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by
the
way
some
women
dress
they
must
be
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despair.
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Wednesday,
May
4,
1927
ALL
GETTING
HEADY
TO
CELEBRATE
Reports
from
different
parts
of
Canada
indicate
that
every
locality
is.
preparing
to
celebrate
the
diamond
jubilee
of
the
Dominion
in
fitting
style.
In
some
communities
different
districts
are
joining
to
hold
one
big
event.
Everywhere
much
interest
is
being
taken
in
the
preliminary
arrangements
and
it
promises
to
be
the
most
elaborate
national
celebration
the
Dominion
has
e.ver
seen.
Prince
Rupert
is
doing
well
to
fall
jn
line
and
do
her
part
in
the
great
event.
Students
are
popularly
supposed
to
exercise
their
heads
all
day
long
and
well
on
into
the
stilly
night,
so
they'
play
football
to
get
exercise
for
their
other
extremities.
KETCHIKAN
REJOICING
AT
PULP
LEASE
The
neighboring
city
of
Ketchikan
is
rejoicing
over
the
fact
thai
the
Zellerbach
Company
has
secured
a
lease
of
a
huge
tract
of
timber
land3
and
proposes
to
establish
a
paper
mill
in
that
vicinity.
It
may
well
feel
happy.
Nothing
better
could
happen
to
it.
Prince
Rupert
people
will
be
glad
to
hear
of
their
success.
Their
leading
newspaper,
the
Ketchikan-Alaska
Chronicle,
is
preparing
to
make
some
notable
additions
to
its
service
to
keep
pace
with
the
new
Fishermen
were
always
religious
people
even
back
two
thousand
years
ago
at
the
Sea
of
Galilee.
But
of
late
years
the
fish
story
originated.
SELLING
OF
PORCH
EH
ISLAND
.MINE
The
fact
that
outside
interests
have
come
in
and
purchased
a
gold
nil
ne
on
Porcher
Island
and
will
operate
it
this
summer
is
one
of
the
signs
of
the
times.
Plenty
of
people
in
this
city
could
have
purchased
the
mine
but
they
do
not
have
faith
in
anything
around
here.
They
prefer
to
invest
their
money
outside.
A
man
had
to
come
all
the
way
from
Toronto
to
find
the
property.
We
hope
he
makes
a
pile
of
money
and
leads
the
way
for
others
to
follow.
Rattlesnakes
would
be
all
right
if
they
did
nothing-but
rattle.
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
TO
ALASKA
Juneau
recently
proposed
subsidizing
a
steamship
service
to
the
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
but
it
was
defeated
because
it
was
feared
that
it.
might
be
unconstitutional
and
also
because
the
existing
steamship
lines
offered
to
improve
their
services
and
include
Juneau
therein
It
is
very
probable
that
as
a
result
more
boats
will
be
coming
from
Alaska
to
this
port
and
more
business
will
be
done
over
the
Canadian
National
line.
Beware
of
the
woman
who
tells
her
age.
She
will
tell
anything.
SALVATION
ARMY
WORK
"J"
he
Salvation
Army
is
making
a
canvass
of
the
city
in
connection
with
its
annual
self-denial
week,
the
proceeds
of
the
collection
being
devoted
to
its
rescue
and
mission
work.
The
sum
of
approximately
one
thousand
dollars
is
needed
to
carry
on
the
work
and
to
help
pay
off
a
debt
on
the
citadel.
Everyone
knows
the
kind
of
work
the
Salvation
Army
is
doing.
It
is
different
from
that
of
the
churches
and
is
often
sorely
needed,
especially
in
a
frontier
town.
It
is
satisfactory
to
know
that
they
are
succeeding
in
their
efforts
and
with
the
help
of
the
local
people
are
likely
to
reach
their
financial
objective.
.'
In
jsome
places
people
only
exist.
In
Prince
Rupert
a
'I-lot
of
us
live.
v
,
,
'
.If
you
are
not
big'
enough,
for
yn(ur
worK.;grpwI
,
Do
not
laugh
behind
a
person's
back.
That's
the
place
to
kick.
i
murmur
p
HARTLEY
BAY
PEOPLE
!
MARRIED
YESTERDAY
Km.
IS.
II.
