-AOR
SIX
MORE
Bargains
!
IliKli
(iraile
F.uglish
China
Cups
ami
Saucers
75c
Hnnil-iuade
French
Headed
Hags
$5.50
Genuine
Cut
Heads
55c
to
$1.85
Solid
Oak
and
Silver
Hiscuil
Jar
$4.50
Set
C
Cut
Glass
Sherbets
..
$1.75
AT
Heilbroner's
TOOT!
TOOT!
j
Throw
I
he
switch.
There
fs
somellmiK
coming.
It
Is
Casey
Jones
with
his
Serenaders
and
a
I
rain
load
of
I
tappers
for
I
lie
IMC
lUXCE
to
he
held
in
the
'Auditorium'
Wednesday
Evening,
Apr.
1.
Itefrcslnneiils
Gents.
$1.00.
Ladies,
50c
The
Hall
lias
heen
renovated
am!
looks
like
lluck-iiijjhaiti
I'alacc.
Plaid
Flannels
Beautiful
Plaids
for
Dresses
or
Children's
Wear
Id
inches
wide,
worth
1.25
Our
Special,
per
yard
85c
STORE
Phone
753.
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
EOc
Per
Sack
HydeTransier
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
6S0.
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
3rd
Avenue.
AUDITORIUM
REMODELLED
Is
Now
Up-to-Date
Hall
In
Keeping
With
Progross
of
City
The
interior
of
Ihe
Auditorium
has
recently
heen
.transformed
into
an
ui-lo-llie-ininule
recrea-
liion
hall
and
considerable
re-InioflelliiiB
anil
repair
work
hiu
been
executed,
under
the
direct
inanaKeinenl
of
I..
J.-.Marren,
the
owner.
The
entire
iiilcrjor
ha-
,
heen
lathed
and
plastered
and
I
hi
walls
have
heen
moulded
to
a
height
of
some
six
feet,
1
0.000
feel
of
fir
V.-joinl.
has
heen
used,
while
the
eeiling
has
also
been
lined.
The
floor
hits
heen
thoroughly
overhauled
and
the
whole
surface
re-planed,
ventilation
apparatus
has
jinereased
and
two
new
venli-
alors
have
been
installed
at
the
end
of
the
spacious
hall.
A
feature
of
the
re-modellinK
has
heen
Ihe
drapiim
of
pernianeut
decorative
arch
effects
from
the
ceiling
ami
jarouinl
(lie
balconies,
j
Holh
the
ladies'
and
kciiIIc-:
men's
dressing
rooms
have
come
I
in
for
their
share
of
coinfofl-igiving
effects
and
two
new
wiii-
Idows
have
been
placed
in
tin"
'dining
room.
The
windows!
I
around
the
ball
have
been
bung
iwilh
heavy
green
curtains
giving
Ihe
whole
a
very
cosy
ami
cheerful
appearance.
The
sealing
ar-coiiiuiodation
has
also
heen
re-
FOR
SALE
TK.MiKIIS
will
be
rerelved
by
the
mi-ilerslfUM.nl
nil
to
Wednesday,
April
Kill
1
025,
for
llie
following-
properties,
be-Ion
rl
i
lie
to
the
estate
or
fl.
r.iiniiliiidimi
Ac
Son,
Limited,
l'orl
Ks4iirlon,
11.11.
,
In
Voluntary
l.lrwiitatKin:
purt
tsaimuium
Tbe
Ksslnclun
lintel.
I'ort
Ksslnirln,
B.C
rini.'lstlne
or
liar-room.
Illlllaril-nHiiu.
kitchen.
Pantry.
Iilnliiir-nwm.
SIllliijf-rcRjin,
llalliroom,
and
Twetily-elfrlil
i;eurNiiiis,
SMITHERS
Lots
i8
and
SV.
Illoek
10.
Sub-dlvislon:
or
I'lan
1USI.
Villain'
ir
Sinllliers,
11.11.
,
porcher
island
IjjI
I
JOS.
Hectare
Hay.
I'orrber
Island.
H.i'v.
ronsis-iinir
of
1.11
Aeres,
more
or
less.
lllg-brst
r
any
lender
not
neeessarlly
arrepled.
JOIIS
L.
CIIIilSTIK.
Liquidator.
aru
second
.Avenue.
l'liuee
Ilupert.
ll.C.
7S
NOTICE.
