PAGE
SIX
I
J
If
WSi
2sttilM
Tills
advertisement
.
not
published
or
displayed
iy
the
l.lijuur
Control
Hoard
or
hy
the
(ioveriiini'iil
of
llriliali
Columbia.
iiiG
hkductions
All
Woollen
Goods
Reduced
STOCK
.MUST
(10
Ladies'
Combinations,
reg.
$3.25.
Sale
$2.73
Ladies'
Combinations,
reg.
$2.00.
Sale
$1.50
Ladies
Combinations,
reg.
s
$1.50.
Sale
$1.15
Girls'
Combinations,
reg.
$1.50.
Sale
$1.05
Girls'
Combinations,
reg.
$1.50.
Sale
$1.13
Girls'
Combinations,
reg.
$1.50.
Sale
$1.25
Just
arrived
new
ship-nent
of
Elasco
Wool.
All
hode.
2
hi.lls
33c
Monarch
Drush
Wool,
2
balls
MUSSALLEM'S
Have
Your
Eyes
Examined
I'oor
eyes
and
poor
glasses
are
a
pitiful
combination.
Good
glasses
will
make
good
eyes
of
poor
eyes.
If
your
present
glasses
do
not
suit
your
eyes
for
any
reason,
you
are
criminally
negligent
of
your
future
if
you
do
not
secure
the
proper
glares
at
once.
Lowest
prices.
Expert
fier-
A.
E.
IRELAND
Graduate
Optometrist
319
Third
Avenue.
Opposite
G.W.V.A.
WOOD
Dry
Jack
I'ine,
Cedar,
Hirch
and
Spruce
Per
load
$0.50
Per
half
load
$3.50
Per
sack
50c
Firelighters
48
for
$1.00
delivered.
Hydelransler
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Duy
WE
I1UY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
"FLU"
DEADLIER
THAN
Til
WAR
r.s.
iovi:nMENT
.statistic
hi;.
viat
staktumi
r.trrs
iv
ki:i.aiio.v
tci
riari;
and
wau
timi:
deaths
The
United
State
Bureau
of
Census.
Investigating
the
recent
epidemic
thru
wept,
not
only
over
all
of
this
country.
Uui
over
mast
of
the
civilised
world.
found
that
deaths
In
America,
proper!;.-
hargeable
to
Influent,
were
far
grvutvr
In
number,
than
deaths
from
all
cause
among
American
troops
In
the
great
conflict.
Official
Mures
available
from
foriy-six
large
cities
of
the
country.
how
that
78.000
persons
d!ed
as
the
direct
result
of
the
epidemic
of
lnfhien-ca.
The
bureau,
on
the
basis
of
the
re
port
receUed,
bolleves
that
from
40.000
to
45.000
Arrcrlcan
boys
gave
up
their
lives
abroad
this
number
Including
Jiose
who
died
from
disease
or
accident,
as
well
as
those
kUled
or
fatally
wounded
on
the
battlefields.
The
forty-ij
cities,
whose
figures
were
examined,
have
only
a
little
more
than
one-flftr-of
the
total
population
of
the
country.
The
experiences
of
this
terrible
epU
Uem'.c.
which
claimed
so
many
lives.
:iave
shown
one
thing
conclusively,
thai
Is
that
the
method
fcr
combatting
tht
"flu,"
which
met
with
the
most
marked
success
was
Chiropractic
Adjustments.
It
was
the
only
method
ttmt
was
uns
formerly
successful
during
the
epidemic.
The
percentage
of
recoveries
from
:
flu"
was
higher
under
Chiropractic
ad
justments
than
under
any
form
of
treatment.
That
is
not
all.
Important
though
It
ficance:
During
the
epidemic.
pneumonia
developed
In
but
a
very
small
pcrcent-
1N
THE
SUPHEME
COURT
OF
IJRITISH
COLUMBIA.
lie
I'll
I.
Ml)
KtTKKT
II
VIHiO-U.MTUH
rip.Mr.ixv
i.imiiki)
sai.i;
iiv
oi;i!:k
or
tiii:
coi
kt
tween
The
Rcyal
Trust
Company
and
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Company
cr
less,
exrectlnz
thereout
a
trn
nt
land
one
chain
In
width
measured
from
aignwaier
mar.
3.
