11927
LSS
"service"
In
ron-
rith
th
care
of
the
should
mean
con-
i,
careful
examina-fall
iiiientifir
re-
tt
'ommand.
yc
modern
eiui-
ItCan
'ell
the
exact
I'thla
we
hftve
the
pu
ground
to
suit
Ime.i
the
eyes
do
not
th
correction
some-
iirvme.
That
is
be
jjlasne'
cost
more.
Un
any
time!
jHgiflJGHIr
WELLIES
m
wiw
Tut
tux
lected
i
yes
Is
doubtless
the
tmost
of
the
ills
that
This
Is
no
Simanfty
ent
that
it
Deems
Necessary
to
tell
you.
fcyes
are
jrivinjt
have
them
attended
I.
at
once
absurdities
in
the
of
foolishness.
the
loss
of
eyesight
inejfleet
is
the
most
able.
'lose
health
and
effi-hroujrh
netrlect.
Come
Joudry
rd
Optometrist
and
Optician
Smith
!ilock
I?
Phone
7f3
PfiCPACtD
FOR
DEAR
IlNG.UIITM
coal
tod
HVS
A
FICKLE
IHIMOJ
Mist.
Spring
gives
us
of
merrv
sunshine
-
Betimes
keeps
us
walt-
the
church
in
a
cold
rain.
Just
like
u
Ho
change
her
mind.
depend
on
Spring
to
u
warm
our
coal
is
lore
reliable.
Take
no
but
give
us
your
today
IMO
WIM.LINCTON
and
Ml
RIVKItSOOTLL'SS
1
&
McCaffery
Mines
1IG
and
117
MET
fecial
WK
the
month
of
May
111
gito
a
special
rate
Flilnnkets,
IRIanket,
each
.
.
tt.'t
Blanket,
each
.
.
i"W
lkets
washed
without
lug
and
returned
nice
luffy,
IVK
US
A
TRIAL
ieer
Laundry
(11)21)
Ud.
hone
.
1JR
WIIBAT
J'OOL
PRESIDENT
TKLLS
CONFERENCE
OF
WHAT
IS
IIKINfS
DONE
FOIC
'HIE
CANADIAN
FARMERS.
(continued
from
page,
one)
1
totalled
more
Uim
111,000.000.
Thls
pool
form
of
organisation
U
a
comparatively
new
thing,
and
we
wel-ccme
thl
opportunity
of
getting
to
gether
with
those
Interested
in
similar
v.trk
tn
order
that
e
may
not
only
benefit
from
each
other's
successes,
but
that
we
may
leam
frem
one
another's
mlsukej,"
Mr.
Burnell
asserted.
"Let
me
say,"
he-
added,
"that
we
In
'
Canada
believe
to
fee
a
positive
fact
that
the
bmdlns
ccntriet
iU
an
absolute
:e
sentlal
to
a
succeuful
wheat
pool
and
that
our
five-year
contract
is
the
key-.
nute
of
our
success."
ritKVlot
Kf
roiti
k
"Years
ago
western
Canadian
fanners
i
tried
to
obtain
a
better
price,
first
by
forming
local
co-operative
associations,
each
one
of
these
owning
and
operating
their
own
elevators.
Then
In
Manitoba
wr
tried
government
owned
and
operat-.
ed
elevators.
In
each
of
these
three
'
provinces
the
farmers
formed
big
line
elevator
companies.
Eventually
two
of
these
had
between
them
more
than
80.-000
shareholders,
and
every
one
of
them
owned
450
local
elevators
and
operated
three
big
terminals
at
the
Fort
William
iind
Port
Arthur,
and
a
transfer
elevator
j
a
i
Buffalo.
"
1
None
of
these
efforts,
however,
could
!
prevent
the
farmer
having
to
stand
the
full
strain
of
the
yearly
alump
during
the
periods
or
heavy
deliveries
lit
the
fall
,
and
the
problem
of
finance
connected
with
the
handling
of
this
grain
became
loi.r
of
great
concern.
Mr.
