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Chassis
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Va
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Chassis
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Tirt
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Tube,
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I
Cunmetal.
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to
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Hi.-
Hose
for
Satirtfnclion
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Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
I'hont
9.
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton.
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
spi.00
7
(junrti
for
$l.0
Cash
price
tiekats.
Mi
liri'ie
Street
atora
now
elossU
Valentin
Dairy
Office;
and
Dairy
-
lllhSt.
TtUplionc
J37.
Radi
As
a
1
no
Kadio
well
as
sDefllallrat.ii
on
the
17
Und:ula.
we
wish
to
draw
'
'
attention
to
the
Bndlola
N
'''
I'
is
another
of
the
up-to-
iiuii.
six
mouvns
monfia,
a
tllh
Mn.
I
ua
I
t"-e.
less
aiillntmni
a
um
e.
with
Rsdlutrons
..
SIUA.1
1
"'
ci-iiplete
with
Radio-iro,
mm
loo
A
Loud-"lei.ker
IIM.TH
.,
,
l
IV.
llAMll.Iilt
Kx-iusive
Wholesale
Dealer
for
Radtolas
Orflee:
:t
MUtll
t.
r,t,i
litnce
llHawf;
PC
SAVED
LIVES
BY
SWIMMING
TALK
.or
I'Kltll.OI'K
H,K
ACROSS
ICI.VKK
OX
1CK
FI.OK
WITH
iiousks
PJNQg-
ALBERT.
.Bask
Anni
19
:les
Smith,
straw
.boss
of
cuid
"B"
"Tlie
Pas
Lumber
Comitnf
.n,
f
Here,
wan
the
hero
of
a
tale
which
Is
without
parallel
In
these
part.
While
a
hundred
men
and
fifty
horses
were
encamped
on
the
north
bank
of
1
me
Saskatchewan
river,
near
Nlpawin.
prior
to
crowing
the
river
Into
the
village,
the
Ice
began
to
move.
Following
brief
conference,
they
decided
to
chance
a
crossing.
The
horses
were
driven
through
the
last
rlalng
river
water
and
atter
great
difficulty
-
-
-
henuh
and
men
succeeded
in
gaining
a
"
"'
position
on
one
of
the
large
floe.
:watar
nearly
160
feet
wjde.
MINERAL
ACT
(Form
P.)
certificate
or
imi-iiovlwientk
.nonce
Princes
Pat.
Lot
43W;
Pilot.
Lot
4387
K.A.r
.
Lot
4388:
Observer.
Lot
tlx
fin
IN
PRQHATK
is
Tin:
hi
imikmi:
cm
ut
or
iikitiku
i
Ul.l
MBIA
rat
or
of
the
estate
of
Benedict
ateffan
Jjhnson.
deceased,
and
sff
psrtles
hav-ng
clulms
against
the
said
e.niate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
properly
verified
to
roe
on
or
before
the
th
day
of
April.
1B2S.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
require
'o
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebted-new
tj
me
forthwith.
NOtUIAH
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
NOTICE
IN
THB
MATTER
of
an
application
for
tne
issua
oi
a
mvwoaal
OertincaU
of
Title
for
Lot
sixteen
16).
Block
sixteen
1SI.
tows
oj
BM
trt.
Map
BUS.
Bat
is
factory
proof
of
the
toss
of
Carttflcat
of
Title
covering
the
a
lieaUon
nersar,
a
pi
saoaai
Oertii
the
above
land
ha
v
tna
been
D
reduced
to
me.
It
Is
my
intention
to
issue,
sfter
the
explrs-
rtion
of
one
montb
frags
toe
first
bub
pub-
ficat
of
11
tie
to
the
above
land
In
the
name
is
viuuw
rasorwusai
oer
of
Title
Vi
Sates
Mb
BA
October
IBIO
10.
BC
C
9T
snd
u
numbsMd
m
Land
Reafstrr
Ofnce,
Prince
Rupert.
lth
Marrh
law
of
Titles.
Why
Not
End
Constipation?
"Fruit-a-lives"
a
iure
remedy
IF
your
tooth
were
bctilng
would
you
put
pafnUIHer
in
It
all
the
time
and
let
It
fjet
worse,
or
Mould
you
have
It
,
filled
and
made
strong
again?
The
tameppplica
to
correcting
constipation.
