tA3E
FOUR
Synopsis
of
Land
Act
rmi-iMrriONs
7
ACA.NT,
anrenrrtd.
surTffed
Cron
lands
mar
b
pre-tsopted
by
British
ntjwu
owr
II
jrars
o!
are.
and
ky
aHrna
m
dtclartnr
ua
tent
ion
u
become
Br
Huh
sakjecta.
conditional
upon
ma-dnrt,
eepatlon
and
unproTMifat.
roll
lnlorroitwn
eoccernme
Pr-amo-txxii
is
(ma
In
Bulletin
Nr
1.
Laos
Strwi,
H
to
Pre-empt
liid."
copm
of
vhtth
eu
be
efctaleed
trrt
of
charfe
by
addrraatof
the
Department
of
Lands.
Victoria.
B
C
:
Bunt
of
Prorroeial
Information.
Victoria,
or
air
Geaenusrnr
Arms.
Record!
m
be
granted
coming
ontr
laod
snstable
for
agricultural
aaipw
sis
v
it
bin
reasonable
distance
of
road,
school
and
marstttaf
facilities
and
vhtth
not
Umbtrtand.
Lc
.
carrying
orer
MM
board
fret
per
acrt
east
of
tne
Coast
Ranfr
and
I
000
fset
per
aeje
vest
of
that
Ranft.
Applications
tor
pre-esnptioas
are
to
be
adtfroated
to
the
Land
Commissioner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division
tn
vhlch
the
land
appucd
for
Is
sttcaled.
an
printed
forma
obtained
(rem
Use
Commissioner.
Pre-toaptieu
must
be
occupied
lor
fire
rears
and
Improvements
made
to
raise
of
lie
per
acre,
Including
deartnc
and
eultl-raUac
at
least
frre
acres,
before
a
Crown
OraM
can
be
reettred-
pre-esaatlona
carrrtnc
part
time
cvnd
twn
of
occupation
are
also
granted.
mOMSE
OK
LE.C
A
optica
l
ten
l
are
receired
tor
purchase
of
vacant
and
nreserred
Crovn
la
da,
not
btnf
Umbtrlsnd.
for
arrlcnltiral
sjerpoeas.
UBUnum
price
of
ftrat-claaa
arabtr)
land
la
S
per
acre,
aod
second-elasa
Ifraxlnrl
land.
M.M
per
acre,
ntrthrr
Information
u
glren
tn
Bulletin
4.
u.
Land
Series.
"Purchase
and
Lease
o(
Crovn
Lands.
As
a
partial
relief
measure,
retorted
lands
mar
be
seen
.red
br
purckase
In
tee
eqeMt
rastalments.
with
the
first
psrment
smnandsd
for
too
rears,
presided
taxes
are
paid
when
due
and
Improrements
are
made
dorrar
lee
firrt
two
rears
of
not
less
than
l
of
the
appraised
value.
ilOL
factorr
or
industrial
sites
on
Umber
land,
not
eiceedlnx
O
seres,
mar
be
pan-chased
or
leased,
the
conditions
mctadiaf
parment
of
stampsre.
Cnsorrwyed
areas,
not
tiertdlcg
la
seres,
mar
be
leased
as
bomesltes.
conditional
a
pen
a
dweilir.g
being
erected
In
the
first
rear,
title
being
obtained
after
realdrnco
and
imnrorement
conditions
are
fwjfllted
and
land
has
been
sarrfjed.
For
graxlng
and
industrial
purposes
areas
not
nceeding
(
acres
mar
ba
k-tsrd
br
one
person
or
a
company.
Under
the
Craiint
Act
the
ProTlnee
Is
divided
Into
grazing
dlstricU
and
the
ranee
administered
under
erasing
regulations
amended
from
time
to
time
to
meet
tarring
conditions.
Annual
erasing
permits
are
Issued
based
on
certain
monthly
rates
per
head
or
stock.
Priority
in
grsi-Ing
prlrlletel
Is
glten
to
resident
stock
owners.
Stock-owners
msr
form
associations
for
rant
msnsgement.
Free
or
psrtlallr
free
permits
atallsble
fer
rettlers,
campers
and
travellers,
ant
to
tan
bead.
The
Central
Hotel
1
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MKS.
C.
E.
BLACK
TRAPPERS!
-
Attention!
I
Bring
Your
Beaver
to
Frank
Lockvood
Phone
Blue
729
P.O.
Box
200
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelL
Proprietor
"A
HOME
A
WAY
fkom
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
Si
Cold
Water
Prince
Kupert.
