,etUs
supply
youh
spuing
in
Poultry
Netting
ny
Cloth
Garbage
Cant
Garbage
P"
Garden
Hose
Rakes
Hoes
Spades
Weedera
Trowel
Grata
Shears
Sickles
Scythes
Spading
Forks
Garden
Seeds
aien
Hardware
Co
t!
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.
iat
More
Wheat
It
fake.
f
-rir.
link-.!
iveRoses
Flour
The
World's
Best.
SitRni
j
Ittl-Service
M
WashJ
f
sifs.
on
of
t.
rxjcUy
fill
your
!
"
'
'
r
partn-ulars
anadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
M.
S.
SING
U'LOR,
CLEANINQ
AND
PRESSING!
"il
Avpihi
Liundry
Office
'
l!;x
88.
i
rl.
H.C.
SEEDING
GOES
1
STEADILY
ON
Canadian
National
Crop
Report
Says
Manitoba
Not
as
Far
'
Advanced
In
Spring
Work
I
..........
ui.VMH.li.
May
H.
Thai
"'.mk
.
operation
are
nnw
frflrly
(reiteral
throughout
Alberta
aiiil
Saskatchewan
i
indicated
,hy
the
third
weekly
crop
n-iK.rl
iue
by
Hi
izanuilijtii
N'al
iuuil
llaiwii.
Manitoba.
however.
i
nol
a
far
advanced
in
mtIiik
farm
work
allln.iitrti
report
l
alo
Dial
needlim
would
be
well
xlarUnl
by
(he
firl
week
in
May.
A
lilpli
a
evenly-rive
jmm-
cphI
of
llu'
wheat
I
report's!
in,
1
lie
trrouinl
at
iju
or
(wo
liiix
tn
Saskatchewan
ami
vry
favorable
report
turn
from
Hip
majority
of
pla-rei
Manitoba
report
Male
Dial
farm
work
will
be
fairly
frener-
aiy
under
way
by
week,
although
runic
dllricl
are
l'lae.l
wailing
for
fb
land
lo
iry
up
flr
a
reHt
now
fall.
W
"i
k
ha
cornrnnfd
on
high
land
and
II
i
fwled
Dial
ed.
i
njr
will
M
pnal
within
a
fpw
day.
Saskatchewan
Point
in
(lie
MHvlll
dilrel,
ral
in
Hi'-
lieyuia
ilixlricl.
al
llnmirti
puinit
kouIIi
bate
Ihn-ii
Im-IiI
up
liy
r...
Mealfipr
ami
ihoi.
1
1
re.
Tliere
da
lieeii
no
nei'd-mi:
in-
yel
in
(tonip
irl
t
L
I
tv
vri
nj.
H
ARRIVE
IN
CITY:
ARE
VERY
ENTHUSIASTIC
WHf.Tl
.lllllM....
I.llt
PX-,
,
yijt
.,,,
V
j
,i(,ul(,
r.
p.-eUlioii.
arP
llial
work
Will
l
lirr
,,,,
-I,,.
K.i.aneial
1'M.ler-
ifeiieral
Ia
I
Hp
fir-l
of
Hie
wpk.
Mpal
(TMund
and
weal
her
poii-ditmn
ar
reftwrlml
in
IIip
fa-k'Miii
dUlrtrl
and
ppiiiij:
wr-hiioii.
are
in
fuM
whk.
with
wheal
nearly
all
in.
in
oip
parl.
Albert
I'avnraMe
wjaltr
condition
i.if
made
miIIp
rapid
lriile
in
fprins
work
in
Alberta
and
.pdiiia
i
reHrpl
jrtnrral
in
Hip
Irflimmion
ililnp.
with
Hip
Hip
liah
rA
ii.tn-t
tint
tiiij;
,.u.