I.N
TIIK
MATT
Kit
uf
an
application
Tor
llie
Issue
of
Cresli
rertltlrale
or
till"
for
Lois
nineteen
(U
ami
twenty
-tilti.
Work
thirty-two
(3i.
Sertlon
five
(5).
Lily
of
Prince
Impel
I,
Map
9J3.
Satlsfartorv
proof
of
the
destruction
of
the
Cerliflrate
of
title
roverlnir
tin-above
lauds
baring
been
furnished
lo
Hits
omen
It
is
my
iiiicntHni
to
issue,
arte
Orlirieale
of
III
Ihe
names
or
PKTKIt
M.
CASSIIlV
aii'l
Hlkl
CASSIhV.
willed
r.crlirieale
of
title
Is
daled
the
1
3
tfi
August.
191:1.
and
liiltubereil
ISltl.
II.
V.
MACLKon.
Iieglftrar
or
Title.
Land
lleg-lslry
Orriee.
frlliep
IluiM-rt,
II
L.
Manh
7tlt,
105.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blook,
PRIKCE
RUPERT.
B.
O.
Offlca
Hours,
9
t
ft.
Phone
688.
Open
Evenlnge
Only
Wmt
Spclal
AppalnlmenU.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
6.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
'f'eani
or
Motor
Service,
Coal
Sand
and
Oravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Movlnfl.
carat
WHITES
OF
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW?
MUDDY
COMPLEXION?
YOUR
LIVER
IS
OUT
OF
ORDER!
Mrs.
Win.
Hmmi'ue,
Vox
Creik,
.N.H.,
wrllvs:
Iwvb
l-cu
troubled
with
my
liver
for
a
lunsr
lime,
and
was
so
bail
I
(imlii
iiui
iln
any
work.
I
Icid
severe
pains
Id
my
Mi.ni.icli
lliat
were
so
liatl.
l
llnios,
1
could
hardly
Mati.l
litem.
MJ"
loniriie
beraine
coated:
I
bail
a
bad
taste
In
liiy
inoiilli,
esiMlally
In
tlm
inm-iiing-;
llie
wlilies
or
my
eye
were
llntred
wltli
yellow,
ami
I
bad
a
muddy
an
yellow
rnniplexliiii.
1
bail
lead
a
great
ileal
about
LAXA-LIYER
PILLS
decided
1
would
try
a
tlal.
and
after
Uklnjr
Ihree
of
tliein
I
was
greatly
1m-
The
j
proved
and
fell
more
like
living-,
and
I
ran
been
J
ow"
uhoui
any
irouuic.
For
sale
at
all
dritfrirlM
and
dealer;
put
up
only
,by
Tbe
T.
Mllburn
Co.,
Limited.
Toronto,
nt.
placed.
II
is
Mr.
Marten's
intention
to
in
future
reul
Ihe
lial'
mi
a
sliding
scale
charging
an
amount
commensurate
with
the
number
of
people
to
be
VICTORIA
BARRISTER
J.
A.
AIKMAN
DIES
VICTOIUA,
Mar.
.10.
-.lames
A.
Aikmaii.
a
prominent
barrister,
died
.suddenly
Sunday
afternoon
of
heart
disease,,
lie
was
a.
pas'
president
of
the
local
bar
association.
He
leaves
a
widow
and
daughter.
SUFFICIENT
UNTO
THE
DAY
"Since
.you
are
discontented
why
don't
you
sell
your
farm
and
nove
to
the
city?"
"I've
heard
about
tliein
prices
for
Hats,"
answered
Farmer
Uornlossel.
"I'd
rather
go
on
beiu'
liiscunlenled
than
lake
chance
on
bein'
plain
desperate.'
Washington
Star.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
COLUMBIA.
BRITISH
Ill
die
Mailer
or
llie
Administration
Art;
and
In
tbe
Mailer
or
tbe
Kslate
of
Peler
.Judge,
IH-ieasi-d,
Intestate.
TAkK
M,TIi:K
that
by
order
of
Ills
II
r
I
.
Melt.
Vouny.
made
tbe
iltli
day
of
March.
A.li.
loss,
I
was
aipolulid
Ad
ministrator
of
the
eslale
of
Peler
Judirc.
(leeeased.
and
all
parties
having
rlalrns
against
the
sjiUI
estate
are
hcre-
I
.