B.C.
rhone
281
P.O.
Box
196
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
!
315
SECOND
AVE;
1
k
IT
J
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-r-.
-
T.
I
Wt
.
wa
CRITICAL
OF
BOARD
Editor.
Daily
News:
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
hosDltal
si-'
tuatinn
SMnut
trt
hovo
HAi
olnniarl
into
a
religious
controversy.
It
all
monils
in
connection
with
hosnital
:
work
and
as
the
operations
which
would
be
banned
under
that
rwip
would
be
a
very
small
percentage
of
the
hospital
work
why
should
the
majority
pf
the
patients
be
de
-
1
prived
of
the
comforts
and
secur
-
i
ity
of
a
modern
and
up-to-date
1
hospitai
run
by.
the
Sisters
who
de
vote
their
whole
lives
to
their
du-1
ties
of
caring
for
the
sick
independent
of
race
or
creed?
The
problem
to
decide
is
whether
to
let
the
Sisters
build
a
modern
hospital
and
bring
into
this
city
$200,000
of
new
money
which
is
very
badly
needed
or
for
the
present
hospital
board
-to
attempt
to
construct
a
smaller
building
at
the
government
architect's
estimate
of
$100.000
the
government
to
advance
$50,000,
the
hospital
board
$20,000
and
the
$39,000
has
to
be
raised
by
magic
from
"God
knows
where."
It
appear.
,
to
me
the
present
board
have
alienated
the
sympathy
and
help
of
the
majority
of
the
citizens
at
this
time
and
it
is
common
talk
around
town
that
they,
will
be
unsuccessful
in
their
proposed
drive
for
funds,
even
if
me
citizens
mo
nave
me
money
to
spare,
.wny
want
iney,
insteaa
oi;may
l
ask
nursing
sls.
being
so
desperate
to
vote
them-;ters
been
in
a
position
to
dictnt-selves
in
again,
encourage
new
to
the
medical
profession?
Such
a
blood
into
their
board
either
by,
contract
as
mentioned
in
the
let-some
of
the
old
members
dropping
WOuld
ln
jter
my
opinion
be
against
out
or
by
Increasing
their
number
public
policy.
If
this
were
a
pub--and
so
embrace
members
fromjuc
Jiorpital
any
contract'
so
exe-other
organizations?
The
packing
juted
would
be
void
nrevw-rHntr
tt
of
the
yearly
gent-ral
meeting
with!
young
nurses
has
also
left
a
bad
taste
in
the
mouth.
The
board
considers
that
Mr.
Al
der
should
dig
down
into
the
rate-
j
payers'
pockets
for
that
$30,000
and
.Jl.lr
11.
IIUCI
XJJIJ11X
LO
111.
IMacCallum,
manager
of
the
Bank
(Of
Montreal,
as
the
ratepayers'
re-jSt.
ibdiivaii't.
uii
vnv
uuaiu,
kticjr
j
slap
him
on
the
faqe
by
relegating
Mr
Mnrnallum
Ln
t.hp
haclr
allptf
-
-
wv.fc.
"
-
j
r
w
.
iiiaiit:
to
'regulate
the
removal
of
tin
cans!one
with
90
percent
of
Its
doctor;
J
.
.
...
..
!
L.
n
1
1
,i
i
I
'
.
;
ana
aeaa
cais
grounds
commit-;'vii-v.auionc5
ii
ine
propriety
01
tee"
forsoothi.
"Poof!"
It
stinks!
oertain
operations
were
questioned
And
mark
you
they
appoint
as
theiwJlat
a
nice
ethical'
situation
chairman
of
the
finance
committee
would
arise.
none
other
than
a
plumber
no'
Authority
for
my
statement
con-harm
to
the
trade.
This
from
a'CfTnln?
the
Catholic
moral
cod4
body
of
sanctimonious
business
men.
Yes,
fellow
citizens,
"opera-
tions"
are
sometimes
necessary
and!nlnt
during
last
week's
mission
T
V.A.-.
tk.
.
1
in
.
a
t
Ac
frr
Utmia
Hague
tta
St.
C?i
Tt
I
sT-
A
UU1JC
IIlf?
ITTHIIl
it-
win
iiiniro
xnp
;
r
-
r
r-
"
4
..w
i
j
whole
case
on
its
merits.
V.
LONGWILL.
FOR
SALE
Modern
hotel,
Hyder.
B.C.
Good
opening
for
building
up
fine
business
at
small
cost.
