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April
8,
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to
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the
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surface
and
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tak
off
the
worat
kind
of
tarniHh
without
much
effort.
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I'ut
up
in
tfla4
Jar
4
vm,
you
jrct
enough
to
lat
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year
or
more.
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and
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WITH
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CLOCK
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
I
CVWAINJ
ANO
BLANKETS
IVife
LAUNDER..
AT
PRICfcS
THAT
MAKE
I
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POMDSR.
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I
TFF
'd
weather
flair
up.
Kcnd
-r
ur
blanket,
to
ua.
Send
:ur
jrUina
too.
We'll
do
them
ok
tike
new.
We
are
r-'
n
that
we
can
pleaae
you.
Our
Mr,
ire
i
rijtht
and
no
are
-
.'C.
Pioneer
Laundry
I'hone
116
Neglected
Eyes
MX.LKCT
is
doubtlei.
the
sine
of
most
of
the
ills
that
t
humanity.
This
is
so
ic'f
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
neeessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
irirlnir
rouble,
have
them
attended
a
-and
at
once.
OF
ALL
ahsurditles
in
the
xoirdom
of
fooliahnt,
'urely
the
loss
of
eyesight
hrouKh
neglect
is
the
most
nexruaabJe.
IK)NT
lose
health
and
erfi-lency
through
nejciei
t.
Pome
and
see!
Fred
Joudry
Iteitlxtered
OptometrM
and
Optician
Itoom
3
Smith
Wock
Phone
7G3
JACK
FROST.
HERES
WUR
HA7f
,
OUIC
COAU
WILLTfcLL
Hirl-
Wo
JUST
LIKCTHATL
Two's
company
-three's
a
crowd,
When
you
are
enter-talnlnir
Miss
Sprlnn
you
don't
want
to
have
Jack
Frost
hanging
around.
We'll
suud
you
around
a
ton
of
our
coal
that
will
show
the
old
rascal
the
way
out.
Call
us.
Albert
&
McCaffery
NANA1M0
WELLINGTON
qnd
JlcLi:oi)
HIVEK
BOOTLESS
In
Lump,
Ekk,
Stove
and
Nut
PhnneH
110
and
117.
"TEMPTRESS"
IS
THRILLING
FILM
MICMIOMIr.
TIIKATia
llS
AT1K.,
in
i.
uiik-iak
nn(iv(i
ton
moii:
(;oi:hs
At
an
amateur
cieu.
i..
banker
Fonieuoy
lor
th.
m..
lot
hi
tueit.
cihii
hi.
i
mistress
and
tin
wife
of
the
Marquis'
Jarr
Dc
RJsuca,
meets
Robtedo,
ber
I
-husbsnd'a
Uqrhood
friend,
who
ha,
ju,t
..iMw
nq
iroro
tne
Argentine.:
llttUnO
fail
III
lOVe
With
her
Mnr.
K-i
jtmw
W4W
abc
i.
Wbtii
be
(ind,
out
h
u
furlou
tfcinklag
be
ha
been'
played
with.
Fontenoy
1
Insanely
Jealous
of
Robledo
nd
vpbrald
Elena.
Bh
laugh
at
htm
and
when
he
cor.-tenet
financial
ruin
leave
him.
In
impair
be
nuu
himself.
.
The
sulfide
create
a
aoandal
In
I'art.
Biajica
to
too
humilUi!
t
spwsr
m
bin
ok!
world
jrin
.n
r-
wP
Rolo
tnviHUon
M
follow
him
io
in
Anrfiilre
taking
Rleii
with
him!
;
in
dlsoUxllwc
at
IUibllo's
ordem
that
j
'VAtuu
u.
m
remain
beltlnd.
i
,
rtublcOo
to
KUfarrliitciKlent
at
a
lfn-'ue
darn
that
to
betog
UuUt
near
the
town
of
La
Preea.
He
to
working
bard
to
chauge
the
oovwtrr
from
a
deiert
to
a
fruitful
place
and
hope
to
have
the
darn
completed
before
the
anrlna
!!'!
When
be
returoa
to
bto
home
the
vilJai-cr
aad
workmen
welcome
him
Amoi.g
them
are
Ma
two
rrtend.
tanterar
and
P1rvnl.
and
Cellnda,
a
ihy
young
girl
who
lovea
Mm
It
U
IIM.V
MIM
It
Blanca
finally
arrtvea
and
with
him
Elena
Robledo
to
furtoua.
lie
rr-luart
u
vrirov
her.
She
tetla
him
ne
haa
followed
the
only
man
who
erei
really
loed
her.
and
that
ahe
a
.
a
not
mean
Blenca.
but
Dure,
a
0;4ni;ei
oua
outlaw
In
the
village.
Duro
C'
t
Elnn
and
to
enamoured
of
ber
be;,.
Xb"t
night
lie
aerenadea
her.
