if
BlueRibbon
Tea
In
comparing
BLUE
RIBBON
with
other
pacKei
teas,
ao
not
compara
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.
nm
at
V
nrp
Wheat
li
Hre.nl,
Cake.
1
1
.
I
..
I.
.......
I
with
iveKoses
Flour
Th
World's
Best.
F
Sn
Inh
1
llllull
M-T-Serace
Wei
Wash
V
Sen
ices,
one
of
i
exactly
fill
your
t.1
i
y
rrns,
Ms
'
-j
for
particulars,
anadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
t.
ertmg
t-umace
iUAl
lltirM
In
alt.
't
$10.00
oar
Ion.
riwin
not
pr
imi
T
null
rllhkrtl,
1
'
Snow
i.f
lh
lrr'
in
ir
rll
ir
mi
.ntirtljr
MlloUmri
'-"-u
oiUVb
liURU,
'
l
In
Sr.
t
$12.60
per
ton.
'
Anu
fur
Iho
ftmnn
nviuiwo
.
and
TELKWA
COALS.
in
n
a
n
1
n
k
mui
p
rr
na
n
UUUU
UUUI
UUi
"'i
HoLI
C.nlr.l.
prion
It
YANDERHOOF
The
Ingham
family
nrc
now
,'nmfnrlahly
settled
in
(lie
Ham-
1
iiniii.1
building.
Mr.
Murphy,
a
recent
arrival
from
Kngland,
ha
taken
a
p
mi
Hon
on
I
Ik
farm
of
Oler
ami
l'.mlie.
1
I
Mr.
and
Mrs
I'ralt
11
ml
family
have
tump
Id
llulrliiron
whore
'ii.-j
expect
to
remain
dnitiu
Hi
-"miner
iiinnlh.
Soiling
operation
are
now
well
advanced
Ihrnujthiiol
ihe
Nerliako
volley.
Whnl
I
nnv
n'ljwirwi
an
a
few
m'.n
slioA-ors
it
1
hi
oil
f
gelling
very
.ry.
!
llio
public
school
at
F.ngon
clne,
ilown
on
ncoitnl
of
111.
!
hut
ic
health
of
I
In"
Vlnblren
in
Hint
district
:
now
.
..iincrnlily
improved.
j
Mr.
J.
X.
Ileiell
unit
her
eon
and
daughter,
fiarvlu
moi
Laura.
'
liti
relumed
home
a
tier
rcnd-t)
iwo
week'
vacation
in
llule!iiliin.
I'won
Hiirdolle
I
still
PMi.
i
filial
t
In
mi
1
m
owing
In
in-
'iiirir
loislained
lat
wek
liy
.il.linu
Protrri"
I
lov
finl
II
will
likely
lie
allollier
week
le-
ifiirf
lr
m
alt
to
feac
hJ
room.
4
j
I
lie
lennln
nnil
lian
oi.tieil
j.tii.l
ii..w
in
full
twinif.
Hi
'.ourl
arc
oeeujiletl
rvrry
rvn-iiik
1111III
ilrkiie
erilo
ll.n
iiniiunix
liour.
Tin
iminlwr
if
Iplayor"
fxrreil
llioi.e
of
lat
iyrar
nnl
a
nrotuWlnir
faon
1
ertTlr.l.
I
-
1
Mi
I'
A.
Manner,
who
ha-
Inrenily
nrrUe.
fnm
!.ierio'1,
r.iiiilainl.
I
.oeniliiw
n
few
tlay
in
lown
lti
fiiel
of
Mr.
nnl
Mr".
Iriioma
I'.
riiiilllifr.
I
-
llul'ih
Trlfonl
lia
lfcn
elrrlod
In
fill
the
uiiexnlreil
lerm
of
(ion.
II.
Oiilraiu
on
llio
rxerulivt
or
the
Xorliiico-Valloy
lii.
operative
ICreuniery
.noeialin.
Mr.
f)ul-rntu
rctlpneil
having
woiie
lo
il'rinff
itorjrt
lo
ri''i'lf.
While
playing
hafefmll
lal
week
Slnarl
I
hilly
wa
truck
einly
on
Un
faen
with
Ihe
hall
willed
ri!ulleil
In
hit
nop
heinn
i.r.aen
In
Iwo
nlacon.
Tho
In
jury
liat
Itoeii
mol
ainful
ami
thf
iKt
lieratne
loo
twonen
in
i
Hie
hiine.
8inre
I
ho
aecl-
l.lenl
.Mr.
Imlly
ha
been
the
aiiffl
of
Mr.
ami
Mm.
