'
tr
l.
rw
.
onest
99$
1
w
i
r
u
h
me
quality,
not
the
Rlze
that
determines
tM
value
of
a
diamond.
Be
guided
by
the
integrity
of
the
firm
which
sells
you
the
Kern
f6r
honest
value.
We
are
glnd
to
show
you
'
and
explain;
We
have"
beautiful
diamond
rings
from
to
$.".00.00,
nil
of
fine
nuality
but
different
sizes.
I
Jewellers
to
UtE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK,
HE
PIONEER
.UNDRY
KIDS
DO
HIS
COLLARS
IP
So
FINE
a
w
i.
I.
w
w
rt
T
.
i
FTriElR.
WoRtC
FOR
MN
B
IF
f
rut
told
him
abut
this
indry
She
told
him
that
we
up
her
shirtwaist
and
her
jier
Biilk
things
in
a
delightful
inner
Then
ho
sent
us
a
al
order
of
a
dozen
collars.
and
;hc
agree
that
this
is
ne
laundry.
fioneer
Laundry
l'hnne
118
rtOU
rOER
KNOW
W1AT
SPRING
I
-GOOD
CQAL'j
Tiir
TWWfiJy
if.
In
Don't
get
caught
napiring
-
Old
Man
Winter's
likely
to
.
Spring
a
surprise
any
day.
Just
when
you
think
he
is
easing
up,
he
jumps
out
ami
I
snapH.
his
cold
fingers
at
you.
If
you
want
to
put
the
lid
on
Winter
once
and
for
all-go
to
the
phono
and
give
us
.:n
call,
iNANAIMO
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
McLEOI)
HIVEIt
SOOTLESS
&
In
Lump,
Stove,
Egg
and
Nut
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phonos
UG
hml
117
CONSULT
US
about
i,
Your
Eyes
J)0
not
hesitate
to
consult
us
about
your
eyes.
Our
ex-Jperience
will
be
of
real
value
to
you.
Not
a
day
passes
;,inat
we
ao
not
near
grainy-
ing
reports
from
those
we
shave
fitted
with
glasses.
WV
rnriitoat
Vfitii
nnlrnnnpn
wun
cnnnuence
secure
in
me
belief
that
nowhere
will
you
obtain
better
service
or
more
conscientious
treatment.
IF
you
require
glasses
a
thorough
scientific
examina
tion
will
reveal
the
fact
If
you
do
not
require
them,
vc
(will
candidly
teil
you
so.
Fred
Jouiry
i
Hegislered
Optometrist
and
.i
Optician
Koom
3
Smith
Dlock
Tlione
7G3
CHIEF
FIGURES
IN
CHINA
WAR
kki:tiii:s
or
vauioch
i.kaii:us
IM'OI.VMI
IV
PKKKKXT
IIOSTIMTIKS
Relative
y
the
present
.hostilities
In
China,
the
London
Time
recently
carried
the
following
brief
sketches
of
the
principal
leaders:
Chang
.
Tso-Lln.
a
brigand
In
his
youth,
then
the
irregular
ally,
of
tt
'Japanese
against
the
Russians
In
Man-churta,
"next
a
regular
officer
In
the
jaervlce
r'ft
the
.
Chjnese
Oovernment,
Chinese
civil
wars.
In
J922
he
was
de-
i
feated
by
the
Peking
government,
assisted
by
Wu-Pcl-Fu
and
Feng
Yu-Ulslang.
but
his
enemies
did
not
follow
up
their
victory.
For
three
years
hu
ruled
Manchuria
as
an
Independent
,
State,
built
up
a
powerful
army,
ana
In
1924,
aided
by
the
treachery
or
Feng,
completely
defeated
Wu
and
ennsolldstrd
his
influence
In
Shang-tung
and
as
far
as
Shanghai.
But
Pent;,
whu
telzed
Peking
In
Wu's
rear,
won
the
chief
spoils
of
victory,
controlled
the
Central
Oovernment,
and.
wltn
Bolshevist
support,
made
ready
to
overthrow
the
Manchurlan.
