rawn,
The
Home
of
omestic
Bread
-sd
U
your
best
food.
.
.
...
11
tt
.
a
l
i
if
m
m
in
ii.
fpni
iiv
in
Iff
PTfVlcrr.
a
asse
Bakery
one
1
aw.
i
nira
htp.
Prlnc
r1uprt
B.C.
teriing
Furnace
COAL
O.llttr.d
In
Bulk,
At
S10.00
nee
ton.
Thli
i
t
ivrry
miHTinr
turnai-a
n
siM
t
rlc.n
lint
rim
tn.t
......
..j
irtilil
n.,
riinurr.
OKI
dirt.
S.un
i.r
llm
l.r.r.i
""i.
I'UHH
III
in
rllv
ir
imw
niui
riuireiv
..luiiriory
-itnLina
5TOVE
COAL,
IN'IIVfM.t
III
Sirk.
At
S12.S0
nee
Ion.
re
als.i
AinH
fur
thi
raninii
Nltiu,..
-
"uiomi
TM-WELLINQTOnl
and
TELKWA
COALS.
nnce
Rupert
Goal
Co.
vincti
NoUl
Ctntrftl.
Phont
18
Kd.
S
May
5.
April
28,
1914
We,
and
all
tane
men,
ureal
he
no
more
earned,
no
more
profound
prayer,
I
hi
sidc.nf
salvation,
I
han
I
hat
falal
trouble
may
neier
einne
iilween
.lapan
and
the
'while
rare
says
J.
I.,
(iarvin
id
the
London
Observer.
Hut
Wlille
thai
remains,
an
II
docs,
one
or
llio.e
big
If
of
fate
again!
which
armaments
are
an
insurance,
it
i
iilmiluli-ly
an
vital
that
Hritain
should
hold
Singapore!,
Ihal
llm
L'nileii
fSlale
should
liold
Panama.
Japan
i
denied
racial
equality
in
l
he
four
oilier
Continent
which
Ihe
while
control.
The
eniieiiieol
liicvilahln
dream
and
purpose
f
Hie
mol
virile
element
nf
Hie
.Japanese
race
i
"Ain
for
the
A"ialfcs,"
and
chiefly
ff
(lie
Japanese.
'
They
are
n
far
mightier
power
than
in
toil.
HfllH
dozen
yar
from
now
their
inllilary
nnrgauizaf
im.
'will
?hi
Idem
ner
l.nno.ono
nf
'trained
men.
Their
Heel
in
it
own
water
in
always
increasing
Hi
llltiilif.rv
fuillllliia
nnil
n-flli-
Clarke,
magazine
writer,!,,,
Hie
four
corner.
..f
ib-
U',h.
hi
riven
n.-i
e
lasl
uiglil
wninioir
U
i.
.
i.iii.iii
ini
i
i
i,ir
nnir"
iiiiwrrilll
m
waver
from
hi1.
Ole
l.amen.
U
i
i
.
..
..
v
.,
'
-!
iihvhi
ririMiKiii
man
nie
lie
.Vinie
niniinnalre.
Ihal
kiiIiI
mil
hike
fitm
Snnkitm'
',eiaifre.l
ratio
in
haltlenhipt
would
lo
,
HUfrlrii-l
VtiV
ilAfAllU-n
Itilli.4i4n.a
.,.
,H-r.
........
.layi.
u.ir
lM,Hioii
w
impreimablis.
.......
we
nay,
jio
,
ll(.jr
..trflowinif
population
.t.irle.1
mil
fHii
S,M.kane
willi-a
-mM(
Wifuit
nf
Mr.
.oil
a
.-.
ni
ami
made
expense
-riH.y
u
ywir
ar.
a-ma
Ifinhtmt
and
patriolie
pople.
l'lny
are
pnverned
in
all
Uiee
vol.
.Mon.Komrry
wa.
wlal
bv
all
mp.Hal
nvereipn
at
.t
i.mlin
cmin.
il
m-linw'ja,
ail
aP
fur.gfui
military
ovrr
a
..Htale
n-w.-r
enniein-
,(,,,Mri.,.
Thv
do
not
proiMe
l.iuM-.i
.