Hacker
mfirluled
at
Mediling
In
I
lilted
I'll
hit
h
11
turning
A
pretty
wedding
took
place
last
ctenlng
at
seven
oYlock
at
th
United
Church
when
Miss
Flora
Robinson
of
Hartley
Hay
became
the
bride
or
John
Eaton
of
the
unit
place.
Rev.
O.
O.
Hacker
officiating.
Only
a
few
friends;
of
the
bride
and
groom
were
present,
the
witnesses
being
Mrs.
A.
Robinson
.
mother
of
the
bride,
and
Nathan
J.
Shaw.
The
party
came
to
town
Monday
on
,
their
cwn
launch
and
tomorrow
will
be
leaving
for
Lowe
Inlet
where
they
wllli
remain
during
the
cannery
Mwtoon.
1
ALICE
ARM
The
Silver
Crest
Mines
Ltd.
Is
to
start
development
work
at
once
on
the
Saddle
property
on
Hasting
Arm
of
which
Charles
CUy
of
Anyox
is
the
owner.
Two
fifty
foot
winzes
wUI
be
sunk
on
the
rein
one
hundred
feet
apart
and,
if
the
ore
shows
up
well,
a
tram
will
be
Installed
and
shipping
started.
P.
E.
Peterson,
well
known
In
coast
mining
circles.
Is
In
charge
of
the
work.
Mass
was'
held
here
at
the
home
of
Stephen
Dumas
last
Wednesday
and
Thursdiy
mornings
by
Father
Cham-sgne
of
Anyox.
Construction
was
started
here
last
week
of
a
new
general
store
building
for
T.
W.
Falconer.
The
old
post
office
building,
one
of
the
early
structures
of
the
town,
was
demolished
last
week
and
the
office
building
of
the
Alice
Arm
Freighting
Co.
will
stand
on
the
ground
formerly
occupied
by
It.
STEWART
Quick
results
are
being
obtained
In
the
lower
tunnel
of
the
Independence
according
to
Superintendent
J.
L
Swanson.
The
tunnel
Is
now
in
170
feet
and
four
feet
of
solid
galena,
hav-lng
the
appearance
of
being
high
grade,
tut
been
encountered
190
feet
below
the
upper
tunnel.
8.
P.
Fitzgerald.
president
of
the
company,
is
confident
that
the
mine
will
soon
be
producing
on
a
large
scale.
Father
Emit
Leray.
who
was
In
here
In
1920
and
1921,
has
resumed
his
resi
dence
in
Stewart
as
priest
for
the
A
meeting
was
held
In
Victoria,
yesterday
for
the
purpose
of
electing
a
permanent
trustee
for
the
Victoria
Mines
Ltd.
The
concern
is
understood
here
to
owing
about
1
5.O00.
During
the
winter
George
Bunn
has
made
good
start
on
a
main
working
tunnel
for
the
Engineer
group
on
the
louth
fork
of
the
Marmot
River
which
Is
considered
one
of
the
most
promising
properties
of
that
section.
He
cross
cut
and
timbered
distance
of
S3
feet
through
moraine
and
finally
-encountered
the
solid
rock
formation
close
to
the
big
copper
lead
on
which
he
had
previously
done
considerable
work
higher
up
the
hill.
This
work
was
a
single
handed
achievement.
Work
has
been
resumed
on
the
L
&
L.
Consolidated,
formerly
the
L.
It
L.
Olacler
Creek,
a
double
shift
of
miners
having
been
put
on
by
Superintendent
H.
J.
Thomey
to
drive
ahead
In
the
tunnel
from
the
point
where
work
was
suspended
last
year.
It
is
the
inten
tion
to
thoroughly
prospect
the
workings
of
the
new
properties
taken
Into
the
L.
&
L.
organization
which
Include
the
Rash
Columbia.
Union
Jack
and
other
claims.
J
Before
.he
left
.last
week
to
take
up
a-bVw'
pulpit
ui.
Saskatchewan,
the
Boy
i
Scouts
gave
a
farewell
banquet
In
the
Service
Club
to
Rev.
A.
W.
R.
Ashley
shorn
they
presented
with
a
cigarette
case,
match
case
and
'cigarettes.
The
presentation
was
made
by
Trygve
Han-
een.
John
Franz
and
Peter
Westman
have
created
considerable
Interest
with
a
dlsplsy
of
copper
ore
from
their
Nabob
group
which
they
located
on
the
east
side
of
the
mountain
between
the
head
of
Barney
Oulch
which
opens
Into
the
Bear
River
two
miles
above
Stewart.
