9
iS
.
sk1
iHvin
ui
u
"sutsuju
usiiway
to
assist
In
?1-ivH.
this
Ik
atou
Jttopint
of
communities
that
1
1
h
serve
without
diwrunliMtlon."
de-ciarett
sir
Henry
Th-mton.
president
u
.
c
i
perfect
and
the
cftdin
National
runways.
i
,d-(l
for
the
inony.
:dffift
the
arro
ciun
at
iu
luncheon
grantee
the
quality
or
ft!lrty-
That
to-
what
we
are
trying
to!
I..
.VMAICF
liiK
K.
Bill
in
inei
-
"
ny
individual
m
,
,
;
;itt
rn
KotUnjr,
white
Rohl.
.
,
Ofucr-.
at
$25
to
$
125.00.
JOHNS
rlFAVELLERS
flwC
STOHE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
BENT'S
Udir
Iteady
to-Wear
LADIES'
veil
a
njilcndid
ne
of
AN
I)
MISSES'
Winter
Coats
f
.-.est
material
and
".
da
fine
M-lertion
l
-n
Ditkup
alio
nrf.e
for
uport
-
!.G
to
41.
I'ncr
from
l-.'VO
J.
BENT
Third
Avenue.
Phone
651.
'
A
'
i
j
.
n
't
need
a
tcleecope
a
Winter
i
com-'
i
e
man
who
look
1
k
fill
up
his
bin
'
d
oal
now
and
keep
-
J
at
a
safe
distance.
W
'
'
-
e
a
battery
of
men,
i'd
tractor
and
lots
-
ammunition
awaiting
a
to
defend
the
home
."
r?.
raid.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
1'hones
UG
and
117
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
fhans
ta
crUge,
Warehousing,
and
L'isiribtitltiK
Team
or
Motor
Benlce.
f'Otl,
8and
and
Oravel.
w
Pclallx.
In
Plana
an.
"umltura
Byn.
TUGBOATS
Dy
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
N,8ht
Phonai
687,.
639,
Green
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
0E0.
u.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
LUMBER
)v"
nro
niniiufnclitring
"'Rli
ninl
(Irnsseil
luin-Mr
Brine
grain
bout
Pi'1,
Halibut
am!
sal-'mm
boxes.
Ask
For
Prices
alCoveLumberCo.Ltd.
PHONE
B62
or
toy
other
community
who
can
UU
us
bow
better
to
conduct
our
busi-
liwaq,
he
la
the
penon
we
are
looklne
lor
and
we
ahstl
wrtome
him
."
Prtace
Rupert
iu
her
because
the
OiUKtlan
National
Hallway
wm
here
Sir
Henry
hM.
If
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
had
not
been
built
there
would
rve
been
no
Prince
Rupert.
The
one
wm
dependent
on
the
other
tide
and
it
should
be
the
policy
of
one
u
develop
the
other
BU
Henry
oonf
ratutaied
the
Gyro
Club
ou
It
work
for
Use
betterment
of
eoodrtum
for
chlidrm.
The
future
of
jail
nation
depending
on
IU
succeeding
('generations
Rebellion
was
caused
be-I
cause
of
expression
of
successive
generations,
through
inattention
of
those
in
control
to
the
inter
esu
of
the
oncoming
generations
If
the
efforts
of
uch
dubs
the
Oyro
auto
sere
focussed
on
Mtentin
to
the
rising
iraersitens
then
those
generations
were
in
safe
band.
;
Sir
Henry
dilated
on
the
motto
of
ithe
Oyro
nub
"Power.
Purpose,
and
'Pule
'
and
recommended
the
adoption
of
such
a
motto
not
only
to
individual
but
to
oommttnities
and
nations
Such
j
might
also
sell
be
the
motto
of
the
j
Canadian
National
Railways
i
Bit
Henry
't
addrrss
was
:ieard
with
MAIL
CONTRACT
BKALSD
TKNDtRS
addressed
to
the
.Kusuaaater
Ueneral.
will
be
received
at
Cttavwa
until
noon,
on
Friday,
the
ITth
December.
1924,
for
the
conveyance
of,
,
Hm
JJs'esljr's
Mslls.
oo
a
proposed
Oon-
(ract(
for
a
period
not
exceeding
four
;
years'
aU
(Si
time
per
week
on
the
;
route
between
Prlnre
Rupert
and
Sub
Delivery
Post
Office
at
Seal
Cove,
from
i
the
1st
April
neat
Fruited
notice
containing
further
In-1
forma
u
on
as
to
condition
of
proposed
Contract
ma
be
seen
and
blank
form
'
of
Tender
may
be
obtained
at
the
Post
Office
of
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
andJ
Prune
Rupert
Sub
Office
No
1.
BC,
snd
at
'.he
office
of
the
District
Super-:i.
'ruder
of
Postal
Service
J
P
MURRAY.
1
District
Superintendent
of
Postal
I
Service.
I
Dtsirtct
Superintendent
Is
Otflce.
;
Vancouver
.
BC
i
November
.
1M4.
ITI.P
TI.MHER
SALE
X8I10.
Sealed
Tenders
marked.