Burnell
said
IMUKNhK
TI
IINOVK1I
'
Cuntuiutng.
he
described
the
function
o(
the
war-Ume
Canadian
wheat
pool,
t'.o
replacement
by
Canadian
conlrar
pool,
controlled
entirely
by
the
farm-
1
r
mm
its
Inception
In
Alberta
In
.October.
1923.
with
a
membership
of
2X000
uiu
handling
34.000.000
buaocli.
I
wheal
the
pacl
hsd)
extended
to
Mniiitobu
sikI
ttasluuthewsn
until
today
ivn
inemfemhio
embraced
about
138.000
lersarrs
and
more
than
187.000.000
I
Uwncls
of
wjieat
and
20.000.000
bushels
I
of
coarse
grains
hsd
been
marktted
I
through
the
Central
Selling
Agency.
"Laet
year
the
Canadian
pool
had
the
largest
turnover
of
any
organisation
in
Canada
except
the
Dominion
government.
1
Mr
Burnell
declared.
"While
this
glgan-1
'tic
organisation
has
been
built
In
four'
;
years.
It
would
not
be
fair
to
term
'it
a
mushroom
growth
because
It
is
,
based
on
the
educational
work
and
efforts
put
forth
In
the
Isomer's
organl-,
satlons
of
western
Cansda
for
more
than
'
2s
years."
I
,
IMMUNE
HKNfcHT
!
Mr.
Burnell
continued:
"While
the
formation
and
operation
of
the
pools
had
not
solved
all
the
problems
of
the
extern
Canadian
farmer,
yet
the
better
prices
resulting
therefrom
have
brought
about
nwicii
better
conditions,
not
only
smoag
the
farmers
but
throughout
the
hue
Canadian,
business
field.
The
froren
credit
of
former
years
are
being
generally
and
gradually
liquidated
rnd
a
more
prosperous
condition
brought
fbut
This
Is
reflected
tn
the
general
rise
tn
land
values,
and
the
return
of
pet-pie
to
the
land.
Another
factor
making
for
our
auccew
was
the
fact
thai
our
farm
organisations
were
all
is
i
J
ted
In
the
effort
to
co-operatively
market
our
grain
through
the
pool
The
farmers
controlled
the
organisation
:
the
pool
them
wives
without
looking
ti
-
government
assistance.
In
studying
some
of
tbe
efforts
thai
iiave
been
tiuoJe
toward
co-Operative
n.i:'-i
tlng
In
some
of
the
countries
represented
at
tola
conference,
one
la
for
ed
to
the
conclusion
that
what
Is
lecdsd
is
more
pool
and
less
pontics.
In
some
cases
pool
officials
show
a
decided
tendency
to
try
and
find
an
;sy
way
for
the
fsrmrr
to
better
marketing
conditions.
I
do
not
believe
that
there
in
aii
easy
way
that
will
materially
bennflt
the
grower:
the
things
hi
seeks
to
remedy
are
hard
conditions".
Any
attempt
to
loosen
up.
the.
pool
con
tract,
any
lack
el
enforcement
oi
tue
Jerin
of
the
contract,
any
attempt
on
the
part
of
the,
pool
orgsnhatlon
to
fellow
the
pool
ihrmbcrs
to
eat
their
cake
sVd
have
It
too.
will.
prvffuUU
and
eventually
lead
to
disaster.
The
far-tuei
onnot
overcome
hard
conditions
without
facing
the
music.
iiimci
i.tii:
"In
Canada
we
are
overcoming
many
Minn:
or
LAND
ACT
INTENTION
TO
I.KA.-I:
l-tNI.
.
.
.
.i
API'LY
TO
In
Ilange
i.
Coast
Land
District.
Land
KrcorUlnK
District
of
Prince
Ruixrt,
urn
situate
in
vicinity
of
Oaptaln'i
Cove.
IMtt
island.
BC.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
aosse
Pocllne
Co
Ltd..
of
3J1
Howe
St..
Vancouver.
CC
occupation
Hih
Packers.
