FAGE
TWO
Js,
SftJj
Adhf
f,m
fain
T-R-C
S
IMPLETON
lJ?ISff-p
IQ3
flTHClJ
capsules
b
he
c
ej
i
va
.
arvi
m.,k.i
(
n..d.ch.i
Munlis
Lumbago
baaliai
Kheumstiam
And
aimilax
forma
ot
ment
of
Rheumatic
and
NeuriticPain.
Pin
almost
alwaysyieldlothe
T-R-C
s
If
you
read
our
booklet
carefully
(Templtton'a
Rheumatic
Capsules)
you
will
undemand
why
the
T-R-C's
treatment.
Your
druceUt
can
very
likely
tell
ybu
how
creatly
T-R-C's
have
Jielped
some
of
his
own
customer.
To
ree
even
a
few
of
the
hundreds
of
testimonial
letters
in
our
files,
would
convince
you
that
T-R-C's
are
e
:raordi-narily
successful
in
the.
treat-
treatment
is
so
successful.
Cut
wouldn't
it
be
better
to
know
iiow
successful
T-R-C's
can
be
by
using
them
for
your
own
Pain?
Oct
a
50c
or
$1
box
from
your
druggists
or
send
10c
for
booklet
and
ccner-
pus
tna
toTemplejtons"K"
The
Daily
News
r
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations?.
DAILY
EDITION.
rt'
T46
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor,
.i
Saturday,
Jan.
22,
1927
PROVINCIAL
GOVERNMENT
STARTS
HOUSECLEANINtt.
Following
the
example
of
the
federal
government,
the
provincial
administration
has
decided
to
institute
a
clean-up
in
its
services
particularly
in
the
matter
of
liquor
affairs.
The
government
is
to
be
congratulated
on
its
courage
in
taking
the
bull
by
the
horns
and.
at
the
risk
of
bringing
discredit
upon
itself
through
the
failings
of
its
officials
or
employees,
meeting
the
demands
of
the
public
for
a
searching
investigation
Into
its
services.
Stronger
is
the
government
that
has
wrongdoing
and
corrects
it
than
one
whose
officialdom
is
so
clean
that
it
needs
no
rectifying.
The
attorney
general
seems
to
be
embarking
upon
a
campaign,
of
general
housecleaning
ivhich
will
be
admired
and
appreciated
by
the
public.'
IS
MOST
OUTSTANDING
v
NEED
AT
PRESENT
TIME.
One
of
this
city's
most
outstanding
needs
at
the
present
time
is
protective
facilities
for
the
fishing
fleet
which,
after
all,
is
the
port's
most
important
adjunct.
The
fishermen
have
long
enough
suffered
with
the
makeshift
and
disgraceful
accommodation
and
it
is
high
time
that
something
were
done
about
it.
The
property
loss
Involved
in
such
a
gale
as
that
which
struck
the
waterfront
last
week
would
hardly
have
to
be
doubled
or
trebled
to
give
the
boats
suitable
protection.
The
importance
of
the
desired
project
cannot
be
over
emphasized
and
there
should
be
a
general
demand
on
the
proper
authorities
to
have
the
need
met
without
further
dlay.
COMPARING
DEALS
OF
STEWART
AND
TOPLEY.
Up
to
the
point
of
wildcatting,
all
the
world
loves
a
booster.
The
editor
of
the
Portland
Canal
News
at
Stewart
is
that,
but
in
giving
three
rousing
British
cheers
over
a
mining
deal
recently
concluded
on
a
Marmot
River
property
it
was
hardly
necessary
to
attempt
to
ride
to
glory
on
the
shoulders
of
any
other
district
In
a
spontaneous
outburst
of
enthusiasm
the
Stewart
editor
became
madly
tangled
in
its
comparisons
with
the
'deal
on
the
Taylor
property
at
Topley
as
a
means
of
setting
out
in
relief
a
deal
that-means
much
to
Portland
Canal.
