POE
TWC
THE
DAILY
NEWS-
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advertisement
is
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or
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by
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or
by
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of
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News
PRINCE
HUPEKT
BHITISH
COLUMBIA
Puhlished
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
11.
F.
PULLMN.
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Cow
Bay
Question
Seems
Eternal.
the
DAILY
EDITION
ittE-Sal
unlay,
Jumiary
23,
!.
The
mayor
1ms
made
an
effort
to
settle
the
Cuw
Bay
ques
tion
and
it
looked
as
if
he
hud
succeeded
until
snag
were
en
countered
in
the
oily
loiinril.
Josilily
these
will
he
reinmeil
heiore
the
next
meeting.
There
is
one
Ihiug
that
seem
to
le
forgotten
in
connection
with
this
controversy
and
that
is
that
the
Provincial
fioverwiienl
gels
nothing
out
of
the
ileal.
All
it
does
is
lose.
At
present
the
Provincial
Government
has
some
lots
at
the
Bay
which
it
pro
poses
to
give
to
the
city
for
specific
purposes
a
long
a
the
whole
nuestioh
is
settled
fur
the
hen
efit
of
Prince
Runert
ami
the
successful
operation
of
ihe
railway.
When
the
city
gives
Its
sanction
to
fill
up
the
sink
hole
at
Cow
Bay,
it
gives
the
railway
company
an
opportunity
to
so
improve
its
yardage
that
it
may
he.
in
a
position
to
serve
Prinre
Rupert
helter.
It
all
comes
lack
to
use
in
the
long
run.
We
must
of
course
protect
our
own
interests
hut
we
are
the
gainers
if
conditions
are
improved
and
the
smelly
hole
at
that
end
of
thtf
town
ceaes
to
he
a
menace
to
the
health
of
the
whole
city.
Explanation
Of
Railway
Board
Order.
Many
people
do
nol
seem
to
quite
luiuer-laml
wlial
i
meant
by
the
order
made
this
week
hy
the
board
of
railwav
commissioner
i"
confirming
Hie,
former
judgment
and
refusing
the
appeal
of
the
Montreal
Board
of
Irade.
An
order
was
made
some
time
ago
by
Ihe
chairman
of
the
hoard
that
the
railway?
should
file
tariffs
to
the
west
at
equal
rates,
mile
for
mile
with
those
to
the
eastern
seaboard,
which
are
set
by
statute.
They
filed
a
Tariff
conforming
oiuy
partially
with
the
order
which
i
explained
hy
the
Edmonton
Bulletin
as
follows:
arrom
Edmonton
to
nncouver
previous
to
the
pasing
of
thisorder
the
rate
on
wheat
wjas
13.r
cents
per
bushel.
Tin?
rate
now
is
12.fi
cents
a
husheL
II
ought
to
be
lower
than
that.
But
taking
the
reduction
already
made,
the
saving
to
the
Alberta
farmers
i
tremendou.
This
reduction
from
the
former
to
the
present
rale
amounts
to
nine-tenlhs
of
a
ceilt
a
luihel.
On
a
million
bushels
the
savin?
is
$9,000.
On
one
hundred
million
bushels
the
saving
will
amount
to
?!00,noo.
That
is,
even
if
the
present
high
rates
should
be
maintained
in
disregard
of
the
hitler
of
the
commission.
'
It
is
ki
he
supposed,
now
the
tinier
has
hchmd
it
the
authority
of
the
full
board,
of
the
railway
commissioners,
that
the
railways
will
rifike
compliance
with
he
terms
of
the
order
and
cut
dnw'n
the
wcstbonnif
rales
In
a
parity
with
the
east-bound,
distance
taken
into
account
t
What
Rate
.
'
Should
Be.
If
the
railways
do
that
thA
rale
on
wheat
from
Edmonton
to
Vancouver
for
export
will
be
10.2
fenl
a
bushel
over
the
CP.R.
linos
and
0.7
cents
a
bushel
over
the
National
lines.
Or
if
the
higher
of
these
rates
10.2
cents
is
made
applicable
to
both
roads,
which
i
more
likely,
the
saving
to
the
Alberta
grower
will
be
3.3
cents
H
bushel,
compared
to
the
rate
of
13.o
cents
a
bushel
charged
before
the
McKeown-Oliver,
Order
wn
issued.
