Saturday
May
7.
1027
FIRESTONE
DEALERS
I
CANADIAN!
VPACIflCj
vHllW4Vj
!'
KMfhlk
aniiii
Demonstrate
This
Extra
Valm
The
Firestone
Dealer
in
your
locality
will
gladly
explain
to
you
the
extra
value
of
Gum-Dipping.
He
is
prepared
to
demonstrate
how
the
cord
of
the
carcass
are
saturated
in
a
rubber
solution,
insulating
every
fibre
of
every
cord
with
rubber,
which
minimizes
friction.
Naturally,
tires
built
of
Gum-Dipped
cords
have
extra
carcass
strength
and
stamina
insuring
longer
wear.
FIRESTONE
TIRE
U
RUBBER
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
Limited
HAMILTON,
CANADA
MOST
MILES
PER
DOLLAR
rirestotie
FIRESTONE
BUILDS
THE
ONLY
GUM-DIPPED
TIRES
GET
N
0
N
TOPLEY!
TOl'I.EV
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
AND
DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY.
LIMITED
(Non-Personal
Liability)
U
PITA
L
$250,000
ONE
.MILLlONSIIAEESrAT
25c
PAR
(Shares
Absolutely
N'(m-aMenabl)
l
-
Company
is
formed
to
develop
axtenMve
holdings
ig
f
fitty-five
mineral
claims
owned
outright
or
un-
adjoining
and
extending
from
the
now
famous
1
mine
at
Topley.
In
less
than
ten
mouth
thin
dis-i-
lM'imi'
rei-ogniwrd
a
the
biggest
sensation
in
the
amiM
in
r-ent
yoars,
und
BIG
MONEY
WILL
BE
MADE
;im1ic
on
the
holdings
of
thin
Comtwny
are
not
a
i'r
expensive
March.
l
elopment
work
nan
already
i
1
one
vein
nlom-
that
can
be
Men
for
2.1)00
feet
and
udth
varying
from
four
to
twontjr
feet.
This
property
-
to
be
a
nhipiMT
in
the
vj?ry
near
future.
The
Topley
;
.dated
Mining
and
Development
Company.
Limited,
is
!
Now
Offering
lt
Flrnt
Iue
or
100.UIKI
Shares
j
At
25c
Per
Share
I'or
Imvaedlale
Development
j
lU-ntH
oi
i
In-
district
should
not
overlook
this
splendid
1
unity
4J'-
me
given
firm
chance
to
participate
in
thi
i
iHue.
With
thf
olragetli'
position
of
thee
projwrties
ni
the
heart
of
the
new
Rithfieid
camp,
and
with
excel-
j
ii.iwinga
of
good
ore.
there
if
every
renwin
to
believe
that
.
will
inerfaxe
to
mny
time
their
present
value
in
the
'
'.v
month
x
I
T
MOMC
THAN
iort.000
fhare
will
be
tnlcen
from
the
ii
on
this
issu',
and
j
Every
Dollar
lit
For
Development
Work
j
I
il
men
are
behind
thi
undrUking--tlocal
pirif.
is
bo-
j
1
;
Frank
II.
Taylor,
the
original
discoverer
of
Hithfield,
j
und
it
and
is
in
charge
of
development.
The
public
is
i
'
"
d
of
Oila:
That
good
mining
practice
and
honet
butiiness
''"i.
will
b
carried
out
in
t
exHnditre
of
every
dollar
j
-u
wi
Th
we
local
officer
an-
now
endeavoring
to
finance
i
ompany
locally
to
avoid
the
usuiil
heavy
commiMKions
al.
f
utock.
No
commiMioriH
an-
being
paid
on
this
Is-suo
!
l"Pb'v
Coiiaolidated
stock.
Our
Proxpeclus
Will
(ihe
You
Full
Information
(
AH
HpplicalionH
for
stock
miiM
made
to
the
Secretary.
I
k
niiiy
be
iHirchased
on
termn
i
H
'"""h,
or
one-uniter
x
1
md
balance
in
three
monthly
piiymenta
or
oiuMiunrter
IDI'I.EY
CONSOLIDATED
31ININ
AND
DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY,
LIMITED
(Non-Personal
Liability)
KeKUtertd
Office:
Smlihcrs,
1I.C
'
TAYLOR
E.
E.
OltCIIAIM)
L.
II.
WAENER
I'reMident
Vice-Preaident
Secretary-Treasurer
DIUECTOI1S
Above
Offieera
and
J.
