fhursday,
May
5,
1927
ulger
s
r
ervice
TUB
word
"scrvleo"
In
connection
with
the
cave
of
the
evesight
should
mean
-
conscientious,
careful
examlna-Uoii
with
all
scientific
re-
ources
nt
command.
We
have
modem
equip-ment
and
cai
tell
the
exact
condition.
From
this
we
have
the
proper
lense
ground
to
suit
the
eye.
Sometimes
the
eyes
do
not
need
much
correction
some
times
otherwise.
Tha't
is
why
some
glasses
cost
more.
Come
in
any
time
I
?
.
TOHUgUUJERr
A
Jewellers
iisTUE
STOKE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
Is
doubtless
the
cause
of
most
of
the
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
it
seem
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
I
your
eye's
are
Riving
rouble
have
them
attended
and
at
once.
OF
A
I.I.
absurdities
In
the
k
ngdom
of
foolishness,
rarely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
the
most
inexcusable.
DO.VT
lose
health
and
effi-through
neglect.
Come
-.
J
see!
Fred
Joudry
ItrsMf
red
Optometrist
and
Optician
R
:
"
Smith
I.lock
Phone
7G.1
THE
COUMTRy'sYTAKf
CARE
.
SMOMNG
SICNi"
FOR
SPRING
S
OF
SPRING
'I
A
FICKLE
IHlflO
matter
how
changeable
he
weather,
day
after
day.
wet
K
after
week,
our
coal
i"
ng
the
same
reliable
warmth
within
that
makes
l(
seasons
alike.
Order
some
of
our
coal
tda
and
keep
that
Spring
thermometer
steady.
NANAIMO
-
WEI.I.1NRTON
and
Mcl.KOI)
ItlVIalt
KOOTI.KS.S
In
Lump,
Sltue,
KgR
and
Nut
Albert
&
McCalTery
Phones
110
and
117
BLANKET
Special
During
the
month
pf
May
we
will
give
n
special
rate
on
all
Blankets.
Single
Blanket,
each
.
.
Double
Blanket,
"each
.
.
50k
.
...
Til
t
a
a
,!
"lanKcis
wasncii
witnoui
shrinking
and
returned
nice
nnd
fluffy,
filVE
US
A
TRIAL
Pioneer
Laundry
.
(1921)
Ltd.
Phone
118
EGGS
PLANTED
1
BY
MILLIONS1
TIIOIIT.
AH
Wi:i.,
s
HAI.MOS
AICTI-'
IICMI.I.V
l-ltor.Mi.tTMl
IIV
iiiciii:niKH
.
MONTflEAL.
Mar
5.
fish
eras,
frv.
tlngerllngs
and
young
game
run
were!
'planted
in
Canadian
waters
by
the
hundreds
of
millions
during
1920,
by
the
various
hth-t-i
Anawal.il
'
ft...
aw.
v.lawu
uj
Lnc
ug.
rodnlon
govcrnrrent
according
to
a
re-poit
of
these
hatcheries
operations,
received
by
Z.
O.
Poole,
sportsmen's
re-preventative
ot
the
Canadian
National
i
Railways.
The
majority
of
the
fry
and
'tfgi
planttd
were
ct
salmon,
while
game
fish
Included
various
specie
of
(trout,
planted
in
waters
favored
by
I
Canadian
sportsmen.
The
report
shows
a
total
of
mare
than
7UJ00.0O0
egg,
iry.
tlngerHngs
and
older
fish,
up
to
four
and
five
years
old,
placed
In
waters
where
they
will
be
aiuwed
to
develop
into
the
fighting
to
the
line,
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
are
famous.
IMMH
TYI'r.M
Salmon
eggs
and
fry
planted
Included
Atlantic
and
Pacific
type,
of
salmon,
canoe,
ateelheads.
springs
and
albino..
Trout
egg.
and
fry
Included
those
of
speckled.
Loch
Leven.
cutthroats
and
Kamloops
trout
Pickerel
unltefan.
aalmon
trout
and
clscoes
were
all
placed
in
ous
w
iters
during
the
year
for
eommer-fclal
fUhlng
aa
well
aa
angling.
Ho
Ottawa
until
noon,
on
Friday,
the
10th
i
lor
vnr
puiiaK
01
irvwug
iou
va
oieri
i
or
ine
aaia
aieciorai
uiitncu,
and
of
hearing
and
determining
any
and
all
objections
to
the
retention
ot
Became
So
Weak
Could
Hardly
Stand
Mrs.
