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Allen
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Winnie
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will
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and
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low
n
uhim
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entertained
n
large
number
,1.
s
:t.
null
iinpntriiiriii
mui
of
their
young
friend
In
their
re.
,,'
Vo
day
ut
Ui?,
11
LiuVm
by
Ter
1
1
ve
home
at
ll.ejr
birthday
iiw-r
iimn
in
iru
rein.iwibi
parlic
during
the.
pa(
week
hale
Vl
r
any
further
Inform.
i
II.
CATIIC.WIT.
BufHTInlftKlfiil
uf
l.in.1
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11
loiiiit'n
will
nn
mviYnn
iiw
,n
I
A.
.1.
Mrlnlyre,
chief
dispatcher
ji
nn
hi
annual
vacation".
Ac.
,
'cnrupanieil
by
Al.
McDnugall,
Le.
Lane
and
Roy
Lancaster,
he
i
or,
11
fishing
trip
to
Lost
Lake
Member
rif
llio
Plinlfiiiniifi
jnmmillen
tin
nut
desire
a
repeti.
tlfllt
i
b
f
lil.l
t'ltuh'il
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ier,
Mirr
.iiun
iMxm
mi
m
iin-ri
nn-
m-ressnry
I.
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IliirviiM,
accompanied
hy
I.
iHiiiphy,
of
Wallace,
Idnho.
hint
rcluriKil
alter
an
alienre
of
evenil
iiioiiIIi
In
rifirry
n
ile-x-lopiiifiii
work
on
lii
mining
claims
in
Hie
llaliinen.
I'lu-.e
are
very
promiins
properlie-
and
are
rrealliiK
iiiiirliinlerel
It
i
reiNirlcd
that
the
Dome
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
DISTRICT.
Mountain
Hold
Mllllllfe'
Ol.,
Lid.
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Jon
Harbor
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on
llie
ly
f.
r
nnisii
m
to
tiw
loi-
mineral
pIiiiiii
of
T.
.1.
JefTerson.
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ure
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wliirli
ltvirlti
u
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a
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la
-
.
,
'Vitrr
n;i
if
m
Cntranre,
tbrorc
lhnlfr
y
and
f.
il.mlnr
id
low
mair
mark
ham
iiiir
or
!.
lo
i
point
IS
rial-
r
-itiri
fnaii
Um
qnr-t'r
LOI
pal
M
t!ir
aliorv
lln
or
Let
100.
Ibrnr
nMtintirly
rnJn.
tlirnr
nortbroiclT
'0
thalni.
mors
or
to
tbt
i
:ul
ul
rmtmwncriiKnl,
anl
Mmtalnlnf"
1.
(
.
ninrr
or
!
luird
ihi
full
iur
"r
July,
it
ti.
UV.M1AIU
IUIIIM)
k
I'ACknO
CO.
II.
U,
Habintum,
Aitnl.
n
ni)
iimii
.
sunn
iih
.iiri-iiiiy
been
uuk,
llo
uill
of
A5I.D00.
Kiglileen
claim
iomprie
Ihe
gnmp.
Accnrdiiig
rSi
AVngley'.,
I
lit
priory
U'.;i
rdilliMis
Jtil
population
of
initial;.
i.r5'V,
CANADIANS
have
always
been
noted
for
courage,
optimism
and
faith
in
their
country.
Canada
waa
not
built
up
by
penl-mlttt,
nor
will
Canada
continue
to
dc-velop
If
hr
ptople
allow
thcmielvet
to
bccime
croaker
and
crouchtra.
Canada
Is
fundamentally
an
agricultural
country.
We
have
a
soil
and
climate
wbich
can
trow
the
world
s
finest
agricultural
products.
Canadian
fanners
who
have
earned
the
capital
invested
in
their
farms
out
of
profits
La
fanning;
are
numbered
in
thousands.
These
successful
farmers
have
paid
off
their
mortgages,
stocked
their
barns
snd
stables,
bought
thslr
machinery,
mad
a
good
living,
and
brought
up
their
families.
