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Chiropractor.
C.
O.
McKay.
Phou
For
aak'
rurnlture,
etc.
130
Filth
jr.uc
Wcbi
Hhone
226.
'-r
Dr.
Biorri.
was
a
puwencer
on
the
Ca
tala
ila
Jr?m
Jfom
Nami
Namu
yesterday
cenlna.
leturntU
t:
Prince
En
peff
lur.day
cvenlnc;
..n
'.be
Catcla.
.
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Dougal
left
on
ilv
Catala
ywterday
evening
for
Anyox.
Urn.
J.
B.
Dsvey
aiid
lonilly
rrturni"
from
Woodcock
on
SaturiUy
altcru.o::
train.
J.
N.
MePboe,
eualniiu
ofTlccr
at
Du"-ial..
arrived
an
the
Catula
yesterday
Take
a
week-(
jkI
and
aee
Uulk.'y
and
the
Fall
Pair
a:
SinKhun-.
31
and
tpt.
1.
Ula
Hockln.
nuter
of
Jack
Hsck:n
arrlvrtf
Jrr
i.
slio:
L
vllt
on
tlit
Cata'i.
jeftcrjay
afternoon.
Mm
Eiidu-
Milan
w.
un
arrival
u.
tbe
city
with
her
litt'-
Uuuli'cr
on
th-Cstali
yesttrday
cvcnuip.
Hugo
Nelaon.
Ed
Larbcn.
M.
Vyni
M.d
W.
E.
Drumkle
leit
lor
Stewart
nn
tbe
Catala
yesterday
evening.
'
D,
C.
McKeehnle
of
tbe
Ootwolldatea
Mining
Company
w
a
paaaenger
on
lie
Catala
yesterday
evening
Icr
Alice
Arm.
Do
you
doubt
Prince
Rupert's
fiimr-.
ro
arid
ee
your
city's
hinterland.
Bulkley
Valley
Pair
la
at
Smttbers.
Aui;
61,
nd
Bept.
1.
,
C
O
M:nn.
maniiKer
of
Wallace'r.
ri'turncd
from
Vancouver,
where
be
bad
i-ti
on
a
bualueaa
trip
on
the
Oatal
yesterday
evenlna.
Mrs.
McCutbcheon
and
daughter
returned
to
tbe
city
on
tbe
Catala
yesterday
evening
on
tbclr
return,
from
holiday
spent
In
tbe
aoutb.
E.
8.
AUlstone
of
h-
taxation
rtc-partttent
of
the
City
Hal!
and
Mrs.
Al-lUtone
and
family
rpturned
to
tbe
city
on
tbe
Catala
yesterday
evening.
Passengers
from
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Oa
tala
rssTday
evfn
for
Anyox
included
C.
R
Cox,
C
H.
H
A
Kntgh.
Ir
ard
M:
A
a.
K
i:
:
d
:amilv
Mr.
Martin.
8"i.:"ke."-or.
of
Ma-'.vt..
wan
a
ptuwniit:
un
tlK-
Prince
Ctiarle
.'rom
Vancouver
thia
miming
and
con-llnues
Uirougb
lo
M't!
this
afternoon.
hcnieant
Van
Dykf
of
the
Provincial
Police.
Qaine
Ocpartment
and
Mrs
Vau
Dyk
and
family,
were
pawtienitcni
on
the
1
Prince
Char
las
from
the
iwuth
tin.
morning.
Psssensjer
oa
the
Caula
disembarking
at
Prince
Rupert
yeaterday
evening
included
A.
Chisholm.
Mrs.
Vincent
and
children
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
8
Stamford.
Regimental
Concert
Orchestra
will
hold
their
first
practice
of
the
season
in
the
Armory
at
8
o'clock
tonight.
All
members
requestod
U
be
prusant.
Nen
member
invited.
Mrs.
John
Borsuk
of
Woodcock,
accompanied
by
her
two
sons
left
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Charles
for
Anyox
where
she
will
spend
two
weekv
visiuns;
with
Mat.
Laaerak.
The
following
were
through
passeng
ers
p
Stewarts
on
the
Catala
yesterday
evening
:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Sieffer
J.
Q.
Ironside,
Mrs.
O.
Jameson
and
son
H.
Doupe.and
A.
H.
Holland.
P.
l.
Bond
General
Superintendent
if
the
Montreal
District
of
tbe
Can
ad
tan
Matlcnal
Railways
was
a
passenger
on
the
Priuoe
Charles
this
morning
am"
continued
east
on
tbe
passenger
train.
22.