.-
vri!T
of
aueiMivPi-
arrived
in
lit
cily
y
terday
and
I'mUv
arr
inprplina
loral
iople
in
the
Skeeiui
l.aminalPit
WomI
(nn-pany
wiiieh
I
Itpintr
lartpd
at
Iievil
Mam!,
up
Hi
Skeena
lllver.
Mr.
'.Mils
i
virp-pre4ipnl
at
I
We
IjimHUlPd
VmhI
eoiirern
and
ha
invented
heavily
in
il,
asd
Mr.
ilouUI
i
ponnepp
mo-p
particularly
wild
Hi
elliii'
end.
xreptifiti
.f
Alhahaka.
where
j(,,ih
r
ulhuialir
over
Ih
IIip
land
"
now
lat
drying
iP;nfo.iel
of
Hip
romnanv
Mipy
an.l
.pih"K
wa.
experlPd
to
uav
ihpie
ha
n.l
o
far
been
a
itiMieral
l.y
May
5.
I.ih(
rain
Vompauv
uianiifarliiriii
lamin-
i
imins
aln-atl
rapidly
anil
I.an-
METLAKATLA
YILLAGE
I'lowmii
i
Knral
in
lb
Kilott
,
.h.lri.1
aV
l
ee.linit
jrriltni:
m.-
INnlAN
HARmT
ARF
I
itvtinti
umuunw
utiu
'
ATTRACTING
VISITORS
;
TEH
Jtfakes
all
the
erence.
quality
first
always!
'
TH1
DAILY
5IWB,
Tin-
smiirrel
quflly
moved
in.
DADCMTC
ADC
TRIFD
"11.1113
AW,
IIVILU
H
in
house,
an.l
1
determined
in
hold
mi
-tioiilillt'fi
clainiinK
tni1ler
rinhl.
Mr.
Smith
ha
Juiiir
out
I
lie
welcome
Hi'trii
lo
bird
lourlsl
an.)
he
will
feel
fl
rifle
afTi-onled
if
Ihry
have
passed
nver
Hi
ne.
riwilundalion
lie
ha
provided.
"What
ilo
llm
bird
waul
anyhow"
ho
ruminate.
"Xoxl
xftrtitic
I
hey
will
experl
pa
fixture
ami
a
jrrand
piano."
WEDDING
TOOK
PLACE
AT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
Miss
Josephine
Walker
of
Metla-katla
Was
a
Charming
Bride
A
native
wc.blinfr
of
much
interest
uii
solemnized
in
(Ii
On
Ira
I
Hotel
at
fi.JMi
yesterday
PVPiiiut'.
Dr.
II.
It.
liranl
nlhrial-iiiir.
wIiph
Mi
Josephine
Wilson
of
Mll;iklla.
wa
married
In
Anibr.
llrowti
nf
Kilkafla.
i
'Mi
bible
looked
charmiuB
in
Hip
end
of
Hip
WPildinK
dre
or
while
crepe
dp
eMw
with
bridal
veil
trimmed
Willi
orange
ldi.iiii.
Miss
Klizafceth
HoImiwimi
m
tended
Hip
brid
and
Ambrose
Wilson
.up.
purled
IIip
liHde(criHiin.
After
Hi
wmldiiifc
penwony
ahonl
7r.
kiiphIk
al
Ui9,n
lo
a
uiiipf
tmu
IuiicIiihhi
wlieii
mil
aide
luaolK
wrre
jiiven
and
reoitonded
lo.
report
frulil
fifty
lo
-VPnly-fle
1
h'
eveninu
Wa-
enjoyaldy
pen
Mr
pen
I
"f
Hie
wheal
miwii,
williiin
''oniipoiiily
iiijrnin
and
dane-pemllliK
i',,nlion
lieneral.
Tii
illK.
'di-trirl
Hroiitul
l'..nkin
in
tla-
l.y
a
.n..-ra!i.
Sred.n?
m.
