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BIX
THE
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frr-sh
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of
t
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Boxes
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to
S4.00
Hulk
Creams,
Orange.
Van-ille,
Lemon,
iinjjrer
Suow-jballs
Peppermint.
I'lc,
per
lb.
75c
Hrazils
in
ercani,
per
...
$1.25
Iturnl
Almonds
pit
lb.
$1.00
Hoclnm's
Famous
Almond
Crisp,
per
lb
$1.00
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ion
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Stamped
Goods
Luncheon
Sels.
1'illow
Cases,
Aprons,
etc.,
all
stamped
ready
for
work.
A
lurffo
variety
of
stamping
patterns
to
choose
from
if
you
wish
to
use
your
own
materials.
Ileal
Irish
Linen
Tablecloths,
5i
indie,
each
$2.50
Silk
and
Wool
Hose,
fmr
shady,
per
pair
.
.
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes,
per
yard
25c
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W.
I.
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Avenue
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Green
389
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VEGETABLE
SPECIALS
C
lbs.
llhard
Onions
12
lbs.
Potatoes
J
lbs.
Parsnips
4
His.
(Carrots
C
lbs.
Turnips
All
for
$1.00
Blue
Goose
Oranges,
3
Dozen
for
$1.00.
H.C.
Fresh
I.J.-SS.
3
doz.
$1.00
lleiuz
Ketchup,
i
hots.
$1.15
Campbell's
Soups.
7
(ins
$1.00
(1
Tonialo
and
3
others;
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
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18
and
84
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a
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Willi
I
lie
ueu
border
effect.
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leconiiiwi
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Sprint;
or
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wear.
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i
inches
wide,
in
two
yard
dress
lengths.
Per
length
$5.00
and
$6.00
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753
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is
your
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loud
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.
Half
Load
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.
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...
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or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
NORFOLK
ISD.
IS
DESCRIBED
Victoria
Lecturer
Tells
of
Visit
to
Former
Penal
Settlement
and
Tells
Its
History
VICTORIA.
Mar.
II.
Tli
traffic
association
of
Norfolk
1
land,
for
a
period
a
penal
settle
ment
from
New
South
Vule.j
were
graphically
described
by
lliei
llev.
".
V.
ltotlon
in
a
lecture
he
pave
at
Memorial
Hall.
Tin-'
island
was
one
of
the
places
Ii-.
Holtou
visited
itt
the
course
ofi
his
six
years"
Iravellins
about
th.'
South
Seas,
and
from
which
he
returned
cmly
lasl
September.
It
is
recalled
thai
Captain0nl
discovered
the
island
in
177-i.
I
It.
1
1
it
was
taken
by
Philip
Kim:.
if
the
"Slirliue:,""
and
Ivvenly-lour
convicts
from
Xew
South'
Wales,
mid
fur
a
tune
constituted
;i
settlement.
Abandoned
ill
IK05.
I
lie
island
lieeauie
in
IH:T
n
penal
settlement
for
Xew
Sou!
i
Wales
and
aain
thirty
year
later
a
settlement
of
Pitcair:
Islander
took
their
place.
The
leelurer
dealt
chiefly
w
H
h
I
lie
hislnry
of
(he
island
us
;
penal
sellleiuent.
and
in
des
cribing
I
Ins
he
ml
mi
lured
some
thing
nf
the
cnnlempiiraneoH-
history
of
oilier
ideamc
inlands
which,
liei'.Hisr
of
I
heir
reef-hound
coasts,
made
litem
dilli'
cult
of
peeess
and
fiir
escape
and
therefore
verv
sna-ircst
ive
a
I'l'.son
is!;t:il-
for
rn;i
iil.
Queen
Abolishes
Institution
tll"'
I'll1
ulaoes
XV
lie
re
roll-
WEEK-END
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Some
It's
Quality
With
Others
It's
Price
With
Us
It's
Both
I
B.C.
