t$k
Makes
-The
richest
al
f
..Irk
Wrm
X
I
IT
M
H
Ml
f
lllll
n
iki
u
u
su
ri
iii
linn
nt
I
j.
n
t
.
I
a
1
1
u
r.
4
aucuve
runcuona
forces
Beneficial
MMuX
I
ALLS.
I'.Q
H
HylMfiadian
1'ressi-
'
manager,
darnd'
..jresXeil
I'ninn
of
Municipalities
at
if
m
1
III
4UMItelOU
1(1)
"(III
Manager
plan
uf
Muni
cruoieiif."
Jlp
pointed
'
here
-wen
32
1
cities
.-.
.erai
tag
under
pledge
it
Uf
lhre
310
are
Mi
I
uilivl
Stoles
ami
::ada.
in
il-manager
form
n?
i
lie
said,
been
dr-effectively
mer
Iwo
.
First,
a
rapahle
v
uody
i
determine
the
Of
adopted,
ami
avall-al
ry
board.
Seomul
eiccuhvr
urgauiza.
f.
'.Hy
administer
Hip
ii
ildi
mi.
Tli
Mayor
b
matt
ux
i
no
nouro
ana
r
rparale
udmliils-f
.
fnnrtiwn
of
u"
!
hire
and
un
ity
manager
who
jt
tliti
pleasure:
upproprtalton,
if
and
bylaw
and
Ihe
eily
govrrn-:n,i!'-iir
aiut
repre-'I'lii
ri'v
iiianu-
-
..ervani
of
lli
may
r'
.mnnend
i.ir
adoption
sueh
may
d
in
nff
i.fflmnl.
)?
'.ni
standing
oehtee.
'
plan
wi-ri
the
aholi
MESSAGE
FROM
!
FAR
GREENLAND'1
Jack
Barnsley
Receive
Interest
ing
Despatch
on
HI
wire-lets
Instrument
I
Tin
iIoiiikh
f
the
McMillan
ex
jlM-iiiiion
on
lli
schooner
How.
jdoin
iti
wittier
(piartcr
at
ltefuKe
nay.
n-n
miles
north
uf
F.tah
tircenland,
are
told
in
a
special
ui-'imicii
received
here,
a
men
Honed
yeierday,
Iy
Jack
Harnii
iy
ami
relayed
liy
lum
,HW
"i.
U'A
nirf,age
nay:
llobekon
Cliaimei.
Slninif
northerly
wind
will
proliably
elrar
thi
on
I
within
the
next
two
week
(rivinj;
no
an
opportunity
l
It
11
ij
t
whIhi-
for
our
winter
meal
MUpply.
v
"
hae
the
meal
of
five
wal-ri
already
parknl
awny-
under
fwikn.
The
ohip
i
prnfllicnlly
unloHiled
all
our
fixxl
lieing
parked
np
in
hoxe
on
hore.
The
magnetic
idiM-rvaUtfy
i
neAriy
rrtxty
for
mtallatniM
of
our
in-olrumetiU.
Ilepular
foenatMMi
will
bnjrtn
wtlh
a
few
dayn.
Fojnd
a
Cairn
Here
on
(he
wrl
rape
i(
llefiiue
Harbor
we
(011
nd
a
cairn
hull!
eenly
yenr
jro
hy
I
lie
firt
AnieHran
Arrlir
explorer
Doctor
liH-ha
Kent
Kane.
Her
he
cele-
hraliMl
hi
farlliet
nuHli
in
Smith
?mrod
hy
wntnp
a
flap
made
from
hi
rap
ItaiuK
bound
to
the
mat?.-,
thr.
rreutimi
t'Kim
ramrw.1
vte
ar
in
ItufuKf
Harbor,
.Aorin
r'iiiani,
ion
mile
imrlli
if
htAli,
our
winter
quarters
in
ISMS
to
11117.
IUVp
decide)
to
remain
here
for
the
winter
as
all
condition
for
koimI
iiarimr
and
cri.iii.ilnnenl
of
our
fClrnlifip
work
and
ulcdy'
tra-l
fl!
uJ
ati.facl4ir-.
Cap
aiuii,
wurr
iiii-ii
men
of
lh
(inHy
rxpnlitioii
diil
of
ularvalion
in
IHHI.
i
nm
tli
narrow!
jwrt
..f
Smitlt
Sound,
only
21
mil-
dmlanl.
rill
fi.
lartr
wr
ran
-aily
rover
willi
Ulir
dORH
to
MX
Imiir
when
II(p
tilil
rMiiiAM
for
iih
to.
net
up
Hie
lahtrt
rulru-tnl
10
iii
liy
llir
AUIHUilil
itrottrapliir
Sik-HH)'
of
Vnhiiijrt4fi.
