i
-,,fsav,
Harcb
1,
1928
"
THE
an(1
PefSonal
1
Dollar
SALE
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i
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a
"
Mb
A
i
kl
B
O.
Cnaertafcera
PUods
ii
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'TV'
"I-.
I
ritis
the
2nd;
Saturday,
,
he
3r.d;
ajid
Monday
the
JHh
are
Dollar
Days
at
.labour
,,,
!)(hxak
Wlblliiir':-
1
1
1
saving
will
be
from
25c
to
75c
on
every!
fllfflar
pur-"
,
,
id
ler
you
good
valuen.
..
i!.-.
Boys'
Shirt.
Sale
price
f,ioo
s
Boys'
fleece-lined
Shirts
an!
pruvem.
Sale
:
..
2
lor
.2,...
fl!00
,
..-a,
Boys'
Mtriped
Flannelette
NiKht
(Wob.
Sle
1
'
y,
$1.00
!m
i!oy'
BIoubos,
assorted
sizes
Saleiprice
...
$1.00
,hi.-,
one
Bow
Tie,
4
.Handkerchief.
4
Cufflinks.
All
$1.00
,,,,,1
si.:J5
Ladies'
and
Misses'
House
Slippers.
Sale
for
$1.00
;,
,,Uf.
Combination
of
1
Writing
Tablet,
5
Pencils.
1
,
.,
rise
Book
and
5
Scribblers,
all
for
$1.00
EXTRA
VALUES
:
,,i.eii
Cotton
Crepe
Ladies'
House
Dresses,
all
colors
:zes.
Sale
price
$l.uo
!-'
White
Flannelette
Nijfht
(..owns,
size
lo-lG.
for
$1.00
;
..,.!,..'
Silk
and
Wool
Hose
for
$1.00
u,
of
Children's
Bloomers.
Sale,
2
lor
$1.00
..,lue
Children's
Sleepers,
sizes
1
and
2,
2
for
....
$1.00
nil
of
Children'.
Cashmere
Hose,
2
pairs
for
..
$1.00
..iiu
Double
Knitting
Wool,
all
colors.
3
skeins
for
$1.00
.
n
Shetland
Flo.,
9
skeins
tor
$1.00
.hiii
Monarch
Floss
Wool.
(
balls
for
$1.00
,.mc
ladies'
Cotton
Brassiers,
trimmed
with
beautiful
extra
special
value,
'J
for
$1.00
of
I'rinted
Chintz,
:
inches'
wide.
Sale,
2'
yards
'.
'$1.00
..
ue
(irey
Cotton,
40
inches
wide.
5
yards
for
....
$1.00
-ii
Flannelette.
5
yards
for
$1.00
White
Cotton,
:U'
inehr-.
wide.
."
yards
for
.
.
$1.00
nl
Spun
Silk,
dtiriiij?
this
sale
only,
1
yds.
for
$1.00
'i
Tea
Towelling,
7
vurds
tor
$1.00
in
:it
inches
wide,
wool
flannel,
l'i-
yurd
for
.
.
$1.00
.
1
1
re
only
he
items
listed
in
this
paper,
many
other
.iwaitinv
your
inspection
and
are
on
display
on
our
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
I
nivev
:il
Troi'io'
Corner
,'lrd
and
7th
WHERE?
i..ie
phone.
I
your
doctor
ho
injf
that
he
can
help
your
u-et
well.
He
comes
and
wrile.a
prescription
for
the
be
know.,
will
'ive
relief.
Then
comes
the
iiuestions
will
it
l
filled
as
the
doctor
ordered?"
"Where
tilled
uh
pure
f
ull-strerifth
drug?"
We,
at
Ormes,
i
of
the
reputation
that
cause
so
many
people
to
place
iwt
in
nut
ability
to
fill
their
prescriptions
as
they
filled.
DKWM
A(
Ct
KAt
Y
PROMPT
DELIVERY
:!
iraduate
WiarmaciHU
to
Serve
You
rraes
ltd.
7l-
Jfrtm
or
Druotjistx
TH'Umu
i.
SIXTH
ST
TELEPHONES
8?t,2O0
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
ppers
-
THE
DAINTIHST
HIIKAKr
AST
KKM."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
CoW
Storage
Lm-
Prince
Hupert.
