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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Neil McNeill was the hos-
tess of an exceedingly smart Briage
party on Saturday afternoon. The
drawing rooms were profusely dec-
orated with pink and white car-
| nations and presented a charming

That you have also been counted
out.
“Down and out!’ Man is never

that
If he has the courage to start
again;
If Paie has humbled and knocked

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. appearance. Mrs. McNeill was him flat.

Brokers, Prince Rupert and Stewart, B. (. | gowned in a handsome costume} He still can smile on his fellow

Agents for Stewart Land Company, Limited | of blue rajah, and was assisted men.
by Miss Browi and Miss Mc-| If he has the courage to hide his

——- | Master. The prize winners were frown
| Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Remember this as you go about,
t | McMaster. The players were Mrs.| Although today he is surely down
Stanley Spain, Mrs. D. G. Stewart, It’s a mortal cinch that he isn't

LYNCH BROS Mrs. W. E. Burritt, Mrs. Stewart out.
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We supply Farmhouses, Camps, Mines, and
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| Johnson, Mrs. Helmers, Mrs. Mc-
| Lennan, Mrs. Ciements, Mrs. Tre-
| Mayne, Mrs. Craig, Miss Craig,
| Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. McMaster, Mrs.
|Cade, Mrs. Vernor Smith, Mrs.
| Ward, Mrs. Naden, Mrs. H. L.
| Johnston, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. La-
|moint and Miss Pinder also came
in to tea,

Edgar A. Guest
Prince Rupert, B.C. a ae
KISSES FOR EVER YBODY

Quaint Old Country Custom—
Works Also in Canada

SASHES
DOORS
GLASS

A quaint kissing custom still
exists in the pretty little Wiltshire
town of Hungerford.
|toll is claimed by the authorities
sy ‘ on Easter Monday from every
Iwo tables of Bridge} i
man and woman in the
and Hundred were] ,. ;
, | From the men the toll is one penny,
made up. Mrs. Stewart Johnson ‘ °
, ; : but that imposed on the women is
was the prize winner at the Bridge,| |. , : oii
: : . '\a kiss! The custom is maintained
while Miss Holtby won the Five
. |by two beadles, who march from

 

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| ‘ \ An ancient
Mrs. Daniel McLeod entertained ;

| Dleasantly at cards on Thursday

afte TLoOoTL. town
THLOC wh.
oie of I ive

Hundred prize, the guests included:

. , house to house, and levy their
Mrs. Wark, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Stew-| :
ae, cae quaint taxes. After the bead
art Johnson, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. \ ion Mee, tnnio oa
: ; ave hac » ngs, eve
Helmers, Mrs. McMordie, Miss ey t .

Froud, Miss Holtby, Miss Grant,

: And Hungerford
Miss Delorme. s

girl he meets.
is crowded with visitors on Easter |
i

Monday.
Mrs. Dawson was also a hostess ‘

on Thursday, entertaining in honor
of Mrs. Stork who is leaving

USEFUL TO HOUSEWIVES

 

Water Notice

Notice is hereby given that an appli-
will be made under Part V. of
**Water Act, 1909,"" to obtain a

  
 

Bicense in the Queen Charlotte Division
pf Skeena District.

a) The name, address «nd occupation

of the applicant is George Young,
Victoria, B.C,
If for mining purposes) Free Min-

er's Certificate No

The name of the lake,
source (if unnamed, the description
s) Ain Lake and Ain River.
The point of diversion at
n Lake,
The quantity of water applied for
(in cubie feet per second) 1000.

The character of the

stream or

or near

proposed

works, dam, flume, pipe-line, power
es, plant, etc,
f) The premises on which che water

s to be used (describe same) at or
ear mouth Ain River, Masset Inlet.
g) The purposes for which the water
ie to be used is for power develop-

ment and mill operations,

h) If for irrigation, describe the
land to be irrigated, giving acreage.

i) If the water is to be used for pow-
ror mining purposes, describe the
place where the water is to be re-
turned to some natural channel, and
the difference in altitude between the
point of diversion and point of return
At or near mouth of Ain River,about
150 feet below lake level.

)) Area of Crown land intended to be |

ccupied by the proposed works....

) This notice was

th day of April, 1911, and applica-

tion will be made to the Commissioner
n the 29th day of May, 1911.

