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PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
fiRAB
Parcels
35c
Guaranteed
Values
From
80c
to
$1,00
In
Each
Parcel
for
35c
On
Hinplay
in
our
Window.
Our
(i'Sc
Sale
wus
Mich
a
suc
cess
thai
wo
mis
coiillnuiiiK
for
another
week,
-
adding
a
number
additional
exceptional
values
for
65c
3
Fitr
llftrs.
fresh
stock
.
.
C5c
(ranulalt'd
Stipar,
H
II).
for..
C5e
Large,
Dry
Prunes,
California,
5
lbs
C5c
13
rolls
Toilet
Paper
05c
5
tins
Heinz
Pork
and
Means
65c
10
In.
Navy
White
Means
65c
7
lh.
Dry
Green
Peas
.
.
.
.
2
dozen
Fresh
Pulletl
Kpgs.
H
Hmswick
Sardines
.
.
.
1
traiipc
Marmalade
.
4
I
hi
"Jdnisiipore
pineapple.
3-25L-'
pkjj.s.
Itolled
Oats
..
2-1(1
comb
Honey
2
hollies
Heinz
Catsup
...
05o
05c
05o
05c
Ooc
G5c
05c
05c
4
lit.-Tahle
Figs
or
$1.00
worth
for-
...
...
C5c
3
lh.
SxviftVor
Hums'
Lard
05c
1
dozen
Jelly
Powders,
asst.
05c
5
tins
Campbell's
Tomaloc
Soup
05c
4
larpe
tins
Tomatoes
.....
C5o
8
hars
Palmolive
Soap
..
..
G5e
3
tins
Snap
or
Kleenup
Soap
C5s
13
liars
While
Swan
Snap
..
C5o
3
pkgs.
Princess
Flakes
....
05c
2
hars
Klnndyke
Soap
.
.
.
.
05c
Our
Phone
45
and
our.deliver.v
service
are
al
your
command:
use
them.
Plenty
of
Freshi
Whipping
Cream
now.
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
For
Sale
Auditorium
Rink
and
Hall
The
leading
hall
of
the
city,
situated
on
lots
'J
and
10.
.block
11),
section
5.
lluihling
is
50
"feet
hy
100;
10
foot
ceiling;
7
fool
balcony
all
around
building:
newly
plastered;
No.
1
maple
floor.
Dining
room
and
equipment
nml
seating
capacity
for
100
''persons.
Piano
and
Wurlilzer
military
hand
organ,
style
125;
200
pairs
lliehardson
hall-hearing
skates.
Thoroughly
equipped
throughout
for
Imlli
dancing
and
skating.
With
theatre
equipment
can
he
used
as
mirh.
Alo
for
sale,
lots
8
and
1).
block
15.
seetion
C
Clear
titles
to
property.
For
further
information,
apply
to
L.
J.
Warren,
P.O.
Box
14G,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
WAMPOLH
tasteless
preparaUon
of
-EXTRACT
f
COD
LIVER
The
seasonable
loni"
$1.00
per
bottle
Roperl
Pharmacy
Prescript
ion
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Dr.
Alexander
8mlth
Block
Phone
57E
DENTIST
BURNS
NIGHT
IS
OBSERVED
Supper
and
Dance
Held
by
St.
Andrew's
Society
Attendsd
by
Two
Hundred
People
Some
200
persons
participated
in
the
supper
and
dance
last
night
in
eclebrution
of
the
birthday
of
Hubert
Hums,
Scotland's
national
hard.
The
affair,
which
was
under
the
auspices
oT
the
St.
Andrew's
Society,
was
well
arranged
and
successful
and
enjoyable
jn
ex
cry
respect.
A
departure
was
made
this
year
i
dispensing
with
the
long
banque;
that
has
been
the
custom
or
the
past.
Instead
there
was
the
supper
at
which
one
address,
was
given
and
the
Scottish
dunce
followed
The
change
proved
acceptable
and
popular.
George
Abbott,
president
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Society,
as
master
of
ceremonies
for
the
eveniiiig,
-occupied
the
chair
and
the
customary
Scottish
blessing
"Some
Hae
Meat"
was
pro
nounced
by
Itev.