The
Stewart
paper
describes
the
Marmot
River'
transaction
as
without
doubt,
the
finest
deal
made
on
a
mining
property
in
Brit
ish
Columbia
in
the
last
two
decades."
This
statement
truly
takes
"
...
-
-
uM.uv.r..
SlAldllCllfc
WUIJr
IclllCS
-
in
a
lot
of
territory
and
much
time,
but
the
editor
proceeds
to
calmly
give
figures
to
show
that
it
is
nothing
of
the
kind,
and.
comes-
far
irom
naving
"tne
laylor
deal
faded."
e
also
question
the
statement
that
"Portland
Canal
district
comes
along
all
the
.time
with
a
little
better
results
than
any
other
section
of
B.C.
can
produce
in
any
respect."
In
the
Marmot
River
deal
the
Premier
people
take
over
he
Prosperity
group
of
seven
claims
on
the
basis
of
$20,000
cash
on
a
bond
for
5125,000
for
52
per
cent
interest.
OTTAWA,
Jan.
22.
The
province
ol
British
Columbia
was
the
centre
ot
a
eer
mine,
located
on
Cadwallader
creek
In
the
Llllooet
district
was
worked
In
a
ux.ll
way
for
some
years
prior
to
1914,
but
owing
ty
lack
ot
capital
operations
private
were
not
profitable
and
gradually
ceased,
'prices.
THE
DAILT
NETV3
Saturday
jH
-
t.
DEVELOPMENT
IN
ANNUAL
BALL
i
MINING
OF
B.C.1
OF
REGIMENT!
I
i
.
int.
i.oi.macii:
or
i
kucic
i.
ur.oi.o-
.ur.uii
in
moom:
iii.i.
ist
nkiiit
t.lt'.tl.
MKU.V
TILLS
OF
I'KO-tlltKSS
.M.IK
IN
THIS
has
riioitot
(iin.v
i:nmyi.i
iiv
mdik
si:vi:ntv-fiv;
vm
im.ks
The
annual
ball
of
the
102nd
Battalion.
First
North
B.C.
Regiment,
held
great
deal
of
mining
development
durlnc
last
night
lUwthe
Moose
Hall,
was
a
1826.
and.
according
to
Dr.
V.
Dolmage
highly.
sueeesAfal
and
enjoyable,
'
nlrv
of
the
Geological
8urvey
of
Canada,
There
VerefibJut
75
coflples
p'rWeiaVWI
j
some
notable
results
were
obtained.
-of
whom
d'Jnced
merrily
until
he
smalt;
In
the
Stewart
district
the
B.C.
Stl-1
hours
of
the
morning
to
splendid
music
1
ver
Mines.
Limited,
continue
to
add.
to
furnished
by
Un
It
P.
Ponder's
Or-
their
already
valuable
ore
reserve
and
chestra.
At
mldnulu.
delicious
refresh-
j
some
of
the
ore
extracted
during
devet-
menta
were
served.
Company
Sergeant-,
opment
work
has
been
shipped.
Further
Major
Harold
Ponder
acted
as
matter
of'
development
at
the
Sullivan
mine
lndl-
ceremonies
m
the
hall
which
was
ap-:
cates
reserves
of
Immense
sle
and
It
Is
proprlately
decorated
for
the
occasion.
unofficially
reported
that
the
present
The
event
was
under
the
general
eu-rate
of
production
can
be
maintained
for
pervlslon
of
Capt.
0.
P.
Tinker
and
the
'
fifty
years.
Electrical
prospecting
and
various
committees
were
as
follows:
ordinary
development
have
made
sub-j
Decoration
Company
Sergeant-Major
;
stantial
Increases'
to
the
large
ore
re-
"Harold
Ponder
and
Private
Lnog.
serves
ot
the
Britannia
Mining
and
Invitations
and
program
Lieut.
Nor-Smeltlng
Company,
and
the
valuable
re-
rts
Prlngle.
Csmpany
Sergent-MaJor
C.
serves
of
the
Old
Sport
copper
mine
on
;
I-
Youngman,
Private
R.