K.
A.
Milrhell.
Snhnrll"
for-Ihe
Dally
Newn.
3nfiJ
nn
IVIni-44nol
K9I
WflVS
Prince
Rupert
AND
SHIPYARD
Oporatlnn
n.
T.
P.
to.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
"fneers,
Machinist-,
Boilermaker,
lackimltha,
P.tUrn
maken,
Founder!,
wooaworar,
-.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINO.
Oup
plnjnt
u
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
SH.
Enthuelattlc
Meeting
Wat
Held
on
Saturday
Evening
to
Elect
Delegates
to
Convention
Al.li'.i:
ARM.
May
II.
The
lal
parly
lo
break
inlo
their
comimr
political
campaign
but.
judciiiir
from
Ihe
crowd
preenl.
liy
no
moan
Hie
least,
Ihe
nieellntt
of
the
Alice
Arm
Liberal
Affocialinn
for
Hie
election
of
offirern,
and
the
appointing
of
four
delegate
lo
the
Ano
nominalinu
conven.
lion
wan
held
here
Sulurday
evenlnsr.
Showing
that
they
are
taking
a
healthy
interel
in
thing
civic
anil
political,
tpiite
a
few
ladie
were
noticed
at
the
meet,
ing.
The
point
wan
brought
out
in
one
of
Ihe
lak
of
the
even
ing
that
IhU
granting
of
Hie
franchise
to
women
wa
the
out
itniwlh
of
evolutionary
ami
liberal
thought,
and
wa
brought
inlo
Iteing
In
H.C.
by
lh
pre.enl
Liberal
adniinlraHMi.
The
chair
reciignUnl
the
latlie"
pre-
ence
by
appointing
Mr.
Hrugg
and
Mr.
A.
Falconer
a
ferulin
eer
in
the
balloliiig
for
offlcert.
ijuile
an
lnleret
wa
taken.
in
the
meing,
and
the
variou
peakT
ert
were
lilened
lo
attenlively.
Ilarn
r.hanman.
ecreinry
of
th
Anyox
Liberal
Aocialion
made
a
lnrl
talk
dealinr
vvilh
the
bright
outlook
for
Ho
Liberal
parly
in
the
coming
campaign
He
aid
that
Ihe
present
inomiier
had
given
.nlifacliin
and
cloe.l
by
urging
all
voter
to
gel
on
the
voter'
lll
nml
vole.
Irrepeelie
of
parly,
a
a
duly
to
the
eouir
Irv.
An.ilhr
and
carelene
on
election
day
made
for
indifferenl
elected
r"preenlallve,
he
nbl.
Harry'
Towler
m.nle
a
short
ad
ilre.
parlicularly
tre.ing
the
point
that
in
Hie
coming
campaign.
Ihe
mollo
should
be
clean-Iitir
of
fighting.
Innuendo,
camouflage,
or
mlrepre.enla-lion
ihoiibl
not
bo
retorted
to,
and
win
or
loe.
Ihey
hould
go
Irmidurl
Ihe
campaign
like
real
men.
Member
Speaka
II.
T.
Kergen,
M.l..
for
the
ilitlricl,
who
i
a
propecllve
candidate
for
the
nomination
nf
the
Anynx
convenlinn,
in
,n
xhort
talk,
gave
an
account
lit
n
small
way
of
hit
lewardhip.
More
parllenlarly
he
launched
upon
jogllalie
proceilure
at
Victoria,
it
i'eponMihilllle,
iliffieulliet
and
complexities.
He
paid
hit
comnlimentH
lo
Oe.n.
Mrllae
ami
Ihe
provincial
parly,
loucheil
In
cidenlally
upon
P.H.I..
inallers
volre.
Ihe
incerity
nf
Ihe
Oliver
administration,
and
felt
that
Ihe
return
of
Ihe
Liberal
lo
power
would
make
for
a
grottier
and
be
I
ler
llrilltli
Columbia.
Ihe
election
for
omoert
re.
sulled
at
follow:
(',.
p.
Itlel,
pretident.
fl.
W,
Druggy,
vlce-presjdenl.
S.
Dumat,
necretary.
Harry
Fowler,
treasurer.
Kxerullve.
cnm'miltee,
NV.
J
Cummlngt,
.1.
I'la,
and
O.
I'llnl.
I'lie
delegale
elrcled
to
Ihe
Anynx
convention
were
It,
Fowler,
S.
Ihimus,
P..
p.
Iliel
and
v..
Oourher.