Miniii.i.l
...
r.icildli
-ir,,,t
(..m.rtu
Ihe
etplrallon
of
thirty
(.10)
days
from
i
',
,
,
,,
,,'
J,,.;
'
;,.,Z
r'l,:v.i1',.
TIIIp
eoverlnir
'r,"i,r;...f
the
said
.:!::
land
i
aIVm.
a
v:
and
an
i,:
.,v:
ili-liled
lo
llie
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
or
their
Indebtedness
lo
me
rorlbwilh.
AOItMA.N
A.
WATT,
orrirlal
Administrator,
Prlnre
linpert.
ll.C.
Iiated
tin-
jXtli
day
of
M
a
rrb.
tu3.
IN
IN
PROBATE.
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
llie
Matter
or
the
Administration
Specials!
Specials!
For
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
BUY
A
NEW
RUG
FOR
SPRING.
Bargains
in
Carpets,
Squares
and
Mats.
All
Othor
'Mats
and
Carpets
Greatly
Reduced
AxmlnsUr
Carpet
Squares
.on.
x
j
on.
oiu
of
i.
x
in
on.
oiui
x
on
ift.
Oiift
x
,7ft.
ftin.
.
.
.
an,
x
rfit
ain
.
27in.
x
5iin
$45.00
$40.00
$32.00
$23.00
.
$9.00
.
$5.00
Wilton
Rugs
on.
x
ion.
(iin.
Ofl.
x
on
(in.
iin.
x
on.
.
an.
x
rft.
am.
27in.
x
5
't
hi.
.
.
GEO.
D.
TITE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
$74.00
$54.00
$47.00
$17.00
$11.00
Phone
20
Ait;
a,
id
III
the
Matter
or
the
htate
or
Hi
a
Id
l.llje(Ulsl.
Iieeeased,
Intestate.
TAkK'
MITILK
that
by
order
of
Ills
lloni-i-
F.
.Mill.
Younr.
made
the
jith
day
:r
.Man
b.
A.li.
t
a
r.
.
I
wis
a(tolnteiL
(1-nilnlslrator
or
the
estate
of
Kveld
t.iljeipiist,
ilereusetl.
and
all
parties
bavin
elalms
aralnst
llie
said
eslale
are
hereby
rennlied
to
furnish
same,
properly
veririeri
to
me
on
or
be
Tore
(he
1
1
III
day
or
April.
A.li.
IU5.
and
all
parlies'
Indebted
lo
ihe
estaiH
are
required
to
pay
Ihe
amount
or
their
Indebtedness
i
me
rorlliwltb.
MlllMA.N
A.
WATT,
orrirlal
Administrator.
IN
Prince
lliicrt,
ii.c.
Halnl
the
VSIh
day
or
Mairh.
I0f5.
IN
PROBATE.
THE
SUFREWE
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Matter
or
the
Administration
Ait;
and
In
the
Matter
or
tbe
hstate
of
John
Lee
tn-eeased.
Intestate.
TAKK
MJTILK
that
by
order
or
Ills
Honor
K.
Mi
ll.
Viimiif.
made
llie
37lh
lay
or
Mai-i'b.
A.li.
I
U
V
o
.
I
was-
npiMdnled
Administrator
or
the
estate
or
Peler
Judire.
deeeased.
and
all
parlies
bavin
'lalin-
airalnst
the
said
estate
are
here,
by
reiiulred
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
ifTth
day
of
pi-ll,
A.li.
IVi.V
and
all
parlies
In-debled
to
Ihe
eslale
are
reipilred
to
pay
Ihe
niiHUint
of
their
Indebtedness
lo
me
forthwith,
i
.XOIlMA
A.
WATT,
orrirlal
Administrator,
I
l'liuee
linpert.
ll.C.
Paled
the
KHIli
day
orkMarrh,
IBJi.
THE
DAILT
NEW
9
MAJOR
ASTOR
ON
NEWSPAPERS
Great
Progress
Had
Been
Mad
In
Matter
of
Service
to
Public
I.ONUON,
Mar.
tdiau
Press),
3ll.--(Hy
Can-The
modern
newspaper.
Which
makes
the
process
of
reading
as
easy
as
possible
is
lining
a
great
and
use
ful
service,
and
before
it
was
called
"yeiriiw'1
this
fact
should
lie
taken
info
consideration,
de
clared
Major
John
Jacob
Aslor.
M.l'..
who
is
associated
with
John
Waller
in
the
ownership
of
Ihe
London
Times,
when
be
ad
dressed
the
American
omen
s
Club
in
London
on
"
Modern
Journalism,"
recently.
