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will
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Tuesday.
May
1,
tll.
Many
Possibilities
On
This
Coast.
Ojily
a
few
tnoiilh-
ago
a
niau
vva
heard
to
declare
he
could
not
see
what
poiliilily
there
was
thai
Maelt
village
-would
ever
he
any
larger
than
it
is
loday.
Since
that
time
there
ha
been
considerable
interest
taken
in
.Maxell.
A
clam
cannery
has
made
it
headquarter
and
now
(he
Mark
nnd
gold
is
In
he
snielled
there.
A
good
many
lots
have
been
purchased
in
Ihe
Imvii-Hc
and
very
soon,
if
everything
goes
well,
there
will
be
t
regular
itayroll
at
the
place.
.That
is
one
instance
of
the
possi-
bililien
in
a
new
country.
Should
the
present
black
sand
mining
and
imt-lling
prove
successful
there
will
doubtless
be
many
other
similar
concerns
operating
in
Ihe
same
neighborhood,
for
there
is
plenty
of
black
and
and
the
market
for
gold
is
illimitable
and
varies
little.
Anyone
who
can
produce
gold
knows
what
it
will
be
worth
when
produced.
In
that
respect
it
differs
in
a
marked
degree
from
copier.
'
'
away
from
his
route
by
a
Having
Faith
In
.
N
'
British
Empire.
.
Until
rerenlly
it
was
the
fashion
at
meelings
of
working-men
to
deride
anything
which
smacked
of
patriotism
and
to
sjieak
lighlly
of
Ihe
British
Empire.
.Now
Ihe
Labor
government
of
Brdaiu
is
leading
Ihe.
way
in
exlolling
Ihe
virtue
of
the
Empire.
The
latest
type
of
polilical
speech
is
that
of
the
Colonial
Secretary.
Hon..J.
II.
Thomas,
who
would
have
the
British
Empire
the
"Land
of
Hope
and
filory,
something
o
be
maintained
and
defended
and
made
worthy
or
all."
Sympathy
Goes
Out
To
Major
MacLar?n.
T''e.
s,mPathi
,1f
ho
Nrilish
Empire
will
go
out
lo
Major
hniarl
MacLnren
who
has
been
making
a
brave
attempt
to
en-circle
thu
glolK?
in
his
airplane.
The
despalchen
of
Veterdav
Male
that
his
machine
was
badly
damaged.
Posiblv
todav'there
w
ill
be
betler
news.
Of
one
thing
we
are
all
glad.
"
That
'is
that
Ihe
major
is
safe.
Short
Campaign
But
Make
It
Snapny.
This
is
Ihe
lime
to
lenrn
all
about
politics.
It
is
the
one
subject
of
conversation
in
certain
rfrcle.
Everywhere
Ihe
relative,
merits
of
candidates
are
beintr
discussal
.i
tv
hal
views
a.o
advanced
in
favor
r,r
one
man
or
ngait
another,
)
nre
all
influenced
by
small
things
while
the
big
thin
things
h
or
pJ(
,,y
nnu
we
no
not
mdice
Ihem.
It
is
well
now
and
men
io
turn
our
allenlion
lo
consideration
of
the
eriim'ent.
"Headaches,
Bilious
Spells.
Are
Now
All
Gone"
Mrs.
John
Ireland,
NoWeton,
OnL,
write:
"I
wi
great
luffcrer
lim
levcre
headachei
and
bilioui
tpellt,
I
tried
a
number
of
remedies
without
obtaining
any
bene-fit
until
I
wai
adviied
to
uk
Dr.
Chaie'iKidney-LiverPilli.
Theie
completely
relieved
me,
and
made
me
feel
like
a
new
pertoa.
I
am
very
grateful
to
Dr.
Chaw'i
Medicinei
for
what
they
itk
done
for.
me,
and
you
may
uh
my
Utter
for
the
benefit
f
tHew."
Dr.
Chase's
Kldney-Llver
Pills
-u.
faoi
of
S
UU,
Kdmaiuon,
lum
a
Co..
forwto
again
iiliilinn
TRE
UAtl.Y
NlWfl.
f
FIRE
ESCAPES
AT
HOSPITAL
.Matter
is
Discussed
With
Cltr
CamacII
and
Financial
Ale
teqwtsUd
A
delegation
from
lite
hospital
h
iard
consisting
of
l.
SMI.
js.
K.
Campbell,
J.
II.
Thomson
tond
K.
II,
Mortimer
apeare.t
lie.
'fure
the
city
council
lal
irighl
eeking
financial
assistance
in
connection
wild
the
put
I
ins
in
of
firfc
protection
equipment
at
Hie
hnsptal
recommended
ly
I'""
deputy
Wr
marshal
ami
the
uperinlendent
of
utilities.
