Saturday
April
6,
1927
A
Reliable
Silver
Polish
He
without
much
effort.
Put
up
in
,ir)nss
jar
.at
35,
you
iMMijth
to
last
n
year
ormoni.
!
r.
Also
goot
fr
Cut
Class
ami
Mirror.
John
4
(Jewellers
tSLTrlC
STOHC
WITH
HIT.
CUX
v.
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
r3
(-4.
I
Curtains
and
blankets
I
I
LAUNDER..
I
I
AT
PRICES
THAT
HAKE
I
1
Fous
ponoeR.
!
:
B
THE
cold
weather
flair
in
up.
Send
your
blanket
to
us.
Send
r
;nr
curtains
too.
We'll
do
them
up
a
look
like
new.
We
are
rrrtaa'n
that
we
can
please
you.
Our
wnite
is
rietht
and
so
arc
car
prices.
Pioneer
laundry
Phone
118
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
la
doubtless
th
raude
of
most
of
the
ills
that
a
r'flict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
lf
your
eyes
arc
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to-
and
at
once.
OF
MA.
absurdities
In
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
ryesiftht
throujth
neglect
is
the
most
inexcusable.
DOVT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
nejrlect.
Come
and
see!
Fred
Joudry
HefjiKtered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
lllock
Phone
703
'"JACK
FR0ST.HE.RE5
tt)UR
HAT
OUfc
COAL
WILLTELL
HIM-
i
JUST
LIKE
THAI
J
Two's
company
three's
a
crowd.
When
you
are
enter-tainlnR
Miss
Sprinir
you
don't
want
to
have
Jack
Frost
hanirinR
around.
We'll
send
you
around
a
ton
of
our
coal
thdt
will
show
the
old
rascal
tho
way
out
Call
us.
Albert
&
McCaffery
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
and
MCLEOD
RIVER
BOOTLESS
In
Lump,
Egg,
Stove
and
Nut
Phones
11(1
and
117.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Trolling
for
Salmon
I
now
i.n
Herring
Run
Practically
Over
Halibut
1-andlng
Still
Down
From
Inst
Year
tvW-Vh
cU1vJU'"'ejFt'Jtnhe
prest-nt
time
at
two
point-'
rWnrkc
Channel
anH
Jr.
iniAf
j
..
.
.
.
..:
.
.
many
w
me
local
trolling
..
.
i
'boats
arc
now
at
work
nin
th..
....n.
.
.
.
.
i
Our
Sliver
J
oilsh
is-t
i
.
j
.
,
.7
.
unum
w
unw
wera
io
nave
oeen
guaranteed
not
to
scratch
the
J"
j!
Jjfi
"ft
h
,,avi
f
ht
both
at
the
1
nd
Polnt
and
finest
surrau
and
will
take
,
.
further
u
body
of
water.
About
j
--
f
i
...
.
-
oiiuiinci,
wiicrc
results
ho
lar
are
renorted
to
h
not
rv
nra,..
tory.
rowboats
are
principally
oaed.
About
May
trolling
will,
an
usual,
probably
b
.centred
around
Dundas-Island
-while
several
boats
!r
planning
o
go
to
the
nl
co&tt
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
moot
of
th
local
rollers
have
71
to
pu
out
on
lb
tumnmiefninK
of
the
truon'i
oner-
Ranee
Place.
wRh
hi
boat
Jut
It.
U
o
far
the
high
nun
of
the
trolling
fleet
He
brought
In
a
(tatoh
of
12UI
pruud
900
Ndi
and
300
whttw-WfcUU
IlHsd
bbu
bout
200.
PTlcw.
Iu.ve
been
hi.1i
ri
edible
and
luackiu
at
the
red
but
Uie
tvtera
of
ra
hi
1011
hVe
yet
to
he
edit-'-aled
to
tbta
tart.
Ocrt
Weannouth.
th
the
jtoaeruoat
Ihrurbrthone.
u
afktn
pcklo
for
Uie:
.
-I.OVERNMENTJ.1QUOR
ACT."
MiTiri:
or
trriJcTriov
ior
rov.
MAT
TO
lKtNIIK
Ol'
iuik
I.HTMT.
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEN
that,
on
the
lCtb
day
of
April
next,
the
under
signed
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
far
content
to
transfer
of
Beer
licence
Number
673
and
Issued
in
respect
of
prtmlvea
being
part
of
a
build
ing
known
aa
"Central
Hotel.'
tltuat
.
...
.
.
