IA(JE
TWO
t
Smt,
SttJjr
KttUt
tnm
Pmln
T-R-C
S
TlMPltTON
m
CAPSULES
Mmgicml
for
Hdchm
Rheumatism
And
aimitar
forma
ot
tain
almost
alwaysyicM
tothe
T.R-C's
(Temp!cton'i
Rheumatic
Capsules)
treatment.
Your
druggist
can
very
likely
tell
you
how
greatly
TR-C's
hve
helped
some
of
his
own
customer!.
Toruceren
a
few
or
the
huncrc.s
of
testimonial
l.tttrs
in
our
files,
would
convince
you
that
T-R-C's
are
e-
:rao-eii-narily
succes."ul
in
the
treat-
ritI.SHYTI.KIAN
CHUKCH
MAKES
(1001)
CHOICE.
The
selection
frJ'euraiqia
-"Headache
EtHEBJftlATISM
3!cunlis
Lumbago
-'Sciatica
meat
of
Rheumatic
and
Neurltic
Pain.
If
you
read
our
booklet
carefully
you
will
understand
why
the
T-R-C's
treatment
Is
so
successful.
But
wol-.n't
it
be
better
to
know
hoar
successful
T-R-C's
can
be
'
by
using,
them
Ar
your!
qwn
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now
enter
upon
an
era
of
spiritual
progress
in
its
fine
new
home.
For
fiiiter
"Vitality
SHREDDED
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for
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cold,
busy
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HOT
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IN
!
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'Hot
words
of
Interest
If
not
of
very
illuminating
or
Informative
nature
were
spoken
In
the
House
of
Common
at
Ottawa
last
week
when
T.
L
Church.
Con
servatlve
member
lor
Toronto,
launched
a
bitter
attack
against
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canadalan
National
Railways,
to
which
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dunning,
minister
6f
railways,
made
able
reply.
-
I
Here
are
some
excerpts
from
the
Hansard
record
of
the
'debate
on
the
3l
-000.000
CJi.R.
appropriation.
Mr.
Church:
The
resolution
under
consideration
involves
an
expenditure
ot
(31,000,000
and
If
during
the
coming
twelve
months
the
members
of
this
$1.00
House
find
that
agreements
have
been
uy
man
to
an,
pans
oi
me
iintisn
Empire
and
the
United
mJe.
title
deeds
given,
and
rights
ol
States,
in
advance,
per
year
'..;
$G.OO
conferred
in
regard
to
which
iney
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
.
.
$7.50
'
know
nothing
then
they
can
only
blame
themselves,
because
If
any
hon.
gentle-
Transient
Display
Advertising,
per
inch
per
insertion
...
$1
40
man
wanU
mIormatlon
concerning
any
iT:a?'r
vFront
pr
pcr
!pch
utrrr;:ttr
thl
Local
Keaaers,
per
insertion
per
line
...
.
nif
.
"
line
oc
,
,,
...
...
I
am
a
supporter
of
public
ownership
Classified
Advertising,
per-insertion
per
word
2c
(but
i
believe
m
the
right
kind
of
public
Legal
Notices,
each1
insertion
per
agate
line
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone,1
-
.i98
:
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
-
86
15c
ownership.
I
do
not
want
to
see
public
.ownership
In
Canada
repudiated
because
of
mistakes
made
in
the
administration
lof.our
national
railway
system
in
regard
I
to
either
capital
or
maintenance.
The
minister
of
railways
(Mr.
Dunning)
has
All
advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
Office
before
2
p.m.
3
Art
on
llnv
day
preceding
nrapoilinff
nnhlipatmn
publication.
All
All
advertising
-.I..-.
?.,:..
.....
!...!
to
approval.
received
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION.
ANOTHER
FINE
FEDERAL
BUDGET.
ijSpiiti
subject
this
resolution
which
we
are
at
the
pre
sent
moment
discussing.
No.
372.
as
well
as
the
following
resolution
with
reference
to
the
merchant
marine.
Is
about
an
Illuminating
as
are
tome
of
the
talks
c
.
...
.
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton
over
the
radio:
Saturday,
Feb.
