vviinexilu.v.
May
2,
1028
Spring
Cleaning
Specials
This
isJUlj
!VJS)fi3B
i
he'
d0tf
J
"
We
offer
you
aood-yjrle
h
on:
I
els
Naptha
Soapier
carton
White
Wondsr
Soap,
15
barn
for
.$1.00
White
Swan
Soap,
23
barn
for
$1.00
I
.
&
G.
Naptha
Soap,
15
bars
for
$1.00
lloval
Crown
Soap,
24
barn
for
$1.00
old
Dutch
Cleanser,
9
tin
for
$1.00
l
ux,
!)
packages
for
.
.
$1.1)0
(
.istilo
Soap,
8
for
2."
i
Monde
Lime,
3
for
.
.
ZUt
Our
Vacuum
Cleaner
and
Electric
Floor
Polisher
at
your
service.
MEAT
I)E!T.
Kill
lioilini?
Beef
Hf-
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I,
nek
KoiiHt
17
-'ilc
Macon
I04
SEE
OUH
WINDOWS
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
Phone
HI
and
18
aincoats
j
tic
MEN
AND
WOMEN
I
'.
'
have
a
very
fine
lin'
i
.:iivo;it
of
a
quality
Ik-fore
shown
in
thin
These
are
traveller'
;
l
s
which
are
alwayi
i
'
i
xarmentx.
I'inm
up.
Suits
FOR
ROYS
i
one
week
only,
we
art
)
nir
a
very
(Treat
bargain
i:
"V-i"
Suits.
Thep
suit
ho
pair
of
lotijr
pant.
st
nnd
ar
very
well
,
I.
.me
week
only.
$o.r,
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J
II.
Miller.
Proprietor
Insurance
Real
Estate
Bonds
specialise
in
M.C.
Min-1
ks
and
accept
buying-IliiiK
ordera
on
I-ac
hangs
at
Vancou-
lIl'S.
S.D.
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
fiK
2nd
Avenue
Agents
for
Miller,
Court
&
Co.
Lid.
DRY
:
BIRCH
J
At
Kl'lNE
'''
triad
.
AND
CEDAR
$3.50.
'-'"'Mile
T,nnrl
Sr.
511
1
A-k
50c
f
OAL
PRICES
DOWN
:;:,';i-
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Washed
Nuta
$11.25
.
a
st
lea,
EKK
$12.00
'"-ta
Lump
$13.00
v
11
all
other
clnsses
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
rn
139
Second
Af-r.
10
NEW
FISHERIES
PATROL
VESSEL
NAMCUIA
Is
IIIIST
OI
TIIBKK
SKW
HO.ITH
ll,T
t'OIS
PKI'AKT-MKNT
DI'KIMt
TIIK
tYIMKIt
The
(ln
new
fisheries
patrol
cruiser
I
WOt.
one
of
the
three
vessels
buflt
int
th
pent
winter
for
the
depart'
it
t
Hoffar
Beechlna
vurcl
in
V:m-
Uwuver,
I
tied
up
at
the
fisheries
iloat
here.
fresh
off
the
stock,
she
arrived
.fcere
Monday
night
from
the
south
with
,P.
Cameron,
fisheries
avcrsr.-r
mr
ttw
central
division,
In
charge.
The
vessel
will
be
operated
In
District
No.
2
this
season
and
is
now
on
her
way
to
the
naaa
River.
A
speedy
and
handsomclv
nnuolnterl
craft,
the
llaaoga
U
S3
feet
lonn
with
Deam
11
feet
and
Is
powered
with
ft
66
b.p.
Thornycroft
high-speed
engine
which
fives
her
speed
of
10
miles
an
hour.
The
val
left
Vancouver
last
Wednesday
night
and
came
up
the
ccast
by
easy
stages
The
BeldU.
cne
of
the
Hasoga's
sister
ihlps.
will
alto
be
operated
In
D.strii
"Jo.
3
and
will
be
coming
up
the
.-oast
v:oti.
The
Pun
r
pa.
thud
jf
th?
tin
-boats.
1
at-.s.Ki.eU
n
District
No.
3.
SHIPBUILDING
SHOWS
SLUMP
i
mti:i
nt.ti
M.irs
ntoM
1:1011111
I'l-UK
TO
II:MII;
DKNMMIK.
IM'SMIA
AMI
4PAN
MOVK
AHKAIt
There
has
been
a
decrease
of
nearly
50,640
groas
tons
in
the
volume
of
merchant
vessels
being
constructed
In
hlpyard
of
the
world
sine
the
open-;
ing
of
the
year,
accoidlng
to
a
statement
by
Lloyd's
tv-glster
of
Shipping
covering
returns
from
all
maritime
countries
for
the
quarter
ending
March
31.