IntendH
to
apply
lor
a
lease
of
the
followipg
described
lands:
rvunmenclns
at
a
post
planted
planted
IS
li
at
I
influence
no
J,
unnjf
All
Sales
Caah
THE
6AILY
NEWS
FARE
FIVE
A
Gigantic
Task
but-Prices
will
do
it!
IOWEST
PRICES
ON
MEN'S
SHOES
Men
s
fine
Calf
Shoes,
made
to
sell
at
$12.00.
he.io
were
bui.U
over
the
narrow
toe
last
and
v.ill
make
good
light
weight
work
CJ-i
QC
shoes.
Sale
price
i?M.VO
Men's
Calf
Oxfords
in
lilack.
Drown
and
Tan.
These
have
broad
toes
and
are
made
CO
Off
to
sell
at
$0.00.
Sale
price
t?d0J
Men's
"Foot
Rite"
Shoes,
air
new
lasts
of
superior
fitting
qualities.
Offered
now
in
Ulacfc
Kid,
Ulack
Calf,
Tan
Calf.
Regular
ft
ffl
$?
00.
Sale
price
tPU.1V
Royn,
Calf
Dress
Shoes,
lilack,
Drown
and
Tan.
Regular
$5.00
values.
C0
flfT
Sale
price
STORE
OPENS
J
A.M.
SATURDAY
tIUUU
SHOES
To
put
it
mildly,
these
are
very
unusual
values
for
Saturday
selling
and
they're
fill
good
shoes.
ne
lot
of
Women's
Strap
Pumps
in
RIack,
White
and
Rrown
some
satin
and
silver
i
loth,
high
and
medium
heels.
Values
Qft
OtM
to
$10.00.
Sale
price
One
lot
of
Women's
Strap
Pumps,
Oxfords
and
I
lain
Pumps,
Ulacfc
and
Rrowa
Satin,
Patent.
Ulack
Kid
and
Calf,
high,
low
or
medium
heels.
Values
to
$iU0.
4
Off
XeJJtJ
Sale
price
One
lot
of
Women's
Oxfords
and
Pumps,
including
some
late,
novelties.
RIack,
Tun
and
Patent
low
and
medium
heels.
S9'Q'!
alues
to
$8.00.
Sale
price
V&U0
One
lot
Women's
Strap
Pumps,
patent
Drown
and
Clack,
mostly
low
heels.
Regular
$G.OO
to
$8.00
values
.
GjQ
Off
Sale
price
I
Roys
Caps
Lot
of
Women's
Felt
I
All
new
ltonular
Slipofrs
SI,
15.
I
shades
!.o
of
cur
difficulties
by
a
continual
and
laU-ii'.ivo
cunptlzn
of
co-operative
edti-catinn.
It
cannot
be
aald
too
often
that
1
the
first
business
of
the
pool.
Is
to
sell
;
the
grain
of
Its
members,
but
we
must
always
bear
In
mind
that
the
pool
inlfht
sell
the
pain
to
advantage,
might
1
lie
a
factor
lu
rolling
the
price
for
the
producers,
might
be
very
efficiently
mai-;
Hied
and
then
might
fall
If
a
sufficient
.
number
of
producers
were
not
acquainted.'
with
the
facts
and
kept
Informed
as
to
Us
operations.
"One
fact
of
Importance
la
that
the
of
the
pool
on
prices
la
re-
.
r.L.
nrth
n
rhslns:
thence
east
"(ectcd
on
the
world
price.
The
whole
15
chains;
thence
south
to
northeast
I
wheat
price
level
Is
affected
and
cons
corner
-
.
"
,
pTuunuiY
it
i
ininoruiioie
w
prove
ai-
shore
to
point
of
commencement,
anil!?,.
the
snlltnivce
.
The
rtintalniiiK
"
"
srrea,
more
or
less.
nOSSK
PACKINO
CO.
LTD,
Applicant.
Per
Chss.
I'.
Roberts.
Agent,
Datrt
April
7,
1927.
L
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT'
pnivcK
m
i'KnT-
n.r.CTOUAi.