The
only
satisfactory
remedy
U
one
which,
while
relieving
congestion,
strengthens
bowels,
llvi
r
and
kidneys
to
actwithoutdaily
medicine.
Tluit.
is
why
Frult-a-tives
Is
the
public
favorite.
Made
only
of
f
res
11
fruit
Juices
and
tonics,
Its
whole
effect
on
the
system
is
natural
and
strengthening.
Try
'
It.
25c
end
50c
a'
box.
'
ine
nee
with
Its
strange
freight
was.
Realizing
the
predicament
of
Use
carried
nearly
s
mile
downiinun
hi
party.
Mr.
Bmlth
volunteered
tn
iwim
the
current
and
through
the
movement
to
shore
tn
an
effort
to
direct
the
floe
of
the
Ice.
the
men
and
horses
were
shoreward.
A
rope
was
tied
around
separated
from
shore
by
a
channel
of
nls
waist
and
he
plunged
into
the
Icy
torrent,
fully
clothed.
Reaching
tlie
shore
after
several
nar-
'
Judge
Kavaiutugh
for
Uit
row
eacaiieK
from
r.iieenlna
ice
floes.
,
h
nirtui-M
nnnn
....
"
r
"
"
--y
.,
.
n
...vuii.
I
1
,
-
Smith
fixed
th
cr,d
of
the
rope
to
aiecutlng
attorneys,
police
and
the
Su-tree
and
gradually
succeeded
in
swing-
j
preme
Court.
Chief
responslWlMf.
how
-lug
the
hu?c
floe
toward
la-.d
Af
noon
i
tver.
he
attaches
to
the
public
(or
in-
u
i
ik-
ice
grounoeo
tne
men
jumped
!
difference.
A
country,
he
declares
Mineral
Claims,
situate
in
the
Atlin
Mm-
ashore
and
drcve
the
horses
to
safety,
ng
Division
of
Casslsr
District.
Where
I
Uu
"
than
fifteen
"ueon
mlnu
mmues
after
"rt"
V
th
located:
On
Munro
Mountain
about
four
miles
from
the
town
of
Atlin
IAKB
NOTICE
that
we.
James
stokes
siui
r
n
cwu.
im.
uinw.
f
.
.
.
floe
had
been
vacated
It
broke
up.
&
hv:;'S-S!SENIOR
STUDENTS
AT
ior
a
ueriuicate
01
Improve-menu,
for
the
purpose
of
obtslmni
a
Crown
Orant
or
the
above
claim.
Aud
(urther
Use
notice
that
action.!
uimr
avciion
ss
must
be
commenced
before
the
Issue
of
such
Certificate
01
Improverncnu.
Dated
this
6th
day
of
March.
A
D
1028.
H.
McN.
r-RASER,
A:nt.
LADIES'
MUSIC
CLUB
Itellglitful
Program
at
Meellng
Yitr-tlay
.WternHn
in
llwie
of
Mr.
It.
I..
Mrlntli
Senior
musical
students
of
the
city
gave
a
delightful
and
varied
program
before
the
Ladles'
Music
Club
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
a.
L
Mcintosh.
"Clltf-
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
yde."
sio
Fourth
Avenue
West,
yea-
net;
and
1
.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Sstate
of
Benedict
!
rd"T
afternoon.
Mrs.
Mrlntosh
and
Bleffan
Johnson.
Deceased,
intestate.
Mrs.
W
T
Kergln
were
In
charge.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HU
The
P
nrorani
was
fnlln
follows.
Honor
T.
klcB
Toung.
tne
22nd
day
of
i,
.
March.
1928.
I
was
appointed
admin
Is-'
J'no
olo-"Nocturne"
(Op.
9
No.
2
Chopin
i.
Archie
Thompson.
Piano
solo
"Waltz
m
O
Flat"!
Op.
70
No.
1
Chopin
i.
Miss
Alelta
McKln-
1T
Violin
solo
"Ave
Maria"
(Bands).
Mlaa
Nellie
Lawrence,
aocampanled
by
Prof.
H.
Aubrey
Pryoe.
Piano
sole
"Oloamlng."
Miss
Muriel
Vance.
Vocal
solo
Mrs.
Morris
Bkjtt.
Piano
solo
"Walts"
(Op
M
No.
2.
Cboplnl.