They
spent
two
months
prospecting
on
the
property
and
found
ore
carrying
good
values
of
copper
aa
well
as
IS
la
gold
and
$13
In
silver.
The
new
mine.
which
Is
closer
to
town,
locks
like
rival
for
the
Oeorge
Copper.
R.
O.
Lewis
hss
been
appointed
by
H.
W.
M.
Rolston
ti
Co.
to
act
as
local
representative
for
the
Ouarantee
Saving
Is
Loan
Society
of
Vancouver.
A
party
of
25
Ketchikan
Elks
paid
visit
to
Hyder
at
the
end
of
the
week
and
initiated
fifteen
new
members
there.
A
supper
and
dance
was
riven
In
their
honor
with
a
large
trowd
from
Stewart
and
Hyder
in
attendance.
Under
an
order
of
execution
to
satis
fjr
a
labor
lien
placed
by
Jamea
Grant,
the
equity
of
the
Daty-Alaaka
Co.
In
the
Daly-Alaska
group
on
the
Alaskan
side
of
Salmon
River
has
been
Dur
I
chawed,
by
Yael
Rosenstain
for
11408.
Mrs.
N.
II,
Stevens
and
son,
Melvin.
have
returned
to
Hyder
after
spending
the
winter
to
Ketchikan.
Tbey
will
be
JABOUR
BROTHERS
Store
Wide
Sale
New
Dresses
and
Coats
.
AFTERNOON
DRESSES
In
many
of
the
new
fabrics,
shown
n
pleats,
tucks,
etc.
All
in
the
populur
Spring
shades
and
black.
These
are
smartly
trimmed
and
should
sell
easily
at
the
regular
prices,
$25.00
tjj
2.50
S12.85
Sale
Price
v
'
s
One
lot
of
Dresses,
mostly
Serges
and
Gaberdines
and
worth
up
CO
QC
ft.U
to
$25.04
Sale
Price
...
:
Several
very
choice
Dresses
in
Wool
materials,
mostly
larger
sites.
Cfi
QCJ
Regular
$12.50
to
$17.50.
Sale
Price
.
WVU
NEW
SPRING
COATS
These
must
go
regardless
of
cost
or
style.
You'll
find
many
very
attractive
coats
now
within
the
limits
of
the
smaller
purse.
Regular
Q1
J.
C
$25.00
to
$32.50
values.
Sale
Price
......
.
?J.lOU
Now
come
all
those
beautiful
Novelty
Coats,
trimmed
with
soft
rabbit
fur.
Some
belted.
Regular
$S5.00
to
$10,00
vnluen.
C1Q
OlJ-OO
Sale
Price
BOYS'
WOOL
SUITS
I
am
ordered
to
close
out
all
Boys'
Clothing
and
as
a
result
you'll
find
many
new
quality
suits,
some
with
two
pair
pants
QQ
QC
QO.VO
Sale
Price
SPRING
SHOES
To
clear
out
large
quantities
of
both
Women's
and
Men's
Shoes,
I
have
grouped
hundred-,
of
pairs
on
the
tables.
Values
to
$10.00
QCp
VOX
Now
selling
at
Others
SI.
IK'
S.t.iKi
Special
values
for
the
kiddies.
A
Sale
without
parallel
In
.
,
JLC.
properly
designate
the
.pi
did
repone
of
the
crowd,
flocked
to
thl
great
Kale
on
Sator
day.
I
regret
that
lad
of
time
pr(
vented"
brining
out
more
thai
i
sprinkling
of
the
many
ettrcu,
value
here
for
you.
Now
i
slock
ha
!een
appraied
and
tomor.
row
you'll
find
the
More
aid,?
,),
bargains.
Come!
Illlrh
your
dslb,
!o
I
he
lnrget
load
It
ever
Put
these
lazy
dollars
to
0ii
t,
thl
wile
will
be
remcmhereq
far
yearn
by
all
prudent
shopper..
A
I.
WHITE
MILLINERY
New
Spring
Hats
in
the
.
patterns
and
a
daizling
t
color
effects.
fcl.no
;M
values.
on
q
Sale
Price
00.55
36
INCH
ENGLISH
WOMEN'S
FABRIC
WOMEN'S
MONARCH
3fi
INCH
IILKAUIEI)
BROADCLOTH
GLOVES
HOSE
COTTON
Ten
pieces,
in
stripes
or
Regular
7oc
to
$1.50
val-
"Green
Stripe
"
This
is
Very
fine
r
checks.
