Iday.
March
11,
1027
odes
and
loods
Modes
may
bo
merely
y2E
1)IKS
READY-TO-WEAR
Third
Avenue
INGER,
the
TAILOR
iults
made
to
or-
ler.
In
our
shop
low
aa
,,
.
$50
,223
Sixth
Slreet
the
mood
of
the
moment.
I'oforo
buying
your
Jewel
Has
solved
'one
B
WflLEM-
NOW
SHE
KNOWS
!
rrttPLftCETo&END
I
ilrtt,
FAMILY
5S
CLOTHES
g
Bfii
HEN
she
found
out
that
this
the
place
to
nend
the
lily
::
clothes
she
also
disco
v-
that
we
would
make
her
a
clal
rate
for
the
family
laun-
She
told
her
friends
about
Mid
thcv
told
their
friend
Jt
if
and
thl.
is
getting
to
bo
ie
a
family
laundry'.
ineer
Laundry
Phone
118
New
arrivals
of
Spring
Coats
Suits
and
Dresses
;
Suits
that
arc
In
the
fore
front
of
fashion
for
present
.Wear-
beautifully
made
jrar-
tvWcnts
revealing
the
popular
Rfcox
style
Coat
and
wrap-
inind
Skirt
l'ricea
Moderate
BENT'S
lONEsrv
with)T6ur
poLicy's
fVERV
MANI
BUILT
ON
THE)
f-Vv-x
SQUARE
OEAU
rWhen
you
want
fair
and
uare
coal
service
you
will
o
the
right
thing
by
your
pi
f
in
coming
round
to
us.
lie
quality
of
our
coal
and
ir
conscientious
service
fill
give
you
a
cheerful
heat-
nil
home
this
winter.
lit,!,....
.......
.
AiNAIAll
W
,
,
Nl
TI1N
nnd
IcI.KOI)
RIVER
SOOTLESS
Lump,
Krr,
Stove
nnd
Nut
Libert
&
McCafTery
rnones
ur
and
117
APPEAL
CASE
IS
STILL
ON
TAXATION
(IMMISHIONKH
FOIt
C.S
Mtt.XS
NATIONAL
ON
NT
AMI
AI.K
YKKTKKItAY
.UTKKNOO.V
H.
It.
Nlchol
assistant
taxation
com.
mlasloner
lor
the
Canadian
National
lery
novelU
instigate
the
.vrd
current
stylos.
Inoon
,n
tht
ippeal
ctu
of
the
rall.
Wo
can
give
you
authentic
wax
company
Irom
th
Judgment
of
information
of
thin
year's
th
civic
court
of
revision.
The
evidence
ntylea.
having
Junt
returned
01
Mr-
Niehol
wa
mora
or
)m
techni
from
the
Kat.
tOHNgUlJCHI?
il
Jewellers
TliF
Tf
.UP
WITH
THF
Tl
nrK
1
1
La
7IUni
null
U
VUVt
'HE
PIONEER
iAUNDRY
KIDS
HOUSE
Hull)
cal
and
a
lanes
number
of
statistic
went
submitted
dealing
with
percentage
of
assessment
In
various
years
and
the
re
llatlon
of
tht
civic
UMnmmt-on
other
than
the
company's
property
-to
th
assessment
of
the
company'
property,
luce
the
year
1B33
to
the
present
year.
One
of
the
main
contention
of
II
r.
Nlchol.
a
presented
through
the
com-parlsons.
waa
that
the
assessment
of
city
property
had
decreased
during
the
paat
five
yeara
whereas
the
aaaeaament
of
the
company'a
holding
bad
Increased.
In
answer
to
a
question
from
Mr.
Alexander,
witness
aald
that
he
knew
of
no
reason
why
the
property
of
the
railway
company
ahould
be
assessed
more
In
1937
than
In
1923.
The
number
of
leases
on
waterfront
property
waa
the
same
In
1937
a
In
the
year
1932.
E.
P.
J
-
nes.
in
cross-examining
Mr.
Nlchol,
ak
rd
aa
to
bla
Information
concerning
the
reported
aale
of
the
elevator
property
by
the
company
to
the
government.
The
.witness
declared
that
he
had
no
know
llidge
of
the
aale
and,
even
If
Mr.
