The
Fresh
Flavor
HO
DAIIY
EDITION
of
delicious
ALADA
GREEN
TEA
is
preserved
iiv
the
air-tight
SALADA
packet.
Finer
than
any
Japan
or
Gunpowder.
Insist
upon
SAIvADA.
The
Daily
News
'I'lllNCG
RUPEtlT
-
BRITISH
qOLUMlUA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
tliri
Prince
n
upori
Dailv
Nnvvs,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLRN,
Managing
Kditor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
A
Lesson
in
Success
Teah
tyour
children
to
save.
Open
a
Union
Bank
Savings
Account
for
each
of
them.
Let
them
be
friends
with
the
Bank
Teller
and
take
their
own
deposits
to
him.
Th
fit
road
lo
tuccw
it
Ihm
ttn'nf
hmbit
-98
-
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Friday.
April
:i,
1925.
Oriental
Problem,
Is
Always
With
US.
The
Orieitlal
iirolilem
is
always
with
us.
Wltnn
il
is
not
an
iiidii.slriiil
problem
il
i
a
political
problem
or
u
social
problem.
II
will
coiL-lanlly
come
iip
when-
lliere
is
nothing
else
lo
talk
about.
We
may
be
sure
of
llial.
Just
now
A.
V.
Neill
of
Comox-Alhorni
is
discussing
the
subject
al
Ottawa
ami
is
complaining
that
the
agreement
wilh
(he
Japanese
is
not
being
carried
out.
If
any
officials
are
allowing
Japses
in
the
regulations
they
should
at
once
be
dismissed.
There
should
be
no
difficully
about
thai.
v
The
problem
of
unfair
competition
is
always
before
us.
It
is
claimed
that
Orientals
have
a
lower
standard
of
living
lo
the
rest
of
Hie
community.
They
do
not
want
their
houses
furnished
like
we
do
and
do
without
things
iu
everyday
life
flint
we
consider
necessary.
The
result
is
that
they
can
underbid
us
in
the
labor
ni.arkel.
The
merchants
complain
that
they
do
not
spend
their
money
here
bill
send
most
of
it
hack
to
their
own
country.
The
charges
are
that
they
compete
unfairly
with
while
labor,
they
are
of
no
value
"lo
the
white
.merchant,
tind
the
races
do
not
mix
well,
consequently
social
intercourse,
is
not
conducive
to
best
racial
results.
......
Best
Remedy
For
Present
Conditions.
l.el
the
Japanese
and
Chinese
develop
their,
'standards
of
living
in
their
own
country;
let
the
laboring
classes
demand,
as
Indians
do
here,
Ihe
highest
wages
commensurate
witli
sir
vicev
rendered:
let
them
get
rid
of
the
industrial
-objection
to
Iheir
presence
and
the
other
objections
wnuld
not
wuTy;jeople!
much.
What
people
raise
a
row
about!
iV
v4Iini
4omlies"
th'eir
nockel.
If
monev
is
involved,
the
affilaliou
is
ktipt
.
up
aild
eventually
wins
out.
The
political
objection
would
cease
once
Hie
industrial
objection
were
setlled.'
Of
tale.
Chinese
and
Japanese
have
been
opening
stores
in
Hje
while
sections
of
the
coast
cities.
I
his
Jias
aroused
n
gooi
deal
of
criticism
and
had
led
merchants
lit
jfii.tr
the
agilatioii
against
their
presence
in
'Ibis
counliv.
J
'
.
.
.
Beatty
Humorous
And
v
Also
Serious.
-
K.
W.
Healty,
president
of
h'
O.P.M.,
nl.a
dinuej-
recently,
said:
"The
fact
lliat
difficullies
are
before
us
is
just
nnnlhur
incentive
tiiitVerome
them
and
by
oijr
own
prudence
am)
aji-ily
and
by
Hie
support
of
-policies
which
are
designed
to
improve
the
whole
of
the
country
bring
about
the
object
which
we
seek
to
achieve.
