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EDMONTON
ON
BRINGING
UP
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By
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Discusses
it
Without
ALL
THE.
OvRCAvlNS
f
THERE
SQ
rOCKirs'
Reference
to
Prince
Rupert
.
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A
OEtfo
TO
I
'
I
MORE
SHIPMENTS
OOT
WD
In
the
course
of
hi
evidence
before
Ihe
railway
committal",
Sir
Henry
Thornton
stated
that
the
revenue
on
Rrnln
In
the
head
of
tho
lakes
had
declined
by
$3,
213.0011,
lmt
flint
this
wan
offset
In
pari
ly
an
increase
nf,
III
7,000
on
thai
mm
shipments
through
Vancouver,
says
Hie
Kd-
loon&oii
Jourmll.
.
it
must
of
course
lie
kept
in
mind
Hint
lie
wa
speaking
of
the,
twelve
months
endinpr
on
January
1,
not
of
the
present
crop
year
during
which
Ibe
li'jpnien'ls
by
way
of
Vancouver
have
been
somewhat
less
than
in
Hint
of
t;':i-2i.
The
lalesti
iiiiialP
available
is
that
hy
Hie
end
of
August
about
i.r),
01111,0(10
bushels
will
havo
lieen
routed
jiy
Ilial
poll
and
Ihe
canal
as
compared
willi
itpproximalely
.,)0,000.000
in
Hie
previous
year.
This
is
due
for
Ihe
most
pari
In
the
fact
that
(here
was
a
much
.smaller
crop
in
Alberta.
The
C.N.It.
president
expressed
his
failh
in
Ihe
western
route
more
cniphalically
lhan
he
has
ever
done
before.
All
wheal
erown
west
of
a
certain
point
he
declared
.should
go
hy
way
of
Ihe
Pacific.
This
led
Sir
Henry
lraylon,
who,
as
former
chairman
of
(he
railway
rnni,mission,
speaks
with
much
auHiorily
in
the
mailer,
lo
slain
his
belief
lhal
all
traffic
nriginnling
west
or
Maple
Creek
which
is
fnrly-fivc
miles
east
of
Ihe
Alherla
border,
should
go
in
that
direction.
Dalrymple
.
When
Vice-presideni
Dalrymple
of
Hie
C.N.
II.
came
before
Ihe
cnmmillee
he
added
n
valuable
bit
of
testimony
in
favor
of
Ihe
development
of
Ihe
western
millet,
lie
thought
there
would
be
fewer
emply
cars
hauled
from
Vancouver
.east
than
from
Foil
William
west,
especially
if
I
lie,
ll.C.
lumber
business
should
ex
pand.
A
Saskatchewan
member
inlerjecled
thai
he
was
ipiile
convinced
lhal
Ihe
Pacific
port
was
Ihr;
nalural
one
for
"all
ihe
Alherla
erop
and
about
a
quar
ter
nf
.Saskatchewan's,"
If
(his
nropnrlinn
of
the
Saskatchewan
crop
were
snipped
west,
more
territory
than
lhal
east
of
Hie
line
of
Maple
Creek
will
have
In
be
laken
in.
Willi
a
good
crop
this
season
and
with
the.
large
Expansion
thai
.has
been,
made
jn
Ihe
fa-cililieWfor
Miipplhg
ft
west,
Ihe
Pacific-Panama
route
should
have
by
all
odds
Ihe
best
year
in
its
history.
Willi
(he
growth
of
Ihe
traffic
over
il.
incoming
as
well
as
outgoing,
the
lime
ciinnbt
be
fnr
distant
when
more
elpiitahle
railway
rales
will
increase
ils
advantages
In
IJiis
province.
Thnusli
not,
as
much
has
been
said
or
written
about
it
in
recent
inVinlhs
as
previously,
this
is
pot
because
Ihe
people
of
A
Uteri
a
are
less
mindful
than
they
were
of
what
il
means
lo
Ibein.
TAXATION
PENALTIES
'
REDUCED
BY
COUNCIL
1925
Rate
Bylaw
was
Considered
i
by
City
Council
Last
Night
l
Only
One
Five
Per
'
Cent
Penalty
The
l'.2.r
tax
rale
bylaw
pol
ling
me
levy
for
the
year
at
in
mills
(!0
general,
II
schools
nnd
lit
special)
was
put
through
ils
firiif
readings
at
last
night's
mecling
of
Ihe
cily
council.
the
only
change
made
to
the
original
bylaw
was
In
conned
ion
with
Ihe
penally
clauses.
II
was
decided
lo
impose
only,
one
penally
of
five
per
cent.
