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day
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as
nomination
day
May
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is
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this
pnriod,
no
transfers
may
now
be
made
for
the
forthcoming
election.
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volets
oi
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Jisl
nt,
other
places
may
vole
for
a
candidate
at
such
other
place
but
but
for
a.
candidate
here.
Liberal
Return
To
Power
Seems
Likely.
.,-.
,
The
fifteenth
legislature'flf
British
Columbia
has
passed
into
history
and
it
will
he
less
than
six
weeks
until
the
vol
are
counted
for
the
sixteenth.
,
The
new
House
will
have
forty-eight.
menrjiers
instead
4if
forly-seven.
Three
representatives
have
been
4-ut
off
by
the
combining
of
(irand
I'orks-fireenwood,
Rossland-Trail,
and
Cowichan-Newcastle.
However,
five
new
ridings
have
lieen
created
under
the
redistribution
bill
pasted
last
session.
These
are
Jlurnaby,
.Mackenzie,
Skeena,
Creslou
and
Salmon
Arm".
One
old
riding,
Kaslo,
has
disappeared
altogether,
part
of
it
being
included
in
the
Crcslon
and
pari
in
Slocan.
For
the
first
time
since
party
lines
were
drawn
in
British
Columbia,
over
twenty
years
ago,
there
are
three
distinct
parties
in
the
field.
The
advent
of
the
Provincials,
under
fieneraj
A.
I).
McRae,
is
conceded
to
mean
Ihe
relurii
if
the
Oliver
administration
by
a
handsome
.majority.
An
unbiased
summary
of
Ihe
election
chances
'by
leading
newspapermen
give
the
government
a
minimum
of
tweily-cighl
seals,
out
of
the
forty-eight.
Fewjhere
are
who
concede
the
Provincials
even
wo
seals,
while
plenty
of
wagers
have
been
offered
that
Hie
McRae
forces
would
Uf
Wl
without
a
winner
at
all.
Willi
a
short
and
whirlwind
campaign,
action
is
heing
speeded
up
rapidly.
The
Premier
will
make
a
tour
if
the
province,
while
the
policy
of
the
reigning
party
will
be
fully
explained
to
Ihe
electorate
Jiy
experienced
speakers.
Speaking
German
In
Trench
Parliament.
11
will
seem
anomalous
for
Ihe
Chamber
of
Deputies
in
,
France
lo
listen
lo
addresses
in
Herman
and
much
more
so
to
have
a
member
who
can
speak
nothing
else.
When
il
further
comes
to
having
such
a
member
a
Communist
the
situation
is
nior
novel
than
ever.
However,
M.
Ilueher
may
be
just
as
lov'al
a
I-rencliman
as
any
of
the
others.
He
has
probably
grown
"up
in
Alsace
umler
Oermuii
rule,
which
Ihe
French
did
not
relish,
and
perhaps
never
had
the
opportunity
of
ridding
himself
.of
Jhe
superficial
effects
Ihereof
among
which
was
Ihe.
ronipulsnrv
And
exclusive
speaking
of
the
Oerman
language.
A
Growing
Bank
Account
Is
an
incentive
lo
greater
cffoit.and
a
stepping
stone
to
success.
For
58
years
the
Union
Bank
of
Canada
has
helped
many
thousands
of
people
to
save
their
earnings.
Open
a
Savings
Account
NOW
;
acquire
the
habit
of
saving
regularly
;
and
you
will
have
that
feeling
of
security
which
comes
with
money
in
the
bank.
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
SPEAKERS
TELL
'
OF
HOSPITAL
Interesting
Addresses
at
Rotary
Club
Yesterday
by
McRae
and
Campbell
There,
was
a
large
gathering
at
Hie
Hnlary
Cluh
luncheon,
held
in
Hie
SI.
Hegis
Cafe
ye.slerday.
when
Hip
member
of
Ihe
Hos
pital
linaiil,
Miss
K.
MrOant.
matron,
ami
Harry
Birch,
secretary
In
Hie
Central
Hospital,
were
the
guests
of
honor.
Other
visitors
of
the
day
included
Mrs.
I),
W.
Morrissey.
representing
the
Lmlies'
Hospital
Auxiliary;
Si
I).
Mardonald,
representative
of
-Jhe
cily
rnyncil
lo
the
hoard
and
Dr.
K.
A.
U.
Itennell
if
(Vean
Falls.
U.
