9
Tri
Ma?
3,
1927
Rut
It's
big
cmjugh
nnd!
nln.WRLLERS
SsTltE
STOKE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
Neglected
Eyes
NKfil.KCT
is
doubtleas
the
ua
:c
if
moit
of
the
ills
that
uff
humanity.
This
1
so
'.eh
c.
ident
that
it
eem
.ifiii
necessary
to
tell
you.
I
.ur
eye
are
giving
aMi
.
have
them
attended
and
at
once.
01
,M,I.
abgurdilles
in
the
;'(in
of
foollnhnes.
-
;r
the
loss
nf
Avalvhl
-
....
-
'
r
-
'
(jf!i
neglect
is
the
moat
DON'T
lone
health
and
effi-
through
neglect.
Come
d
see!
Fred
Joudry
it..
.
.
.
.
...
"wirrru
wpinmeirist
nno
Optician
.Smith
Work
I'lione
7G.1
I
THE
COUNTRV'sYtaKC
CA
DP
I
M.ftlinur.
Cir
uc
rrn
comuc
cl
WHWQ
MA
FICKLE
IHlrtO
qHw-,'
N
matter
how
changeable
,fi
weather,
day
after
day.
week
after
week,
our
coal
i
"'nr
the
same
reliable
jrmth
within
that
maken
!
teutons
alike.
Order
rme
of
our
coal
Hlav
and
keep
that
Spring
"inrmomcter
steady.
NANAIJIO
.
Win.I.INIJTON
and
Mci.KOI)
HIVKIt
SOOTI.KSS
In
Lump,
Slove,
Kgj?
and
Nut
Albert
&
McCafferv
I'honeH
Uf.
nnd
-117
BLANKET
Special
During
the
month
or
May
we
will
jrive
a
special
rate
nil
Illnnkets.
Single
planket,
each
..
.Llv
Double
lllahkel,
each
,.
.no
lllnnkpts
i
shrinking
and
returned
nlco
'"I
fluffy.
f'lVE
US
A
THIAL
Pioneer
laundry
(1921)
Lid.
Plione
118
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
lim
I
inrnnnur
tt
ill
lmrnuYL
ot
the
largest
SFORTS
GROUND
atch
Stock
in
,
I1C
TT
VI
AVI
Ml
MTKIIf:STi:il
IIOfMKM
mu.
HUM'
ll.nofl
roil
UoilK
THAT
i'lTV
wll.l,
I'rllloilM
NOV
AT
WltOlmis
,
,icd
enough
to
meet
.
very
TTrV.
,!,
nary
demand.
,tni
Baseball
ni
Pootbaii
Aviation
i
IV.
this
bealde-
1
""T,
"""a
instituted
.
t.
.
..
f
"r
th
Jrorpow
of
ralalng
money
to
re-
It
romprlte
tho
world's
lmbuw
rtty
tf
cl7drV
mo-ii
famous
walene-.
,cidd
iai
sight,
on
motion
of
aw.
jc
t
rontainn
all
the
watfli
j
Oreer
end
AW.
Tinker,
to
effect
1,000
1
ill
there
In.
-worth
of
further
Improvement
work!
consisting
of
surfacing
on
the
Acropolis'
So
we
come
to
you
With
no-1
HU1
grounds
to
fit
It
more
adequately
thinjf
Ie
than
n
promise
of
for
apart
activities.
watch
certainty.
Iet
us
The
delegation
which
came
to
the
how
you
aome
of
ourWunou
'iy
fter
rt
had
hew
a
watches
at
from
$lr
to
3f.
M
Mill
meeting
in
the
police
court,
to!
devise
a
scheme
tor
submission,
consisted
of
Ooorge
B.
Casey.
If,
H
Love
J.
8.
Wilson.
Ben
Self.
R.
M
Window
J.
W.
Bcott.
oeorge
r.
TUe
and
Douglaa,
mtll
Many
more
had
been
present
at
the
preparatory
meeting
over
which!
Mr.
Caiwjr
preawed.
