PAGE
SIS
Waterfront
Whiffs
Home
Oil
Fuel
Station
Nearing
Completion;
Cape
Spencer
at
Drydock
for
New
Crankshaft;
Halibut
Landings
Up
Again
-
May
15,
a
little
later
than
scheduled
date
owing
to
un-
George
Bryant
has
had
pleasure
cruiser
Harla
In
the
Su-ga
shop
this
week
for
deck
canvassing
and
other
repairs
preparatory
to
the
opening
of
the
summer
agiiscow
Tragedy
f
his
Vek
wTtl4ldWUraTdyfon
-rinywben
Capt.
Harold
Dahl
of
maipinI
VorIdIlidiori
tt.i
-
r.
Jo
A
CANADIAN.
M
AUK
CSUDUCT
niS
ifishinir
llV
h
nnrl
nt
rnvt
...1,
I
1,
r
w
atAb
(TCCIV.
I
uatl
n
1111
uu
uid
muiuuua
a
luc
nvei.
DUnlhcr
nna
i.
Ki
..-.J
drydock,
where
she
has
been
de-
temporarily
elared
a
total
constructive
loss.
wweh
means
that
it
would
be
an
1
-
.
Cant.
Hrnrwlv
.1
.Ll.ll,!
I
...
a
.
"in
1.
1
it:
wueen
Charlotte
Islands
td
Bute-dale
and
Prince
Rupert.
Doric
Repairs
There
seems
to
be
some
confu-
.the
Canadian
Pish
&
Cold
Storage
sIon
as
to
whether
or
not
the
big
Co.'s
fish
packer
Grier
Starrett
Seattle
halibut
schooner
Twi,?
r
browned
near
Green
Island
which
was
wrecked
recentlv
on
numgii,
in
wmtii
Ainanan
island,
is
to
be
actually
he
was
coming
from
shore
upaet
given
permanent
repairs
at
the
came
as
a
great
shock
to
the
whole
ilocal
dry
dock.
trim
little
32-foot
trolling
boat
Peggy-
B.,
which
he
is
now
offer
ing
for
sale
again.
The
vessel
is
equipped
with
a
10
h.p.
Yale
engine.
The
Aerial
Western
of
the
mast
stays.
Service
Canada
ays,
'I
Ltd'.r
oTwKfH
Major'!.
L'.
'Mac-
foreseen
delays,
should
see
the
new
fuel
station
of
the
service
which
oie
Roliog
of
the
coast
on
Wednesday.
Home
Oi
Distributors
on
the
loca
waterfront
ready
for,'ne
i,acu,c
ta
4
.
-
..
"
been
busy
of
late
promoting.
Mr.
A.
v
Wilson
of
npnln
Uemo
wn,
was
,n
in
i
mi.
i
i.
-ji
i.
1
jf
i.
j
i.
business.
The
plant
is
rapidly
taking
on
a
finished
ap-
Ro
Jn
be
idenfified
wlfh
the
town
Wednesday.
as
construction
Work
IS
rushed
to
Completion.
pearance
:
service
as
mechanic
on
a
new,
Towed
by
the
fish
packer
Tap-
jiNewell,
former
llow,
Dr.
It.
G.
Large
arrived
In
r-lTCT
n
mX.
,
S
K??Wn
1
:ince
Wednesday
evening
rimr.cinnf
u
Li
vJ
nf
iio
n
r
ro!v
I
!.it
,
!
.
Peted
'to
come
I
Port
Simpson
with
his
K
,
""-"T
7
";tVV.
-
,"orm
eany
in
Mayfrom
Vancou-
er,
J,at
present
in,
Vancouver
and
ver
with-
his
fish
ni,o
n...
r
"
t
d
that'
rh!9
1T
"e
Wl"
a'In
be
enad
thi,
sea"-
w(HKbv
m
v
known,
what
is
to
bel80
tn
packlmr
salmon
f
tL
done.
m
4
First
Instructions,00
,fth
Avenue
East
i
nnce
i
upert
waterrront,
a
Were
to
patch
the
vessel
up
tem-along
whlclr
debased
was
well
.porarily
and
later
orders
were
re-krwn.