W.C
A
NEW
NDMIIEU
HMI'I'Elt
IHOKI-1
l"
ImoihhI
Shadow
1'oiatt'il
SliiM"'''
llk
to
the
welt
in
all
the
newest
shade
$1.75
"Pajr.
Fraser
&
Payne
Read
Jhe
Ujuvrc
.artlaeigeiit..
stating
dlmtr'a
to
n
to
10.
tt
Get
tb
Bte
4
babui
When
tbtnklni
oi
a
Taxi,
phone
4.
u
St.
Andrew'
Society
Scotch
Dance.
I.O.DJL
Hall
tomorrow
nisht.
Native
Sou
Wtttot
Drive
and
Dance
Metropole
Hall,.
Friday,
March
a.
82
Native
Son
of
Canada
Whlat
Drive
and
Dance
in
Metropole
Hall,
Friday,
at
8:30
p.m.
82
Basketball
tonight
at
eight
Exhibition
Hull
New
Metlakatla
v.
Bupert
All
hunt.
Two
nameh
SOc
and
adc.
The
I'rabyterlan
CG1T
will
hold
a
Pussy-willow
tea
and
sale
of
home-co.ikitiK
on
Saturday.
Miirch
3.
at
3
o'clock
in
the
church
hall
62
Take
tin
opportunity.
Denny
Allen
Cu
.
Annual
March
Sale
China.
Olaja-
wure.
Kitchen
Hardware.
Toys.
Watch
our
windows
63
Hr
are
lleoihuarlm
lor
shoe
repairing.
Hi-nU
thrni
to
us
for
value,
xervlee
and
satisfaction.
Mai
Arthur's
fthoe
Store.
tf
The
Presliyterlaii
C.O.I.T.
will
hold
a
Pussy-willow
ten
and
sale
of
Home-cook
ln
on
Saturday.
March
S.
at
3
o'clock
m
the
church
hall.
62
I
The
Vancouver
Bun
of
February
28
ho
a
apecial
wrlteup
of
twenty-one
pages
showing
that
the
Brltlah
Columbia
mines
are
attracting
world-wide
utientlon
Copies
can
be
had
at
the
federal
New
Co..
Third
Avenue.
62
Next
Tuesday
afternoon
about
1:30
on
the
high
tide
the
launching
will
u.ke
place
al
the
dry
dock
of
the
two
new
big
halibut
vaaaela
Covenaiu
and
Melville,
built
for
Capt
John
Ivaijon
and
.'He
sen
In-law.
Capt.
llaius
Under
-dahl.
of
this
city-.
Head
the
Louvres
advertisement.
During
the
past
twenty-four
hours,
llity
carloads
ol
gram
have
arrived
irom
Uk
prairie
for
the
Albrriu
Wl.-'at
Pools
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
Railway
offkes
this
mor:.:iig
teportcd
376
ears
on
the
territory
west
of
Jaspei
Park
bound
here
Read
the
Louvre
'
advertisement.
The
fire
deparunent
wv
called
out
In
quick
aucceaaloii
yesterday
atter-
imxiii
to
extlnguiah
two
graaaflrai.
The
lint
waa
at
2:60
on
First
Avenue
back
of
the
post-office
and
the
second
at
3.16
on
Comox
Avenue
No
damage
was
done
In
either
case
COLLIER
DAMAGE"
CASE
DISMISSED
(salt.
.v,ewd
Vcalnl
lluliillff
IVbo
Uh
suing
1t
of
Iflner
Kiiiart
Dismissing
the
action
with
coats.
Jltditr
F
UcB
Young
rendered
decision
in
County
Court
od
in
the
ce
of
J
W
Collier
vs.
trie
Corporation
of
the
City
of
Prinbe
Rupert
in
which
pliinrifl
waa
suing
the
defendant
for
32.'l
98
damagat-
MaultinR
from
an
automobile
eolkaton
some
time
ago
nrar
the
dry
6ek
(ate
when
a
city
truck
had
an
Impart
with
a
car
driven
by
the
plalntlM
Bach
contendlnn
aide
claimed
negligence
on
the
part
of
the
uther.
I
1.
W
Patmore
appeared
as
counael
loi
the
plaintiff
while
W.
E.
Plsher
acted
for
acildent
and
liability
Insurance
ooncvrn
which
successfully
defended
the
action.
City
Solicitor
K.
F
Jones
held
a
watching
brief
tor
the
city
I
HII
OK
TlltNKK.
