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FRIDAY
SEPT.
30
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return
limit
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Your
last
opportunity
to
go
Eait
on
exceedingly
low
round
trip
summer
excursion
fare.
Liberal
stop-overs
going
and
returning.
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will
tell
ra
t
t
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four
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PACSFIC
ta
oveuand
noun
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
ItCrttTAS
IRRiDESCEffTa
a
vuBBucd
........
a
iVKRY
woman
who
has
atr
tempted
to
have
the
family
wash
dune
in
her
home
knows
what
a
bunch
of
weary
worriment
it
meuiin.
We
will
charge
you
little
for
our
services.
Let
us
take
the
trouble
off
your
hands.
Pioneer
Laundry
I'hone
11S
YOU
ARE
INVITED
Ladies'
Coals
Hafs
and
Dresses
at
The
Louvre
316
Third
Avenue
Next
Royal
Bank
Thor
Johnson
for
Mens
Clothing
and
Furnishings
The
home
of
"SOCIETY
BRAND"
CLOTHES
VERY
LATEST
FALL
GOWNS
Countess
on
VWt
to
Canada
Out
fitted
Ilefore
Leaving
France
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
IS
-An
mflirair.i.
ol
the
oorrwt
fan
and
winter
wardrobe
lor
tbe
woman
ot
fashion,
as
pre-estbed
by
a
famous
Frenn
rciurturlrr
l
found
In
tb
distinctive
ward
rube
de
signed
by
this
authority
for
the
Com-teane
de
Ssgonaae.
one
of
the
moat
bssutlful
and
best
known
uaien
in
French
society,
whs
ha
Juit
sailed
toi
America
to
vlalt
Lady
AMan
of
Mantreul
Incorporating
the
bn.
but
not
the
osteatttiously
novel,
practical
wtthuut
i
being
plain,
elegant
and
dignified,
and
i
at
we
same
ium
-young."
the
ward
J
robe
wat
chown
wtth
the
dlacmton
and
yet
with
the
daring
which
makes
the
true
Parlslenne
m
distinct
and
enviable
a
figure
tn
the
world
of
fashion.
Particularly
for
rporta
during
the
cold
autumn
days
in
Canada,
the
Cora-teane'de
Sagewaae
chose
"Chauetir."
a
heavy
wostlen
ault,
aultable
tor
motoring
or
shooting,
with
a
plaid
tweed
Jacket-blouse
with
revere
and
double-breuted
front,
which
la
worn
with
a
almple
straight
aklrt
of
plain
brown
tweeda.
The
accompanying
top
coat
la
of
the
plain
brown
tweed,
lined
with
the
plaid
wool,
and
baa
reveree
of
the
plaid
material
and
collar
and
cuffa
of
brown
aetrakan
fur.
The
huge
patch
pocketa
are
moat
practicable,
and
the
WATER
NOTICE
DIVERSION
AND
USE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Francla
Henry
Cunningham,
whose
address
la
80S
Board
)f
Trade
Building.
Vancouver.
B.C..
wUI
apply
tor
a
licence
to
take
and
use
1
:uble
foot
per
second
of
water
out
of
unnamed
atream
which
flowa
northeast
and
drain
into
Humpback
Bay,
Poreher
Island,
about
400
yard
southeast
of
northeast
corner
pout
of
Lot
103.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
atream
at
a
point
about
200
yard
from
the
mouth
of
the
river
and
will
be
used
for
fwh.
cannery
and
domestic
purpose
upon
the
land
applied
for.
being
portion
of
Lot
103,
Range
S.
Coast
District.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
an
the
25th
day
of
June.
1027.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pur-want
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act"
will
be
filed
In
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Objection
to
the
application
may
be
filed
wltb
the
aald
Water
Recorder
or
wltb
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rights;
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria.
B.C..
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
of
this
notice
in
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
la
August
4.
1927.
1
.
H.
