March
27,
192
KEEP
FREE
FROM
PERSPIRATION
ODOUR
FROM
BATH
TO
BATH
It's
simply
a
matter
of
changing
t
o
Lifebuoy
Toilet
Soap
for
face,
h
inds
and
bath.
Thus
you
will
neutralize
the
effect
of
the
one
to
two
pints
of
moittore
which,
physicians
say,
thr
body
sends
daily
through
the
pores.
I
.!
huoy
it
a
superb
toilet
.ip
and
the
protection
...
..mst
perspiration
odour
la
1
t,
because
Lilebuoy
costs
no
more
than
tbe
toilet
soap
y.u
now
use.
LbSM
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
Purifies
and
Protects
V
Bf.JtlfH'
HMITtC
Tf.m
NTO
J
s
at
Prince
Rujiert
ol
the
New
Chevrolet
I
;'
'
Delivery
Chassis
.5n.oo
'
:
Ton
Triick
Chassis
SKtMMMI
::
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JRH08.00
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Delivery
$KO.S.rO
'
.nna
.SKOH.(H)
,..
$i):tl.oo
h
031.00
..n
100.00
,M..let
8100.00
rial
Landau
$10K.00
nnt
Hamper
and
Rear
"!erettei
standard
equip-on
all
Pnenfer
-c
Wheel
Standard
pmerrt
on
Imperial
and
liolet
only.
On
other
Is
S.to.06
exlrn.
are
Tire
and
Tube,
'"
extra.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
H
S.
WALLACE
CO,
LTD.
MERCURY
FCLL
FASHIONED
SILK
HOSE
1
1
1'
fon
and
Service
Weifhtx
iunmetal,
Black.
Atmon-1
re.
Nude,
Evenirlow,
Mer-ida,
Flesh,
etc.
i'nm-
$1.75
to
$2.50
The
Hoe
for
8alrfsHion
HSJallaceCoitd.
J'hone
9.
3rd
Ave.
&
Fullen.
COAL
Prices
DOWN
I'embina
IVerlesN
Fsgg
$12.00
I'embina
Washed
Nut
III.W
Alljcrta
Soulless
Ejfg
$1.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
over
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenn
KED
CROSS
IN
PEACE
TIMES
MOItK
ItKIXK
,ONE
,v
OKn.tNIZ.t-TION
CONNWTION
Un
IIK.tl.TII
AMI
M
ALWAYS
IN
READINESS
till
IN
lllMTItllll
TION
Of
HEALTH
MIMnilNr
SHOtVIM.
HOH
TO
!
.tVOin
Ml
KVf
ss
I
Thr
Armistice
did
not
end
'he
need
lor
Red
Cross
Service
fur
soldiers,
but
jthe
end
of
th(
wr
nave
time
;,o
con
sider
whit
should
be
done
to
correct
the
condltlonn
responsible
for
the
alarmingly
large
number
of
unfit
men
of
military
age
discovered
in
our
cwn
ha-i
1
jeTery
oountry
u:
which
med,cnl
exmin-jotioiss
fcr
w.:e
had
ben
.
.xu-aslvely
;
carr.ed.
I
rom
ms
war-time
discovery
came
I
the
Red
Clous
Piw-e-tlme
Prorata
far
to
thr
Red
Cross,
occupied
with
its
war
ork
which
sun
continue
was
Kiven
the
additional
duly
of
arousing
the
nation
it,
the
iw-d
far
better
habits
of
!lvln
and
th
s'jppr.rt
.!
;i
h:
il'.h
The
f'niK.cllaii
Re'i
Cr,s-
Society
in
striving
to
fu
::1
itv
'W'l-tiild
'...-k
nn
provided
the
follov.
k
M-rvicf
tj
tie
people
if
Caunds:-
'tKE
01
-TIIK
t:-MH.
DIF.K
1.
Bed
Cross
sen
ice
la
til
needed
for
IhOM-
disabled
In
the
war.
Red
Cross
visitors
prove
to
the
several
thousand
of
thoae
in
hospital
that
they
have
not
been
forgotten
Bed
Cross
Convalescent
Homes
and
Sheltered
Workshop
aid
In
their
restoration.
K'd
Cross
parcels
and
.sslstanc
remind
the
sold.er
settler
and
he
unemployed
thr.t
nis
welfare
la
ought
lu
every
way
41
MOH
KKI
(
HOSH
3.
Tbe
Society
Introduces
Junior
Red
NOTR
E
TO
CONTRACTORS
Sealed
Tenders,
e:
idortwd
'Tender
for
Shingling
Provincial
Oovernnw
nt
Wharf
warenouae.
win
tx-
recrivmj
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noun
o!
