THE
CORPORATION
Of
THE
CITV
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT:
1.
Thi
Ciiuiii'il
r
l
hi-
corporation
of
Hie
Clly
or
I'rlnee
UiiH-ri
niuiuli
in
nm-Mnirt
a
pavement
rifleeii
reel
wlus,
cuu-iMinir
or
a
maitreM
or
timber
over.blci
will
Ih
plarrd
a
1-avintr
giving-
a
Orpin
at
Hie
rrown
or
ti-n
imiws
composed
or
lirokf'i
Monr
and
and,
on
that
portion
of
Jlaya
Cove
Circle
lomim-urlnir
rroni
a
piant
rliiht
Irel
south
or
the
centre
line
inlt-r-iurtlon
or
5lh
Avenue
and
Hays
dive
Circle,
thence
slung;
Hie
west
portion
T
llava
Cove
Circle
as
shown
on
the
plan-am!
pmfttea
(lf'Hilted
In
the
Orrice
or
toe
city
Engineer
to
a
point
elRBl
Met
north
or
the
centre
linn
Intersection
of
llayt
Cove
Circle
ami
7lh
AveAii,
an
a
local
Improvement,
and
Intends
to
apecttlly
ami
the
rout
upon
the
land
abiittfnr
directly
on
the
work
eicept
such
portion
of
the
cost
as
Is
Incurred
at
street
Intersections
and
al
school
property.
i.
The
estimated
cost
or
the
work
Is
moo.
on,
or
which
IIH36.74
Is
to
be
pain
hv
the
Corporation,
and
the
estimated
an
mial
sfierlal
rate
per
rout
fomtaFO
la
.!7JitM.
The
special
assessment
Is
to
lie
naid
in
to
annual
iimsmiMU.
a.
Perins
rtlrlnit
to
petition
aralnst
nnderlaklnit
the
work
must
do
so
on
or
lierore
the.
Slh
day
or
Jimiary.
mi
.
t.
F.
JONES.
City
Cler.
Dated
yds
J9tn
fljy
vi
November.
104
mens
PAGE
SIX
TKJTP.UT.Y
SKWi
IT
IS
NOT
A
QUESTION
OF
PROFITS
CUT
IT
IS
A
QUESTION
OF
CASH
OUR
SALE
OF
MISSES'
AND
LADIES'
WINTER
COATS
IS
CONTINUING-
Score.
oT
Imply
Ire?ses
(in
Sain
in
all
the
latest
style
ami
materials,
in-clinliiiK
Ladies.
Miea'
ami
iirls
rnuii
0
lit
li
years.
A
few
Ladies'
iiml
Children's
Velvet
and
Yclutir
lints
in
exquisite
designs
nml
materials.
To
clear
at
loss
than
wholesale
prices.
Don't
Inkp
our
word
for
H
lint
look
around
for
yonrr
soir
and
Mien
compare
our
values.
"BENTS
Third
Avenue
MANY
WERE
AT
FUNERAL
r?'
J'S
"tSj
OF
LATE
MRS.
HANKINSONf
-
J
,
,
.
,.
'Tanner
and
children,
Mr.
and
Service
Took
Form
of
Community
.
M
J?
KipH,(8,,rick,
,,arl.
memeoriai
with
Two
Clergy-
Torunhv,
Out.,
.r.
HU)
Mr.;
men
Officiating
II.
nuurterson,
Lillian
and
l'sllier.
I
jjr
a)(
jjrs
j
ar.
.jjhos
Holl-
SMtTHKUS,
lire,
a.
Tle
ruq-
injjon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
barling,
jeral
service
Sunday
for
Hie
Inlet
Mr.
and
Mr.
Jack
Frost,
Ter-;Mr.
C.
II.
Ilankinson
was
sonic-1
race,
Il.C.,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I).
C.
Ihinjr
in
the
'halo-re
of
a
eom-j
Simpson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oullon.
inuiiiij
int-inorjitl
fi'i
vii-i-and
was.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Itlof
Hanson.
Mr.
jaltended
by
people
from
all
fiarta'and
Mrs.
.lack
Kilpalrick,
Mr.
iof
tho
district.
It
was
conducted
and
Mrs.
X.
1'.
Moran.
Mr.
and
!by
Rev.
M.
Y.
Lws,
assislPd
by
Mrs.
S.
II.
Iloskins,
Mr.
and
Mrs
llev.
It.
K.
V.
Hiihtell.
lteferenco
J.
(i.
Slephens,
II.
fi.
Olson.
W
was
made
by
Mr.
Lei's
to
the
S.
Henry,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Smith,
noble
character
of
the
one
they
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
Heesdey,
Princn
mourned.
"
HumtL
Il.C.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex.
Music
was
provided
by
the
'Gray
orchestra.
