April
1,
1027
A
Reliable
Silver
Polish
Our
Silver
Polish
I
g
uaranteed
not
to
scratch
the
1MiPst
surfaco
und
will
take
off
the
worst
kind
of
tarnish
without
much
effort.
Tut
up
In
k!am
Jars
at
Wc
yoM
ge)
enough
to
Inst
year
or
more,.
AIho
good
for
Cut
Glass
and
Mirrors,
i
;
9
John
A
Jevvolleiis
Suit
store
vmt
me
cux
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
HOUSEHOLD
LINENS
"57
m
-
ii
i
jV
LAUNDER
HHEriS
I
I
IN
A
VAV
I
ITrtAT
BRINGS
US
I
iCcMPUMENTiEACHDAY.I
THE
mai
ner
in
which
we
"do
:
iK
usrhold
lineri
meet
with
v.
hu-ttc"'
approval.
The
man-i
r
in
tthii-h
wc
launder
her
!e
d
.tli.
Ud
spreads
ami
"
Me
apiNnl
to
her
ill
i
.Iiienes.
Pioneer
Laundry
Phone
UK
CONSULT
US
about
Your
Eyes
DO
nol
heajuie
to
consult
us
boat
your
eyes.
Our
experience
will
be
of
real
value
o
.'on.
Not
a
day
passes
ht
we
do
not
hear
grstlfy-:,'Jf
rrixirtji
from
those
we
hu,
futeU
wfth!laes.
WE
n'nueKt
your
patronage
''h
i
"ifidenre
secure
in
the
hdief
that
nowhere
will
you
'
Main
tetter
service
or
more
'
ii-ntiou
treatment.
I
V"U
require
glasses
a
thorough
scientific
examination
will
reveal
tho
fact
If
V"U
do
not
require
them,
we
'
mdldly
tell
you
so.
Fred
Joudry
NecWered
Optometrist
and
Optician
'"';m
S
smith
Ulock
I'hone
7C.1
Xj
NEVER
KNOV
WAT
STRING
will.
URiNO-rDfl
SAFEitj
i
Don't
Kct
cnuuht
napplnj?
Old
Man
Winter's
likely
to
xPrInK
n
surprise
any
day.
Just
when
you
think
he
is
Mslng
up,
ho
Jumps
out
and
s,,nPt
his
cold
finirern
nt
you.
If
you
want
to
put
tho
lid
n
Winter
once
and
for
nil
Ro
to
the
phono
and
kIvo
m
a
call.
NAN
A
I.
MO
.
WELLINGTON
tOAI.
and
5,cM:on
wvEit
rootless
In
Lump,
Stove,
Kkk
and
Nut
Albert
&
McCaflery
I'hnniH
110
(ind
117
MUCH
ACTIVITY
INTERIOR
MINES
Midi
(lOIN'O
ON
IN
.UllllTION
r'AMOls
HMIUIKM)
,lt
I'niiii:
i'iiori:iiTii:x
TO
Beside
the
operation
on
,
the
now
famoua
Richfield
and
DuthU
mine.,
the
former
at
Topley
and
the
latter
at
Bmlthere,
there
I
much
raining
.-activity
In
the
central
Interior
according
to
word
reaching
the
city.
New-
find
and
deal
are
being
reported
and
the
out-look
la
most
encouraging.
An
Important
new
dUcovery
of
galena
oe.
assaying
1W
to
the
ton.
hat
been
(iOVKHN.MKNT
I.IQUOK
ACT.'
oTiri;
ir
trri.ic.tniiv
int
iii-iic
in
ia
i:
NOTICE
18
HEREBY
OIVEN
that
on
be
put
day
of
April
neat
the
undersign
rd
ntend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
oard
for
a
Utenre
m
retpec:
Ui
premiae
etng
part
of
th
building
known
a
Uasett
Inlet
Hotel.
sKusle
at
Port
Itmrnu.
Queen
Charlotte
IUand.
Pro-
i
ince
ol
lirttlah
OoHimbta.
upon
th
land
drstflUd
a
Lot
rive
(Si.
Block
!
urty-lour
Mil.
Subdivision
of
Lot
Seven
undred
and
forty-six
(fs.
rort
Vmenta
Townnite.