Mr.
Casey,
the
firat
spokesman
for
the
delegation,
explained
the
meeting
thai
I
had
jut
been
held.
The,
various
inter-1
eated
todies
were
appreciative
of
tue
geix-rtXM
measure
of
work
that
had
si-
!
ready
been
done
on
the
ground!
but
i:
had
a
propyl
t
Ion
to
submit
with
a
i
view
to
hiring
the
Improvement,
1
wholly
completed
In
time
for
ue
this
j
aMOB.
The
Fair
Bsard
wai
eorwldennR
1
'he
staging
of
a
stampede
thu
fall
and.
'
i.
r
that
puapoae.
aU
the
ground
available
wvuw
be
needed.
The
athletic
bola
wei
ajj
daatroua
of
more
apace.
I
It
bad
been
agreed
that.
If
the
city
,
would
complete
um
aurfaetng.
a
campaign
would
be
undrrUken
ao
a
to
iralae
at
!
11.000
which
K
wa
thootht
wouM
oover
the
city
in
com-ipletlna;
the
work
It
waa
beln
aaked
:tha'.
the
city
oonaider
and
agree
with
I
the
propoMUon.
Itfcx
M.Lr
)
;
It
matbt
tvar
bren
better
If
the
mat.
jit?
had
ftrai
been
taken
up
with
the
I
board
9f
werka
but
an
emergeney
had
arlaen
nd
quick
action
wa
neeesaary
esplalned
Den
Self.
The
speaker
refer
lied
to
the
waah
la
the
ground
that
each
year
made
it
neceawry
for
the
city
j
u
expend
conaklerable
money
In
recti
fytng
tie
uk
lie
ted
that
hla
wah
be
MAIL
(ONTIIACT
SEALED
TtMOEIt.-
addresaed
to
the
!uaUnaateT
Oenerai.
wtll
be
received
at
Ottawa
'mill
ikxui.
on
FVlday.
tne
10th
June.
I
SOT.
for
the
conveyance
of
111
:
Majesty
Malt,
on
a
propoaed
Contract
for
a
period
not
exceeding
four
years
a
required
lame
per
week
on
the
route
oetwern
Prince
Rupert
and
Railway
Station
(CNJii.
and
Wharvea
(CN.lt
,
and
CPJli.
and
Tranafer
of
MaUii
be
i
imee
Railway
Station
and
Wberve
(CNR.
UBS
Co.
and
C.IMt.1
from
l
the
fuauiuwter
UeUeraJ'a
pleaaure.
Printed
notice
containing
further
Information
a,
to
condition
of
proposed
Contract
may
be
atei:
and
blank
lonna
ul
Tender
may
be
obtained
at
tbe
hoat
Office
of
Hrince
Hupert.
B.C..
and
at
the
office
of
the
Out
net
Superintendent
or
1011
Service.
Vancouver.
D.O.
J.
F.
MURRAY,
Diatrici
Superintendent
or
loMl
Service.
District
Superintendent'a
Ofrine.
Vancouver
lie.
April
38.
19JT
i
"PROVINCIAL
EMOTIONS
ALT'
i
riiiNti:
nrfiiitT
1'i.KirroitAl.
IHSIIIH'T
i
-
:
MM'KKNZIK
II.IXTOIMI.
KMTIlirT
I
NOTICE
la
hereby
given
that
I
Hull.
I
on
Mruday.
the
16th
day
of
May.
1SI27.
i
at
tnr
nour
of
10
o'clock
in
the
forr-!
noon,
at
the
Oourthouae.
Prince
Rupert.
1
hold
a
altttng
of
the
Court
of
Revision
I
for
the
purpose
ot
revising
the
llsta
of
j
voter-
for
the
aald
Electoral
Dutrlctx.
land
of
hearing
and
determlnint;
any
and
all
objections
to
the
retention
ot
,
any
name
on
the
aald
llsta.
or
to
the
1
resiatratlon
aa
a
voter
of
any
applicant
When
you
are
tired
with
house
work
BOVRIL
puts
new
OtV
life
into
you
tin:
or
IMlATlox
TO
.trri.Y
THo
Sd"llflnt
tc
10
the
undersigned
iiur
i.ivn
Butedale.
