I"
iAGE
TWO
II
Ydu
Know
This!
Axiyb
SALADA"
ne
can
sell
poorer
tea
cheanf
uuuy
iews,
limned.
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION.
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Friday,
April
8,
1927
PRINCE
RUPERT
IN
LIMELIGHT,
Prince
Rupert
is
much
in
the
limelight
these
days,
particularly
during
the
past
winter
since
grain
shipping
has
been
instituted
here'
.
Though
business
people
say
that
there
has
been
no
appreciable
increase
in
turnover
or
custom
since
this
new
industry
started
here,
there
has
been
undoubtedly
an
improvement
in
the
mnrnl
nf
ihu
that
it
is
easy
early
as
to
be
late,
and
much
more
satisfying,
,
;U
.
j
Some
measure
of.
the
value
placed
by
civilization
on
punctuality!..
offered
by
the
stress
placed
on
it
in
the
schools,
from
the
first
to
the1
last
years
of
trainings
by
industry,
commerce
and
business,
by
all
military
organizations,
by
individuals
and
in
every
phase
of
human
life
where
there
is
any
attempt
at
system,
and
in
fact
tyherever
two
or
more
people
are
in
contact.
Nothing
so
irritates
us
as
being
compelled
to
wait
for
a
de-layeit
train
or
a
person
who
is
late
for
an
appointment.
Wags
and
wits
have,
since
time
immemorial,
reckoned
woman
as
the
most
flagrant
violator
of
this
rule
of
etiquette.
Husbands
and
sweethearts
c?in
Lest
prove
the
truth
or
fallacy
of
this
but
the
world
well,
knows
it
is
a
fault
common
to
all.
In
our
social
intercourse
we
are
Irritated
by
tardiness
fhainly
because
we
lack
the
virtue
of
patience,
-but
when
we
are
thus
iiiqued
it
is
a
good
time
to
ponder
on
the
position
of
the
employer
who
suffers
material
loss
through
the
tardiness
of
employees,
apd
"
thejiecessity
of
school
discipline
and
factory
and
office
time
clocks.
Serve
them
crisp
and
hot
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Pour
hot
milk
over
thenvor
eat
them
as
a
porridge
Delicious
satisfying
MOIICItS
.MKTIIUIt
t-
CIIIKOritAC
TIC
I'ltLVKXT
Tills
COMMON'
MU.AIIV
IIKCOMINd
ClIltOVK'
IIV
KI.IUNATIti
T1IK
VAVsK
gree
of
pain.
As
It
progresses
the
pain
becomes
less
pronounced,
congestion
Is
gradually
eliminated
by
the
overgrowth
of
connective
tissue
which
binds
the
nerve
fibres
together
and
the
contrac
tion
tof
this
connective
tissue.
When
the
contraction
has
tttken
place,
sufficiently,
it
not
only
eliminates
the
congestion
in
the
nerve,
but
It
serves
to
produce
compression
on
the
filament
which
It
contains.
For
this
reason,
the
carrying
capacity
of
these
nerve
fibres
is
decreased,
and
the
effects
which
are
noted
depend
entirely
upon
the
function
of
those
fibre's.
Mtmiit
m:ku:s
Some
of.
them
are
given
the
function
of
transmitting
vital
energy
In
the
form
tt
motor
Imputes.
If
they
are
pressed
upon,
the
condition
Is
one
of
partial
paralysis,
which
gradually
pro-giesses
untU
complete
paralysis
results.
If
the
pressure
happens
to
be
upon
ilbrea
which
possess
tbc
function
of
transmitting
vital
energy
In
the
form
of
eeusory
Impulses,
there
Is
a
lack
of
sruaiuujiy
sensibility
In
iu
the
me
extremity
extremity
affected
aneciea.
-
people,
l
tru
Their
:
spirit
-i
is
much
,
,
better
.
,
and
...
there
are
once
more
visions
'Naturally,
the
results
of
such
a
patho-of
a
great
future
like
there
were
.
eighteen
years
ago.
Happily
the!
logical
condition
are
variable,
if
it
u.