In
the'
words-of
the
lale
Thomas
I)'Arey,
Mrfiee,
a
man
of
great
eloquence
and
of
almost
uncanny
vision,
'Kach
for
himself
should
contribute
to
the
country's,
prosperity
by
li
own
Individual
effort.'
,
"You
may
properly
ask
what
are
these
difficullies
ami
what
sleps
shoiijil.be
taken
lo
overcome
them.
I
am
hot
speaking
in
any
political
sense
because,
politicians
ami
I
are
almost
strangers.
...In
fact,
some
time
ago
I
was
asked
if
I
knew
nnvv
thing
about
politics
and
the
only
reply
I
could
make
was
that
which
was"
made
by
the
young
man
to
the
elderly
lady
who
jiicl
al
;t
garden
party
and
who
said
lo
him:
'Young
piau,
are
yon
married?'
The
gentleman
replied:
i'nforliinalely,
no,
madam,
lhaiik
fiod.'
Hut
speaking
entirely
apart
from
politics,
an
excess
of
which
iu
mailers
of
commerce
is
probably
one
of
our
greaMripiiniltoiis.
we
are
confronted
with
a
situation
which
is
partly!.
-mi
-.honorable
scar
and
partly
a,
self-inflicted
wound.
We
have
obligations
due
lo
our
war
parlitipalion
which
constitute
the
most
brilliant
page)
tit
Mik'tilf
(rirv
.Or.thjsj.couiitryrobligatiyis
which
must,
be
met.
and
vvhtHi
nre'
being'
cjie'erfuily
''n'fp.t
,afid;vvJ:
have
obligations
wlncli
are
due.
to
our
own
miscalculalioiis
or
lack
of
jndknienl,
and
lhee
'.obligations
niusl'he
met
but
in
Hie
naliire
of'ithings
are
not
so
cheerfully
met.
All
of
litem
hiusl
off'tiecessily
be
'discharged
and
none
of
them
should
be
iu
creftsid.
.
"My
own
conception
of
the
situation
can
be.
reduced
lo
very
few
words.
I
believe,
first,
that
we
need
have
no
apprehension
of
Hie
future
of
t'.iiiiaila
unless
we
ourselves
retard
Dial
fuliire
by
acting
on
false
economic
principles.
I
do
not
know
of
any
country
more
bountifully
endowed
by
Nature
than
Hii
country.
I
do
not
know
of
any
country
whose
progress
in
fifty
years
wtln
snp
ami
downs
has
iteen
more
steady
or
on
sounder
foundation.
On
the
other
hand,
a
serious
if
cool
and
comment,
consideration
oi
us
commercial
ami
economic
pro-
Itlems
is
jusl
now
necessary
in
(.annua.
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
H.
H.
Little,
Manager
RUPERT
GIVEN
FINE
WELCOME
Delegates
Reported
on
Wonderful
Hospitality
of
Portland
People
The
wiiuderfud
luispiialiiy
of
the
Portland
people
was
shown
during;
Hie
recent
convention
according
lo
the
.delegates
to
Hie
district-
conference
of
Notary
IteM
there
recently.
At
Hie
ltt
Jury
hniciicoii
yestenlay
(ieorpc
Miyant,
Waller
FisliV
and
Waller
Vance
reported
on
the
trip,
telling
of
the
splcixiid
reception
tliye
were
given.
There
vv,ere
in
the
party
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Itryaiit,
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
I'isIpm-.
.Miss)
Fisher
and
W
alter
Yiui'c.
and
I
hey
enjoyed
il
all.
Speakers
.MtV
lltyant
lohl
of
Ho
ers.
There,
were
among
OlllCl't
Ho
blind
editor
or
the
Portland
Onvuniiju
and
of
the
speech
by
Itev.
Leslie
Pidgeon.
the
banner
address
of
(he
convention.