Some
very
high
Ues.
Black,
White
and
high
standard
line
of
by
Dominion
I
i.
colors.
Good
value
av
Tan.
Qn
Sl,k
,l0'
male
'n
Can-
This
i
offered
f
1
I
$K00
the
yard
49c
All
sizes
Jt
ada.
Guaranteed
QQq
white
or
Gray
r
L
:
HOLEPROOF
IIOSIEIT
1
HUDSON'S
BAY
YARN
INCH
SCRIM
COTTON
CREPES
Here
Is
a
n.
A
large
stock
of
this
A
larpe
variety
to
suit
Splendid
quality
full
loters
of
fine
I
T.-
I
yarn,
in
fourteen
shades.
any
room.
These
sold
up
32
inch
both
plain
and
entire
ftwk
t
n.
Regular
price
30c
4
On
to
45c
the
yard.
A
An
stripes.
Several
j
7p
known
brand
j
a
Qfj(
x
1
Now
on
sale
at.
.
Now
patterns
pure
silks
New
V9,Y
!
Jabour
Brothers
LIMITED
No
Charges
AH
Sales
for
Cash
AI"
White,
Appraiser,
in
Charge
jintd
in
about
$tevens.
a
month
by
Mr
Mrs.
Perry,
a
well
known
nurse
from
Interior
Alaska,
has
arrived
In
Hyder.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Carson
have
re
turned
'
to
Premier
after
'an,
eitendedl
stay
in
Vancouver.
Joe
Coty
has
leased
the
ground
floor
of
the
Marmot
Hotel
to
W.
R.
Tooth
will
establish
a
pool
hall
therein.
Hugh
Macbougall.
who
started
the
first
blacksmith
shop
In
Hyder.
ha
returned
after
an
absence
of
three
years
In
the
south.
Joe
Jackson,
who
made
the
first
dis
covery
of
ore
on
Texas
Creek
and
who
epent
last
summer
prospecting
on
the
CJtarwater
In
the
Casslar
Creek,
solved
last
week
from
Portland
where
he
made
a
sstlsfactory
deal
for
his
placer
holdings
He
Is
leaving
for
the
Stlklne
at
once
HAZELTON
Steve
Hill
and
Jim
Hodder
have
returned
from
the
wilds
of
the
north
alter
h,jlng
spent
the
winter
trapping.
From
appearances
Steve
reminded
people
of
one
who
had
not
had
the
opportunity
of
visiting
his
bsrber
for
tils
daily
touch-up.
However,
his
beard
and
golden
leeks
were
soon
shorn.
Steve
plans
spending
the
summer
with
Oeorge
Befmes
on
the
pack
train.
Dr.
Harlan
1.
Smith
has
returned
to
these
parts
once
'more
and
will
pursue
the
work
he
has
bten
engitged
In
for
the
past
few
summers.
Mrs.
Smith
may
Join
him
later
on
in
the
season.
A
'
Rev.
Victor
6ansumspent
the
Bab-bath
at
the
village
of
KUreucla.
He
ssys
tie
thoroughly
enjoyed
hU
trip
and
the
experlt
nets.
Sheik
stuff
makes
courUhlu
thrilling.
but
sheiks
let
their
wives
carry
In
the
coal.
LAND
ACT
voTin:
in-
intention
to
,im,v
to
i.i:.w:
mm
i.
In
Range
4.
Coast
Land
District.
Land
Recording
DJitrlct
of
Prince
Rupert
jnd
situate
in
vicinity
cf
Captain's
Core
Pitt
Island.
D
C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Owe
Packing
Co.
Ltd..
of
323
Howe
St..
Vancouver.
I!
C,
occupation
FUh
Paekers.
intend
to
apply
for
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
1
Commencing
at
post
planted
about
mil
distant
In
northerly
direction
from
Lot
1253.
Range
4:
thence
north
5
chains;
thence
esst
30
chains;
thence
south
to
shore:
thence
west
along
shore
t
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
10
sens,
more
or
less.
OOSSE
PACKINO
CO.
LTD..
Applicant.
Per
Chss.
L.
Roberts.
Agent.
Dated
April
7.