Tender
on
XSttO
"
will
be
received
by
the
Honour-sMe
the
Minister
of
lAnds.
at
Victoria.
BC
up
to
twelve
o'clock
noon
on
the
4th
day
of
January.
1917.
for
the
purchase
of
Pulp
Licence
XS449.
to
cut
timber
situated
on
Oraham
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
District.
Thirty
year
will
be
allowed
for
the
removal
at
the
Umber
All
lenders
must
comply
with
Section
19
of
the
"Porest
Act."
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
neces
.aarlly
accepted,
'
further
particulars
may
be
had
from
the
Chief
Poresler.
Victoria.
BC.
ix
Tin:
in
In,
AD.
192.
T
T1MIII
K
ftli:
MtOi
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Undt
at
Victoria.
BC,
not
iBter
than
noon
on
the
23rd
day
of
Dei-ember
1929.
for
the
purchase
of
Ll
cenc
X430J.
to
cut
6.81100
T.B.M.
of
Spruce.
Hemlock
and
Cedar,
on
an
area
situated
on
Maude
Island
adjoining
Lou
490
and
tfll.
Skldegat
Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-Two
i2i
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
rurther
particular
of
the
Chief
Poresler.
Victoria.
BC,
or
District
Fore-ter.
Pftnce
Rupert.
B.C.
IN
PRORATE.
MTItKMi:
mniT
or
IIUITISII
nil
I
MI1II
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Art.
and
.
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Oeorge
u-.
rwesMxl
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ilia
Honor
F
Mr
II.
Young,
cuiea
me
m,
day
f
October.
AO.
1
930.
X
was
ap-
Oeorge
West,
decessrd;
and
all
parties
!
having
claims
sgslnit
the
said
estate
are
'hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
pro-uerlT
verified,
to
me
on
or
lief
ore
the
1st
dar
of
December.
A
D.
1826.
and
all
lea
indebted
to
the
estate
are
re-1
part
qu;red
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
In-,Ucde-
to
mew,thx
Offlclsl
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
u..
Dated
the
10th
dsy
of
October.
AD.
1920.
-
,.
,.iBW
IN
PRORATE.
IS
"
Till'.
'
MTKKMi:
(
OI
HT
OK
IIHITIII
(Oi
l
Mill.
In
the
MU
of
the
Administration
thet:Mter
of
the
Estate
of
Krlstlan
in
Intestate.
I'edersen.
Deceased.
take
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HU
Honor
P
Mcll
Voung.
dated
the
38th
i
of
October.
AD
1920.
I
was
ap-Sofnted
Sdmmwrstor
of
the
Estate
o
deceased;
and
all
Krutlan
Prdersen.
KaSf-lreirWMS
rnnmNe;nw.th.wArr
Offlclsl
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
n.C
ruled
this
UtU
dsy
of
November.
111
(jdodebhamMuts
t
n
'
rtli
CANADIAN
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
Tli
is
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
ript
attention
by
the
Oyro
and
their
many
guest
which
filled
the
Commodore
Cafe
to
capacity.
President
Stan
Taylor
was
In
the
chair
and.
during
the
proceedings,
there
was
a
violin
solo
by
Oyro
Billy
Balagno.
The
guest
were
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
8.
J.
Hungerfcrd.
W.
A.
Klngsland.
J
R.
Cameron.
P.
O.
Das
son.
J.
U.
Horn.
C.
J.
Quanttc.
S.
Morrtsonn.
A.
Mc-Cowan.
B.
C.
Keciey.
H.
A.
Dixon.
W.
a.
Manders.
Dr.
Leney.
H.
O.
Lash.
Mr.
Tapley.
C,
W.
Shaw.
Oiof
Hanson.
Ed
ward
Llptctt,
L.
M.
Puller.
A.
L.
Patterson.
Norman
McLean.
C.
V.
Erltt.
C
A.
Svskefleld.
J.
C.
Brady.
MP,
Alex.
McRae.
Q
P
Tinker.
Jame
U
Lee.
Thomas
Louden,
a.
A.
McMillan.
O.
H.
Munro.
Dr
W
T
Kergln.
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander.
O
V
Wilkinson.
John
Dyb-havn.
Alex
Connon
and
E.
C.
Gibbons.
REVISED
FIXTURES
OF
WHIST
LEAGUE
Tbe
whist
league
fixtures
for
the
remainder
of
the
first
half
of
the
season
has
been
revised
a
follows
MltKMItlH
II
Knights
of
Pythls
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
Moose
vs.
St.
Ororge
(City)
Elks
vs.
St.
Andrews.
X.OO-P.
vs.
St.
Oeorges
(Seal
Cove).
IS
til.
Andrews
vs.
Moose.
Elks
vs.
Bens
of
Canada.
LOOP.
va.
St.
Oeorgea
(Cltyl.
St.
OedVge
Seal
Corel
va.
Knights
of
Pythias.
21
St.
Andrews
vt.
Sons
of
Canada.
Knighta
of
Pythias
vs.
St.
Oeorgei
(Oltyi.
Moose
vs.
I
OO
F.
Elks
vs.
St.
Oesrge
(Sexl
Cove).
iii:(i.Miii:it
J
KnlghU
of,
Pythias
r.