A
mutiny
broke
out
In
Chang's
army,
but
he
suppressed
it
In
a
brill
tan
t
cam-p:.
:in
and
then,
aided
by
Wu.
took.
Peking
by
intrigue
and
by
arms
and
compelled
Feng
to
retire
for
a
season
to
Kussla.
He
then
encouraged
Wu
to
go
south
to
meet
defeat
at
the
nana-or
the
Cantonese,
and
Is
now
in
control
of
the
greater
part
of
Northern
China
and
of
the
Peking
government,
while
his
armies
are
marching
through
,Wu's
territory
to
retake
Hankow.
;
M
X
ClirAX-IAVd
Sun
Chuan-Fang.
the
defeated
Tuc
nun
of
Shanghai,
is
a
Shantung
man
forty-two
years
of
age.
and
a
professional
soldier,
whose
enerjry
and
abUlty
made
bun
Inspector-General
of
the
TIMHEU
SALE
X8.UI.
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
I
Auction,
at
1
p.m.
on
the
26
in
day
of
'March.
1927.
in
the
District
Forester'
I
office.
Prince
Rupert,
the
Licence
X8344,
't'j
cut
1.700,000
f
bm
ot
Spruce,
Hemlock
.
and
Cedar
on
an
area
situated
on
rUlse
:
Buy.
Darwin
Sound.
Queen
Charlotte
i
Islands
District.
One
1
1
1
year
will
be
allowed
for
re
;
moval
of
timber.
I
"Provided
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
of
the
"Chief
Forea-tcr.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
NAVIOAHLE
WATER
PROTECTION
ACT,
u.s.c.
ciiAnr.it
its.
MASSETT
CANNERS,
LIMITED,
hereby
i.'lve
notice
that
It
has,
under
Section
Beven
of
said
Act.
deposited
with
the
Minuter
of
Public
Works
at
Ottawa,
and
at
the
office
ot
the
District
Registrar
of
the
Land
Registry
District
ot
Prince
Rupert,
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
a
description
of
the
lt
and
plana
of
the
wharf
and
pier
proposed
to
be
built
on
i
the
Massett
Indian
Reserve,
Number
One.
on
Qraham
Island,
Province
ot
i
British
Columbia.
AND
take
notice
that
after
the
ex-
ot
one
month
from
date
of
the
flratton
Irst
publication
of
this
notice.
Massett
Canners
Limited
will,
under
Section
Beven
of
said
Act,
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
his
office
In
the
City
ot
Ottawa,
for
approval
ot
site
and
plans,
and
for
leave
to
construct
said
wharf
and
pier.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert
this
20th
riav
of
February.
1927.
MA83ETT
CANNER8,
LIMITED,
By
its
Solicitors,
Williams.
Manson
in
Oonnales.
WATERJS'OTICE
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
OIVEN
that
Ills
Honour
the
Lleutenant-Oovernor
ot
British
Columbia,
by
and
with
the
ad-
(vice
of
His
Executive
Council,
has
been
plernwd
to
order:
THAT
the
reservation
of
the
unrecorded
water
of
Brown's
River
and
Mc-Knight
Creek,
tributaries
of
Ecstall
River,
established
pursuant
to
Order
in
Council
Number
808
approved
the
13th
dsv
of
June,
1921,
be
cancelled.
The
cancellation
of
the
said
renerva-tlon
will
be
effective
on
April
19th.
1927.
HATED
tliU.
11th
rtny
of
March,
1927.
T.
D.
PATTULLO.
Minuter
ot
Land.
Fine
for
catarrh
rhn
melted
in
a
poon
or
snuffed
up
the
nose
ami
vapor
inhaled.
Head
a)
Chest
Colds
RelievealiriaNew
Way
A
Salve
which
Releases
Medicated
Vapors
when
Applied
Over
Throat
and
Chest.
