lonijay.
March
.21,
1927
5
Special
torses'
Watch
We
have
just
Imported
theae
watches
for
nurses.
All'
the
teel'
part,
are
made
of
sta(nless
uteel
bo
that
water
will
not
rust
them
in
case
they
get
wet.
They
have
a
seconds
hand
for
counting
the
pulse
and
the
movement
will
run
forty
hours,
so
that
If
winding
is
forgotten
for
a
few
houra,
the
watch
will
still
he
run-nlng.
Price
from
18
to
$25.00.
WE
LAUNDER
SHIRTS
AHD
SHIRTWAIST
TOO-
I
SoTriATTrteyiEEM
I
ffcUirE
FRtS
H
AMD
N
W
a
Foi'It
shirt
waist
and
his
shirt
bould
take
a
trip
to
this
laun-
and
return.
They
will
de-
onstrate
to
you
our
exiert
bllity,
our
polite
manner
of
frving
and
our
moderate
Ices,
We
Invite
rou
to
do
this.
Soneer
Laundry
Phone
118
v
j
YXitil
TO
If
sinn
i.m
i
&
(Jewellers
SEaTHE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
HE
PIONEER
.AUNDRY
KIDS
VrC
Pt-CAStTHe
MN
WHO
'
KNOW
THE
C-ArANDYvE
CW
SUIT
70U
JUJT
223
Sixth
Street
One
mighty
substantial
reason
why
every
builder,
I
large
or
small,
can
feel
safe
in
purchasing
lumber
from
us
is
that
tht
master
build-
fcrs
and
contractors
of
this
community
swear
by
and
not
Fbt
the
lumber
they
purchase
ifrom
us.
llbert
&
McCaffery
Phone
11C
and
117
Pr.J.R.Gosse
DENTIST
llclgerson
Rlock
X-Rny
Service.
Open
Even-
Ings
Phone
686.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
$
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal.
Sf.nd
and
Gravel.
'We
SpeclallM
in
Piano
and
Furnitum
Moving.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
I
Suits
made
to
or-
I
der.
in
our
siiop
kbs
low
as
........
$50
HAPPY
MOTHER
IS
INCANAD
A
jHAIII
M1B-
t'OMK
IP
SOX
ItlKVT
COMItAlX
HE
IMIIVT.
WINNIPEG,
Mar.
21.
A
total
of
3.168
settlers,
agricultural
worker
and
domestic
from
the
British
Isles,
the
Scan,
dtnavlan
country
arid
central
Europe
were
on
board
six
steamer
arriving
at
Halifax
over
the
week
end
and
early
this
week.
These
Include
the
Noordam
(Holland-American);
Seydlltz
(North
oerman
Lloyd
I,;
Ausonta
and
Alaunla
(Cunard):
Letlta
(Anchor
Donaldson.
and
United
Stale
iScandlnavlan-Amer-
lean)
In
addition
to
agricultural
parties
organized
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
there
are
parties
of
Norwegian
who
are
going
to
the
west.
Of
the
three
thousand
odd
Individual
It
1
possible
that
no
one
I
more
happy
in
prospect
than
Mrs.
Rose
WIlby,
of
West-Eallng,
who
has
act
out
on
an
affair
of
hltrh
adventure.
Her
nn
'Jimmy"
came
to
Canada
Tear
a
20
under
the
provisions
of
the
Juvenile
emigration
scheme
and.
aa
they
parted,
the
mother
said:
"Jimmy.
If
you
don't
make
a
single
complaint
In
your
letters.
IH
come
to
see
you
In
a
year."
In
fulfilment
of
this
promise
Mrs.
WUby
arrived
on.
the
as
Ausonla
(Cun-
....
..
.
..
.
V
ia
unci,
ana
aiicr
landing
she
boarded
a
train
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
continue
her
Journey
to
Miami,
Manitoba,
where
"Jimmy"
Wllby
is
now
on
a
farm.
The
arrangement
were
completed
by
officials
of
the
colonization
department
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
TllCltK
IIKsT.
"I
would
like
to
put
It
this
way
my
Lord."
said
counsel:
"Suppose
I
acre
to
see
your
Lordship
going
into
a
public
hoae
"
"Coming
In,"
corrected
the
Judge
)
-init
rs"
Journal,
London.
