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OBSTINATE FIGHTING AL
INSPIRING ADDRESS
BY DR. HERRIDGE
Moderator Of The General Assembly
Of The Presbyterian Church Stirred
Great Audience In The Empress
Theatre Last Night --- He Says
Church   Has   Great   Opportunity
Rev. Dr. Herridge, Moderator of
the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, arrived in the city by
the Princes. May yesterday afternoon, meeting the Ministerial Association of tlie city at the home of
Bishop Du Verrct In the afternoon,
and addressing a mass meeting in
lhe Empress Theatre last night. He
leaves thi. morning by the train for
the interior.
The Empress Theatre last 'night
was crowded to hear this noted
preacher, who has a Dominion-wide
reputation as a speaker. Those who
gathered were in no wise disappointed, as a most  inspiring address
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Bishop Du Vernet presided last
nigh! and briefly Introduced the
speaker. He referred to the fact
that the speaker had arrived late
in the city and was having his timo
taxed to the fullest. He also thanked
Rev. Mr, Grant and the management
of  the  Presbyterian  Church   on    De-
memories associated with that
name, this would be appropriate. He
came as a sort of recruiting officer
now. There was but one word
throughout the British Empire today, "Forward." The same cry was
being sounded by the Great Captain
of our Salvation. They ought to be
glad lo bo alive just now-—not because they were having easy times,
bul having hard times—times that
tested our manhood.
Life is the gift of God and is manifestly Intended to he put to noble
uses. Let the young men see life,
hut do not make the mistake ot
thinking that he sees life wliea he
only ... es death, Life was ft.?' supreme benediction of the Christ o
God that came that we might hav
life, and have it more abundantly.
Our duty to 01 {selves must not
conflict with our duties to our fellows. The wort*'' "Kultur" was, he
knew, unpopular just nc. w. But true
culture  completed   itself   Si\   service
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I        Ninth Pontoon Launched
Yesterday afternoon the ninth of the pontoons at the Prince
Rupert G. T. P. Drydock was launched with the usual success.
This leaves only three more to be completed. Work on the steel
sides is well advanced on those pontoons that are already in the
water.
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LAYING RAILS TO
GOVERNMENT TO
LOAN ON LANDS
BILL   INTRODUCED   INTO    LEGISLATURE  PLACES  WORK IN
COMMISSION'S  HANDS.
Safeguards Takefa to   Guarantee Security for the Money Lent on
Farms.
half of the Canadian  Club and ihe to others. It was not arrogant.      ''-a
citizens  generally  or all  Church de- Only by seeming tr lose our lives
nominations   for   the   arranging for did we get back our lives. The self-
the   address   to   be   given    in the centred   life  was  destined   to  be   a
theatre,  where all  might hear It.
Dr. Herridge expressed his great
satisfaction at meeting the people of
Prince  Rupert.    He said  that   If  he
poor one. It would be poor mentally
and poor morally. Immorality did
not apply only to the vicious. There
were many different kinds of human
were called upon lo describe the sor- service   not   onty   educated    oneself
vice he would call it a revival service, which was at this time the only
kind to hold. In a city called
!"riiice   Rupert,   with    the    stirring
but  bellied  others.  Those  who  went
across the sea   were   serving   their
country and serving their God, and
(Continued      on.   Page  Three.)
Allies Repulsed Enemy
On All Its Attempts
To Advance Trenches
Paris.   March   5,—In    Belgium    In have  been  crowned    with    complete
the region nf the dunes we organized with solidity and advanced to
thj trenches taken yesterday. The
Germans attempted to push forward
success.
In Champagne we made marked
progress. A company of German
Guards was surrounded and cap-
lured.
their trench into contact with   ours.!     On Friday we gained  ground   all
Twelve  times, however, they had tn
desert them.
To the north of Arras our counterattacks in the region of Notre Damo
along Ihe front, anil carried a trench
occupied at Salient, north of Perthes, where we took a number of
prisoners.
_BWM«HK. l>_i O-SiWKKi >}_^
Brought Five Cars Of Fish
The Andrew Kelly of the Canadian Fish ,.■ Cold Storage Company arrived in port last evening with 100,000 pounds of halibut,
Mosl, of that supply was taken In three days. The weather has
been very rough on the banks, which has Interfered with the catc.i
ing and hence the few boats coming in. None of the boats are go- 5
Ing into southern ports. The catch of the Kelly represents live g
carloads of lish. Four of these will    go out   With    the   train    (his   5
morning. j
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The' Agricultural Bill introduced
in the Legislature provides for the
constitution of an agricultural credit
commission which shall consist of a
superintendent who shall he ex-of-
flcio a director and four other directors. This shall be a body corporate.
Its object is to make loans to farmers and to this end its powers are
denned. It can make advances in
his.ai_uen.fi corresponding .o the
work of improvement on the land.
For this purpose it will establish a
department of appraisal and valuation and no loans will be made except upon the basis of the value of
property as ascertained and fixed by
such department, its regulations
must be .confirmed by Oraey,-!p-
CoraciT. The working capital of the
commission will be such monies as
may be appropriated for the commission's purposes by the Legislative Assembly. The commission will
lie empowered to issue securities for
periods not exceeding 30 years at
such a rate of interest as the Minister of Finance may determine. All
securities will be sold through the
Department of Finance. The due
payment of these both as to principal and interest will be unconditionally guaranteed by the Crown.
The Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council
is authorized to make arrangements
for supplying the money necessary
out of tiie general revenue of the
province. A sinking fund will bo
created to meet the payment due on
the securities.
The commission can accept as security    for    loans,    first    mortgages
upon  agricultural  lands in  the province   free    from    a
liens  and   interests
made  for the following purposes:
The acquiring of land for agricultural  purposes.
Tlie clearing of land, draining,
dyking, water storage, and Irrigation works.
The erection of farm buildings.
The   purchase  of  live    and    d iad
stock, machinery and   fertilizers.
Discharging liabilities Incurred
for the Improvement and development of laud used for agricultural
purposes and any purposes calculated  to increase productiveness.
Any purpose which in the opinion
of the commission will increase the
productiveness of the land in respect
of which the loan Is proposed.
Carrying  out   the   objects' of  any
I Continued   on   Page   Four.l
ANNIVERSARY OF
LOCAL CHURCH
METHODISTS OF THE CITY WII.l
HOLD   SPECIAL    SERVICES
ON   SUNDAY.
Grand  Concert  Will    lie   Given   on
.Monday   by   Local
Talent.
On Sunday the Methodist Church
of this city will hold Its anniversary
services. Rev. J. 11. Dimmick, the
pastor, will he assisted by Rev. Dr.
Spencer of Port Simpson, who is
well known in the city. Dr. Spencer
will preach in the evening.
On Monday evening there will be
a high-class concert given, when thc
following programme will be rendered:
Part   1.
jl. Organ Voluntary, Selected
    Mrs.   Armstrong
2. Selection      Welch Choir
"..  S.iio, "Somewhere a Voice Is Calling," by Arthur Tate  	
(.    Miss  Barnsley
4. .Solo, "Tommy Lad," by E. J. Mar-
getson       Mr.  Ling
...   Mandolin  Duet,  Selected
. .. Messrs. Edmunds and  Duffy
6. Rending, "When  Daddy Plays   de
Banjo," by Inez  Parker    •.