Wm,
Palmer,
Tomahawk,
Alto..
writH!-Lfct
iprioj
I
had
a
long
apell
of
sickness
aod
beraM.
So
weak
I
tvM
hardly
stand.
I
eonld
not
sleep
at
night
ai
the
least
little
noise
would
wake
me
up.
1
tried
blood
Unlus
and
tther
nerve
pills,
tut
they
did
a
no
food,
and
I
in
getting
worse.
1
wrote
my
mother
stoat
my
condition,
and
ihe
sent
me
three
boxes
of
After
the
first
box
I
was
fWHng
mneh
better,
so
I
kept
on
Vntll
I
had
used
the
three
boxes,
and
now
I
fesl
as
well
aa
ever
1
did
when
I
waa
a
young
girl."
rnee
tuc.
a
box
at
all
dealers,
or
me
i.
.unburn
U.,
AJuuted,
Toronto,
Out
J
game
fish
for.
which
Canadian
waters
l
tr
and
particularly
those
water,
adjacent
!
tenU
of
the
many
lake,
and
stream
U
oeirg
made
y
the
biological
board.
When
this
Investigation
Is
completed
and
it
la
determined
which
species
of
game
flh
are
best
suited
to
the
differ
nt
waters
extensive
planting
Is
expected
to
be
nvod
to
provide
an
additional
sport
for
visitors
to
Canada's
largest
national
park.
Excellent
fishing
Is
en-Joyed
In
many
of
the
lakes
and
streams
within
the
park
at
present.
Dally
Vsr-den
and
Rainbow
trout
are
being
taken
with
the
fly.
Pike
are
found
In
many
of
I
planting
of
eggs
or
flah
was
carried
out!
the
lakes
and
streams,
and
last
year
a
1
in
Jasper
National
Park
waters
during
large
white
flah
wa
taken
with
rod
the
year,
the
report
saya
because
a
'
thorough
investigation
W
the
food
con-I
.MAIL
CONTRACT
SEALED
TENDERS,
addressed
to
the
I
Postmasier
General.
wUl
te
received
at
and
Hne
In
Lac
Be
Auvert.
SUPPER
AND
DANCE
FOLLOWING
FARCE
Mrmbrr
f
fafct
of
"Nothing
Itut
the
Truth"
anil
TIhm
wlm
.WlMnl
Entertained
In
I.O
II
I:.
Hall
After
the
production
of
"Nothing
But
the
Truth."
last
night.
na.rvtta.M
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
ltiiwi
in.v
cftCTTain.
lour
Tears
....
...
,
j
v.
j
uu
mis
imuvui,
a
required
tunes
per
week
on
the
route!0
tboai
enty.flve
peraons
repaired
u
CUrence
Vaa
Dusen.
a
sophisticated
"..n
f
iun
.vujaii
un
nauj
iui
l.ic
i
hj
.ij
n&u
wiiere
a
Bituon
it.nji
i,
anu
wnarve.
land
CPJti.
and
Transfer
of
MaUs
be-
t
bwTvii
ivanwaj
oisiiun
anu
ic.NR..
uas.
Oo
Wharves
10
j
-I'ROVINCIAI.
F.I.KCTIONS
ACT"
ritiNfK
itt
rriiT
iu:cioitti,
III1TKICT
Mtt
KIAZIi:
II
inillttl.
IIISTRICT
NOT1CE
Is
hereby
given
thst
I
shall,
on
Monday,
the
I
Gib
day
ot
May,
1927.
si
the
hour
of
10
o'clock
in
the
forenoon
at
tha
Oaurthouu.
Prince
Hurjert.
held
in
r.ni.tiiA
orroiui'MTV
"By
the
way.
I
met
Dupont.
wife
Is
very
hoarse
and
can't
sing.
any
name
on
the
.aid
lists,
or
to
ine
,
lhe
Utti
0(
the
EsUte
of
John
th,
comnanv
eenerally.
OaudUy
earbed.
tj.enmj,
uauuuy
garuea.
cwuipsny
regUtration
as
voter
ot
any
applicant
William
Tlbblts
Deceased
Intestate.
1
for
registration;
and
for
the
other
pur-
TA
;
Jkjtice
uiatbT
order
oflL
p!
'
i
uu
Charlebals
carried
the
poses
set
forth
In
the
"Provincial
Elec-
xijcjjeod.