Howard.
Prl-Qu&Ulno
Sound,
Vancouver
Island,
un-.
vate
F.
HSmlth
and
Private
Williams
der
development
by
the
Consolidated'
Refreshments
Lieut.
Alex.
Rix.
Cora-Mining
and
Smelting
Company,
have
also
1
pany
Sergeant-Major
Murray
and
Plon-
:
been
Increased.
A
comparatively
new
!
er
Sergeant
tt.
B.
Eastman,
mineralized
area
has
come
Into
promln-
1
ence
following
development
by
the
Fed-
1
r.
"-tt
eral
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
on
the
Ll-Li-Kell
claims,
located
on
the'
divide
between
the
Llllooet
and
BIrken-
:
head
rivers,
some
twenty
miles
north
of
Pemberton.
A
very
high
grade
sliver
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
ore
Is
found
on
this
DroDertv.
'
JANr.tKY
tt,
m:
Twa
important
gold
producers
have
.
The
city
has
accepted
from
C
C.
become
prominent.
The
Engineer
mine.
Perry,
Indian
agent,
the
gift
of
an
old
In
the
Atlln
district,
acquired
great
no-
;
service
rifle
used
by
the
guard
at
Port
toriety
a
few
years
ago
out
of
the
lltl-;
Simpson
away
back
In
1853
and
two
'
gatlon
In
which
It
became
involved
as
a
stone
Hatchet
of
Indian
make,
result
of
'
Its
former
owner's
sudden
,
"
,
,.,
death.
When
ownership
was
finally
ea-
;
W.
E,
Thompson
leaves
tonight
to
at-tabllahed
and
the
stock,
put
on
the
New
,
tend
the
B
O.
Federation
of
Labor
Con-
York
market
tt
soared
to
fabulous
ventlon
which
.eonrcaes
at
Reveletoke.
prices.
Present
operations
do
not
at1
all
.
-
warrant
those
prices,
but
they
are
fairly
.
E.
M.
8andllands.
government
agen.
successful
and
the
mine
haa
become
an
,
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Is
In
important
producer
of
gold.
The
Plon-
j
the
city
today
on
his
way
to
Wllmtr
where
he
haa
been
transferred.
The
Retail
Grocers'
Association
held
a
meeting
last
night
to
discuss
In
1924
D.
Sloan
took
charge
and
toon!
put
the'
mine
on
a
paying
basis.
It
la'
Alderman
D.
C.
UeRae
tneattoned
at
now
one
of
the
most
important
and
pro-
!
the
council
meeting
last
night
that
f
(table
of
the
smaller
gold
producer?
of
most
Ol
the
business
was
transacted
by
the
province
and
promises
a
still
brighter
j
committees
which
generally
held
longer
future.
The
adjoining
property,
the
sessions
than
the
council.
Coronation,
has
come
under
the
same
i
.
management
and
seems
likely
to
become
The
Indemnity
by
law
providing
for
equaUy
profitable.
Still
another
neigh-!
the
salaries
of
the
mayor
and
aldermen'
boring
mine,
the
Lome,
has
benefitted
by
the
success
of
those
operations
and
Is
being
revived
along
similar
lines.
In
the
Slocan
dlitrlct
the
Victoria
j
Syndicate
has
added
materially
to
the
I
.--..
.
.
U...
.MM.
W
fct
i
V.
.
.M.O
mv
VVU
Increased
by
the
development
of
the
farJMcAlllstor.
Luckv
Jim
and
Whitewater
mines.
The
Monarch
mine,
near
Field,
may
become
a
large
producer
of
low-grade
lead-zinc
ore.