Dr.
Charles
J.
Cameron
ere
the
assembly
commenced
to
partake
of
the
bounte
ous
repast
that
had
been
spread
The
Haggis
was
borne
in
by
Neil
Macdonald
to
the
strains
of
music
by
Piper
Alex.
McDonald.
Moth
went
in
full
Highland
regalia.
Honors
to
tlie
Haggis,
from
ltohert
Hum'
poem,
were
recited
by
Alex.
Gonnon.
After
full
justice
had
been
done
to
the.
meat.
Dr.
Cameron
was
again
called
upon
and
delivered
an
eloquent
address
of
"The
Immortal
Memory
of
Habbie
Hums."
In
lint
course
of
the
supper,
a
telegram
wishing
good
luck
to
the
"lads
and
lasses"
as-j
semhled
from
Itev.
Dr.
H.
It.
(rani,
who
for
so
many
years
took
part
in
local
Hums'
banquets,
was
read.
Mrs.
William
Millar
sang
"Aflcni
Waler,"
and
was
heartily
encored,
her
accom
panist
being
W.
Vaughan
Davie.
Scottish
airs
were
played
on
the
piano
duriner
supper
by
Miss
.lean
Cnrrie
After
the
supper,
the
lables
were
cleared
away
and
the
dance
started.
The
first
number
wiih
LAND
ACT
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Let.
Land
In
gueen
t:tiarltie
islami
l.amt
lle-nirdlnr
Dlslrlrt
of
Prince
IliilxTI.
anl
liuatr
two
and
one
lis
If
miles
went
of
Alirnrrt
Buy,
Sklrtoirate
Inlet
TAKK
NOTICE
that
ll.i:.
rishlwr
k
far.
In?
Cuiiipatiy.
l.lmllert.
or
Vaiirniiver,
B.C.,
tiiTiipatlon
snliuun
Outliers,
Intciifld
i.
apply
rnr
a
lease
or
"tlie
following
de
arrllied
landi:
r.iiriiliieiirtiia
at
a
juist
planted
at
the
west
end
of
Small
Bay
on"
hundred
yard-east
of
mouth
of
unnamed
stream;
tfienrf
hiiuIIi
live
rhiilti;
llieiire
eal
lileei;
rhainv
tlienrc
Imrlh
to
Mmre
Hue;
tlienee
fnlluwtiiir
allure
line
to
ihiIiii
of
rum
1
meiiernieiil,
and
rmuatnliiK
seven
ant
three-quarter
a'Te.
mure
or
le.
B.C.
FISHING
4
PACKING
CO.
LTIl.
Appllrant.
fer
M
xi.
Enallh.
nle1
neml
0?
Odd
Suits
0
Suits
at
5
Suits
at
TO
CLEAR
$11.45
$16.45
Values
up
to
S35.00.
ACME
Importers
Third
Avenue
Grocery
j
Specials
1
All
our
atock
al
reduced
prices
be
tore
stock
taking,
(iet
your
supplies
for
al
b-asi
a
month.
Milk,
any
brand,
per
ease
$5.50
Flour,
any
brand,
Ill's
$2.75
Flour,
any
brand,
PH's
$5.35
Sugar.
iHO's
$7.00
Sugar.
50's
S3.G0
lhtlter.
fresh,
U'h
.
.
$G.25
Htilter.
bulk,
per
lb.
:i
for
$1.35
Swirts
Preiniiiin
llacon,
sidt!.
per
lh
45o
Order
Early
and
Avoid
the
Rush
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
,,.iiiiiiill!!llflHill!llllliiiii,h
Has
Won
the
approVaf
of
three
generations
Uladc
in
Canada
95
years
This
advcit.isrinent
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
(iovernment
of
British
Columbia.
nrcsidi'd
at
the
dmir.
mi
the
Grand
Mai
oil
lot!
by
Mr.
and
Mi.
George
Abbott
and
then
there
was
a
Urrcussiaii
Circle.
The
entire
dance
program
was
of
Scottish
character
consisting
of
Mjuare
and
country
dances,
etc.