It
meant
bard
work,
but
today
they
ar
independent.
Money
in
Mixed
Far
fit
in
g
In
recent
years,
at
different
points
on
the
prairies,
oats
fed
to
steers
have
brought
frnm
70e
to
S1.07
a
We
Must
Cut
Production
Costs
sgainst
the
Port
William
price
ol
42c
per
btnhel,
while
barley
used
for
the
same
purpose
haa
broufcht
as
high
as
99x
as
against
Fort
William
price
of
S7c
per
bnshel.
Farmers
marketing
their
coarse
graina
in
this
wsy
lower
marketing
cost,
have
a
sure
market
and
make
money
on
their
grain,
while
at
the
same
time
they
market
their
roughage,
otherwiss
oftea
wasted.
The
cattle
embargo
is
now
off.
Steers
are
worth
more
money
and
certain
to
make
good
money
for
the
Canadian
fanner
from
now
on.
Money
in
Pigs,
Tht
Dominion
Experimental
Farms
have
proved
by
actual
test
that
there
Is
a
profit
in
feeding
pigs,
Last
yesr
at
the
Central
Farm,
Ottawa,
after
paying
ALICE
ARM
llev.
Father
Huck
of
Salern,
Oregon,
in
pendiiif
a
few
weekx
lioliilayinir
liere
with
.Mr.'
And
Mr.
I),
p.
H
el;
.1.
HUhop
arrived
lal
week
from
.
Prince
Uuperl
and
ha
lakrn
over
the
KiNnull
lloiiHe
from
Sieve
llnmaft.
II.
I
Kersrin,
M.I..A.
left
for
Victoria
lal
Thursday
n
I
he
learner
I'rince
lieor(f.
Four
men
underground
mine
and,
n
ami
trail
in
are
now
working
on
I
he
Home.ilake
oon
a
Ihe
hridjje
compleleil,
a
per
manent
camp
will
he
clalililicd.
.Major
It.
F.
Chriclilnn
U
in
charge.
.
1
Mining
Klill
continue!
steadily
al,
lli
F.peranr.a.-
I,al
week
ceven
loim
of
ore
wa
iliipieil
to
Ihe
Trail
smelter.
The
mnl
evenly
coneed
mixi'il
d'Mihle
lenni
lotirnament
ever
played
here
wax
"taped
la.f
week.
Hartley
(tray
and
Mi
HarrHI
enierK'"!
Ihe
winner
after
ilefeatfner
Ml
O'Neill
and
.Mr.
Mcliilyn
of
Anyox
ami
Mr.
Helen
Nueicli
anil
Al
Falconer.
An
,'uldilional
yarder
loggintr
engine
arriveil
In
Alice
Arm
lal
week
from
Ihe
south
for
Ah-botsford
Logging
Co,
Two
large
boom
are
ready
awaiting
Irnn-portation
lo
Ocean
Fall.
Visitor
here
from
Anyox
include
Mr.
William
O'Neill
and
family.
Fred
Hardwell,
Mr.
Haler.
Mr,
lieorge
Warwick
and
child.
Mix
Herniee
Clay,
Mr.
O.
K.
Iiwyer
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Kric
Anderson,
Mr.
Kirkwnl
and
family,
Mr.
S.lephen
and
jpivsidenl
daughter,
Mr.
Cane
and
danuli-Lr.
Mi.
W.
T.
Ke,
Mr.
F.
M.
Kelley.
,fr.
Sawry.
Mr.
Harclay,
Mr.
i:rone.
Mr.
Thompson.
Mi
V.
Katon
ami
Mis
S.
Canada
Faces
the
Future
With
Confidence
for
feed,
labor,
interest
and
depreciation,
the
net
profit
per
pig
was
still
S4.63.
Profits
from
Sheep
As
moncy-makt
rs,
sheep
are
hard
to
beat
In
every
Province
from
Prince
Edward
Island
to
British
Columbia
are
found
many
flocks
returning
generous
profits
to
their
owners.
Canada
is
meeting
with
the
Irrntwt
competition
in
the
mark
flint
of
hrT
products.