IOOf.
Moose
vs.
Sons
of
Canada'.
St-
Oeorgea
City
I
vs.
Elks.
8t.
Andrews
vs.
St.
Oeorgea
(Seal
Cove).
Match
8t.
Oeorgea'
(Qty)
vs.
St.
Oeorgea
(Seat
Corel
date
not
yet
set.
Prlnre
ltiivcrt
Thomas
Lbudetf!
C.
C.
Laurie.
D.
P.
Davidson
and
C.
J.
Quantlc.
Vancouver;
E.
Lrdgerwood.
Ocean
Palls;
C.
A.
Moore.
H.
W.
Morry
and
W.
II.
Pierce.
Port
Esalngton;
J.
L.
Dethurrm,
Usk;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Little.
Terrace;
W.
O.
Bray.-Three
Hills.
Alts;
M.
A.'
Bur
bank.
Prince
Oeorge;
J.
A.
Brown,
Hoc
stall
Sawmill:
P.
O.
Jackson
and
A.
Watt.
C.N.R.
Smiij
V.
A.
Ktrkpatrlck.
Terrace:
Corrlgan
and
D.
Ogllvle,
Haretton:
Henry
Oush-wa,
Houston:
W.
Cain
and
P.
J.
Hlg-gtn.
Smlthrrt;
C.
E.
8.
Oow.
C.N.R.
Central
A.
Murray,.
Prince
Oeorge.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
Neva
SO
SHORT
OF
BREATH
SHE
COULD
HARDLY
DO
HER
HOUSEWORK
Mr.
Nelon
Moore,
Mil
ford,
Ont.,
write:
HI
had
heart
and
nerve
trouble,
and
became
so
short
of
b
truth
I
could
hardly
do
my
housework,
and
wa
so
nervous
every
little
sound
X
heard
felt
like
a
shock
to
me.
A
friend
of
mine
rocommended
ft
highly
I
pot
a
box
of.
tfcm
and
they
did
ma
so
much
good
I
got
the.
Hwond
box,
and
now
I
am
feeling-
like
a
different
woman.."
Hmrt
and
Nerve
Till
w
SOa.
box
at
all
druggist
or
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
Milium
Co.,
LitnluJ,
Toroato,
Otlti
4
1.
I
November
U.
ll2C,
ids
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
FIVE
TL'
!75.00
liamond
Ring
mnn
wno
warn,
a
PRINCE
RUPERT
I
IS
DEPENDENT
j
CI
RAILWAY
(MK
Hkmiv
mis
(tv
N)
;
MM
KIMIMTIflV
AUAINNT
AW
I'MlT
III
III
TltY
1
I
It
1
the
direct
responsibility
of
the
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
31AKES
SOME
IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENTS
AT
A
HOARD
OF
TRADE
DINNER
HERE.
(continued
from
page
one)
favor
one
port
or
another.
It
was
purely
a
matter
for
the
shipper
and
I
the
railway
had
nothing
to
do
with
jit
except
to
carry
It
when
offered.
-
He
had
been
asked
to
deal
wltathe
'unsightly
appearance
of
the
"find
around
the
totem
pole
on
the
hill
near
the
waterfront.
Hi
answer
to
that
'request
was
"yes."
It
would
be
done.
In
the
nutter
of
summer
excursion
fares
In
regard
to
which
discrimina
tion
against
Prince
Bupert
was
charge!!.-
Sir
Henry
reminded
them
that
this
was
a
matter
of
agreement
with
other
railways
but
he
would
try
and
meet
the
wishes
of
the
city
In
this
respect.
He
would
see
what
could
be
done.
iMncm
i:i
.Ai'pKAKA.vci:
Tbe
president
congratulated
the
city
m
Its
Improved
appearance
since
he
was
here
before.
In
1923
when
he
'.made
his
first
visit
the
plank
roads
I
were
much
In
evidence
but
tbey
had
all
been
removed
and
been
replaced
by
fine
macadam
streets.
It
must
have
been
a
financial
burden
but
.
tbe
Improvement
was
fully
Justified
In
the
Improved
appearance
of
the
city.
He
'ound
an
atmosphere
of
progress
here,
lie
felt
convinced
Prince
Rupert
would
iiare
tbe
good
time
with
the
other
parts
of
Canada.
The
railway
head
poke
of
the
Improved
condition
of
.he
country.
The
people
had
confidence
ind
there
was
little
unemployment.
Currency
was
at
s
parity
with
the
United
States.
If
they
attacked
tbe
mmlgratlon
problem
with
vigor
and
tanlty
the
country
would
experience
a
rlod
of
good
times
such
as
the
United
States
went
through
before
the
jlvll
war.
Today
Canada
was
tbe
most
favorable
country
for
a
white
person
to
go
to.
More
opportunities
offered
than
elsewhere
and
the
result
would
be
that
she
would
participate,
more
than
any
others
in
Immigration.
MI
ST
HE
TKAIHC
Prince
Rupert
had
to
recommend
It
that
It
was
one
of
tbe
two
Pacific
porta
of
Canada.
Vancouver
had
got
an
earlier
start
but
population
was
creeping
north.
