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liAII.Y
EDITION
Thought
Messages
Across
The
Sea.
in
i
i
Made
in
CANADA
taw
i
noauU
3ip
Tuesday.
April
t,
1021.
l)osp;drhrs
10
southern,
papers
lell
of
plans
lit
seitd.'llioiiglit
messages
across
the
sea.
,
Harvard
University
is
taking
the
mat
ler
tin
anil
already
lui
hadsome
surevss
in
sending"
mosaic
fio:li
iiije
castciTucily
lo
another.
The
'Vancouver
Province
draws
oHenljoii
to
Hie
Tact
that
Archbishop
Du
Vernet
of
this
city
liad
.
been
viiinliictiug,
experiments
in
this
little
understood
field
and
had
achiovrd
notable
results
in
sending
thought
emanations
a
distaifcu
of
"over
500
miles.
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Arrival
of
Fliers
v
.
.
.
Is
Sly
Event.
'
.
j-"
.
.
The
arrival
of
the
American
fliers
this'w'eekiwill
be
a
big
event
suit!
doubtless
most
local
neoole
will
I
!
31
II
Y
ii
at
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Ilk
wl
I
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......
.
-
v-
awn--
hf
.-V.
them.
It
is
also
understood
that
movie
men
will
be
taking
picture
aii
ineir
arrival
ami
it
woum
lie
well
for
a
good
showing
..f
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....
.
.
.
"
ii'i--iuiur
iu
uc
niiiuc.
.vs
soon
as
worn
is
received
here
or
their
leaving
henltle,
which
it
is
said
may
bj
on
Wednesday,
the
news
will
be
bulletined
at
various
points
iii
town,
including
Hp;
newspaper
offices,
and
that
will
give
people
an
opportunity
'
to
.trot
i
ill
I
lit
view
lh
fliirlil
jiVihiiuI
lln
il-
..mil
lliu
loi..l;..rr
.
'
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O
'
Mll'l
HIV
lll.g.
Hie
landing
will
be
near
Heal
Cove,
a
great
mauv
people
will
go
ii.......
.
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i
it.
Liu
i.
il.
.
i
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.
.
r
in:n-
ur
m
im'
ii
i
n
muiiiMiMiig
me
covi
iii
oriier
to
waicn
the
birdmcn
alight.
It
will
be
rather
a
spectacular
event
to
most
local
people.
"
r
.
.
-
Qreaterv
Activity
Ori
Oueer.
Charlottes.
-
"
'-
Activity
on
Queen
Charlptle
Islands
iV
reported
from
linie
to
lime
and
this
is
sleadilv
incrcasm?.
Tim
l.itr
mill
ni
ii..r.uv
ay
is.
vncreasiug
its
ootput
and
at
other
points
there.is
burcriiic-
and-
mining
going
on.
The
black
sands
near
Massetl
are
being
cspenmenieo
on
wjiii
a-view
io
extracting
the
gobl.-Thefe
sand
contain
irftld
Iii
fia
vlnir
iTrfanllliPs
Trir..'Jin1,l
T.o
J..l
i,
TTir
r
-
-
-T
t;-
-
a
o
-i
.
.
...
lwuiu
k-
-mi
u,
i
nr
nil
fiCJllty
is
that
it
is
so
fine
that
il
is
verv
difficult
lo
spn:ir.nli
il
from
the
sand
and
to
do
it
cheaply
enoiish
for
the
operation
lo
pay.
Some
day
this
will
be
done
and
then
there
will
be
a
.big
industry
there,
for
there
is
any
quantity
of
the
sand.
Too
Early
Yet
To
Comment
on
P.G.E.
It
is
too
early
yet
io
coinnienl
on
the
P.O.B.
investigation.
The
commissioner
who
is
a
judse
of
supreme
court
of-
British
Columbia
and
absolutely
independent
of
the
provincial
government
or
of
any
other
government
will
give
his
report
soon,
hi
the-meantime
the
only
thing
we.
know
is
that
so
far
as
the
public
is
concerned
the
investigation
fell
flat
and
they
are
little
concerned
in
what
the
report
will
be.
