41
ill
i-
n
PAue
rouii
THB
DAILT
IfSWH
Monday.
March
2
ft
J
if
il
1
v
ft
I
"Ruild
a
c.
Payrolls"
I
Baby
Gains
On
Pacific
R.
Brasell
One
mother
tells
of
having
to
take
her
baby
on
a
month's
motor
trip.
Her
doctor
advised
Pacific
for
the
child.
The
yr.ungster
thrived
from
the
first,
gaining
steadily,
and
she
took
Pacific
Milk
more
eagerly
than
she
had
over
taken
milk
before.
Pacific
Mjlk
Irradiated
of
Course
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
ltoni
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
N.
M.
Brazil
l'hones
18
and
81
V.O.
Kox
575
FOR
GOOD
SERVICE
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Groceries
Vegetables
Fruit
Confectionery
Tobaccos
317-19
THIRD
AVENUE
VitSf:
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
vi:kxmi:.t
i.iqi'ok
act
Cu..
1
MB.'
.Nollcf
of
Aiilliilloii
for-
ronr.nt
to
ir:uiirr
or
iwrr.-
U('Ciicei
JS-OTICE.ls
here
lv?h
,tHat
n?'tln
25'h
day
of
Mkrth
pert.
Use
ui'dw
nlgnod
tatcikla
'to
iajjpjy.
lto:
the
liquor
Cgoitrol
Board,
for
coasent'Sto
trausfei
of
tw
llceqco
NO,
4374,
ItaheO,
In
ires-pect
of
premlsoj,
being
part
fit
a
Ufilld-'t
kiln
as
Spruce
Croek
Hotel;
situate
on
Spruce
ere,
eight
mll
Xrom
Ailln
'Townslte,
upon
lands'
described
s
PJncer
Claim
,,Sally"
m,
Spruce
Creek,
nntilfih
Cblumbla,
Prince
Rupert
Land
nojiRtratlou
District,
in
the
Provlnc
of
Biitleih
ColumblB,
from
Mltford
Oor-Dn
Oiiswell
to
Spruce
Creek
Hotei
Limited,
o
Spruce
Creek,
British
Columbia,
the
Transferee
Dnted
this
lath
day
of
Februarr
6PUUCE
CREEK
HOTEL
UMITFU
Applicant
and.
Transferee.
Synopsis
of
Land
Act
mi-iMrnoMi
land
nit;
bt
prt-tmptetj
b
Britluk
i
"cl,r"1
mif
nllo
to
bceomi
Britlih.
tubjecu.
coodltlontl
opoit
-rwl-'
'nc,
ccuptU0B
at
lmprotement
-
Full
Inform.
tie
oont,rnit
Pri-naa.
tlorn
It
tl'rn
in
nuUotlii
No.
1.
Land
-ni.
"Ho
to
Pre-empt
Lnd."
eoplet
f
'ilch
rta
b
obl.lned
fre
ef
chtrtt
odreiimn
the
Depurtment
tt
Lundii;
.Vle-tnrl.
DC;
Bureau
of
Provincial
Intorma-tlo.
Victoria,
or
an
poeernmeni
Ajeat
Record
will
be
(ranted
corrlnf
onlt
land
tultablc
lor
acrlcuitural
pnrnoiea
a-lttiln
reaionabli
dlttanct
of
road,
teneel
ai.d
marketlnj
facilltlea
and
which
m
not
limberUnd,
le
.
carrylnf
aver
i.Mt
board
lt
per
acra
tan
tf
the
Coait
Rtnct
and
tm
fett
per
aert
(
tf
that
Xintw.
,
Application!
for
prt-emptioni
are
to
a
addreswd
to
the
land
Commlniontr
f
the
Und
Recordlnt
Ultlalon
In
which
the
land
.applied
Jor
It
mtiiated.
m
printed
form
obtained
'fron
the
CommluloaMv
fTt-tmptioni-muat-
bt
occupied
for
fltt
)er
and
Improrementa
made
at
talut
W
l
per.
acre,
Including
clearing
knd'tultt-:lng.at
leatt
rive
crei,
beftrt
a'Crtvm
O
-ant
ran
bt
reetlred.
iTe-emptloni
carrrlnr
part
tint
toa'wi
thmt
of
occupation,
art
alio
granted.