The
crevice
were
being
ailed
up
and
there
wa
no
reason-
why
similar
development
should
not
follow
here.
The
city
waa
nearer
the
Orient
than
any
other
port
and
was
tight
In
the
psthway
of
one
of
the
great
arteries
of
trade.
At
the
head
of
a
transcontinental
line
and
with
a
harbor
that
was
unsurpassed,
there
wa
everything
to
make
It
a
port.
However
It
took
something
more
than
water
to
make
a
port.
There
must
be
traffic
and
to
get
that
the
Interior
must
be
developed.
In
conclusion
Sir
Henry
ssld
he
was
confident
Prince
Rupert
had
nothing
to
fear
and
there
was
no
need
for
thoughts
of
pessimism.
Tbe
regarded
Rupert
as
their
own
baby.
Tbey
place
had
all
the
transportation
facilities
which
represented
a
very
large
expenditure
and
there
was
every
reason
why
they
should
jolnJvinds
with
the
people
here
and
assist.
He
would
not
promise
thst
the
people
here
would
get
everything
they
asked
for
but
they
would
try
to
bring
about
those
thing
which
were
for
the
well-being
and
pro-
grrss
of
Prince
Rupert
CLOTHING
MYSTERY
AT
STEWART
SOLYED
Was
lft
on
Ice
by
Prospector
Who
Had
to
Lighten
Load
Way
lUrk
In
ifoa
On
September
17
the
Portland
Canal
Newa
reported
wha,t
at
that
time
was
quit
a
mystery,
the
finding
of
two
coats,
clothing
and
a
number
of
other
things
in
the
middle
of
the
Sutton
glacier,
by
Dick
Sullivan
and
Jess
Set-terlngton.
As
stated
at
the
time,
the
things
had
been
left
there
for
at
least
ten
years,
and
were
scattered
in
such
a,
way
as
to
Indicate
(hat
the
owner
had
been
In
trouble.
This
mystery
has
now
been
cleared
by
Bernard
O'Nlel
of
Anyox,
who,
with
Nlel
McDonald,
formerly
of
the
Prince
Rupert
police,
left
the
head
of
Hastings
Arm
In
the
winter
of
1910.
taking
In
uppltes
on
the
anow
sufficient
for
a
summer's
prospecting
on
the
Naaa
slope,
their
Idea
being
that
the
glacier
formed
an
easy
entry.
Shortly
after
leaving'
the
foot
of
the
glacier
they
were
forced,
owing
to
the
soft
anow
and
steepness
of
the
Ice,
to
leave
a
large
hand
sleigh
and
commence
back
packing,
arriving
at
the
point
where
the
things
were
found
this
summer.
While
In
camp
a
large
snow
slide
came
down
behind
them
that
filled
the
entire
valley:
this,
in
conjunction
j
with
a
terrltlo
snow
storm,
that
con-tlnuslly
rsged,
caused
them
to
sban-
don
their
venture,
and
In
order
to
get
out
they
lightened
their
packs
by
discarding
the
things
found.
On
their
return
to
the
mouth
of
Sutton
River
they
found
that
their
boat
was
gone,
so
had
to
mske
a
raft,
which,
with
sweep
oars,
they
rowed
Into
Ooose
Bay,
now
Anyox,
which
took
three
days.
Both
Mr.
O'Nlel
and
Mr.
McDonald
went
overseas
at
the
outbreak
of
the
war,,
the
latter
.Joining
theJudian
Army
and
-being.
killed
In
the
OaUpoll
campaign.
Mr.
O'Nlel,
on
'hi
return
from
the
war.
ttayed
with
the
Hastings
Arm
section
and
has
now
one
of
the
prominent
properties
there,
which
he
has
named
the
Vlmy
Ridge
a
roup.
This
property
is
situated
within
easy
reach
of
the
beach
and
crntalns
two
very
promising
showings.
Visa
fees
will
be
waived
for
membeis
of
the
American
League
visiting
fug-
,Uud
next
yrar.
I
Remarkable
Profits
In
French
Government
6
Bonds
BELIEVE
thst
an
lareiuaeat
nad
u-eay
la
W,
Jreach
rrraaeat
6'.
Bonds
iLtna
aatfcorisRl
Dec.
I
stli
redeemable
si
par
at
the
spUaa
of
the
French
Caveranent
oa
or
alter
lis.
I.
1J1).
t"mtt
extraordinary
epfjonasitr
lor
profit
Hi
the
ereat
of
sny
aniens)
advance
ut
the
value
of
r
reach
moorr
(francs).
('lr?
'?
the
drrerkuioo
of
French
francs
s
French
Gveera-SlT"I,.i
"IWMrancsdenominaiwncaanwsDehoosht
for
)
Wah
(he
bond
at
par
and
French
exchsaxe
at
normal
lUtt
same
bond
would
have
a
value
of
$t!.Q.
Interastinnal
tankert
believe
thai
the
French
frsae
wffl
efl
above
S
cents
per
franc
before
very
Ions.
Jm
think
what
this
r
rrEca
'-oteraraffct
woarkin
fchen
t
liar
of
mtitir
I
cent
In
the
(tan.
meant
an
Immediate
prof
of
40
on
the
love
meat.