IHS
I
ItlCT
MirKKviir:
ii.i:cT(fitL
iustiiict
notice
la
""rujr
hereby
given
thst
V.r
.'
I
shall,
rectly
of
the
pool.
bolter
price,
is
received
by
all
and
this
makes
It
Imprr&ttvs
that
we
keep
con
atantly
before
Pool
members
tha
fact
that
the
market
price
la
a
price
made
by.
the
pool.
"In
Canada,
we
have
'had
ft
big
Infills
ence
on
price
iecitise'
"
Canada
pro
duces
about
.forty
per
cent
of
the,
world'a
exportable
surplus.
Our
threes
Mar
exnrrlcnra
in
1h
O.ni.rfl.n
V)i
on
Monday
the-
letli
asy
or
tsy,
mi.
-
-
'
at
the
hour
of
10
o'clock
In
the
fore-
fool
leads
me
to
believe
that
the
price,
noon,
at
the
Courthouse,
Prince
Hupert.
(
0f
wheat
can
be
stabilised
at
a
level
ft
ftllllJlg
v
Hlfj
uuui
via
icrwiivMi
IlWtu
u.,unrt
41s.
1
1
sir
si
rvf
voter?
for
the
said
Electoral
Districts,
,1ml
of
hcarlns
and
determining
sny
slid
all
objections
to
the
retention
of
Sny
nam
on
the
stld
lltti.
or
to
the
reilstratlon
as
a
voter
of
any
applicant
i
for
registration;
"!
for
the
other
pur-i
pukeVset
forth
In
the,
-Proylnotal,
Elcc
li'tedCVt
Prince
Rupert.
110.,
this
Hh
d.y
of
April,
iBMAM
A
WATT,
ti
MsU.Uat,
,ol.
Votara,
which
will
be
profitable
to
the
pros
ducer.
Dy
that
I
mean
price
whlcJ
will
allow
hhn
a
atwidard
of
llTlnjf
lu.
keeping
with
those
ei)gaed
In
other
Industries
and
having
similar
Invest-,
menu,
llut
If
wa
are
to
obUln
this
objective,
the
Canadian
furnW
imSit
not
be
left
alone
to
tm.ihe
flood
of
hiH'CUlntlon
in
the
world'a
chief
1
OtADIANI
VAcinc
snwA
This
first
gr&l
STORE
WIDE
SALE
of
JAItOUR
imOTIIERS'ha.s
thus
far
proved
a
tremendous
success.
PRUDENT
SHOPPERS
have
crowded
the
store
day
after
day
and
have
carried
away
ami
load
of
I'AIWJAINS.
REAL
QUALITY
mer-ch.indist',
the
best
available
in-
all
of
Canada,
is
Kellin"
at
prices
far
under
actual
value
but
this,
gigantic
unloading
operation
is
just
fairly
under
way
greater
quantities
MUST
RE
SOLD,
bo
DEEPER.
DEEPER
DOWN
go
the
prices
profits
are
no.
longer
thought
of.
It's
a
case
of
DRASTIC
REDUCTIONS
to
clear
out
a
large
part
of
the
stock
in
the.
shortest
possible
time.,
d'et
into
action
while
these,
big
savings
are
possible.
JUST
A
FEW
MORE
DAYS
and
this
sale
will
end.
READY-TO-WEAR
Women
with
a
keen
sight
for
real
values
are
replenishing
their
wardrobes
with
these
splendid
values
in
Dresses
and
Coats.
Many
exceptional
"buys"
are
here
for
Saturday's
selling.
Come
early!
One
lot
of
Wool
One-piece
Dresses,
n.ostly
Flannels,
with
full-length
sleeves
and
pleated
v
Of
Jff
skirts.
Sale
price
?10
One
lot
of
Dresses,
some
wool
and
others
flat
crepe.
Values
to
$15.00.
C
Qff
Sale
price
OU.UO
One
lot
of
fine
new
Dresses,
all
late
styles
in
flat
creies,
satins
and.
georgettes.
Regular
O
Off
$20
to
$25
values.