Besides
Piper
McDonald,
music
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
Tandara
(or
Prinla
Rupart
Wharf
Racon-atruction
SK.M.tl)
TKMitMS
endorsed
"Tender
for
wrl
or
enure
luiiwri
Wliarf
lieruu-Ktrurtlmi"
will
1m-
rei-eOed
by
tlie
II
.11-
L
n.l.iii..
nefiarliiietit
of
I'uhlte
XXork.
I'arlhnieni
uulldinr.
Vete
n
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Land.
In
I'Hnce
nnpert
Mnd
IterordiiiK
p
irh-t
nf
ertnee
liuiiert,
and
elluate.
al
siiann'in
Iny.
Queen
Charlotte
lalandi.
B.C.
CITY
MANAGER
IS
DISCUSSED
Arguments
For
and
Against
System
of
Civic
Government
Set
Forth
by
Newspaper
In
a
recent
number
the
Free
Pres.,
diM-iieit
editor
ially
the
city
manager
plan
of
civie
goeriimeil
as
follows:
Increasing
eul
of
city
goxern
menl
and
increasing
pressure
of
taxation
in
recent
years
have
hrouighl
the
city
manager
plan
more
into
vogue.
There
are
sixteen
e-ilies
in
Canada
that
have
(
adopted
it,
and
I
lie
city
of
Ouo-bec
may
be
added
xery
soon,
for
l
lie
businessmen
recently
met
to
was
furnished
by
an
orchestra!
in
civie
affairs
consisting
of
J.
Mreiuner,
James
j
filled
by
C.
H.
It.
Fuller,
city
Wall
and
J.
II.
MacKay.
violins:
W.
Vaughan
Davies.
piano;
aud
W.
(i.
Hamilton,
drums.
A
fluttering
of
Highland
costumes
lout
color
In
Hie
scene
ami
a
jolly
affair
finally
broke
up.
Hen
Dalgnriin
was
chairman
of
the
committer
in
charge
and
his
a-wislants
were
diaries
Taylor.
S.
D.
Macdonald,
James
Dick,
Howard
Sleen
and
Oeorpe,ca..p
discuss
lire
municipal
situation
which
had
become
unsatisfactory
and
they
appointed
a
committee
li
study
the
eily
uiauagur
plan.
Wesimount,
a
suburb
of
'Montreal,
is
the
largest
Canadian
city
which
has
adopted
it.
353
In
U.S.
In
the
Foiled
Slates,
there
are
i'o'i
city
manager,
the
largest
city
being
Cleveland
xvilh
a
population
oT
between
Koo.ouo
ami
000.000.
while
the
latest
city
to
appoint
a
city
manager
is
Cin
cinnati
with
something
400,000.
In
the
latter
cae
the
ehange
eame
as
a
result
of
a
long
iMM-iOd
of
scandal
and
corruption
in
eivir
a
trails.
There
is
an
iinVresximi
in
some
quarters
that
the
aiqxiiutiiig
of
a
city
manager
means
placing
the
eix-ic
government
largely
ie
his
hands,
relieving
the
oitiieus
of
resjionsitdHty
for
it
and
inclining
(hem
to
lake
lex
ujU'te-i
riiis
.idea
is
re
manager
of
Chatham.
Ont.,
who
a'ys:
Secret
of
Success
"The
whole,
secret
of
success
of
the
management
plan
is
thai
feature
of
the
program
was
the
the
people
Uo
nl
Iom
control
iiancing
of
the
tUgliland
1-ting
oy
oxer
their
oxvn
business.
The
John
Murray,
accompanied
by
j
manager
i
a
hired
employee
ol
Piper
McDonald.
it
was
Ihrrouhc
council,
mid
all
he
does
is
I.;
o'clock
in
the
morning
when
iheiadminister
the
policies
decided
:..n..
e..f
:
.11..
i
I
upon
by
'the
council,
these
poli
cies
being
administered
xvilhoir
inlerferenee
by
politicians
and
others.
who-iiITecl
the
efficieney
;of
the
city
government
in
many
Scott.