A.
Anderson
and
W.
E.
Nnrkaus
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailinijs
from
Prince
Rupert
Wrtngell.
Juneau.
M-rK-riP'li
iM'?.'"
A"'t
!
Mr
av
trr,
Vhiurln,
Nraltle
f;'r
lluledsle,
l
H
ivfl"wil
Otin
'"':1JtTJ'
.A!trt
II
Campbell
niver,
ami
Vanrniiter
every
Saturday,
'rom-
'ry
f,
.),
Me.m.l,lp
Lines.
"
W,
C,
OKCiMKIi.
Oeneral
.
.,,.,
n(y
t'nnier
of
III.
Htrrrt
ami
Srd
Atrnue.
Prim"
rtry.
The
vessel,
which
Is
to
powered
with
Klemtu.
Recently
launched
and
now
having
upper
work
completed
at
thi
shop
arc
wine
boat
a
for
Ernest
Dudo-wrtl
of
Port
Simpson
and
William
Ridley
of
Kltkatltt
Toe
Dudoward
boat,
which
will
operate-
from
Oceanic
coa-new
la
40
feet
long
with
IS
hp.
Vlrtan
engine
and
the
Ridley
boat.
which
win
cannery.
U
powered
with
a
tfeotla
i
ttisiue.
Dieted
a
41
foot
Bdenshaw
I
i
20
h
p.
Acadia
Koal30
LAND
ACT
Per
Chin.
t,.
Dated
April
1
1027
LETS
BE
PREPARED
FOR
DEAR
ar
!
MISS
SPRING
WITH
COAl
FOR
OR,
vSc
ES
A
FICKLE
THIMG
J
When
Miss
Spring
Rives
us
promise
of
merry
sunshine
she
sometimes
keeps
us
wait-Iiir
nt
the
church
in
a
cokl
tlrizzly
rain.
Just
like
a
woman
to
change
her
mind.
Don't
depend
on
Sprinjt
to
keep
you
warm
our
coal
is
much
moro
reliable.
Tako
no
chances
but
ive
us
your
order
today.
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
and
.McLEOI)
RIVER
SOOTLESS
Albert
&
McCaffery
Plumes
11(1
mid
117
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Waterhont
Whiffs
Many
Fishing
HoatK
Building
Overhauling
and
Work
Active
llAlibut
Arrival
Coming
"
'
up
Steadily
t
to
be
completed
Engine
Thot-ra
of
fish
,
boat
building,
already
unpj-tedehted
iir
the
f
history
of
the
jwrl
of
Prince
Rupert,
continue
with
no
sisnu
of.
diminution.
Every
week
the
commencement
of
at
leant
one
new
boat
is
to
be
reported
and
every
yard
I
booked
up
for
aome
time
to
come.
All
available
facilities
are
being
used
to
capacity
and
necessity
j'J
now
-auinx
considerable
work
to
be
done
under
more
or
lens
makeshift
condition.
During
the
present
season
Homething
like
fifty
new'
boats
will
have
made
their
appearance
after
construction
here
and!
conservative
estimates
place
the
total
value
thereof
at
$100,000.
The
like
of
it
has
never
been
keen
here
sue
there
t.
no
Question
that
local
bunesfa
40
(oot
lne
fo,
w
genera
ly
much
benefit
deriving
veZ
tand
of
MnIak.tIa.
The
u
rsuil.
.
.
.
....
Japanese
builders
In
Cow
Bay
hsve
no
leu
thn
.-ight
boat
under
con-istructlon
at
the
present
time.
At
the
Buas
establishment,
hull
i"mih
ib
nw
weii
aavancea
on
a
new
48
-root
seine
boat
for
R.
a.
Johnstone,
manner
of
Inverness
Can-
ny
June
is
and
vnl
operate
out
or
Inverness
cannery.
Site
will
have
a
beam
of
11
feet
and
will
derive
power
from
a
is
h.p.
Atlas
en-
jltuir.
m
mis
j,;u
a
u
x
n
foot.
seine
boat
for
Oceanic
Cannery
ha
had!
a
mi
n.p.
Vivian
engine
installed
and
work
of
decking
I
aboui
to
nirt
a
.
third
boat
at
tbla
yard
la
a
44iti
fnt
3fl
h.p.
Union
engine,
l.elrvrr
tnr
Jai-tr
wwiv
la
to
wnrlr
...
,
.K.
.
I
'
""H"
which
la
also
about
to
nave
her
tipper
work
completed.
