Ratably
Q,i
imooth,
fragrant
com
-conaenUl
pany
anywhero
HI
7
W
as
-
-
a
w
,
m
um
.
.
.grav
aw
OT
OO
10
YEARS
OLD
1
r'
i
c-metit
is
not
pub-j
or
displayed
by
the
intt-ul
Hoard
or
by
iw,
vci
nment
l
LiritiMi
Columbia
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
Ve
LAUNDER
SHIRTS
AW0iHIRIrV5TA
100
i
w.iidt
and
-hie
thirt
.
i
t
rip
to
thin
laun-.1
uj-ii.
Tiny
will
de-
you
our
expert
..
ptnite
manner
of
ser-'
moderate
price,
u
to
do
thin.
ioneer
Laundry
I'honc
118
YOU
ARE
INVITED
to
Kee
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
at
The
Louvre
31C
Third
Avenue
Next
Royal
Hank
DRY
I1IRCH.
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
-injzle
Load
$:j..10
Double
Load
.5(I.rl
l.:irj.
Sack
."O
HI
NDLES
DRY
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
5S0
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
English.
Made
-to
-Measure
Suits
and
Pure
Wool
Clolha
Hy
Mail.
AGENTS
WANTED
to
carry
cloth
patterns
and
tak.
measures
for
English
high-grade
Tailoring
House.
Liberal
coram
1s-'
n
Cash
trade.
Splendid
opening
for
lUirekeeper.
agent
carrying
"'tier
lines
or
man
with
large
circle
of
founds.
Write,
enclosing
bank
reference,
to
Dept.
C,
Com-jneivial
Advertising
Service.
North.
Parade.
Manohester,
'England,
RIDLEY
HOME
WELL
SUPPLIED
Larue
Number
of
People
Sent
(.roceries
for
Uw
of
Well
Known
Institution
In
.pit
of
the
extreme
wthr
yr
large
"Umber
.pf
tlt4(
railt
ie
Ridly
Hum
carry!m
dor...?.
r
viu-iou.
groceries
which
helper)
a-:.
i.'iiuoii
very
mater
ally
In
its.
tiff,
;u
i-rrurc
new
buildlrtifs.
Anion,'
agisting
in
receivlnx
wre
Mr.
t
-.itlrtw
Mrs
Russell
Soitli
Mi.
tx
I
u
Mr
Pyl
and
tht
matron.
Um
CUSett.
Mra
Matthewa
mm!
Uis
Cuiii.
Tim
v
tailor
took
a
great
tntreM
in
'a
ImniM
and
epenad
appreciation
if
the
way
In
which
they
ware
being
Kept
and
the
work
done
there
Th
jae
ho
donated
war:
Unn-y
A
Davie.
Mrs
Ale
McKenale.
Mi
Hkmner.
Mra
Keltey.
Rupert
Table
Supply.
Mra.
(too.
Ror.e.
Mra.
E.
W
Tucker.
Buah's
Oroeerterta,
Mlaa
West.
Mlaa
Davies.
lire.
Pull
an
Mra.
Ooodaell.l
Mra
OuVernet.
Miiasalltm
(irocerv,
Mra.
1
Howard.
Mm.
J
M.
Oolliaon.
Friend.
Mra
H.
T.
Croaa.
Mra.
Homer.
Mra.
McKay.
Mra.
Norman
Wan
Mra.
Thcs.
Andrew.
Mra
W.
E.
Colllsoii.
Mlaa
Bllett,
I
Mra.
H.
Walker,
Miss
Shirley
Llpain.
Mra.
J,
Bager.
Mra
Robtnaon.
Mra.
W.
J.
Oreer.
Mra.
S.
V.
Cos.
Mra.
LePlne.
Mra
Russell
Smith.
Mra.
Woodland.
;
Mra.
Arnott.
Mra.
Pyl,
Mra.
Brownlee.
Mra.
Frank
IMbb.
Mra.
