PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
CRAB
Parcels
35c
Guaranteed
Values
From
80c
to
$1.00
In
Each
Parcel
for
35c
On
Display
hi
our
Window.
Our
C5c
Sale
was
Mich
a
suc
cess
Unit
v
are
continuing
for
another
week,
adding
a
number,
additional
exceptional
values
for
6So
3
lb.
Fig
liars,
fresh
stock
.
.
Goo
(irauulalcd
Sugar,
8
lb.
for.
.
65c
Largo
Dry
Prunes,
California,
5
lbs
C5o
1
3
rolls
Toilet
Paper
05c
5
tins
llciuz
Pork
and
licans
(55c
Id
lb.
Xavy
While
Means
..
5c
7
lb.
Pry
Oreen
Peas
05c
2
dozen
Fresh
l'ullett
Kggs..
05c
8
llrunswick
Sardines
..
,
1
lin
'Orange
Marmalade
,
4
tins
Singapore
l'iiieapple
3-25e
pks.
Holled
Oats
..
2-!0
ronnSs
Honey
2
hollies
Heinz-tlatsup
..
05-5
05o
05c
05o
05r
05c
t
His.
Table
Fjgs
or
$1.00
worth
for
05c
3
lb.
Swirl's
or
Hums'
I.ard
05c
I
dozen
Jelly
Powders,
asst.
05c
5
tins
Campbell's
Tonialoe
Soup
C5c
1
large
tins
Tonialoes
65c
8
liars
Palmolive
Soap
....
65c
3
tins
Snap
or
Kleenup
Soap
65?
t3
bars
White
Swan
Soap
..
05c
3
pkgs.
princess
Flakes
.
.
65c
2
bars
Klondyke
Soap
..
..
03c
Our
Phone
15
and
our
delivery
service
are
at
your
command;
use
them.
Plenty
of
Fresh
Whipping
Cream
now.
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
For
Sale
Auditorium
Rink
and
Hall
The
leading
hall
of
the
cily,
situated
on
lots
U
and
10,
Llock
11),
section
5.
Iliiilding
is
50
Teel
by
100;
10
foot
ceiling;
7
foot
balcony
all
around
building:
newly
plastered;
No.
i
maple
floor.
Dining
room
and
equipment
and
seating
capacity
for
100
persons.
Piano
and
Wurlilzer
mill-"
lary
band
orjran,
style
125;
200
pairs
Ilirhardson
ballbearing
skates.
Thoroughly
equipped
throughout
for
both
dancing
and
skating.
With
theatre
equipment
can
be
used
ns
such.
Also
for
sale,
lots
8
and
y.
block
15,
section
6.
Clear
title?
to
property.
For
further
information,
apply
In
L.
J.
Marren,
P.O.
Box
146,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
WAMPOLE'S
tasteless
preparation
of
-EXTRACT-'
COD
LIVER
The
seasonable
loni
$1.00
p,er
bottle
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
SENTENCES
ON
MEN
PASSED
W.
H.
Bourne
Given
Two
Years
by
Judge
Young
and
George
Sackman
Draws
Twelve
Months
W.
11.
llourne
was
sentenced
to
two
years
in
the
penitentiary
by
Judge
-Young
yesterday
afternoon
for
having
obtained
money
under
faNe
pretences
by
cashing
worthless,
checks.
(eore
Sackman,
who
had
been
found
guilly
of
carrying
a
the
public
peace,
was
sentenced
to
one
year
in
Okalla
prison.
ZERO
WEATHER
IN
DAWSON
CITY
TODAY
Brltlrh
Columbia
Points
all
Show
Warm
Spell
Continuing
With
Rain
North
of
Hazelton
While
the
weather
report
today
received,
by
Dominion
lov-ernmenl
Telegraphs
shows
zero
weather
at
Dawson
at
eight
o'clock
this
morning,
all
I
tril
isti
Columbia
points
show
a
continu
ation
of
the
warm
spell
and
rain
was
falling
at
Seventh
Oabin.
170
miles
north
of
Hazel-
ton
on
t
lie
Yukon
telepraph
line.
at
eleven
o'clock.