FRESH
EGGS.
From
Salt
Spring
Island,
near
Victoria.
H.C
special.
3
dozen
for
$1.10
Local
Xew
Laid
lira's,
per
doz..
50c
Our
produce
department
is
noted
Tor
quality.
Hemp
in
Uie
basement,
(he
sun
rtever
gels
a
chance
to
destroy
perishable
stock
exposed.
Peameal
Hack
Hacon.
machine
sliced,
per
lb
42c
Hulk
Lard,
per
lb
19c
Peanut
Hiiller,
in
cups,
each
22cfill"tcd
Miurcmcal,
quart
jars,
a
limited
quantity
In
clear
at
....
39c
Combination
Special.
3
for..
95c
1
Jar
Pickles.
).
oz.,
with
choice
of
dozen
oilier
varieties
of
Sauces,
Catsup,
Olives,
Cherries,
etc.
Values
lo
l.2.r,
for
95c
Pure
Plum
Jam.
1
th.
"this
..
59c
With
the
pits
in
the
jam
This
special
is
the
tid-bil
of
the
yem
For
real
liome-fuaib-
flavor,
you
can't
beat
it.
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Matches,
2i
lo
eurlon,
ex-i
i
.
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.
i
on-
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fl
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...
...
...
..
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Nap!
ha
Soap,
per
carton
79c
Palmnlivc
Soap,
per
doz.
...
89c
llnbin
Hood
Itupid
Cooking
Polled
Oats,
large
pkg..
special
..
29c
Chocolate
I'elairs,
per
Ifi.
.
.
39c
Our
biscuit
department
turn
its
slock
over
twice
monthly;
no
stale
biscuits
kept
here.
(rape
Xuts,
per
pkc
17c
Sunklst
Oranges
1
,000
do.,
at
:i
doz.
for
95c
See
this
line
in
our
old
store
window.
Noxv
is
the
lime
lo
buy
oranges.
The
price
is
right
and
the
quality
supreme.
Combination
Vegetable
Special
1
med.
size
Head
Cabbage,
No.
1
quality.
15
lbs.
Terrace
Turnips
'not
woodyx
.
Kl
lbs.
H.C.
Carrots.
8
lbs.
Hard
Cooking
Onions
tbs.
Heel
or
Parsnips.
A
Real
Mulligan
for
$1.00
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210,
211,
212.
i7
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Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Block
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
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r
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ourWisly
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to
94
Years
Experience
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prRYE
WHISKY
9YEARS
OLDl
Tins
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Uoxernmenl
oT
Urilisli
Columbia.
virt
settlements
were
established
were
McOuarrie
and
Port
Arthur,
and
lr.
Pultun
told
enough
about
I
he
!hatiiefiil
treatment
of
the
prisoners
tu
explain
the
horror
wi:li
which
IJuceii
Victoria
heard
the
lory
and
the
reasons
for
the
instant
measures
which
she
instituted
for
the
abolishment
oi
Hie
institution.
So
dreadful
were
lie
sufferings,
of
the
miserable
onileinned
men
at
thai
lime
that
al
her
IIimii
face
the
prusperl
of
exile
on
this
"Island
of
Iepair"
i
he
convict
frequently
drew
lots
among
themselves
to
decide
vxhirh
of
them
should
undertake
:he
horrifying
business
of
killine
his
comrades
in
order
lo
remove
then)
from
their
fate.
The
lory
of
tUe
estuldishiiienl.
it
St.
Harnabaa
in
IMi
of
n
MelanesiHii
mission
slut
ion,
and
subsequently
of
Hie
building
in
1882
of
a
church
lo
the
memory
of
Itishnp
Patleson,
was
lold,
the
lecturer
teerWMi,r
as
"a
herfeel
dream
of
lovliness"
some
of
Hie
features
ttt
this
very
fine
structure.
