nmroday
April
7,
1027
A
Reliable
Silver
Polish
Our
Silwr
1'olish
I
guaranteed
not
to
scratch
the
'irnft
surface
and
will
take
rtfr
the
worst
kind
of
tarnish
without
much
effort-
Put
up
in
Kin"
Jars
at
"!::.
you
kc
enough
to
last
n
-pur
or
more.
Also
good
for
Cut
Glass
and
Mirrors
in
v
rlFAVELLERS
S.THC
stoke
wnn
thc
cuka
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
COLO
C.VJR.TAJNJ
ANO
BIANKET5
V,t
LAUNDER..
AT
PRICtS
THAT.MAKE
foucs
poDeri.
u
THF
old
weather
flair
is
up.
Ser.d
your
blanket!
to
us.
Send
vcur
rurtains
too.
We'll
do
them
u;,
to
look
-like
new.
We
are
ertain
that
we
can
please
you.
Our
service
is
riirht
and
so
are
.ur
prices.
Pioneer
Laundry
I'hone
118
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
is
doubtless
th?
'
-xit
(
most
of
the
ills
that
at'fijf
humanity.
This
ts
so
w'f
evident
that
it
seem-
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
pMnjr
trouble,
have
them
attended
o
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
1"
the
most
inexcusable.
DO
NT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
ncgletV
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Keglslered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Hoom
3
Smith
lllock
Phone
7f3
rJACKFR0ST,HRE5Yt)URJA7.
OUic
COAU
Willi
tu
n
in-;
JUSTLIKIiTHli
Two's
company
three's
a
crowd.
When
you
are
entertaining
Miss
Spring
you
don't
want
to
have
Jack
Frost
hanging
around.
We'll
send
you
around
a
ton
of
our
coal
that
will
show
the
old
rascal
the
way
nut.
Call
us.
Albert
&
McCaffery
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
and
MiLKOI)
KIVEK
SOOTLESS
In
Lump,
Egg,
Stove-
and
Nut
rhoncH
11C
and
117.
CANADASENDS
iSETTLERS
DON'T
GOLD
TO
U.S.
NEED
SYMPATHY
tii.i.
nv
rut
Tin:
hkuiemt
ex-'cnjc.
ohkiai'
IfMITKK
TO
THAT
Ol
VTKV
WASHINGTON,
DC.
Aprt!
7.-(Can-adlan
Prea).
Canada
.continue,
to
be
by
far
the'
biggest
exporter.of,
sola
to
the
United
SUU-.
In
January
the
rh
tot.i
,h.
k.-
,..
LONDON
April
7
The
Initltute
ot
Journal
lata
hat
received
only
two
application,
for
a
Scholarahlp
which
entitle
a
woman
of
between
30
and
SO
to
go
to
Canada
for
a
year
training
a.
a
achool
teacher
with
a
Job
worth
at
lean
2&0
a
year
at
the
end
of
It.
Not
a
alngle
appHcatlon
ha.
been
re-
celved
for
an
Au.trallan
acholanhlp
en
utling
aon
of
a
journallat
to
a
free
paruK
to
Auatrafla
and
two
year.
(arm
training
lhtae
acholarahtp.
were
placed'
at
the
i!.
Advent
tn
th
DallT
New.
GOVKItXMKNT
I.K1UOK
ACT.1
'
tttend
to
apply
to
the
Lkjuur
Controt
.
1
oard
for
a
Itcenre
m
reapect
to
prcmlae
i
,
elng
part
of
the
building
known
a
j
I
laMett
Inlet
Hotel
alluate
at
Port
!
leroenu.
Queen
Charlotte
Idanda.
Pro.
!
mce
of
Bntiah
Columbia,
upon
th
;
and.
d.vrlbrd
a
Uit
Fir
iS).
Block
I
cny-four
i4t.
Subdivltion
of
Lot
Seven
,
undred
and
(orty-ix
14.