The
report
follows:
Terrace
Clear,
windy:
tem-
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leate
Land.
In
Prince
Itiin-'rt
Land
Iteriirrfinir
Dl
trlet
of
Prince
Rupert,
inii
'luiate
a
hnnon
Biy.
Queen
Charlotte
island-
u.i..
TAKE
.NOTICE
mat
CO-M:ilera
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
Intends
t.
aepl.v
for
a
leae
of
the
following;
describe:
tana:
Commencing'
at
a
pit
planted
about
is
i-naina,
more
or
les.
westrrom
norm
at
corner
of
lot
IMS
(T.L.
8JS5P
henre
north
JSS
feet;
tlicnre
youth
".&(?.
west
son
fret,
more
or
le;
henre
south
no
feet
to
the
tilrh
watei
ma-It,
in
a
north-easterly
direction
oc
reel,
more
or
lew.
to
the
Dlnt
or
com
mencemcnt.
and
retaining
stj
(i
acre
more
or
ies.
C03SE
MILLKRD,
LIMITED.
Appllran
Per
Wm.
0.
Mitrneiu
rrr
,K-
e.
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
'eaniealed
Hack
liacon.
.sliced.
per
lb
39c
This
is
tin'
kind
you
pay
00c
a
lb.
for
elsewhere
.
Local
New
Laid
Ffsis,
guaran
teed,
per
dozen
5Cc
!gg
market
has
advanced.
Our
price
will
be
higher
in
a
few
days
.
Snider'
s
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup.
per
tin
9c
Libby's
Asparagus
Soup,
per
tin
lo
each
customer).
7c
Sun
Maid
ilaisins,
in
bulk,
3
lbs
for
35c
Seeded
or
Seedless;
limit
C
l.
Ile-eleaned
Currants.
3
nkjr
for
35c
Mixed
Peel,
lemon
and
orange,
per
Hi
19o
.Mince
Meat,
quart
sealer
.
.
49c
YELLOW
NEWTON
APPLES
t
lbs.
for
25c
18
lbs.
for
S1.09!
CANNED
FflUITS
Odd
Cent
Specials
f'.tabapples,
2Vb's.
per
lin
..
19c
Haspberries,
l'.,
per
tin
.
.
19c
Hlackberries.
2's,
per
tin
.
.
19c
Loganberries
2's,
per
tin
..
27o
Peaches,
l's.
per
lin
..
..
22c
Apricots.
I
s,
per
lin
..
..
22c
New
Zealand
Hotter
Arriving
Wednesday
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212
Bargain
Sale
Langn
size-
Ladies'
Dresses
id.
12,
41,
less
than
cost.
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
She
Coughed
Night
and
Day
Until
She
Used
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
Mrs.
S.
E.
Little,
103
Inkerman
St,
London,
Ont.,
writes.
"I
got
a
very
evere
raid
which
settled
in
my
broa-chial
tabes.
I
coughed
sight
sod
day,
and
although
I
tried
several
different
remedies
I
eould
get
so
relief
until
a
friend
adrised
me
to
take
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
ts'ynip.
This
I
did,
and
I
pistol
for
a
purpose
contrary
to'
I
must
say
that
it
gave
me
almost
immediate
relief
as
I
got
rid
of
mr
cough
very
quickly.
I
hope
this
testimonial
will
be
the
means
of
helping
others."
'Dr.
Wood's"
Is
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Hilbura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
peralure,
35.
Anyos
Cloudy,
calm;
temper
ature,
II.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm;
tem-leralute,
20.
,
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
culm;
'temperature,
20.
Sniilhers
Part
cloudy,
calm;
lemperature,
28.
Hums
Lake
Cloudy,
calm;
I'lnperalure,
27.
Hazelton
Part
cloudy,
calm;
cmiieralure.
30.
Tl
NICER
SALE
X
7803.
Srati-d
Tender
U!I
m-rlil
by
IIh-tustri'
l
I'nri-tirr
l
liter
tlian
i.,ii
xi
In-
i.ih
day
f
trbruar.v,
I9JS.
for
On
"iinlUM!
of
l.lri-m-r
MHIlt,
Mju.lr
nUltd.
