Msrrh
II.
1f25.
To
ba
rfectly
OWHcu
Perfectly
P'"'"8
JORSET
V
n
ungo.
femers
0x
327.
Phone
27
'iir
dry
i
t
.
almost
.lit
yiird
i,vr
I
llill
WO
i-r.-irl
inii
with
iiny
In
fart.
-
i.li'i
;i
ly
iallem
Grocery
I
Co.
1J
Pnones
84
Fifth
Avenue
East
k
Modern
enta
1
Service
1
1
Moderate
Fee
I
L.
Alexander
Bock
Phone
575
Rupert'
Leading
Miuurant.
linsurpad
Third
Avenue.
I
ALDERMAN
STEPHENS
OPPOSES
METHOD
OF
SELLING
CITY
LOTS
AND
SUGGESTS
,AN
ALTERNATIVE.
(continued
from
page
one)
5,
price
recommended:
j
t.".!:j;
Assessors'
value:
l(i;
City's
charges
against
lilf
lots.
ii5.ua.
Parcel
:i,
lots
)
nm
m,
17,
seel
ion
T,
price
ii'ciiiiiiiifiid-i'd:
.'JH(i.ii:j;
Assessor's
value:
i
1.1)511.(10;
City's
charges
against'
'In-
lot,
:ik7.i:i.
Parcel
I,
lnls
35
ami
3(5.
hr,,ek
I.I.
f
f
It
i,
pilCc
recommend
ii
100.(10;
Assessor's
value
h.kii.uo;
liiiy
charges
agaliis.l
Hie
lots:
if-'ll.Hi.
Parcel
5,
lot
K,
hlnck
see.
timi
7.
price
recommenih'd
41.8(1;
Assessor's
valui',
$ioo
CHys
charges
against
the
hd
S
1.8(1.
I
wish,
herehy
In
go
on
record
as
.opposed
in
Hi,,
haphazard
anil
unlitisuicssliko
way
in
which
(lie
properly
of
the
,;ity
is
he
ing
disposed
(if.
Miri'iy
n
comparison
of
the
olTers
recommended
fur
sale
will
convince
anyone
that
no
mature
iMiusiileralion
has
hem-.
given
lh
mailer
hiuI
Ihal
the
sylem,
nr
lacR
or
system
should!
say.
Is
unfair
to
the
city,
ami
to
the
original
owner
whoso
properly
lias
heeii
jiraclically
confiscated
through
taxes,
and
of
lillle
hene-fit
In
the
purchaser.
Location
of
Lots
Parcels
ami
I
are
located
on
Allin
Avenue,
Section
and
on
Sixth
Avenue
and
llasil
Slreel,
Section
7,
respectively.
The
amount
of
accrued
taxes
against
them
Is
(he
same,
tun
the
former
is
assessed
al
il,(l(MI
while
Milliliter
Is
assessed
at
only
7K0.
'I'lie
olfer
recommended
for
the
one
of
the
higher
assessed
value
is
s.'lllfl
ami
that
for
the
one
of
(he
lower
value
is
Mild.-
Parcels
3
ami
I
are
hnlli
localed
on
Sixth
Avenue,
the
former
lielwccn
Tallow
ami
l.ol-lieuiere
Slreels,
and
the
lalN-r
at
llasil
.Street.
One
is
within
three
hlocks
of
the
city
hall
an.
I
on
a
sewer
and
is
recommended
Tor
sale
al
:iKi.i.1
while
Ihe.
oilier
'iKiiwI
i
is
over
a
mile
from
I
lie
city
hall
and
without,
any
posihlc
sewer
connection
for
the
time
hoiiig
and
is
recommended
at
a
price
of
llio.
The
former
is
assessed
al
I.
(55(1
and
is
recommended
for-
sale
al
'.'3.15
jier
cent
of
its
assessed
i
value
while
I
lie
taller
with
all
its
disadvantage
is
assessed
al
$78(1.
and
is
recommeded
at
.M.2H
per
cent,
of
its
assessed
value.
If
these
discrepances
did
nol
occur
In
I
he
resolution
I
hey
might
he
understood.
Further
comparisons
would
seem
unnesessary
lo
elahlish
in-jcualilies.
General
Scheme
!
The
city
owns
properly
the
lvalue
of
which
considersihly
ox-'eecds
the
charges
for
wliicli
it
Uva
sold
at
tax
sale.
