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SIX
THE
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PRINTING
Stationery
Office
Supplies
School
Supplies
Kodaks
Films
Phonographs
Records
Novelties
Dennison
Goods
Birthday
and
Every
Day
Cards
Third
Avenue
(Opposite
Third
Street)
Phone
234
WEEK-END
Meat
Specials
at
MUSSALLKM'S
MEAT
MARKET
GOOD
STEER
BEEF
Boiling
Beef,
per
lb.
..
10c
Stewing
Beef,
per
lb.
122c
Pot
Roast
Beef,
per
lb.
122c
and
15c
Shoulder
Steak,
per
lb..
.
15c
Rib
Roast
of
Beef,
per
lb.
20c
Baby
Beef,
per
lb.
20c
&
25c
Good
Corn
Beef,
per
lb.
10c
Tickled
Tork,
per
lb.
.
.
20c
VEAL
Leg
of
Veal,
per
lb.
..
30c
Shoulder
of
Veal,
per
lb.
20c
Stewing
Veal,
per
lb.
..
15c
Bacon,
sliced,
per
lb.
.
.
45c
Fresh
Killed
Fowl,
per
lb.
35c
Mussallem
Grocery
COMPANY
LTD.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phone
18
and
Rhone
84
II.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
The
Swimming
Season
is
now
at
its
best
I
.
An
all
Wool
Bathing
Suit
will
add
to
your
enjoyment.
They
fit
and
look
well.
JANTZEN,
UNIVERSAL
&
PENMAN'S
BATHING
SUITS
For
Ladies,
Children
and
Youths
H.S.WaUaceCo.Ltd.
Phone
9
Third
and
Fulton
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
We
carry
a
fine
stock
of
imported
Woollens.
Union
label
on
every
garment.
We
employ
only
Union
labor.
Every
suit
guaranteed
perfect
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
ALASKA
PLANS
COLONIZATION
OF
TERRITORY
Secretary,
of
.Bureau!.
in
Seattle
"
I'IMtl
1.
L
1
1
'
tiMiiiiK
ncicnianri.
.onnrc
,
tlon
With
Scheme
.
KETCHIKAN.
JulJ
SO.
Practical
colonization
of
Alaskan
lands
to
trie
eitent
that
the
llxruatrtra
of
the
trrrt-
tory
cut
absorb
new
settlers
U
tAe
present
mission
of
Oharlea
D.
Oarfleld.
Isccretary
of
the
Alaska,
bureau
of
the
J
Seattle
Chamber
of
Oonunffw.
t
was
a
passenger
on
the
steamship
Tukan.
operated
by
the
Alatka
Stoamshtp
Company,
on
his
may
to
8
ward
and
Fair
banks.
While
hU
boat
waa
tn
Ketchikan.
Mr.
Oarfleld
attended
a
meeting
of
the
notary
Club
and
alio
conferred
wttti
W
r.
Schlothan.
president
of
the
Ketchikan
Chamber
of
Commerce,
about
the
forthcoming
trip
of
Mayor
Landei
of
Seattle.
NEW
.MOVEMENT
The
Seattle
Chamber
of
Commerce,"
aald
Mr.
Oarfleld.
"haa
a
apedal
committee
appointed
to
look
after
proposed
colonization
work
in
Alaaka.
a
new
movement
which
the
Seattle
body
baa
taken
up
in
connection
with
tta
work
for
assisting
Alaskan
enterprtoea.
"Aside
from
my
regular
routine
trip
to
Alaska?,
my
present
mission
1
to'
get
together
such
data,
and
faU
for
at
tracting
settlers
of
the
right
class
to
Alaska.
I
am
to
be
assisted
tn
this
work
by
the
Chambers
of
Commerce
tn
Alaska.
The
Idea
Is
not
to
start
settlers
boom,
but
to
secure,
if
possible,
enough
settlers
to
engage
In
fanning
and
grazing
to
take
care
of,
local
market
condition."
