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ip
Wednesday,
Oct.
22,
1924.
Cow
Bay
Exchange
To
Be
Voted
On.
There
is
a
proposal
to
come
before
the
people
for
two
waterfrolil
lots
to
be
given
to
the
city
by
the
Provincial
''Government
in
exchange
for
part
of
Cow
Bay.
The
city
council
decided
Monday
thai
the
people
would
be
given
an
opportunity
to
vote"
on
the
deal.
The
mayor
stated
that
the
city
needed
lhe
lots
for
wharfage.
It
is
understood
that
part
of
Cow
Bay
property
will
be
handed
over
to
Uie
Canadian
National
Railway
for
yardage
purposes,
arVd
that
when
they
are
ready,
the
bay
will
be
filled
in.
That,
in
a
nutshell,
is
the
proposal
and
it
will
be
for
the
people
of
the
city
to
decide
what
they
will
do.
This
is
not'
a
political
question
or
a
matter
for
sectional
strife
but
just
a
plain
business
proposition
on
which
the
people
are
to
be
the
arbiters.
It
will
lie
with
them
lo
decide
as
they
are
the
ones
affected.
Doubtless
there
will
be
some
difference
of
opinion
but
the
majority
will
have
to
decide
the
question.
Road
To
Connect
With
Provincial
Highway.
Vork
is
to
commence
soon
on
the
first
section
of
Ihe
provincial
highway
leading
out
of
this
city.
A
good
deal
of
money
has
been
spent
this
year
on
slashing
the
right
of
way
and
the
next
step
is
to
grade
iL
The
member
for
,lhe
district
has
given
assurance
tlitt
the
work
will
be
proceeded
with
and
it
is
asked
by
the
Provincial
Government
that
the
city
do
its
part
so
that
the
larger
section
may
be
done
without
the
handicap
of
having
lo'take
in
machinery
and
supplies
by
water.
The
city
is
holding
back
until
the
work
of
grading
begins
on
the
provincial
road.
Whether
this
will
meet
the
requirements
seems
uncertain.
At
any
rate
u
is
io
ie
nopeu
mat
trie
work
win
not
be
nelu
up
throngii
lack
or
nvic
co-operation
Usual
Reluctance
To
Register
Votes.
There
is
the
usual
reluctance
ta.registe"r
on
the
civic
voters'
list.
People
who
do
riot
take
the.
trouble
to
register
are
usually
the
ones
who
do
all
the
kicking
when
anything
does
not
meet
with
their
approval.
To
get
a
healthy
civic
government
it
is
necessary
for
the
citizens
to
take
an
interest
in
civic
affairs.
To
have
the
right
to
vote
is'lhe
first
step
and
those
who
are
not
property
owners
must
take
the
necessary
step
by
going
to
the
cily
hall
and
making
the
statutory
declaration
else
their
names
do
not
appear
on
the
roll.
Says
John
Wesley
,
Was
Evolutionist.
John
Wesley
was
one
of
the
first
evolutionists,
according
to
a
book
published
by
Dr.
Frank
W.
Collier
of
the
American
University
at
Washington.
While
he
did
not
adopt
quite
the
attilndeTof
the
modern
interpreter
of
Ihe
history
of
the
ages,
he
spoke
of
the
development
of
man
from
the
rough
ape
and
the
process
he
describes
as
"the
admirable
progression
of
the
works
of
God."
Are
Opposed,
To
Nationalization.
It
looks
as
if
the
Liberals
and
Conservatives
of
.Great
Britain,
being
both
opposed
lo
nationalization
of
industries,
are
uniting
their
forces
to
defeat
the
project
put.
forward
by
the
Labor
Government.
In
Canada
we
do
not
look
upon
nationalization
with
much
favor.
We
should
prefer
to
have
the
railways
owned
and
operated
by
a
private
company
for
we
believe
that
belter
results
would
lft;0ldained
in
that
way.