It
is
understood
that
the
Mcllae
adherents
complain
that
the
newspaper
did
nut
give
it
enough
of
the
right
kind
of
pub-rIinty.
S
hat
they
would
have
liked
would
have
been
report-Wliu'h
would
emphasize
their
side
and
minimize
the
other
Hut
tli0rncyspapers
wilh
a
Tew
minor
exceptions
are
not
doing
that
a!'V
I'r'l:
.T"cy
i,re
glvi"
U"'
liews
"I"
bolh
sides
as
far
as
possible.
If
M.
llae
and
Topper
aipl
Ihe
others
had
made
the
charges
s
M-k.
Hie
newspapers
would
have
shouted
it
hmd
enough
in
I
k,
7H'"'.
Hut
they
failed,
judging
by
reports
sent
oul
and
by
Ihe
disappointment
evinced
by
the
lenders
uf
the
third
partv
Magic
Baking
Powder
b
scientifically
made
and
has
never
failed
to
give
the
maximum
leavening
efficiency.
Because
of
this
and
the
uniformly
satisfactory
results
obtained
by
its
use,
we
recommend
it
as
Canada's
perfect
baking
powder.
t
W.
Goutt
Company
Umjtto
TOUONTO
-
I1CWTMAV
TIIKIIK
was
-i
time
when
neo-
ple
had
liltlu
money
at
the
ih-
Kinninjr
of
lh
inimlli
luil
now
Krantoplioni
records
conic
oul
jusl
Hum)
ami
the
result
is
fatal.
Til
Kill?
have
heeif-sewral
eitU
demies
in
lliis
cily
during
llie
early
sprint,'.
There
hns.heen
measles,
flu,
briilire,
and
sli-rlil
atlaeks
it(f
badminton
and.
fallen
arches.
.
I'ATTI.W.
a
man
on
I
be
hark
is
liable
to
make,
his
htad
swells
""'
TIIKHK
are
a
vood
nian
Ihinirs
to
lie
thankful
for..
Think
what
a
world
Ibis
would
have
Ihm'ii
if
born
rhtiuicil
spectacles
bail
really
become
(be
vogue.
-
IT
i
said
Hint
money
lalks
bill'
if
il
does
iUsliuill.l
he
Tim-sled
for
the
kind
;
of
.
language
"l
'
uses.
ab
are
wulchintf
for
tin'
planus
The
acroplaiiPv
Nicy'll
he
here
.miiiii
mil
rains
.
I'onr
aeroplanes
I
I'o
see
them
we
will
all'
turn
niTi.
'Twill
he
a
sifrht,
Ihere
is
iki
dnubt
it
And
as
Ibey
land
shout
weiiHsliall
'
Welcome
aeroplane's.
A
l.tlf
if
people
slick
lliein
noses
iulo
ihis
newspaier
busi
ness,
,
Jiiil
you
neer
see
I
hem
ilo
that
wilh
Ihe.
ferljlizer
business.
-
AT
a
dance
Ihe
girls
were
all
labelled
and
Hie
men
on
urrivbv
had
lo
take
them
from
the
ties'
rriplion.
There
were
hlue
eyes,
bohhed
hair,
red
hair,
auburu
looks,
curly
fringe,
old
maid's
lick,
Ihe
girl
in
while,
Ihe
freckled
jirl,
the
girl
wilh
Ihe
gnhlei
eyehrows,
and
all
the
resl
etcetera
just
like
Hie
meals
on
a
hill
of
fare.
One
old
grizzly
veteran
of
many
matrimonial
scandal"
looked
over
the
lisi
mid
remarked:
"Mring
me
the
whole
Maine.!
bill
uf
fare."
V
IF
money
,
lalks
Jake
wants
In
know
what
il
says
when
il
s
sunk
in
one
of
lliose
dry
holn
Ibey
call
oil
wells.
CHII.OItKN
are,
ihe
coupons
cni
from
Hie
bonds
of
DHKSSKS
gel
old
Friends
hcpnmg
cold
I
Hi
:
wearing
a
smile
Is
never
oul
of
style.