HOTEL
FRAZER
Hyder,
B.C.
ivatkk
Norici:
111
version
antl
Iw
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
OjVnd
Trunk
Pacific
Rallwavy
Co.
who
adAr...
is
r-o
Div.if
to
FJngnw.
Canadian
Ni-tioim:
Rn.lwaya
Prtn-e
Rupert.
B.n
v!ll
:-.ply
fr.r
a
Uroi.-c
to
take
aril
iw
25000
gallons
ci
-atr
cut
of
No
ijtip
creek,
wh!?h
flo-
southerly
and
i-i!n
Into
Slrn-na
River
about
10P0
f;v--t
Ei-t
rl
Bast
twitch
of
tdlng
:
SMitlon.
The
atcr
will
be
dlvtrted
from
th
rpwm
at
a
d-im
avheut
fififl
fMt
n,.
r'm
fr-m
c-tnt
point
where
where
itrmm
rtream
rtral
dral-l'""
ivo
Bkeeiva
River,
and
will
be
used
for
is
M!duM-ial
railway
,purp3e
upon
Ihe
land
described
lot
37.
Ooa.t
DlMrlo'..
This
DOUr?
van
ncm.U
on
rH
irnnrul
n
tlve
1-t
diy
of
March,
1937.
A
OOTO
oi
t'tiia
notice
and
an
avnet:.
nation
purBira",
theroUi
aAd
tn
t.h-i
t
Water
Art"
will
be
filed
ln
th
rrfflr.
1
ol
the
Water
Recorder
tt
Prlncr
Ru-i
pert.
d.c.
filed
with
the
nld
Wtrr
Refcorder
or
with
the
Computer
of
Vfix
Rht7.
Baritamcnt
Diiiidiraj..
victoria,
b.
c!i'
within
thirty
days
atSter
the
first
ap-pewanoe.of
a
this
notice
Ul
a
local
newj-
pnpeir.
The
ORAND
TRUNK
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
CO..
U.
A.
nurbank.
Division
Eaganeer.
The
Ute
of
the
firm
publlcatAcm
(,t
-lila
notice
Is
Maroh
BUi.
1937.
is
Tin;
M'ntKMK
rot'KT
or
mtuisii
to
COI.l'MIII
,
In
I'rultute
III
Mir
Matter
of
Hie
".iliiiliiMratlon
In
Hie
Matter
ir
the
KMate
f
Malcolm
Mllliir,
ic'earl
TaJte
noUce
Umh
by
order
of
H.i
Honor
w
E.
PtoW,
the
23rd
day
cf
April.
1938.
t
wm
fapprHhltxl
EsecuUx
of
U)e
etAate
of
Mtloolm
Mlllov
rl.
reeHi.
and
all,rwtM
hvUig
cUlml
at
the
aaid
eastaWe
are
hereby
rn
-
Qlllrwl
to
fur
ul
ah
anirtA.
4itYirww
"
-
-
"
u.vLn...
fill
nod.
to
mo
oil
or
before
the
27th
di.-
or
Marcn,
A.
u.
1937.
ail
all
portle
Indebted
to
Use
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
thlr
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
FRANK
PEARCE.
Port
Clement..
B.C.
Da.ted
the
26'h
rhy
ol
Fobrimrv
AD
1937.
INTOLERANCE
(Editor,
Daily
News:
I
What
seems
to
be
developing
in
to
fl
fflU
t.rr.vprv
U'ill
T
fvtn
hf
!
satisfactorily
settled
on
Monday!
eral
plebiscite
as
suggested
would
1x1
more
ln
keeping
with
the
prin
cipies
oi
aemocracy.
expressed
sc
jnny
times
in
high
sounding
Platitudes'
.yet
inadequately
Practised.
1
PPOse
a
gentleman
under
the
misapprehension
of
chivalry
jfouw
nestiaie
to
question
tne
word
of
a
lady,
two
ladies
in
fact.
nor
would
hie
presume
to
have
the
last
word.
However,
In
these
mod-
ern
times
this
position
seems
to
have
been
reversed,
so
I
am
going
to
take
advantage
of
our
chang-
ing
times.
Before
proceeding
any
furthet
let
me
again
make
myself
cleai
m
this
apparently
contentious
question.
I
hold
no
brief
for
the
SisteTS,
the
Church
or
any
Society
I
am
interested,
more
than
in
terested
to
be-precise,
in
getting
a
hospital
in
this
district
built
and
administered
in
accordance
with
advanced
medical
science,
tosetlvi
with
equality
of
understanding
o'
the
vicissitudes
of
life.