Moorboue.
WATER
NOTICE.
IIIVI
ItslON
ami
ir.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
E
Rouaseau,
whoae
addreaa
la
410
Seymour
Street.
vcr.
B.C..
wUl
apply
(or
a
licence
to
take
and
um
1
cubic
foot
of
water
out
of
unnanmed
atream
which
flowa
aouth-rrly
and
drain
into
Port
Stephana
Bay,
about
one'
mile
eaat
of
Bluff
Point,
i
The
water
wit)
be
diverted
from
th
stream
at
a
point
aut
800
feet
from
,
the
mouth
and
wUl
I
uaad
for
commer-'
clal
ptupeae
upon
the
land
deasrlbed
a
Lot
3TM.
Rang
4.
Ooaat
District.
Tht
notice
w
potted
on
tha
ground
on
the
2Ath
day
of
July.
127.
A
copy
of
I
this
notice
and
an
tpplloatlon
pursuant
I
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act'1
will
be
I
filed
in
the
office
of
the
Water
Re-I
corder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
Objec
tion
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
aald
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
RlghU.
Parliament
Building.
Victoria.
B.C..
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
of
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
Is
August
30,
19J7.
BVORNE
ROUSSEAU,
Applicant
LAND
ACT.
soTirr.
or
ivt'vtov
o
,ppi.v
to
LEASE
LAND
Queen
CharloUe
Islands
Land
District.
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Ru-
snd
situate
north
of
Lot
1068
and
rcrt.
887.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Langara
Planing
and
Packing
Oo.
Ltd.
of
Mawett.
occupation
Canntrs.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
leaae
of
the
following
described
lands:
Oommrnclng
st
a
post
planted
twenty
chains
north
of
Tsn
Indian
Reaerve
and
on
the
ehore
of
Melntyre
Bay:
thence
north
S
chains
to
the
low
water
mark,
thence
westerly
following
aald
low
water
10
chain
thence
southerly
5
chains
thence
easterly
160
chatne
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
icre.
more
or
le.
LaANOAKA
mHINO
At
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.
Applicant
Freil
Nash,
Agtnt.
Dated
June
37.
1927
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
Of
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
i.t
am;
i..m
In
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
Re-
Ha.
r,i
,
-tot
Af
Prinre
nurjert.
and
Kltuite
t
Ferguson
Day.
Omhim
Ialtnd,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Somervllte
Can
-iAM.s
rimltMl
Vsinrotivr.
B.C
occurAtlon
Packer,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
st
a
post
P'td
"?e
northwest
corner
of
Lot
1571.
Q;.!..
thence
east
30
chslns;
thence
north
a
.k.l.
annra
e-as
imam
t
inw
water
mark;
thence
weat
following
low
water
mark,
-.
K.n.
.Mith
o
f
haln
more
or
JU
QllilJIl.
hjwjjm.
-w
.
leas,
to
point
of
commencement,
ana
containing
sis
101
ac.
BOMKRVIUJS
CANNERY
COMPANY
LIMITED,
Applicant
Dated
August
31,
1P3T,
I
irS
Cough
Relieved
by
First
Dose
La
a
fueh
BackWa
Mbtare
penetrate
an4
clear
the
throat
aae
cheat.
Tkia
Uaaaadlata
relief
ta
dun
to
the
unique
aatnre
at
"BiUrV.
Ifa
quite
different
t
rata
ordinal?
eouaa
arrvpa.
Oh
Suae
atopa
otuhiaa
and
there
are
4
W
la
a
Talent
bottle
I
eCary
drucfbt
eelia
"Bach'
V'l"
trader
a
poattiv
gwar-aaue.
Get
kettle
today.
1
W.
K.
totWler.
Ll-ifv.
Hi
Mataal
St.
Tarsal
lay
I
m
BUCKLEYS
W
MIXTURE
t9
AcuUlta
lath
a
tingle
lp
p
fovea
It
HC.