Jones
aiould
read
from
Ilanaard
the
atatement
of
Mr.
Robb.
the
finance
mlnlater.
It
would
not
aatlafy
him
aa
evidence
of
the
aale.
Counsel
then
asked.
If
the
amount
mentioned
had
been
paid,
would
wltneaa
admit
It
to
be
a
fair
price.
Mr.
Nlchol
anawered
"No."
Proceeding
along
,Uu
line.
Mr.
Jonee
elicited
from
the
wltneaa
that
the
department
of
taxation
Often
waa
aaked
for
the
ashamed
valus
of
certain
properly,
aud
a
requeat
for
the
assessed
valuation
of
the
elevator
alte,
had
resulted
In
the
necessary
in
formation
being
given.
M'AI
KHFBONT
l.i:tKS
The
matter
of
waterfront
leaaea
waa
'the
aubject
of
numerou
queatlona
by
!Mr.
Jonea
and
the
wltneaa
admitted
that
there
waa
aome
difficulty
In
s-curing
leaaea
due
to
the'
position
of
the
:
company
which
waa
In
the
handa
of
a
receiver.
It
had
apparently
been
the
policy
of
the
company,
however,
not
to
aell
any
of
Ita
waterfront
property.
The
city
eollcttor
then
questioned
the
wit
nesa
as
to
how
h
arrived
at
the
value
of
the
company's
property
when
there
were
no
aalea
made,
and
also
asked
how
be.
a
resident
of
Winnipeg,
waa
able
to
give
an
opinion
on
the
value
of
pro
perty
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
answer
of
Mr
Nichols
rtlated
bow
he
had
pent
aome
considerable
lime-
In
the
city
and
had
gone
over
the
property
very
thoroughly
There
were
many
things
to
be
taken
Into
consideration
In
arriving
at
a
valuation,
which
waa
possible
even
thoughthcre
were
no
aalea.
.
If.
Arnold,
of
this
city,
waa
the
next
wltneaa
for
the
railway
company
and,
in
answering
counsel,
gave
hi
valuation
of
the
various
parcela
of
land
along
the
waterfront,
including
the
foreshore
from
where
.the
railway
enters
the
city
up
to
the
land
occupied
by
the
sal
mon
dock.
The
land
waa
divided
Into
waterfront
property,
right
of
way.
graded
acreage
and
ungraded
acreage,
and
Mr.
Arnold
sought
to
give
a
valua-
tlon
to
the
varWua
descriptions.
He
waa
proceeding
with
hi
testimony
when
court
adjourned
at
5
o'clock
until
10
this
morning.
;
(continued
on
par.
ilx)
PACIFIC
CHEAT
EASTERN
RAILWAY
COMPANY
Ti:M)Klt
I
Sealed
Tinder
endoned
"Tender
for
:
Steamers"
wur
be
received
by
the
under
I
signed
up
to
noon
Thursday,
March
31.
!
1627.
at
the
offices
of.
the
Company,
67tf
Dunsmulr
Street.
Vancouver.
B.C..
for
the
purchase
of
the
nulla,
machinery
and
equipment
of
the
two
iteamera
Operator"
and
"Conveyor."
lying
on
the
aouth
aide
ofthe
Nechako
niver
at
Prince
Cleorte.
i
Offera
ahould
be
for
tht
vessels
a
,
they
atand,
complete.
'
To
arrange
for
Inipectlon,
communl
1
cats
with
Mr.
A.
A.
Belbeck.
Prince
,(leorge.
B.C.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
neces-anrllv
accented,
nonT.
wilson.
At.
oeneral
Manager.
Vancouver.
B.C..
February
as,
1937.
LAND
ACT
.NOTM.'K
OK
INTENTION
TO
AI'PI.V
Til
Til
PKKCIIASK
I.AM1
In
Prince
nupert
Land
Recording
Dla
trlct
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
tltuate
on
the
north
ahore
of
the
south
Arm
of
Tasoo
Harbor,
Moresby
Iiland.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Province
of
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
Field,
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
occupation
Marine
Broken
Intends
to
apply
for
permlaeion
to
purchase
tlio
following
described
land:
Commencing
at
a
poat
planted
on
tho
north
ahore
of
south
Arm
of
Tasoo
Harbor.