The
race
has
not
yet
developed
sufficiently
to
allow
of
the
carrying
out
of
socialist
.schemes
with
anv
measure
of
success.
Possibly
Hip
time
will
come
when
this
will
be
possible
bul
at
present
all
experiments
along
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Cnnrli,
Friday
A.M.
S2S
2nd
Adtnii.
t.
Brnlr,
AgtnL
Prlne
Ruptrt,
BO.
j
the
Man
in
the
Moon
I
SAYS:
II.-
............
...ill.
NOW!
that
there
is
no
"putt,
putt"
on
the
harbor
it
Is
difficult
tq'
recognize
Sunday.
Till:
people
who
complain
of
overwork
are
those
who
tale
All
day
to
du,
a
two
hour
job.
V-
-
WITH
halibut
up
lo
twenjy-two
Cents
wholesale
and
with
deer
scarce
what
we
need
here
is
a
caribou
trek.
-
VANCOyVKK
is
looking
lonjr-;
mpiy
at
ueaee
llivor
and
what
she
gels
her
eye
on
she"
usually
gels.
-
JAKh
says
its
quite
in
order-l
for
people
to
write
to
the
papers
about
the
iniquity
of
the
mayor
and
council
in
suggesting
the
closing
of
Cow
Bay.
THE
Now
Zealand
Premier
is
defying
the
League,
of
Nations
oVor
the
admission
-jpf
Japanese
to
that
country.
He"
says
they
jdst
can't
come
and
(fiat's
all
there
is
lo
it.
A
GIHL
is
reported
lo
have
swallowed
coins
and
jewellery
ami
about
everything
she
could
pel
her
hands
on.
Yes,
and
I've
heard
of
others
who
swallowed
statements
that
ouFht
to
have
choked
them.
ALICE
ARM
The
Abbot
sfnrd
Lodging
Co.
is
still
continuing
logging
operations
at
the
mouth
of
the
II-
liance
Hiver.
In
the
pasl
Iwo
months
Kric
Carlson
ha,s
put
5
nOO.OOO
feel
in
Ihe
water.
Those
logs
will
be
towed
to
Ocean
Falls.
j.
i.
vtaixon,
who
was
seized
with
a
stroke
of
paralysi
some
time
ago
while
working
al
the
Eric
Carlson's
logging
camp,
is
progressing
favorably
at
Ihe
AnvOx
HosDilal
but
il
will
Kably
he
a
year
before
he
is
able
lo
resume
his
work.
t
-
K.
Sullivan,
who
has
boon
engineer
on
,he
Awake
or
the
past
few
months,
left
last
Woek
for,
his
home
at
Quatsino
Sound,
Vancouver
Island.
V
Mrs.
Vail
and
her
daughter.
Miss
Clothilde
La
France,
loft
last
week
for
Seallle
whore
Kiev
will
soend
Ihe
winter.
Accom
panying
them
was
J.
Beaudin,
Mrs.
Vail's
brother.
Waller
Scrimgeour
lfa
arrived
here
from
Prince,
Hupert.
Sid
Da'vis,
who
has
been
en
gaged
as
first
aid
man
at
the
logging
camps
during
the
sum-1
mcr,
Iras
left
for
Anyox
where
he
has
taken
a
position
at
the,
hospital.
Williaril
McFarlane
has
left
for,
Mfwan
Where
vne
will
spend
the
winter.
-A
shipment
of
357
sacks
of
high
grade
ore
was
ma'derby
Jim'
hsperaiiza
mine
last
.weeK
;1o
'The
Armistice
Day
on
November
1
1
will
be
celegbrated
here
with
banquet
for
returned
men
followed
by
a
dance.
S.
F.
II,
Hoe
and
fieorge
A.
Young
;have
boon'
appointed
a
Committee
to
take
charge
of
arrangement-
l
CONCERT
IS
GIVEN
BY
j
GIRLS
IN
TRAINING
i
B.MITHF.riS.
