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cleaning
ami
pressing
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in
the
city.
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ami
workmanship
unsurpassed,
a
phone
call
will
hrihg
our
car.
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6th
Ave.
W.
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PLEASED
WITH
THIS
DISTRICT
South
African
Rancher,
on
Trip
of
World,
May
Decide
to,
Locate
In
Lakes
Country
In
the
course
oT
a
hip
which,
hen
completed,
will
have
taken
him
entirely
around
the
world,
Manley,
rancher
of
Kenya
Col
ony,
rMiiiiu
.rriea,
is
a
visitor
in
Hie
city
registered
at
the.
Prince
Hupcrl
Hotel.
After
having
sjient
fori
night
in
the
Hums
mid
rancois
Lake
district,
Mr.
Man-
ley
arrived
here
on
this
morning's
train.
He
will
sail
for
Vancouver
on
Friday
morning
and
will
visit
Vancouver
Island.
Having
already
-visited
Kngland
and
r.aslern
Canada,
after
leav-iiijg
this
country,
he
will
proceed
to
Australia
and
llu-ncc
home.
.
Mr.
Manley,
whose
primary
ob
ject
in
his
glohe
I
rip
is
to
find
a
new
plact
hecame
much
impressed
willt
the
Lakes
district.
It
is,
in
his
opinion,
a
mosi
iieligliirul
coun
try
and.
although
he
has
heard
a
great
deal
of
favorable
mention
of
Vancouver
Island,
he
does
not
see
how
it
could
apnea!
lo
him
any
more
than
did
the
Francois
Lake
district.
Mr.
Mauley's
de
sire
is
Ui.
locate
,ii,s
far
away
from
dense
population
and
large
centres
as
possible.
Francois
Lake
would
i
e
a
splendid
country
lo
live
in.
he
thinks.
It
possesses
the
advanlage
of
a
fine
climate,
has
splendid
hunting
and,
apart
from
that,
he
believes
has
profitable
agricultural
possibilities,
CHARLES
G.
I).
ROBERTS
HERE
Wilt
be
Busy
During
Visit
City;
Lectures
Tonight
In
Charles
O.
I).
Huberts,
Canada's
eminent
poet
ami
author,
arrived
in
tin:
city
from,
Vancou
ver
on
the
Prince
iieorgn
tins
morning.
He
is
slaying
at
the
Prince
Kupert.
Hotel
and
will
re
turn
to
Vancouver
Friday
inorn-
liii'.
Mr.
Hoberls
was
met
when
lllc
steamer,
nrrjved
i;.
J,.'C,
llrndy;
principal'
of
lhcv-'
High
-..inl
ami
W.
S,
Fisher,
iii-esident
of
the
Canadian
Club.
The
meeting
of
Mr.
Hoberls
and
Mr
Fisher
had
somewhat
more
than
an
official
nature
lo
it
for
the.
two
were
aeipiainled
many
years
ago
in
their
home
town
of
Fred
ericlon,
N.H.
Air.
liolierls
will
deliver
an
address
in
Din
auditorium
of
the
Hot
1
1
h
Memorial
School
under
the
auspices'
of
the
Prince
lln
pert
High
School
tonighl
ami
to
morrow
he
will
peak
at
a
ban-!
Miiel
being
igiven
in
his
honor
by
the
Canadian
Club.
Today
Mr.
Huberts
was
a
guest
at.
the
Ho-tary
fltih
luncheon.
This
is
Mr.
Hoberls'
first
trip
west
of
Lake
Krie
and
the
coun
try,
he
says,
is
proving
a
revela-Iton
to
hiln,
eNcccdiiig
all
his
expectations
as
lo
scenic
splen
dor
ami
immigration
posslhili-
lies.
He
thoroughly
enjoyed
his
Baby's
restless
nights
,
might
be
avoided
Scalded
skin
and
other
skin
troubles
are
common
causes
-of
restlessness,
and
often
could
be
avoided
by
careful
bathing
with
Haby't
Own
Soap.
Its
frngrant
latlier
cltaiuts
and
heatt
llubv'a
ekin,
and
prrparcs
for
restful
Bleep.
"Bui
far
you
ni
Daly
U.M
STOP
THAT
COUGH
NOW
WITH
A
FEW
DOSES
OF
DR
WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
Mrs.
Ali'X
Fnltr,
n.Il.
.No.
9.
Proton,
Oill.,
wrllM:
"I
l.xik
a
Heverr
mid
wHii-h
shi
led
on.
my
Inn,
and
inj
riO(fli
xii
bad,
at
llim-n.
It
Pwincd
a
If
It
"erf
I
earl
nit
my
linnet
to
pit-re.
wiii
and
ttol
a
holUe
of
Or.
Wood's
.Norway
Pine.