Inhaled
as
a
vapor
and,
at
the
same
time
SIWwhf-H
thrniwyti
tVu
ctrin
the
local
general.
Tang
8heng-Chih
went
over
to
him;
in
July
he
tojt
IN
THE
SUPKEME
COURT
OF
I1IUT1SH
COLU.MUIA.
Ile
I'KINCK
ICl'I'I'KT
II
VIlt(-i.l.l.CTItlC
COMPANY
I.1MITEII
8AI.K
IIV
OltIir.lt
OF
THli
COt'RT
TAKE
NOTICE
that
pursuant
to
the
order
of
Mr.
Justice
U.
A.
McDonald
dated
the
18th
dav
of
Februarv.
1927.
In
a
bondholders'
action
Intituled
In.
the
Supreme
Court
ot
British
Columbia
be
tween
The
lioval
Trust
Company
and
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Company
umiiea
ana
omen,
being
r.ioou
191c.
biought
to
enforce
the
trusts
ot
an
In
denture
dated
the
30th
day
of
June,
lBil,
tenders
are
Invited
by
George
Ed
ward
Winter
the
Receiver
appointed
by
an
order
ot
this
Court
dated
the
15th
day
of
September.
1916,
and
the
decree
In
the
said
action
dated
the
21st
day
ot
November,
1918,
for
the
purchase
of
all
the
remaining
properties
and
assets
ox
tne
saia
uompany.
Tne
saia
proper
ties
are
described
as
follows:
1.
That
certain
parcel
of
land
and
remises
situate
In
the
Province
of
B
rltlsh
Columbia
more
particularly
described
as
Lot
035,
Ranoe
5,
Coast
District,
containing
160
acrea
more
or
lesv
2.
That
certain
parcel
of
larm
and
remises
situate
in
the
Province
of
B
rltlhh
Columbia
more
particularly
de-
scrioea
as
Lot
1380,
Range
a,
coast
uu
trici,
containing
37
bi
loo
acres
more
or
less,
excepting
thereout
a
strip
of
land
one
chain
In
width
measured
from
hlghwater
mark.
3,
That
certain
parcel
of
land
and
premises
situate
In
the
Coast
District
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
more
particularly
described
as
Lot
095,
Range
5.
containing
32
fioilOO
seres
more
or
less.
4,
Maps
dealing
with
surveys
ot
drainage
areas
rainfall
and
runoff
data,
designs
ot
dams,
power
plants,
transmission
lines
"and
receiving
station
for
Falls
and
Khatada.
Rivers
development.
una
pians
oi
worm.
The
Receiver
la
Informed
that
the
above
lands
parcels
1.
2
and
3
were
selected
by
the
engineers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Company
Limited
as
Wing
suitable
sites
tor
the
construe
tlon
of
water
power
plants.
Tenders
may
be
made
for
all
the
said
parcels
together
or
for
one
or
more
separately.
rarttcuiars
ana
conditions
or
saie
may
bo
had
upon
application
at
the
off
let
ot
Messrs.
Hiddell,
Stead.
Hodges
&
Winter,
flank
of
Nova
Scotia
Building,
Vancouver,
or
at
the
office
ot
the
uu-derslRnrd.
DATED
the
2nd
day
of
March.
1S2T.
WI1J90N.
WHEALLER
&
SYME8
.
Solicitors
for
the
Plaln'ltf.
040
Pender
Street
West,
Vancouver,
uo.
71
dxcy
news
PAGE
FIVB
Changsha;
the
autumn
was
marked
his
defeat
of
Wu
P-Pu
and
the
capture
of
Hankow
and
Wuchang.
He
nen
turned
his
arms
against
Bun
Chuan-Fang,
and
now
threatens
the
Northerners
near
Shanghai
and
on
the
Central
Yangtze.
His
energy
Is
notorious,
but
It
Is
uncertain
whether
.
his
strategy
has
not
been
Inspired
by
his
rhlef
military
adviser.
