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DAILY
EDITION
PRHE
OF
HAI.IRI
T
It
is
(lit'l'iriilt
for
':h
rnien
to
unih
i'-'.i';il
thi-
aai
market.
Tiu-y
t-ai'.nor
ur..l.
v
wi.;
-onii-t
itm
-
t!
r;
uaMv
i'
-t-
I'M
not
sure
allien
restaurant
it
wt
a-
i-i'Uali'v
PORRIDGE
$5.00
.60
$1.00
$0.00
7
r.i
$1.40
$2.S0
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o
.15
Monday.
March
26,
1928
FORTUNE
FOR
SEAT
On
Saturday
the
sum
of
:i5.Mti
was
paid
for
a
seat
in
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
entitling
the
owner
to
do
business
there.
The
huge
price
is
the
result
of
the
increase
in
business
of
late
enabling
more
money
to
be
made
by
the
brokers
than
ever
before.
Most
of
us.
if
we
had
the
price
of
a
seat,
would
not
want
to
engage
in
business.
I:
stems
a
1,.t
nf
money
to
pay
but
doubtless
the
results
arc
sati.-i'.'tc'.urv
nr
the
scat
wmilii
tint
be
miM.
NKtii.u;
f:ce
charged
j
If
it
is
correct
thai
the
whit-
of
the
Hollinjrer
mine
were
i
guilty
of
careiM.ne
which
c.u-ei
the
ii
at
h
o!
niei.
u
ho
wen-!
working
underground
and
nii..i
n
il
tl.-
!ies
t
hunlieil-
'nore,
it
is
time
some
action
was
taken
to
prevent
ie.-:irrem
e
of
such
an
act.
Also
it
is
highiy
desiralile
lh.it
efficient
apparatus
he
Kept
ii
i
the
neighborhood
of
a
lug
m'.tw
l-
ii-i-d
in
r.
s'u
unp.
-li
u
iti
!
there
he
need.
Life
uhileivro;i:.i
is
had
rtumirh
without
'!.
addition
of
careless
management
and
Ja.
k
ot
r-ciie
;;,iur.iMv
j
CENOTAPH
FI
ND
Once
more
we
draw
attcitii-n
to
the
fact
that
the
Cenotaph
rund
is
now
open
and
that
miIim
:
iit;iin
:,,
j
arc
solicited
from
everyone.
While
it
would
he
hetter
for
peo;
!e
to
make
their
riona'ion-voluntarily,
it
undoubtedly
will
lie
neiia'
tor
-.inem;.
to
under
take
the
work
of
making
the
i
o!e,
:
.un-.
ir
-tNi.u
t.r
results
ar
to
be
obtained.
This
cenotaph
is
otic
way
we
can
show
onr
appreciation
of
the
sacrifices
made
by
those
who
went
nvei-e,i.
I
Imili!
Ie
it
will
appeal
to
everyone
as
a
worthv
ohut.
Cover
the
bottom
of
a
saucepan
with
water,
add
the
biscuits,
broken
up.
Doll
and
stir
until
the
mixture
thickens.
Salt
and
serve
with
milk
or
cream.
Ready
in
two
minutes.
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
th.
:n
it.--
p
maml.
I(
aler
ay
t
lu-y
nv
iI'I
ralm-r
do
liu.-liie.-.-.
whi
n
il.c
mar
ket
is
hijrh
than
whrn
it
lun;"-
aial
"!
runr-i-
thi-
lihrrnior
niv
of
the
Mimu
mind.
.Inst
now
'!ir
I
.
tit
t;
-vasun
is
ili.iinvr
to
:
(.'lose
and
thr
ilt-mat'd
huld
la
ci
Im
ai.othri
wtn-k.
IU'SINESS
IN
CANADA
The
husini'ss
of
Canada
i.
-''
.oil'
I'Xpai'd:'"
A:,
ad
ert
is,r
ment
published
on
another
pinre
i-
i
ntri
c.-t
.
it
that
i'
shov..