B.C..
on
or
before
May
13.
'
1
'
192i.
application
will
be
made
to
the
...
r,
.
o
o
.
t
rti.tri.f
t
.r,H
Clold
Commlwiioner.
Prince
Runert.
B.C..
rnl
situate
on
the
aouth
shore
of
Evans
I
"?n,tlond
Mm
ng
oroup
ot
take
NOTICE
that
floss
Packina
.'a
lrd
Oo
Ltd..
of
32S
Itowe
St.,
Vancouver.
BC
occupation
Pish
Packera.
Intends
tn
apply
lor
n
lease
ot
the
following
dearrlbrcl
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
3
chalna
distant
In
an
easterly
direction
from
northeast
corner
lot
740.
Ranee
S;
thence
aouth
10
chains;
thence
west
15
mains;
tnrnce
norm
to
snore;
thfiice
easterly
along
ahore
to
point
ot
commencement,
and
containing
7
acres,
more
or
less
OOSSE
PACKINCi
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
Chas,
I,.
Roberts,
Agent.
Dated
April
7,
1927,
LAND
ACT
voiici:
or
intention
to
.iti.y
to
i.easi;
UtM.
In
Range
4,
Coast
Land
District,
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
in
vicinity
ot
Captain's
Cove,
Pitt
Island,
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oosse
Packing
Co
Ltd,,
of
32S
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
ti
r
noxnnation
Fish
Packers.
Intends
ito
ipply
'of
a
lease
of
the
followlnj
....ihi.H
isnds:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
1233,
Range
4-
thence
north
ft
chains)
thence
eaat
IS
clum,;
thrnte
south
to
northeast
corner
Lot
1233;
tlrtnce
westerly
along
shore
tn
point
of
commencement,
and
coniai
eontalnmu
7
acres,
more
or
less,
OOSSE
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant,
per
Chas,
L.
Roberts,
Agent.
Dlted
April
7
1927,
jaiiviT.i
viaiuia
tea
inj
ill
mv
uuun
DAVID
CORDILLA.
lACOn
KOSKI
WATEH
NOTICE
NOTICE
13
HEREBY
OIVEN
that
Hli
British
Columbia,
by
and
with
the
ad
vice
of
Ills
Executive
Council,
has
been
pleased
to
order:
I
THAT
the
reservation
of
the
linrecord-1
ed
waters
of
Brown's
River
and
Mc-Knight
creek,
tributaries
ot
Eostall
I
River,
established
pursuant
to
Order
in
1
Council
Number
80R
approved
the
13th
i
day
of
June,
1021,
be
cancelled.
i
The
cancellation
of
the
said
reserva
1
tlon
will
be
effective
on
April
10th.
1037,
!
DATED
this
Uth
day
of
March,
1027
T.
b.
PATTULLO,
Mlnl.f
of
tsnrt
0UEEN
CHARLOTTE
LAND
DIVISION
TAKE
NOTICE
that
II,
P.
Leonard,
of
Portland,
Ore.,
physician,
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Minister
ot
Lands
for
a
licence
to
prospect
tor
coal,
petrolcuts
and
natural
gaa
over
and
under
the
fof
lowluu
described
lands,
situate
on
Skldo-gat
Inlet,
Oraham
Island:
Commencing
at
a
post
plante
at
the
northwest
ourner
of
Section
30,
Town
ship
I;
thence
80
chains
east;
thence
80
chains
south;
thence
80
chalna
west;
thence
80
nlnii
north,
to
point
of
commencement.
Located
March
14,
1627.
H.
P
t.PONAflD,
A,
J,
QORDOM,
Agint,
A
cup
of
Hot
Bovril
how
good
it
is
I
How
it
revives
and
stimulates!
And
it
is
so
nourishing.
Bovril
is
Beef
itself
concentrated.