This
will
-be
applied
in
event
of
failure
In
Py
taxes
by
August
.
It.
re
places
the
first
penally
clause,
which
sel
a
ten
per
cent
penally
hn
August
t,
and
an
additional
pennlly
of
five
per
eenl
on
Nov
ember
I.
The
change
was
jnad
ntr
moHnn
of
AM.
Stephens
anil
AM.
AleMordio.
II
was
opposed;
by
AM,
Casey
on
the
ground
that
ijinight
have
a
delerimenlal
elTeci
oft
collection
of
taxes.
Those
voting
in
favor
nf
the
change,
were
AM,
Stephens,
Aid.
jllcMnrdie,
AM.
Rmilh
and
Aid.
j'eriy.
Those
voting
ngninsl
were
Ah),
flakey,
A)d.
McKechnie.
and
AM.
i-nnsen.
Aid.
Ilrown
did
not
vole
arid
the
mayor
declared
Ihe
amendment'
carried.
trv
DISTRICT
ENGINEER
MAKING
TRIP
INTO
GOLD
FIELD
COUNTRY
Will
Explore
Trail
Route
Gold
Field
Country
Into
On
his
way
lo
Ihe
C.assiar
on
depart
menial
duties,
J.
A.
Slephen,
assistant
district
engineer
in
Allin
constituency
for
the
provincial
department
.of
public
works,
arrived
in
the
cily
mi
Ihe
Cardena
this
morning.
He
will
sail
for
I
Ik
north
on
the
Princess'
Mary
on
Friday
ami,
judging
from
the.
amount
of
baggage
and
cmiipmcnl
he
lias
with
him,
is
making
preparation
for
an
extended
trip.
One
of
the
duties
thai
Mr.
Stephen
fias
assigned
lo
him.
this
year
is
the
intfslitgalhin
f
possibilities
nf
a
trail
or
road
between
Telegraph
Creek
and
Slewarl
which!
Slewarl
people
claim
would
be
the
most
convenient
means
of
entry
lo
the
Cassiar
gold
fields.
Or.
Whnlcn
and
II.
Ilobill
of
Viiynx
arrived
with
Mr.
Stephen
and
will
make
Ihe
trip
mirth
with
him.
SHOULD
GO
EASY
ON
LOCAL
IMPROVEMENTS
City
Council
Receives
Letter
from
R.
Balrd,
Inspector
of
Municipalities
n
a
leller
in
Ihe
city
council
last
nighl,
II.
Haird,
inspector
of
municipalities,
urged
thai,
Prince
Hiipej
l
local
-
improvement
debenture
flotations
be
kept
as
low
as
possible.
Mr.
Haird
pointed
out
that
Die
city's,
bonded
in
debtedness
was
alreadv
cousider-
ihlc
and
the
increase
in
popula
tion
hail
not
bceji
as
great
as
might
have'
been
expected.
II
was
advisable
In
keep
local
improve
ment
work
down
as
much
as
possible
for
the
city
always
had
lo
pay
a
considerable
portion
and
vacant
lots
also
had
to
b
con
sidered.
The
letter,
which
was
in
connection
with
a
recent
consolidation
local
improvement
is
sue
which
was
found
to
be
in
order,
was
received
and
filed.
The
council
finally
adopted
the
onsolidalion
bylaw
referred
to.
Advertise
In
Uip
pnllv
New
Ship
is
Yours
CANADIAN
SERVICES
one:
-
rl
Cunt
Room
ngku
fcurvrd
DOES
EVERY
MEAL
CAUSE
YOU
DISTRESS?
IF
IT
DOES
YOU
SHOULD
TAKE
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mr.
M.
P.
Kldrlil
Denver
Harbor,
wrllP:-"!
vsi
tronLled
Willi
my
-tiiiiarli
for
some
time,
.and
evrrytliinr
I
ate
oeemetl
in
distress
hie.
I
tried
nmny
dirrerenl
imrtlrlneii,
hut
wIllM.ut
any
result.
Finally
I
advlM-d
to
try
M.lt.lt..
and
afler
liavliiK
Uiken
M-veral
Ixilllea
I
ua
cuinxilt'tPly
relievwj
of
my
tioutjr.
I
ran
nnw
cat
anjlhlnic
I
wl.h,
thanks
lo
It.B.B."
Rurdorlc
IlintHt
(niters
pnu
the
utomarh
Into
wrfprt
shape
liy
pninitlnr
jirnjier
ilireUnn;
and
during-
Hie
iat
46
yearn
i
it
In
lien
on
the
market
hai
mad
a
...
