
convention
of
the
III:.
1
1
o
1
1
1
1
a
I
Association
which
will
he
hMd
in
Vancouver
ii
September.
It
wan
announced
l
ha
I
it
had
I"
en
deciied
In
pool
the
expeimen
of
all
dhvaleii.
Tin
will
lighten
the
rol
of
iidinir
a
delealion
from
Prince
iluperi
In
lhl
convention
which
ii
wa
'iriyinally
intended
lo
ludd
here.
On
arrount
of
Hie
overcrowd
tnjt
dial
ha
been
experienced
during
Hip
pal
few
month
In
lie
preenl
arrommodatlon
n
Hie
hopilal.
it
wa
decided
In
kaNomine
and
equip
with
hedi
I
lie
ward
in
f
hn
haemenl
o
that
it
may
be
ready
for
ue
in
rae
of
emervency.
An
eipeiidilifte
not
to
exceed
tno
wa
aulhorired
for
the
new-
walk
In
l
he
Xure'
Home
which
will
lie
ttiilll
br
the
rily.
Mr.
II.
F.
Perry
left
on
lue.dav
for
Taft,
California,
to
iHt
her
daiiKliler.
She
expel
i
he
nwav
.Yl.nul
Iwo
month.
m
CANCtLLATION
Of
RISCJIVC
MiTi:i.
h
iiinisvoivr.t
nut
ttM
r
Mitt
imibi
untr
lot
47,
t
tlir
bit
trai.
ii
oflWil.
Utpuir
Miouirr
.f
UtKli.
U,
It.
,1Al..1t
Un.ti
Ikrptnmrbl,
n
..ri.
a,
tvlh
Ji,
lt.
LAND
ACT.
Nlk
at
InUntfen
U
pt
t
In
Trinre
Kuprfl
l-nl
Rrrordinr
Di
irtn
of
rrlnre
Miij-ti,
in4
tlluate
tl
VfWIt,
H.i
.
TK
MiTlce
thit
l:urf
H.
Simp-m
'f
Mrll,
(x-rupttlon
rtnnrr,
in-n-nd
t"
iri'ly
tr
of
lh
follow-
ominntnlni
at
I
nntl
Unif4
il
'tlx
ixirtlpi
rornrr
of
mark
I.
Miwii
lumntitr.
llwiu-f
rlrrljr
lie
fwi;
Ihrfi'-r
tuiullwrly
l.eoe
ffl;
Ibrnrc
trrljr
llo
rri.
lx-nr
nurtlvrlT
l.evd
frrt
In
pAini
or
inninrnonwnt,
ind
roa-Ulnmr
1
rr.
Inire
or
tlUKM;
II.
SIMI'AOM.
AplilirtDl.
fitiMl
Inn
t,
Hl
land
acr.
Nolle
of
Intention
lo
lf
to
-MM
UnS.
In
lJin.1
riT.rtln
liMrtft
of
Prln-
n.nri
aiut
lluti
im
north
txr
ot
in
I
iniin
liiy
wi
ootH
Vt
nf
I'm
1'Uml,
tuul
utio
mil
eii
fnn
Bluff
nu
in.
TAWE
MnTli:E
that
E.
lmiHU,
of
Lnwf
tnlit.
I'Minrn
of
Hrltith
i.i.luinbll.
nrru-
txlliin,
IIIIM'X
tUMtrr,
HllflHl
la
i.piy
I
,r
li
iw
r
iih
rollnwlnr
iWrnlx-d
linl:
1
uninii'iirinr
tl
1
l't
pltntnt
on
thr
lH.n
.if
in
unntnml
titf
n
thr
nilh-!
i-.i
.if
imii
Mtn.l.
iImiiii
one
mil
roi
nf
niuff
pnlnt.
thrnrr
north
lrntjr
hllnt.
tniW-
Ht
iwenij
rniini;
iwmr
mill
iwrnty
rhin,
mnr
or
k.
to
llirh
ll'.i..
