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DAILY
EDITION.
Thursday,
March
17,
1927
HOLDING
HALIBUT
CATCHES
OVER
HERE.
On
the
excuse
that
there
was
not
another
passenger
train
east
until
Saturday,
and
that
the
quantity
of
fish
offering
was
not
suffi
cient
to
put
on
an
extra
train,
some
fifty
thousand
pounds
of
hali--
uui,
partly
American
and
partly
Canadian,
was
yesterday
held
over
for
sale
on
the
local
Fish
Exchange,
although
an
express
train
did
leave
about
noon.
The
most
of.
this
fish
had
arrived
during
the
night
pervious
or
early
the
same
mornine.
liTTIXU
ci:kk.momi:s
FOR
five!
MKUtiUtN
of
mi:
CLANS
mow
LOCAL
HOSPITAL
With
fitting
cereuioulesitercle
for
I
the
,1937
graduating
.claM?s,ir6m
the
!
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
training
!
school
lor
nurses
took
place
last
night.
Service
were
held
In
the
First,
Presbyterian
Church
and
were
followed
by
a
'reception
in
the
Imperial
Order,
Daugh
ters
of
the
Empire.
Hall,
The
graduate
;
were
Miss
Ceorglna
Hunter.
RJQ..
Mlu
I
Ann
Castell,
RX.
.Miss
Zada:
Palm
bom.
'
Miss
Bernlce
Clay
and
Miss
Hazel
Cunningham.
Dolft
functions
were
largely
attended.
'
'
The
ceremonies
'
In
the
church
were
presided
over
by
Thomas
McClymont.
After
the
congregation
had
assembled,
the
graduating
class
marched
down
the
.aisles
and.
accompanied
by
members
of
'
the
graduate
and
undergraduate
staff,
took
their
eau
In
the
front
rows,
all
:
being
in
uniform
and
the
graduates
carrying
beautiful
bouquet.
Rev.
Evan
Baker
of
Rupert
East
United
Church
entered
opening
prayer
and.
with
a
few
brief
remarks.
Mr.
McClymont
opened
the
proceedings.
The
address
to
the
graduating
clasw
was
given
In
eloquent
and
appropriate
manner
by
Rev.
J.
R.
Frlzell.
pastor
of
the
First
.Presbyterian
Church.
He
directed
the
attention
of
the
young
women
entering
upon
their
life
careers
to
the
three
great
duties
that
were
theirs,
first,
their
duty
to
themselves;
their
duty
to
others,
and
their
duty
to
the
Creator.
The
speaker
enlarged
upon
these
requisites
.applying
them
partic
ularly
to
the
work
of
the
nurse.
He
gave
sound
and
uplifting
counsel,
t
PRESENTATION
MAKE
The
graduates
were
then
presented
with
their
diploma
by
J.
H.
Thompson,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital,
and
were
Invested
with
their
Class
medals
by
Mis
Jean
Harrison,
RJJ..
superintendent
of
nurses.
In
the
course
of
the
proceedings,
there
were
acceptable
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
Ernest
Anderson
and
John
E.
Davey.
Miss
Marjorle
Lancaster
accompanying.
John
E.
Davey
presided
at
the
organ
for
the
marches
and
other
selections.
The
benediction
was
pronounced
by
Rev.
Evan
Baker.
Dshers
were
W.
D.
Smith.
E.
J.
Smrth.
Oeorge
Mitchell
and
Sydney
Hunter.
The
formal
ceremonies
completed,
a
large
number
of
Invited
guests
proceed
ed
to
the
I.OJJ.E.
hall
where
refresh-ments
were
served.
Dancing
until
mid-
Some
people
have
wondered
!nlht
to
tne
Mla
ot
mu"c
Iurnlhed
why
the
local
fish
buyers
could
n
"tr
con.istlng
of
Mr.
R.
not
have
an
earlv
session
on
anr-h
morning
n,
thi.
no
,!
fish
bought
and
packed
in
time
for
the
train,
that
goes
out
at
r,oon
ALTT
Tll
",e'e.
"
Vls,me
reason
w"3
ln8
COUIU
pot
be
clone.
If
it
is
a
night
proceedings
for
five
young
ladle.
Allu.ftnn
I
I
.
1.1
'
1
1
....
.
.
....
"
iiuuiiuauuii
on
marKci
conamons,
It
might
be
OuVsU
at
the
ceremonies
Included
bserved
that
all
fish
that
is
bought
here
never
does
go
out
until
the!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
McD.
Hunter,
parent
next
day
anyway.
o(
Mis
Oeorglna
Hunter
Mr.
and
Mrs.
