Wednesday.
March
It).
Dt
ALWAYS
READY
FOR
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
Growing
children
want
and
fre.
qucntly
ned
mor
nourishment
titan
adults,
owing
to
tlt
activity
of
tlieir
ritl
littlt
bcdiri.
Uakrr
l
Vocoa
full
all
the
requirement
f
th
difti.
ti:n
and
pliyiicion
a
a
JIiciou,
purt
and
health
ful
Leverage.
Just
ti
fiooJ
for
ol
Jer
people.
(
It
iht
(KM
a
iJ
ua(u
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Biker
k
Co.
Limited
tibluhJ
tJM
VIDi
l
Donlvntrr,
Mwf.
nj
Monlfwl,
CnU,
aoot
in
of
cnoia
nans
y.vr
rtti
FiveRoses
FLOUR
When
Iluylng
Flour
atk
jnur
Oroeer
for
"FIVE
ROSES,"
The
WorlJ'n
Itesl
,
John
L.
Christie
Agent.
Soil
FinislP
ThrH-T-Service
i
Wei
Wash
,
Three
Services,
one:
of
which
will
exactly
fll
your
wa!i
day
needs.
I'bonc
tn
fur
particulars.
Canadian
L
Steam
aundry
Phone
S.
Sterling
Furnace
GOAL
DllMi4
In
BuIlK
At
$10.00
par
ton.
Thl
l
t
very
superior
runi'e
nxl.
It
toes
t
rlrrni
hoi
Hr
tul
(
riulrrlv
free
rnnii
smiI,
fliiikrrs,
slarh,
sn.
dirt
Sonm
of
Ihe
Urr"
hcsllnt:
plant
In
Hie
rltv
iro
now
ii
Ins'
II
nh
entirely
stlricior'
results
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
hi'livrre'rt
In
fltrks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
ire
ilsn
AienU
ror
tlw
Fimons
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co;
Msln
Officii
Hotsl
Oinlril,
Phoni
It
The
Pastime
Cigar
Store
Opp.
Emproas
.Hotel.
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Clgarellet,
Candle
and
Hoft
Drinks.
Wo
have
a
pleasant
back
locm.
Coino
In
anil
make
yourself
at
homo.
W.
M.
Whltlno,
Prop.
ANOTHER
'TRIAL
OF
Magntlne.
ESKIMO
IN
ARCTIC
Judo
Dubuc
to
Visit
Far
North
and
Try
Man
at
Mouth
of
Mackenzie
River
I
MDMONTON.
March
10.
An.
other
trial
of
Arctic
roal
na
tive
will
take,
place:
in
The
far
norlh
this
coming
summer,
nnit.'
as
previously
Judge
Iiiibuc
will
make
the
long
trip
via
the
river
steamers
to
carry
Justice
of
ihe
while
tnantlo
IHe.
Kskimo
peoples.
,
mi'
name:
m
i
ii
instance
as
last
year
-is
accused
of
mur
der,
and
he
has'becn
in
I
he
hands
of
the
mounted
police
for
more
than
n
year.
He
was
taken
by
boat
lat
eaon
from
the
lloval
Canadian
Mounleil
Police,
post
on
Coronation
flulf
to
llersehel
Island
lo
be
tried,
but
nwiria
to
jlho
lUllc
yef
being
held
up
In
tin'
ice
lh!
Island
was
reached
too'lale
fiir
the
trial
of
the
nri.
oner,
as
by
that
lime
Alikomiak
ami
laiaritagama
had
beMi
sen-letired'lo
death
and
Jmlse
tin.
hue
fiad
W
for
the
'oulde."
Since
that
time
the
I'.-klrno
ha
been
held
by
Ibe
guardians
of
Hie
.North
al
ucrsehel
Inland,
await
ing
Justice.
ALBERTA
FARMERS
CONTINUE
SYSTEM
ELECTION
DEPOSIT
FUMO.VTON,
March
19.