Whe
the
French
lent
irtW
at.
t
rru
per
lre
or
IWWI
pet.
IJ0
francs
your
profit
win
be
tUM
oa
every
bond
of
IJrtl
Iranrs,
French
Government
Loaaor
100
for
every
2ilU
hiveited
to-day,
IththeFivnrhfraiicatlOcentiperfranefarHtVoverooe.
half
Ms
par
vatuefieacti
bond
nf
HI
in
Iranc
French
Govern,
went
Loan
wouM
be
worth
tlKXKI.reprewtrnsprofilof
ViM
or
over
300
on
the
WOO
iavnted
U-day
We
made
a
lenitby
and
ttwroath
inveatlaatioa
u
determine
tie
seat
nay
to
huy
French
francs
for
maximum
pro&u.
We
believe
that
the
French
Government
i
Howls
afiord
tbe
beat
and
lofical
medium
for
they
reprnrnt
to
French
investors
prrciarly
what
Catadiaa
Government
Victory
Bonds
represent
to
Canadian
iovntort.
bein
leyal
invest
menu
for
every
ia-stitatioa,
trait
fnd
snd
asimrJ
bank
ia
Franorandromtaou
a
strictly
hish-ttade.
filt-edse
(overnment
ntMntM.
They
may
be
U
as1a
taiUntfy
ipor
tik
at
the
prevailinf
rate
not
only
in
France
(the
bonda
are
Med
on
the
ram
Kmrvr)
txrt
throafhont
the
principal
financial
centre
of
the
world.
Tbe
interest
coupons
have
always
been
paid
promptly
on
the
dot.
and
can
he
caehed
a
Montreal.
Ne
York.
Iondon,
Rorae,
Amoteroam,
Brumeis.
Madrid.
Berae.
Berlin.
Vienna.
Copenhasea.
Stockholm.
Bnchareat,
Rio
de
Janeiro,
Buenos
Aires
sad
in
fact
throuthout
tbe
world
at
the
current
rate
lor
francs.
French
francs,
we
believe,
win
anqneMionaMy
and
ultimately
come
back
to
their
full
sold
valor
of
tlvim
per
IjUW
francs.
A
lit
lie
over
a
century
ax
the
t'nited
Stales
owed
32
minium
of
acflar
a
gigantic
sum
ut
that
time
to
Europe,
and
beina
then
purely
an
asriruhiml
country
with
no
developed
resources,
her
situation
was
coiuaVVrcd
very
bad
at
the
lime.
Aritn
after
tlv
American
Civil
War
sold
sold
at
a
retain
m
of
almost
Hf,
in
New
York
but
Crnish.
French
and
hrtch
'nveiaora.
more
acrnatomed
tot
hat
ort
of
thirj
becauae
of
their
international
vim
point
only
uw
in,
the
rVprecJated
currency
an
optwtunity
for
very
larse
profits
by
inveatment
is
tik-edxed
but
depreciated
Amencan
securitiru.
To-day
the
L'nited
Sates
form
one
of
the
ricbeat
countries
la
the
wortd
ProbaUy
ten
times
as
devtructire
by
comparison
with
the
late
World
War
(1uch
revulted
mtldepreciuion
of
the
monetary
-unit
of
isTactkany
errry
country
in
the
world)
wae
the
War
of
IS65ls;o
between
Brazil
aw!
Pararuay.
which
reealted
in
tbe
virtual
blot
line
out
of
aB
of
Parasuayaa
manhood,
practical
bankruptcy.
bue
indemnities,
and
which,
in
the
country,
left
twenty-five
vcmen
fur
each
tvrvrvins
male,
no
manufactures
and
no
bishly.ed'ocaled
nationalwm
nch
as
France
eaioyi
to-cy.
Farasuay
event
uany
recovered
and
those
who
had
fakh
ia
tbe
retovery
of
that
nation
earned
fortune.
Eaxiand.
too.
oner
faced
what
seemed
to
be
a
financial
disaster.
Durirx
the
Narviroruc
wars
British
securities
tank
IO
next
to
notbiat;
but
noon
.after
the
Victory
of
Waterhu
BritUh
londs
soared
returnina
vast
fortunes
to
time
nho
had
purrhsied
them
when
thints
looked
blacfcnt
for
England,
and
sold
them
after
Wrlhrtdoo
v
victory
becasoe
known
France,
bankrupt
at
the
bands
of
Bismarck
dories
the
Franco-Hruwaa
War
of
IS
70.
suderrd
sa
rxpenencr
which
is
Mill
within
the
memory
of
Irvine
maaand
which
serves
to
set
st
rest
sny
dVibt
as
to
the
ability
vt
the
French
profile
to
completely
restore
tbetr
public
bnancra;
her
Govrrnmmt
bonds
Mold
down
to
'",
of
llarir
normal
value
itx
look-d
hor
trm
hut
within
a
few
years
Francr
bad
set
brr
bouar
in
order,
discharsed
aD
of
ber
obligations
arid
the
bonds
were
again
back
to
rar.
la
lact
.
record
show
that
French
ecuritiri
told
over
far
mating
fort
one
lortboeewbo
had
poi
med
snt
and
enterprMe
to
invest
h
tbe
tetainrarily
depreciated
(..evrrnmrat
bonds
of
Francr.