    .Irs.  J.  Chisholni
7. Flute Solo, "The Tramp," by Pro-
tere       Mr.   Hoerschel
Part  2.
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8. Organ Voluntary,  Selected    I
    Mrs.   Armstrong
9. Solo, Selected    Mrs. Scott
10. Trio, "Praise Ye  the  Lord,"   by
Adam  Geibel   	
Messrs. Melllor and   Armstrong
Miss   Barnsley
11. Solo, "I Know a Lovely Garden,"
by D'Guyd 'hardelol   	
    Mrs.  Hemmel
12. Reading, Selected   ...Mrs.  Brady
13. Solo, Selected    Mr.  Davcy
14. Selection    Welch   Choir
Please  CUt   this   oul   and    bring    it
encumbrances, with you.   Admission 26 cents.
Loans   may  be
THE (OLD STORAGE
The G T. P. Have The Work Well
Advanced—In Few Days The
Canadian Fish Company Will Be
Able To Load Direct From Works
Onto  Cars  For Shipment  East
The laying ef the rails from t! e
Drydock as far as the Cold Storage
Company's works at Seal Cove is going forward now with expedition.
In two or three days' time it is expected the track will be ready to
carry trains over. The Cold Storage
Company has made all the necessary
arrangements to have the tracks laid
right to the works, so that the
handling of fish may be made a very
simple matter.
This improvement  will mean very
much to the fish business here as
far as the Cold Storage is concerned.
When the work is done the fish can
be loaded direct from the storage
building into the cars and these can
be Iced and made ready for shipment
right at the works.
At the present time the lish have
to be carried by scow to the wharves
in the city, necessitating a lol of extra handling. The loading direct
from the Cold Storage will mean a
decided saving in every way.
Laid   al   Rest. FIRST  VANCOUVER
The  funeral  of    the    late    Henry                               SOLDIER    KILLED
Draper,    of    Port.    Essington,     took  '
place yesterday afternoon al 2:30
o'clock, to the Fairview Cemetery.
Rev. Canon Rix .officiated. There
were a number of friends present.
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Andy Tyson, inspector of Indian
agencies in this district, is in the
city. He arrived yesterday.
Rev. Thomas Ferrier, cf Brandon,
superintendent  of  Indian  schools  In
lho
Lieut. Bell-Irving Was n Native Son
cl   Province of British
Columbia.
Th.e first Vancouver soldier al tlie
front in the casualty list was Lieut.
Duncan Peter Hell-Irving of No. 2
Company of the Field Engineers,
North Vancouver, who was killed In
action on February 26.
He was tlie second son of Dr. Bell-
Irving, Vancouver, and was a native
of the province. He was 27 years of
age and a graduate of the Royal
Military College, Kingston. His
February House Famishing Bar- younger brother was recently given
mains—Salo Price on Print Liniile \B commission in tho Royal Engin-
iinis, 45 cents, at George D. Tiie.  t   eers in the Old Country.
the Methodist Church, was
city yesterday. Ile has gone to Port
Simpson on duties connected with
his office.
* i;'X.'IMi:\".A).  ORDERS.
* 	
» 08th  Regimen!   Earl Grey's Own
Rifles.
* ORDERS by  Major .1.  II. Mc-
* Mullin.  Commanding,   March   :',
* 1915:
* Parades " \" Company will
" parade at the Exhibition Bulld-
1 Ings nn Friday, March   the 5th,
* al  7:46 p.m.
* "B"  Company  will  parade ai
* the     Exhibition     Building     on
* Thursday,   March   4th,   at   7:45
* p.m.
VV.  ..   MARSHALL,  Lieut.
* Ac! ing   Adjutant.
Russians Advancing
At All Points On
The Eastern Front
Petrograd,  March   ...   -An   ofBciall     We  also captured   a   number   of
announcement says along   Hie   Nie-      rman troops In the  Carpathians.
Ai    '."Mjnzyn   we    captured    ."ice
men-Vistula front obstinate lighting
continues. In certain sections our
troops made progress, particular^
in the region of Mocarzo, where we
captured six machine guns, four of-
Bi -      and  se\ i ral   hund ■ ed
fortified positions. The Austrian ai-
tacks hav,' become a little less vigorous in  Galicia,
The Russian troops have entered
Stanislau, having crossed the i.u-
i • nia
novo o-uw? ms a 00 « o o turcKi * oc la-.xKKiXio i>»et»o»a*0'_'_-.oc-c.'-!.-»<._: De-Ola
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wssiaas Capti.w.d Many Germans
: - ■ . ,    | . ,- itions
iii mind  Stanislau  the Russl I ■ nd   18,521
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Another Cotton Ship Seized
1 in,  Mai  h The    •  rj Ing   cotton   from
'   Ivi  ton  li   Rotti rd mi i ' by  a   Hi i' Ish    warship
and taken to
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Office:    128   Third   Avenue   Bast,|YOUNG
near McBride Street. Telephone 138
Postolfice Box 607.
DAILY   EDITION.
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confined to the hL;;i--c___ss mpipir
houses. Its cost of manufacture is
therefore not afi'eeted by Dejit. or
"price cutting store" influence that
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of Inferior chemicals end pro-
cesses. Nor is the dealer allowed to
reduci 11 ■ retail price under penalty
of    having    his   supply    terminated.
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A POWERFUL SOLVENT FOR
liril irTji ro \m
destroys aeciiin.ili I loi     if 'lint,
destroys accumulations if • lint,    paper,    cloths,
grease,   regetables, soap,  ( •.        il  n tl     ■-.   !:  i
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S 11 rday,    March   6,   191.
REV.   DR.   HE1.I51DGE.
The message which Rev. Dr. Herridge of the Presbyterian Church
brought to the people of Prince Rupert was indeed an inspiring one.
He recognizes in the present condition of world affairs tlie opportunity
for the Church to come into closer
touch with the great bulk of the
people. He recognizes that the people are being stirred deeply as a result of the war. The mad race for
speculation in land, etc., has been |
checked for a time.   He argues that Horse
the people are more ready to turn
their minds to the more serious aspects of life ancl he sees in the times
as they now are the opportunity for
the preachers of the Gospel to revive
interest in religious life.
There Is no question that the Doctor is right when he says a more
serious view has begun to be taken
of life throughout tlie Empire.
Judging from Ihe experience of the
epochs of history, there will probably be a checking of extravagance
and reckless speculation for some
time to come. It is not. improbable
thai business may be put on a much
more solid basis than formerly.
i ides ■ Se mth Battalion, to which Lieut. Boggs was
atl ched, was made up of western
regiments.
The second brigade Is composed
of the fifth, sixth, seventh, and
eighth battalions, which are in turn
made up of the following regiments:
Fifth Battalion—12th Manitoba
Dragoons, 16th Light Horse, 17l.li
Light Horse, 27th Light Horse, 29th
Light Horse, 30 Regiment IB. C.