19,
192
tne
on
conUmiI
4b0Ut
mucn
lnJor.
matlon
as
the
other.
With
aU
due
respect
to
the
board
of
directors,
I
would
point
out
to
the
min
functions
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
the
board
of
directors.
While
I
am
a
aim.
U..
tU-
T7J-i
Tl
!-
r-l
V
1
.
WIBWUtUK,
VrtiTb'AILT
fca"
Saturoa
WOMEN
APPROACHING
MIDDLE
LIFE
WHAT
MRS.
GOD1N
SAYS
ABOUT
"
FRUIT-A-TIVES"
MRS.
O.
GODIN.
Mrs.
Godin's
letter
is
of
particular
Interest
to
women
approaching
middle-life.
It
reads:
"I
am
jrivin?
this
testimonial
hoping
it
trill
benefit
every
womaa
suffering
as
I
did
at
the
change
of
life.
I
was
obliged
to
po
to
bed,
had
terrible
dizziness
and
pain,
and.
ftltvextremely
wrt-k.
'Fruit-a-tives
were
tally
a
God-scud
to
me.
Now
I
am
in
perfect
health.
Every
woman
should
follow
my
example.
They
would
surely
pet
the
wonderful
relief
I
did."
Mrs.
Onetime
Godin,
Paquetville,
XJB.
By
toninv
up
the
stomach,
kWneys
and
bowels,
"FraSt-a-tives"
is
a
crest
help
to
women
at
this
trying
staur
of
fife.
"Fruit-a-tivts"
is
a
sane
medicine.
It
acts
in
a
natural
way
because
it
is
made
of
intensified
fresh
fruit
juices
combined
with
tonics.
Let
"Fruit
-a-tivw"
help
you,
too.
Start
today.
25c
and
50c
a
box,
every
where.
,
t-utuiiiBiances,
u
may
even
oe
wondered
how
the
minis-
,,,
iti;ciMt:nTi(is
,iiniiviitTiiiv
icnoiikii
i,:v,
Viat
should
be
done
with
them.
Well.;
ter
uia
as
wen
as
he
has.
I
he
affairs
of
the
Dominion
are
in
splen-
The
balance
Is
not
guaranteed.
I
sub-
what
kind
of
a
committee
as
It?
It
ts'
uia
condition
and
capable
management
during
the
past
four
or
five
mlt
that
somethinir
ahmiM
h
inn
tn
IfP'T
board
of
strategy
for,
Sir
Henry
years
is
now
beginning
to
bring
forth
a
gratifying
harvest
in
tax
simplify
our
entire
raUway
structure.
T"00"
"
Nonai
Railway,
to
relief
for
the
people
and
healthy
national
standing
What
Is
narllament
fort
What
U
the
the
whitewash
their
r
proceeding,
r
and
r
pull
The
most
gratifying
and
generally
beneficial
provisions
of
the
y
commission
tort
we
had
FAITH
IS
'
LIFE'S
STAFF.
Faith
is
the
Htnff
11
llfin
whl'rh
lnnn
ihnu
U'kn
An
nn
trnn...
Thornton
Is
a
law
to
himself
and
nun
that
BlT
Henry
-Thornton
had
no
attention
whatever
to
the
raUway
engaged
commission.
Instead
of
these
matters
hl
own
,U"
lPP"'
Pn.
tot
a
hot:
"
Vancouver.
He
U
of
beln
very
fond
going
t..
decided
bv
narllament.
conutinff
PUth.
remove
faith
and
there
would
1.p
rhan
'
of
the
Oovemor
Oeneral
and
the
two
10
lh
United
-jtatet
to
get
men
to
fill
po"I,Um
m
nnctlon
with
the
Na
It
U
fnttl,
ht
--.-l..
.
.tt..-.
.,u
L.
houses,
houses,
we
we
seem
seem
to
to
have
have
for
for
the
the
dlsoosl-
dlsposl-
"
"
wimicius
'
inai
manes
,
.
ouestiona
fourth
hiil
tlonal
"UwT-"
There
Is
no
position
'
IZLZZrZllTufi
fld:
thaV"ab,?,thlWOl;IdK
t0
d.
