-bain;;
1
"'
oi
less
.i
v
2.
1928
SHE
DAILY
N2WB
FAGS
FTTH
NOTICE.
SWIFT
PROGRESS
ice
that
iin
application
iir
Parliament
of
Oan-un-ieoi
for
1111
,
.
,
,1-uiion
of
a
rompany
MADE
POSSIBLE
Increase
your
I
lit'
Allwrta,
Peace
Rlver
,
company,
or
such
i,y
,
may
be
given,
to
oun-v-
d
Louvre
a
hSridKe:
at
railway
a
puis?
M
thence
5t
follows:
or
in
near
a
BY
AIR
SURVEYS
energy
and
moo
s
...
inn
to
a
point
at
cr
at
McLeod.
thence
vitality
of
the
Canadian
Paw-
Mapped
and
Chartered
Ouirk.
poim
a
or
near
th
,.
,,.,.
.,,
'T.'
v
thnnr.Mrl
nrrly
and
nra
01
by
drinking
.
.,
point
fjr
tocomoe.
urnwA,
...
Peb
a
To
(
v
ana
iiwntgna
ui
til
imr
i
MmnuX&rfr
l
t:.WUrrl.ll.th.llhrUluto
alld
i.;ui
at
or
near
the
City
""inmrK
combined
In
on
yr
would
...;
oS
aM
imrmimy-t
-
.
,
itiver
to
a
crossing
ot
dl""r5
H
would
require
an
h
ver
near
1U
junction
r'iiy
of
surv.yors.
Yet
slightly
mora
"i'n'e
"SSJn'Vl'oriSK
l;"1"
l
-
oov-
-.
Province
of
Alberts:
mcl
b
serial
surveys
in
Canada
!n
Westerly
through
the
1H27.
according
to
tbe
mart
of
th.
"
,
to
a
point
at
or
near
.,...,
K,....,,.t
r
,
the
Canadian
Katlonu
,
...
"
pnwenwa
oy
Province
of
Britlal.
i
unt
at
or
near
Orande
.
North
Westerly
direction
r
or
near
rouoe
uoupc
iKiMit
at
or
near
Pouce
,rtti
Weatcrly
dlrectlo..
or
near
Hudson's
H
p.
K:ver.
thence
In
a
gen-
Winterly
alia
Westerly
di
v.rth
Westerly
by
the
.iite
througii
the
Pnn
iit
or
near
the
Tcwi.
he
Province
ol
Brum:
:,
head
of
Pjr.l-n
.
it
at
or
near
Hudr.
n
Peace
River
In
a
ge::
tirectkm
to
a
point
a
thence
In
a
Nor-u
a
point
at
or
nee;
i.
urut
thence
Hortberl.
the
right
bank
of
tr.
or
near
It
Intt-raectiu
.
liern
bound,
ry
of
;h
:rta.
.
)
being
declared
u
m;
benefit
of
Canada
:
the
aald
Cmpaiiy
t
'-
d..cke
ur.d
hotel-,
ant
-
t
vessels
and
to
collet
i
Hp.
'i
and
'elepnuM
n
.til'.f.
u
file
upon
ad-.
,
r
arte
and
to
p'wr-i
ier
energy
and
It
dl-I'lilui
from
a:.
d
roller;
.
the
aald
Company
tu
:n
reapt-ct
of
'he
aa.''
an
amouD
nst
cx-T'.i
iiiaund
40.(iOo
00
r.r
the
prairie
nectl'jr
.4
8lxty-flve
Tli.usan
i
:..r
for
the
m'.u.nal:.
.
City
of
Cdroon'on.
In
1
Alberta.
lh!
4th
da-:
1938.
I
STEWART
CI.ARK
'
hnir
of
the
Appll'.-afit.
e
it
Bury.
or.
etc
.
K
of
Toronto
Bide
AlberU.
t
MEIl
NOTICE
I'M
I
li-ION
AMI
I'HE
mce
tnat
R-joert
M
nirrta
14)6
8tr.
Ave
BC.
will
apply
fir
a
.lid
ue
20.000
a:ion
'
'
out
of
t
'iia
l
i
rt'K
Tlove
ulH.'erlv
a:i
i
:i
Inlet.
QC
li..il-eteii
rr
mi
:i.
er.
!