Moresby
Island.
Queen
Charlotta
Islands,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
about
S
chains
from
the
end
of
the
Government
trail;
thence
10
chains
northeasterly;
thence
10
cbalna
north
westerly:
thence
10
chain
southwesterly;
thence
10
chains
southeasterly,
and
containing
twenty
(30)
acre,
more
or
leas.
jame.3
rir.uu.
Applicant.
Dated
November
3lt.
193S.
l)inAimiIJNT
OK
LANDS
NOTICB
Aiipllciitlon
for
Orasins
I'eunlta
fur
the
tiruson
nf
IS.).
Application
for
permit
to
gran
livestock
ou
the
crown
rang
within
any
rating
district
of
the
Province
of
Brit
ih
Columbia,
must
bt
filed
wltb
the
t-P
I
HK.lt
Latest
are
featured
on
X.LU(
lectrical
prtrical
l
UlUill
Light
I
innt
lUU
Rauf
Rfli7
.
Jertmswick
RECORDS
"Leander"
from
"Katja"
Some6ne,,
from
"Naughty
Itiquette"
l.i
Trals
rhvractt
ay
OnkrsUa.
with
vsral
Paik
Last
"Lonely
Eyes"
"Who'll
Be
the
One?"
Fat
TrU
with
Vccat
tU
Hf
Hn
Utrai
Mi
II
U
ll.ltl
KwMtllt
Ortknlia.
Catrhr
li
Trs.'s
Sr
It
II
Ohn.i
unJ
Vk.'i
Ar4.it
iU
Iktir
Of.
tbialra.
Ask
Your
3101
"Do-Do-Do"
"Clap
Yo'
Hands"
M7.
"Song
of
Shanghai"
"I
Love
the
Moonlight"
F.i
TrW
with
V.rsl
Uwraa.
H;
Jack
DfUn-
34(11,
sn4
kia
Oica.iUa.
"Dreaming
the
Waltz
Away"
"In
My
Garden
of
Memory"
W.lti.i
with
YkiI
(h.r...
.Mr
K-
Miller
"
.1313
a
Ilia
OrtUtlia.
imswcK
Dealer!
J.
LOKNK
MACI-AKKN'
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Iluiiert,
Il.C.
i
District
Forester
at
Fort
Oeorae.
Kam-
loops,
Nelson,
Prince
Rupert,
Vancouver,
or
Williams
Lake
on
or
before
March
31at.
1937.
Blank
forma
unon
whleh
to
aubmlt
applicntlona
may
he
obtained
from
tha
District
Foresters
at
the
above
named
places,
or
from
the
Department
of
Lands
t
Victoria,
Il.C
O,
R.
NADEN,
Deputy
Mlnlater
of
Land.
Department
of
UniU,
Victoria,
n
o.,
January
4,
1937,
TOT
TTAXITT
NEWS
PACE
FIVB
iSCHOOL
BOARD
HAS
MEETING
jm:i-oitTs
or
r-itiNfiPALs
snotv
nat-I
ixi'ACToitv
atti:mai:
-
nkw
j
itoyji
at
iioitHKx
ntkkkt
I
Reports
from
the
principals
of
the
jetty
schools,
which
were
read
at
the
meeting
of
the
achool
board
last
night,
showed
satisfactory
attendance
in
'the
various
room
for
the
past
month.
In
a
i
few
cases,
lllneae
had
slightly
affected
the
average
attendance
but,
on
the
whole.
th
attendance
waa
good.
j
1
Trustee
II.
B.
,
Rochester,
who
waa
re
i
tiecieo.
to
tne
cnairmansntp
or
trie
board!
during
his
recent
absence
from
the
city,
thanked
the
board
for
the
confidence
expressed.
He
had
expected
that
nonie
one
else
would
have
been
assigned
the
duties
of
chairman
for
the
coming
year.
LLm
The
report
of
MUa
Mills
for
Borden
H
V
U
JjZ
Street
achool
showed
an
attendance
dur
sflpw3P
ing
the
month
of
an
even
300
scholars
of
whom
143
were
boya
and
165
girls.
The
average
attendance
for
the
month
was
04.47
per
cent.