Intffi..
......
I
.
1
,
.
C
u"
Bomeining
more
aennite
and
concrete
than
:
,ne
motor
fibres
which
are
involved,
the
they
were
before.
;
muscular
weakness
and
the
final
paraly-
In
the.meantime,
Prince.Rupert
will
probably
reap
its
greatest
Bre
ccompanied
by
a
decrease
m
benefit
indirectly
from
the
attention
and
publicity'
that
it'is
getting
lhe
,Ue
ot
the
mucle
la
the
,ower
as
a
result
of
the
opening
of
the
port
to
ocean
shipping
and
the:1?"?:
?
TPhy
"T'
?
markets
of
the
world.
!
01
the
two
,ower
"Amities
is
not
REGULATION
REGARDING
FISHING
OF
SEAL.
.
.
For
the
information
of
the
public
and
particularly
fhe
fishing
industry
in
the
district,
more
exnlicit
mention
mWht
hp
mad
,.f
tv
traits,"
let
is
be
said
that
few
in
number
are
the
religiously
The
man
has
not
lived
who
has
not
been
late.
True,
there
are
I
equai
XMKY
NKItVLS
If
It
Is
the
sensory
fibres
which
are
affected,
the
condition
gradually
progresses
until
such
time
as
a
complete
loss
of
sensibility
manifests
Itself.
The
patrol
of
the
fur
peal
fisheries
called
for
under
the
Pelagic
Sealing
!llml
u
,nenu,Ie
tobeat.
cold,
pressure
Treaty.
Boats
of
the
Fisheries
Department
will
this
year
be
assisted
"d
ther
,mPressl,)n
whlch
can
oal'
by
tHose
of
the
Royal
Canadian
f
enwtlon
are
Navy,
the
H.M.C.
"Patrician
"
,
.
a&tancT"""
?7
ZFttL-.
Malaspina
and
"Givenchy"
and
also
the
smaller
patrol
boats
will!
the
condition
la
to
eliminate
factor.
keep
up
a
thorough
patrol
during
the
time
the
fur
seals
are
opposite
i
which
cause
the
abnormality.
Canadian
shores
and
will
see
that,
as
called
for
by
the
Pelagic
Seal-j
nv
nlkvl
auk
intlammi
ing
Treaty,
only
Indians
take
fur
seals
and
onlv
l.v
ihB
tuA
I
The
nerve
fibre,
like
any
other
tis-
covered
by
the
treaty,
-which
permits
Indians
dwelling
on
the
coast
to
!u
or
orBan
b
,uPPlled
b
n""1"
er
carry
on
pelagic
sealing
in
canoes,
not
transported
by
or
used
in
connection
with,
other
vessels
and
propelled
entirely
by
oars,
paddles
or
sail,
and
manned
by
not
more
than
five
persons,
each,
in
the
war
hitherto
nrartlpprl
It
i
furthoi-
-,.i,-l.w!
tui
i
,
nerve
fibres.
They
carry
Impulses
of
heat,
nutrition,
expansion
and
transmit
certain
sensations.
Upon
the
proper
supply
of
life
force
depends
the
normal-
7
Yn
W
1
iwu
outn
Muorigines
are
.lty
of
the
nerve.
When
it
Is
abnormal,
not
in
the
employ
of
other
persons
or
under
to
.contract
deliver
the
u
u
because
one
or
more
of
these
vane,
skins
to
any
person.
,
ties
of
life
energy
1,
normal
In
quan-
.
.
rUNUTUALITY
MOST
POPULAR
VIRTUE.
If
you
cannot
always
be
right,
you
can
always
be
punctual.
Of
all
the
Virtues
none
is
an
nnrml
If
there
is
an
excessive
expression
of
heat
In
the
sciatic
nerve
there
will
be
Inflammation,
and
the
condition
Is
called
sciatica.
Excessive
exprestlon
of
traits
the
most
unpopular
'is
habitual
tardinesr
Shn,
1,J
anrn
nn
'
i
f"1
"n
nlyult
becaUse
th.'.""7-
tk
PvrpnMnn.
