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Velvet
SLIPPERS
All
sizes,
$2.50
Children'
Patent
Mary
Jane
Slippers.
Size
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Vi
.,
$1.60
Sizes
8
In
10
Mi
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$2.25
Sizes
it
lo
2
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$2.50
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue,
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
(he
Ohl
Land
early.
For
Tickets,
Hales
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dyhhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hrcad
is
your
best
food.
Eat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
tho
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
ress
Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
.distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
Situate
in
Hie
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
.
Proprietor.
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PATTULLO
GETS
FINE
RECEPTION
Addresses
Well
Attended
Meeting
at
Terrace
on
Topics
of
the
Day
TEllllACE,
Fob.'
.
There
was
;q
big
rrnwd
out
on
Friday
night
.in
Progress
Hall
to
greet
Hon.
T.
I).
ratlullo,
minister
of
lands.
ami
to
hear
him
deliver
an
ad-jdress.
Herl
Kenny
presided
and
the
minister
referred
to
Hie
fact
;lhal
on
the
first
occasion
of
his
addressing
them
nine
or
ten
years
jago
.Mr.
Kenny
was
then
chair-iman
of
the
meeting.
Mr.
Paltullo
dealt
at
some
ilcngth
with
conditions
tlirouli-Joul
the
province.
He
said
the
government
had
been
charged
with
(extravagance
but
he
would
like
the
opposition
to
he
more
snecific
and
say
wherein
tliey
would
cut
down
expenses.
Would
they
cut
down
the
mothers'
pensions,
he
laske.J.
which
cost
the
nrovince
almost
half
-a
million
dollars
n
year?
Would
tlj.ey
shut
down
the
l..l-..7
Would
they
close
the
university
The
remedy,
he
be.
lieved,
was
to
increase
the
population
and
thus
increase
the
number
of
tax
payers
and
distribute
Ihe
burden.
Mr.
I'atlullo
was
given
a
splen
did
reception.
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
AT
'
TERRACE
PROSPEROUS
Most
Successful
Year
In
Its
His
tory
Reported
at
Annual
Vestry
Meeting
TF.IIIIAOK,
Feb.
I.
The
an
nual
vestry
ineetitifr
of
the
An
J
?liean
Church
was
held
in
the
church
huildin?
Tuesday
nijrhl.
I-rod
Hishop
presiding.
Hepnrts
from
the
various
orftanizalious
were
read.
The
churchwardens
were
able
to
report
the
most
satisfactory
financial
year
in
Ihe
church
his-
lory.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
also
had
a
very
successful
year
under
Ihe
able
xuidaufe.
of
Uieir
execu
tive.
Mr.
Fowler,
superintendent
of
Ihe
Union
Sunday
school.
vaVe
n
report
of
their
work
which
has
been
doin?
splendidly.
,
cradle
roll
has
been
added
this
year
lo
oilier
departments.
Voles
of
thanks
were
nassed
lo
Miss
Fowler
fur
her
faithful
ser
vice
as
organist,
to
the
members
of
Ihe
-auxiliary
and
the
choir
ainl
lo
tin
wardens
and
the
vestry
clerk,.
Ceo.
lovcjs.
A
vote
of
I
hanks
was
also
irassed
lo
Itev,
V.
J.
J'arsons
for
assistance
during
Mr.
Marsh's
absence.
MV.
rowler
siioke
very
feelingly
in
ao-
preciallon
of
Mr.
Marsh's
long
and
faithful
service.
Ihe
fruit
of
jwliose
labor
are
bediming
lo
be
reaped
in
increasing
abundance.
TELKWA
(ireat
interest'
was
evinced
In!
the
exhibition
car
of
the
For-eslry
Hranch
which
was
side
1
racked
at
Telkwa
on
Tuesday
YOU
CAN
EAT
ANYTHING
YOU
LIKE
AND
MAT
UAirr
IlPlfvrniin.i
nm
nniL
nErtlUDimn
la
all
raw
of
lx.arU.urn
thn
l
Snaulns
ami
buroint
pain
In
llsi
stoi.ia.-ti
aiirniKM
djt
a
cuturbrd
i.-tiif.
as
um
,Iq
much
rwxl
Is
takrn
Into
ttw
aimnarti
jll
u
llabM
to
frrniru
and
lrmo
rt-tmiiply
o.ir,
uui;lor
terim,
and
hal
J
thrown
ur
I
mierally
tuHir
and
billrr.
Vbn
yon
ar
In
this
rontl.tlnn
you
wUI
rtnd
that
Miluurn'a
Laia-Uvrr
rills
will
rW
you
relb-f
rlnht
away.
Mr.
Jowpn
n.
VarOonald.
ChrlMmas
Inland.
.NJ5,
urlln:
"Two
years
air
1
aurreml
all
the
Urn
fnq
heartburn.
look
one
vial
of
Vllburu's
LataLlver
I'llla
and
nave
wvr
bfl
tronoll
Hnrr.