Porti
Vment
Townalte.
lea
Thirty-three
(Ml
I
leet
from
front
to
rear
on
wt
aide
ot
aid
Lot.
a.
ahoa-n
on
a
registered
map
'
r
plan
depoMUd
tn
the
land
Regutry
:
iflice
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
in,
AHVIkKM
(MNAMANM
t
atti:ni
to
tiikik
MOIIIOAUKh
SOMK
EXAMPLES
own
HIWK'TOfn
a-.ii
.....
.
Domln.on
.
$38,000,000
ot
th
62.Juf
"t:
"
:r;T"
.tr-"
000.000
which
Mm.
In,,
...
.
'
1"
T
."""
w
'
winsoian
-
iiiuu
m
Winnipeg
at
tne
rat
....
-j-.oi
aoout
j.opo
a
week.
It
U
not
uni
Jf0
40
hr
"
th
W
i
Reaction
from
lnm.i-rf
a
.
Z
'
""uiging
in
phrawi
which
teud
to
,
"
"J
OI
th
IlltM
knm
oil
"
"
"'
iCanada
had
to
tmu-h
m
,
....
"
"
-'"
necessarily
be
almost
poverty
stricken.
.
,
tJ
rSr.
2
P-
.uper.ntend
'IV.
"
t
of
the
Canadian
National
Land
,
.
,
told
received
from
Canada
tn
the
la.t
Settlement
Association,
native
barn
"
-
ow
Canadian!
would
be
better
advised
to
domestic
requirement,
in
that
county.
Wnd
to
their
own
mortgage,
and
not
f
'
COunlriM
,re
"""'to
wa.te
sympathy
upon
the
nw
dimculty
-,"!.ltm,e
In
obuinin,
enou8h
gold
to
oom.r.
Mr
iW
..v.
build
up
their
balance.
In
the
Unite;
of
the
aetUera
are
well
.upplled
wlthf
"
w
vwv
kih
rfknr
Ul
nrt
that
ta-hora
tr.
h6.a
'
bl
France
In
January
wa.
acquired
by
th
French
government
from
citizen.
I
who
have
U-en
boarding
gold.
Chile
and
Japan
lo
were
building
up
bal-iancea
here
TTiey
aent
.5)00.000
In
gold
in
January.
ONLY
ONE
WANTS
ATTRACTIVE
PRIZE
naa
larming
experience,
they
are
pur-
ctx.lng
farm,
and
not
dolus
It
on
the
liiAUlUueut
plan.
A
typtcal
example,
Mr.
Fwr
tt(
1
tliut
of
Peter
UUowkL
a
Pole,
wba
with
hU
wife.
aon..
aona-la-Iaw.
their
aim
and
children,
totalling
w
family
grvup
of
four
men.
four
women
and
eighteen
children,
arrived
In
Winnipeg
two
day.
ago.
Yeaterday
they
paid
fur
two
aectlqn.
of
land
near
Invermay,
aakatcbewan.
where
they
will
take
up
farming
and
tbey
U1U
have
about
$0000
tn
ready
eaah
with
which
to
pun-hat
Impietncnta
and
to
ealahllab
themaelvea.
IUOVI
1'Mll.lt
TtllX
A
aecond
example
quoted
by
Mr.
rnr
la
that
of
the
family
of
A.
Sun-'
din.
ten
la
all.
from
Mlnnrasta.
who
lve
rellnqulahed
their
farm
holding.
I
In
the
UnlUd
Bute.
and.
through
the
eSorta
of
the
ooioniutlon
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail
m
ay
at
St.
Paul,
have
Uken
up
land
at
Quill
Saskatchewan.
In
addition
to
li,poaal
or
the
Itwtltute
of
Journall.u
lbn
$M.ooo
capital,
tbl.
fanuly
by
the
Fellowahip
of
the
Brltiah
Em-
tU
auppjjtd
alth
fanning
material
pire
Exhibition
In
recognition
of
Ute
htuX
already
aent
thrre
carkud.
of
help.
Kiten
by
the
Pre,
to
lu
work.
uipment
to
their
new
home.