M.i
1
M
Puller
and
family
offer
Hh:i
siniM-rr
thankn
:e
then
many
mini!-
I'll
the
kindness
and
synijiathy
shewn
them
In
their
bereavement.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
"Aunt
Susan's
Visit"
at
United
Church,
March
8
and
0.
Auitllran
Cathedral
Tea
March
IT.
ai.
Patrick's
concert.
Monday.
March
IB,
rVeatsHilme
Iheiue.
Catholic
Women
s
Leflgue
spring
aale
of
work
April
13.
Blks
Cabaret
April
SO.
Royal
Hi-let
ol
Ht
Oeorge
Whlat
1,l,n.
i,rl
llrihiT
Anrll
'13.
I
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
JHEEE
ill
ii
n
'i
ii
s
mum
m
w
DEAD
NIAGARA
CENTRE
SWEDEN
Fall
There
Roared
Across
Craggy
Itidges
for
U.dOU
Yearn
(Jeol-ojtist
Says
J)UC
IMMENSE
CANYONS
i
Disappeared
A1th
Retreat
of
the
lev
!M
urtRwartl
'&,uuu
leara
Ago
BTOCKHOLM.
aweden.
Mar
1,
A
iormer
Swedish
Niagara
in
the
Bwedlah
Midland
3S.OO0
years
old
and
existing
lor
9,000
years,
wrier,
the
waters
ul
the
Baltic
Bea.
then
without
an
outlet
to
the
.tuth.
toraad
it
way
through
a
locky
barrier
in
the
Bwedlah
province
of
Nettie
and
pressed
further
on
to
the
North
Be,
u
a
startling
discovery
claimed
by
H.
Mu'nthe
a
Bwedlah
geoloA
gist,
who
has
now'
completed
his
theoretical
researches
by
a
number
of
practical
observations
of
the
district
In
question.
According
to
Mr.
Munthe's
report
the
pressure
of
the
toe.
covering
Scandinavia
and
great
parts
of
the
European
continent,
during
the
glacial
period
waa
so
heavy
that
at
Its
centre
In
Uwadiu
the
ground
sank
about
300
meters.
As
the
loe
melted
and
retreated
toward!
the
north
the
ground
ro
even
higher
than
its
present
level
about
the
sea,
and
thua
blacked
the
southern
outlet
of
the
Baltic
to
the
North
Sea
between
Oermany
and
Denmark.
AanMs
this
ridge
both
the
Stone
Ar
people
and
animal
and
plants
wandered
into
Sweden
As
the
Ice
continued
to
retreat
the
southern
parte
of
Bwvden
aleo
roaa.
but
in
the
.lelfchbcrbood
of
the
present
BeresUab
township
of
Degertora
In
Nerhe
several
deep'
ravines
enabled
the
pant-up
bal-t
it
Sea
to
find
a
new
outlet.
With
remendou
force
the
ley
water
of
the
Daltlc
widsned
ttiete
canyon,
and
hare
:lw
Svea
River
was
precipitated
over
the
atecp
hills
into
the
Let
Rover
valley.
aUll
tu
extstenee.
then
flawing
down
to
the
North
Sea
through
the
Lake
of
Venom
Por
6.000
years
these
gigantic
waterfall,
reared
acroaa
the
craggy
rtdgea
In
about
twenty
different
channel,
digging
out
canyons
twenty-five'
meters
deep,
pollah-?d
the
edges
of
the
rock,
shaped
perpendicular
cliffs,
giant
boulders,
deep
rack
hollow
and
layer
of
cut
glacier
gravel
that
are
now
left
to
tell
the
tale
at
the
pre-hlstortc
periods
of
the
country
The
average
height
of
thai
pre-htatortc
Niagara
I
calculated
to
have
been
aboui
s
xty
feet
and
Its
width
over
2.000
feet,
i
llcwlug
a
water
flow
of
more
than
6.-f
X)
cublo
meters
a
second
This
mighty
spectacle
wai
gradually
reduced
to
no-'hlng
a
the
ice
continued
its
retreat
and
the
ground
rose
correspondingly.
Meanwhile,
the
laitdrtdge
between
Oer-niauy
and
Bout
Item
Bweden
was
broken
through,
and
the
Baltic
once
more
recovered
tu
old
outlet
until
at
last
the
North
Bea
invaded
the
then
Danish
mainland
and
created
the
Island
empire
that
is
Denmark
today.
The
"dead
fall-.