.r
i
min.i
.ttenue.
lie
i
.
wih
M
,
n-
M-ondars
a.i,eo
ti.ai
in.,
eiiy
apply
r.,r
an
,,(,
u,n.
They
mean
t
aerl
injtn.
ti..n
againM
the
wnrk
and.
!,!.(-
hM,liil..
equalily
witli
any
in
Hi.-
emirM?
tf
a
heal.sj
is-jW,j
whatever.
ra.
or
mltm
.
ueh.f.
nnked
Mayor
X.-vt1Ht
lo
,
nit,y
flV(,
ful,
a
imtke
:!
Solicitor
l
re,J
I'Her
-rnM.
j
no,
i,npoS)ib
u,a
keen
nui.l.
,(.y
la).
(rml,
hy
,,unenee.
ten-
wily
and
diM-inline
In
tn
Hie
Hie
I....
Hoard
ha
deeide.1
to!Ye,.w
llnaie.
and
anit1
may
may
omile
in
-ivet
an
I
tniiniioo
iniil.llna
i
I'M'llnoy
I
no
Iiy
tod
njtlt
rnl-
nijr
r,0(ii.
A
wile
on
Aeropli
Hill
adiniimi'
the
rerrealion
urotindii
ha
lieeu
eleele.
REGIMENTAL
ORDERS
IsU
Bn.
North
B.C.
Regiment
102
Bn.
O.E.F.
j
Order
by
Major
J.
W.
Nieholl
.cimninnding;
April
I921.
,
!
Dulie
Orderly
officer,
Lieu
I.
Waller
Hume;
next
for
duty,)
;:npiain
W.
ward.
I
Parade
Mnndav.
,f
?8.
-.tin
uiitire
tteniraiKMi
a
more
IMipulnM.
powerful,
unaailalde
toininion
than
ha
pvt
yet
exit-
eil.
In
any
enfv,
they
ar
rr
nl
ted
to
be
either
equal
ill
all
jllir
w.iHih
r
ilmiiiiiaot
in
Aia
iVe
eannnl
Maine
tli.'in.
The
'tvinle
raiv-
hat.-
fnreed
1lial
alternative
iip.it
Hie
.Iaian'"e.
HON.
CHARLES
STEWART
IN
OPTIMISTIC
VEIN
Tells
Parliament
That
Prosperity
la
Dawning
Under
Business
Government
ip.in..
ploxleal
lrnli)iii(r.
'
linn.
Hharle
Si.-u.art
one
of
j
.Vkinkelry
Thorday,
May
I,
H
the
optiniislo
of
the
Ooinininn
ip.in..
flrlnjr
prarlte.
.miniature
cal.inol.
The
oilier
day
he
Ip-range.
Ifemlel
the
Rot'ernuienl
in
the
!
All
rank.nre
re.juele.l
to
ut-'lli)ue
of
Commons
concluding
t.'od
prneliee
on
the
miniature
hi
peer
h
ui
follow:
raiiK"'
preiara1ory
to
firltiff
onj
'K.ile
the
.la
men
la
lion
of
'the
MeNiehnll
Cre.4.
rniipe
(open.
Hie
lUurvjitie
party,
lolejjranis
init
nhool
Sunday.
May
3
are
pourliiK
in
from
nil
over
l
All
rifle
mut
he
relumed
to
Canada,
oniiRralulatinK
the
pov-(yiinrler-Maler'i
cloro
which
ernineul
oif
the
.plrnlid
hotv-will
lie
open
'l"tieilay
nexl.
7.30
imr.
(Uinuila
I
cominp
hack
in
to
8.30
p.m.
'fine
hape
under
n
huine.
nd-
H.
itnl
All
hand
instrument,
mfiii'trnlian
.
The
.tavtii
of
h-o-iIiiiio
am)
liuirle.
to
he
returned
perily
llliimine
the
htiine
ky
l
armorv
hy
Friday
eteninir.
The
(treat
pro.hieinjr
interest
of
.the
country
hae'
taken
fresh
S.
1).
JOHNSTON.
.
'rniirntre.
There
is
now
a
feelins
Major
and
Ael.