Horse), :11st Regiment (B.C.
Horse), 35th (Central Alberta
Horse).
Sixth Battalion—38th Mounted
Rifles, 20th Border Horse, 22nd Saskatchewan Light Horse, 23rd Alberta Rangers, 32nd Manitoba
lOfith    Regiment    (Winnipeg
M,      , TEST    IT
This !..y. aral Ion      -   bi en   -■  gi nai   lly   success! clea
drains that it Is  bi    ;ht o I '  o -   r agi In   by   thosi     . h ,-
tried it, but inasmuch as no on c.u know the ai ual condition existing within a pipe, it is a ■»■ j I (or the manufacturer or tlie dealer to guarai ti     1    result,
CHEfHCAL PRODUCTS CO., NEW YORK
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THE   REI [ABLE   PLUMBER ]
LFOR   THE   BEST  IN  PLUJ1BING   AND   HEATING   PHONE   -180   I
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Coal, Cement, Plaster and Brick
AND A COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Light Infantry).
Seventh Battalion—Oth Regiment
(the Duke of Connaught's Ownf-
Rifles), 11th Regiment (the Irish
Fusiliers of Canada), 88th Regiment (Victoria Fusiliers), 102nd
Regiment I Rocky Mountain Rangers), 104th Regiment (Westminster
Fusiliers), Nanaimo detachment,
Kootenay detachment.
Eighth Battalion—90th Regiment (Winnipeg Rifles), 96th Lake
Superior Regiment, !)8th Regiment
S)9tli  Man''!":)-)   Rangers.
The first brigade, which was composed of the Brat, second, third and
fourth battalions, Is made up entirely of eastern troops.
First   Lieut.   Herberl     Hoggs,    son
of Beaumont Boggs, the well known I
I
Victorian,   was   instantly    killed    on ]
Saturday night. The cable was dated
from Hazebrouck, France, Sunday,
*nd contained no reference to the
spot where the action took place. It
is believed, however, that the boy
met his death in thc region of La
Bassee, where part of the British
forces have been operating for
many weeks past, and where some
of the most desperate lighting in
the war has taken place. Hazebrouck is several miles along Ihe
British lines of communication to
St. Omer,
Though only 22 years of age,
Lieut. Hoggs had seen a good deal
of military training, and Ihe fact
thai he became commander of a
platoon at such an early age, was)
due id the fact thai for years previously he had trained assiduously in
all the duties of a soldier. He was a
.-■Iv I'm- i- |ie in.iced of Hi" young
British officers who Iia.e in tl li
thai    while   patriotic   impulse   maylpresenl   wai   showed   themselves   to
oi   '    Inn   cruder I of all tho bri .< fy, skill
of  me lack   of and d i elated  with  their  pi
quality,  ii  will   nol   carry   further. |<eee__ors from time Immemorial.
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C. T. P. S. S.
Sailiigs for Vucoiver
Victoria asd Seattle
8.».   Petite  George every   Friday at O a.m.
S._i. Pri_.ee .!<__• at 7 p.m. on Sunday,March      14, -8, etc.
For Miissetrt mm! Port Clements S.S. Prince John 10 p.m.   Saturday,
.levch    U, _M», etc.
F«_.  Mii-egaf, liOckeport, etc!, S.S,  Prince John 11   p.m.   Sunday,
Morel   7, ill, etc.
•or Stewart  mid Hans River S_S. Prince John I)   a.m.   Wednesday,
.larch   10, 24, etc.
1 -er Anyo.    (Granby Hay)  S.S, :    ' •: rfii every Wed
nesday.
G.T.P.   II   I: . •     RDVLE
!-   Ins ieavo Prince Rupi   i     i - .,,-. Edmonton, .Melville,
Winnipeg', etc., at  1(1 n.i iti   >!_-'_,   con
necting  Willi   ti iln i. I     .;. Chi    _' and nil   piim.    east.
Trains arrive from  the easl  on   Thursdays and Sundays at 0.80 p.m.
G.T. RAIL WAV SVSTEM
The   lloublf-liacli    Route
From Chicago to Toronto, Hamilton,   Buffalo,
Al out veal,
etc.,. etc.
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; For reservations, tickets aud lull Information regarding travel to
any part of the world apply to tile G.T.P. Ticket Otlioe, Third
Avenue;  Agency all Atlantic Steamship  Lines.
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TO   DEVELOP TRADE.
In a special Empire number, the
Contract Record of Toronto puhlisl -
ea an Interesting and suggestive symposium on' "The Possibilities of Developing Trade Within Canada and
the Empire." The series of contributions is introduced in a foreword by
Sir George Foster, .Minister of Trade
and Commerce. Sir George points
out that every dollar saved in the
Import of raw materials for industrial production decreases or avoids
indebtedness abroad and vivifies natural development at home, and he
expresses the opinion that practical
and scientific men never had no better "coign of vantage" tor organization than they have now. Nor does
he fear thai the increase of "Made
In Canada" production will leave us
little to exchang ■ with outside countries. On the contrary, he thinks wi
shall have the more, for we shall
create both the supply foi ('..change
and the financial ablltt) to purchase
abroad.     I le   wai 0 ■    man ifacl   .   •
CsiupBg Supples
PHONE 101. P.O. DRAWER 1845 -.30 SECOND AVE.
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SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS
m Rupert Lumber Co.     ,
FIRST AVE. AND Mel.Kill!. ST. PRINCE P.i PES:;    |
Phone 25 Branch Yard at Smithers, B.C.   \
Ma5wara.:eOT_CT_^^
tl •■ hone thai the ab-
noi m.:' n ds i -■ ated by the war
will -"inn abate, and advises our
' a I" to remember thai their business Is |" eater for the normal, and
continuing wains of humanity.
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TENDERS   WANTED.
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned up to 5 p.m., Monday,
March 8, for the purchase of the
City's old Garbage Scow, Highest <ir
any tendei  ii"i   a-' essai lly accepted.
IO I:.MOST  A.  WOODS,
iiiac. Ii City Clerk.
IKil si: FOR  RENT.
A pretty little cottage tor rent on
the hill. Has sewer connection and
Othei conveniences. Apply L. Bul-
lock-Webster. tf
Notl - - n bj    Iven I lal on the
£rst day of April next application
will he made lo Ihe superintendent
of Provincial Police and to the
Board of License Commissioners for
the City of Prince Ruperl for permission in change the silo of the
wholesale liquor business now carried on by the undersigned company
from its present premises, namely
Luis 16 and IT. Block 11, Section l
situate on Second Avenue, City of
Prince Rupert, to premises situate
nn Lois IB and 1(1, Block _2, Section I, nn Fraser Si reel, in the City
of Prince Rupert.
Dated  this  27th  of February, A.I).
1915.
Beaver Wholesale   Liquor   Company
of  Pi in- ■   Rui ert,  Ltd
(21   .    " ('.  A   SWEET,  VI   .'.