Thi
Include,
tracton.
binder.
threahlng
!
machine.
.
three
automobiles
and
a
number
of
hone
Two
of
the
boy.
iaurnt
th
winter
at
Quill
Lake
and
j.olirt:
or
.irri.irATlOV
IOK
IttTK
have
already
cut
more
than
10.000
feet
j
I
K
:N(
i;
j0f
jumbrr
to
be
ud
for
dwelling,
aud
!
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
on
barn.
I
he
9th
day
of
Awll
next
the
underaitned
i
.
BALTIC
HURTS
SCOTCH
TRADE
o
MMii:it
riitu:
to
i:un
ijv-l
(Aumivh
itmi.otitv
be
Province
of
Brltiah
Columbia,
and'
.
umbered
1079.
for
th
aale
of
bm
by
LONDON.
April
7
-Emigration
la
at
he
glaa.
or
by
the
ojien
bottle
for
con.
prraent
taking
a
heavy'toll
of
forratry
Tt
mnfCrt.
DC,
thl.Wer.
"
H
l.
no
longer
1th
da
of
March.
1M7.
itioaalble
to
earn
a
living
wage
in
WARREN
SCOTT.
B
L.
TINOIJET.
Applicant.
fIOVEHXMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.'
oii(i:
tn-
Am.irATio
iok
rnv
m:t
io
!KNitK
or
iiit.k
I
l.HKMK
Uiductry
Once
upon
time
thc
Umber
trade
i
wa.
one
of
th
aUplc
tndu.trle
of
the
country-
A
large
proportion
or
tne
pit-prop,
uaed
In
ScottUh.
Eugllah
and
Wrbh
mine,
cam
from
the
Highland,
and
the
exDort
trade
a
not
to
be
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that,
on
uepled.
But
nowaday
timber
can
'
the.
leth
day
ol
April
next,
the
under,
actually
be
ahlpped
from
the
Baltic
Beer
Ucnte
Numbtx
CTJ
and
Iwml
la
Fngllah
pltbeada
for
le
money
than
reopect
of
premlea
being
part
of
a
build-
)t
tta
be
aent
by
rail
from
the
north
mg
known
aa
"Central
Hotel."
altuat
at
the
corner
of
Flrrt
Avenue
ndlof
8coUa-.
.-,
Seventh
Street.
City
ot
Print
Rupert,
la
The
price
of
Highland
pit-prop
wood
the
Province
of
Brlllan
Columbia,
upon
UxwA
t
tri,
colliery
today
1
30.
uVSi
'
ut
of
thi.
sum
the
raUw.y
iin
in
Block
Ten
HOi.
Section
On
camnanle.
uke
17.
6d.
per
ton
for
car-
AL-.
.H.,Pu.?,.n?r7JllKnS;Br5
rUge.
leaving
th.
timber
merchant
only
jBrftl.h
Columbia,
from
Prter
Black
to
lJ.
6d.
per
ton
to
cover
hi.
working
Central
HoteL
Limited,
of
the
CUy
of
and
the
nurchaae
Price
paid
to
of
Br,t"'!,
Ct"'
W"1
the
landlord
for
the
ajandlng
timber,
!
na-rrn
at
Prince
RUDert.
B.C-
thU
SUUed
woodnen
In
many
caaea
at
I
igth
day
of
March.
1927.
1
CENTRAL
HOTEL.
LIMITED.
I
Applicant
and
TritnaTeree.
IN
ritOIIATE.
i
in
thi:
MTitr.Mi:
rot
iit
or
iiimtiii
COM
Mlllt
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Admlnlatratlon
Art";
and
In
the
Matter
ot
the
Eatate
of
Paul
Oerhard
Ludm-lg.
Dereanrd.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Older
of
HU
Honor
F.
McB.
Young,
th
4th
day
of
April
1827.
I
was
appointed
Admlnlatra-u'r
of
the
estate
of
Paul
Oerhard
Lud-wig
dereawd.
and
all
parties
having
I
.
.