Dutiict
Registrar,
dated
the
role
out
to
perfection.
Dramatic
allu-
r.,
nr
mis
Otn
,h
I
J,rl.
d'
?
AJ?'
"Z'W"
?:
slons
were
needed
and
Miss
Charlebols!
day
l
Af.nl.
1S27.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
LAND
ACT
I
In
Range
3.
Coast
Land
District.
Land
!
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert.
!
and
situate
on
the
south
shore
of
Evans
'
Arm
D
C
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oosse
Packing
Oo.
Ltd..
of
32i
Howe
St..
Vancouver
BC
txrupatlon
fish
Packers,
intends
to
apply
far',
lease
of
the
following
,
described
lands:
rVHnnieneina
at
a
Dost
s
fh.iin
distsnt
In
sn
essterlr
dlrec
,
rvjntv1
Arlmmislrstor
of
the
Estate
.of
PLAYERS'CLUB
STAGES
FARCE
M'OliKII
Iir:('lli:il
MIT
IV
ST.WI-ISO
or
"NOT1IIM1
ntT
TIIK
Tltl'TII,"
IT'
IIKST
rttOIM'C-TIOX
VIST
The
Prince
Rupert
Players
Club
ha
scored
several
atage
successes
but
the
best
of
all
In
the
organization's
history
was
the
production,
before
an
audience
which
crawded
the
Weatholme
Theatre
last
night,
of
the
three-act
farce,
-Nothing
But
The
Truth."
A
well
selected
ct
and
a
theme
which
permitted
of
much
action
and
merriment
provided
a
Vehicle
which
waa
handled
by
eleven
amateur
player.
In
a
manner
which
left
little
to
be
desired.
There
might
have
been
a
few
minor
criticisms
to
make
out
the
general
excellence
of
the
thing
mlnlmlrtd
these
to
a
point
of
disan
nulled
direct
on
receipt
of
price
by
I
'-'ranee.
The
largeness
of
the
audience
and
Its
enthusiasm
was
ample
tribute
to
the
effort,
and
ability
or
the
member,
of
the
cast.
Indicating
that
the
club
now
hold,
an
enviable
position
of
popularity
a.
an
organization
of
entertainment.
The
motif
of
"Nothing
But
The
Truth"
depicted
the
occurrences
following
the
resolution
of
the
leading
man.
with
a
110,000
bet
against
his
.business
associates
that
he
would
be
able
to
carry
out
the
undertaking,
to
tell
the
truth
for
a
space
of
twenty-four
hour.,
even
refraining
from
"white
He.."
The
In
volvlng
situations
which
followed
with
hi
partners,
his
friends
and
even
his
fiance
we're
the
setting
for
an
evening
of
hilarious
rfjerrtment
before
the
bet
was
won
and
It
became
possible
tor
Robert
Bennett
to
put
thing,
right
again.
Jimmy
Palmer
waa
the
player
.elected
far
the
leading
role
and
he
carried
out
a
difficult
and
exacting
part
of
an
es
sentially
men's
play
in
an
admirable
manner.
The
part
of
E.
M.
Ralston,
unscrupulous
New
York
stock
broker
In
whoM
office
and
country
home
the
scenes
were
laid,
taken
by
Alex.
Connon,
waa
equally
Important
and
almost
as
heavy
of
the
east,
usher,
and
all
those
who;
rLuT
June.
1937.
for
the
conveyance
of
Hw
slted
tn
staging
the
play
as
well
as,
'
...,,,
"
nk
.
yW'MMto.
tr
"
I-Pk
Contract,
mtmben
cf
tbe
.
3.n"?
''
supper
yount
invttor.
had
Important
aupport-
and
dancing
enjoyed
until
j,
ni
the
morning.
The
Catherine
and
CJ'JLl
from
nrMiH.
i
n
wnn
Ih
I'rvlmiilar
rianar.r
nl.ii.
r
'
Hla
The
leading
lady
was
Mis
Margaret
Palmer,
who
appeared
to
advantage
as
Printed
notices
conuinlur
further
In-
'10nl
OI
"
fTjnce
Kupen
Player
jnneu's
winsome
young
fiancee.
Qwen
formation
as
to
condition
of
prouosed
jClub.
and
music
was
furnished
by
the
Ralston
Bbe
was
quite
capable
In
llyl
Mi1'
orellrl-
DurtD
ln'
Iocellnga.