Canadian Pacific Railway
PRINCESS MAY
SOUTHBOUND, 8 P.M. SUNDAY
PRINCESS MAQUIMA,
NORTHBOUND. Alaskan Ports, MONDAY, March 7
J. G.  McNAli, General Agent, coiner Third  Ave.   und    Fourth    St.
BO CtiHHHHHHKl tH_WH»l«i_H>_H> W^^
| WE UNION STEAMSHIP CQ. OF B.C. LTD'
| S.S. VENTURE
I        Southbound Tuesdays at 8 p.m.
I Sailings for Granby, Simpson &i\i the Naas
Sundays at Midnight
For further particulars apply to
g   JOHN   BARNSLEY,  AGENT        ::        081 Second Ave., Phone 508
S Agency   Atlantic    Steamships.
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HEAD   OFFICE:   MONTREAL ESTABLISHED   18<>D
C'npilal     $  11,560,000
Reserved   Fund $ 12,500,000
Total   Assets    $185,000,000
Savings ISiiiik Department—$1 will open an account
Brunches   Throughout   Canada nnd Banking Connections With All
Pails of the limited States. Agents Throughout the World.
H.  P. WILSON, Manager        - - Prince    Rnpert    Branch
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ALABASTINB   SANITARY  WALL  COATING
WATER HOSE, GARDEN TOOLS,  WATERING CANS
MARTIN-SENOUR  100  PER  Cl-\'T.  PURE PAIN'i'
PAINT   BRUSHES,  LAWN  MOWERS AND GRASS SHEAR
CARPET    BEATBRS,  GARBAGE PAILS
WINDOW   SCREEN'S, SCREEN DOORS
—AT Till;—
KAIEN HARDWARE CO.,608TinrdAv
fl..-«ttlWH!rSlS^,. a. :i<*O00OO000000O0O&oo0W ^^S^WlWlKHKHKl*
I Prince Rupert Transfer Co.
-FOR-
Coal, Furniture Moving, Baggage
and Heavy Teaming
W. J. CRAWFORD, Manager
PHONE 566 0fHce aud Residen«>:
1000 THIRD AVE.
The Morning Journal
50 cents per Month a/mure** <' ■-*"
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Saturday,   March    (,  1915.
__B——i—g _a__g
INSPIRING  ADDRESS
BV   DR.  HERRIDGE
(Continued from Page   One.)
may God bring them hack safely.
The world had gone mail on independence. This was a democratic
age. it appeared as if the object was
lo fight not to labor, rather thun for
the lii'lit to labor. Every man
should he a servant-. Whili the.i
were ninny kinds service In the
world,    he   belli tl ei e    v as    ti
'   work   more  noble  thnn   thai   •
Christian    mini
went In the
dealt with the
■_5___?_Kr____r_,T____-_________B-iWaB»^_i?_B
God   went,  the  harvest  of    destruction would come.
"God of Battles, was ever a battle
like this in the world before?" cried
the speaker. Some thought the British navy was not doing its part. If
it were not for that navy they could
not be sitting (here tonight. (Ap.
plause.) Britain had used every
means  to  k :ep by .   ■ '
tion. Tl - d no quarrel
ould  still
i literal
He believed they would all admit
that it was time they got back to
making the land useful for what God
intended it. They had to get in this
province a different prospective and
of
churches   was   not   that    they    vert i Skeena   Land    District—District
drunk, but that they were too sober.] Queen  Charlotte  Islands.
They should replace base intoxication with a spiritual intoxication
tn   times   of   distress   the    Church
produce the things  that were being sometimes  prospered  better than  In
imported too often. There were Dig-  times of plenty.  When the spirit   of
ger issues than these. They could af- self-sacrifice was put in  the Church
ford   material   loss   and    face   even'prospered. The apathy of the Church -'■"       hence north ''• chains, thence
: If     th"V     '11,1     not     ln.e     I 1,,-i    '"■--      - ---.      I -■     'W ' '     S0      "!l"i"S-      ",r"1       B°"»l      80
TAKB NOTICE that Peter Piombo,
of Prinee Rupert, B.C., occupation
Prospector, intends to apply for permission lo i respect for coal and petroleum over the following desoribed
lands on the West Coast of Graham
Island: Commencing at a posi planted our miles east, and one mile
north of the nocth-east corner of Lot
with '
INK RIAL MACHINE WORKS
Engines   Installed   and    General
Repairs
Oxy-Acetylene Plant   in   Connection
Phone Red 150 Third Avenu.
Bill
il   they   did   not   lose   their mus m       tand    ,„ ,-„...      the__  ^      ,      , .,,
I   was   th.    m in,    li ' the n tlon     en Ii .   •        .      po       ol
i ■ resented -'ii  in life. [flict. Wli  - ..   ch in    led
the   Cmh'ch's    testing  now
time.   It v ould nol  do to I on Jml Inner quality,
.mi; inny ol
things    '    U     '   '■"'■'*■   tod iy, the    did    ...
treat)       tl I    Bel
11 .'....-,      -.,   |        .<,.     |
I    IBO.
.... I,
Id li     ■       ,      if lif
■ - rd " ervii       i      m
•   - ■ them
a
1   -il    I"    l>0 ■   ■   I     11 ll i
J. H mi DITCH
Contractor and guilder
Estimates given on all classes ol
work, whether small m large. Per.
Bonn I iittentl .   to -every  item
: _ i
Women were knitting   now.
Were dotal   11 who _ ■   rl i d  h
fore.    They   were   work!:'",   to    s«"e
wave of seriousness over the   country which  made people in these un
People were tl Inl Ing now. II  was      '
good thai th      ■ -   nl e     ;      " '' '    '■  we woul '  !""   Bt°P  un' ,
' it a,       •                             ,    ,               i_od<    I lie Chun h had      rhapi
i i manj was .-rushed. '
too    ...-    -    -.     - -- ... laij,"    Th ij
''"'■'' i take : ... , ,   not   trouble   about    tl e
'"'•'    ',Vnen   '   '   ""    '       "   :"   ' Fter.     There   was  a   sequel   to    this
a  :,!  wai  <-'anatla   '    ■ '        ' life it was true, but God would give
ter how many contingents wVe nee-j us   that   in   His   own   good    time.
essary they would be sent. Our besl There  were too  many  hymns  about
'■' «. I sous would 1 it with'our prayers.; dying.   Any man who had   anything
to
jueen Charlotte Island
:     ■ ealth,  but thi B that Pel
'■    ''• _ ' '   BarrI ...      . .       ■ .  Publli
P ■'!-.'..-
■
■ ' :
result  of  the  ' i West'I
fi i'   In   en    ronei      , and
to : i,    .   I
lei th.       ..-   later  i onfli
1 e fought.   If the;      e    fell    ito tin
:he man.
...
I,
The time was one which appealed to. While he held the quarrel in this! to do in the world had a right
the preacher. People were crying war was a jusl one and we were stay and do it. The Church, he was
out after God. People unused to fighting a war of fundamental'prin- glad to say, was more and more
prayer were on their knees today, ciples, this was not a time for hoast- turning its thoughts to this world.
