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Prince
Kupert
Trip
Delayed
John
R,
MacNiool,
Progress!
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M.
P.
for
Daven-f)drt,
Toronto,
who
has
been
taking
an
active
interest
In
the
pos
sibility
of
a
railway
ouuex
xor
the.
Peace
River
country
to
the
PacTTIc
'Coast,
nas
ueen
obliged
to
postpone
a
trip
he
hid
been
planning
this
summer
from
the
Peace
River
to
Prince
Rupert,
according
to
word
received
toy
K.
T
Applewhalte,
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
from
Page
Rldeout
of
Peace
River.
Already
some
preparations
had
been
organized
by
Mr.
Rldeout
for
the
trip.
Mr.
MaoNlcol
hopes
to
make
the
trip
next
year.
Wi,
G.
J.
S.
Anderson,
wife
of'
the
manager
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
at
Stewart,
will
be
liere
aboard
the
Coquitlam
to-morrow
afternoon
returning
north
after
a
visit
in
Vancuver.
antral
Interior
Terrace
race
Theatre
ring
on
Tuesdays
and
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays
at
8
pjn.
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I
Iff
in
this
Prince
Rupert
by
H1DDEE
JINKS
Now
that
he
is
away,
I
think
almost
affectionately
of
those
soapless
baths
that
never
quite
reach
a
dirty
neck
or
the
ears.
Almost
loo,
I
regret
relegating
him
and
the
larvae
to
an
outside
shed.
It
was
a
dull,
half-rainy
day
when
he
brought
it
in
...
a
hornet's
nest
with
the
larvae
just
ajuirmlng
into
full
horror.
So
they
seemed
to
me,
but
to
him
11
was
a
very
beautiful
sight.
Ke
was
sure
they
would
do
better
In
the
warmth
of
the
house;
and
after
they
hatched
we
could
always
open
windows
if
we
didn't
want
them!
Right
then,
I
didn't
want
them.
Right
then
they
went
out,
but
through
the
door.
Then
after
wards,
particularly
after
he
went
to
camp,
I
wondered
why
hadn't
waited
to
open
windows.
Twenty
years
from
now
it
would
n't
em
so
grim.
netting
ready
for
camp
com-raies
in
many
ways
with
for
the
first
year
In
..far
oi.
i
mean
it
starts
away
back
in
a
parent's
mind.
You
av
and
think
all
the
routine
things.
You
say,
"When
a
child
gets
to
this
age
they
need
school
for
camp).
They
must
learn
self-reliance
and
group
co-operation."
All
the
time
It
hurts
)ust
a
little
but
you
know
it
is
true
so
you
go.
ahead,
pushing
the
fledgling
by
degrees,
out
of
the
nest
He
does
not
see
it
as
rnpre
than
a
lark
which
it
Is
but
you
know
deeply
that,
when
he
returns,
be
will
have
learnecj
a
bit
more
how
to
live
a
life
whose
beg!nnln?s
only
lie
with
you
his
parents.
Our
hero's
leave-takire
was
a
speedy
affair.
Just
a
matter
of
minutes.
It
consisted
of
a
phone
call,
and
twenty
minutes
later
a
neighbor's
oar
at
the
door.
But
those
twenty,
intervening
minutes
were
something.
Underwear,
socks,
trousers,
shorts.
checkerboards
and
checkers
followed
each
other
in
quick
succession
Into
a
case
that
grew
balky.
Oh
yes
and
mosquito
oill
Blessedly
for
him
there
was
time
to
manage
a
man-sized
lunch.
And
now
that
he
is
gone,
the
house
Is
different.
It
feels
dif
ferent.
it
sounds
different.
Less,
much
less
confusion
than
when
two
robust
offspring
struggled
for
the
same
towel.
But
even
Burns
Lake
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FRANK
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SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
668
with
a
reduced
family,
a
quiet
meal
would
still
be
too
much
to
expect.
The
small
fry
of,
our
day
are
not
called
'young
hopefuls
for
nothing.
Be
it
breakfast,
unch
or
-dinner
it
1s
tne
same.
Sitting
down
is
the
given
signal.
It
starts;
a
series
of
whistles,
hoots
or
yodelling,
-Sometimes
the
door
gets
a
bang
with
the
dull
end.
of
a
bat.
"Bring
out
your
ball,"
they
yell.
That
he
Is
gone
should
be
enough.
It
isn't.
Where?
When?
When
will
he
be
back?
Finally
convinced,
they
scuff
away.
Boys
being
boys
I
prepare
for
an
early
return
and
a
repeat
periormance.
But
how
we
love
them,
these
boys.
Herbert
Smith
gives
an
apt
definition
of
such
sprouting
manhood.
He
says:
After
a
male
baby
has
grown
out
of
long
clothes
and
triangles
and
has
acquired
faints,
freckles,
and
so
much
dirt
that
relatives
do
not
dare
to
kiss
It
between
meals,
it
becomes
a
boy.
"A
boy
rain
swim
like
a
fish,
run
like
a
4eer.
climb
like
a
squirrel,
balk
like
a
mule,
bellow
like
a
bull,
eat
like
a
pjg,
or
act
like
a
Jackass,
according
to
cli
matic
conditions.
He
is
a
piece
of.
skin
stretched
over
an
apetlte,
A
noise,
covered
with
smudges.
"Boys
aw
useful
in
running
errands.
A;
boy
can
easily
do
the
family
errands
with
the
aid
of
five
or
six
adults.
The
zest
with
which
a
boy
does
an
errand
Is
equalled
only
by
the
speed
of
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