;nnaibg
many
situation.
wWch
called
Office
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
and
at
W-
w!'on
spoke,
complimenting
the
upon
her
talenU.
Ml
Dorothr
OUltng-
Uie
office
of
the
District
superintendent
cast
for
lu
work,
and
Alex
Connon
ham,
alwara
pipuVrr.
made
an
ade
of
Postal
Berviee.
Vaneouvrr.
B.C.
i.,
.
,
,
.
,
......
.....
il
.
.
.
j.
r
HVKIMT,
District
Superintendent
of
Postal
Service.
Diatrtrt
Superintendent's
Office.
Vancouver.
11
C
April
29.
1837.
director,
was
also
heard
from
In
sp-
quately
dignified
snfl
Indignant
wife
and
prectative
remarks
for
the
services
of
mother
while
alias
Etanaa
Uarah
took
the
player,
and
all
those
who
had
In
with
credit
the
role
ot
the
Ingenue
lany
way
assisted
In
ataglng
the
pro-
daughter
of
the
summer
community's
ductlon.
wealthiest
parents.
,
(
IIUMCTEK
UOI.ES
Character
role,
art
an
essentia
part
ot
any
farce
and
in
this
production
they
were
happily
selected.
Arthur
Sharps
made
an
inimitable-
bishop
seek
-Ob.
what
about
Inviting
them
both
t
.
,
hU
seaside
home
for
chll-
to
dinner
tonHhtr'-Pele
Mele
(Paris).
dn.
NlturmlJr
rifted
for
such
a
part.
IN
PRORATE
,
his
execution
of
It
left
nothing
to
be
I
desired.
He
proved
that
the
bishop
was
held
t
sitting
of
the
Court
of
Revision
iN
1)ln
sl'PKEMK
roi
RT
OP
nniTlsil
'
quite
as
good
(
OI.I
Mlllt
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Act",
and
rest.
business
man
as
the
A
difficult
pat
was
that
of
the
cab
aret
girl,
Mxble
Jackson,
who
Involved
Uohn
William
Tlbblu.
deceased,
and
all'0'?
supplied
them.
On
this
occasion.
parties
naving
claims
against
me
saia
1
sne
was
lar
xrom
oeing
a
seaate
young
1.4
nMi.rp.v
nr
vM.rt
!
.
.
.
.
.
-
.
.
,w
.
.
w-
.
i
T
p
mrm
nprtDT
rVCUirefl
0
lUaallSCl
I
liiak
ti
i
,
.
an-.
-
.
-
.
.
a.
.
.
lalXJl
School
KTillMH
teacher.
Knvun.
MUKl
.
n.
a
nmnaariw
v.ni
mi
i
n
wrm
nn
nr
i.
.
.
!...'.
.
..'
.
.
"
I
tti.nnl.a
1.1.
a
asramn-.ll.tr.
anla
.
1
1
V.
aaf.
lore
me
zisi
asy
oi
may.
aoj.
iwii,
ana
i""""1
-
'"t--1"""
all
pariletr
indented
to
tne
estate
are
lect.
MllK
i:
or
INTI.Mlov
TO
APPLY
TO
:
required
to
pay
the
amount
ot
their
in-
I.r.Asf.
I.
!.
debtedrms
to
me
forthwith
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DATED
the
21st
day
of
April,
A
D.
ion.
IN
PROUATK.
VOTICi:
r
INIKNTIoS
TO
APPLY
TO
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
1W
"
'
.
......
....
i
nil
f
the
lias
amount
nrnn
irit
At
ot
tVia1
their
trtHssKtsaHnssB-
indebtedness
tn
to
.1.M.
I
.A
NO.
In
Rsmte
4.
Coast
Land
District.
Land
according
District
of
Prince
liupert,
and
situate
in
vicinity
of
Captain's
Cove,
Pitt
Island.
DC.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
douse
Packing
Co
Ltd
.
of
334
Howe
St..
.Vancouver.
BC
occupation
Klsh
Packers.
Intends
j
NOTICE
I
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
application
'
for
the
Issue
of
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
for
Lots
twenty-one
(31)
and
twentv-two
(33).
Dlock
seventeen
(IT),
;Bectloii
one
(1).
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
i
M
BaUa?actory
proof
of
the
loss
of
the
'Certificate
of
Title
covering
the
above
land
having
been
produced
to
me,
It
Is
.-J
itt-ntinn
to
issue,
after
the
exnlra-
.tion
of
one
month
from
the
first
pub-lira
tion
hereof,
a
Provisional
Certificate
Of
Title
lO
Ml
iUii.
uu
.a,
an.
a..