1927.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
being
Chspter
38
of
the
Revised
Chapters
of
British
Columbia.
1924,
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Delta
Copper
Company
Limited
IN.PX
TAKE
NOTICE
that
an
application
will
be
made
before
the
presiding
Jud.e
In
Chambers
at
the
Court
Houc
at
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
on
Tuesday,
the
20th
dy
ot
May.
AD
1927.
at
the
hour
of
ten
thirty
ilojo
am.)
o'clock
In
the
forenoon
for
an
Order
permitting
the
above
named
Company
to
be
restored
to
the
Register
of
Companies
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
In
the
office
of
the
Registrsr
of
Companies.
Victoria,
B.C.
rjATFn
st
PrtnM
bnnrt
.
v.
i.
.
.
-
-
ii.uvi
.
.
,
,
iiiin
day
of
April.
A.D.
1927.
WILLIAMS.
MANSON
tt
OONZALES
Solicitors
for
the
Delta
Copper
'
Company
NJ.L
)
NOTICE
J!Jv.T,.,E
MrTER
"of
an
spphestion
for
the
Issue
ot
a
Provisional
Certlllcate
of
Title
for
Lot
twenty-on
2
V
and
twenty-two
(22).
Block
seventeen
(17i
Ms"'
923"'
''
CltT
f
Pflnfe
RuPr':
Sstlsfactory
proof
of
th
lost
of
the
Una
having
been
produced
to
me,
It
is
IUvrviuii
iwnie,
auer
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
first
pub.
llcatlon
hereof,
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Murland
De
Orasse
Evans,
the
original
Certificate
of
Title
Is
dated
be?ed19,t7h30,?CtObfr-
,M4
nmi!,
Ru"rt
II,
r.
MacLROD,
Registrar
of
Title,
I
A
Service
for
Humanity
BECAUSE
of
hheer
nereity,
and
ylcldint
repeated
demands
that
arc
IwlnR
made,
Ihe
s,,,,
Army
Is
launching
out
Into
many
extrnon
f
Social
Work
for
men
and
women
In
V!f
rn
Cmw
Our
nctltilicM
Include
Kecue
women.
Home
for
decried
nnd
orphaned
rhiWJ
Aid
for
diwharged
prUonerM,
Working
Men'
I;
lels,
Relief
work-free
distribution
of
tW
provisIonH
and
fuel
to
the
mit
need).
Old
HomeH,
VNitation
of
jalK
Police
Court
I'resh'AIr
Camp
for
MMr
root
hem
and
chlWrra
mnnv
ilrp
lirnnxli
..I
Ckrlllnn
t.erice
'ut
......
.
V
f-
.....
-
-
manity.
THIS
SPECIAL
WnilK
OP
SALVAGE
HESTOIUTION
CAN
ONLV
BE
LIMITED
l
MEANS
TO
CARRY
IT
ON.
Fellow
cllizen,
you
have
had
a
wondrrful
inre
we
last
walled
on
you.
t-1
1
i
.
ii.
i
i
in
I"
Wrtfrt
i
ninKM
IngH
Canada
Ihv
lot
look
very
bright
and
hopeful
these
days.
Will
you
not
help
in
w
!
nv
of
thoe
lesH
fortunate?
Your
gin
C..IH..I..I
4
iUI
...fir
n
?:il-lviiini
j-
uiiu
iiiiw
f
slfl
JiBhlcnlng
many
a
burden.
In
tbe
remskine
and
women
and
In
caring
for
Chrkt'n
llltle
"lf
neip
us
to
neip
oinc
UNION
STEAMSHIPS.
LIMITED
Kallttifs
Inini
rtlme
i
or
vam
()Ui;k,
VICTOKU,
aim.
Me
Ri
Rtiitert.
rqr(l.'.
1
Day,
Alert
iwy,
rit
i
U.
iu.
.
-
.a.
J.r
VANrot!VI:it,
VtCTOItlA,
limnlale.
Aim
l.
rliu
Mjarns;
Mr
I"
PHT
SI.MI'MIN,
AMCK
A
KM.
AN
VOX,
Bll.tVAKT(
Wsles
..
oy.
p.m.
lur
Nuns
llu.r
ver
Itl
ZucI
Avenue.
Points
awl
Part
Hlmpwm,
Thursday
'"
n.
M.
WMI1II.
AHlt.
I'rliue
l
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