Sale
price
?XaftOfJ
One
large
lot
of
the
season's
very
latest
effects
in
crepes,
satins
and
georgettes,
including
all
sizes,
16
to
41.
These
are
with
pleated
skirt
effect
and
other
late
designs.
Regular
$.10
to
Q1
Q
Qff,
15
values.
Sale
price
t?iU.OU
CHARMING
SPRUNG
COATS
These
have
all
been
grouped
in
just
three
lots
for
quick
selling.
You'll
find
just
the
coat
you
want
for
the
cool
summer
evenings.
f
Look
them
over
Saturday
morning.
$9
85
$14
85
$19
85
Kiddies'
Romper
MILLINERY
I
Col
(on
Crepe
Suits
,
All
these
charming
Hats
of
imported
Straws
Plain
or
stried
Sixes
to
C
ypars
featuring
the
latest
shaies
and
trimmings.
Many
17fi,
,;
.filMI.V
aro
very
sma"t
models.
Your
choice
on
Saturday
of
any
Hat
in
stock
for
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To.
Krlrhlkan,
IVrangell.
Juneau.
Skntwav
Iprll
S,
IS,
t
May
S,
til,
SO.
Tn
lunrmnrr,
Vlrlotla.
Srallle
.prll
I,
li.
Hi
Msy
3,
IS,
34.
PKINCKSS
ntiTitin;
For
Billed
ale,
Kaat
Bella
llells,
Oresn
falls.
.Nsniu,
Alert
Bay.
Campbell.
Klver,
and
Vancouver
fiery
Saturday,
II
a.m.
Agenry
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
lull
Inforiusllun
rrnm
IV.
C,
OKCIIVKI).
Ueneral
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Kuprrt.
II.C.
MAIL
CONTRACT
'SEALED
TENDERS,
addressed
to
tha
I'uKtimuter
Oemeral,
will
be
received
at
Ottawa
until
noon,
on
Friday,
the
10th
June,
W27,
fur
the
conveyance
of
liu
Majesty'
Malls,
on
a
proposed
Contract
for
a
period
not
exceeding
four
yean
as
required
times
per
week
on
the
route
between
Prince
Rupert
pd
Ilatlwsy
Station
(CJi.K.l,
and'
Wharves
(O.N.K.
and
C.l'iL),
and
Transfer
of
.Malls
be-t,wsn
itslhvay
Station
and
Wharvet
ICNIl,
U.S.8.
Co.
aiHf-
O.P.R.)
from
the
PosUnastvr
UeJieril'a.
pleusurev
Printed.
imMcc4
containing
further
in-fonnaUoti
m
to
coudltlona.
of
pruposed
Contracw
may
b
seen
and-
blank
forma
of
Twice
may
be.
obtained,
at
the
Post
OIJIc
of
ITlnc
RUert,
B.C.
and-
ab
U4S4
cjflc
OX
tb,
fMulcV
Superiatanaaut
ot
Postal
Service,
Vancouver,
B.C.
J.
F.
MURRAY.
District
Superintendent
of
Postal
service.
District
Superintendent's
Office,
Vancouver,
11.C.
April
28t
1927.
(iUKEN
'CH
AHI-PTTE
tlNl)
TAKE"
NOTICE
that"
It,
I.
Leonard,
of
Portland,
Ore.,
physician.
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Minister
ot
Lands
for
a
licence
to
prospect
for
coal,
petroleum
and
natural
gas
over
and
under
the
following
described
land,
situate
on
Sklde-gate
Inlet.
Oraham
Island;
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
tbe
northwest
cprner
ot
Section
30,
Township
1;
thence
80
chains
east:
thence
60
chains
south;
thence
80
chains
west;
thence
80
chains
north,
to
point
of
commencement
Located
March
14,
1937.
It.
P.
LEONARD.
A.
J.
fJORDON,
Agent.
Advertise,
In
tb
Dally
News.
QUITTINf;
ALL
ROYS'
CLOTHES'
This
store
will,
discontinue
all
Roys'
Clothingno
more
suits
for
boys
will
be
handled
ana
to
this
end
the
prices
have
been
forced
down
to
bedrock.