,,iiiiiiuii,
r-i-yiiu
w
liuilf,
lur
rrlieir
ail
(loinai'h
troiiblex.
I'M
up
cziy
li?
Tim
T.
Limited,
Toronto,
tint
Millnirn
Co.
TAXI
INTERESTS
ARE
JOINING
FORCES
TO
IMPROVE
SERVICE
The
progress
of
the
cily
h
again
reflected
in
the
amalgamation
of
three
business
Interests,
viz.:
Jim
Sturgeon,
Hert
Dodd
and
C.
V.
Syrnes,
known
as
ihe
Prince
Huperl
Transfer
A
Taxi
Company.
with
head
office
on
Third
Avenue
in
I
lie
store
formerly
occupied
by
Harry
Alkins.
This
company
will
in
future
handle
all
Ihe
dry
kilned
firewood
from
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
Spruce
Mills
Ltd.,
Seal
Snve,
mid
in
addition
will
furnish
an
up-to-date
transfer
and
laxi
seivice
consist
ing
of
two
motor
trucks
and
two
Ford
Sedan
cars.
Jim
Sturgeon
will
be
responsible
for
Ihe
transfer
end
of
the
business,
Hert
Oodd
will
look
after
the
firewood
and
Inmlier
sales,
while
('..
V.
Symes
will
be
in
charge
of
Ihe
taxi
branch
as
heretofore.
EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU
BUSIER
THAN
USUAL
Yesterday
was
Ihe
best
day
the
local
employment
bureau
hud
this
season.
Orders
came
in
for
thirty
section
mdi
ami
twenty
to
A-ork
in
the
dry
dork
as
well
as
a
good
many
casual
.demand
you
cross
to
Europe
via
the
Anchor-Donaldson
WHEN
or
Cunard
Canadian
Route,
you
make
the
trip
under
really
ideal
conditions.
The
steamers
are
all
one-cabin
class
boats.
From
the
moment
you
step
on
board,
the
entire
ship
is
yours.
All
the
luxurious
equipment
is
at
your
disposal.
You
have
the
freedom
of
the
palatial
jounces,
magnificent
drawing
rooms,
delightful
salons,
library,
writing
rooms,
wide
promenade
decks
and
the
attention
of
courteous,
well-trained
stewards.
The
children's
room
increases
the
pleasure
for
travellers
with
children.
The
luxuries,
conveniences,
and
the
pleasant
home-like
atmosphere
that'
have
made
the
Anchor-Donaldson
Service
and
Cunard
Canadian
Service
so
justly
fameus,
are
yours
to
enjay
for'
the
voyage
and
in
addition
you
experience
the
interest
and
educational
value
of
the
scenically
beautiful
trip
down
the
historic
St.
Lawrence
to
the.
sea.
For
literature
and
detailed
Information
apply
to
your
locat
steamship
agent,
or
write
to
THE
CUNARD
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIMITED
(,22
HASTINGS
STKtKT,
W
VANCOUVIR
ANCHORDONAIDSON
CUNARD
fur
men
fur
odd
Jobs.
Camiers
are
beginning
lo
take
a
few
men.
Some
of
the
men
who
had
been
slaying
around
hopinig
for
mills
or
logging
outfits
to
open
up
have
moved
a
Way
hut
there
are
always
it
few
men
moving
in.
SHOWER
HELD
Articles
are
Presented
for
Child
ren's
Stall
at
Forthcoming
Ridley
Home
Bazaar
shower
for
the
children's
stall
at
the
forthcoming
llidley
Home
bazaar,
which
tall
will
be
in
cbarge
of
the
ladies
of
St.
Peter's
Church,
was
held
yester
day
afternoon
at
the
home
of
.
Hills,
ill
Fourth
Avenue
I.
Tea
was
erved
and
a
large
number
of
at
tractive
artic
les
were
received.
Mrs.
ioo,.l.
Mrs.
Whatman,
sr.,
and
Mrs.
K.
i'.
Phillips
were
in
charge.
NEW
HAZELTON
With
Ihe
transfer
of
telegraphic
business
from
Ihe
old
Yukon
line
nnrlh
of
here
to
F.d-
niouloii
for.
."wireless
transmission,
odd
number
cabins
are
be
ing
closed
down.
Four
of
the
operators
S;cTHy
Ogilvie,
Have
Hcperdcn,
I'eftiiy
(ireen
and
II.
I
..inner
ar
now
on
Ihejr
way
mil.
Hospital.
I
My,
May
'.,
will
be
fittingly
celebrulcdihcre.
Hi.y,
T.
.1.