#) Give the names and addresses of

any riparian proprietors or licensees
who or whose lands are likely to be
affected by the proposed works, either
above or below the outlet. None,
GEORGE YOUNG,
H, Edenshaw, Agent
-O. Box 285, Prince Rupert, B.C,
NoT&—One cubie foot per second is
juivalent to 35.71 miner’s inches,
ub, April 29, 1911, dw

 

COAL NOTICE

cen Charlotte Islands Land District District of
" Skeena
&*e notice that I, John MeLeod of Vancouver,
vation broker, intend to apply for permission
Prospect for cowl and petroleum on the following
eribed lands:
fh. mencing ata pert planted about two miles
Lf the mouth of the ‘Tl-el River and marked
. cL. N, W. Corner, No. 29, thence south 80
‘Ms, thence east 80 chains, thence north 80
‘®, thence west 80 chains to point of com-
neement ;, containing 640 acres, more or lees.
(ed Feb, 21, 1941 JOHN MeLEOD
eb, 25, Clarence MeDowell, Agent

 

een Charlotte IslandsLand Disurict—District

Take 1 t jeena
pati tee that 1, John MeLood of Vancouver,
PS4i0n broker, intend to apply for permission

¥ ried fate! and petroleum on the following

Commencing at a post planted about two

le, south and two miles west of the mouth of |

Mole nitiver, Grabam Island, end marked

Anas, “ther W; Corner, No. 84, thence south 80

im eee east 60 chains, thence north 80

neomare ne wane, a0 chains to point of com-

ted Feb containing 640 acres, more or less.

b. Fob ga eee JOHN McLEOD
Clarence McDowell, Agent

   
 

 

een Charlotte Islands Land Distriet—District o

Take notice 7 |
Upation t that I, John MeLeod of Vancouver
prospect {ay kets intend to apply for permission
cribed landeo™ 484 petroleum on the following
ith and ung at @ post planted about two miles
on wo miles west of the mouth of the 1'l-0l
nee . marked J. MeL, 8. W. Corner, No. 33,
nce ae 50 chains, thence east 80 chains,
) 80 chains, thence west 80 chains vo

ni »
¥ cat commencement; containing 640 acres,
od Feb. ¢

ree ae 1941, JOHN MeLBOD

Clarenst MeDowell, Agent

posted on the}

shortly on a visit to England.
Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. Stork were Hints

The
uests were: Mrs. D. G. Stewart, | aye
Mrs. J. V. Austin, Mrs. C. B.
Lockhart, Mrs. Amott, Mrs. Mc-
| Caffery, Mrs. Hugh Dunn, Mrs.
Reddie, Mrs. Anderson.

SERGE AND SILK COAT SUIT

the fortunate prize-winners.

made to look as good as new by|
rubbing on charcoal.

If a soft piece of homemade
bread is rubbed on a scorch on

Mrs. Clements gave a small bui PEs ;
woollen goods it will remove it en-

delightful Bridge on Saturday eve-
wing at which Mrs. Vernor Smith
captured the The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vernor

tirely.

star prize. ’ d
P Vegetables will take longer to

cook, but will be much nicer and

Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Pillsbury, Fb class cade if faatiesl hinsiicaiad
0 ) e “olor - TCU,
Mr. and Mrs. McLennan, Mrs. | er
Stewart Johnson, Miss Milligan, | . .
, : : A tasty way of using left over
Miss Johnstone, Dr. and Mrs. , 7 .

boiled rice is to put a piece of}
and

Tremayne, Mr. H. P. Wilson and

: butter in the frying pan
Mr. Foster. H .

jadding the rice when the butter}

|sixzles. Fry until brown.

entertained at|
Saturday in|

Mrs. DuVernet
ithe tea hour on
honor of Mrs. Horace DuVernet.

To make celery firm and crisp |
and with a salty flavor liked by}
}most people, clean as usual and
soak in cold, salty water for on

|

Mr. and Mrs Horace DuVernet
left yesterday morning for

home at Kitsumkalum.

their! hour before serving.

| Eggs will keep well packed in
| Mr. O. B, Smith, manager of | dry salt with the small end down.
| the famous Granby mine at Phoe-| Grease the shell with lard before
|nix, left this morning on a trip to] melted lard

packing, and

over the top layer of salt. |
When boiling cabbage, cut the]

| cabbage in quarters and slip each |
|tured to prophesy a vogue for) R.A. McMordie, left this morning | quarter into a separate cheesesloth |
|

pour
| Goose Bay.