This
la
th
first
time
there
has
bean
i
decrease
shown
in
the
quarterly
re-.unw
since
September,
IMS.
th
Begla-
er
point
out.
In
comparison
with
the
93
figure,
however,
which
was
1JM.O00
;ro
tons,
the
total
March
31
abows
in
Increase
of
1.043.000
ton.
The
present
Strega
te.
though,
)m
Mnarty
STO.000
ons
below
the
level
June
30,
1914.
ust
prior
to
the
war.
A
sharp
decline
since
the
first
of
the
year
In
shown
by
the
return
for
TLMRRR
SALE
X9817
SsbM
Tenoara
wlU
be
reeelvsd
by
th
ammr
ai
utnaa
at
Victoria,
b.l,
no;
.star
than
noon
on
the
10th
day
ol
May,
IMS.
tar
the
purchase
of
Lleanc
Avali,
to
cut
i.V3i.uuo
r.aat.
spruce,
.femljek.
Balsam
ami
Ottlar
on
sn
ana
overlng
part
of
and
adjoining
Lot
B
st
shore
Wark
Ctoanaal,
Range
coast
District.
Two
SI
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-
.novel
of
limber.
Further
nartlculars
of
the
Chief
Por
-ster.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
Pbres-
er.
Prince
aunert.,
B.C.
101
TLMRHIt
SAl.i:
XVfiOS.
Ttrerr
wHI
be
offered
far
sal
at
Pub-.ic
Auction,
at
noon
on
th
SOth
day
of
Aprtt,
VMS.
la
tbe
office
of
th
D-strlct
Fir
taT,
Prino
rtupert.
the
Licence
XBOSa.
to
cut
3Mt.OOO
P.BM.
of
Spruce.
Mtoek.
Barisaat
and
Cedar
on
an
r
Ituatad
at
haart
of
Kyuoch
Bay.
Kynoch
iilat.
being
a
portion
of
Lt
300.
Rang
i
Coast
District.
Three
S)
years
wlU
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
-TroVMM
ant
one
unable
to
attend
tn
suction
in
person
may
iuomn
misn
to
M
opened
at
th
baur
of
auctlou
nd
trastM
as
on
dio.
wurthar
aartlcadars
of
the
Chief
For
ester.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
Pores
'er
Prince
Bupert.
B.C.
MINHRAL
ACT
(Form
P.I
rmtTii
K'ATr.
7)FT)iPH()vi;.MnNT
'
MTICK
PKnotes
Pit,
Lo
4MS:
Blot,
Lot
497;
h
aa.
Lot
4SMr
.uwarver.
ioi
a.
LMtMSal
31in.
sltuiUBLttAtU)
MM-S
tnTDivUion
of
Oarttr
ZMstrleV
Www
located
On
Munro
Moaniain
aooui
iour
miles
from
the
town
of
Atlln?
TAKE
NOTICE
tha
we.
Jamea
Stokes
nnd
C.
R
Fri.aer.
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No
SrtMn-ooOfll.
intend
sixty
day
from
the
dite
hereof,
t
apply
to
the
Mlnlnt
Reeorrter
lor
n
wnnra
nents.
for
the
purple
of
obtaining
a
r'wn
Orant
of
te
abov
claim.
And
further
take
nitlo
that
acUon.
under
rtiim
"tjS'Rl!!!!!
hefoi
the
("tie
of
tuen
omirirate
at
'TO'thTs'Mh
dav
1
rnhA
D
IMS
A
rent.
For
Prates
Baby
Chick
Food
nnd
Poultry
Supplies.
Hulk-lev
Valley
Hay
and
Grain,
Seeds.
Ffi'tilizer
and
t
OAL,
call
UP
5K
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
65
Cartage.
Warehousing,
and
Distributing
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
rirn!l:'
MimMfr
Because
it
waterproofs
your
shoe
leather
keeps
It
soft
and
pliable
prevents
cracking
and
preserves
the
leather'
original
colour,
it
will
pay
you
in
every
way
to
use.
ShocPolish
TArre'f
a
Sutttl
Shaitjor
every
io
mad
81
the
shipyard))
of
the
United
States,
only
He
lived
In
weatern
Canada
Bat
came
from
the
land
of
heather
And
though
in
Rupert
twenty
years
Me
never
mentioned
weather.
Did
you
hear
of
the
landlord
who
went
around
once
a
month
to
see
what
repair
hi
tenant
wanted.
What
I
lute
about
women
la
their
reliability.
Tou
always
know
what
they
will
do
next.