The
Gricr
Starrett
was
re-jceived
to
do
the
permanent
job.
turning
from
a
trip
to
the
Varke
,The
latter
order
is
now
reported
to
Canal
trolling
area
when
the
fa-
have
been
countermanded
again,
tality
occurred
Captain
Dahl.
I
any
cose.
wrk
is
proceeding
on
who
wu
about
40
years
of
age
and
the
vessel.
Walter
llume
house
on
nis
ironing
boat
Thelma
H
.
The
Voyage,
the
skipper
reports.
He
vessel
returned
to
Jap
Inlet
Thurs-J
had
10,000
pounds
of
fish
which
uayajiernoon
and
will
leave
shortly
for
Hippo
Island'
I
n.
thi
v.iii.
iiai
wueen
unnrlotte
Island
trolling1
area.
Harvey
Blunden
is
mnking
satli-
jiaciory
progress
In
the
local
hos-
jpital,
where
he
has
been
receiving
renalrs
following
a
recent
accident
.when
he
slipped
and
fell
abo-rd
he
i
halibut
boat
Dolphin,
cracking
a
ounle
of
ribs
against
the
gurdy,
hich
he
found
a
rather
stout
piece
of
furniture.
It
is
expected
that
j
Harvey
will
be
able
to
rejoin
his
shipmates
on
the
next
trip
out.
I
--
'
i
Rcotty
Reld'a
halibut
boat
J.
R.,
formerly
Marquerlte.
has
been
on
the
Ward
ways
during
the
week
receiving
treatment
from
the
I
A
generous
application.,
of
paint
throughout
during
the
past
week
ihas
made
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
Inower
tug
Salvage
Princess
aJ
Bimiw
a
lopKing
vessel
as
sne
ever
appeared.
Gflpt.
Frank
Tyler:
will
have
to
'shlnft
up
Mfi
buttons
on
the
old
frock
coat
If
he
is
to
outshine
his
charge
for
the
next
little
while
at
least.
Albert
Frebourg
of
the
staff
of
Bdward
Llpsett
(Prince
Rupertl
Ltd.
has
joined
the
ranks
of
the
boat
owners,
but
apparently
Is
not
desirous
of
remaining
long
in
that
estate.
He
recently
purchased
th
was
offered
day.
on
the
exchange
to-
Hull
Is
Sold
Syd
Hunter,
who
is
leaving
dings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1029
season
still
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Sat
u
n
la-,
i
and"
motored
car.
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
ur-
ft
v
.
SIT.
I
KlllCAl
.PI
Laren.
well
known
here,
-ia-
the--
Mr,-
and.
Mrs.
E.E.-.GreKg.-iif.
manager,
is
to
take
over
for
the
Prince
Rupert
were
visitors
here
this
year
and
the
society
is
plan-
trip
north
ning
a
number
of
Improvements
Albert
Eyolfsen
is
installing
an
this
season,
the
Vancouver
com-
about
town.
8
h.p.
Vivian
gas
engine
in
the
31-
mercial
boat
Pride
of
the
West,'
foottroIlinfirhn.it
Amni-
wKtv.
arrived
in
nort
Wednesday
after-
The
oriranization
of
a
local
far-
yachting
season.
George-
will
built
a
year
ago
at
Osland.
The
noon
and,
after
a
brief
stay
here,
fliers'
Institute
is
being
advoea-Iaee
bin
bridge
with
all
the
more
linstallntion
work
is
being
carried
'
proceeded
to
Alice
Arm,
Anyox,
ted.
S.
S.
Phillips,
district
agri-dignity
this
year
In
view
of
the
out
at
Cow
Bay.
.
!
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
culturist.
is
interesting
himself
fact
that
he
was
elected
president
wJth
her
party
of
travellers.
Capt.
In
the
matter.
of
the
Rotary
Club
this
week,
an
a.
Bentson
has
ordered
a
small
'A.
V.
Green,
brother
of
Mrs.
Hu-
event
upon
which
he
has
been
re-
diesel
engine
of
Scandinavian,
bert
Ward
of
this
city,
Is
skip-
G.
K.
Gwyer,
district
engineer
ceiving
the
congratulations
of
make
for
the
new
halibut
boat
per
of
the
Pride
of
the
West.
for
the
provincial
department
of
friends
during
the
past
fe.w
days.