Passengers
on
tbe
Catala
en
route
to
Anyox
yesterday
were
Mrs.
Bsnnett.
Mrs.
Rynn
(jr.).
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pjmn.
P.
J.
Comody.
Miss
Outhbert.
R
slnpkrbs.
Mrs.
Card
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
P.
Aro-
plln.
Lvman
Hlnt-m.
B
C.L
8..
was
a
pas
senger
on
the
Catala
yesterday
evening
bound
tor
Arrandale
where
he
will
Jolti
a
survey
party
working
on
Indian
Reser-
vatlon
bsundarles
for
the
Domlnloa
Qovernment.
Jack
McNeill,
Telkwa
merchant,
and
who
Is
srranglng
tbe
details
of
the
R.-1
deo
to
be
held
In
Prince
Rupert
In
con
nection
with
the
Exhibition
wn
i
pas
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Muiw
Biuiinr.
Ncvemtier
8.
9.
Anglican
(Juiluidtii!
n.i
N''.
I'lulifv
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Recommend
It
CUPS
in
afti
i
ta
.
M
-
Shnfly
Delictout
Tudj
u:
s-e:;ger
train
Horn
the
east
due
at
3
JO
U
reporUd
on
time.
C.
Kcnch
of
tbe
Provincial
Police
re-'ui
!
r.i
to
the
?ity
on
the
Prince
Charlc
.h:
morning.
C.P.R
suomer.
CapUIn
C
C.
8ain:
v.a
tn
port
this
raornlng
at
9
and
lei
:'cr
the
north
at
UJ0.
You
need
a
trip
to
the
interior.
Mailt
at
-tbe
time
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
Pal
Aug.
U
and
Sept.
14938.
Q;
D.
Brookt
of
tbe
Chesapeake
an
Ohio
Railway
left
on
Saturday
on
tb
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
Mrs.
Donald
McLcod
left
on
the
FMna
George
on
Saturday
evening
for
Van
jouver
n
route
to
BtmootoD.
Union
steaaar
Oatala
which
arrlrec'
from
Vancouver
last
evening
at
6
SO
lf
sgain
at
8.30
for
northern
points.
Hugh
Praser.
formerly
of
tbe
staff
o:
Q.
W.
NlekSTson
Oo
and
now
of
Vancouver
is
a
business
visitor
in
town.
The
funeral
of
Archibald
McDonald
whose
death
took
place
on
Saturda
last
will
take
plaee
tomorrow
forenoon.
Painengers
from
Pflaee
Rupert
on
the
Prince
George,
Southbound
on
Satur
day
Included
Pred
DuVernet.
Mrs.
and
Miss
Sloan
and
Mrs.
Pred
SMpfcens,
A
nvmber
of
men
are
needed
tor
taw
salt
salmon
industry
,
ea)
the'
Que?
Churlctt;
Ulands
but
there
seem
fv
unemployed
in
the
town
at
present
fc
the
work.
Now
then
folks!
What
about
th
double
load
of
box
cuttlngsr
The
kid
dies
like
to
handle
It
Can
you
beat
I
nt
S3
SO
per
load?
Hyde
transfer
Phone
M0.
V
Mrs
R.
C.
Woods.
S
W-
ods,
lacrosse
enth
mother
of
R
of
the
c
..rtvrd
frcm
Vaneoueer
en
the
Oatal
-n
Sunday
evening
to
viatt
ber
so
Fifth
Avenue
Bast.
Parengers
leaving
on
the
Princes
Charlotte
tor
the
north
today
Inelud'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Saeie.
XUas
Jula
Bharp
who
Is
taking
the
round
trip.
Maw
Ntm
Martin,
and
R.
.
McOetnbe
tor
lrtehi
ken.
C
N
R
steamer
Prince
Charles.
Cap
tain
Nell
McLean
arrived
in
port
a'
11
this
forenoon
wttrra
capacity
Hat
oi
paatsngcrs
and
will
leave
for
Stewart
Anyox
and
Queen
Charlotte
points
thb
evening
at
i
pjn.
Mr.
Fowler
and
Mr
Ourrie.
lnapscton
of
the
Canadian
Bank,
of
Conunerce.
left
oa
the
Prlnee
Oeorge
on
Saturday
evening
after
Inapecung
the
local
branch
Mr,
Powler
left
lor
Oetea
Palls
and
Mr
Currie
tor
Powell
River.
W.
A.
Booth.
Director
of
Safety
and
First
Aid
tor
toe
Canadian
National
Railways,
and
Mrs
Booth
and
3.