The
ladies-
comniillccJ
()nt.
w
tla,
,
f
parlieularly
in
charge
of
the
re-po(M,
,.xw.ltvc
al.Mfly.
xxho
did
fresbnienl
end.
eonsisled
of
Mrs.;,,,,,
ret.Wliiui
m
o
exerv
j.
AiRheennie,
.virs.
j.
.Murray
and
Mrs.
II.
Dalgarno.
J.
A.
Allan
i
year
or
Ixxo
and
xvh
xxas
freer
on
that
account,
inighi
tncvease
the
efficiency
aT
lite
depart
meats
aud
also
render
good
service
as
a
co-ordinating
aseiiry.
liven
if
all
the
IiinoU
or
Die
department
are
efficient
and
roiicieultoua
there
is
need
for
co-ordination.
Too
Many
Loose
Ends
It
is
the
general
belief
(hat
politic
aduilutslraUoii
is
never
..ralile
the
MinHlcr
or
rubllr
XXotfc
up
Mnl,iIM.i
,,
lo
luum
i
.11
MmiilJV
the
twelllv-firth
(1,'""'MI
'
the
elose
supervision
r
January,
ivyc,
for
recontruciioii
or
ami
control
which
ine
"ri
01
rroTiiinai
uoirra-1
weHiriy
.
,
,
metu
XVIiarf
al
l-rltiee
Ituiwrt.
B.C.
'count
for
so
much
is
known
to
in
private
ruu,
perirtraMoii,
mlliran
ami
lu.-hw...
nuHines.
ami
nml
Ih-il
Dial
II1..1-1.
mere
are
ut-,.
Inn
lOO
and
armr,
rortii
or
tender
.nay
i-
wen
ou
Hie
lath
day
or
January,
I
vtfi,
and
further,
niaily
loo-e
emU
and
eonscipiellt
inriitiiiatliiti
olilaltiKd
friitii
the
li.parl
3
.
iimiii
nr
fiibiir
xv'ork,
rarllament
Build-1
lack
oT
eeoiiomy.
It
Is
this
bo-inai.
Vuioria,
II.
C
Um-
General
Toretnaii.
'
:
.,
,
11,,..
"el
untie
..,i,
lli.il
UlllUCIiPes
xxiio
,arin.Ni
,,r
i-iihio-
v,,,k
l
imn
11.111.!
vaniMiiver.
-:..
ami
Hie
iiiatnct
Knnn-
favor
Ihc
eity
manager
plan.
Dn
ct-r,
i.iiiirt
lloiiMi.
Prince
lluiert,
ll.C.
I
...
oipie
or
piaiM.
nM'i:irirtii.n.
etr.,(ie
oilier
hand,
there
are
people
an
Is
nlitaltM-rt
from
the
lieiiartinenl
11
.
..ui,
l..
,l,
1,1
callous
cities
xxllO
HO
liol
.avhint
of
a
deMill
of
rive
dollara
hl
li
win
be
rerund-d
on
in
return
of
H'rMvor
it
because
they
think
that
,
iilan-.
eie..
In
irmid
order.
,
I
f:aili
lender
iniiat
lie
aecompiuiied
by
ill
is
not
liecesitry.
that
the
elVte
7i.
V'SnLT
S
i.7-,7ulmliiisirulli,
is
fairly
efficient!
Ilonnralile
the
Mlnlater
of
I'uhllc
Vork.
j
an.
iiai
11..,
appoiuviin
muMiitiLliicnl
111
ui
of
fin
il-
kiiiii
or
elahl
hundred
dollara!"1"1
asiiiMin
whiih
atwii
be.
forfeited
tfiiolher
highly
paid
official
and
the
partv
leiiilermr
derltne
to
enter
Into,
,
...
,
.
...
,
,
..mirait
when
allel
ui.ii
to
do
au.
Thela
slau
wouldItpt
be
justified
by
I
I'lieuui-
nf
tlie
urreaTiil
leiMlerer
will
be
1
......ii
,.
lIIP,ir..
I
llril
.
retained
,l,e
'C"""-
'r.
llorarc
I..