Written
History
Destroyed
Most
oT
the
written
history
of
I
lie
island
hail
perished-
in
the
documents
which
were
destroyed
at
the
time
of
the
investigation
by
Oio'en
Victoria
ommaiid,
but
enough
had
come
down
by
word
of
(iioulli
nuinue
I
be
older
convicts,
and
through
lite
-lir
i
my
ev
idences
in
the
way
oi
nniiriif
uhiv
log
ami
ter
rible
prisons,
to
prove
their
PEOPLE
ARE
TALKING
About
Our
Bargain
Prices
Here
is
a
new
list
:
i
tuts
Luj-'le
Uritiid
Lobster..
95c
I
tins
Huuhur
Dry
Shrimp
..
95c
1
tins
Sockeye
Salmon,
flats
95c
2
tins
Soekeye
Salmon,
tails
95c
2
tins
I
Hue
Point
Oysters
..
95c
0
tins
Prince
Itupert
Clams
95c
0
tins
King
Oscar
Sardines
.
.
95c
15
tins
HruiiHWtck
Sardines
95c
i
tins
Noie
Crown
Herring
95o
IS
tins
kippered
Herring
..
95c
Dill
Pickles,
extra
bargain,
per
doz.
25c;
or
i
doz.
for
.
95c
Any
4
lb.
tin
I'linn
Jam
...
65c
Peach,
Cherry
or
Apricot
Jam
76c
Del
Muule
Catsup
in
litis,
U
for
,
.
.
25c
4
Pure
Marmalade
in
t
lb.
tins
55c
Lxtraordiuary
vulue.
Yellow
New-Ion
Apples,
per
box
..
$1.95
H.C.
Fresh
Kggs,
.per
doz.
.
.
35o
Fx
Ira
value
Cleaned
Currnuls,
i'
lb.
for
25c
tins
Corn
nr
Tomatoes
..
95c
tins
Singapore
Pineapple.
.
95c
tins
llemz
or
Clarke
Pork
and
Heans
95c
a
Hricks
Pure
Comb
Honey
95c
I'.'
bars
Palmolivc
Soap
....
95o
i
bottles
Slerlin
Catsup
.
.
95c
.1
bottles
Heinz
Calsun
..
..
95c
'.'
lb.
best
Creamery
Huller,
bulk
95c
t
doz.
Lemons
or
Oranges
.
.
95c
.'I
lb.
McCormlcks"
Swecl
Hiscuils
$1.00
W
e
sell
the
Hesl.
We
Sell
for
Loss
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574.
BAPTISTS
HAVE
A
CONTROVERSY
Cannot
Agree
as
to
Interpretation
of
Book
of
Jonah
so
Say
Unpleasant
Things
CHURCH
MAY
SPLIT
Said
to
be
Conflict
Belwoon
Ignorance
and
Education
Going
on
Now
TOItO.YlO,
March
II.
-
"Tu
me
it
is
tragic
thai
I
his
.s'ubliinc
uocumenl-
the
book
of
Jonuh
a
truly
dixinc
protect
mguiusl
uur-luw-miudcdiicss,
small
-liuiirletl-uess
and
bigotry,
and
gloriuti
pleu
for
Hie
recognition
of
Un
forgiving
love,
and
redeeming
grace
or
od,
should
become
u
cause
of
such
unhappy
So
speaks
Prof.
L.
II.
Mar
shall
of
MoMnsler
university
tu-
duy,
in
a
hluteuieiit
issued
through
the
Canadian
Kaplist
in
reply
to
Ihc
diarges
brought
against
him
by
Ilex.
Or.
T.
T.
Shields
ami
olhers,
to
Hie
effeel
that
he
taught
(hat
Hie
Hook
of
Jonah
was
lo
he
interpreted
ulle-gorically.
ami
Hint
anyone
who
believed
in
as
hislorv
whs
au
"uneducnled
fool."