II
also
has
WINTER
Steamship
Service
met
RUPERT
-aiK
from
Prlnc
Imnurt
FOR
VANCOUVER.
WI0T0RIA,
will
iii.
iinio
iHiints
ratit
I
rlday
ti.oii
ajn.
M
ANyox
,..."..;.
KE.
'I.
"PRINCE
Jnuu..
i
uvea
.
-
-
rninvK
"
via
ourrm
.ud
.
n
"
.nnnbui
I
C
IDUHnuo
...
.
AVcliicmla,
11.00
pjn
RUPERT
fortnlghllv
for
PAIsENftrD
TO....
.
nl,nroT
IK'l.lPE0
.mDAV'
TUR0AV,
S.llll
p.m.
fir
I'rlncc
llcorti'.
EDIWONTON.
-.
...
,
tani-rn
r.anacla.
Unllnl
stales.
F't
Olflc.R.NI.,L,-
0CEN
TEM8MH
LINES.
K
WHIM,
E2S
Third
Ai
Prlnr.
R,.n.rl
PIAN
Fine
Phon
260.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
...
r"'nit5H
MARY
tKetthiu
IKan
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
Vanm,
March
0,
16,
Z7
!
louver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
March
10,
20,
31.
Butedal
cS
8,
PR,NCESS
BEATRICE
everv'!,.
ri
Bay
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
Saturday,
ii
a.m.
iliri.n,,iJ?"?y
fP
811
Steamship
Lines
of
4ih
oncHARD,
General
Agent
...
tin
street
anrf
rA
n
.......
ri
n
n.inor,
RC
ll.
w.
u
niOMUSf
ri
IIIVV
IIM(.I
"
i
N
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
"NCOUvtR,
victod
rr0,n
,rlnr
,,u"r'
"NCOuvtR
viCTno
,",n,0
.
lrl
.
Tuaadaif,
B
P..
N"0i
ftLir.
.
'
Ur'
""on
Ba,
lalurdaj,
10
..
XVaV'J
"
--..
rii
ir
cannar
ta.
man
n.m.
Barnalav.
Aani
Prlnc
iinci
Run
Rupart,
.0.
BAD
BLOOD
IS
THE
CAUSE
OF
PIMPLES
AND
BOILS
.
.
.
.......
.....i
nrai
wncn
the
IiIimmI
fen
f.til
t
unirr
I
ii
itikhI
ionic
to
tun
aixl
.ullrt
tip
the
yHMA
and
put
ll
I.I.khI
liir
i'iial
thl
MTj.
ihi'ri
Is
nothing
lo
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
lr.
I..
A,
PHbert.
Allan,
"for
ix-Wal
jnp,
with
ImiIU
and
pimpion.
UvalmrnU
Jmi
could
fH
Safk..
wrllc:
was
troiinlml
I
Iflcil
inativ
no
reaultn.
-
"
'ir"i
K
iiiiDiii
rill
If
rs
ami
Ik'ciiiiio
free
.,r
no;
ifonliln.
It
u
thx
only
mcdicliif.
i
tfM,k
,
m
.
II.V
itihmi,"
ll.li.lt.
has
,n
n
Hie
market
fornix
Imsi
o
years;
put
tin
,H,ir
hv
Th
r
tlillnirn
Oi.,
MuiiiPd
Torontn,
Out.
properly
iilii.-iined
ihruiiKli
the
,aiiie
ini'diuui
which
cannot
he
expected
to
m
fr
fhaiviM
aKainst
it,
and
j
is
f,,r
le.Kon
that
I
advocate
a
nnliev
Jfor
lliit
council
fur
the
tale
nf
all
lull
in
the
future
willed
will
lie
Imlh
fair
In
I
lie
ejy
am
i,,
the
iuircliaser.
lu-
Hi
nmMi
xyilein
Ihe
hi'sf
,,f
f.
cHy's
piojieriy
,
i
heiny
diisip:it
f,iP
the
hare
taxes
juaiiisl
it,
while
il
i
lieiiiK
left
with
all
lie
lis,
and
all
the
losses
iiiui
js
hand.'
I
helieve
lie,
properly
uwneil
hy
Hie
city
is
cajiahle,
under
proper
handliitx,
of
realizing
every
cent
of
lAxes
charu'cd
against
il
us
t
w
hole
and
that
hy
a
proper
val
uation
fid'
sale
i.illiMix's
j
will
lie
found
lo
exceed
the
amount
of
taxes
fur
which
il
was
snlif!
yei
in
Ihe
maiiuer
in
which
il
is
now
handlei
fK
value
is
reduced
to
(he
(axes
for
the
hest
of
il,
while
the
poorer
portions
are
lieeniiiiiiK
a
To
and
drap
upon
Ihe
cily.
i
We
have
an
aesm'eul
which
has'
cost
the
cily.
coiisidera'hle
money.