.v.
of
Murland
De
Orasne
Evans,
the
Militia!
Certificate
of
Title
Is
dated
th,
"5th
October.
1914.
and
la
num.
bered
87301.
,
n.
l,SnU
IteglBirj
av....V(
..a.vv
..ua....
n.O..
0th
April
nnrii,
1937.
II.
P.
MacLEOD,
Keglstrar
ot
Title.
pay
me
lormwiin.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
H.O.
Dated
the
38th
day
ot
March.
A.D.
1937.
WATER
NOTICE
to
apply
tor
a
lease
or
tne
ipuowing
i
NOTICE
13
HEREBY
OIVEN
thst
His
described
lands:
,....
Honour
the
Lleutenant-Oovrrnor
ott
Commencing
at
a
nost
P'jnted
tt
UrUi,h
Columbia,
by
and
with
the
ad-the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
1353.
nanre
vlce
of
Ils
Executive
Council,
has
been
t
4:
wenee
norm
a
cuiuiu,
:..
.
p
to
order
ts
15
.hunt:
chains;
thence
thence
souih
south
to
to
northeast
northeast,
i
that
THAT
the
k
corner
....
ia
Lot
1
13J3:
3
vi
thence
thence
westerly
Urly
along
aions
i
,
waters
ot
...
Brown's
Di.,.n
River
.
and
Me
u..
Knight
Creek,
tributaries
ot
Ecstall
River,
established
pursuant
to
order
in
Counoll
Number
80S
approved
the
13th
day
ot
June,
1931,
be
cancelled.
The
cancellation
of
the
said
reservation
win
be
effective
on
April
19th,
1937.
DATED
this
11th
day
of
March.
1937.
T.
D.
PATTULLO.
Minister
ot
Lands.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
LAND
DIVISION
TUPff
MIWTii
.ft...
II
Vftnn.f4
nt
High
Miss
Margaret
Miss
Lillian
Worsfold
as
Martha,
a
wlniome
maid,
completed
the
cast.
The
director
was
A.
A.
Connon
who
was
assisted
by
II.
P.
Olassey.
Oeorge
Mitchell
waa
business
and
stage
manager.
-Miss
Violet
Cameron
acted
u
prompter
while'
R,
w.
Cameron
assisted
with
the
clock
which,
played
an
import
-
,
,
.
TIIK
t-RTMH
tOUMRIA
T
OP
HRITIMI
j
ant
part
In
two
acts.
The
costuming
!w,s
ffiSSi
u,
the'
hU
61
Mn..
David
Thorn-
tion
from
northeast
corner
Lot
740.
In
the
Matter
ot
the
Administration
sun,
assisted
by
MUs
Etanda
Msrsti,
and
.Range
3;
inenea
souu
i
m
cnains;
.
;
.
Utt
tundture
was
aupplled
by
Bairle's
west
IS
chains;
thence
north
to
shore:
In
the
Mstter
of
the
Estste
of
August'
-wlLv-,
thence
easterly
along
snore
to
point
oi
j
u.
rnorun.
aeceasea,
intestate.
,
rwuwuii(.iini
m
commencement,
and
containing
7
acres,
morr
or
less.
aOSSB
PACK1NO
CO.
LTD..
Applicant.
Per
Chas.
I..
Roberts.
Agent.
Dated
April
7.
1B27.
LAND
ACT
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HI
1
as
cashier
with
th
following
ladles
as
Honor
P
McB.
Young,
the
28th
day
of
:
whers.
Miss
w.
Caroline
Caroline.
Mitrhell
Mitchell.
Mm
Miss
E.
E
,
March.
A
D
1927.
I
ad.
I
was
appointed
...
...
'
.
a
.....
.
.
.
i
.1
HI.....
a
.
a
I.L
1.1
AUgUSt
IS.
MUCiVaHjr,
Alia
jYum
lurcii,
Ml.
Al.
Oliici,
Norlin.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
i
jjim
prances
Cross
claims
against
the
aald
estate
are
Jiereby
:
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
i
men.
,
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
18th
day
ot
April,
AD.
1827.
and
all
parties
and
Miss
Lillian
KING
GEORGE
NOT
CROSSING
Hll.1.