The
nIJ
bearers
'were
chosen
from
the
members
I
of
Hie
Masonic
and
Oddfellows
;
lodges.
They
were
.1.
Mason
Adams,
K.
K.
Orchard,
L.
S.
Mc-
(liill.
V.
S,
Henry,
V.
K.
Iloyor
'find
It.
L.
(iale.
Honorary
pall
bearers
from
I
be
Hpbakoh
lolm
were
Mi'silaiiies
S.
"5ray,
V
I-'.
Itoyer,
It.
V.
GhHmplon,
J
I'liili-mis.
J.
Hife
and
J.
Galhral
NY.
.1.
Service
was
in
cjiarfre
of
Hie
funeral
prunonaion.
Among
the
iimuriiers
present
were
Mis?
.lean
Sanjrsler,
a
sinter
who
is
Icarhin?
at
Yulean,
Alia.;
Mrs.
Hoy
Elsey
of
Vancouver,
ami
Freil
Dunn,
a
friond
of
the
family.
who
is
attending
collefre
at
Edmonton.
'
riie
funeral
was
in
charge
of'
the
Il.C.
I'ndertalrer
of
Pftnce
Rupert
.
Flowers
were
receive!
from
the
following:
Cecil
and
cbiMrnn;
Father,
Sir
Jean.
Uahell
and
Hoy:
Ilebekuir
I.odi,
It.
V.I).
Hnspilal
Auxiliary,
Unltin
Church
Ladies'
Aid.
Omineca
Lodge,
No.
92.
A.F.
&
A.M.,
Rulkley
Lodire.
o.
30,
I.O.O.F..
Fnion
Church
Ilpanl,
Smilhers
Hoy
Seoul
s,
Srnithers
Mblelle
Club,
Il.C.
1'olkse,
15mIi-
ers
ami
Telkwa,
Hilkley
Valley
brancb.
O.W.Y.A.,
GfiUan
fiiws
in
Training,
Hoard
of
'.Manage
ment
n.V.H.
Hospital.
tli.
Curses.
U.Y.li.
Hosnital.
Dr.
ami
Mrs.
J.
A.
West,
Prince
Huperl,
Il.C.
Arthur
F.
Dunn,
Mrj.
A.
II.
ForUe
and
June,
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Orchard.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Mason
Adams,
Dr.
and
Mra..CC.
I'ain
Telkwa.
H.C.,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Orav
anih
Mamie.
Mr.
nml
Mrs.
A.
Kil
Why
You'll
Like
the
"Home
Made"
Box
It
you're
looking
for
chocolate
that
satisfy
completely,
both
as
to
quality
and
uasortmvnt,
thrn
you're
going
to
be
delighted
with
Neilsou'it
"Home
Made"
box.
The
boi
Is
plain;
all
the
value
Is
In
the
contents.
Coatings
of
finest
NeMson
chocolate;
centres
of
smooth,
fruit
flavored
cream,
fruit
or
nut
tilled,
delicious
caramrls.
nougats,
tallica,
crisps,
brittle
and
fudges
the
kind
of
centres
you
are
sure
to
like.
Altogether,
the
best
all-round
boi
of
candles
at
anywhere
near
the
price.
Two
Kinds:
Attorted
and
Hard
Centres.
One
Price:
60c
the
lb.
ls.
Millar,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
X.
II.
Kilpalrick,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(leorge
Wall,
Mr.
nml
Mrs.
,.
p.
Wheeler
Telkwa,
11.(3..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J
iWnyrpy,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Ockle-sbaw,
tr.
ami
Mrs.
F.
Witlson,
Mr.
and
Mr.
S.
MrKnnzie,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
It.
Klllolf,
Mrs.
W.
tirant,
Mazellon.
Il.C,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Macdonahl.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
I'orteotis.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Mclnlyre,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
II.
C.
Lifton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lester
S.
levies,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Hcn-uett.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
W.
Cham
pion,
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
E.
Uuinlerson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Dawson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
Doodson,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Frank
Morris,
lrinee
llu-
pert,
Il.C,
Hoberl
fi.
Harnett,
Mr
1
and
Mrs.
Millignn
and
It.
I..
Gale,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
S.
Gazeley,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Campbell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
A.
El.y.
Mrs.
M.
K.
ItaWm,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
E.
Eby.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I'.
E.
Page.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Weloji
and
Misg
M.
W.
1
1
anna,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Eolberby
and
Albert,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
DiHilittle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glennie.
Prince
Huperl,
Il.C,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Xeale
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
.1.
Xeve
Miss
E.
Doodson
and
Mrs.
A.
Xelson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
II.
'
Warner.
Hey.
and
Mrs.
H
Hlddell,
Itev.
and
Mrs.
M.
V
Lees.
I'.OXDOX,
Dec.
3.