The
vessel
Is
to
have!
a
zu
n-p.
Enterprise
engine
Under
rather
makeshift
cocdiUon.
a
Japanese
named
K.
Tsumura
is
buUdlng
ar
large
trolling
boat
ai
ine
head
of
Cow
Bay
for
John
Lmd.iiro.Ti.
a
well
known
coast
trapper.
The
vessel,
which
la
34
feet
In
length
wuh
9
foot
team'
.
wr
u.
"
twill
he
fxiwered
with
a
14
h.p.
Vivian
S8
leet
In
length
nd
I
-!,
.ih
i.
t..
h
,,,,,.......1
..,
Buga
haa
just
com-,
xbe
while
yards,
alihouifh
n
is
aid
boat,
powered),
tut
th
Jimwu
v.ni.
hi
wmi
'
"P-
muv.
ior
"enryiprt
Bre
DUJT
buildln
vcweU
of
ana
tne
vessel
will
soortlv
,.k,i.
v......
oe
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Inland
m
operate
out
of
uie
Lsuteara
eaiuiery
at
Massetl.
Buehlro.
anotker
Jafmeese
buiMer
at
O
f
lUy.
ksld
the
keel
oil
Thursday
of
iMITK'K
m-
INTi:XT10
Ttl
APPLY
Tl
I.LASt:
I.IMI,
In
Rim
9
flnAjvl
T
ny,
nia,rte
Unit
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
is
doubtless
the
cause
of
most
of
the
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
most
inexcusable.
DON'T
lo-e
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect.
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
P.lock
Phone
7C3
Rapid
protrrem'
1
being
mads
at
the
McLean
hej
on
the
48
by
12
foot
tjine
boat
for
the
Lansgara
cannery
which
1
to
be
-powered
with
a
30
h.p.
Imperial
engine.
This
work
Is
beta?'
rushed
through
In
order
to
make
way
for
a
45
foot
e
in.
by
11
ft.
2
In,
selheboat
contract
which
McLean
has
Just
received
from
the
Oosse
Packing
Co.
This
vessel
wlU
be
powered
with
Recording
Dtrtet
of
Prince
Rupert.
I"
20
bP-
Frisco-Standard
engine.
ana
situate
on
the
south
shore
of
La-
i
At
the
dry
dock
Oanunon
&
Watt's
TAKE
nS
&it
Oosse
Paeklnr
'"
bot
'
eS
hed
C:
Ltd..
of
32a
Howe
St..
Vancouver,
along
and.
by
the
tune
the
SO
hp.
D
C
.
occupation
FWh
Pikers
Intend
1
Washlngton-Estcp
engine
arrlvca
In
m
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
.
.
,
.
,
deMibed
lands:
l!
about
a
week,
everything
wlU
be
In
Cortmenclnii
at
a
post
planted
at
i
readiness
for
Its
InsLallaUon.
The
53
;
chains:
thence
west
10
chains:
thence
U-ud
U
being
decked
up
following
In-
north
6
chains
to
ahore:
then-re
easterlr
Itullatlon
of
the
45
hp.
Falrbanks-aloog
shore
to
point
of
commencement,
j
w.
m..iij-i
"i"
en)m
.mrtns
nd
ua
the
lDe
Tf
ves-and
eontalnlnir
S
acres,
more
or
less.
1""
OOSSIS
PACKtNO
CX.
LTD.
el
wlU
be
done
about
May
25.
The
Applicant,
oj
0ot
halibut
tooat
for
Lars
Voge.
i.hUh
-.111
a
n
h
n
VL'
.i1ti
ntn.
!Ktep
engine.
Is
nok.
pretty
well
plank-if
,
cd
up.
The
boats
referred
to
above,
thirteen
in
nil.
represent
the
fish
boat
con
struction
that
Is
now
In
progress
at
slus
port.
It
la
by
no
means
a
record
to
be
sneered
at.
,
"Doc"
Clapperton.
who
was
confined
to
the
bovpltal
for
a
couple
of
weeks,
was
discharged
early
this
week.
He
still
feels
a
litUe
shaky
but
he,
hopes
to
he
back
at
work
In
tune
to
tie
the
Princess
Alice
up
.
Monday
morning.
Deafness
in
the
left
ear
has
followed
Ihlf
Ulness.
1
It
was
a
ca
of
free
oil
one
day
last
week
If
one
was
willing
to
skim
It
from
the
surface.