-
The
prinrrple
of
candidate
makim.'
enli
eleclhrn
depnils
will
be
continued
in
the
provincial
elec.
limn,
in
the
future,
according
lo
an
amendment
lo
the
election
bill
by
A.
I..
Saurnlcr,
fanner,
Slett-ler,
which
w
pnie
In
Ihe
com.
nultee
of
the
whole
in
Ihe
l.egi-
laiure
by
a
voje
of
twen-ono
to
twenty.
Iteoiden
making
a
depo.il,
can
didate
will
be
required
to
have
lv.ertly.fite
signature
on
their
nomination
paper.
Under
Uie
old
ylem,
only
four
signatures
were
required,
and
the
deposit
was
tno.
Although
the
priney.
pie
of
an
election
deposit
had
been
adopted,
no
definite
amount
ha
been
stipulated.
When
the
rUne
amending
Ihe
election
bill
In
thin
renperl
i
brought
down
for
dicuston,
some
definite
mim
probably
will
be
fixed.
ALL
THAT
IS
LFFT
OF
WOMAN
IS
PETTICOAT
That
It
What
Lecturer
Says
of
On
Who
KnUra
Race
Against
Man
KhMONTOS,
March
19.
Ie.
daring
lhat
woman
was
"set
by
her
Creator
for
one
lak,
apd
one
only."
and
lhat
she
i
not
filled
today
for
the
physical
demand
of
'parenthood,
Ir.
II.
Hurlon
l.ogie.
jjn
an
addrf
on
"The
I'rexenlion
.of
'ervou
liieaei
in
Children,"1
created
n
dltincl
cnatin
when
he
Aiipplemenleit
hN
lalrnwnK
with
lh
aerlin;
"When
one
er
hr'
enter
he
race
aitnintl
janolher
xex,
one
feeU
lhat
all
tliat
Ih
left
of
her
i
her
pelli.
,coal!"
!
Aerllnp
that
woman
xavape
proiniillor
ha
lnllnct
which
'twere
trid
o
dilorted
thai
cx
wi
bu,l
n
plaything.'
Dr.
l.opie
nid
thai
if
Ihe
jirehNloric
female
dld
'nol
rccoiinli
n
child
'a
u
ll"lleaveii-ent
roionihilily.
he
TViil
11
did
nnl
receive
it
inlo
llniornn
an.i
reJiollinu
arms."
BURNS
LAKE
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Kennelh
Scherk
have
arrived
fnun
Pripce
llujierl
lo
lake
up
residence
here..'.
A.
S.
Illom
hrou&hl
action
las)
1
.1
......
I.
...I
II.
II.
II
I.
wr'fc
iimhiiii
iiiom'il
.vni'iiniiuKii
hecaue
Ibe
laller's
dog
had
bit-leh
his
hand,
Cordon
H.
llobh,
.I.P
oiilered
lhal
the
dog
be
inuixled,
A
Conservnllve
Aoclalion
was
organiied
lierw
lal
Salur-
day
)'
Hubert
lleid
and
I'..
A.
MllchiJI
of
vanderhoof.
AiSOLUTILY
Al
a
lecture,
I
ho
speaker
oral-
ed'
fervently":
"He
drove
straight
In
lijs
goal,
lie
looked
.'neither
In
Ihe
"tight
nor
to
Iho
left,
but
pressed
forward,
moved
by
a
de
fin
It
o
purpose.
Ntdlhnr
friend
nor
foe
cubl
delay
him
nor
I
urn
him
from
nls
course.
All
who
crossed
III
path
did
so
al
belr
own
peril.
Whitl
Would
you
rail
such
ii,
man?"
'A
truck"
drlvcrl"
shouled
a
vhlCe
from
the
audience..
Forbes
PRINCE
GEORGE
I.
K.
Doncasteh
district
en-
Bineer
fr
the
federal
(fovern-aient,
wa
a
visitor
hero
on
do-parlmonlal
businejiM
last
week.
ile
made
an
insneclion
of
(l.o
Nochako
Hiver
front
reclamation
work
for
which
i
hcinn
uryed
by
Inn
people
of
Ihe
district.