Gunda,
which
was
built
at
Prince
I
public
works
with
headquarters
"
"
Rupert
during
the
past
winter
1
A
slight
accident
befel
the
in
Prince
Rupert,
was
here
this
j(
?JParently
some
delay
An
old
two-cycle
gas
engine
with
trolling
boat
Westerner,
Capt.
week
with
Hon.
W.
A.
McKeniie
,
L?
.ne
wh,ch
the
ve88e'
w
at
first
Olof
Ouse,
this
week
when
the
and
Hon.
K.
W.
Bruhn.
with
the
B.
C.
Packers
cold
stor-
equipped
went
nut
f
.
t,u,
v,
1,
,
.
.
ui
u.
t
du
lilt?
i
vcjv
nvv.iv.ii
uiii
vii
unc
ui
iiic
V!l!8cn
'
decl8ion
was
made
to
put
In
a
new
waterfront
grids.
Damage
was
C.
W."
Dawson
went
up
to
j,
,,5fc.
tA
Vi
i
iicn
engine
ar-
iui
lunuicijr
i-umiiieu
lu
ureuiuiiK
"u""luo
l
l"c
mo
back
with
a
new
Natives
of
the
district
are
be-
from
ginning
to
gather
around
In
pre-
pleasure
paration
for
the
fishing
season
cruiser
Sunbeam
III
which
is
to
on
the.cpast.
undergo
engine
repairs
here.
It
,,
r
Is
possible
that
the
Kelvin
cn-
Mrs.
G,eorge
Benson
sr.
of
Vic-
glne
may
be
removed
from
the
toria
is
a
guest
of
her
family.,n
vessel
and
replaced
With
the
Unl-
Hazelton,
Miss
Benson
of
Vic-
versal
which
was
formerly
in
the
toria,
is
also
visiting
here.
boat.
I
-
!
Temperature
has
been
high
Claude
Klrkendall,
manager
of
during
the
present
week,
the
the
'Booth.
Fisheries,
is
soon
to
be
thermometer
having,
gone
up
to
In
the
throes
of
house
moving
in
70
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
Gar-which
plight
friends
will
offer
dens
and
farms
are
in
need
of
Ihp'r
sympathy.
He
is
to
move
rain.
Farmers
are
commencing
residence
from
the
Riffou
house
to
seed
their
ground.
to
the
'
Seventh
Jatlc
Hilditch
of
Prince
Rup-
Avenue.
ert
has
been
In
Hazelton
for
the
-
.past
week
or
so.
Capt.
Dan
Larsen
arrived
In
;ort
yesterday
after
the
maiden
Mr.
H.
E.
Thornton
and
sons
trip
to
the
fishing
grounds
with
:,re
leaving
within
the
next
few
his
new
halibut
boat
Capella
I
Jf
y
to
make
their
home'
In
Van-
nmnww
wn.
did
nemin
fbullt
during
the
past
winter
at
couver.
A
farewell
dance
was
the
emnloy
of
the
Canadian
Fish
!
Capt.
Bill
Hanson,
was
in
portithe
local
dry
dock.
The
craft
be-
given
last
Friday
evening
In
&
Uld
btorage
Co.
for
some
five
from
Jap
Inlet
this
week
outfitting
haved
splendidly
on
ita
Initial
honor
of
Mrs.
Thornton.
SMITHERS
!v7
George
Miller,
formerly
of
JSmlthers,
Is
taking
over
E.
G.
Bel-
liciui'a
garage
at
Houston.
soon
for
Ontario,
has
sold
to
Joe
j
p
Downey,
A..C.
Fowler
and
Greer
an
18-foot
clinker
built
Tn.
a
hull
which
he
bought
last
year
nnmsil
a'
rnnirnl
nrtrnnlTuHnn
from
Jimmy
Hlckey.
It
Is
a
re-
Phmn,Hi,.
tnr
thn
hi
celebration
plica
of
the
Given
whjch
was
for-
whIfh
to
b(j
held
here
on
July
merly
owned
by
Mr.
Greer
and
is
x
by
the
NatIve
Sons
of
Canada,
now
the
property
of
H.
F.
Pul-
-
ten.
it
will
be
fitted
with
an
en-
Ej
Ferguson,
well
known
Pal-
gine
and
used
by
Mr.