To
hold
her
own
and
regain
hrr
plaro
on
the
world'
market,
she
must
re
dore
rnxt
of
production.
The
only
way
to.
do
this
is
to
inmae
production
per
acre,
per
row
or
per
other
unit.
Hut
improved
qiality,
also,
is
essential
to
meet
market
demands.
The
quantity
and
the
quality
of
the
products
and
the
coat
of
production
in
competitive
roun.
trie
la
beyond
our
runtroL
Price
of
agricultural
arudact
are
regulated
by
world
supply
and
demand.
Hence,
derrnmlng
production
will
not
help
the
Canadian
farmer.
Poultry
Pays
Poultry
makes
money
for
those
who
sdopt
modern
meth-ods,
whether
East
or
Writ.
Little
Prince
Edward
Island
markets
co-opcrstivcly
In
csrlots,
shipping
an.
nually
upwards
of
one
million
do
ten
eggs.
The
British
Columbia
Co-operative
Poultry
Men's
Exchange
markets
in
the
same
wsy,
thus
saving
ruinous
glut
in
their
local
market.
Grow
Seed
Canada's
Northern
grown
seed
possesses
estrs
vitality.
There
is
a
large
market
for
It
to
the
south.
Canada
exports
seed
potatoes,
but
Imports
t
other
seeds.
She
has
the
opportunity
to
grow
seed
for
herself
and
for
export.
The
Future
Ten
yesrs
from
now
the
pessimists
of
todsy
will
have
been
forgotten.
Britain
has
removed
the
embargo
against
our
cattle.
She
wants
our
beef
snd
bacon,
our
cheese,
butter,
eggs
and
apples,
our
whest
and
flour.
As
the
population
of
the
United
States
increases,
she
will
compete
less
and
less
against
us
on
the
British
market.
Eventually,
nerseli
be
an
BURNS
LAKE
AND
LAKES
DISTRICT
W.
I".
Iloherge
of
I'rince
Ku-perl,
iepreentliiK
Ihe
Norlheru
I
I.C.
Agricultural
actl
lmliitrial
AK(icial
juit,
pent
Ihe
weeliend
in
Hum
Lake.
He
I
very
mi-thuialic
aiiout
I
lie
p)enilid
crop
in
Ihe
l.akp
l)ilricl
and
at
other
point
which
he
ha
recently
viiled
and
i
making
arrangement
for"
'exhibit
to
he
enl
lo
I'rince
jtupcrt
and
New
"etniinler.
Mr.
P.
V.
Tallon
gsive
a
hridge
parly
lal
week
in
honor
of
Mr.
M.
L.
Mackay
of
Ha7.eoii.
The
parly
wa
well
allende
by
the
ladie
of
Kuril
Lake
ami
choice
refreshment
were
.ered,
Mr.
II.
I).
Mac.Neil
won
the
firl
prize
ami
Mr.
V.
V.
C.
IINeill
icarried
olT
Ihe
conolalion.
'the
following
eveiiiiiK
Mr.
i.
S.
W'oimI
alo
save
a
parly
in
Mr.
Mackay'
honor
at
which
the
ladie
greatly
enjoyed
theme.
ve.
Hy
one
nf
those
peculiar
chance,
which
make
on
at
lime
doubt
Ihe
"law
of
aver-age,v
Ihe
ame
ladie
won
iinL
lar
prize
at
t'hi
parly
alo.
J.
Arnilrong
of
Victoria
wa
a
business
visitor
lat
week
in
Ihe
Lake
district.
K.
K.
I'oll
and
T.
J.
SleplierV
Vancouer,
11.
S.
Parker,
Prince
Huperl
ami
fs
Marsh,
Topley,
were
registered
al
the
Omineca
Hotel
mi
Sunday.
TITi
DAILY
ITEWB
TOE
FIV
n
z
jvr.x
j
m
j
isidtfiti
if
cues
ufiu
ifeud
SMITHERS
l
rr
t
Viru4,
ISM.
fur
Uw'iriiimiiilee
firill
UPW
lllpflilv
ilia
i-
.r
MrMi.
iiMMim
u.i;
.