CUNNlNOuAM,
Applicant.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
Or
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
LEASE
LAN1
TO
Ih
Atlln
Land
Recording
District
ot
the
Casslar
District,
and
situate
at
the
mouth
of
Wann
River,
about
500
feet
easterly
along
the
shore
from
the
northwest
corner
pt
the
Skylark
Mineral
Claim.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Horace
Mc-
Naughtoa
Fraser,
of
Atlln.
occupation
B.C.
Land
Surveyor,
acting
aa
agent
for
the
Engineer
oold
Alines
iita..
inc..
intends
to
apply
tor
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
500
feet
easterly
along
the
shore
from
the
northwest
corner
of
the
Skylark
Mineral
Claim;
thence
northerly
229
feet;
thence
easterly
100
feet;
southerly
160
feet,
more
or
less,
to
high
water
mark:
tnenoe
westerly
iuu
leei,
more
or
leas,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
0.5
acres,
more
or
less.
ENGINEER
OOLD
MINE8
LTD..
INC.,
Applicant.
H.
MeN.
Pracr.gent.
Dated
August
9.
1027.
W
I
lorcieani
if
n
13
Deal
call
ttia
nli.ltr
t
It
f
'
1
tness
wdtk
(.-.
sink
artis
rU
(boats'.
A
I
ttW
Clllrtt'a
Le
"111
prrth.b'r
clrar
It
la
a
fw
mknwtca.
tocsrts
t
atlwr
mm
arMaa
the
aaallary
baas.
GILLETTS
PURE
FLAKE
LYE
alight
shirring
at
the
waist
and
the
slender
belt
help
keep
the
straight,
slen-der
lines
so
favored
by
the
present
mode.
TWEEII
COAT
"Briquet"
Is
another
tweed
coat
with
huge
patch
pocketa
and
straight
line
choaien
bv
Utauiw
tK.
namlMW
It
la
TO
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dis
trict
ot
Coast
District.
Range
4.
and
situate
on
and
being
all
of
Bonllla
Island
except
that
portion
occupied
by
Indian
tteserve
number
la.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
Qle
C.
Austad.
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
occupation
rancher.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commenclnr
at
a
post
planted
at
the
southeasterly
point
ot
BonUla
Island;
thence
northerly,
westerly,
southerly
and
easterly,
following
the
sinuosities
of
Jhe
shore
line,
to
point
ot
commencement,
excepting
therefrom
that
portion
of
the
Island
occupied
by
Indian
Reserve
No.
18,
and
containing
one
thousand
acres,
more
or
less.
OLE
C.
AUSTAD,
Applicant.
Dated
July
15.
1927.
"COMPANIES
ACT"
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Rupert-Vancouver
Stevedoring
Company,
Limited.
Intends
to
apply
under
Section
39
of
the
Companies
Act.
being
Chapter
88
of
thence
the
Revised
Statutes
ot
British
Columbia.
1024.
to
change
Its
name
to
Pacific
Btevedorlng
ii
Contracting
Company,
Limited.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
this
Oth
day
of
August.
1927.
WILLIAMS,
MANSON
&
OONZALES.
Solicitors
for
the
Rupert-Vancouver
Stevedoring
Company.
Limited.
EAST,
West,
North
and
South
in
every
country
of
the
world
you
will
find
connoisseurs
of
good
whisky,
demanding
"QXADWfGiS".
To
have
achieved
such
worldwide
fame,
is
indeed
striking
tribute
to
the
exceptional
quality
of
this
fine
old
whisky.
HIRAM
WALKER
&
SONS
LIMITED
,
DlftlliCKV
AHO
HEAD
OfFICX
I
WSLKSDVIIXK.
CANADA
.'.
ESTABLISHED
1858
WRITE
TO
OUR
MONTREAL
OFFICE,
517
PHILLIPS
SQUARE,
FOR
FREE
COCKTAIL
BOOKLET
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
.
TH2
CART
K2TT3
PAGE
FTV2
w
,rn
with
tbe
straight
skirt,
pleated.