See
New
Split
Is
the
Uapusi
deuoininalMiu
of
Ontario
ami
(juri.T
going
tu
sp.lit
oxer
Jouuh
and
Ins
wuule?
Aul
if
tlio
Mc.Muslei
I
nixersity
authorities
can
luitig
Hie
Itap-tisl
people
lu'
an
acceplaiioo
of
the
view
that
it
is
possible
fur
a
Pfofesswr
to
be
an
evangelical
Christian,
and
lo.xul
lo
Christ
uud
the
Itilile,
and
at
the
same
lime
interpret
the
Hook
of
Jonah
an
"a
divinely
inspired
prophetic
sermon
in
the
forfn
of
a
parable
ur
allegory."
l'rofesr
Murshull.
while
ud-mittmg
that
he
interprets
the
Hook
of
Jonah
allegoricall),
denies
cinplialically
thai
he
ever
said
In
anyone
that
anyone
wliol
i
id
eri
i
releil
the
book
literally
wus
an
"illiediicattyl
fod."
'
The
Hook
f
Jonah
bait
ueii
a
stumbling
block
U
many;
H
has
i.fii
u
convenient
football
U
others.
Ne-dess
to
'.
H
vym
nol
intended
lo
te
eilher.
ho
says
Chancellor
II.
p.
1ik(den
in
unolher
slaemeuL
in
which
lie
goes
on
lo
show
(hat
great
ft.
.
Hale
of
Hirniiiigham.
I
lie
late
ex
angelical
jireantiers
like
Hie
lair
llr.
J.
II.
.lowett,
the
late
Pn'sidenl
A.
II.
Strong
nod
others,
believed
in
an
allegorical
interpretation
of
Jonah,
while
others
like
lr.
li.
Campbell
Morgan
ami
the
tale
ir.
H.
S.
Mhc-Ariliur,
first
preidenl
of
lite
Haplisl
World
Alliance,
while
holdiiijg
personally
lo
the
historical
view,
were
prupured
by
ud-mil
to
Christian
fellowshtp
men
wlio
held
to
the
allegorical
interpretation.
Professor's
Statement
,
Or.
Marshall's
stuteinont
in
part
is:
"H
is
being
elrcuUXed
that
in
my
opinion
a
man
whu
does
nol
bcliexi
in
Ihc
literal
iu-lerprelation
oT
the
Hook
of
Jonah
is
an
uneducated
fool.
No
such
statement
ha
ever
escaped
no-lips.
I
have
never
said
ami
never
should
say
such
a
lliiiu:,
for
It
is
not
my
practice
lo
speak
harshly
of
the
beliefs
of
oilier
people.
What
I
did
say
was
thai
Hie
tt-lilutle
of
certain
people
here
to
the
Hook
of
Jonah
would
be
regarded
in
most
religious
circles
in
F.ngland
us
the
attitude
of
au
uueiliicaled
fool.
I
was
merely
interpreting
an
altitude
not
ex
pressing
a
personal
conviction.
I
regard
the
Hook
of
Jouuh
as
a
divinely
inspired
prophetic
ser
mon
in
the
rorm
of
parable
or
allegory.
A
every
competent
llihlical
authority
throughout
Christendom
is
aware,
the
alle
gorical
Mew
is
inconsistent
neither
with
the
inspiration
of
the
Hible.
nor
willi
tint
veraolly
of
Jesus.
Those
who
suggotit
that
I
interpret
Jniidh
as
au
al
higor.v
because
I
do
nol
behove
in
the
supernatural
or
in
mira
cles,
ure
simply
adding
lo
lb
wickedly
lalse
statements
that
have
frequently
been
levelled
aguinst
uic.
Many
Oppose
Science
,
"Many
of
the
;rilius
of
Me-Master
arc
opposed
to
science
opposed
lo
Hiblical
ami
theiiUw
leal
scholarship
Dial
is
in
com
plele
harmony
with
Ibo
funda
mentals
of
the
Christian
faith
and
opposed
In
Hint
free,
rever
ent
inquiry
which
is
(he
birth
right
of
every
nslltuUon.