Mr.
Mellae
staled
that
I
hoard
already
hail
it
hand
full
in
financing
roniilrratde
improvements
thai
hail
Iwen
made
during
llio
past
year.
It
could
nut
jsee
it
way
dear
to
lake
rare
of
rs
ni;o
i,
moii
r.-
..
mr.t,
on
lurmer
ev
pen.iiiure
aim
uiu
noi
....
--'--
'"tfAI
:..
My
man
10
an
pans
01
ine
uriusn
r.mpire
ana
me
united
i
Slates,
fn
advance,
per
year
$0.00
in
paing
Ihe
hal
It
had
beejij
decided
I
Id
I
it
would
be
I
li
best
course
to
ilirii
the
situation
with
I
In
,nci'
uiln
a
viw
'
f
a
per
insertion
Recommendations
Mr.
llanrpbell
read
Ihe
letters
of
the
assistant
fire
nAtrshal
ami
the
uertnlendcnl
of
utilities.
The
former
recommended
im
provements
ill
the
fire
escapes
of
tin'
nurses"
liotitf
am
ihe
hmpi-lal
building
and
also
alterations
in
connection
with
the
operating
room,
linen
chules,
furiiuc'e
room.
kitchen
range,
etc.
The
letter
of
Mr.
Loe
referreij
particularly
to
repairs
in
wiring
and
fire
alarm
equipment
including
exit
lights.
The
mailer
of
fire
escapes
in
Ihe
hospital,
Mr.-
(lampbell
deem,
ed
most
imporlant.
The
present
oies
were
little
better
than
death
traps
and
il
would
lie
1m.
Hsilile.
to
pet
a
patient
mil
through
them.
An
estimate
had
been
secured
on
the
cost
of
put-
tins
in
proper
fire
escape
with
double
door
entrances
at
Ihe
ends
of
the
hall.
II
was
helwcen
t00
and
800.
The
superinten
dent
of
utilities
had
;xiefi
an
estimate
of
v.ino
for
the
fire-
ahirm
yslem
and
f'.'HO
for
a
cystem
of
exit
lipht
in
ronduil.
If
all
Hie
recofiimenda
lions
were
acted
up
on
the
cost
would
be
about
f2f-
miragc.
lie
thought
he
saw
aii
expanse
of
water,
but
after
leav-
000-
considered
only
thr
ink
nis
projier
course,
io
ioiuiw
i,
ne
lounil
tuai
lie
wnsrover
thel,,rI,,
a"omieiy
nccesarj-,
now-
land
instead
of
the
water
anil
soon
be
came
to
grief
ncrninst
the0
t
t
Im
fire
alarm
system,
exil
side
of
a
nioiiiilain.
That
is
a
common
Ihing
in
life.
It
is
easy
to
lie
lured
away
by
something
(hat
looks
good
but
which
proves
to
be
nothing
hiil
a
deception.
We
buy
fake
slocks,
,we
follow
the
ephemeral
in
"politic,
we
go
into
foolhardy
businesses,
we
follow
the
foolish
pleasures
of
life
and
then
we
suddenly
fall
with
a
sickening
thud
and
(he
mirage
is
dispelled.
Beware
Ihe
mirage!
J
is
the
one
thing
in
life
that
i
not
what
il
seems
o
be.
liliN
in
coiikluit
and
the
fire
-capes.
Might
be
Uld
Over
Aid.
.Vlacilouald
atrreed
that
sonm
of
the
recommendations
might
be
laid
over
for
the
lime
being
but
some
were
urgent.
If
any
lo.
of
life
Iioii.I
ccur,
the
council
would
be
jointly
re.pon-sible
with
the
hospital
board.
TIih
request
for
assistance
wa
worthy
of
every
consiileralion.
Aid.
Casey
fe
that
the
asit.
ant
fire
marshal
has
been
Iryinv
lo
show
all
Ihe
authority
he
possessed
in
Prince
Hii(iert.
There
wa
no
reason
for
Ihe
council
lo
stampede
though
he
adnulled
that
some
items
w-re
necesary
Finally
it
was
l;ie.,
on
su?-?elion
of
Ihe
mayor,
lo
leave
the
matter
for
the
hospital
board
to
go
into
with
Ihe
finance
rmn.
inlM'ee.
When
a
decision!
Iras
been
made,
b)
ihe
committees
a
to"
what
J
nece'ssary
and
Ihe
co.t
a
report
will
be
relurned
Ihe
council.
TEA
AND
SALE
AND
SOCIAL
EVENING
BY
PYTHIAN
SISTERS
The
I'vlhian
Hislers
lul.l
Inn
ofhnd'
sale
of
borne
cooking
and
fancy
work
in
the
Boston
Hall
yesterday
aflernnon
followed
by
a
whist
ilrhe
and
dance
in
the
evening.