IU.MIU
.K
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
described
aa
Lou
Eleven
(11),
Twelve
1
13).
Thirteen
(13).
and
fourteen
il4i
In
Block
Ten
(101.
Section
One
ill.
Map
No.
933.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
Prter
Black
to
central
Hotel,
Limited,
of
th
City
of
prince
Rupert.
Province
of
British
Col-umbla.
the
transferee.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
lBlh
dav
of
March.
1927.
CENTRAL
HOTEL,
LIMITED.
Applicant
and
Transferee.
WATEKNOTiCK
NOTICE
13
HEREBY
OIVT.N
that
HI
Honour
the
Lii'titenant-aovrrnor
of
Ilritish
Columbia
by
and
with
the
advice
of
His
Executive
Council,
has
been
pleaned
to
order:
THAT
the
rer.ervauon
of
the
unrecorded
water
of
Brown's
River
and
Mc-KniEht
Creek,
tributaries
of
Eestalt
River
rtsbllhed
pursuant
to
Order
In
Council
Number
BOB
approved
the
llth
dsy
of
Jnne,
1921.
be
cancelled.
The
cancellation
of
the
aald
reserva
nun
will
be
elfectlve
on
April
19th,
I9T7.
DATED
this
llth
day
of
March.
1927
T.
D.
PATTULLO.
M
Inlster
of
Lands.
RANKRUPTCV
ACT.
rsTTi:
or
m.
Moitnw.
i.orKi:
IMIItl'.
H
t
u
SI
1
inini't.i"
"ii
Tendrrs
will
be
received
by
the
under
slcned
up
to
and
Including
April
1st
on
'he
stock
of
William
Morgan.
Aaslgned,
In
store
at
Uickeport,
UC,
consutlng
of
arocerles.
Hardware.
Drug!
and
nngooa"
Inventory
of
Stock
may
be
obtained
from
tlie
undersigned
or
seen
at
the
said
Store
or
at
the
Office
of
the
Cansdl.n
Credit
Men-a
Trut
A.;
aoclatlon,
Vancouver.
BO.
HlghMt
or
anv
any
tf
ndrr
not
nereswrlly
accepted,
l"u,rru:x
A,
connon.
Trtutee.
Prlnee
Rupert.
B
O.
IV
PKOI1ATE.
.
.
rurMiMiirirr
iuiitWi''
in
Tin:
or
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Adminisiranon
In
the
Mailer
of
the
Estate
of
Paul
drrhara
Widwlg.
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
H
th
if
1
lltktalar
F.
MiH.
Young,
day
..
-
.
-
.n.,intKi
Adimnisira.
A..:
'p.
Fnrlrd
Lud.
dKtiid
W
tUl
Partle-
having
wig,
o".'""'
,,.
ir.ate.ra
herebv
claim
againsi
m
v;..'
this
date,
na
uii
P,.-r'
r;.
Imount
th
V"
reatiired
to
Py
t:tut
are
01
l"Hr
NORMAN
Nod'ANrAtSEN
AW
WATTW'th'
AdrB,Mtotratr.
prince
Rupert.
f)
Dtd
thi
8th
day
cl
April,
AOJ.
l27.
I
the
whiter
In
the
south.
He
came
here
from
tlw
west
cout
of
Vancouver
Island
where
he
has
been
fishing
lnce
February
when
he
Jrlt
Vancouver.
dpt.
Emfth
plans
to
leave
shortly
lor
the
tt
eoutt
of
the
Quoeu
Charlotte
It-I
lantto
wljtre
he
will
rugate
Jn
trolling
I
until
the
nimbi?
neaiton
0eiu
when
J
tl!
-Billy
Uoy"
wiu
work
under
a
MkIh
charier
to
the
I1C
lutktrx.
IZJT
2"
"
CUm
i
Tom
""'"
arrived
In
port
dtm-nd.
corrbfy
loer
prlc
u,ls
week
with
U
-Beaver."
He
cme
Irom
the
west
tmmH
of
Vancouver
Is
tend
too.
To
meet
with
the
need
of
a
family
wuieii
la
iroMMtlag
In
number
and
e4w.
aa
all
medical
men'
ahould
do,.'
rroller.
and.
after
.
,e.
.Hort
trp.
Tj.
I
Weirt
U
on
the
I
lately.
I,
war
00H
heer
and
la
nre
.
YmM
ailU
...couraned
IUi
tf-
aUuUM.
teateiu,!,,
l
K
Den
SivtTKn
imiiie
lu
Uika
week
with
Uie
Karen
II.
having
pouada
aboard
and
the
Jemtle.
