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Phone
31
For
Best
Bonsenold
Coal
MRS.
(I
E.
BLACK
lit
'i
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mrs.
TOis
Bsxshaw
xnua
ihe
city
on
the
Prist
GntkI
trees
the
Qaees
CaxieUe
TifeM;
yesterday
was
Chzrks
Carpenter
of
Tow
HiS
near
vrrtt
Mrs.
Watan
S&ch
and
toes
satis,
Mt
bsTr
ferea
on
sosb,
rrtrgnrd
to
the
eftr
Ircea
VanKw
oa
tbe
Prior
O-wee
jealerdxy.
A.
P.
AHisax
weB
known
Oaeea
Chtrtotie
I-find
lugging
operator.
eiw
north
oa
tbe
Prince
Charles
"iS
trip
boa
Yararowrer
to
hit
cusp
as
Che-wx
Inlet
to
tbe
city
Xaree
here.
Mi
Hassi
Madxn,
aim
has
bees
lencins
tae
SHramer
at
ner
bocae
:at
Sandspit.
arrired
ia
the
eilv
on
the
Prince
Charles
TesterdaT
after-
nooo
fron
the
Qaeea
Charlotte
Is-
iands
and
aia
221
taaithl
on
the
Prince
George
lor
TancoBrer.
I
Hartid
Datey
httxez
knor
as
peaatsi
held
a
farea-eO
danes
for
the
Creaeent
Shy
boys
last
night
at
the
CJJ3X.
HaB
iKh
aa
at-tadante
of
abovt
109
Mr.
Darey
is
reaiaag
in
Prince
Rspert
teaeh-
tag
ptano
and
piano
accordion
pop-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
MrCJoster
of
Seattle
aere
pasesgers
aboard
the
sezrice
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
EaSway
steaaiship
MTTice
and
was
fonaeriy
located
at
Jsneaa
and
other
nonhern
p-otats.
Announcements
AD
adTertlseaecti
ia
thJj
cd-tss.
wa
be
charged
for
a
full
noeth
at
;
a
word.
Anslican
Tea.
Mrs.
September
9.
C.
T
Erit
Ba
ptlst
Church
Tea
September
22;
C.
C.
P.
Bazaar.
October
1.
October
6.
Eastern
Star
tea.
Masonic
Hill
October
C.
Mrs.
Parker
preients
Mil
Lady's
Trousseau.
Catholic
Bazaar.
October
12.
13.
Sonja's
Bazaar
Korember
4.
Baptist
Bazaar
Ivovember
S.
Presbyterian
Bazaar
Not.
10.
Cathedral
Christmas
Bazaar
No-rembr
17.
St.
Peter's
Church
Bazaar
Not-ember
24.
I
LAVD
KEGISTKT
ACT
He:
Orttftcato
off
TlUe
Ho.
U1M-I.
to
Ua
But
Half
ra
finulli
Vm
Quarter
of
6acOon
Fit
(i).
Ttnrsablp
"1
jut
(,
ar
not
f),
ocmi
zr-trict.
la
iaj
tartix
of
Brttun
Ocm-xirnbla,
said
Co
oocfteJa
Bcbty
(89)
acre,
more
or
iem.
WHERSAS
proof
of
lca
of
tbe
abor
OrUTloale
of
TUM
tenuad
In
tbe
Stat
of
John
A.
nmlvsnrxi
tmM
bum
COed
fa
UU
offk.
ooUoe
!
hereby
gHen
'Jit
X
ahall.
ttt
the
eXpCrWSaon
of
one
mosh
rram
Um;
dw
of
de
nm
publication
hereof.
Laaie
m
Provtonal
OerttfloaU
cl
to
tieu
wf
aud
lost
otrttneMa
a-In
Vhe
meantime
1114
objection
bt
nude
o
tug
ta
TLtln.
'
DATED
at
th
Iand
ItBgUirr
OtCoe,
mnc
luipot,
B.
C.
thle
Srd.
dy
I
ANDHW
THOUPSOJf.
I
Deputy
Eafinrat
Ot
ITUea.
Phaoe
112
Till;
day
and
4gal
yesterday
from
a
tr
Taaconret
.
.
V
B.