UBtk-
lthr
fnllowinv
hlkh
'Alnr
mtrk
velly
to
tmint
of
rninniin('riunl.
inl
rniiinliif
llily
rrmt
nor
or
Wi,
nvTn,
i..v
...n.
mj,
MWftkt
Hfipllfint.
MINCRAL
ACT
Ctrtltkttt
Of
Improitmtntt.
Itr-'nir
.
.
Lot
lost.
Minrril
ritlm.
illuttf
in
I
ho
Allm
Miiimt
liltlnlim
nf
thr
iv-lii
nilrli-t.
011
111
M
Arm
of
Tl-kun
Ann.
ilmul
Uir
qutrl
of
nill
"ft
ttrrain
ft'mi
In
nmiilh
nf
Winn
lllvrr.
TAM:
MITIi'K
thit
I,
rhtrlrn
K.
Oilmor.
Fmh
Minr
tVrtlflrtl
.
J4.
Intrint.
.'vn
ill"
trnm
the
iltte
hirof
.
to
ipply
11,
ilK'
Vniin
Iternnler
for
1
Criirinl
nf
Intprnvrnirnt',
fr
Hie
tuirp""
of
ub-uitilnr
i:mwn
Ortnl
f
in
ilwve
rltlni.
nt
rurHwr
tin
rmtlre
Hut
iMIon.
iinitr
w-iMlon
A.
in4
he
niniiiinra
l.
furp
Ihl
ltu
111
Burn
irriurair
in
n
......
,i.
.
.
.
IMir.11
iiii
ii
j
'
.n.t
tin.
11.
vex.
rnF.n.
MINERAL
ACT
Oartlflcat
of
lmpromntt.
Winn
rriclimial
Sn.
V.
Anvm
ind
Jul-nil
Mineral
i:iaim,
filuilP
In
the
Allln
Miniint
niviion
of
tl
r.iiir
lUMrici.
ahuiil
on
tnllp
up
tlream
from
the
honth
-if
Wnn
lllver.
.
,
.
,.
tUe
ViTICE
Hill
Tlie
KnmiiPpr
Oold
Mii'p.
i.l.t..
Itc
rrw
Mlnrr'A
i:ertirrl
n
SBJIiic.
Iniend.
titty
dy
from
th
ctain
hi-reof
,lo
ai.nly
t
Hip
Vlnliva-
Hp-riiriler
for
1
CerllflcltP
or
inipmveiiipnta.
r.n
tltp
purpin'p
of
iititaliilnt
1
Cmwn
nranl
f
I
he
ahnv
rtalm.
111l
further
lake
nollrp
lhal
action,
under
Appllon
S,
mut
lie
comiiipiicpd
beforp
lb
iwp
t
iUfh
Orltfiriip
ot
impmvp-
'"'imrn
nut
m
day
ot
September,
A.n.
im"
11.
ic.rnFn,
pnt.
MINERAL
ACT
Ctrtlflcit
of
Improftminta.
firnwnip
o.
Mineral
r.unn.
wtiitir
In
the
Allln
Mlnlnr
llvllon
nf
the
CiMljr
iiiOrli
t.
on
Wins
UWer,
sdjo
nln
m.l
lo
the
ninth
nf
liniwnie
Xa
M.c
.
FreV
.Miner'a
CerlifKliP.N-t.
'men
,
hereof.
In
tpp
r
hlv
dav
from
me
dale
in
the
Mlnlns
llemrder
for
I
rertmnt
..f
IninroTPiiiciiia.
for
Ihp
nnrpoao
of
oh-talnlno
1
Crown
tirant
or
the
almyp
rlalm.
And
further
lakP
imtlcp
that
iclion
.
im-iter
tertliut
SI.
muit
be
roiiuuenreil
berore
il,;
li.i'p
of
Alirh
CPrtlflcilP
of
impinvp-
""nVfED.
Hilt
ll
niy
of
September.
A.D.
'"
Jt
McJt.
F
BASER,
AEWI.