It was the fault-of the preachers if tag. It was a time for humility.|There were great problems before
they were not heard. In the face of They should ask themselves if this the Church in this land. They must
serious things the distractions of chastisement was not needed for us as a Church meet the enemy. There
life were forgotten and consciously to give us a fresh start. It was the | must be more chufch union and.less
or unconsciously they were waiting j type of character that emerged j separation. They were all Canadians
for the. answer from above. ifrom this conflict that counted.   Tbe and  the only rivalry  that could   be
After   this   war   whether    w.
It  or   not   we   must   sweep    a
circle than before. If we did not gel.
u   wilier   conception   of    Christianity
like I fight  was  between   opposing
idea
1 permitted now was a rivalry to quit
wider While there might be technical neu. themselves like men. There was no
trality, there must be sympathies:law for the pulpit different from
by all  nations with one side or the the law for the pew. '
il  was likely to die out.   If faith  in other.
The   trouble    with    some    of    our
■-     m
! fallacy that nn;" ' ■■ as the g it objective in Canada, disaster would
come. In these days of trial they
shotWd enthrone the highest ideals
of patriotism and they were united
in n common aim by lhe religion
they all held; then the war will
have worked to the advantage of Ihe
nation. He pleaded for the deepest
faith in God on the part of the Canadian people, closing with the quotation:
"Our hearts, our hopes, are all with
thee,
Our hearts,  our  hopes, our  prayers,
our tears,
Our faith triumphant o'er our fears,
Are   all    witil    thee—are    all     with
thee." -
Tlie meeting closed with the singing of God Save the King.
 o	
February Furniture Sale at George
D. Tite's, all departments. Record
discounts  for cash. flOtf
ee mi les
2437, thence i   rl
1 ins. thence
SO    chains,   tli« io    ' ei
i   . ><.•-,   to   i olnl   of  co
containing 640 acres moi e or 1
ja29 PETER   PIOMBO.
Date located, December 3rd, 1914.
'. ■
•  in
:'- ;OCK
Sheen..    Land    District—District    of
Queen  Charlotte Islands.
TAKE XOTICE that Peter Piombo,
of Prince Rupert, B.C., occupation
Prospector, intends to apply for permission to prospect, for coal and petroleum over the following described
lands on .ae West Coast of Graham
Island: Commencing at a post planted three miles north of the north-east
corner of Lot 2437, theace north 80
chains, thence west 80 chains, thence
south SO chains, thence east 80
chains, t* point of commencement,
containing 640 acres more or less.
ja20 PETER   PIOMBO.
Date located, December 3rd, 1914.
s e n o I J
Delivered to your kitchen
door, like groceries
175,000,000 Bottles Yearly
That was the demand for Budweiser last
year.
The Anheuser-Busch Plant covers today
more than 142 acres'—equal to 70 city
blocks. It gives steady employment to
6,000 people, and to 1,500 more in its
branches.
Every process, every room, is immaculate.
Every bottle is Pasteur.*.   In "-'ted.
This Quality-Plant, started nearly li O years
ago, Is a model oi modern facilities.
The hundreds of visitors who go thi ..ugh
every day know (hat nothing of its kind
could be made any bettta- than Budweiser.
Anheuser-Busch, St. Louis
The Largest Plant of Its Kind
in the World
ft
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j^n-lSf"   c_=3_'.' li^V. ■'"' 'V ;".;l!li!:':'
Some of the Principal
Buildings
 afflitJi
:T:   'Ji..!.IllBO"\:':•■-■■-<
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PRINCE RUPERT IMP. CO.
Distributors PRINCE RUPERT, B. C
TENDERS.
Tenders addressed to the Sub
.'gent, of.|Ae Department of Marin ,
Prince Rtftiert, B.C., endorsed on
the envelope "Tenders for Light-
i-o-.'si! and Steamer Supplies for
British Columbia, 1915-16." will be
received up to noon of the Gth day
of March,  1916,  for   furnishing   the
of
DR. GILROY, DENTIST
Crown  and  Bridge  Worl<  a
Specialty
Oilice: Smith   Block,   Third   Avenue
A. FAULDS, M.I. M.E.
Consnltirg Mining Engineer
Examinations  and    development    o!
Coal, Metal, Oil. Etc.
709 Duusmuli  St.       Vancouver, E.C.
Skeena   Land    District—District
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that Peter Piombo,
of Prinee Rupert, B.C., occupation
Prospector, intends to apply for permission to prospect for coal and petroleum over the following described
lands on the West Coast of Graham
Island: Commencing at a post planted live miles east and one mile north
of the north-east corner of Lot 2435,
thence north 80 chains, thenco east
80 chains, thence ' south 80 chains,
thence west 80 chains, to point of
commencement, containing 64 0 acres
more or les3.
3.-129 PETER   PIOMBO.
Date loenlo;l, December 4th, 1914.
.keena   Land    District—Dislrict    of
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that Peter Piombo,
HAIRDRESSING
PARLORS
M.'issage,   Manicuring,   Scalp   Treatment, Electric Treatments,  Etc
Mrs.   N. I,. Ilandasyde, Prop.
211 Third .St.        PRINOfc It.Pl.R_
P.O. Bor 1714 Telephone 44!
RITCHIE,   AGNEW!  8.   CO.
Civil Engineers nod Surveyors
Prince Rnpert,   B.C.
of  Prince  Rupert,    B.C.,    occupation
Prospector, intends to apply for permission to prospect for coal and petroleum over the following described
lands on tho West Coast of Graham
Island:  Commencing at r. post planted live miles east and one mile north
of the north-east corner of Lot 2435,
thence north  80 chains,  tlience west
,80   chains,   thence  south   SO    chains,Iphnn«_  Q'l
following  supplies  required  by    the thence  east 80  chains,   to   point ofj
the   Depa " I commencement, containing .640 acres
more  or  less.
ja29 PETER   PIOMBO
Date located, 4th December, 1914
Waterworks, Water Power, Whart
Construction, Reports, Plans, Domln-
on and Provincial Land Surveying,
Slftetrlc Blue Printing, Negatives and
White Prints
PLune Blue  183 Res.  Phone 391
UP-TO-DATE
LINDSArS CARTAGE & STQKABL
Q.  T.   P   CARTA.lK  AGENTS
3_1    SECOND   AVENUE
JINGLE POT COAL
1» handled by us. All orders receiv*
prompt attention   Phone No. 68.
P D.  Box  38,
Prince 'Rupert,  B.C., during the period ending March ST, 1916:
1—Hardware.
2—Ship Chandlery.
3—Building Materials.
4—Illuminating and Lubricating
Oils, -
Tenders and lists of supplies can
he obtained from the Sub-Agent of
the Department at Prince Rupert,
ami all tenders must be made on
the forms supplied by the Department.
Each tender must be accompanied
by a certified cheque on a Chartered Canadian Bank for Fifty Dollars.
This cheque will he returned tn the
merchant tendering if his tender Is
not accepted by the Department at
Ottawa. In ease he is successful,
the checpie will ba retained as _.
permanent deposit.
NOTES.