This
Is
General
Oallents,
'whose
name
cannot
be
found
In
any
Russian
army
list
and
who
Is
now
believed
to
be
an
Austrian
staff
officer
who
was
a
prisoner
of
war
in
Russia
and
took
service
with
the
Red
Army
in
1913
en
ami
in
Mi-niwr;
Chang
Chung-Chang,
who
Is
described
as
a
burly
ex-brigand,
governs
liniment-
Vicks
Vanckuh
rh.
immZ
.Shantung
and
occupied
Bhanghal
for
which
forgave
Wm
hU
jj(uitr-ls
the
told
tJiately
.inflamed,
congested
air
passages.
Chan8
Tso-Lln,
whose
vassal
he
is.
m
magnetic
spendthrift
and
ruthless
lead-
is
the
nwdem
direct
treatment
for
J923'
H
w
driven
out
without
mucn
er
of
the
Manchurlan
army,
which
he
,
fo'd
troubles
that
is
proving-
fio
popu-
fighting
by
Sun
Chuan-Fang,
but
nas
.has
controlled
since
1918.
when
he
was1
17
mit
tw
now
ken
cnare
of
the
operations
'made
Inspcctor-Generai
of
three!
"Sta&B
th
tbt
(provinces
of
Manchuria.
He
has
played
j
bronchitis,
croup,
head
and
chest
colds.
tones'
nd
maT
expected
to
re-la
leading
part
In
the
three
chief,
catarrh,
asthma
or
hav
fewr.
appear
at
Shanghai,
where
he
and
his
South
Central
provinces
of
Fuklen
and
Oheklang
In
1923.
In
1924
he
engaged
in
campaigns
against
loeal
generals
whom
he
defeated
and
mastered
Che-
klnng
on
behalf
of
the
Peking
Oovern
ment.
He
took
no
real
part
in
the
winter
campaign
for
Shanghai
in
1924
2$.
but
In
October
192S.
made
an
ar.
rangement
with
Wu
Pel-Fu.
who
controlled
the
Middle
Yangtze
province.
by
which
lie
was
to
drive
Chang's
i
forces
from
Klsngsu
and
the
city
oi
6hanghal.
Wu
hsd
few
troops
of
his
own.
and
had
to
accept
Sun's
terms.
Bun.
nominally
allied
with
Feng
Yu
Hsiange.
drove
the
Northerners,
who
were
threatened
by
revolt
in
Manchuria,
from
Klnagsu
and
part
of
Anhwel
pro.
i
vine
But.
having
dene
this,
he
re
pudiated
all
his
alliances,
governed.
Kiangsu.
part
of
Anhwel
and
Che-
TIMHKlt
SALE
X7I58
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
by
Public
Auction
at
office
of
District
For-
I
ester.
Prince
Rupert,
at
12
o'clock
noon
I
on
April
9.
1927.
the
Licence
X745U
to
cut
1.245.000
feet
board
measure
of
suruce.
hemlock,
balsam
and
cedar
saw-
I
our.
comprising
five
areas
in
Rivers
BlRbt.
C.K.
4.
'
Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
I
auction
in
person
may
submit
a
sealed
lender
u
De
opened
ai
ine
nour
oi
auc
'
tlon
and
treated
as
one
bid.
One
(1)
year
will
be
allowed
for
re.
moval
of
this
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For
ester.
Victoria,
or
District
Foreater,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Just
nib
Vicks
over
throat
nnrl
rhpcf
fierce
Shantunz
troorjs
are
most
un-
ana
mnaie
ine
medicated
vapors.
It
popular,
auickly
loosens
no
a
cold.