DUCHESS
DECLARES
EXAMINATIONS
ARE
INTIMACIES
OF
where
a
a
Kindle
.nBe
table
table
wa
was
prov
prov:
,nljiilff
ven
dlfferer
from
'
'.e
oecaIona.
patron
to
erui.tiiitnh
malrt
U,lnLW
to
U
and
t
h
ala.n
on
eep
hW
the
riiad
or
e&Oca-
LVjkLSi
liT,
l!"""11!,8
SIMPLY
MILESTONES
Should
Leave
Clear
Standards
of
Honor
and
Truth
on
Weaving
tohool.
I.O.NIrON,
Aug.
il).
--
College
examination
are
lo
lie
regarded
a
mlleAlnne
aloli
Hip
road
of
riliHMitionul
prtres.
Ijlucalliur
Theie
opinion
were
forthcfiin
liir
from
the
liucheA
of
Alholl.
M.P.,
L'luler-Hecretary
of
IVlu
cation,
when
Mm
presented
iirizes
at
Mancheler
(lirlA'
High
School.
The
ImclieAA
wenl
on
to
cite
Hiia-kiii'K
definition
of
education
a
helm?
"lo
make
people
not
only
ilo
the
rixh!
thins,
hut
enjoy
the
riil
lliiiiKA.
not
merely
imltiA-trioui
hut
to
love
uduAtry,
not
merely
learned
hut
to
love
know-leiltre,
not
merely
pure
but
lo
love
purity,
not
merely
jut
but
to
hunger
and
lliir!
after
jiiAlire."
The
Iuches
remarked
l(iat
(he
training-
they
received
in
tbeir
acIiooI
oiijfht
to
enable
the
Allid
entA
lo
go
out
into
Uf-
world
with
clear
Atandard
of
honor
and
truth
and
of
rotiAideration
for
other.
She
thought
that
Itukfn'A
word.
"We
Ahould
love
IndiiAtrj'"
had
a
Apecial
Algnificance
today,
when,
throueli
had
trade,
there
wa
ao
much
unemployment.
Il
in
Is
III
well
happen
that
young
people
leaving
acIiooI
could
not
alway
fjnd
jut
the
kind
of
work
they
had
nunt
wtAhed
for.
If
that
Ahould
happen
to
any
of
thoo
Abe
Va
addreing
she
would
aAk
them
not
lo
he
antianx'd
of
taking
up.
any
oilier
kind
of
work.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
M.
Maclnne.
K.
W.
Howe.
M.
Furlier.
K.
Smith,
K.
Shaw,
R.
Smith,
J.
Sniilh,
K.
Smith
and
V.
C.
Warren,
Vancouver;
J.
II.
McMullin,
M.
E.
Hill
and
M.
J.
McCahe,
Victoria;
M.
C.
Moran
and
0.
J.
Moran,
Prince
fieortfc;
Joe
I..
Kee,
Claxlon;
William
R.
Sprnule
and
Mm.
II.
M.
Davi,
I.owpII,
Mann.;
Henry
Moyle,
Itichmnnd
Hill,
On
I.
Central
Mr.
and
Mr.
Tom
W
Winder
and
Mi
Margaret
Winder.
Wilcflftfl!
Frd
Fetrnendino.
City.
TIMBER
SALE
XS109.
Thrtt
U
ofttrrd
for
mW
t
Tulillr
Amiiiio.
11
nuun
mi
tlx
JrJ
da)
of
Aur-u.t,
IKfd,
in
I
Ik
iiftlr
(if
I
In-
ItliUiel
lult'irr,
i'rinre
HukM,
II.
C,
Hi
IJrrnrr
XI
ltt,
lu
rut
3.1OU.OU0
frrl
of
Sprue.
HMuliHk
inU
(
lar,
m
in
irr
aoutlrd
on
Umn
I
nlr
l,
ourrn
cturlolt
llaiwl.
Ta
if
yrar
lll'
be
allud
for
re-nwil
ot
linibrr.
prurlijod
that
any
on
unibl
to
tttrnd
IIm
aurllixi
lu
fx-rann
way
auUult
a
x-alrd
tmdrr
lu
Ur
upriimt
it
iim-
hour
of
aucliun
aixl
trralrd
a
nor
bid.