M.nn-(if
the
tiilsiiif-s
heinjr
limn-
li"
tin-
inji.ti;.
The
advertisement
mention
-ral
-..'
iaN
doii'i-
hui
neaa.
They
are
that
guotU
nm
n
to
the
Miiality
reiir-M-nted
They
must
be
properly
packed
and
delivered
pn
.mi'tly.
Thi.
-
true
in
all
lines
of
business
whether
with
people
at
home
or
abroad.
The
advantages
of
export
business
are
set
forth
as
tending
to
lower
prices
and
stabilize
employment,
both
most
desirable
enda.
Maaa
production
ia
come
to
stay
and
only
those
firm
that
manufacture
in
quantities
Can
expect
to
compete.
It
ia
(particularly
noticeable
.that
the
accompanying
map
gives
a
steamship
line
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Orient,
something
for
which
we
have
been
planning
and
hopinir
and
which
seems
in
a
fair
way
to
being
accomplished.
At
present
only
occasional
grain
me
the
route.
r
Prince
Rupert
people
In
a
year
Was
II
plied
in
a
heap
it
would
make
Mount
Man
in
the
Moon
rM,",d
,ook
tpw
It
i
YOU
may
not
slwars
see
the
noiat
Lsomt3aaiiBs5ssa--
irtf
but
tmn
you
sit
on
a
tack
you
have
A
LADY
who
was
purchasing
meat'pre-.iy
good
evidence
It
Is
there.
hi
a
Prince
Rupert
shep
waai
asked
M
,
sbe
would
have
round
atrak
Trie
reply
WOMW
neve
r
rrlthtd
nrm
1Mrge
was
that
the
shape
of
'.he
steak
wn
but
the
time
they
keep
you
waiting
Immaterial
aa
lonif
as
tt
was
tender
aad
--
)uhr
i
HAPPtNBM
stays
hide
and
seek
with
"
a
good
many
people
because
they
fall
IN
Prince
Rup?rt
Just
now
sccording
u,
uo)c
for
it
at
borne,
to
a
local
business
man
there
l
noth-
ln
lo:u!
lr.
Die
inormne
snd
in
the
afterrom
the
ruh
fll
o!I
a
!!t
.
THK
old
i.riir
shepherd
wa
likely
to
"nn
to
rrime
because
of
his
association
!;!
crooks
but
the
youne
lady
watting
on
customers
and
keeping
them
wiuni!
wa
BUNKS
"How's
your
wife
coming
aokrti
tf
the
spaghetti
orilercfl
w.mtd
nU'
'
lt!l
driving?"
king
'We
r.ewr
-p,U:e
it
.is
thr
'
'
lt"
w,'1
'he's
beginning
to
lesrn
nulv
;-
better
'.
ur
tlie
brnkes
thsn
to
'
ulcphon.
pole,
fenres
and
IP
all
the
uselew
advice
given
to
tl.uia-
to
sttp
the
car"
For
healthful
hot
cereal,
try
1'.
WHAT
I
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
.i
t
v
Nt-n
(
:
;.
'.ci
:::
nn
r.i''.c
'her
du:i;t:cd
.
"i
'
l.i
.!.:
'
.'
CtC
:i
x
:
Minil.iv
As
Told
to
Harold
C
llurr
By
OTIS
SKINNER
T
HAVE
not
the
llghtet
Idea.
I,
1
do
lean
to-vard
the
opinion,
how-
ever,
that
I
never
would
have
amount-1
M
tO'nsAhloe;if
it
had
not
been
tor:
th'
atawe.
i
I'm
very
grateful
to
the,
theatre;
(for-eonvmg
tn
my
rescue.
I'm
tut.
i
i.
!
'
"ITobauly
today
I
would
bate
been
u
trulgr
on
a
high
xtmil,
with
mall
i
Hilary
ami
a
large
family.