Tuesday,
March
ST.
1333
Specifications,
Contract
and
Form
ot
Tender
may
be
obtained
at
the
office
-
tne
uistrict
aUiKtneer.
Ciurt
House,
Prince
Runert.
The
successful
tenderer
win
be
called
jr.
I
i
deposit
with
tn
Honourable
ths
Minister
of
Public
Wurki.
an
accepted
cheque
equal
to
ten
t
cent
iltt'i)
of
!
tbe
total
amount
of
his
tender.
Tenders
j
will
not
be
considered
unless
made
out
I
...
the
forms
supplied
signed
with
the
actual
signature
of
the
tender
t,
and
encioaea
'.n
tne
envelopes
lumunea.
I
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
neces
sarily
accepted.
I
O
C
MACKAY.
70
District
Engineer
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTER
of
sn
sppl'cs'ion
for
th
issue
of
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
'.'.tie
for
Lot
sixteen
ili.
Block
sixteen
18
1.
Town
ol
Stewart.
Map
glSA.
Satisfactory
proof
of
the
lsas
of
tbe
rvrttftcate
of
Title
covering
The
above
isnd
having
been
produced
to
me.
It
Is
i.y
intention
to
issue,
sfter
the
eaplrs-nun
of
one
month
from
tbe
first
jmb-:
r.tu.n
hrmf
a
Provisional
Certificate
?
Titte
to
the
above
land
in
tbe
name
I
W
H
VICKrRB
TThe
orlglrul
rtlfi-'
ate
of
Title
Is
dated
the
th
October
I
l)0.
and
Is
numbered
3731
Land
Reristrt
Offlae.
Prince
Rupert.
BC
lgth
March.
1B2S
H
F
MACLROO.
7
Registrar
of
Titles
IN
PRORATE
IN
Tlir.
M
THEME
fH
RT
Or
IHlITIMI
CrM.tMrllt
In
tbe
Matter
cat
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
'he
Cstatt
of
Joseph
William
Christian,
Deceased,
In-
!
teste
te.
TAKE
NOTICE
thst
by
order
of
HIS
Honor
r
McB
Toung.
tbe
13th
day
of
Marsb.
lata.
I
was
appointed
Adm(nts
I
trator
of
the
estate
or
nsepn
wiiuasa
1
Christian,
rie-.easeu.
and
all
parties
hav
I
in
claims
sea
lu
at
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
pro-1
perly
'
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
ltn
aay
oi
apm.
ivso.
K"'
tndebted
to
the
estate
sre
required
U
nay
the
amount
f
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Offlrlsl
Adminamktor.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
the
llth
day
of
March.
1938
IN
1'RORATE
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act
and
in
ths-
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Benedict
Steflan
Johnson.
Deceaaed.
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
the!
by
order
of
His
Honor
F
McB
Young
'he
33nd
dsy
of
Msrch
1833.
I
m
sppotnted
admlnle-fTTior
cf
the
estate
of
Benedict
Steffan
Johnson
deceaeed.
and
all
nartes
hsv-Trw
laima
against
tbe
said
estau
are
,r.bv
required
to
furnish
P'";
lv
verified
to
me
on
or
te
fore
the
u...
Set
i
d..v
of
April.
I9,
end
all
par-ue.
iniirbted
to
the
estate
are
reared
to
piv
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
in
me
forthwith
NORMAN
A
WATT.
Offlrlsl
Adminlatrstor.
Prime
Rupert,
BC
SALT
RHEUIW
All
Over
Her
Hands
and
Between
Fingers
Mrs.
Walter
Mlsaer,
UWville
Braaeh.
NO
writ:
"I
hsd
salt
rheum
all
over"
my
has
da,
and
especisllv
lietweeo
o,r
Ungera.
It
toiposlle
for
me
wawr,
or
do
my
houae
to
put
-sat
"0.ftr
trying"
medicines
and
salves,
which
.lid
mi
no
cd,
I
hturd
of
vssm
r
am
tituxi:!
nUiered
'
,,
,.
,
Tl.r
T.
MUburu
)
imiUJ,
loroaw,
Oat,
Cross
into
the
schools.
By
this
means
nearly
140.000
young
Canadians
in
over
600
class
rooms
are
banded
together
to
carry
out
in
actual
practice
the
rules
of
healthy
living.
Inspired
to
befriend
tbe
unfortunate,
they
have
been
responsible,
through
money
raised
by
their
own
efforts,
for
the
treatment
of
nearly
5.000
crippled
children
and
have
gained
experience
In
many
other
ways
in
the
best
type
of
clUasnshfp.