Ilev.
Mr.
Pidgeon
compared
the
;
growth
pf
Itolary
with
ihat
or
a
flower,
;
ik'Claring
that
the
real
meaning
of
growth
could
not
lie
fully
apprccialel
until
the
flower
came
into
liliyon.
The
history
of
Hie
idealistic
side
of
llolary
was
traced
from
-Hie
basic
which
was
declared
to-
he
I
he
idea'ol
brlpia.u
each
other
in
business.
The
second
stage
of
the
development,
he
declared,
was
the
recognition
and
adoption
of
Hie
idea
Ihiil
every
nvan
who
was
a
member
of
the
,
order
and
all
id
hers
holding
similar
ideals
should
do
their
daily
,;'sk
as
members
of
society.
Hrauching
out
into
Hie
inter
nal
ional
sphere
was
considered
as
the
tiling
and
final
step
of
the
organization
lo
date.
'There
is
no
phase
of
life
which
is
mil
social,"
llev.
Mr.
Pidgeon
declared
In
considering
the
common
practice
of
having
one
standard
of
conduct
,
and
re
lationship
for
social
world
and
another
for
the
business.
In
considorinjr
the
pilernation-
al
ideal,
he
declared
that
only
by
ilMtefsnltfcing
thoughts
could
nian
really
'decide
whether
they
were
right
or
wrong.
"A
smalt
man."
he
said,
"is
one
whose
concise
life
and
service
takes
in
the
narrowest
possible
circle
of
society:
Materialism
Not
Satisfying
"Alan-caitnot
satisfy
the
infinite,"
he
continued,
"by
adding
one
finite
thing
lo
another,
ami
be
cannot
satisfy
life
by
adding
one
material
thing
to
another."
There
is
much
to
be
done
in
fostering,
the
international
ideal,
the
speaker
said,
am)
as
a
first
step
it
,
is
necessary
that
thinking
be
on
an
international
scope.
"If
I
we're
lo
give
my
opinion
as
to
what
is
the
mailer
with
the
world,"
he
said,
"I
would
,stale
that
our
intellect
has
grown
faster
than
our
moral
conceptions.
man
should
be
true
to
his.
own
onnlry
but
it
is
mil.
necessary
thai
he
stop
there.
Anything
thai
should
he
dime
can
be
done
ami
will
be
done.
Kotary
is
doing
something
lo
foster
Ibis
inlet
national
(ilea
and
international
understanding.'
.
Yacouver
showed
up
well
at
the
convention
about
eighty
from
mat
town
netng
preseui
ami
forty
lo
forly-five
from
Victoria.
rti8''-
Hospitality1'
Features
'
W.
S.
I'isher.
lellincr
of
the
Mr.
Vance
as
struck
by
the
advertising
the
various
lowns
Vol
from
the
convention
and
urged
thai
Prince
lltiport
be
well
represented
al
Victoria
next
year.
Al
Portland
Victoria
delegates
were
all
dressed
iu
little
sailor
liats
ami
each
had
a
telescope
which
was
also
a
hnznn
Their
song
leader
was
a
big
man
wilh
a
big
voice
and
I
hey
made
a
great
siiowlnig.
ililo
a
song.
Following
are
one
or
two
of
their
dillles:
Vaccination
Tune:
John
Hrown'n
Ilody
i
Vancouver
l
a
City
everybody
i
in
the
I
1
Kitchen
I
Try
a
small
portion
B
of
Glilett's
Pure
Flake
Lye
in
the
dishwater
when
H
I
jfl
and
pans.
It
will
H
I
H
save
jcu
much
hard
H
!
I-
A
m
MADE
INXANADA
I
ought
to
see,
Vancouver
men
are
vtici-inated
just
above
the
knee.
I
Vancouver
Vancouver
Itotary
llolary
bnlies.
bnlies.
(Ill,
they
also
had
to
be.