It
l
announced
lhat
Hon.
Dr.
I.
M.
King,,
federal
minisler
of
public
work,
intend
to
make
a
trip
inlo
Ihe
peace
Hiyet
country
ioik
suiiirncr
ny
way
or
llio
'
'
('rooked
-
rived.
'
ftev.
H.
T.
Oalbraitii,
the
new
patilor
for
Knox
I'resbyleriau
Church,
arrived
here
last
week
from
Okanagatl
landing
and
conducted
hi
first
service!,
on
Sunday.
Mr.
Oalbrailh
is
a
rei
(timed
soldier,
having
served
Overes
wild
(he
iTinress
Pals.
V.
Yink,
who
is
piooeerintf
the
way
in
I
lie
reutral
.interior,
in
Ihe
buttfiics
of
liee
culture
ex-ImxIs
lo
(irodlice.
600
pounds
of
lioney
ih'is
year
l.al..eason
-tie
liad.Iiad
luck-
and
obtained,
only
27H
pounds.
'fie
cnnUuclnr
in
this
dislricl
am
-about
lo
make
reprejenta.
Iinii
in
i
railway
company
u.kinjr
fr
iM'ller
price.
The
increased
cos
I
of
haulintr,
it
in
found,
has
left
loo
Viniill
n
mar-Ifin
al
iirefienl
prices.
C.iii.
tractors
in
the
Kamloops
liiricl
are
aid
lo
be
receiving
beller
prices
I
ban
are
paid
alou?
the
line
of
the
tt.T.I'.
Henry
(!ro
ha
relumed
from
Rochester,
Minn.,
where
Mr,
tint
ha.
been
underKoinj:
sursical
treatment
al
Ihe
Mayo
Clinic.
The
latter
is
rcmaioiiiK
In
Ibe
Kat
for
a
whielon?er
lo
ohlniti
furlher-lreulment.
Toney
Menard
is
expected
in
I'rince
fJeorce
tills
week
frohi
Holla
lo
relieve
J.
W.
Miers,.dis.
Irict
road
inspector,
who
ha
been
transferred
lo
Ihe
Peace
Hlver
section.'
A
branch
of
the
Fraternal
Or
der
of
Caale
wa
lntitifled
here
on
Sunday
by
W.
A.
Itedick,
Senl-ll.s
ornanler.
Jaiue
Mcpherson
and
Mi
Mayine
Frederika
Johnon
weru
iiurrieil.laol
wei-k
by
ftev;
W,
C.
North.
They
penl
Ibelr
honeymoon
in
Prince
Huperl.
A
convention
of
provincial
fnret
raners
of
Ijrince
Huperl,
KaniliHtp.
Cnrilxxi
and
Prince
(ieorftp
dilricl
opened
vliere
yelenlay
aflernoon.
The
ses
sion,
which
i
attended
by
snm
Sli
rangers'
Nand
will
lal
three
days'.
I
being
held
in
Ihe
pro
vincial
Kovernmenl
buiblio?.
CREDITOR
TO,
THE
RESCUE
"I
underslnnd
thai
some
tif
your
creditor
are
pressing
youC'
"I
arranged
lhat.
answered
Senator
Sorpliuin.
"In
hi
era
of
invest
I
gal
ton
I
want
lo
make
il
perfectly
clear
Idiaven
I
more'
than
enough
money
for
my
current
expenses."
Washington
Slar.'
THf
tun.
nkws
t
FXlfl
fit
TELKWA
Mr.
Toss
of
Ihe
flovnl
Ilank
slaff,
and
M,
Kpark
of
Ibe.
staff
iif
llrouuhloii
'&
McNeil,
have
rented
Mis
('lelcher
cabiif,
and
will
shortly
tuove
in
and
keeji
bachelor'.
hall,
i
Mri
and
Mrsj).