That
certain
parcel
cf
land
arM
premises
situate
In
the
Coast
District
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
mere
nartlcularly
described
as
Lot
695.
Range
5.
containing
32
50
103
acres
more
or
less.
4.
Mans
deallnz
with
aurvem
nf
drainage
lc
rainfall
and
runoff
ri&t
designs
of
dams,
power
plants,
trans
mission
lines
and
receiving
station
for
Falls
and
Khatada
Rivers
development,
and
plans
of
works.
ne
Receiver
is
Informed
that
th
above
lands
parrel
1.
2
and
3
were
lectcd
bv
the
engineers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Comoany
Limited
as
being
suitable
sites
for
the
construction
of
water
power
plants.
ienaers
my
oc
made
for
all
the
aald
parcels
together
or
for
one
or
mere
separately.
Particulars
and
conditions
of
sal
m
be
hsd
upon
application
at
trie
office
o
Messrs.
Rlddell.
Stead,
Hodges
&
Winter.
Bank
of
Novs
S?otla
Bulldini;
Vanrouver.
or
at
the
office
of
the
DATED
trie
2nd
day
of
March.
10T7.
WILSON.
W1IEALLER
tt
SYMES
Sillcltors
for
the
Plaintiff.
040
Pender
Street
West.
Vancouver.
B
r.
71
PEEK
FREIN'S
Chocolate
Sandwich
Bourbon
Biscuit
Per
lb.
75c
Friday
and
Saturday
we
will
du-
jmonstratc
these
biscuits
with
a
cup
of
delicious
Tea.
As
a
Combination
Sale
we
offer?
1
lb.
Tea
1
lb.
Coffee
I
lb.
l.ourbon
Biscuits
All
3
for
$2.00
You
can
select
Tea
and
Coffee
Brands
us
follows:
Nabob,
Em
press,
Malkin'n
Best,
or
Fuller's.
See
our
windows
W.
C.
Little
of
Woodcock
ship
us
Fresh
Milk
every
train.
Let
us
deliver
you
a
quurt
daily,
20c
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
to
and
571.
;
I
Is.
.Most
people
dread
Influenra.
not
for
Itself
sllone.
but
because
pneumonia
i
8
ot
cases
under
Chiropractic
adjust-only
too
often
result
from
it
Here
Is
j
axnta-
-other
complications
and
after
another
fact,
which
In
view
of
this.
1
effect
were
also
much
less
frequent.
Is
of
the
utmost
Importance
and
signi
WHEREVER
you
buy
it
and
whencveryou
huy
it.
Ma
sic
Hairing
Powder
is
always
entirely
dependable,
because
it
contains
no
alum
or
atiull-erants
of
any
kind.
MADE
IN
CANADA
E.W.CILLETTC0.LTD
TORONTO
WINNIPEG
MONTREAL
Tl-cre
are
three
common
-
which
Influenza
manifests
itself:
The
Hcsplratory
form,
the
Castro-Intestinal
form,
and
the
Nervous
form.
"Spanish
Influenza"
seems
to
exaggerate
the
respiratory
symptom
and
to
pass
directly
into
pneusconla.
Starting
often
at
what
the
victim
supposes
is
only
.'Bother
"mere
cold"
(a
common
lnflim-mr.tlon
of
the
nasal
mucus
membranei.
'he
Inflammation
Is
apt
to
Involve
the
TAKE
NOTICE
that
pursuant
to
the
irrmbrar.ca
cf
the
mouth,
larvm
in.
S23
?Vr.'
?-kA
bronchial
tubes.
In
order
a
oonoooiaers
action
intituled
In
inc
supreme
court
of
British
Columbia
be
named
and
reaching
the
lungs
last.
UKMOVINd
tiik
u:
Influenza
Is
the
result
of
a
toslc
brought
to
enforce
the
trusts
of
an
In-
"
c'
denture
dated
the
30th
day
of
June
i
cumulation
of
waste
materials,
which
mi,
tenders
arc
invited
by
Oeorve
Ed-jshouW
have
teen
eliminated.
irlrZrX
!ti
Z?rTlAl1'
Praetor
realize,
the
"cause
day
of
September.
1916
and
the
de-r.j.and
effect"
principle
back
of
every
bod-
ui
uic
-:a
swti.n
cuum
u.e
3k
i
1
iiy
disorder
of
all
the
remaining
properties
and
asset
oi
me
saia
uompany.