Cook
First
Aid
organiser
of
Winnipeg
were
KMJthbound
paaenKre
oa
the
Prtnor
Oeorge
on
Saturday
create;.
Tbe
closing
of
thr
oaaaersts
has
re
suited
In
a
considerable
taereas
In.
local
traffic
many
of
those
who
h
ive
be
so
engaged
are
now
leaving
for
tlx
pm
tries,
a
further
party
at
ten
men
going
east
on
todays
psasaitier.
W.
A.
Doner
of
the
Financial
Peat
!
lr.
tbe
city
m
oonnevtkm
vtth
his
publication.
He
leaves
lor
the
south
thl
sfteraoon.
While
hen
he
gave
the
ov.
a
good
look
over
vi.iUnf
nil
paints
t(
interest
snd
meetliiK
a
number
of
Inspector
Spllier
'
the
Provincial
was
a
southbound
passenger
on
sengor
f-am
the
h.terlor
oa.
Saturday
!
,
1
sjTaT
l.!
B
siterheon
team
'
1
!5
Tu.
f.
.""fy,
,
n,cn
"JLiii'"'"
"
.
fsme.rwm
aun
invwutefldn
of
'.thr
afternoon
from
"ttu-
'.Umer
Yn-
WWiw
"
rinded
Vnkoofeh
Btisler
ml:-r
F
Ltieh.
real
eatat-
uiM-nt
for
EdtMon
ton:
Htii'O
Nelson,
laho-rj-
of
Hvrter
Kil
ward
Lurn
and
Weah
y
Dunklr.
n,
1
li
g
eugtneer.
III1
w4tcas
osd
bod?
.
nMswered
at
'the
MlRhthouse
lust
Thu
day.
I
Mi,-
rltv
poll
OQUrW
this
moril-i
u
hfloir
Mni;iitr.i
e
McClymont
John
MaoDonald
was
flneu
IBS
or
thirty
dny
for
lntoxlcatloii.
Bi
n
BtetnKofT
ISO
or
thirty
days
for
un
lcatkn,
James
Stu-imi
Indian,
for
nruxleatlon
wa
fined
'a
or
14
davs
..:
Oeorge
Keniuudy
'-'.'
or
thirty
(lav-
intoxication
The
"i
(!
v
m
the
eonunou
'
1
j-...i.i
fjavr
taatman
was
Meeting
of
Labor
Day
General
Committee
tonlgbt
at
8
o'clock:
in
Hall.
Eric
Dye,
Jtorvetrtan
tenor
was
a
pan-enger
on
the
triw'
t;n.i:i.
tte
UnU
morning
en
route
to
Juneau.
Bplro
durvlch,
v,iejl
luirwn
local
ath
Ute
and
goal.
keeper
lo:
n,-
Tormina
potbaU
club,
baa
been
in
uasptaj)
u'
.erlng
.Jfrprft.,
Ujsjd-noi.onim,
bo
-
ipw
been,
dlachaxged,
1
Wltb
the
CNJt
Btear.2r
Patlnce
Uv.
.ten
irom
the
north
.nul
tbo
Prine
"harles
liom
tbe
south
tf.rre
was
s-.i
inusunlly
large
number
of
passenger
n
the
cm'
bound
train
which
bad
to
c
sent
in
two
sections.
!u.
.
Kerr
and
,t-.
Me:.-iren
are
slid
v
'
i.t
vlunb'r
ti;:
rttt
clam3
injolmns;
the
D.
V.
Muu
at
C"d..
vale
on
Seven
8iter
'-t'--t-are
doing
assessment
work
oal
have
cod
showings
oX
nice
ore.
Sayt
the
Omineca
Herald:
test
r
McKci
hn!?
of
Prinot
Rupert,
nortb-n
lepi-ewnt'itlve
of
the
Consolidated
mlr.p
&
S.r.elting
Co.
of
Trail,
went
p
to
the
M.
ti
M.
property
in
Legate
reek,
out
from
Pacific.
This
spring
the
'orutolld:
ted
took
an
op
un
un
tbe
M
li
M.
and
are
now
get'hiK
sCr.rlod
-development.
Mr.
Newman
of
KJiaber:
B.
C.
will
be
in
charge
of
the
Ucvel
meat
and
he
has
gone
up
w.th
a
nu:n
ber
of
men.
'REMIFR
VENI7H.-"S
WINS
IN
ELECTIONS
ATHENS.
Aug.
30
PoUcwers
of
Premier
Venlaelos
were
victorious
In
yes
terday's
pari
tamen
tar
eiectlann.