'This
assessment
has
Jieen
approved
'ami
adopted
hy
Ihe
Court
of
Itevision
and
hy
this
Council,
as
:i
fair
valuation
oT
properly
generally.-
If
this
as
sessment
i
cnrrecl,
as
it
is
said
lo
he,
j
is
grossly
unfair
lo
the
(Jllv
and
to
those
assessed,"
lo
sell
the
properties
hovc
men
tinned
at
the
price
retviinuiend
i'd.
On
the
other
hand
if
the
assessment
is
incorrect
it
is
crossly
unfair
Ihal
taxes
should
he
levied
on
such
an
assessment
Personally,
I
think
ho(h
are
wronjr:
Ihal
Ihe
assessment
is
hoo
liijrh,
and
that
(lie
jirices
re
commended
are
loo
low.
hut
lha'
Ihe
assessment
is
much
nearer
the
true
value
of
Ihe
properties
than
are
Ihe
prices
recninniendeil
for
sale.
Protect
Investor
.
I.asl
year
the
cily
sold
2'.)
lols
assessed
at
r,00
for
the
tola!
sum
of
iMH0.2i!,
which
was
less
than
one
third
r
Ihe
as-seseil
value.
The
amotinl
realized
was
nol
preal
enoucli
l
i.mteriallv
assist
Ihe
city
in
its
financing,
hut
Ihe'nunUier
of
lots
Isold
was
sufficient
lo
ilenvnal-jize
the
market
for
all
lots
except
j
those
owned
hy
the
city
and
he-Jiii!
Iiandled
on'
the
same
hasis.
i.N'ow.
wJtile
the
city
continues
lo
:
ilemoi-hlizo
properly
values
by
its
present
syslejn
of
"ilumphiK"
its
lots,
what
chance
is
'left
Ihe
investor
who
has
paid
taxes
for
many
years,
lo
do
more
Hum
continue
In
pay
high
taxes
without
hope
of
a
sale
until
Ihe
cily
has
finally
ilispnsed
of
all
its
holding?
What
encntirnurrnienl
has
Ihe
lax
payer
to
hold
on
lo
iiuiiiiproMMl
and
uuremiineralivn
properly
while
Hie
city
plays
at
sellinpr
with
,Jhe
result
Ihal
in
i
li)'.'l
il
sold
I'll
lots
niiil
k"1
in
'
return
some
three
hundred
rVt
,
tax
sale?
j
'
I
tu
t
apart
from
any
unfairness
in
the
cily
itself,
tho
lax
payer
'ami
to
Hie
original
owner
nf
these
lots,
I
helieve
that
no
other
sinsle
acl
of
this
council
lean
strike
with
more
'damaging
effect
al
the
very
root
nf
its
fi-(nancing
than
a
continuance
nf
I
ihe
present
inelhnd
of
sellintr
its
jlols.
It
is
a
method
which
cun-Inol
loner
ronliniie
without
the
graesl
results
to
lis
own
.as
sessment,
and
is
likely
to
cause
groat
alarm
anmnar
those
whn
have
investei
and
kcpl
faith
with
I
lie
cily
for
many
years
nasi
hy
paying
Hie
taxes
demanded.
Answer
Questions
llefore
following
present
methods
further
lei
each
nf
us
satisfy
himself
nn
each
nf
the
lYdlnwIntr
n.urVslnn:
Wlial
cfrccl
Is
this
tnrlhnd
having
on
Ihe
real
eslnln
inarkrt
ami
in
particular
nn
llto
nssess-inenl?
What
cjtnbliShos
markit
TUB
DAtli?'
NEWS
iiricos?
If
il
is
actual
sales,
are
rate
payors'
hits
worth
more
than
those
sold
hy
tins'
cily
in
the
same
vicinity?
How
lonir
can
the
city
continue
to
maintain
a
douhlo.
standard
of
values;
one
for-'Tlio
cily
uml
another
fur
Ihe
taxpayer?'
Assiuditiff
that
oiiKassesstnent
was
adjudged
unfair"
and
ordered
reduced
lo
the
hasis
of
actual
sales,
the
city
heinsr
Ihe
largest,
vi-infor,
how.
long-
can
Ihe
city
continue
Jo
finance
without
a
receiver?