Advertise
In
tin
Dally
Newa.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
liKITISII
COLUMBIA.
ite
ritiNri:
imtVkt
Vivtmo-n.Kfrrnic
COMI'AW
i.imiti:i
HAI.E
IIV
OKKr.R
OF
THE
COI
KT
TAKE
NOTICE
that
pursuant
to
the
order
of
Mr.
Justice
O.
A.
McDonald
dated
the
18th
day
of
February.
1937.
In
a
bondholders'
action
Intituled
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
between
The
Royal
Trust
Company
and
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Company
Limited
and
others,
being
K.1602US16.
brought
to
enforce
the
trusts
of
an
Indenture
dated
the
30th
day
of
June.
Id
11.
tenders
are
Invited
by
Oeorge
Edward
Winter
the
Receiver
appointed
by
an
order
of
this
Court
dated
the
15th
day
of
September,
1910.
and
the
decree
In
the
said
action
dated
the
31it
day
of
November.
1818,
for
the
purchase
or
all
the
remaining
properties
and
asset
of
the
said
Company.
The
aald
properties
are
described
as
follows:
1.
That
certain
parcel
of
land
and
remise,
situate
in
the
Province
of
E
ritith
Columbia
more
particularly
described
aa
Lot
C35.
Range
5.
Coast
District,
containing
ICO
acres
more
or
lest.
2.
That
certain
parcel
of
land
and
remises
situate
In
the
Province
of
E
ntuh
Columbia
more
particularly
described
aa
Lot
13SS.
Range
5.
Coast
District,
containing
37
Bl.loo
acre
more
or
less,
excepting
thereout
a
strip
of
land
one
chain
In
width
measured
from
hlihwster
mark.
3.
That
certain
parcel
of
land
and
Premises
altuate
In
the
Coast
District
rovlnce
of
British
Columbia,
and
more
particularly
described
a
Lot
C95.
Range
i.
containing
32
SO
100
acres
more
or
less.
4.
Maps
dealing
with
surveys
of
drainage
areas
rainfall
and
runoff
data,
deslgna
of
dams,
power
plants,
transmission
lines
and
receiving
station
for
Fall
and
Khatad
Rivers
development,
and
plans
of
works.
The
Receiver
is
Informed
that
the
above
lands
parcels
1.
2
and
3
were
selected
by
the
engineers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Company
Limited
as
being
suitable
altes
for
the
construction
of
water
power
plants.
Tenders
msy
be
made
for
all
the
said
parcels
together
or
for
one
or
more
separately.
Particulars
and
condition
of
sale
may
be
had
upon
application
at
the
office
of
Meura.
KlddeU,
stead,
Hodges
&
Winter,
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
Building,
Vancouver,
or
at
the
office
of
the
undersigned.
DATFD
the
2nd
dsy
of
March.
1027.
WILSON.
WHSALLER
ft
SYMES
Solicitors
tor
the
Plaintiff.
640
Pender
Street
West,
Vancouver,,
B.C.
'71
GOVERNMENT
L!(u6r
ACT."
;oti(i:
or
trii
ir
atios
rou
mint
j
ijckmi:.
I
NOTICE
13
HEREBY
C1IVEN
that
on
!
he
9th
day
of
April
next
the
undersigned
I
Mend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
oard
lor
a
licence
In
respect
to
premises
eing
part
of
the
building
known
as
lassett
Inlet
Hotel,
situate
at
Port
I
lementa,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Pro-ince
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
ands
described
ai
Lot
Five
(5),
Block
1
.Ma.rnll.
fill
DtiMlulalnn
.f
T
U.
..
.
.1
i
undred
and
forty-six
(746),
Port
;
lements
Townslte,
less
Thirty-three
(33)
fret
from
front
to
rear
on
west
aide
of
aid
Lot.
aa
shown
on
a
registered
map
r
plan
deposited
In
the
Land
Registry
ifrice
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
he
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
umbered
1079,
ror
the
sale
or
beer
by
he
glass
or
by
the
open
bottle
for
con-umption
on
the
premises.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
this
Ith
day
of
March.
1927.
WARREN
SCOTT.
B.
U
TINOLEY,
Applicants.
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT.
-k.s.c.
rn.i'Ti:it.
us
Wllltam
J.