,
MITKWOKTIIV
llf
KKIK.H
The
following
are
the
most
noteworthy
discoveries
made
during
the
season,
according
tA
Dr
TVilmxr
On
The
Taylor
property
of
j
Marmot
river,
which
enters
the
eastern
oniy
live
Claims
was
turnea
lor
$10,000
cash
on
a
clear
bond
of
iide
or
Portland
Canal
near
its
head,
a
Sysuu.uuu.
inese
are
the
main
facts;
the
comparative
details
tell
a(three.foot
vein
of
pure
galena
carrying
different
story.
iioo
ounces
of
silver
to
the
ton
was
Prosperity
group
adjoins
the
Porter
Idaho,
a
property
on
-1lsvered
on
the
Porteryidsho
property
which
a
great
deal
of
work
has
been
done
for
a
number
of
years
!,n(1
on
the
,3Jolnln8
ellin
owni
br
and
which,
according
to
the
Stewart
paper,
has
been
"somewhat
of
!fncow"'
n1
watiand.
At
Tpo-a
spectacular
producer."
Everyone
knows
that
a
wealthy
neighbor
j
tTr
thertTn
"
lends
class
to
the
surroundings,
whether
it
be
a
mining
pVospe'ct
JTJSXZiZ
just
somebody
trying
to
keep
with
the
and
up
Jones,
this
nice
neigh-
trace
showing
carrying
good
values
m
bor
was
no
doubt
a
big
factor
in
the
Prosperity
deal.
Then,
again,
(gold
was
discovered
Wiy
in
the
summer,
the
Prosperity
shipped
thirty
tons
of
ore
to
Trail
from
which
SC.
I
This
ha
attracted
muct
attention
and
was
read
last
evening
and
laid
on
the
table
for
one
week.
The
bylaw
provided
1
that
the
Mayor's
salary
will
be
11500,
and
each
alderman
will
receive
1300,
the
same
as
last
year.
II
In
The
Letter
Box
HOUl
TO
TKKIttrK.
Editor.
Dally
News.
I
have
noted
with
pleasure
the
Interest
the
dtseens
of
Prince
Rupert,
sre
taking
in
a
road
out
of
the
etty
snd
to
500
was
returned,
and
it
is
quite
clear
that
the
Premier
did
not
buy
"
t
Prent
bonded
at
a
high
figure..
ting
cordwood
and
a
a
prospect,
because
the
effervescing
Stewart
publisher
says
that
A
,are
ePt
'
galena
was
discav-j
pectors
to
took
the
country
over
Am
Brighten
Your
Home
At
Little'
Expen
BE
AUTIFUL-and
at
the
fill
PYTHIAN
SISTERS
prices-
fo
Inexpensive
fill
1
'
..
r
7
T
.aHte
1st
.
.
w
ENTERTAINED
WITH
CARDS
LAST
NIGHT
njoiptilr
Atrial
l
ilnrlluu
Held
at
Home
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
(I.
t.
Hatha
llflreii
Table
An
enjoyable
card
party
was
held
last
Terrace
I
se
the
Idea
Is
to
build
thelga-v.
bT
,h,
Prthla
Bl,tera
a-va
r
aUna
W.
OL.
.
J
v4
aViSJ
tsU-
OsVSTlia.
I
think
a
better
and
cheaper
one
could
be
built
further
inland
which
would
be
of
more
benefit
to
Prlitce
Rupert
What
matter
If
It
la
a
little
longerf
The
longer
It
la.
the
more
country
it
will
open
up.
Land
along
at
the
;
pome
of
Mr.
and
Mrtf.O.
E.
Oullck.
CM',
Seventh
Avenue
Eastt
'
There
were
flf-'
:eeu
tables
and
the
iinntrs
mere:
I
Bridge
-
Ladles'
'first.
Mrs.
M.
L.
Stepp;
ladies'
second,'
Mrs.
Let
Dell:
!
'
-jen's
first,
J.
Howet
-men's
second,
Lee
Dell.
,
the
route
would
be
found
useful
for!
Whist
Ladles'
first.
"Mrs.
M.
Leek:
different
purposes,
sueh
as
chicken
andhadleV
second.
Mrs.
d.McCUUoch;
men's
nog
raneues.
vegetable
gardens,
coun.