,
..
.
,
"
,
'y
11
hri
Johnson
cimmil,
lune
posing
ill
llii'ir
lli'kot
stock
for
.i.
..
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,
wmlum
nuun
in
t-f-iiii'iiiiit'r.
t
twj
ill
Ih-
aliowml
Mr
r-j
--
iITniwiuri
r.i
Um.
i:iir
rwel
A
large
ami
conspicinu
rnnf
'"
i'i-imi
t
iiiirin,
siisn
iiriirinimu
inn
inpi
irinf
ii.
r
'
iDage
Hiiii'l
will
in
fill
lire
he
I
rr-jlcr
iiiil
later
lluu
ihi
Mil
"
injr
in
Aunim.
mil.
rr
in'
Herrv
n
rkintr
narl
p
nrc
llio
1
in
liHKiiiril
Ii
l-M
;t
He:
am
uiiri,
ijlm
HiH.r
order
of
llit
day,
I'arli
nml
.ill
of
1.
:
l
HUirlrt.
V'I.IpI.
i
,riil.
full
i..,n.
1..
i
dir.
llnnlorK,
mm
will
tx
ithtrJ
tr
r-
IlinUi'
1
ir
pi
:ir
i
iiu
citipr
ror-
run
on
Mi
-J,
.
Il
Mlrtr
Korw,
'
h;ilwrl,
TIMBER
SALE
X514G.
'
ol
Unit
it
Virion.
IX.
I
lalrr
in
n
in
i
ih
itr
l
Annul.
nr
llw
.
;i-''Imw
of
Lirrnr
Xll.
i
:
Jr
I'liw
Ti.
u
u
iti
imlr
rtn
falllnt
.?JI
It.inirf
'
,miil
I
ant1
tiUIWi!
Ill
tl
Im
tlkiwrd
lor
f-
I
Hull
proof
of
tli
nlnimlantVriip.
The
inrrrlinnN
ri'porl
a
very
heavy
rUKar
and
aler.
i:r.
11
r
in.
inn
rorrotrr.
aiouiai
miniiiu
iimmi
food
stuffs
AulhotU
for
SIIlUn
tr
Ik
importer
besides
she
will
of
many
other
wheat
from
this
country.
(
fca
Um
.
Oi
tliiaaU.
th
Una.
Ilia
tack
4
tto
raknitUI
MikHa
HKnuir
It
ark
tltrJ
nnw
Uulim
Uk
all
llw
teSwtrr
aiU
Ml
cm
nit,
Lrt'a
to
wk
u4
MrWIm
4Ma.
CanaSa
k
bmiIi
forward
with
aSS
at
U
r
start.
Li
kwp
(whir
alMa.
Have
Faith
in
Canada
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture
.
K.
MoniKH
WELL,
Mlnl.Wr.
Br.
t.
II.
GRIRDALI.
Dftr
MlaUUe.
It3
j
B5B
m
I
The
Lakes
Musical
Club
met
al
the
O.K.
Ulafe,
Hurns
like,
on
Friday
and
Ihey
decided
lo
start
I
heir
'
practising
in
ahoul
two
v.eek'
I
line.
S.
litulwin
will
lie
leailer
for
the
lime
being
and
a
will
lie.
chosen
at
I
bo
nexl
meeting.
Mr.
WAV.
'..
O'Neill
i
secretary.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andy
lluddy
ar'
leaving
on
August
.for
a
three
month'
auto
trip
Mirougli
the
south
of
I
be
province
and
down
IhroiiKh
Ihe
L'uilcd
Stale.
Andy
say
that
he
is
not
sure
when
he
will
return
hut
lie
intends
lo
have
a
real
holiday
white
he
is
about
II.
lie
will
make
(he
trip
In
hi
new
Ihide
car.
S.
(iodwin,
editor
nf
Ihe
Observer,'
will
leae
here
on
Thursday
morning
for
a
vacation
nil
VancoiiMT.