..ni
in
the
front,
u
a
maojaUt
aMrr
ii
bjsom
sad
tab
and
a
dark
blue
tie
a
h
white
polka
dot
Pur
cold
wtater
days
Is
a
og
aaat
i
:ieavy
ratine,
namrj
"La
PbUetc,"
i.t.Kbly
trimmed
with
heavy
gray
Mi
Tina
coat
k
lao
the
aide
fuU-live
long
revert
of
fur.
asag
-
tied
patent
I-,.;
.-.T
belt
m
Mack
v
:..!.
faaleaa
wHh
are
gold
bUMtJ
i
okmIi,
rkocK
To
weaV
wlU
fti
coat
on
mere
tar
:iiul
ercaalooa.
Madame
choae
a
abayle
l
'
rk
in
two
tone
of
gray
crepe
remain.
s.ft
chlffoa
velvet
playt
an
unportaot
rile
in
the
eolleeilon
of
winter
models
:
own
by
Worth.
td
the
rich
dlgmtty
of
dellclouily
sgft
fabne
as
rsfleated
m
two
aulH
tn
jrelvet
eharw
by
the
Comtesse,
boUl,.
eitravagaivay
trtmme
with
the
Ioohalred
aaft
fax.
"Tlr
aux
Pigeons."
la
of
that
sft
indefinable
blue
ao
universally
beeamlBg
to
all
blue-eyed
5women
The
froek
H
entrancingly
almple,
with
a
tong
plats
bodice,
long
tight
aleevea.
and
V
-shaped
neck.
It
is
tucked
around
the
waist,
and
tan
line
tt
ogee
more
higher
than
In
past
seasons,
and;
has
the
aide
drape
and
fullness
which
is
also
repeated
In
the
coat.
The
line
of
this
seat
la
of
that
artful
stopttclty
of
which
Worth
has
long
been
law
master.
Collar
and
cuffa
are
of
grajr
'fox.
To
rival
the
Qsr
in
virginal
wb.lt-
Maa
la
Wortk'a
tproprlaHeljr
named.
"rTeur
dea
Nelgfea,"
which
la
a
ault
aU
In
soft
white,
wltb
a
pleated
white
ehlf-
fp
velvet
ktrtC
hort
bite
-JMXet
ftned
with
blue
velvet,
which
matches
caijafed
ad
culled
In
white
x.
with
the
almost
invisible
Muc
ptaM
running
through
the
tweed,
and
which
also
matches
the
blue
velvet
frock
which
complete
the
ensemble
The
frock
la
particularly
Interesting
aa
It
combines
many
of
the
new
features
of
the
winter
collection
of
Worth.
It
has
three
tuoks
above
the
bert
of
glittering
stiver,
which
gives
It
an
apearance
of
a
shorter
walat-Une
than
we
nave
recently
seen;
Its
sleeves
are
tong
and
tight;
and
Its
aklrt
has
the
atde-wsya
flare
that
la
so
successful
In
this
present
collection.
"Mon
Prelere,"
a
straight
long
ooat,
which
Is
almple
.
and
manqlsh
not
only
In
cut
but
also
in
mawrtal,
Is
excellent
for
travelling
and
for
simple
sports.
It
1-
made
of
"men's
wear"
dark
blue
cheviot
with
a
tine
pin
stripe
of
white,
and
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
LEASE
LAND.
asi-in
pojkets.
$nd
a
tiny1
belt
aeroa,
tjl
frostt?
lis
Mouse
H
heavy
with
Horgetfe,
wtth
slne
line
of
small
flewtra
embroidered
In
minute
beads
of
varying
colors
in
soft
blue,
pinks,
and
lavenders,
around
the
cellar
and
down
the
front
an
engaging
and
delightful
ensemble.
For
those
formal
and
semi-formal
occasions
when
one'
does
not
know
Just
what
to
wear,
Worth
created
for
the
Csmtesse
a
dark
blue
lace
trook
made
over
a
straight
flesh
-colored
foundation
of
chiffon.