Major
Aslor
in
support
of
his
argument
apokc
of
ol'd
newspapers,
citing
in
particular
line
great
Suiidav
journal,
which
had
announced
Ihe
Bailie
of
Waterloo
thus:
(Joiiinienceiuenl
of
Hostilities;
in
the
Aeiiicrlanils;
sanguinary
Action,"'
then,
like
an
after-,
thoughl,
"Defeat
of
Ituonaparle
by
Welliiigltin."
Willi
the
news
of
Waterloo
Ihe
reader
inusl
have,
read'
the
greater
pari
of
a
minimi
before
lie
realized
the
I
rite
significance.
There
was
Mirrly
no
advantage
in
obscuring
points
of
interest
thought
Major
Aslor.
Like
a
good
teacher
a
newspaper
should
try
lo
inform
without
wearying
lis
vendors.
Then
was
,lhe
temptation
lo
fti-cp
up
llie
High
noie
oi
excitement
at
all
times
of
the
year,
even
when
mere
was
no
news.
l'o
keep
up
.
the
"daily
splash"
al
licit
limes
was
lo
sacrifice
the
benefit
which
a
newspaper
could
confer,
lltltt
of
showing
Ihe
re
lative
importance
of
the
news
il
had
In
give.
"Stunting"
niigliL
lickle
Ihe
palate,
but
in
the.
long
run
il
killed
the
appetite
and
ui-
lermined
the
sense
of
propor
tion.
The
l'ress
could
do
a
great
leal
to
elevate
a
nation's
caste,
lo
sharpen
its
cuifcleiice.
and
lo
help
il
lo
form
sound
political
judgments.
Ilia
major
said.
This
rotiiti
oniy
tie
unite
ny
a
new
paper
which
steered
by
the
compass
ir
truth
and
principle
and
not
by
Ihe
weathercock
of
pub
lie
favor,
and
.which
had
writers
who
had
not
merely
facile
pens
but
character
and
expert
know
ledge.
Underpaid
Profession
The
professiifii
of
the
journal
ist
is
extremely
exacting
but
unfortunately
is
not
overpaid
Major
Aslor
said.
Kcnuinc
ration
was
fixed
by
slern
business
con
dilion.
and
in
Fleet
Street
there
were
many
men
who
could
earn
more
in
olhcr
walks
of
life
with
less
wear-and
tear
lo
themselves
Fortunately
for
Ihe
l'ress,
though,
human
beings
did
not
always
consider
life
its
a
busi
ness
proposition.
This
einleavor
lo
"entertain
and
inform,",
which
Hie
Times
had
sel
as
its
nieastlie
of
service
to
the
.public
n
its
third
anniversary
in
17,HH,
ami
which
lie
(lioughl
applied
its
iniicfi
today
as
if
tlid
then,
was
becoming
it
great
ami
continual
strain
on
every
department
of
a
newspaper,
yei
every
depMrlinenl
now
gave
infiuiieiy
more
openings
for
personal
cdlcieucy,
skill
and
genius.
A
great
foreign
corrus-
pondcnl
was
nol
unlike
a
diplomat
iit
importance.
The
modern
newspaper
bad
got
lo
go
on
being
modern.
Major
Aslor
said.
II
should
em
body
Ihe
best
of
the
nation's
life
ami
uiiiid:
should
be
nearly
as
ominseicut
as
human
nature
could
periuil.
HAZELTON
Arcliilcacon
i.
A.
Itix
of
I'rincc
It
ii
Mrl
;
Itttriil
Di-iiu
'1'.
.1.
Marsh
or
IVrraff;
lli'v.
It.
H.
NV.
Ilil-ili'll
tif
Siuillii'f.x
ami
Lay
Header
Kluli-y
of
KilwaiiKii
offit'ialed
al
Iln-
fiiniM-al
of
lliu'lali;
Mr.
T.
I).
I'riicliir
wliicli
look
dace
nu
I'liiirsday
from
SI.
Peler's
r.lniiclt
In
lla.elliin
riMiicliiry.
'I'liere
wim
a
lare
irssiuiililaye
al
(lie
oliseiiiiies.
I'alllieaierM
were
A.
A.
('.iiiiiiini,
I'..
II.
ix,
NV.
W.
Aiiilerciiii,
,M.
Myrnn,
('.
V.
