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Wednesday.
Spt.
SI,
1927
WELCOME
TO
VISITOR
A
great
many
prominent
visitors
are
in
the
eKy
today.
We
hope
they
will
enjoy
their
visit
and
go
home
with
an
idea
that
this
is
to
say
the
least
"some
village."
Some
call
us
a
"city
with
a
fu-i
ture,"
but
we
hasten
to
assure
the
eastern
people
that
it
is
a
city
with
a
very
good
present.
We
have
a
big
fish
business,
the
biggest
in
Canaiju.
We
are
a
grain
shipping
port,
to
a
small
extent
a
lumber
port,
a
tourist
resort,
a
railway
terminal
and
pretty
soon
we
shall
be
connected
with
the
rest
of
Canada
by
a
read,
if
we
back
up
our
member
in
his
efforts.
That
is
saying
nothing
about
being
the
distributing
point
for
the
northwest
ceaat.
Probably
the
visitors
can
tell
us
of
many
places
twice
the
size
with
not
half
that
amount
of
business.
Another
thing
we
should
like
to
tell
our
visitors
is
that
we
lick
a)l
creation
in
two
things.
We
have
the
largest
halibut
business
In
the
world
and
the
largest
fish
cold
storage
plant
in
the
world.
That
is
-something
to
talk
about.
The
last
thing
we
might
say
to
our
visitors
is
that
so
far
as
we
know
we
have
no
very
poor
people
in
Prince
Rupert.
All
make
a
good
living
and
enjoy
life
about
as
mueh
as
they
do
anywhere
in
the
world.
BRITISH
COLMBLVS
RIGHTS
British
Columbia
will
stand
up
for
her
rights
under
the
new-
premier
just
as
she
did
under
the
old,
according
to
press
reports
received
yesterday.
She
will
follow
up
the
(Hirer
policy,
whifh
was
to
ask
for
things
which
might
reasonably
be
expected
to
be
oV
tamed
and
then
fight
hard.
If
British
Columbia
had
those
Peace
River
lands
or
if
the
Dominion
would
agree
to
give
them
to
anyone
who
would
build
the
railway,
it
might
be
possible
to
get
the
railway
built
immediately.
But
perhaps
the
better
plan
would
be
for
the
Dominion
Government
to
build
the
Peace
River
railway
with
a
western
outlet
and
keep
the
lands
and
otien
them
to
settlers
for
IRELAND
TO
BE
CONGRATULATED
Ireland
is
to
be
congratulated
on
its
support
of
th
present
government.
Of
course,
it
is
her
own
affair
but
those
who
take
an
interest
in
world
affairs
and
particularly
in
British
affairs
are
bound
to
Interest
themselves
in
the
affairs
of
Ireland.
Just
what
would
have
happened
if
(he
eleetion
had
turned
out
differently
no
one
can
say.
As
it
is,
a
few
years
will
probably
make
a
great
difference
In
the
state
of
the
country.
Possibly
by
that
time
there
may
be
some
rapproachment
between
the
north
and
the
south
with
a
view
to
union.
BEAUTIFYING
THE
CITY
,
Newspapers
in
a
great
many
cities
just
now
are
discussing
th
.problem
of
beautifying
the
cities.
It
is
an
interesting
theme
and
one
that
is
worthy
of
considerable
space.
We
have
mentioned
it
on
various
occasions.
Just
now
it
is
opportune
because
this
is
the
time
of
year
to
plan
operations
for
next
year.
'
There
is
no
reason
why
Prince
Rupert
should
have
rows
-of
trfeir-albpg
rthe
streets
just
like
other
cities.
Many
of"
(he
local
streets
are.
made
in
such
a
manner
that
it
it
difficult
to.
plant
trees
that
way:
Trees
help
to
"keep
the
city
damp,
something
that
we
do
not
favor.
There
is,
however,
no
argument
againt4awns
and
boule
vards
and
flowers
and
small
shrubs.