Bl.
n
.!:..
,
1L.
"
,
.
"
I
ox
toose
nerves
wnicn
sup
1
"
-ruv
mi
uiJijiiLULiuii
til
lilt"
pxTirputtinn
"niimnn
:
ni
v.
heat
...
.
i
.
-
uman
ply
Impulses
are
Impaired.
They
.
-
.
1"
.
.
u
I.
II,
1
1
i
K
1
T
UCB.
UUUU1K9
KJ
can
only
be
-Impaired
when
pressure
exists
upon
them"and
the
only
place
pressure
can
exist
It
where
they
emit
many
who
observe
the
strictest
rules
of
nunctualitv.
hut
Aip
OTn!lron
the
apinal
cord
and
pass
between
muss
oC
men,
women
and
children
are
more
often
late
than
on
time
:
bony
,e8menU
ot
tne
-pt
column,
or
early.
This
is
doubly
significant
faermi
it
i.
nn.A
i...
n!"
one
or
more
of
lhe
ny
segmenu
oiiBi.
fr.
to
v.
be
4
i.
I....
,
..
"
!
1
in
an
abnormal
position,
pressure
Is
produced
upon
the
-nerve
fibres,
emitting
.Immediately
above
or
below
them.
Naturally.
U
thit
is
the
condition
Which
Is
primarily,
producing
the
abnormality,
the
only
way
to,
reduce
that
abnormality
Is
'to
restore
the
vertebra
(bony
segment
to
Its
normal
position.
hOLl'TIO.V
The
chiropractor
locates
the
vertebra
which
Is
In
an
abnormal
position,
and
which
is
producing
the
Inflammation
In
the
-aclatica
nerve.
This
Is
accomplished
by
palpation,
based
upon
a
thorough
knowledge
of
the
nervous
eystem.
He
then
rettore
the
vertebra
to
its
normal
position
through
adjustments.
ItL'M'LTK
If
you
are
suffering
from
aclatica,
the
most
logical
.course
la
chiropractic.
The
chiropractor
will
examine
your
spine
and
point
out
to
you
where
the
trouble
exUta,
then
have
him
idjust
the
sub-luxated
segment,
and
health
must
necessarily
follow.
For
appointment,
phone
D.
A.
Mo
Mlllan,
Palmer
Oraduate.
Rooms
fl
and
7.
Exchange
Block,
Phojie
No.
601.
--Advt.
VILLAGE
OF
SEVENTEEN
PEOPLE
DOING
VERY
NICELY,
THANK
YOU
PRINCE
ALBERT.
Bask,.
April
B,
There
Is
a
village
of
only
seventeen
ll-habltans
In
Saskatchewan
and
that
vil
lage
Is
.doing
splendidly.
J.
J.
Smith.,!
deputx
minister
of
municipal
aflslrsi
gave
out-
this
Information
at
a'
recent!
convention
of'mimlctpnlltles
after
being!
questioned
about
the
disorganization
of
villages.
Once
0
o'clock
found
the
ruralltes
turning
In;
now
It
finds
them
tuning
In.
SHE
DAILY
NEW3
SCIATICA
CAN
INTERIOR
MINE
BE
BANISHED
DEVELOPMENTS
sKVKN
,
slNlt'.Us
PKOI'KltTV
HAS
NTKON'lJ'
NHOIMIS
MXK
MILK
ACTlii:
AMI
C)IIIIII.I.LKA
tiKTN
MOVKV
'
Most
encouraging
report
come
In
(from
ilie
Sewn
Sisters
Group,
which
Is
Sciatica
Is
an
abnormal
condition
oil
located
about
tlx
milt
the
great
sciatic
nerve
which
pusie
to
'
vale
and
supplies
the
east
of
Cedar-
tissues
of
the
thigh
i
Interesting",
batch
of
Interior
mining)
and
lower
leg.
tnews.
The
owner.
Mr.'
Steve
Young,
whoj
sCLVTU
XKUVE
I
tor
many,
years
made
his
headquarters
The
entlal
characteristic
of
this
fat
Telkwa.