Greer
as
ing
weather
prophet,
predicts
a
pleasure
uoai.
that
thm
w,j
be
ampe
rainfall
,
for
the
crops
of
the
central
In-
Heavy
landings
during
the
past
terJor
thi9
yar.
He
'
disagrees
weeK
aggregating
asi,40U
pounds,
wIt,
N
.
Den,oni
Dominion
of
which
208,200
pounds
was
meteorologlst
meteorologist
at
Victoria.
Canadian
fish
and
653,200
pounds
American,
have
kept
halibut
lan
ahead
of
1928.
Yesterday,
the
to-
nminp
show!ng.
tal
catch
for
the
season
stood
at
0,419,250
.pounds
as
compared
with
last
year's
0,340,800
pounds
at
a
Douglas
Lay
of
Hazelton,
resi
dent
mining
engineer,
paid
a
visit
to
this
district
this
week
to
ex
are
reported
to
of
coal
which
have
been
dis-
similar
date.
.THeJ
.
aggregate
of
bid
10.1c
and
Be
whtcfi
Bal
American
landings
was
4.844.200
sue
and
the
Margaretlltrecelved
J
covered
west
of
Evelyn
by
Axel
!
Peterson
and
W.
A
JIcMaster.
The
opening
of
King
Street
to
present
season
ac
least'
me
local
aunng
tne
weeK,
arnviun
irum
Kjve
access
to
new
residents
on
Fourth
Avenue
together
with
commencement
of
permanent
improvements
on
Columbia
Street
will
be
included
in
the
municipal
road
program
this
season.
Work
nil
that
IS
being
awaited
nOW
IS
delivery
Of
the
pipe
for
plane
which
is
being
brought'
Miss
Petty
Anderson
spent
has
aiready
commenced
tile
lUel
lines.
The
long
wnari
as
Well
as
the
;oatS
Will
from
the
east
especially
for
ser-
several
days
In
rrince
liuperi
at
tin
ue
finishfid
finished
within
within
thfl
the
next
next
dav
dav
or
or
sn.
so.
I'he
The
warphmisp
warehouse
.
and
and
v'ce
vice
in
in
this
this
part
part
of
of
the
the
provi
province,
the
end
of
last
week.
i.
j
Mrs.
J.'
II.
Greenwood
and
Mrs.
office
building
is
up
as
well
as
the
1500-barrel
gasoline
jThere
are
reported
to
be-s
num.,
ber
air
trans-
:
of
job.
requiring
tank
and
the
500-barrel
diesel'
the
Interior.
The
tank.
The
latter
are
to
be
en-
or
six
years.
William
Cummings,
!?rt
"fferI"K
.
,
.,
,.
.
-Western
Canada
Airways
has
.,i
,.roii
tho
u
o..
i4
l
j
-
-
Vllgl
IUVI
ISA
k-IIV
A
w
IIUU
whole
station
is
being
surrounded
a
narrow
escane
before
with
a
stout
fence.
T.
W.
Mcr
rescued
by
the
lisrhthouse
keener
Pherson
of
the
company's
staff
in
Vancouver
will
arrive
shortly
from
The
halibut
boat
Cape
Spencer,
the
south
to
assume'
management
Capt.
Kichard
Giske,
has
been
at
of
the
local
branch.
S.
Annal
the
local
drydock
for
the
past
has
been
In
charge
of
the
construe-
couple
of
weeks
for
installation
of
tion
work
and
a
good
job
has
been
!a
new
crankshaft
which
is
being
done
by
the
local
contractors,
Mit-made
at
the
local
plant.
The
Cape
chell
&
Currie.
jSpencer's
crank
shaft
broke
on
NFW
HAZELTON
i.-
v,
1..,
a.
Two
nurses.
Miss
Bird
and
beiniT
..:ti
a
m
Mis
fi.
Mlllor.
will
graduate
uiuviiiLiai
Muici
11
tiic
fib
ui
iii4iiviiiK
...
.
j
A.
M.
Hilton
of
Topley
were
,
visitors
in
town
from
Topley
this
week.
A
government
crew
has
.been
nriprntlntr
n
irrmlpr
nn
fri
Tliithtft
1
.
.