He
will
Jravel
via'
I'rince
llupcrl
and
'
vijkjrvlirn''via
Jasper.
.
,
"
Mr.
P.
V.
'Tallon
gave
a
sup-I
per
and
bridge
parly
on
Wednesday
niifhl
in
honor
nf
Mr,
and
i
Mr.
A.
M.
llmMy.
fielmnnim'
never
provided
viand
more
choice
than
Ihe
creation.
of
Mr.
Tallon
cuisine
ami
the.
mol
epicurean
lale
were
more
than
.satisfied,
'The
bridge
parly
wa
I
very
uccefu.
!
G.
K,
lineson
1
sulTering
from
an
attack,
of
lumbago
and
A.
A,
lUonnou
i
taking
care
of
Ihe
I
.store.
Mr.
Imesoiv
I
gradually
'improving.
'
K.
M.
Itayner
of
Ihe.
Kenwood
illanch,
south
of
l'.ndako
on
Ihe
i
Fast
of
Francois
Lake,
left
fur
illie
coast
lal
week.
'The
girl
are
all
highly
elated
over
llieir
camping:
experience
at
Tehesinkiil
Lake.
They
returned
to
their
various
home
in
Saturday
and
on
Monday
Ihe
camp
wa
occupied
by
Ihe
boy.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mr.
Oeo.
Dover
and
lillle
Miss
France
Dover
returned
from
Prince
Huperl
Friday
night.
Mis
Janey
Donald
wa
another
traveller
last
week,
going-
down
lo
Huperl
Wednesday
and
reluming
Saturday
night.
Mr
Warren,
who
spent
Um
winter
with
her
son
at
While,
llor.se,
iiift
Mi.
Donald
in
Huperl
ami
re
lurned
to
'rVrrarp.
with
her.
I.Me
.Mourn
left
for
Anyox
lal
Thursday,
where
U
will
Join
hi
broher
Vergo.
Fred
Nnsh
relumed
frnm
the
coal
on
Wednesday,
but
xpect
lo
Icawt
again.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
0.
R.
JealU
left
for
Smltliers
Thursday
night
Blind
Man's
Buff
U"
VEN
in
this
age
of
enlightenment
soms
folks
spend-
their
money
blindly.
They
buy
with
their
eyes
shut.
They
grope
in
the
dark
as
truly
as
if
their
eyes
were
bandaged.
And
all
the
time
a
powerful
light
is
being
thrown
on
the
very
things
they
need
and
want!
Advertising
is
a
beacon
to
guide
you
-
Jn
buying.
It
shows
you
what
to
buy
.
where
to
buy-
and
when
to
buy.
At
the
same
time,
it
protects
you
against
jraud
and
inferiority.
Merchants
and
manufacturers
who
advertise
deliberately
focus
thousands
of
eyes
upon
their
wares.
Their
values
must
be
honest
and
their
prices
right,
or
they
-
could
not
advertise
successfully.
Don't
play
blind
man
s
buff
with
the
elusive
dollar.
Spend
a
few
minutes
each
day
running
through
the
advertisements
in
this
paper.
Then
buy
the
products
that
have
proved
up
in
the
light
of
advertising.
where,
Mr.
Jeatt
will
releave,
i.
.
McMarlin
in
Ihe
lumber
yard.
The
Terrace
branch
of
Ihe
Oddfellow
held
a
Memorial
and
leroraliou
Service
al
the
graves
if
Iheir
brethren
in
Ihe
mi-sumkatum
cemetery
on
Sunday.
t
wa.
well
attended
and
many
beautiful
flower
were
conlri-
fiuted.
TlKe
registered
recently
a!
the
'Terrace:
L.
A.
Palmer,
Vancouver,
S.
V.
Anlagh,
.New
llaxel-
ton;
(5.
II.
llnplon
and
wife,
.1.
Peterson,
Mr.
S.
V.
C.nx,
Pnncn
Huperl;
.1.
II.
Hobday,
Vancouver;
A.