'
of
J)egrtor
present
a
majestic
aipect
even
today
although
the.
channel
are
dry,
and
trees
and
plant
have
grown
In
their
gullies,
thus
eullveniitg
the
austere
greyness
of
the
rocks,
unre
the
rvl
of
the
giant
river.
Similar
"dead
Kills."
dating,
however,
rrom
later
period,
are
found
elsewhere
in
Bweden.
the
most
famous
being
those
of
Ragundi
in
the
province
of
Aangermanland.
which
have
become
a
real
Mecca
of
liuornatlonal
geologists.
;
SWEDEN
HAD
MUSIC
EARLY
l're
Historic
llorrw
Recently
Dis
covered
Ten
oi
Harmonic
or
2,300
Years
Ago
STOCKHOLM
btvt'den.
tear
cal
instruments
tutlng
from
the
Bronze
Aicr
and
found
m
Sweden'
soil
prove
that
the
rule
ol
h.treoony
and
the
dlffer-
i-nt
keys
of
mil.-:
wete
known
by
the
Hwede
af00
yc.r-
ngo,
a
proved
by
the
rM.irch
of
Ur
N.nleu,
a
Stockholm
arch-aologlni.
ivpnrtiii
in
an
lnlereatlng
ai-t
cle,
in..'
publi.-'ird
In
rerinin
loiali-Tfi
tli
m'
hen
ii'
itully
curved
brnnur
horn
in'
fi.uml
:ne,
toither
and
wlimi
.
examthvii
iiiow
in
miitiirtllv
n.
O
and
thai
ili.
w
were
shaped
In
till
-
'!'
i'iim-
..
that
two
honu-
l'i-
r'
I
I.
ui!
iu
h,.ni.v
always
miinuud
m
C.
D.
J1'
-'
IKllIlK
Ix'.suii
e:i,
AlKXt
.,
i,iii.;Ii
.11.
..
I
Mill..
;;
,
m
osaxi
ix-
a
.
ik
mat,
a.r
'
h.vk
rT-ri
a
.
uami
W'vX'W-t
'VWSilWW
Mills,..-
WW
X2
VmX&NMwmmffli
"ffsm
i.'ll
ii-
during
battle
The
hcrna
inus.-laiu.
an'
oltcn
plctn.id
in
tlx-
numerous
Bron
Agj
rock
carvings
in
Sweden,
where
pre-historic
artists
tried
to
depict
Hoctal
and
religious
life
in
roughly
hewn
human
figure.
Doctor
Nlhlen
even
assumes
that
many
of
the
melodious
Swedish
folk-songa
may
trace
their
origin
back
to
the
Brorusr
Ase
and
adds
that
the
(Vikings
of
later
.Unas
were
known
to
sing
duet.
It
ha
generally
been
assumed
that
the
laws
of
harmony
were
discovered
during
the
Middle
Ages,
since
the
Greek
and
Roman
do
not
seem
to
have
known
these
principles
of
music.
Thank
to
the
discoveries
about
the
Bwedlah
Bronze
Age
horns
and
bugle.
that
have
been
practically
tried
out
bv
present-day
musician,
tt
Is
possible
that
northern
Influence
has
been
brought
to
bear
on
Mediaeval
church
music.
The
big
brorire
horns
are
Ingeniously
Joined
together
by
mean!,
of
a
quit
modern-looking
device
so
th-jt
one
part
of
the
horn
was
put
on
another
and
fastened
by
holt
on
the
lower
part
that
was
thrust
through
a
hole
on
the
upper
one.
These
horns.
Joined
together
In
three
different
section,
like
the
safety
pin
found
amongst
the
Bronze
Age
remain,
five
evidence
of
the
Inventive
genlua
of
the
Bronae
Age
people
In
Bweden.
Among
other
pre-hlsiorlc
Instruments
found
In
the
Swedish
soil
are
bronae
drum
of
exeeUent
sound
quality
and
an
amber
bridge
used
on
a
Viking
time
instrument
with
4
or
8
strings,
most
probably
the
kind
of
small
harp
that
wai
so
popular
during
the
migratory
period
of
the
Teuton
tribes.
A.