IToZZTZTZ
ln
O..tadt.nnot
i
!
business
on
1
cred
it;
faith
that
persuades
one
to
.trust
banks
with
one's
tne
0U1)e
0,
common.,
and
the
house
"""P-
when
lt
eme
i
'
money.
The
child,
having
everything
yet.
to
learn,
believes
every-
of
Thornton.
There
is
no
control
what-
plac'
on
the
cnadian
National
system
thing
it
is
told
and
thinks
its
parents
omniscient.
Denied
faith,
it
ever
over
the
pre.ident
of
the
Canadian
Aa,erlcn
eitusen.
are
favored
and;
;
would
believe
nothing
not
experienced
or
reasoned
out
in
its
own.
National
Railway
-system.
He
is
a
law
brouht
OTer
Thf,T
re
ow
b;
mind.
to
himself
over
parliament.
highest
positions
on
the
National
ays-,
i
If
men
were
cattle,
without
the
capacity
to
reason,
they
might
u
Piumt
going
to
serve
merely
as
JJ!!fle:
'
i
live
and
die
content
without
either
faith
or
knowledge.
Some
d0.
bber
stamp
for
the
president
and
d-
hJ
JlT'
Hut
it
is
inevitable
that
those
endowed
with
reason
should
speculate
ho",?
Sri'STS
uTut"",
flTIt
th.y
d.
t.t'
I
,
rnnfornitiff
tV,a
,ml-,,-.n
.,
n,l
....ll..
i
it.i.i
il.i
i
4
-uuuiu
iiac
w
m
ine
minister
mis
I
TV
iiivwinuit:
mat
ignorance
qutlon:
Do
the
board
of
directors
hold
QOCT
no
K
lntm
-pre.ldent.
ln
Should
inspire
dread.
rllty:
a
,ot
of
th
hl
iM
do
meeting,,
and
what
and
whom
do
they
ihis
dread
of
the
unknown,
among
primitive
people,
expresses
direct?
The
list
-of
the
directors
has
ot
know
ny
more
about
'"
"n
itself
in
superstitions,
and
superstitions
fill
the
future
with
terrors
the
aDDearance
to
me
more
of
.
Liberal
1
Thre
dUttlttlng
the
and
the
present
with
-follies.
Faith
and
superstition
have
little
in
'ction
executive
or
a
Liberal
campaign
c
tnat
the
cftJ
National
Railway
common,
for
superstition
has
to
do
with
fears,
and
faith
has
to
do.
lund
committee;
certainly,
lh
my
opinion
,te
,orl
o
happy
htmtjng
ground
with
hope.
Suiierstition
is
an
enemy
of
truth
but
fnith
should
not
he.
at
an'
rate-
thev
d0
not
know
enough
'
-
'
.
i
..At.
...
.
.
...
mona
uiuiim
an
mlt
nun
in
'
Une
form
of
superstition
is
the
fear
that
to
examine
or
f.ue-.H
7
a
,w0
province,
ked
tion
one'ft
beliefs
shows
lack
of
faith.
How
can
one,
have
faith
in
1
tT
T'
"
Hir
o"to
that
which
will
not
bear
scrutinizing
and
analyst
T
True
faith
rnulr
S
get
some
'SSJSZ
definite
Information
as
to
how
.
uu-'"'
rest
on
the
conviction
that
all
truth
is
good;
that
truth
alone
worthy
of
one's
faith.
To
have
faith
is
but
to
accept
facts
in
advance.
of
proof
or
dis
covery.
hon
member
from
the
Maritime
by
what
was
the
salary
of
)
Moresby
laamd.
ttueen
Charlotte
Islands.
to
whom
I
referred,
and
wr-
?nc
-ininiaer
re-
is
It
I.
being
operated
and
what
are
the
vllt(i
that
11
public
In-
i.ir-i
umi
mis
iniormation
snouia
ds
disclosed.
We
hare
an
"Alphonso"
ln
Sir
porter
of
the
Canadian
National
sy.tem.