Possibly
laurel
would
thrive
here.
The
Railway
Company
has
set
an
example.
of
how
'to
keep
a
small
garden
and
doubtless
they
will
extend
the
operations.
What
is
needed
is
for
citizens
to
co-operate
and
make
this
the
prettiest
city
on
the
coast.
Visitors
to
Skagway
return
and
tell
of
the
beautiful
flowers
and
vegetables
they
see
there.
Those
who
travel
on
the
trains
see
the
beautiful
flowers
placed
in
the
dining
cars
by
the
members
of
the
Hazelton
Horticultural
Society.
Prince
Rupert
can'
best
improve
the
city
by
having
the
gardens
around
the
houses
well
kept
and
perhaps
other
methods
of
beautifying
will
then
present
themselves
Engagement
and
wedding
rings
of
value
and
distinction
Engagement
and
diamond-jet
ueJdmg
rtngi,
$2J
tO
$lfO
The
two
nuptial
rings
you
give
her
can
never
be
replaced.
Their
purchase
is
among
the
most
important
in
life,
and
should
tiy
all
means
be
made
at
a
well'
known,
jhoroughly
reputable
house.
Our
rings
are
of
recognued
value,
fasrubnedtn
all
the
newer
settings.
And,
our
standing
-in
this
community,
together
with
membership
in
the
Gruen
Watch
Mafors
Guild,
assures
your
satisfaction.
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
Jewellers
The
Store
with
the
Clock.
Summer;
Iiuine
Improving;
1LC
at
Zoo
ASSOCIATION
FOOTBALL
i
.
Cinema
Theatre
and
Their
Flays
and
Other
Winter
Amu-e-'
mentit
Mentioned
LONDON.
Sent
tl
Tht
awoatb
ul
Auftui.
whsaa
umm
the
arneM
tw
ui
the
Wathsr
Bureau
brinm
u
an
en
tije
Inglkab
auauuer.
ha
dUtmgulahsd
Itself
by
Mi
the
wettest
mce
1917
'
and'
ibr
cnWtn
since
1S12
F.r
three
part
of
the
mssnth
ttw
thennosneter
failed
to
Met
10
des
.
and
durum
ltie
tadt
week
ground
trial
rpor;l
trim
j
il
.
tattoo
Man)
district
bad
j
rain
to:
twenty
consecutive
d
the
;
verse
for
the
aaontb
being
more
than
I
duuble
the
normal
tall.
Augua:
1.
tor
i
Bank
Holiday
to
which
Loudon
millions
aunUAly
lank
forward
wa.-
UU
year
day
of
continual
rain
without
a
!
single
gleam
of
aunahlne
A
a
conse-
'
quenoe.
all
indoor
place
of
amusement
were
crowded
to
capacity
at-.endsnse
at
i
the
various
museum
and
galleries
wa-four
time
gJVcr
than
ou
the
floe
Auguat
Bank
Usliday
uf
a
year
ag.
while
Hampslead
Heath
whk-h
normalh
witnesses
a
holldajr
crowd
of
100
009.
wa'
.practically
dawrted.
l'IUMIItl
.MAKE
I
Sluoe
tbe
bedlams
at
tbe
year
the
number
of
new
branches
opened
in
London
and
tbe
provinces
by
toe
great
,
Joint
stock
banking
corporatlona.
known
I
ai
tbe
"Big
Five"
la
SS.
or
an
average
I
of
oar
for
everyworfclng
day
since
Jan
uary
1.
The
returns
of
the
big
depart
ment
store,
those
sensitive
guages
of
tbe
nation's
spending
power
show
aU-rcun
Increases
for
tbe
feasf
year
and
particularly
in
tbe
sale
of
woman's
cloth
ing
It
Is
estimated
that
one-seventh
of
the
working
population
la
now
employed
in
tbe
task
of
clothing
the
female
of
the
apeclea
Inhabiting
ttieae
whose
annual
hat
btfj
la
art
down
at
STwAOQjOeo.
and
whose
expenditure
on
boots
and
shoes
for
She
asms
rescue
the
gigantic
total
ot
136.000.000.