At
tli-
prr-ent
time
Mimh
SjMjiul
and
Karn
llanin
are
choked
with
ice
rnmlnsr
io
an
udJM
xtnani
from
Uie
l'olar
lta-ih
down
iIiioukIi
Krnnnly
and
Ttiit
flap
we
found
r
i
h1,
inr
.levrl..p-
,
mMf
Hnt,.n
ymr
later.
-r,rrioiial
rx.ullvle.
under
All
inni
Ht
a
few
hiIIm
g
f
dicuioiiH
in
nurUi
of
r
present
location.
We
aiiaun
from
er-ln
OiHllliaab.
Smith
fireenald,
on
.
a
eparaiion
or
Jl:(-
a.
after
brine
royally
en-
iat
te
rtom
Uir
rxrruiivr
lerlainnl
by
lanih
inhabilanln
'y
pot
eminent.
n
I
.
a
.
I
I
mm
m
1
111
in
1
aw
1
1
1
nil
W11
Practising
Marksman-
lo
When
he
Wounded
Per-
son
on
Station
Platform
and
native
lUkinui.
We
en-
countered
hrail
wind
al
err)'
Ulae
of
Ihe
journey
north
wanl
hut
fortunately
verv
llftle
ire
and
RIFLE
BY
ACCIDENT
,-ar
w-,,'-r
I
northerly
wind
Ihe
mo!
favor-
'idile
for
Ihe
trip
northward
dinre
il
iweep
ire
nut
of
Meill
Hay.
Many
Native
Oled
Wr
followed
what
is
termed
litlllV'I'ilV
IU
4a
II.
m
l.f
uliutiip.
11.
u
Itii.la
O.idnira
f
beiim
tdiol
in
tlm
back
layiiiK
our
rourn
fairly,
clon
Ut
aw
a
f
thr
rijjht
hip
by
a
bul-'hore
in
order
to
rirruninavipate
in
a
'i
rifle,
appap'iitly
Ihe
park,
rearhinir
Kapr
Yirk.
7f
.t
tw
II
l.H
t
..ll.iit
nf
Hia
II
on.
I
i!ivtei
iiiirlli
tuliliiiln
m
lifvill
'
.
l4t--
l
.
fiH-
BH'I
r-
.....
....
.tut......
:
IvUou.
A.
L.
Sayrr
I
a
d.h.
We
meL
our
old
friend-t
of
ui
the
iicpcnU
Hospital,
ilhr
la-l
fifteen
yearn
and
learned
accident
hapven4
when
lh
whoreaboulH
of
variout
inem-111
coiiiiiany
with
another
her
of
the
tribe.
We
wore
worry
was
lyiiif
asleep
on
tho
lo
learn
of
the
death
of
at
least
platform
nt
Lobslirk.
Le-
one-fifth
of
all
Smith
Sound
nn-
LIFE
BURDENED
BY
DYSPEPSIA
-
Health
and
Happiness
Came
With
"Fnfotires"
Made
Fram
Fruit
Juices
and
Tcr.ics
"Kroltatfvei",
the
wonderful
mtdicin
made
from
the
juice
of
pplef,
orainre.
tg
u,l
luimeH,
it
one
of
the
ereulekt
ineuii
of
doiiif
Cool
that
thu
country
of
our
hu
rier
known.
"Fruit-i
tiven"
j
hrincinp
health
to
hundred
and
hundred
or
people
who
eaflrr
with
rhroniet'oiiiiia
tion.-JidiouxiieNii
and
IJ
Mieimia.
Mr.
Frank
Hail
of
Wverale,
Oot.,
My,
"1
purchased
a
loi
of"
Fruit-a-tire"
and
liepan
the
treatment.
My
condition
improved
immediately.
Thedyapepsia
i-m-.1
to
le
t
he
lm
n
leu
of
my
Idea
it
ha.1
been,
and
1
Mat
freed
of
Coiuti
nation".
&0e.
a
box,
6
for
.'jO,
trial
sire
25c.
At
dealera
or
iwnt
hy
Fruit-a-tires
Limited,
Ottawa,
Oot.
Ihe
famous
F4imkadion
and
brother
Kakoteeali,
two
of
ffnext
boH
in
the
tribe.