Hukton
Int
Tue
rrel
trjm
tlie
trean.
it
300
feet
f
r
m
n'uire
'
nigh
twenty-lour
rre
n
leijae
and
will
t
.hi
porpoam
xxi.
the
.
"
.tpplied
tor
to
ieae
.
'
i--!
r
1'iiet.
Morety-
ported
on
the
vround
!
Decern
be:
1
a-'7
A
e
and
an
appl.ra'ion
ind
to
the
"rt
A-
"
'
(I
:n
the
office
of
the
t
Prlnoe
Buper..
B
"ie
application
.nay
be
..'1
Wattr
Herorlr
,r
t.
Her
of
Water
Riant-
U
nga.
Victoria
tl
C
uy
after
the
firet
i-
notice
In
a
local
re-
f
the
firat
puhlira'
i
t.
1921
KUBKBT
U
CUIUUK
Applicao
NOTICE.
I
Title
No
MM
I
vo
Lot
ii
alx
l
Block
nlnetreti,
i.
ix
Idi.
i
Title
Ho
aWOI
I
to
"n
till
and
eighteen
'nty-l
i
Mi.
Section
"t
Title
Ho.
H90JI
to
lt
tti.
Block
ten
ilOi.aSer-
1
V
i
'
t
Title
No.
1447
I
to
Lot
-41,
forty-four
1
44
1
and
6
1,
Block
tweny-apan
'lini
elg'u
(ii.
City
of
i
r'
.
Map
825
oi
o;
loaa
of
the
above
I
tie
Iwjued
In
tbe
name
'i.K'iii
haa
been
filed
la
una
tarretaf
cleau
that
I
tpiratlon
of
on
month
''
of
the
first
publication
i
provulonal
Certificate
of
'
'f
each
of
tbe
skid
loat
ni'sa
in
tb
meantime
"
to
any
be
made
to
me
tlx
Lane)
Reglatry
Office
!
"
'
BC
.
hla
Ird
January.
i
"
P.
atacLBOD,
negiatrar
of
TUiea.
I
lANliACT
;
"
,
'TRVriON
TO
.U11.V
i"
t.r.n
t..m
"
'
at.d
DUtrlct,
Land
Record-"i
Telegraph
creek,
and'
!"
"orthweat
end
of
Oladva
nulea
northeast
of
the
,A
i'tr
in
about
lMe
w
went,
tin
bout
V
awdag.
.north
i
N"T!CI
that
'lllltlya
MM'.
nn
xra
mint
at
t
,.,
a
r
I.
post
planted
at
tbe
1
Oladva
Lake,
about
'I
Of
the
mmtth
f
m.k
'
'
''""t'e
one
mile
weat;
tnenoc
nrth.
nd
conUldlng
1
1
john
alprto
xmaxox
IX-einh...
a
,
land
act
'
r
INT
ir.
Run
"'
"It
uat
iHlahria
N'rrvi...
..
.
.
7..
'"'n
U.
Ourrle.!
'.'end.
if
.i.ecc.uptlon
fih.;
on,....
-
.w;
or
a
leaae
o.
leiiro...
laiim:
i
'"nee
amiolli0''
L
"wly
I
eiiMerly
e,,Mi;o"h,,rh
M
rh.,.
,''bott
12
chain,;
a.
tilt
lie'
aul-
!
VaJJUX..
W
I"!!
TCP
IJ
IH
lit
Ik
A
nOital
,
W
M4NIIHMWII
vtiitifin
or
Dominion
Land
Surveyors
at
tli
Chateau
lsnrter
tnri.
IV'mi
Mil
A
111;
MILtW
Ai,
cr
a
the
Mze
of
Switzerland
lying
'
!''
"t
of
Lth
Winnipeg
wee
not
'"iv
pmtograplied
and
mapped
but
'TU..-4'Cl
for
nulD
VMri
KltnnllM
.11
alMa..
1gaJuilBT
DA
710
lit
Of
WitaFf7Ul
mmm-mm
ttWBpaga
HOMESITE
LEASES
Onsurveyed
sreae.
not
'ft
"
eaa
aju
be
eased
as
homeeltee,
InmtloneJ
"
rtrtedtbe
nret
year,
title
being
Ob'ainabl.
after
reeldene.
and
m-pNreenant
condltlone
are
fulfill
and
land
has
been
eurveyed.
LEASES
rae
erasing
"
InduetrUl
pwr.