Abortive
as
the
attempt
may
be
to
cloud
the
issue,
the
answer
tc
Mrs.
MacKay
is
I
think
obvious-"Prejudice"
However,
as
obvio'n
as
it
may
seem.
I
am
eoine
t.
aMwer
ln
tW)
ways
since
en
law.
Prince
Rupert
hospital
is
'.
public
hosnital
so
Ions
as
it.
is
supported
by
provincial
and
muni
cSpal
funds
and
as
such
whether
run
by
the
Sisters
of
St.
Anne
m
any
other
organization
would
bx
submissive
to
the
regulations
governing
such
hospitals.
Furthermore
Joseph's
Hospital
ts
a
private
-v-
auu
has
ccij
ilgliu
iO
cX-
pect
its
tenets
to
be
observed.
St
'Paiirs
Hrsnital
1c
olon
o
nri.mi,
I
was
delivered
from
the
altar
of
!the
Church
on
a
non-Catho1':
v
vs.
Bonifar
Hospital,
Mr.
Justice
Dennlstoun
gave
a
decision
according
to
law
and
rightly
so.
which
bears
out
m
.contention
that
doctors
and
ho
pital
authorities
must
conform
tc
the
statutes
whatever
their
private
opinion
might
be.
Of
intolerance
I
could
cite
hund
reds
of
incidents
credited
to
mam
and
varied
faiths,
creeds,
organiza
tions
and
peoples,
but
what
pur-
paw;
would
it
gain,
If
I
did?
Evolution,
Tennessee
Darrow
and
Bry
an
might
be
fitting
examples
Unfortunately,
mercy
killing
hasn't
Detn
legaHzed
else
I
might
be
the
first
candidate
In
Prince
Rupert.
It
seems
to
me
$200,000
is
a
lot
of
money
to
invest
in
Prince
Ru-peit.
The
fact
that
it
has
been
offered
to
erect
something
that
will
oe
or
such
importance
to
the
pub
,
...
8WU'
wuy
lb
nl
snapped
up
beyond
my
comprehension
CHARLES
J.
HARMAN.
PRIVATE
VS.
PURMC
OWNERSHIP
Editor
Daily
News:
This
quetslon,
as
to
whether
tlv
Pr!nro
Mur-
i
1
1
.
.
;
yl
,
P'
controlled
as
a
private
or
as
nubile
institution
.
.
u
nf
viti
i
-
umi
ill-
terest
to
the
general
public
and
the
city.
A
few
thoughtful
moment
should
take
place
ln
the
minds
of
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
be-
rAMA
1
1
i
iujc
uiey
aeciae
to
nand
it
ova
an
institution,
private,
religious
or
otheiwise.
Remember
that
when
you
have
your
hospital
privately
controlled
exclusively
by
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
you
will
have
to
submit
whether
or
not
you
like
It
to
their
dictates
and
regulations.
Yo'ir
power
L'
"
,,
to
change
."
any
J-
of
its
belief
ueuers
s
morally
or
religiously
Will
come
to
.nriiioVif
nought.
At
the
same
time
it
becomes
i
private
commercialized
enterrrL..
with
the
power
vested
upon
Drivat.
ownership
of
property,
and
be
comes
a
monopoly.
It
is
perhaps
ritrht.
to
.m
prl-
TP.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
MAE
WEST
FILM
HERE
A
new
and
different
type
of
Mae
West
appears
in
"Go
West,
Young
northerners
golng
in
for
the
sea-Man,"
feature
offering
on
the;
Q
p
R
stcamer
princess
srrppn
nf
iho
nnniini
Thpatre
here!..
.
.
.,,
v-ui"-
,at
the
first
of
this
week.
Instead
of
:
Intra
rM
a.s.
J
4v..-..
-
1
i
n..Pi.onne
11
P
K
Kpi
Q
11
ntv
1
1
V
of
the
"nineties.
Miss
West
has;
the
rolp
nf
a
mnHprn
movie
actress
who
wears
gorgeous
gowns
which
are
the
last
word.
The
setting
is
a
Pennsylvania
farm
where
Missf
West
finds
love
in
the
person
of
Randolph
Scott,
a
backwoods
inventor.
Then
Warren
Williams,
as
the
press
agent,
breaks
up
the
romance
because
Miss
West's
movie
contract
makes
it
mandatory
that
she
steer
clear
of
romance.
There
is
another
romance
with
Lyle
Talbot
and
it
ts
from
these
three
swains
that
Miss
West
picks
her
man.
