April
18,
1927
Help
Your
Doctor
to
Help
You
II
is
prescription
reads
the
name
to
all
druggists
but
md
mcii
vary
in
quality
and
freshness.
We
protect
iur
re
'Ol
d
of
20
years'
service
to
Prince
Rupert
people
liv
uiiritf
only
the
incut
and
frushoftiQicdieitu
that
Mnoiyy
can
buy.
'
JJ
.Home
pharmacists
are
more
skilled,
more
experienced,'
,
more
careful
than
others.
Choose
your
pharmacist
a;
carefully
as
you
do
your
doctor.
Three
registered
jrrjiduate
pharmacists
are
at
your
service
at
Ormei.
itr
o!
Uiem
is
in
charge
at
all
times.
Of
course
we
ould
get
along
with
less
but
not
without
sacrificing
io:ne
part
of
the
superior
service
the
people
of
Prince
Uuper
have
come
to
expect
from
Ormes.
Orates
Ltd.
"7ic
Poncer
Druget.sls
h?D
AVE.
b
SIXTH
ST.
-TELEPHONES
ft?
t,
200
J
"
"
"
frVhether
You
Travel
or
Stay
at
Home
This
Easter
You
will
fei
l
at
home
in
a
In
me
o)
these
smart
appearing
Spring
Models
in
tune
with
Ihi
tn
lit
oi
today.
They
art
smartly
tailored
on
lines
thai
f)l...-.e
1
v..u
liia-
making
a
nuit
.m-li
tiiin
from
a
wid
rmge
of
.
.
...i
-ii
i
...
it
,
.
.
Ed
iKiiurn-i
aim
launch,
vim
wn
no
wen
to
yiance
over
Sir,
.-!iul
u-ortni'
nt.
Th
u-
ha.n
undoubtedly
never
Wen
a
I
r.
hi
-
iv.
tt'i-rc
butter
pivparwl
1"
mpt
every
suit
re
in
mi
it
on
Pi
'nn-
Ruix-rt
s
wH
I
-tires
ml
men.
Prie
MPOR
$35.00
Acme
Importers
pird
unuc.
DEMAND
Phone
3jJ
TANT
NOTICE
All
Trades,
Ilusinecs
and
Professions
must
lie
registered
before
April
3()lh.
No:
n
o
is
In
n.
,y
given
that,
pursuant
to
aub-scctiun
(3)
I
1
TiJl;
of
the
'luxation
Ait,
every
immin
who
engages
i'
'
I
..ii.
or
iirurliriis
nnv
Trade,
llusitiea
or
ProroMinii
ui
I"ro
inrc
Is
required
to
obtain
from
the
.
"i
iin
unie
Tax
a
Certificate
of
Registration
before
April
Mr
ii,
Annlimtiim
iluuild
Ih
in.
nil-
to
nnv
Provincial
'
oi.
from
whom
full
informal
ion
may
Ik-
obtained.
Cur-
lii
Ii
ale
will
be
insucd
without
the
payment
of
any
fee
therefor.
Det.iuli
in
complying
with
the
provisions
of
this
section
r
ndi
(be
person
liable,
upon
summary
conviction,
to
a
ftno
)f
f
ui.oo
tor
eiieh
day
(luring
which
his
default
continues.
Anili'
ii
ion
forms
may
Ih
obtained
from
any
Provincial
s
'
.
vc,
iinieiit
Agent.
Provincial
Police
Officer,
ur
run
tic
Commissioner
of
Income
Tax.
Victoria,
1J.C.
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
TlIK
DA1NTIHST
I1KHAKFAST
FOOD"
Smoked
Daily
liy
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
IM
l'rlnce
Itupert.
II.C.
InSH
ARRIVALS
HEAVIER
TODAY
ritl(i:s
I'OK
IIAI.IIHT
TOOK
hl.t'Mr
,T
THIS
MOICMMi
Halibut
landing
at
thl
port
were
heavy
today,
totalling
249.200
pounds,
and
price
ottered
at
the
run
Exchange
took
a
decided
drop.
Eight
American
vessel
dlpred
of
1B2.30O
pound
at
bids
ranging
from
13c
and
7c
to
13.0c
and
Be.
while
twelve
Canadian
boat
,
received
frpm
12
5c
and
7c
to
13c
and
7c
j
for
a
total
of
60,700
pound,
the
day's
arrival
and
sale
being
a
follows:
i
A
MK
It
I
CAN
I
McKinley.
33,000
pound,
to
Pacific
;
Fisheries.
13
-7c
and
7e.
Folarl.
23.000
pound,
to
Royal
.