A
saving
of
3.1!
cents
a
Juishel
ineaiis
a
saving
yf
l.300f-000
jun
a,
shipment
,,f
100,000,000
bushels.
That
is
what
the
McKcown-Oliver
order
ought
to
,nean
to
the
farmers
of
Alberta.
on
the
export
of
their
wheal
(;rnp
only,
for
the
year
102.".
Atid
that
is
whaV
it
will
mean
If
he
railways
are
compelled
to
put
thai.
order
into
.'effect
to
(he
ful.
The
rate
fin
wheal
.ruin
Edmonton
to
El.
AVillimn
i
20
cents
a
100
lbs.,
or
lo.fi
nyfts
iuhusheL
The
tjiIh
from
monton
to
Vancouver
under
Ibis
lirder
of
the
railway
commis
sion
camiot
ue
niitre
llian
10.2
cents
a
bushel.
The
difference
is
o.-J
ceiila;.busiiel
in
favor
of
the
westward
route.
On
an
txporl
croji
of
0j),00t),0f)0
bushels
thai
spread
in
freight
rate
works
out
lo
a
difference
of
5,
100,000.
On
.every
carhyid
marketed
II
amount
to
$51.
If
Kl.
William
has
not
seen
the
last
car
load
of
Alberta
wheat
that
will
go
via
the
eastward
route
that
will
have
lo
he
hecau-e
the
Pacific
lerfniiifll
"cannol
handle
the
traffic,
or
because
the
Alberta
farmer
does
mil
really
sense
the
difference
it
makes
lo
his
pocket
whether
he
ships
his
wheal
eastward
or
westward.
In
freight
chyrges
alone,
the
difference
in
marketing
last
year'
crop
of
wheal
through
Vancouver
under
'he
MK('owii-Oliver
order
instead
of
marketing
it
via
Kl.
William,
is
equivalent
t"
mi
increased
yield
of
one
bushel
on
every
acre
of
Alberta,
lund
that
was
sown
h
wheal
last
-pring.
Crisp.Tasty
Nourishing
TRISCUIT
made
of
perfect
whole
grains
of
wheat-Delicious
with
butter,
cheese
or
marmalades
ICE
CROP
SO
!
FARFAILURE
None
Cut
at
Lake
Kathlyn
Whereas
Should
be
Several
Thousand
Tons
SMITJIKllS,
Jan.
23.
The
ice
ruMiiiR
industry
in
this
district
s
due
fur
a
hard
knock
tins
winter,
mile
old
Jark
Frost
seiuls
ahniK
some
iero
weal
her
in
the
next
week
or
so.
I.asl
year
at
this
time
C.linv
Wilson,
the
Lake
Kathlyn
ire-man,
had
harvested
sexeral
thou
sand
tons
of
ice
that
had
a
thickness
of
twenty-one
inches.
in
comparison
with
which
then-is
now
only
ten
inches
of
ice
on
Ike
Kji'lilyn
and
lie
has
mil
made
a-starl
on
the
cutting.
The
ice
crop
at
this
lake
dur
ing
the
past
five
winter
has
nol
been
less
than
nineteen
inches
In
thickness
and
Mr.
Wilson
i
still
unpin?
that
it
will
increase
this
year
up
lo
12
or
14
inches
at
least.
If
the
ice
crop
ts
a
failure
this
year,
it
will
bo
one
in
five,
and
stilt
not
quite
as
had
a
that
of
Ihe
far
mers
in
some
districts.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
MF.N
arc
wise.
their
lejss
covered.
They
keep;
JAKi:
says
he
does
not
mind
Invin?
his
lieijlilitor
if
she
hap
pens
to
be
a
nice
looking
younf
lady.
THEY
tell
me
that
oil
is
ob
tained
from
nuts,
but
most
of
the
nuts
I
know
around
here
are
loo
dry
for
anything
like
lhat.
SI
CKRHS
are
suckers,
no
mailer
where
they
are
found.
It
i
easy
to
sell
them
oil
stock,
fakr
mining
claims
or
paregoric
ana
they
usually
etune
hack
for
another
dose.
WE
ean
hardly
expect
to
have
a
boom
here
until
the
Vurkers
,
i.
....
1...
cume
uncfc
imjiii
riorum.
S
TUK
man
who
makes
a
succenti
in
life
is
usually
the
one
who
is
guided
by
the
advice
of
hi
wife.