2S
"i,
exceeding
aarae
MffiP"
0RAZIH0
e
Sd
KilSU
-P
U
t-
in
i:
on
.y
are
effected
In
mapping
lande
li.t
by
ordinary
methods
of
ground
.ry
would
Involve
tremendoua
ex-i
diturc
of
time
and
Bort.
I
K
ftf
"TKHMrMW-E
Mr
Pierce
reviewed
hook
of
the
mar-
IN
rRORATE
nit:
ii
riu
MC
oi
kt
or
hritimi
N.I
MM
t
1:
tde
Matter
of
the
Admlnktratlon
Ai
t
and
':
'he
Muernf
the
Eitate
of
J3hn
haiieeu
otherwlre
kn-
wn
aa
Johan
Kj.
ukav
Dereaaed
Intea'.ate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hie
Hue
r
F
MtB.
Touns
the
SOth
daT
'jy
required
to
lumlah
aaae
.
erifled
to
me
on
or
before
the
f
Mar
h
AP
IB38
and
all
-leb
d
to
the
-atate
are
repay
'he
am'iu'i:
of
their
in-
di'MM.iie-k
io
me
forthwith
NORMAN
A
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prlnoe
Rupert.
BC.
Da'ed
10th
day
of
January.
AX
1138
SYNOPSIS
OF
iJIND
ACTAMENDMENTS
PRE
EMPTIONS
Vacaal.
unreaerved.
eurreyed
Crow
i.
'.umla
may
e
pre-aaapted
by
Hr:-
,ul.Je4'ta
over
II
yeara
of
age,
nil
I
v
Hllene
nn
darlartng
Intentlek
u
i,.iiin
Hi
Ilia
euujeeu.
cendl-tluii.C
upon
reeidence,
ccwitiea.
.nj
iiijrovmnt
for
acrleultural
'iut
im-e'i
l
uii
infurmatlea
eoncaritiaa
ro-.aii.
na
regard
lug
pee
emptloea
le
given
in
bulletin
No.
1.
Land
Serlee.
How
to
Pre
empt
Land."
oanlea
of
i.hi.-i,
i
nn
obtained
free
of
oharge
ly
aii.lrewilng
the
DeparUneat-
of
Unde.
vuiorta.
B.C..
or
to
any
Oe-ernment
Agent.
Iterot.l.
wlU
be
granted
cevertag
uniy
land
suitable
for
agricultural
iui'Kiet
and
whleb
la
nut
Umber-land,
le.
oarrylDg
over
.
board
feet
uer
acre
weat
of
the
Ceet
Range
and
Mee
feet
per
a
ere
east
of
Uat
Hung
Applications
for
pre-erapUoes
are
le
be
addreaaed
te
tba
Laad
Com-mlaalwter
of
tbe
Land
Recording
Dt-
la
mktrh
I
ha
land
aBKed
ft
Is
ettuated.
and
are
made
ee
prmted
I
forma.
.iat
hnm
iKa
Land
CntnMleeloner.
Pre-emption
must
be
occupied
far
five
rear
and
Improvement
roadt
to
value
or
110
per
acre.
Includlai
clearing
and
ewlUvatlna;
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
CrowB
Orant
ean
be
received
Kur
more
detailed
Information
see
the
Bulletin
"How
te
Pre-empt
L'd"
PURCHASE
ApAioationa
are
received
tee
pur-base
of
vacant
and
mr"
Crown
lande.
boi
being
tlmbertand,
for
agricultural
purpoeee;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
ll
per
acre,
and
.eoond-olaa
(gr"-lnglJid
I!
M
per
acre.
Furtber
In.
fermaUeo
reererdliig
purebe
or
".
4?
Crown
lands
Is
Bu5
S.
Ii
t-.7
bIh
"Pureh
and
Jobs
Alfraa)
0I
crown
Lands."
anar
Atlin.
ui
,
lnduatrial
sites
oa
IHp8KtfldR?!l
timber
land,
not
eieewdlsg
Mree,
h
following
deacribed
"?
lUhLed
or
l.et
th.
eon-
inw
99
If
LI1
1
lanes
e
1
-"
"The
goodness
o
prime
beei"
vellcna
acccmpllahmenU
with
aerial
photography
in
the
retime
of
engineering,
particularly
through
tbe
moat
re-ceat
developme.it
In
the
uae
of
-.hc
-'
h
j
ii
Tills
operation,
carritd
out
atreocope
r.h
vertical
aerial
photo-ii
H-uiei
of
the
For-t
tM
1
1
ice.