The
holding
over
of
this
catch
in
such
a
manner
as
this
mpnn!E-
Castell
of
Evelyn,
parenu
of
Miss
just
one
day
lost
for
the
fisherman,
who
has
to
gamble
with
the
'Ann
CasteU:
c
"
ar
of
Anvo
weather
anrl
the
f
liirrnntinn
of
:.,
:u
mother
of
Miss
Bernlce
Clay,
and
R.
O
,
1
'
uiu,
1VUI
Ul
live
1
U
L
a
I
11311
t
.
.
buyers,
little
recking
whether
it
blows
or
snows,
may
not
have
to
"
ZZ.
r.7h.T
'
Cunnlnnm-
leave
their
comfortable
beds
an
hour
or
so
ahead
of
time.
On
th
Atlantic
coast,
the
day's
buying
is
often
done
before
8
o'clock
and,
on
other
Pacific
Coast
ports,
it
is
said,
there
is
more
despatch
in
this
matter
of
buying
than
there
is
in
Prince
Rupert.
IS
OUR
LOT
AS
HARD
AS
THIS?
,
When
one
considers
stories
of
hardship
and
privation
that
come
in
daily
from
other
parts
of
the
world,
the
thought
cannot
be
repressed
that
e,ven
the
poorest
of
us
.here
in
Prince
Rupert'may
be
pretty
well
off.
This
week
two
Oregon
children,
resident
far
up
in
the
mountains,
froze
to
death
in
the
woods
as
their
mother
foraged
for
good.
Many
of
us,
who
may
grumble
at
our
lot
in
life,
mitrht
bad
that
it
THIS
IS
ST.
PATRICK'S.
DAY.
,
.
All
4he
world
is
Irish
tb'day.
Ireland
is
the
only
country
in
the
world
to,i;e
its
own
particular
hero
venerated
by
Christian
people.4
everywhere,
and
that
is
because'of
the
humanity
of
St.
Patrick.
A
good
and
saintly
man
he
was,
to
be
sure,
but
a
powerful,
aggressive,
yet
kindly
and
loving
charcater,
too.
He
was
the
ideal
Irishman,
although
long
an
exile
from
Erin.
Perhaps
it
would
be
better
to
say
that
he
who
would
be
an
idca,l
Irishman
uses
St.
Patrick
for
a
model.
Ireland
has
produced
many
poets,
many
statesmen,
many
noted
clergymen,
many
famous
warriors,
but
none
who
are
held
in
such
esteem
as
good
old
St.
Patrick,
and
all
because
he
had
a
great
faith
and
an
overwhelming
sense
of
his
duty
to
man
and
God
and
exercised
them
solely
for
the
benefit
of
his
adopted
land
and
for
the
welfare
of
mankind
everywhere.
Today
we
wear
a
Shamrock
in
his
honor
and
in
our
hearts
we
cherish
a
loving
memory.
Growing
Children
BOVRIL
IN
HOT
MILK
Is
a
wonderful
body
builder
brother
MARRIES
IN
SOUTH
Het'iiiue
llriile
ill
John
'Aleamler
MacKenzle
at
Ceremony
In
Vaiioiier
on
Saturday
A
wedding
of
local
Interest
took
place
at
8t.
Paul's
Church.
Vancouver,
on
Saturday.
March
12.
at
8
pjn..
when
Margaret
I
Peggy
I
Maxwell
Olllatt.
buck
up
and
consider
ourselves
fortunate
that
things
for
us
nreiounget
daughter
of
Captain
and
Mr
ioi
u
wnoie
lot
worse,
lnerei
is
never
a
situation
so
might
not
be
a
good
deal
more
serious.
MISS
PEGGY
GILLATT
J.
B.
aillatt
of
Sandsplt.
became
the
bride
of
John
Alexander,
fourth
son
of
the
late
Mr.
Oeo.
and
Mr.
MacKenzle,
of
New
Westminster.
The.
bride
was
given
away
by
her
mother.
W.
M.
MacKenzle,
a
brother
of
the
groom,
acted
a
best
rrisn
while
Miss
Dorothy
Thompson
at
tended
the
bride.
.
After
a
reception
at
the
Piccadilly
Tea
Rooms
the
couple
left
on
the
midnight
boat
for
a
few
days'
honeymoon
In
Washington.
Mrs.
MacKenzle
will
be
remembered
by
many
friend
In
hupert.
also
In
the
interior
where
ahe
taught
school
near
Telkwa
for
ome
time.
On
their
return
ur.
and
Mrs.
MacKenzle
will
leave
for
South
Bay,
where
the
groom
Is
foreman
at
the
B.C.
Packers'
Cannery.
SUCCESSFULTEAAND
SALE
IS
HELD
BY
ANGLICAN
WOMEN
A
tea
and
tale
was
held
under
the
i
auspice
of
the
Women'
Auxiliary
to
8t
Andrew'
Anglican
Cathedral
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mr.'