Marh
is
coming
from
Ternice
am)
will,
-laku,
the
Sunday
church
service
us
well
as
deliver
Hie
graduation
address
on
Tuesday.
There
will
b.
a
reception
in
the
hospital
and
tbu
program
of
the
day
will
include
a
baby
show,
ball
game
and
demonstration
by
(he
C.O.I.T.
Contributing
to
the
program
at
lie
graduation
exer
cises
in
Ihe
evening
will
be
Mrs.
i.
W.
Dungale,
Mrs.
A.
K.
Falconer,
Mrs.
II.
A.
Harris,
Mrs.
II.
fl.
Large,
.Mm.
A:
I.
Chappcll,
Mrs.
Hubert
I'omlinson,
Mrs.
M.
1..
Mackay,
Miss
Smith,
Arthur
Kerr,
A,
A.
Coiun
and
Or.
II.
O.
J.arge.
The
graduates
from
the
.lazellon
Hospital
(raining
school
Ibis
year
Hi"
-Miss
Hickman
and
Mis
Ford.
Itev.
W.
M.
Lees
and
family
of
Siuilhers;
Ilev.
Y.
II.
SanMim
and
family
of
Kisplox,
Mrs,
.1.
II,
inung
if
Terrace
ami
itV
C.
Pound
of
HucJI.'jii
will'Jeavn
(hi
week
,,fuv
icloi-ja'
t
4tj
(itui
ho
Methodist
Cliureh
poniereiieW
Tbey
will
go
by
way
of
Prince
lluperl
on
Thursday.
.lames
Smith,
formerly
of
the
Yukon
Telegraph
line,
relumed
lo
town
last
week
after
spending
a
year
in
the
Obi
Country.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Ilalph
J.
Tnllen,
Washington
O.C.;
Arthur
Martin.
.1.
II.
John
son,
II.
S.
Illllon
and
A.
C
Knight,
Vancouver;
A.
Smith,
Vanderlioof;
Mrs.
James
Adams
ami
It.
(lihson,
Port
l'ssinglon
;
W.
11.
I.aruier
ami
l.
Oreen.
lla7.elton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
flu
1
1
on,
en
Lamijifer,
P.
Yung,
Coumaberg,
.1.
Hissdiop
ami
It.
Iltjml.'i,
Holland;
Forbes
I)
Kydd,
Olasgnw;
(J.
W,
Smilh,
'A-iiioulon;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
Oilison
(ieorgelown
;
.1.
Kerr,
Victoria
II.
llramley,
Nanaimo.
,
Central
Mrs.
Winkler,
Prince
Oenrge
F.
f
'itcif
an.
T.
Henderson
am
Hob
Miller.
C.N.
11.;
Dan
McDnn-
aid
and
('.
Campbell.
IMmnnlnn.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
High
Low
.
Tu9dy,
May
6.
1
1
'.'AO
a.m.
2.1:J9
p.m.
fij.15
a.m.
17:30
p.m.
l.o
fl
19.7
"
n.9
"
0.3
"
Wanted
For
Sale
For.
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
tiken
for
lest
than
50c
WANTKB
SI'AI.F.D
lembtrs
will
be
received
by
the
Olllcer
Commanding.
M.C.P.
Police,
Prince
lluperl,
H.C,
for
the
purchase
of
Ihe
launch
"Adanac,"
(length
10
feel).
I'jivelope.s
lo
Jie
mark
ed
"tende'r."
Highest
or
any
lender
not
necessarily
acccpl-ed.
Tenders
wilt
be
opened
May
9,
lit
SB,
at
noon.
WANTKO.
Cash
bargain,
good
cooking
range
with
hot
water
fittings
Phone
lllack
413.
(107
COOK
Wanted,
man
or
woman.
Apply
personally
at
Hotel
Centra).
OK
WANTF.D.
House
or
garden
work.
Phone
lied
UH.
Ill
FOR
SALE
Street
108
OH
SAI.F.
at
Terrace,
ll.fi.
Ten
acres
of
land
right
in
town
opposite
the
school
and
right
up
lo
Ihe
railway
track.
A
good
location
for
a
cold
storage
or
a
wbolesale
house
as
Terraco
Is
Die
natural
filling
out
place
for
l.akelse
Lake.
Don't
overlook
Ibis
lot.
Price
$700.00.
A.
fi.
Little,
Prince
lluperl.
II.C.
108
FOIl
SALF,.
Sped
boat
10
feel
long
by
7
fool
beam.
0
h.p.
I.nwe-Vlclor
engine,
speed
1
1
knots.
Hull
.'I
ply
diagonal.
Price
25iu.
Apply
P.O.
Dot
li'.'.M,
Prince
lluperl
II.C.