-kidriniti-
lnl-i.
n."
.1..
I
rut
t.l5.i0
.-I
lHnl
niaiirr
or
Sirurr,
llniiMirk.
.lid
:lar
Sanh,r
!.
year
will
br
allowwl
fur
re-iliioal
T
limber.
I
urllK-r
eartlriilars
f
IIm-
i:hrf
l'r-i-tcr.
V!i-ii,rli.
r
tin-
liltrirt
lrrlrr,
ertr
ItniHTl
It
I.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lt
Land.
In
rrlnrr
nujwrt
Land
ItecorJliiir
Il
irli-t
of
l'rinre
riuixrl.
and
ultuate
in
north
nre
of
shaniHMi
Bay.
yu-cn
r.harl'ittr
llam.s,
B.C..
TAkK
notice
that
Jainea
neiaint
Strang
and
ltdberl
C.
Gom
of
Vancouvrr.
U.C.
rM-cuiiatln
cannrryiiK-n.
InteiHl
tu
annlr
for
a
lea
of
tint
follow
In
jr
de
irniw-fl
foresnore
ai
snaiinon
Daj,
yurrn
i
barkille
Ilaml4
--
Cuiniiienrina-
at
a
p4iSt
planted
on
the.
iH-e
or
snannon
nay
aiioui
too
irei
in
a
KXilliwenlrrly
rtlrerllfm
fruin
nnlti-vtt
corner
o,
lt
ISift.
said
pt
lielna
mrtbeal
corner
of
an
ai(llcation
to
pur-lue
by
in.
Fleldlnr
Slranr:
thence
U.C.
FISIIISO
;
PACkl.Nn
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
r
M.
M.
Engllih.
tvte
lwml'
-is
ot
LAND
ACT.
HUMAN
HAIR
USED
FOR
MAKING
CLOTH
In
So!te
of
Bobbing,
Supply
Wlolly
Inadequate
to
Fill
Demand
Whilehorse
dear,
calm
:
TAHITI
MIRACLE
MAN
temperature,
.-s.
Dawson
I'.li'ar.
calm;
lent
H'raturi',
5
below
zero.
EXPERIMENTAL
SALE
Thursday
Shoppers
Will
Have
First
Choice
of
Ladles'
Shoes
at
SI.
95
per
Pair
The
Universal
Trading
Co.'
-I
miliary
Sale
prices
in
Ladies'
Hioes
will
not
go
lower
than
1.115
per
pair.
This
price
will
-onliuue
till
Saturday
oijly
ami
i-vi-ry
pair
is
expected
lo
be
oltl
in
Ion'.'
before
then.
Is
A.MIKNS,
,1-rance.
.Ian.
27.
manufacture
of
strong
linen
I
Tor
the
filtering
of
extra
heavy
oils
and
other
fats
is
Hie
latest
use
found
for
.Milady's
beautiful
hair.
The
supply
of
women's
1
1
ti-i
f
beiitg
totally
inadequate
to
meet
)
I
lit
demand
of
Hie
manufactur
ers,
it
is
now
being
mixed
with
huir
obtained
in
China
from
the
fust
disappearing
"queues"
of
modern
Celestials.
i
The
carding,
spinning
and
weaving
of
human
hair
for
the
manufacture
of
cloth
is
an
industry
just
established
here,
bul
which
has
made
great
strides.
The
clolb
or
linen
obtained
from
very
close
weaving
of
hair
is
virtually
unlearahle
and
is
in
demand
by
refitting
plants
ami
distiller-
of
heavy
oils,
which
require
that
the
rloth
u-ed
as
filters
be
subjected
to
a
very
high
tension.
.Several
washing
operation
are
required
before
tin
hair
can
be
sent
to
the
canting
poni.
Thereafter
it
is
dandled
jut
like
wool
and
woven
on
special
l-mms.