The
said
proper-
Ke
u
cifntlflclly
trained
detect
and
remove
the
cause.
lie
drives
strateht
to
the
condition
respon
lrnrof
land
w
premises
situate
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
mere
particularly
described
as
Lot
635.
Range
S.
Coast
District,
containing
160
acres
more
or
Ie.
2.
That
certain
parcel
cf
land
and
premises
situate
ln
the
Proving,
rt
British
Columbia
more
particularly
de-
.iisi:u
as
un
uoo,
Kange
o,
t;oast
urn-trict.
containing
37
81
'100
urn
mar
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACTAMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
VacJint.
unreyerved.
survvyed
Crown
lands
may
be
pre-empted
by
lirilikli
Kubjeets
over
'.S
years
of
age.
rf1
by
all-ns
on
declaring
Intention
hi
Im-omn
Hrltinh
niihjMts.
conditional
limn
residence,
occupation.
Mil
ltnirovtment
for
aurlculturaj
UUrlrilMM
I'ull
Information
concerning
rsru-tlons
resardinc
prs-emptlons
Is
given
in
Itulletln
No.
I.
Land
Series,
"How
to
lre-eiiipt
Land,"
copies
of
ihlch
can
be
obtained
free
of
charts
t
aM
reading
tha
Department
of
Utnds.
Victoria,
tt.C.
or
to
any
Oov-eminent
A
Kent
ty
Iteoords
will
b
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
puri'Mtm.
and
which'
Is
not
timber-land,
I.e.
carrying
over
8.000
board
fet
ier
acre
west
of
the
''out
Rang
and
SJtftO
fel
per
acra
east
of
that
Itange.
Applications
for
preemptions
art
to
be
nddrea.l
tn
the
Iand
Commissioner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are
mads
on
printed
forma,
copies
ot
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Lanl
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
roust
b
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
mads
to
value
of
tlO
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Orsnt
can
be
revelved.
for
mora
detailed
Information
ass
the
Iiulletln
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Application
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
li
per
acre,
and
second-class
(erasing)
land
12.50
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
lands
Is
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10.
Land
Series.
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown.
Iandi."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
os
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acre,
may
be
purchased
or
lsssed.
the
conditions
Including
payment
o
stumpage.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
I
acre,
may
be
leased
as
homssltaa,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
yesr,
title
being
obtainable
after
realdenoe
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
LEASES
For
graxlng
and
Industrial
poses
areas
not
exceeding
141
may
be
lessed
by
one
perse
or
a
company,
QRAZINQ
m
Under
the
Qraxlng
Aet
the
Pre-lncs
Is
divided
Into
erasing
dialiisU
and
the
rapge
administered
under
a
Orating
Commissioner.
Aanaai
grating
permits
are
Issued
based
oa
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
gives
to
established
owners.
Block-owners
may
form
ass-Mlatlona
for
raafe
management.
Frsa,
or
partly
tr4,
permits
are
available
far
eatUsra.
atipers
and
travellers,
a
U
US
THE
DAILY
NI5WB
"lit
!lon.
He
dors
11.1.
hv
a
sUUful
thrust.
re-adjusting
the
ml.ialHned
sputa!
bones
to
normal
position,
tn
accomplishing
this
he
rcmovta
the
(.ressure
from
tna
.
nerve
or
nvrvett,
which
in
turn
re-rstab'
lifhea
tmnsmlaaton
ol
the
nerve
foroe
to
the
organs
ahd
permit
them
to
operate
with
healthy
vigor.
The
accumulated
waste
matter
Is
then
removed
from
the
circulations
alnlv
tlwuca.
conveyed
to
'
the
bladder
and
tk.U
and
thrtioe
out
ot
i
ho
body,
'The
wane
fllnUgasd.
re-movcs
the
necessity
"w
the
natura1
fcica
In
the
body
to
burn
the
toxins
i
by
fever,
so
the
bodily
tetaperature
re
turns
to
normal
and
the
fever
is
broken
Wfth
time
in
recuperate
from
the
Internal
disturtSEce.
the
body,
in
keep-;ln;
with
natural
law.
return
to
normal
and
health
Is
the
rtMdt.