Not
Jake
says
he
heard
about
a
man
wao
went
gunning
for
a
radio
soprano
but
could
locate
nothing
but
the
squeal.
DHl'ARTMKNT
OF
MINUS
I
imijanms
LkaniKiBn
which
Minn;.
of
ownersj
i
Dtiuas
sad
opera
tors
of
anitvsaa
w
autrJ
USUJIHSMtfSJliniT
nrovld
that
all
untfars
round
tins
operation
must
be
uarfonned
by
competent
men
who
bold
a
certificate
of
competency
for
this
work,
as
.'ollowa:
III
I
I.
SI
"Permanent
bleating
certificates
shall
b
obtalMKt
from
an
Inspector
of
Mine.
Provisional
blaattng
certificate
valid
for
a
period
not
exceeding
ninety
stay-
or
until
the
first
visit
of
th
Inapector
of
Mines,
may
'
be
granted
By
the
mine
superintendent,
or
a
qualified
person
authorised
by
the
mm
tupertntmttent
,
No
more
than
one
provisional
certificate
shall
be
grsnSM
te
aa
ami
the
siame
person.
Subh
prfloaw
may
be
obtained
tn
blank
form
from
the
office
of
the
Chief
Inspector
of
Mine.
A
duplicate
of
eah
provisional
btaattng
certificate
issued
must
be
forwarded
to
the
office
of
the
Chief
Inspector
of
Mines.
Victoria.
B.C."
Notification
regarding
the
opening
of
a
new
mine
or
the
re-onenlns
of
an
old
mine
should
be
made
to
the
Chief
Inspector
of
Mine.
Victoria,
or
to
the
Inspector
of
Mines
for
th
district
before
work
la
commenced.
On
belna
notifies
of
the
eosiimmce-
ment
of
mining
operations
Use
Inatwctor
will
aujMriy
a
oopy
of
the
Metalliferous
Mine
iteguiaiion
act.
ROBT.
DOWN,
Depute
Minister
of
Mines,
Victoria,
n.C.T
19th
Ajril,
1933.
IB!
IN
PRORATE
in
Tin:
si
1'ia.MK
rni
nr
or
iuutisii
(Ol.tMIIIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Benedict.
Steffsn
Johnson.
Deoeaned.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hit
Honor
P.
McB.
Young,
the
23nd
day
of
ivismi,
iwio,
i
was
appomtea
aumtnis-trater
of
the
estate
of
Denedlet
Steffsn
Jonruon.
deowucd.
and
all
turtles
hav
ins
claims
agslnst
tiw
said
eatste
sre
httfcny
remtlrVd
to
furnish
Same
nrs-neny
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
Mtk
day
of
April,
1928.
and
all
Dartre
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
nay
live
amount
r
the(r
indebted
ness
r?
rnrthwith
WVWAN
A
WATT.
Otflclsl
Admlnlstratnr
Prlnc
Rupert,
B.O
DELEGATES
TO
UNITED
CHURCH
IIVK
NOIUIIKItX
NTtTIOXH
T(l
I
IK
rii.M.n
nils
M:ii
im
i.i
nii
iit'PKtiV
i:vst
klon
field.
4ay
2.
a
iiii'ittuig
of
t
board
of
Kno.i
t
nitcil
Churcti:
Id
last
Thurs;.,y
evening
at
ighlcli
James
UcConneli
was
appointed
chairman
of
tbe
board
in
pluce
of
the
(ate
Jamas
Richmond.
A
committee
'4u
appointed
to
choose
a
lay
delegate
attend
the
coming
conference
la
Vancouver.
That
committee
reported
:.u:'
that
Mr.
T.
Blwood
Brooks
was
chosen
and
she
expects
to
leave
on
Sunday.
Msy
13
for
the
s
jiith.
Hev.
William
Allan
will
leave
on
Tuesday.
Maf
8.
he
;uid
Rev
R.
C.
Scott
of
QtSMtl
Charl;t;c
City
being
he
norlheta
tslegates
-m
the
kettle-ment
contmltt)
which
:il
arrange
for
I
the
placing
Of
new
ministers.
Five
I
northern
station
are
w.
receive
new
men
thta
year,
t:
D..v.on.
Haeiton.
Anycx,
Plince
Rupert
K.i-.i
and
Bella
Bella.
Mr.
Allan
will
m
iurd-
attend
(cnltrence
and
will
ue
.
ii
cut
Irom
the
..n!
pulpit
two
Bunl.iy
on
one
of
which
Eev.
Burnett
I
K:-)iax
will
l-Kach.
Mr.