Tales
of
Marvellous
Cures
by
Successor
to
Tural,
Greatest
of
Healers
1
'
1
1
1
l-m
111
"f
CITY
COUNCIL
AGREES
ON
POLICY
WITH
REGARD
SETTLEMENT
AT
COW
BAY
(continued
from
jage
one)
were
offered
100
foot.
There
was
danger,
the
mayor
thought.
In
allowing
matter
to
dfin
along,
.lie
ihouulit
the
should
give
him
authority
to
ask
the
provincial'
government
for
a
still
larger
frontage
as
the
Yacht
Club
needed
200
feot.
Should
it
be
impossible
to
got
the
Domin
cd
thai
they
lay
it
over
and
take
I
Hie
matter
up
with
Ottawa.
!.lfmf
t,
mniiliitnu
lliAli
li"ei.Ail
OUSTING
PHYSICIANS
1
1"
incorporate
the
hlen
of
Alder-
man
Caey
in
his
root
ion
whim
pa-Mil
tiiiHuimously'
ns
follow
The
Resolution
"That
Mr.
Pallullo.
the
Pro-viueial
liovprninenl
and
the
D'
PAPtrni:,
Tahiti.
Jan.
27.
purlineiit
of
Marine
and
l'ilnr-
When
obi
Turin,
greatest
or
rin-jte
nt
Ottawa
lie
udvi-fd
thai
the
Healers
of
Tahiti,
died
seven
when
either
the
Ih-oviiirial
liov-
years
npu
he
left
a
prediction
eminent
or
tin-
Dominion
Oov-
that
after
him
would
arise
a
ernment
or
both
agwe
to
Inking
i
ion
(iovcrnmrnt
to
undertake
the;
work
he
would
favor
spcmUiiK
from
0.000
to
$75,000
and
ho
lyliexeil
fw
citizen
would
vote
to
proceed
with
Hits
project.
Criticized
Plans
Alderman
Larson
staled
that
the
Yacht
Club
wanted
the
same
site
they
at
present
occupied.
They
were
willing
to
maintain
their
own
improvoinciilM
and
did
not
waul'
aux
thing
except
lint
site.
Alderman
Stephens
crilicid'J
I
he
Fordo
plans
anil
suggest
.'tl
that
they
would
be
useless.
The
more
wiilerfroiil
limy
got
from
the
tlovernment
the
greater
would
be
their
liability.
Thc
had
enough
lo
do
with
the
money
already
without
it.
He
thought
Hie
pmpoHy
should,
lie
conveyed
direct
Iroiii
the
provincial
to
Ho
Dominion
lovcm
incut.
Alderman
W.J.
(ireor
sugvest-
healer
who
would
he
his
superior.
jPare
of
Hie
mosipiito
fleet
and;
Now
the
native
populace
is
flock-
fUhinjr
fleH
and
yacht
club
Ihej
tint
lo
lural
s7jsufcessor.
j,.jy
will
not
witltohl
it
consenl
Tales
of
Ifiej.
"Miracle
Man
s"
lo
nuing
in
of
Cow
Hay.
manellous
cures
an-
in
cirrula-l
ri,e
tlilv
.Oiuu:il
will
co-
lion
and
although
the
natives
0lPraP
tll
ny
way
possible
wiili-
of
Tahiti
are
civilized
and
nrdin-
ARCHBISHOP
HERE.
On
his
way
to
AnyVx
an
I
Stewart
where
lie
will
lake
eon.
Kotlea
or
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Luao
,
f
jn;,
j
..ervices.
Archbishop
In
the
Prince
liupert
Land
Itecordinir
A.
L.
Ilel'eiicier
of
ancouver
l
Dlttiiil
and
altuale
on
an
unnamed
llet,
.
.
.
,
hn
the
KaMern
entrance
lo
Hnd,n
Bay
a
passenger
aboanl
the
steailier
ii'tM?!
Uut"1"
lUn'1'
B'"e
P"nt
,',ini'c
Hup''il
today.
He
will
re-TAKE
SVOTICE
that
Oeorgre
Oordon
nuh-i
lorn
south
next
week
by
way
of
hv
nr
I'riiKC
Himert.
U.C.
Manufacturer.!..
...