V'CKS
Vapo
Rub
Om
2,
Million
Jars
Used
Yearly
era,
and
the
Shantung
General,
Chang
Chuang-Chang.
whom
he
expelled
from
Shanghai,
Is
now
his
nominal
ally,
his
real
master,
and
will
in
all
probablllt)
soon
supplant
him.
i
tanu
mii:m;-miiii
Tang
Sheng-Chlh.
former
Military-
move
staff.
vi;
PKi-ri'
Wu
Pel-Fu,
one
of
the
more
respect
able
Tuchuns,
led
large
armies
on
be.
half
of
the
Peking
Oovernment
in
1922,
rENO
VU-HSIAXO
Feng
Yu-Hslang.
the
"Christian
Genera."
first
saw
service
In
Tibet
un-'
der
the
ruthless
Chal
Erh-Feng.
Ths
collapse
of
Chinese
power
In
Tibet
waj
Imputed
by
him
not
to
Chao's
cruelties
but
to
British
Intrigues,
a
circumstance
which
no
dauht
exnlalna
hln
iivmnathv
klang
as
an
independent
ruler,
while
wlth
the
b-,.-.,,.,
.ntl.Briti,h
nm.
he
exercld
control
over
Fuklen.
His
da
Aj
aivMotM
commander
In
rule
was
better
than
that
of
many
of
shem,
and
HJnan
he
won
a
ine
-iuci.un..
but
ms
refusal
to
join
among
,mpreMionable
Amer.
'"
rure..,
.
mlMlonorl.
hv
trolntivr
hl.trnn.
Involved
him
In
a
new
war
last
summet
,
..
...,..
.
u
Dser-
.and
bv
his
eamnalens
smlnst
nnlum
tlon,
and
propajanda
eventually
de
'6moklng
and
BambI)ne.
Jn
,922
hewas
feated
h.m
a.
they
defeated
Wu.
He
tranferTed
to
Pek,
inspector,
was
compelled
to
call
in
the
Northern.
.
.
.
:
rt
tpnonil
.nm
hU
and
disciplined
with
unusual
care.
played
the
chief
part
in
the
defeat
of!
Chang
Tso-Lln
In
that
year.
He
now
began
to
play
a
part
in
politics,
and
his
resignation
In
June.
1923.
brought
about
a
coup
d'etat,
after
which
he
i
obtained
a
hlxh
military
command
on
Oovernor
of
South
Hunan,
was
won
tn!
Mongollaa
tortix.
In
1924
he
over
to
the
Cantonese
cause
last
spring.
,
dMertc1
Wl
chlcf-
Wu
p,,.,
,n
tbe
and
alter
various
vicissitude,
of
lor....
war
wlth
-.-
-two,,
Mlzed
tune
was
succored
by
Chiang
Kai-Shek.
PeklnBi
taprUoned
the
president
of
and
is
now
In
the
Cantonese
service.
,ne
RcpunIlc.
tJectetl
tbe
Manchu
mougn
ne
nas
oeen
compe.ieo
w
re-
'peror.
wd
formed
tt
provincial
govern-
.ciuw-ijinCU
.u
m
.
,
Hu
nro-Russlan
Undencies
alarmed
Chang
Tso-Lln.
with
whom
he
wjitu
lie
vtmm
T
kui
iuua
w
1
1
iiibuf
costlV
and
iw-un;
in
wnen
ne
was
De-
was
nominally
allied,
and
In
the
winter
of
1920
he
staged
the
unsuccessful
mutiny
in
Manchuria
and
attacked
Shantung.
His
victory
at
Tientsin
was
with
the
revengeful
Wu
i
threatening
his
flank
his
nasltlon
was
trayea
oy
reng
ana
Jiea
u
us
province
lllnt,nahi,
He
rlened
hi.
mmmmri
of
Honan:
and
last
year
when
he
help
retlr,
to
WM
thcre
al.
ed
Chang
agalnu
Feng
and
then
went
UgfA
havc
,tUQled
the
BoishevUt
south
from
Peking
against
the
Can-
system.
Last
autumn
he
reappeared
in
vu.:.