TERRACE
NOTES
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
(he
Parent-Teachers'
Associa
lion
was
held
In
the
O.W.V.A.
Thursday
nlghl.
Tim
main
feat
ure
of
the
evening
was
the
auc
Ttn
daily
nwa
Sagacity
and
Mother
Love
Averted
Week-end
Tragedy;
Body
Thrown
in
Garbage
Tin
A
felinn
Irngnly
v.i
nverlfil
in
lli
Cily
polir
station
early
(his
week
only
liy
the
nngnrily
and
mother
love
of
Itif
llion
r.al.
Jut
reeenlly
the
et
cat
irenlil
Ihe
police
forre
wjtli
two
killeiH.
On
Mumlay
morning,
Jon4nlio
Mrtilinrliy
reporleil
(u
Sergeant
Uniley
that
he
hml
neciilentnlly
killeil
ntie.nf
the
killen
liy
.eziiig
U
in
Ihe
eell
iloor.
Sure
enough
the
kitten
wns
lying,
appareully
ilcml,
in
the
garlinge
tvin.
On
Monday
afternoon
Ihe
old
eat
was
mourning
her
lo
and
refused
lo
lie
comforted
willi
generous
fprviiiK
of
milk
and
other
delicacies.
On
Tue.x-
.lay
afternoon
when
Serjieanl
llalley
aalii
came
on
duty
he
win
unlriei
lo
ee
two
killen
avaiu
rotniliiK
lotfelln-r
on
the
floor.
With
typical
i.eiilh.ike
power
he
invettlKated
Ihe
nvalter
and
dinroxereil
that
Hie
o
cat
had
rliin'lied
out
HinuiKli
Ihe
office
window
Into
Ihe
backyard
and
had
rescued
her
killen
and
with
lender
care
had
nurcd
it
hark
lo
life.
There
j
no
happier
cal
in
creation
tiMlay
I
linn
(he
local
Ixilice
cat
which
ami
walche
lier
Utile
one
closely
in
fear
thai
nine
nlher
iiuliuvard
hapiMniiiK
may
befall
thorn.
ALICE
ARM
LIBERALS
lion
of
various
article
conlrl-billed
by
Ihe
members.
Mr.
His.
hop
aeleil
as
auctioneer
and
sobl
the
article
;mil
eiiccessfully,
taking
in
alioul
f.'l.7.'i.
Ilerresh.
men
Is
were
served
at
Ihe
close
of
the
meeting
and
a
pleasant
hall
li
111
v
w'a
spent
as
usual.
The
I.
uilies-
fStiild
of
the
Pres
byterian
Church
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Ililey
on
Thursday.
He-liearsal
hate
begun
for
the
play
tvhiHi
Ihe
(iuild
is
planning
to
put
on
in
June.
A
very
imnular
dance
given
in
aid
of
Ihe
Fair
Fund
was
held
Friday
evening
In
,
the
O.W.V.A.
Hall.
,
llev.
J.
II.
Young'
lefl
for
Van
couver
on
'
Thursday
(o
nilend
the
Melhodisl
conference.
Mrs.
M.
Halt
received
on
Wed
nesday
for
Ihe
first
lime
since
her
return
from
Victoria.
The
Ladies
Auxiliary'
f
'he
(l.W.V.A.
met
Tuesday
afternoon
in
the
club
room
of
Hie
hall.
0.
Itishop
nf
.
Victoria
was
in
lown
on
business
I
hi
week
end.
II
II.
unlay
(ieorge.
SilberL
rcjurned
on
Sal-from
beyond
I'rince
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ivlgen
ami
family
of
Vnuarsilol
have
leased
Ihe
Walker
ranch
at
loppcr
Cily
and
moved
there
last
week.
Sam
liobbie
of
Oopper
l-'iy
wa
in
town
on
Friday.
ALICE
ARM
()car
Oray
has
relumed
from
Seattle
where
he
spent
Ihe
pa-l
winler.
Mr.
(!ray
stales
the
Keystone
Mining
Io.
of
Seattle
are
prepared
lo
go
ahead
with
development
work
on"
Ihe.
Sunsel
properly
as
soon
as
Ihe
snow
is
off
the
ground.
4
P.
.ulin,
auditor
of
Ihe
gov
ernment
liquor
board,
was
a
recent
visitor
in
town
on
business.
D.
W
south.
Itarrell
has
left,
for
Ihe
Mrs.
Call
reeenlly
arrived
from
Vancouver
to
Join
her
husband
ami
will
reside
here
during
Ihe
summer.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
Wilson
have
returned
to
Vancouver.