Kectnt
history
has
shown
rraurkable
rxamplea
of
tbe
rehabilitation
of
nation's
finances.
After
the
World
War
Enxlaad
saw
the
day
that
only
tit5
could
be
obtained
for
one
pound
sterling-
Ensluh
currency
had
lost
about
one-thh-4
of
iu
international
value.
At
thai
moment
the
situatioo
has
righted
itself
and
the
British
pound
is
once
more
north
its
full
value
ia
the
international
market.
Every
Canadian
remetnhrrs
thst
s
few
year
ago.
m
1920
snd
1971.
when
n
changing
Canadian
money
for
American
money
he
could
obtain
only
tsist
American
money
for
IOI
t
anadiaa
doBars.
There
were
predktiooa
at
that
time
that
an
even
larger
depreciation
of
Canadian
anonev
would
tskr
place
but
fortunately
these
did
sot
soaterianir.
lavnuor
in
the
t'nited
Males
rcrreivrd
thai
nurchaing
Canatjan
Government
and
municipal
bond
wa
bound
to
tarn
oot
remunerative
oooer
or
hurr.
The
Canadian
dollar
started
lo
recover
its
international
value
and
at
the
premt
awment
the
situation
is
rvrn
reversed.
Canadanis
can
obtaia
slightly
more
than
Kstlmericaa
dollars
for
tiotuai
in
Canadtan
money.
Many
Canadian
Government
and
aiunxipoj
bonds
are
now
rSias
coawierably
above
par.
The
Swim
franc,
after
tbe
war.
vis
quoted
at
IS
cents
per
lisnc
or
Sl.Vsj.ui
per
IO.IIB)
Sia
francs.
To-rtsr
the
Sviias
Iranc
is
Quoted
above
par
or
at
more
than
SI.VJa.uo
pre
I0.IBJ0
Jv.
is
francs
tim
et
u
gain
of
$111)0
on
every
lO.uttJSwiM
franca
purchased
a
lew
years
ago.
Murwd
investors
earned
a
atMaclury
profit
on
their
nvntrntnt.
Francs
l.oes
l.ooe
S.so
It.CD
25.(1
Name
Table
Showing
Present
Prices
French
Govtrnnwiit
Bond
.
French
Government
Sj7.
Bond-
French
Governsm-ct
eft
Bond-
French
CovrrniDent'fiee,
Bond.
French
Government
61
Bond
.
.
NS.SOS
French
Government
of.
Bond-..
,
ICS.SO
French
Govrrsmenl
6
Bond
Address
.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
any:
It
:H
As
we
cant
have
a
real
live
Queen
visit
us,
the
next
best
thing
we
can
do
Just
now
Is
a
railway
president.
If
we
look
to
the
future
we
may
yet
wipe
out
the
neglect
of
dear
Marie
by
having
the
Prince
of
Wale
come
here
next
year.
A
prince
we
should
like
well
to
see
He"d
hve
a
good
time
here,
oh
gee
I
We'd
give
him
a
dinner
With
aalnt
and
with
lnner
And
aflshlng
I'd
take
him
with
with
me.
Now
where
are
the
ultra-loyalists
and,
why
are
they
not
already
active
In
ecurl&g
th
vlsltf
Art
thty
going
to
The
Dutch
tuflder.
HorkM's
monetary
unit,
m
the
wake
f
be
war.
depreciated
to
lea
than
30
ceaU
per
milder
or
J
000
00
prr
10.000
gwilder.
To-day
10.0(1)
guilder
are
worth
4
020.00
-howig
a
an
gain
of
SIAJOW
oa
every
ID.OW
landers.
Isveators
are
reaping
their
reward
to-day.
The
fhrediah
krone
after
the
World
War
sntd
down
to
tt.7.
00
per
10J0W
Swediah
krone.
To-day
the
valve
of
the
aame
10OU0
Swrduh
krone
ia
SIAW.OO
a
arnerou
profit
of
IHS.M
ha
been
reaped
by
investors
M
every
10.01)0
Swedish
krone
purchased
a
few
years
ago.
After
the
great
havoc
wrouglst
by
the
earthquake
tw
aoaa
a
few
rears
ago.
the
yea,
the
monetary
unit
of
the
Japaner?
empire,
rose
from
37
1-2
cent
per
yen
or
tl.7fcl.no
per
lOSXI
yen
to
4
cent
per
yen
or
S4.S00
.00
per
10.000
yen
a
sub-auatial
Improveament
of
St.OMJV)
for
every
I0.(l
yen
pur-chaaed
by
far-sighted
i
Brest
or
who
were
sstute
rnouca)
to
see
that
it
was
only
a
question
of
time
before
the
Japanese
yen
would
rise
suOciestly
ss
to
yield
them
substantial
profits.
Tbe
recent
rapid
rise
of
Danish
exchange
has
beea
rstVr
remarkable.
Ia
121
five
year
saw
the
Danish
krone
soM
s
low
as
I
J
cents
per
krone
or
SI.VJO.00
per
10.003
krone.