Ira
Thirtr-tbree
(331
feet
from
I
rtuil
to
rear
on
west
aide
of
ii.d
Lo(.
thgwa
on
a
refrstered
map
r
olan
deDo4ied
in
tne
La
no
nruury
ifrtc
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
he
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
umbered
10T9.
for
th
sale
of
br
by
he
(last
or
by
the
open
bottle
lor
con
umotion
on
the
Dremstea.
DATKD
at
Print
Rupert.
B.C.
this
Itri
dr.y
of
March.
1937.
WARREN
BOOTT.
B
L.
TINOLEY.
ApplirsnU
JOVKUNMUNT
I.IQUOIl
ACT."
miik
i:
iir
'trnjcttiov
ton
ro.
MAT
Til
1HtM
I
K
H'
H
I
"
I
M
i:(
i:
NOTICE
tS
HEREBY
OIVEN
that,
on
the
llh
day
of
April
neat,
the
under,
algned
intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
consent
to
transfer
of
Brer
Urenc
Number
CIS
and
iuued
in
respect
of
premise
being
part
of
a
buUd-lng
known
a
Central
Hotel."
altuat
at
the
corner
of
nrt
Avenue
and
Seventh
Street.
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
th
land
described
at
Lou
Eleven
(111.
Twelve
I13i.
Thirteen
(13).
and
Fourteen
1
14
1.
In
Block
Ten
(101.
Section
On
ill.
Map
No
833.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District.
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
Peter
Black
to
Central
Hotel.
Limited,
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
of
British
Columbia,
the
transleree.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
thla
Ittb
day
of
Msrrfi,
1937
CENTRAL
IIU1M.,
UHIIW
II
:i,,l,'eJS,
RiTer.
'drainage
rainfall
and
mnoft
data.
1
mmprtalng
five
ih
it
area,
i
in
in
linen
nf
rt.m.
manU.
trana-
Ilnh!
h!
C.H
t..it.
.
.
imiUiM
line
and
recrlvlni
atatlon
for
ProMded
unao.e
"
s
:
anyone
Khatada
Rivera
development.
sur'.n'.i
in
person
niy
'uuuiii
i--
:
,'
"
,,..
t
fr-'to
0ln,heb,d0Ur
'
'UC-
"TV
tt?0?
.nformed
th.t
the
j
tion
and
treated
jr..
aa
on
Ha
bid.
llniuivl
fnr
r.
I
.nove
aoove.
lands
lanas
parcel.
psrcru
1.
t,
3
and
"u
3
were
'
e.
.
i
Skecna
Und
District.
District
of
Queen
"UliSlf"
woVirB
that
alxty
day
after
1
Honor.
P.
TAKK
NOTJCE
"y,,Vo.
"he
Chief,
March
A.
mm..on,re?doftL.nf.nor.l.c
prospect
for
.
"d.r
I
aa
tZ
"'
owi
!
all
part,
having
claim,
against
the
aald
eri
of
Und
botinoeu
d
t
tn
OTU',t
,re
,)tN.by
Wired
to
furnlU
conimencina
-
r-vr
3g,
Town.
'
tame.
proMrly
verllled.
to
in
on
or
utliwrat
corntr
and
mrkrd
before
be
aoth
day
of
April.
A
O.
l37.
ahlp
s.
Oraham
.""",u'rj
thine
east
and
all
purtlra
Indebted
to
the
estate
:n4i
.'tn
nrth3
cW'?l.J
thenc.
.riulrrd
to
pay
th,
amount
of
their
EIlBllUV
awv
-
'
s.,.ni
m
a
a
ssiarm
To'poTntf
'mmVnVrnTnt.
b.lng
Bee.
IWrownahlp
3,
oraham
Locator.
Utd
Dtcmbt
17,
134-
'
1037.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Princ
Rupert.
lie,
Dntrd
th
30
Hi
duy
of
March,
AD,
730?
DUET
HBWB
PAGR
FIVB
Be
Sure
To
Say
SALADA"
GREEN
TEA
ttou',11?!0!'!
eUlm
mine.,
ha.
aet
word
to
the
Bmlther.
way,
A
number
of
weir
contested
set.
.Sir
d
m
?n
.Kr1
V
,thlChamb"
.t
he
Plan,
to
were
played
durln,
the
earl,
part
of
wr"v
v&iKJii,
Meaara.