.!
rVRCUAHE
Oft
UA1I
Apivticatlpci
axt
rcctletd
for
mrchaa
af
eacant
and
anreierted
Crown
landa,
nut
being
tlmberland,
for
arlculturaJ
p
iriwies.
Minimum
prlct
of
flrat-claat
laralel
land
la
19
per
acre,
and'ateotid'
clam
igraftlngt
land.
II
SI
'ptr
'
acre.
TTther
Information
In
gleen
m
Bulletin
"
1.
Land
Serlet,
"Purchut
and
Leaa
of
Crown
Lands."
a
partial
ratlwf
.
ajruurt,
rtetrtod
landa
mar
bt
acquired
krpurchatt'M
ton
t'ial
instalment,
with
the
flrit
payment
tuapended
for
two
jeara.
vroTlded
taiet
ait
paid
when
due
and
IroproTeraenla
art
made
durlnf
tht
firat
two
jeart
.ot
not
le
than
of
,Ut
apprtlatd
talu.
'
Mill,
fartorr.
or
Industrial
alttt
aa
timber
land,
not
ticetding
aerea.
aii
bt
purchased
or
leased,
tht
ooa)dltlnt
tn
-ludlng
pijment
of
atompagt.
'
tlnsurvtTea
area,
sx
tietodtBf
t
acres,
maj
bt
leased
aa
homes
Itaa.
aoadl-ttvnal
upon
a
dwelling
being
erecftw
ha
the
Ilrst
year,
tlUt
being
obtained
after
reiidenee
and
ImnroTtment
tonditlona
art
fulfilled
and
land
baa
been
surrey
ed.
Tor
grating
and
taduatrval
awMooa
areas
not
ttettdlng
Ml
acres
mat;
at
leased
hj
ont
ptraoa
or
a
oompanr.
Under
tht.
Orating
Act
tht
rrteaatt
dirldtd
mtt
grarrng
dlatrleia
a4
'
fht
rangt
admlnlsterad
aadtr
grasaag
regulations
amended
froa
tint
tlaat
U
at
ret
tarring
conditions.
Annual
paatng
Mr.
"ins
art
laried
batod
oti
etrtala
ssontklj
rates
ptr
head
of
stock,
rrlorltf
la
rraa.
tut
prlellerea
tt
glrt
H
reelect
Moak
owpert.
Btock-owners
mar
font
atola-llor-a
for
ranrt
management,
rrte
or
pertVaRr
fret
peranfw
arantblt
ftr
aatjOain,
tampers
uA
farfiitct,
a
tt
Ha
,
'
FARCE
WAS
ENJOYABLE
Four
Hundred
Persons
Attend
ghow
SUced
Here
By
Ketchikan
.Moose
Lodge
Drawing
a
crowd
of
upwards
of
four
hundred
persons,
the-
Ketchikan
Moose
Lodge
presented
the
three-act
farce
"Hill
Billy
Court
ship"
here
Saturday
night
iunder
the
direction
of
Charles
E.
Flnzel
The
entertainment
proved
very
enjoyable.
The
play
was
Interspersed
Charles
Moe,
mouth
harp.
Another
feature
of
the
evening's
entertainment
was
an
adagio
dance
by
Miss
June
Batt,
Harry
Oordon-Cooper
and
George
Ferguson
of
Prince
Rupert.
After
the
show
the
visitors
were
entertained
by
the
local
"Moose
Oillls
Royer,
Richard
Long,
A.
K.
Nelson,
B.
J.
Bacon
and
J.
L.
Bain.
The,
Ketchikan
people,
numbering
some
fifty
In
all,
left
yesterday
morning
aboard
the'boats
Foremost
and
Beloit
on
their
return
north.
Friday
night
the
Ketchikan
Moose
degree
team
took
charge
of
the
initiation
pf
some
some
twenty
candidates
for
the
local
lodge.