Speaking
about
the
new
mining
de
partment
of
the
8eattle
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Mr.
Oarfleld
aald
It
making
progress,
and
that-
the
main
oumMR
or
Tnm
mlijAlnnarv
worlr
mrmi
perty.
The
work
covers
the
northwest
COME
IN
ON"
SATURDAY
Extra
Specials
Heinz
Tomatoe
Catsup
Per
bottle
.
0rJ
Heinz
Combination
Special
1
tin
Pork
and
Beans
1
tin
Spaghetti
1
tin
Tomatoe
Soup.
Any
two
for
25
Here
Is
a
cash
only
special
For
Saturday
only
Pacific
Milk,
tall
tins,
per
tin
10?
6
tins
only
to
one
customer
Will
deliver
Milk
if
Included
with
other
goods
Fresh
Milk
Arriving
Daily
Extra
Quality
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
45
and
574.
Canton
Crepe
DRESSES
from
$12.50
Smart
little
Wash
Dresses
sizes
7
to
16
From
$1.50
to
$2.25
BENT'S
LADIES'
READY-TO-WEAR
Third
Avenue
For
Ladysmith-.
Wellington
COAL
Phone
580
HydeTransfer
And
Coal
Co.
139
Second
Avenue
TO
Eastern
Canada
niii;n
i:i
wnoir.
rut
m:s
4
Fill
a
wire
basket
with
peaches
Plunge
then
Into
boiling
water
for
3
minutes
ana
tnen
the
skins
will
come
off
easily
Drop
the
fruit
into
cold
water
to
keep
tin
roior
For
9
pounds
I
of
fruit
use
H
pounds
urirulated
fiugar
I
and
1
tifnt
wrttj-r
Hrr
M.
mii
-ft
r
.rul
water
ui:o'.!ipr
a:.-l
v-tu'.n
it
bolls
skim
TO
EUROPE
I
MAKH
MAKH
RESERVATION'S
RESERVATION'S
NOW
NOW
1
t'ltOM
MONTREAL
To
Lhrrpool
'Aug.
5.
Sept.
2
Minnedosa
Aug.
12.
Sept.
9
Montclare
Aug.
19,
'Sept.
16
Montrone
Aug.
36.
Sept.
23
Montcalm
'This
sailing
calling
at
Greenock,
in
Glasgow
Sept.
10
Marloch
To
Ilelrast-Ulafccow
Aug.
1.
Sept.
1
Metacama
Aug.
16,
Oct.
6
Mellta
To
Antwerp
Sept.
8
Mellta
t'UOM
JI
I
IIKC
To
ChrrlHtiirR-Noutliamplnn-
Aug
10.
Sept.
9
Moat&alm
7
Aug.
IB.
tsept.
9
Moatrojal
To
Antwerp
only.
tTo
Antwerp,
via
Cherbourg
and
Southampton
To
Cherbourg-Southampton
anil
llamhurg
Aug
3.
Aug.
31
Empress
of
Australia
tAug.
16.
tSept.
7
Ejnp.
of
Scotland
JAug.
24,
Tgept.
14
Empress
of
France
tTo
Hamburg.
tTo
Southampton
via
Cherbourg
AprlT
to
Azent
every
J.
J.
FORSTEI
FORSTER.
General
ieneral
Pin.
Pin.
,
J.
m
W
S.S.
Agent,
m
C.P.R.
Station,
Station,
Vancouver.
Vancouver.
Jff
Telepbo
Telephone
Seymour
2610
REMEMBER
!
For
Montreal
pricca
on
Clothing
Men
.&
Boys
Don't
forget
the
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
R.
Miller
Proprietor
M
CENTRAL
&
EASTERN
STATES
EDMONTON-CALGARY
JASPER
Ti.
k-ts
on
sale
to
Sept
30th.
Final
return
limit
Oct.
31st
Choice
of
routes:
.v''oovers.
Full
information
from
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE
328
Third
Avenue.
Phone
2G0
MINING
IMU'MTKV
One
ot
the
objects
of
tkt
work."