The
name
of
I
Iih
former
you
will
remember
figured
largely
in
Ihe
(look-Peary
controverny
a
he
wan
the
Com
panion
of
Doctor
Cook
on
biw
romantic
North
I'nle
trip.
Hi
xtory
today
h
the
name
a
told
J'eary
fourteen
years
ago,
namely
thai
Ihe
parly
went
we-l
and
south
and
not
norlh.
(in
our
way
up
iUn
coast
we
called
at
everal
plaerri
but
with
creale-t
interest
at
Mali
where
wr
lived
four
yearn.
Our
ami
iry
comfortable
hoiiKn
ban
been
complefHy
detnolielied.
The
ilr
l
marked
only
hy
wrap
iron
find
ru-ty
tin
cans
an
wood
i
mor
pn-ciouM
than
gold
in
thin
-wclion.
Thin
wan
Ihe
natural
r-
ulL
Met
the
Arctic
"Al
Klah
wr
met
the
Canadian
hlp
Arctic
bound
for
Cape
Sabine
to
wl
in
a
police
Nation
for
the
purpo-e
of
prolactin..'
the
wild
life
of
Kile
in
ere
'
Land,
especially
nuik
oxen,
atraint
annual
hunt-
hk
rtruroiooK
of
(Irrrnland
Haw
J
ux
I
lrarne.1
from
Prince
1
1
perl
lul
ion
of
the
Japanese
earttupiakn
difater.
and
other
world
evMiti.
'Slciud
Mac
Millan.
Operalor
Donald
H.
Mix,
of
Hri-.lol.
Connecticut,
advines
that
he
in
hearin?
amateur
radio
sta
tion-
in
all
parts
of
Canada
arid
(,'niled
Stales
but
ko
far
has
only
been
able
to
comnvunfeatr
with
Prince
Itnnei'L
Ktntinn
0
It
I
since
they
arrived
al
winter
quarter
on
AukuxI
eventcentli.
KNIGH"praiAS
AT
OLD
TIME
PARTY
Varied
Entertainment
al
Affair
In
Lodge
Hall
Last
Night
The
old
time
party
held
by
Ihe
Knights
of
I'vthias
and
Pythian
Sisters
in
the
KJ.
Hall
last
night
was
very
successful.
Community
of
the
eveninir
in
which
llir
K.I'
choir
of
thirty-four
niemliers
wasf
the
leading
faHor.
During
the
K
eening
a
short
aldress
was
given
hy
F.
W.
Hart
on
"Fjirlv
Days
of
i
-
I'ylhianism
in
H.C."
(lames
of,-"-every
description
were
entered
in-
!'''
lo
with
unirh
zest
and
Ihe
pub.
0.
was
practicing
shoot
Iiib
-lives
due
lo
iuflneuca.
Several
licalion
of
the
"Daily
Wail
tie
d
i
slit
nee
off,
and
was
or
I'eary
nesi
uinr
urivcr
are
cause,
a
treat
neni
or
nmue
1y
(iniiwaie
of
I
ho
fact
dead
and
many
of
my
expedition
iincnl.
Delightful
refreshments
mtmm
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
aUB
mMmm
wtmm
CANADIAH
MADE,
J
iJAPANESE
FUND
IS
INCREASING
7
-
Thousand
Dollar
Order
Placed
by.
Mayor
Newton,
for-
Immediate
Shipment
The
Japanese
relief
fund-ln
ba
InK
swelled
this
afternoon
Ihroutfii
ihe
etTrt'
of
Mayor
.Newton,
Ihe
aldermen
and
cill
.ens
assisting
who
hav
jnsU-
luled
a
personal
colleflion
earn
paiKii.
Teams
have
been
told
off
for
various
parts
of
lh
lnisjne,
section
and
are'
now'
workhip.
The
iilea
is
In
pet
a
much
money
as
iiossihle
at
onco
in
ordor
lo
jrrl
'shipmentH
oir
oa
tint
steamer
Canadian
Skirmisher,
sailing
for
Japan
this
week.
Thin
mornintr
Mayor
Xewlon
announced
thai
an
orders
for
?
1,
00(1
worlh
of
canned
falmon
had
been
placed
wilh
the
Canadian
Fish
A."
'Cold
Slor
atre
Co.
for
immediate
delivery
do
the
snip.,
Mayor
Xewtnn
headed
the
fol-
his
lowinir
voluntary
subscriplion
list
the
i
with
a
donalion
of
flu,
a
nmnlh
s
salary
as
mayor.