By
toeatlug
the
cause
and
removing
It.
the
eflect
(dlncave)
always
vanishes.
,
As
a
-
means
If
r
tttn
rM
of
the
...trr
rCeets
of
the
tlu."
a
surprisingly
I'ew
Chlnpractle
odjiistmcnts
provide
sure
way
to
return
the
body
to
normal.
I'ltOOK
j
Further
proof
of
the
correxrtiwas
of
jthla
basic
Chiropractic
principle
Is
evident
when
we
rc
l
In
operation.
In
tat
least
one
locality,
during
the
worst
period
cf
the
great
"flu"
epidemic,
statistics
show
that
chiropractors
lost
but
one
patient
by
death,
out
of
a
total
of
883
cases
hsr.dled.
fyo
other
health
mclliod
can
show
a
record
even
approximating
this.
Being
based
on
the
infallible
operation
cf
natural
law.
Chiropractic
Is
right,
and
such
statu
t:cs
only
confirm
whst
millions
of
poo-rl;
already
know
and
what
thousand-of
ChlropractOii.
M
over
the
world,
ar.
proving
in
their
oncea
every
day.
If
ycu
feel
out
of
sorts,
phone
D.
A.
McMillan,
Chiropractor
(Palmer
Graduate)
for
appointment.
Ttooms
6
tt
7.
Exchange
Block.
Phone
COI.
ORDERS
'PLACED
BY
C.N.
RAILWAY
WINNirEO.
March
II
Orders
for
64
locomotives.
13
answplows
and
300
refrigerator
cars,
have
just
been
placed
bj
Canadian
National
Railways,
according!
to
officials
of
the
company.
Tie
Montreal
Locomotive
Worka.
Umtrral.
and
the
Canadian
Locomotive
Works.
Kingston.
Ont..
have
each
received
orders
fcr
30
locomotives
of
the
4-8-4
type,
deigned
for
heavy
passenger
and
manliest
fie:xi'
service,
in
the
Domtnlou.
and
the
Amer-le-fti.
Locomotive
Company,
and
the
Lima
Locomotive
Works,
will
build
the
loccmotlves
for
service
on
tb
Oiand
Trunk
western
lines
In
the
United
States.
In
general
design.
It
la
pointed
oat.
the
4-8-4
engine
Is
similar
to
the
"8.000"
class,
which
Is
ksown,
as
the
largest
and
the
most
powerful
locomotive
or
Itr.
class
used
anywhere
within
the
British
Empire.
The
new
locomotives,
however
w-111
possess
Increased
boiler
prewurt
and
will
have
twenty
per
cent
tncreas-,ln
"
tractive
power.
The
large
boiler
ua
jbeen
designed
for
burning
any
gtade
oi
'coal.
The
total
weight
of
the
new
engines
Jn
working
order,
will
be
330
tons,
as
compared
with
390
tons
of
the
-6.000
The
relationship
betveen
the
present
class
and
tre
new
locomotive
will
be
preserved
In
the
numerals,
the
type
being
known
as
the
".100."
The
snowpiows
and.
refrigerator
can,
will
be
constructed
by
the
Eastern
Car
Company.
Trenton,
NJ8.
APPEAL
CASK
IS
STII.!,
ON.
;iitlinirl
from
ige
fhel
IIOIKL
whole
of
the
morning
seaaion
of
;the
court
today
was
taken
up
with
the
examination
of
O.
It.
Arnold
by
Mr.
Alexander,
who
Is
representing
the
CN.R.
Continuing
his
evident.
Mr.
Arnold
took
all
the
properly
of-
the
railway
company
between
the
salmon
shed
and
the
erty
-
limits
fccyood
Seal
1
Cove
and
give
bis
valuations
of
the
(
i
various
parcel.
Aa
was
done
yesterday
the
portions
of
land
were
subdivided
into
waterfront
property
and
acreage
back
of
the
railway
and
valuation
placed
on
each
portion.
Mr.
Alexander.
I
In
each
Instance,
had
his
witness
describe
the
nsture
of
the
land
or
water-jfront
giving
the
elevation,
nearness
to
streets,
and
the
use
which
might
be
made
of
the
land,
The
waterfront
property
and
land
back
of
It
on
which
the
wharfs
of
the
C.N.R.
are
placed
and
are
occupied
as
well
by
the
station
was
considered
by
Mr.