Unit
dignifies
itself
vwjlh?
(he
liunii
'university.'
"Thai
is
why.
in
my
address
to
the
alumni
at
Ottawa
n
few
weeks
ugo
I
described
the
conflict
u:
boii3,
ui
Uiu
lust
unalyHlK.
a
Do
your
heels
turn
over?
After
you've
v.-alkcd
f
ftw
xvttk
on
your
new
thoe,
do
you
find
the
het!
wearing
down
on
the
outride?
Don't
blame
your
shoes
et
your-self
a
pair
of
Dr.
Scholl'
Walk-Strate
1
1
eel
Pnd,
one
of
the
mwy
of
DiSchoB
Rot
Comfort
Jjypliaaas
Wliatever
the
form
of
your
foot
trouble
wc
have
in
our
foot
comfort
department
a
Dr
.
Scholl't
AppUne
or
Remedy
to
relieve
h.
Better
come
in
next
time
you're
downtown,
and
fix
up
those
acliine
feet.
t't
(tmforttkilt'l
mr
tutimtn
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
conflict
belween
iglioranw
ami
education."
Chancellor
Whiddeu
in
his
ai
tide
in
lite
Canadian
Huplii
quotes
I
he
views
of
Or.
II.
S.
Me-Arthur,
who
held
to
the
historical
view
of
Jonah,
lu
1KUH
be
wrote
as
follows:
"It
is
extremely
foolish
for
any
man
to
nay
that
tf
Jonah
giM's,
Jesus
giie.
Hint
the
Jtihle
iir.f..
Hnd
Chrtotmntty
gM-.
I
venture
t.
affirm
that
our
faith
in
Jesus
Christ
and
in
a
divine
rrxehtlinft,
rtMs
not
rest
on
the
interpretation
which
we
give
In
the
Hook
of
Jonah,
or
to
any
other
hook
of
the
Old
Teslamenl."
CANADA
RULED
BY
CORPORATIONS
WHO
DEFY
RAILWAY
BOARD
ORDER
DECLARES
EDMONTON
NEWSPAPER.
(continued
from
uc
one
21
cenls.
The
railways
ure
charging
rates
from
one
U
thni-
ueiils
a
humlred
uiuU
mure
than
Ihc
board
order
allow.
The
loss
to
Alberta
farmers
is
a
matter
of
vital
nunoern.
us
o
means
the
his
of
many
hundred-,
of
HioiiMiid
of
dollnro
yearly.
Hut
the
lo
tluil
the
Hoininton
f
CnadH
is
stifferiug
by
virtue
of
a
breakdown
of
part
of
its
judicial
power
cannot
be
measured
in
mere
dollars
and
cent.
The
iv
a
I
matter
of
alarm
is
whether
or
not
eorfMiralion
Influence
i
greater
in
the
lloiuio-ion
Hum
Judicial
oxer.
'Twould
Require
Tact
Simmons
had
returned
Iroiu
his
xuratiim.
I
certainly
nnjoyed
Ho-liuskint-leei.
lie
uid
lu
a
frieml.
"WVre
m
kvw
in
the
eoiinlry
during
the
season
of
hUsking-bees"
"liuking
-
beesf"
evclliillled
I
he
girl:
"why
I
nexrr
bnrd
of
thai!
How
do
you
hnsk
a
bee.
anyway.
Mr.
Simmons?"
Siilwcrllie
l.o
the
Oailv
rw
NOTICE.
1
Till.
XIATTI.lt
ui
as
atMtllralHiti
f..i
iir
iiM'
in
I'nivi.iiaaMi
jrHriraia
.
Tlllf
fer
l
ist
IMrt)'-rtr
(Si
i.
Ilb
k
I
IKflili
liiii
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.
srliti
ti
a:
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i
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I
of
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inifwrl.