Crawford
hereby
give
notice
he
has,
under
Section
7
of
the
aald
Act,
deposited
with
the
Minister
of
Public
work
at
Ottawa,
and
In
the
office
of
the
District
Registrar
of
the
Land
Registry
District
of
Prlnoe
Rupert
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
a
description
of
the
site
and
the
plana
of
wharf
proposed
to
be
built
In
the
Portland
Canal
on
Lot
4007,
District
of
Catslar.
And
take
notice
that
after
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
or
publication
of
this
notice
William
J,
Crawford
will
under
Section
7
of
the
said
Act,
apply
to
the
Mlulster
of
Public
Work
at
his
office
In
the
city
of
Ottawa
ror
approval
or
the
site
and
plans,
and
ror
leave
to
construct
the
said
whsrf.
Duted
at
Stewart,
B.C.,
this
3rd
day
of
March,
1927.
77
W.
J,
CRAWFORD.
NEW
WARSHIPS
FOR
AUSTRALIA
111
ll.T
IT
TO
LIMIT
AIXOH-Elt
flY
WASHINGTON'
TtirUTV,
.tl'NTIt.t-
"
itmarEs
iitTrii;
f
Ki
isicit
-.Ultttl.l.4.
M'tTTIXII
IMIKK
IT
TKKM
CANIJERRA
SOON
I'reniier
Itmre
Sa)
Ior
Million
IX.
I.
Ian.
hated
hj
IMIding
Two
New
CrulMYs
In
Uriialn
Rather
Than
In
IIoijw
iKx-fcjard
LONDON,
March
21
(Canadian
Pre
Despatch
)
II
Al.A
J5.
-Australia,"
flrt
of
Australia's
two
jnodern
cruisers,
embodying
the
latest
designs
of
post-war
cruiser
construction,
took
the
water
last
week
from
the
John
Brown
Worm
on
the
Clyde,
Her
sister
ship,
the
Canberra,
will
be
launched
from
the
same
yards
later.
Tin
Australia
and
Canberra
are
the
most
efficient
and
powerful
of
thWr
class
under
the
Washington
Treaty.!
which
limits
auxiliary
surface
combatant
craft
to
10,000
tons
displacement
and
armament
of
8-Inch,
gun.
They
are
a
distinct
Improvement
on
the
Kent
or
County
class,
of
which!
five
cruisers
are
now
being
completed
for
the
Royal
Navy.
Their
displacement,
without
fuel,
la
10,000
tons.
Advantage
has
been
taken
of
the
fact
that
the
Washington
Treaty
does
not
stipulate
that
the
10.000
tons
displacement
shall
lncvlude
fuel.
A
provided
by
the
treaty
S-lnch
guns
are
their
heaviest
armament,
but
these
are
of
a
new
model,
claimed
to
be
aa
hard
hitting
as
some
of
the
heavier
battleship
ordnance
of
pre-war
days.
The
Australia
will
carry
eight
of
thei.
twin-mounted
In
four
barbettes,
on
the
ship's
centre
line,
two
turrets
forward
and
to
art.
In
addition
ahe
win
carry
a
number
of
4-lnch
and
antl-alrcrait
guns.
The
deaUners.
while
limited
to
an
evtent
or
8-lnch
guns
In
aive.
are
free
to
adopt
as
aiany
weapons
as
they
like,
providing
of
course
tht
the
displacement
limit
1
not
panted.
The
Australia
will
have
a
speed
of
34
knots
an
hour,
and
her
broadside
fire
-will
be
nearly
twice
the
intensity
or
the
old
pre-war
Country
Class,
with
their
more
numerous
S-lnch
guns.
tosT
us
in
i:m;umi
Expense
1
the
reaaon
why
the
Australian
and
Canberra
are
being
constructed
on
the
Clyde
Instead
or
at
Australia's
on
dockyard
at
Cockatoo
Isiand.
where
crulaers
and
destroyers
have
been
built
and
where
-the
Common
weal
th'a
CUM
ton
seaplane
carrier
is
now
being
constructed.
To
have
built
Ute
eruiaers
In
Australia
would
have
Involved
heavy
capital
expenditure
and
much
delay,
becaune
Australia
could
provide
only
li
per
cent
of
the
material.
Australia
does
uot
manu
facture
anaor-plate,
guns,
fittings.