I
begun
to
earn
nit
lltlng
after
leaving
M-lraol
a
clerk
In
u
Hartford
insuraiue
of
fire
rv
liailli.
too.
"The
painful
truth
Is.
"I'm
not
an
tn-ttunnLiu
.erua
at.
all.
I'm
really
frightfully
leey
The
only
thing
that
will
make
me
Work
Is
the
spur
of
neces-1
tlty.
So
I'm
quite
sure
of
one
thing
I
I
would
have
mad
a
compine
failure
of
business.
i
"I
have,
perforce,
been
my
own
bus!-!
nes
manager.
And
In
my
early
struggles
on
the
stage
t
bad
no
money
wherewith
to
purchase
plays,
t
even
did
my
own
press
work
at
Intervals.
That
led
alter
a
while
to
the
Joys
of
author-hip
1
wrote
a
book
of
my
days
In
'
.he
theatre
Called
TootMghU
.and
"
"Hut
such
Itternrt
ability
a
I
pw-
I
rame
by
through
Inheritance
and
naf
by
lay
own
effort.
My
rather
we
j
inlnMer
of
the
lioepel
aud
he
wrote
hi
own
sermon,
while
uiy
mother
hA
i
:4ft
of
narrative,
anil
m
aewlhsr
.1.1
.i
vei
brilliant
writer.
j.
.
d
mother
would
.PIv
tf
I
had
follow
-
.
-ps
or
in
aome
'i;
But.
unlike
iii-:.
any
great
in
the
mln-He
did
i.
:
.
t
black
:i-
'..nv.ly.
"Vllo
.1
iit
ill
oi-iinilli
.
I
wntl
Mtu
Hi-
a
hnlt
.iir
ii.
oic
li
ii
i-
rotigk
.
ink
.i
mi
l
i
r.u-
kill
riie
men
;
h.nl
in
I
irim-iniM'r.
i.ini
in
at-
-i
i
i
-r
ti
in
mr
I'LiiriiT
Tii.ii
iniiilneed
;
nut
hi
i
Ui
mifi
I
:i
i!
in
iv
!
T
.
'.!::,-
1
b-j
i:f
n
..
!"
r
I
I
ttllK
l
TIIEXTKK
m-
tern
tVidni'sd.i)
.mil
Thurrlv.
Ij.m,
.;!
.:
Telve
allies
O',:'
C
n,.
d
P.
i
hr
lit-s.ew.
rrtday
and
Saturday
Douglaa
Fairbanks
in
The
Oiucho."
Metro
Ooldwyn
News.
FAIRBANKS
AS
THE
GAUCHO
IN
EPIC
OF
SOUTHS
usurper,
who
piiU
price
upon
hi
A
beautirul
girl
of
the
ahrlhe
whose
dealing
as
a
child
brought
fame
to
the
place,
stir,
strange
emotions
In
the
outlaw
The
Jealous
mountain
girl
betrays
him
to
the
commandant
who
ha
plsesd
his
garrison
in
the
rlty
by
the
tsaurper
orders,
a
treacherous
Oaucho
llrutrnsnt.
d
laminae
the
band
on
a
alc
message,
arid'
th.
outlaw
is
cap-Hired'
Witnessing
his
cure
st
the
alirtne
from
the
touch
of
a
plague
trirken
beggar
the
mountain
girl
Un
derstands
the
'girl
of
the
miracle"
for
i
the
first
time,
and
too
late
tries
to
'prive-t
the
arrest
She
ride
off
to
:h:i"n
tlie
Onurho
band
to
the
rescue.
I
From
hi.
cell
the
Osurho
chief
see.
In-
.hriiie
gill
and
her
protector,
the
good
padre
under
srreat
He
digs
hi
way
out
snd
Join
his
oncoming
riders
Outnumbered
by
the
dictator's
troop
,
the
Oaucho
stampede
a
vast
herd
of
OTl!