Iiril-raiiiirui
a-
ae.nrlly
for
the
due
and
iMtrronuaiK-e
or
tlie
work
tui'taiii,
director
of
the
Cili.ens'
lle-
MUlafaeiorx
romplelhin
of
tlie
rontracl.
1
.
,
..,
,
,
,
Tender-
win
nut
I
eonnidered
miles
search
Institute,
appears
to
favor
luarti
mil
1.
11
form
uillrd.
alatied
wllhin
1
ll"
...Im.iinn
UI,I1110"
nI
nf
II"
flio
L,
ltv
l""'ir
iii:iiim"i
and
the
atiml
mriMlure
of
Hie
tenderer
1
einliiM-il
m
the
eiivelmw
furnished.
The!.,
Inn
in
Tnrimln
lull
il
n
oroii-
Illwet
'it-
any
tender
not
iiecearlly
ac-,,.
'
,
,
epieo.
ably
a
mailer,
for
each
idly
to
lienuly
MinHler
and
i'uhllc
Vork.
,
f"1
according
to
Hie
cliaracler
of
adinuiisiraiion
n
has
been
having
and
the
room
for
improvement
thai
is
believed
to
he
possible.
Efficiency
Required
tine
tiding
is
certain,
thai
xvilh
lite
millioiiH
of
dollars
thai
are
spent
annually
bv
every
large
i.in,iieK,t
or"
vinlouve"
"i.c..u
inUdi
with
the
ra.iiifieat
ions
"an
'-r"r
U'"
Ut
Ul"
fwllv'"r
,1'"cr11"'"'
of
civic
business,
the
highest
cf-
i.ouuiieni'inr
at
a
poai
pianteu
anoui
16
liciclicy
in
executive
uiaiiageini'iii
eltalna,
leas,
went
from
north-'.
.
.
.
I
more
or
...
,
...
,
.
eaat
comer
of
tM
1S48
(T.I..
5&P);,IV
rrtJUllTll
Ulld
sllliulll
lit!
Ol'-
thenee
imrlh
tit
feet;
thence
"ih:
i,
u"lu"
,i
"y
i.v
wiinleec
U""VLI
is
is
ni
lieltevetl
iii
xt-ti
o
.5de
weal
flil
feet,
more
or
le;!
ihenee
outh
40
feet
in
the
Mali
water!
be
the
bCnl
IlieailS.
mark.
In
a
norlh-eaaterlv
dlrertion
Olldi
I
leei,
nmre
nr
iewi,
10
me
point
or
rom-t
tiieneement,
and
contalnlnr
all
(8)
acre",
more
or
lean.
OOSSE-JULLEIW,
LIMITED,
Appllrant
Per
XVm.
0.
Mlt-hll.
aaent
rt
ir"mt
m
LAND
ACT.
SUPPORT
UNIVERSITY
KINGDOM
OF
KOREA;
TOKYO.
.Ian.
Despatches
"m'uiy,:
from
Korea
slalc
a
movemenl
s&aillv,,,iiV.V,,,n
iVtr'yuee'ircT.a'r'ri
U
Ul"1
b
American
iittte
itiami
missioiiarivs
there
for
osuuiIImIi-
TAKE
Notice
that
t,
llirry
noblnon
nnlvorsit
at
.,..,.,1
v
I"
liUIXllsiiy
at
Froal,
uf
MaMetl,
H.C.'
.M-ruimtlmi
Flfl
,IM
'
u
w
Jurer.
intend
to
apply
ffir
a
leaae
of
theSeoul.
Ctllisitlerilble
funds
have
rollowluir
dem-rlbed
laud:
I,
.
,
,
,,
,
,
1
Coninnnelnif
at
a
pom
allualed
at
lhe
been
raised
ulld
il
Is
hoped
COII-oiuthweil
eorner
uf
Lot
1618
(T.I..'
K"
l
n,n
llcl,"n
iim
,.,,
1,,,
lieirnii
"
this
vear.
85&P..;
Ihenie
eatt
II)
ihaln!
llienre.
"J!
l",
,
,'
iinrtii
in
rhaina.
more
or
lea,
to
in
aii
The
new
university
xvould
bo
water
mark:
thenre
unuthweal
li
rhalna.l
.
,
.
.
..