During
the
month
there
had
been
a
gradual
Increaiw
In
the
school
bank
accounts.
v
There
re
40
glrU
nd
25
boy
,n
attendance
at
Seal
Cove
achnnl
rlnrltur
the
month
with
an
average
of
00.9
per
cent
according
to
the
report
of
Mrs.
j
Llsney.
the
principal.
Slight
Illness
accounted
for
the
poorer
percentage.
Principal
Hartness.
In
hi
report
for
Booth
Memorial
School,
showed
an
at
tendance
of
340
boya
and
194
glrU
during
the
taonth
with
an
average
attendance
of
03.10
per
cent.
Deposit
In
the
children's
savings
account
amounted
Id
sll2
for
th
month.
In
supplementing
the
'
written
report.
Principal
Hartness
refer-
red
to
needed
improvements
in
the
heating
and
ventUatlon
plant
and
also
asked
Uie
board
to
consider.
In
making
up
its
estimates
for
the
year,
a
small
appropriation
for
the
Improvement
of
the
school
grounds.
He
referred
also
to
the
:
library
which
had
been
assisted
by
the
school.
111)111
M'llOOI.
I
The
report
of
the
High
School
was
presented
by
Principal
Thomas
Peddle.
337i
The
total
enrollment
for
the
month
amounted
to
136
of
whom
66
were
t6ya
and
'80
girls.
The
average
attendance
for
the
month
was
04.1
per
cent.
(lif-J
specter
II.
C.
Fraser
had
visited
the
achool
from
February
1
to
February
4
and
had
made
some
helpful
suggestions
to
the
principal
which
were
very
much
appreciated.
The
boys'
and
girls'
ath
letic
clubs
had
bten
active
and
the
Literary
and
Debating
Society
bad
held
two
very
keenly
contested
debates.
The
latter
society
was
grateful
for
two
ad
diesses
delivered
during
.the
month
one
by
D.
B.
Finn,
director
of
the
Pish'
"erle
Experimental
JSJatlon,
on
Biochemistry
and
the
other
by
Rev.
W.
J.
Seeds
on
"Dickens."
The
school
board
discussed
Informally
jthe
need
of
another
room
at
Burden'
Street
School
and
It
waa
decided
that
the'
whole
board
would
make
a
visit
to
the
'
school
in
the
near
future
and
go
into
the
matter
carefully
before
reaching
any
'
decision.
Miss
Mills,
who
was
present.
'
explained
the
altuatlon
but
aald
that
she
would
be
able
to
show
the
board
better
when
It
made
the
proposed
visit.
,
The
Weil-Managed
Home
I
D.
C.
McRae.
on
behalf
of
the
Remlng-
ton
Typewriter
Co..
made
an
offer
to
-
-
-
-
-
--
,
the
board
to
take
back
the
.machines
nnpprcCCIU
DACtCT
which
had
been
purchased
in
1291
and
ajULtLuurllL
IAolfcl
replace
them
with
the
latest
models.
A
CAPIAT
W
kC
lirl
n
committee
of
the
board
was
appointed
OUtlAL
WAj
ULLV
to
consider
the
proposition
and
take
whatever
action
It
might
consider
ad-
A
bt
80cla,
helcl
u,t
,ght
ln
YtobIe-
Rupert
East
United
Church
was
well
MODERN
FAMILY
CLASH
PORTRAYED
manner
In
which
th
elder
Qilbert
is
brought
to
a
startling
realisation
of
his
I
Injustice
to
his
daughter,
their
subsequent
reunion
and
the
girl's
romance
with
a
young
scion
or
wealth
brings
the
picture
to
a
stirring
climax
and
a
happy
ending.
Lola
Moral)
who
Jumped
tnto
the
limelight
via
"Stella
Dallas,"
give
a
memorable
performance
a
Uie
modern
daughter)
Noah
Beery
handles
the
exacting
role
of
the
bigoted
father
in
his
usually
deft
fashion:
and
touts
Dresiwr
adds
to
her
laurels
with
her
effective
delineation
of
a
woman
with
a
paat.
j
HTHE
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchas-
ing
agent
for'
a
largje
proportion
of
the
family
needs.
In
order
to
do
a
good
job
she
must
know
what,
when
and
where
to
buy.
She
must
study
goods
and
the
concerns
which
make
goods
and
have
them
to
sell.