It
has
bean
remarked
that
the
teat
the
women
of
tbe
counts
wear,
the
mote
thsy
seem
to
spend.
Finally
tbe
Rglstrar-CensraJ's
statistical
renew
fur
tbe
year
1926
shows
that
the
birth
rate
nt
17.8
per
thousand
is
tbe
lowest
receded
since
the
atabUshment
ot
etvU
regMratton.
and
has
now
fallen
below
that
of
France.
On
the
other
hand
the
general
d-Vh
fate
and
Infan
tile
mortauty
are
low
m
pared
wHh
raKJWaUi
in
most
other
coun-
As
interesting
went
has
recently
oo-
cur:d
at
the
London
Zoo
which
is
not
perhM
uadeaenrMig
of
mention
In
tbeae
random
notes.
In
1021
tbe
government
of
British
Columbia
and
the
Vanceu
er
Park
Coromisstonem
prcaeoted
to
the
Zoological
Oardens
a
stag
and
two
female
Wapiti
deer
from
the
Government
Reserve.
Detpue
the
hazards
and
discomfort
of
their
atz
thousand
mile
Jouneey
by
rail
and
steamer,
tbe
animals
arrived
In
good
condition,
and
the
stag
in
particular
is
now
a
magnrficent
animal
whose
hand
Is
getting
finer
every
year.
A
fawn
has
been
born
to
one
of
the
dew,
and
a
further
Interesting
event
Is
sspatted
dally.
1'ltTl
ltK
I'Or-l'LAKITY
According
to
ft
questionnaire
recently
distributed
to.
the
three
hundred
thous
and
frequenters
of
a
chain
of
Condon
Cinema
Theatre,
the
pictures
most
In
demand
were
society
dramas.
Those
re
ceived
IS
per
cent
of
the
total
rotes
polled.
Close
behind
-came
comedies.
with
films
of
adventure,
mystery
and
melodrama
following
In
the
order
here
set
down.
At
tbe
end
of
the
list
came
films
of
history
and
war.
"costume'
films-coming
last.
Jn
answer
to
the
question
"How
often
do
you
o
to
the
cin
ema?"
It
was
dlwovered
that
of
the
total
voters,
33
per
cent
went
once
a
week.
17fc
per
cent
twice
a
week,
"
14
per
cent
went
three
times
a
week,
and
i
per
cent
four
times
a
week.
"Juseed
Hare"
has
definitely
caught
on.
and
a
Oreybound
Racing
Association,
with
power
to
Inspect
tracks,
approve
or
amend
the
present
rules,
appoint
stew
ard.
Judges
and
starters,
and
make
all
necessary
arrangements
for
tbe
stabili
sation
of
the
sport
In
England
has
now
been
formed,
with
Lord
Shesham
as
chairman.
It
has
been
decided
that
there
will
be
no
winter
racing
and
that
the
season
Is
to
end
on
October
IS.
when
the
(5.000
Derby
will
be
run
at
the
White
City
where
attendances
have
been
averaging
from
30.000
to
40,000
a
night
The
latest
development
of
the
sport
has
been
the
sale
of
the
Wembley
Stadium
where
an
effort
is
to
be
made
to
establish
the
headquarters
of
grey
hound
.adng
in
this
country.
Mean-
while
as
usual
the
audden
popularity
of
I
the
sport
has
given
rise
to
the
flotation
!
of
a
number
of
comnaniM
whtu
a
which
only
a
few
months
ago
were
sold
for
50
cannot
now
be
purchased
for
leas
than
S
1.500.
I'OUTIIALL
The
1827-8
Association
Football
sea.
i
which
opened
on
the
afternoon
Of
August
27.
Is
not
likely
to
witness
j
any
of
those
startling
Innovations
with
Much
rumor
has
been
so
rife
during
the
past
few
months.