Oct.
22.
A
very
entertaining
Concert
was
given
by,
the
Srnithers
gr6up
of
the
C.O.I.T.!
in
the
town
hall
on
Friday
night.
The
hall
was
crowded
to
the
doors
and
if
the
applalusc
given
can
be
tafcen
,as
an
indication
those
present
thoroughly
enjoyed
the
various
numbers
on
the
program,
which
consisted
at
an
Opening
adross
by
Hev.
M.
A.
Lees;
chorus
by
the
girls;
recitation,
Avjs
Wall;
vocal
solo,
I)ollie
Carpenter;
piano
duet,
Vivian
Graham
and
Alice
Smith;
fill
f
f
pn
frnll
n
mnalfntv
t.lmAl
I.
a.
l
.....
n.
.
...
nit.
.imp,
Li(u;iCk
IIJ
,
the
girls;
solo
dance,
Dorolhyi
j
De
Voin;
novelty
clmrgs
by
the
girls;
flag
drill;
"Dor-
T
.
,
.
..
.
playlet,
j
i
rowen
Raines
in
two
scenes,
CO.
IT
girls:
and
cainp
fire
scene
which
Included
a
number
j
of
solos,
instrumental
and
vocal.
VANDERHOOF
Hon.
A.
M.
Malison,
M.I..A.
for
Oiniiioca,
in
a
coininuiiicaliouj
In
1
1
io
local
Board
of
Trade,
stale
41
'
'l
1
Uniikin
9
Willi
lltl
...
,
.
.
...
"j
that
an
assi-danl,
public
work
i
he
i
has
if
,
he
barks
no
souse;
my
...
v
,
,
:
...!.
ul.
I..
I..i
mil
ill
A.n-i.iAnn
minlliAnn
l-lll
-II
t.
I..-.I.
11
1
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a.
I...
I.ltl
II.
j
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Pfince
Rupert
October
22,
1914.
As
a
result
of
steps
taken
some
time
ago
by
the
city
council,
a
lest
car
of
Yellowhoad
coal
is
now
on
its
way
to
the
city
and
arrangements
are
on
foot
for
steady
shipments
,of
Alberta
coal.
J.
O.
Banna,
president
and
general
manager
flf
the
Yellowhead
Coal
k
Coke
Co.,
i
at
present
in
Ihe
city.
"Buy
a
Fishing
JJoat"
should
ARISTOTLE
WAS
THE
FATHER
OF
SCIENCE
d
ho
said
"Nature
make
notliinK
without
a
purpose."
Man
'
.
-
I
I
l..lA.i
i
opinion
ho
is
a
Daniel
come
to
4
V
V
"w
11
Bm"
."
judgment..
charge
of
Ihe
district
which
"'command
over
nature
which
on
in
future
lo
be
treated
as
a
unit
h.0
whole
has
boon
for
the
beno-
in
making
appropriations,
v
A
commiltee
froinjflre
JJourd
of
Trade
consisting
o(
E.
if.
Smith,
It.
If.
Moore
and
jAi'..1f,aterioM
has
been
appointed
to
hivesiisalC
the
jVossibilily
of
esfrfbUshins
an
automobile
camp
in
Vanderhoof.
Mis
Amy
Castle
of
Yorkshire-Hngland,
and
Ralph
Dentson
of
Kinnioore
were
married
recently
by
Hev.
George
J.
("say.
The
couple
will
live
al
Fiumoore.
A
daughter-
was
born
on
October
I,
al
Nelson,
Lancashire,
Hngland,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
Hartley
of
Vanderhoof.
H.
M.
Beach
of
Ottawa,
the
well
known
mining
man
who
has
considerable
,
interests
in
the
Oihineea
gold
fields,
has
relumed
lo
this
district.
fit
of
the
human
race.