For'
we
ALL
were
hound
to
eon.e.
niioms
Vaccinal
inn,
Vaccination.
Oh,
what
a
beautiful
sensation.
Vaccinatum,
Vaccination,
Tu
I
a
scare,
.0nialliox
there.
V-a-n-c-o
I
own
Vancouver
Town
V-ii-n-ivo'-u.v-ffflftllu
rbund.
'
't&ti'i
f
you
don'l,'
ItiujW
'where
tpwn
might
year
that
It's
,.'
wtMiderfttLeils
in
old
V-a-ii-c-o-o-v-e-J'ii.iial's
some
town.
J'
T
'
tilt;
'
A
Little
Scotch
Tune:
lloamin'
in
llie'tiloatniji'
'toaiuin'
iu
the
glnamiif.
With
a
little
scotch
inide;
1
Itoainin
in
the
gloani'in",
Willi
a
bollle
we
can
hide.
1
NN'hen
lie
family's
gone
to.resl
Then
we
loosen
up
I
he
vest,
h!
it's
lovely
roajniit'
in
the
gloatnin
.
HOSPITALS
ROBBED
BY
LOOSE
CORSETS
LONDON.
April
:r.The
tialit
corset
has
disapi"ared
ami
w
II
never
come
back
because
sebp.e
lias
declared.,
against
il,
lM
oO's-sor
W.
W.
Dixon,
of
(Cambridge
Einversiay,
asserted
recently"
in
a
lecture
-under
the
auspices
of
the
People's
League
of
Ilea)
I
'i.
'
Twijnly
years
afc'o
Hie
Loudon
hospital
were
visited
regularly
by
great
numbers
yVf
tflrl
tir.d
W0nj.eip'.jjiltTyiJiiiJ
from-'
aiiaeitija,
tno'sl
nf
llieui.
worker
hi
factories
and
ollices.
,
;
"
The
ktipl
of
uiiaepia
wjiich
Hie
djicJiir,
pft
Miofijays
haiflo
conlelllr
w!mi''
tuiV
Knllrely
y
dis-
apieared,4
averred
the
hospitably
of
the
Portlaml
peo-!""'"."'
1
1
i
""'
reason
is
,
Ihat
-
..
lecturer.
tighl-
pie
said
there
were
MO
aillos
"'
''"
s'-is
are
no
longer
worn
placed
al
their
.lisposal
andi"
'""'""
"
V'"
II.m-.imi.,.
I
nli
I
l.i.v
c.u
i
noni.l"ioi
,,,
m
.in.,
......
,r
ii,..,,.
.,i
nnullheir
iiiitiiii'
i
,
iiiij
inn.
i
in.
in
.i,
""JW
i
mm...
..i
.I.,.,
.H
iimh".
i
hi
urn.
ivi'ii
a
niMi'ii-i
fill
drive
forty
miles
up
Hie
Columbia
lliyer
highway
ami
In
til
hep
directions.
;
There
wiih
a
reception
for
the
ladles
at
which
110(1
were
preseui,
a
fashion
show
and
finally
the
gover-
IN
m
.in-
are
ooi
interested
irs,,-,,
l:allh."
THE
SUPREME
COURT
COLUMBIA.
OF
BRITISH
Hip
'Mnllpr
or
IIh
"ConinanlfV
Act.
19JI";
ami
In
ttii-
Mailer
or
an
Appllrallon
ly
Urn
llixhrr
ii
llonlp
.
upper
c.uiiiuii.v
to
Im-
restored
to
Hie
lleitller
miller
Seelloii
Ifi
or
Hie
M
Art.
TAkt:
MiTICK
llml
an
,
application
Will
lie
liinite
In
tlie
('
l(-si1
1
II
If
J
I
Hi
If
i-
Ill
ti'm-V
limn
I,
hall
..II
al
..I
,,
wiilrli
I.I.I,
llmi-n
ineie
wo
were,
pe
'
'
..