;
grapha
Through
lu
uae
engineer
bad
ai
tin
i
lit
of
u,e
Interior,
r.iverea
i
been
enabled
to
locate
an
electric
Allure
miles
Photographs
taken
nilaalon
line
over
aoo
mllea
In
length
to
check
up
underwater
eondltlona
up
to
depth
of
twenty
feet.
CHURCH
HOLDS
ITS
ANNUAL
SurcMtHful
Year
Reported
by
Baptiaiat
With
l'inanrw
in
Uxcllent
Condition
The
Baptist
Church
bald
their
annual
'.:.!
ii)
AD
1028
I
war
appointed
congregational
meeting
Uat
evening
In
im;i;;ui.
raioi
oi
ue
eaiate
.1
hai.i'
Krnak
-
i
hi.vl'iic
ar
pi
i
r!
If
il.v
par
of
John
.
tbe
church
nariar
when
thai
nanru
of
'
di!;r
zvxV
r-
laiui-
agaitut
the
aald
ertite
ad
to
a
targe-
gathering
of
member
and
friends.
The
report
showed
a
aplendld
year
cf
achievement
in
all
brancnea
of
tbe
church
activities
Tbe
financial
report
abowed
a
total
amount
raised
(or
all
purpose
ut
the
church
of
4ST711
of,
whlcb
WMJO
waa
given
to
miss
amis
Tbe
following
reported
(or
their
respective
department:
Church
clerk
Mia
A.
Dawson.
Board
of
Peaoona
f.
H.
Lwuary.
-undsy
aebool
-Duncan
Miner
Ladles'
Aid
Ut
W.
B.
Mission
circle
Mrs.
p.
C
Children'
Mission
Band
M
lean
Lillian
Jonea
and
Eileen
Ham
hi
In.
Boy
SoouU
P
c.
Miller.
Renovation
Committee
V
Houston.
Plreelde
Club
R.
W.
Howard.
Treaaurer-
Mr
J.
O.
Thurber.
The
pastor,
who
presided,
also
gave
s
brief
resume
of
work
of
tbe
peat
year
A
number
of
vocal
and
Instrumental
items
were
Interspersed
during
'he
reports
by
V.
Houston
and
Joe.
Oay
as
vocal
let
and
Mlaar
Aleta
MrKJn-iey
and
Catherine
Mueaallum,
who
gave
piano
selection
After
refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
R
OUkcr.
Mrs
H
Blake
and
Mrs.
Stromdahl
and
a
social
hour
spent
tbe
meeting
wna
brought
to
s
close
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Capt.
Wlliuua
sun
of
Porchex
IaUnd
urgee
the
use
of
the
BewttWi
gill
garti
in
rutting
tor
herring
(or
bUtbwt
JsJIr
nenee
f
whMnv
an
..eteWs
w
,
J
I
Oilmour.
late
of
this
city,
haa
Invented
a
simple
caulking
contrivance
which
It
Is
claimed
Will
do
the
work
of
ten
men
in
shipbuilding.
Mrs
P.
W.
Hart
baa
received
word
nf
tbe
death
in
Pacadcna,
'California,
of
her
brother.
H.
C
Clarke
of
Vancouver,
member
of
the
well
known
firm
of
Clarke
Stuart.
INSTALLATION
AND
SOOAL
GATHERING
Memlwr
of
Mtnn-e
UMlr
and
t'rietida
te
NHMlter
f
tw
ITeNriit
at
I'anrtlwii
laut
Kteulng
Inatallstlon
last
night
of
1MB
ofllcers
of
tlte
local
Moose
Lodge
was
followed
bya
soclsl
at
which
nteubers
of
the
lodge
and
their
friends
to
ibe
number
of
two
hundred
were
preaent
The
festivities
were
In
progrea
until
about
a
am.
and
music
for
dancing
waa
by
Dave
Eastman's
Orchestra.
In
tbe
course
of
the
evening
there
were
vocal
solos
by
B.
A.
UoP
hereon
which
were
well
received.
The
following
dfneer
werelusuiled
by
.