It
builds
up
the
resist
ing
powers
of
the
body
against
colds,
chills
and
ill-health.
OVRIL
S
BEEF
INTO
YOU
wa
beln(
taken
in
the
hill
removal
and
which
wa
now
being
thrown
over
tbe
dump
Mr.
Self
aald
that
the
Fair
Board
wa
making
a
aupreme
effort
and
toped
to
end
this
year
on
the
right
aide
of
the
ledger.
A
stampede;
he
believed,
would
be
a
large
factor
In
removing
a
deficit.
It
was
his
opinion
that
the
1
1.000
pledged
would
cover
the
work
the
city
was
being
aaked
to
perform.
U.
M.
Wtaslow
referred
to
the
fact
that
there
were
eight
football
team
in
all
the
leaaes
involving
nearly
100
players
-men
and
boy.
The
greatest
baaard.
a
far
aa
football
waa
concerned,
was
in
the
surface
of
tbe
grounds.
fJradiag
and
aurfaetng
of
tbe
present
STounda
were
required
and
It
was
de
atrafete
that
tbe
extern
ton
ahould
be
at
leaat
roughly
surfaced.
Each
year
something
fake
1300
waa
expended
in
correcting
the
wash
In
the
grounds.
If
Uta
waah
could
be
eliminated
by
many,
a
had
been
auggested.
much
of
thki
annual
expense
wouM
be
avoided.
The
speaker
referred
to
the
fact
that
It
waa
the
desire
to
get
the
football
leagues
stated
aa
toon
aa
possible.
If
the
city
would
co-operate
it
might
be
possible
to
do
so
within
two
weeks.
The
football
aaeocleUon.
of
wttieh
he
waa
presi
dent.,
waa
will)
to
put
on
two
benefit
game
which
would
re
lire
at
least
1103
IIIAKUT
OF
MIMtT
J.
8.
WltaoB.
president
)f
the
Junior
Pootbail
Lev.
foe.
referred
to
the
benefit
of
good
olean
sport
In
keeping
the
yound
people
out
of
possible
mischief.
Th
grounds
aa
they
were
at
present
In
n
tne
-
rrovinciai
ajer
odijid,
umuni
Lngia,
iiaroia
ninwn
75
Nil
lined
in
wttn
the
crushed
rock
that
',
lleved
that
the
moat
of
the
work
pro-
for
reglttrntlon;
and
for
the
other
pur-
jtlce
la
hereby
given
Mcura.
Malcolm
,
pose
set
forth
I
t!on
ACl.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
tl.C.
this
fith
day
of
Aprtl.
1827.
!
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
lit
Registrar
of
Votera.
LAND
ACT
were
In
a
dangerous
condition.
Aa
far
as
the
Players
Club,
which
It
had
been
suggested
might
atsge
a
play
foe
the
cause,
was
concerned,
the
.matter
had
not
yet
been
put
before
tt
but,
as
president
of
that
organisation,
he
wai
prepared
to
atronciy
recommend
that
aid
be
given
to
trie
proposal
which
he
waa
confident
would
be
aupported.
Aid
Jo.
Oreer
askad
Aid.
Perry,
chairman
of
tbe
board
of
works,
what
he
thought
the
cost
.
of
the
proposed
work
might
be
That
was
a
matter
for
the
etty
engineer
to
estimate,
replied
Aid.
Perry.
Mayor
Newton
aufgeated
that
the
pro
poaal
of
tbe
delegation
be
accepted
and
that
the
city
undertake
at
leuat
the
propoaed
1
1.000
worth
of
work.
He
be-
NOTICE
TJnder
and
bv
virtue
of
the
Drovlslona
oi
orciion
oi
tne
-Mineral
Act."
no
and
Albert
Moore,
that
there
li
owing
o
the
undersigned
for
Aasesament
Work
performed
on
the
Cordllla
Oroup
of
Mineral
Claims.
Princess
Roval
Island.