C'LAHSKH
IN
HOME
M'KMNf)
3.
Recent
Investigations
have
proved
that
much
sickness
results
from
lack
of
knowledge:
To
oveeeome
this
the
Red
Crow
organizes
classes
in
hosts
nursing
and
ha
taught
nearly
13.090
women
and
girls
the
elements
of
nursing
and
the
principles
of
heathy
living
and
homej
hygiene
so
that
the
family
may
"keep
I
vfffi
HOM'ITttL
NIKMM1
STATIONS
4.
Tn
Its
cSvpost
hospitals
and
mu
sing
stations
the
Red
Cross
furnishes
1:
U
led
professional
service
in
unorgan-
.:::s.
Imi
year
2
138
patients
were
li
us
benefitted.
13
were
confinement
.
most
of
whem
must
otherwise
tu.
j
gar.?
unattended.
Today
there
are
J'J
cutpc;U,
but
if
funds
permitted
-
any
rmre
might
be
opened
to
the
.'.calculable
advantage
of
pioneer
settlers.
K.trflltT
MHfcEKIEK
:
In
the
Seaport
Nurseries
at
Que-cec.
Saint
Jchn
nnd
Halifax,
the
Red
Cross
welcomes
Immigrant
mothers
and
children.
Last
year
nearly
SO-,000
new
Canadians
were
provided
with
rest
and
refreshment,
a.id
were
proffered
advice
ind
assistance.
Red
Cross
follow-up
cards
have
gon-
to
interior
points
regarding
over
13.000
families,
ensuring
further
help
if
needed.
DISASTER
KFI.1I
F
S.
Always
In
readiness,
the
Red
Cross
furnishes
disaster
relief
to
any
community
overwhelmed
by
catastrophe.
Its
services
have
been
needed
la
the
Halley-bury
coaflagratlon.
tbe
Cochrane
epidemic,
a
cyclone
on
the
prairies,
and
only
last
yearwben
two
Tillages
in
Que
bec
were
deasrored
or
tire.
If
tbe
whole
world
Is
stirred
by
an
immense
calamity,
the
Red
Cross
form
a
worldwide
agency
for
the
collection
and
dis-j
.rl
button
of
money
and
supplies.
I'l
IILir
HEALTH
MKLK
7.
The
Red
Cross
promotes
the
training
and
encourages
tbe
employment
of
public
health
nurses,
in
order
to
lessen
sickness
and
Improve
tbe
bUth
of
tbe
people.
It
BI
H-
HEALTH
MBAMitlX
8.
The
Red
Cross
endeavors
to
create
aid
strengthen
public
opinion
In
support
of
official
health
measure,
and
exerts
ltastf
to
promote
tbe
observance
of
regulations
(or
preventing
disease.
HKAZ.TH
LITEIItTlKi:
9.
Tbe
Red
Craas
puMashes
and
distribute
Health
Literature
so
that
people
may
realise
that
much
sickness
Is
unnecessary
and
can
be
avoided.
In
addition
to
these
services.
Individual
branches
of
the
society
are
ex-
siting
themselves
in
many
other
ways
to
futni
the
peace-Maws
program
of
tbe
P.ed
Cross.
When
tbe
war
ended
tbe
society
was
.ii
a
very
satisfactory
financial
condl-
tion.
and
that,
with
the
subscriptions
d
"
rn,
wmfn
lt
oMrstaatly
re.
.
Its
jt
her
sources
of
reventie.
has
eaablsd
It
to
perform
Its
tasks
without
having
been
compelled
any
earlier
to
ask
all
the
people
of
Canada
for
additional
fi
nancial
support.
About
one-half
of
its
funds
has
been
used
for
the
benefit
of
daaabled
-mi
auhera
of
the
Canadian
forowt.
white
the
other
half
has
be
expanded
in
furthering
the"
peace-tune
program.
Last
year
nearly
one
mill
km
dollars
was
spent
on
the
work.
The
treasury
is
now
almost
empty
and
tne
time
has
coaae
when
an
appeal
moat
made
to
all
Cstsarlians
to
come
to
the
rupport
of
tne
tm
Cfcas
so
that
it
may
continue
and
eatonel
its
efforts
for
the
welfare
of
the
nation.
The
tnaiswir
of
the
local
branch
of
the
society
K
B.
i
MeUksh.