.
.
j
leave
at
Robiedo'i
command.
EJc:,..
flirL
with
the
outlaw
and
Robledo
:.,.h'
h.ui
Argentine
atyle
mltb
whip,
i
'.r
iugh
Robledo
to
rtetorloue
he
la
nearly
blinded.
Wtcu
Elena
aeea
tbla.
.
she
throw
henelf
on
him
in
an
coaury
of
tote
But
be
will
net
let
bar
mine
him
and
goea
to
the
dam.
Duroa
falna
entfaace
to
Bena'a
bed-
i
room
and
to
aarprtaed
by
her
refuaal
to
aoaotnpar
bim
Into
the
deiert.
He
atlempta
to
kMaap
her.
Si
oca
comet
I
upon
then
and
to
abet
by
Dune
who
I
racapee.
I
Caateeac
and
Ptroronl
plan
a
fleata
ila
Elena
honor.
They
atral
time
from
,
their
work
at
the
dam
and
bribe
other
,
to
help
thetu
axki
prrparatton.
Rob
ledo
rttaonatrale
and
threaten
but
to
to
aval!
He
it
not
Iumw
of
the
!ieu
until
the
day
It
take
place,
when
in
a
quarrel
between
the
two
men
orer
their
mlatreaa.
Oanterac
MUa
Plrwranl
utA
eacapea.
a
fHCttWe
tram
juatlce
Elma
u
now
conrtored
that
ahe
mutt
be
an
evil
fiend
and
trie
to
run
away
down
a
atrange
toad.
A
ttorm
break
and
BoModo
toe
In
atarok
of
her.
Jiut
a
be
finch
her
they
are
aUrtled
by
a
!trrtftc
expluilan.
Duro
haa
Mown
up
'.he
dun
!
Tl
ltltll
li
lt
C
OM
IMON
1
The
village
to
thrown
In
terrified
confuaioo.
All
the
people
turn
out
to
repair
the
damage.
Ther
home
are
In
danger
for
a
recent
ckuHmrt
Utreal
ena
a
flood
unlet
the
damage
1
re
paired
But
it
to
late
and
at
the
lat
moment
they
flee
for
their
Uvea,
all
but
Robledo.
He
la
drawn
cut
of
dan
acr
way
by
Oeilnda
That
night
he
gee
to
Betta,
determined
to
kill
her.
She
make
no
defenae.
Slowly
he
ehokea
ber.
then
tuddenly
grap
her
I
to
hint,
embrace
ber.
kltae
ber.
and
wear
hi
lore.
There
U
no
gleam
of
ItrUusrh
In
her
eye
tht
time.
She
j
wait
until
he
alecp
then
ateal
away,
knowing
he
win
think
ahe
ha
deerted
'htm
and
will
marry
Oeilnda.
I
Such
la
the
etwy
of
"The
Temptreaa"
I
the
week-end
feature
at
the
Wettholnve
i
Theatre
:
t
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
mm.
s.
iii7.
Firhermen
aboard
the
halibut
boat
Olympic,
which
arrived
In
prUice
Rupert
todT.
aay
they
fltbed
to
four
below
rrro
weather
north
of
Ketchikan.
cnmiiiK
ihhough
Wrangell
Narrow,
the
water
raa
ire
coated.
It
wa
the
cool-rat
April
exiKrlenced
In
many
a
year.
The
marriage
of
Mr.
Sauvage
and
rtullp
Lnporte
w
oleotnae4
In
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
yesterday
morning
Two
Auatrlan.
who
had
failed
to
report
th"
pvetne
In
the
city
to
the
pullce.
were
fined
and
IIS
by
Mag-
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR'
ACT,
.othi:
or
AriiictTiov
i
on
hiuk
,
laNC
I'm
i
!
NOTICE
13
IIEReUr
qiVEN
that
on
I
ha
BUi
cUf
of
AprU
next
the
undesigned
i
"j.
ih.
Lu,uor
Control
oard
for
.Tl&hc.
in
'cTlo
premlae-tint
part
of
the
building
known
aa
Ut'rti
Inlet
Hotel,
sltu.te
at
Port
i"utnt.
Quern
Charlotte
Island.
Pro-Inri
ot
lmtlMi
Columbia,
uPn
and.
described
as
Ut
five
i
(5).
Block
ti,
Buoaiv"u
"
orty-lour
undrrd
lOd
forty-lx
t16i.
Port
feet
from
front
to
rear
on
wet
jide
of
kid
Lot
ftl
shown
on
a
registered
map
I
f
nlaS
depollled
la
tht
Laud
Registry
,
In
TflW.
at
t"ie
Cltr
of
Prince
Rupert;
b
province
of
With
Cpluwbi.
and
'
umbi-red
107V.
for
tl
rl
Of
beer
py
ilTX
V
b?