Hfnry
Thornton
antf
now
a,arv
bu-
I
am
bound
to
say
that
in
my
opinion
"
"7
am
lola
no
""on"
c
hl
aalar'r
it
Is
not
properly
administered
today
and
we
are
losing
a
lot
of
business
In
HOTEL
AIM
IIITMT
We
are
told
that
there
is
'
N0
"ooner
was
Sir
Henry
Thornton
u)
111c
.first
1
resoyienan
unurcn
nere
OI
uev.
nn
ir,
,-
.
back
from
h.,
h-..r--,r.
ih.-
y..
'11
II
fl.
A
1
1
h
.
.
,
.
,,
.
1
PS
flPPy
0ne
Uomln
10
the
way.
I
tay
there
la
politic.
In
if
pointetf
hla
father-in-law
as
architect
to
City
With
high
testimonials
and
already
proven
ability,
Mr.
Frizell
there
U
a
good
deal
of
politic
In
con-
Prepare
plana
for
the.
erection
of
the
Rhould
be
nble
to
capably
lead
a
congregation
which
has
been
having
nection
with
the
administration
of
-the
Canadian
National
hotel
in
Vancouver
its
own
troubles
since
the
departure
of
the
former
pastor,
Uev.
Hugh
railways
in
the
district
1
come
from.
;eltT-
Bome
fifteen
or
sixteen
gentlemen
n,
lirunt.
With
nn
impressive
and
clever
minister,
the
church
should
80
Iar
'
thl
particular
vote
of
Ml.-
,rom
ine
united
sutes
have
been
ap-
.000,000
Is
concerned,
I
do
not
propose
pointed
to
fill
good
positions
ln
con-as
a
representative
of
the
people
to
vote
section
with
the
Canadian1
National
Pork
and
Deans
at
their
best.
Nutritious,
Hcious
and
economical.
Tomato,
Chill
Dr
Plain
sauces.
,
W.
CLARK
Llniltol,
Munlral
I
-LtllkKlchKlitkntlleltViM"
it!t7M
British
subject
to
fUt
any
of
these
portions,
t
I
The
minister
ofUways
la
responslbli
to
the
people
of
"this
country
for
whotj
is
going
on.
I
do
not
blame
the
minis-,
ter
altagether.
he
has
always
been
will-
j
lag
to
give
the
House
any
Information
that
he
possibly
could:
but
as
a
Cant-1
dlan
I
object
to
Sir
Henry
Thorntonlam.
'
any
many
other
of
his
"Isms,"
which
he
.
has
forced
upon
f
his
unwilling
country,
j
The
administration
ot
Sir
lienry
Thorn-1
ton'
system
Is
not
what
It
should
be.
I
and
he
Is
losing
business
today.
He
seems
to
take
a
leaf
out
ot
the
hook
of'
tne
Canadian
Pacific.
When
I
had
a
'
cheap
fare
bill
before
this
parliament
I
ister
that
according
to
the
returns
of
the
Mlers
to
the
fact
that
a
committee
ha
.,,
th.
r.irvL
hn
Following
its
splendid
predecessor
of
192G,
another
fine
bud-
department
of
railways
the
sum
of
2.-
been
appointed
ech
seaslon
for
the
past
aepfcted
Dy
the
way
to
wtlteh
the
sjstem
iret
has
lifpn
nrpanntul
I...
Hon
a
ii.u
:.-
'rt
000.000,000
has
been
expended
on
our
three
or
four
years,
known
as
tb
oom-
to
federal
"to
"Uw"
a
considerable
proportion
of
mittee
on
railway,
and
.hipping,
to
go
parliament.
There
have
been
a
number
"umor
o
01
cause
causes
to
)re-
..'
ortr
these
estimate,
both
for
rL
fi
Y
whlcn
out,
congtltute.
nothing
but
a
eapltal
vont
ent
Pl(.n
eten
more
far
Teaching
changes
than
have
been
presented
but.
,'
expenditure
and
maintenance
and
see
three
years
ago,
who
appeared
Before
the
railway
committee
to
oppose
Itf
The
National
Railways
with
helr
directors
and
a
whole
carload
of
-lawyers.