It
haa
particularly
Interesting
new
lines
wtth
Its
long
straight
bodice,
and
flaring
skirt
with
uneven
bem-llne.
A
pearl
buckle
with
a
knot
of
lace
seems
to
held
the
fullness
of
the
skirt
In
the
front,
and
the
whole
affect
lias
soixiethlng
of
the
medieval
although
essentially
so
modern
and
praotioal.
HLACK
EVENINO
MOWN
No
wardrobe
ecimplete
without
one
black
evening
gotrrn
and
the
new
Worth
collection
seems
to
have
a
background
of
entrancing
black
evening
gowns,
be-
vMcped
In
velvet,
crepe
romain,
georgette,
or
satin.
All
black
Is
exceptionally
smart,
but
the
Osmtesse
de
Sagonzac
could
not
resist
the
simplicity
and
rich
coloring
ot
"Le
Plloa."
a
acft
black
silk,
bordered
In
white
and
gold,
with
its
en
gaging
decollete
ana
the
brilliance
of
the
rhlnestone
buckle.
"Venlse,"
which
has
been
one
of
the
most
successful
models
in
the
present
collection,
la
shown
in
two
tones
of
gray
with
a
huge
blue
velvet
bird
embossed
with
pearls
and
blue
crystals,
but
Madame
preferred
it
In
pink
crepe
romalne
with
a
decoration
In
pearls
and
trass.
Its
engaging
hem-line
and
drapery
give
It
that
dignity
and
poise
that
Is
characteristic
ot
Worth
evening
gowns.
For
a
dancing
frock,
Madame
chore
"Pres
du
Oouer"
with
its
short
full
skirt,
simple
bodice
with
a
double
line
around
the
decolletage,
and
an
ornament
spreading
Itself
around
the
hips
tn
strass.
This
was
made
for
Madame
In
wtrtte
chif
fon,
which.
ls
also
exceedingly
smart
for
the
evening
this
season,
i
GKEEN
VELVET
'
Since
velvet
Is
so
prominent
a
fabric
in
the
mode
for
autumn
and
winter,
no
'
wardrobe
could
be
complete
without
at
I
least
one
velvet
evening
gown,
and
Madame
chose
"Le
Plalslr"
which
is
de-!
veloped
for
her
In
a
soft
shade
of
green,
ornamented
with
two
large
roses
on
one
shoulder
tn
two
shades
of
green,
1
and
dependent
therefrom
a
double
chain
;
of
Imitation
emeralds
and
diamonds:
:
This
gown,
has
a
bolero
In
the
back
only
and
the
front
drajbejry
at
both
bodice
i
and
sldf.-fa
a,
nBiertrieofc.
of
the
cou-;;
'
'
'
ier
art
V
-"v
"Rose
fle
Noel"
Was
the
only
negligee
chosen
by
the
Comtesse.
Its
material
4s
'pale
pink
georgette
with
a
band
of
heavy
ecru
lace
on
the
sleeveless
coat.
Practically
all
the
most
elaborate
of
the
Worth
negligees
have1
separate
coats
cither
with
or
without
sleeves.
This
wardrobe,
chosen
by
one
of
the
best
dressed
women
In
Paris,
la
remarkable
for
Its
simplicity
and
absence
of
extreme
or
strikingly
new
features,
although
It
Is
the
epitome
of
the
season's
chic
and
good
taste.
The
Frenchwoman
Is
most
careful
to
make
only
subtle
changes
from
season
to
season,
and
thus
helps
to
make
fashion's
changes
an
evolution
rather
than
a
revolution.
SOCIAL
CLIMBERS
IN
BRITAIN
SECURE
NEEDED
PUBLICITY
LONDON.
Sept.
16.
Certain
social
climbers
are
alleged
to
be
adopting
an
I
Ingenious
expedient
to
obtain
further
public
notice
in
tneir
.course
upward.