Flan
Co.,
13.0c
and
7c.
Radio.
40.0CO
pound,
to
Canadian
,Flb
ti
Cold
Storage
Co..
U.7c
and
7c.
i
Atlantic,
40.000
pound,
to
ttooth
Fiuhene.
13c
and
7c.
'
Wilson.
18,000
pound,
to
Atlln
Fisher
lc.
18.1c
and
8c.
Auna
J..
14,000
pound,
to
Canadlaff
Fish
&.
Cold
Storage
Co..
IS.
Co
and
Sc.
Reliance
I..
8,500
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
ISc'and
8a.
Royal
2.000
pound,
to
Booth
Fisher
!e.
14
c
and
8c.
i
C.l.VAIIl.VN
!
White
Lily.
ZaOO
pound,
and
Oslo.
tJUK)
pounds,
to
Booth
Kteherla,
12.0c
and
7c.
Atll.
8,000
pound.
tJ
Atlln
Flherlc.
13c
and
7c.
W.T..
7.000
pound,
and
Unomc.
4.000
I
pound,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
12
Sc
and
7c.
E.
Mpuatt.
7
.400
pounds,
to
Canadian
,F'Jli
A
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.0c
aud
7c.
j
DAT.,
itm
pound,
to
Royal
FUh
Co.,
12.5c
and
7e.
Ca
Spencer.
7JO0
pound,
and
Scruo.
3000
pounds,
to
Canadian
TWi
k
Cold
Storage
Co..
123c
and
7c.
H
ajid
R
.
3.000
pound,
to
Pacific
Flaherit.
12
-5c
and
7c.
Laura
B.
1.400
pound,
to
Canadian
Flh
ti
Cold
Storage
Co
12-5C
and
7e.
;
Helen
II
7.000
pound,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
12
9c
and
7c.
PROGRAM
BY
LADIES'
MUSIC
CLUB
EASTER
SUNDAY
AT
HOSPITAL
.program
given
yesterday
under
the!
Viulln
solot
"AU
SaUnt's
Day"
(Strauss)
toy
William
,
BaJne.
aecomtxinlrd
bv
THg
PAILt.
NWfc
Local
and
Personal
Arthur's
Taxi.
Pluius
078.
t:
B.C.
Uuderlakers.
Fbont
41,
Oct
the
Big
4
hablll.
When
thinking
of
a
Taxi,
phone
4.
5
tf
Mum
Attliur'a
rrhiillt
like
Slute
Store,
new
at
...
i-..
Tlt,
:
Mrs.
W.
E.
Wllllscroft.
,
left
Sic-,
tf
Retail
Merchant
Dinner
Tucwtay
night
In
Commodore
Cafe
at
6
JO.
81
D.
II.
Ytlf
wa
a
ptuwicngcr
for
Vancouver
on
the
'Prince
Oeorge
last
nlghti
Mr.
A.
Akerbcrg
left
for
Terrace
on
today'
train
to
penda
short
holiday,
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
C.
Oavlgan
left
last
night
on
the
Prince
jOwrge
for
Van
couver.
Rev.
A.
W.
n.
Ashley
returned
to
Stewart
on
the
steamer
Irlnce
Ocorge
on
Saturday.
Mr.
W.
D.
Moxley
and
daughter
left
on
the
train
this
morning
to
vlhlt
for
a
few
days
at.
Pacific.
;'
Miss
Helen
HlbbardJF
wlio
is
tcachliiR
school
at
Woodcock.
ls
spending
the
Easter
holiday
at
her
home
here.
Anglican
Women's
Auxiliary
Tea
and
Sale
cf
work
In
Cathedral
Hall
on
Tuesday.
April
10
from
3
(to
6.
All
are
Invited,
W
90
J.
'
Morrison,
formerly
employed'
at
LSuniiysldc
cannery,
arjlvrd
in
the
city
on
tnc
calaia
last
evening
from
BelU
Balla.
i
Cmtliollc
Wopien's
Ijrague
Sprliv;
Bnle
and
Tea
in
OatlKill
Hall.
April
20.
Sodal
In
tlia
.
evening
Cards
at
8.30,
Dancing.
01
On
account,
of
the
hoUdsy
the
regular
meeting
of
the
dty,iccuncU
wJU
not
be
held
tonight
but
tukea
place
Instead
tomorrow
night.
Jack
Crawford,
pioneer
tranafcrnun
of
Stewart,
wa
a
passenger
returning
north
qn
the
Catala
last
night
after
a
holiday
visit
in
Vancouver.
I
!
Mrs.
W.
J.