Thai
particular
bill
proposed
to
renew
cheap
turn
as
they
existed
before
the
war
for
the
farming
community
for
holidays
and
week
ends
It
was
supported
by
the
municipalities,
by
different
public
organizations,
by
the
working
classes
through
their
organization
known
a
the
labor
councils
of
this
country.
Th
bill
proposed
to
restore
to
the
people
single
fares
on
holidays
and
week
ends
'and
special
excursions
and
all
that
kind
ol
thing.
The
British
railways
have
again
adopted
tn
the
ordinary
course
that
principle
as
a
matter
of
good
railway
business:
the
United
States
railways
have
done
the
same;
but
this
national
'system
had
to
wait
for
the
bill
to
be
'prepared
and
then
helped
to
defeat
the
bill
When
the
bin
was
defeated
many
sporting
organizations
throughout
the
J
country.
Instead
of
travelling
on
the
Ns-i
tlonal
Railways
now
use
motor
busses
In
order
to
go
to
Hamilton.
Ouelph,
Nl-jagara.
the
Muskoka
district
and
to
on.
'owing
to
the
high
railway
ratrs
Another
abuse
which
1
brsfight
up
'
before
the
committee
was
the
abuse
of
!
the
pass
system.
The
hen.
member
for
Fort
William
I
Mr
Majton)
called
this
(the
"deadheads"
rail
way.
1
call
H
the"
'deadheads"
railway
alto
here
tonight
rbecatihe
that
la
exactly
what
It
Is.
1
travel
on
the
system
myself
and
it
is
appalllDfi
to
see
the
large
number
of
people
who
have
paaes
or
travel
In
private
ears,
t
do
not
know
wbert
ttvf
I
continued
on
page
four
TIMBEK
SALE
XCftSO
There
will
be
offered
for
sal
bv
Public
.
Auction
at
the
office
of
the
Dtttrlet
the
wool
over
parliament
eye.
I
have
P3rw..r
wince
ItUDert.
DC.
at
10
new
budget
will,
of
course,
be
the
reduction
in
sales
and
income
tax
.t.g.t,on
into
the
railways
.yst.ms
JTr.hr!LW
'
?S
xSS.
K
5S5mS'iS:
tended
7
meetings
of
the
committee,
and
'
-
"l
i?'
but
there
will
also
be
great
relief
from
the
increasing
of
th
tnmn
01
canaa
I8
y
Blr
Henry
Drayton.
J""
.T
TTL
of
Spruce.
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
.mnt!nn
-v..i
i
t.t.-i.-
-
.
'
A.
H.
Smith
and
Mr.
Acworth.
and
a
"m"
n,nr
ur
"n
m
lnr,r
n
area
altuated
on
the
north
shore
1
,
-
vulvivo
-.si.ii
jvju
ki
u
u
ji
itic
iuA
tJii
over
drafts
and
advances.
With
two
successive
budirets
such
as
thp
.
.
.
--
BUIYCT
survey
1
-
ports.
Attempu
-
were
made
on
the
Sewell
Inlet.
Q.CJ.
a..u
jruiuia.s
m
even
greater
reductions
wilntn
the
next
few
M
n"
Ba
Henry
Th0,raton
w"
-!
years,
RaUway
and
of
the
component
parts
of
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
ot
sue
the
time
is
rilmnst
in
aiirht
Vin
tivilinn
-.
v,
r.:.:
.
.
.
.
..
.
nr
pr
examnle
otM-MLiat-i
wro
niud
tton
and
treated
as
one
bid.
B
v..v,
,
.-us
uic
i-uiiiiiiu.
u
in
int
un-o
iruni
uanway.
now
ine
na-
r
,
n.WHi
tnT
T,
,Mr,
win
r.
r.-,w.,.,l
...til
l.
1.
.
..
U
1
1
1
i
.....
to
llu
Mnt-
-.
.
an.h
f
-
rt-
wo
JtI
Will
De
aiMIWetl
OT
XV
var.