Arnold
as
worth
100
per
front
foot.
The
portion
of
this
section
which
fsces
on
Second
Avenue
was
divided
into
Imaginary
lota
for
the
purpose
of
valuation
and
the
value
of
each
lot
differed
according
to
location
and
elevation.
The
property
which
had
been
exca-vated
for
the
hotel,
site
was
In
the
!
opinion
of
Mr.
Arnold
the
best
location
for
a
hotel
In
the
city
and
If
used
as
such
the
excavation
would
be
of
value.
If.
on
the
other
hand,
the
property
were
ued
for
the
purpose
of
erecting
business
blocks,
the
excavation
would
take
away
frenr
the
valuo.
Ills
lordship
intervened
to
ask
witness
the
area
of
these
Imaginary
lots
and
was
told
thst
they
were
figured
as
standard
sire
lots
33
x
100
feet.
The
Judge
replied
that
lots
of
that
size
were
too
smsll,
in
his
opinion,
If
the
peopl
here
ever
wished
to
build
a
city.
One
block
of
acreage
valued
by
Mr.
Arnold
at
1100
was
assessed
at
117,000
according
to
the
evidence
and
the
witness
vslued
the
whole
holdings
of
the
company
apart
from
the
rails
at
1081.
713
as
compared
with
the
city
assessors
valuation
of
approximately
83.000.000.
t'OMI'AVVM
C.tfcE
EXIlINd
Tills
afternoon,
E.
P.
Jonea
for
the
city
began
his
cross-txsmlnatlon
ot
Mr.
Arnold.
The
CN.R.
has
one
more
wit-ness
before
concluding
Its
case
and
then
It
Is
understood
that
the
city
will
call
about
ten
witnesses
to
refute
the
case
I
Jitter
a
W
eek-end
Specials
.asss
D.C.
Kreih
Pullet
Kjrjfw.
I)
dozen
for
$1.00
Libby's
Asparagus
Tip.
4urc
tin.
rejrular
JOc.
Special
.
.
Jabob
pure
Plum
Jm.
1
lb.
tin
YJi-King
Beach
I'rune
Jum.
4
lb.
tin
!!
:
Nabob
LoffMr.licrr'
Jam,
I
lb.
tin
I
r,'Je
Kinjr
IJeach
Uaxptferry
Jam,
1
lb.
tin
.
r.Ve
Dill
Pickles
in
bulk,
per
dozen
2'ir
CANNHI)
CHICKEN
will
nrrlve
Saturday.
This
liiif
nan
been
off
the
market
for
nomu
time.
liroken
Shelled
WalnuU,
per
lb.
10c
Cnrnly
KiiwuK,
iter
fb.
'
23r
Chocolate
ticlnirs,
frimh
stock,
jh;i
lb
,
.llic
Chocolate
Cream
Uar
libcuiU,
r
lb.
33c,
S
lbs.
for
51.00
Pig
liars
and
ClnKer
Snaps,
?r
llt-
Maple
Itidife
Standard
Peas,
ape-da!,
2
tins
for
23c
Combination
.Special
1
tube
Albcr's
liuckwheat
Flour.
1
ju
Waffle
Syrup
'
The
two
for
8'Jc
Nabob
Urand
Corn
on
Cob,
3
lb.
tin,
special
2!)-
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup,
2
for
23c
j
mi
is
your
last
opportunity
nt
tliis
price.
Campbell's
Pork
and
Hcans,
2'm,!
special,
3
tins
for
.in..
Cheese
Snax,
per
pkjri'
23c'
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb.
......
ll)i,c
New
Hallowl
Dates,
3
ib.
..
33c
Filbert
Nuts,
to
clear,
2
lbs.
33c
Yellow
Newton
Apples,
jumble
i
pack,
1
lbs.
for
23c'
per
box
J2.23
Fresh
Rhubarb,
per
lb
2()r
Sweet
Potatoes,
per
lb
10c
Cauliflower,
each
33c
Hea'd
Lettuce,
2
for
23c
Fresh
Spinach,
2
lbs
3,,c
New
Cabbacc,
per
lb
10c
Celery
(California),
each
;
20c,
23c,
33c
rresh
Herring,
3
lbs
23c
Fresh
Halibut,
2
lbs
33c
Lohoc
Salmon,
per
lb
20c
i
rresh
hhrimps,
per
lb.