Mrltae.
pre.
sidenl,
ami
S,
K.
liampliell,
vice-president
of
the
Hospital
Hoard
were
Ihe
principal
speaker
giv-'
in?
short
talks
on
hospital
matters.
An
interesting
ceremony
during
Ihe
luncheon
was
the
pre
sentation
of
a
l,00
cheque
by
Hie
Itolary
Club
lo
the
Hospital
KnarU
this
being
the
amount
promised
y
the
Holarians
for
Ihe
completion
of
the
upstair
portion
of
Ihe
new
Xurses'
Home.
The
presentation
was
made
by
Itnlarian
!en.
Horie.
secretary
of
the
Itolary
Club,
in
a
neat
and
humorous
speech.
I.
Mrltae.
pre-i.lenl
of
Hie
4Iopital
Boanl,
accepted
the
cheque
on
behalf
of
tin
Hospital
Association
suitably
lhankimr
Ihe
donors.
President's
Talk
In
talking
on
hospit.il
matters
D.
(I,
McRae,
president
of
Hie
hospital
hoard,
said
that
the
idea
of
a
National
Hospital
Day
was
rather
a
new
one.
The
date.
May
12.
was
chosen
liecause
it
was
Hie
hirthday
of
Florence'
Night
ingale
who
was
born
in.
1820.
One
of
the
object's
of
Hospital
Day
was
to
fret
everybody
talking
hospital.
'
As
a
matter
of
fact
most
peoplelid
not
think
hospi
tal
and
il
seamed
to
be
one
of
Hie
things
(hat
Iheydid
Hot
want
to
think
about.
The
majority
of
of
people
seemed
to
shudder
at
I
lie
mention
.of
hospital
doctors
and
dentists
but
this
was
only
hecause
people
did
not
know
anything
about
them
and
did
not
understand
them.
When
one
pot
in
touch
wilh
Ihe
hospital
and
knew
Ihe
workings
of
an
inslflii
lion,
such
as
that
in
Prince
Ilu-perl,
it
was
an
easy
matter
lo
walk
in
and
out
rif
a
hospital.
Although
not
ono
individual
pos
sesscd
any
financial
stock
in
the
Prince
Hupert
Hospital
Association,
ti
evert
heless
il
w;u
Ihe
people
who
lived
in
the
cily
that
owned
the
hospital.
II
was
just
as
much
a
public
institution
as
Ihe
cily
hall
or
Ihe
schools
except
that
the
municipal
Institu
tions
were
carried
on
liy
paid
olllcials
ami
if
there
was
any
de
ficit
the
people
of
Ihe
city
had
lo
conn?
to
the
rescue
either
through
Ihe
cily
council
or
by
passing
Hie
hat.
People
did
not
realize
Ilia
I
the
hospital
was
just
as
much
a
municipal
institution
as
Ihe
schools,
etc.
Work
Accomplished
During
Hie
past'
year
Ihe
hos
pital
had
been
able
to
accomplish
several,
undertakings
of
interest.
Mr.
Mcltae
said.
The
completion
of
the
new
Nurses'
Home
at
a
cost
of
$20,n00,
was
one
of
Ihe
most
important.
Additional
X-
ray
equipment
had
also
heen
Jn-stalleil
at
a
cost
of
ilHno
which
was
not
all
paid
for.
The
steril
izer
had
also
been
converted
from
a
gasoline
Jminer
lo
ojoc-lricily.
The
electrical
wiring
had
heen
put
in
conduit
ut
u
cost
of
$C05.
The
qulpuienl
in.
side
Ihe
hospital
had
also
to
he
taken
care
of
which
Is
being
done
ax
fast
as
ifioney
can
be
ohlahied.
The,
building
had
to
be
pninted
nut
Jso
Jhe
ground
had
lo
be
improved
bul
it
was
hard
to
see
where
Ihe
money
was
coining
from.
Speaking
of
Ihe
hospital
ex.
eculive
the
speaker
said
that
in
Hie
matron
and
Ihe
secrclury
the
association
had
a
learn
of
which
Ihey
could
be
justly
proud.
8.
X.
Campbell
S,
K.
Campbell,
ice
president
of
ihe
hospital
board,
in
his
talk,
traced
jhe
growth
of
Ihe
medical
profession
and
Hie
or
gaui.ation
of
hospitals
from
4000
yearn
IUJ.