Tbe
ow
or
!ns
Arwng
&e
psssessers
arrrftw
iMusn:
oa
A?
Przxt
Charles
yesleriay
it
sotag
Siarror.
"Whfie
ic
the
Frost
is
the
raest
of
Ser
and
lit
J
3.
Gibra
T
n
nn
n
'
T
II
T
TiiH
if
I
week
Tisrtrnr
la
the
mmu
i
dk
being
expected
hosae
a
ttee
end
of
the
week.
Mrs.
t.
"ST
Head,
ferswrfr
of
D
by
Island
and
now
madteg
at
Yaa-
ccsrrer.
vrmrsl
ia
tbf
atf
froa
tis
socas
(n
a
Pftoc
Gearev
wste?-
ZlJ
lOTlrrPt
as
in
tte
my
abard
ttee
yuiuraiiiaiirai!t
Gec7
yesterday,
aaktof
Prtow
C&arks
yrsierdxy
afterzHHc
WHSsxa
Jooe&
sriiaoj
leaetxr
at
Past
CEasnaa.
passed
thrcmrli
the
dty
at
th
&s
of
the
-reek
on
hiy
way
back
to
the
Skeeca
Rrrer
after
Ixai;
tbe
snsaoer
Tacation
at
tu
liroe
ia
Victoria.
Proriacia
CocSAbj?
and
l&s.
D.
D.
Kclndoe
arrired
in
tbe
It
on
tne
Prmce
Oeoree
yeerday
from
Tiht
in
the
OWi
Kest
Pass
rasa-try
to
take
ap
resadence.
OonsSable
Jfetadoe
harine
bn
traasfrrred
rocad
tip
xurtfa
cq
the
Teed:
&Qs
Hias
tiff
Thf
Tnjitnrv
Uissiao
sjB
Viqcobttt.
airhrd
hi
Prince
fiapert
vesurdsi:
zaer&nr
rd
the
Prince
Gtrcf
iCsc
Heaps
-jfl
be
in
ehirrr
of
the
Japanese
Uisaon
ktedereartea
here
TiiaauLS
Camnbe
and
Sirrm
Oan-a-noot
left
on
test
erentar
train
Jor
their
nccas
at
dty
foaosiof
tbe
sassisn'
fisbJng'
arzmues
on
tbe
Sbm
Hirer
John
G.
Blartrhtrd,
eeaeral
passenger
agent
for
the
IVnMe
Pa
i
Ytitoa
Boole
at
Stunt
aiu,
in
BlaTwhard
trere
passenfers
aboard
ue
PTHKess
Louise
Testerdar
af
ternoon
goine
tarouzfa
in
5atiiA
lor
the
winter.-
Dr
7vl
CzrtT
mavrlwaaw4
Yau
".
.
.
W.
L.
Coates.
president,
was
in
the
enair
wna
a
rows
attendance
at
numbers
and
a
few
gnesta.
E.
M.
Haynea,
Post
Office
inspec
tor,
arrired
in
the
esty
on
the
rt-iXTT
Ljwaur
yeswreisy
aner-J
uunu
xsxanas
ana
r
ntwn
ravrnf&g
soaia
after
a
ta
i
mace
5
to
JeaiL
Mr
MrCV-
j
tv:
ra
rcujrn
to
ms
head
QBarlers
at
VTrtoria.
J.
H.
MiddJecoat.
foreign
freight
agent
for
the
rana-Hn
jfattooaj
RaQways
at
Bong
Kong,
was
a
ris-
jitor
in
the
dty
yesterday
in
the
jccarse
of
a
trip
to
tbe
coast.
He
was
making
the
round
trip
froa
iiVancourer
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
George
Mrs.
W.
E
Drake
and
son.
Ted
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
Haz
elton
from
which
point
they
wi
motor
to
Victoria
where
Ted
wi
resume
his
studies
at
UniTersit
SthooL
Mrs.
Max
Heilbroner
ant
daughter.
Miss
Marine
HeHbroner
are
accompanying
Mrs.
Drake
a
Rebekah
Tea,
Annette
FaabJofl
Jar
Vancotrrer
and
will
conUnti'
!Sw.
September
15.
to
California
where
they
win
spent
a
few
weeks
holidaying.
