PAGE
SK
3
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
Irene
Rich
in
'The
Woman."
The
Collegians.
Cqmedy
"Wife's
Troubles.
Fac
fcesv.
Wednesday
arid
Thursday
Rene
Adore
in
'Back
to
Cod's
Country."
Comedies
"Rushing
T.usl
ness"
and
"No
Fare.'
Friday
and
Saturday
"The
Bloodship."
Comedy
"Between
Jobs"
Hodge
Podjre
-
SYNOPSIS
OF
uM)
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved.
sur-rayed
Crown
lands
may
be
pre-empted
by
British
subjects
over
11
years
of
age.
and
by
alien
on
declaring
intention
to
become
Britlkh
subjects,
conditional
upon-
residence,
occupation,
and
baproveraent
for
agricultural
purposes.
Full
Information
concerning
rrs-latlons
regarding
pre-emptions
U
given
1b
bulletin
No.
1,
Land
Series.
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land,"
copies
of
vrblch-oan
be
obtained
free
of
charge
tv
addressing
the
Department
of
Lands,
Victoria,
B.C
or
to
any
Qv-rnment
Agent
Record
will
be
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
tor
agricultural
and
which
1
not
tlmbcr-ind,
Surposes.
l.e
carrying
over
1.000
board
feet
per
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Range
and
5,000
feet
per
acre
east
of
that
;Hnge.
Applications
tor
ire-emptlcns
are
to
be
addred
to
the
Land
Com
mlailoner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
la
situated,
and
are
made
on
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner,
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
made
to
valne
of
110
per
acre.
Including
olearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
be
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
aee
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
PURCHASE
Application
are
received
for
pur-chas
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
land,
not
being
tlnibertand,
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
prio
for
flrt-ela(
farabls)
land
Is
i
par
acre,
and
eeoontf-claa
(rr-S-tng)
land
12X0
per
acre.
Further
la
formation
regarding
purchas
or
Isaa
of
Crown
lands
1
given
In
Bulletin
No,
10,
L&nd
Series,
"Purchas
and
t
of
Crown
Land."
M1H.
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
timber
land,
not
sxosedlng
40
acres,
nay
bs
purchased
or
leased,
th
oon-UUob
Including
paymsnt
of
atompaars.
HOMESITE
LEASES
TJaaurvsyed
areas,
not
exceeding
tl
stores,
may
b
leaied
as
homesltea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
rested
In
th
first
year,
title
being
ebtainabl
afttr
realdeno
and
lm-provsmeot
oondltlon
ars
fulfilled
and
land
ha
been
survey4.
LEASES
raxing
and
Industrial
area
not
sxoesdlng
140
may
be
leased
by
one
parse
c
a
lamps
nr.
ORA2IHQ
Under
th
Oraslng
Aot
tk
Trov
tso
U
divided
Into
graxing
dlstrlsta
and
th
rang
adxnlnltsr4
under
a
Oraslng
Commissioner.
Anna!
graalng
permit
ar
Issued
based
uxnbars
ranged,
priority
bsing
gives
I0
establlahed
owner.
Btock-uvnjei
aar
form
aolatlona
for
rang
ananagemrnt.
Pre,
or
partlr
tr
psrmlU
ar
artilnbl
foe
l
tiers.
STARK
REALISM
IN
"BLOOD
SHIP"
A
starkly
realistic
story
of
the
sea
out
of
the
pages
of
the
dis
tant
past
is
to
be
seen
on
the
screen
of
the
Weatholme
Theatre
at
the
week-end,
where
"The
Blood
Ship"
is
the
featured
at
traction
.
It
tells
a
tale
of
the
days
when
the
clipper
ship
plied
the
seven
seas
and
steam
vessels
were
unknown.
This
was
a
time
when
only
a
real
two-fisted
man
could
follow
the
sea
for
a
living.
The
captains
of
many
of
these
"greyhounds"
of
the
ocean
vere
brutes
incarsate.
Such
a
one
is
featured
in
the
film,
and
his
maniacal
treatment'of
the
crew
(poor
brutes
who
were
shanghaied
aboard
in
the
dead
of
nfght),
is
vividly
realistic.
So
much
so,
that
when
in
the
end
he
fs
thrashed
to
death
in
a
thrilling
fight
to
the
finish,
there
is
a
sigh
of
satisfaction
from
tiie
audience.