In
spite
of
the
ex-
I
pertinents
made
in
trial
matches
with
j
the
use
of
a
white
ball,
and
the
num-(
berlng
of
players,
no
vital
changes
have
imu
maae
in
the
game
since
the
doss
of
last
season.
On
the
financial
side,
a
halt
is
likely
to
be
called
to
the,
reckless
annexation
of
ready-made
PJay.
ers
!
01
'-'
"ub
oeen
a
marked
feature
'althler
clubs
season
after
aea-
THE
OAii.y
SEWS
Let
No
One
Deceive
You
j
.LONDON
TOWN
:
OLD
ENGLAND
Be
sure
it's
Correspondent
Tells
-of
Sunless
a
,
I
Ostermoor
C.
The
finttt
and
oHt
eotion
felt
vutttrmt
made.
Filkd
u4th
the
finest
white
evftoM
frit.
Hand
tailored,
Snowflake
i
She
f
ineet
mnttrtM
mtade
at
tie
medium
priee.
Made
with
jntr
tiifwf
garnetted
Snowflake
while
felt.
Star
.
Sell
at
a
wry
witrf
tr
ate
priee
(mm
(JUm
!hHtfktke)
pet
-
eowi-Mtsc
comfort
ami
appearance
with
ffireat
marina
auaktim.
Fill
ed
vrHh
nm
tMte
gar-
netted
coifen
felt.
of
over
$16,000
on
their
last
years
operations
wtoen
wages
and
transfer
fees
oost
the
club
$140,000.
Aston
Villa,
with
a
revenue
of
over
(250.000
made
a
bare
profit
of
$3,000.
Cardiff
City,
who
car-rted
off
the
Association
Cup,
only
earned
a
profit
of
$10,000
while
Chelsea,
with
an
Income
of
nearly
$323,000
were
$35,-000
to
the
good
Tbe
net
effect
ha
been
to
curtail
the
paying
of
fabulous
fees,
and
to
drive
the
clubs
to
the
more
welcome
expedient
of
trying
what
a
coach
can
do
with
young
players.
The
appointment
of
Joseph
Bache
to
teach
Aston
Villa's
colts
Is
a
good
example
of
the
Impending
change.
'
Man
in
the
Moon
R
,
r
,
TODAY
the
prominent
eastern
visitors
are
to
tbe
city
president
Blrks
of
tht
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
Is
said
to
be
going
to
present
everyone
he
meets
with
a
diamond
ring
In
recognition
of
the
Urge
sums
spent
with
hit
business
house
by
Prince
Rupert
peo
ple.
THE
Eastern
wise
men
Came
out
to
the
west
And
of
all
place
seen
Prince
Rupert
was
best.
.
JU8T
as
a
atarter
for
a
.little
gamble
be
big
game
is
over.
Now
don't
come
.ushlng
in
with
your
cash
beoause
I
tave
in
my
leans
only
what
la
left
ovsr
from
last
week's
pay
and
you
oaa
guess
how
much
that
Is
and
be
as
near
right
as
If
you
bet
on
Dcmpsey.
ITX
bet
my
cash
on
Tunney
The
brainiest
boy
I've
seen
Hell
soon
get
tbe
knack
Of
knocking
out
Jack
Until
he
becomes
a
has
been.
I'm
willing
to
put
up
even
money
that
Imaginable.
I'VE
known
women
so
tea
that
their
husband
have
to
chop
all
the
wood.
What
I
tbe.;
world
coming
to?
JAKE
say
he
know,
a
man
who
went
out
last
Sunday,
and
loaded
up
his
Imagination
and
brought
home
two
of
the
finest
bucks
ever
shot.
JAKE
say
what
'a
bride,
wants
most
Is
a
husband
and
rug.
'
She
can
walk
on
both.
jy
y
'
aiim.
oia
American,
.adage
n.
out
of).
uaie.
loaay
we
interpret
life
differently.