Sinilli
ami
It.
S,
Sareaul.
Al
llie
service
Mrs.
A.
M.
Falconer
sans?
"My
Tusk."
Miss
Slade
of
(lie
lliuelloii
Hospital
xln
rr
lias
left
for
TREASURY
ISSUE
FOR
PORTER
JDAHO
MINE
Special
Representative
Reports
Good
Buslnoss
After
Trip
on
Coast
The
I'orter-lilaho
is
the
only
shipping
mine
beside
Ihe
Premier
al
Stewart
and
further
de
velopment
work
is
planned
Ibis
year.
To
raise
the
necessary
funds.
F.
K.
fiigol.
Ihe
company'
pecial
repri'senjalive,
has
been
making
a
trip
lo
coast
points
and
is
now
al
the
l'rinte
lluperl
Hotel.
Last
year,
117
tons
of
high
grade
ore
was
shipped
which
netted
the
sum
or
m,0)(
ami
there
ale
now
'IHI
tons
more
ready
for
shipment.
Jtisl
as
soon
as
Ihe"
snow
is
olT
the
ground,
further
developmeiii
work
will
be
commenced
and
to
finance
this,
the
company
is
making
an
issue
of
9135,000
treasury
shares.
The
town
of
Stewart
has
absorbed
a
large
proportion
of
this
issue,
llni"
showing
local
confidence
in
Ihi-
properly.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
I'acific
(Ileal
Faslerr
llailway
will
operale
an
auto
service
between
here
and
(.lues-nel
Ibis
summer.
From
(Jues-nel
passenger!
may
proceed
In
rail
o
Vancouver.
The
home
of
SherilT
I'clcr
caugbl
fire
last
week
and
dam-
ige
lo
Ihe
.extent
of
$IJ5
was
done
Dick,
'Smith,
who
was
recently
brought
lo
(he
lliuelloii
Hospital
over
the
Yukon
.
Telcgrnp!.
trail
sulTcring
from
heart
I
rouble,
is
recuperating
jit
this
cit
lie
evpccls
lo
be
slalioued
a
IL'ucllon
in
future.
The
Prince
George
Conserva-1
live
Assticialion
has
elected
oils
i
cers
its
follows:
President.
A
Mcll.
Youus:
vice-president.
Oeo.
Porter;
secretary,
(leorge
H
Outram;
treasurer,
W.
('.
Ferry;
Kxeeulive
I).
II.
W.
Alward,
II
W.
MacLeod,
O.
X.
llaydon,
II
il.
Carney.
Tlioiuas
Porter
and
A.
F..
Sihley.
iler'ise
in
lhi
v
New.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant,
unrpitrv'Hl,
urvrM
Crown
lanila
ttvty
b
tif-'milM
by
(Jritixli
uhj
ts
over
l
jari
of
o.
and
by.
iillenn
on
cUclaring
JnUnllon
tu
bTorni
UrltlKh
subjects,
ron-ll-tional
uin
riilIencp.
occjpallon.
aid
lmirovntont
lor
nicrlcultttral
uroi-ii.
Full
Information
com-ernin
tw-.iitlmm
i-pjrnrdlnK
rire-fmptloin
l
Klven
in
Hulletln
No.
1,
Uiml
Hcrles.
"How
lo
Pre-empt
Land."
copli-a
of
which
ran
1e
obwlnfil
free
of
clmrK
y
HiKlreiwInK
the
Department
of
lunilH.
Victoria,
ll.C,
or
to
any
Gov.
eminent
AuenL
'
lteconU
will
be
Krante-1
coverlnit
only
land
sultuble
for
acricutturul
punoiea.
nnl
which
1
not
timber-land.
I.e..
carrying
oer
8.000
board
feet
iier
acre
went
of
lic
Coat
llanu
and
5.00H
feel
per
acre
eat
of
that
Atiplk-atlone
for
ire-mptlonii
are
to
be
nddrrnyed
to
Ihe
Iand
Com-tnlKrloncr
of
the
Lrfind
lleconllnpf
Ul
vision,
In
which
the
land
applied
for
In
ultuated,
and
arc
made
en
printed
formx,
coplen
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Iind
Commlxuloner.
l're-emptlotiH
must
be
occupied
for
five
year
und
Improveinenta
mmli
to
value
of
$10
per
acre.
Including
clearing
und
cultivating;
al
leail
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
cm
be
received.