11
la
Vfry
nlr.
to
l
ablr
In
rl
any-,hln
ynu
like
and
not
have
heartburn
iij
iiiiirr.
unburn'
Uta-I.lrer
I'llli
r
sr
iiai
at
an
aeaien,
or
niallrd
dlrerl
on
re-,clpt
of
price
by
The
T.
Nllhurn
Co.
Liumi-u.
loronio.
oni.
last.
Iloth
young
and
old
look!
uu,.........
...
ii
aim
were
Keenly
inleresle.l
in
wlial
they
saw.
In
i.-.n
...
...
.
.
.
inn
ii.
in
ai
ii
i
kim
piciures
were
shown
of
various
sections
of
the'
country
where
forestry
branches;
are
in
operation.
.
iir.
U
.
I,.
PaiMnn
f
Oniric
!
lMH
-lllO-
aUH
Of
Mr.
-
"
r.rnesi
iitutps
iluriug
tlie
oast
.
.
.
-
i
v
gri-ai
cnang
has
taken'
piace
in
:ne
weather
tinnir
ill
,
t
iai
lays,
insica.l
.if
the
...
.
uaru
miow
roan
or.u
row
.lays
ago,'
lheri
noVf
tire'
roads
of,
glass
which
are
most
dirtleult
1(
Ihe
pnleslrian.
It
,
may
be
that
lring
will
be
exceptionally;
early
(his
year.
llri
I.
a
1l..ll-r...r.
n....
'
three
children
who
have
been
spending
the
winter
in
Seal
He
hae
ri'lurned
to
Telkwa
and
will
live
in
tli
(iellis'nie
Iioiim-
..n
Hie
Hiver
road.
-
Jiii'L-
TioUniri.1
!,..
!...
on
Hie
sick
list
for
several
days:lnp
evening
wa
spent
in
bridge
has
returned
to
his
duties
duties
at
t
Dome
.Mountain
mine
4
llev.
.1.
S.
ltravfield
who
was
expected
(fi
have
snenl
several
monlhs
at
Kineolilh
is
reluruing
'his
coining
week.
TERRACE
NOTES
Itev.
Itural
Dean
Marsh
left
Edmonlou
on
Wednesday
for
Prince
Albert
lo
visit
his
son
Tom
who
is
atlendiug
St.
(ienrge's
College
there.
He
will
visit
John
Dawson,
a
fchool
friend
ut
lloslhern
before
re
turning
lo
Edmonton
lo
continue
his
treatment.
His
friends
will
be
glad
to
know
his
health
is
greally
improved.
Itev.
W.
.1.
I'arsons
gave
a
lecture
on
Dickens
in
Jlazcltnn
on
Monday.
He
held
service
at
I'acilic
on
Wednesday.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Kirknalrick
made
a
Irip
lo
llupert
returning
Salur-
day.
;
Sam
Klrkaldy
ha
left
IlJrh-monil's
store
where
he
has
been
BRIER
m
-
'
,
,
....
,
-
-TMurmm
r-,
,
,
Miijiloy.i
Miiploycd
fnp
(ii.
pat
fnvff
months.
,,r-
I'Hri"
lwn
on
Wednesday.
Mrs.
A.
V.
Wilson
rfnl
a
few
oa-
at
Hill
Farm
thi
week.
Floyd
Halt,
of
Halt
Hr.
rame
down
from
Sinilhers
.
to
asin
in
Ihe
tHk
taking
nl
the
Ter
race
branch
of
their
lore.
Mrs.
C
AnUron
left
for
Van
comer
.n
Monday.
-
Mr.
A
in
-bury
who
has
b.'in
lnyinx
willi
Mrs.
Manor
for
Ihe
Pwl
few
weeks
returned
to
their
ranch
on
Ihe
hill
this
week.
Word
has
Jieen
reeejed
that
Mrs.
Arthur
Carr
has
booked
bT
return
passage
and
expects
lo
hi
homo
in
April.
r.has.
It.
Oilherl
made
a
trip
to
Orange
Valley
this
wek,
go-
inir
in.
M.n.inv
...i
i-
"
-'
"
Wednesday,
Mrs.
It.
Ilalcn.n
relumed
lo
iHupert
on
Thursday.
...
I
tiil
.ima
i.a.i
IMI'I
UlHl
1111
Willi
l.i.
hrA-
nnvinr,
In.l
-g
nuiiiih
Mini
throe
wlllitn
ll.e
n.l
..,.i..
f
Mrs.
Powers
entertained
the
U',.
..
t.irii.n,..
nt
n.
n
"
i
l.i
iiir
.11111
eun
CinirH.
......
il.eir
roo..!,,.
mating
tut
Wednesday,
j
cllnlIjrri
nin-rt
man
OnUYTCrA
lAIxl
I
WAj
GIVEN
ON
SATURDAY
V
llOU'Pr
ll!llv
Uvl.
I?it
All
tti
Saturday
uicht
at
Ihe
home
of
''
Ed.
tawler,
Ihinstnulr
SI.
for
Mt-
I.awler.
who
with
Mr
I.awler
recently
arrived
in
the
"'"I
seJting
up
house.
Ikeeointf
here.
A
number
of
band
.imp
l.resenls
were
reeeive.l
nml
idayina
nnd
dancing.