.
,
,
education
.,
i,.i
rr
ror
more
or
ie.
Mhiwinir
ih
huh
water,
devoletl
to
higher
mark
In
point
of
eouiuienrement.
and
.
,,,..
n.nlliiln
.......
.......
...
...
1
II.
IL
Frt09T.
Miaaetl.
B.C.
Datad
October
II,
ISxt.
AUvcrMec
ii
.the
Dally
News,
RESURRECTION
OF
CHRIST
IN
ALASKAN
SETTING
SKWAIID.
Alaska,
Jan.
211.
J'ho
resurrection
of
Christ
receives
an
Alaskan
selling
in
a
painting
by
Jan
Van
F.mpcl,
on
the
remlos
of
Saint
Peter's
Protestant
FpNcopal
Church
here.
The
painting
xvas
done
at
the
rc-querf.
of
Hishop
Peler
T.
Howe
of
the
Alaska
piooese,
xxho
met
Van
Finjiel
xxhen
the
latlcr
xvas
touring
the
north
land
in
search
ol
inspiration.
The
upper
port
ion
of
the
xvorK
shoxxs
the
figure
of
the
risen
t'dirl-t
surroundetl
by
iniuistur-
ing
angels.
Viexxs
of
the
mmin-
laius
and
of
the
waters
of
Ilesur-
n'elion
Hay.
on
which
Seward
is
situated,
inrm
ine
norion.
in
the
lower
foregiiuim!
on
either
side
of
the
opened
tomb
are
grouped
represenlatixe
eharac
lers
of
Alaaka
s
population.
"Alaska
Is
full
of
inaptralinn
for
the
painter,"
declared
Van
Fmpcl.
"The
cotinlry
la
rough
and
harsh,
tho
characters
rng-
ed.
It
Is
N'ature
in
a
frowning
mood."
BUOY
IS
ADRIFT.
Captain
F.
T.
Saunders,
ageir
of
marine,
has
lieen
informed
overtfhai
Ihc
KH
lin,
whistling
limn
maintained
off
Overfall
Shoal
Iloe
Spit.
(irahiiHi
Island.
Oueee
Charbillen.
has
gone
adrift.
lie
says
it
will
be
replaced
as
sunn
as
possible.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
11.
Connelly.
llole-in-llie-Wnll
:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ira
A.
Tleid.
Oewrire-
town;
S.
NalliMiison.
Moitlrea':
O.
Itiexeire
Vancouver.
Central
Hugh
lilair.
eitv.
Subserilie
to
llie
Daily
News
TIMBER
SALE
X
7803.
Sll"it
Tender
will
t
rrfli(l
li
tlx
Irlrirt
t'nrratrr
not
later
tban
n-n
tie-
f.tli
dv
ut
tebrwanr.
lffl.
rr
the
imrrliaMi
r
Urwurr
S7t.
Maixle
I
bud
sludraale
Inlel.
U
eut
l.i:."
mm
reel
Itoarn
ne.iire
ur
hiriit-e.
llrnihtek
and
Otter
SuhIuk.
Ti
if
tear
lll
lie
allotteil
fut
re
luoval
nr
llllllMT
lllflhei
iMrllrnlnr
uf
On-
i
lin-f
li.i
eler.
Vielorla
llw
ln-oi'
I
I
up
'lei
I'Mnre
ltlin
rl
II
I
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACTAMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
VmnL
unreaervKl.
ury4
Crown
tnnda
mny
1
pr-mitd
by
llrltUli
Butjevla
over
H
yara
of
a,
and
by
ullena
on
dacUrluc
Intention
to
LecoiiMi
Hrltlah
atiujacla.
conditional
uton
reaidance.
occupation,
jid
Improvtinont
for
attrlcuttural
urpoaea
"ull
Information
concernln
regu-at
loin
resurdlnK
pra-emptlona
la
riven
In
Ilulletln
No.
1.
Land
Karl,
"tlow
to
lr-empt
Ijind,"
copla
of
ihlch
can
(
obtained
frea
of
chars
y
taddreiwlna
th
Dvpartmant
of
Lund.