I
AMIMATFn
MCM
FOR
DEATH
OF
CHILD
Christian
Science
Practitioner
Prayed
That
the
Patient
Might
be
Relieved
KDMOXTO.N,
May
7-
The
trial
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Hoy.
lM(re,
rum.
mpiicpil
in
Hie
criminal
court
he-forc
Judfto
Taylor
Tlipy
are
he
parenlx
of
Jean
Marjorie
ImIkp,
who
dipd
of
diplilheria
a
few
week
aun.
The
IcHinieal
rliarfp
Ibal
haw
heeii
laid
afrain.l
UipiiI
'in
Hint
"Ihey
fallwl
lii
provide
Hi
nereitip
of
Ufa''
for
llieir
daimliler.
wlierelo'r
;
rliild'
life
wan
enilam?effd,'
A
plea
nf
md
Riiilly
wa
en!ef?l
hy
A.
V.
.
Hury,
counsel
for
iiin
defence,
in
llieir
behalf,
arid
tif;
rr.wn
pro-reed
lo
pul
In
il
fi-e
Al
the
artni&liiafoii
"f
Ibc
rrown'i
ae,
(liirfijr
wtiu-li
four
(hwlor
and
Mr.
CS'jftioll-.
:hril-
Ian
Seienee
pritrlilfoin'r,
wpre
called
a
wjlBPpfc
e"iiifrl
for
Hip
defpnee
Aktil
(of.
a
iimii.ii!I
on
(lie
i
round
Dial-,
there
wa
no
evhleiMN
Ihat'va'
jnSdieal
doe.
lor
wa
nol
railed
to
Jean
limine.
Asked
ForNonSutt
llefor
thf
SjiiUftii
.d
non-uil
w
deridetl,
hpLjulKP
raised
lhe-tinl
of
wlietlipyit
wa
riulit
uiMler
Hi
rriininiiii
;-me
o
eliarse
Hi
lirh;inl
and
wife.
M.ie
srlin
of
the
&"!
under
which
Hie
iJodp
nr
ihar?el
read,
"larnl.
kuartllaii
or
head
nf
Ih
hMje.''
.anil
U
a
oon-lemled
by
the
ju!?
and
by
riniii-rl
for
the
ilefae
lira)
l?ii
dil
nol
inelude
Ihe
wlfa
ajhl
I
hat
he
-lioubl
not
hav
tkm
in.
Iude.
in
'the
action.
K.
II.
OBkw'l!''voi-
lenlioti.
v
erown
rapeulir,
wa
thai
Mi.
Ifodpr
wa
aUo
a
parent
aiu!
I
hat
if
tie
had
Hip
mean
of
providing
ine.lical
aid
or
"Hi
neri-ifi'
6f
life"
as
Hip
JwkIp
ny.
then
h
vvonld
alo
be
responsible
uriiffr
the
meanin?
nf
Hi
elj'oii.
After
eonfdprafilo'anriunpnl
on
Hip
point,
the
r.inrtwja
adjourn,
d
o
that
Hip
hr
n
the
oinl
misht
b
lookftil
tin
liy
roundel
fur
bolft-
.id.
'Ill
ilt'e
aUo
re-
rvd
In
judzinent
fa
the
ipie
lion
of
a
non-yiiil.
Medical
Evidence
iMirin?
Hi
morning
pion
Ih
rrwn
rallt
a
wllnp,
lr
Chatham.
W'hilplaw.tpnfrpw,
and
Hall,
all
nf
wtioM
hairtntneflilni;
,)
ilo
'
with
Hi
ttivtijrnlr,Hi
with
are
reH.
'.-
l
mm
many
M.nl
In
Hl,.,t
WlMM,
nial
lin
failed
to
he
a
.
.
e'
detilh.
MiPir
vi
dene
howl
thai
Hie
rhild
died
jof
diphtheria.
-
In
tealinjc
with
the
qtiesli.m
jof
Hip
toxin
anti-It.
in
(reatnienl
Ifor
Hip
rur
of
(Iip
dipae.
Ir.
Whitpaw.