IMrthrr
ptrtirulart
of
the
Chief
For-tr,
Victoria,
n.
c,
or
Piatrlrt
Fnrrater.
PriBp
nup-M,
h.
fc
TIMBER
SALE
X810S.
Thr
mil
be
nffrrrd
fnr
tl
it
futile
Auction,
it
I
p.m.
no
tlw
tint
day
nf
srp-tr-Hitwr,
IV,
in
Iho
nfrir
of
Umi
ilirlr
'nrHrr,
ITHir
IIUMrt.
H.
C.
tl
Urpr
XS
1
0.
to
rut
IMI1.0OM
rerl
of
prur.
MMhliM'k
ami
(.pilar,
on
in
trt
wIiuimI
tin
AlVh
Inlrt
llwl
liljolninn
Uil
III
bikI
S.
T.
I..
Alslp.
,iupin
Charkitt
lilamlr.
Tbrro
(It
VPira
IU,
lie
illnwrd
ror
r-nmal
uf
lit
Hiulirr.
I'mvldnt
Hut
my
one
unablt
to
tttrnii
the
lurtiun
tit
tiorun
may
fubmll
1
waM
li-ndrr
tu
I
(x
n'J
at
Hip
hour
of
mrtlun
anil
trpalrd
nnr
bid.
Furlhor
ptrtlnilam
of
thp
Chlr
Foret-tir,
Vlriuria,
a.
i:.,
or
tiiitrlrl
Fnreiler.
crinrp
imprr.
n.
r.
TIMBER
SALE
XS14S
Scaled
tendm
will
be
recplvrd
by
lb
MliiMcr
or
i.anit
it
Vlclona
not
later
Hun
iMMin
on
thp
(th
day
nf
Aurim,
t.
for
Hip
piirchttA
of
I.
Irene
xilll,
to
rut
IJ.OiiO
Itrkpitm
Tlct
on
in
area
kicalPd
it
poriloiii
or
l.nia
ISMS
ind
tint
ix-ar
koixklHill,
t'.inaitian
Nallnnal
luilwiy.
Iliiirp
I,
Cinut
liuirlrt.
Thrcf
(S)
5
part
will
be
illowpil
for
removal
of
iimhrr.
Furlhpr
turlirulara
of
thp
Chief
For-plr,
Victoria,
B.
0-
or
Miirlct
r'oreMcr,
lprlni-p
nun-rt.
p
c,
"QOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
Notlt
of
Appllcitlon
for
Conaant
to
Triniiar
tr
Llctnta.
.iiiiii
.MITICK
r.
IS
m
iit.KMiT
HtllEHV
OtVEM
UIW..H
lhat
mat
on
on
Iho
mo
tth
day
of
Ainrimt
tiexl
the
underlined
Iniend
10
ipply
to
the
Liquor
Control
renre
numiiprpii
7o
md
uupii
in
reieci
in
uruiura,
iM-uir
pan
in
iiuuuinir
knnun
m
pni-i
n..i...,i.
ii,
.mi
n..n
n.
NEW
YORK
CITY
Delicatessen
Shops
Develop
Into
Restaurants,'
Noon
Day
Dancing
Club;
Elephants
and
Birds
.NEW
YOHK,
Au.
10
The
old
fishioned
New
Ytlrk
delicatessen
ftriiial
t-lial
a
II
fit
t
I
a
A?
Tbee
placed
are
no!
loratcd
in
the
lower
Eat
Side,
hut
aru
in
the
heart
of
the
liieatriea'
and
"Aocial
regilcr
re.idence'
dMrirlA.
'
-
'lbe
ctiAtninary
plan
is
to
haw
a
Iarn
and
often
ornate
restaurant
behind
the
dcllcate-ten
shop
Walking
through
the
front,
one
(a
met
at
the
hack
t
a
iien
waller
who
might
tiave
presided
over
IliIiiionico'A,
and
i
eon-fronted
with
a
menu
whoe
price
are
nnytiiing
but
bashful.
'.
.'