'Irst,
D.
R.
Wilson:
men's
second,
Joe
try
homes,
work
for
unemployed
cut-
Rtchford.
"''
chance
for
pros-1
Alter
cards,
refreshments
were
served
nd
community
singing
snd
music
wsi
"It
....
must
have
been
recognized
by
the
purchasers
that
an
erfd
by
J'
Fergun
on
tn
Ingonlkajiong
as
the
proposition
can
be
killed
enjoyed
until
2
o'cloti."'
Musicians
of
the
amount
of
ore
worth
more
than
the
cash
payment
has
been
exnosed
exposed
,R,!'r
45
mlle
,rom
Fort
0ranim'
aoo.)ust
by
the
mere
statement
that
it
wiui"nn
"-
"!
-
Oullck,
Bid
by
development."
mlI
north
of
t
to,.n
OI
Priucejcct
,3iwo.ooo:
U
WWer
be
buuthith
and
W.
N.
Hoi,.,
:
So,
then,
have
the
ifZl
!:
""e
tbe'
would
Outieit
we
Prosperity
slam
bang
up
against
a
"sen-
:
.
Rational
nroducinir
mine."
and
itlf
ahlr,nlne
Mfn.
Kf
o,
r.
IT"
7.
AT
,;VT:
;
MVtT
t0
P"
n
the
f
7
.r.rvr.
a,.
werm,
.
-n
...
.7
.
,""
v"
uic.
it,
nevrrmejeai
i-
north.
My
idea
would
be
rbr
na
Mrs.
Oedrge
Johnstone.
Both
n-.
j
wou,a
,or
the
tne
dlv
c"'
the.
Prospentv
and
its
neighbor
have
bpPn
nndor
Hviinnn,,nt
traetin-
mrh
.tt-minn
k..,,.-
nf
.l.
.
joi
evei-.
years,
out
io
auu
glamor
to
tne
deal
the
Stewart
paper
ire"
Mze
ntl
promise
and
the
strong
finds
it
necessary
to
compare
this
with
the
Topley
property
discbv-iladlcatlon
ot
othfr
,are
deposits
or
ered
seven'
months
ago
that
has
never
shipped
a
pound
of
ore
and
-ea
nd
""PP"
found
,n
tne
district.
has
had
barely
$1,500
spent
in
development
ind
because
ot
the
probability
that
a
'
For
a
display
of
the
kind
of
sportsmanship
In
mining
so
much
mUCh
R,Ter
V''3'
mV
b'
exlende(1
10
..JT.
u.Ti.,
become
to-be
dnsi.P,l.
and
ri
th.
anWLn,
f
Prospecting
ha.
will
tro
to
the
Standard
Silvpr-IH
rmMn
nj
r.
lr
region
and
ans
be
made
to
conlruci:
construction
of
the
rail-
r,wrv,v
iiiuvu
carry
out
me
e
ug
wish
our
roruanu
canai
inends
every
success
in
our
way.
irjendly
rivalry
for
the
greater
good
of
B.C.,
but
it
hardly
becomes'
Th
Prating
companies,
many
lndl-necessary
to
compare
a
raw
piece
of
ground
with
a
mine
that
has!TlduaU
,nd
eveT'
Wrongly
rinanced
been
developed
for
years.
'
British
companies
are
keeping
up
a
But
Stewart
has
talked
in
similar
tons
all
the
way
from
Main
!,lTelJr
M"c.h
,or
new
dePMlu
w,th
'lr
Beef
to
JIarmot
Itiver..
Much
of
It
they
don't
mean,
anS
muh
oi
lZZ
land
keen
lSlL
competition
are
JTaT,,
greatly
stimu
means
nothing.
Interior
News
In
Meat
may
be
your
poison
SHREDDED
WHEAT
will
keep
your
arteries
soft
and
healthy
-Eat
it
with
hot
milk
Strengthening
and
satisfying
lating
prospecting
actlvltfla.