IJEOPLE
who
use
inhd
for
Ihe
cotiiplexion
should
beware
of
getting
alligator
skin
or
load
warts.
OK
all
the
people
I
have
met,
Of
girls
I
like
to
daily
see.
The
best
ha
skin
I
line
lo
pet
And
hair
that
curls
delight-t
fuily.
WHEN
the
legislators
at
Ottawa
have
finished
dancing
the
Charleston,
we
shall
look
for
a
settlement
that
will
oteviale
the
necessity
of
another
election.
.
SOME
of
the
member
of
Mm
Canadian
Bouse
of
Common
are
doingr
their
little
stunt
for
the
amusement
of
the
public
while
behind
the
scenes
the
other
actors
are
planning
well
ahead.
.."
JAKE
object
lo
the
playing
of
an
orchestra
during
dinner.
"How
are
you
going
lo
enjoy
the
dinner
if
you
cat'4
hear
Iho
soup."
he
rcmarVg.
THERE'
a
much
depending
on
lhoe
tbree
rote
in
parliament
a
there
is
on
the
last
button
"ii
a
fellow'
pant.
it-
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
January
23,
1916.
oniders:tile
ilainaige
to
furnishings
in
the
hall
on
the
second
floor
of
the
Hotel
Prince
Ittipert
wa
done
tonight
when
fire,
of
unknown
orlf-'in,
broke
out
between
Ihe
celling
oT
the
basement
ttnd
the
floor
of
the
bar.
Prize
winner
at
the
tee
carnival
held
on
the
Market
J'lac-)
rink
last
nitfhl
were
a
follows:
W.
E.
Hurrilt,
MU8
Mcl.eod,
Miss
Mayhelle
French,
Pcle
Tremayne.
Jack
Morrison.
Wendell
Mnmhv.
Mr.
J.
E.
Merryficld
and
Mr.
II.
.
J'arker.
Winner
in
the
skating
race
were
lluster
Urown,
F.
W.
Jones,
M.
-H.
Ii-wtn,
Miss
Elsie
Taylor
and
Mis
Oyer.
F.
W.
lioherly
o!
the
lloyal
Hank
at
Alherui
arrived
on
the
Prince
Jonn
today
to
take
over
managenietit
ot
the
local
branch
succeeding
II.
P.
Wilson
who
SUFFERED
TEN
YEARS
OTTAWA
PLOT
ho
THEN
PERFECT
HEALTH
AGAIN
THANKS
TO
"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
"I
hare
suffered
from
rhfumattra
for
10
years
and
hare
tried
many
so-called
remedies
and
several
doctors
have
treated
me
with
no
surres.
Fortunately,
I
was
recommended
to
try
Fniit--tivc"
by
a
person
Interested
In
me,
and
after
taUlnr.
four
boxes
wa
greatly
helped,
and
Anally
rompletelr
reliered,
and
am
never
without
-Fruit-a-tlve.
Elie
J.
Moineau,
2032
Park
Avenue,
Montreal,
Que.
"Fruit-a-tlreo"
drive
HheumatUm
out
of
the
system
Ix-cause
this
famou
fruit
medicine
free
the
system
of
the
poison
which
cause
the
pain
and
Inflammation.
'Flitatlve8,
I
natural
medicine,
made
from
Intensified
juice
of
apple,
orange,
fit
and
prune
combined
with
tonic.
25c.
and
50c,
at
all
dealers.
will
proceed
nex'
wc
Javt
ui'ciiii)ainci
a
son.
Mis
PATTULLO
DECLARES
NORTH
IS
ALL
RIGHT
Tells
Vancouver
Newspaper
Conditions
Here
Much
Better
Than
People
In
South
Realize
An
interview
giten
by
Hon.
T.
O.
Pattullo
as
reported
in
the
Vancouver
Sun
follows:
"I'rmee
tluperl
and
the
whole
.North
country
never
looked
o
good.
The
people
up
there
are
prosperous,
contented
and
optimistic
of
the
liiiure.
Thf
see
Nothing
but
a
good
year
in
store
for
I
hem
and
every
indication
points
lhat
way."
said
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattnito,
Provincial
Minister
of
Land,
who
relural
lo
Vancouver
from
Prince
It
u
pert
Monday.
"tondilions
up
there
are
mucli
belter
Mian
Vancouver
people
generally
realize."
Mr,
Pattullo
said.
"Prince
I
In
pert
i
doing
half
Ihe
fishery
business
of
tin-whole
coast.