WalUtedt
of'
Juneau,
dutnet
deputy
supreme
dictator:
Past
Dictator-
Mllle
Boyer.
Dictator
L.
R
Parry.
Vice
Dlctutor
T
Elliott.
Prelate
Jack
Judge.
Ticaiurer
Ted
Rorvlk.
siyeant-ut-Arm
D.
C
Schubert.
Ixyier
(HiHicI
R
lxnig
Outer
Crusrd
FrirKi
Tu
!
c
1
rd
Bcsdden,
W.
II.
Derry
aud
L.
J-
Blaut.
88!
i
i-
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
in
nd
even
"atxitttd'
the
tower
alien;
an
,
(iHirBe
IL
Grixcl)',
in
IiecOfflinC
ALASKA
FISH
BECOME
ISSUE
rummer
were
uoeo
to
plot
timber-
leaaniinanon
of
or
80
mllea
of
liver
had
I
l)t-m(cnitlc
Candidate.
Vmc
'ypr
nop
which
were
then
the
baala
'
dlacloaed
dam
Mtea
and
resultant
flood
-(.1
Kround
crulalng
by
loreatry
offlcera,
e
aeeaa
with
eucb
acctaracy
that
au-
'
'(ompi:shiiiK
a
reault
In
a
few
montha
glneera
were
able
to
go
ahead
with
t
tteily
oiipottlble
without
tlte
aaaiat-
their
preliminary
plana,
and
a
few
a
iue
uf
photographic
ma
pa
since
the
ground
Maaaureeaenu
at
eriUeal
points
loaupu-ittioii
of
aerial
aun
eying
au
will
check
up
the
whole
eebeaae
In
tbe
yen-,
ajrfi
aald
Mr.
Pietce.
thla
art
haa
place
of
aurveya
which
would
have
li
-'.I'dly
demonatrated
lu
value
in
1
taken
yean
to
execute.
The
ateiwoaeope
)
f
npplicatton'
to
mapping,
eapeclally
haa
alao
been
uaed
In
ibe
stud!
of
pro-:r.
a
new
country
of
the
eitent
ofiJected
railway
routea.
Hi
tbe
gwlaarleal
nada.
alnoe
by
ita
uae
aoeetl
and
egaminatlon
of
rock
exnoauraa
atwl
even
Local
Control
KtfTJHIKAN,
Ml.
t.-
The
principal
mpalgn
Isslaas
In
Alaska
for
the
elec
tion
of
i
ii
mi
saalnnsl
delegates
will
be
hom
rttte
and
tetrifrlt)
control
of
the
rtaherie.
Oeorge
M.
Orlgnby.
Ketchikan
iMoniey.
aeeUrad
In
accepting
tbe
nomlnnttao
of
tbe
Beward
Democratic
eonvenuots
j4
stating
hn
intention
to
file
m
Om
urtmartss.
"One
man
dietnaarablp
of
our
prin
cipal
luduaUy,"
Mr.
Ongaiiy
said,
"however
buiasarly
cotatueted.
:
un-American
and
tnlatraatiy
ttelouK
I
am
for
territorial
oontrol
of
the
rinhertee,
for
full
territorial
aovernmen:
and
believe
t
can
get
both
tT
I
sen
elected.'
Ill
HTATRMrAT
M.
Origstry's
nalsanen:
follows
la
full:
1
snail
accept
the
nomination
of
the
Beward
convention
for
delegate
to
congress
and
snail.
file
::.
;
noi.il:-
1
do
r.ot
wlao
my
eonvei.
-..on
nomination
to
be
prejudicial
to
trie
aaplratlona
of
anyone
dee
who
may
deelre
to
get
be
primary
nomlnwtlon
If
anyone
can
get
more
votes
tnan
I
can
in
a
primary
election,
be
should
be
the
nominee
regard
less
of
the
action
of
any
convention
'Prom
tbe
outline
of
the
platfarn:
adopted
at
Beward
I
find
nothing
Inconsistent
with
tbe
recently
published
Ketchikan
pltaunu
tadth
which
I
am
In
fun
accord.
The
snVln
campaign
la-sues
in
that
Terrimry
in
the
congres
sional
election
wtl
Be
tbcane
rule
and
territorial,
odbtrol
Cf
th-
Ossrles.
Hat
s
single
ftarward
1eVi!Hecir
'tBade
by
the
present
delegate
on
these
two
mast
ltal
propositions.