.u
.u.w
.
unable
to
attend
tbf
noor
ol
tne
"0Use
to
ellctt
infnrm.tir.n
'naUon
Provided
anyone
both
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
ucUon
ln
mt
,ubratt
,
ed
...
-,
.....
v.
.vj
niu
tt
icvci
w
1
1
1
1
1
1
i
rrvu
I.
ii
iwinrp
inn
biuiiKi
nnicm.
lu-r-fim
m.
nrainni
wrf
'
made
by
these
experts
to
parliament,
and
ton-
American
lawy.
movaL
91
FUT
thai
ir
timber.
partfculara
it
the
Chief
For-
tv,
.u
t
......
t.
-
.
..
...
.1,
,
k-
.v.
It
was
aurmttedln
the
committee
that
icsier.
vicraria.
s.u,
r
umm
rsmiw,
"c-c
icn.in
iiuiii
uuuiva
win
can
ior
similar
reductions
in
j
.-;
-.new
wv
..
prlnee
Hubert.
B.C.
thp
nrnvinc
R-!t!ot,
r--l-.io
v.-
-...
Jt
r:.4
,
ther
were
Ulklnir
about
that
no
new
S"11
wa.
not
a
lawyer
at
an.
...v...
-viumuia
iius
-arvcii
jib
iiroi
dicji
UUI
mere
IS
.
.
.,
"
.
hut
a
craduate
rtf
the
Vl
law
lvnnl
much
more
to
be
don,
along
this
line.
The
present
government
in
TTT
'
2.
d
?1X
SSL
he
province
has
indicated
its
intentions
and,
given
the
opportunity,
T.
on.
V?olZZl
Anting
will
undoubtedly
carry
them
out.
frountl
for
Slr
Henry
Thor"""'
en
mtij
ignored,
sir
Henry
aa
uiiuuucm
in
(lie
juaaian
prwm
LAND
ACT
MITKT.
Of
INTf-XTlOX
T(
.tl'I'I.V
TO
TO
Pl
UCH
ASi:
LA
Ml
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on
the
north
shore
of
the
South
Arm
ol
raaoo
Harbor,
Moresby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Province
of
British
(
,
Columbia.
;
TUft:
NOTICE
that
James
Field,
of
i
?rlncr
Rupert.
B.C
.
occupation
Marine
u,
purchase
the
und.:
apply
Dpi
lot
lor
permuslon
Broker.
Intends
to
to
following
(lewribed
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
north
shore
of
South
Arm
of
Taoo
Ilar-
bar,
Moresby
Island,
CJiiii
Charlotte
Islands.
In
the
Province
of
British
Cul-;
-mbla.
about
S
chains
from
the
end
of
he
Oovemment
trail;
thence
10
chain,
northeasterly;
thence
10
chains
north
.esterlr:
thence
10
chains
smithwentcr-I
ly.
thence
10
chains
southeasterly,
and
i-ontalnlng
twenty
i20)
acre,
more
or
less.
JAMES
FIELD.
Applicant.
Dated
November
39.
1028.
LAND
ACT
"
notice
or
ivriixTiox
to
aiti.y
to
TO
l.l-KI;
LAMi
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Di-trict
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on'
the
north
shore
of
CiMtnt
tnlil
I
!n
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
1
being
about
one
and
a
half
miles
from
'
the
head
uf
the
Inlet
;
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
Field,
of!
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
occupation
Marine!
Broker.
Intends
to
spply
tor
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
1
Commen.lng
at
a
pott
planted
on
the
I
north
shore
of
Crescent
inlet,
about
1
one
and
a
halt
miles
from
the
head
of
tht
I
Inlet;
thence
northwesterly
30
chains;
thence
southwesterly
20
chains;
thence
southeasterly
20
chains;
thence
.
north-1
easterly
20
chains,
and
containing
forty
;
MO)
acres,
more
or
less.
;
JAMES
FIELD.
......
.
Applicant
Dated
November
27.
I92U.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
Of
INTENTION
TO
TO
leam:
LAND.
t
TJli.aa
n.--.Si
a
APPLY
for
It
until
I
know
(or
what
purposes
"a''""?
but
r
is
Impossible
to
f
ind
I
trict
of
Prince'
tiiinE
.