MILADY
MUST
HAVE
SMALLER
FEET
SAY
STYLE
SPECIALISTS
CHICAOO,
Jan.
32
Smaller
and
da!ntler
feminine
feet
are
required
to
meet
the
demands
of
1937
shoe
styles.
Fashionable
women
must
trip
through
the
coming
aeaeons
on
heels
one
quarter
to
seven-eights
of
an
Inch
higher
than
the
highest
that
have
been
in
vogue.
Other
edicts
of
the
shoe
stylists
who
attended
the
National
Bhoe
Retailers'
Convention
aie
that
vamps
will
be
shorter:
toes
will
be
more
rounded,
and
all
thew
features
combined,
say
the
stylists,
will
make
any
foot
appear
two
sles
smaller
than
It
really
Is.
Light
colors
and
two-tone
effects
will
be
favored.
Mannish
designs
will
prevail
for
sport
wear.
"Step-ln-
types,
types,
ties,
and
airy
open
shoes
with
straps
will
be
popular.
to
employ
a
counle
f
tiDerleneed
woodsmen
to
mark
'out
route
as
farj
as
Terrace.
I
think
they
could
do
if,
In
about
one
week.
The
city
would
then
have
some
facta
to
go
on.
Perhaps
some
man
or
company
would
construct
It
and
operate
It
as
a
tollj,
roan,
tne
province
jnignt
neip
witn
a
land
grant.
z
DONALD
McLEAN,
Vancouver,
B.C.
KVCMMI
HUK?
(?)
A
little
tulle,
a
yard
of
silk;
A
little
skin,
aavwhlte
as
milk.
j
A
little
strap.
Howdare
she
breathe
I;
A
111.
I
..v.
rtAA
ri.nin.
Viia
M
-rPunch
Bowl,
"fiOVElLVMENT
I'.lQUOIt
ACT;'
l
-t-
NtlTICK
Or'AI'I'MCAflOX
KHlvltlKIt
I.HTM'I.'
NOTICE
IS
IlERnrV'
GIVEN
that,
on'
"My
wife
has
a
tollable
even
dUposI-1
the
10th
day
of
February
next,
the
un-1
tlon."
admitted
Lafe
Ugg
of
fiddle
Com?
licence
!
Bord
r
a
In
respect
Jreea.
"That
so?"
returned
Dud
Ruckman.
"You
belcha!
She's
mad
the
most
of
the
time
"
em?
m
)j
taken
Your
JfcrvcFood
To-day?
cf
premises
being
part
or
the
building,
known
as
Seal
Cove
Hotel,
situate
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Pro
vince
of
uniisn
Columbia,
upon
tne
Rupert,
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
vlnce
of
British
Columbia,
Map
Your
dealer
is
now
ofTerini;
(ONGOLEUM
GOLD
SEAL
4rt-Rugs
with
the
improved
ongcTMmirinj
surface,
for
as
low
as
$5.75
for
a
9
x4H
foot
rug.
Ask
to
see
the
full"
assortment;
or
mail
the
coupon
below
for
a
booklet
show,
inn
all
the
attractive
patterns
in
their
true
colors.
Jl
lafateas
I
j
To
avoid
dUappolnlhg
ImUalhn.
(r.usl
$ing
thu
CoUSoul
on
th
ruf
T..
k
-
WmH'xy---
-w'
W
..This
-t.
:
-
-w-.
r'!S
Viiii'
enJ
ntln
glad
Bit
(W
"
"T
lleatKin
i
a
ir'Ur
aiuiriiej
"fleautify
your
II
"n.-leunt
Cold
5:
riosa.-
rY,
THE
ACME'S
FIFTH
ANNUAL
Temptation
To
make
our
annual
stock
taking
easier,
wc
watt
out
broken
lines.
And
these
price
will
do
it.
lion
Sale
price
have
lieen
still
further
reduced.
OVEHCOATS
for
men
There
are
26
Men's
OverconU
in
thin
lot
to
I
lands
described
as
all
that
portion
of
!