Deaoon.
until
recently
in
charge
of
the
Oape
Laao
wireless
station,
ar
rived
from
the
south
yesterday
to
join
the
staff
of
the
Dlgby
Island
station
He
waa
accompanied
north
by
Mr
Deacon
and
child.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LkNLI
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vavant.
unraaarved.
surveyed
'
row
ii
lands
may
he
pre-empted
by
itritlah
MUbjeot
over
1
year
of
age,
ml
hy
a
liana
declaring
Intention
i
iMteuiu
Brltlah
subjects,
comll-lonal
utioc
reaideoce.
occMpatlen,
.ml
improvMoent
for
aatrleultura
Atttmn
ruti
Information
ooacernma
resru-at
urn
regard
I
na
prs-emptlone
I
m
ven
m
Bulletin
No.
L
Laind
Berlee,
'How
tu
Pre-empt
Land."
oople
of
ihlch
tun
bo
obtained
free
of
charge
tf
addreoalng
the
Department
of
latnde.
Vttrtorta.
B.C..
or
to
anr
Gov-trnment
Agent
Iteeorda
win
be
cranted
ooverlng
only
land
eultnble
for
arrlculturJ
and
which
Is
not
timber-md.
Suriwsee.
I.e.,
carry
ln
over
I.000
board
feet
ueriaare
west
of
ths
Coast
Rang
and
&.Mv
feet
eer
a
or
eaat
of
thai
Ran
Application
tor
pr-mptlos
are
to
be
addressed
to
the
Land
Com-mlaaloner
of
Ui
Land
Recording
III-vlalon
In
which
the
land
applied
for
I
situated,
and
are
mad
on
printed
forma,
conlea
of
which
oan
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commlaatoner.
rre-emptlOM
must
be
oaeupled
for
five
year
and
Improvements
made
to
value
of
110
per
acre.
Inetudlni
clearing
and
cultivating
at
leaat
five
acres,
betor
a
Crown
Orant
oan
he
received
Kor
more
detailed
latormalton
lh
Hullstln
"How
te
Pre-empt
land
PURCHASE
Applloatlone
are
received
for
purchase
of
vaoant
and
uureaerved
Crown
land,,
not
being
tlmberland,
for
agricultural
purposes,
minimum
price
for
tlrst
-class
(arable)
lajid
la
ii
per
acre,
and
seoe-nd-olsas
(erasing)
land
11
SO
per
aors
Further
Information
rewording
purchase
or
leaa
of
Crown
land
Is
glvan
In
Mullelln
No.
10,
Land
.Series,
"Purchase
and
Leas
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sltea
oa
Umber
land,
not
exceeding
4
acre,
may
be
purchased
or
teased,
the
conditions
including
payment
ot
stump.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unaurveyed
ars&s.
not
exeaedlng
tt
acre,
may
be
leaaed
aa
hemeattea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
belngr
obtalnabl
,aftr
resMeno
and
..Improvement
condition
at
fulfilled
,an4,Uut4
haa
been
unrsrd
-r?
'
lea6Gs
for
raxing
and
InilustrtaJ
wt
tmse
area
not
exceeding
t4
may
be
leased
by
on
persoa
company.
.
QRAZIIIQ
Under
the
Qraxlnc
Act
the
or
a
Inee
I
divided
Into
graxlng
dlstrtoU
and
th
rang
administered
under
a
Orailng
Conunlsslonr
Annual
grailng
penult
ar
Issued
baaed
oa
number
rngd,
priority
being
given
to
established
owner.
Stock-ownera
may
form
acis'ion
for
raago
managwnsni
Free
or
rxtly
free,
permit
ar
artaiabl
for
eetUere,
ea-nper
and
trtvveUtw.
V
t
teat
Special
::
Offering
of
COATS
for
IsAUIES,
MISSES
AND
CHILDREN
COATS
FOR
CHILDREN
Kegular
value
up
to
$18.00.
Special
price
$8.75
COATS
FOR
LADIES
AND
MISSES
Keprular
value
up
to
$25.00.
Special
price
$12.75
Have
your
choice
of
these
splendid
garments
while
they
lust,
for
they
will
not
last
long
at
these
prices.
B.C.
Fur
Company
Third
.Avenue
For
one
week
only
GREAT
SALE
OF
CONNOR
ELECTRIC
WASHERS
$2.00
Cash
SMALL
MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
NO
INTEREST
Four
uxet'ul
articles
with
each
waher
Free
Phone
or
call
for
free
demonstration.
Two
machines
only,
regular
$150.00.
reduced
to
....
$110.(1(1
Easy
Term
Parian
&
Ward
Electric
Co.
Phone
125
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