,
Invitations
to-
such
a
function
as
a
Royal
Garden
Party
are
naturally
dls-!
trlbuted
by
the
hundreds
"and.
given
the
requisite
pushfulness.
there
Is
no
great
difficulty
In
securing
one.
The
social
climber,
therefore,
reckoning
up
the
situation,
comes
to
the
conclusion
I
.
that
there
Is
not
much
distinction
to
be
gained
from
accepting
such
an
invitation,
but
he
(or
more
often
she
may
gain
a
gratifying
.amount
of
publicity
If
the
invitation
Is
declined.
A
little
sheaf
of
notices,
therefore,
appears
from
time
to
time
In
the
"social
column"
of
certain
newspaper
on
these
lines.
"Mr.
and
Mrs.
High-
1
f
-2L
CP
Refreshing
as
a
dip
in
sparkling
lake
or
bracing
sea,
a
pipeful
of
Old
Chum
is
a
sure
route
to
spoking-
satisfaction.
This
most
popular
of
s
tobaccos
has
back
of
it
a
forty-year
record
for
mellowness
richness
and
constant,
even
flavour.
Everywhere
it
is
daily
gaining
new
and
enthusiastic
friends.
Smoke
this
cool
and
fragrant
tobacco
made
from
the
finest
Virginia
leaf.
Find
out
how
really,
satisfying
and
soothing
a
tobacco
can
be.
Remember
to
save
the
"Poker
Hands,"
packed
in
Old
Chum.
They
entitle
you
to
valuable
presents.
'
The
large
25c.
packagk
contains
two
"Poker
Hands"
OLD
CHUM
K3
mSm
i
mi
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
T
flyer
greatly
regret
they
were
unavoidably
prevented
from
obeying
their
Majesties
commands
on
the
occasion
of
the
Royal
function
last
Thursday."
or.
"Miss
Muriel
Oadabout
it
at
present
at
Baden
and
was
therefore
unable
to
be
present
at
the
Duchess
of
Doubleglou-cester's
reception."
If
you
looked
Into
Miss
Muriels
real
whereabouts
you
would
perhaps
find
she
was
not
at
Baden
Baden,
but
at
Margate
Margate.
These
notices,
of
course,
are
paid
tor
as
advertisements.
Many
papers,
though,
will
no
accept
them.
Social
aspirants
who
adopt
such
a
dodge
would
doubtless
be
crestfallen
If
II
they
realized
that
It
Is
a
breach
of
social
etiquette
to
decline
a
general
invitation
which
emanates
ffom
the
highest
quarter,
and'
still
more
It'
Is
a
grave
social
misdemeanour
to
make
public
one's
Inability
to
attend.
The
proper
course
Is
to
write
a
letter
to
the
Lord
Chamberlain's
Department,
asking
that
under
the
exceptional
circumstances
the
Invitation
may
be
withdrawn,
and
specifically
explaining
why
attendance
'
,as
impossible.
Advertise
in
The
Da'Jy
News
i
Vf.sl
Engagement
and
wedding
rings
of
value
and
distinction
Engagement
and
(luTTiond-iet
uetUmg
rings,
$2
tO
l0
The
two
nuptial
rings
you
give
her
can
never
be
replaced.
Their
purchase
is
among
the
most
important
in
life,
and
should
by
all
means
be
made
at
a
well-known,
thoroughly
reputable
house.
Our
rings
are
of
recognized
value,
fashionedin
all
the
newer
settings.
And
our
standing
in
this
community,
to
gether
with
membership
in
the
Gruen
Watch
Makers
Guild,
assures
your
satisfaction.
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
Jewellers
The
Store
with"
the
Clock.
asBBSsal
The
Last
Few
Dav
at
Bent's
BARGAINS
YOU'LL
NEVER
FORGET
COATS
-nu'Jf
.
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MILLINERY
DRESSES
LINGERIE
BENT'S
Third
Avenue
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
s
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home"
120
Rooms,
American
and
European
Plan.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
Bus
meets
all
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Room
Phone
51.
L.
Martin,
Manager.