In
Us-
Cnntiir.-
ur
Iimi
,
t.li
ij.lmIH.
iXlaii
tta,.
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sailnraeiurv
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lit-'
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.if
Tlllr
riitwin
US'
bii
laml
bavin
ls-en
innliiml
l
lu..
it
t-;
m
liiXciiUi.m
lua,
aflrr
Its-
rvpira
nisi
or
imw
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ikhi
us-
rmi
imbii
r-allnn
bsrrtif.
I'rtivl.UHial
lrtiri4le
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lo
lis-
atrnvi-
Uiid
lu
th
imhh-
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i
I'KTIW
1IOIITIHI.
Ihr
orlBltMl
li-rlili
;
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of
Tlllt-
I.
italHI
Uh
fflh
of
ftmsiu
'
iter.
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ami
i
nuislisfwd
;il.
MtMl
Meal.lnr
Off.
it.
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Xlari'ti
Hilt.
miff.
IINIi
It
I9.:u.
II
f.
Marl.
hop.
form
r.
i
Not
lea
of
Application
for
Carliflcala
of
i
lmproxm.nl.
I
"Sight"
Mlnaral
Claim
Sllu.lr
in
Hi
rriiirr
hiiwrl
Xliiimr
Olvi.li.n
of
llic
Hltrciia
lil.lrtrl.
VVtwrs
kif-alril'
rar
Us-
ln.il
of
klUliliikituiii
Ijikr
lawful
liolilei
swan
li.lin
uin
l-r
of
liolili-r'
l'r
Minor'.
i;irliriralc.
HSBOTi:
TXkt.
VlTli.l.
IIMI
I.
Swan
lullli.
Krr
XliiH-r'.
orilflrali-
Su
sw7i:.
Im.iirt
al
Itwr
fiMl
of
ml
())
trolii
llw
line
Imrrnr.
In
Hly
lo
llin
Xlinllir
lliMHiMor
fur
a
onirii-alf
of
linpfitveiioMil
for
tin
liiri
'r
iihlaiiiiiir
a
Crown
'Irani
or
Ow
alir
rlalm.
Vud
furilior
Kkr
no'.lrr
llul
nrlu.u.
under
arrtltin
HA
nf
ihr
"Mineral
An."
nniat
V-
i-irtiiniKiiTd
x-um
Ihr
iMuanrr
uf
audi
Ortlfnjii-
t,i
lliilirtivriiidila.
iialrd
till
tint
lUy
of
IVIirnary.
ija.
tffAi
i'ai.i.a.
ownrr
lv
E.
T.
kni)V.
Aawnl.
IN
PROBATE.
In
th
Supr.m.
Court
of
Brltlah
Columbia.
In
Ihr
Msllrr
of
thr
Ailniltils
t
ra
Ikki
Art:
and
In
thr
Mallnr
nr
IIm
l
uir
nf
Jnhn
iin
alii
.Xlarlxial,
irria.sl.
Inir.talr.
TAkK
M'TICl:
Dial
In
unl
r
in.
Mi.iMMir.
v.
Mi-li.
Vinniir.
Us-
sird
day
ofi
ll.riMO.
A.l
IHtft.
I
xxa.
aii(K)(iilrll
:
Adhillintrill.it
id
llir
s.lar
nf
ji,in
fioit-i
Bill
Xljirl.MHl
ilM.nn.wi1
ui.it
.11
1
ImvIiik
rlainw
itMlii't
Ihs
.mil
mlata
arn
hcrrl.)
rrciulrrd
lo.ritriimh
santr.
itrntirrlv
rrlflr.
In
nir
mi
nr
ln-ftirti
thr
7lh
i'
,'!r
.M."rr,.,
v"
,9-
"rt
IMirtiM
IndHiIrd
In
III.
eahtte
urn
rrdhlrrd
In
liny
ths
aiiiniihl
f
hrlr
IndrtUrilnrM
In
titr
rnrlltwllh.