The
closing
of
the
Wembley
exhibition
ha
relieved
the
domestic
servan!
problem
of
London
by
throwjni'
out
of
work
3J0O
waitresses.
Tin-girls
have
been
unable
to
find
employment
jn
I
lie
city
restaur
.-
'ant,
'
and
in
me)l
cases
have
tieen'Sent
to
private'
homes.
S
.
your
service
every
day,
AT
We
will
make
your
parties
gay,
PJease
your
sweetheart,
wife
or
guest.
He
who
gives
us
will
be
blessed.
Dinner
parties,
cards
or
dancing
With
our
aid
become
entrancing.
Candy-lovers,
heed
our
ditty
;v
In
the
country,
in
the
city.
-Anywhere,
at
any
time,
.
You'll
discover
we're
sublime.
.
60$
per
pound
Half
Pounds
Pounds
Two
Pounds
N.H.
Xellson's
fMIome
Made"
Mux
Is
When
handy
'
you
want
the
best
In
candy.
-
SANTA
CLAUS
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
THE
OLD
AND
YOUNG
OUR
TOY
DEPARTMENT
IS
NOW
COMPLETE
WITH
ALL
THE
SEASONS
CRY
LATEST
AND
.y0..u
ASSORTMENTS,
AND
YOUR
INSPECTION
IS
SPECIALLY
REQUESTED.
PLACE
YOUR
ORDERS
CAH?
V
Wp
WILL
PUT
ASIDE
ANY
ARTICLE
AND
DELIVER
WHEN
REQUESTED.
ROOKS
llUiUUiLLLLU
TrrrrTTiTrnTm
Alger
Series
for
Hoys
Hoy
Seoul
Series
.
.
.
Itnys'
Liberty
Series
.
.
Hciily'
Iti.nks
Girls'
Liberty
Series
.
I'.ninpfire
Girls
Hi
litiol
Hoys'
Annual
.
School
Girls'
Annual
.
Cliallerliox
Annual
.
.
Hoyi.'
Own
'Animal
.
.
'Girls'
Own
Annual
.
.
Chums
Annual
.
.
30o
.'
30c
.
.
fOc
.
.
GOo
.
GOc
.
30c
$2.00
$2.00
$2.50
$3.50
$3.50
$3.50
(
:tnll;
!:'-
Ilei
Story
Hook
$1.75
Mother
linoe.
lii'iniiMc-'
Fairy
Tale.
Ilnliillson
(li.jsoe
.
.
.
$1.23
GbjJiliTii's
Sturx.
I'ainliug,
Drawing
and
Spellilg
I
looks
Uiiuk
.
15c
up
Toy
Frii
lion
c
m
n
iiia.-ii-
'iVitniK
nra
$3.00
to
$10.00
S
"w
.Mefhaiiical
Tram-
on
truck
fnnil
$2.00
to
$7.50
'Hie
Kninou.s
Hliig
Trackless
Train
fmin.
.
$3.00
to
$3.00
Gurved
mill
Slruighl
Track
m
lnrk.
Steam
l-higincs.
both
in
the
upright
ami
horuiiulal
style,
at
.
.
S2.25,
$3.25,
$4.00,
$5.50
DYNAMOQILES
Ttir
lleliabl'
Frictitui
Toy,
from
$1.00
to
$3.75
GAHAGE
AND
AUTOMOBILES
Oarage
rrhtl
I
Auto
$1.50
Garage
ami
2
Autos
$2.25
Pi
Hall
niul
2
Autos
.
.
.
$2.50
-.
PHONB-20
r
hm4
asKssKlssKlsK.4sKsKtssKiHsKa
STUDENTS
HEAR
OF
I
LIFE
IN
PALESTINE
AND
OTHER
COUNTRIES
Canoij
S.
Gould
of
Toronto
urea
In
Hlnh
School
and
Is
;
Appreciated
j
Canon
S.
Gould
of
Toron'
jrave
a
wonderfully
inlerentmu
lecture
to
the
pupiN
of
the
Kinit
Kilwanl
llitrh
School
yelenlay
aftermmn,
hii
iWecl
lieiriK
."Life
in
the
Kat."
lie
deiteribed
Imiuiltely
life
ninoiiK
Hie
Arnl
ami
otbem
in
I
he
Holy
Land,
it'.lima
anil
other
count
He
giiii'i
la
roust
vivid
ilescriptinn
of
I
be
i
alley
of
the
Jordan
and
the
an-Incut
land
of
Hebrew
eivilicH-jlinn
ini'liiiliiiK
the
cilie
of
.Icru.
isiileni
ami
Naiarelh.
Incidental
ly
he
showed
what
an
important
I
heal
re
Canada
must
become,
it
xpnrsely
Hctllci
am)
fertile
lands
.seeininx
to
have
bcn
proviilenli
ally
prenerved
for
the
nelllemeut
I
ol
a
people
who
would
develop
PEAK
LOAD
OF
COAL
j
IS
BEING
DISTRIBUTED
,
WLNMI'K.d.
iTc
a.