KINr.K
"Probably
I
nniild
liae
heen
a
drudgr
on
;i
lilr.li
IihiI
would
haunt
remote
.torer.Kmus-
on
the
company
s
tinie
pLiycojH
in
hand,
yelling
myself
hoarse,
going
through
ssjii.-alng
aoMMa.
Those
budding
histrionic
feata
wra
nbt
delivered
oefore
an
audl-enoa.
apell-bound
or
otheiwlae.
It
was
a
big
wuwboua
and
I
waa
careful
to
clang
toe
Iran
doors
shut
behind
me.
"lb
tMa
dmy
I
do
net
know
whether
they
were
aound
proof
or
not.
I'm
inclined
to
think
the
contrary
that
certain
strkog
noises
were
Heard
coming
from
behind
the
bales
and
be
boxes
But
at
least
I
was
never
caught
at
re-
heana4.
"No.
I
would
not
have
been
contented
!
to
remain
a
dage
slave
on
S3S
a
week.
I
would
have
been
a
sour
and
dissatisfied
one.
rm
afraid
"la
amy
eitrewtr
taath
Mmsethlng
seft
Mlrrlag
arnl
reaaenilng
amund
Inside
of
ae
nut
II
rMsaH)
It
burt.
Kterbe4)
must
rind
a
rnt.
Mine
wa
through
the
stage
door."
Tewtorrnvi
Man
Pk-kfcird
I
Copyright
by
Public
Ledger)
steers
and
gains
the
city
aa
the
soldiers
are
routed.
Th
shrine
girl
and
priest
an
released
mm
the
scaffold.
The
dictator
and
commsndsnte
are
taken
by
the
Oaucbos,
and
the
outlaw
rides
away
1th
the
girl
or
his
choice.
:
-
:LEARN
MODERN
?l
COMMANDMENTS
TEN'
HKITTKN
IIY
KtHBI
AH
till
TO
'
srtYBMftrrL
MtUHitia:
are
"
i
Bcrae
tune
ago.
Rabbi
Jerome
M.
Lawn
of
Beth
brael
Temple.
New
York
City
waa
quoted
in
the
New
York
World
as
prescribing
the
following
ten
coaamaimmsnu
tor
successful
sb
sua
laws
arww
www
i.
m
Mes
marriage
s
Sdggjaf
.
Continue
the
sweet
courtehlp
of
love
A.
.......
which
you
started
when
you
j
mil
jviu
ov
Dustr
Remember
you
are
bath
hitman,
not
erfect.
hence
liable
to
err
Confide
in
each
ether
Keep
no
secrets
from
each
other.
j
When
you
are
In
the
wron.
admit
It,
'klas
and
mk
up.
i
Accompany
your
husband
or
wife
whenever
you
are
aaked
to
do
sc.
even
moment's
notice.
We
all
have
our
whims
and
notions
to
do
things
sud
denly
at
time.
i
Bncouragt
your
husband,
lionise
him
tfiitotuduf
a
day
when
Oaachos
bold
and
he
win
strive
to
live
up
to
your
cde
the
boundless
pais
pas
and
the
estimate
of
htm.
law
of
might
made
right.
Douglaa
Fab--;
Never
forgn
tbx
Seventh
Command.
sank
comas
tottls
-rh-hls
.thMmng
near
ment:
do
not
congmlt
adultery.
If
you
United
Artist
production,
the
Oaucho.
ao,
u
u
but
the
beginning
of
your
which
la
to
show
here
Prlday
and
Bat-
future
un
happiness.
urd
!
Live
within
your
means
Do
not
Iml-
A
more
colorful
romance
than
thta
Bouth
American
story,
with
it
majestic
wenery.
1U
tense
rivalries
and
oon-quests.
could
scarcely
be
conceived
Again.
Fairbanks
actor-producer,
brings
tat
your
neighbors,
relative
or
friends.