I
aald
Mr.
Oarfleld.
"la
to
teaeto
bankers
'
and
others
that
mining
Is
fust
a
tourd
investment
aa
any
other
Indus-t
try
when
put
on
a
practical
business
toast-"
He
said
the
object
of
the
chamber
if
to
also
create
a
revolving
fund
of
11.-000,000
to
help
develop
prospects
to
the
point
where
mining
investors
would
Uke
hold:
also
to
help
establish
a
,
mining
stock
exchange
in
Seattle.
In
referring
to
work
accomplished
Seattle
Pur
Exchange,
which,
he
said,
bad
grown
from
a
corporation
of
1400.-000
three
years
ao
to
3
.000
.000
worth
of
business
for
the
present
season,
and
that
the
exchange
was
now
paying
dividends.
SEASONABLE
RECIPE
til
niiinminimiinniniiiii
,
,;..::
.r:,i
sTrrrmrmmirmCTiiimrminmrimwirnimimnnminiirniiniiiiiMinifiiiii
"SEE
CANADA
IN
CANADA'S
DIAMOND
JUSIUX
YEAR.
IStf
lMT
i
Ran
ad
san
National
and
Alaska.
Mr.
Oarfleld
amid
that
each
,
it.
When
the
syrup
is
boiling,
drop
property
sent
to
his
offlo
k
published
the
peaches,
a
few
at
time,
into
the
In
a
bulletin
which
goes
so
saining
In-
syrup
Cook
them
genUy
for
10
min
to
help
the
prospector
finance
hi.
pro-!?'
tT
TT..
"
!
ute,
then
put
them
into
Jars
and
fUl
the
)ar
with
the
strained
syrup,
the
Jars
at
once.
GREAT
GATHERING
Seal
OF
EDUCATIONISTS
TO
BEMTERTAINED
IHtrrve
lrograni
Arrancrd
by
Canadian
Trarlirrs
l'or
(iuesls
I'rom
all
Countries
TORONTO.
July
M.
Toronto
teach
ers,
who
are
the
boats
to
the
edweattoo-
al
army
which
congregates
in
the
city
for
the
week
-of
August
7-13
for
the
second
biennial
conference
of
the
World
Federation
of
Educational
Associations.
are
preparing
to
entertain
the
visitors
on
a
large
scale.
Pageants,
concerts.
garden
partica,
excursion
and
church
eery
Ices
are
being
arranged
under
Capa
ble
direction,
so
that
the
6,000
dele
gate,
representing
countries,
wlU
derive
much
entertainment
from
the
con-
lercnce,
aa
well
as
aid
in
their
chosen
u,
rk.
On
four
stages
rising
one
above
the
other
in
the
Collation
of
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
1.400
peraona
will
present
the
moat
spectacular
feature
of
this
section
of
the
program
a
symbolic
pageant
entitled
"The
Heart
of
the
World."
The
pageant
wUl
be
presented
on
the
evening
of
August
9.
Through
the
mediums
of
music.
dancing
and
costuming,
the
performers
will
give
a
colorful
picture
of
the
devel
opment
of
the
world
from
savagery
to
civilization
through
the
Influence
of
education.
The
pageant
will
Include
many
national
aire,
folk
songs
and
folk
dances
and
will
terminate
with
a
mag
nificent
finale
anaeanlite
representing
the
world
tn
harmony
through
the
power
of
the
child.
The
chorus
number
will
be
rendered
by
a
chorus
of
60
soloists,
chorus
of
30
International
groups,
chorus
of
COO
from
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Exhibition
chorus
and
a
chorus
of
350
children.
'
TERRACE
Mrs.
Elizabeth
B.
Allen
of
Honolulu
who
has
spent
the
past
month
as
the
gueat
of
Mrs.
Oeo.
XJttle
left
on
Thurs
day
for
Taooma.
Mra.
