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MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
Studio
Lounge
...
.
.
!,Anf
attractive
addition
to
the
home.
Lounge
by
'day,
double
or
twin
beds
by
night.
Hemember
May
6th
King's
Juoilee
Systematic
Service
Efficient
&
systematic
service
is
the
best
and
most
economical.
OUR
SERVICE
RECORD
will
show
complete
record
ol
all
repairs
made
and
all
parts
replaced.
A
copy
of
this
record
returned
with
all
sets
serviced
by-
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
,...
Phone
Blue
320
Want
Ads
FOR
SALE
KITCHEN
Range
for
sale.
Apply
316
Second
Street.
103
FOR
RENT
HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS.
1418
2no
Aven'ie.
Phone
Red
421.
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PAINTERS
PAINTINO.?na
Paperhanglnt
Moller.
Phone
Red
802.
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1.10,11)11
ACT''
Notlcr
of
Application
for
"rtr
J.Urncr
NOTICE
la
berehy
given
that
on
the
16tb
clay
tf
May
next,
the
uodersignetl
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Ctontro!
Board
for
a
licence
In
rcwppci
of
prt-mlws
being
part
of
a
buildup
known
NEW
MASSETT
HOTEL,
altuat
at
Main
8trot,
New
Matuflt.
B.C..
upon
the
lands
dencrUxnl
aa
lots
No
26
and
'
27.
Block
4,
Map
No.
949.
Maawtft
Town&lte.
In
Ue
Prince'
Rupert
LarM
RgltnvUon
Dtarlct
In
the
Province
of
Brttleh
Columbia,
for
the
aal
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
the
bottle
for
the
oonMunptlon
on
the
premises
or
eisc-whore.
Dated
tfoia
16th
day
of
April
1335
AD
'
GEpROE
SIMMONS
BARKER.
Applicant
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
10:15,
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
WAIf.lt
NOTICE
Diversion
and
I'm
TAKE
NOTICE
that
PUirtm
Oo'.r!
Mines'
Limited
(N.P.L.V
whose
address
SCO
Royal
Bank
Building,
Vancouver.
B.
Cwlll
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
ute
30
cubic
feeA
per
tecood
and
50
cubic
feet
per
cecond.
icapectlvely.
water
out
of
Wann
River
which
now.
Jorth-wchU-rly
and
drain
Into
Taku
Arm
oX
Tagtidt
Lake
at
a
point
on
Mv
rKlyly
shore
o'
the
laid
lake
about
yjrfc
mllea
from
the
Went
Arm
of
th
aakf
lake.
The
water
will
be
diverted
a
poind
nhpilt
1
mile
and
H.,
mllea
repectlvel'
from
the
mouth
of
the
wld
river
no
will
be
urd
for
power
purpues
upor
Itip
tend
deACTlbed
ai
Lot
4C6S,
Castlar
DAtrlct.
Thla
notice
waa
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
5th
day
of
April,
1935
A
copy
or
this
notice
and
an
npplloa-Won
purnuarrt
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act"
will
b?
filed
In
the
office
ot
the
Water
Itecorder
at
Atlln,
B.C.
Objections
to
the
application
'may
be
filed
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
RUhts
i-aniamcni
uuiiaintra,
Vic
torn.
B.
C
iVfPhtiv
thirty
days
after
the
first
ap-
rxurance
or
tnia
notice
in
a
local
nenva-piper.
PltRIM
GOLD
MINB8
LIMITED
(N.P.L
)
Applicant.
By
"WUllarn
O
Soott."
Aaent.
The
dat
of
the
flrtt
publication
o
thla
nonce
m
Idth
day
of
April.
1033.
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
The
beaker
at
iejt
thou
th
actual
amount
(I
iOOth
part
of
a
nation)
of
Home'
i',a
that
uill
run
your
rnflne
for
one
minutr.
nly
15
drop
of
HOME
CAS
io
start
a
cold
engine
In
tills
latest
trt
of
Home
Cu,
carried
out
by
it.
S.