O.le
and
Lifton
of
Bmlther.
have
taken
an
option
on
thi.
claim
from
the
locator.
Seymour
Tom.
an
ldlan
and
have
alio
taktn
bond
on
the
Blue
arouse
lm,
which
adjoin.,
from
James
Dyer.
The
two
claim
are
to
be
aurveyed
immediately
and
development
work
will
follow.
Frank
Taylor,
locator
of
the
Topley
mine.
ha.
announced
In
Vancouver
that
he
la
organizing
a
company
to
develoo
a
large
number
of
other
eialma
he
ha
bonded
in
the
aame
region.
Cuahlng
Moore,
engineer
In
charge
of
he
Lucky
Jim
mine
In
the
Stoean
die-
'"
'
has
been
In
the
Interior
this
week
to
make
an
lnspetln
of
progreM
on
the
development
work
under
way
by
ne
caasiar
crown
Mining
Co.
on
the
arouse
Mountain
properties
cast
of
Telkwa
It
la
understood
that
long
lunncl
la
to
be
driven
this
summer
to
develop
prlmlainf
ore
bodies
at
greater
depth
Word
haa
N-n
received
that
E.
O.
Drown
of
Vancouver
ha
taktn
a
bond
on
the
Utile
Joe
group
of
claim
on
Drift
wood
Creek,
north
of
Bmlther.
Mr.
Brown
propuaes
to
work
the
property
himself
and
ship
trie
ore
to
(inciter,
the
property
being
within
thretj
mile
of
the
Cronin
mine
road.
De
vtlopment
already
eSeeted
on
the
pro
perty
includes
a
MO-foot
tunnel.
lion
W
ilium
Sloan,
minister
of
TERRACE
Terrace
friends
of
Mia
llallowell
will
T71
It
is
by
far
the
most
delicious.
Ask
for
it.
visit
the
district
during
the
coming
the
evening
after
which
refreshment
summer
If
hli
health
will
permit.
wll
be
hu
first
visit
inc.
1019.
It
were
served,
the
remainder
of
the
even
,
lng
being
ipent
In
dancing.
Mr,
notit.
Haney
left
on
Thursday
to
spend
a
few
days
in
prluc
te
lntreted
to
know
that
.he
left
.
jarmln,
who
broke
her
ankle
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday
night
for
here
some
month
ago
and
ha
aince
Vancouver
whore
she
Intend
taking
a
-then
been
a
patient
In
the
Prince
Ru-eourse
In
the
Provincial
Normal
school.
:
n-rt
General
llosoltal.
return.!
on
'
!
Monday
to
the
liuu.e
of
l
daughter.
A
pleasant
social
evening
waa
spent
rjownlnz
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
O.
T.j
Sundal
on
Tuesday
when
member
of,
Mr
uPcr.
represenutlve
of
the
Al
ine
u.
urldge
Club
entertained
their
ttrU
tna
ErUuh
Columbia
branches
of
husband
and.
a
number
of
other
ih.
cnm.n'.
rhri.n.n
....i
'
friend.
Five
Uble
of
bridge
were;rocn,
,
,llort
tlm.
tne
lumber'
played,
high
score
being
made
by
Mr.,
nere
durlng
Ul
WM.k.
ueorge
uttie
and
o.
T
sundal.
At
soeial
hour
waa
spent
after
cards
dui
lng
whlefc
refreshmenta
ware
served.
Owing
to
the
vUlt
of
Archbishop
de
fender
of
New
Westmlnater.
who
wHl
SMITHERS
In
connection
with
the
recent
basket.
ball
lUMt
her
between
Smlthem
and
bold
eonflrmattoa
services
her
on
8un
PrUict
nuptrf;
Uk
local
girl
have
my.
ay
tne
spnng
sale
oi
tne.pj.M.d
,.otet
of
thank
to
Alf.
Howlett
W.
of
the
ArvrUoan
Ohi4ni
which
for
hu
faithful
and
patient
training;
to
waa
aet
wr
uy
7.
naa
been
potponed
,
fy.nk
Rlule
,nd
nev.
Oeorge
Turpln.
udui
nay
it,
1
who
capably
handled
all
buainesa
ar
ransements:
to
Dan
Arnold
and
hi.