After
the
lodge
meeting
there
was
an
enjoy"
able
social
evening
featured
by
a
number
of
speeches
appropriate
to
the
occasion.
i
,
Npted
Canadiah
Painter
Passes
,
Robert
II.
Lindsay;
D.ies.at
Brock-vlllc,
Ontario,'
at
.ge
Of'
Sevenly-pnei
BROCKVILLE,
Ontario,
March
''
21:
(CP)
Robert
II.
Lindsay.
i.otcdt
Canadian
painter,
died
yesterdavi'
at
his
home
here
at
the
age
of
seventy-one.
He
specialized
in
water
color
paintings
of
natural
subjects.
Ralph
Connor
Mot
Rich
Man
.Voted
Canadian
Cleric
and
Authoi
Left
Estate
of
But
$8000
WINNIPEG,
March
281:
(CP)
The
late
Rev.
Dr.
Charles
W.
Gor
don,
famous
Canadian
clergyman
and
author,
left
an
estate
of
but
$5000.
He
made
a
fortune
out
bt
his
writings
but
lost
the
most
of
it
through
improper
handling
of
his
affairs
while,
he
was
serving
as
a
padre
In
France
during
the
Great
War.
Kitkatla
Child
Has
Passed
Away
Infant
Son
of
.Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Petet
Robinson
Dies
KITKATLA,
March
21;
Tli3
death
occurred
a
few
davs
airo
of
t)ennls,
Infant
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Robinson
of
Kitkatla
The
child
had
been
suffering
since
the
death
of
a
brother
about
a
month
previous.
The
funeral
was
held
from
the
Anglican
Church
at
Kitkatla
with
Rev.
GeorgejH:
Goodreldi
official.
ing.
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
funeral
and
floral
tributes
were
numerous.
The
Excelsior
Club
had
charge
of
the
funeral
aivl
the
Kitkatla
band
took
roart
In
the
service
and
procession,
playlpg
"Remembrance"
and
"Salcredo-
under
conductorshlp
of
Henry
Brown.
The
boats
Quotoonsta.
Caut.
MkL-
thew
Hill,
and
ClkkseveV.
Cant
Percy
Temple,
were
used
to
take
the
funeral
party
to
the
cemeterv
across
the
water
from
the
village.
!
WHIFFLETS
!
From
the
Waterfront
J
Union
steamer
Catala.
CaDt.
James
Findlay,
arrived
In
port
at
aska
ports.
He
and
another
man
were
swept
overboard
In
a
storm.
The
Alaska
freighter
Evelyn
Berg.
Capt.
Allah
Fulmer,
arrived
In
por.
at
6
o.'clock
Sunday
morning
and,
after
discharging
one
carload
ol
frozen
fish
at
the
plant
of
the
Nor
music
by
the
visiting
orchestra.
Re-1
transshipment
to
the
United
States
iresnmenis
were
servea.
yuc
unaaian
mauonai
Kan
The
local
committee
consisted
of
ways,
sailed
for
Seattle.
Joe
Ratchford.
W.
B.
McCallum,
-
War
Nervousness
Slumping
Market
Values
On
New
York
Stock
Fx-chanre
Reach
Lowest
Ivel
Since
1D35
NEW
YORK,
March
21:
Suffer
lng
from
a
case
of
war
nerves,
the
New
York
stock
market
at
the
end
of
the
week
dropped
iron
on.
to
five
points
touching
new
low
levels
since
)935.
rndustijals
were
off
3.62,
rails,
off
,38,
and
utilities,
o:t
'
'
.
)
It.
A
yyH
'4fi
-xsiyt
Hi
Irving
Linnell
Seen
In
Films
United
Statd
Consul.
General
at
Canton
Started
Career
Here,
Marrying
Local
Girl
-.nrt
nH
n
o.
.
In
tne
course
of
a
news
reel
at
av
the
Capitol
Theatre
at
the
week-
.,
i
m
...
cn"
as
seen
a
brief
flash
of
Ir-
row
morning
southbound.