Every
man
in
these
modern
times
Is
entitled
to
life,
liberty
and
the
pursuit
of
snapplness.
JAKE
say
when
he
marries
he
will
be
master
in
his
own
bouse
or
hell
know
the
reason
why.
Yes,
bell
know
the
reason
why.
PRINCE
Rupert
Is
well
organized
There
are
organizations
for
everything
Kpow
the
inside
story
of
the
mattress
you
buy
wnat
about
a
rainy
day
THEY'RE
picking
Tip
the
pieces
With
a
dustpan
and
a
rake.
Because
he
only
used
his'
horn
When
he
should
have
used
brake.
.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
hi
TO
LKAKt:
LAKH
In
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
ftp-cording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Jedway
Harbor,
Moresby
Island.
Q.C.I.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Mlllerd
Packing
Company.
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
Packers.
Intends
to
apply
for
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northeast
corner
of
Lot
88.
Q.CJ.;
thence
northwesterly
and
along
high
water
mark
io
cnains.
more
or
less,
to
a
point
N.
oo
37-
e.
from
the
UX.
corner
Lot
140;
tnence
north
56
37'
E.
1-5
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
southeasterly
ttnn.
Iaw
,.t.
w.a.ir
n
a
DOint
N
&fl
37'
I"
frnm
h.
In..lsn
I
post;
thence
3.2
chains,
more
or
less,
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
5
acre,
more
or
less.
I
MILLERD
PACKWO
COMPANY,
f
LIMITED,
.
Applicant.
j
Dated
Beptember7.
1037.
t
"COMPANIES
ACT"
TAKE
NOTICE
tlit
the
Rupert-Vancouver
Stevedoring
Company,
Limited,
Intends
to
aonlv
unrtr
RmHaii
aa
nt
the
Companies
Act.
being
Chapter
38
of
,5aR3,1W!d
Statutes
of
British
Columbia,
1824,
to
change
Its
name
to
Pacific
U
itedrtn8
&
Contractln
Company,
DATED
at
Prlno
nnrurt
n
f
vi.
'
'
"
9th
day
of
Aueust.
1027.
WILLIAMS.
MANSON
&
OONZALES,
solicitors
lor
the
Rupert-Vancouver
stevedoring
Company,
Limited.
PUTTING
the
big
potatoes
on
top
of
the
bag,
the
choice
peaches
on
top
of
the
basket,
are
practices
which
are
rapidly
passing
away.
You
could
turn
the
basket
upside
down
and
see
what
was
in
the
bottom
but
you
cannot
sze
the
inside
of
the
mattress
you
are
thinking
of
buying.
You
cannot
tell
if
the
filling
is
what
it
claims
to
be
if
it
is
made
of
new
materials
or
old.
And
if
your
mattress
mats
down
and
becomes
lumpy
in
six
months
or
a
year,
it
is
then
too
late
to
seek
redress.
You
can
rely
on
a
Simmons
mattress
absolutely.
Its
quality
goes
through
and
through.
The
workmanship,
the
materials
inside
and
out,
are
the
best
that
can
be
put
into
a
mattress
for
the
price
at
which
it
sells.
Simmons
make
mattresses
to
sell
at
all
prices
from
a
few
dollars
to
almost
a
hundred,
but
the
price
of
each
is
the
lowest
at
which
a
mattress
of
its
quality
can
be
built
of
safe,
clean
materials
and
by
sanitary
methods.
Buy
a
good
mattress
it
will
give
you
more
years
of
greater
comfort.
But
be
sure
it
bears
the
Simmons
label.
MATTRE
BEDS
SPRINGS
BUILT
FOR
SLEEP
son.
Everton.
for
Instance,
with
gross
j
Tunney
knocks
out
his
opponent
before
club?
gate
receipts
of
$270,000
showed
a
loss
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PILLOWS
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Single
Load
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Double
Load
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DKY
KINDLING,
$1.00
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580
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
P.rfnfrp.
Warehousing",
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
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