SO.MF
people
leal
and
are
sent
lo
jail
while
others
uevor
pay
their
debts
and
look
down
wilh
contempt
on
those
of
us
who
live
in
grub
slree!.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Pi
lnc
Ruprt
April
1,
1914.
A
banquet
In
which
enthusiasm
and
palriollsm
were
noticeable
failures
marked
Hie
formal
dis
bandinenl
of
Hie
Karl
irey's
Own
Iliilles
last
nlslit.
Ollieers
and
men
were
all
present
and
(lier
were
many
expressions
of
rii,iel
al
the
decision
of
the
govern
meat
to
lerminalo
the
aclivilie
if
Hie
rettiineni.
The
speakers
included
Oapt.
Slork
and
l.ieut
S.
I'.
McMordie.
.
II.
0.
Ilrewster
and
John
Olier
are
due
in
Hie
cily
Ihis
week
io
Ihe
course
of
a
speakinpr
lour
Ibey
are
now
on
I
heir
way
up
the
coast
ami
will
fro
from
herv
to
Hie
interior.
-
William
.Manson,
M.P.P.
ex-presses
appreciation
wilh
Ho'
manner
in
which
the
two
local
Conservative
ortrans
discuss
Is
sues
of
Hie
day.
TERRACE
NOTES
The
Misses
James
nf
tJsk
and
Miss
Marshall
of
llanall
were
visitors
lo
town
on
Sal
unlay.
Hilly
Doiuibl
is
laking'over
Hie
cookliouse
a)
Hie
mill.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Swan
who
hav
been
in
charge
of
II
Ibis
Winter
have
tfone
back
lo
their
ranch.
Miss
J'ower
and
Miss
IMdi
went
up
o
Pacific
Friday
evening
lo
attend
the
'dance
given
In
the
Hotel
there
in
aid
of
Hie
llazellou
Hospital;.
Jimmy
l.ever
and
'llilly
lionnld
were
anions,'
the
men
from
Ter-
race
to
alleml
the
dance.
,
Mrs.
ook
teturned
recently
from
Prince
llupert
much
lni-proed
in
health.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
s(cnl
a.
coujile
nf
days
wilh
Mrs.
il.
.Y.
Wilson
at
llemo
Ihis
week.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
tax
rale
for
the
year
l'J2l
has
been
se
at
HQ
mills
hy
Hie
cily
council.
This
is
Hie
same
rale
as
was
imposed
last
year.
The
Sons
llf
Cnnnihi
In....
second
vice-president.
J.
fi.
Juinn;
Ireasurer,
It.
W.
MacLeod;
secretary,
F.
J.
Shearer:
chaplain,
H.
It.
Itenwick;
ser-tteanl-Hl-arms,
A.
M.
I'allerson:
inside
p-iiard,
K.
Thompson;
tlul-
side
truard,
A,
McMillan.
1
lie
directors
of
Hie
Prince
fieorKO
Agricultural
&
Industrial
Association
have
elected
Hie
fo
lowlntr
ofllcers
Tor
the
year:
Pre-sidenf,
II.
J.
Illaekbiirn:
vice-nie-
sident,
William
I.nckyer:
secre
tary,
F.
t.
Taylor;
treasurer,
A.
Doutdas;
assistant
treasurer.
M
K.
Ilariier;
auditor.
Cporu-p
w.
lenwick.
the
dales
for
Hie
fair
Ihis
year
have
been
selected
as
September
i
and
a.
Hon.
A,
M.
Manson.
attorney.
Heneral,
reached
her
a
Hie
end
of
die
week
aecomnanieil
from
Kndako
by
II.
(I.
Perry,
M.I..A,
President
Wilson
of
Iher
Prince
(leortjc.
Hoard
of
Trade
has'
naih-ed
the
followhii,'
foinmillreij
for
the
Hr:
FinmiCe
'
Jones,
(J.
A.
Pyn
and
Mayor
Alwanlr
roads.