In
(Iimch
of
warmlh
prepare
for
cold,
ap-ipeai'H
to
be
the
mot
In
of
prairie
iprovince
residenln
al
the
moment,
accoidiiiK
lo
coal
movement
from
the
Alberta
iniiicrf
over
thn
Canadian
National
Hallway.
At
the
present
lime,
approximately
BOO
earn,
conlainiiiK
roundly
-'0,-00(1
Ioiim
of
coal
are
being
loaded
al
Alberta
inincM
in
Canadian
National
territory
m
Alberta
and
these
are
bciiiy
rushed
as
fnal
as
loaded
in
pm
,
m
the
prairie
province
win
re
fuel
in
needed,
This
Is
the
peak
load
period
of
the
present
coal
year
according
Zv
l.ihln,
I'arshec'-i
ami
llnlniH
GOo
Lnliler
Gniiie
....
30o
Seeiecliase
$1.25
Giiine
of
Mill
nml
Checker
$2.00
Game
of
Hariiev
Google
.
.
.
$2.50
Coiiililiifllioii
lloaril
..Plays,
12
Game-
$2.50
Saint'
ns
auve
only
piny
I
games
$3.50
n4l
wilh
iinlireokalde
.Jieftd.
Willi
slilffeil
lii-wly
.
.
25c
and
'40c
IUs.iie
1
1
end
DoIIn
will)
uiilirekMe
h
trd
y,
ViUi
hnir
iuhI,
Mrng
teyo.,
Imtlr
aesied
'
t
,
ami
nntlrecd,
at
prices
fwi.
....
$1.00
to
$10.50
lv4l
tmly
IMW.
wiU
.rhi-ing
rie
nml
h.iir
.-.
.
$2.25
to
SC.50
GAMES
DOLLS
GEORGE
D.
TITE
THE
HOME
FURNISHER
T)ll''celeliralJ'lIorseniHi
I
'ulo
.
.1.1.
j'
Wllhdlll
iisillg
ees.
'I
lic-e
'I'"
ilrc-scrl.
l
pine,
linui
.
$4.00
I)
VtZI)
P.O.
W
lr7
a
higher
civilillon,
liecause
of
tins
it
behooved
everyone
to
realize
the
importance
of
Gamul
t
ainl
the
value
of
Canadiun
cili-jzenxhip..
In
contrawl
with
the
con.lllioiis
in
Canada
the
Mpeuker
pielured
the
condilionn
in
China.
I'rom
lone
eminence
in
that
country
he
i
had
been
able
to
look
out
and
I
count
f?
Iowiin
ami
yet
many
jwere
hidden
from
view
which
,were
not
far
away.
I
Al
the
enucliision
of
his
hw-
liire
the
(winon
was
thanked
for
his
woinlei'iilly
niie-i'siiiij
and
instructive
ili-i'imrst
.
Figured
In
Historic
Sod
Turning
Phis
antiaue
Innklnv
.ml
anuil
ill)
noi
BIT
1
hefty
service
now,
but
nearly
half
a
century
ago
;r
it
a
very
Important
event
thn
ceremony
markinir
'
"
.he
construction
of
the
Canada
Central
Hallway
thr.;u.l'
.
r
ollowlni
the
ceremony,
tli
pnlo
with
hi
h
the
lb
t
i
the
wheel-barrow
Into
which
it
was
shovelled
in
tiin
pr
enthus
aatlc
crowd
Keeve
of
the
village,
the
lady
who
pcrformrd
the
rer.
;i
of
the
road
and
chriKtenlne
it
with
a
bottle
of
h"r
1
nor'-
r-"
ii.
it""!
...
mi
,L.r.:S
passed
Into
the
hands
of
the
Canadian
1'arilie
J'M
afir
took
nvrr
lo
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am
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.
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wun
me
cany
uays
oi
mc
!""-
it
in
Montreal.
,
.
hot-frvf.
'!
So
much
for
the
actual
ceremony.
.
The
,lnoro",
,pti
arpirmoer
3ra
I875saysi
"TheasNemU
that
had
been
spclally
erected
for
the
had
been
provided
for
tho
purpose
of
d
previously
azrerd
unon.
bv
t
apparently
ly
tnen
aujoun.
-
...nian0-,
oVaston,
mnvn
chnJi
t.hb.
rinkinir
neve
-alt"'
;;,nd,,
lie
committee.
lt
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IaaU
.
.
i
...
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I
.
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....ml
alar
order
of
MjJtX
.
"-i
punnension
01
me
lauim,
lira
""!
had
to
bt
abandonel.
Th.
Pmhrok
Urass
Dnd
was
presw