A
pipe
burst
at
the
Imperial
Oil
dock
while
the
tanker
iMlna
Brea
was
unloading
and
about
I
fifty
barrels
of
oil
Is
understood
to
I
;
IJOVLUNMPVT
OF
THE
PKOYlNCK
Of
j
'
ItniTISII
tOl.r.MltlA
PI'IILIC
WOllM
HKPAItT.Mr.NT
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS
SEALED
TENDERS
addrewed
to
the
Hon.
Mlulsier
of
Public'
Wortd.
Victoria.
B.C..
will
be
rere-lved
un
to
noon
the;
the
23rd
day
of
May.
for
reconstruction
of
,
irrlved
portion
w
rriiive
najJiTk
wuari.
flails,
speculations
iur
jomi
oi
len
B.C..
The
Indian
Eairired
his
game,
usually
with
his
first
arrow
his
eye
was
keen,
his
aim
true.
You
need
a
keen
eye
in
these
days
of
artificial
light
and
quick
action.
We
can
tell
you
upon
your
first
visit
the
exact
condition
of
your
eyes.
If
you
require
glasses,
you
can
depend
upon
it
jt
hat
,
our
prescription
will
bV
scientiff-cally
correct.
was
1
i
ejEWELLEflS
Tilt
STORE
WITH
IHE
ClOCrx
ESSEX
cf
the
fish
plant
was
able
to
beat
the
local
price
by
so
doing.
Vessels
going
on
the
Ward.
Ways
during
the
past
ten
days
for
hull
work
have
Included
the
halibut
vessels
Point
May.
Koroeu.
ILW..
Joe
Baker,
rung.;
leader.
Cnome.
Swing
and
Atll;
the
fish
packer
To
wens,
and
troller
Knox.
The
Oalt
freighter
Salvor,
Capt,
Rush,
ta
due
to
Albert
and
UpCaffrrv
with
a
full
cargo
of
300
tons
of
coal.
I
Two
scowloads
of
lumber
behind
an
unnamea
tug
are
aiso
coming
up
irom
Vancouver
far
this
concern.
Having
on
board
a
party
of
federal
government
officials
Including,
J.
Forde.
district
engineer
for
the
public
I
works
department;
-
E.
M.
.
Halnei.
post
office
inspector,
J,
E.
Miller.
Inspector'
cf
customs
and
his
assistant.
T.
Mason,
fisheries
patrol
steamet
Glvenchy'
In
port
yesterday
for
coiulnid
at
Trotticr,
oock.
The
party
hat!
dtr
can
be
obtained
at
the
office
of
the
ixcn
making
an
ofllelul
tour
to
the
SaeclStrt'
"
nT
,N1ltr
001
!
Charlotte
Islands
and
other
Prince
Rupert.
May
6.
1927
U.
u.
MACKAY.
icunsvui
jajiuis.
vh
m
biiuiiot
inp
ias
Dlstrtct
Enslm-er
yrar.
the
qivenchy
lost
her
propeller.
107
near
Massett
and
had
to
be
towed
Into'
Prlnoc
Rupert
by
the
Miflaaptna.
'
"Shorty"
Hartllng
la
taking
com
mand
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
power
tug
Pachena.
aucct-cdlng
Oipt.
Harvey
Dumns
who
leaves
the
service
on
June
1
to
engage
In
trolling.
The
powerboat
"13"
Is
now
undergoing
overhaul
in
the
dry
dock
yards,
where
she
has
been.
tied
up
all
winter
preparatory
to
the
opening
of
service
to
the
Salt
Lakca.
Laurie
Lombly
wilt
be
In
conimnud
ngaln
this
year.
Today
he
leaves
the
dry
dock
where
he
has
been
employed
all
winter.
A
28-foot
scout
boat.
Daisy-,
Leaf,
for
the
use
of
W
E.
Walker,
manager
of
Arrandale
cannery
at
the
mouth
of
.Nans
River,
was
brought
down
to
the
dry
dock
this
week
to
have
a
100
h.p.
HaU-6cott
motor
Installed.
The
boat
Is
rjpical
df
thaj
craft
that
are
growing
In
popularity
for
the
use
of
cannery
managers
who
have
at
times
to
covers
lot
of
ground
and
do
it
quick.
The
is
a
SUPER-SIX
.Yet
Costs
Little
More
Than
Any
Four
THE
SUPEK-SIX
PIUNCIPLE
NOW
RELEASED
TO
FULL
CAPACITY
IN
HUDSON
IS
ALSO
AMAZINGLY
REVEALED
IN
ESSEX
SUPER-SIX
HO
miles
an
hour
all
day
lonjf,
and
ability
to
travel
even
faster
if
you
want.