-v.u.,
Northwestern
China,
and
la
now
ap
w
wc:..crj
u.
u
"
,
parenUy
In
coramanrf
of
a
somewhat!
soldier
and
.convinced
or,
good
opponent
n.bulou,
rmy
wbJcn
WM
tm
tatcIy
uommunism.
n.
m.K.nou..y
I
f
onUln.d
bT
Wu
p.,.,-.
forceil.
He
judge
of
men.
He
seems
at
present
to
hftj
pmMmtA
hls
,uppolt
ot
tne
Can.
"
tone
but
it
to
doubtful
whether
his
resistance
to
we
oi
s
passage
tnang
,
tt,uld
of
murh
,.,,
armies
through
his
reduced
territories.
I
Unlike
most
Tuchuns.
Wu.
it
Is
believed
has
not
msde
money
by
warfare.
f'lllANn
KAI-MIKK
Chiang
Kai-Shek.
Joined
the
Kuom
Intang
early
In
life,
but
only
became
prominent
in
1924,
when
he
was
appointed
principal
of
the
Whampoa
Cadet
School,
where,
wtth
the
assistance
of
"Red"
Russians,
he
trained
officers
and
con-commissioned
officers
for
the
Nationalist
armies.
He
then
took
the
field
against
Sun
Yai-Sen's
rivals,
defeated
them,
destroyed
the
Yunnan
and
Kwangsl
force,
and
soon
made
himself
the
leading
figure
In
the
Nationalist
Government.
Last
summer
he
took
the
field
against
the
north.
His
first
success
was
In
Hunan,
where
MORE
DETAILS
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CASE
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JISTICE
OI'
APPEAL
POINTS
OCT
itnvnoi.T
WAS
CIIOSS-l:AMIi:it
AT
llltsT
TltlAI.
(Vancouver
Province)
Reading
from
a
note
book.
In
which
he
had
recorded
the
incident,
A.
J.
Watklnson,
Dominion
constable
at
Prince
Rupert,
testified
before
the
Court
oi
Appeal
on
Friday
on
the
appeal
of
Joseph
Sankey,
convicted
murderer.
He
told
of
a
conversation
at
Port
E
lngton
with
Charles
Relnholt,
boat
builder,
on
May
28,
five
days
after
Miss
Loretta
Chlsholm's
death.
RelnhDlt
at
the
trial
Identified
San
key
aa.
the
-Indian
be
saw(
walking
along
a
.trali:r'cdar
aiawmUl,
on
the
out
skirts
b
Port
Esslhgtonv
in
the
same
direction
taken
by
the
school
cacher.
He
stated.
thaCpn
hour
elapsed
before
he
left"
his
hothouse
ifor
'.the
savrrnUl
'
after
the
Indian
nad
passed.
Watklnson,
cross-examined
on
his
affi
davit
by
A.
M.
Johnson.
K.C.,
crown
counsel,
told
the
Court
of
Appeal
that
1
Relnholt
had
said
to
him
that
the
time
was
ten
minutes
and
the
officer
noted
the
matter
In
his
book.
Not
untU
March
8
did
the
constable
discuss
this
evidence
with
anybody
because
he
be
lieved
that
everybody
knew
ot
It.
MADE
NO
ltl:t
OKI)
Without
deciding
to
admit
evidence
but
he
had
made
no
record
ot
the
conversation.
Chief
Justice
Macdpnald,
who
stated
that
Relnholt
has
been
cross-examined
at
length
in
the
original
trial
and
a
new
trial
could
hardly
be
granted
onf
such
grounds,
announced
that
the
court
Would
hear
Relnholt'W
Monday
morn-ing.
'
'
r
tu
the
meantime.
J.
E.
Bird,
Bankey's
counsel,
opened
an
appeal
on
points
ot
law.
He
argued
.that
the
trial
judge
had
misdirected
the'
Jury
on
the
evidence
of
10-year-old
Haldls
Sandahl.
Couusel
contended
that
,
she
did
hot
Identify
the
Indian;
but
she
inferred
that
a
man,
whone
hack
she
saw,
was
Sankey,
because
she
had
seen
him
artier
Inthe
morning.