Klrkpatrlck
returned
to
the
Very
appreciative
were
taff
and!01!'
today
on
the
Pf-lncesi
Alice
after)
patient
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Oenertl
Pnding
the
past
lew
week
holidaying
Hospital
for
an
Easter
Sunday
afternoon
"i
Vancouver
and
Vletorts.
'
...
.......
-
Miss
f
I
a
rn,
VMm,
whn
I
,UAhl
.auspices
or
tne
Lsa'es
uuuc
utiu.
Trie
,
.
x
'racltal
oonutned
the
foUowlni
number:
:ehool
up-river,
t
in
f
the-city
to
spend
i
Anthem,
by
PresbytcrUn
Vocal
solo
'Thank
Ood
for
a
Gar-
rn"'
train
to
spend
short
(Teres
del
Relgol.
Mrs.
Ernest
I"'
Kitb
Mr
n(1
Mr-
w
E-
Anderaou,
aeeompanled
by
"Vr.
Donald
Ross.
Anthem.
Presbyterian
Church
Choir.
Vocal
solo:
"Beautiful
!)e
of
Somewhere."
Mr.
Jarvls
MoLod.
scooni-panled
by
Miss
Msrjorle
Lancaster.
Violin
solo:
"Sooteh
Lullaby"
V.
Kuliui.
William
Balafno.
Vocal
solo:
"HI
Eye
U
on
the
Sparrow'
Miss
Cathie
Jon,
aeeompanled
by
Mrs
B.
J
Melllah
Anifcwn.
Presbytia
chureh
choir.
SPENT
LAST
EASTER
SUNDAYAT
HANKOW
Tlil
Time
jt
Vrnr.
I.oril
ti
ml
IjkIi
tVllllitgilim
Wrrr
In
Now
Trimliloii
t'hliirv
'.iiur
Lady
Wllllngdon
recalled
that
ho
and
the
nnw
OovrraoT'Oeneral
of
Canada
spent
a
year
ago
Easter
Sunday
In
Han
kow.
China,
where
Their
Excellencies
attended
a
small
Anglican
mission
church
Many
thlnas
Intervened
In
the
twelve-month
between
that
Easter
Sun
day
and
this
when
the
King's
rtpreeen
tatlvc
aud
his
lady
made
their
devotions
lr
St.
Andrew's
Anfilcan
Cathedral
Prince
Rupert.
ANNOUNCKMKNTS
Tennis
Club
Ball.
Frldiiy.
April
21),
Install!
i.shccl
11123.
fit
III
Office
Hours:
0
a.m.
to
G
p.m.
Saturday:
9
a.m.
to
1
).m.
Any
evmiirnr
ly
appointment
DREPKENNx
DKNTIST
Exchange
Mock.
I'honc
109
4
Analli.ui
Tm
and
Sale
of
Work
April
10.
St.
Meow
Day
Orlcbratkm.
April
21.
I.utlteruii
Tea
uml
Sale
of
Work.
April
21
at
Clootl
Eul
Cafe.
Elks'
llutl-jon
Dance.
April
32.
Woodcock.
When
the
steamer
Frlnces
Alice
wa
docking
at
noon
today
at
the
government
wharf,
the
wind
carried
her
aamlnst
the
fish
boat
D23.T.
snd
dam
aged
the
guard
rails
of
the.
latter
vessel.
J.
C.
Brady.
MJ.
for
Skecna,
who
has
bren
at
Ottawa
attending
the
session
of
Parliament
which
cloned
last
week.
will
not
be
leaving
the
capital
city
until
the
end
of
next
eck.
He
Is
expected
home
In
about
two
wcek'a
time.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
A.
E.
Dickson,
arrived
In
port
at
0:30
last
night,
sailing
at
8
for
Anyox.
Stewart
and
other
northern
porta'
of
call.
Tne
veuel
will
return
tomorrows
morning,
to
sail
for
the
south
at
5
o'clock
lu
the
evening.
,
Making
Iter
first
trip
of,
the
season
In
the
Alaska
service.
CP
JKi
steamer
Princes
Alice.
Copt.
C.
C.
Salntey,
arrived
from
Vancouver
at
12
o'clock
noon
to-'
day.
sailing
at
1
o'clock
for.Skagway.
The
vcHe!
will
touch
here
on
Friday
southbound.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeoffrey
Whitehead,
formerly
of
tills
city
and
now
resident
at
Vernon
where
Mr.
Whitehead
Is-manager
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
have
been
making
a
liollday
visit
In
Vancouver
recently
with
.Mr.
Whltc-ltcod"s
parent.
Passengers
sailing
for
th
twin
today
on
the
Prlnccm
Alice
included:
Mr.