Oapt,
Bormmon.
aim
made
,rt
on
Thuraday
with
a
ub,by
vUf
u
wain.
aa
wwh
"tu
w
uwr
vowtu
(Twrtfr
rapt
George
rrndJelon
of
Beat
He
w..-
rrntwina
old
anjualnUcxe
while
he
pc
nt
a
few
day
In
port
thU
week.
He
u
been
Mestlfled
wUh
the
halibut
!L-i:enr
n
rtila
eatat
for
nearly
thin
j
!yta
Lola
It.
MX.
a
three
f.
A!e
MrRoe.
the
popular
and
ovt-worked
wereury
of
the
Prtuce
Rupert
Howlug
atid
YaclH
aub.
accompanied
Tlie
370-foot
ateel
barte
Oranco.
rreently
engaged
In
canning
dama.
A
period
of
unfavorable
tides
-now
set-Ing
In
wUl
make
It
difficult
to
secure
these
shell
Hsh
so.
after
three
weeks
at
this
work.
It
hat
now
been
decided
to
discontinue.
While
unable
to
confirm
the
report
that
the
Laurel
Whalen
wwa
going
to
run
haa
now
fallen,
off
considerably
and
the
quantity
available
hardly
makes
fishing
profitable.
The
Doctor
In
fair
weather
or
foul,;
zero
nighti
or
rainy
dayi,
1
have
always
found
that
nvcar
itarts
instantly
and
performa
perfectly
with
Cham
pion
Spark
Plug
they're
dependable.
Ckmwtltimm
U
the
fcrner
bo
k
lA
m
b
bva
ut
til
w
dvuLU-rtbhrd
ilwaa.
it
-tlf
IwvtCtff
(tallf
rtmtrmdrt.
Utr
1-uttU
HO?
CKmei
Cr
inker
90f
Champion
SparKPugs
WINDSOR,
ONT.
A
CANADIAN-MADE
PRODUCT
tU
required
100
tons
for
ctorage
aa
bait.
blued
bualneaa
and
lioltday
trip
to)
Vnncuuver
next
week.
Alea
ha.
tieen
a
UU
Boatbulldlne
continue
actively
lonely
y
Uila
pa
two
weeka
rime
and
Uie
r.r(1,
Wn
hu
all
winter
have
a
full
prorjarn
1-ooked
lout
for
the
next
few
month
anicii
wa
rrcently
purehaed
by
Al-
Ibtvlug
the
two
wine
huts
for
the
Lert
&
UtCaffery
from
Uie
Cotiitwbe
,
Oatm
facklnc
Co.
very
nearly
coui-
hon!8""
-
h"
b"n
re
the
Mel
.hop
1,
now
making
The
popular
O.
P.
Smith,
he
of
&1f''
r-ted.
run
fame
returned
to
port
on
TuUr?l
,
!TL
TJ",
?.
boat
arid
Co
of
Vu-ou-,p,cker
.pent''
for
U
Lanr.
-Billy
PucklnS
Oo.
with
the
Boy"
after
hart,
noVKKN.MENT
LKJUOIt
ACT."
.01
hi:
or
trnirtTiov
nut
uutk
i.hi;mii
KOT1CE
13
HEREBt"
GIVEN
that
on
he
9th
day
of
April
next
the
underaljrned
mend
u
apply
to
the
Lkiuor
Control
oard
for
a
lie
nee
in
re
pec
i
to
pmniae
rtiif
part
of
the
building
known
aa
laawtt
Inlet
Hotel,
eltuate
at
.
Port
leraenta
Queen
Charlotte
Xalanda.
Pro.
aire
of
Brttub
Columbia,
upon
the
and
described
ai
It
Five
Block
ony-tour
4i.
Subdivision
of
Lot
Seven
undred
and
forty-all
f748i.
Part
4miim(i
Trmi
.
1
f
.
Thint.lhrM
Mil
Ittet
from
(rant
to
rear
4n
west
aide
of
aid
!xi.
aa
shown
on
a
reftftered
map
r
plan
deposited
in
the
Land
Regutry
tflire
at
the
Cur
of
Prtnre
Rupert,
in
he
Province
of
Ilrttiaa
Columbia,
and
umbered
l(T7t.
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
be
glass
or
by
the
open
bottle
for
con-
amotion
on
the
premise.
DA
TED
at
Prince
Rupert.
EC
this
lin
day
of
aiaren.
ibzt.