About
JprtO
was
realiei
at
both
affairs.
Mrs.
Fred
Wermiy
was
ron-ener
and
In
charge
of
the
vari
ous
departments
in
ie
afternoon
were
the
following:
Sewing
and
fancy
work
Mrs.
A.
harsoti
and
.Mrs.
E.
J.
Large.
Home
rooking
Mrs.
!eorgj
Leek
and
Mrs.
J.
Howe.
Tea
tables
Mrs.
Kred
Wermig.
Mrs.
I);
MnCuIloch
ami
.Mrs,
W.
C.ilchrlst.
Ilaffl'"-
-Mr.
John
Ihilger.
IJashier
Mrs,
C
J.
Slveu.s.
Baffles
resulted
as
follaws:
Pair
of
earrings,
dotraled
by
Mrs,
John
Bulger,
won
by
Mrs
Oeorge
Johnstone.
NighUlress,
donnVd
by
Mrs.
I'ederson,
won
by
Mi
Winnie
.While.
Cakednnaled
by
Mr.
J.
Howe
.wot)
by
Mrs.
11.
II.
IlemtuiDgs,
I
Bureau
scarf
ends,
donated
by
Mr.
T.
J
Rhenton,
won
by
Mrs,
Lawler.
China
phle
Won
by
Mi
Margaret
Slyruk.
There
were
fourteen
tables
of
whist
in
the
evening
and
the
winners
were:
Indies
first.
Mrs.
I).
Wilton;,
la-lie
rousolalioii.
.Mrs.
I.
Werrni?:
nx'n
flrt.
W.
!(.
llu?he
on.
rut
uilh
II.
II.
Ilemminps;
men's
consolation.
Simon
Swan
kid.
Ilefreshmenls
were
ened
tind
ilancinu
folnwel.
music
of
a
hiuh
sfarularil
bebv
fumitici
by
the
Sons
of
England
orchestra,
eon-itinp
of
Mr.
!.
Wilton.
A.
Sil-ersiile,
p.
iimenui
and
Master
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Piln.ce
Kuport
Tuesday.
May
y
GufneaGoId
CIGARETTES
MilO
&n0
Exhw
Fine
ZO'ZB'
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SDMK
men
lunate,
oilier"
boats.
SAYSx
WHY
men
gel
nenotis
when
lliey
Kny
he
fateful
enience
which
aks
a
woman
to
be
hi
is
because
il
is
n
senieuce
fur
life.
"111
II
lesson
lo'.hV
learned
from
yesterday
i
thaf
summer
is
not
here
yet.
YOUIt
eneny
ran
be
een
any
time
jf
you
lake
a
look
in
the
mirror.
KI'UillAMS
are-,
like
women.
I'hey
are
ery
likely
true
hut
Tl
is
wie
to
IiMik
them
oer
several
limes
before
being
sure
that
you!
understand
Iheni.
,
MW
that
mo-t
of
Ihe
iiolill
ral
candidates
are
in
the
field.
people
will
be'
gi-tllllg
out
their
microeoies
and
iiiagiiifying
uieir
virlues
and
shortcomings.
i
nr.
nr-i
lime
a'
man
gels
a
manicure
jlie
fe-s
himself
a
devil.
Till
man
who
sets
ou
lo
look
for
l-'isy
street
never
finds
It,
iii
i.
i
you
wmi
you
were,
a
lien
and
cnul.1
set
lil
and
pro.
duce
diviilends
at
Ihe
same
lime.
IIII.NK
twice
before
voting
once
ami
then
think
again.
A
MAX
is
just
ii
worm
because
usually
some
chicken
gels
him.
WJIAT
a
Inl
of
education
is
being
wasted
these
day.
At
one
lime
pari
of
a
ma'n'
ediica-
nnn
was
learning
to
mien
up
a
hofe
lo
a
hiiirzy.
HAD
A
WEAK
HEART
WAS
VERY
NERVOUS
FOR
THREE
YEARS
MM
intu-
tmon,
.Mlandla,
..
wrllM:
M
inh
ui
Irl
you
iieiw
hw
murh
A
Jlltliurn'
llirl
ml
.tv
rill
have
dull
for
m.
For
iwrlr
ihiw
i-r
I
i
vry
UA1
run
lon,
lil
a
wsak
hssrl,
tn.
a
'i
iirrwsi
tlitt
wiiiKllms
inil1
lriMl
mm
iy.
;
I
liard
vf
nuny
t-opU
wlirJuc)
rrnini-
iiirtntMl
-iir
iinrt
and
rvs
run,
so
I
0r(fc-ii
io
iv
nwrn
a
trial.
