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Two Shows - 7 and 9.15
Admission, 30c and 15c

EMPRESS

New Show Tonight

PRISCILLA DEAN
“She Hired A Husband”

Hn Eptsope oF

“A Fight for Millions”
Fatty Arbuckle Comedy

15 and 30 cents

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Phon® Green 607

1017 3rd Avenue

Dalgarno & Watts

WiLDERS AND CONTRACTORS

ght and Heavy Con
Repairs and Alterations

s Staircase Work and
Finishing

Eximates Cheerfully Given

BRICK AND CONCRETE BUILDING

CONTRACTORS

E H. SHOCKLEY

speculation in still

MEMBER SEES
_ MUCH PROGRESS
IN DISTRICT

Alex. M. Manson, M.P.P. Makes
Tour Through His Constituency
and Notes Improvements.

“The Land Settlement Board
has established new areas at
Smithers and Evelyn Lake and is
about to establish an area at
Francois Lake,’ reports Alex. M
Manson, M.P.P., who has made
an extended trip through the
country and returned much pleas
ed with what he saw. He says
that the original purchaser for

a nuisance in
many cases and is holding up de

velopment. In other cases the
owners are doing good work in
bringing in real farmers who are

buying the lands and cultivating

them. The Land Settlement
scheme has had a good effect, not

only in putting men on the
but in inducing others to do the
same. The result is there is such
an era of prosperity in the valleys

land,

to the east along the G. T. P. as
has never before been seen.
There has been an increase in
lthe number of schools from 28

to 57 in the northern distriet and
of teachers from to 82 and
this a fair indication of the
progress. No less than ten new
schools were authorized in the

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jmonth of June.

Interested in Progress.

Mr. Manson went east with Dr.
King, minister of publie works in
the Oliver Government. They left
the train at Hazelton and drove
in an auto to Burns Lake. He re-
ports that the minister was keen-
ly interested in the progress that
had been made and had an eye
for the needs of the settlers along
the route. He expressed himself
satisfied that the large ap-
propriations for that district were
warranted.

From Burns Lake the minister
went on to Prince George and the
Cariboo, while Mr. Manson con-
tinued his drive south to Fran-
cois and Ootsa Lake and along
the north shore to Wistaria, and
then to Houston and Telkwa. The
trip he says a pioneer one
for an automobile and the little
Ford negotiated it without the as-
sistance of baling wire or other
outside aid. The whole journey
was over the road and a great
portion of it had never heard the
throb of an auto before.

Rapid Progress.

Mr. Manson says that he found
settlement in rapid progress and
all along the route were parties
of land seekers attracted by th:
fame of the pea vine and the

as

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Office and Shop Fraser St.
Sash, doc mouldings and
ior finish lumber al-
vays in stock.
tf J. Fyfe Smith's
hardwood,
Estimates Given.
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Wholesale and Retail

General Contractors and
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vetch which grows so abundantly
there. The district has its fu-
ture in stoek raising, dairying
and mixed farming.

In the Bulkley a large number
of soldiers have taken up land:
and they seemed to be making
excellent headway. In most case
they are real farmers.

Mr. Manson attended the bar-
becue at Telkwa which he say:
was a great success. Many new

faces were conspicuous,
Another trip is planned by the
member in the near future with

two other ministers of the crown,

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lave §=somt at the North Vancouver Goat
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ofexpanding with growing busi- days midsummer sale from
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$75 a month, with board and} and ready for sea in first class |
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have had statement experience.
Apply Daily News Box 293. _ tf

WANTED—Two carpenters. Ap-
ply D. H. Morrison. 206

WANTED—Small launch. Phone
Black 202. tf |

porter
205 |

WANTED—Waitress
Hotel Central.

“CAILLAUX CASE” IS
TO BE REPEATED

“The Caillaux Case’’ attracted
much attention at the Westholme |
Theatre last night. In spite
the fine evening there was a large |
attendance and the play proved
to be a most tense one. The his-
torical significance of this photo-
play one of its great attrac-
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“FIGHT FOR MILLIONS”
AGAIN AT THE EMPnecss

The Fight for Millions,” the
great serial that is running at the
Empress is a first rate picture
and still attracting much, at-
tention. “She Hired a Husband”
is the feature play and it proved
very interesting.

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BOLSHEVIK! SURROUNDED

Copenhagen, Sept. 3.—The Bol-
sheviki have been surrounded on
the Lithuanian front, according
to the Lithuanian legation.

NOW O OPEN

P.R.CAE R.CAFE

Best in cee,

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|FOR SALE

ing Loans. Apply Prince Ru-
| pert Housing Ltd., Geo. W.
Nickerson, Secretary. tf
FOR SALE—Dr. Tremayne's of-
fice on Third Avenue. Must be
removed, Phone

354. 206

‘BOAT FOR SALE
Twelve h.p.
“Beatrix,”

36 by 8 feet 8.
i-cycle. Enquire
Cow Bay. 206

Old newspapers, ten
cents a bundle.

FOR RENT

IFOR RENT—Oflices—W.J.Alder.

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sweater. Apply Daily News of-
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MISCELLANEOUS
SEE McGOWAN, the Cycle man,
for new and second-hand bi-

eycles, repairs and parts. Easy
terms. All kinds of light re-
pair work. Second Avenue, near
McBride. Phone Blue 421.

THE NORTON—The place for :
shampoo. Hairdressing. Scalp
treatment. 210 Fourth Street
Open 10 a.m. or by appoint-
ment. Phone 493. tf

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Cc R. FARM LAND — Choice
farms in well settled districts

in Western Canada; low prices;
twenty years to pay; irrigated
lands in Sunny Southern Al-
berta, with loan of $2,000 in
improvements to assist new
settlers. Act now — they are
going fast. For free booklet
and full information write II.
G,. Loughran, General Land
agent, 744 Hastings St. West,
Vancouver, B.C.

 

 

 

 

 

 

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF CANADA

DEPARTMENT OF SOLDIERS’ CIVIL RE-ESTABLISHMENT

Cranbrook, 10 Baker Street
Fernie, 162 Victoria Ave, 73A
Kamloops, 246 Victoria St. 495
Nanaimo, Windsor Block 787
Nelson, Royal Bank Bidg., Baker St. 149
New Westminster, Board of Trade Bidg. 189
Penticton, Shatford Block, Main Street 251
Prince Rupert, P. O. Drawer 1674 553
Revelstoke, First St. W. 70
Vancouver, 140 Cordova Street S. 2873
Vancouver, Alcazar Hotel, Dunsmuir St. S. 3459
Victoria, Langley and Broughton Sts. 839 |
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The Department of Labour and the
Provincial Governments have organized
a System of Employment Offices from
Coast to Coast for Returned Soldiers and
all classes of workers—-Men and Women
-—trained and untrained.

A Special Section exists for Pro-
fessional and Business workers.

To look after the special needs of the
RETURNED SOLDIER there is in each
of these offices, a representative of the

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Brick
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General Real Estate Agent

Cor. Second Avenue and Second Street.

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