In
strument
or
muiy
other
special
Item.
The
saving
by
construction
In
England
is
about
4
.000,000.
The
cost
of
hull
and
machinery
for
each
of
the
Australian
cruisers
will
be
more
that
asxmo.ooo.
Oun-mountlngs
will
cost
II.7W.000
for
each
ship
and1
armor
contracts
mt
more
than
1250,-000
each,
and
this
1
not
the
complete'
cost.
The
reasons
adduced
by
Prime
Minister
SUnley
M.
Bruce
for
construction
of
the
vessels
in
Britain
are
Interesting.'!
He
said:
"After
carefully
examining,
THZ
milt
hhwu
PAGE
FIVB
We
Must
Raise
$1,500
::
At
Once
to
Pay
Our
Creditors
::
Thit
is
the
plain
truth!
We
must
convert
our
goods,
into
cash.
We
know
our
friends
and
customers
will
be
surprised
and
amazed
to
learn
that
this
store
is
compelled
(o
make
drastic
price
concession,
but
it
is
simply
this:
we
are
overstocked!
Our
Overcoat
arrived
too
Jate
for
the
season's
trade-
A
hundred
of
these
garments
of
the
latest
models
will
be
sacrificed
at
lew
.
than
manufacturers
cost.
You
will
save
money
by
buying
one
of
these
Overcoats
and
laying
it
by
for
next
season.
Our
stock
includes
Mackinaw.
Underwear,
Shirts,
Collars,
Ties,
as
well
as
Men's
Suits
and
we
are
going
to
slash
prices
on
all
this
quality
merchandise.
Assist
us
at
this
time
and
we
assure
you
that
we
will
maintain
Montreal
prices
here
in
Prince
Rupert.
HERE
ARE
A
FEW
OF
THE
BARGAINS
OFFERED
BUT
THERE
ARE
MANY
MORE
THAT
WILL
SURPRISE
YOU.
COME
EARLY
AND
GET
FIRST
CHOICE!
MEN'S
ENGLISH
RAINCOATS
Men's
English
Raincoats.
Regular
$15
values.
Sale
price
$n.9r
Men's
Rubber
Boots
full
length.
Regular
$7X0.
Sale
price
$.VI5
Boys'
Rubber
Boots,
full
length.
Regular
$5.75.
Sale
price
$&7
Men's
Vantex
Soft
Collars.
AH
sizes
and
styles.
Sale
price
2
for
,
4."ik
Great
Assortment
of
Men's
Caps.
-Sale
price,
each
.V.
Any
kind
of
Cap
for
the
Boy
jn
the
store,
each
I!?
Men's
Bow
Ties.
Regular
50c.
Sale
price,
each
20
A
grand
assortment
of
Silk
and
Wool
Ties.
Regular
$1.25
values.
Sale
price
40y-
SOCKS.
GLOVES
AND
HANDKERCHIEFS
Irish
Linen
Finish
Handkerchiefs,
3
for
r
Only
C
to
a
customer.
Men's
Cotton
Socks.
Regular
20c.
"
Sale
price,
2
pairs
for
2-f
OnVy
4
pairs
to
each
customer.
Men's
Heavy
Canvas
Gloves.
Regular
35c.
Sale
price,
per
pair
1-V
Only
four
to
each
customer.
Men's
leather
Work
Gloves.
Good
quality.
Sale
price,
per
pair
31)0
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Men's
Heavy
Penman's
Wool
Underwear.
Sale
price,
per
garment
$
!."."
Extra
Special
Values
in
Men's
Light
Atlantic
Combinations.
Regular
$.1.00
values.
Sale
price
Sfrl.tK
Hi
It
more
Shirts.
Very
good
quality.
Latest
patterns.
Regular
$3.50
to
$4.50.
Sale
price
$l.ir
A
large
assortment
of
Men's
English
Broadcloth
Shirts
in
plain
and
fancy
checks.
Regular
$4.00
to
$5.00
values,
to
clear
at
8-.
45
Men's
Khaki
Shirts.
Regular
$1.50.
Sale
price
Jre
Men's
Flannel
-Shirts.
Regular
$2.00.
Sale
price
."51.2.-J
whether
the
placing
or
the
order
ln(
.
-
,
.
.
.
.,
,
.rr.Ti1"!11!