At
luncheon
lime
tin-
ili-lioat-Ain
reAtnurantA'
usiially
ar.
the
entertainment
plaees
for
aleiueu
and
tliejilrieal
men.
I'lnner
I
a
negligible
trade,
but
after
theatre
suppers
bring
the
profit".
Muny
patrons
drop
ir.
immediately
after:
the
theatre,
while
another
tange
group
habit
ually
viitA
llicm
ahoui
1
a.m.,
after
the
supper
clubs
have
rlflAiit.
Failing
not
a
popular
Apon
in
supper
ohiliA,
but
'
several
hour
a
of
dancing
whet
appetite
early
in
the
morning
and
then
the
ilelicalexAenA
thrive,
one
ot
these
at
Fifty-eighth
Street
or
the
East
Side
U
noted
as
lue
meeting
place
for
eelrhritie
from
all
ilivliioni
of
the
thealri-
Ical.
motion
picture
and
political
ffields.
The
pitce
d'rcslslance
is
a
"cannibal
andwicl7,"
of
raw-meals
ami
onion,
though
il
i
doubtful
if
one
ofrtliese
could
he
given
-a
patron"
in
daylight
hours.
.
'
tilrls
private
school
s?
abound
in
.New
York
thai
il
seem
there-
must
be
a
school
for
every
girl,
but
the
plentitudr
of
pupils
I
demontrated
by
Ibf
new
home
being
creeled
oj
two
of
them
this
summer.
These
schools
for
t
lie
most
part
eluster
around
niversW-lirive
and
tidjat-cul
streets,
usually
occupying
old
resilience.
Like
other
private
schools,
the
aften
are
specialized.
Some
tratiJ
only
the
girls
of
kindergarten
age,
while
others
give
the
"finishing"
touches
to
debutantes
or
prepare
I
hem
for
college.
Tint
daytime
palace
of
pleasure
is
the
New
Yorker's
latest
contribution
to
the
sc.ence
of
living
life
a
it
was
never
intended
lo
tie.
UroaJway
now
hoasu
a
magnificent
"polar-toed"
noontide
dancing
club,
where
the.
dauntless
ones
may
be
seen
daily
miner
a
silk
lent
and
spinning
irridescenl
ball,
dividing
their
lunch
hours
hclwren
th"
quicxened
respirations
"
of
the
dance
floor
and
the
uii-hurried
imbibitions
of
the
side
tables.
Hlrd.
boarding
is
$
wniuncra-live
depart
nienl
of
on
f'
pet
shep
lierevvherp
tas
nialcyjs
one
liundtfl
hlr)i
ire;
kfjiji
duritit
the
summer
'season
at
a
charge
of
one
dollar
a
week.
Khartoum,
largest,
of
Iho
elephants
in
the
Uronx
roo,
Is
a
kiml-hearteit
creature
but
he
ii
misunderstood.
East
year
he
conceived
the
benevolent
idea
I
sharing
Ins
hath
vtlh
the
hoi
humans
who
came
lo
walch
his
ablutions.
Thoe
whom
he
sprayed
with
trunksful
of
water,
how
ever,
were
unappreciative,
so
this
season
finds
a
huge
plate-(tlass
screen
erected
-between
his
,
,
,
..
ii
Cage
and
the
gnpinff
public.
-
Crashing
past
a
park
traffic
sign
a
,.
..t-iii
visitor
nmicail
Dauspu.aL
n)
I
llm
lie
r
tar
"anppv
nffippr
hut
I'm
pnl
.
or
blind
your
ligiits
mean
no
thing
to
nie,
and
a
trip,
down
Park
Avenue
for
mo
Is
Iho
same
as
navigating
DiUEards
Hay
cbltnnel
with
all
shorn
light?
gone
out."
i
One
man
in
every
eight
is
said
lo
b
e.ilor
blind
'with
rod
and
green
not
registerriig
at
nlj
In
his
eyes.
''
'
Even
history
is
not
safe
from
the
exploiting
inigenuljy
of
advertiser
here,
who,
In
the
hair
dressing
business,
have
cahllnl-
i
n..
i
..
e
aI.i
n
Kf
VS'inr-'lW
su?