1
1
t
rr
m
r
m
n
.Qiini-
t
(
iiu
rii
1
11
1
i
r'l
n-
-
.
.
.
.
.
jan
aeriai
reconnaissance
01
me
"
1.
.......
min
roa(1
for
several
days
ana
rout
for
the
nronosed
Skeena
ng
school
this
year.
Graduation
Hiver
highway
between
here
and
exercises
will
be
held
in
connec-
jmproved
a8
a
result.
Terrace.
.tion
with
the
observance
of
Hos-
ipital
Day
on
May
11.
Shef
Thomson
has
now
com-
-pleted
placing
all
the
boats
of
The
Haielton
Horticultural
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
ciety
has
elected
officers
as
fol-
Yacht
Club
fleet
back
in
summer
lows:
president,
Mrs.
Walton
month
The
trolling
boat
Torberg.
Capt.
ing
eight
miles
north
of
Copper
Is-1
berths-
Under
fine
weather
con-
narpe;
vice-president,
vice-presiuent,
Airs,
Airs,
it
u.i
Nels
Ilobinson,
has
been
on
the
land
n
Hecate
Straits
and
she
was
Mions
during
the
week,
the
gen-
S.
Sargent;
secretary
treasury,
Lipsett
ways
recently
for
shaft
re-
towed
into
port
by
the
Johanna
ira'
painting
program
has
been
Dr.'.
L.'
B.
Wrinch;
executive,
o.!
jn
pairs.
'
Capt.
John
Wick.
The
Cape'contlnuing
witn
'
no
sIn
of
J'
win9bv
and
S-
Kincald.
Thepo
.
Spencer
should
be
able
to
resume
'abatement.
flower
show
will
be
held
as
usual
I
gt.
transportation
has
been
greatly
A
new
urade
has
been
sur
veyed
for
the
Bulkley
Hill,
south
1
of
the
river,
and
construction
work
is
expected
to
start
next
Constable
0.
L.
Hall,
formerly
j
the
service
of
the
provincial
;
police
here
and
more
recently
stationed
at
iNanaimo,
has
now
been
transferred
to
Courtenay,
according
to
word
received
here.
PRINCE
GEORGE
A
banquet
was
to
have
been
held
here
in
honor
of
on.
F.
P.
Burden,
minister
of
lands,
and
D.
C.
Coleman,
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,'
who
were
making
a
survey
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway,
but
they
did
not
arrive
on
time.
Balmy
spring
leather
has
been
enjoyed
here
during
the
past
week,
the
.
thermometer
having
Vtone
up
as.
Jiigh
a
02
on
Tuea-
-
Information'
Is!
,
being
sought
here'
as
to
the
whereabouts
of
Arnold
Laverthe,
a
lumberjack,
who
(prmerly
worked
in
the
Gscome
camps.
.
t
.
..ft,.
-
.
..
.
Miss
Edna,
Jreland
has
been
elected
May
Queen
here
and
will
be
crowned
on
May
25.
Her
maids
of
honor
will
be
Miss
Cynthia
Burgess
of
South
Fort
George,
Miss
Edna
Styles
of
Central
Fort
George
and
Mies
Lorna
Qulnn
of
Millar
Addition.
A
drive
is
being
made
to
Increase
the
membership
of
the
Cariboo
Automobile
Association
here.
Gene
Cheristien
of
Penney
Is
being
held
by
the
police
on
a
charge
of
forging
and
cashing
a
check
for
$200.
He
was
arrested
by
Constable
McGllnchy.
The
Canadian
National
Social
and
Athletic
Association's
second
annual
dance
which
was
held
on
Wednesday
night
In
the
Ritts-
Klfer
Hall
was
a
great
success,
there
being
a
very
large
The
Women's
Institute
met'
on
Tuesday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mra.
Harry
Douglas.
Capt.
McKachern,
In
charge
of
Salvation
Army
work,
has
been
withdrawn
from
this
field
follow
ing
a
nervous
breakdown.
She
will
take
a
rest
In
Vancouver
be
fore
being
assigned
to
another
post.
FOREST
FIRES
IN
TERRACE
DISTRICT
TERRACE,
'
ArM
27:
There
are
a
number
of
forest
fires
In
the
vicinity
of
Terrace
which
are
keeping
the
forestry
officials
busy
this
week.