Respect
the
parents
of
your
wife
or
husband:
vour
home
lift
will
be
the
happier
for
it
Belong
to
your
House
of
Ood:
both
to
hi
world
audience
a
screen
narrative
jof
-you;
be
active
tn
lt.
Ood
wlU
bijaa
destined
to
rank
with
the
epics
of
all!
you
for
lt
um
There
they
are!
Something
to
stick
The
star
haa
the
role
of
a
bandit
jm
your
ha-
mid
keep!
In
line
with
chief,
the
leader
of
a
horde
of
Oaucho
jutls.
the
..i.noimcetnent
that
Esther
riders,
who
cros
the
mountains
and
Ralston
wilt
i-c
seen
tomorrow
in
her
.ireupy
a
atately
shrine
city
whose
n.test
Paramount
starring
vehicle
"Ton
wealth
la
the
prey
of
the
cruel
uaurper
j
Modern
Commandments"
should
.
be
of
of
th
country
A
madcap
mountain
uneiest
Esther
join
the
chorus
and
lass,
thrilled
by
the
notoriety
of
theli,,,,
the
bright
light
Dtcaiogae.
Osurho
chief.
Joins
htm
en
route
New!
.
...
of
the
outlaw's
presence
reachc
the
!
KTHfEI
tin
liir
rn
IIT
IP
1
HLLTL
llllLtO
UUI
13
STORY
OF
BOOTLEGGERS
I'lenly
of
tel
in
In
CH-tttre
of
Hum
liunncr
and
Offlrefs
at
the
Law
Those
who
like
plenty
of
excitement
and
fast
action,
eteeMltl
eat
"Twelve
Miles
out"
at
im
Westbntm
this
com
Ing
mid-week
it
to
story
of
boot-
legv'.ng
snd
hi-
acking
and
kidnapping
Jerry
Pay
i
the
daredevil
motorcycle
rider
of
a
Whin
of
Death
eon
cession
on
an
amusement
pier
and
I
in
lore
with
Daisy
and
is
u-terly
disillusioned
when
he
fii.t
sht
i,
the
mistress
of
Red
Mc
Cue.
n
notorious
bootlegger.
MrCur
not
only
takes
the
girl
but
hrsts
Jerry
up
ind
Jerry,
hardened
and
cynical,
becomes
a
hijacker,
prying
as
peclslly
on
MrCxie'a
trade.
Jerry's
speed
boat,
with
a
load
of
liquor
on
bt.nrd.
la
chased
to
ahors
by
a
coast
guard
boat.
Jerry
parks
hi
rasea
in
the
purlor
of
toe
cultured
and
tlriuoua
Jane,
who
lives
In
a
lonely
house
on
the
Bound.
Jane's
fiance,
the
windbag
attjruey.
Burton,
la
present
but
la
unable
to
protect
her
Jane's
frvant
1
killed
and
Jerry
takes
Jane
and
Burton
to
sea
in
order
that
they
cannot
bear
witness
against
his
complicity
in
the
murder.
On
the
voyage
Jane
becomes
disillusioned
with
Burton
and
falls
in
love
with
Jerry.
They
are
boarded
by
what
Jerry
takes
to
be
oaat
guard
officers,
Jerry
refusing
to
fight
for
fear
Jane
get
fcur.
The
commander
of
the
coast
guard
proves
to
be
Red
aicCue
and
Jerry
bas
to
exercise
all
hi
ingenuity
to
prevent
the
bootlegger
from
attacking
Jane.
He
dares
McCue
to
a
drinking
ihat:b
and
when
that
gentleman
la
under
the
table.
geU
ott
an
BOB
call,
adljcks
McCue
men
Into
their
quarters
knocks
down
the
helmsman
and
lakes
the
wheel.
Jane
stands
by
his
lde.
holding
his
revolver.
McCue
recovers
and
comae
on
deck.