KivRn
"rdl,oiled
po-
oueen
Charlotte
Mand,
Prince
iiupertlliceman
somelhuig
new
in
alibis
l.aiiil
aetiMry
niatrlrl,
in
the
I'rnvliire
ofl
lirillnh
Columbia,
from
Frank
lllcka
to
Herbert
llamptini.
Tliemlore
Uuennl
ami
J.
ClrrnnP
or
thp
Ton
of
Port
Clement,
In
the
County
of
Prince
Unpen.
In
Hip
Prov.
Incp
of
Brltlah
Cnhinihlt.
Hi
lranUrec.
DATt
li
it
rrlnrp
Hnpert,
B,
C.
Ihi
IIM
diy
ot
inly.
't,
IIFhllKnT
HAMPTON.
iiikiiiiiiik
ui'snn.M.
J.
cicroNK.
,
tpnlleant
Und
Tranfprpp.
LAN-
ACT
Notlci
of
tnlntlo'u7ppy
to
Laaaa
Ln4
In
rrlnre
hupert
land
Beeordinr
W"
irict
of
mnit
r.ot
I.
and
nutrict.
and
fUoalP
on
!'
r
ittaiut
i
a
nr.
.mine
mat
j,
b
FnnrlA,
of
Ponoki,
Alberta,
occupation
'Minuter,
Inlaler.
in-
in.
'-"'I"
ni'iHv
(iv
a
ia
ot
the
follow
In
r
urni-rineii
lanos
Commenelnv
al
a
iiaii
nl.m.,1
!,
North
Wpm
end
of
Paare
Inland.
npr
Coatt
'
Trlaniriilatlno
m.
in.
ftiii.n...i
around
Hip
IMand
,,
hithwatcr
mirk
sndl""'
"n
!,,u,,
,",,'fl"'
rontalnlnr
luno
icre.
more
or
Ipm.
va.
ju..
utfYM.
BR,TUJ,D
FRJpcwtJ
Madame
Godiva
was
the
wife
V
Every
package
of
Winchester
Qgarettes
contains
a
poker
hand
insert
card.
'
Save
these
inserts
they
are
valuable
in
exchange
for
packs
of
high
grade
playing
cards,
etc.
of
a
Venetian
doge,
who
rode
through
the?
streets
of
the
city
covered
only
by
her
long
and
beautiful
hair,
which
her
'
husband
made
I
he
only
condition
mi.
fer
which
lie
would
lighten
Hie
tax
burden
of
his
subjects.
Statuettes
of
this
historic,
figure
now
herald
the
habitant
of
permanent
uve
shops.
MANY
AMERICANS
VISITING
ENGLAND
Mrs.
Wood
row
Wilson
Stops
off
on
Way
to
Geneva
SOUTH
AM
PTli.N,
Aug.
10.
-Mrs.
Woodrow
Wilson,
accom
panied
by
her
brother,
Ilii-hatd
W.
Ilolling,
of
Washington,
was
tmong
1500
Americans
who
difc-
nrliarked
from
the
Leviathan
aore.
The
widow
of
the
former
President
will
visit
England
lo-
fore
proceeding
to
Geneva
to
a'-
lend
the
annual
assembly
of
the
League
Of
Nations
opening
on
reptember
2.
The
President
Harding,
which
has
arrived
at
Plymouth,
car
ried
a
delegation
of
45
Nmeri-1
can
professors
who
are
guesls
of
the
Carnegie
Foundation,
all
experts
on
international
law
and
foreign
relations.
The
party
is
under
the
leadership
of
Prof.
II.
it.
Haskell
of
New
York,
and
ncludes
educators
from
all
Starts
of
the
United
Slates.
They
:amled
at
Cherbourg
and
will
visit
Paris
and
The
Hague
e.i
route
to
(ieneva,
where
they
will
study
the
activities
of
the
Secretariat
of
the
League,
of
Nations
and
all.en'j
lecltrVes-!
and
discussions
'on
international
subjects.
loiter
they
will
visit
England,
.sailing
from
here
in
September.