The
'gekiple
of
Alaska
are.
I
believe,
almost
a
unit
tar
tbe
fullest
form
of
term-trial
governmen'
and
control
of
our
flabei
Isa.
I'KIVCim
EMlOUM.Il
Tbe
nation
si
Demoeratas
parts;
baa
repeatedly
endorsed
both
principles
in
tu
national
ptatlorm,
and
with
the
election
of
a
Democratic
president
and
lonijisss
tbey
will
be
enacted
into
law.
"I
am
an
ardent
supporter
of
Oov-zraor
AI
sVnltb
and
believe
that
be
will
i)e
nominated
and
elected.
If
be
is.
tbe
;iiK
win
be
tbe
sppotntsnent
of
bona
Ada
Alaskan
to
federal
office,
and
local
self
-government
so
tbe
fall
en-.cnt
ever
occorded
ary
othor
territory.
TP.lt
1(11
OKI
1
1.
rOVTROI,
"Our
leeMaturs
ehouM
have
tttrlsdle-lon
over
fish
snd
gsaat.
The
preaent
lie-man
dictatorship
of
otor
prlnclpa:
nduetry.
however
hones
Uy
conducted,
is
un-American
and
inherently
vicious.
Mo
fe
knows
today
wtm
the
law
will
te
tomorrow.
It
Is
fslr
uobyisi
to
capital
ncr
lgbor.
It
It
wUls)
the
power
if
one
man
to
make
or
brcdi
the
wbole
lammMnttf
by
etlmmss
s)Mon
taased
hi
nas
isbsutmiubi
iiuornwsaansi
or
nua-'ntensMana.
I
am
for
faVdMrtal
con
trul
oritai
flslierM
for-
ftsH
rWrrtorisI
Tovernment.
and
believe
I
omn'get
both
If
I
am
elected
"
NEW
METHOD
USED
INCITY
LIBRARIES
Ttlaehlne
for
riierklng
Itsnka
Hares
s4
of
Time
NBW
YORK.
Peb
i
Making
librar
ians
out
of
inachlia-s
inatnad
of
WAS
VERY
WEAK
NERVOUS
AND
MELANCHOLY
Un.
Oeo.
McKftun,
CampbeUforJ,
Out.,
writes:-'
A
short
tine
ago
I
was
troubled
very
badv
with
my
heart
and
nerves,
tbe
cauae
o-f
it,
1
talak.
tu
aj
golag
througk
tie
ebagge
ai
Ufa.
"I
wag
verv
weak
u3
melutbelr,
and
so
nervous
1
eoukl
hardly
Lear
te
bear
a
ek?k
Uekisc,
and
I
did
net
slarp
well.
"I
wn
adrtsed
to
try
so
i
irat
gt
once
for
a
box
took
''""tj
a4
fot
aa-
tker,
and
Ufore
the
were
all
jobs
i
iwt
good,
my
nerves
art
Uae,
I
tlo
not
mind
as
oie,
gad
I
ran
sleep
well.
I
tan-
not
recommend
then
teo
high!
to
tbest
iufferlnf
ti
I
did."
Tries
SOe.
a
li
tt
tQ
drng-giitt
and
detlers,
er
mailed
direct
en
twript
tt
uried
tj
Tie
T.
MUbura
Oe
Limited,
leroaW,
Oat,
Dresses
toe
out
of
libiuiiaiia
la
the
avowed
prrpone
ot
an
Instrument
that
ha
been
Installed
in
the
New
Tork
Public
Library
to
do
tbe
vast
amount
of
clerical
work
In
checking
books
In
and
out.
The
machine,
whlcb
ha
been
Installed
In
the
central
enreulatutg
branch
if
the
library
at
tlnd
Street
and
Fifth
Avenue,
eltmmutc
the
writing
of
in
numerable
figure
by
Use
librarian
aa
abe
receive
snd
disperses,
books.
"Wftrr
one
onnen
IV
-ate.
,kbJ
borrower
card
and
the
.
card
that
la
attached
to
the
book
A
little
tin
plate
bearing
the
imprint
of
the
borrower
card
number
1
a
weened
to
the
card
and
aa
a
book
is
taken
out.
snd
the
card
Is
checked
through
the
machine
it
leaved
the
borrower
card
upon
tbe
book
card,
making
a
of
tbe
date
and
person
borrowing
the
eolume
Tbe
Inatallailon
of
the
machine
In
tbe
busiest
clrculsting
branch
In
the
city
has
expedited
the
handling
of
tot
.nttt
crowd
the
officials
say.