Burnett
v..is
a
missionary
in
Central
Africa
for
ten
years
and
j
will
describe
the
present
conditions
of
ILlvliigstonla.
the
Cential
African
mis-
SS.000
groas
tons
of
merchsnt
vessels
niiriir.i
prnilirr
ca
which
work
ha
been
begun
being
j
hIUMIAL
otKVllti
rcorted
at
the
end
of
March,
compared
with
87.000
tons
at
the
opening
of
the
year.
As
a
result,
the
Onlted
State,
which
then
tanked
eighth
In
the
volume
of
pr
Jductlon,
now
stands
tenth,
both
Rwsla
and
Japan
having
In
the
period
under
review
Man
in
the
Moon
hat
The
smaller
you
are
the
lass
criticism
you
arouse.
Brevity
Is
tbe
soul
of
wit
so
the
designer
of
the
present
day
fashlans
should
be
a
star
humorist.
One
Umt
was
a
little
gossip
Paaslng
it
an
And
ah
toU
them
not
to
mention
What
she
had
done.
So
the
ascond
little
gossip
Whispered
again
A
lid
the
new
yust
flew
11a
wildfire
That
sweat
refrain.
And
tbe
news
giww
as
It
travoUe
Bigger
every
day
Till
the
molehill
seemed
a
mountain
"That's
what
they
say."
Jake
aaya
It's
so
hard
to
know
what
to
do
with
sunshine.
Be
needs
more
raining.
AT
TERRACE
FOR
THE
ODDFELLOWS
1BRRACE.
May
2.
The
local
I.O.O.F.
and
feebekah
Lodges
tc
the
number
ol
M
paraded
to
Knos
United
Church
on
Sunday
evening
for
their
semi-annual
lodgs
service.
Rev.
Win.
Allan
preached
a
verv
ao
propria
te
sermon
from
the
text
"Who
Is
My
Netghoor?"
A
special
musical
program
was
ren
dered
aa
follow:
Mai
Trio
"My
Shepherd."
Rev.
Win
Allan
and
L.
H.
and
E.
T
Kenney.
Duet-
-"Whispering
Hope."
Mrs.
Allan
and
Mrs.
Chas.
Olggcy.
Trio--"Incline
Thine
Ear"-Mrs.
Al
lan.
Mr.
Service
and
Mr.
Allan.
Mai
Trto
"Wbeto
the
Mists
Have
Retted
Away."
Rev.
Allan.
L.
H.
and
B.
T.
Kenney.
Trio-
"Abide
With
Me."
Ms.
Allan
Mrs.
Service
and
Mr.
Allan.
Organist
-Mrs.
8.
J.
Klrkaldy.
POLE
OPERATIONS
ARE
TO
BE
CARRIED
ON
BY
A
VANCOUVER
COMPANY
Itiilpment
AlrriKlt
Kenriie
Trrraee
SHit
lleail
uf
f'h-iii
I
Tltere
TERRACE,
May
1
A
large
quantity
of
legging
equipment
has
arrived
her
for
the
B.
D.
Judaon
Pole,
Pile
Timber
Co.
of
Vancouver
and
will
be
transferred
to
tbe
Kalum
Lake
district
whs
re
timber
ope
ration
will
be
started
as
soon
as
possible.
Mr.
Judaon
I
at
peasant
In
Terrace
and
ha
ranted
th
home
of
Mr.
O.
T.
Sandal,
south
of
th
track.
He
expect
to
move
hi
family
her
in
a
few
weeks'
ALICE
ARM
Dr.
H.
T.
James,
iwaMsnt
mining
en
Incar,
Prince
Rupert,
visited
the
camp
last
week
and
Inspected,
the
Silver
Cord,
nperanaa
and
Won?
mines.
W.
O
McMorris.
president
of
th
Kltsault-Eaglt
Silver
Mine,
Ltd..
re-tornd
aauth
last
weak
after
having
spent
ten
days
at
the
Silver
Cord
pro
perty.
,
He
stated
that
the
tonnage
of
ore
.
eeloped
at
th
property
waa
full
ste
w
expectations
and
that,
as
Moon
ajf
.the
0nw
was
off
the
ground.
mining.
tsUlpmeiit
sna
suppijes
woura
be
takett
it
and
the
worklns
force
con-
sldrrabty
increased
It
Is
the
Intention
of
the
ccmpsny
to
instal
a
compressor
plant
as
early
In
the
summer
aa
possible
and
piesent
plnus
call
for
a
fur
ther
three
thousand
feet
of
tunnel
work.
Mr.
McMcirls
has
great
faith
in
the
future
of
ilus
ramp
and
he
ex
pect
a
big
expansion
In
the
mining
In
dustry
here
very
soon.