"THE
DESIRED
WOMAN"
IS
DESERT
PICTURE
A
desert
picture
which
Is
different
from
all
other
desert
pic
tiires,&
story
of
burning
intensity
"The
Cesired
Woman,"
coming
to
the
Wejtholme
Theatre
at
the
first
of
the
"week,
tells
the
story
of
a
cultured
English
woman,
who
accompanies-
her
'husband
to
a
desert
outpost
in
India,
of
which
he
is
commandant.
A
youth
from
home
is
sent
to
the
desolate
camp
and
CORWOOD-TALE
IN
PICTURES
"Back
to
God's
Country"
to
Seen
Here
t
Mid-week
be
fxtraited
honey.,
per
Jar
30c
Comb
,
35e
honey
.
.
.
.,
.
.
.
Dates,
bulk.
S
lbs.
tor
-.
.
.
45c
fiaialna.
bulk,
per
lb
15c
California
Dainty
Dates,
package
15c
Cantaloniee
15c
20c
and
25c
CocoanuU
-
25'
Qreen
CVwklng
Apples
(B.CJu
3
lb
25c
Seedless
.grapes,
lb
25c;
Tokay
Drape,
Jb
BarUett
Pears,
doc
85c
to
60c
Box
S3.75
Concord
prapea'basket
tlJ0
Italian
Prunes,
box
1.13
lb
,
10c,
SITTTCB
No.
1
creamery....-
S2)i
No.
2
creamery
4734c
CHEE3J!
.
ramemberil
dfkxt.
:fk..iA4ji'
Knrft
thnberaer,
W
;.'vft-v'V?j
Ontario
solid
New
Zealand
aolld
,.
1
oiuion,
10.
,.....,,.
Norwegian
Ooat
Napoleon
Lhnberger
Roquefort
Rwlfts
BrookfielB.
Ib
Oorgonzola,
lb.
McLaren's
Cream,
jars
...
43e
Brookfleld
Swlas
cheese,
ft
lb.
Oruyeiw
,
lroakfleld
Canadian
he,
ft
'
..,
..olden
Loaf,
Ib.
...t
'ack.
la.
.
nomino
Bardo.
lb
Oammeloat,
lb.
...
...
Dour,
40,
No.
1
'hard
-wheat
..
100
Pastry
flour,
10'
.
....
65c
Pastry
fleur,
lit
.....
........
S2j)0
Pur
Compound
LAKD
fctiUB
i..t
30d
40J
....
tbi
70c
75c
I?
....
75c
and
8fc
pkg.
30a
tie
lb.
pkg.
....
35c
....
iie
....
0s
....
63c
,.
.
80c
2N
30c
DC.
fresh
pullet
flee
B.C.
fresh
flrsu
biai
B.C.
fresh
extra
60c
Local
new
laid
70c
i'''"rBu
Smoked
kippers,
lb.
15c
Kippered
salmon.-
lb.
.
.
,.
35c
Smoked
black
cod.
lb.
..
.........
30c
Dunan
haddlea,
lb.
25c
Wheat,
No.
8
Oata
Krajj
Short
rceu
100
lb.
I1D0
..
iii5;
2.33
23S
Middling
JI3.70
Barley
(3.00
Laying
Mash
93.73
Oyster
shell
S2.25
Scratch
food
S3
.25
Beet
-scrap
......
round
611
cake
Is
at
once
the
cause
of
jealousy
Baby
chick
feed
on
the
part
of
the
brutal
leader.
Fln
OBt
chP
A
desert-crared
lover
of
the
lady
?
attacks
the
youth,
-who
in
self-de-
Flne
barley
chop
fense
is
compelled
to
shoot
hhn.1
mkath
For
this
he
Is
sentenced
to
ten
''"owl.'No
.
,
,
flctsting
chicken.
,
-
y
t-y
.
,
.
!
Broilers'.
.
.,
eluding
a
terrific
desert
storm
andlnian,
some
tragedy.
It
Is
said
to
be
;ju.
picu'ii
a
splendid
story
plendidly
pro
duced.
Cottage
rolls,
4b.
Uucoi
back,
sliced
Eaoon,
side,
siloed
Pork.
Jry
salt
Ayrsulre
-bacon.
3b.
Veal,
shoulder
.
.
.
Veal,
loin
PJckllng
Cukea.
2
lbs
Vegetable
marrow,
lb
Casaba
melon,
lb.
Honeydew
melon,
lb
.,".-
Pumpkin,
lb.
cs.oo
S4.25
14.50
S3
2:
S3
25
3.00
.