V.'P
original
battle-cruiser
Australia,
which'
lum
1550
tons;
Cerberu.
gunboat;
NAVIGABLE
WATER
PROTEC-
dustry.
and
stimulate
existing
Industries,
the
Government
concluded
that
these
objects
would
ns)t
be
achieved.
The
future
of
the
Industry'
must
Depend
upon
a
steady
demand
and.
apart
from
International
obligations.
Austra
Principal
ob
Jet
ion.
however,
lay
In
the
fact
that
.the
Government
la
the
only
fouroe
from'
which
.the
yardooWd
-ex-j
ptet
order,
and
the
altitude
or
tabori
towards
defence
In
ganeral
and
naval
defence
In
particular
made
It
extremely
unlikely
that
the
Industry
would
receive
even
that
measure
of
support
which
cVrcumstances
permitted
and
safety
demanded.
"The
only
direction
in
which
It
would
apepur
that
Australian
Industry
might
be
stimulated
was
In
the
roUlng
of
steel
plates,
which
today
are
not
produced,
but
the
plates
ror
a
cruiser
taking
three
years
to
build,
could
be
rolled
la
alx
weeks,
and
an
expensive
plant
would
be
ltft
Idle
ror
a
long
period.
It
1
uusound
to
suggest
that
naval
construction
would
stimulate
commercial
shipbuilding
because
tlte
work
is
entirely
different.
"The
Ooveni
merit
ha
also
considered
very
seriously
the"
question
whether
It
was
essential
to
place
the
order
locally
In
order
to
afford
skilled
artisans
an
experience
that
would
enable
them
to
effect
future
repairs,
but
examination
showed
that
since
the
work
would
be
more
of
assembling
than
of
constructing,
the
experience
gained
on
the
cruisers
would
be
little,
more
han
that
to
be
gained
on
tlie'apl'iive
carrier
whldi
Is
to
b,
conatnieted'
In
"
Australia."
T
T.4KK
lO
AIXTKM.IA
The
Australia
and
Canberra
will
be
brought
down
from
the
Clyde
to
Ion-don
early
next
year
and
here
will
be
provided
with
crews
Iron,
two
other
Australian
cruisers
which
are
to
come
to
London.
These
two
old
cruisers
will
be
broken
up.
They
are
presumably
Ilk
Melbourne
and
Sydney,
ech
of
5.400
ton
And.
each
completed
In
1913.
The
Australia
Is
named
after
the
Commonwealth
lUlf
and
also
aUer
the
Phone
Blue
118.
awjvM
vtic
a,
v
a
wuiut
ttj)u,
uvaMv4
atVfS
Ml
ilasru
aalvfi
lkV
I
f
recalHus
that
It
wu
the
presence
of!
patrol
vessels.
!
the
Australia
In
the
Western
Paciric!
Commodore
Oeorge
P.
Hyde.
RAJ,
j
massbtttCAJWER
LUJITED
hereby
which
forced
Admiral
Von
Bpee
to
cross
is
commander
of
the
active
Australian
give
notice
that
it
haa.
under
Section
into
Bouth
American
waters,
because
j
Fleet.
He
ts
an
Australian
who
began
'
Seven
of
said
Act.
deposited
with
the
neither
of
his
two
armed
cruisers,
the.
his
sea
career
In
the
Merchant
Service
1.".'?.
"n,n2
T
JS:t!i?f
lia
could
not
afford
to
embark
upon
ai"-"""
-T
,
7
,
TZ
..K.-K
...
tr..!ilani
uP,t
Thin
he
rell
In
with
Trn.
"
,:
r,
nd
destroyed,
Admiral
Cradock'a
squad
yards
continuously
employed.
The;
offi
i
.
J?
,
rou
Ooroiiel.
No.
1.
1,
himself
i
cadet
.In
1896.
lo
be
destroyed
On
December
7
by
Vice-j
transferred
to
the
Royal
.Navy.
Lent
AiimlruJ
Eturdo''
quadron(
oil
tberor
duty
under
the
Commonwealth
Falkland,,
ttland.;
.
Such';
Jwa
thej
Government
n,
J9tt,
he
ha
been
m
strategic
value
or
the
battle-cruiser!
Australia,
which
never
had
the
luck
to
be
in
a
general
engagement.