Skeena
Mining
'Dlvlalon,
the
turn
of
39338,
and
that
unless
aald
persons
pay
their
proportionate
ahare
ot
the
cost
bf
laurh
Assessment,
together
with
all
costs
pened
could
be
accomplished
at
that
figure.
Aid.
Perry
felt
that
the
city
engineer
should
go
over
the
ground
before
the
council
made
any
undertaking.
Aid.
Brown
said.
that
he
knew
the
conditions
and
the
baseball
and
football
organizations
had.
his
sympathy
He
did
not
eee
the
necessity
of
the
council
delaying
action
In
connection
with
the
proposal
He
thought
that
the
lljOOO
promised
would
be
raised.
The
council
could
decide
now
whether
or
not
it
could
entertain
the
suarestlon.
f
IIMITN
ItlXM.I
To
AW.
Jcs.
Oreer
aald
he
would
like
to
t
the
Improvements
made.
At
the
same
time,
aa
a
member
of
the
finance
committee,
he
desired
to
point
out
that
the
city
had
already
spent
a
lot
or
money
on
the
hill
this
year.
The
city
waa
entitled
to
assurance
that
the
money
promised
would
be.
actually
raised.
He
referred
to
Int
surplus
that
was
expected
from
Uia
celebration
of
Dominion
Day.
If
the
drlegatibn
would
send
the
city
councU
a
letter'
undertaking
that
the
money
would
be
rained,
he
moved
that
tbe
city
endorse
the
proposition
and
have
the
city
engineer
make
arrangements
for
the
work
to
be
carried
ant.
When
sports
organizations
of
the
city
'
saw
they
would
raise
a
sum
of
money,
be
was
confident
the:
would,
declared
Aid.
Tinker.
Some
wort
had
been
done
but
more
was
needed.
He
seconded
the
motion
of
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer.
Aid.
Larsen
pointed
out
that
11,000
did
not
seem
like
a
large
amount
of
money
for
such
a
big
area
as
that
in
question.
In
order
to
get
more
work
dsne
with
no
less
satisfactory
results.
It
was
hla
opinion
that
pebble
screenings
irem
city
work
on
Conrad
Street
could
be
used
to
better
advantage
than
going
to
the
expense
that
would
be
involved
lr
crushed
rock.
Batildera
and
pebbles
could
be
put
down
and
finer
material
on
the
surface.
Referring
to
a
suggestion
that
had
been
made
that
the
11,000
should
be
personally
guaranteed.
Ben
Self
referred
to
t
h
fn-t
th.t
rliiHnc
hi
...-..
years,
residence
in
Pri
Rupert.
JT
T
""'
"
had
eeen
larger
'
undertakings
without
personal
guarantees.
He
had
never
seen
,
an
effort
then
as
this
fall
down.
No
doubt
the
letter
required
in
'the
motion
!
I
would
be
forthcoming.
II
The
Littl
in
HAM:
CONI
KitKM
i;
j
players
and
fans
alike
turn
at
last
to
Mayor
Newton
auggested
that
a
part
outdoor
sports.
Organliatlon
of
the
or
the
whole
ot
the
(
delegation
might
football
and
baseball
leagues
will
have
oonfer
with
the
board
of
works
and
the
aoon
been
finally
effected
and
baseball
city
engtneer
m
the
ptansjfor
the
exe-
w,u.
at
usual,
probably
sUrt
about
May
cutlon
of
the
work
o
tho.real
intent
24
with
football,
perhaps,
a
little
might
be
understood
and
tthere
would
tun
be
no
criticism
after
It
was
done.
Aid.
1
Perry
concurred
in
the
suggestion.
I
'
Dr
W
St0ne
h"
Mr.
Casey
again
pointed
out
that
it
was
the
intention
thafthe
$1,000
to
be
rtccted
P81"1"11
01
Vanderhoot
AthleUc
AssocUtlon.
E.
A.
Mitchell
Is
raised
ahould
be
ued
entirely
In
surfac-
ling
and
nut
In
the
completion
of
the
ioe-preaident
'"
w.
u
roiey
secre
I
removal
ot
the
roc):
pile.
tor
w
J-
F-
l-cey.
treasuier.