C.
I'.
Heykin.
A-.'-JI;
Motrall
and
i
love
that
hcvafDics
First
Comes
Safety
Two
forms
of
Investment
you
can
safely
buy
"on
faith,"
they
are
Government
Bonds
and
Life
Insurance.
Every
dollar
invested
by
a
life
insurance
company
must
be
reported
to
the
Government
at
Ottawa.
In
every
public
library
or
life
insurance
office
you
may
sec
the
Government
Report
which
gives
a
list
of
the
securities
owned
by
each
company.
Government
inspection,
plus
good
management,
makes
an
investment
in
life
insurance
safe.
.
Life
insurance
should
be
the
foundation
of
every
Estate,
and
if
you
have
not
enough,
you
should
at
once
consult
a
life
insurance
man.
"Better
be
sure
than
sorry."
Life
Insurance
Service
(j.
II.
Williams;
advertising
nii'ij
publicity.
NV.
I..
Arnislronjr.
It.
,
j
Itenwick
anil
.1.
II.
Johnson;
nfcr!
eiillurc.
It.
J.
Illacklrtirn.
.1.
.W
man
mid
Karl
Anderson;
liuiiio
.
II.
(i.
I'erry,
M.I..A,
M.
s;
Caln
and
Al.
Johnson:
enterlalrinienl.
A.
Mcll.
Younif,
T.
(Jtrir.
"V.
.1
Pilmaii.
J.
O.
Wilson
anil
W'il-liaiit
Itexon.
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
TO
GET
60C
PER
CAPITA
City
Council
to
Pay
on
Sam
Rate
In
1924
as
Was
In
Forca
Last
Year
A
report
from
Ihe
finance
com
mil
lee
reeoininendintf
that
a
per
capila
trrant
of
(Hie
for
all
pa
1
fonts
domiciled
in
llrllisli
Col.
',nh,,
"'
lM''''
ITine
Hll
ed
Ihe
following
nm,
t...
.!.
yeari
Presidenl.
If
II
r.n,v.
I""'"'
,!,'"ral
Hospital
during
Hie
first
vice-nresidenl.
A.
!"
c.r,,,'-?'ar
,ns'
alPlt
by
Hu
'
,ih:i..
'.
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i
i
.
...
.
.
ciij-
i-iiuinii
ihhi
infill
wiinoiu
discussion.
This
is
Ihe
sanie
rale
as
was
paid
last
year.
When
you
buy
advertising
yon
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
new
thai
C0ULDN7
SLEEP
HEART
WAS
BAD
NERVES
A
WRECK
Mr.
II,
A.
KH1,
Ipis-r
MuwiufKloliolt.
.n.s.,
wrii:-"i
am
ry
liiiiikmi
t
tlw
Ix-iirnt
I
liive
rerHvN
hy
uln(
Mil-lium'
lletrt
ami
Aerve
I'llln.
WUr.a
f-aiw
jij(u
fixua
ovfrM,
lu
into,
my
heart
a
vrry
badly
arri-rln
ny
ronriii,ii,
ami
my
hrrvrf
were
a
Iri-adfiil
wrerk,
I
wai
vry
tlMiri
wlmlcil.
ami
roiii,
not
iMMflhly
tltwn
at
nlttit.
in
fart,
1
waa
In
aurh
a
rendition
I
frit
an
lr
I
did
nm
wlh
anyone
to
Mak
lo
tne.
tliotiirlit
I
would
try
unburn'
in-art
ami
Vrve
I'llln,
and
Ix-fere
1
hart
laknn
Iwo
Isitra
rould
rlil.iy
a
ihkI
iilrhl'
ml
s
a
anyone,
Tlwr
ar
U
i.t
reiurnul
awn
who
are
aiirferliiir
the
nam
a
ni,,
and
I
feel
ure
tint
if
ihey
would
only
try
Mil-
huni'a
heart
and
,erre
Mil
they
will
re.
elv
the
nine
relief
that
I
have."
rrlee
io
a
boa
al
all
dialer,
nr
mailed
dirwt
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