Is
now
residing
at
the
old
condition
It
that
of
pain,
and
this
pain
niAy
be
the
result
of
Inflammation
of
the
sciatic
nerve,
or
Its
sheath,
or
may
be
due
to
a
pressure
upon
the
sensory
nerve
fibres
which
have
their
peripheral
termination
in
the
sciatic
nerve.
Sciatica
can
only
be
classed
under
one
of
two
heads
neuritis
of
the
nerve
tissue,
or
neuralgia.
U
neuritis.
It
is
.Indian
t3t)
of
Meausklnlsh.
and
has
ar-ranged
"with
B.
W
Davis
for
a
very
favorable
bond
on
his
property.
The
Kieal
took
effect
last
fall,
and
durlrg
the
winter
a
:rew
of
men
have
been
working
on
the
most
promising
flowing
of
silver-lead
on
the
group,
I
art
cX
the
present
group
was
at
one
lime
held
by
Alex.
Chlsholm,
one-time
marked
by
congestion,
swelling.'
redne
resident
of
smlthers.
and
before
which
I
and
pain.
Such
a
condition,
when
It
j
he
conducted
a
road
house
at
Eighteen
first
exists,
give,
rise
to
a
marked
de-
Mile.
During
tlis
past
three
years
Mr
loung
concentrated
his
efforts
to
surface
stripping
and
was
successful
in
tracing
the
present
showing
for
a
distance
of
6,000
feet
The
lead
appears
in
tUne,
and
aary
assays
ranged
frm
10
to
$200
laJi
the
values.
ll
ltTIIKIt
KKVLI.OIVMKXT
Since
further
development
work
ha
been
performed
the
character
of
the
ore
Is
more,
consistent
and
now
usually
runs
between
80
per
cent
and
75
per
cent
lead
and
ai
high
as
200
ounces
of
silver.
The
tine
content,
which
In
the,
early
days
wat
considered
to
be
a
detriment,
now
appears
to
be
very
attractive,
and
the
presence
of
the
zinc
and
the
lime
nature
cf
the
wall
reck
speaks
very
hopefully
for
good
valuea
at
depth.
The
strike
of
the
lead
Is
northwest
and
south-
1
east,
dipping
at
40
degrees
to
the
east.
A
fine
site
for
a
tram
down
the
hogback
will
bring
the
ore
down
to
the
railway
one
mile
west
of
Cedarvale
at
mall
cost.
IIAZLLTOX
COMINO
IIAl'K
llazelton
camp
Is
blowing
back
with
bright
promise
for
one
of
the
most
active
years
In
mining
circles
for
soma
time.
Preparatory
work
now
concluded
Indicates
the
permanent
nature
of
future
work,
and
that
this
will
be
carried
jn
with
financial
success
Is
foreseen
by
the
elimination
of
heavy
overhead
lar
shipments
are
'expected
to
be
made.
In
operations
of
the
past
two
years
at
this
mine,
some
ore
was
taken
out
and
hipped
with
good
returns,
but
the
heart
and
the
treasury-breaking
Item
of
32
per
ton
for
packing
the
ore
was
something
calling
for
immediate
remedy.
This
has
now
been
provided
for
to
u
section
Is
on
the
Sunrise
property,
where
eight
men
are
working
under
Al.
Harris.
Development
work
on
this
well
known
property
has
been
limited
to
hand
operations
In
the
past
but
a
Bulllvan
compressor
has
been
Installed
and
tho
machine
drill
went
Into
play
last
week.
Very
high
values
have
shown
In
ore
from
both
the
Silver
Cup
and
Sunrise,
and
with
the
new
equipment
to
cut
down
on
the
costs
of
mining
and
hauling,
these
properties
will
soon
enter
the
shipping
list.
!
jniltnil.l.KHA
flltpi
r
A
development
prpgrsm
iof
very
considerable:
Importance
aud
extent
has
been
drawn
up
bnd
financed
by
the
Kltselas
Mountain
Copper
Cu.
for
the
Cordillera
Orpup
jot
mbrt
claims
at
Usk,
according
to
news
reaching
tosvn
thip
week.