.
.
.
38c
and
40c
ji.
5i;-
rt'fffeilaViS
'if''
wiiiTeTOHlKrHeaW.
.
I
.
.
.i.tk'oc
Jv
:;S:-.aoc
it
60c
s&c
35c
25C
40c
veal,
leg
zs?
Pork,
shoulder
35c
Pork,
ioln
Sc
Pork,
leg
40c
Beef,
pot
roast
...
,16c
to
20c
Beef,
bailing
12c
to
lac
Beet,
steak
30c
to
-45o
roast,
niime
rib
35c
A
James
Oliver
Curwood
Innl-lmb.
ehop
ooc
ler
c(f
the
Northland
has
been"KSb-
hould"
85c
translated
to
the
screen
with
an
i"'"1"8
oc
excellent
cast
headed
by
teMlton'Z'''Z'..''':
Adoree
and
will
be
seen
at
the,
vilu.i.
h...ider
so
mid-week
at
the
Weatholme.
'
.
The
name
of
it
is
"Back
to!
t.!ktaiu.i:
God's
Country"
and
it
was
direct-1
.
c
ed
by
IrvinWillat.
Many
colorful
j
"
'
locations
were
visited
by
tfceig
,b
$t&t
Universal
Company
during
the,
."
"
ose
filming
of
this
spectacular
pro-joariJc,
imported,
per
lb
25e
duction
Three
weeks
were
spent
In
the
snow
country
of
California,
another
week
was
spent
at
Catalina
Island
filming
sea
scenes
and
many
additional
weeks
were
Spent
at
the
studio.
Ten
weeks
were
spent
in
the
production
of
this
exciting
story,
New
Cabbage,
lb
5c
New
gjeen
onion,
per
bunch
...
5c
Turnips,
s
lbs
25e
Crated
onion,
4
lbs
25c
Vancouver
local
lettuce
loc
jQi-een
peppers,
lb
at:
nomouse
tomatoes,
40
IZftc
Pleld
Cukea
10c
B.C.
Celery
2
for
3Sc
Cauliflower
25e
and
35c
Oreen
Beans,
3
lbs
25c
approximately
twice
as
long
asiHubbara
Squ'Mhi
lb-
7e
most
mabt
companies
itAMnesi
too
take
V
fn
in
fllvnlnr
filming
-41
-m-.,
.
.
j'
'
'
nS-ieta
Tomatoes,
lb.
story.
The
finished
picture
is
.
Brown
p.tkHng
ontwM.
2
lbs.
polished,
smooth
and
well
constructed
with
the
thrills
built
skilfully
through
finished
i
a
Market
Prices
-K
Prices
current
are
as
follow:
Arrtfcs
Mcintosh
Reds,
fancy
S3J0O
"O"
grade
42.50
Jumble
pack
S2i0
Green
cooking
pp4
B.CJ.
4
lbs.
25e
mar
California
peadies,
tocen
,.
35c
to
Mel
Oranges.
Valencia,
doeen
....
00c
to
85c
Ltmon.
Sunklst.
dosen
.
.
40c
to
80c
Imperial
VaQey
grapefruit
....
2
for
2Se
Dananas,
3
4b
Sic
lOc
-2Sc
Se
c
16c
10C
It
CJtron
ja"
Sweet
potatoes.
lbs
25c
Corn
on
cob
(Oefdeti
Bantam.
.
)
.
.
M
Parsnips.
4
lbs
35c
Sack
t2i
Spinach.
2
lbs
36c
Local
RadUhes,
huaeti
Co
St'OAS
White,
per
100
S7.25
YeUow.
per
100
..
8dK
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS"
Pur
Vancootet
8utKlays
ss.
Prince
Oeorge
..
H
pm
'
Tuesdays
es.
OataM
t
pjn.
Thursdayv
.
Prince
Rupert.
.
II
pjn.
fYiesy
ss
Princess
aoyad
0
pjn.
i
Jtldaya
cs.
Oaiflena
12
mKnight
j
Oct.
3
as.
Prince
lowtse
....
pjzi.
Oct.
14
ea.
Princess
Alice
......
pjn.'
Oct.
24
s.
Princess
Alice
.......
pjn.
it!
nin
VancOOTer
Sunday
a.
Oatala
4
pn
"Wedaesday
c.
Pr.
BHfrt
IBM
in
Friday
as.