Allen
waa
the
gueat
of
honor
at
a
number
of
social
alfalfa
during
the
wee,
those
enter
taining
for
her
Including
Mrs.
C.
L.
M
Oigsjey.
Mrs.
George
Little.
Mrs.
Ardagh,
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OK
INTENTION'
TO
API'LY
TO
LEASE
LANIi.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dis
trict
oi
coast
District.
Range
4.
ana
sn
uate
on
and
belne
all
of
Bonilla
Island
except
that
portion
occupied
by
Indian
Kaserve
numoer
la
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
Ole
C.
Auetad,
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
occupation
rancher,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
leae
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
souraeavieriy
point
oi
uonuia
isiana,
thence
northerly,
westerly,
southerly
and
easterly,
following
the
alnuosltlee
of
the
shore
line,
to
point
of
commencement,
excepting
therefrom
ttoat
portion
of
the
island
occupied
by
Indian
Reserve
no.
18
and
containing
one
thousand
acre,
more
or
less.
OLE
0.
AUSTAD,
uatea
juiy
is,
1
827.
NOTICE.
Applicant,
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
application
for
the
Issue
of
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
for
Lot
one
1
1
of
Lot
three
nun-
dred
and
alxty
(300).
Range
five
(5),
Coast
District.
Man
970.
Satisfactory
proof
of
the
loss
of
the
Certificate
of
Title
covering
the
above
land
having
been
produced
to
me.
It
la
my
Intention
to
Issue,
after
the
explra
tlon
of
one
month
from
the
first
pub
Ucatlon
hereof,
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
to
the
above
land.
In
the
name
of
ALICE
CLAPP.
The
original
Certlfl
cate
of
Title
Is
dated
the
29th
November,
1912.
and
Is
numbered
26051.
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
July
15,
1B27.
H.
F.
MacLEOD,
Registrar
of
Titles
Spring
Time
Is
CELERY
KING
Time
Srew
a
orp
f
this
fine
old
vegetable
tonic
It
is
all
the
spring
medicine
you
need.
It
drives
out
winter's
poisons.
Improves
the
appetite
sod
mates
you
feel
bctrec
rlgbtawav.
CELERY
ICING
Is
good
for
the
whole
family.
Ax
druiiu,
iOc
Ot
Siturda."
McArthur
Shoe
Store
Annual
ummer
Sale
Our
last
Sale
a
year
ago
was
a
great
success
because
then
u
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
real
shoe
value
which
the
thrifty
hou
c
was
quick
to
recognise.
This
year's
sale
we
anticipate
will
lie
a
r
breaker
as
our
stock
is
very
large
and
complete
in
overy
line
of
i
shoe
needs.
Our
mottc
is
QUALITY
and
you
may
bo
aurtired
that
what,
merchandise
you
buy
at
our
Sale
you
will
get
sterling
values
at
hi;
ductions
in
prices.
THE
MACFAKLANE
SHOE
Ladies'
One
Strap.
In
Patent
Leather
with
fine
hand-turned
sole
and
Cuban
heel.
These
shoes
rank
aa
Canada's
finest
hand-turned.
Exceptional
value.
Summer
Sale
CClOC
Trice
OUR
MOTTO
QUALITY
Price
IS
MEN'S
SPORT
OXFORDS
In
canvas
with
brown
leather
trimming,
rubber
heels
and
leather
soles,
bummer
Sale
Q-f
AC
IIttU
MEN'S
WORK
HOOTS
Kip
uppers
with
double
Panco
soles
and
heels,
made
over
the
famous
Munson
last.
Here
is
a
snap!
Summer
Sale
C
OK
Price
ren
and
Mrs.
H.
E.
Yard
of
Anyox
left
for
their
heme
on
Thursday
alter
hav
ing
spent
several
weeks
holidaying
In
the
Kalum
Lake
district.
E.
A.
Nlckerton
and
It.
C.
Webber
wtto
spent
several
days
at
Lakeise
Ike
on
a
fishing
trip
returned
to
Ter
race
on
Tuesday
and
left
for
'their
homes
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday
C.