They
-'111
carry
300
of
the
900
sea's.
Advertise
In
Tbe
DsUv
Nw
TOO
l-ATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE.
Double
brass
bed.
spring
anc"
,
Ofltermoor
mattress
a
real
snap.
Phone
SOS.
evenings.
PIHNCE
KlirKKT
TIDES
a.
TLIXIIAY,
AIOIHT
tl
flgh
5:09
ajn.
17
1
ft
17:19
pjn.
.
18JS
"
Ujw
11:1
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-
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant
unreserved.
surrsred
Crown
lands
may
bs
pre-empted
by
British
subjects
over
II
years
f
age,
and
by
aliens
on
declaring
Intention
to
become
British
subjects,
conditional
upon
residence,
occupation,
and
Improvement
for
agricultural
purposes.
Full
Information
concerning
regulations
regarding
pre-emptions
is
given
in
Bulletin
No.
1.
Land
SerUs.
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land,"
00
piss
of
trhlch
can
bs
obtained
fres
of
oharis
rgr
addressing
tbs
Department
of
Lands,
Victoria.
B.C.
or
to
any
Government
Agent.
Records
will
be
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
tor
agricultural
purposes,
and
which
Is
not
timber-land,
i.e.,
carrying
ovsr
1.
000
board'
feet
per
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Rang
and
6,000
test
per
acre
east
of
thai
Range.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
bs
addressed
to
the
Land
Com
missioner
of
tbs
Land
Recording
Di
vision.
In
which
tbs
land
applied
for
la
situated,
and
are
mads
on
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
ob
tained
from
tbe
Land
Commissioner
Pre-emptions
must
be
oeeupled
for
five
years
and
Improvements
made
to
value
of
$10
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
flvs
acres,
bsfore
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
aee
the
Bulletin
"How
ta
Pr-empt
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
pur
chase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purposes:
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
15
per
acre,
and
seoond-cJass
(gras
lng)
land
Il.tO
per
acre.
Further
In-
formation
regarding
purchase
or
leas
or
crown
lands
is
given
in
uuueun
No,
10,
Land
Series.
"Puronaae
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
M11L
factory,
or
industrial
sites
os
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchassd
or
leased,
tbe
ot-n-dltlone
lncludlnr
paycrent
of
stum
pax
a.
HOMESITE
LEASFc'
Cnsurveysd
areas,
not
exceeding
II
may
be
leassd
as
boniesitea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
tbe
first
year,
title
bslng
obtainable
after
residence
and
im
provement
conditions
are
fulfills
and
(land
baabea;autyrr4
I
-9ul1.EA6CAI
til
rrtxlnx
anilnluaUiaL.
nr.
noses
areas
not"eteanigttaal'ti
may
be
leased
by
one
sstsob
or
s
asmpaay-
Under
the
Oraslng
Act
tbs
Frov-tnos
U
divided
Into
grating
dlstrlots
and
the
range
administered
under
a
Oraslng
Commissioner
Annual
grraslng
permits
are
issued
based
oa
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
gtvea
te
established
ownsrs.
StoeK-vwnsrs
aaar
form
sssxiistloes
far
rang
Management
Frea
or
parliy
tree,
rerasiu
are
available
for
settlers,
aa-npsrs
and
travelkira,
at
U
vaa
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Enhanced
in
Style
and
Offering
Even
pCfreafe
the
Pontiac
Six
has
BEAUTIFUL
been
in
the
past
great
as
its
performance
has
proved
in
the
hands
oi
owners
today's
Pontiac
Six
is
even
more
beautiful,
even
more
thrilling
to
drive
I
For,
in
keeping
with
General
Motors'
policy
of
progressive
engineering
practice,
this
lowest-priced
General
Motors'
Six
has
been
enriched
in
color,
enhanced
in
style
and
equipped
for
even
finer
performance.
To
the
beauty
of
style
of
long,
low
bodies
by
Fisher,
have
been
added
the
swagger
touch
of
smaller,
smarter
wheels
and
larger
tires,
while
new
and
harmonious
combinations
of
Duco
colors
-ave
been
created.
Mechanical
advancements
result
m
smoother
performance
and
greater
power
than
Pontiac
ever
offered
before.
And
along
with
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to
the
throttle,
it
continues
to
provide
the
stamina
and
long
life
for
which
it
is
famous.
Until
you
have
seen
and
driven
it
you
cannot
realize
what
style,
what
color
and
what
performance
today's
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Six
affords
for
here
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and
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yu
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PUa
which
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few
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011
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nude
and
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snd
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and
white.
Sizes
G
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