Eighteen
young
women
teachers
front
Hritain
sav-fti
on
lh-.
Empress
of
Scotland
for
Canada
where
they
are
lo
be
irained
at
Tlegina,
Sask,,
for
work
in
the
nrairie
schools.
Addressing
them
before
their
departure,
I..
O.
M
S.
Amery,
the
Colonial
Secre-
!ary.
said
they
were,
proceeding
ipnn
a
truly
imperial
mission
o
foster
"Ideals
of
stood
citizen
ship
and
of
loyalty
to
Canada
and
lo
the
empire
of
which
"Canada
is
one
of
great
oillars."
ITALY
TO
SPEND
$20,000,000
ON
NEW
TEEPHONE
SERYICE
Long
Distance
Communication
to
be
Aided
by
Series
of
Underground
Cables
NEW
YOHK,
Aug.
10.
Italy's
long
distance
telephono
com
municrttions
are
to
be
modernlr.
ed
by
the
installation
of
under
ground
cables
connecting
tho
principal
cities,
under
a
con
tract
just
concluded
by
the
Italian
government
with
the
In
ternational
Telephone
and
Tele
graph
Corporation
through
Its
affiliated
Italian
operating
com
puny,
il
was
announced
here.
Four
units
of
new
cnblc,
it
is
planned,
will
entend
from
Naples
through
Rome,
Perugia,
Florence,
ltolo'gna,
Padua
and
Venice
to
Trieste,
and
conned
tint-
cities
through
Kolomna
witii
Casteggfo,
a
small
town
on
the
route
of
the
existing
Milan-
Ttirin-Oenoa
cable.
A
fifth
ne
unit
from
Milan
to
Simplon
wiii
connect
all
these
xchanges
vilh
western
Europe
at
the
Italian
Swiss
border.
The
installation
will
extend
over
a
period
of
five
years.
The
value
of
the
con
tract,
at
the
present
rale
ot
ex
change,
is
said
to
be
2o,000,
000.
WATER
NOTICE
Oliaraioit
and
Ua
T.UE
MiTlct.
that
Somerrllle
Cannery
i-oiiipany
i.iiiuira,
noose
aaare
it
uore
Avenue
Wharr,
Vancouver,
B.
i...
will
ipply
fur
a
lirfii-e
iu
uk
and
ue
lo
rtlloai
per
minute
of
aieruut
of
un-named
ire
am,
which
flot
northerly
and
drain
Into
Fer-i-u-wn
Bay.
Maset
Inlel,
about
IU
chain
uet
rrom
.
E.
corner
Lot
Ijjl,
0.
C.
District.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
Mreani
it
a
point
about
6
chain
from
mouth
ot
stream
and
will
be
ued
ror
iadustnal
and
domet'le
purpose
upon
the
laud
derrlbrd
a
Block
A,
Lot
1
17
1,
Oueen
Charlotte
liutrtcL
loit
notice
wn
posted
an
the
sround
on
the
tub
day
ot
July,
1916.
A
coot
ot
this
notice
and
an
annli-
eation
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act-
win
pe
rnea
in
the
orrice
of
the!
Water
Hemrder
at
Prince
ItuperL
B.
Ci
ilijecilnni
to
the
application
may
te
filed
with
the
ald
Water
hecorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
nirhu.
Parliament
Buildinr.
Victoria,
B.
C.
within
thirty
day
artet
th
first
appearance
of
this
notice
Id
a
local
new-paper.
The
date
or
th
flri
publication
or
this
noure
la
iuly
10.
Kit.
5U.MtHVII.LE
CATO.nT
C0MI'A.Y,
LTD..
Applicant.
By
r.
n.
matiiebs,
Atenu
LAND
ACT.
Casslar
Land
DIMrlrt.
Lind
Recording
DUtrlet
or
Prince
Bnpert,
ind
tltuate
on
Allln
Like
about
31
miles
toulbwest
ot
Allln
Townsite.