Adjutant,
that
the
K"vcrnnienl
I
lieinft
11
Hm.
North
H.C
IIck'.
c
oint'i'-'ed
f.r
the
many
and
not
bbbbbbbbbbbbS
bbbbbbbbbbbbS
bbbHbbbm
'
aaH
'
BBBBBBbEsBbV
'
'
BBBbI
BBBBBBBBBBBBH
BBBBBBBB
feci
-
ntY
''"'BBBBBB''
BBBBBBb
'
This
inlvorliM'nient
is
not
piihlislicd
or
displnyeil
hy
l.liiiior
Cnnli'ol
Hoard
or
hy
lliu
Onventmciil,
nf
Hrllish
Coluinliin.
Iho
ward."
SPRING
SERYICE-
Booth
ThT
Foundei
The
Salvation
Army
G.LP.
STEAMSHIPS
The
sprinjr
schedule
nf
O.T.I',
coast
steamship
will
ie
inaugurated
with
the
sailing
of
the
s.s.
Prince
Ocorge
lenvinjr
I'rince
Htiperl
for
Hie
south,
Sunday,
May
I.
and
afler
Ihal
dale.
During
the
mouth
of
May,
boats
will
leave
I'rince
Huperl
each
Thurs-
iday
and
Sunday
at
1
1.
no
p.m.
Arrivals
from
the
soulh
will
he
jeach
Wednesday
and
Saturday
at
3.00
p.m.
Sailings
for
Anyox,
Wednesday
at
10.00
pjn.:
for
Stewart,
Saturday,
10.00
p.m
tThe
yueen
Charlotte
Island
ser-Jvice
remains
a
at
present.
J
(III
TERRACE
NOTES
Chas.
II.
Ollherl
left
Thursday
for
Vanderhoof
and
Hums
Lake
in
several
adjustment
eas.
Miss
Klamla
Marsh
and
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
visjled
jtemo
and
Copper
Cily.this
.week'
ami
left
for
I'rince
Ihiperl
yesterday
afternoon.
.
II.
Fifpleshaw.
the
new
police
man,
and
wife
arrived
last
Tho
Allnr
Society
of
the
Catholic
Church
held
a
very
fiirress-ful
whisl
drive
and
dance
Ilaslcr
Monday,
Word
has
beenrerefved
Uml
.lack
I.fltle
has
had
to
have
his
A
,,.
Mri
2
A.
!!'..
THI
DAILY
ffEWB.
PAflB
FTfl
repe
Soles
nst
anlvrl-l'nRlixli
llrown
OXFORDS
WIMI
Ml'
im-w
v.i
i:.i;
rMjiiw
EAR
LlUfe.
A
PIU'8
(HOSE.
English
Brogue
Oxfords
...I
III,.
I.
U
...nj
In
III,...!
n,
The
Shoeman
Next
SI
Items
Cafe.
at
Mare
Wheat
t
h
llrr-til.
Cake.
!'
r
(..
naked
w
Ui
e
T
iveKoses
Flour
The
World's
Best.
Soil
Finish
0
nhini
.
Thrif-T-Service
wet
Wash
Three
Services,
ono
of
i".n
win
exactly
mi
your
nli
day
needs,
J'liono
u
for
particulars.
anadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
MEMBERS
OF
MOOSE
!
TAPANEQC
AiMIY
,
LODGE
HONOR
DE4D
I
Ji"
A
I
AND
ATTEND
CHURCH
RACIAL
EQUALS
Yesterday
aflfriKMiii
in
Havner'
Hiri
rhimel.
mmmiiIpith
nf
ii...
!
Nippon
Developing
Vast
Army
local
Moose
Lodge
attended
a
memorial
service
for
deceased
hrelhrnu.
I'lic
ceremonies,
which
w
rit
rilifaliHllr,
were
in
charge
r
Fred
Scailden,
dictator
of
the
Indae.
Ilyiiins'wi'i.'
mjf
and
a
-"In
wan
rendered
by
Mm,
Field.
Mi-.
Alf.
Clii'fliaiicn
was
a-
j'niiaiill.