Mr.
Oeorge
Dover
was
an
afternoon
willing
helper
Xwr
their
service,
and
tea
hote
on
Tueeday
In
honor
of
,u
jn
genrrtl
who
aUted
In
connection
i
Mlaa
Donald
before
she
departed
for
'
wlth
the
ataglng
of
the
gamea
and
the
th
aottta.
cnterUlnrnrnt
of
the
rtiltor.
Torn
Rosa
of
Rerno
wa
in
town
on!
Rev.
Father
M.
Cruutle.
who
was
In
Wrdneday.
I
charge
ol
the
Catholic
Church
at
1
'Smlthers
three
year
ago
and
who
ha
Wm.
Attwcad.
plumber,
is
at
present
,nce
been
at
Terrace,
haa
been
tran-
CDeed
l
InaUUing
Meant
heating
ftrrrd
to
the
Prince
Oeorge
city
field
plant
In
the
Sundal
Mock
on
Kalum
,nd
Ufi
here
for
hi
new
charge
on
rnreet.
I
Monday
after
having
paid
brief
visit
-
I
to
the
town.
Wm.
Donald
and
.later.
Mias
J.i
...
Donald,
left
on
Trmrsdsy
for
Vsncou-
a
aon
wa
born.
last
Saturday
afur-ver
and
Sett)e
on
a
Iwiidsy
trip.
j
noon
at
the
Bulklry
Valley
Oeneral
.
Hospital
here
to
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
E.
A.
II.
Pethltk
a-vjant
llatrtet
en-
Panter
of
Smlthera.
gtneer,
prorineiil
public
work
de-
.
,
,
partmrot.
Bmlther.
wa
a
bualnea
Fourteen
local
organlxatiotu
were
re
visitor
her
during
Use
week.
:
presented
at
a
meeting
held
here
Tuts.
-
day
night
for
the
purpose
of
organizing
Wedhediy
eteolng
saw
the
close
of
the
town
for
the
forthcoming
celebration
the
badminton
season
here
and
wa.
0f
the
Diamond
Jubilee
of
Confederal
celebrated
by
the
members
in
a
social
tuxi.
Dr.
R.
C.
Bamford
wa
elected
"J
chairman,
of
the
central
committee
with
IN
THK
SUPItKJIK
COURT
OF
Mrs.
A.
E.
Campbell
a
vice-chairman.
MUTISM
COI.U.MIMA.
"1
Norman
Kltpatrlck.
aecretary.
lie
riilNf
i:
Kl
Tf
KT
II
YllKO-IXr.CTKIf;
.
I'ilMI'ANV
I
IMITI
II
hti.i:
itv
tiitiiKii
(ir
Tin:
(oi
nr
TAKE
NOTICE
that
pursuant
to
th
futur
Oreatly
Increased
attendance
wUl
probably
make
a
new
High
School
lu
Smlthers
a
necessity
In
the
very
near
;
Three
altea
are
under
consider-1
dated
the
18th
day
of
February.
I37.
in
tlon
and
to
decide
on.
the
location
a
a
bondholders'
action
intituled
In
th
pecll
meeting
I
to
be
called
shortly
supreme
court
of
British
Columbia
be-
b
lhe
d.
wmn
Th-
Dati
"Tnitif
rvimnint
una
'
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Company
"
Limited
and
othen.
being
R.1602il91G.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Bulkley
Sted'JhTn
of
'junV.
V.He,
AutcnobU,
Association
was
held
1911.
Under
are
invited
by
Oeorge
Ed-
on
Monday
night,
a
large
turnout
ex-ward
Winter
the
Recover
appointed
by
pressing
appreciation
and
enthusiasm
ihiC!'olV;
.tr.ht.h,Hi,Sr
for
the
varied
and
highly
successful
ac
in
the
aald
action
dated
the
21t
'
Mvltie
during
the
past
year
under
the
day
of
November.
19I.
for
th
purchase
direction
of
L.
S.
McOUi.
president,
and.
of
all
the
remaining
propertlea
and
asset
I
secretary
Officer
for
the
ior
jucera
J-
uro1-
aecretary.
me,
The
aald
of
the
aald
Company
proper-
tie
are
described
aa
iouow.:
coming
year
were
neevra
iuiiu.