For
more
detailed
information
nee
the
Hulletln
"How
to
I're-empt
Iaud."
PURCHASE
Appllcatlone
at;e
received
for
pur
tlinne
of
vacant
and
unreiierved
Crown
land,
not
beln
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
pur
pours;
minimum
price
for
first-clam
(arable)
land
la
IS
per
acre,
and
Keoond-claaa
(grazing)
land
$2.50
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchane
or
lease
oC
Crow
i.
landM
Is
given
In
Hulletln
No.
10,
lnd
Kerlea,
"I'urcliate
and
Lease
of
Crown
I
.amis."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
0
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
including
payment
of
atumpsge.
HOMESITE
LEASE8
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
20
ncrwt,
may
he
leased
as
homesltes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
lm-Vrovement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
haa
been
surveyed,
LEA8ES
For
grazing
and
Industrial
purposes
areas
not
exceeding
140
acres
may
be
leased
by
one
person
or
a
company.
GRAZING
0
Under
the
Grazing
Act
the
Province
is
divided
Into
grazing
districts
and
the
range
administered
under
a
Grazing
Commissioner.
Annual
grazing
permits
are
Usued
baaed
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
''
s-
UiiKr',;
Nvlin
lm
"fn
may
form
aasiclatlons
for
range
il(iMirctin
in'
litis
district
fur.
management.
Free,
or
partly
free.
1
nmnnl
rank,
li'
.,
I
.,
..
i
'
permits
are
aiu.Die
lor
seiners,
HPUl
111
X'lH'M,
is
lenllt
a
ca-npera
and
travellers,
up
to
ten
week
or
so
for
tho
:Vv
Onlnrio
head.
9
liiiinins
fields,
BujrrT'
v
.
-U
If
Its
delicious
taste
and
pure
quality
is
only
equalled
by
its
hicK
nutritive
value.
U
ntt
or
LDH'AKDSBURQ
,c,
M
Tilt
CANADA
STALCH
Cj,
LIMIT!-!J
UM1Tra
1
"
Ifem
V
tJ
1
Mom
r
i
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
lonigni
ana
lomorrow
nigm,
7
and
9
p.m.
RICHARD
BARTHELisS
in
"New
Toys"
Ailiitileil
from
the
lirilliunt
l.-iff''
'''
1
If
irks
firl
loineily
piflure
in
which
he
1,1
ler
half
mill
Mverol
erilie
licuiiliftil
M.m
i,
1
as
Tunny
an
n
Itaslilul
I
ran.
tft,
-iii-
-,,
nctiT-s
(nil
liuliliy
if
tnlI
never
fee
it.
V
,1
i
Iiui
wifey
insislctl.
Well,
she
got
her
.
h.u
lenis
lo
Iier
aiiilieuee
tears
of
IhiiiIiIi.
li
jieneli
tlitniglil
she'd
steal
wifey's
hulil
'
ly
slilipeti
ami
that's
where
the
fun
h--
"FIGHT
AND
WIN
SERIES"
No.
10-
JACK
0EMPSEY
In
"K.O.
CUPip."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35c
and
10c
GET
IT
AT!
high
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
DULK
COCOA
-2
los.
for
25c
'
w
Telegraphic
Address:
"Bushmarine
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Rupert."
TUG
BOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
C01
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
NijK
Phona
531
Products
Ltd.
big?$
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
lo
luiiliiiiig
iiL'-M
dr
Iti
Frizzcll
lint-
tier
simp.
"
from
the
FmiM-es--
llolel
We
furry
(t
full
line
tl
.,ntcC
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDID
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
m
uamos
xarotii
THE
POPULAR
FOOTWEAR
THIS
YEAR
IS
For
Ladlos,
Misses
and
Children
Ami
our
slock
is
(onii'li''''
M
(1i
Sandals'
for
Ladios
and
Growing
Girls
Sue-
Jj2$
Palenl,
llrown,
Fray
ami
F.Ik.
Prr
I'-'"
,
,tfl)ii.
Sandal
for
Misses
Sizes
1
1
lo
2
in
Fat'
"1
""
.
J2
I'ei'
I
'air
i.
;
'
,
'
"ii.
it
"'
Sandals
for
Children
---
Sizes
S'i
i"
'
-
"
,,J1-85
Hrown.
I'er
Pair
Seo
Our
Windows.
Jabour
Bros.
Corner
Third
and
Seventh.
phon
645.