Preparations
for
carrying
out
the
work
Involved
In
their
plana
have
already
been
started.
Vancouver
capital,
headed
by
Mr.
George
Gamble
as
manager,
Is
back
of
the
property
In
financing
to
the
extent
of
$15,000.
The
Cordillera
Oroup
has
attracted
considerable
attention
In
the'
past
eight
or
ten
years
and
some
very
fine
showings
have
been
opened
up
In
work
of
that
time,
although
this
has
not
..
..
!
I
The
Children
Will
Catch
Cold
Mothers
should
never
neglect
the
f
rst
sign
of
a
cold
or
eouyh
nhvrs
tlie-ir
ehlldren
are
consented,
fur
if
thej.
lu
some
serious
lung
trouble
is
liablu
to
follow,
Mrs.
B.
T.
HuM..r,
1022
Barrlngton
fit..
Halifax,
vritei
-"The
ehiUren
ar
eontinnally
gettiiijr
eoldc,
but
I
have
no
trouble
with
them,
for
Inst
a
"oon
as
they
begin
to
eough
give
(hem
a
do
of
j
.which'.
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
Syrup
lrtki
up
th
sold
wltkia
a
day
or
n.
x
g.t
trreat
tnultf
eat
ot
It
wd
would
not
Ait
without
It
for
axjthlur.
I
can
highly
recommend
it
to
anj
one.'
Price
35e.
a
bottls)
l.rg
famllv
ili
CUcj
put
uu
oaly
by
The
T,
Milbvra
Co,
LlmlUd,
Toronto,
OaL
'
ment,
.eas.
8md
For
FREE
SAMPLE
BOX
and
apply
tbe
suothin;
and
heating
touch
of
Zam-Ruk
to
any
aflerteit
skin
'
We
rladlr
send
Sample
I
ree
and
post
paid,
Request
to
Zam-Buk
Co..
Toronto,
brings
It
by
return.
Unium
ttu
fp).
son
of
development
and
mining
on
the
1
City
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
site
and
BUver
Cud
Drorjertv.
from'
which
ru.
P'a.
and
for
leave
to
construct
aaid
harf
and
Dier.
DATED
at
Prince
day
of
February.
1827
MASSETT
Williams.
BANNERS.
LAND
Rupert
this
38tb
By
Its
Solicitors.
Maruon
Ac
CT.
LIMITED.
MTI(i:
Of'
INTI
VTIOV
TO
At
rntdi
AM;
la
mi.
tors.
Oonzalet.
LV
TO
great
extent,
and
last
week
the
equip-
RuperYund
In
luc
Recording
Dis-ment
for
a
tram
from
the
mine
to
trlct
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
SO
the
toot
of
the
mountain
arrived
'
at
ehalnt
east
of
northwest
corner
of
Lot
New
Haaelton.
From
th.
tram
terminus
,
"taWoSS?
V'se
Puck::
to
the
main
road
a
great
deal
of
work
Company.
Limited,
cf
Vancouver,
occu-1
la
to
be
done
on
the
road
to
permit
of
Pllon
'uh
Canneri.
Intends
to
apply
!
hauling
b,
trucks,
and
with
thit
f
Mbrttend
pUfChMe
the
i0
brought
Into
play
the
silver
Cup
i
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
30
i
should
rapidly
develop
under
lis
own
'h'1
st
of
northwest
Lot
63.
Range
,
financing
1
1.
Coast
DUtrlet:
thence
north
8
chains
I
M
NItlsfc
puoi'LKTV
I
chains:
thn.ee
south
chalnt:
thence
Just
now
the
greatest
activity
In
that
I
10
chln4.
to
point
of
commence-
and
containing
6
acres,
more
or
0033E
PACKINO
COMPANY
LIMITED
Applicant.
!
Per
H
Moorebouse.
I
.Dated
2nd
April.
1M7.
LAND
ACT.
MITICK
!