..i'S-
'T
;ii
win
oe
used,
in
18.1
tne
people
or
1""'
aaianes
are
paia
xo
tnem
m
m
iniei.
wueen
unariotte
Islands
.
I
TAKE
IF
K'frTl
IT1
1
a,
sa
-
.
.
'Ontario
were
so
disgusted
with
the
waiT'nat
,n'lr
dunes
are.
It
seems
to
be
In
which
they
had
been
and
were
being
""Possible
to
xet
a
Canadian
or
a
treated
by
the
Orand
Trunk
Railway
j
-
-
-
v.i.j
.iimuc
a
Ylguruus
pruteiv.
nomt
:
tl22.0O0.000
in
cash
and
(23.000.000
or
i
124.000.000
In
credit
of
the
old
Orand
!
'
Trunk
Railway
had
been
taken
and
spent
In
connection
with
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
and
that
system
became
bank-
'
nipt.
Thce
who
built
the
Orand
Trunk
1
Ptclflo
ItaUwsy
were
altogether
too
lm-
i
ipatlent
to.
foist
that
expenditure
upon
I
the
people
of
this
country.
The
Liberals'
could
not
wait,
and
we
had
this
white;
itlephant
forced
upon
us.
O.T.P.
WIIITK
Kl.i:i'IIANT
The
Orand
Trunk
Railway
were
part-
ntrs
with
the
government
of
Canada
in
the
bu.idtng
of
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
snd
then
they
wanted
to
hand
back
to
the
country
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific.
that
white
elephant,
although
the
Orand
Trunk
were
responsible
for
the
con
struction
of
it.
Th
report
of
the
railway
department
PorS.&Beans
NOTICE
that
John
Dvhh.wn
-f
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
occupation
manager
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
u5
ui
-ai.u
tniei,
SDout
one
i
mile
from
lu
head;
thence
south
0
chains;
thence
west
18
chains;
thence
north
6
chain,
to
shore;
thence
east
1(1
1
chains,
more
or
less,
following
the
shore
I
line
to
point
of
-commencement,
and
containing
7
acres,
more
or
less.
1
App,,cant
Dated
November
93.
1020.
LAND
ACT.
'
:
;
mr
m
mm
mm
i
1
M9"
.
EANI)
ACT
list
L-Si
V
-SM
DTI
SSP
SSS
T7W
SU--.
if'
Proved-
r
fl!.,:
,.
J
-SJiiJ'Nil
finest
malted
grains
nnd
hops
brewed
THE
with
the
most
scientific
care
in
five
modem
plants
go
to
make
the
pure
beer
consumed
by
the
people
of
Hrltlsh
Columbia,
Then
the
Amalgamated
Breweries
continuously
call
upon
Independent
firms
of
chemists
of
reputation
for
Independent
analysis.
These
analyses
PROVE
the
purity
and
quality
of
ISritlsh
Columbia
beers
and
Its
fullest
maturity
UKHE
i.
nn
rxtrnrt
from
the
lat
mini
Anialpiiiiitlrd
Iln'wing
lrcr
niailr
b.v
tin1
I.:
McDuiiuld
nnd
Mcl)uiulil,
iiimlytical
t
in
tin
Vancouver:
"AU
three
immples
lied
a
$parUhig
IriglUnt
cot
0
suUlaitfialfoam
remuMna
oh
glanajor
a
am
ahlt
wise.
Eath
had
n
refmhiug
aruma
and
o
tm
?,.
biller
hop
tastr.
The
analysi
shim
eoru-lu
-
rc',
Una
all
three
snmple$
are
pure
aad
vhcltnome
U
r
a
The
high
Exlrad,
low
Acidity,
high
A''
Tram
Matter,
mtlstantial
Asli
aiid
Phmphrric
Aria
r,.,
are
almliite
evidence
of
the
good,
wholtwim
t
0
itf
hem,
proving
Utrrn
to
tte
jmre
Malt
Ik
The
fiticfjMS
0
time
tamwn
uj
wtT
is
very
tf,ut
oj
titc
beat
KuTojiean
rarieUe."
mut
1,
McDonald
&
McDonald,
Signed)
A.