SCHOOL
BOY
READY
FOR
THE
OCCASION
LONDON
Peb
l
Lord
Charlemont.
minister
of
education
for
Ulster,
put
the
following
poser
during
a
visit
to
Por-
tura
Road
School.
Ennlskllleni-
"It
coin
were
dug
up
In
a
garden
t
Canterbury,
whlcb
waa
In
the
area
of
the
Romnn
occupation
of
Britain,
with
Julio
Caeear
on
it.
and
date
'B.C.
43.'
a
the
coin
genuine
W
e'
Qlv
reei
for
answer."
The
in'
oould
t
.;
"tie
b"v
f"t".i
gave
him
answer
ai
How
could
tbe
man
who
nokgfljHt,
and
4gMHHemont
minted
the
coin
know
that
the
year
waa
B.C.
4S"
Mr
P
Revan.
R.N
.
lady
auprrlnten
dent
of
ilie
Prancoia
lke
Hospital,
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
Tli
in
afternoon's
trsln
and
will
uil
tomorrow
moniliiK
on
the
Prince
Rupert
fur
Vancouver
en
route
to
Vancouver
felalid
on
a
holiday
vlait.
of
Ladies'
,
Hats,
Coats
and
Lingerie
For
Cash
Only
Starts
Friday
Morning
at
9
o'clock
Mr.
Richmond
has
just
got
back
from
a
buying
trip
to
the
south
and
eastern
states
where
he
has
made
several
advantageous
purchases.
As
well
as
to
make,
room
for
these
new
goods,
it
is
our
principle
not
to
carry
over
any
stock
from
one
season
to
another.
We
are
determined
to
clear
out
every
article
in
this
store
before
our
Spring
Goods
arrive.
So
come
early
and
have
your
choice.
But
no
returns
and
no
exchanges.
And
cash
only!
100
Crepe-le-Chine
and
Crepe
Hack
Satin
Dresses,
whose
regular
values
run
up
to
$20.00.
Slaughter
Sale
Price,
each
5.95
LADIES'
AFTERNOON
DRESSES
Regular
values
up
to
$15.00.
Go-ngtor.j
19.75
LADIES'
COATS
15
uuly,
Ladies'
Winter
Coats.
Regular
value
to
$30.00
each
for-
12.50
8
Ladies
Winter
Coats
Regular
value
to
$45.00
each
for
19.50
11
Ladies'
Winter
Coats
Regular
value
to
$09.00
y
or
32.50
No
Returns
No
Exchanges
Our
whole
stock
of
Ladies'
Evening
Dresses
and
there
are
some
beauties,
too.
Regular
values
to
$40.
Slaughter
Sale
Price,
each
12,75
72
ONLY,
LADIES'
HATS
Regular
price
as
high
as
$12.
Going
for
'1.45
LINGERIE
50
sets
Ladles'
Pyjamas.
Regular
$7.50
value
for
2.95
Ladies'
Silk
Nightgowns
Regular
value
to
$7.00.
for
;
1.95
Siik
Slips'
Regular
up,
to
$G.D0
or.
...
.
.
$1.95
Silk
DIoomers
and
-Vests,
each
.
.
95c
Mail
Orders
at
these
prices
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
R.C.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AM)
SHIPYARD
Opcrntinx
(i4T.r.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
D
Bnuinrerit,
Machinists,
itoilcrmakcnt.
Blacksmith,
i'gltrrn
maker,
Fnuntlers.
Woodworker.
Hlc.
HI.BCTIUC
AND
ACBTYI.BNE
WKMHMS.
Our
plant
it
equipped
to
handle
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
HONES
43
and
385
f)
an
ad
ian
National
Q7ic
Largeft
Railway
Sylcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE.
Baiting
from
PHIXf'K
Itl'TUtT
for
VANCM'Vni.
VltTOejl.
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and
u
uitu
it
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lldUW,
109
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roc
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and
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sacb
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pm.
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NOItTII
and
MII'TII
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Portnightly.
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MOMIAV.
HKIINKHltAY
and
o.tTUIUlAY
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11J0
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