Uit
own
bottlt
for
ccm.
"IK'S
at
Prltlc';
Ru?"t.
B.C.,
thl.
Hh
da,
of
M"VN
8COTT,
L
T,NOA,p5UTicnU.
7KE
03ICT
NJSV7H
PAGE
FIVB
1
alvayt
the
gayttt
of
the
(ay
tvutly
ft
uny
nuruensicul
lirty
tluit
might
bt
tujtfetltd."
What
Lute
Coat
Me
I
Wan
led
Komance
The
Men
In
My
Life
Ie'a
Redeeming
i'ow
er
lstrate
Para
thl
morning.
The
one
1m
wa
fined
123
had
declined
to
report,
even
after
being
Instructed
by
a
conitablt
to
do
no.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
M(lchrll
were
guest
of
honor
at
a
social
In
Knox.'
Presbyterian
Church4rrcrr.ce.
last
Wednesday
evening,
on
the
eye
of
their
departure
for
VncouverJ"
'
''
''1
-MM
Mubyn,'
Jenn
la
back
from
her
trip
to.
Ennland.
Due
tA
heavy
snow
in
th
Interior,
today's
train,
due
at
9.S0
from
tht
east.
Is
nporU'd
to
te
8
hours
late.
PRISONERSBELIEVE
WHIPPINGS
SHOULD
I
BE
GIVEN
AT
ONCE;
.
1
MONTREAL.
April
B.
An
opinion
was!
expressed
by
the
Canadian
Prisoner
I
DO
NOT'
FAIL
TO
READ
THESE
FASCINATING
EPISODES
OF
REAL
LIFE
YOU
WILL
FIND
THEM
ALL
IN
TRUE
STORY
MAGAZINE
FOR
MAY
FOOL'S
GOLD
t
The
thrilling
itory
of
what
a
career
cost
one
young
lady
who
had
tucceta,
fame,
riches
but
without
love
ahe
found
them
a.uounding
brat
and
tinkKnj
cymbal."
THE
BLOOD
OF
MY
OWN
FFOPLE
A
soul-ttirring
story
of
a
glorious
Indian
maiden
who
fought
the
dcrp-rooted
prejudice
of
rare
and
colour
with
her
beauty,
charm
and
intelligence.
READ
ALSO
AT
TflS
REMARKABLE
ISSUE:
The
Secret
Shadow
Only
a
Country
Girl
My
Years
of
Folly
My
Stolen
Husband
Out
of
the
Underworld
AnJ
th
tensely
interesting
serial:
FALSE
GODS
The
struggle
of
a
proud
glrL
If,
owing
to
increased
demand
due
to
this
advertisement,
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with
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YOUTH'S
MADNESS
The
tad
story
of
an
Innocent
girl
who
craved
love
bu
t
was
unable
to
distinguish
tbe
true
from
the
false.
THE
POWER
OF
A
GOOD
WOMAN
What
is
the
greatest
motivating
power
in
the
achievement
of
success
and
happiness?
Is
it
the
love
of
a
good
woman?
IssssssssssssssssWWWaasssF-KBfaSL
."W
tf
SI?
m
aassssssssssssssF-V
Ml-aKUl
W
n
I
I
mm
i
Association
recently,
that
when
a
whipping
sentence
haa
been
Imposed
upon
a
prisoner.
It
should
be
carried
out
Immediately
the
prisoner
enters
the
Jail.
The
association
claims
that
to
keep
a
prisoner
in
auspense,
awaiting
a
flogging
qver
a
long
period,
Is
an
unnecessary
act
of
cruelty
While
all
the
mem-bera
of
the
association
were
not
In
favor
of
corporal
punishment,
they
were
imltedVon
tbe
foregoing.
TIMBER
WOLVES
IN
PEACE
RIVER
COUNTRY
right
of
(ink
or
Mue
Iti;
.Montrr
are
raptured
l.v
Trappers
PEACE
RIVER,
April
8.
The
presence
of
a
ronldrrablf
number,
of
timber
wolves
haa
been
reported
lately.
BUI
Gardner
a
local
trapper,
captured
eight
put
of
pack
of
nln
when
visiting
his
trap
line
recently,
some
25
nUlea
from
here.
A
big
black
wolf
escaped
him
but
he
Intends
to
get
It
later.
The
.wolves
weighed
from
125
to
(50
pounds
leach,
and
as
Gardner
exhibited
them
!
around
the
town
on
bis
flat
bottomed
;
sleigh
they
were
snapshotted
many
times
by
citizens
anxlou
to
get
a
I
clo-e-up
view
of
real
timber
wolve.
In
I
comparison
with
last
year,
fur
1
report-led
'to
be
scarce
In
th
noth
country.