Be
tries
to
get
the
revolver
from
Jane,
but
Jerry
jumps
on
bis
hack
as
he
crabs
for
It
As
the
two
men
roll
;ver
the
gun
explodes
Jerry
rise
to
his
feet
as
a
revenue
cutter
pulls
aionf-tde
and
the
officers
come
aboard.
He
explain
the
situation.
Jane
confirming
ais
statement
ate
Cue
la
dead.
Jerry
Is
sentenced
to
a
year's
lmprta--
nment,
but
Jane
promises
to
wart
(at
aim.
"NO
PLACE
TO
GO"
IS
A
SPIRITED
COMEDY
fhrftn
In
w
Yarn
and
Ewe
In
Neath
Men
IsUimI
AMfctst
Ceterfal
ar-rnuadrng
A
spirited
story
with
plenty
of
com-rdy.
a
fine
cast
and
a
director
who
Knows
the
values
of
laughs,
combine
to
.uake
"No
Place
to
Oo."
Pint
National's
l
eer
picture,
to
he
seen
hate
tonight,
one
it
the
most
entertaining
that
could
be
f
xlred.
Merwyn
teftoy
directed.
Thla
is
toe
first
picture
directed
by
lettae.
but
R
prerea
that
he
la
a
really
laished
megaphone
sport,
both
because
of
hi
Uchhical
knowledge
and
hi
understanding
of
human
essotlona,
es-psalally
In
the
realms
of
c
gaudy.
He
U
'.he
younaeet
director
in
the
movies.
The
story,
which
was
adapted
from
"laies
of
Rom
ace,"
tt
a
comedy
drama
Which
starts
in
Mew
York
City
aad
travel
to
the
Bouth
Baa
telaada.
where
adventures
ertth
supposed
eanaihala
ate
?ta
treated
with
exnerlenoe
In
thai
aaaa
palaeee
of
itt
city.
.
Ja'li
P
jwl
s'QflftSjaasbss
S)gBB9
Bbsst'i
drama,
and
plentiful
humor
I
provided.
Henry
Hobart
produced
this
film
for
Pint
National
Pictures.
NOT1CH
TO
CONTRACTORS
Bsalad
Iwndera.
emtoned
Teiuiar
far
ahincllng
Provincial
OoVenuneat
Wharr
WarehoUM."
will
be
received
by
the
udntnedup
to
noon
of
Tuesday,
Specification,
oantraet
and
Pom
of
Tender
may
be
obUlned
at
the
office
of
the
District
Engineer.
Court
House
Prlnoe
Rupert.
The
successful
tenderer
will
be
called
on
to
deposit
with
the
Honourable
the
Minister
of
Publl.
.
rks.
an
accepted
cheque
equal
to
ten
l
-
r-nt
ilo)
of
the
total
amount
of
his
tc
ider.
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
un.
made
out
on
the
forms
supplied,
signed
with
the
actual
signature
of
the
tenderer,
and
cnesoaea
in
the
envelopes
fwrnlsbed.
The
lowest
or
acy
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
O
C.
MACKAY.
I
TO
District
Xnglneer
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATHER
of
an
application
for
the
kerne
of
a
Provisional
omiflcate
of
Title
for
Lot
aixteen
(161.
Block
mteen
(111.
Town
of
Stewart.
Map
SlaA.
Satisfactory
preor
of
the
las
of
the
Certificate
of
Title
covering
the
above
land
having
been
produced
to
me.
It
la
my
intention
to
lattM.
after
the
expire
tloa
Of
one
month
fr-wn
the
Meat
nuHJ
1
ncauon
1
cat
Ion
hereof,
nereor,
a
a
Pro
ProvMonal
visional
Car
Certificate
eate
of
Title
la
dated
the
Mth
c
the
name
C
Ttlfl-
"iv.
"u
numnerea
tiai.
B.tn'TreVX08'
H.
P
ktACLCOD,
9
Registrar
of
Title.