D:Rb)
lalancl.
Mr
A.
T
Parkin.
Mra.
UrC
.
.r.t
Mis
Webster.
Mrs
Baa-rett-Jonea
Mra
J
A.
Wee:.
Mra.
Jabcur.
Mr.
Maauy.
Mra.
Norruiiion.
Mlaa
Mercei.
Mis,
Hart
In.
Mlaa
Roth-well.
Rev
A.
T.
Prcctor.
Johnston's
Orocery.
Mr
toiy.
Mra.
1.
O
9
teen.
Mra.
R.
MOUy
Mra.
JarrU
McLeod.
CANADIAN
LEGION
ELECTS
OFFICERS
NEXT
SIX
MONTHS
Prince
R
u(.-rt
Branch.
Canadian,
Le-;
glen
of
the
British
Empire
Service'
'
Lcu
last
night
elected
officer
fcr
tht
coming
:x
months
as
follows:
i
Honorary
PreUdent
Liut.-Col.
C.
W.I
Ptwk,
V.C..
D80.
Honorary
V
oe-PreUfc-nt
llsler
John
MoOeegcr.
V.C
Praa:dent
-S
A.
Bird.
Pint
V!i-Presldent-af.
M.
Lamb.
Seccnd
Vlce-Prsidnt
ftad
Hardy.
Executive-
Sam
Matnaall.
J.
A.
AJlan.
John
May.
Janice
Parka,
J.
Smith
and
Jack
Pllnt
Auditor-
:.
V.
Evttt.
Tnuteea-
Di
J.
A,
West.
8.
A.
Bird.
and
Thomas
Sllversldea.
SKIDEGATE
While
the
salmon
pack
I
not
large
this
year,
the
cannerls
did
better
than
was
en
pec
ted
earlier
In
the
season.
The
seiners
did
not
make
much
'because
there
were
too
many
of
them
operat
ing.
The
run
waa
fair
but
the
number
of
boats
after
them
too
many.
Oapt.
Charley
Sveodaen,
well
known
skipper
of
th
Chief
Legale,
left
for
Prince
Rupert
a
few
day
ago
with
a
load
of
ehum
front
Quen
Charlotte
City.
Tug
Lome
got
away
with
the
two
barges
which-
loaded
at
Queen
.Ohar-
lotta
City,
one
with
log
and
the
other
with
lumber.
Joseph
Stgmund,
after
having
spent
the
past
few
day
In
town
on
bualnes.
returns
to
Queen
Charlotte
Otty
on
the
Prince
John
tonight.
IVND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APP.Y
TO
LMt,
l.A.M
cording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Jedway
Harbor,
Moresby
Is-
lana,
u
w.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Millerd
Packing
.
Company,
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Packers.
Intends
lo
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northeast
corner
of
Lot
88.
Q.C.I.:
thence
northwesterly
and
along
high
water
mark
la
cnsins,
more
or
m
a
wiu
58
37'
E.
from
the
US.
corner
Lot
140:
thence
north
66
37'
E.
1-5
chslns.
more
it
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
acutheaatefly
along
low
water
mark
to
a
point
N.
58
3T
E
from
the
location
post:
thence
3.3
chslns,
more
or
less,
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
S
acre,
more
or
less.
MILLERD
PACKINO
COMPANY.
LIMITED,
Applioant.
Dated
September
7.
1937.
THE
DAILT
NEWS
GIRL
HELD
UP
!
-
BY
A
BANDIT
Screamed
When
Gun
1'ointed
at:
Her
and
Man
Was
Frightened
and
Ran
VICTORIA.
Oct
13
Held
Ins;
up
toe
'
m.T.t
daughter
of
Mra.
Su.toa.
of
sOCt
r
-q.umalt
ttoad
at
the
point
est
a1
g.in
hii
unMeatlfled
man
got
away!
t
iti
S18
from
the
cash
bos
of
tsae)
candy
tore
which
the
only
meaas,
:
eupj.
r:
tltst
Mr
Sutton
ha,
(if!