KMrulgc
&
Co.
anil
Standard
Testing
laboratories
of
Vaneouvrr,
eight
earn
were
ueil
ranging
from
one
week
to
nine
ear
old,
with
mileage
varying
from
3
to
98,000.
It
was
established
that
llie.
average
ear
(with
cold
engine)
would
start
on
just
15
droiw
of
Home
Gas.
Only
Aoo
of
a
gallon
run
the
engine
for
One
minute..
These
tests
confirm
once
ugain
the
ofl-rciM-aled
cjuim
of
Home
Oil
Distributors
Limited
that
when
you
buy
Home
Gas
"You
can
buy
no
belter".
For
a
quick
and
economical
start,
for
eedy
acceleration,
jxjwcr
under
all
conditions,
anti-kiiork
quality,
purity
and
mileage,
Home
Gas
stands
second
to
none.
THAT
HOME
G&f
If
THE
OUTSTANDING
CAROLINE
fOLD
IN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
!
Uou
can
buii
no
better
Grass
Fires
Kept
Department
Busy
In
April
Month
The
city
fire
department
responded
to
an
unusually
large
number
of
eighteen
alarms
during
the
month
of
April,
all
but
three
of
which
were
accounted
for
by
grass
fires
due
to
the
dry
weather.
Only
in
two
cases
was
damage
done.
A
roof
fire
on
April
2
at
the
residence
on
Borden
Street
owned
by
Mrs.
O.
W.
Kerr
and
occup'.ed
by
J.
S.
Irvine
did
damage
of
$37.45
while
$10
damage
was
done
by
a
roof
fire
at
the
shop
of
B.
M.
Simpson
on
Mc-Urldc
Street
on
April
13.
There
was
one
false
alarm
and
fourteen
grass
fires.
In
April
last
year
there
were
five
alarms.
So
far
this
year
there
have
been
thirty-seven
fire
calls
as
compared
with
twenty-six
In
the
first
four
months'of
1934,
TOTAL
INCKEASINO
The
employment
service
committee
announces
that
the
total
amount
of
work
pledged
since
the
beginning
of
the
canvass
amounts
i
to
$22,292,
the
sum
of
$2,160
having
been
added
since
Tuesday,
MASS
MEETING
HELD
NEW
SPEED
(Continued
Irom
Paae
1
system.
Patching
up
capitalism
by
social
legislation
and
public
worts
,
world
'not
suffice.
Capitalism,
based
on
the
sacredness
of
material
wealth,
must
be
replaced
by
socialism,
based
upon
the
sacredness
of
human
life
and
wrlfare.
not
pro-,
j
rty.
How
was
the
worker
to
obtain
I
control?
Not
by
anned
revolution.
the
speaker
thoufht.
There
were
only
a
few
in
Canada
who
advocated
that,
he
believed.
The
means
of
obtaining
control.
Mr.
Clarke
believed,
should
be.
'nstead.
by
get
ting
hold
of
Parliamentary
procedure.
Thre
must
b
a
campaign
oC
j
education.
Unless
the
people
un-j
derstood
what
socialism
was
about,!
it
was
useless
to
put
In
a
socialist
government.
The
speaker
regretted
that
the
press,
dominated
by
the
interests,
was
not
with
the
social
istic
movement
Oho
alternative
was
io
parade.
The
relict
eamp
men
had
liad
to
go
to
Vancouver
to
draw
attention
to
conditions
under
which
they
were
kept.
Jesiu
had
gone
from
'
Galileo
to
Jerusalem
because
Jem-'
mlem
wus
the
capital.
"I
am
heart
and
soul
with
the
movement."
declared
the
speaker,:
"and
I
apologise
to
no
one.
Co-'
operation
and
sacrifice
are
neces
sary.
If
we
are
going
tp
gf
t
any-
i
thing
worthwhile,
we
must
pay
for!
it.
Nothing
in
the
werld
can
stop
this
'
movement.
The
world
w
111
uverthrow
any
movement
'Uiat
crushes
humanity.
W
arc
moving
in
the
right
dlrectioit
with
a
hu-
mauithtg
movenifnt.
LjA
us
hope
iiiav
sonic
usy
oeiora
twig
wc
win
get
there."