Mining
and
lumbering
are
improving
steadily
and
agriculture
amounts
to
a
good
deal
more
than
jnst
people
think.
The
North
country
i
all
right
and
it
i
goinc
to
he
better.""
Ihe
in
i
nister
declared.
EXPERIMENTAL
SALE
Price
of
Garments
Drops
$1.00
Per,
Day;
Sale.
Starts
Yvjp
will
w
ind
."up
our
January
Salerijvith
a
clcan-Up;
jirice
.
on
good
from
every
department.
All
pood
shown
in
our
larVe
window
on
Sixth
Street
will
decline
per
garment
al
Iff
end
or
each
business
day
they
remain
in
win
dow.
On
not
he
(ie
first
nor
yet
the
las
to
buy!
Price
drop
at
closing
time
every
evening
and
new
price
will
;n
into
effect
the
rollowitng
.lay.
I
MVEMSAE
Tit
MHX'i
CO.
ll
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
NOTICE
Or
APPLICATION
FOR
BIER
LICENCE.
tOTIHE
mm
UV
CIVF.Si
thai
oil
llw
Slid
day
uf
fliniry
n-l
IIh
undPrKlRii'-d
Intend
In
Jipiily
i.
lit
l.lqunr
Cuiitrol
Hoard
for
a
llrei
in
resiHM-t
tn
re-
tnloe
Ih-Iik
pan
..r
iln'
Inilldinr
known
t
'jiniinerrUI
Hotel.''
lliniie
al
llw
rnrner
of
llr.i
AvrniK
and
t.lrlilli
Strict,
r.ttv
of
I'rlnri.
IIiiIm-i
I.
upon
Ilie
lanrls
dmrrllisd
a
l,ol
II
and
II.
Illork
9,
rlloii
I,
Map
813,
frlnre
liuwrt
land
lK-rilrllon
llirtrl.
In
lli
rroTliit-f
nf
Hrlllh
".oliim-liia.
fur
Ihf
nalr
..f
l.n-r
bv
the
K
or
by
ll
o-n
rdite
for
eunaiunpilon
on
th
prcniMM.
Iialfrt
thl
FtfOi
dav
nf
January.
!.
mMi
Ni11tV
Mrl.KOIl
HtltllV
.
WOop
(nnll-iinta
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inlantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land.
..
In
Ilia
I'rliii-e
liii-rt
t.and
RM-nrdinif
IMtrli-i
and
slttialn
nn
in
unnaiiied
11-I
In
tin"
Kanlnrn
emranre
in
lliuln
Bay
-aaire
nar
Inrnda
ltnd.
Blue
Print
llilenda
tn
i.y
for
a
Vea
Pf
tl"
tut-
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low
nit;
di-arribi'd
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r
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a
not
tltuate
nn
a
partly
Milnnerr'-d
reef
of
rm-ka
radiatinal
....
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in
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a
rlrete.
havlna
a
radliif
or
about
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feet
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mJ
L-J
MK,
CLIC
J.
MOINCAU
EfTort
to
Buy
Progressive
Sup
port
with
Promise!
Made
by
Hon.
V.
W.
Smith.
According
to
despatches
oi
Mtrious
coal
newspapers.
Ihert
was
a
poo
ai
ihuiwh
nrpmiT,
winch
turned
several
Progressive
voir
but
failett
to
turn
eruuijrli
to
npel
ihe
lloxernmeiit.
Ileie
l
a
despatch
in
roiitierlioii
with
it
Hint
appeared
In
the
I'lltimn-ion
Bulletin:
It
was
teamed
atiltinrtlntitHy
Unit
when
linn.
V.
W.
Smith,
minister
of
railway
in
the
Alberta
ginernment,
was
In
th
capital
last
week,
be
made
definite
pledge
t"
Albert
a
I'ro-
iresves
on
hfli.'il'
of
llfplil
Hoi:.
Arthur
Meiiihen.
Oonsi'rvnlM
toles
were
,t
-That
Mr.
MeigliPii.
if
hroiuhl
into
power,
would
take
over
the
Edmonton.
Oiintegnn
niiit
H.C.
railway
at
a
fair
valuation,
put
nl
1
5,0110,0011.
and
then
I
ii
in
it
over
lo
the
national
railway
and.
t
.
-
I
uat
Air.