;
intend
to
apply
for
leaae
of
the
fol-.lTlnce
lUlperl
llowmr
described
landa:--I
CoinnieiK'inr
al
a
pot
altuate
on
a
I
partly
aubmerred
reef
or
rM
k
radiating
from
Mine
in
practically
a
circle,
having;
a
radlua
of
about
l.too
feel
and
containing
100
arret,
more
nr
leaa.
ceohijE
Gorinn
BCsnnv.
nf
imM
ih
,o
1
Sluimon
Hay
lolte
lland
TAIE
NOTICE
that
t,
Harry
Itoblnvm
rroat,
or
MaKnett,
B.C.,
iMcupatlun
I'l'il
Curer.
intend
to
apply
for
a
leant
of
Ihe
"Not
Much
Difference"
Mother
'to
her
extravagant
daughter
-
(iraiKlmolhcr
tued
(o
put
her
money
into
old
wool-
.
.
,
LAND
ACT.
icn
SlOCKIIIgS.
,.
Notleo
of
Intantlon
to
Appy
to
Laaaa
Land
"'"Mini
Daiialller
l
liil
I
P
lltlt
mine
"
In-
In
the
l-and
Itecording
Dlatrlct
or
PrltiW!
.
,
,
riniH-rt.
and
tltuate
on
the
iuuth
ahore
of.lO
new
silk
slockillgs.
llltTCft
Manartt
Inlet,
Queen
Char-
not
much
differencjf.
Hay
'iirloek
of
F.
(t.
Dawson,
'
TJinJW
.
"Z'i
aituated
at
ih,
Ltd.
d.
arrived
arrived
in
iti
lbis
lliis
morning
muriiing
on
on
Koiimweiii
corner
or
1.01
Ult
(T.I..
Ktl&li
t-
lli.nr.
If,
-tilfi..
Ihm.a
Ihe
train
and
will
ho
in
town
uu-
tfirth
to
chain,
more
or
lew.
to
high'
tll
the
end
of
(lie
week.
water
mark:
theme
miulhweal
It
chain.;
i
more
or
leaa,
following
the
high
water!
m"J;k.,,.,I2,l?L-0.,'mm:e.m,'n,
n,,i
A
Hrooksl.ank
arrived
back
lo
viiMiiiiiii
p
ai.itk'l
inwiv
nr
icri,
i
.
,
.
i
.
il
rnosT.
day
from
a
short
business
viu
Daiad
October
li,
li.
I
,J
oiulHiers.
oui
any
financial
obligation
Jr
arily
Jtighly
sophisticated,
they'll.,.
aiicr
are
abandoning
Kuropean
phy-
..jr
a
olio's
letter
will
be
sicians
and
Iransrerring
tlHirltranHmi(.ti
lo
oilawu
with
a
r.s-failh
lo
the
new
healer.
Hun-!,.(
,
uumr
((,.
roK
nr
mak-Ireds
are
taking
their
ailment
I
inf.
ttH.
,it.ire,
iniprrnemonls
to
him
daily.
Ja
,ak,.
ov)M.
iU(t
Wilt,
g.r,
(
ul1.
No
claimant
of
curative
powers.
ltrmil,,
for
,,s
upkeej.."
had
the
reputation
or
command-,.
ed
the
faith
of
the
natives
in
a
iifauuer
cipialliu?
Tnrai.
Hut
his
prophecy
of
a
successor
is
now
aiding
Hie
man
enjoying
popular
acclaim.
SMITHERS
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Olof
llaiiou
or
Prince
Itupert
spent
the
early
part
of
the
week
end
in
town,
re-liirniiiK
Iti
their
home
on
Tuesday
night's
train.
Mr.
Hanson
is
an
important
factor
in
inanv
business
ventures
in
this
ditric!
ouiheierly
roibiwinr
hirh
at?r
mark
and
his
preseul
visil
to
look
into
,f
.a
Bliannon
Shannon
II
Bay
about
bIk.ii
1AA
700
tt,m
feel
I
la
m
M
a
Tr.t
Itl
I..