"
lit
answering
Ihese
ijueslions,
keep'
always
in
mind
the
f.tel
Ihal
'
this
is
a
hurrowiui.'
iiMinici.
jialily,
that
Hie
securiTy
fur
its
.....
.
.11
1'
-
i-reiin
nes
in
us
laiui
values
and
in
Ihe.
confidence
and
punctuality
of
its
ratenavers:
also
lli.il
the
s)stein
of
luxation
is
on
land
alone
and
that
Ihe
driving
out
nf
Hie
speculator
hy
unfair
taxation
and
'unfair
competition
only
rcaclK
on
those
who
not
fortunate
enough
to
he
aide
to
drop
their
improved
nro-
perly.
Question
of
Taxation
I.asl
year's
taxation
was
raised
on
a
rule
of
Id
mills.
This
years
proposed
spending
cnniiol
he
financed
on
lli.il
rale
mm.
I
willi
Ihe
great
amount
of
street
wurk,
whether
necessary
or
not,
will
hl'llil
dm
..ill'
o.r-.ii.l
n
....I..
.....
....y
.
..
tiuiii...
,1
i
inn
near
r.li
mills
next
vear
and
furl
several
succeeding
years
if
a
hall
is
nol
called,
for
ffcneral
fund
must
lake
care
of
the
cost
ofi
intersections
and
in
many
cases
hylaws
are
heiug
passed
wheie-hy
il
assumed
a
large
proportion
of
the
cost
of
the
improvement
liesides.
There
was,
perhaps,
never
a
lime
in
the
history
of
this
city
'when
greater
cure
should
he
exercised
in
all
mailers
which
in
any
way
afreet
the
financing
of
Ihe
cily,
and
I
plead
for
serious
ami
solier
consideration
of
the
mailer
from
every
pnssihle
angle
perore
anything
further
is
done
Ihal
may
etnlager
values
of
properly,
whether
that
properly
lielongs
fo
the
cily
or
lo
others.
I
lie
whole
finavial
scheme
hangs
on
the
values
jif
Jhciand
in
Hie
city,
it
ma.tters
not
whether
held
for
specitf
aUnjT
jr
otherwise.
k
"
.
,'
j
The
Man
in
the
loW
!
n
.tel.".
T
I
TI1K
puzzle
Ihal
makes
me
cross
is
to
find
how
In
handl-'
Ihal
lillje
five
letter
word
he-ginning
with
"m"
and
ending
in
"y"
and
meaning
somethiiig
the
same
as
ca.-li.
A
(I()W
is
Hie
mosf
useful
animal
there
is
as
long-
as
she
is
nol
on
the
railway
Tracks.
AS
women
grow
older
the)
remind
the
young
men
how
an
old
flame
can
spread.
I
I.
IKK
a
man
who'
speaks
nut
and
say's
what
lie
thinks.
Of
course
I
do
not
like
personalities
when
directed
al
myself.
A
NOIIMAI.
Prince
jtuperi
per
son
loday
is
one
.wilh
strong
views
on
the
.opeir
or
closed
porl
question.
'
THIS
Is
Jhe,Hine
of
year
when
people
make
up
their
minds
that
they
cannot
go
on
as
lltey
have
lieen
going.
Somclhin
must
ho
done
alioul
il.
Till",
minister
of
finance
lolls
us
we
should
always
remeinher
thai
we
are
(Sanadians?
How
could
we
forget
il
when
we
live
so
near
the
U.S.
holder.
YOU
are
an
important
person
when'
people
hegln
jo
wrijahnut
you
and
your
work.
TIIH
remedy
for
the
I
o,w';
prices
of
halihul
In
Canadian
.boals,
is
something
like
vaccination
as
a
cure
for
small
pox.
Soineliine
the
remedy
is
worse
ihan
Hie
disease.
IT
seems
a
wonder
that
Ihe
local
hoys
who
make
Hie
squeals
on
Ihe
small
radio
receivers
do
tint
shrivel
and
die
cons'ideriiif!
Hie
curse.s
Ihal
are
called
upon
their
heads
hy
I
hose
whn
are
using
radio
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Pilnno
Nupert
March
31,
1915
Amos
flodfrey,
one
of
Ihe
host
known
prospectors
,of
Ihe
rtrotindhog
enal
country,
was
In
Ihe
city
litis'
inoruin'iMVaroute
Every
day
these
shop-windows
are
lined
up
for
your
inspection
in
this
newspaper
from
Vancouver
north.