She
was
sunk
In
'accordance
with
the
Washington
Teraty.
which
limited
the
number,
of
ships
or
the
line,
namely
battleships!
and
battle-cruisers.
The
old
.Australia'
had
a
displacement
or
18.600
tons,
her
mala
armament
consisting
or
eight
13-Inch
guns,
being
bull
ton
the
Clyde
In
1913.
The
new
cruisers
or
course.!
cannot
take
thler
place
In
the
line
ol
battle
through
lack
or
gun-power
and'
defensive
armor.
The
two
new
submarines
in
Australia's
naval
program
were
launched
last
year.
The
Oxley,
named
after
one
of
the
early
surveyors-general
of
New
South
Wales
who
was
aim
a
noted
explorer,
an
dthe
Otway,
named
after
Cape
Otway,
Victoria,
and
Captain
Al-1
bany.
Otway.
R.N.,
who
named
the
Cape,
both
are
being
completed
at
the'
Vlckers
Works
In
Britain,
With
completion
of
the
two
cruisers
and
the
two
submarines,
and
the
scrap-plug
of
the
old
cruisers,
the
Royal
Australian
Navy
will
consist
or
t!e
rol-lowlng;
the
n.i:rT
Cruisers
Australia
10.000
ton
(
1T27)
riaEUlp.
Canberra
10,000
tons
(1937.)
Light
Crulnera.
Adelaide
3.550
tons
(1933).
Brisbane
A.400
tons
(1916).
Sesplaue
carrier.
0.000
tons
(1910).
LlotlUa
leader.
Aniac,
1,070
tons
(1917).
Destroyers:
Stalwart,
Success,
Sword-man,
Tasmania.
Tattoo,
1,075
ton!
Huou,
Parramatta.
Swan.
Torrens,
War-rego.
Yam,
700
tons.
Submarines.
Oxley,
Otway
(1037).
Sloops.
Mallow,
Marguerite,
Oeran-
OVERALL
AND
PANTS
Men's
Overalls,
good
makes
and
quality.
Sale
price,
per
pair
U5
Men's
Combination
Overalls,
best
makes,
all
sizes,
blue
and
khaki.
Sale
price
$2.4.-.
Men's
Pants.
Regular
$2.50.
Sale
price
:
Spl.tfJ
Boys
Khaki
Knickers.
Regular
95c.
Sale
price
,
Boys'
Long
Khaki
Pants.
Regular
$1.75.
Sale
price
IjSl.lW
Men's
Khaki
Pants.
Regular
$1.75.
Sale
price
Men's
Khaki
Pants.
Regular
$25.
Sale
price
Jti..0
BLANKETS
We
have
a
great
assortment
of
the
real
Hudson's
Bay
Blankets
which
we
are
selling
at
a
very
low
figure.
Enquire
about
these!
Flannelette
Blankets
gray
and
white.
Regular
$2.50.
Sale
price
$1.0."
Pillowslips.
Sale
price
'.
Imported
English
Turkish
Towels.
Regular
85c.
Sale
price
per
pair
55f
Ladies
Silk
Stockings.
Sale
price,
2
pairs
for'
77r
Rompers
for
the
Baby.
Regular
95c.
Sale
price
....
Hif
.Jen's
and
Ladies'
Sweaters
to
be
cleared
out
at
the
lowest
price
possible,
all
at
less
than
manufacturer
prices.
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
OVERCOATS
Our
whole
stock
of
Men's
and
Boys'
Overcoats
are
to
be
Offered
at
less
than
manufacturer's
cost
price.
You
can
save
money
by
buying
one
of
these
up-to-date,
well
tailored
garments.
It
costs
nothing
for
you
to
keep
it
for
next
season.
Prices
have
been
cut
in
two,
and
range
from
ST.tKi
to
Jj!
ID.tr.
We
have
also
a
good
stock
of
Overcoats
for
Boys
of
all
ages.
Suits
Jpr.JMen.
We
have
a
stock
of
300
Men's
Suits
for
you
to
choose
from.
These
are
all
in
the
latest
models
and
from
the
best
manufacturers
in
Canada.
Get
yours
now.