Oeorge
Rorle.
Fourth
Avenue
West.
The
affair
was
a
decided
success.
A
large
number
called
during
the
afternoon
and
over
14
was
realized.
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew,
president
"of
the
i
auxiliary,
and
Mrs.
Rorle
received
the
guests
while
Mr.
O.
A.
Rlx
and
Mr.
R.
h
Jtfclntosh
poured.
Mr.
Adam
MacKle.
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills,
Mrs.
C.
W.
Homer
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
West
assisted
.with
the
serving
and
the
home
cooking
table
was
looked
after
by
Mrs.
Wallace
C.
Orchard
and
Mrs.
R.
V.
O,
LePlne.
Mr.
F
O,
Pyle
acted
m
cathler
for
the
afternoon.
j
During
the
afternoon
a
pleasing
program
was
rendered
with
Miss
Annie
t
Dalby
favoring
with
a
vocal
solo,
Mliwe
;
Molly
and
Nellie
Lawrence
rendering
a
piano
and
violin
duet,
Archie
Thompson
land
Mrs,
B.
J,
Melllsh
each
contributing
'
piano
solos
and
MIm
Audrey
Parkin
rag
bAitf
wswa"
.
I
.
r
1
1
)p
ifjprjijjti
I
ONE
PRICE
p
Ml
Hi
Jill
The
iUustrttioa
above
ihowt
m
ect'
tect
Tip
Top
MtyU
lot
Sprint.
playing
a
violin
solo,
accompanied
by
Ml
Bwana
Olafson.
The
rooms
were
decoraled
very
prettily
with
daffodil
and
shamrocks.
j
GRADUATE
OF
LOCAL
HOSPITAL
TO
MARRY
l:nEH:rnient
nt
ll
foey
I'raM-r
ami
llrrlwrt
II.
Morion
f
Nnrlli
mi-tinner
l
AiuimiiiiTil
Mr.
and
Mrs
Norman
Fraser
of
Alice
Arm
announce
the
engagement
of
their
younger
daughter,
Mia
Fssey
Elizabeth
Fraser.
to
Herbert
H.
Morden.
son
of
Mayor
and!
Mrs.
Hf
Morden
of
North
Vancouver.
The
brlde-cleet
I
a
graduate
nurse
.from
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
and
for
some
time.
'ha
been
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Itupert
J.
1.
Peters,
local
representative
of
the
C.P.R..
returned
from
Vancouver
last
evening.
MADE
TO
MEASURE
Get
these
Smart
new
Spring
styles
now
at
the
beginning
of
the
season
Do
not
wait
for
the
"sale
time"
to
save
money
on
good
clothes.
Buy
Tip
Top
clothes
now,
when
you
want
them
and
get
.the
correct
new
1927
styles
at
the
lowest
price
in
all
Canada
for
which
good
clothes
can
be
tailored
to
measure.
ticked
up
by
a
fisherman
near
Mtwtl
and
forwarded
to
Vancouver.
IKITKI.
AUItl
VAI.M.
I'linre
lrtitert
Kit
t
t
LAND
.ACT
Bkeena
Land
District,
District
of
Queen
Charlotte
island.
,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
slztV
rfav
f.r
"idate,
1
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Chief
M
Alien
II,
KM?
Commissioner
of
Lands
for
a
licence
to
Private
Tho.
Riverside,
is
now
at-1
Md00
raollol"
040
tached
to
a
machine
gun
section
at
the
Commencing
at
a
rm
planted
'at
the
front
according
to
a
letter
which
has
outhwest
corner
of
Section
38.
Town-been
?.
?3.'j
t,r,hin
island,
and
marked
received
In
in
the
tne
city
city.
othwest
corner";
thence
east
BO
chain;
thence
north
80
chains;
thence
Captain
Babington,
who
returned
to
.
e,t
-BO
chain;
thence
aouth
80
chains
tn.
Cty
...t
night,
report,
that
the
WVohTpTorS
proposal
to
buy
the
Queen
City
nas
A.
J.
OOKDON.'
been
abandoned
at
present.
:
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.
....
Locator
.
Dutert
Diwemhar
17
I0?
NOTICE
performed
on
the
Cordllla
Group
of
Captain
J,
D.
WaUon
left
this
morn
IMIner'
Claims,
Princes
Royal
island,
roR
Cramps
Colic
Diarrhoea
Take
a
teaspoonful
of
Painkiller
in
a
elaxit
of
hot
aweetencd
water
every
twenty
minutes
until
relief
In
felt
If
the
trouble
is
ilue
to
improper
food
also
take
a
done
of
caidor
oil.