St.
Peter's
Tea
Mrs.
naw
:Stptember
22.
tnM
W
AXTS
GntLS
TO
PUNCH
DOUGH.
.NOT
TYPEWRITERS
,
ABtraltan
Press
Bureau)
HOBART,
Australia.
Sept
8
De
piffling
his
inability
4to
find
mcne-for
the
erection
of
a
technical
col
lege
for
girls,
the
Minister
of
Education
E
J
Ogflrie
expressed
re
ret
that
two-thirds
of
the
dbdU
of
New
Toa-n
Commercial
Hlri
School
were
learning
to
punch
typewriters
instead
of
dough.
Addfjsing
the
council
o
thf
Parents
and
Friends"
Association
h
said
that
technical
education
1cm
gfrls
was
even
more
important
thar
lor
boya
"I
would
rather
know
that
a
rir"
relation
of
mine
ranked
hieh
in
domestic
science
than
In
such
.sub
jects
as
trigonometrr
and
decimals
which
will
be
no
use
to
her
in
Uter
life,"
said
Mr.
OgUrie.
"1
would
like
to
see
her
education
dl
rected
towards
a
balanced
diet
tr
enaWe
her
to
attack
problems
o
the
kitchen.
"If
our
girts
were
so
taught
ant-were
educated
also
hi
such
accom
pilahments
as
singing,
music,
elocution,
or
art.
the
community
woulc"
be
much
better
If."
VISITED
VAXDtnilOOF
VANDERHOOF.
Sept.
8.
Mayne
D.
Hamilton,
superintendent
for
British
Columbia
of
the
Bank
of
Commerce,
was
a
recent
rlsltor
here,
inspecting
the
local
bank
and
(HaeusMng
business
affairs
with
local
citizens.
Sendoff
For
Mr.
and
IjMrs.
Alex
Murray,
Presentation
Made
brat
Sirs.
Z
.t.:.
Brerr-
'nex
was
the
sew'
cif
a
eltj-
ysiaarty
Tesaay
men:
he:
m
htou;
J
Mr
and
Mra
Alei
&irrr
are
teavaac
for
"Vancouver
teaxel.:
Pnfcttinr
refreahaaenU
Mrred
v
pitfte
itasaes
a
presentataaa
an
be-mzX
of
tbe
assmMed
oumtmnT1
made
to
tbe
faeau
of
thet
by
Naraaa
McKay
The.
ctfl
eoemsted
of
v
nrettr
nc
'
Wes
of
Prinee
BaprrV
Scotch
daneaM;
aad
sineinr
brtwebt
tae
ereiunr
to
a
close
!
itaose
preseat
beta
Mr
and
Mr?
John
Mrlrel
Mr.
and
Mrs
Rtx)
Saitk.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Se
Oaoald.
Mr
aad
Mrs
Wiliiajr
F
-
wsan.
Mrs.
MKtt-jOBery
Mr
a.-
e
Mrs.
R.
R.
Stracban.
Mr
aad
Mr
D.
B
Oeak.
Mrs.
Otr
strand
Mr
iaad
Mrs.
Sneutam
McKay.
Mr
aid
urs.
J-icr
V-.rlnhMht
Mr
ar-i
S
r
iH
xv.
k.
utBacaa,
asra.
Bast
rum
Miss
Mary
MeKab.
Charles
WN.h
fO-
Fraaer.
Mr
and
Mn
n.n
r
John
Mflgod.
Jim
Rrraiw
,
BiB
Brezaner.
TEACHERS
AT
CITY
SCHOOLS
List
Issaed
Vt
mtr
rkmiki.
Tday
Giles
Places
Hierr
Tbey
Are
Teaching
The
foOovinc
is
the
Bat
of
kai
teachers
and
the
schorJj
u,
hi.-h
they
have
been
iscagned:
Booth
Memorial
Hich
School
I
Pernor
Artaof
SaUon
L
T
lot-',
lehefl.
L.
M.
Laine.
E.
R
M
Yer
twgn.
t.
u
Danes.
B.
J.
Dan4ek
J
V-
P"
Kiry
oto
at
Ms
TT.;
:
."T?
regisar
veekly
lsaeneon
today
utlh
noagaon.
j
u.