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
to
any
Oo-trnment
ttnt
v
!lcorda
will
l
arranted
covering
only
land
aulublo
for
agricultural
purMMea.
and
wlilcb
I
not
tlmbar-land.
I.e..
carrylnit
over
1.000
board
feet
per
acre
weat
of
the
Coaat
l(an
and
MOD
feet
per
act
eaat
of
that
I
lance
Apptlcatlone
for
pre-emption
ar
to
be
addreaxed
to
th
Land
Com
miaaloner
of
tli
Land
Itecordln
Dl-vlaton.
In
which
th
land
applied
for
I
altuated.
and
are
mart
en
printed
form,
cople
of
which
can
b
ob
talned
from
the
Land
Commlailoner.
ITe-emptlona
muat
1
occupied
for
five
year
and
Improvemeiita
mad
to
value
of
(10
per
acre,
Includlns
clearlnc
and
cultivating
at
leaat
five
acre,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
b
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
the
Ilulletln
"How
to
lre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Appllratlona
are
received
for
pur
chare
of
vacant
and
unrrvd
Crown
land,
not
being
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
purpose
;
minimum
price
for
flrt-claa
(arable)
land
la
ti
per
acre,
and
aecond-claaa
(graa-Init)
land
12.51)
per
acre.
Further
Information
renurdlnif
purchaaa
or
Uaae
of
Crown
landa
la
given
In
Ilulletln
No.
10,
Land
rlerlea,
"rurchaa
and
Leone
of
Crown
Land."
Mill,
factory,
or
lnduatrlal
allea
oa
timber
land,
not
eiceedlng
40
acr.
may
be
ourchaaed
or
leased,
th
con
dltlona
Including
payment
of
atumpage.
HOMESITE
LEA3E8
Unaurveyed
areaa,
not
exraedlng
1
acres,
may
be
leaed
a
homeslt,
conditional
upon
a
dwdllng
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
tltl
balng
obtainable
after
realdrnc
and
lm-provement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
ha
been
aurveyad,
LEA8E8
For
grazing
and
Industrial
pur
poa
area
not
exceeding
H9
aer
may
be
leaied
by
on
peraoa
or
a
company.
ORAZINQ
m
Under
the
Orating
Act
the
Prov
Ince
la
divided
Into
grazing
district
and
th
range
admlnltrd
under
a
Oraztng
Commissioner.
Annual
grazing
permit
ar
laauad
baad
on
number
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
etabll(hed
owner.
Btock-ownsr
may
form
aaaclatlon
for
rang
management.
Free,
or
partly
tree,
permit
are
available
for
ttler.
oaufsrs
and
travUr.
up
u
U
Tuesday.
January
-r,
pnest
Belgian
glassware
In
our
Basement
Store
Waler
Sels,
li
tumblers
and
pileher,
plain
ul'".
from
$2.00
Water
Sets,
iiuht
CUltiiiK,
from
$2.50
Plain
Stem
(ioMeU,
per
doen
$4.50
LiKht
Cut
(luhb'ls.
mr
doieu
$5.50
I.ikIiI
eul
I
tun
bier,
per
doien
$1.S0
Plain
Tiimldttis.
per
tloien
$1.60
Sherbet
(ihloses,
Iiuht
eut.
per
(Ini-n
$5.00
Khei'ht-l
(ilu,,
dozen
:iarel
Slem
tloneii
Cocktail
(Hasif.
I'OPl
Wi"
I
dawn
.
.
Slierjj'
fttae
4
Wbi-kjr-
(UasH,
.
..
Tlrese
are
on!,
our
large
twnu'
Mb
leh
xve
I
III;.
ficiM
llslginni
MAX
HEIL3RONER
527
Third
Avenue-
320
$4.Bq
S3.25
$.S0
$2.00
$2.00
91.50
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
9
CONSTANCE
TALMADGE
In
HER
SISTER
FROM
PARIS"
Our
l.niiiiie
a
the
u.ippy
Ki'
in
h
d.imi
i
m
em
all
with
txx
mkliiip
eve
and
tliflnof;
toe
m
to
vamp
her
oxvn
husband
mid
(In
n
gale,
ut
!u
iu
louche,
and
all
with
that
rrenelix
iltnodi
i
'
xou.