1.
That
certain
parcel
of
land
and
prudent.
E.
E.
Orchard;
vce-preldeut,
BrtKa'moAartTuVa"
J-
.Daon;
-creUry.
J.
H.
Croat;
-rihMi
aa
Lot
633
Ranre
5.
Coast
Dis-
director..
Dr.
R.
C.
Bamford,
H.
Appl.cant
.nd
Transferee.
,tr,ct.
"nt.lningeo
ws
morcor
jWw.ru.
Oeorge
.iiihk
in
r
the
the
Province
Province
of
of
Xtonk.
J.
IN
Dawt
Dawuey
TI.MHEIt.S.I.K
'X7I38
I
There
will
be
offered
for
aale
by
Publlr
Auction
at
office
of
District
For-r.trr
Prince
Rupert,
at
13
0clock
noon
'
un
Aurll
9.
1937.
the
Liriu
Xl&
to
rttLh
Columbia
more
particularly
de-1
scribed
a
Lot
1386.
Ranke
5.
Coast
Dli
trlet,
contalnlrui
37
81
loo
acre
more
or
lew,
excepting
thereout
a
rir
of
land
one
enam
in
wiain
nwaiuiro
"
hlhil.f
mark
4
rHa
Mriain
lunvl
of
land
and
Carrutheri,
Charles
and
,S.
Eby.
,
hazeltonT
It
1.
rumored
around
town
that
there
premlea
altuate
In
the
Coast
Diatrlclji.
to
te
a
big
play
aUged
In
the
near
province
of
British
Columbia,
and
more
.
future
by
tne
Harelton
Amateur
Dra-
doscrinea
as
ijov
oaa.
anxc
Sartlcularry
.
containing
33
60
100
wen
more
or
rut
1596.0OQ
tret
ooaru
.
v
.
..
wlth
,urT,
0f
rustic
Society.
It
Is
expected
to
be
something
above
the
ordinary
travelling
class
of
dramatics
that
float
around
the
country.
The
date
will
be
announced
later
on.
l
Harelton
I
lavishing
lta
congratula-
,
IKJlls
on
ine
rrvcin
i-uiiuaiuug
pu.ma
rurthcr
particular
of
the
Chwrw-
Forester..;
being
aultable
lte
for
the
comtruc
j
nesa
for
a
united
.Ute-Oeorge
Martin
ttrr
Virion.
or
t.w.nv.
Prince
miert.
PC.
TIMHEU
SALE
XR3II.
There
will
t
rffered'for
asl-
PuWJo
AtiMion.
at
i
p
r.v::..
'"aN,v'i-;
iT.
ih.
nutrlet
Porester-t
lion
OI
wairr
power
iiiauvy
be
.
I
and
Mrs.
Janze,
w
ho
were
quietly
mar-
wU
totrtlW
oi
r'onr'oV
morelrled
In
Sm.ther.
and
Oeorge
Belme.
'PdT'
...
,
particular,
ana
conumui
"'
"'
Vancouver,
naq
upon
syiiucsuuii
v
Mewri
vira.
Rlddelli,
S..d.
Hodje
ti
J-,
1
"'r"-J
'V.r
-i'
..
Sn.
iu.ii.nn.
'nfliWnBlp
tb.
.fJieVof
the
.
t
cut
1.70U.UW
.."
.
rr.Tirt'
;'ftV.;
f"
..
.
"uy
Darwin
Sound.
Queen
Ch.rlott.
1,,On?VJ,tiw
wm
be
allowed
for
re,
i
m"Prnv'idedma,nryr'
one
unable
to
attend
1
LAND
ACT
DATED
the
and
day
of
Msrch,
1937.
WILSON,
WHKAtR
&
SYMES
Solicitor,
for
the
Plaintiff,
Cf
0
Pender
Htreet
Weat.
Vancouver.
B.C.
71
IN
IMIOI1ATE.
in
thi;
mi'I'iikmc
roniT
or
iiuitixii
(
(ll.l
.Mlll.t
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Art'
snrl
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Helnrlch
TAKB
NOTICE
that-
by
onler
of
HI
Men.
Yotinir.
tne
sum
tiny
oi
H
ma7.