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
of
Waterfront
Block
"I."
Bay
of
Prince
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
de-
Pro-
scribed
as
Lots
Eleven
(II)
and
Twelve
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
Dis-
in
Block
Ten
(ioi.
uocuon
una
!!.,
trlct.
and
being
more
particularly
de-'Clty
ot
Prince
Rupert,
Province
of
Brit-scribed
ss
follows'
lh
Columbls,
according
to
a
registered
"Commencing
af.
a
point
which
lies
In,
map
or
plan
deposited
in
the
Land
Reg-a
atralaht
line
of
bearlntr
north
SB
dee.
,
Utry
Office
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
1
28'
8"
east
a
distance
of
707
JO
feci
aforesaid
and
numbered
823,
for
the
from
Ui
centre
of
circle
as
shown
on
sale
or
beer
by
the
class
or
hy
the
open
said
Plan
933,
Section
7,
thence
aouth
bottle
ror
consumption
on
tne
premises
Odeg.
35'
25"
east
a
distance
ot
00
reel
to
a
point,
thence
north
Sldeg.
34
35"
;
east
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
Sdeg.
35'
35"
west
a
distance
of
CO
feet
to
a
point,
thence
south
83deg.
34'
35"
west
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
the
point
of
commencement."
i
for
the
Mle
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
!
the
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premises.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
ll.C.
this
3rd
day
of
January.
1937.
CORA
E.
BLACK.
Applicant.
LA
NO
ACT
NOTiri:
or
intention
to
.wtly
to
Tt)
l.l..K
LAND
f.m
DvlnM
II
I
ln.H
tin.
II
meA
inn
Tl)
DATED
this
12th
day
of
January.
1027.
!
trlet
.nd
situate
at
Huston
Inlet.
Ziun
H,
A.
DODD.
charlotte
Islands.
.
'
Applicant,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert;
M.
Currle.
tiU
r.K.Mh.T
I.HIUOK
ACT
,
pucker.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
desenbod
landi:
MiTK'i:
or
Ai'i'lJC.tTION
I
Olt
lli:i:il
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
MCKM'ti
i
northeast
cbrner
about
laOO
feet
wes-
--
terly
from
miners'
cabins
at
hesd
of
j
NOTICE
18
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
on
Huston
Inlet:
thence
westerly
W
the
1st
day
of
February
next
the
under
,
chains;
thence
southerly
about
12
chains;
!
igiicu
tiiicuu
w
api'ir
vo
vnv
liquor
i
inence
eosieriv
v
cnaiiia:
vnencm
nur.
Control
Board
for
a
licence
In
respect
therly
about
13
chains,
and
conUlnlns
to
premises
being
part
of
the
building
1st
acres,
more
or
lea.
snown
a
ienirai
noiei,
suuaiea
at
tne
'corner
of
First
and
Heveulh
directs,
In
RonRRT
M,
curtniE.
Applicant.
Ir
before
the
winter
Is
liver.
These
arc
all
pure
wool
r
cut
in
the
latest
models
in
snappy
designs
for
men
una
men.
Itegular
price
to
f
45.00.
Temptation
Hale
Price
SUITS
FOH
novs
Tnese
are
"made
of
pur
wol
material,
and
come
in
hIzm
and
In
a
uplendld
variety
of
deKlgnH
and
color,
have
two
pair
of
pant.
They
arc
all,
hard,
wearing
uif
cut
to
make
any
Ixiy
look
dn'Hscd.
Templnllnn
Sale
I'rire
SH.ll."
Acme
Importers
Termn
Strictly
dish.
Third
Avenue
No
charge
arrunl
MILK
From
liutkley
Valley
FKESH
.MILK
AND
Willi4
I'LNfJ
CKEAM
Quality
and
Servico
Valentin
Dairy
I'l.onc
C57
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suitn
made
to
or
tier.
In
our
shop
a.,
low
as
...
.
$50
22.1
Sixth
Street