Hi
Hty
halih
offi-
....
.1.1.1
ll.al
11..
.1.11.1
U1.nl.
I
SQUIRREL
TAKES
UP
--
jhav
had
only
Hi
remrlp
DlDn
nnitCC
CCT
AlIT
Spring
Flowers
Resemble
Those
rhanre
of
rrory
if
Ih
Ireal-
Kara
mm
m
..ffllBBm
iVJ
s
im
f
i
f
i
w
r
i
ms
mwf
km
r
-
nlnll
nilll.ir.
.11.
I
Will
In
Fnnlllh
(Iliviunt
and
are
......
I
I....I
l..n
..ImlnUI.M.!
nn!li...l
INTO
THE
ATTIC
youngsters
today
ever
saw
a
horse-hair
sofa.
Pw
They
wouldn't
know
what
to
do
with
a
fire
taper,
carpet
stretcher,
or
coal
oil
lamp.
They
couldn't
braid
rags
into
a
rug,
or
wind
yarn
without
tangling..
But
they
know
the
how
and
why
of
typewriters,
phonographs,
telephones.,
automobiles;
what
happens
when
a
push
of
the
button
gives
light,
or
a
kodak's
flash
fixes
their
image
on
paper.
Their
education
is
as
modern
as
the
advertisements
they
see.
They
have
no
more
use
for
the
lamp
and
chimney
of
yesterday
than
you
for
the
wick
and
tallow
of
the
day
before.
Advertisements
induce
such
progress.
They
urge
wide
use
that,
means
improvement
They
help
you
lift
the
out-of-date
into
the
attic
rid
you
of
the
water
buckets
and
soap
kettles
of
slavedom.
They
bring
late
improvements
within
your
reach.
th
Read
the
advertisements
regularly.
Keep
alert
to
e
new.
Without
advertising,
you
would
never
know
FOTI
FIVli
I
-
.
i
-
i
1
IgilQBgBlBslsssslssssssflslssflslslfl
B9Lls!BalsslslsslL!sls9L!sls!sVsls
I
IN
PARK
AT
FnMnNTflN
Ver,f
Btut,fu'
I
f
I
mominp
or
the
day
h
lit,
Quetioned
on
th
altitude
IH
iflrAlV
ill
LUiUUniUlV
Iwhirfi
was
on
a
11inrday.
If
il
which
Cliri(ian
Scipnli!
adopt
num-brr
'f
hral
people
have
been
AdminNlrrptl
on
HiPiloward
the
heallli
law,
no
ain
r.llMn.M'iiX.
May
8
-
Park.irm.rnily
bepn
viiinnt
Mellakalla
prevlnu
Sunday,
howevpr.
(I
wa
fhat
Ihry
were
alway
adiPil
to
I
eM,r
Joe
Smith,
wlm.e
domain
L,
vjv
Hi
Indian
irarden
at,altnnt
cftiain
that
he
would
rati
in
medical
aid
in
th
rac
of
noutl.
of
lb
nvr
i
V
"'"thai
plaiy.
IIip
prniK
ltowrt
ihav
rcoveril.
Mi
earlipr
linfpetiou
dieae
or
any
nir
-i
s
of
tin
i-i'y.
early
in
,-,.
al
llieir
bt
lhr.
i'oly-
ymptnm
of
th
dieas,
ex-Ion
illn.
Hi
rin
et
out
an
irrpjrular
jaiilhu.
joiimiil.
dsffo.li,
fur.'plaineil
Hip
dctor.
wa
nimply
n
nvituir
aerml
I'uncal'.w-.
The
Keimenot
ami
oilier
old
favorite
.nw
throat,
a
headarbe
and
a
litinKltuu
are
juippel
with
allure
makins
a
jrreat
lnw.
They
languid,
drowiny
feeling,
and
lii
iioMlern
I'liiiveineiiee
for
bird
tniii-h
re.emble
the
l.nvli.li
par-indvire
wa
that
If
.UCll
ymp-tenuiil.