Renault
and
wm
rrmce
u-i.erl;
R.
D.
raie,
Prince
Riu
perl;
s.
.1.
Rowbotham,
Vuncou-
ver;
Dan
.Mason,
i.opper
i.u)
;
W.
Lning,
Victoria;
M.
H.
Slew-art,
Vk;
S.
A.
Kilsumknl-lutu;
A.
K.
Ralph,
Prince
Oeorge:
R.
A.
Harlow,
Prince
Huperl,
R.
F.
Kdinnnd.
D.
Mcl.ellan,
Prince.
Huperl;
R,
Kerr,
D.
Wilson,
Swanon,
.M.
o
linen,
ii,
.
m-
hop,
Vancouer;
Hilly
Patmore,
Prince
Huperl:
Lewie
Patmore,
.la.
Oilmour,
Vancouver,
A.
J.
Hrnwn,
Fdinnnton;
W.
11.
Herlik,
Hdnionton;
F.
W.
How
line-.
Prince
Rupert,
T.
H.
WaNh,
Dor-reen,
A.
D.
McRoy,
Vancouver:
jl.
O.
Stewart,
C.hilliwack;
S.
II.
OiMiil,
Kdinonton,
A.
Alvow,
Milwaukee,
Wise.;
W.
Willsbire.
Vancomer;
0.
J.
Orahaiu,
Prince.
Ruiirl,
John
llppburn.
Terrace,
Murdock
Hay,
AIIkmIh;
lagliau,
Vancouver,
W,
Lean,
Prince
Rupert.
Read
the
Advertisements.
Mlss
Nellie
Hale
nf
Colorado
i
spending'
a
few
week
at'Kil-
sunikuluni
Lake,
as
Ihe
guest
nf
Mrs
Waller
Warner.
Jlrs.
C.
V.
Stewart
of
Vancou-
ver
I
also
a
visitor
to
KalumI
Lake.
She
is
visit
her
hrolherj
lMr.
Shaw
who
is
prospecting"
on'
liougla
Creek.
ANYOX
Dr.
R.
P.
Kinsman
from
Van
couver,
arriveil
in
.nyox
ny
last
(rand
Trunk
boat.
Dr;
Kinsman
will
lakrt
up
tin!
duties
nf
Mine.
doctor
recently
relinquished
by
Dr.
Zeigler.
K.
II.
Murray,
formerly
of
Ihe
local
branch
nf
the
Canadian
Hank
of
Commerce
and
lately
nf
Prince
Huperl,
arrived
here,
in
his
launch
"Humble
Hee"
and,
nfler
spending
a
couple
of
days
in
town
rcnewine
old
ncipiainl-nnces,
went
nn
up
Hustings
Arm
for
a
little
solitude.
John
Conway,
J.P.,
returned
lo
Anyox
by
Ihe
"Canlena"
from
Prince
Rupert
where
he
was
in
connection
wilh
the
appeal
of
certain
liquor
traders
against
r-cenl
convictions.
Last
week
a
quiet
wedding
look
place
at
the.
home,
of
Mr.,
and
Mr.
Harclay.
Mis
Ann
Thomp
son
became
Ihe
wife
of
II.
Muir.
The
happy
couple,
will
reside
in
Anyox.
Rev.
J.
Heniman
per
formed
Ihe
ceremony.
Coke
plant
production
July
17
lit
July
2a
inclusive
coal
charg
ed,
812
short
Ions;
coke
produc
ed,
tilu
short
Ions;
light
oil
re
covered,
2,371
imperial
gallons
and
iimtnnuiunt
sulphate,
manu
faclured
0,010
lb.
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
you
get
it.
If
.1-
Stove
WOOD
We
have
just
received
l
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
hire
cut
lo
order.
Also
Kindling
In
Sacks.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
Dr.F.P.Kenny
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block.
Phone
109
For
Appointment.
P.O.
Box
953,
Prince
Rupert.
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
Flret
Class
0H0P
SUEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rent
Prices
Reasonable
Phone
Blue
471,
Second
Ave.