IN
PRORATE
IN
THE
M'PREMR
rill'RT
Of
IIUITIHII
COl.tMlllA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act.
nrtd
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Joseph
T,:Ttim
RITISHCOLU
M,,
MBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
To
the
end
of
December,
1926.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows!
Plucer
Gold,
$78,018,618;
LnnV
Oolii
Silver,
$80,787,003;
Lead,
$
00.0742;
Copper,.
$209,9C7,OCa
Zinc,
5o,r.
1
2,&f,77
Cokfo
81,509,1.1
(Struct
ral.tMaterlal
and
Miscellaneous
Minerala.
r,o.i7r.
to;
its
mineral
production
to
tl
e
end
of
192G
show
an
AGGREGATE
VALIE
OF
$08108,470.
1'HODUCTION
VOR
VEAU
END
NO
DKCRMllKIt,
1U20.
$ti7.lKH.st2
The
Mininjc
Laws
of
this
Province
art
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
th.,,,
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
uny
co
ony
in
the
British
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
r
,
jruaranteed
by
Crown
grants.
Full
information,
toother
with
Mining
lloporta
aad
Mups,
may
he
)bt.vn,
!
,
addressing
THE
HONORAHI.E
THE
MINISTElt
OF
MINW.
VICTORIA.
niUTISII
COLUMBIA.
N.D.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
unon
which
,
work
has
been
done
are
described
Sn
some
one
f
the
Annual
Reports
nf
the
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
such
report
Tii
able
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Virtori.
.
Mr
o,
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Iluiltling,
Vancouver,
arp
reeommend-il
sources
of
information.
Reports
covering
of
the
Six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
publish'-il
sepur.v.
available
on
application.
Montreal
::
Importers
OUR
WHOLE
STOCK
MUST
HE
!)IS!OSF!)
in
.i
ENGLISH
(iAHAUI)INB
UAIMOAI
Imported
from
the
Ix'st
makara.
Ui
20.
and
up
all
g-oinjr
at
half
pricr.
HUNNINO
SIIOR8
FOR
lHIN(i
VKII
Damlnlon
.Ma
We
'
MenN
Running
Shoea,
regular
$1.7fi.
Now
Boys'
Running
Shoex,
regular
11.50.
Nou
YouthV
Running
Shoe,
regular
$!
25.
NH..
ChiMren'n
Running
Shoea.
regular
1.2".
N
Montreal
Importers
Telephone
I
Hue
418
Third
Avenue
J.
II.
Mill.
'
1
For
Best
Results
i
all
your
baking
IN
PROBATE
in
Tin:
at
piiKMK
cm
itf
ill'
iinimii
rOM'MIHA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
In
theHtatter
of
the
ablate
of
Benedict
Bteffan
Johnaoh.
Dtceased,
IntesUte.
TAKt
NOTICE
that
bl
urikr
of
Ml
Honor
P.
Mcli
Young,
the
Mnd
day
of
March.
1B2.
I
wa
appointed
administrator
of
the
estate
of
Benedict
Steffen
Johnson,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claim
against
the
aald
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnlah
same
prp-
Krly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
th
day
of
April,
l9g,
and
all
parti
Indebted
to
the
estate
-
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A
WATT.
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
use
Robin
Wood
flour
POSITIVE
MONEY
HACK
(JUAHANTEB
IN
EVKK.
,
K
William
Christ
un.
Dm
eased.
In-
TAKI
NOT1
CI
that
by
order
of
His
Honor
P
McB.
Young,
the
Mth
day
of
March.
1MB.
I
waa
sppotnted
Admlnl-trstor
of
the
estate
of
Joseph
William
Chrutlan.
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
aald
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnlah
same,
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
14th
day
of
April.
1938
and
all
partlea
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
the
14th
day
of
March.
iwe.
City
Meat
Market
(SELVKi
1110
K
Third
Ave.
m
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(JAMMBLOST
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