Canadian
Rank
of
fimirri
who
will
gladly
re
ceive
tbe
annual
subacHptlon
of
one
dolwr
for
msmSseshlp
In
thai
ueeerving
society
nUKNS
LAKE
Andrew
Anderson
is
back
at
work
again
after
having
spent
several
days
confined
to
hie
bed
with
a
severe
ooM
'Marjory
and
Jack
Hartley
returned
home
toward
the
end
of
last
week
fol
lowing
a
trip
to
Vanderhoof
Mrs.
Thomas
Radlcr
I
a
patient
in
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital.
aeons
Buchanan
of
Danskin
waa
a
visitor
In
Burns
Lske
last
week.
He
liad
with
him
some
samples
of
fine
beard
less
and
hullless
pearl
barley
which
Ilia
growing
on
his
place.
J.
R
Walker
and
Andrew
Walker
brought
in
a
four
ton
load
of
hay
from
Francois
Lake
last
week.
On
count
of
the
roads
wanking
up.
they
will
have
to
postpone
further
hauling
until
wagons
can
b
William
D.
XuMns,
who
has
been
spending
ths
winter
in
California,
la
now
in
Vancouver
and
writes
that
he
will
start
north
as
soon
as
the
roads
are
open
for
travel.
John
Skrlndo
returned
to
Burns
Lake
lust
week
after
(bMlfj
spent
the
winter
Kiiw'LtWt
8rl3f,Ue.
t)
M
arrow
b
en
Uu
sick
list
Just
A
rate
of
ten
mills
for
the
year
has
been
set
by
the
village
council
of
Burns
Lske.
Charles
Mtinter
of
Ouieymount
was
a
buetnesa
visitor
In
tiri
Inst,
week
-Din''
hut
to
cancer,
Mrs.
X.
A
lie
m
h
n-sldrnt
"f
tlie
district
since
i
j
i
J
uiii
ill.
arrived
here
frotn
lue
'
,
fH2
T5tut
I72T73
fage
rrrn
Real
Value
for
your
money
a
delightful
Virginia
Blend
Each
unit
i
id
A
OI
alsU
u
separate
wrapped
Prater
Vaneyat
Francois
Lake
passed
away
last
week.
8hr
Is
survived
by
a
;
widower
and
two
sons.
The
Taltapln
Mining
Co.
has
made
a
payment
on
the
Silver
Fox
mineral
lm
In
the
Bablne
and
It
la
stated
that
work
will
be
opened
upon
the
property
on
s
large
scale.
VANDERHOOF
OdVwrs
as
follows
have
been
elected
for
Oattrict
"C"
of
the
Farmers'
Institutes
of
British
Columbia:
member
for
advisory
board.
Dr.
R.
C.
Ewjntord.
ami
Users;
president.
John
Henderson:
rloe-press!
dent.
John
H.
MacMlllan;
secretary,
Fred
J.
Rbearer.
prince
lOeorge:
directors.
David
W.
Donald.
Vanderhoof:
William
Loctyer.
Prince
Oeorge;
Peter
F.
MaoOrogur.
Dewey:
B.
J.
Mohr.
Wistaria.
The
next
conven
tion
will
be
In
Prtnoe
Oeorge
Norman
Mertreen
sang
a
solo
In
the
!
.
-
--
'CAithe'
savlccj
Industry
I
Fairbanks-Morse
!
Stock
Fuxnns
The
new
Improved
stock
and
trash
pump,
destined
by
Mr.
A.
B.
Woof,
In
collaboration
with
Plnrbenks
Morse
engine,
will
handle
stock
or
sewage
without
dogging.
The
two
blade
enclosed
impeller
in
this
pump
is
of
an
entirely
new
detlgn
aad
extremely
sunptat
Mr.
A.
ii.
Vood.
who
designed
the
pump,
is
a
recognised
authority
on
years
experience
in
buHdtng
high
grade
pumps.
This
emnbination
has
prixluceJ
punip
that
ia
creatiag
new
records
for
stock
pumping
and
srwge
disposal.
Oa
CANADIAN
I-irbanlts
'Morse
CO
M
PAN
YW?istitMf
Culled
Church
at
evening
aervlc
oi
Sunday.
Bert
Richards,
local
automrh1le
dealei
reports
that
be
has
sold
eight
new
cii:
o
far
this
year.
Vanderhoof
residents
sre
sticking
close
to
the
sidewalks
just
now.
Melting
of
snow
makes
the
ground
rathe:
watery.
The
provincial
Fores'
Branch
baa
ordered
a
light
delivery
truck
for
service
in
this
district.
Mm.
Hargreave
has
returned
to
Nulkl
Lake
after
having
spent
tbe
past
eighteen
months
In
Kelowna
and
elsewhere
.ii
tbe
Okanagan
Valley.
W.