Hrownc
who
have,
spein
fjie
win'ler
in
Telkwn,
are
lisposjng'.
jitheir
household
KOods'nnd
expect
to
leave
shortly
for
the
south,
All
fiiilicdidiis.
iMiinl
lo
mi.
early
ipriiff.
fNVaifoiis
are
In
evidence,
bird
are
returhinif.
yards
and
hoiises
are
beiiip
spring
cleaned,Jind
there
isAn
slih
euifeslion
jif
niinl
on
jjie
xl
reels'.
'
-
It
is
hoped
Dial
before
lorijf,
TelkVa
will
be
able
to
boat-of,
h
ueyr
nursing
(iom!.
Ihe
present
building
ha
-
t)-en
a
makeshifl
lonx
enough,
'a
new
ue
,U
mosl
urgenlly
needed.
Inspector
A.iKS
Ackland
of
Ihe
mounted
polTce
Wa
in
Hnxii
lal
'
week
on
ollieial-ifufy,.
Afler
liavingiyjienl
Ihe
winter,
in
Telkwa,
Mrf.;ind
lr.
Tom
Hn'wer
have
(tone
bhek
lo
llieif
ranch
al
Hound
Lake.'
"
r
-
Tliij
sawinill
ril.
Tallow,
which
ha
been
running
full
fo-Ihe
lal
month,
ha
shut
doyv'n
llopinc
Irt
''keep
llitne
Koihir
and
to
enlargo
their
liieiubershlp,
Ihe
Oimmunily
Club
held
a
meet.
iiiK
al
(he
Hound
Lake
hall
oii
Kridav.
The
followina-
were
eleclejl
a
oflicer:
I're
(5.
Wakefield:
Vice
Pre..
Mr.
War
ren:
fee.-1
rea.,
II.
wearne.
Danclnp
wa
I
hen
enjoyed
for
a
few
hours.
llenrv
Lee
of
the
liome
Ml
Co.
has,recentl,4rur-fh","i,l
H'ij
Pricer
houe
andxls'liaving
'alteration
made:
Ihs
family
will
join
-nim
nere
eiioruy.
!
.1
....
.1
I.
.1
.
ALICE
ARM
ii'i
In
logging,
mrning
and
gov
eminent
work
it
iS-estlinated
thai
250
men
will
bo
employed
in
the
vicinity
of
Alice
Arm
this
.summer.
Ciood
progres
i.
being'
nade
by
sub-conlraclor
forttlte
Al-
IHHlit
i.iibUIC
"".Tlr7
rw,
MM
Tremhlay
has
8no,oooifeelbn&
flat
on
Ihe
eat
iide
gfiilir
Kilsaull
Hiver
and
C.
P.Tlt?iC
who
is
logging
iiiKlhe
river,
has
ino.OrtO
feet
Ijt
Ihe
slrealn.
Vhe
first
of
a
series
f,
weekly
debate
took
place
lal
nigld.
The"
Mihjerl
was:
Hesolved
lhat
most
succe.ful
iuines
men
are
not
slrictly
honest.''
J.
Young,,
C.
ynrner"
and
Winner-lronr
look
the
alllrmative
side
wilh
D.
Hoe,
JVA.
iepliefi
and
V..
Anderson
fiSr
Tlie
.negative.
J
Augxie
Mrl.eod
1v
here
front
Anyox
making
an
exatninalion
of
-the
Ksperanxa
mine'
wilh.
a,
view
lo
pulling
in
a.
tramline.
.
:.
-o-'f-i..-
,
N.
Sulllovicli
ha
relumed
OVer
500
Usefe
GILLETT'S
PURE
FLAKE
LYE
It
is
best
for
cleaning
and
disinfecting
sinks.,
drains,
closet
bowls,
etc.;
for
softening
water,
making
your
own
laundry
soap;
cleaning
floors,
greasy
pots
and
pans,
etc.;
for
removing
old
paint,
destroying
vermin,
etc.
Full
directions
with
every
can.
Be
sure
yougct
the,
genuine
Cillctfs
FLAKE
Lye.
Substitutes
are
usually
costly
and
unsatisfactory.
MADE
IN
CANADA
NEEDED
IN
EVERY
HOME
I'
You
need
r
n
11
iiuii
1
1
.