107
SACniFKJK
SAIJ
Secure
our
pamphlet
on
our
Sacrifice
Sale
for
I
wo
weeks.
Furniture
of
every
description
must
be
sold
lo
make
room
for
our
new
stock.
Prince
lluperl
p.xchnngc.
FOH
SALK.
Attractive
modern
furnished
five
room
bungalow.
Large
basement;
good
piano.
Kverylhing
ready
to
step
into.
.1,000.0il.
Apply
lit
Kighth
Avenue
Fast.
FOIl
SAI.F.
Hole!
with
restaur
ant
anil
pool
hall
in
connection.
Cheap
rent
and
good
lease.
Apply
or
write
A.
K.
Henderson,
Hum
Lake,
H.O,
FOIt
SAI.F..
Pleasure.
boal"Hcbo"
C.
L.
l
eindel.
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:Cnbl.
:
Storage
JlliwiU22l'.
If
FOIl
SALF.,
Large
modern
houe.
Phone
lllack
515.
TO
RENT
HOUHK
lo
Hent.
Three
apart
ments.
Corner
Huron
and
Tenth.
Phone
(178.
100
FOIl
hf.nt:-
six
rooms.
-
Furnished
bouse,
Phone
ll'.O.
FOIl
HUNT.
Clapp
apartment
W'est
en
haver
Urns.
If
BOARD
HOARD
and
lloom,
or
board
only
i:i
Fifth
Avenue
Fast.
Phono
Red
707.
HOARD.
The:
.Second
Avenue.
LOST
Inlander,
:jg
Phono
137.
LOST.
Wednesday
afternoon
purse
containing
Posf
Oflici
key,
bus
Mckels
mol
coins
Finder
return
lo
Inlander.
Re
ward,
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
fleneral
Ilepair
Shop,
He
pairs
of
all
kinds
promptly
attended
to.
Window
druperics
made
to
order.
Carpet
laying
Funiilure,
crating.
TOM
BALLINQER
Phone
81.
Rear
Sherman's
Market,
Fulton
-
-tai
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PIUCKS
OF
HASTJIOPF
4-CYCLli
He
Marine
Kngines
--i-H.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
l-H.P.
I
cylinder
MD
200.00
C-II.P.
I
cylinder
111)
450.00
8-11.
P.
I
cylinder
IID
750.00
-8-11.
P.
2
cylinder
MD
150.00
t
(5-11.
P.
I
cylinder
LI)
175.00
All'
the
above
except
the
first
include
Hie
Fatuous
Joes
lte-versc
Ocar,
and
full
elec.lrical
ami
propeller
equipment.
The
best
thai
money
can
buy.
v
Fast
hope
Hros.,
1747
Oeorgla
St.
V.
Vancouver.
Il.fi.
Always
at
your
service,
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Five
pas
senger
Dodge
Sedan
Com
fori
and
Courtesy.
Hates:
Site
for
I
or
2
passengers,
25c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
Haby"
at
your
ser
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort
SafetyCourtesy.
If
It's
a
water
trip
call
Laurie
Lambly.
Phoii.
s
570
or
131.
TAXI
592
THK
DEPF.NDA'HLR
TAXI.
Daj
and
Night
service.
Comforl
and
Courtesy
is
niy
mollo.
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
Richmond
Rooms.
TAXI
Tail
67
Phon
(Call
George,
Paul
or
(lust
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
NIU
Stand:
10SS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Acresn
iroin
Emnr
to
Hole,
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS.
Plants
lhal
grow
and
repay
you
for
your
labor.
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s
bedding
out
plants
are
speci
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acclimatised
and
can
be
relied
upon
lo
produce
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goods,
Slore
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-
Red
18.1
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lllack
108
McCARTHY'8.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NFAV
process
Columbia
Records
no
scralching,
Finest
re
productions
of
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artistn.
Call
In
am)
bear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furul
ure
Store.
We
Buy,
Sell
and
Ex
change
New
and
jtocondhann
floods.
GEO.
PAHADOPULIS,
839
Third
Ave,
Phona
CAMERON
TRAN8FER
Plmne
177
Bannape,
Furniture
Moving.
If
nu
want
anything
sent
for,
jir
delivered,
phone
us,
P.O.
Ilox
(i'JD,
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
In
Stewart
visit
Keith's
Cafe
ill
King
IMward
Hotel
now
re-modelled.
;
Up-to-date
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
WOMEN'S
EXCHANGE
IF
you
have
any
plain
pewinff
or
ancy
work
you
wish
In
dispose
of,
wo
wilt
seH
It
for
you.
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