The
TlT
rT
"
hm.,v,
v,
.
f.,..
u
sul-general
af
Canton,
China.
This
NEW
PLANT
FOR
LIGHT
Lodge.
O
"
'
-Vtu&
Dancing
was
"
enjoyed
V44JVJtU
withn
V
4
1.11
'
fhern
Fishermen's
.
0
Cold
U.U.Ugi.
Storage
1U1
for
Village
of
Kitkatla
Now
Proceed
ing
With
New
Electrical
Community
Project
A
new
and
up-to-date
electric
lighting
system
is
being
installed
at
the
village
of
Kitkatla,
members
of
the
electric
lighting
committee
Df
the
village
having
been
in
town
'during
the
past
week
to
purchase
materials
required
for
the
plant
Financed
by
village
subscription
Installation
of
the
plant
at
Kitkatla
is
now
well
under
way.
Thf
machine
has
already
arrived
fron
the
south
and.
under
the
directlor
of
the
Excelsior
Club,
lines
are
bs-lng
run
around
the
village
wltl
..Iatthew
Hill
and
Joseph
Innls
U?
foremen.
Some
1875
feet
of
po!;-have
been
taken
out.
Construction
of
the
power
house
has
yet
to
bt
earned
out
ai
weH
as
the
wiring
of
the
poles.
PROTECT
CHILDREN'S
EYES
AuggaU
"Marine
iiiMi.-
no
giare
m
Alabastihe-timed
walls
and
ceilings.
Those
lovely
water-colour
tints
are
restful
to
the
eyes
.
.
.
pleasing
.
;
;
artistic
j
.
;
economical;
h
in
"W"a--a-awaaaaaaaMaai
Your
Choice
Of
Any
of
These
4
Items
$22'00
Spring
Filled
Mattress
'Keg.
$27.50
for
$22.00
English
Prams
Keg.
$27.50
for
$22.00
Bed,
Complete
'Bed,
Cable
Spring
and
Felt
Mattress
Keg.
$27.50
for
$22.00
Wardrobes
Keg.
$27.50
for
22.00
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
COMEDIES
FederaI
Building
EEATURED
Is
Taking
Shape
"Fit
For
a
King:,-
With
Joe
E.
Brown,
and
"Breakfast
far
Two"
Presented
Here
Joe
EL
Brown's
new
adventure
i
Mack
Is
the
princess
and
the
cast
also
Includes
Harry
Davenport,
Hal-''
liwell
Hobbes,
John
Qualcn.
Frank
'
Rplrhpr
nnrt
Rnccoll
IHl-c
I
n
,
i
I...
,
.
uepieie
wun
sparKimg
comeay
situations
and
smart
dialogue,
"Breakfast
for
Tun"
nrnvMps
n
'
good
vehicle,
it
Is
said,
for
the
tal-,
ents
of
Herbert
Marshall
and
Bar-
.
"
-
-
"
J
-'
11.-'
4VIIUV4
14.1
14
lazy
playboy
and
the
latter
as
a
business
woman.
Olenda
Farrelland
Eric
Blore
are
also
Important
members
of
the
cast.
HAK
SILVER
NEW
YORK:
ICJP)
Bar
"'as.
unchanged
at
H8tC
pr
fine
ounce
on
the
Now
York
met
al
market
today.
Reach
the
mosi
people
in
cut
and
district
with
au
aovertlsement
i
In
the
Dallv
Nrwa
TRAPPERS!
Don't
lie
Foolish
Don't
sell
your
furs
until
you
sec
us.
You
are
sure
to
fet
30
more
by
selling
to
G0LDBL0GM
The
Old
Reliable
Learn
To
Play
Violin,
Viola,
Cello,
Uass
C.
C.
WALKER,
Instructor
212
Fourth
Street
Ear
Test
Conducted
witft
the
"Rcsonoscope"
Free
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONF.
657
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFI
Phone
il
For
Best
Household
Coai
MRS.
C.