Ho
ha
not
yet
boon
able
lo
find
a
bene
ficial
use
for
every
natural
thingf
but
ho
has
made
wonderful
progress
in
subduing
the
earth
ami
hnakfhg
modern
life
one
of
com
parator
ease
and
conifort.
n-hably
the
most
important
factor
in
maVing
our
lives
comfortable
today
is
an
inheritance
from
nature,
namely,
conk
And
man
in
his
restless
desire
lo
discover
Hie
host
has
brought
to
the
mar
ket
Nanalmo-Weliinglon
coal
which
is
now
recognized
to
bo
Ihe
best
obtainable.
This
coal
has
somo
wonderful
qualities
-
freedidn
from
clinkers
ami
rock
small
ash
deposit
and
powerful,
lasting
heat
equally
econ-
iomic.nl
in
furnace,
range
or
fire
place.
,
This
coal
is
obtainable
on'y
al
Albert
A
MrCalTeryV
and
the
public
will
be
well
advised
in
order
to
make,
sure
they
secure
Naiiaimo
-
Wellington
coal
and
not
a
substitute
to
phone
their
urtlers
direct
to
Ibis
firm.
Their
phone
numbers
are
116
and
r.61.
SMITHERS
Miss
If.
Mlddloton
of
Houston.
was
a
ftiesl
at
the
Hulk
toy
Hotel
oer
Ihe
week
end.
'
Inspeclnr
Parsons
of
the
Pro
vincial
Police
arrived
in
town
Friday
eening
and
spent
a
roupto
nf
days
at
local
head
quarters.
Bftsines
visitor
from
Tnpley
be
the
business
slogan
in
Priam
!altnMay
w(re
Krfr
Fjetail
Hunert
said
U.
W.
Nickerson
Inland
T.
SRoyly.
who
came
In
for
addressing
the
board
of
trade
all
supplies
needed
in
eAineclioii
the
luncheon
on
the
staanwr
w,l
'he
whiter
wort
at
tie
ru
Prince
(ieorge
yesterday
after-1
ting.
'
noon.
The
speaker
called
for
united
effort
in
Ihe
development
Al
the
lodge
meeting
on
Friday
of
the
fish
business
here
slating
"ie
Oddfellows
eleet
ihe
var-
that,
as
wheal
was
to
the
prairies,
ou
eommillees
who
are
to
have
so
should
fish
be
to
Prince
ihe
work
of
making
the
arrange
Hupert.
(.
It.
Na.ln
presldeil
at
went
for
the
Annual
Ball,
whn
h
the
luncheon.
Almost
on
the
same
spot
after
every
meal
Cleanses
month
ant
teeth
and
aids
digestion.
.
Relieves
that
over-ealcn
feeling
and
acid
month.
Its
l-a-9-t-l-n-g
flavor
.satisfies
the
craving
for
sweets.
Wrlaley's
is
doable
value
In
the
benefit
and
pleasure
II
provides;
Stall
J
it
tti
Parity
ami
Special
Showing
of
"BILLIE
BURKE"
DRESSES
In
TWILL,
FLANNEL
and
SILVER
SHEEN
tastefully
designed
in
latest
styles.
Prices
range
from
t
$8.50
to
$22.50
DEMERS'
Phona
27
P.
Box
327
is
to
be
held
on
December
3.
James
Adams
lefl
on
Saturday
where
the
machine
went
over
a
morning
for
llazellon
and
later
couple
of
ar
ago
killing
J.
A.
'intends
going
to
California
in
an
Thomas,
the
fire
truck
afcain
eJTorl
lo
regain
his
health.