Intl
slttttllAall
LIIP
II
IU
EJIIILB
KIF
IiriTUI
I
th
present
time
are
earuliig
only
t3
for
a
week
of
60
hours
and
over
lea
tbn
a
laborer,
wage
In
the
majority
of
other
trade.
TAKING
CANADIAN
STAMPS
FOR
U.S.
AIR
MAIL
SERVICE
WA6HINOTON,
DC.
paynient
In
Canadian
April
7.Pr
atamp
of
the
required
to
furnish
aam.
properly
vert-1
special
fee
of
10
cent
for
the
United
flea,
i"
mi
vr"'r
'"
Btate
air
man
service
wiu
oe
arraugm
thU
date
ana
'
.V
for
Canadians
U
there
1
anv
demand
rktnte
are
required
to
par
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
ALLEN
WATT.
Official
Admlnl.trator.
Prlnoe
Rupert,
B.C.
;
Dnted
the
6th
day
ot
April.
AX).
1M7.
i
HANKHLllTCV
ACT.
i-HTlTr'
or
U'M.
MORGAN.
I.OfKE-POKT.
'
.
A
TIIOKISKO
ASMtiNOU
I
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
under-iHied
I
up
to
and
Including
April
Ut
'on
the
tock
of
William
klorgsn.
'
Aligned,
in
store
at
I-ockeport,
B.C..
eonslsUng
of
arocerlet.
Hardware,
Drup
Jnd
Inventory
of
Stock,
may
Drygood.
!"r.
',".j
ttis
underalcned
or
for
the
aervlce.
Dlscuulng
Informally
the
extension
of
the
VS.
air
mall
to
Canadian
mall
matter.
Postraaater.Qn
eral
New
Uted
that
he
aaw
no
reason
why
Canada
could
not
be
given
some
araiigement
whereby
Canadian
(tamps
could
he
ued
for
the
extra
10
rent
postage
on
matter
to
be
trsnaporled
by
air.
At
present,
while
the
ordinary
paatage
of
tso
centa
ran
be
prepaid
In
Canadian
atamp,
It
la
necessary
to
buy
United
State,
stamp
to
prejny
the
extra
fee.
It
1
understood
that
Can
adlan
authortllca
have
not
asked
for
iLUrtlon
Viucouver.
SO.
Hlghe.t
or
be
oUUlurd
here
aa
sTTv
tender
not
necemrlly
epieu.
ALEX.
A.
CONNON.
Trustee,
Prlnr
Rupert.
B
C.
I"
WATnirN0TICK.
I
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEN
that
HI
ol
Ittnnatir
the
Lleutenant-Oovemor
fLriU.n
ColumbU.
by
and
with
.the
ad.
?lce
of
III
Executive
Council,
ha.
been
,P,T1IAT
thrvaUon
of
th.
unr.cord-'ed
waters
of
Browiil
River
and
Me-1
wnlJht
Preek
trlbUtirlc
Of
FVwtslI
'
uiulaUr
ot
Unit.
No
figure
could
1
to
the
number
ot
letters
being
aent
by
people
In
Canada
by
the
alt
moil
route-
which
now
oper
alea
from
coast
to
coast
lu
the
United
States
and
la
said
to
have
from
one
to
two
day
ordinary
ixwUl
route.
IIOTII.
AltlllVAlJi
Prince
It
ii
pert
Ous
M.
White.
BeattU:
Cyril
Mller
aud
R.
E.
Prophy,
Toronto;
U.
O.
Wat
kin.
W.
A.
Pullen,
A.
O.
Mollatt
and
J,
B.
Woodworth,
Vancouver:
Jame
H
Bentty
and
J.
D.
Luurle,
Victoria.
Cr
ntrul
J.
M,
IluuU-r,
Buckley
Bay.
TBS
DUTY
HEWii
PAGE
F1YB
"tffyou
doril
smoke
Winchesters
,
its
because
you
haven't
"'tried
them
DRESSES
A
Party
Dres.
Regular
$45.00.