Cud
a
I
do.
Mr.
Angelas.
Mr.
I'almcro,
8.
Btcphens.
O.
Durger.
T.
Prlstaayo,
and
J.
Russell
for
Carcross;
A.'
McNeil
and
R..
S.
Sweeting
for
Wrangcll
and
M.
Oallaghcr
for
Skagway.
TlJC
Victoria
.Colonist,
lu
Its
"Fifty
Yearn
Ago"
column
on
April
14.
told
of
a
cricket
match
on
Beacon
Hill
under
the
auspices
of
the
Victoria
Cricket
Club
between
married
find
single
teams,
One
of
the
players
on
the
married
men'
team
was
John
Flcwln,
now
of
Port
Simpson.
Passengers
arriving
In
the
city
last
night
on
the
Catala
from
the
south
Included
J.
M.
Watts.
J
Morrison,
A.
CI.
Allen,
Miss
Grove,
for
Prince
Rupert:
J.
Crawford.
Mrs.
Q,
W.
Smith,
R.
It.
Flint.
John
Hay.
William
George
and
Alex
Mulr
for
Stewart,
and
W,
II,
Ward
for
Wale
Island.
R.
8,
Sweeting,
C.P.R
travelling
audi-1
tor.
arrived
In
the
city
aboard
the'
Princess
Beatrice.
Baturday
afternoon
and,
after
spending
the
week-end
here,
proceeded
today
on
the
Princess
Alice
to
Alaska.
He
Is
In
the
course
of
a
!erlodlcal
trip
north
on
ol&clal
busl-
UCUb.
I
slLssssKssflPlsssW
SBBBaUvKstfaVB'
bC?8Bbvs
Ff
m?
At
rf
KcUS
"
.lireen
P
ani
.he
8
c
0
R
jSlfl
.KEs
P
3
SASKATCHEWAN
MIA.
FINDS
PECULIARITY
IN
DUTIES
FALLING
ON
HIM
REOINA.
April
18.
There
are
some
,
'ik-
!-,..
...i
tn.v,
i
.
..
peculiar
duties
falling
on
the
shoulder
,,
.'
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Vlekrn.
212
Ninth!0'
n
"-A"
thlnk
Jmes
Hoein-
.Avenue
E.
'
member
for
Vonda,
Bask.,
after
receiving
and'he
h,d
t0
eontfdermWe
.tacaw
poat-
Mta
Wllllscroft.
dsughter
of
Mr.
on
this
;
.
.
...
,
I
,
release
release
oi
or
a
a
ieiiow
townsman
wno
nap-
pens
to
be
suffering
in
durance
vile
for
breaking
certain
laws
concerning
the
sale
of
liquor.
With
earnest
pr&yerfulness.
the
petition
set
forth
with
perfect
frankness,
the
many
virtue
of
the
Incarcerated
one.
One
of
the
main
virtues
was
hi
ability
in
the
good
art
of
horse
trading,
and
the
petitioners
went
on
to
bewail
his
absence
from
this
and
other
town
ao-tlvltle.
This
call
on
his
energies,
makes
the
Vonda
member
think
that
so
many
constituent
imagine
an
MX-A.'
job
to
one
of
sitting
in
a
swivel
chair
yelling
"Ayes"
and
"Naves."
showing
visitors
around
the
legislative
corridors
and
receiving
petition
mall.
STEAMER
SEDGE
POOL
IS
APPROACHING
PORT
ttrllMi
tnMl,
fuming
tu
UkiiI
Hlmil.
Itiiiikcrnl
ut
Cimihix
on
Nut
up
('iiat
The
BrltUh
freighter
Sedge
Pool
Is
expected
to
arrive
in
port
tonight
or
tomorrow
morning
to
load
a
full
cargo
of
grain
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
She
bunkered
coal
at
Comox
on
the
way
up
the
coast
so
she
will
be
able
to
proceed
direct
to
her
destination
from
here
when
he
has
finished
loading.
The
next
boat
coming
Is
the
"K"
line
vessel
Kofuku
Maru
which
Is
due
next
week
from
the
Orient.
BIG
CASUALTY
LIST
IN
BELGIAN
MINE
MONS.
April
18
-The
toll
of
dead
from
a
fire-damp
explosion
In
a
coal
mine
near
here
on
Saturday
reached
twenty-seven
with
forty-three
Injured.
A
guest
of
a
small
Southern
hotel
was
awakened
early
one
morning
by
a
knock
on
hu
door.
"What
Is
It?"
he
called
drowsily
with
out
getting
up.
'
"A
telesram.
Boss'
respended
ncjro's
voids.
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