E.
ni.ACK
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
iHaGD
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroU
in
Prince
Rupert
Pouring
of
Concrete
Walls
to
Level
Of
Basement
Floor
Proceeding
hit
"Fit
for
a
King"
and
comedy
an
concrete
foundation
walls
of
the
hilarious
romance
"Breakfast
For
ncw
fcdcral
building
on
Third
two'
wun
Herbert
Marsnau
ana
Avenue
nm
nn
horrtnnin
t
""""
"
"5"1
was
of
interest,
to
old
friends
in
nM
,e
,.!.?
"uw
""
l"
usi
oi
passengers.
""'j-
w..,.
..4-
aennue
as
of
mix
D,t,,..o
r.
.
w
,
.
,,
J
snapc
pouring
P,rince
Rupert
of
Mr
Linne11
who
teresting
and
entertaining
double
ture
proceeds
steadily
Some
visuY
Bound
from
Ketchikan
to
Seattle,
his
diplomatic
career
as
bill
picture
showing
at
the
program
idea
'"lJ
is
13
'l"w
now
to
be
e
trained
gainca
as
as
to
10
tw
irt
Vorfhinnrt
Tr,Cn,(-,(i
n
..
vice-consul
here
before
the
w.ir
..
u,,
1,
.u.
ui
...
,
..udopuivauvit
o
iiici
ui
vi
110
it
rw
a
fa
nit.
SIZP
OI
trip
STMirfnrp
Prmrlnfr
rf
.......
,
v
muiursmp
uner
woriniana,
uapt.
'"'
Theatre.
iconcrete
is
at
nresent
to
th
1pv,-
rSl
,thf-
SUUar
PlaJ'lne
f
Len
W11,ams'
w:ls
111
Prt
from
l?
Prin'Ce
Ruprt
10
Miss
LllHan
e
Brown.
In
"Fit
for
a
Klng.0?
the
basemeS
floor
wWch
wU
Charlie
Whipple
i:S0
ttf
12:15
discharging
five
car-
er.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
traVels
abroad
with
fast
action
be
of
solid
cScrctc
riSi
The
cast
consUted
of
Joe
Town-
loads
of
frozen
fish
for
transship-
W.
S.
Fisher,
formerly
of
this
city
leadlng
from
New
Yorlc
to
a
mihi-iover
the
rock
Tthc
SScS
Senand
Mildred
Gil-
ment
I
now
residing
In
Medina.
Wash-
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.mominSni
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over
Canadian
National
Rail-
f"d
cai
kingdom
where,
as
a
comic
to
work
thl
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and
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TONIGHT
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Showj
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Glenda
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m.
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Helen
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Paul
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WOULD
NEWS
(At
7:00
and
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SPECIALS
In
Small
Leath
tenner
vjooas
Priced
Especially
Low
to
Clear
Hcst
Quality
English
Make
Genuine
Leather
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2
Keys.
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Only
4
keys.
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For
6
keys
Only
:
CHANCE
PLUSES
Very
substantial.
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CHANCE
PLUSES
With
zipper
opening.
Only
TRIPLE
CARD
CASE
Only
RILL
FOLU-Genulnc
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FOLD-Genulne
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25c
40c
5Cc
50c
50c
75c
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and
JO
CA
Opening
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At
these
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every
one
is
a
KEAL
HAKGAIN
Limited
stock
only
available
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advantage.
now
and
Save.
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Kyi
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STEAMSHIPS
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Steamers
Leave
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for
Vancouver
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TLES.
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DAY,
1:30
p.m.
g;oo
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thurs.
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Sun.
Midnliht
If
convenient
please
purchase
tickets
at
office
Further
information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEW.MAN.
Printr
Ituprrt
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
5KH
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
S.MKIJING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
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I.UlTISII
COLLMIJIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Brand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
ol
Ammonia,
Supcrplw
phates,
Complete
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Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Rrand
Mctnls
Cold,
Silver,
Electrolytic
Lead,
Zinc.
Cadmium,
Hismulh.
Cheaper
Feed
Having
a
surplus
of
Rulkley
Valley
wlisal
It
Is
necessary
to
reduce
our
prices.
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up
58
or
558
and
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Money,
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Com
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will
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buyers
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