...
2."!r
LFresh
Crabs,
each
20c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones:
210,
211
m
era
i
--ags
fifl
r,:l
tiring
day
PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED
findings
of
the
civic
court
of
revision
EUROPEAN
TOURS
Personally
Conducted
Tours
hava
been
arranged
this
Bummer,
under
the
Joint
supervision
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
knd
the
Cunard
Steamship
Company
to
Great
Untaln
and
Eaiuixr
sna
return.
All
transportation,
hotel
and
atgbi-seelng
expenses
Included
In
fsrr..
Call
at
city
Tleket
Office.
Thlro
Avenue,
or
pYone
200.
for
particulars
and
descriptive
literature.
I
LAND
ACT
I
noih
i:
or
im
i:tion
hi
nut
m'
i.i.ti;
i
DiiKMioiti.
In
Oraham
Island.
3uecn
Charlotte
i
Island
Land
fferordlug
District
nf
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
st
Ferguson
Us)
.
Xtajuett
Inlet.
Onhim
Islsnd
TAKE
NOTICE
that
PoseH
Rive:
.
Company
Umlted
of
Vancouver.
BO-1
occupation
Manufacturers,
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
fotlnwini
dr
1
scribed
lends
'
Commencing
at
a
pt
planted
st
u
northeast
c-irnrr
o(
DL
I'-7l
il-enre
westerly,
following
northern
b-nind-ry
"f
Id
lrft
t'
the
northwest
rumer
of
ssid
Lot.
theme
westerly,
northerly
and
aaslerly.
following
the
high
t
eit
u.r.
Ferguson
Bay
to
the
extreme
easrl)
point
ot
Echinus
Point;
thence
south-
i
easterly
to
the
point
of
Pommeneeinen'
I
and
conuining
IV)
acres,
more
nr
lcv
:
POWEIA
RIVER
COltPAN)
LTD
Agent.
J.
Douzlas
W.lson
Dted
4th
N-ivemher
1B?
(
Dr.
J.
F.
Maptin
announces
the
pemng
of
his
new
Dental
Offices
erM.Mu
ran
on
Monday
-
-
March
U
in
the
Alder
Block,
over
Ornm
Phone
525
for
appointment
aPione
S25
w
ESTHOLME
THEA1
1
til
DAY
M
SATl
It
DAY.
7
and
J
p.m.
.S4itur.!ny
Matinee
at
3
p.m.
Padlocked
A'lapu-d
f
rim
:.
.n
il'.
p.v
ii:
that
name.
T;1-.m
il
-i.n-
i
as
I.OIS
MOHAN.
A
I.I.
AN
SIMPSON.
NOAH
ll'HtV
tllAK!"
I.ANK,
ItlCHAHD
Altl.KN.
LOt'lNK
Ditr
U
H
rN
JKIiOMK
KDDY.
PI.OIIKM'K
Tl
JINKit
and
many
others.
"OUK
CANf."
COMKDY
"ASK
(iKANDMA,
pathk
im:vh:w
ICANADIANj
ItPACinCj
Admlhsion
SOcandi'C
Canadian
Pacific
Railw
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
KrlililVtiii
Uranrrll
lin..,ii
HLn.u
u
i
I
Vliriurv
"I
MJ"1'
'
In
u
ii
inner,
ktorla,
.rulllr
I
rhniary
a.T.
Mjrili
II.
niiNCKftN
iu:iuki:
,
ILl.
lor
llulMtale,
IW-ll.s
Itrlla,
O'mii
tall-.
Numu,
tl
(
uiiilrll
HUrr.
anil
Vaimmtrr
errjr
hilutiU).
II
.
ifWr
Afrnry
for
all
NlMiu.lilp
Lines.
lnloM""
W.
V.
OltCllllllt,
Urnrrsl
,tt"it.
Corner
of
41
li
hlrrel
and
3rd
Atrnue.
I'rlme
Ul"-
biuc
ENAMELWARE
Gr5
mm
White
We
carry
a
complete
stock
of
htaple
lines.
Mail
orders
carefully
filled.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,U
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
Ne
i
of
the
company
and
ubttantlatc
'he
e