The
0
notation
to-day
oa
the
Danish
kroae
is
24
60
cents
per
krone
of
S2.ta0.00
per
10.000
krone
a
net
gain
in
five
years'
time
of
SI
J60.00
or
over
100
on
every
10
Jim)
Danish
krone
purchased.
Maey
iaveator.
Ave
years
ago.
did
not
share
our
opinion
that
this
eacbaage
would
be
back
to
par
before
very
king.
The
remarkable
advaee
of
the
Norwegian
exchante
clearly
emphasise
the
fad
that
history
is
repeating
itself
every
day
of
our
live.
From
11.?
cent
per
krone
or
11.170.00
per
lOao
Norwegian
krone,
the
value
has
risen
in
a
few
short
,
years
to
the
present
quotation
of
24
rents
oer
krone
or
S2
400.00
per
10.000
krone
a
profit
of
$1,230,000
on
every
10.000
Norwrgiaa
krone
purchas-d.
The
Norwegian
krone
has
not
yet
readied
par
but
it
is
expected
thai
in
tbe
comparatively
near
future
the
unit
win
touch
J
SO
cents
per
krone
or
S2.e
s0
(JO
per
10.11)
krone.
Our
client
who
are
still
mterestel
ia
Norwrgiaa
exchange
feel
a
-
do
that
h
is
only
a
question
of
time
before
the
Norwegian
krone
will
touch
par.
A
few
year
ago
Spaia's
monetary
nn:t,
the
peseta
was
quoted
at
1
1.75
cents
per
peseta,
ft
St.174.on
per
I0.0O1
peseta.
Spanish
exchange
has
aw
recovered
lo
I5.S4
cml
per
fiesta
or
IUMJH
per
I0JW1
pesetas
a
enhancem-nt
of
luntfl
oa
every
10-lss)
pen
tas.
This
unit
is
alsn
expeclej
to
touch
par
shonly.
South
American
exchaages
are
daily
showing
similar
wide
snd
substantial
iasorovenirnta
in
their
value.
The
Argentine
neso.
not
to
long
ago.
srs
worth
only
IU3
cenu
per
peso
or
S2XWJ0O
per
lOiSU
pesos.
To-day
the
Arg-nine
peso
is
quote!
at
over
40JK
cent
per
peso
or
it.OftOO)
per
10OJ0
pesos
showing
a
profit
of
1
1.
2J3.0O
on
every
I0JXVJ
Argenine
peso.
These
(art!
apeak
for
thrmsrives.
The
history
of
the
world
convinces
on?
forcibly
that
the
mist
difficult
thing
to
destroy
is
national
existence.
When
mill
loot
of
men
and
populations
of
nation
lent
their
collective
elfortt
nothing
H
inrnieible.
The
French
fraac
will
co-n?
hack.
We
befieve
that
the
greatest
opnortanity
of
the
present
generation
la
earn
remarkable
profit
exist
to-day
for
investor
through
the
pttfdaur
of
French
Government
sl
Bonis.
Thess
securities
rank
a
the
pre-eminent
das
of
French
Government
bonds
ami
are
nnnaBv
a
mortgat-
on
the
potential
and
vast
resource
of
the
KeputsV
Fran.
These
bun
U
are
valid
for
thirty
rear
sfter
dale
of
call
vA
the
In
crest
coupons
payable
June
16th
ani
Drcrrabrr
1Mb
are
valid
for
five
years
after
their
respective
dee
date,
tkua
enabling
the
investor
to
cash
tbrat
at
any
time
is
IV
interval
that
the
rsd-anee
rates
are
is
Ms
favor.
The
high-
the
rate
of
th-
franc
the
more
Canadian
rloBars
will
tbe
investor
obtain
for
his
interest-oounons.
Thus
as
the
'ran.
risrs.
nut
only
wiH
the
value
of
the
bonds
increase
bnt
the
imeresinixiiae
Ul
be
sine
greater
aal
greater.
It
win
be
urea
thai
at
the
pres-ntrateofthetrancthehoMer
of
a
tOjOKWrane
Frew
Governnent
tT,
Boot
wiU
receive
for
hi
couoons
vrhkfa
always
sxiregate
otsj
francs
per
annum
a
ram
in
Canadian
money
equivalent
o
i
rt
irs
nf
over
7
on
hi
investrm-nt.
that
is.
th-
cost
of
a
lOJWHraoc
bond
which
is
si
present
J2SO.0O.
-When
th-
franc
rnschrs
t
cenu
however,
the
Talte
of
the
aurpon
win
he
math
higher.
i
francs
wffl
be
worth
SlSiH
which,
on
aa
investment
of
$250
01
it
equal
u
a
yield
of
!"'.
.
JTieabefranchar?actirl
10
cent
or
1
1.00X01
per
10.003-franc
bond
the
return
vriB
l
still
higher.
Every
600
francs
in
interest
coupons
will
bring
t&0
tr)
vrh-n
cashed.
Here
the
yield
is
W,
At
15
cents
per
Iran;
the
coupons
oa
a
I0.UU0-frsnc
bund
(which
bond
oost.
only
SlSOis)
to-lay
agaiast
a
normal
rxdangr
value
cf
Sl.e
w.03).
will
be
worth
SWUM
re-presmtUg
s
return
of
Jo,.