V.
Satttrfield.
f'hen.,
1
Nil
A
laaJnautMl
Hi
ar
aawtalxl
Vaar"twt
s
tlw-ww
lit
I-lS-
"
HmHw
C4-.
ml
(
-.U
Wmiohmm
II-mm-
ljA.
Mm
KartM
kimri
a4
Vkteru
It.
Mils
tlac
Cm.
U4.
X
-at
Government
Stores
and
Licensed
Premises.
Tills
advertisement
is
riot
published
or
di.plyr;f
I
the
IJijnor
Control
Ilonrd
or
by
the
Ciovcrtuiir
llrilish
Columbia-
EVERY
WOMAN
ADMIRES
an
immaculate
kitchen
The
HparklinK
bTijrlr
nt
t'tensilH
provides
the
first
step
in
neatne
Vacuum
Electric
Washer
is
equally
indiitM;n.;.;;
I
auppl.v
you
with
Intih
at
popular
,.,
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
253
Third
Avenue.
I'nnrc
IM
ICANADIANj
'ssii-y
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Service
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
r..
i-.s
.a.
is
.
-as
1
u.....r
l
ir
h
L
'
In
Vamittivrr.
Vict.
Kin,
hMllll
ltniar
.Miirrli
It
"
ruiNCj'.nH
iu:ATiti(
r:
lor
Hillrdiilf.
i;t
HflU
Mk.
i-rat
ImIU,
Namtl,
Alrft
l"7
f'uiiii.lt-sll
IlKssr
Ail
si
Vutif-iinisif
kdl
iirilttt.
II
.I1I
Afn
lor
all
Ntpniiislilp
II
mm.
Tull
lnformll'
W.
C.
OIK
II
Allll,
Drncrul
AfM.
r
Cnrnfr
of
tlh
Hirt
ami
3rd
Ariuir,
-rliir
lturt,
i"
SAVAGE
ELECTHIC
WASHER
AND
WTX-
Washes,
Ulues,
Itinses
and
Drif
w'J
a
wrinirer
or
hnvlnjr
to
put
your
nau
the
water.
Cash
Price
A
No
EaHy
Terms
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
ftt,-
f
r,i
.1
.1
-,...
.
a
.MiTK.1.
01
JTI.TI(I
TO
.tl'I'I.Y
TO
Charlotte
islauu.i.
l
l
llCIIASi:
l,AM
I
TAKE
NOTICE
thst
alxt
rta.m
.ft.r
Hat-
t
.-..
.
.
'
I.
.IA?CUAT
Arthur
obt-
Coiiini
issl
oticr
0
1
Lanus
f
or
a
to
S?y'r.,D.-aiJ
M"
,"Tt
for
coal
and
.tro..m'om.0
chase
the
following
uescribsd
lanri?
ns
at
norTht
-,.
.
Jt
1909
Q.C.t.
Dlstnet;
thence
iouth
iirtT
cnsins;
thence
east
forty
eha
thence
north
to
shore;
thenw'
foiiwin
so
hi
tin.
01
isiiu
oounueu
as
follows:
3f,Tnm1"c",g
t
Post
planted
at
the
southwest
corner
of
8ectiun
30,
Town-
Ship
3.
Clraham
Island
anrl
n.rlfl
AJ.Q.a
southwest
eorner"!
thnr
nighwater
mark
to
point
of
comm.ni.:
I.T
in
"Ah.in..
"
ititt
?Z,ai
aU,.ib
"".""
a
r,r,m
h,
-T
-
-
"
l.
.w
-.
...ciica
UUW1
OU
CnailU
iii.v.
vvKMHiiiii
une
niiiinrwi
mm
more
or
less.
jo-o6'"1
th'"
3th
dajr
'
Dcmbff''.
ARTHUR
ROniSllTaON,
an
,
ursnain
uiand,
n.O
A.
J,
(IOIIDQN,
k"""
Dal.
Dwember
17,
1930.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
lJl'fl
Phone
C73
DENTIS1