1
1
....
.
j
turned
front
a
Iriplo
houllierttj
It.C,
Wahinglon
and
Oregoi.
...
..
.
',,
Jack4
Haulier
and
Neil
Forbes
have
"arrived
from
SlewarL
YANDERHOOF
A
parly
of
sevenleen
"Esilionl
ian
is
sailing
front
Ktiropi
this
week
botind
for,
the
Vauderhoof
district..
,
The
bridge
neross'
the
Pltmrl
Hiver
at
Fort
St.
James
(was
opened
las!
week.
the.
event
being,
made
the.
occasion
for
a
general
felebrat
ion
including
h
dance
and
midnight
supper.
A
vote
tu
thanks
was
passed
lo
II.
(i,
Perry,
M.I..A.
for
Id
assistance
in
obtaining
the
bridge.
Mr.
and
Mr.
H.
I.eFavnn
and
C.
C.
J.eFnvnn..
who
arrived
here.'
vecenlly
front
Portland,
Oregon",
have
e'slitblished
a
jewelry
.,liusjne.s...
sV
'farmers'
ronvenllon
held
here,,reeent(y
passed'
a
Tfsolittion
unanimously
rriue.ling
the
pro
vincial
government
In
make
re
gular
e
xftmlnatrints-'
of
cnllle
to
prevent
tlif
occurrence
of
tuber
culosis,
WtiAn
vnn
hit
Hi'frtIa.lnv
vmi
buy
CinCULATlON,
and
see
lhat
rou
tet
11,
11
PILOT
a
4
P
-
.
-
.
.
,
.
.
,1T,VERY
good
ship,
nearing
port,
takes
on
a
'
pilot.
Hi
Usually,
the
law
requires
it.
The
pilot
knows
the
channel.
With
his
capable
hands
at
the
helm,
the
vessel
is
safe.
Without
him,
there
is
danger
of
the
shoals.
rV
.
When
you
set
sail
on
a
shopping
toursyou,
too,
should
have
a
pilot
Everybody
needs
one.
And
well-i
4
informed
shoppers
always
have
one
ADVERTISING.
,
Advertising
keeps
you
off
the
rocks
of
extravagance
and
waste.
It
takes
you
straight
into
the
port
of
economy.
It
tells
you
plainly
where
to
go.for
what
you
;
want.
It
shows
you
how
to,
save
steps-
and
money
and
time.
By
watching
it
carefully,
each
day,
you
are
able
to
buy
to
best
advantage.
5,
"
Of
ten,
the
advertisements
will
keep
you
from
making
an
unwise
purchase
by
pointing"
out
just
why
one
article
suits
better
than
another.
It
points
out
for
you
the
pick
of
the
country's
market
and
the.
selection.
of
the
particular
kind,
shape,
size
and
color
that
btst
suits
your
.taste
and
fits
your
pocket-book.
Whether
you
want
food,
clothing,
furniture
or
a
toy
for
the
children,
the
advertisements
can
help
you.
Let
Advertising
Steer
Your
Steps
'
front
Premier
where
he
.wpent
the
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months.
Mrs.
Sulilovifh,
who
Is
ill
in
Prince
Huperl,
is'
expected
home
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couple
of
week;j.
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to
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National
Railways
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Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
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ELECTRIC
ANO
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
6ur
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
oil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
front
the
farm
to
the
home.
Phone
Black
t16.
P.O.
Box
895.
Gee.
Papadopulis'
j
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
STORE
W'e
W,
sell
and
exchange
all
kinds
of
new
And
secondhand
goods.
S3
Third
Avtnu.
Phone
4.
P.O.
Box
92
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
We
have
Hardwood,
Fir
and
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
If
you
are
tired
f
Kalsunilne
and
Paper,
try
Kir
Veneer
Panelling;.
,
i
you
are
thinking
of
building
n
house,
xv
Jtnve
any
luifiber
y-oif
require,
also
Sash,
U'oorf,
01aj.
SHOGKLEVS
Planing
Mills
Cow
Bay.