WARREN
SCOTT.
B
L
TINOIXY.
Appllcsnu.
vr.
II
liad
been
Intended
tt
use
the
,
of
Uaawtt.
uranoo
in
carrying
ooai
irom
vaneou-.
ver
bland
to
Prime
Rupert
but
It
was!
By
Uie
eud
of
this
month
the
Suga
found
Inconvenient
to
ao
operaU
at
j
this
time.
Accordingly
th
offer
for
her
purcliase
was
accepted.
riMni:i
rtvvtNti
f
i.wk
The
Utile
rd
Caning
Co.
a
noatlng
cannery
Lainrl
Whalen.
which
has
been
moored
at
the
Seal
Orve
cannery
.here
for
the
past
couple
of
months,
will
be
moved
shortly
to
Skfdegate
Inlet
where
ft
will
encage
In,
reduction
of
oil
and
esianmauuenl
will
nave
completed
a
41
foot
seine
boat
for
Henry
Edetuhaw
ol
UinHtt.
The
veskel
will
have
a
16
hj.
Union
engine.
The
keel
will
be
laid
at
the
Eupi
yard
next
week
of
a
a
foot
selua
boat
for
Inverness
can
ntry.
Tlie
vewl
will
be
powered
with
a
85
hji.
Union
engine.
At
the
dry
dock
arly
Monday
morn
ing.
the
launching
took
place
of
a
new
meal
from
dogfish
according
to
Infor-1
l"Jrtut
boat
for
Capt
Jack
Iranon
suauon
received
during
the
week.
hwn
win
be
named
Signal.
The
ves-
lUvtng
salted
some
four
hundred
J1'
ahtty
I
long
and
la
to
be
ready
tons
of
herring
for
the
Oriental
mar-
Uor
opwatton
by
neit
month.
The
dry
ket,
the
Uurel
Whalen
has
been
more
"
14
building
a
Urge
seine
boat
the
Islands
to
handle
dogfish,
the
com
disaster
was
made
the
more
serious
pnys
office
atated
that
it
was
alto-'
throtyrh
the
fact
that
a
man
was
lost
gether
likely
that
she
would
go.
Except
for
bait
purposes,
seining
for
herring
out
of
Prince
Rupert
is
now
discontinued.
While
more
of
the
fish
Sevenin
sTtret"
Cy
of
Prince
Rupert!
In
have
been
handled
loclly.
the
for
Ck.pL
Robert
Oammon.
In
the
km
of
the
halibut
boat
Kll-tuish
off
Cape
Falrweathrr
In
northern
waters
at
the
end
of
March,
the
Pacific
Coast
halibut
Heet
suffered
It
third
total
casualty
during
the
six
weeks
since
this
season
has
been
open.
This
Paddy
Callahan,
well
known
In
hall
but
fishing
circles
all
along
the
coast.
The
KUtulsh.
wh:ch
wa
87
feet
long,
was
buUt
In
Vsncouver
In
1920
and
was
successively
cannery
tender,
rum
runner
and
halibut
boat.
It
was.
In
fact,
ber
first
trip
in
the
halibut
fisheries
when
the
disaster
occurred.
As
Of
the
season's
objective
of
SOW
ton,
far
as
ran
be
learned,
the
vessel
struck
Uie
Rupert
MiTtne
Products
has
pro
hard
-on
a
rock
in
blinding
snow
duced
something
over
3.000
tons
of
storm
and
went
dowu
ao
fast
that
Cal-
meal
and
oil.
The
UUlerd
Co.
has
lahan
ctmlri
not
pet
away
and
the
other
salted
some
400
Mm
and
tlie
Canadian
men
had
narrow
escape.
They
man-Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
has
well
on
to
aged
to
tret
aahore
on
desolate
land
and
Floating
Countiry
Houses"
with
all
their
Style
and
Comfort
Spacious
drawing
rooms;
panelled,
carpeted
galleries
and
saloons;
intriguing
lounges;
cosy
smoking
parlors
all
companionable.
For
your
privacy,
a
"hotel
suite
if
you
wish.
It
costs
no
more
to
enjoy
Cunard
and
Anchor-Donaldson
comfort
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Ladies
of
Prince
Rupert
An
Open
Letter
J.
BENT
LADIES
READY
TO
WEAR
Third
Atenue,
Prince
Rupert,
ILC.
.
April
9,
1927.
Indies
.
'''-,
.
'
Ever
since
I
opened
this
selling
campaign
fur
Mr.