XOT
T.tKK
l.ONd
VOY.VflES
IIKIll'.Al'TKIl
IT
Is
I
NDEKSrOOII
In
history
has
msde
his
last
long
voyage.
r
Since
the
king
and
'('queen
were
unable
to
accept
an
invitation
ot
the
Canadian
government
to
visit
that
country
In
July,
It.
has
been
whispered
about
in
authoritative
court
circles
that
their
majesties
had
concluded
not
to
contemplate
any
ventures
so
far
from
home
again.
The
report
Is
that
both
the
king
Portland.
Ore.,
phyalcla'n.
Intend
"
to
,'
flueen,
conaldertng
their,
ages
(the
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Lands
for
a
iking
will
be
63
on
June
3),
have
deem-
licence
10
prospect
lor
coai,
petroleum
anil
natural
na
.iiH
unrixr
tha
fnl.
lowing
described
lands,
altuat
on
8klde-
I
such
as
crossing
the
Atlantic,
may
be
gate
Inlet,
Orahain
Island:
oonsidered
out
of
Uve
quesUon,
partly
Commencing
at
a
post
panted
at
the
I,
.
...
.
northweat
corner
of
Section
30.
Town-
ot
the
fatigue
aocompunylng
ship
1;
thence
80
chains
east;
thence
such
excursions
audi
the
nervous
strain
B0
chain,
aouth;
thence
00
chains
west;
by
oy
lUl,
rvmrtio,..
mn,i
n
0ther
owirr
;uiiion.
thence
80
chaliis-
north,
to
point
of,unp"
.'ommenrement.
isoolal
sffalrs.
1wntrd
March
14.
'81,L.0f.ARn
Hereafter.
It
seems,
.any
trips
their
A.'
J,
QOlNrAnt.ln)ll"
uk,.4
foreign
lands
Money
:.
Raising
TO
TIIK
PKOI'LE:
i
I
get
desperate
but.
I
can't
help
It
whenever
I
take
charge
of
a
stock
of
merchandise,
I
always
say
Rood
bye
to
Regular
Prices.
I
am
here
to
get
the
money
and
my
hohby
is
.SHLLINf!..
MERCHANDISE
as
name
people
call
it
but
the
main
thing
it
IT
MUST
BE
SOLD!
Chas.
E.
Rand,
The
Jlark
Down
Man,"
in
full
charge.
Sale
starts
Friday
Morning
at
9
ENGLISH
SPUN
SILK
DRESSES
New
Spring
Stock.
In
sizes
.".G
to
40,
and
assorted
colors.
Regular
$15.75.
13.50
.
SPUN
SILK
DRESSES
Sizes
SO
to
40.
Regular
?8.50
value.
Cft
Cft
Sale
Price
llritish
Spun
Silk
Regular
$2.25.
Per
yard
SI.
85
.11
Inch
Ginghams
Regular
35c.
4
yards
for
SI.
00
27
Inch
Ginghams
Regular
25c.
6
yards
for
.51.00
Ribbons
Value
to
75c.
Per
yard
20?
Ribbons
Values
to
85c.
Per
yard
Iit5f
Ribbons
Values
to
$1.00.
Per
yard
:."r
Children's
Hand
Embroidered
Silk
Dresses
Regular
$G.50,
for
!$:i.50
Pongee
Kiddie's
Rompers
Regular
$4.90,
for
SI.
05
.MILLINERY
New
Spring
Hats.
Regular
values
$5.50.
St.
S3.95
SILK
I.UVISCA
DRESSES
Sizes
3G
to
42.
Values
to
$7.50.
Sale
Price
S4.95
t0
6.00
Women's
Silk
IIos;
Regular
$1.50.
Sale
price,
.1
for
sjll.oo
Women's
Cotton
Hose
Regular
$1.50.
Sale
price
-.1c1
Women's
Lisle
Hosj
Penman's.
Sale
price
IVif
Women's
Chiffon
Hose
Regular
$2.50.
Sale
price
$1.05
Children's
Cotton
Hose
Sale
price,
5
pairs
for
$1.00
Women's
Jenny
Lind
Silk
Hose
Sale
price.
.
00?
Indies'
Vests
Regular
50c.
Sale
price
.
.
:t5f
Ladies'
Vests
Regular
75c.
Sale
price
.
.
50?
Corsets
To
clear
-
50
to
50$
FIGURED
BROADCLOTH
SMOCKS
The
finest
materials.
In
sizes
.'JO
to
42,
and
assorted
colors.