TAKE
.MITICR
that
Edwin
In
n
Ftrerl
)f
Athn.
In
the
Province
of
British
Colum
bia,
occupation
operatlnir
tourist
launch,
intends
to
ipply
for
permlion
to
pur-rhise
thp
followtni-
deicrlbed
lands:
commencinir
it
I
post
planted
at
tn
sootheaat
eorner
of
Glacier
Biy,
In
Atlln
Like,
tltuited
as
above;
thence
follnwinii
the
thore
line
west
10
chain;
thence
ouib
10
chain;
thence
east
i
chain:
thence
north
t0
chains,
to
point
of
rommenrpment.
"
ApplicanL
naien
nay
m.
NOTICE
I.N
THE
MATTER
of
an
amplication
for
Ihp
issue
of
a
Provisional
Certtflratp
of
Title
for
Lot
elkht
(i,
Bkick
thirty-five
taai.
pciion
rive
i.
tny
or
l-rince
hu-
fert.
Man
.
ati.rariory
proor
or
tne
toss
or
the
Certificate
of
Title
covertna
the
above
land
navinr
lieen
nnnliireit
to
iim.
Itiia
mv
in.
lentlp-i
lo
Usup
after
Hip
exrJrallnn
nt
one
inouin
inm
inp
iirsi
pumiciiion
nereor,
a
crnvistonai
i;ernricaip
or
imp
in
in
aoove
land
In
th
name
irf
HELEN
ADAMS.
The
nrltlnal
Certificate
at
Title
Is
dated
the
Kin
or
nctoiier,
tail,
ana
is
numbered
1311.
II.
F.
MACLEOD.
Betlstrar
of
Title.
jind
Iteinlry
Office,
Prince
flupert.
B.
C.
tth
AntiiM,
Itjl.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Lt
I
ana
In
Prince
flupert
lind
Rernrdtnt
Dis
trlrt
of
r.oait
Rinre
6,
and
situate
on
South
rtachael
ItlaniL
TAkE
MITICF.
that
Alfred
Swinon.
or
Prtncp
Rupert,
occupation
Mirtnpr,
In-pnd
to
apply
fur
a
lea,
of
h
following
described
linds
Cnmmenclnr
at
I
po't
planted
It
th
north
end
of
Smith
Rirhael
Island;
thence
around
the
Island
at
hlrh
water
mark,
and
ciiDtalninr
I
acre,
more
or
less,
ALFRED
SWAJISON,
.
',
Aptitlrint.
rtit
tnett
i
r
LAND
ACT.
Cisstar
Land
MstrlrL
Lind
Rernrdin
DKtrlrt
of
Prior
Rupert
and
tltuited
on
Tiku
Arm.
shout
t
mllet
southwest
of
month
nf
atllntn
River.
TAkE
NOTICE
lhal
Fnncl
Richard
nunlop
nf
AtliH,
B.C.,
oerupitlon
mill
manarer.
intend
In
apply
ror
permission
to
purchase
tho
followlnr
described
land:
Cnmmenclnr
it
l
post
planted
on
tba
south
shore
of
Takn
Arm
about
t
miles
southwest
from
the
mouth
ot
Allinio
niver
and
runnlnr
thenre
to
chains
west:
thene
(0
chains
soul
hi
thenc
10
chains
eali
ind
thence
to
chains
north
to
twint
or
ciqnuHncement,
conlaiuinr
to
acre,
more
or
ie.
Fn
an
cts
niciiAnn
dunlop.
Applicant.
-an,
auid,
ty
IV,
110.
All
Nerves!
All
nerves!
What
a
common
expression!
In
this
busy
era
with
the
problems
of
home
management,
club
activities,
and
even
political
affairs
,
crowding
Tier
day,
how
often
the
housewife
complains
of
nervousnes.s,
headache,
backache
and
general
fatigue.
These
symptoms
of
Ill-feeling
are
often
due
to
strained
eye
muscles
and
nerves
which
can
be
relieved
by
properly
fitted
classes.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
27
years.
15
years
constant
practice
in
Toronto.
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