Advertise
tu
tbe
Dally
New.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
NOTICK
OP
APPLICATION
IOK
TON-MiNT
TO
TKAXSH.H
OP
HfcEK
i.h
t.Mi:
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEN
that,
on
the
19th
day
of
April
next,
the
uuder-signed
intends
to
apply,
to
tbe
Liquor
Control
Board
for
consent
to
transfer
of
Beer
Licence
Number
673
and
Issued
In
respect
of
premise
being
part
ot
a
building
known
a
"Central
Hotel."
situate
at
the
corner
of
Pint
Avenue
and
Seventh
Street.
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
tht
lands
described
as
Lota
Eltvtn
(111,
iTwelv
(12),
Thirteen
(IS),
and
Fourteen
1114).
In
block
Ten
(10),
Section
Out
,
iij,
&lap
No.
823,
Prlnct
Rupert
Land
to
rM
Kills?
ft
Are
we
abandoning
the
simple
life,
with
all
its
wholesome
pleasures,
in
our
mad
search
for
excitement,
thrills,
1
speed,
jazz
?
is
an
epoch
of
nervous
disorders.
On
all
sides
we
THIS
hear
of
nervous
breakdowns.
These
are
not
restricted
to
old
folks.
They
are
also
common
among
young
people
those
still
in
their
teens
and
twenties.
To
what
is
this
situation
which
threatens
the
health
of
the
North
American
peoples
due?
Are
we
abandoning
the
simple
rules
of
health
and
prematurely
exhausting
our
bodies
in
a
mad
search
for
pleasure?
Are
we
stupidly
trusting
to
nostrums
and
doctors
to
maintain
vitality
instead
of
taking
proper
food,
exercise
and
rest?
Are
we
succumbingio
The
Pace
that
Kills?
They
Rushed
Blindly
On
!
Philip
and
Isabelle
had
planned
their
married
life
all
wrongly
from
the
start.
They
were
not
willing
to
break,
or
even
slacken,
the
ties
that
bound
them
so
tightly
to
the
killing
pace
of
modern
society.
And
so
they
rushed
blindly
onward
neglecting
the
duties,
the
responsibilities
and
the
sacrifices
inevitable
to
marriage.
Then
one
day
after
a
gay
party
they
both
reached
the
straining
point
through
lack
of
rest
and
repose
they
both
lost
their
proper
perspective
on
life
they
indulged
in
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uritian
cor
umbla.
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transferee.
DATED
tt
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
this
lein
asy
or
Mirch.
1927.
.tmttAl.
tlUTI.li,
LJMITliO.
Applicant
and
Transferee.
WATER
NOTICE
NOTICE
13
HEREBY
QIVEN
that
III
Honour
tbt
Lltutcnant-Oovernor
of
British
Columbia,
by
aad
with
tbe
advice
of
His
Executive
Council,
has
been
plea&cd
to
order:
THAT
the
reservation
ot
the
unrecorded
water
of
Brown's
River
and
Uc-Knutbt'
Creek,
trlbutarlea
of
Ecstall
J
River,
established
"pursuant
to
Order
In
Council
Number
808
approved
tbt
13th
day
of
June.
1131.
ba
cancelled.
The
csnccllstlon
of
tbt
aald
reservation
mill
be
effective
on
April
lBth.
1837.
DATED
this
llth
day
of
March.
1927
T.
D.
PATTULLO.
Minister
of
Lstida.
UANKRUFTCY
ACT.
ESTATE
OP
WM.
MOIUltN.
I.OCKK-POKT,
ILC,
Al
TilOULtfcO
AKMIUNOK
Tenders
will
bt
jwetlvad
by
the.
undersigned
up
to
and
Including
AprU
lit
on
tbt
stock
ot
William
Morgan,
Assigned.
In
store
at
Lockeport,
B.C..
consisting
ot
Orocerles.
Hardware.
Drugs
and
Drygoods.
Inventory
ot
Stock
may
be
obtained
from
the
undersigned
or
seen
at
tht
aald
Stort
or
at
the
Office
of
th
Canadian
Credit
Man'
Trust
Association,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
ALEX.
A.
CONNON,
Trustee,.
Prlne
Rupert.
B.C.
T
IN
I'RORATE.
in
Tiu:MPKi:MircorKT
or
iiiiitiii
fol.1
Mill
A
In
the
Mstter
of
-.the
"Administration
Act":
and
In
the
Matter
of
tht
Estate
of
Paul
Oerhard
Ludwlg,
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor
P.
McB.
Young,
the
4th
day
ot
April,
1027,
I
wa
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Paul
Oerhard
Ludwlg,
deceased,
and
all
partlea
having
claims
against
tht
aald
Eslatt
are
hereby
required,
to
furnish
some,
properly
verified,
to
rot
on
or
before
out
month
from
this
data,
and
all
partlea
Indebted
to
tht
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
ALLEN
WATT,
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
BO,
Dated
tht
Stli
day
of
April,
KO.
1037.