I
'I'lif
il-rcji-cil
members
of
lin
jl'M'tl
lodge
arc
Oapl.
John
L.
Isniifii.
Henry
Ciiihmoh.
Harry
!l
lcl
lnr
im.l
aae
Swnl
well.
In
Hie
evening
some
forty
iiii'iiiiiith
hi
i
lie
innjcc
ai-rmn-panied
Iiy
several
ladies
nf
the
M
eheiirl
legion
iiarade
jo
Hie
I'reiliyleriaii
Church
where
lief.
Iir.
II.
II.
(iiHiil
delivereil
an
iipprnpriale
sermon.
There
wan
special
elmral
music
and
a
miJh
was
rendered
hy
Mm.
.11.
A.
Harlow.
Jne
Slaggard
marshalled
ihc
uunutf.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
and
Has
Overflowlg
latlon.
Popu-
MwwawwwwwBpij?
v'SEHeaeeaweBHIsMBBeeeeeBeB
fa!
KHflpMVJ9
Hi
aeialta
.
'
b
I
BMHTawiBlBr'ir
y
'i
fiMtiii
''J''""-''"ii'"M
The
mission
of
The
Salvation
Army
is
to
the
poor.
It
is
now
at
work
in
79
countries
with
more
than
twenty
thousand
Officers.
In
street
meetings
and
halls,
it
appeals
to
the
wandering
to
return
to
the
narrow
way.
It
is
engaged
in
a
great
preventive
work
among
young
people
and
children.
It
rescues
the
perishing,
cares
for
the
dying,
weeps
o'er
the
erring,
lifts
up
the
fallen,
tells
them
of
Jesus.
-
-
in
which
he
received
pound
fractures.
Announces
the
great
Annual
Se
lf-Denial
Effort
of
the
organization
for
the
week
May
5
to
May
1
1
.
This
week
of
Self-Denial
will
be
preceded
by
a
week
of
earaett
prayer,
.and
will
be
followed
by
a
similar
week
of
ScM-Deskl
among
Young
People
and
Children.
,
two
corn-
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Orillln
spent
a
few
days
at
Heino
as
the
fiists
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.,
A.
Y.
Wjlsnn.
5
J1.
Finnfan
forinerly
of
Terrace
pasfil
lUmiisli
on
Saturday's
train.
O.
.1.
S.
Amlcrsiin
was
in
I'rince,
Huperl
las)
week
end.
Cha.
It.
Oilhrt
made
a
business
Irip
lo
Huperl
(his
week.
The
Misses
Nickerson
return-
el
lo
Huperl
on
Monday.
There
were
special.
lUisler
ser-vifesjn
luilli
chuirhes
on
Faster
In
its
Self
Denial
appeal.
The
Salvation
Army
is
year
for
$100,000.
No
other
organization
in
the
world
more
with
so
little.
This
earnest
appeal
is
made
to
the
of
Canada
who
understand
the
great
and
varied
service
Tirk'
The
Army
render.
It
is
also
contributed
to
by
the
Oficen
s1
Soldiers
of
The
Army
who,
in
addition
to.
tkeir
self
atciiitial
services
all
the
year
rouM,
deny
themselves
in
order
t
kalp
tktf
fund.
-
.
,
Soldiers
of
The
Army
will
call
from
door
to
door
this
year
as
usual
for
this
appeal.
.
Give
quickly
and
generouajf
r
send
your
gift
direct
to
COMMISSIONER
HENRY
C.
HODDER
317
CARLTON
STREET,
WINNIPEG
or
Hie
M'leel
few.
The
prouchlp?
amputated
jut
pelotv
the
will
pan
away
a
a
niffhl
illusion
)
knee,
a
a
result
of
an
accident
fed
Iiy
Hie
after
effect
nf
war
iml
misleading
propaganda.
Canada
j
all
rihl
I
om
con
vinced
Ihul
wo
will
hae
a
steady
growth
in
trade
alisiir
all
lines.
Canada's
ureal
natural
in
dustries
will
flourish
in
pnipnr-
lion
to
the
extent
that
Ihey
are
unhampered.
The
yoterument
is
removimr
the
harriers.