W""
....
U"'
T
I-O'IH
l
.
llnllsr,
dv
I'rinee
r
no
walirioweis.
the
home
lowni
The
saw
neoide
nf
I
April,
v.n.
injr,.
ai
tin-
in.nr
i.r
iii,:iii
'
It,
II...
ri.Mn.u...
...
,(U.n
ll.i.i-n.
lO
il
thai
;
ariPi'
a
Ihe
iin.llon
mav
lie
lieanl
on
lie-
ovorv
vlailnr
.lnnr.o.1
nil
Dm
Mm.
"
.'"?
ineill
oneil
i.Oinpa.ny
for
'
an
ui'ocr
Hint
the
K.i
I.I
company
he
re
stored
to
Ihe
realslrr
or
Joint
Spick
Com
panies,
,
An
TAKK
MITICK
lll.1t
III
llporl
of
said
IIPpliriKli.il
will
lie
Clld
Ihe
f'cllll.ill
of
the
.Company
Issuer
herein
and
.the
arridiivll
iff
Lewis
VV.
Palnioir
fworn
on
Ihe
:uiih
day
of
Mar.
h.
A.
It.
I2!.
and
riled
li.relll.
HATI
-It
at
Prince
lluper),
)I.C.,
IhlS
flOlli
Hay
or
March,
a.ii.
.
d
-
r.fif
fiW
n,
i.f
ri.i,i...ii
Solicitor
ror,
the
fftttl'iiier:
LAND
ACT,
In
Sktena
Land
)ltrtrt
of
Prince,
rthpert
lieciirdliiK
dMlrlct.
TAKK
.NOTICK
J
hat
fleorne
Utile,
of
Terrace.
11.
C.
i'fiirntlr.n
liirnlieriiiiin.
and
Vancouver
delegates
all
l.nd
In'
$ZnU:.WreA
"iSKivTr
lie
vacctllllleil
tiefore
crossing
peniifsion
in
purrna.
Ihe
roiiownn
ue
or
Mid
river;
thencii
fi.llnulnr
shorn
line,
ainiiiKi
imann
10
point
i,r
coinnienreinent,
roritalnlnif
H
ai:re,
mnrn
or
lesa,
OKonriK
LITTI.K
and
CI.AIIIK
I..
M.
nmnKY.
fl.pii'anti
Dated
tbli
sin
day
of
January,
IS'JJ,
GOT
BACK
PAY
AFTER
EIGHTEEN
YEARS
OF
ABSENCE
FROM
B.C.
George
Hill
Gets
Word
or
Man
Who
Left
Years
Ago
and
Now
is
Back
In
Province
(ieorge
Hill
of
this
city
was
surprised
Hie
other
dav
fo
read
in
a
southern
newspaper
about
the
return
of
an
old
acquaintance
to
the
province.
'The
Ifeiu
was
dated
al
I
rtuulieler
as
follows:
,
.Misfortune
often
pursue.
one
to
the
hitler
end,
but
good
fortune,
contrary
to
well
established
!fact.
sometime
doe
'.same
thing,
Al
Ernie
Mavis,
one
of
I
lie
memlier
of
the
Alias
mine,
Drumhelb'r,
and
one
of
tin'
Irjislees
iif
Hie.
Miner's
Hall.
Ernie
also
believes
idiat
there
are
a
few
hoije.sl
men
left
in
the
world
ye
I,
and
ifiel
Hie
olllcials
o
Hie
Cauadfan
Pacillc
railway
can
He
placed''
iu
:
In
s
category.
Mr.
Davis
worked
for
the
Han-
udian
Pacific
railway
back
in,
Ontario
some
eighteen
years
nyo,
or
to
be
exact,
in
April
and
May,
Hut.