Miss
Ruth
Ollllea.
"Conversattdn
on
the
Composer.'
by
rive
of
Miss
Way's
nynito,i,JiMsslrsaa-ir4
HMIferonen
S.
Btrnec
'
Ofjaeon.
Owen
Brady
and
Buth
Nelson.
Vocal
aolo,
"Now
Bleep
the
Crimson
Petal."
Mrs
D.
D
McTsvl-h
i
Victoria
.
Piano
solo
"Spring
Song"
i
Mendel
-ssohnj.
Miss
Mary
O'Brien.
Vocal
solo
Mrs
WlUlam
Crulkshank.
Piano
aolo
-"Sonata
in
I
Flat."
(Haydn
I,
BlUy
PuUer.
Piano
solo
"Poionslse"
(Op.
40
No.
1.
Chopin).
Miss
Lucy
O'Brien.
IJUPGEWOULD
!
STOP
C
AT
ONE
Or
HLfiT
AlMvM'JJ
pAJ
juimk
K.wAXAnyi
.or
iua-qo:
;4h
'av:a:k
CHIOAOO.
Apry
iJ.2.
,
Thirty-three
years
on
the
benqh
have
convinced
Judge
Marcus
,KvanaUgh
oi
two
things.
1.
That
there
are
SoO.oorj
persons
tn
the
United
ttes
wiko
live
partly
ox
wholly
by
qrtme,
au
committed
12.-000
murder
last
yesr,
and
who
obtained
illegally
tn
the
same
period
enough
money
to
Day
for
the
building
of
the
Panama
el;
2.
That
Utfsy
,
"saiple
thoda
of
relief"
available.
If
only
the
public;
would
Insist
upol
the(r
adoption.
i
Judge
Kanrspsuah,
who
sits
,on
the
Superior
Cotn-t
Jbench.
has
bajsed
-his
opinions
not
only
upon
hie
long
.
patience
but
upon
three
years
of
lrenalife
study
of
the
crime
situation.
J,J
con-cluslons
are
presented
in
"the
criminal
and
his
alUs,"
a
bpok
now
ojj
the
presses.
Many
agencies
of
law
are
blamed
by
conditions
earns
the
crime
it
suffers.
"Public
apathy."
"quibbling
court!
of
review."
"antiquated
legal
processes."
and
"new
processes
designed
to
protect
the
criminal
rather
ihan
the
public."
are
some
of
bis
criticisms.
He
defends
the
death
penalty
and
encourages
the
viae
of
the
lash
In
these
words:
"No
underworld
lord
can
retain
the
respect
of
his
follower-!
after
he
has
winced
under
the
pain
of
s
whlppl'i;
The
rat-o'-nln
talis
Is
feared
more
by
the
moron
and
racketeer
than
a
Jail
sentence."
Judge
Ksvanaugh
offers
a
remedy
for
delays
occasioned
by
trial
technicalities.
A
statute
of
18
words,
he
believes,
would
aid
greatly.
"All
laws
and
rules
of
courts,"
he
writes,
'concernin,;
tornvi.
practkr
and
prrosdure.
nhsll
c-
directory
only,
and
not
manda'o.y
'
Employment
of
alienists
in
modern
criminal
nr
coedue.
Juaae
Kavanaut'h
itJld'j.
Is
"another
instance
of
pain-1
perlng
the
laivbresker."
The
juror
''
ugRe'ixt
that
If
Sycratas
had
bee-given
a
trial
be
ve
an
English
soesklng
Jury
and
been
defended
by
a
modern
lr.wyer.
ualnc
an
insanity
defense,
"he
;
r.eed
never
ajre
dnuM
the
hemlock
"
Ruth
Snyder's
slaying
of
her
husband
Is
cited
by
Judge
Kavanaugh
In
i
defense
of
his
statesnent
that
the
female
'
-i
Imlnal
Is
more
to
be
eared
than
the
male.
He
says:
.
"No
asan
on
be
M
good
as
a
good
woman.
No
inascsnKe
as
bad
ss
a
bad
wornatt.
tsnfsi'
MttwayT
mor
hurt
by
her
rail
than
Is
s
man
by
his
fall,
for
the
reason
that
a
man
only
drops
from
the
first
storey,
window,
while
a
woman
tumbles
from
the
roof.'