Regular
$1.75.
Sale
CO
ntT
Price
QOSD
NEW
SPRING
HATS
Regular
values
$7.50.
Sale
Price
....
S5.50
Spun
Silk
Regular
$1.25.
Per
yard
0.V
Silk
and
Wool
RIoomcrs
Regular
$1.00,
for
5r
Mercerised
Crepe
R.'oom-
ers
Regular
$1.00,
for
7.-
Cotton
Bloomers
Regular
$1.00,
for
50f
Sport
Sweaters
20
per
cent
off.
Shetland
Floss
Wool
12
for
S1.00
Crochet
Cotton
10
for
a
ijlt.OO
Flannelettes
To
clear.
G
yards
for
....
$1.00
Striped
Flannelette
5
yards
for
$1.00
Striped
Flannelette
Re-.
gular
GOc,
for
:t5
COME
IN
AND
LOOK
THESE
BARGAINS
OVER
SPECIAL
REDUCTIONS
I.ADIE.S'
SILK
HOSE
on
al1
ALL
PATTERN
HATS
100
Pairs
only.
Regular
SPRING
-COATS
AND
GREATLY
REDUCED
$1.50
value.
'
DRE.SSES
Sale
Price
Q-J
ftA
Pure
Linen
Huck
Towels
3
for
tPl.UU
..
.Ka
,'
r,y
CHILDREN'S
HATS
SO
ONLY
LADIFS'
HATS
1
uck
Towels
Regular
frnm
from
M"v
7
.1
V.
Values
to
$3.00
Your
r-
P.u
......
..-a
Each
10c.
.U?
91.1)0
to
SjS2.no
choice
CO
AA
2
Dozen
Huck
Towels
To
cnoice
JSo.UU
clear
at
each
....
1
Op
for
Indies'
Middies
Regu-
GO
Only,
Hand
Embroid-
Children's
.Middies
Re-
lar
values
$2.50
and
$Q.0.
ered
House
Dresses
gular
$1.00
and
$1.75
Sale
price
to
clear
Values
to
$2.00.
values.
Sale
price
to
clear
SLOO
10
S3.00
SI
81-00
50c
t0
$1.00
PRICES
SLASHED
ON
THE
ENTIRE
STOCK,
INCLUDING
NEW
SPRING
GOODS.
M
Third
Avenue.
rs.
S.
FRIZZELL
wUl
be
merely
to
the
continent,
en-route
to
the
Riviera,
perhaps,
during
Uhe
winter
months,
when,
as
is
some-
!
times
the
case,
the
king
Is
bothered
with
a
tender
throat,
aggravated
by
I
the
English
damp
weather.
i
VMTEO
CANADA
The
king
toofore
his
coronation
visited
Canada
on
six
different
occasions
and
made
numerous
voyages
to
India,
LONDON,
May
SXing
Oeorge.
the,
.,,..
,nd
othfr
Dnm
ot
the
world.
reservation
of
the
unrecord-
'most
widely
travelled
royal
personage
h.vlntt
tun
his
travela
as
a
boy
of
.
,
.
.
.
.
....
.
,
n
shore
to
point
of
commencement,
and
qo
containing
7
acres,
more
or
less,
OOSSE
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
Chas.
L.
Roberts,
Agent.
Dated
April
7,
1B37,
14.
Since
the
wkr
the
travels
of
the
king
'and
queen
have
been
limited
to
a
visit
to
Belfast
In
1931
to
Inaugurate
the
new
parliament
of
northern
Ireland,
a
state
visit
to
Belgium
In
1933
and
a
similar
visit
to
France
and
Italy
two
years
ago.
The
kirii
is
.tond
of
the
sea,
but
Queen
Mary
U
bad
sallor
and
admits
it,
.
.MAK1NO
A
START
wise
that
any
further
Toyagesjij
"orocery
butter
is
so
unsatisfactory,
hiear."
laid
-
the
young
wiie.
-i
nave
decided
today
that
we
would
make
out
own."
"Oh.
did
you!"
sold
her
.husband.
"Yes,
I
bought
a
churn
arid
ordered
buttermilk
to
be
left
here
regularly.
Wont
It
be
nice
to
have
really
fresh
butter
Now
York
World.
LADIES
AND
CHILDREN'S
READY-TO-WEAR.
Phone
122
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
U.T.P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Roilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
.
..
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING:
,
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle,
all
kind
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
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in
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News"