Rent
on
April
1,
weather
conditions
have
been
so
unusual
that
many
a
hardened
ild-timer
ha.s
wished
me
"A
Merry
Christmas."
Now
to
sell
Sprint;
IlaU
durinr;
a
blizzard
is
a
real
achieve
mcnt,
and
yet
wtiave
sold
Spring
Hats
and
lots
of
them,
and
Spring
Coats
and
lots
of
fairy-like
Dresses
and
heaps
of
dainty
silken
undergarments
for
our
prices
were
so
staggeringly
low
(the
lowest
in
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert)
that
even
with
abnormal
weather
our
sales
were
heavy.
Rut
my
objective
is
to
raise
$10,000
and
naturally
adverse
weather
has
slowed
up
sales.
Therefore
this
gigantic
unloading
will
continue
for
a
short
time
lunger
than
I
anticipated.
This
stock
for
a
city
the
size
of
Prince
Rupert
is
unusually
large
and
the
range
of
selection
is
still
practically
unlimited.
1
would
urge
every
lady
in
Prince
Rupert
to
visit
the
store
at
their
earliest
convenience
during
the
coming
week,
assured
that
they
will
receive
the
utmost
courtesy
and
will
save
considerable
money
on
seasonable
gods
of
the
highest
grade.
Thank
you.
Mere
lia
ndlin;
Serlali4
-
HldlEST
QUALITY
LADIES'
READY-TO-WEAR
PAGE
FIVB
It
was
almost
two
weeks
before
news
of
their
plight
reached
the
outside
world.
Capt.
Fred
Brown
and
the
ten
men
who
escaped
are
now
on
the
way
ja
Seattle
In
an
American
vessel.
The
Kiltulsh
was
the
first
Canadian
halibut
boat
to
be
lost
this
year.
The
other
two
boats
which
foundered
since
the
aeason
opened
were
the
Cape
Clear
and
Scandla,
both
American.
The
big
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'
can
nery
tender
Skedana,
Capt
Alex
Ohl
man.
spent
alrmrrt
all
week
In
port
In
the
fcepe
that
she
might
get
ayrgo
of
fresh
herring
which
la
needed
at
the
a
plant.
6he
returned
'
down
the
coast
yesterday
without
the
required
shipment:
The
Skedaha.
Is
a
big.
husky
looking
'6ft
foot
boat'-derlviur
.her
power
from
a
'66
K
p.
Waihington-Estep
Alex
Saint
is
luck
on
the
Job
at
the
1
Prince
Uuuert
Bout
House
after
a
couple
I
of
months
receiving
training
in
tying
knot
and
bow
to
get
out
of
Uiem
at
naral
headquarters
lu
Esquimau.
One
would
think
from
the
proud
way
In
which
Alex
hold
his
head
and
wipes
.hi
u
he
was
a
bleeding
lieutenant
'commaiider
at
least
but
when
be
ha
worn
Uie
overalls
for
a
few
days
longer
aguln,
hell
probably
come
down
to
earth
again
and
be
Just
an
ordinary
lieutenant.
Ik
Clapjierton
will
tell
you
It
It
Isnt
Uie
weather.
It
the
mumps.
Doc
has
been
parking
arount
a
beautiful
pair
of
cheeks.
If
his
head
can
iwrU
likewise,
he
will
sure
think
he
ha
homethtng
to
be
proud
of
alrlghUy.
Construction
of
the
reduction
plant
In
connection
with
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co."
cannery
at
Butedale
is
now
actively
In
progress
and
quite
a
crew
of
ineu
Is
being
employed
.
There
lis
been
a
deal
of
speculation
oil
where
tpe
company
Is
going
to
get
the
material
to
work
but
we
suppose
they
know
their
own
business.
Plants
of
this
nuture
seem
to
be
thriving
on
the
west
const
of
Vancouver
Island
and
they
ought
to
do
as
well
here.
,
The
Oalt
freighter
Salvor.
Oupt.
Rush,
Is
due
at
Uie
first
of
the
week
with
cni-go
of
three
hundred
tons
of
coal
for
Albert
and
McCaJTery.
Tlie
American
halibut
boat
Murla
made
her
flrt
call
here
thl
week
un.
(continued
on
pat
six)
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
15
Agents
for
Ladysmith-Wellington
and
Peerless
Coal
Main
Office
now
at
311
Second
Avenue
(lietween
2nd
and
3rd
Streets).
Phone
your
orders
to
'
Phone
15
DEMAND
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