The
Sscco.Vsnsett!
case
Is
mentioned
as
an
example
of
how
Judge
Kavsnaufh
believes
the
present
court
system
delays
Justice
which,
he
hoists
.
should
be
prompt
to
be
most
erfactlxe
ss
s
BRIGHTEN
YOUR
HOME
WoiO
AT
.LITTLE
EXPENSE
CtzjStf
itff
;
li
PMIcr
in
dtlkbljm
ISrlMiar
"Antointttt"
?ttrn
So.
UA
-
A
most
M.
tut
tint
dd
htmth
(hteri.wt
toltitt
it
shown
mnt.
So
inexpensive
Why'put
off"
the
pleasure
of
charming
rug
patterns
on
the
floors
of
your
home?
.
.
.
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rugs
are
so
inexlyaxsivc
.
.
.
and
the
patterns
arc
tjte
most
beautiful
obtainable
in
any
type
of
floor-covering.
kSee
them
at
your
dealer's
or
send
the
coupon
'
''foi-thc
latest
pattern
book
in
full
colours
.
.
.
"
v
yoi
ivill
be
astonished
to
learn
how
.very
little
tney
cost.
CoagoUilm
Csas4t
Uasiwd.'
BtU
70
St.
Patrick
St..-Mimlf.l.
Selid
rrte.
without
'eSSt
0
oh-
Ml
VI
KWT
111
Ititstlon.
a
S
.
SSSr.
t-oi'y
W
lit
Jhvf,
tlw
'IIS
St
1
Kk1
lr"
m.sw.sn
jajssn
m
m
m
tt
aa
sw
ljw
1
3&
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I
ia
.
a
v-
-C
im
i
isi
ii
rniiMmiiii
Mrs
sun
ssi
na
.
smiii
m
swi
am
Babys
Colds
'Nipped
in
thebud"
without
"dosing"
by
rubbing
over
throat
and
chest
VICK
W
Vapor
UB
lf7i7M(l
1
.1
.1
fil
I
as
:
J
7-1
ill
VJ
WEIRD
AND
NOVEL
IS
week-end
PICTURE
The
Uofltla"
said
to
Combine
Jat
IVonl
In
Chill
a.1
lMt
Ijugli
In
Merriment
Combining
the
Isst
word
in
chlUs
with
the
lsst
Isugh
in
merriment,
the
plcturlsstlon
of
Ralph
Spence's
famous
mystery
-oomedy.
"The
Oorilla."
will
be.
ahown
here
tomorrow
and
Saturday.
This
Is
the
show
that
rocked
Broadway
for
s
year.
In
Its
film
form
it
has
been
changed
somewhat,
it
la
reported
by
First
National
Pictures,
in
order
to
offer
a
new
mystery
tangle
to
those
whr
may
have
seen
the
stage
presentation.
That
a
great
many
have
seen
it
is
due
to
the
tact
that
during
the
last
two
years
eight
stage
companies
toured
thl.s
country
and
Orest
Britain,
scoring
a
sensational
success
everywhere.
Weird
and
novel
settings
and
ex-cenaaiial
lighting
execta
aie
said
to
make
the
screen
version
of
"The
Gorilla"
even
trior
spooky
than
it
was
on
the
stage.
Charjle
Murray
and
Fred
Kelsey.
,4m
tne
two
celebtated
sleuths.
Mulligan
ana
usnr
bo
msc
su.-
s
.aj,
ajut,
know
nothing,
provide
the
comedy.
The
supporting
cast
Is
all-star,
beaded
by
Alice
Day,
petite
leading
lady.
An
Interesting
note
in
connection
with
the
screening
of
"The
Oorilla"
was
that
the
Utmost
secrecy
waa
observed
by
all
concerned
In
the
production.
Members
of
the
cast
were
kept
unenlightened
ss
to
what
the
ending
of
the
picture
would
be
like
until
the
last
part
of
the
lsst
reel.
Mr.
Small,
the
producer,
kept
the
lsst
three
pages
of
the
script
In
his
poraonnl
safe
snd
permit
ted
no
one
but
himself.
Director
San-tell
snd
Jsmss
T.
O'Donshoe.
who
prepared
the
script,
to
see
it.
Following
th-
completion
of
the
screening,
Mr.
Snv.U
directed
that
no
one
was
to
make
public
the
solution
of
the
mystery.