.
i:
""'
mo
tili-if.ls
it
sis
wit
uii
niosi
nuiiL
nuiij
likelv
in
lifl
oulli-
i
feet
wiiih
and
767
feet
e,t
of
weal
orner
of
Lot
isg;
tnence
yn
9
final
one
lnOie
'
lie
ill
id
Mrs.
U8.S
feel
to
the
hlrh
water
mark
of
an'
.,
,
land
helm
an
application
to
leai
by
,
Mail-oil
tart
oil
an
Clendei
Hobert
C.
r,oe:
thenre
northerly.
e"t
rly
and
Mmlhweaterly
following
the
hirh
water
mark
of
aaid
Island
to
a
point
96t
r
t
south
and
I
liJ
rret
weal
or
Kinth-
u
-.
.
I1IB.
lUh.
MA.,
I
ft
Ik
fMli
fheocr
north
tio
feel,
morn
of
lea;
Ihencej
at
SIC
feet,
more
or
le.
to
the
point
f
coiriifM-nreinent,
and
rontalnlnr
acres
more
or
leu.
nonT.
c.
nnssE
and
jas.
HEi.ni.o
sTno,
Applicant.
Per
Win.
O.
Mitchell,
Arent.
Hated
ovemliee
inth.
HIS.
LAND
ACT
holiday
during
which
they
intend
to
visit
.Soulli
American
Mr.
ami
Mr.
F.
H.
Mesnci
enlerlaiiieil
a
number
of
friends
at
bridge
on
Saturday
evening.
Mrs.
I..
H.
Warner
entertained
at
bridge
on
Tuesday
afternoon,
Notlta
of
Inltntlon
to
Apply
to
Laata
Land
Imvillg
Mrs.
Oliif
Hanson
as
the
III
vueeil
l.liariniie
llflllil
l.aou
nr-
I
a
m
t
cordlnir
lllrlct
of
Prince
liuprrt.
anl'Sliest
Of
ItOIIOr.
niuatr
two
and
one-nair
ninea
wrrt
or
Mirord
Iiav.
Skidetate
Inlet.
TAWK
'lTir:K
lint
B.C.
t'luhinr
k
Pack-
i.iw
ruiiii.Hv
I
In.llfMl
i.f
Vttne.iiit
r
It
t'
Thomas
Cole
of
Victoria,
iiro-
cciipatiun
.saimon
i.aniiem.
inienn
io
uiri.ii
miuiiur
ami
siip-i
is"r
m
"ffilTandv1-'
f
r"""w,"r
""jgovernmenl
agenfies.
paid
an
zm:!X'ri
,
r
.e"S-rs.'.?.:iSL."Ma:
"iciai
visit
n.
n.e
loc.n
provin
east
of
mouth
of
unnamed
ftrearn;
thence'
I'lal
offices.
COIIllllg
ill
la
st
outh
rive
chaltH:
thence
eat
"teen
,
,
.,,.i,,,,
,,.,!
r,,,,
Ullirsil.lJ
ami
Icaillg
again
101
cnaliis;
thence
north
to
lHre
line;
thence
roitowinir
snore
tine
to
imiiii
nr
com-1
iir
tniierl
im
Tiieilav.
""-''""J'
""J""
mencemcnt.
.en.-.i,..il
and
n.t
Ff.nl.mlnr
containing
(even
aeren
fiH.,1,,IlL
thrte-qiiarler
acre,
more
or
1cm.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
AMENDMENT'S
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant
unreaerve.1.
ounrayeil
Crown
lnU
may
If
pr-mpt4
by
iliitlah
ulject
over
'.
run
of
ag,
and
by
nlienn
on
declaring;
Intention
to
Lecoino
Hrlllah
ubject.
condl
llonul
vioa
residence,
occupation,
jitl
lir.pruvamc-nt
(or
aatrlcultural
ourpuata
Full
Information
concernln
rfu-.atlona
retrJlng
pro-emptiona
It
Klven
In
llulletln
No.
1,
Land
terta.
"How
to
I'ra-empt
Ivind,"
coplea
of
ihlch
ran
b
obtalnad
free
of
charta
Vy
addremliig;
the
Department
o(
Uinda.