Mr
went
over
Ihe
edge
of
the
plank
Adams
who
was
ulling
in
the
roadway
on
Right
Avenue
near
bcal
drug
store
of
which
his
Hays
Cove
Circle
this
ntorning.
brother
is
the
iirwrielor.
ha
3
he
chief,
driver
and
Iwo
fire-
been
confined
fo
his
hoine
for
men
were
aboard
but
nobody
was
several
weeks
on
account
of
ill
hurt
and
the
machine
wa
little
health,
hut
i
now
considered
damaged.
well
enough
(o
make
tlio
trip
lo
the
Halellnn
Hospital
where
he
wiL
lake
further
treatment
before
leaving
for
the
south.
STEWART
The
Pbrler
Idaho
mine
on
Ihe
Marmot
Hiver,
on
which
n
very
satisfactory
season's
work
hat
been
completed,
has
elcd
down
for
the
winter
and
Clay
Porter,
the
discoverer
ami
manager,
will
leae
soon
for
Victoria
were
ho
will
arrange
for
Incorporation
of
the
properly
with
head
ojJTCe
at
Stewart.
j
A
strike
of
high
grade
Ore
has
iul
been
made
on
the
(Under
Creek
rnino.
The
ore,'
which
is
silver
nnTelrgWtfHT
as
rich
as
any
that
has
ever
yel
been
found
in
Ihe
Glacier
Creek
soclion.
Miss
K.
W.
Maxwell,
chiro
praclor,
who
has
been
praclising
in
the
district
all
summer,
loft
lasi
wook
for
Chicago.
A.
Halkell
and
J.
II.
Shawo
have
arrived
here
lo
make
a
nur
voy
of
the
Hoar
river
flats
for
the
federal
ilepurlnont
of
public
works.
II
In
Ihe
intention
lo
divert
(lie
mouth
of
the
sfrearn
from
Ihe
dock
sifes.
4
In
spile
of
the
bad
weather
conditions,
construction
of
camps
and
development
work
on
the
Gold
Cliff
properly
Jusl
hack
of
Stewart
rocenlly-acquired
under
bond
bjr
A,
H.
Trites
from
William
Danii,
In
prficoed-,ifig
rapidly,
the
mine
will
In
jfufure
be
known
as
Ihe
Uliiled
ll'mpire
Mining
Properiy.
4
Miss
Cora
Tollefson
and
NeU
Osen
of
Sfowart
have
purchased
a
half
(nlerest
in
ihe
Hullo
group
of
mineral
claims
on
the
Alaska'
side
of
Ihft
Salmon
Hiver
valley
from
John
Menneghelo,
The
owner
of
the
olher
half
luleret
Is
G,
W
Peterson
of
Slewart
TS
Tea
t
1
.
BlueRibbon
In
c
o
m
p
a
p
I
n
g
BLUE
RIBBON
with
other
packet
teas,
do
not
compare
It
with
tea
offered
at
the
same
price.
BLUE
RIBBON
claims
to
be
the
best
in
Canada
regardless
of
price,
and
a
teapot
test
will
make
good
this
claim.
FRESH
CHOCOLATES
AT
60c
PER
POUND.
HAIDA
HAND
ROLLS
and
WILLARDS
ASSORTED.
A
large
variety
of
centre
with
a
good
choroU!-
"
"
We
will
sell
any
quanlilr
but
it
ifl
py
"
Ur
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thoe
in
the
five
pound
x
at
lhi
price.
,
ORMES
LIMITED
Tho
Pioneer
Druggists
-
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Rexall
Store
Third
Ave.
A.
Slth
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Phones
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and
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Service.
Sailings
from
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PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
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-October
7,
17,
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Wrangell,
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October
i,
13,
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Swanion
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Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
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Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
AgenL
C.rnr
of
4i
S
reet
and
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Ruceet.
ua
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
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For
picnics,
choose
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Halmon.
A
lew
tins
in
'he
pantry
are
always
handy
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supply
on
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hoal
-that's
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rm
taex
SOLD
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&
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Storage
Co.,
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'
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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work
on
Ihe
North
and
South
mine
will
he
carried
on
as
at
present
until
November
I
and
then
elood
down
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