Wii-
J11531
C
H
Leths.
Chas.
movtog
nkrtoes
taken
an
a
r-,
Hay-
trip
to
the
British
Xafes
and
Ewene
ard.
Frances
Walts.
Jonior
W.
W.
C.
Q-Xelll
EdgctEabe.
E.
E.
CaraHer.
Mary
es.
J.
G.
McKinJey.
Oimer
Mou-at.
King
LdmartJ
PaUic
School
E
A.
Mereer.
J.
&
Wilson.
Marr
Prince
CharJes
yesterday
anernoSTSL
vrJL
K
P
Gras"
Hr
after
baring
eoe
north
by
way
of
Borden
Street
School
A.
Mills.
Marct
5in
Viekers.
K.
MacKay.
M.
L
J
1L
it
E
Patmore.
Seal
Core
School
E
D.
Moxley.
Proxy
Bride
Refuses
To
Accept
Husband
(Australian
Press
Bureau)
FREMANTLE,
Australia.
Sept
8
A
25-year-old
Italian
hrirf
reached
FremanUe
from
Italy,
has'
f
usal
to
accept
her
husband,
whom
she
married
by
proxy.
The
woman
and
her
husband,
a
29-year-old
fisherman,
were
to
hare
risited
the
church
on
the
day
of
her
arrival
for
the
religious
part
if
their
wedding
ceremony,
but
the
arrangements
were
cancelled.
Friends
of
the
bridegroom
and
relatires
of
the
bride,
hare
snhf
a
way
oat,
but
the
woman
has
been
aaamant:
derpHe
the
fact
that
Iker'
a
proxy
husband
raid
her
fara
t'
Australia.
i
The
couple
are
legally
married.;
and
will
remain
so
unless
annul-;
ffient
proceedings
are
tvcfni
:
oome
Italians,
long
resident
in
the
State,
consider
that
than.
should
be
some
tightening
up
in
the
lacwues
tor
proxy
marriages.
In
the
present
instance
ih
KrM
had
never
seen
her
future
husband
!
unta
she
reached
FremanUe.
the'
marriage
harine.
it
is
stated
he
i
"ranged
between
his
parents
and
!
ner
parents,
who
reside
in
Italy
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stork
Music
Ileintznun.
Nordheimer
and
Lesage
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Ilesonowope"
Phone
Rlae
389
212
Ith
SL
Powder
Puff
Beauty
Shoppe
Pennants,
Marcells.
Finger-wares,
etc.
Children's
Haircuts
a
Specialty.
Phone
Green
til
for
Appointment
Muriel
fby
it!
Ith
E,
I
alW
MHa.X2S
Ts7
foj
Thjs
ar!-rrleaent
Is
not
pnbSs&et
at
dteilayed
t-
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
3rd
Arraae
Ma
ttresses
Surest
Spring
Filled
-Mattress
$20.00
'
&
ITS
1
nanf
(,ntn
IJg
Floor
Covering
Domtnron
Printed
Lin(4fa
Square
Yard
85c
Trade
in
your
used
furniture
and
stove
in
part
payment
on
new.
FURNITURE
2
Roll
Top
Writing
D&ks-l
L.
C.
Smith
Typewriter
-
Singer
Sewing
Machines
3
English
Prams
-
I
Dining
Room
Kuffets-6
Dining
Room
Table-
?
Swi
Crils
Reconditioned
Kitchen
Ranges
for
burning
wood
or
coaL-l
Kitchen
Range
with
an
Oil
Burner
o
Dressers
3
Couches
Rocking
Chairs-12
Diner
thairs-2
Boudoir
Chairs
2
Kitchen
Cabinets
!
,
b,esT1
Barrymorc
Axminster
Rue,
size
0
1
1
9x104-1
Electnc
Range
3
Victrola
Gramophones
1
Battery
Radio
1
King
Soprano
Saxophone
1
Ac
cordion-l
23-jcwel
Vanguard
Va!tham-l
Dia-rnond
Tie
Pm-1
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EhcyclopIia-l
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Premier
Spic
Spans
1
Bor
s
Bicycle.'
80,1001
Books
Bought,
Sold
or
Exchanged
December
Frozen
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