Afi'f
I
hart
tMt
n
N.1
fouml
lliy
hie)
itisw
nie
risst,
ik)
arur
liavlnr
lakHi
llvi
Ixite
I
a
rirfiiplrrjr
rrllfYvi.
I
raiiiMit
rsroiiifiiciid
ymir
t'llla
mnurti,
arn!
won
lr
atvlmt
iiiyniw
havlnr
wmIi
In-art
.r
troul.M
with
nr0MiM
to
ui"
twiu."
'
MlUiurn'
II,
a
x
rill
are
10a
a
Ihk
l
til'
talT,
nr
mail"!
rtlrft
en
rrlpl
ff
ffle
by
Th
T
Mllliurn
Co.,
l.lmtled,
Toronto,
Odi,
May
27,
1914.
Uillmin
Toiiilinsiiii,
Ihniiinion
gnxeriiiiieiil
iiiiiosioner
f"-rollcclion
of
ore
for
the
p;ina-ma-l'aeific
oximkoIioii
uci
yeai.
is
in
Ihe
riiy
and
will
make
ln-lie.i
darters
here
for
a
inniilli
He
will
lii
lira
ul.y
Bay.
Slew
art.
Iliiicllon
ami
Ihe
IJurs-ii
Clmrlollr
IslaHds.
The
oil
li'Hini
in
Fjiluurv
i
al-
Thomas
Murray.
The
committee
ltritetUlit
,,H-e.
alleniion
an.!
in
charge
rompri.e.1
Mr.
Wer-h
,,
(lf
(jfpp.,
r,MI(M,rn.i(l
mig.
Mrs.
Leek.
Mrs.
f!
W.
John-Lu,nwiMn.
We.iern
lUnada
has
sione.
.Mrs.
v
.
iiiienri!.
r
.
iv.
Wermig,
W.
II
l.me
ail
IS.
Jfihnlnne.
W.i
eer
seu.
j
The
I'rincf
liiierl
Orrlieslral
Sociely
will
gie
its
first
n-cilal'
jin
the
K.
or
I.
Hall
Ho-
week,
lliltiilcr
the
ill
reel
ion
of
I'nif.
I'hiiI1
)
iKaiifTuiiinn
i
are
horn
unfor-'
RETURNS
TO
VANCOUVER
buy
nld
molor
i
i
Frank
Morrison
Say
California
Fading
Effect
of
Depreailon
In
States
Frank
Morrison,
son
of
I).
II.
Morrison,
contractor,
formerly
of
I'rince
Itupert.
is
bark
in
Van
couver,
ami
lie
says
ins
father
i
lil.e
to
come
north
oon
if
1
I'rince
Hup'rl
begins
lo
ileeop.
Frank
say
that
nllforma
i
feeling
Ihe
effect
of
Ihe
fled
and
iiemth
disease
regulations,
the
presidenliul
election
and
Hie
oter-booriiing
of
the
eouulry
of
recent
years.
II
U
estimated
Ihero
that
they
hae
lnNu.es
enough
lo
last
for
Ihe
next
fite
years
without
building
any
more.
and
of
course
Hint
means
Ihe
coming
of
a
slump.
When
the
members
of
Ihe
InilMin
trades
and
many
of
the
real
estate
men
leave,
there
are
more
emply
houes
and
offices
and
Ihe
place
gels
a
selh.uk.
It
is
now
very
difficult
In
get
work
in
California
ami
even
in
Vancoiner
and
Victoria
most
of
Ihe
positions
are
filled.
l.
Wj
Anderson,
provincial
gfivernmenl
road
superintendent.
Is
leaving
lonighl
by
Hie
Cardena
on
a
tour
of
inspection
i
Dm
BeHa
Hoola
district.
SFRING
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
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Rupert
and
Prince
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sail
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7
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from
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and
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Junaau
and
Skagway,
May
9,
tl,
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East
Bella
Pelt;
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Falls,
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Bay,
Campbail
River,
tfli
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couver,
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Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
in
formation
from
W.
C
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General
Agent.
Comer
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Ayanua,
Prince
Rupert,
IXJ
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
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haprt.
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BOYS'
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In
Have
Arrived,
bard
wearing
material,
at
moderale
r;
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BLOOMER8
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STEVE
KING
Phone
Oreen
85.
suns
NABOB
W
VACUUM
PACKED
COFFEE
KM
Try
Nabob
once.
It
te
delicacy
amongst
the
drinks
of
the
world.
Vacuum
packed,
it
brintre
you
all
the
fuHneii
of
its
fragranoe
and
flavor.
You
will
note
the
difference.
And
you
will
never
onnic
ordinary
coffee
again.
And
Nabob
Tta
is
'Tea
as
it
should
be
H
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