Things
are
very
dry
at
present
and
the
fires
are
spreading
quickly,
A
good
shower1
of
rain
would
be
welcomed
both
j
(or
lessening
fire
hazard
and
to
i
start
growth
In
the
pastures
and
gardens.
pounds
us
against
last
year's
4,-
for
catcnes
pf
9l6TOpoiInd8
In
.,7:
593,500
pounds
while
Canadian
ach
case.
American
prices
ran-,
WORKING
AGREEMENT
fares
at
1,570,050
pounds
were
gtd
from
a
high
of
15c
and
8c
i
liriTii
nil
rnmniinrc
still
somewhat
down
from
last
which
the
Augusta
received
for
Willi
U1L
IUM1
ilNIfco
year's
1,742,300
pounds.
12,000
pounds
down
to
a
low
of
..
.
Prices
were
at
a
comparatively
10.9c
and
6c
paid
the
-Norland
for
VANCOUVER,
April
27:
Ne-low
though
fairly
steady
level
20,000
pounds.
'gotlatlons
are
under
way
for
an
throughout
the
week.
The
high
Improved
weather
conditions
on
agreement
with
Home
and
I
in-Canadian
price
of
the
week
was
the
banks
were
responsible
for
perlal
by
Hargal
Oil,
which
will
13.1c
and
Cc
which
the
J.
,R.
was
the
heavier
landings
during
the
strengthen
Hargal'a
position
as
repaid
for
6,000
pounds
and
the
low
week.
:.
Igards
drilling
and
production.
Grouse
Mountain
Greater
Community
Spirit
Campaign
A
FORTUNE
IN
PRIZES
fil.OO
Mnlcpc
Ymi
VAioihU
T
"
-
"-frv
11ELP
rur,.lf
!
fwtuM!
-ul
al
lh
urn
lim.
k,lp
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suit
C
m
u-,-,
uimi
btch
Kill
mwl
Un
Mr
4m
(
Winu
ilalUr.
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w
rlTT
Tk
Plm
M
timpUl
1.
Th
Conpanf
ha,
mod
ptunuUn
far
a
CraaJ
Piiia
al
V
OS
.
Wttklir
Caah
Prltaa
lotallinf
91,000
tck
ak
for
tht
duration
if
ih
taaMa.
Tka
Waaklf
Cask
Priaaa
ahall
ba
dmdaJ
aa
fIU:
One
I
..ir,
0a
II0O
Caab
Priiai
T"Blt-aih,
J?
Ca.h
Priiaa
.
.
I
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tt
2.
Cvarr
PurcKaaaf
(
11.00
GramM
Maunui
llighwa'
CwciJaiii
Seiia
TUim
ia
aligibla
w
raraiv
aaw
(
ih.
Wt.klr
Ca.h
Pcu.,
I.
A
parcaal
ptircbaaiaig
aaaaa
lha
am
lickrl
ba
ah!!
!,
la
rartm
Cab
Priia
for
aacb
lickai
pircbanl,
4.
Eaakj
araak
lha
prtaa
winawra'
oaaaa
aad
aJdraaaaa
will
h
fMjt-TMwa.
Al4j
ramplaliaai
of
lha
Caanpalca
all
partana
rka
bava
vaa
a
.
t.
bataaia
alibla
la
lha
flifiCO
Craa4
Priaa.
.
TfU
Graaal
Prlaa
ahall
ba
aoardad
la
ana
af
lha
W.ltj-
f.
m
Tmm
M
lha
and
al
lha
Graalaff
CommunHf
Spirit
Campaign,
a.
Tka
aaalkoda
af
awarding
lha
Priraa
ahall
ba
fjir
i-.f
tn-ri:-'4,
an
TUkaa
naldar
baaiag
aqual
apprtuailr
wilhaut
praudi.r.
Xba
t
j
a,
kaawn
.a
af
unajuaaalaaiabla
avatgrily
bava
arcapiad
thi.
tt.;
oaic
;
aarding
Iba
Pritaa
and
tbatr
daciaion
ahall
ba
final
and
biiuhuc
HONOURABLE
W.
C.
SHELLY.
KLniMat
al
Fmanra
al
B.:.:.k
Canka
Miaular
af
Finanaa
af
Dritiab
Cafaaibia.