Ibal
i.
Ihey
have
a
den.
lom
did
no
improve
within
21
!door.
ffttir
wall
and
a
rMm.
!
Mellakatla
i
warmer
than
hour,
medienl
aid
hnuld
he
1
T1m-
wer
ftewly
deroralPdiPrmee
lluiiert.
ha
heller
oil
jralle.1
in.
imd
lo
mulilv.
a
tenant.
il'fand
i
pvral
week
earlier.'
The
Chri!inn
Scienr
prarli-a
ea
nf
"fir.t
eom
flrf
pr-Ttie
aanlen
havp
been
prelly
for
I
inner,
whrn
elle,!.
slated
that
.-.l
TiMlay.
howevi-r.
the
only
the
pat
month
and
will
be,
(he
only
information
he
hml
wa
i.
ii.uii
applying
for
ummer
worth
a
v
t
i
I
for
lite
nexl
few
that
the
hibl
had
'n
or
throat
'i.ihilatiiin
in
the
new
h'-ine
i
a
week.
Tile
lilae
are
chowinp
and
th.i'
wnrUinp
on
I
hat
bai.
.
kipnrrel.
.r..mie
of
n
f""d
bliMtm
there.
jhe
prayed
that
he
fnipht
be
re-
OR
MANY
IMMIGRANTS
AT
EDMONTON
IN
APRIL
,
Half
the
Number
Were
Scottish
While
Polish
Came
Second
F.liMO.VION.
May
8.
IhirinK
Ihe
month
of
April
331
immi-pranl
registered
al
Ihe
Ini-inixration
Hall.
KdiiKiulnii,
and
were
placed
nu
farm
almost
immediately
a
Tier
llieir
arrival.
Oul
of
Ihe
lolal
number.
Ihe
Scotch.
mt
lake
I
he
lead
by
a
larjre
'majority,
I
here
bfiinir
ii.
out
of
Kvhich
130
wer'
fnun
llu
lleh-
ride
IslaiH.
Ilunkinp
second
were
Ihe
I'olish
tolalliiiK
thirty
iiiimiuraiil.
A
close
lliiiil
were
twenty-nine
from
Kiuland,
In
order
as
lo
Ihe
number
nf
immigrants,
the
following
coun-Iries
were:
United
Stales
25;
Czerlin-slovakia,
15;
Deiimark,
Ij;
Swvden,
II;
llelium,
II;
Austria,
7;
Ireland,
7;
(iermuiiy
fi;
Juifo-Shivakia,
U;
France,
5:
Holland,
5;
Norway,
3;
Franco.
.1:
1
1
aly,
2;
Switzerland,
I.
Llamas
to
Trim
Lawns
i.fXIK..
May
.
l
or
reasons.
of
economy,
anil
to
make
use,
of
some
of
(he
luinales,
the
London
Zoo
aullmrilies
are
slarlinjf
ieese
and
llama.'
fo
I
rim
llin
lawns.
TH
ueese-are
kepi
from
ulrnyiiiK
'
wire
fencing,
and
the
llama
are
tethered
by
a
long
fop
which
give
them
a
211
foot
prating
circle.
If
you
find
you
cannot
get
the
dally
News
regularly,
oall
In
ami
subscribe
for
It
and
have
It
d
liverel
to
your
home.
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a
product's
worth
until
you:
had
bought
it.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
C
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
ail
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
We
have
Hardwood,
Fir
and
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
If
you
are
lired
of
Kalsoinine
and
Paper,
try
Fir
Veneer
Panelling.
If
you
are
thinking
of
building
a
house,
we
have
any
lumber
you
require,
also
Sash,
Doors,
Glass.
SHOCKLEY'S
Planing
Mills
Cow
Bay
Women'
New
White
Canvas
Strap
Pumps
and
Oxford!
Phona
383.
Family
Shoe
Store
$2-95
$3-40
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