 

 

Mrs. Alan

A few wise designers have ven-| been visiting her daughter Mrs

Kennedy who has}

green and blue in the wake of the) for her home in Spokane. j}bag. Then when it is cooked it

|

flood of red which has rushed upon | comes out intact.

lus this season, and some lovely | oe

DOWN AND OUT
|models have been made up in| er | To remove the fat from soup or
these combined shades. Take for! “Down and out” is a phrase we use| broth intended for an invalid, it
Phe design is} allow “it to|
way, tbecome cold, as is usually done,
lis a diagonal serge in the neW/ Because one battle a man may lose | Instead, place a fine wire sieve
| king's blue. Insert pieces in skirt “He is down until it is thoroughly

taffeta, The} scoffers say, chilled, and pour the liquid through |

jexample this euit, Too oft in a heedless, careless;js not

lexceedingly chic and the material

necessary to

and out,”’ thelon ice,

and coat are green

lidea of inset pieces of taffeta! But many have risen to win re-|this, If the liquid is partially]
lis new and effective, and many | nown cooled the tat will solidify on the
ibe copied in self-tone silk with Who have felt the sting of fate’s|} cold wire and the broth will be
| equally good results knotted knout; |ready for use immediately.

It doesn't follow beacuse he's ne .

down, To
That a man has also been count-

wash chamois gloves and
keep them soft, first put the gloves
using lukewarm

Wash in

HOUSEHOLD NOTES |
|

ed out

| Apt to Come in Useful Now and | on the hands,

 

Then . |water and pure soap.
- | There's always a chance to rise) this Jater until the gloves are |
| again; thoroughly cleansed, then rinse}
|

By sprinkling a goodly amount
of salt over a carpet five or ten
there

If a man has faith in himself and in clear water of the same temper-|

ature, but before taking off the|
gloves, cover them again with a|
men i lather of the soap. Allow them to!
| And ume dry in the shape. 3
—e | golden prize,

tries,
He can win the cheers of his fellow

 

minutes before sweeping,
will be litthe dust raised when the

sweeping is done.

some capture the

musical | Today’s defeat isn't worth a frown, Print |
instrument in your home? Keep your eyes ahead and your} If you had never been inside ay

it's ANCHORED there by senti courage stout, store in this city you would be |
ment, let a “for sale’ ad in The) It doesn’t follow because you're able to decide where to go by|
| Daily News find a buyer for it. | reading the store ads in this paper, |

“silent”

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Half a Dozen Handy Household BESNER & BESNER, [PROPRIETORS soon, and Portiand will get better,
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ae ; Headquarters for cooks & waiters
Berlin is to have a permanent

stadium in the center of the city. est
It has nothing to do with the
Olympic stadium which is planned
day, 1.00 p.ta. for Grunewald, the woods west of
and for: Berlin.
Refuge Bay, Skidegate, Queen ——
so Jetesar tea ieae eeoe News comes from Brandon that
Harbor and return via Queen |Queen’s Ideal has made the fastest
Charlotte City every Saturday, | time at the track so far this year.
The time was 2.32 for the mile,

| 1.00 p.m.
The Grand Trunk Railway System

which is considered fast for so

early in the spring.

Seattle

Mondays and Fridays at 8 a.m.

| ss. Prince Albert sails for Port Simp-
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Spokane is getting a flying start
jin this race for the flag, but

Empress Theatre Basement
|Seattle is holding the place nicely

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. First- i i Latest . .
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Farm to be Started to Help | Prince Rupert Lodge, 1.0.0.F.
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(Special Correspon dence) | Every Tuesday Evening
Massett, May 7.—Professor Ha!-

ett of the Matine ssi; Rien Adi members of the order in the city
es s SPAS ae een | are requested to visit the lodge.

Department, is on Massett Inlet}
| investigating the habits of salmon, |
particularly the ‘sockeye.’ With
Fisheries Inspector C. Harrison and

Indian Agent Thomas Deasy the| CER
Professor visited Nadu, Ain, Mam- |
mon, Awne and other streams on |

W. L. BARKER
Architect
Second avenue and Third street
Over Westenhaver Bros.’ Office.

 

G. S. JOHNSTONE, N. G.
H. MORTON, Secretary.

 

 

MUNRO & LAILEY
Architects,
Stork Building, Second Avenue.

 

 

 

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ACCOUNTANTS -:- AUDITORS Massett Inlet. a owe HART
Law-Butler Building Phone No. 280 A road party cleared a aa Pr

Prince Rupert P.O. Box 351

 

between the new townsite of Mass-
jett and the Indian town at the)
C. V. BENNETT, B.A. | entrance to Massett Sound. - -—- a

of B.C., Ontario, Sas- | jes . . 4
katchewan and Al-| The whaling station at Naden

DORR Sere, |Harbor is receiving a number of J} ,
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dence is in course of erection and|
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