(a) This tender must not  be altered
or defaced,
(b) Bach    tenderer   musl   submit
samples of goods offered   i If
requin d i,
i r i   Tin'   Depart menl    i e lerves   the
right to .'"■' ipl   Hi"  whoh
pari of ai j  tender
dl i   it is th ■  Intention  of tin    Di
partmenl to pick oul Hie lowest   price    for   each    artl h
consistent  with   quality,    an
accept    tenders   or    puns   of
lenders  accordingly,    and  tlle
supplies must be delivered in
lots  as   required   by  the    De
partment.
O)  In eases where the   Departmenl
considers  it advisable to   accept a  tender  for six months
only,  it  reserves  the  right   to
do so.
If)   Where   I wo   or    more    tenderers
quote    the  same   prices,    the
Department       reserves       the
right to divide Ihe orders,
(g)   All goods must be delivered   P.
O.  II.  Provincial   Government.
Wharf, or al any other wharf
uniler charter to tho Department.  In   Prinee  Rupert,
(h)  Xo charge will   be   allowed for
cartage,  packing or  packages.
All goods must be net weight.
and   of  the    best    quality    of
their   kind.     They    must    be
supplied  only  on   requisition
of  the  Sub-Agent,    or    otlier
officers duly authorized,
Sub-Agency,    De] ailment    of   Murine,  Prince Rupert,  B.   ('..   February, 26, 191... li'l'T
j Pacific Cartage limited
Gene...!   Teaming
Furniture  Moving  a   Specialty.
When  you   buy COAL buy the  BEST
— Lndysmilh   Lump   or   Comox
Washed  Nut.
Skeena Land District—Districl o
Queen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE thai I, D. Hogg,
of Queen Charlotte Cily, occupation
Farmer, intend lo apply for permis
sion to purchase the following de
scribed lands: Commencing ai a pos
planted at the south-west coiner of Gooden Island in Bearskin
Bay, thence easterly thence norther
ly,  thence   westerly,  tbence  souther
y, following shore line to poinl   of
.  . , GEO.  I'.    MACDONALD,   Sec.-Tre.is.
ommencement, containing five acreB ;	
The Caeen Charlotte
Oi! Fields iiirited
Oilice will open today in  Lnw-Butle.
Building r<u gale of n limited
uinount of   Treasury Stock
nore or less.
DANIEL  HOGG,
Dated 6th February, 1915 CIS
Hi.   HIGH   COS!'  nl     I.IV!
Dt'OED BY RUrTNO  VIU'H
I'.-si   Quality    Domestic   Lump   t.    I
$0.50 Per Toy
llesi  Qualitj   Wushed    N'm  ( oul
$8.78 Per Ton
DELIVERED
—Till.—
Union   Transfer  Co.
Prince Rupert, B.C., Phone Ud
mmmmi■i
HAYNER BROS
Pioneer Funeral  Directors and
l.iiili.-iln:- i        i ■{ on     Du)    and
Night.    I,mlies'    Asslstnnl    In
. Iti'lldlllu-e.
PHO        !6.    110 'I HIRD AVE
Prince Rupert. Journal
50c. par Month
_*.<HMH_l*iMH!»__H_a2H*l^
A.  E.   Rand,  President. J. S. Pearce, Manager
THE PRINCE RUPERT SASH
AND DOOR COMPANY LTD.
MANU FACT .WEIRS
g    DOOB6,   SAHH,   MANTLKS,   MO_.ljl-IN._H.     SOKOIJ,   AMD    RAND
_    SAXVfSO, AMI ALL K1JM.H W   KIMMHIM_B,   fc_«WlE   AAD   Otf.
KICK  WW    rtl»,  t-WHI.  FINISH _.  HPBOIAJ/r*'
a    I'lcloiy and Odi.e: Si-vi-wtii   Avi  -.,   Bays      <n-     Clrrte
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1...1"  21-8 P.O,   Hox   :-- . >*r.'      -T     -I, IS.C.    K
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Saturday,   March   6, 191_
I
i^tff
PRIN01   RUPHRT  JOURNAL
———'^^—^^
Skeena  Land  District — District of'
Queen  Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that Andrew W.
MaeLean, of Prince Rupert, B. C,
occupation Carpenter, Intends to apply for permission to prospect for
eoal and petroleum over the following described lands on the West
Coast of Graham Island: Commenc-
ni; at a. post planted two miles north
and one mile east of the north-east
corner of Lot 243.., thence north SO
chains, thence east SO chain'-, thenco
south   80    chains,    thence    west    80
(fresh Lish Arriving Ever, D,,y     I lia|ns .t0   >'°i!u  oi   commencement,
.   . .,    _ .        .       containing   ..a aeres more or less.
.utside Oiders Promptly Attended To i INDREW  W    Mac__F-Y\"
| fIS Agent, Peter Piombo
iDate located 23rd December, 1914.
GRANITE
. RAN1TE  of best  quality  and thoroughly tested  for sale
Cot Stone  or  Crushed  Rock  in
Quantities
i E1L 3. McLKOD      Phone Green 21T
"oceanTish coT
GOVERNMENT TO
LOAX OX LANDS
(Continued  from  Page One.)
l'HOXK  IlIA'E t_v.»
association.
Taking over in whole or in part
any existing loan by the Crown in
right of the province to any association or any debentures issued by any
association.
Strict safeguards guaranteeing
the security before a loan is Issued
are provided for in the act. There
are clauses covering long-dated
loans, short-dated  loans and  slngle-
DI980LUTION   NOTICE.
TAKI  KOTIC1  tkat  the  firm
Ritchie, Agnew & Co. has been   dis
solved up en tke 2 Is* der ot .I»>u«r?
A. D. Ill*, aid u«t all aoeeunta ow
iiig tt tke Iran  will  be oolleeM
kAVlfiABIiK     WATI.KH      FHWHO-
TION AOT.
R. S. C. Chapter 115.
lie lntysadel Oil Company hereky-j
,j#re  B»t_t» *at  it  has  und*   See-
.7   »f  the  akeve   Act,  d.j.o«___4
,— H* *• _-_-i»iier of Public We_-___ at
         aad ia the ettce of the »to-
.1.   Fred  Ritchie,   for  tlte  benefit   ofttrh* .__•-_**> of the Prinoe ___a_rt
It _ ia a   Ru& »*».«.on   District  r.t   Princ*
flnnent,   M.S.,  a   description    a_    Hw>
d  ih'j plum,  of the vrkarf fad
[atyreaek   jrenesed   to    be    built    ia
, j the partners, anil that all acooanti
owing by the firm will ke paid by
the said J. Fred Ritchie,   en aocoun
PHONE 554
P.O. BOX 60
i Skeena   Land    District—District    of
FOR
APERHANGING
AINTING
OLISH.i .G AND
WALL TINTING
HIGH-GRADE    INTERIOR
DECORATING    A    SPECIALTY
Martin Swanson
SECOND AVE v'KIAR McBRfDE
season loans and also what are termed additional loans. Provision is also
made for the repayments which
shall never lie made in a sum of less
than $25. In the event of default in|skeena laand  District
_^^_^^^^^^^^^^^^^^__      ■•*   tarn'orf  Harfco
lof the firm. Dated at Prince Ruperi h —ulihi,     i»     fcwnt     ef
B.C., this 4th day of February, A. D
1915.
,T.     FRED   RITCHIE.