Ati
Aid
Perry
stated
that
It
would
be
a
the
"nnw-1
W
recently
,
.
.
very
gratifying
reports
were
presented
tai
man.
KILLS
MOTHS
and
their
larvae
flip
you
are
disposed
to
neglect
the
smaller
advertisements
in
this
paper,
you
are
making
a
mistake.
You
are
missing
money-saving
opportunities.
You
are
missing
important
information
about
something
that
some
day
you
are
going
to
buy.
You
are
throwing
away
your
road-map
and
following
your
nose.
fiTIIH
big
stores
of
today
were
little
stores
years
ago.
They
used
advertising
space
judiciously
and
became
large.
At
.
first,
their
announcements
were
smaller
than
they
are
today.
ISut
thoe
small
advertisements
told
about
real
values
real
savings
for
their
customers.
.
flIN
other
words
the
size
of
an
dvertiseirient
is
no
indication
of
its
importance
to
you.
The
message
is
the
thing.
Some
of
the
most
important
merchandise
news
is
often
printed
in
tiny
type.
Even
in
the
largest-advertisements
you
will
find
small
type.
Head
the
small
type
as
well
.as
the
big
black
type.
Head
the
little
type
as
well
as
the
big
black
type.
Head
the
little
advertisements
as
well-as
the
large
ones.
It
pays.
ADVEHTISEMENTS'COME
IN
ALL
SIZES
HUT'THE
SMALLEST
ONE
MAY
OAHKY
THE
HHIEST
NEYH
F0H
YOU.
HEAD
THEM
ALL.
costly
undertaking
to
move
the
rock
crusher
to
the
hill.
He
was
in
favor
of
Aid.
Lar-en's
suggestion
thai
city
material
from
Oonrad
Street
be
used
in
the
work.
After
some
further
discussion
it
was
agreed
that
a
special
meeting
of
tbe
board
of
works
ahould
be
held
tonight
when,
in
consultation
with
representatives
of
the
interested
bodies,
final
!
n
-v.
SPORT
CHAT
The,
resolution
wwUherijput
to
thg!H---T
X
vote
and
was
declared
,
carried
by
the
The
advent
of
real
spring
weather
In
mayor.
PHti
Rtimtft.
mlr
th
ttvuifrht
nf
covering
last
year's
activities
and
the
1927
season
opens
under
favorable
:
auspices.
One
of
the
features
of
the
Diamond
Jubilee
celebration
to
be
held
at
Van
derhoof
on
July
1
and
2
will
be
the
:
novices
elimination
boxing
competition
i
for
the
championship
ot
Omtneca
dls
Urict
and
a
substantial
purse.
The
con
I
test
will
be
open
to
boxers
residing
in
the
OmlnecB
provincial
constituency
jarol
eiitrlese
are
being
received
up
to
May
4
by
Joseph
Hartley.
Kisplox
natives,
under
the
auspices
I
of
the
Kisplox
Northern
Interior
Club,
j
will
hold
tlielr
fourth
annual
field
day
next
Tuesday
at
.Kisplox
and
they
tare
In
hopes
that
there
will
be
a
large
!
attendance
trom
all
4afta
ot
their
dis
trict.
The
program
of
outdoor
sports
l
an
attractive
one
and
will
Include
baseball
and
football
championship,
for
which
cups
are
belnn
offered.
There
will
also
be
a
five-mile
road
race
fcr
which
a
cup
l.i
being
offered
anl
numerous
other
erenta.
e
Things
flAW'AY
back
In
the
year
'7."i7,
in
hismaxfms
prefixed
to
Poor
HichardV
Almanac,
Ilenjamin
Franklin
said:
"For
want
of
a
hail,
the
shoe
was
lost;
for
want
of
a
Mioe,
the
horse
was
lost;
and;
for
want
of
a
horse,
the
rider
was
lost."
So
you
see
the
importance
of
a
little
think
like
a
horse-shoe
nail!
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