IXtTaTIOX
Tl
AppLV
TO
itikiiam:
I.AMl.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
ao
Chains
east
of
northwest
corner
of
Lot
08.
Range
3,
Coast
District.
TAKE
NOTICE
tint
Hrw
Parkins
Company
Llmlled.
of
Vancouver,
occu-!
nation
Pish
Canners.
intend
to
apply
i
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
I
described
lands;
Commencing
at
a
pott
planted
3n
Chains
east
of
northwest
Lot
OH,
Ramie!
3,
coatt
,Dlstrict(
tliencf
south
6
chains;
!
thence
east
10
chains;
thence
north
Si
Chains;
thence
west
10
chains
to
poln
of
commencement,
and
containing
Si
acres,
more
or
lest.
i
ClOSSE
PACKINO
COMPANY
LIMITED.
,
Applicant.
.
.
Per
H,
Moorctiouse.
Dated
April
2,
1827,
'
NAVKJAI1LK
WATERS
PROTKC
TION
ACT.
it.H.o,
nnf'TUt
ii.i
William
J.
Crawford
hereby
mvet
notice
he
has,
under
Section
7
of
the
said
Act.
deposited
with
the
Minuter
nr
Imbllc
Works
at
Ottawa,
and
In
the
office
of
the
District
Registrar
of
the
Land
Registry
District
of
Prince
rtnnort
.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
a
description
of
the
site
and
the
plans
of
wharf
proponed
to
be
built
In
the
Portland
Canal
on
Ut
4007.
District
of
Cawtar
And
take
notice
that
after
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
datr
of
Publication
of
this
notice
William
J.
Craw-ford
will
under
Section
7
of
the
mi
id
Act
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Work
at
his
office
In
the
city
of
Ottawa
lor
approval
of
the
site
an
leave
to
construct
the
mull
plans,
and
for
a
wnnrr
wDaLtd.!lL8lwart'
a
c
-
'"!
3rd
clay
'
of
March,
1027,
1"
W.
J,
CIIAWTORD.
NbTICE
Under
and
by
virtue
of
the
provisions
of
Section
28
of
the
"Mineral
Vict
,.
tlce
IS
hereby
elvnn
Maura
M.I..I..
wiwikii,
S.U1U1IHU
uinais,
iiaroid
llaiuen
ana
Albert
Moore,
that
there
it
owing
o
the
undersigned
for
Assessment
Work
performed
on
the
Cordllla
Group
ol
Mineral
Claims.
Prlnceu
nnval
T.t.n
Skeena
Mining
DlvUlon,
the
sum
of
303.BS.
and
that
unless
said
persons
pay
their
proportionate
share
of
the
cott
of
such
Assessment,
together
with
all
costs
l
,a1t,vcr1tll1K.
tc
to
the
undersigned
iLUuteda.1.'1
B0-
on
or
before
May
ji!
1927,
application
will
be
made
to
tiis
Oold
Commissioner,
Prince
Rupert.
Be.
u
iioto
niqit
renpecuva
inierexis
in
ths
ereln
mentioned
Mininv
rimnn
'.
Mineral
Claims
vested
In
the
DAVID
CORDILLA,
'
JACOll
KOUKI,
a
IFyourakifl
is
chtffd.sore
and
IrrlUUd,
or
throujh
rah,
blotchti
w
plmplet,
thaw,
other
algna
,(
being-4
outof.condltion,"
bring
It
back
to
hetalth.
tone
by
the
aid
of
that
great
kin
purifier,
ZaiuBuk,
A
regular
daily
dressing
of
Zam-Huk
Will
Soon
Put
You
',,
7.am-lluk
qulckty
Invlgor.
pHtle.IUy
puln,
irHtatW
utet
ths
tissue
and"
clears
and
Inflammation
them
(
U
Impurliy.
Zam-nuk
Is
a
natural
preparation
of
extraordinary
fineness
and
purity
and
not
a
mere
ointment
compounded
from
pore-clogging
fats
and
mineral
drugs.