.tiriviien
wmiio
open
negotiation
with
It.O.
got-ernnieiit
with
a
view
to
acpilr-mg
Ihe
P.ii.E.,
linking
it
up
with
I
he
Peace
Hlter
Hue.
According
lo
Progrte
mcni-
hers,
Mr.
Methen
wouhl
have
been
able
to
use
the
advantage
conferred
upon
him
by
this
Mil'
alion
so
thai
he
ennld
hate
made
a
formidable
bid
for
mere
mem
her
from
AHVrla.
Also,
it
i
Mooe
1
"aid
he
could
hate
grnally
em
u
,1
tarraeil
me
miter
Kovermneoi.
Il
is
understoou
lhat
the
ptetlu
has
been
rViiewed
tnee
Thurs
day's
division
wild
the
object
nf
bringing
more
Progrettes
lati
line.
lie
:at
reception
-
After
all.
where
would
woman
lie
without
tier
finery?
She
Preumah)y
in
her
balh.
NOTICC
TO
CONTNaCTONS.
Ttna.ra
fe
Print
t)rt
Whrf
ts-
ftmtlton
srtl.EII
TKMU.II
rnhir.-l
TIMhr
for
mrl
ut
l-rliwe
liut-rl
Wharf
Mm
Ourlii.n
'
lll
Ik-
i.
.
.
iiJ
1j
Hie
l..n
rallc
itie
V
uti-lri
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r.ililir
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...
l.
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mi
uriHl
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iby
t
i.niMr),
I
.
t"t
fv-iinlrwiMa
if
Hm-
s.-.lrii
rl
l
1'r.mu.
il
n.irrn
iim-iii
Wliart
ii
I'rliwv
liulrl.
B.C.
I-Uii-.
.f-riririlKSK.
ronirarl
and
fiirni-
f
IHNlr
nia
tir
wn
l
ami
allrr
IIm-
llib
day
nf
Jamiar),
lfA,
and
lurllH-r
InfnrmatNin
olilainml
fnmi
In
M-parl-liK-tlt
ur
I'liltllr
Vurk.
l-arlUiiH-iil
Sulla
linra,
WltM-ia,
H.t
.,
Us-
ilvneral
lurrin.ii
iH-IMiiiisnil
1-nblii
Wura.
Omrl
Uimio-.
Vatminvrr.
B.C..
awl
Ihe
lllrtrt
I
nun
rr,
Ortirl
lbue.
reilire
lluwrl.
B.C.
I
ifiin
nf
Un.
.wirirallMii.
rr.,
rau
iir
itlilaiiHM
rririii
IIm
Itriiamiieul
n
INiviin-iit
i.f
a
ik.Hnu
nf
rir
dollar
lilib
win
in-
r-rimii
ki
iik
reiiirn
r
iif
plan.
Hi-.,
in
iokmI
ordrr
I
I'.arh
Iriidrr
Hiiist
I
amunanlsl
by
!
an
arrrnml
bank
rtH-qira
mi
a
.-liarlrml'
liank
!
i.aoada.
mads
imtalilr
In
Ilie
II.HH.ralile
Hit
Minl.lrr
ut
i'ulilir
Wiirkn.
'
rr
Um-
inn
if
rlrtil
liuiMln-d
dllarf
(iohhi
Mlilrli
Pl.all
furrrllrlt
If
IIm
I'irl)
iriidrrin-
iIis-Iiimi
l.
t-flK-r
lain'
ruiilriri
lifu
ralkl
tim
in
do
The
,
rlMMus
nf
lw
niKTf
ml
kn.Hi-r
will
t
reiaiiH-a
a
-uriiy
lur
lie1
am-
aim
ratttifHl
Mrriniiaiir
nf
ik
wk
till
atlrarir)
rirti,pl,lu.n
of
the
runlrart.
Trndrr
will
mil
tf
fiild,rrd
unlm
Inadr
mil
mi
fin-tin
suiitilmt,
lin-d
with
Oh-
aiiial
imulurr
if
tlw
t-ndrrr
and
rii'towd
tn
tli
m-i,w
fumivliMl.
Tlw
l.iwei
nr
any
trndrr
nul
iH-irarlljr
ir
copied.
V.
Mlll.il'.
t'rpiily
Mlnller
and
I'uldtr
Vork
r.tirlnr,
DlnrlnMfii
nf
rvtilli
Wnrkt,
rtrllnnrnl
flullflinr.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Inttnllon
l
Applr'to
Laaaa'
Land.