John
Artrmaii
of
XaqulBOjalt,
r::ca
on
th
scene
live
minutes
after
the
hold-up
had
occurred.
He
atatad
Isst
nlgM
ttsat
a
man.
dresMd
1st
a
blue
suit
and
tweed
cap,
thin
faced
and
about
five
feet
aix
inches
In
height,
entered
the
store
snd
ordered
from
th
girl
in
charge
a
soft
drink.
Drinking
half
th
contenta
of
the
bottle
he
placed
it
down
on
the
counter
and
made
a
motion
as
if
to
get
the
nstaey
with
which
to
pay
for
the
drink.
Suddenly
he
whipped
out
a
revolver,
and
pointing
It
at
the
cirl
within
a
few
Inch
of
her
body
ordered
her
to
put
up
her
hand"
Me
then
reached
over
and
took
from
under
the
counter
th
cigar
bos
containing
some
eighteen
dollars
In
bills
and
small
change.
The
girl
asrsarned,
whereupon
the
man.
agpsajgt
frightened
that
someone
vuld
taaar.
draasjed
the
gun
and
ran
out
Of
th
store
snd
down
the
street
toward
the
city.
The
ajtrt's
older
stetar
earn
out
from
the
back
of
the
rtors)
and,
Mcatjabjg
a
hurried
and
some-whs
t
AeoaVerertt
account
of
what
had
hsaaastled.
Mle
chase.
She
feilewed
the
man
tar
half
a
Mock,
but
was
tin
Mi
t
kasfi
mp
with
him
snd
abandoned
tha
cJVvae
to
return
to
the
store.
Chief
Acreman
was
then
called
In.
Both
girl
ware
rather
eielted
and
unable
to
give
a
very
detailed
description
of
the
man
The
officer
baa
taken
possession
of
the
gun.
which
1
a
Oolt
of
38
calibre,
and
wlU
endeavor
to
Identify
the
maf
by
tb
gun
If
Some
of
the
money
stolen
by
the
bandit
was
recovered
by
the
girls,
a
during
bis
hasty
exit
he
dropped
aorne
of
it
on
the
floor
and
on
the
sidewalk.
WHAT
WILL
BE
DONE
WITH
BATTLE
CRUISER
BUILT
FOR
GREECE?
GENEVA.
Oct.
13
-Greece
doe
not
want
the
Ms
battle
cruiser
of
2000Q
,?ns
built
for
her
In
a
Oerman
shipyard
luring
the
war
and
actually
contracted
or
In
1913..
'
Th
Orcclan
claim
to
th
3.0O0.0Q0
already
advanced
the
Oerman
firm
in
tiert
payment
was
supported
by
the
Po-
'Ish
delegation
recently
appearing
before
'.be
Council
of
tho
League
of
Nations
They
urged
that
the
money
already
ad
vaaced
be
returned
to
0
recce.
Ih
Polish
delegates
argued
that
the
Treaty
'of
Veraallis
forbids
Germany
from
exporting
war
materials
and
that
therefore
Greece
Is
not
bound
to
take
possession
of
the
warship
which
has
been
named
the
BaUmls.
A
committee
wai
appointed
to
study
the
problem,
which
Involves
the
Interpretation
of
the
military
clauses
of
the
Treaty
of
Versailles.
GROUP
OF
GIRLS
ON
BE4CH
THRILL-LESS
AS
OLD-TIME
SEWING
BEE
(Vansouveraun)
.
Primed
by
representatives
of
the
Local
Council
of
Women.
Police
Commissioner
T.
W.
Fletcher
rises
In
an
anguish
of
shocked
mcdeety
to
protest
against
the
types
of
bathing
suits
worn
on
the
beaches
of
Greater
Vancouver.
These
suits,
declares
the
commissioner.
Ik''
'
Js
Jourj&afy
)
Steadily
faminy?