A
Kmoath
fast
pick-up
free
from
jerking
or
violence.
Long
life
to
all
wearing
parts
accessibility,
and
the
most
advanced
engineering
for
low
maintenance
and
operating
costs.
r
Riding,
and
driving
ease
equalling
anything
you
have
ever
experienced
surpassing
anything
ever
achieved
in
a
car
of
its
cost.
No
nerve
shattering
motor
vibration,
no
chug-chug-chug-chug
to
mar
the
enjoyment
of
your
trip.
The
Kmooth
stream
of
Sujer-Six
power
whisks
you
along
any
road
for
any
period
of
time
or
distance
in
carefree
comfort.
No
car
of
our
experience
has
ever
met
with
such
enthusiastic
reception.
It
has
been
the
outstanding
attraction
at
all
automobile
shows.
The
beauty,
comfort
and
detail
of
eatch"
body
tyjHJ
is
commanding
highest
praise.
And
dealers
everywhere
are
reporting
sales
that
indicate
the
greatest
Essex
popularity
of
all
time.
PRICES.
Five
Passenger
Essex
Super-Six
Sedan,
complete,
fully
equipped.
..$l,:i(S0.00
Five
Passenger
Essex
Super-Six
Coach,
complete,
fully
equipped...
Sl,'-(!0.00
Two
Passenger
Essex
Super-Six
Coupe,
complete,
fully
equipied.
.Jj?l,l!((0.tMf
Wo
inrite
your
inspection
of
these
Super-Six
Automobiles
at
oar
Salesroom.
Prince
Rupert
Auto
Co.
Second
Avenue.
have
escaped.
The
most
of
it
floated'
down
the
Yacht
Club
way
but
Shef
cculdn
t
summon
the
Scotchmen
Quick
enough.
rCML
TO
NEWCASTLE
loe
UMee
&iDasa
brought
down
aj
full
cargo
of
gasoline
from
Ketchikan
for
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
during
the
the
week.
With
two
ouerles
here.
It
seemed
like
bringing
tcoals
to
Newcastle.
The
reason,
for
It
aU
was
that
the
cannery
management)
Opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Phones
75
and
273
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
New
Stock
of
Garden
and
Field
Seeds
and
Fertilisers
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
RUI.KLEY
VALLEY
HAY
AND
GRAIN
Our
Famous
Edson
Coal
in
any
quantities
also
Telkwa
Coal
Store
Phone,
58.
boat
was
built
at
Arraudale
during
the
I
winter.
i
A
new
visitor
to
port
was
the
Pacific
Mills
logging
luprrln'.endent'a
cruiser
j
Whrll
which
was
fere
Wednesday
and!
Thursday
mornings
enroute
to
thej
Queen.rChrlotteK.
The
.vessel,
'aboard
i
which
was
P.
S.
Bonnef
.
former
dlstrtct
j
forester
here
and
now
logging
sttpcrln-1
teiHlent
for
the
Pacific
Mills,
la
neat
I
fifty-foot
cruiser,
developing
her'
power!
from
a
loo
h.p.
Haii-soott
engine.
The
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
cruiser
Myfanwy
made
a
trip
to
Kinslua
Island,
leaving
Wvdueaday
night
ujnd
re
turning
Thursday,
with
Capt.
-wAlfred-
Swunson,
boas
of
ttm
fleet.
Dr.
Alexander
has
been
busy
this
week
installing
a
33-30
h.p.
Omy
engine
to
replace
the
Red'
Wing
ot
same
power
In
th
snjpy
little
speeder
MM
which
wUl
now
be
able
to
do
her
stuff
with
the
hest
of
them.
There
are
going
to
be
great
doings
round
the
JarvU
McLeod
pre-emption
(continued
on
nags
tlx)
Trotier
Dxk
Phone,
353
Insist
on
B.C.
PRODUCTS
They
Lead
in
Quality
BLANKET
Special
Daring
the
month
of
May
we
will
give
a
special
rate
on
all
Blankets.
Single
lllankct,
each
..'1."
Double
Rlankctt
each
.
.
Blankets
washed
without
shrinking
and
returned
nice
and
fluffy.
GIVE
US
A
TRIAL
Pioneer
L
aundry
(1921)
Ltd.
Phone
118
i