Hut
being
nf
a
rovlntr
bs)osilioi,
he
bad
not
time
to
wail
for
bis
pay
checks
for
Miese
two'
months,
so
be
hil
mil
i
his
round
the
world
trail
:
t
1
kissed
goodbye
to
the
said
two
months'
wages.
Of.
rour.e.
in
I
tflt
i.
two
mouths
wage
were
not
vvlial
they
are
today,
but
-still
a
dollar
went
a
great
distance
jn
I
hose
ilays
or
real
spoi
l
However,
after
spending
some
time
iu
the
gold
fields
of
Nevada,
ami
many
oilier
miiiinv
fields.
Mr.
Davis
landed
in
Hu
lled
Deer
Valley
coal
field
wher
be
lias
heen
for
some
lime.
He
had
forgotten
all
about
his
back
Wages,
and
the
other
day.
just
as
he
had
a
trip
lo
Alaska
all
ai
ranged,
he
got
a
notification
from
Hie
Canadian
Pacific
railway
thai
if
he
would
send
Hie
proper
idi'iitificalion
papers
and
satisfy
lliem
that
he
was
Hi
same
Ernie
Davis,
they
would
b
I
t
Hie
veryl
least'
so
hln!-.
onlv
too
placd
In
semi
Hun
i
cheek
for
his
back
pay.
Now,
next
lo
finding
yoursei;
suddenly
faiuous
getting
it
teller
like
that
affer
eighteen
years,
i
Hie
most
pleasantly
nerve
wrecking
experience
one
could
enjoy,
ami
Ernie
promise
Pat
Eonroy
ami
I
he
boy.
Die
cigars
before
lie
litis
Hie
trail
for
Alaska.
Of
course
while
he
will
nol
object
lo
eighteen
years'
interest.
Jic
will
he
glad
lo
gel
the
principal
an
1
promise
never
again
to
forget
to
call
for
his
pay
cheeks.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
NOTICC
OF
APPLICATION
LICENSE
for
aecn
.MiTICK
I
lwri-hv
rlvrn
Ihnt
fm
Ihn
4lli
1.11-
i.r
Anrll
npt
I
Hip
unibTnUru-il
lulcniM
ti'aily
lo
Ihn
t.lqnor
Cmilrol
luwnl
fur
a
llrciw
m
re'lTl
in
pn-inUM
b-inir
tMirl
nr
Hie
biillrtinir
known
a
lhi
Purl
iiu-inmu
iloul.
tlhutnl
at
Con
r.lciiirnu.
ijinn
C.lwiloil
Man1,
ItovIik-p
or
llrlllh
Coliunhla
urn
I
ri
land
dfirlhed
as
riv"
'J,
IUok
furly-foiir
nil1ivlliii)
of
l."t
rv-ii
hmiilppil
anl
forl.v-l
i.mwn
Chnrlotio
niirlri,
li
e'
14
uliown
on
a
'rfKHI'i-ed
man
.or
i.i.i
ii
iiprxiliiil
In
tli
Land
llfirlMrv
Of-
flrp
al
Hip
City
of
l'rln
lluiirrt
anil
nnriittoml
1079,
for
the
al-
of
ln-ir
hy
ili
la
or
iiy
itif
ojh'h
IkiiiIp
for
ton.
tiimiiiK.n
no
lh
nrrmlsp.
OVTF.n
at
rrlnre
nnporl.
n.C.
thl
4th
dav
or
Man-h.
I0J5.
n,
i..
Tixni.F.v.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
(Wtttern
Raglon)
CONSTRUCTION
COVVICHApj
BAY
BRANCH,
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
SKAI.Kli
-"jNrir.ns
will
lie
received
a(
Ihe.
office
.f
the
Chief
Einriiu-er.
VVIiuil-ie
Vlamt.ilia,
nnlll
Iwelie
n'rlmk
noun
Monllav.
Anrll
laili.
10iv
ror
llw
-rnn.