O
Callk
returned
to
his
Chi
loo
farm
last
week
after
spending
the
winter
months
in
tbe
Burns
Lake
district.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mark
Connelly
have
re-
turned
to
Fraser
Lake
after
the
whiter
months
la
CaUMnrnla
Douglas
Lay
'
of'
HaaeTtow:
'
rslent
n;-Mieer
for
the
provincial
mines
department,
gave
an
illustrated
lecture
tn
mining
here
this
afternoon.
Provincial
Constable
H
H.
Mansell.
asslstsnt
fire
marshal,
Is
seeing
that
local
chimneys
are
being
cleaned
in
Ir.rrier
to
reduce
fire
haaard.
0T1MAVIEW
McRAE
SCHEME
ll.
TO
dr.
A
It
I.
AMI
AKOIKKII
IN-
tkk;kt
ih
t
im
bt
emmtn
ah
TO
IT
NKKIt
(By
R.
J.
Deachmani
OTTAWA.
March
37.
An
event
which
arouted
considerable
Interest
here
wat
a
sjxech
by
Oeneral
MeRne
In
which
he
proposed
s
plan
for
rolonuuiuon
of
certain
lands
in
Western
Canada.
Briefly,
he
wanted
to
take
areas
of
scrub
lands,
ii
ad
have
them
cleared
at
Oov-rrnuvjnt
expense.
He
estimated
the
c!
of
ileaiuiK
under
modern
methods
v;Mi
the
aid
of
tractors
to
be
13.M
per
acre
He
propofced
to
clear
eighty
dues
on
euch
farm,
battler
would
then
be
bxnight
In
to
occupy
these
lauds
The
expenditure
lu
clearing
would
be
repaid
to
the
Oovernment
awl
a
long
period
of
years.
No
doubt
thr
scheme
will
come
uuder
discussion
before
the
Committee
on
Agriculture
,i
l
C
ilotiUntlon
It
uirsrnta
Intereatlnit
feutures
but
there
at
a
greiit
deal
left
out
in
the
proposal
There
la
no
problem
before
he
Canadian
people
on
which
there
wiwiiis
to
be
so
much
doubt
and
un
TWO
valuable
"Poker
Hands"
in
each
25c.
package
Sturdy
cardboard
package
keeps
Turret
Cigarettes
in
perfect
condition
They
are
never
crushed
Richmond's
Louvre
Famous
Ladies'
saThlrd.vlv-eritjtj
certainty
as
there
at
In
regard
to
Immigration.
Industrialists
and
big
busi-
n
men.
the
railways
snd
the
steam
boat
agent
are
very
strongly
in
favor
of
Use
expeniiiiMT
of
ht-ivy
sums
fcr
Immigration
purposes,
'i
at
voice
of
the
sveragw
man
in
the
street
to
apmewhat
silent
upon
the
question.
It
would
be
Interesting
to
know
what
would
be
the
result
if
s
piebeaclte
were
to
be
taken
on
tbe
question
of
expenditures
for
Immigration
purposes.
It
la
more
than
likely
that
the
enthusiastic
supporters
of
such
s
movement
would
receive
a
rude
check.
No
m
essma
to
have
j
proved
to
the
House
of
Onrunons
that
great
numbers
of
Immigrants
could
be
'induced
to
stay
upon
the
land
under
present
coiidlUiius.
Why
tbe
aettlsr
move
away
Is
a
greater
quatslon
than
;Why
he
doesn't
come.
That
la
the
'problem
thst
ought
to
be
Investigated.
j
A
tlltMir..
I
Meanwhile
the
House
moves
on
to
other
fields
of
effort.
There
will
now
be
more
vsrlety
to
its
diet.
Quite
s
few
of
the
boys
some
time
ago.
aiilicl-
pa
ted
a
little
bit
of
scandal
in
the
Immigration
(
dlscuxelon.
but
that
talk
seems
to
have
died
down.
There
Is
s
pretty
general
opluiun
In
the
Mouse
of
Oommona
that
scandal
upon
either
'aide
Isn't
very
goad
politics.
People
will
'cross
the
street
to
see
a
first
class
dog
Hght.
Whether
or
not
they
will
cast
their
vote
for
either
of
the
dogs
is
a
matter
of
doubt.
Thla
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
Bast
at
3:30.
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
tuns.
for
Values
in
Wear
I'hone
SS2
City
Meat
Market
(SELVIC.
I1ROS.)
Third
Ave.
Phone
7
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vatr
WMic
prilr.
I!uritg
ombrmifelse.
'
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Eased
by
SANTAL
MIDV
lie
sure
to
get
the
lei)ulne
Look
tor
the
word
MIDV"