Victoria.
It
C,
or
to
any
Oo-
j
eminent
Knt
llerorda
will
bo
granted
covering
i
only
land
suitable
(or
agricultural
purpoaea.
and
which
la
not
tlmbar-land.
I.e.
carrying;
over
J.0O0
board
feet
ir
acre
weit
of
the
Coaat
ltanga
'
and
MOO
feet
per
acre
east
of
ttat
ltanga.
Applications
ror
pre-emptlona
r
:
to
be
addressed
to
the
Land
Corn
mleaioner
of
tha
Land
Hecordlng
t-
vision.
In
which
the
land
appUed
(or
i
Is
eltuated,
and
are
made
an
printed
;
forma,
copies
o(
which
can
be
ob
tained
from
the
Land
CommUalonor.
l're-emptlons
rnuat
be
occupied
(or
,
five
venra
and
Improvements
mada
i
to
value
of
110
per
acre.
Including
clearing;
and
cultivating
at
toast
rive
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
b
received.
Kor
more
detailed
Information
aae
the
llulletln
"How
to
I're-erapt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
o(
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purpoaea;
minimum
price
(or
flrst-claes
(arable)
land
la
IS
per
acre,
and
second-claas
(rai-Ins;)
Und
12.60
per
acre.
Further
Information
rtKartllnK
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
lands
la
Klven
In
Uutletln
So.
10.
Land
Berlcs.
Turchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
lndualrlal
sltea
os
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acraa,
may
be
purchaaed
or
leaaed,
the
con
dlUona
Including
payment
of
atumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
U
acme,
may
be
leaaed
aa
homesttea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling;
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Im-vrovement
eondltlona
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
LEASES
For
grating
and
Industrial
purposes
areas
not
xcaedlng
40
aorat
may
be
leaaed
by
one
person
or
a
QRAZIN0
Under
the
(J
raxing
Act
the
Province
la
divided
into
grating
districts
and
the
range
administered
under
a
Clrailng
Comtnlaalonar.
Annual
grazing
permits
are
lsautd
baaed
oa
numbera
ranged,
priority
being;
gtvea
to
establlahed
owners.
Btock-ownert
may
form
aaaclatlona
for
range
management.
Free,
or
partly
free,
Mnnita
are
available
for
ee
tilers,
oanpers
and
traveller.
u
M
Ma
9
Wednesday.
January
"j
it!
gaflHLflsHalHHLMialaaLMHaHaLH
finest
Belgian
(Jlassware
In
our
Basement
Store
Water
SeK
0
luinblern
and
lilicher,
daiii
kIukx,
fn
12.00
Water
Sell,
liKhl
cultlna,
from
W.60
Plain
stem
(iohlutH,
per
doen
$4.50
l.iiHtt
Cut
Unhid-,
ier
diiini
$5.50
tinht
cut
Tuiutittirat.
er
(Iiiimi
$1.80
Plain
Tumbler,
per
doen
$1.50
Sherbel
(ilasses,
Itglil.nil.
per
tloen
$3.00
Sherbet
(ilas.
(;
loen
Claret
Stem
iIozmi
Cocklnll
illumes.
,
.
.
Port
WW
(id
dotfn
,
.
.
.
Sherry
!J;i
,
WliUfcjp
T
la-M
v
.
.
.
f
...
...
ThlfeH
(fre.
oniv
n.
r
bilge
rat;t."
whii-li
we
tin,
f'"lli
Ih'letiuitl.
MAX
HEIL
KRONER
527
Third
Avenue
520
H.80
$i
$V(g
$2.00
iroo
$1.M
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
0
p.m.
FRED
THOMSON
In
"That
Devil
Quemado"
The
lliiroem.in
or
Ihe
lltlN.
n
t
ire.in.'
i
Stalwart'
A
Itoinen.
Lothario
anil
l.'i.lum
A
be-a-lifil,
ln'-tililniiicil.
ie-ln--f-llei
Devil
!
,
hote
a
ega!u
of
Seed
him-elt
a
Pumgii.i
IVared.
Haled.