FREE
BABY
BOOKS
On
request
we
will
send
feeding
chart
and
valuable
Baby
Welfare
Book
containing
authoritative
Information
on
baby
a
sleep,
bath,
clothing,
exercise,
height,
weight
and
common
ailments.
Address
Th
Borden
Co.
'
Limited
Vancouver
B927
nt-a--lcM'-
tgia
i
mtuMHi
!
'M
ma
mm
aeeau
aanrura.
in"?
I
now
at,
aawfa:
1
A
normal
infant
shows
steady
progress.
That
is
natural.
If
your
baby
is
not
doing
so
consult
your
doctor.
If
it
is
a
food
problem,
Eagle
Brand
may
solve
it.
For
bottle-fed
babies
Eagle
Brand
has
been
the
standby
of
mothers
for
three
generations.
It
is
especially
valuable
in
difficult
feeding
cases,
being
such
a
safe
food
pure,
uniform,
easily
digested.
You
will
be
pleased
to
see
your
baby
begin
to
thrive
immediately
when
placed
on
a
carefully
prepared
Eagle
Brand
diet.
It
is'lirghlyendorsed!
by
doctors
and
nurses.
Sold
13
f
Srugglsts
and
grocers
everywhere,
EAGLE.
BRAND
COND.MitD
HILK-
Some
t
as;
are
indecent.
This
charge
is
not
only
a
reflection
on
the
natural
modesty
of
half
the
women
and
girls
In
Vancouver,
but
It
controverts
a
fundamental
psychological
fact.
Mr.
Fletcher
and
the
representatives
of
the
Local
Council
appear
to
Infer
that
the
emits
worn
are
Indecent
because
they
generate
Impure
and
lewd
thoughts
in
the
minds
of
male
observers.
Nothing
could
be
farther
from
the
truth.
Being
women,
the
representatives
of
the
Local
Council
are
not
expected
to
know
what
provokes
the
male
to
lewdness.
.
But
Mr.
Fletcher,
being
a
man.
should
know.
He
should
know
that
In
no
place
In
the
world
Is
the
human
form
so
thor
oughly
divorced
from
sex
as
on
a
bathing
beach,
that
to
the
average
healthy-minded
male
the
sight
Of
a
group
of
girls
on
a
beach
In
one-piece
bathing
suits
is
as
thrill-less
as
an
old-time
sewing
bee.
Tut
I
Tut!
Mr.
Fletcher,
Tut
I
Tut!
AFRICA
EARLY
HOME
OF
MANKIND
CLAIMS
ANTHROPOLOGIST
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
13.
A
male
skull
declared
to
be
a
perfect
specimen
of
the
type
of
man
who
existed
about
25,-000
years
ago
has
been
brought
to
the
United
States,
by
Dr.
George
L.
Collie,
professor
of
anthropology
at
Belolt
College.
Dr.
Oollle.
who
represented
the
Logan
Museum
of
Belolt
in
Algerian
excavations,
borrowed
the
skull
from
M.
A.
pobruge.
Its
French
discoverer,
for
examination
by
United
States
scientists.
This
and
other
recent
discoveries
In
Africa
provide
convincing
proof,
salal
Dr.
Collie,
that
Africa
and
not
Asia.
MAIL
THIS
COUPON
was
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early
home
of
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LONDON,
Oct.
13,
The
British
steam-
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"hark
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She
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now
In
London
docks
with
30
ns
offaharjulaboard,
but
so
determin
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are
her
owners
to
keep
the
vessel's
business
secret
that
a
guard
has
been
placed
aboard
to
keep
off
Intruders.
During
the
war
the
Is
tar
wai
chartered
by
the
American
navy.
Six-Inch
guns
were
mounted
on
her
and
1
She
was
used
to
convoy
submarines.
She
was
recently
fitted
up
at
Antwerp
for
the
conversion
of
sharks
into
leather
and
other
by-products.
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