In
Prlnrt
lliifwrt
Land
llsrnntina
Dla
trlrl
uf
Prim-it
fiuperi,
and
sittiaie
nor
111
allure
ut
shannon
kar.
Ouri
I'harlotte
Mam.i.
11.
C
TAkK
MiTK
K
that
Jam
Deldlnt
Slranr
and
llobrrl
C.
Ooaar.
nf
Vaiirouvrr,
B.i:.,
iM-rniiiilnn
rannrr)ai-n.
Inienda
lo
anplr
fur
a
lra
uf
Ins
fn
lowlnr
de
rrllied
freliorr
ft
shannon
bar,
ynn
charlotte
Itlanda:-
CoiniiK-iirinr
at
a
iil
planted
on
the
abore
of
shannon
Hay
about
too
feet
In
a
aotitiiweoeny
uirt-rnon
rriHii
K.mti-et
corner
in
l.nt
Ul,
aald
poat
belni
norltat
rnrner
f
an
anntli-allon
In
pnr-
iliax.
by
it
Fleldinr
Slrana;
tltenre
eoinliweilerly
follow
Inr
hirh
water
mark
nr
Mhomion
bay
about
7l0
fret
to
a
xial
9A9
feet
aoulh
and
7A?
fis-
weal
uf
toulll-weol
rnrner
uf
lJd
161':
then,-,
weal
Itt.i
feet
in
I
lie
hlrli
water
mark
of
an
I
land
t.Hnr
in
appiiraiion
in
w-aae
by
rrly
and
Mnilliwealerly
following
Ihe
hlh
water
inara
ui
aia
lanu
in
a
poini
o
fe-t
im.iiIIi
and
1
1
tS
feet
weal
ur
aolllh-wet
corner
I14P:
Ihenre
weal
10(1
feel:
Ibetiee
north
till
feet,
more
or
leaa;
thenee
ial
StA
feel,
more
ur
leaa,
to
the
point
of
ruiiitiienrenieni,
and
rtiiilaliiinr
9
aerra,
lliorr
or
irw.
noitT.
C.
no.E
and
JAS.
IIKt-TUMJ
STIlAtO,
Applicant
Per
Will.
0,
MllrhHI,
.rei.t
Haled
nvi-inler
I0ll,
lt.
LAND
ACT
Notleo
of
Inlantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Lan
In
the
oueeii
Uiarlntte
Inland
Matrlrt
Land
neeordiii
nialrlrt
nf
Prinre
nupert.
and
annate
on
Ihe
J'lireahore
of
Yeatallon
Bay.
Mae
Inlel.
TAKE
NOTICE
lhal
r.nrene
II.
Simpson.
if
Maxell,
iH-riiiiatliiu
eaimery
tiianarer.
Inlemla
tn
apply
fur
a
leac
nf
the
follow
lotr
dearrllied
lundi:
Conimenrina
at
a
pnt
planted
on
the
Marli
water
mark
about
on
ehaina
weal
from
Ihe
norlieat
rnrner
nf
Uit
1160-
It.M.
14.
.
I
Ihenre
norm
S00
feel
in
lnr
water
mark:
TAki:
NOTICE
that
(leorir
Onriloil
Bnh-
llwnre
iiorlhwealerly
too
feel
more
or
Jiy
of
Prime
Ittipert.
It.':..
Maiiufaelnrer.lle.aa;
llieme
wet
D0
feet
n
the
Aorih
'
"i
.oiiirr
ui
r..
n.
nillipanna
atUHKa-lion
to
leae;
Ihnme
aouttieaterly
fob
Inwtnr
the
hlrh
water
mark
in
the
point
nf
eimmenrHneni,
and
rnntalnlnr
two
ai-rra,
more
nr
leaa.
r:uot:.tE
ii,
bimphoji.
bated
Aoirmbar
via,
Itll.
LOOK!
Bntnritay,
Jnmi.ii
v
9A
FROM
RHEUMATISM
I
WASFAHIIRP
"
"WTV
tv
Drastic
SUITS
-
Here
is
a
wonderful
bargain
In
mljo-'iiig
u
..,
11
only.
Suit
in
Tweed.
The
fim
cmly
con-oii-r.i
newest
jonng
men
shape
and
in,
-
niom
x
and
it
Ihe
color
me
tlttlil
re'
and
i.a
eoni.tci-
vtio.-.,
fawn.