Those
pre
sent
inciii.leii
.Mr.
und
.Mrs,
thor
Joliiisou,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Whatman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Folsom.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Crimhte.
Mrs,
Annie
Hill,
Mrs.
I'rinee.
MV-t
It.
Perrv.
Mrs.
W.
Itance.
Mra?
'Mcairthy,
Mrs.
Kinsior
and
daughter,
Mrs
HopHi,
Mrs.
.
Dixon,
C,
Edward
Hill,
and
H.
Anderson.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pfinc
Riiprt
II,
K.
Clements,
M.l.
for
Oiiuox-Allin,
announces
that
a
hill
will
be
introduced
at
the
next
session
of
the
House
of
Commons
providing
for
the
appointment
of
a
sanitary
inspector
for
Ihe
saliiioh'canncrfes.
Steamer
Vadso
of
Ihe
Union
Steamship
Hue
slruck
a
rock
In
Na
m
if
o
fiulf
otr
I'orllan.l
Inlet
yesterday
mornlngr
and
went
lo
the
bolloni
in
.'12
minutes.
Passengers
and
crew
took
to
the
lifeboats
and
will
arrive
here
on
I
lie
Venture
today.
The
Vadso,
which
was
commanded
by
Capt.
John
Itlchardson,
will
he
a
total
TRADE
MARK
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your
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to
learn
u
trade
and
get
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employ,
ment.
Graduates
earn
from
1
10.00
to
930.00
'per
week.
Write
for
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cnlalogue.
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Vancouver.
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To
purchase
small
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on
one
or
two
lots
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eay
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Apply
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FOR
SALE
FOII
SALE.-
Fumed
oak
leather
davenport.
Singer
sewing
machine,
bureau,
while
reed
baby
carriage,
kitchen
cabinet.
1131
Second
Avenue
West,
op
pilc
Mc.Mor.tie
Apartments.
Hill
.SALE.
Halibut
ifur.lv
price
:,(i.oo.
Seining
winch,
nV.lW.
3.1
II.
P.
Stiidehaker
engine,
with
prollef
and
shaft,
1
25.00.
Ap,,y
Northern
Exchange.
jf
FOIt
SALE.
Fresh
shorthorn
Durham
cw.
Ileef
about
HOii
lbs,
Apply
W.
Sims.
Jap
Inlet,
I'nrcher
Island,
WW.
33
FOIt
SALE.
The
Seaside
Lunch
Counter.
For
information
phone
lied
too
or
apply
N.
M.
Mc.
Lean,
Low
Jtay.
311
FOII
SALE
Sixleen
room
board
ing
house
and
store,
furnish
ed.
Apply
929
Ambrose
Ave
nue.
FI'lt.MTUItE
for
sale.
I'honn
Oreen
Ififl.
31
LOST
LOST.
One
gold
drop
earring
between
0K
Fifth
Avenue
East
and
hopi!al.
Finder
please
reulrn
lo
Dally
News.
OlhYe.
Iteward.
f
I.OSt.
On
Second
Avenue,
near
Post
Dllice,
masonic
cnlf
llnR.
J-in.ler
please
return
lo
Little's
News
Stand.
loss.
I'll"
Imperial
Oil
lUt.
is
to
es.
lahlish
a
refinen'
across
the
in.
let.
from
Vancouver
al
a
cost
of
r,001ooo.
The
company
tins
acipiired
too
acres
of
land
from
Ami
von
Alveiisleben.
the
tier-
man
financier.
ANOTHER
VANDERBILT
TAKES
TO
WORKING
WMTO.V.
Feb.
53
William
II.
Van.lerliill.
heir
to
2n.()(in.miit
likes
hc
banking
business
so
well
(hat
the
is
determined
0
learn
it
from
the
urouu.l
110.
To
do
(his
he
lias
hired
out
as
of.
fife
boy
lo
a
Slate
street
firm
of
bankers;
Vuu.lerbill.
arrives
on
lime
every
day,
takes
his
place
on
(lie
henrli
with
oilier
messenger
hoys
answers
telephone
calls.
11m
errands
iind
does
everything
re.
iiesie.j
hy
his
superinrM.
Al
night
tie
goes
home
to
hi
wife
in
their
home
at
Lnulshurg
Miirnn
and
help
in
Ihe
direction
of
his
five
servants.
ADVANCE.
Nu
Adrrtlamnt
FOR
RENT
Modern
four
room
flat
for
rent.)
.o
oiiice.
with
modern
llv
-
Ing
uarler.
Weternhaer
llros.
(
IIOOM
fur
Iteul
In
private
bouse.
Suitable
for
two
fishermen.
,
Apply
732
Fraer
Streel.
30
8TKAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Hesner
apartment.
M.
M.
Stephens.
BOARD.
HOAftD.
.'
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
FURS
OOINQ
UP.
The
Fur
Ma-kcl
i.
coming
back
strong.
See
me
first
and
last
Willi
your
ralrh
v.iu'll
mate
more
money
W.
C0LDBLOOM,
The
Trapper's
Friend,
Second
Avenue.
.
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