A. E. WRIGHT.
('.  T.  Ileward   I witness to both   sig
natures I.
payments tlie commission is empowered to take over the land upon
which a loan has been made, without recourse to the courts, after rea-
Queen  Charlotte Islands.
TAKE  NOTICH  that  Androv.
JMacLean,  of   Prince  Rupert,   B.
|occupation Carpenter, intends to ap-
CANADIAN STEAM
LAUNDRY
NOW  OPEN  FOR  BUSINESS
IfLatcst and Approved Methods
flOnly   Skilled    Operators  Em-
ployed
Phone u_ and we will call for a
trial   bundle
Note   our   address:
515   SIXTH   AVENUE   WEST
Phone No. 8
Canadian Steam  Laundry
43-U. _(-CK_<_1WKH_1Kl_K«l-_lfia-
Queen  Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE that Poter Piombo,
of Prince Rupert, B.C., occupation
Prospector, intends to appl/ for permission to prospect for eoal and petroleum over the followin:, described
J -mis -ui the Wesi Coasl i f Graham
Island: Commencing at a ; ost planted three miles north and 0:10 mile
east of the north-east corner of Lot
2437, thence north 80 chains, thence
east   SO    chains,    liienee    soutli    SO] '       """"' ""■"» '"""iply   for  permission   to   prospect    for
chains,  thence  west   So    ohains,   to sonable time has been given. iceal aad pelroieum over tha follow-
point of commencement,   containing;     T]lfv bj]] _ exhaustive in its safe- ing  (i9ei-rib»d   lan«s   on    tke    West
640 acres more or leas. "- Coast   of   G-raha   Iindlsna
jii20 PHTER   PIOMBO.      guards regarding loans,   but   is  de- Coast  of Graham  Island:   Commenc-
Date located, December 3rd, 1914 [signed for the purpose of increasing IlnS at a P0*1 planted one. mile north
production in such a way as to give
fanners more ample opportunity
than they have ever had in this province in the past. There are regulable
FhuUsh Co-
Wat___.ont
f»loak "*". aoeordins to rfhrti-11.
Wtw al uai Teweuii.i of the said
ffiHty ef F.iuco Super. (!ir.o«ft__i _■
the «__.r«__.d Land Regteftr.' 09i«9
_• Ne.   . _Sf.
AMI T1U NOTICH i*..j after
.ke expiration of one montli trom
Oi« date ef tke first piikHeatioa ot
f..mari|dhte netfee, the said Vnnena! Ot
.torn.any -will under $»<■.■.*>■ 7 ef the
Kii«   Aot   aaplf   to   tho    Minister    of
Distriot  offaPBklle WorKs at his oflice in the Oi.tr
Skeena Land District—District of
Queen Charlotte islands.
TAKE NOTICE that Peter Piombo,
of Prince Rupert, B.C., oconpatiou
Prospector, intends to apply for permission to prospect for coal and petroleum over the following described
lands on the West Coast of Graham
Island: Commencing at a post plaited five miles east of the north-east
corner of Lot. 2435, thence ea_!t SO
chains, thence south 80 chains,
thence west 8-0  chains, thence north
ISO   chains,   io   point   of    commencement
less.
;.a29   _^^___^_^_____
Date located, December 4th, 1914.
tions   regarding    the    incorporation
of associations of an agricultural
character and provision is made
whereby the council of any municipality can grant, money in aid of any
duly organized farmers' institute.
No  loan shall   he   granted   for a
Oltaining  G40 acres  morn or|sum of less than  ?260 or for more
PETER   PIOMBO.     |than  $10,000  to  any  one   borrower.
and two miles east, of th* iortb-ewt
corner of Lot 2433, thenco north 56
chains, tlience west SO chains, tkence
south SO chains, thenee oast 8*
chains to point of commeneement,
containing 640 acre* more or less.
ANDR»W W. MacLEAN.
fIS Agent,  Peter  Piombo.
Date  located,   23rd  December,  1914
Skeena  Land  District — District of
Qneen Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICH that Andrew W
MaeLean, of Prinee Rupert, B. C.
occupation Carpenter, intends to apply for permission to prospect for
eoal and petroleum over the following described lands on the WeBt
Coast of/Graham  Island:'  Couamenc-
    ing at a post planted one mile north
On   March   17    St    Patrick's   Dav, |anil two milos east, of the north-east
corner of Lot. 2435, thence north SO
^P_TT*
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5 .   ee_D_i. £4tf
ef Ottawa for approval of tho sa_d
site and plans and for leave to «on-
•tawot tbe aald wharf aud _(_»i-'i_i'l..
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Uim _>nd day of Fehruary, A. _..
Wtli. 4w-M
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the ahavo fund, resident tn the
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iwoes of the Empire or her Allies,
fctaiilr noSify ilie secretary of the
taoal orsanlration.
M W. Q   OOtLKON,
P.O. Box 735.
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RUOUDATIONS.
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g M.M.S.A.
g .lusters and  Mates prepared
£ for examination.   Compass ad-
x juster.
1 Phone Red 502
8 "NAUTICAL    AOAOEMY"
8       Helgerson Block, opposite     8
8 Royal  Hotel 5
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^^^^^^^^^^^ B.C., occupation
Prospector, intends to apply for permission to prospect for . oal and petroleum ovor the following described
lands on tho West Coast of Graham
Island: Commencing at a post plant-
d five miles east, of the north-oast
earner of Lot 2435, thence nerth SO
chains, Uienco oast SO chains, thence
south 80 chains, thence west SI
chains, to point of commencement,
containing 040 acres more or less.
ja29 PETER   PIOMBO.
Date located, Decembei 4th,'1914.J
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For Rent
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The Morning Journal
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Skeena   Land    District—District    of
Queen Charlotte Islands.      _u	
TAKE NOTICE that Peter Piombo,!there vln be a _raild concert given|ckatas, thence east 80 chains, thenee
of  Prince  Rupert
in    the    Westholme     Theatre.     Tlie!80Uth   S0    chains'    tll9nc9    WMt    s0
chains,   to   point   of  commeneement
programme will be of the usual high J containing G40 acres moro or less.
ANDREW  W.  MacLEAN.
flS Agent, Peter  Piombo
Date loeated, 23rd December, 1914,
class.
mai'5tf
•RINCE   RUPERT  MEN
ARRIVE AT  WILLOWS 1 Skaena Ijana District -- District ot
Queen  Charlotte Islands.
Soldiers   Form   Nucleus  of    ISIli  —
Ambulance Section  Inspected
by Mnjor-Geriernl.
Skeena   Land    District- -District    of
Queen  Charlotte islands.
TAKE NOTICE that Poter Pi«niho,
of Prince Rupert, B.C., occupy.ien|in charge of
Prospector, intends to apply for per-]
mission to prospect for coal and petroleum ovor the following described
lands on  the West Coast of Graham
Island: Commencing at I post plant- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
ed five miles east of the north-stud;Imen were put through the medical
corner of Lot 2435, thenee north SO
Pays the Victoria Times of Mon-
day: Yesterday morning 130 soldiers
Capts. Clayfon, McMordie and Pottigrew arrived on
the S.S. Prince George from Prince
Rupert,   and   this   morning   all    the
chains, th»n.e west SO cliains,
thence south 80 chains, thence east
SO chains, to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or
less.
ja29 PETER   PIOMBO.