The
potent
herbal
essences
in
Zam-liuk
soak
through
the
tiny
pores
and
kill
tram
low,
thereby
regenerating
the
entire
Issue,
In
this,
the
only
natural
way,
doe
Zum-Huk
expsl
Ini-
reaipra
perfect
skin
ht4lib,
.
When
"
Sprlnl-rUanlMn
remember
that
Zam
BuV
beals
and
prevents
sort
hnd.
and
takes
all
pain
and
dsn,!
out
of
cuts,
acratches,
burn,
scalds,
abrasions,
etc
Zam-Buk
la
also
a
fins
remedy
for
acienu,
uh
rheum,
shaving
surtnni
bolla,
ubacaasea,
pultomd'
wounds,
ringworm,
bad
hu
ulcers
end
plies
'
its.
(,
t
tsr
1
1
M
ad
n.ua.
r'ii
'
I
t
i
antwraiii
i
yet
been
of
an
extent
to
fully
test
the
trength
of
the
veins.
Ill
Say.
wher've
you
La
To
a
wedding,
"Any
good"
"Rotten."
-Who
got
married
"I
did."
been?
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
NAVKJARLE
'WATER
I'ROTKC-TIO.N
ACT.
It.S.C
(lltl'TIU
ll.V
MASSETT
CANNKR8.
UMITED,
hereby
give
notice
that
it
hat.
under
BecMon
deven
of
said
Act.
deposited
with
the
Minister
ot
rMbtlo
Works
at
Ottawa,
and
at
the
office
ot
lhe
District
Registrar
of
.he
Land
Registry
District
ot
Prince
.tupert.
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
a
de-criptlon
of
the
site
and
plans
of
the
harf
and
pier
proposed
to
be
built
on
he
Massett
Indfan
Reserve.
Number
One,
on
Qrahim
Island,
Province
ot
jritisn
Columbia.
charges
on
the
ore
after
It
has
been
;
olr,Uon
of
one
month
from
date
of
th.
mined.
;
iirst
publication
of
this
notice.
Msti
:
Two
men
are
at
present
engaged
In
i
Pnner
U.mltKl
UV
Under
,beeuon
opening
the
way
for
a
strenuous
sea-
3f
public
Works
'
af
hla
office
m
'the'
DENTISTRY
n
f
iir.
jos.
maguire
Over
Ormes
CROWN,
BRIDGE
and
PLATES
EXTRACTION
OF
TEETH
I'lionp
"i2"t.
5fc
Tl
L
ft
C
-.
.
I
BOTTLtO
Hy
nn
Hxprrt.
Sunday
Aiolnlmnl.
Oprn
'venir
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
15
Ajrcntfl
for
Ladysmith
-
Wellington
nnrl
Peerless
Coal
Muin
Office
now
at
311
Scrund
Avrntic
(fH-twecn
2ml
iind
3rd
StrrrN)
I'hoiiu
your
nnW
lo
Phone
15
HE'S
HERE
Ilnvlnir
arrnriKcd
with
the
Hoover
Cn.
to
ind
u
n
dcr:."-strator,
we
are
now
In
a
position
to
how
you
the
diffen-::
1
between
the
Hoover
and
an
ordinary
vncuum
clearer
Demonstration
will
le
rnndc
rljrlit
in
your
own
home
the
askinir,
starting
Momlny.
.iarch
21st.
Jut
phone
,
..r-
we
will
do
the
rent.
The
llooydr
in
Bold
on
very
eany
term:
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT
BEST
PROCURABLE
TLtO
I
OUSBSNTIIDJY
PftODUCl
or
SCOtUNO
fl
atio
rUivtiHfslLlhiivtt
Ovf'9
MOt(t
....
ur.g.nai
uw-.
k
lor
It
at
th.
V.ndor's
and
insist
Oa
unanra
-iniT
l'ROCURAILE"
TIHh
ndverlisemcii.t
U
not
pi.lili.heil
or
diHpluyoil
hy
(he
l.iii(ir
Lonlrol
Hoard
or
hy
the
(loveriimont
uf
Urlli.il)
Uiilumliia.