Oarden
fax.
Frtdsy-
m.
Prtnssns
BcfM
pJa.
Saturday
ea.
Pr.
Oessjfe
mm.
Oet.
10
as.
Princes
Ale
a
m.
Oft.
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f
Prtncsss
Atkce
....
ajn.
Oct.
31
s.
Princes
AMoe
ajn.
tor
pttrt
Slinpii
and
N'aas
River-Sunday
a
Cat
ate
8
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Oeorg
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p.m
for
Mewart
and
Premier-Sunday
s.
Catala
,.
8
pjn.
Wednesday
.
Prtnre
Jtipejt
10
pin.
From
Ntea'art
snid
PienileT
Tuesday
s.
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11
JO
a
in.
Thuraday
H
Prince
Rupert
8
p.m.
lor
Jueen
Clisrlntte
Islaiid
Oct.
6
a.
Prtaoe
ghasles
..
8
psn.
Oct.
20
ss
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..
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pja.
From
fiuwn
CJiarlvtte
liiiiiUs
Oct.
.
Prmcc
OnarTe
......
ajn.
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18-4M.
Prtsce
ON&sles
....
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l
or
Alaska
Saturday
e.
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..
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Oct.
10-
-.
Prince
AMe
ajn.
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JO
ss.
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......
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Oct.
31
.
Princes
Alice
ajn
Irom
Alaska
Sunday-.
Prince
Ooorie
..
7
pjn.
Oet.
3
-s.
lyincem
Isjeiiae
....
pm.
Oct
I.
Prtee
Alre
pjn.
Oct.
34.
Prince
Aloe
....
pjn
mail
schedule:
lor
the
Past
liroili.
"MondayaV
WeMys.
skUirdsjWnia.
-iotei'!
.:J..iy...i...n,:U
lowoijo
Irom
the
Kat
Sundays.
Tuesday
and
TburwlafsV
,
mall
due
3.30
pjn1
to
Vancsuter
unday
10
pni
Tuesdays
3.1B
pjn.1
Thursday
U
p
tp
IMdaya
11
f
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CJJt
-
Oct.
3.
14.
20
..
pm.
THE
DAILY
ITSTCS
From
Vancouver
Sundays
....
4,pin.;
.'Wednesdays
,..10.80
ajn
Fridays
..
pjn..
Saturdays
"
'10:30
am
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Oct.
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30.
21
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-
,
Saturdays
from
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10.05
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C.N.R.
TRAINS
f
or
the
Kat
.
taily
eicpt
Sunday
at
1U0
am.
trom
the
Eist
Dally
s4t
Wednesday
"at
tsi30
pjn.
Canadian
Pacific
Directors
&
Eastern
Financiers
Inspect
the
Wen
From
left
to
right,
front
row:
P.
W,
Molson.
director:
Mr
C
hsrlo.-
Gordon
president
Bank
ci
Montreal;
Sir
Herbert
Holt,
directorC.P
R.
and
president
Ro-
m
Bank;
h.
Beatty,
chairmin
r.i
jresident;
N.
W.
Tilley,
K.C.,
director:
W.
A.
Black,
pr,
-
:,
Onilvie
Milling
Co.
and
direr
'Jol.
Henry
Cockshutt,
president
Cockshutt
Plow
Co.
ami
'
r.
.
t
r
Handing:
Mr.
Beaudry
Leman,
general
manager
Bant,m
t
anu-
.."'nn
Natjonale;
D.
C.
Colemsa.
'ice
president
Canadian
Padfic
western
Jinea;
Dr.
W.
W.
(
li
p"
an.
N.ontrtsal;
iim
A.
Hicharl.on
lirector,
AVinnipec;
Ross
H.
McM
aster,
president
Cana
ia
.
an
I
(lir.-rtor:
W.
i,
Blake
WiUot:.
director,
Vancouver;
Hon.
Smeaton
White,
president
(lawttf.
Mmtr.-al.
This
group
was
photographed
at
Banff
Springs
hotel.
of
the
roost
outstanding
groups
of
eastern
One
luaineaa
men
that
ever
visited
western
Canada
together
accompanied
Mr.
K.
w.
ueatty,
cnairman
and
president
of
the
Oanadisn
Psdfic
on
ids
recent
annual
tour
over
the
company's
western
line.
The
party
which
wa
representative
of
the
financial
and
industrial
activities
of
all
Canada
left
Montreal
at
the
end
of
August
and
spent
a
full
month
travelling
about
the
country
between
Montreal
and
the
Pacific
coast.