Date located, December 4th, 1914
Skeena   Land    District—District    of
Quoen  CHiarlotte Islands.
' TAKE NOTICE that Peter Piombo,
of Prince Rupert, B.C., occupation
Prospector, intends to apply for permission to prospert for coal and pelroieum over the following d.serihed
lands on the West Coast, of Gra.ham
Island: Commencing at a post planted four miles north of the north-east
corner of Lot 2437, theuee north 80
chains, tlience east SO ebains, thence
south 80 chains, thence west 80
chains, to point of commencement,
containing 640 acres more or loss.
Ja29 PETER   PIOMBO.
Date loeated, December 3rd, 1914
RUPERT MARINE IRONWORKS ANB
SUPPLY CO., LIMITED
WATERFRONT,   PRINOE   RUPERT
ENGINEERS,  MACHINISTS  AND    MACHINERY    CONTRACTORS.
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power for llsliing liuals, tii;* anil  passenger vessels.
Stnndiirt] Gas  Engine Oompitnj's Engines ami Porta in stool..
examination and passed, wphout a
single exception, all the physical f .-
inurements necessary. They are being attested into Ihe 48th Battalion
this afternoon, and will constitute
the nucleus of the force which is to
be mobilized ai the Willows camp
during the next few days.
There are also about twelve officers for the new battalion in
camp, although pending the endorsement of the recommendations forwarded in this respect to Ottawa
last week, no announcement can be
made as to the personnel of the
staff. The fact that all the men
from Prince Rupert passed the examination is a splendid testimony
to the type of young manhood from
which the recruits are being drawn
even for lho third Canadian contingenl.
TAKE NOTICE that Andrew W.
MaeLean, of Prinee Rupert, B.C., occupation Carpenter, intends to apply
for permission to prospect for eoal
and petroleum over the following de
scribed lands on tho West Coast of
Graham Island: Commencing at a
post planted two miles north of the
north-east corner of Lot 2433, thence
north SO chains, thence east SO
chains, thence south 80 chains,
thence west, SO chains to point of
commencement, containing G40 acres
more  or  less.
ANDREW   W.   MacLEAN.
flS Agent,  Peter Piombo
Date located,  23rd December,  1914.
Skeena Lai-i  Dis'trVct — Dlsti'.it of
Queen  Charlotte Islands.
TAKE NOTICE tbat Andrew W.
MaeLean, of Prinee Rupert, B. C,
occupation Carpenter, intends to apply for permission to prospect for
eoal anil petroleum over the following described lands on West Coast
of Graham Island: Commencing at
a post planted two miles north of
the north-east corner of Lot 243
thenee north SO cliains, thenee west
80 chains, thence south 80 chains,
llience east 80 chains, to point of
commencement containing 640 acres
more or less.
ANDREW   W.   MacLEAN.
f 18 Agent, Peter Piombo.
Date located,  23rd December,  1914
Oeal mining rlgliis or the Dominion te Mani.n.a, Saskatchewan and
Alkentn, tke Yukon Torilto.y, the
Iferthwest Territories and a portion
ef the Province of British Goliimkia,
may be leesed for a term of twen-
ty-ene years al an aauual rental of
JI per acre. Not more than 2,560
acres will ke leased to ene applicant.
AppSnatiens for a leaee must be
made by tke applicant in puri.au to
the Agent or Sub-As«»t of tho district in whiati the rights applied for
are situated.
In surveyed territory the laud
list ke desoriked by sections, or
l«|.ai subdivision. e_f seoikms, and
In unsurveyed territory the tract applied for shall ke staked out by the
applieant  himself.
Sack applitetloii must be accompanied by a fee of $5, which will be
refunded if the rights applied for
are not available, but not otherwise, A reyelty shall be paid on the
merckuntable output of the mine nt
the rate of ftre eents per ton.
Tke person operating the mine
shnll furnish the Agent with sworn
returns accounting for the full
quantity of merchantable eoal mined
ar^d pay the royalty thereon. If tho
coftl mtning rights are not being op-
orated, such returns should he fur
nished at  least once a year.
The lease will include the coal
mining rights only; but the lessee
may be permitted to purchase whatever available surface rights may be
considered necessary for the working of the mint lit the rate of $10
per acre.
For full informal ion application
should be made to the Secretary of
the Departm >nt of th' Interior, Ot
tawa, or to an.v • i.gent or Sub-
Agent of Dorr/ihiou hands.
' W. W. CORY,
Deputy Minister of the Interior
JAMES GILMORE
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■ I tiie premises known as Lots 15 and
MlO, Block 32, Section 1. situate ul
Frazer Street In the City of Princa
Ruperl, to the lands described as
Lots 1!) and 20, Block 28, Section 1',
on T! [rd In the s Id City of
Prince Itupert.
DATED  this  20th  day  of   February,   111 IS.
PRINCE   RUPERT   IMPORTING CO.
LIMITK..
W.  II. Marshall, Manngor
VQ0maOi^a&ti00O&O00O00a0rO000OH*&0 f21mar22 Applicant,
NOTICE  Is  hereby given I hat   on
the 23rd day of March next applica
lion   will   be  made  to   thc   Superii.
tcnilenl   of   Provincial   Police  and   to
the   Board   of  1,icons
ers for the City of Prince Ruport fori Service  Commission   in   May,    191.r>
permission fo remove the license lor succeesful candidates joining the col
lege on  or aboul   1st  August.   Ai'iui-
II >- sale of liquor by wholesale from!cations for entry will be received up
to  lBtii April  by the Secretary, Civil
The next examination  for the en-
Con,mission-11!"5' of Naval Cadets, will be, held at
the examination cent res nf the Civil
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Steel,  lion, Oils,  Wile Ropo, Hal-Uu  Helling,   Ta.  C.    Wood    :^ill<.ys,
Columbian   Bronze  Prepders, storage Batteries, Dynamos and
Marine  Accessories,
Repairs—Plrst-class equipment and  stall   for   machine
i-rp'il-K.
and    ship
P.O. BOX 515
TELEPHONE 313
Service Commission, Ottawa, from
whom blank entry forms can now be
obtained,
Candidates for the examination In
.May tioxt must he between the ages
of fourteen and si-t-oen on the 1st
July,  1915,
Further details iwn ho nbtainod on
application to the undersigned.
G.  .1. DESBARAT8,
leputy Minister of the Naval   Service
Department of the Naval Service,
OMawa, January Ith,  1911
:::i. u.ihoil. e .   ppklieotlen    ef    this
_drertl__imviit wfll aat he paid _e_,--
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NOTIOE   OP   CANGKIaLATION     OF
RESERVE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Reserve existing on Detention
Ifclamd by reason of a Notice published in the British Columbia Gazette on
the 39th of May, 1912. is hereby can
celled.
R.  A.  RENWICK,
Deputy  Minister (f Lands
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C.,
October   19th,  1914.       o2!
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