Iiveil,
n
no
man
ever
w.
i
of
Vroii(r;
hif
S?.i
a
Signal
of
Veiigi
un.
e.
l-pei
wero
igeon.
Twice
he
slide
girl
lriile
.,!
Shod
Willi
Sewn
I.eogne
HooU
ln
immr
w;i
im
whiper.
A
biicrnner
of
ihim'l'
liearl.
tl
bonier
like
a
111.
o
k
1'higne.
Mi-xn-iin
uitio.
Iull.
Iieiiiililnl
women.
IVed
ami
"Silver
Ktiift
a-l
:
Fred
Thomon,
Gloria
Hope,
Albert
Prltcoe,
Byron
Douglas,
Joseph
Dell,
Nola
Lux
ford,
.md
i.tbei
COMEDY.
PATHE
REVIEW
35c.
and
10c
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
All
Stamped
Goods
at
25'.
Discount
Im
linlinK
llinu't.
in
llrowti
or
W
liil-
I.iik
m
I
.tj?hldrei.e.
Towel.
IMbiw
Slip-,
ami
a
vmi
icU
iiM'fiil
iirtiale.
BEDDING
Comforters
nl.
in
llot.
tiren,
T'irkr
'
Splendid
ipialily
rover,
el
rotten
ii(liiif.
II
i0.r.i
for
....
.
.
$3.7$
Colored
Bedspreads
liaiunk
finili.
l
-'v
in-.
lllne
or
titild.
Hi'Kulr
i.r.
S,,e
prjer
$WS
White
Cotton
Sheets
-1,ixe.
.er
p,.ir
...
.
$3.25
0-1
Mil',
per
jmir
$3.50
Pillow
Slips
llepnl.ir
K.e
pair.
Sule
prie'
per
pur
60c
Lace
Curtains
Vi-ry
fine
pialil.
Itepilnr
Js
ale
al
Half
PHct
Tin-
week
lertiiiiuile-
our
I're-lnventorv
S.ile
i
iidvunlaKe
of
Hiee
prices
fur
fjiuihly
Men
Into.
I
All
Winter
Goods
at
Great
Reductions
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
0
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
Steamship
and
Train
-"
-
.
.
.
i.lJJJUl1
M
-UU."
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPtHT
will
leave
PRINCC
KUflRT
t.,r
WANCOUVl.
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
ami
HiteriiM-illate
point,
tarli
fRIDAr
al
S
s.m,
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPCRT
ror
STIWArlT
atxl
ANTOX,
WtDNtSOAV,
10
S.S.
PRINCE
.'OHN
fotlllUlllly
nr
VANCOUVER
Via
CJUtlN
CMAR10TTI
ISLANDS.
PASStNOtR
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
EVERY
VONDAV,
WIONESDAV
ami
SATURDAY
al
S
IM
for
PRINCE
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEO,
all
tHiinla
laalern
l
anaila,
l
ulled
sul
AOENCT
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlcktl
Olfke,
621
Third
Aa,
Prince
Rupert.
Phoaa
ClearanceSale
of
Woollen
Goods
We
have
utlverli.-eij
recently
lliat
wo
like
In
offer
Koods
when
you
need
it
moil
und
not
when
wo
wuut
V)
W
ril
of
Iheiii.
Now,
we
lire
ImviiiK
h
fold
unup,
mid
yon
ni
v
n
your
Woollen
Umlmveiir
und
Woollon
lllaiikels.
NVe
.
r
itiakiiifr
retiiurknhle
ivilnclioni
on
lhe.e
linex
tuitl
it
Ho
worth
while
lo
lake
uilvnnliigo
of
our
nffci'.
FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS
In
While
mill
flrey,
in
Pink
nr
Hluo
llonler.
inxV-
ltegiiliir
price
2.r0.
Halo
$1.95
I
1x1
Ilegnlnr
price
Halo
S2.25
12xi
lleKiilnr
price
:.r0.
Kale
$2.95
25
Discount
on
all
Woollen
Hlnnkols
in
flrfly
uno
WluK"
JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.
Phone
645.
Corner
3rd
and
7th