Prices
from
S1".(M
up
COME
IN
AND
LOOK
OVER
THE
MANY
BARGAINS
Montreal
Importers
Scharuhorst
"
and
"
Scnelsenau,
could
land
Joined
the
Royal
Naval
Reserve
as
I
the
Land
Registry
District
of
Prince.
Aa
a
lieutenant
he
"tJperx.
ai
prmce
Rupert,
b.c,
a
de
served
voluntarily
tor
more
than
five
whart
and
pier
proposed
to
be
built
on
ytara
with
the
fleet,
and
In
1905
was
the
Massett
Indian
Reserve,
Number
C.
II.
Elklns
has
returned.
to?
the'
city
alter
apending
several
month
at:
Anyox.
The
local
Oddfellow'
extended
welcome
home
last
evening
to
Don
Yclf
and
Charlie
Thome.
H.
G.
Irwin,
district
forester,
left
for
the
interior
-thU
morning
to
examine
a
number:
if
candidates
who
-wish
to
become
rangers."
1
"
''"
'
Fred
Peters,
K.O.,
returned
to
the
city
today
after
attending
to
certain
city
business
In
Victoria.
The
Dolly
Varden
Bines
are
Installing
machinery
on
their
property
at
Alice
Arm
and
hava
at
present
bout
fifty
men
employed.
Construction
work
at
Surf
Inlet
Is
proceeding
and
H,
l
exited
to
have
tile
mine
In
full
operation
tlili
auntmer
one,
on
uranam
island,
rrovmee
oi
British
Columbia.
AND
take
notice
that
alter
the
expiration
of
arte
month
from
date
of
the
the
Royal
Australian
Navy
ever
since,
canner
Limited
will,
under
Section
f
I
Seven
of
said
Act,
apply
to
the
Minister
w
of
Public
Work
at
hi
office
in
the
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Private
J.
M.
Campbell
wrltea
a
breery
letter
from
Shoracllffe
mentioning
sev
eral
former
Prince
Rupert
resident
Including
W.
XI.
Browns
J
An
order
In
council
haa
been
passed
exempting
local
store
from
the
opera
tion
or
the
halt-holiday
bylaw
In
so
far
as
their
business
relates
to
the
supplying
of
fish
boats.
I
miy
oi
uttawa.
lor
approval
of
site
and
piana,
ano
tor
leave
to
construct
aaia
wharf
and
pier.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert
this
26th
day
of
February.
1937.
MASSETT
CANNERS.
LIMITED,
By
lta
Solicitors.
Williams,
Manson
&
Gonzales.
IN
PROBATE.
IX
TIIK
StPKKME
roi'KT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Joseph
F.
Bowman.
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hla
Honor.
F.
McB,
Voting,
th
Mth
day
of
February.
AD.
1937.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Joseph
F.
Bowman,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claim
against
the
aald
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furniah
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
84th
day
of
March.
AD,
1937.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
.
Ruprrt,
B.C.
Dated
the
34th
day
of
February,
A
D.
1937.
,
,
LAND
ACT
-
fikeena
Land
District,'
District
of
Queen
unarioue
islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
slxtv
days
after
date,
I
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Chief
Commissioner
of
Lands
for
a
licence
to
prospect
for
oosl
and
petroleum
over
640
acres
of
land
bounded
aa
loUows;
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
tha
southwest
corner
of
Section
as.
Township
3.
Orshsm
Island,
and
marked
MAJ
Q.'
tuutha-eat
corner";
thence
eaat
80
chains:
thence
north
80
chains:
thence
west
80
chains;
thence
south
80
chatn
to
point
of
commencement,,
being
Section
30,
Township
3.
Oraham
Island,
B.C.
A.
J.
OORDON.
.
Locator.
Dated
Dactmbtr
17,
1930.
616
Third
Avenue.
Spring
Coats
Suits
and
Dresses
Suits
that
are
in
the
forefront
of
fashion
for
present
wear
beautifully
made
garments
revealinjr
the
popular
box
style
Coat
and
wrap-round
Skirt
See
the
three-piece
TOM
ROY
SUITS
from
$1
(-
BENT'S
LADIES'
READY-TO-WEAR
Third
Avenue
MILK
From
Dulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIP-.
PING
CREAM
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phones
65G
and
657
GEORGE
RORIEj
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
AND
AUDITOR
PkoM
87
843
Hevond
Avenue
West,
Frluea
Kupert