She
must
put
her
home
on
a
business
basis
and
run
it
on
business
principles
in
order
to
make
the
most
of
the
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchr
sing.
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
greatest
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
the
advertisements.
Advertisements
tell
you
what
is
new
and
good
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
inventions
to
make
your
home
life
easier,
more
comfortable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
information
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
usejul.
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
member
oj
the
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
for
the
family's
welfare
should
make
a
habit
oj
reading
the
ads.
attended
and
'proved
a
very
enjoyable
affair.
Rev.
Evan
Baker
was
chairman
and
there
was
community
singing
under
the
leadershlD
of
W.
Howarth
who
also
san
"lnVWwLU
IN
"PAW
flPKFI."
"
'
as
Meth
Davles.
,
Robert
wllson
WM
the
wlnner
of
,
hat
trimming
contest
tor
men
and
Miss
lu..
lllml'r.H.,.u
Timely
Tlieme
Ultl.
Murlrt
9ttvttton
and
w.
Howarth
won
llr.uilway
ar
.
m
lely
jurkcroumN
the
prles
for
a
threading
the
needle
'"
5
;
:
"
.
?
contest.'
c
Realistically
(picturing..,
the,
clash
be-
Mrs.
Robert
,
Wilson
was
accompanist
tween
the'
'did
and
the
ueW
'generation,
for
the
evening
while
T.
Ross
Mackay
"Padlocked,"
Allan
Dwan'a
latest
Para
acted
as
auctioneer
and
Andrew
Murray
mount
production,
oeiu
at
Uie
West-
a-
cashier.
holme
Theatre
tonight.
i
Committees
In
charge
of
the
event
The
picture,
aside
from
its
excellent
were
as
follows:
entertainment
qualities,
is
a
moving
Entertainment
W.
Robinson.
It.
Wll-and
powerful
plea
for
tolerance
and
son
and
A.
J.
Squires,
sympathetic
understanding
on
the
pxrt
Decorations
'Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
CI.
of
the
older
folk
In
their
relation
to
Beale.
modern
youth.
i
Refreshments
Mrs.
W.
Robinson.
Readers
of
the
Cownojiollun
Magazine
Mrs.
A.
J.
Squire,
and
Robert
Wilson,
will
recall
the
slory
by
Ilex
Beach
which
...
appeared
aerially
home
months
ago.
If
NOTICK
is
a
slory
of
what
Is
happening
today
In
thousands
of
lomes
where
parent
and
ofUltI
n2ab?f
Vli'i,
PA'?,V12!JS
.
.
,,
.
of
Section
38
of
the
Mineral
Act.
no-
ehUdTen
look
at
Hfe
from
different
tic
Is
hereby
given
Messrs.
Malcolm
Klnts
of
view.
Edith
Ollbert
la
a
alitn
Smyth,
Edmund
Langla,
Harold
Hansen
Mg
exampk,
of
the
nKKlern.
freedom-
hbr2.JSS2j
..
i
loving
American
girl,
who
resents
her
performed
on
the
Cordllla
Group
of
narrow-minded
father's
efforts
to
"pad-
Mineral
Claims,
Princes
Royal
Island.)
kick
her
soul,
itlfle
her
ambitions
and
,393.88.
and
that
unless
aald
persons
pay
repress
her
Innocent
pleasures.
'their
proportionate
share
of
the
cost
of
When
his
intolerance
finally
lead,
t$W?&5
her
mother
accidental
death,
the
girl
.
Butcdale,
B.C.,
on
or
before
May
13.
runs
away
from
botnn
to
become
a
1027,
application
will
be
made
to
the
cabaret
taunrei
dancer
dancer
In
in
New
New
York
ork,
Her
Her
ex
.
Oolu
Commissioner,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
have
tnelr
rwpectlve
interests
ln
the
Citing
adventures
midst
the
gay
night
herein
mentioned
Mining
Oroup
of
life
of
Broadway
andNhe
millionaire
Mineral
Claims
vested
in
Jhe
under
society
atmoaphere
of
Long
Island
it
,utMa'
DAVIP
CORDILLA.
viviaiy
and
bruiiantiy
portrayed.
The
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north
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short:
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hlghwater
mark
to
point
of
commencement,
containing
one
hundred
acres,
more
or
leu.
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of
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