Fred
Maltsnn
hns
arrived
from
Auyox
ami
will
spend
Ihe
sum
mer
developing
hi
mining
pm-perlie
in
the
Kilsault
Valley.
-
Mis
W
nnirred
Cameron,
sis
ter
of
Capl.
Cameron
of
Anynx,
ha
arrived
from
her
home
at
Cnurock,
Scot
land.
Miss
Cam
eron,
who
is
a
graduate
nurse
of
Southern
llenerul
Hospital,
(Has
(?ov,
has
been
engaged
.by
Ihe
Anyox
hospital
having
already
taken
up
her
duties.
P.
.Marron
has
gone
lo
Slewarl.
Al
n
meeting
of
the
Alice
Arm
Athletic
Club
Hie
following
n
Hi
rers,
were
eiecieii.
1.
vv
.
fal
coner,
presidonl;
Chas.
'
Dren-nnn,
sorrel
ary
-
treasurer;
O.
Ilruggy,
II.
Fowler,
Al.
Falconer.
S.
F.
D.
Hoe,
.
II,
Kay
and
II.
Mann,
executive
committee.
REBATE
ON
TICKET
26
YEARS
OLD
ASKED
Curious
Application
For
Refund
Before
Canadian
Pacific
at
Toronto"
'
TOIIONTO,
May
t
.
Twenty-
sl.x
years
ago
a
young
men.
b.
nigh
I
a
ticket
from
Winnipeg
to
Mol-
son,
Manitoba,
via
Ihe
Canadian
Paelfie.
A
few
day
ago
the
(icket
vvas
hNulghl.
intn
t
ho
of
fices
of
Hie
railway
with
a
request
for
a
refund.
Tho
reason
given
by
the
girl
INTO
THE
ATTIC
youngsters
today
ever
saw
a
horse-hair
sofa.
Few
They
wouldn't
know
what
to
do
with
a
fire
taper,
carpet
stretcher,
or
coal
oil
lamp.
They
couldn't
braid
rags
into
a
rug,
or
wind
yarn
without
tangling.
But
they
know
the
how
and
why
of
typewriters,
phonographs,
telephones,
automobiles;
what
happens
when
a
push
of
the
button
gives
light,
or
a
kodak's
flash
fixes
their
image
on
paper.
Their
education
is
as
modern
as
the
advertisements
they
see.
They
have
no
more
use
for
the
lamp
and
chimney
of
yesterday
than
you
for
the
wick
and
tallow
of
the
day
before.
Advertisements
induce
such
progress.
They
urge
wide
use
that
means
improvement.
They
help
you
lift
the
out-of-date
into
the
attic
rid
you
of
the
water
buckets
and
soap
kettles
of
slavedom.
They
bring
late
improvements
within
your
reach.
Read
the
advertisements
regularly.
Keep
alert
to
the
new.
Without
advertising,
you
would
never
know
a
product's
worth
until
you"
r
'
had
bought
it.
.
1
who
brought
Ihe
ticket
dated
IH'JK
inlo
the
office,
vvas
that
the
man
who
purchased
il
had
de-parleij
for
Kngland
to
enlist
fori
service
in
the
Hoer
war.
Al
lhe
close
of
the
war
he
had
gone
to
Australia,
and
it
was
from
there
that
the.
ticket
had
been
sent
lo
her.
Inasmuch
a
a
railway
com-
pany
is
not
forced
lo
honor
a
ticket
after
:io
day,
and
due
In
the
numerous
revision
of
tariffs
ince
Ihe
lirket
was
issued,
the
correspondence
is
likely
to
as
sume
large
proportion.
before
the
mailer
is
settled.
WOMEN
CANNOT
GET
CONTROL
IN
GERMANY
Count
ven
Reventtow
Declares
State
Institute
of
Men
IIF.III.LN
May
1
1.
The
stale
is
an
Institute
of
men
and
will
remain
a
manly
institution
despite
Ihe
efforts
nf
modern
women
lo
get
the
upper
hand,
Count
Von
llevenllow,
pan-Cerman
leader
and
candidate
for
the
new
Helen-
slag
in
Sehleswlg,
where
he
Is
opposing
Counl
Von
Hernstnff,
declared
in
a
campaign
speech.
"fiennan
women
have
had
o
taste
of
polities
and
like
it,"
he
declared,
"and
now
have
dreams
of
becoming
a
dominating
power.
Hul
we
do
not
want
lo
see
Hiem
rule
flermany
and
have
no
Idea
of
permitting
Ihem
lo
oust
the
men
as
the
governors."
Harking
back
to
the
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