I
wa.
annotnted
Ad
nitnlatrator
(with
Will
annexed)
of
th
The
philosopher
haa'
aald
that
troub
lea-
never
come
singly;
auch
may
be
week,
Miss
Julia
waa
operated
on.
She
1.
reirted
to
be
doing
nicely.
The
Harelton
Hortlctiltural
Society
have
organlred
for
the
ensuing
year.
BANKRUPT
SALE
Bankrupt
Stock
of
Universal
Trading
Co.
Selling
at
a
Great
Sacrifice
Specials
for
Friday
and
Saturday
.MEN'S
SUITS
.Men'n
Hlue
Serge
Suits
Regular
$25.00,
for
.Men's
firay
Tweed
Suits
Regular
50.50
for
Angus
Clalrmont,
who
underwent
a
major
operation
recently
la
holding
his
own
well,
Mr.
Robert
Tomllnson
Is
also
making
favorable
progress.
said
to
have
been
the
experience
of
Stafford
Tordlffe
of
Ccdarvaje
has
the
Dcnno
family
thla
winter.
One
by.uken
a
position
a.
assl.tant
farmer
one
of
the
whole
family
have
had
on
the
Hospital
larm.
turn
In
the
nospnai
ana
oniy
jast
Some
mean
aneak-thlef
waited
for
the
cover
of
darkness,
then
helped
himself
liberally
tq
the
cord-wood.
pile
of
B.
D.
Boden.
standing
on
the
front
street.
Th.
nm.
officer,
are
In
charse
a.
last
Q.
O.
MacKur.
district
engineer,
1.
war
with
the
exception
of
Mr.
Hyde
her1
conferring
with
Dr.
Wrlnch
re
taklnir
the
place
of
Mrs.
Sharp
on
th
,
gartllng
new
brldgea
and
road
In
the
executive.
Plan,
are
being
made
to
district.
They
re
unoerUIn,
how
much
tell
aurphu
flower,
thla
year
to
the
near-by
towns,
and
on
the
boat
trains
and
on
excuralona
passing
through.
Many
compliment
have
reached
the
toclety
from
grateful
passengers
who
have
been
dellnhted
with
the
service
rendered
Ui
dining
car
In
th
pa.t.
Mr.
Compton
has
arrived
In
towu
to
lie
nunte
for
Oracle
Bmlth.
Mia
Melklvjohn,
who
hat
filled
th
position
road-work
can
be
accomplished
this
year
until
the
money
grants
have
been
made
known.
Mr.
Wm,
Orant
returned
from
ftmitlier
on
Thursday
after
havUig
visited
with
her
daughter
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mra.
Norman
Kllpatrlck',
for
th
past
wee
If.
A4vrtl.
in
th
Dally
New
$25.00
$19.50
50c
HOYS'
SUITS
Hoys
Suits
(Jrays
and
Ulues
Ileu-
flQ
QC
lar
$15.00,
for
,P:''OJ
Hoy-'
Suits,
with
2
I'airs
Pants
Ket'U-
C(!
OC
lar
$10.00,
for
?U.,J
LADIES'
WHITE
AND
BUCK
SILK
LAI)ES.
ANDnACS
LISLh
HOSL
Several
colors
to
choose
from.
Regu-
ReRular
75c
and
$1.00
values.
Now
,
?3
0f)
and
M
,
N
?
.
:i
pairs
for
$1.00.
-
Arrow
White
Stiff
Collars.
Regular
35c.
OCr
Ladies'
White
Cloves
Regular
50c,
Now
OC
"L
Now,
2
for
Per
pair
.,
.
.
,
-
-
-
'
1
11
-
-,
i
,1,
n.
i.i
.i-i
I,,,,
CHILDREN'S
FANCY
SOCKS
VOILE
NIRHTGOWNS
All
shades.
Up
to
50c
value.
Now
Hand
made.
Regular
$3.00
value.
:i
pairs
for
$1.00.
Now
$1,
!).".
.
J
;
Indies'
Silk
Hose
Regular
up
to
$1.00.
Now
for
Indies'
Regular
up
to
$5.00.
95
Ladies'
Silk
Underwear
Vests
and
bloomers,
in
neveral
shades.
Regular
up
to
CI
OC
l'LJ
$2,00.