Cana-
iians
can
lake
heart
ami
jto
for
for
this
quarter.
Quite
a
nuqiher
of
young
people
al
tended
I
he
dance
at
L'sk
Saturday
nisht,
among
those
present
were
Misses
Cries,
Waldrnii
and
Moore
and
Messrs.
Kirkaldy,
Moore,
Vauderlip
and
nrooks.
TELKWA
,
Faster
visitors
included
Miss
K.".M,
Morrow
of
Vamterhoof
.Mis
H.
M.
Hohiuson
of
Prinroj
tSeurjre.
Miss
Oladys
Mclonald
of
jlaellnu
and
Miss
Jean
Mc-j
Naught
nf
Quick.
I
The
Faster
lea
and
at
homo
given
hy
I
ho
St.
Stephens
W.A.
was
unreal
social
.
success.
Minuay.
i
ne
service
was
held
mj
Mrs.
1.
I).
.Munro
ha
been
the
the
Anglican
.Church
in
Ihe.guesl
of
Mrs.
F.
M.
Dockrill
at
morning
and
the
Presbyterian
inMhe
Sierra
Visla
ranch
for
Hie
(lie
evening.
Itotli
churches
wereiast
few
days
nileii
Jo
Hie
limit
nr
their
ciiia-cily.
There
were
special
Faster
music
and
.livuialjinis.
Morse
Halt
went
down
to
Huperl
'
on
Sunday
lo
meet
Mrs.
Halt
whn
returned
from
Victoria
on
Wednesday.
Jack
Woodcock
of
llannal
is
working
at
the
mill
here.
-
-
'The
sympathy
,
of
the
community
is
extended
lo
Samuel
Long
and
his
family
in
the
recent
bereavement
in
the
death
of
Mrs.
.Long
at
Smilhers.
l'ele
Hlack,
Jr.
and
Cordon
Hulger
spent
the
week
in
town.
Mis
Hose
Haven
and
Heg
Haiti
spent
Hit
week
end
with
Mr,
and
Mrs.
II,
S.
Creolinan.
-
Miss
Dobb
is
spending
the
Faster
'holiday,
vvlllr
her
imrents
In
Huperl.
Miss
FlorencB
Dailey
returned
I'o
'Terrace
Wednesday
nlahl,
the
Immigration
quota
being
filled
Mrs.
W.
Ho.ertson
who
has
been
the
nurse
in
charge
at
Iho
Telkwa
Nursing
Home
is
leaving
for
Fnglaml
shortly.
Prior
to
her
departure,
she
enlerlHine.1
at
caitl
in
aid
of
Iho
Nursing
Home.
.
,
'The
Hoy
Scouts
have
relumed
from
a
three-day
camp
at
Hound
Lake,
parents
and
interested
friends
were
most
helpful
anil
generous
in
providing
an
ahuml-anee
of
provisions
which
made
the
oiilias
all
the'more
enjoyable
for
the
ioys.
.
v
Miss
'sheila
Hoop
is
visiting
Ton
a
.
Hourgon
at
Hubert,
while
Mis'
Onrojhy
Maplelon
Is
at
the
Cilmour
Haucli.
Hoad
work
is
jM'Ing
done
jn
and
artuiiul
-Telkwa
and
it
Is
doubtful
if
Hit
roads
were
ever
hetler
than
a
present.
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you
find
you
cannot
get
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daily
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regularly,
call
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anu
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for
it
and
have
it
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if
From
Section
Two
to
the
Cold
Storage
ElectricBread
Is
The
Best
Obtainable
Home
Cured
Old
Country
Style
Bacon,
Hams,
boiled
and
boneless.
Blood
Sausage,
Liver
Sausage,
Ayrshire
Bacon,
Back
Bacon,
Weln-ers,
Pure
and
Compound
Lard.
Highest
Quality.
Reasonable
Prices.
On
Sale
at
B.C.
BUTCHERS
and
GROCERS
LTD.
and
FARMERS'
MARKET.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
us"
Storage
tPfcona
M.
Cartage,
Wareboualng,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Q
ravel.
We
SpeolalUa
In
piM
AntJ
FumHure
Meting.