Inirllon
iif
'fimher
,tirlilresnii(ttnr-lnt'
ilimiptnv
trestle
at
cowlriian
nay.
an.l
Tor
the
roiiiriieiion
of
thirteen
mile
of
rciielnir.
Plans,
p'orile.
t.cciriiaM.n
and
form
or
ciuiUiii't
may
lie
wen
and
roriii
or
lender
ohliilned
al
the
orrices
or
Clilef
Kllklneer.
Wllllllfwtf.
Man.;
puiiict
1:11
irlueer.
Vaiuuuvvf,
II.
C;
rilvUI.ui
I
iigm
err.
Prince
llupert.
ll.C.;
Arllnir
PMrlcl
I'.nxlueer.
Vlrlorla.
ll.C
Tenders
will
not
lie
considered
nnte-is
made.
011
tlii'
form
Hippllcd
hy
Ihe
Il.nlv.nv
Comiiany
and
arrompanled
Iiy
an
accepted
i'iie(iin
on
a
rnariereii
oaiiK
eitnai
in
rive
per
"'in
nf
he
value
of
the
vn.ik,
nay
utile
in
the
order
of
the
Treasurer.
Canadian
National
Hallway.
The
InucM
or
any
lender
not
neres
sarlly
accepted,
A.
F..
WAIUIK.N.
neneral
Manager
Winnipeg,
Man.,
March
30th.
19.',.
g
WATER
NOTICE.
U8E
AND
STORAGE
TAKE
M.llil:
that
I
lie
Canadian
Liiin-tier
Yard...
Limited,
ul.i.-p
adilreta
VI
Staniliiril
Hunk
nidir.,
Vancouver,
ll,C.
will
apply
ror
a
licence
to
take
and
use
50
eiililr
reel
pir
nei
I
and
lo
n.,rc
r.il,
oho
acre
reel
of
water
out
or
tun.
Skim-dale,
and
Aln
l.akeK,
and
Aln
lllver,
which
flow
Koiiiherly
ajid
drain
Into
Ma'-oll
Intel,
lliroimli
Indian
llescrve
.No.
n,
Tlie
flora
ire
dam
will
tin
loraled
at
or
near
Hie
millet
i.r
Aln
Lake.
The
rapacity
.r
the
lefervolr
lo
In'
rrealed
Is
alioni
60,01111
iicre
feet,
and
It
will
floi.il
atioiit
(lo
l.e
deleriolnedi
acrea
or
land.
The.
water
will
lie
diverted
rrom
I
lie
atre.ain
at
a
puliil
nt
or
near
the
ftorait-dani,
and
will
li.i
iimimI
ror
Indiwtrlal
Power
purpose
iiH.n
Ihe
limd
(lesriilied
as
I'arl
i.rindlan
llesirve
No.
ft.
This
noilre
was
po
ted
011
the
Kround
ml
the
(til
day
or
March,
IOH!i.
A
ropy
of
this
notice
and
an
anptlrallnn
pursuant
therein
and
lo
lh
"Water
Act,
1014,''
will
lie
riled
In
the
orflcn
or
I
he
Waier
llcrnrder
al
Prince
Miiperl,
otijerilom
to
Ihe
border.
They
capllalid
II
i
wrineu
non.win,
iiin.1
mVp
mr
inniiftn.il
'
n
iVni".
oe:
it
on.h
vva.eT"
ec
1
'
"
J
"'7
eon
i.i
iM.ii.n
fin
aien
near
huh
III
or
101.
.
i.r
vva
er
liiirliK
I'
imi.,..i
ii.iw....
fiiinkalliim
luver
and
lyinr
near
hank
virlirla.
It.C,
within
tinny
(lava
arter
u.e
nrm
n.iearance
or
tnis
tiMlee
Iu
a
loeni
ni-wfpaper.
The
dale
o
the
flrt
pia.llcatlnn
or
this
notice
is
March
in.