Rub
the
stomach
ami
bowel
with
the
bHre
hand
wet
with
J'alnklller.
Keep
iuiet
and
warm
until
attack
has
paused.
In
un
the
world
over
fur
85
vears,
JMVIS
A
LAWIIKNCE
CO..
MiMfrfar(ii
rkormmt..
Nm
York.
Munlrnl
ONEPJUCEI
E.
SABOURIN
121
Fourth
Avenue
Phone
7."G
(A
few
doors
from
f
.P.R.
Office)
PRINCE
ItUPI'RT,
JLC
Choose
any
fabric,
have
it
made
in
any
style
and
get
it
with
an
absolute
guarantee
of
satisfaction.
You
can
select
any
Tip
Top
material
in
our
store
at
this
one
standard
price.
See
the
new
patterns
we
are
showing
here
today.
'
,ikg
for
Port
NeUon.
Hudson's
Bsj
to
be
Skcena
Mining
Division,
th
sum
of
here
until
next
November
He
ha.
2M.
and
that
unlea
said
person
pay
been
.pending
the
winter
at
Port
Bimp-
iuch'
raSt'hTr
;,tr.,rU
tan.
of
advertising,
etc..
to
the
undersigned
a
Uutedale.
B.C..
on
or
before
Msy
11.
a
w
v..
.
.
.
fl.
application
will
be
mad
to
the
A
New
T(ar
message
of
greeUn
Oold
Commissioner.
Prince
Itupert
B.C..
which
was
sealed
In
a
bottle
and
drop-
to
have
their
respective
Interest
In
the
ped
overboard
from
the
liner
Empre-
ft,
"cTairVe."
nui.ii
uu
.j
miliary
i,
wneu
sue
was
ugned.
1.C00
miles
out
in
the
Pacific.
Us
.been
DAVID
CORDI1XA,
JACOB
KOSKI.
NAVKJARLK
WATER
PROTECT
TlOX
ACT,
it.N.r.
impti:ii
1
1
a.
John
jonn
II
ii.
nedden
nedden
n
B.
A.
A
Tlu
Tls,
r
C-
Fred-;
ts-
MASSETT
CANNEIUJ.
LIMITED,
hereby
M
ln,t
,t
n.
under
"kmuu,
n.
u.
nnowiana
and
o,
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Share.
Vancouver;
Osear
Olander..
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Carrlgau,
llazelton,
C.
Moore
Reven
of
said
Act
deuoslted
with
th
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
Ottawa,
and
at
the
office
of
the
District
Hegutrar
at
the
Land
Registry
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
at
Prince
Itupert.
B.C..
a
de-veription
of
the
site
and
plan
of
tlte
on
the.
staff
of
the
Good
Samaritan
.
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built
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the
Masseti
Indian
Iteserve.
Number
HosDltal
at
Lo
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Hospital
at
Urn
Aiigeles.
ai.im
th.
The
groom
rtson.
dty.
lone,
on
Oraham
island.
Province
f
to
be
Is
engaged
In
newspaper
work
in!
Ontnil
British
Columbia.
the
south.
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,
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take
notice
that
after
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publication
of
thl
notice.
Massett
iwumic
tjinuiru
win.
unaer
oeciion
erven
01
sain
Act,
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Work
at
hi
office
in
th
City
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
site
and
plans,
and
lor
leave
to
construct
aard
wharf
and
pier.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert
this
20th
day
of
February,
1027.
MASSETT
CANNEItS.
LIMITED.
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Its
Solicitors.
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Pinto.
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No.
3.
and
Monte
Fractional
Mineral
Claims,
sltuste
In
the
Atlln
Mining
Division
nf
Caaslar
District.
Where
located:
On
Wann
River.
ITaku
Arm
of
TagUh
Lake.
!
TAKE
NOT1CK
that
1.
Charles
V.
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'
Free
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he
h
owing
.
above
claim.
Ana
lurtuer
take
notice
that
action,
under
section
Be,
must
be
commenced
befora
the
Issue
of
auch
Certificate
ot
Improvements,
Dated
thl
1st
day
of
January,
A.D.
II.
McN.
PHASER,
Agllt.
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LAND
ACT.
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mitici:
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TAKE
NOTICE
tTFat
I,
Arthur
nobert-,on,
Massett.
n.C,
occupation
Mlllman,
Intend
to
apply
for
permission
to
pur-;chae
the
following
dencrlbed
land:
uvmmeiKiiifl;
at
northeast
corner
or
Lot
1903,
Q.C.I.
District;
thence
outh
fltty
chains;
thence
east
forty
chains;
thence
north
to
shore;
thence
following
hlghwater
mark
to
point
of
commencement,
containing
one
hundred
acres,
more
or
less,
located
this
30th
day
of
December,
10211.
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