He
pre
I
diets
that
coal
will
Jie
shipped;
from
the
(irouudhoi;
soon
afli'i'i
the
war
is
over.
'
.
The
sum
of
$
j
.000,000
is
said!
lo
he
involved
in
the
purchase
of
I
lie
Standard
Fisheries
Mil.
hy
Joseph
Swlfl
and
other
capilalisls
of
Ontario.
The
Standard
Fisheries
own
a
plant
nl
Jed
way,
Ihe
trawler
Kingsway
ami
other
considerable
concerns
on
Ihis
coasl.
Al
I
lie
West
holme
Theatre
this
week,
local
movie
fans
will
have
their
first
opportunity
of
seeing
Charlie
Chaplin.
BURNS
LAKE
'
An
Intjuiry
conducted
hy
Pro-?
vincial
Police
Chief
W..l.
Service
and
Con.
FnirhJiirn
of
Sniithers
into
Ihe
recent
fire
here
resulted
in
the
conclusion
lieing
readied
Ihal.
it
.was
entirely
of
accidental
origin.
v
J.
Yool,
local
inanager
of
the
lloyal
Hank,
is
taking
his
annual
vacation
and
i
Arnold
Flaten
is
here
from
Prince
Ooorgo"
relieving
during
his
ahsonce.
Hugh
Macilonald
of
Ihe
Silver
Island
mine
has
purchased
(i.
S.
Wood's
speed
hoal
"Dainfjtin"
and
will
lake
il
lo
Itahine
Lake.
The
infant
son
nf
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
Yo'ol
died
last
week
a1
Telkwa.
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.,
Harrison
of
Wistaria
were'-
visiting
here
last
week
with
Mr."
and
Mrs.
P.
Care.
Fond
Father,
WliaJ
are
you
going
lo
do
fin'-a
livjijif?-,
.
Son
Write.
'
Fond
Father-
Wrile
what?
Son-llnme.
'
AdVerllse
In
the
Dally
News.''
PAuTt
FIVE
Shop-windows
on
parade
IN
THE
quiet
and
comfort
of
your
home,
newspaper
in
hand,
the
shop-windows
of
the
town's
best
stores
pass
in
review.
Look
at
that
charming
little
hat
just
the
style
you
have
been
looking
for,
and
so
reasonable!
And
say,
isn't
that
coat
a
darling?
.
.
.
Not
only
do
you
see
illustrations
of
the
merchandise,
but
you
are
told
in
detail
of
its
merits
and
prices.
A
passing
panorama
that
may
be
halted
and
started
and
halted
at
will.
A
shopping
trip
at
home!
How
long
do
you
suppose
it
would
take
you
to
reverse
the
process
to
go
up
one
street
and
down
another,
until
you
had
visited
personally
every
worth-while
store
in
town?
And
how
exhausted
you
would
be,
physically
and
nervously.
There's
no
doubt
about
it.
The
modern
way
to
shop
is
to
read
the,
advertisements,
then
make
notes
of
the
stores
and
the
particular
offerings
that
appeal
to
you.
What
a
lot
of
time
and
bother
such
a
method
saves.
You
know
beforehand
what
you
want
to
look
at,
who
has
it,
and
what
you
will
have
to
pay.
Read
the
advertisements.
Make
it
a
daily
habit.
The
regular
reader
of
advertisements
is
better
informed,
makes
the
family
budget
stretch
further,
has
more
time
for
recreation,
gets
more
value
for
her
money,
and
profits
in
many
other
ways.
Advertisements
are
frequently
the
most
interesting
news
in
the
pap
sr.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to.
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
New
Spring
HATS
BROCK
$6.00
BILTMORE
$5.00
BILTMORE
$4.00
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85.
Third
Avenue
Another
Portland
Canal
Opportunity
The,
first
Trcnmiry
Issue
nf
ihe
Purler-Idaho
Mining
(X,
hid.,
is
now
offered
Hm
puhlic
at
Uoc,
per
share.
This
is
ho
only
ulher
shipping
rnmo
liesides
Ihe
Premier
in
Hie
Portland
Hanid
District.
Oro
shipped
last
year
more
than
paid
development
work.
For
full
infortunium
apply
H.
W.
M.
BOLSTON
&
CO.
Stewart.
Stockbrokers.
Victoria.
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