1
nsrfi.
eANvniv.N
i.HMtirn
yuius,
i.imited,
Applicant,
Br
C.
E,
Froii.
Secretary,
canadianT
PACinc
AtIMIT
s,4lf
'
dftr.
April
:i
(5
SSSta
U(Buy
only
pure
laundry
sol$
it's,
real
economy"
satjs
Mra
Experience
'mm
I'
j
.
"Many
women,
I've
found,
choose
their
bur
Try
soap
merely
because
it
is
extra
hard
or
heuiuc
th..
l-
!r
js
big
and
bulky
regardless
of
the
soap's
quality
"As
for
mysflf,
I
always
insist
rjn
Sunlight
vp.
r.
-,1
learned
many
years
aJ;o
that
it
is
more
cconomi...'
pure
laundry
soap,
and
I
bclicvt
that
Sunlight
1
di
1
re
laundry
bar
soap
mide
in
Canada.
Every
bar
1
4;
carries
a
$f,000
Guarantee
of
Purity.
"And
as
every
bit
of
Sunlight
w
pure
clean-;
af1
cleans
qtiickly
with
very
little
mbh'rjjj,
and
a
Itttli
i
u
4
long
way.
For
washing
clothes,
diH
and
ijencr.i!
!
-
v
give
me
Sunlight
every
time.
Sunlight
doesn't
ni
.k
t
rough
and
red,
either."
Lever
Brothers
Limit
J,
T
make
Sunlight.
Sunlight
Soap
WINTER
Steamship
Service
I
S.
princc
RUPERT
ail
from
prliim
MuKri
TOR
VANCOUvrR,
yiTpaii.
SEATTLE,
llilediicdlaie
(icllilh
each
f
rlU)'
V
a.m.
For
STEWART
and
ANfOX
W'
'.'
"
P
THE
S.S.
"PRINCE
JOHN"
Uaitt
PRINCC
RUPERT
fofttlah'ti
'
VANCOUVER,
Via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
F
PASSENOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUTIRT
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
SATURDAY,
.011
pill.
T
t
t'no.
.
WINNIPEO,
all
fmliiU
M-lTH
Canada,
IJnllid
,SIte
AOENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
TlcWt
orrtct,
S2S
Third
A,
Prjoca
Rupari.
OaOflTO
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
.Djursl
UIDV
For
Kttchlkan,
Wrangill,
Juneau
and
Stgwt
April
6,
17,
27.
For
Vancounar,
Victoria
and
Statu
April
10,'
21.
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
,
u
"
For
BuUdalt,
Swanton
Bar,
Eait
Bella
Balla,
Ocean
Falli,
Nimu,
Camoball
Rlitr.
and
Vancounar
r
Saturday
11
"I.
Aoaney
for
all
Staamahlp
Llata.
Full
..laforaialloa
W.
C.
ORCHARD
Oantral
Agtnt.
Cornar
0
4th
Straal
and
3rd
Anua,
Prlnea
Rupari,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
0FB.C.,LTD.
Sailinira
from
I'rinr
ftupert.
g
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
fwanaon
Bay,
and
Alarf
Bar,
TuHf.
r
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
.Alart.
Bay,
and
Swanion
Bif,
BalurdaK
For
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
f.M.
'For
ANVOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
RUtr
Canntrlti,
rlld'
.u'.wt,
l
i.
Bamalay,
Aont.
SAVAGE
Washer
and
Dryer
Ifns
no
Wringer,
UcoiIk
tioiu-
'"
Mr-dnl
nl
lnt
OneliiT
hMid'i'i'1'1
m
AnuTiran
mid
Canndiuii
Mf
'j1'1
((,rnlf,
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
corky!
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISK
TI10
Qualify
Wliisky
of
Oinatla-
sinccio
i"
This
ndviirUsefiient
is
not
pithlislied'
or
ilispl'J'cl
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tlio
.(lovernin1
)
Uritish
Columbia.