V.
ROY
W.
MdNTOSM,
Maa.-Dir
Katfa,
Dauglaa
c
C-
LU.
R.
I.
M.DOUGAtL.
anaaabar
Gram
tc
McOaugall.
Ban.
flan
DR.
O.
If.
UOHTIIINGTON,
Praaldaal.
Vaaaaaaat
Urg
.
Lai
M.
II.
L1CGATT.
foranarlf
Sat.-Traaa..
Waad.
Valiant.
x
L'W'
Uaad,
DONALD
MLIOD.
iih
Saaaan
t
W.lrh,
Caniranara,
BRENTON
S.
BROWN.
Praaidaat,
Graalar
Vanaaaaar
PubUutr
Bam.
7.
If
ta
no
aacaaaary
far
lha
parahaaar
al
a
Graalar
Caananwr.:
Si
'
-.'14
la
viaia
Graaiaa
Maaauln
during
ibla
Caanaatn
ta
baraaaa
ahait-
v
r
I:ji
Moaav,
but
aub
parian
aaaf
driva
aaav
lha
Grama
Maaantaia
.
II
aaca
far
mmtk
Tickat
purcnaaad
al
such
ttaaa
aa
aurta
lha
pur.
bai4t
i
.
:c-ja
I.
Purcbaaar
al
TWkata
ahaM
Apptkalaaa
Caupan
arrive,
tl
la
C
zm
Maualaia
lligkaaf
and
Scania-
Raaan
Linulad
aAca
an
ar
b(
a
tM.
al
Fridaf
aarb
araak
aril
ba
aligibla
la
racalaa
lha
aarraat
tCrri
F
m
Caupana
racaivad
aubaaquaaH
ta
that
trait
will
ba
algirla
tu
u-9
t-
wcaj
ak
a
Priaa.
.
All
racarda
in
ragard
ta
aala
af
lWa.ru
and
all
snaniaa
t...-'i
aad
aail
ahall
ba
undar
lha
auparriaaaa
al
Gaa.
A.
Taurba
X
Ca
.
Chmcrad
A
atlas
Vaacauaar.
B.
C
Tba
Oaaaiaiaa
Bank
al
Canada
ba
lha
i.pcs
,-
l
all
Caanpaign
Fuada.
10.
Fill
in
lha
arurbad
Caupan
wwb
nana
and
addraaa
t'va'f
a.
Anarh
l0
far
aacb
tkkat
'daairad.
MM
la
Ikt
GROUSE
MOUNTAIN
HIGHWAY
AND
SCENIC
RESORT
LTMSIT"
44
Paudar
Straat
V.'aat
-
'
Vani
rrr.
B.
I
Coupon
Application
No.
tu.
Groua
Mountain
High
way
8t
Scrnlc
Rcaort,
Ltd.
440
Ptndfr
St.
Vm,
Vancouvtr,
B.
C
.
Gtntlrtnent
Please
nd
me
1
Grouse
Mt.
Community
Spirit
Ticltrt
p
2
Grouse
Ml.
Community
Spirit
Tickets
I
5
Grouse
Ml.
Community
Spirit
Tickets
,
.
I
sltach
flJOQ
'Htjl
for
h
titltt
lirnL
Name
treet
'
Gty
-
t
nadamand
aack
rlclat
aallllaa
ana
ta
drlaa
aaar
lha
Grauaa
Maunlaia
IKabarf
aacal
alaa
that
aacb
tkkat
anakaa
ana
aligibla
ta
pankipala
ha
caab
pruaa
t
"
aaaidifif
an
fmu
Graalar
CamnMiay
Spirit
Campaign.
74
C
L
Rich
and
Creamy
v-
ggal
"
L4V
JOD
J
worn
L
fl
Doubly
rich
In
cream,
Carnation
Milk
makes-"
economically
delectaW
puddings
and
custards,
v
vety
Ice
creams,
smoothritn
sauces
and
soups.
Sue"
tempting
goodncss.no
PP"
the
can
resist
I
Writt
tor
Miry
Bid
Cook
Book
Carnailan
Milk
PradiKta
Ca.
JJ"1
114
Abbail
Slraai,
Vancaurar,
B-l-
Contented
Cows