CHANGE
JN
MINING
LAWS
OF
THE
YUKON
OTTAWA,
April
12
--An
smendment
to
the
Yukon
Quartz
Act
providing
for
a
payment
of
annual
royalty
oh
the
profit
of
the
mines
in
the
Yukon
territory
exceeding
the
sum
of
ten
thousand
dollars
annually
In
place
of
the
present
royalty
Imposed
on
the
ssle
of
product
uf
'he
mine,
mn
given
its
first'
I
meeting
In
'
'
Uouse
of
Commons
yes
terday.
The
children
here
on
a
prise
tour
.under
auspice
qf
tl?e
Vsncouver
Bun
who
were
entertained
yesterday
by
the.
Parent
Teachers'
organisation
under
Mrs.
Boddle
will
be
back
In
town
today
ifrom
7
to
11
and
It
Is
understood
tftay
will
be
entertained
at
the
home
ot
Mrs.
S.
E.
Parker.
CIGAHETTES
SMilcL
mid
dvagyaruL,
P.ANAD1AN
NATIONAL
Qfie
Largefl
Kailway
Syftem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
A?JD
TRAIN
SERVICE
ssiiings
from
ntiNCE
urrLitx
for
vancoi'VEK.
victo-HIA.
sbattlf,.
and
intermediate
points,
each
Jill
Itslt.W
and
KIMUV
at
11
pa.
For
KKTCJIIKAN
and
VO.
esch
Vi:iMl)V.
p.m
For
STEIVAIST
esch
.Tl
ItllAV
st
10
p.m.
Por
VORTH
sml
SOUTH
Qt'KBN
CHARLOTTE
Ii.L,lNDS.
Fortnightly.
PASXENOKR
JRAI.NH
IJ-.1VE
PIIINCjt
IIUJT,J
Bach
MIIMUV.
WEIINEnll.A
V
lud
S.UUHIAY
tt
I1JD
im
for
J'KINCE
OEOKUE.
WJlKJ.MON.
lVIXMI'KO.
all
points
Eastern
Canada.
United
States
SOF.M'T
All
OCEAN
tll
A.M.OIIIP
USTM.
Use
Canadian
National
Express
far
Mmtey
Older,
iwrelgn
C'hrqses.
etc..
also
for
ysur
licit
shipment.
TITV
TICKET
Ot'FICE.
S18
TIIIHH
P.KINCE
RCEKT.
PhSfle
.ZftD
Vacific
Canadian
Pacific
Rail
vay
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
P
upert
Tn
Ketihlkan.
Wransell.
Juneau,
and
Miagway
larrh
Si,
April
II,
11.
To
Vanrmiier.
Victoria
anil
Seattle
VprU
.
J-V
XI.
I'ltlNTEaM
ItOYAI.
lur
llutetlale,
Eat
Hells
Helta,
Oreun
Falls.
Kama.
Alert
Hay.
Ageurj
for
all
Nteaauhlu
Lines.
rail
Informatleo
from
t.
('.
ORTllAHll.
General
Agr,nt.
Csraer
f
4th
fitrett
and
Snt
ArSnne.
Prrnre
Rupert.
H.C.
Plume
SI
9
-
f
-'
V
'
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---
"
ON
I
O
fNrSrPEA
MSHI
PS
LIM
IT
EC
T
ssiiings
from
Prince
Htipert.
Far
VANCOt
VER,
VICTORIA.
SwauMin
Hay.
Ihiledsle.
Alert
Itev.
etr.
Tuesday.
A
tun.
lr
VAKOfll'Vlitl.
VIl'TOHIA.
IluleiUle.
Alert
Hay.
etr..
Saturday.
a.s.
For
POUT
NIMPSON
and
NAAS
Kit
KK
POINTS.
Friday,
lor
ALICE
ARM.
ANYOV
STEWART,
WALE
'
ISLAND,
PORT
SIMPSON,
wnnday.
R
p.m.
F!S
nd
Avenue.
It,
M.
8HITII.
Areat.
Prince
Rupert,
II.C.
Through
tickets
sold
to
Met
oris
sad
Hesttle.
and
baggage
rheeked
through
to
ilestlsillor
1
ennis!
Tennis!
SRR
OUK
fEV
1UCKITB
$7.50
to
$IU.0
1928
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arc
in
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