W.
Homer
Is
an
official
visitor
In
;
the
district
this
week.
R.
Boyes,
Salvation
Army
Captain
of
Ilazetton,
arrived
in
town
on
Thursday
on
a
canvassing
trip.
Darren
WtUson.
who
has
been
spending
a
holiday
with
Dorothy
Whitlow
at
Usk,
returned
home
on
Thursday.
Jack
McCubbln
of
Pacific
la
spending
the
week
camping
at
Lakelse
Lake
with
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Allen
and
family.
Misses
Fanny
McLaren
and
Bessie
Moore
are
holidaying
at
nemo,
Mrs.
W.
W.
Noonan
and
daughters
returned
to
Tclkwa
on
Tuesday
after
spending
a
week
with
Mrs.
P.
W.
Bohi
ler.
One
of
the
Lakelse
Hatchery
employees
was
taken
to
the
Hazel
ton
hospital
on
Thursday
afternoon
suffering
from
a
badly
smashed
face
the
result
of
an
accidental
blow
with
a
sledge
hammer.
:
The
weather
throughout
the
past
week
has
been
unusually
hot
with
clear
bright
sunshine.
Even
the
cool
evenings,
usually
characteristic
of
the
district,
seem
to
have
left
and
a
heavy
rain
would
now
be
much
appreciated.
The
News
and
Critic.
Laconla,
prints
this
regarding
a
roadside
notice
In
New
Hampshire:
"By
order
of
the
selectmen,
cows
grazing
by
the
roadside
or
riding
bicycles
on
the
sidewalks
Is
hereby
for-
o.ddtu."
Norway
Advertiser.
Canada's
finest
Footwear
for
men.
Discontinued
lines
in
Dla'ck
and
Drown
Calf.
A
good
selection
of
the
newest
lasts
and
patterns
in
all
sites.
Heal
values.
Summer
Sale
Price
.
...
4
.
i
......
.
S7.45
Ladies'
Shoes
Hundreds
of
pairs
grouped
in
this
lot,
in
Patent,
Kid,
Gray
and
Satin
in
the
latest
combinations
and
trimmings.
In
one
strap,
Oxfords,
and
ties,
with
Cuban
or
spike
heel.
Good
shoes
at
a
modest
price.
Summer
Sale
Price
83.85
THE
.
RICHMOND
k.I'jE
Men's
Oxfords,
n
the
manufacturer
Astoria
Shoe,
in
-titching
and
p.ttt,
r
black
and
brow
i
i
herrjr
ml,
pan
hm.
with
trirwniiiK'-
stylish
priT:.8"'.
S6.85
OUR
.MOTTO
I
QUALITY
LADIES
OXFORDS
In
brown
calf
ti
laid
with
lizar'l
mings,
low
walking
Summer
Sale
Price
54.45
CHILDREN'S
SHOI
ThouMtyU
of
ri'
incase
from
for
th.
folk
in
mimcrou
and
patterns.
Ever
reduced
to
Sijmmt
Prices.
This
is
the
weather
for
CANVAS
SHOES
and
our
store
is
the
plae
M.
McARTHUR
Mrs.
Djver,
Mrs.
Oreig.
Mrs.
Brooks
and
Mra.
Munro.
Miat
Doris
Robinson
who
has
been
holidaying
at
the
home
or
her
friend
Mies
Marjorle
Attwood
returned
to
ber
home
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
H.
a.
Trcfor
and
child
Third
Avenue.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
9
in
Moore
and
t
The
gay
tale
of
sl
Telephone
Girl.
MCK-MULIIALL,
SAM
HARDY,
JED
PROUTY,
BROOKS
BENEDICT,
ALMA
BENNETT,
1
1
EDI)
A
HOPPER,
KATE
PRICE,
EMILY
FITZROY,
and
many
others
CHRISTIE
C0MEI)Y"C00L
OFF."
PATIIE
REVIEW
Admission
50c
and
25c