In
speaking
of
rinunce
in
connection
with
the
hospiial
J
i,.
mi,
that
when
he
came
lo
grip
with
actual
cases
and
saw
the
Injustice
of
the
tire
sen!
syslem
of
raising
revenue
lie
sometimes
considered
the
;id
vocallng
of
municipal
or
slate
control
of
hospital.
He
felt
il
was
a
pyfcdiological
fact
that
if
a
person
invested
Jii
money,
.in
an
object
that
lie
would
fallow
itl
wilh
keen
interest.
However,
H
Ihe
control
of
hospitals
were
left
entirely
lo
stale
or
municipal
operation
they
.would
lack
the
I
personal
louch"1ar..irryins
on
the
workr
in
conclusion
me
speaker
said
"If
Jliemiuan
touch
is
there
there
is
mi,
doubt
in
Ihe
world
of
Ihe
financial
a'rt."
Other
speaker'
were
Ceorge
Horie.
T.
(loss
Mackay
and
.K.
II.
Mortimer.
The
Mai
ii
the
Moon
SAYSt.
.
TO
while
away
Ihe
idle
moments
sit
on
a
flypaper.
A
COOD
way
In
make
a
stove
pipe
js
In
get
a
big
long
hole
and
wrap
some
tin
around
it.
PA
and
Ma
they
dote
on
it.
Ami
about
it
sister's
crazy.
It
is
not
a
piece
of
lemon
pie.
Dr
ne
door's
crying
baby.
Its
only
a
box
and
hits
of
wire,
All
wound
around
just
so.
Now
you
can
guess
it
surely,
.Why
I
It's
brother's
ra-dl-o.
Til
KltC'
is
one
hig
fault
about
a
motor
earthe
whole
family
cannot
drive
il
at
the
same
time.
MANY
an
untruthful
boy
has
l.een
sent
out
travelling
for
the
firm
when
he
reached
man's
estate.
-
IT
is.
not
much
use
a
Uddted
haired
girl
removing
her
hat
a
the
show.
II
is
just
as
difficult
lo
ee
ahead
wilh
it
off.
'Ill
Kit
II
is
only
one
rougher
ride
on
r'conl
lhan
a
run
over
ai
idoughed
field
In
a
Lizzie--thai.
is
a
ride
over
a
graveyard
on
a
one
wheeled
bicycle.
NOW
that
Ihe
motor
boating
season
is
with
us
again
I'a
i
-pending
his
spare
lime,
in
the'
allic
looking
up
his
old
shirts.
-
T1IK
best
part
of
some
show's
is
the
exit.
'
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Piinca
Ruprt
May
16,
1914.
The
Masons
of
Vancouver
and
other
southern
cities
have
ehar
lered
Ihe
CP.lt.
steamer
Princess
Alice
lo
xun
a
special
trip
l4
Prince
Itupert
for
the
Masonic
grand
lodge
meeting
here
commencing
June
Ifi.
-
J.
Faugner,
Indian
agent
at
Itella
(
lot
da.
came
in
yesterday
with
his
splendid
new
launch
Charles
Todd."
Like
all
Ihe
government
launches
on
Hie
coast
U
js
filled
up
in
excellent
style.
1
Murray
ruller.
a
recent
arrival
from
Ihe
KiMlenay
country,
is
rqieniiig
up
a
grocery'
store
on
Third
Avenue
in
ihe
lent
and
awning
building,
II
is
his
intention
to
yo
into
business
fn
a
large
way
and
he
will
put
teams
on
the
routes.
TELKWA
Mrs,
0,
P.
Ilusinger
who
has
lived
in
Telkwa
or
Uie
Just
seven
year,
left
on
Sunday
for
SejiHJe
lo
joiu
her
hushand
who
js
now
engaged
in
business
I
here.
Jtc-
fore
leaving,
Mrs,
Itussiuper
dis.
xised
of
her
household
goods
Jiy
auction.
A
tag
day
for
Hie
hospital
on
Monday
last
was
inot
.
successful,
this
was
followed
by
u
dauee
In
Ihe
hall
on
Monday
evening.
The
music
furnished
by
Ihe
Telkwa
orchestra
was
very
good.
Mrs.
Clarence
Messinger,
an
(dd
timer
in
Ihe
Hulkley
Valley:
Is
hack
looking
over
her
properly
here.
Miss
pcrlc
McDonald
has
been
'(tending
u
few
days.
In
milhcr
with
her
sisler,
Mrs.
tl.
II.
Hood-acre,
?
.."
).
II.