Kach
of
the
aldermen,
il
is
lmderstood
are.lollowing
suil
wilh
23
each.
Aid.
M.
M.
Slephens,
25.00
Aid.
Then.
Collar!
25.00
J.
(iawthom
5.00
K.
C.
Cihhons
....
5.00
S.
(i.
Moore
...
l.no
Mrs.
.1.
C.
Anderson
5.00
Orme's
Store
Statf
..-r...
25.00
Kishop
llunoz
5.00
Arrhhi-diop
DiiVrrnel
.
.
5.00
Fred
Slork
10.00
barter
!
A
Friend
.25
Thus.
W.
Hume
2.00
(.
H.
Arnold
...
5.00
Dorothy
and
Hilly
5J10
William
Cook
5.00
Japanese
and
Chinese
I'rince
Huperl
Japanese
Association
...
T.
Shiini.u
H.
II.
Y.
45.
S.'
T.
Supa
Mochlda
Yamanaka
..,
Xishika7.e
...
Kilazawa
Obala
v,.
Fuiimnto
"
...
Wrsl
Kiul
Cafe
S.
Tabe
Mrs.
u.
ruga
T.
Y.ishloka
UMt&ftkV
23-
It.
Tanaka
...:.:.1..Il
25.
LS-.
Hiruno
T.
Kutsuyama
O.
.Nagano
Yo
M'
Kinjr
tieirg:e
Cafe
Yuen
Lay
..
Y.
Kanaya
I.
Malsumotn
Y.
Malsukuho
Kwong
Sang
Hing
A.
Ikcda
T.
Tahara
S.
Suga
M.
Doi
w
T.
Suy'hiro
(!.
Kubo
Y.
Kawata
.....
'..
Yamasaki
Salo
;...
Higaslii
Nakamolo
Oda
...
Takehayashi
Hiitita
....
Morimoto
30O.OO
100.00
.......
100.00
1.
100.00
50.00
50.00
5o.oo
30.00
....
30.00
30.IW1
I...
25.00
....
"V.
25.00
00
00
25.00
20.0(1
20.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
15.00
M.
Kimura
15.00
i.
Yasumoto
15.0,
K.
Nafa-.uyr
15.00
K.
.Vnkaya
1
5.00
i
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
1
5.
00'
H.
Inada
Tanaka
:
10.00
Morilo
.
sano
,
Hamazaki
lie
Iwo
men
were
asleep
on
of
ninelern
Ihirleen
lo
sevenleen.;were
sen'ed'
in
buffet
style
aliK.
Miwa
y'form.
Soon
the
criex
of
"The
uatixes
ore
apparently
a
midnight.
F.
Maruyama
.......
were
hearl
ami
it
vn.
dU.
hit
discouraged
and
quHe
a
nuin-
Cyril
Westaway,
Chancellor
K.
Kunihiro
'"')
hat
he
had
been
shot
hy
her
have
moved
southward
to
bel-
Commander,
acled
capably
as
A.
-.Nishio
1
;el
supposedly
from
Lc"-
ter
hunting
grounds
in
the
vicin-
master
of
ceremonies.
The
joint
Chew
Way
Sam
...
r
fle.
Ity
of
the
big
capes
bordering
siwial
committees
of
the
Knights
Louis
Winy
unulely
Ihe
accident
hap-
Melvllln
Hny.
All
seemWI
anxious
,of
I'ylhias
and
the
pylhinn
Sislers
Ah
Chew
"'
about
iwi'Mly
minutes
be.
lo
nrrumpnny
our
expedition.
were
responsible
for
the
success
M.
Kamimura
1
ie
eas
bound
Irniti
was
From
the
number
I
have
selected
of
Ihe
evening.
F.
Ilorir.aki
the
injured
nun
In
com-
VU'llli
1.1
A
m.i.ih.m(iiii
ni4
I
n
came
tu
Ihe
city.
On
arrl-'he
cily
Saver
was
met
by
"
and
Put
erson'a
am
hu
anre
I
'
'
l.
.
......
I
i
II.
I
I
I
.V
Houlanger.
II
was
discover
"'nt
he
bullet
hud
lodged
In
back
somewlioro
near
Ihe
ie
"."r
is
a
man
or
unout
to
r
lk.i.i
i
i
i,
......
i
al
1'Ohslink
Jliiiiillnil.
''Uric
surrendered
himself
lo
''''Hlncial
Pidtce
nn
nrrival
Hie
cilv
"Ion
kleamer
Cliilkool.