Now
in
one
big
group
you'll
find
just
the
suit
tho
fad
wants,
and
very
good
suits,
too.
NOVELTY
WORSTEDS
TWEEDS
SERGES
Some
with
two
pants.
Every
suit
Is
finely
tailored
and
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction;
Your
choice
of
these
$15
to-$18
values,
at
just
one
price
Entire
stock,
of
Kiddies
reduced.
$8-95
THE
GREATEST
SALE
EVER
HELD
IN
THIS
CITY
JABOUR
BROTHERS
SHOES
Al.
White
in
charge
STORE
WIDE
SALE
The
very
latest
styles.
Pumps,
Straps
and
Oxfords
for
lovers
of.
fine
shoes.
Women's
Patent,
Browa
and.
Tan.
Calf
Oxfords,
walking
heels
and
welted
soles.
C
1
Sale
price
tj1i
Women's
fine
Arch-Defeuder
Oxford.!,
one
of
the
leading
arch
preserver
makes.
C7
Off
Sale
price
t?
Women's
New
Patent'Strap
and
Plain.
Pumps.
New
spike
heels,
usual
price
$10.00.
C'T
Off
Sale
price
?
Women's
new
broad
toe
Oxfords,
In
pleasing
color
combinations.
Usual
$8.00
Cff
Qff
values.
Sale
price
.
.
ipU.eJD
10
Inch
Scrims-Regular
25c
valuo
t
!
Holeproof
.Ifi
Inch
Prints
85
'
(Women's
Silk
Hose
Light
or
dark
U?
I
!
ssB
m
Lot
of
Girls'
I
All
shades
..
Nlt
I
New
Hats
....
.-(
r
Classic
Shoes,
for
Girls
Save
now!
One
lot
of
Children'
Pumps
and
Shoes,
mostly
all
sizes
from
8
tq
2.
Values,
to.
$5.00.
Going
now
Cf
Qff
and
Off
n
Women's
House
Dresses
Splendid
quality
tSe
I
'
Women'H
Dresses
,
t
Ten
beautiful
prlr.es
will
be
given
away
free
,
I
Roys
Knicker
Pants:
Dark
.
I
ih..
first
ten
women
who
enter
this
store
onv
Sat-
U
omen
s
Silk
Hose
Regular
$2.00
to
Extra
weight
rot-
urdav
morning.
No
obligation
to
purchase.
Store
Monarch
"Green
omens
Nests
$2.05
S1.W
ton
Sj?l.T
.
01Mfii
at
9
a.m.
StriV
f
Light
knit
.
.
IQy
'
SBalalllaaiallllllallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
i-
-a
rr.
..
"
.
1
"
"
1
?
n
i
i.
,
.
ek
Lot
of
Children's
Gingham
Dresses
.Men's
Work
Shirts-Regular
values
$2.
-I.-
One
Lot
of
Women's.
yourself.
tl
pairs
."Of
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
New
Stock
of
Garden
and
Field
Seeds
and
Fertilisers
Pratt's
Raby
Chick
Food
anil
Poultry
Supplies
RULKLHV
VALLEY
HAY
AND
GRAIN
Our
Famous
Edson
Coal
in
any
quantities
also
Telkwa
Coal
Store
Phone,
58.
Trotier
Dotk
Phone,
558
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Salllnis
from
Prince
Kuprrt.
Mt
VANCOUVER,
VK.TOKIA,
Hwantoil
Uay,
Alert
Ikiy,
etc,
Tuesrtsy,
A
pjn.
lor
VANCOUVER.
VICTOKIA.
Biitedole,
Alert
Itav.
etc..
Nntiintsy
9
a.m.
lur
PORT
HIMPSON,
AI.ICK
ARM,
A.N
VOX,
STLWABT,
Wales
Island,
Sunday,
8
p.m.
tor
Nan
It
Iter,
foists
and
Port
Simpson,
Thuisday
p.m.
m
2nd
Avenue.
K.
M.
S.U.TI1,
Asent.
Prlnee
Kunerl.
1I.(V