Wall
was
a
vlsllor
in
llaxellon
at
Hie
beginnlpgyif
the
week.
Wm.
Holmes
of
'IVipley
was
a
business
visitor
In
Telkwa
on
Tuesday.
The
Ins!
few
days
have
been
very
hot,
ami
now
of
course
the
queslion
Is
"When
will
II
rain"
Hangiir
Cooper
is
very
busy
Ik
1
Snowy
CUlkti
ikti
trllk
Smallfkl
.V
mte
mtrllj
tlramtrJ,
mtl
tkgmittllf
tlimmrJ.
Tit
purr
Sam
tig
it
Utkrr
ttt
tmrtatk
ui
Ikfmfk
tkt
lUktt,
Ulemim(
lilt
I
mmj
ft-llrlttink
ikttudlta
wlirit
ftatt
timttl.
Ftdy,
May
1S,
Bed
Linen
fragrantly
clean
HOW
sweet
and
wholesome
Is
tltat
welcome
sens
of
fragrance
which
comes
from
well
wash-.d
linen.
1
low
refreshing
it
is
to
lie
between
clean
sheets,
to
rekt
one's
head
on
'a
snowwhite
pillow
case;to
breathe
deeply
in
an
atmosphere
of
purity;
to
feel
and
to
know
that
the
things
around
you
arc
absolutely
clean.
To
bring
about
tbi
refreshing
cnc
in
the
mind
cif
guest
or
family
it
triumph
well
worth
the
attention
of
&ny
houtcwifc.
Jt
it
bct
uccoinplilicd
by
uung
Surditbt
Soap.
IU
Jk
tliese
days
in
the
pursuit
of
fire
There
have
been
several
larK1";
fires
around,
bul
they
are
fairly
well
under
control.
Tin'
W.A.
of
SI.
Stephens
church
was
to
have
met
at
the
liome
of
Mrs.
(ireene
at
Tyee
Lake
on
Titesiluy.
This
meelinv
has
Iwen
put
oh
until
Tuesday'
next.
'
'
Those
inleresleil
in
racinu
have
heen
training
llieir
horses
for
Hie
spring
rare
meet
on
May
21.
Various
alterations
have
een
made
to
loeal
Jioiises
and
Ihe
addition
of
new
porches,
paint
and
fences
has
done
a
lol
toward
rleatiilig'up
the
town.
TiCENOTES
Mr.
Dool,
wiio
has
heen
work
ing
with
Ihe
government
roadj
gang
on
Ihe
Kaliim
lload,
met
with
a
nasty
accident
on
Wed-
i
lie.
lay
in
which
his
knee
cap,
and
ankle
were
hadly
injureiL'
Dool
was
working
wilh
a
team
clearing
Ihe
right-of-way,
Ihe
team
jiad
just
heen
hooked
lo
a
log
und
Harry
Frank
called
out
!
"all
right."
The
team
taking
the
command
to
themselves,
started'
forward
knocking
Dool
down.
Dr.
(Irani
of
Prince
Itupert
is
spending
a
few
days
at
his
ranch
here.
.
(
(ieu.
Little
arrived
home
Mon
day
from
his
trip
to
Hie
Fiji
Is
lands,
I
Steet
for
I
lie
bridge
has
begun
lo
arrive.
A
derrick
Is
being:
creeled
iir
Little's
fiejd
opposite;
the
(rack
and
a
crew
of
fjve
men
for
IJm
steel
work
are
already
here.
i
Mrs.
Farr
and
her
Infant
sum
arrived
from
HhzcIIoji
on
Wed-'
nesday.
Kd.'
Dr.
H.
S.
meeker
and
Ken
ney
left
for
Hi"
Liberal
con-!
vent
ion
on
Wednesday.
Kiil'oribn
for
Hie
Dallv
N.w.
T.IB1VI
CATMRHH
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IkouM
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tri
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clolket
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wk'.if
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la
boil
them
or
rub
Mo
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on
lh
with
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of
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purity
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clraalin.
LEVl-K
MKOTIIF.KS
UMITHO
70KO.V10
'
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
H
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
Family
Shoe
Store
$7-50
Men's
&
Women's
Crepe
Sole
OXFORDS
Solid
Comfort
$7.00
1'
1?
tk
This
ndvcrliseiueiit
Is
uqt
published
or
ilisplnyed
bL-ili-Liipior
Conlrol
Hoard
or
by
the.
Oovenimeut
ol
Iirllish
Columbia,