Cnpt
".rrs,,,,,
,U.,.V,
j.
,.
i
U)
look
this
inorninu
and
In
ill-
""'g
a
rurfco
of
cuxed
fuel
'")
loco
ui
iiio
tt.i.w...ini
nil
8
'nnks
here.
-'
j"y
Dutl'um
and
Ollvn
Stoke
li
cluwifwl
wiin
vagrancy,
were
'"""'"I
WiJil.
next
Monday
In
Police
court
this
morning,
j
CONTAINS
NO
ALUM
KttlUUIH
PT
1
f
1
i
r
PURE
FQ0D
INSURES
GOOD
HEALTH,
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
INSURES
PURE.
FOOD
EWGILLETT
COMPANY
LIMITED
Winnipeo
TORONTO,
CANADA,
montbeau
10.00
1
M.
Hamaura
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worth-while
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Tomarhi
Mrs.
Kawata
M.
Kariya.
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Hoss
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Young
Cee
Lee
Kee
Shung
Tung
Young
Chin
Ted
Sing-
Wong
Chew
..
Kwong
Sun
Chung
Co.
Mr
Hon
Quon
.
Kawai
Dong
Kong
.
Li
in
Tong
Letu
Jack
Kong
Kai
Fung
Sue
Lang
fiood
Fit
Tailor
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Lee.
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Toy
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Li
Loo
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Fan
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Chung
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Kalsojioiiin.
.......
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Momoda
S,
Kolake
Reputation
The
head
of
one
of
this
country's,
great,
raanu-factoring
institutions
sayst
"The
Man
who
builds
and
the
man
who
buys
are
both
beneficiaries
'
of
reputation.
To
the
one
it
is
a
continuous
spur
and
incentive--to
the
other,
the
strongest
of
all
guarantees
that
what
he
buys
is
worthy."
Patronize
the
manufacturer
or
merchant
who
has
a
reputation
for
honesty
and
fair
dealing.
Such-motives
must
actuate
the
consistent
advertiser.
The
man
who
invests
real
money
in
building
a
reputation
for
himself
and
his
merchandise
cannot
afford
to
risk
any
of
it
by
taking
unfair
advantage
of
his-
customer?.
He
must
retain
the
good-will
of
the
buying
public
Without
this,
his
business
cannot
succeed.
Every
time
he
advertises
he
puts
his
reputation
in
your
hands.
His
products-
or
the
wares
he
has
for
sale
must
make
good.
His
service
must
be
as
advertised.
That
is
why
it
pays
to
read
advertisements,
to
deal
with
advertisers
and
to
buy
advertised
goods.
Yes,
it
is
worth
your
white
to
Read
The
Advertisements
5.
00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
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5.00j
5.00!
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j
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5.00
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5.00
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3.00
3.00
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2.00
2.00
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2.00
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1.00
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1.00
5.00
l
Mlzuide
10.00
Miw
Leena
Siher
5.00
The
cily
council
last
night
gave
permission
lo
Iho
Hoard
of
Trade
lo
ereel
il
grizzly
bear
lolem
pole
at
the
intersection
of
Second
Avenue
and
Second
Street
lo
serve
instead
of
n
silent
policemain
hr
jrranMinjT
the
re-(juivdllie
ijimiicjl
provided
thai
thr
pole
Shall
hV
erected
to
Ihe!
satisfaction
of
the
city
engineer
I
jand
thai;
the
Hoard
of
Trade'
shall
be
respouxiblA
for
its
main-1
lenance.
'1'lin
pole,
it
was
re-1
ported,
is
to
be
erected
oa
aeon-!
Crete
block
with
steel
reinforce-j
men).
,
Abe
Williams,
Indian,
found!
guilty
of
Inloxicution,
was
fined!
910.
and
costs
in
Ihe
police
court
this
morning.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating.
Dry
Book
Engineer,
Machinist.
Boilermaker,
BlacluMtHh,
makers.
Pounder.
Woodworkers,
Et.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Our
plant
I
equipped
to
adle
all
kinds
of
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
43
AND
SM
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7.
8.
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours,
9
to
9
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
Special
Teapot
Sale
We
hava
been
fortunate
in
securing
atu
assorted
crate
of
Old
English
Teupots
which
we
have
priced
exceptionally
low.
There
are
several
styles
and
sizes
to
choose
from.
Prices
run
from
00c
to
$.1.50.
They
are
now
on
display
in
our
window.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Bo
1
MS.
GOB
Third
Atutv
TM.
&V