Sale
price
$1
RAINCOAT
SPECIAL
Regular
14.50.
Sale
price
.
.
fl.lo
One
only
ENGLISH
CRAVENETTE
COATS
Fur
lined.
Regular
$27.50..
Sale
price
J-"o
PR1NG
COAT
In
Tricotine.
Latest
model.
Regu-uar
$33.75.
Salo
price
.
.
$:!2.5
NEW
SPRING
COAT
Poiret
Twill.
Regular
$27.50.
Sale
price
ljM.I."
FANCY
TWEED
COATS
The
latest-
Regular
$19.50.
Sale
price
$1-1.75
FANCY
ALL
WOOL
TWEEDS
"Prince
of
Wales."
Regular
$27.50.
Sale
price
.fl.5
I10YISH
SUITS
All
latest
novelty
tweeds.
Regular
$21.50.
Sale
price
$15.45
Enire
Stock
of.
BrandxNew
Goods
Makes
This
Sale
Unique
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
HATS
N
Lot
1
Regular
up
to
$G.50.
Sale
price
$1.!5
TAILORED
WAISTS
Regular
$3.95.
Sale
price
.
.
.$'2.15
PETER'S
ORIGINAL
HIGH
RLOO.M
RAYON
VESTS
Regular
$25.
Sale
price
...
$1,45
HEAVY
SILK
NIGHTGOWNS
A
real
opportunity.
Regular
$7.50.
Sale
price
$-1.1)5
FINE
SILK
HOSE
All
silk
from
top
to
toe.
Regular
'
$1.95.
Sale
price
U"t
SILK
HOSE
In
Drown
only.
Regular
$1.50
er
pair.
Sale
price,
2
pairs
for
75
IMPORTED
ENGLISH
HEAVY
SILK
HOSE
Regular
$3.50.
Sale
price
..
$1.25
SILK
SCARVES
A
beautiful
collection,
hand
painted
with
heavy
fringe.
Regular
$7.50.
Sale
price
$1.15
Winchester
a
mild
-
Wended
Giqarette
ho
k
The
Selling
Sensation
NEVER
of
a
decade
before
such
an
opportunity
to
buy
at
less
than
cost,
up-to-the-minute
Ladies'
Wear.
Prices
are
irresist-able
and
the
range
of
selection
equal
to
that
carried
in
many
a
Vancouver
Emporium
at
prices
Van
couver
has
never
attempted.
When
I
say
you
have
the
bargain
huying
opportunity
of
a
lifetime,
I
speak
from
experience,
covering
comparisons
of
VfisT
value
from
Winnipeg
to
Vancouver.
Your
op-
portunity
is
HERE.
Sincerely
yours,
Mrrrliandlslng
Specialist
FANCY
SILK
GARTERS
Regular
$1.50.
Sale
price
....
45e
NAVY
RLUE
TAILORED
SUITS
Regular
$45.00.
Sale
price
.
.
$22.50
GIRLS
COATS
In
Fancy
Tweeds.
Sizes
from
10
to
1G.
Regular
up
to
$19.50.
Sale
price
$8.!)5
HATS
Lot
2.
New
Spring
styles.
Regular
up
to
$10.0).
Sale
price
.
.
$:W)5
LADIES'
THREE-TONE
DRESSES
Chiffon,
Crepe,
New
York
model.
Regular
$27.50.
Sale
price
$18.50
HATS
Lot
2.
Latest
creations
for
Spring.
Regular
up
to
$12.00.
Sale
price
P
$1.05
NAVY
RLUE
DRESS
Heavy
Georgette
Crepe,
latest
model.
Regular
$:55,00.
Sale
price
$22.50
SPRING
COAT
A
beautiful
fur-trimmed,
lined
with
heavy
Canton
Crepe.
Regular
$45.00.
Sale
price
$2!).50
$20,000
Sale
J.
BENT
Third
Avenue
Third
Avenue
Now
You
Can
Save
and
Buy
Spring
Goods
at
Less
Than
Cost
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