NOIIXtAM
A
WATT
iiffh
l'rin'
ttttrrt,
II.
i
till
Adtnlnl.lralnr
f
l'i-biuai,
A
D
Thur
dar
m
h
.'
I
CUT
GLASS
WEEK
How
to
know
real
Cut
Glass,
what
to
look
what
to
avoid
In
selecting"
genuine
Cut
Gla.
,n
The
brilliant
dlntnond-liko
sparkle
which
it
ih
charm
of
the
genuine
article
it
only
produced
art
'k'
ful
and
painstaking
work
on
the
part
of
expert
wo
i"
The
ordinary
pressed
glass
tumblers
and
n'1
with
their
yellowish
tinge,
yield
a
dull
ciink
when
i
which
is
not
to
be
compared
with
the
muuicni
h
,f'it1,
tone
or
the
genulno
Cut
Glass.
Bclllie
The
high
percentage
of
lead
In
high
grade
ni,
gives
It
that
scintillating
brilliancy.
0
a,,"
See
our
window
display
this
week.
MAX
HE1LBR0NER
527-020
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
8
"The
Best
People"
A
pho'o
pln
K'-'l
uilh
xonlti
pCellv
gll'U
.lioi
gnMi
.
,,lo!
W
lill'lei
I
ill
.
What
hipcii
when
heiiee-
(ii)l
in
m
l
nr
uod
xnong
uiilooiiairt
with
i
Imi
.
Hie
noswer
Itdtl
Willi
l.nigh-.
Ilasliv
..-cm.
mgllt
hie.
Ialiioo.tlil'
cooiiirx
rhih.
-ti.gc
enide
and
Lipid-Ore
riimplnwi!
.
Warner
Baxter,
Esther
Ralston,
Edwards
Davit,
W.
Ham
Austin,
Ernie
Adams,
Kathlyn
Williams,
Margin:
Livingston,
Margaret
Morris
and
other'
LLODY
HAMILTON
COMEDY
"KING
COTTON."
FATHE
REVIEW.
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rj
Ik
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Flostlng
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
MachlriUts,
Boilermakers,
BUcksmllhs,
PU
makers,
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Woodworkers,
Etc
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AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
l
equipped
tu
handle
al!
l
nJ)
cf
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONE8
43
and
38P
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
lu
hiiihlniK
uexl
dour
to
r
nxrell
HoMn
I
rum
ihr
l".inpre-.s
llolcl
Wc
airv
a
fotl
hue
i
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
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IN
CONNECTION
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of
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vxhile
olil.x.
ill
ilniul
o-1
for
Hloomer
In
tntileh
hve,
rep.
l,7rv
loi
Kuxeloie
C
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1
1
1
-,
n-g.
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to
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fi"
1
(itri1
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t
m,
v.
ti5r.
(ito-iird
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ii
I
lM'-iiifr
(Jor-els,
i-e,irnin
Ini'
lo
clear
ut
(iii-nrtl
ltruso're..
vuhie
In
il.l'.".
tor
Silk
Hose
in
u
lurgc
variety
uf
shade.
V
ipmlily,
pur
pair
.,
tl
only,
lluhy
KitlertluxVIl
GMiiir?e
taixei-.
clenr,
onch
;
.
,
.
.
,
Unbleached
Hlieetltig,
72
inches
wide.
S
1
C.iirliiin
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Honler.
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xm
i
(liiiKlinins,
:ui
iiii-h
Antlcrsim's
e
Wiwlivx'
'
ynrds
fur
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Iliown
nntl
While
Stripe
good
'
Hy,
yard
for
(Irehinnes,
many
iitlmelixe
pHllcrtls,
H
ynnl
Onrluin
Nets
in
eulored
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Pnllcrii,
1
Liidies'
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Suits,
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Knee,
ii"
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for
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mill.
and
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