She
went
to
l'ari
to
learn
hoxv
In
do
it
-!
ed.
Ymi'll
le
tiie,,d
vlif
inte)i
-f
n
ttuhx
l"
iiuike.
Jn,l
-i
i'
het
il.i'i'
itif.-
.il
Um
lir
ut
ol
it,'
llerffere
lmxv.
Kortx
pretty
dam'l-
help
lier
liili-t
iiiiisiral
runiedv
rt'Hti'in
atttl
(lie
in'tt'
lit
hi
it
ir
in
,i
ilii.il
role.
Some
r.-i-l.
Constance
Talmadge,
Ronald
Colman,
George
K.
An
thur,
Margaret
Mann
and
many
others.
COMEDY
AL
ST.
JOHN
IN
"NEVER
AGAIN"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35c
and
10c
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
All
Stamped
Goods
at
25',
Discount
Iiii'liidtng
1
1
1
1
is
.
in
III
nx
m
"i
bile
Ntphldre-M'.
Thxxi
I-.
IMbxx
Shi'-,
.md
n
x.iti-iv
ne(ul
iirlnlev,
CEDDING
Comforters
1
tml,
in
Hoe,
lireen
m
Tut'"
Splendid
ipiulitx
I'oxere-.
lrel
rtiU'n
tilling
f
...u
for
.
.
.
$3.75
Colored
Bedspreads-
I
imnak
finisV
..!
.
Mine
or
tiold.
Ilegulur
4.7f.
H..le
prire
$3.75
White
Cotton
Sheets
K-l
p.
i
..,.,
...
$3.2.
f
-1
-ixe,
per
pair
.
.
$3J5
Pilloxv
Slips
He
polar
K
pair
pr,.
.
M.r
p.,
60c
Lace
Curtains
Verx
Hue
ipiual.x.
Ilrinilar
K
-ale
nl
,
Half
Prict
Tin
xx'etvk
teriliiiuiteo
our
Pre.
Iiueiiturx
S
athanliiKe
id
lhee
erne,
fur
Uu.ihtx
Men
h.nMl'
All
Winter
Goods
at
Great
Reductions
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
9
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
Steamship
and
Train
Service
s.s.
princc
nuetnT
wm
iear
prince
nuetar
r
vncouv.
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
Inleniieillate
xlnu
eacli
PRIOAV
at
S
jn,
S.S.
PRIKCE
RuetRT
fur
STEWART
ami
AN
VOX.
WEDNESDAY,,
10
M
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
forilil(lill)t
fur
VANCOUVER
VIA
QUEEN
CHARIOT!!
ISLANDS.
PASSENOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PniNCE
RUPERT
EVERT
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
UNI
SATURDAY
al
S
i
m
l..r
PRINCE
O.CR0L
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEO,
all
('.!
l
ai-tem
i.anarta,
I
iiili
rt
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cll
Tlckat
Offic,
BZS
Third
Ats,
Print
RupsrL
Phoat
ClearanceSal
of
e
Woollen
Goods
We
liuxe
advertised
recently-
that
we
like
lo
oi
e
KootN
when
you
need
it
niosl
uutl
md
when
vc
wiiin
f'1
rid
of
Iheiii.
Now,
we
are
having
,iltl
miup.
ttntl
you
niuv
"
your
Woollen
I'nderwear
and
Woollen
llliuiketM.
'
making
remarkable
reductions
on
,t
i,es
H
,
w
bo
woiili
while
lo.tuke
atlxiiiilnge
of
our
offur
FLANNELETTE
BLANKETS
In
While
mid
Grey,
in
Pink
or
Hlue
Murder.
10x1
Megular
price
$2.50.
Hale
$1.05
J
Ix-i
Itegiilar
jtriie
2.So.
Hulu
...
".
.'
.
$2.25
2xH
-Megular
price
$a.r0.
Kale
.
.
..
$2.95
25',
Discount
on
all
Woollen
Mlnnkel
in
Grey
and
Wh
JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.
Phone
C45.
Corner
3rd
and
7th