Burt
Burthwnn
was
In
town
last
week
from
the
North
sur
mine.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
conducted
Sunday
school
nnd
evening
service
In
:he
local
Anglic-m
Church
on
Sunday.
Rev.
Father
Chamagn.
OM.I.
of
Ajiyx.
conducted
early
Mass
and
evening
Kcrvlce
hive
hi
the
bom
of
Stephen
Dumas
last
Wednesday.
O.
W.
Bruggy.
who
returned
to
Alice
Arm
last
week
after
spending
th
winter
In
the
south,
state
that
negotiations
are
being
nrrted
on
with
English
apitnilata
with
a
view
to
nave
tnem
send
in
ent.ineerK
to
examine
the
Beach
Molybdenum
property
located
JiWSfcrttvfflH
n
rttll
from
A
-Arm
TERRACE
It.
8.
MeOIII.
Vancouver,
waa
a
nesa
visitor
here
at
th
week
end.
Lawrence
Orelg
returned
home
on
Sunday
from
Saskatoon
where
he
has
been
attending
university
during
the
past
year.
i
AxsasaRsaasaaaawBEiw'
.
xmzwm&t;,
mth.
sK.-aBrBKTan?
'
a
z;n
Gain
Freedom
from
to
locate
here.
You
Perspire
in
both
Winter
and
Summer
Perspiration
is
not
caused
by
wmrr)
weather,
exercise,
or
KeVy"cJothing.
alone.-
.
Joy,
fear,
or
any
emotion
increases
the
flow
of
moisture
through
the
pores
of
the
skin.
To
keep
well,
drink
lots
of
water,
perspire
freely
and
pre-vent
perspiration
odour
by
using
Lifebuoy
Soap.
Mrs.
C.
Stewart
returned
to
Douglas
Creek
on
Tuesday
after
spending
a
few
tleys
at
the
Terrace
Hotel.
D.
D.
Munro
of
the
land
settlement
board.
Smlthers,
visited
his
ranch
here
iat
the
beginning
of
the
week.
PAY
SECTION
OF
THE
PIIBUC
LIBRARY
HAS
L.PTE
SUCCESS
J
fUaaf
nwetlngldf
the
Llbrsry
Board
last
night
Miss
cruicxsnsnx,
numriau.
j
reported
that
to
date
the
cost
of
the
(pay
section
of
the
library
had
been
:!10.6S
and
th
Income
from
It
Ta.S5.
'Over
fifty
book
were
In
circulation
In
this
section
snd
it
was
well
patronised.
I
Members
of
the
board
expressed
satisfaction
with
the
experiment.
It
was
!dear
from
the
figures
submitted
that
ill
would
be
self-sustaining-.
Jumce
Oojp
ul
Abbotslord.
B.C.
1
at
Roy
Lancaster
returned
to
the
city
piv.
.
t.t
n
-test
of
Mtohaud
Brca.
In
m
yestertlnv
afternoon's
train
from
s
the
Lakelse
Valley.
Mr.
Coop
expects
trip
to
the
interior.
Perspiration
Odour
from
Batti
to
B&tti
WHAT
a
simple,
delightful
way
to
avoid
the
unnecessary
social
error
of
perspiration
odour
...
to
refresh
one's
skin
from
top
to
toe
regularly,
in
a
bath
with
the
cleansing,
blandly
antiseptic
lather
of
Lifebuoy
Soap.
Perspiration
is
natural
.
.
.
even
healthful.'
Physicians
say
the
average
human
body
exudes
from
one
to
two
pints
of
moisture
daily
in
the
form
of
perspiration.
But,jthis.
moisture
.need
,not
be
offensive
Liiebuoy
Soap
in
the
bath
opens
the
pores
and
cleanses
and
purifies
them,
keeps
them
sweet
and
breathing.
Lifebuoy
Soap
gives
you
cleanliness
that
no
other
soap
can
give.
.
.
.
antiseptic
cleanliness.
And
this
advantage
costs
you
nothing
extra
because
Lifebuoy
Soap
a
pure
toilet
soap
for
face,
hands
and
bath
sells
at
a
popular
price.
You'll
never
know
how
truly
deljghtful
a
bath
can
be
until
you
try
Lifebuoy.
Lever
Brothers
Limited
Toronto
LbSIS
FOR
TOILET
AND
BATH
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AMI
SHIPYARD
Operating
ti.T.P.
20,000
Tun
Floating:
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists.
Hoilermakers.
Blacksmiths.
Pattern-maker.
Fenders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
KI.ECTKlC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDlNti.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MAHINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
36