Vnl
lastly,
srith
the
franc
at
par
the
coupons
for
ore
year
amouniing
to
633
francs
wiU
be
worth
tlltJtO.
KU
sum
b
equivalent
to
an
interest
yield
of
over
44
on
tbeeignl
invest
meal
of
S24UM.
rrencn
usauatnes
are
timrsn
ana.
w-
.
.
,
Francr
is
rapuiy
re
ntermg
inr
niwn
aaiuu
her
thippi"
is
crowdicf
the
worll's
pnns.
ant
the
nation
shows
every
mdrncr
of
material
ant
economic
protrrss.
RetwrstLint
payments
an
i-nhanjing
the
French
treasury.
A
great
wave
of
confidrncr
m
sweeping
over
France
since
the
fumcare
Govrrnmeni.
iacJudin-
six
rx-prouiiers.
took
power.
It
is
estimated
that
no
Irss
than
eight
hunlred
miflans
of
gold
doUara
brat
by
French
national
abroad,
are
beginning
to
flow
bnck
inte
the
country.
The
circulation
of
French
currency
is
being
drastically
curtailed.
The
milium
of
dollars
expended
by
tourists
form
a
great
aHdrti
r
to
the
wealth
of
the
nation.
These
condition
should
h
qsutly
rrtWted
in
rapid
enhancement
In
the
value
of
Fren
f
rases
and
in
French
Government
bonds.
That
is
-why
we
urge
yoa
lo
buy
now
while
bese
securities
are
on
the
bargain
counter.
A
mj
aw
Four
ttmis
Will
I
savm
hi
in
Fsss
IFilk
fiosfj
si
I''
uf,tae
Frtmtk
Frssc
AsMSalSf
lo
Present
I
ctnts
II
cents
Par
tJe
Ihee
per
FVanc
per
Franc
per
Franc
S25
S70
S120
S
1J
5
I41
240
Ja
125
110
6t
2M
JUO
IJOO
l.3
425
I.TJ0
JaTH
.25
t.2i
JJOO
U
5
1.5
)
7iju
linn
leje
17E
ARE
sHIins
s
Larse
number
of
the?
honis
at
ths
aSiws
nrir.
m.klhs
mra
essev
esnens-
Upoa
receipt
of
accepted
cheque
or
money
order.
r
win
at
once
confirm
sale.
Bowls
are
forwarded
by
registered
and
insured
mail.
Order
with
remittance
to
cover
purcha-e.
mut
be
received
by
early
mail
to
insure
these
price
at
quotation
cha:?frt
iratlr.
.
For
many
year
this
Invest
as-r.t
House
hat
been
aae
o
.Vrl
.4
Mrriis'i
fv'matl
rxWatirs-
'orrits
soasf
Sostet
It
Is
vitally
im-lortant
to
us
to
have
our
cheat
rktt
those
hoods
which
make
the
most
money
for
them
anl
mak-
it
most
quickly.
Our
interest
(Joe
not
crsae
after
a
tale
for
it
it
our
constant
aim
to
krvri
in
touch
with
our
clientele,
scattered
throughout
the
length
anl
breadth
of
Canada,
the
l'nited
Ststes
snd
.Ne
found
Land,
to
render
ft
grsMsilosi
service,
iniorming
cliems
hen
bunj
rise
in
market
value
tod
nhrther
or
not
wr
derm
it
advissUe
to
sell.
This
service
is
expensive
to
ourselves
but
its
valu.'
to
our
client
is
incalculable.
I
enclose
herewith
THE.
INVESTMENT
HOUSE
OK
'
C.
M.
GORDASCO
&
COMPANY
seeciAUzt
sc
&xcl
vsn
txv
t'x
FORJUGXaoi
ERSUEXT
AXD
XI
USKIPALmSD.S
MARCH.
TRUST
BUILDING
M0NTRE.L
cash
accepted
cheque
'
money
order
for
S.
tlie
purchase
from
rot
of
'...-
,
,
nhlch
you
are
lo
forward
me
by
registered
sad
Insured
mail.
M2
ST.
JAMES
STREET
CANADA
la
full
psyment
for
Jraac.
French
Government
6
BoaJt
(Loan
of
l2U).
leave
It
to
the
Native
Sons
to
send
the
Invitation
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
NOYKMIIKK
II.
li
Woodrow
Wilson
hat
been
elected
president
of
the
United
8tate.-
He
defeated
Charles
M.
Hughe,
th
Republican
presidential
candidate.
Samuel
Jackson,
aged
76,
a
resident
of
this
part
of
the
coast
for
thirty
years,
most
of
that
time
having
been
spent
at
Port
Esslngton
with
the
Cunningham
Co,
died
this
morning
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital.
Kenneth
Kerr,
-rell
kaon
Terrace
rancher,
passed
away
at
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
this
morning.
11
wss
54
year
of
age
aad
unmarried.
II
39
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Blook
Phon.
5TB
DENTIST
George
Rorie
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
AND
AUDITOR
Phone
3A7
111
Second
Atruue
West,
Prince
Rupert
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