The
Duroose
of
the
tour
was
to
become
more
con
versant
with
western
conditions
and
problems
and
more
particularly
to
viait
The
Peace
Itlver
country,
most
ol
ti
e
party
never
paving
been
there
pelore.
Jhe
party
returned
ast
with
optlmlatie
views
re
garding
tne
entire
country
visum.
"I
have
never
seen
the
country
looking
better
at
harvest
time,"
said
Mr.
Beatty
on
his
return,
"and
in
an
my
experience
1
have
not
previously
lound
so
general
a
Jeeiinc
of
complete
confidence
in
this
country
and
ita
possibilities
as
was
observed
in
the
cities
and
districts
where
we
made
stops
and
had
an
opportunity
of
talkinz
things
over
with
their
representative
citiz
ens.
More
than
ever
am
J
impressed
with
the
potential
itiee
of
Canada
s
north
land.
I
tbink
it
almost
not
too
much
to
aay
that
Canada's
future
lies
to
the
north
tnd
that
the
opportunities
already
discernible
there
are
a
challenge
to
the
oncoming
youth
of
the
older
parts
of
.the
country.
,
"We
had
an
excellent
opportunity
of
learning
this,"
add.
Mr.
Beatty,
"during
our
visit
to
the
Peace
River
country
which
most
of
us
had
not
previously
seen.
As
a
res
lit
of
that
visit
we
have
arranged
to
take
over
ind
operate
the
E.D.
&
B.C.
Railway,
which
arrange
ment,
I
believe,
will
prove
very
greatly
to
the
adv.
tage
of
that
country
and
the
people
who
live
triers
"It
is
a
beautiful
as
well
as
a
fertile
count'.
,.,)9.
tinued
Mr.
Beatty.
'I
can
perhaps
liken
it
be-r
.,
to
some
parts
of
old
Ontario.
It
is
a
rolling
.
in
some
places
quite
heavily
wooded
and
n
y
by
lakes
and
river.
The
noil
ia
generally
a
:..
,
.',
loam
and
f
ighly
productive,
and
althouitr
.
,
steady
rr.o.ement
of
settlers
into
the
area
,
v
no
douU
increase
in
volume
as
it
beon;.
.
known,
i.-
extent
is
so
great
that
it
mu-t
'.9
before
the
available
land
is
all
taken
up.
Our
av,
took
every
advantage
of
tne
opportunities
.:;o.
To
t
the
country.
We
motored
over
three
I
:un!rM
1
i
fifty
miles
of
ita
excellent
roads,
and
almo-t
eve-..
where
we
found
ftne
farms
or
newly
broken
tuime-'.n
and
in
some
cases
well
settled
commun
t
,ei
j
every
appearance
of
prosperity.
In
town
aM
r,,
-1
alike
e
n
et
with
a
cordial
welcome
and
1
1)
.
..
viait
was
taken
as
a
friendly
gesture
of
in
teres'
c
part
of
the
Kat
towards
the
new,
far
NurUwc
-t
Vi,
motored
over
the
British
Columbia
border
hr-g
as
lit
as
Rolla
and
as
far
north
as
Peace
River
I.a?
and
atill
feel
we
did
but
touch
the
edge
of
i
i
great
north.
"It
is
hardly
possible
to
say
what
the
next
few
j
will
bring
to
that
country,
but
we
must
recorr
:t
u
fact
that
there
ia
a
new
Canada
being
opened
up
it
beyond
what
we
have
previously
considered
i
.(('!
northerly
limit
of
habitation
and
production
Vi't
?
that
we
shall
very
shortly
be
able
to
go
to
work
ta
the
task
of
putting
the
E.D.
&
B.C.
Railway
r.
better
shape
to
serve
the
communities
it
reaches
Uu.11
money
will
have
to
be
spent
la
order
to
ir:nr
it
up
te
tasMlard
and
it
will
also
tslte
sosne
time.
wen
your
nose
v
knows
when
its
washdap
-m
your
home
XNSTEAD
of
wasting
hours
and
strength
at
even
the
old-fashioned
task
of
supervising
the
laundress,
make
its
your
washday
servant.
No
longer
need
your
house
be
upset
and
reeking
with
soapsuds
odor.
We
offer
so
many
services
that
you
are
certain
to
find
among
them
one
exactly
suited
to
your
family
budget.
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