In
the
other
end
of
the
double
bill.
"Yours
For
the
Asking."
comedy-romance
of
a
gambler
who
IO.
decides
to
learn
the
ways
of
society,
George'
Raft
and
Dolores
Costello
Barrymore
are
co-starred.
Raft
is
a
gambler
and
Miss
Barry-more
the
society
girl.
Many,
comedy
situations
are
built
up
as
Raffs
henchmen
endeavor
to
break
up
the
romance.
The
supporting
cast
includes
such
favorites
as
Ida
Lu-ilno.
Reginald
Owen.
James
Glea-on,
Lynne
Overman,
Skeets
Gallagher
and
Edgar
Kennedy.
Christian
Youth
Societv
Tea
And
j
Sale
is
Success
:
The
tea
held
by
the
Christian
Youth
Society
at
the
home
of
Mrs
:
Robert
Cameron.
Thompson.
Street
)
on
Saturday
afternoon,
was
very
.
f..t
1
.
I
r
.
.
t
I
buccessiui.
ooui
iinanciaiiy
ann
socially.
The
rooms
were
tastefully
.
leccrated
with
spring
flowers.
Mrs.
Robert.
Cameron
and
Wilfred
lllcks.
president
of
the
so
ilety,
received
the
guests
while
the
'ea
table
was
presided
over
by
the
Misses
Edith
Johnston
and
Elsie
l
Davi?.
Serviteurs
were
John
Mur
!
ray.
ttooert
Irvine,
Maurice
Davey
-inr!
tfan
UwlUH
TU
l.U.U
mi
tun
miujiti.
anc
rvucireii
Ami
ji
charge
of
the
Misses
Winnie
Cameron,
Alethia
Peachey.
Vene-l
tla
Feero,
June
Armour
and
Flor
ence
Parker.
Tom
John?tone
acted
-as
cashlBr
the
home
cooking
table
being
dr
ected
by
the
Misses
Eileen
Yate
and
Charlotte
Phillipson.
Tea
cups
were
read
by
Bnlce
Stevens.
During-
the
afternoon,
a
nleasina
musical
program
was
given
by
t,ne
Misses
Vensttar-Peero,
Eileen
Mid
PhyllLs.Hamblin.
The
drawing
of
the
tab!e
centre-
piece
was
won
by
Hrs.
J.
T.
Mandv
vate
ownership
and
complete
control
over
vniir'
nun
Vinmn
Kut
apply
this
form
of
ownership
to
what
should
be
a
publiclv
owned
institution
Is
taking
a
step
backward
so
far
as
the'
nroeress
of
medical
and
surgical
science
ncern?d.
Giving
away
your
rieht
US
a
citizen
in
affairs
th.it.
nffpet
the
well
being
of
this
community
un
tne
other
hand
you
have
the
power
to
chance
as
vou
nlens
th
directors
or'
manaeement
unripr
this
present
system
and
it
is
your
duty
to
see
to
'it
that
what
vnn
have
already
gained
in
civic
con
trol
should
not
be
given
away
!n
preference
to
anv
xelisious
or
mnr.
al
bigotry.
It
looks
to
me
as
If
a
few
dictators
would
like
to
annlv
th.
Nazi
ways
of
doing
things
in
this
vown.
tnis
one
dollar
affair
Is
a
disgrace
and
an
insult
to
those
that
cannot
afford
to
pay
that
hundred
cents
-and
have
a
vote
which
Is
their
rifcht
as
a
citizen
If
this
continues
I
would
not
be
sur
prised
to
see
the
minority
20
percent
of
the
population
in
mni.ml
of
the
new
hospital.
See
to
it
that
you
maintain
your
hold
of
the
publicly
owned
hospital
in
Prince
Rupert.
GERALD
PATRICK
MURPHY
FOR
BAD
BREATH
and
SMOKER'S
THROAT
RUCKLEY'S
Pleasant,
Soothing
10&
25
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
WHIFFLETS
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From
the
Waterfront
i
rrnu-dpd
with
a
canacity
list
of
Noran,
uapi.
wunam
runner,
i-
rf
Jn
t
at
2
O.clock
yester.
'ed
an
hour
,ater
ror
skagway
and
other
Alaska
points.
Twenty
embarked
here
for
the
north
aboard
the
vessel
which
Is
due
back
Thursday
afternoon
southbound.
On
arrival
here
there
were
137
passengers
aboard
consisting
largely
of
White
Pass
and
Yukon
Route
employees.