DOlllTUn
ADMISSAIIIUTY
Mr.
Justice
McPhllllps
stated
that
he
doubted
whether
thli
evidence
ww
ad-
The
Well-Managed
Home
THE
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchasing
agent
for
a
large
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
oh,
business
principles
in
order
to
make
the
most
of
the
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchc
sing.
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
greatest
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
the
advertisements.
Advertisements
tell
you
what
is
neif
and
good
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
in-ventions
to
make
your
home
life
easier,
more
comfortable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
information
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
useful.
Every
manager
0
a-
household-
every
member
oj
the
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
for
the
family's
welfare
should
mae
a
habit
of
readins
the
ads.
Read
the
advertisements
in
order
to
buy
wisely
mlssable
because
she
had
not
been
sworn:
and
she
should
have
been
sworn
because
Iter
examination
showed
that
she
understood
the
necessity
of
telling
the
truth.
8ankey's
counsel
also
argued
that
this
girl's
evidence
had
not
been
PERMISSION
ASKED
BY
ROWE
TO
BUILD
.
SHOP
AT
COW
BAY
A
letter
from
C.
O.
Rowe
asking,
that
tie
be
allowed
to
proceed
with
the
con
ttruction
ot
a
building
at
Cow
Bay
next
to
the
Ward
Electric
Store
was
rend,
at-the
.
.meeting
of
the
city
.council'
last
night.
It
was
pointed
out
to
the
council
that
the
building
was
being
constructed,
over
one
of-
the
braces
of
an
electric
light
pole
which
belonged
to
the
city,
and
that
the
superintendent
of
utilities
had
made
an
examination
and
found
that
it
would
cost
approximately
1140
to
move
the
pole
to
another
location.
City
solicitor
E.
P.
Jones
advised
that
the
city
had
been
granted
the
right
to
,
ronfttrtirt
the
nnle
line
ind
innMtpd
from
Sankey.
witnesses
the
Court
of
tn&t
th,
fttter
UUn
wUh
w
"
""'
'"jH.
Tobey.
CJJJt.
superintendent.
cross-examine
Watklnson
directed
crown
.
on
motlon
ot
AW.
w.
M.
counsel
to.
call
Corporal
F.
Marklaud.
Brown
AW
p
u
the
ftt.
provincial
police
Prince
Rupert.who
clw
wu
,eft
m
tn,
hamU
,
the
c,t
companled
Watklnson
on
a
visit
to
the
,
fomiQt
the
tyxpemtenAtat
ot
Otrman
boatbuilder
uUUUm
t0
e
tQf
Qontfnnct
wlth
Mark
and
expressed
the
opinion
that
Mf
m
UV1UIIV4
itUlU
OttlU
taic
bUilT
WU
Hit
least
half
an
hour
or
about
an
hour;
It
women
had
any
sense
there
would
be
more
bachelors.
"let
the
Clvk
Kitchen
Help
Yoa-
Clark's
Pork
wj
Beans
Every
bean
perfect
ly
cooked
and
a
piece
of
"Canada
Approved"
pork
adding
totnenavoury
sauce.
Delicious,
nutritious,
economical.
W.CUrkLtd.
Monuwl
to-n
Opening
Soon
it
The
New
Factory
of
the
Velvet
mm
Company
on
Second
Street
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
A
model
up-to-date
factory
for
the
making
of
Ice
Cream,
to
be
sold
by
wholesale
only
THE
BEST
QUALITY
GUARANTEED
HE'S
HERE
Having
arranged
with
the
Hoover
Co.
to
send
us
a
demon
strator,
we
are
now
In
a
position
to
show
you
the
difference
between
the
Hoover
and
an
ordinary
vacuum
clearer.
Demonstration
will
be
made
right
in
your
own
home
for
the
asking,
starting
Monday,
March
21st.
Just
lione
3,
and
we
will
do
the
rest.
The
Hoover
is
sold
on
very
easy
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
61
in
i