Now
for
Hoys'
Wool
Underwear.
Shirts
and
Drawers.
Regular
$1.00.
Now
Men's
Sport
Shirts
Regular
$2.75.
Now
65c
$1.95
We
have
just
received
a
new
shipment
of
Children's
Wear,
Coats,
Hats,
Sailor
Hats,
Play
Suits,
and
several
other
lines,
going
at
special
reduced
prices.
MEN'S
SHOES
We
still
have
a
few
pairs'
of
Men's
Shoes
in
odd
sizes.
Regular
up
$8.00.
Now,
P9
QC
rer
nair
fo,JO
Mens
Working
Shirts
Regular
$1.45.
Now
for
,
ME.VS
SWEATERS
Regular
$5.00
value.
Now
ENGLISH
WOOL
HOSE
.MEN'S
CAPS
Regular
$1.00
per
pair.
Now
."0(
Regular
$1.50.
Now
."
Men's
Pants
Going
at
special
prices.
KNITTED
TIES
Regular
$1.00
and
$1.50,
for
Hlue
Striped
Overalls
Regular
$1.05.
Now
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
APRIL
1,
1917.
J.
McDonald,
who
haa
been
he
Omlneca
Miner
at
Haacltoit,
haa
Joined
the
Engineers
in
Vancouver
for
overseas
service.
At
the
morning
service
In
St.
An-d.rewa
church
yesterday.
Bishop
DuVer-net
reminded
the
congregation
that
It
was
ten
year,
ago
on
Saturday
last
.ince
he
opened
with
divine
service
the
first
church
building
erected
In
Prince
Rupert.
O.T.P.
steamer
Prince
John,
Captain
Davles,
was
busy
discharging
400
ton
of
baled
sulphite
yesterday
which
was
brought
up
from
Swanson,
Bay
for
ship
ment
by
rail
to
Nev
Xork,
The
powerboat
Naructhong,
Captain
Houmea
K.
Freeman,
took
a
party
out
yesterday
q
Oenn,
where
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
la
stranded.
Rev.
William
Pierce
gav
an
Interest.
lng
discourse
last
evening,
In
the
Meth
odlst
Cluirch
on
early
life
along
the
const.
II
described
th
ruannrrs
and
95c
$2.95
$1.65
All
Stetson
Hats
Regular
up
to
$10.00.
tC
QC
Now
for
V1-
.
.
'r.0'
1
!tR.5.
P.AUNCE
OF
OUU
STOCK
n
.
.
Knee
Roots.
Regular
$6.45.
Now
1.0..
or
SADIES
COATS
AND
DRESSSES
Three
quarter
length.
Regular
$8.9o.
GOING
AT
HALF
PRICE.
Now
$0.05
Universal
Trading
Go.
CLOSING
OUT
SALE
to
such
satisfaction
to
all
concerned,1?
Is
leaving
shortly
on
a
well
earned
holiday.
She
will
be
greatly
missed
In
church
clrclea.
't'
I
custom
of
the
Indiana.
The
steamer
Prince
Albert,
which
sailed
for
the
south
last
eyenlng,
car-
rled
a
big
shipment
of
xre
taken
from
I
the
Rocher
d
Boule
mine
at
Harelton.
EMPIRE
EDUCATIONISTS
TO
GATHER
IN
LONDON
Prince
of
Walen
Unpen
in
.lteml
Meeting
In
June
LbNDON,
April
1.
The
Prince
cf
Wales
hopes
to
be
present
at
the
opening
on
June
30
of
the
Imperial
Conference
on
Education
which
meets
again
after
four
yeura
in
loudau.
Delegate,
who.
are
all
professional
educatloiUtts,
or
officially
connected
with
educational
adnUnlstratlon.
will
attend
from
all
parta,
of
the
Empire,
,
The
long
and
varied
agenda
divide
the
subject
to
be
discussed
Into
five
groups,
which
cover
every
phase
of
education,
especially
In
1U
relation
tq
conditions
In
th
Dominion.
BUh
the
moving
picture
and
broad,
casting
flgur
hi
th
"New
Ideal
and
De
velopmenta"
group
of
subject
on
th.
agenda.
Their
discussion,
ahould
produce
result,
of
particular
value.