'
Other
Speakers
Charles
Chapman
spoke
on
some
current
questions
such
as
the
Uor-bln
strike,
the
need
of
the
unem
ployed
and
their
families
for
more
adequate
relief
Including
boots
and
clothing,
relief
camp
conditions.
work
and
wages.
Premier
Pattullo's
days
were
numbered,
he
asserted.
He
charged
that
the
banks
were
behind
the
boat
owners
In
the
dis
pute
here
with
the
halibut
fishermen
who
were
fighting
to
raise
the
standard
of
living.
Oscar
Larsen
declared
that
the
workers
had
fought
with
success
In
the
past
for
better
conditions
and
would
do
so
again.
-He
advocated
the
abolition
of
tlte
wage
system
and
Its
replacement
by
a
plan
whereby
the
worker
received
the
full
proceeds
of
his
labor
and
under
which
production
would
bo
for
use
and
not
for
profit.
The
working
classes
should
also
fight
against
war
and
dictatorships.
He
ealled
for
fifteen
seconds'
silence
In
respect
to
the
memory
of
those
who
had
sacrificed
their
lives
In
the
Interests
of
the
workers.
O.
Whyte
presented
an
explana-1
tlon
of
the
objects
nt
the
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League.
One
of
Its
most
Important
functions
was
to
protect
those
who
were
active
on
behalf
of
labor
from
unjust
court
proceedings
and
framo-ups.
Announcement
was
made
of
the
Inability
of
J.
E.
Pantcr,
C.
C.
F.
candidate
for
Skeena
In
tlc
federal
election,
to
attend
the
meeting.
Announcement
was
also,
made
of
an
unemployed
tea
and
sale
to
be
held
on
May
16
and
a
whist
drive
the
same
evening.
Coast
freighter
SUvor.
Capt.
Albert
Oeorgcson,
wai
in
port
overnight
with
general
cargo
for
local
delivery.
Clean
Paint
Plant
Fix
Kverythinjr
to
Make
This
Job
F.asy
For
You
at
-
Kaien
Hardware
SPECIAL
CJanlcn
Rakes,
IJ'Jc
PAINT
For
the
Fence,
Shed,
Oarage,
F.tc.
Only
95c
per
quart.
$3.23
per
gallon
Handy
ran,
20c
$130.00
Prizes.
Get
in
the
hitparade.
Decorate
your
car
May
f.lh.
Don't
forget
it's
the
King's
Silver
Jubilee
MARK
MADE
NEW
YOIIK,
May
2:
Tommy
Tomllnson,
who
had
left
Los
An-gele
at
1:31
Tuesday
morning,
act
his
Douglas
robot
transport
plane
down
at
Floyd
Bennett
Field
here
after
having
made
a
new
rreord
of
eleven
hours,
five
minutes
and
forty-five
seconds
for
a
transcontinental
flight.
The
time
was
twenty-eight
minutes
Its
than
the
previous
record
mark.
'I
he
plane
gave
an
excellent
pfi.'oriiuure
despite
conditions
on
some
part
of
the
route
which
werr
far
from,
favorable.
Dust-tonm
nrre
encountered,
jht
avrra;r
speed
was
200
miles
per
hour.
TcntliiiMui
was
accompanied
by
two
companion.
C.
N.
R.
Trains
r
the
t.aU-
Morula
yw.
Wednesdays
and
Trl
days
..
5:30
p.m
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Celebration
FLAGS
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5c.
to
$3.50
Streamers
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ft.
2
inches
wide,
alt
colors,
10c
roll;
51.00
iht.
Crepe
Paper
Dennisons,
15c
fold
10
ft.
Decorated
Crepe,
red,
white
and
blue,
10
ft.,
10c
Flag
Drape,
10
ft.,
10c
Jubilee
Sunshades,
35c
each
Jubilee
Kyeshades,
15c
each
Join
in
the
big
parade
with
a
new
C.
CM.
Bicycle.....
$32.00
to
$40.M
Take
Along
Your
Camera
and
don't
forget
an
extra
roll
or
tw
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f'1"1.
All
new
stock.