The
vessel
w;as
delayed
in
reaching
here
by
fog.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
James
Flndlay.
making
the
last
of
three
voyages
in
place
of
the
steamer
Catala,
which
has
been
undergoing
annual
overhaul
at!
Vancouver,
arrived
In
port
at
6:151
"ilast
evening
from
the
south
and
.....
.
.
.
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STRANDED
IN70DUN?
M:H4WITH
N0
PLAYMATE
j
miHE
FARMER,SS0N
sailed
at
8
p.m.
for
Pot
Simpson,
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
Tuesday
southbound.
Tom
Dybhavn
arrived
in
port
yesterday
from
Vancouver
with
his
boat
Palander
to
make
ready
for
the
forthcoming
halibut
and
sal-
jmon
fishing
season.
In
pursuit
of
herring,
there
were
many
sea
lions
to
be
seen
disporting
themselves
in
the
harbor
yesterday.
Gasboats
were
able
to
get
quite
close
to
them.
vtr...
With
fishing
-
vessels
,
now
en-
8aed
In
getting
ready
for
the
opening
of
the
season,
incidents
of
tner
gear
are
being
reported
to
tn
police.
In
some
cases,
the
miss-
ivt
r
L.
n
1
.
uccji
recovered,
in-
genious
methods
have
been
resor
ted
to
in
some
cases,
it
Is
said,
to
steal
gear.
'
Boats
with
names
the
first
letters
of
which
start
with
M
to
Z
will
be
the
first
to
get
away
from
Prince
I
-
i
Rupert
and
Vancouver
to
the
hali-
but
grounds
this
season.
A
to
L
Uaa(.
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1
.
...
.
wnw
wm
icave
a
wees
later
;
Pioneer
Resident
jQf
City
is
Dead
'i
James
Haslctt,
Formerly
of
Prince
Kupert
and
Anyox,
Passes
Away
Death
removed
another
pioneer
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
recently
at
Ocean
Palls
In
the
person
of
james
nasiett.
Mr.
Haslett
was
Identified
with
the
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Club
in
the
early
days
and
from
here
moved
to
Anyox
during
the
War.
For
many
years
he
had
been
located
at
Ocean
Falls.
He
is
survived
by
his
widow
isiar,
-..i..
.
The
funeral
took
place
in
Vancou-
ver.
"Build
B.C.
Payrolls'
Worth
mm
Striving
i
j
t
i
For
Pacific
comes
forth
perfect
from
the
herds
and
thus
perfect
It
should
reach
your
table.
Every
care
must
be
taken
to
protect
It
and
the
vacuum
seal
Is
a
great
Improvement
In
this
direction.
Pacific
is
the
only
milk
packed
in
Canada
In
this
way.
Pacific
Milk
IUKADIATEI)
OP
COURSE
HERE
IS
GOOD
NEWS!
Our
store
Is
a
store
you
can
call
your
own
because
It
is
operated
on
a
co-operative
system
whereby
we
share
the
profits
with
you.
When
the
purchase
Is
made
and
the
price
Is
paid
you
receive
tokens
which
entitle
you
to
FREE
PREMIUMS
in
return.
So
make
our
store
your
store.
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317-3IK
Third
Avenue
West
1,h",e
V.
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575
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BITE,
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&
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Prince
Rupert
Electoral
District
V.
rAre
you
registered
on
the
Provincial
.Voters'
List?
.
-.
:
.
.
.
-
-
,
Qualifications
for
registration:
'
British
subjects
by
bitrh
or
naturalization.
Twenty-one
years
of
age.
Residence
six
months
in
Province
of
British
Columbia,
Thirty
days
in
Electoral
District
of
Prince'
Rupert.
To
register
call
at
Metropote
Hall
daily
between
9
a.m,
and
5:30
p.m.
J.
A.
ALLEN,
Deputy
Registrar
of
Voters.
EASY
on
Paradi
KASY
marches
ahead
by
offering
to
the
public
the
most
complete
line
of
washers
made
in
Canada.
Vacuum
Cup
and
Gyrator
Washers
Vacuum
Cup
Washers
$103.25,
$109.50,
$132.50
Vacuum
Cup
with
Spin
Dry
$169.00
(Jyrator
Washers
$65.00,
$74.50,
$86.50
KASY
,
Pay
only
$5.00
down
and
monthly
payments
to
your
convenience.
"The
washer
that
pays
for
itself."
Phone
6
for
Monday,
March
H,
TKRMS
a
demonstration
flj