The
regular
value
i.
die
ui'
i
d
ri.li-
.,
f32.5fl.
but
you
run
hate
On
and'urin;:
'hut
m
tl..
your
cjiotee
of
any
cap
In
the
hate
t-w
all
price
store
for
only
$14.95
1
ihmi.I
t..,-k
l.
..
K
only.
Men
Hlue
lrih
Serge,
j
quoted
m
Peine.-A
wonder
value
and
a
five
rap.,
I
voiilure
to
ay
Hi
nate
about
20Ju
here
iecaue
they
are
marked
at
only
$K.95
In
IhU
lot
there
are
about
?5
irmutn
J
litxtti'M
la
n
tail
fttU
tl
al
A
READ!
sox
tl
doien
Sox.
in
black
and
irood
iiierrhnodisi-
i.,
Iiiwlml
tnn-i
nnteWv
to
adjust
in
Suit
bv
Campbell.
Welter
HlneH
"
V
i
v
and
Halrhelnr.
ywm
men'"rt
ytutr
slrne
style
n
welt
ii
more
in
insert
a-
are
ullll
enmpl.-io
M
tive
miMlels.
Herge..
twenN.
eleM!rfer
IMI
hM
g.,
H1
i
...
'
T
i
wp
36-,M'
B,I,,,
'
p"
'i
Sl0ek
"Ji.
me..,.
.!,.-
.
,ar
price
$17.95
PROFIT!
brown.
Tin
i
a
regular
3ijnl
Iwoa.lclolh
sock
4o
go
at
1
pans
or
Heavy
urey
ribbed
Wind
Sock
u-lfli
areen
IimI
aint
In.
A
regu
Ttirnbuir
fHHH
all
wool;
CAPS
Here
is
a
hargu
Men's
fine
iuhIi!
1
9Jc!ltM,
color-
lar
15c
value
for
3
ir
for
$1.0o!
'he
r
f
l
mak
Itenolar
t
ii-
i
.m
ii-
up
?6c
pair.
AdjHler'
price
UNDERWEAR
49o
vame-
i
sa.ao,
i..
jt
A
not
he,
ol
of
M
them
for
SHIRTS
8
ihuen
Men
LlHH-rweivr.
s
piere
ini,
wiai
j
larttadle
collar
to
i
i.
obl
regularly
at
2.6
garioeot.l
fs.jj
value
for
Out
they
go
mI
$1.95
i
Shirts,
in
fancy
-tin
Auuttter
lot
of
;
.
almte
in
roinoiiiaiKMi.
nnjFaney
Stnrl;
ono-
,
l
a
geoiiine
bargain
in
a
M.&
allrhet
and
m.-
suit
of
combination
(coins
(
.Mr
colfrs,
-oft
,
3"35th
w
had
of
i'
1
1
Hero
l
a
lot
of
alt
Wrnd
I
niotiMne,
smhI
ry.
Ma
i-Suits,
fleee
MmvI.
that
are
worth
i
Luna
and
Peck.
It-eally
S.Oii.
Out
Ibey
go
for
$1.85
t.4.
To
c
at
olv
How
bImhiI
a
Polluter
Sweater4;
It
lon
Piine
Sh.
A
uuantily
of
these
that
oi
for
Px.ke
in
the
e..'
a
high
a
K5.50.
In
all
Ihe
.Iripc
efreel
Mo.
wanted
shades
and
lye.
for
iommI
value
the
a!
only
adjuster's
price
of
..
$2.45.
Look
for
the
Cross
Road
Sign
at
mm
w
l
lhor
Johnsons
720
Second
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ui-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Loggers!
Loggers!
Wt'
hnvc
did
only
rnniipi
stork
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
nnil
wirts
ui
die
North.
Wo
handle
biKK'UK
t.al.lo,
Pi'iivirs
Kntvs,
iimi
grnrrnl
tininp
KiiiiifiiinL
It
will
jiiij-
you
lo
sec
us
wlion
out
rilling.
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
TUGBOATS
Day
Phonei
423
538
Or.
23S
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
'251
Nlflht
Phonei
687
Prnrlimfs
I
A
Or.
238
M.
at
VV4VVl.a
aVtVVt
GEO.
Q.
BU8HBY,
Man.
Dir.
1115
tIJI
MX
t1
Black
735