Syrup
and
I
got
Miff
afler
Hot
first
few
die,
and
by
ihe
tlinc
I
liad
finllid
the
rest
of
the
buttle
I
via
J
ruin;
leti'ly
relieved
of
Imlli
my
cold
and
tough."
"Or.
WikmI's"
lias
been
on
the
market
tor
the
past
35
years;
you
don't
experiment
with
some
new
and
untried
remedy
wlM-ii
you
Imy
It;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Mlllmrn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
onl
trip
tip
the
coast,
lie
has
crossed
the
Atlantic
fouiiewn
times,
so
any
lillle;
rough
weather
there
lo
make
his
home,
might
have
ieen
he
did
not
no
tice.
.
Mr.
Hoberls
makes
his
head-fliiarlers
in
Ottawa
and
London,
Kngland.
He
will
proceed
to
Kngland
after
the,
present
lour
of
Canada
ami
will
spend
the
winter
in
the
Old
Country
lec
turing.
He
is
very
keon
lo
have
nritisii
immigration
come
to
Canada
mid.
one
of
I
he
olijecls
of
his
lectures
in
the
Old
Country
will
he
to
encouragu
nritish
settlers
lo
come
here.
ANNIVERSARY
WAS
DULY
CELEBRATED
Oddfellows
and.
Rebekahs
Had
Successful
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
Last
Night
The
lOfdh
Anniversary
of
the
foundation
of
the
Oddfellows'
Lodge
was
eclebratt'd
at
a
very
successful
whist
drive
and
dance
held
Anst
niglil
in
the
Hoslon
Hall
tinder
the
joint
mtspices
of
I
be
local
Oddrellows'
anil
Hebe
kalis'
Lodges.
There
were
tables
of
whist
and
the
winners
were
as
follows:
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
A.
Norton'
who
also
won
the
prize
for
the
high
esi
individual
'
ailles'
score:
ladles'
second.
Mrs.
Herl
West:
men's
first.
A,
Iteriier;
men's
second,
S.
A.
tfwarison.
(1.
R
Itlc.lsvic
of
Vancouver
.won,
a
five
ihill.'t'r
goId'VleceTwhlcli
Vas
'raf
fled.
The
prizes
were
presented
lo
Ihe
winners
by
Wyinond
Wal
kern,
of
Ladysiililh,
provincial
grand
master
of
the
Oddfellows
Lodge,
who
is
on
his
nlllcia1
visit
lo
the
city.
After
cards,
refresh
men
is
were
served
anil
'dancing"
followed
Music
was
furnished
by
Arthur'
orchestra.
A.
II.
Phillips
was
maslcr
of
ceremonies,
Ororpt:
Leek
.prtwided
al
the
door
and
llie
coininiltee
in
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
convener,
Mrs
J.
Itod.lie,
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean
Mrs.
J.
S..
Irvine,
Peter
Sulem
Oeorge
Leek,
C,
0.
Minns
and
S.
V.
Cox.
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HOTEL
ARRIVAL8
Prince
Rupert
Chns.
F
llletsoe,
0.
L.
Hurtch,
O.
p.
Fisher,
II.
J.
Welch,
J.
It.
Ilayne
and
A.
C.
Knighl',
Vancouver;
Miss
Pelrle,
Kdmonlon;
Oeorge
Malblson,
Toronto;
John
A.
Clark
and
Thomas
Wallace,
Claxton;
O.
Manley,
Kehya
Colony.
Central
George
A.
Ambrose,
Vancou
vcr;
J.
C.
Loftsh,
Alice
Arm;
Mr.
and
Mrs,
J.
Homier,
Kndukn;
Ilev
K.
It.
Arrol,
Vanderhnof;
Ilev.
W.
It.
Ashford.
Hums
Lake;
W.
W.
Templeway,
Quick;
Mr.
mid
Mrs
A
i
O.
Harlletl,
llnyn'old
Hnrtlell
and
niifTord
Ilaillc.lt,
Iliirns
MAY
CARNIVAL
PREPARATIONS
Further
Plan9
For
Event
on
May
24
Discussed
at
Meeting
of
Committee
Last
Night
Further
plans
for
the
May
Oyieen
carnival
which
will
lake
place
on
May
21
under
the
joint
allspices
of
the
Fair
Itnanl
and
Klks
we
iv
discussed
at
a
m'ellng
of
the
joint
committee
of
I
lie.
two
organizations
which
was
held
last
nighl.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were
lien
Self,
John
Hul-ger,
Ocorgt.'
Hill,
S.
I).
Macdon-
ild.
I..
M.
Fuller.
Frank
Dibb,
W.
I).
Vance.
Have
Italfour,
Chariest
'olsnin.
W.
F..
Willlse
oft,
and
Mcl.
Ilunler.
In
addition
lo
the
May
Oueeii
crowning
ceremony,
reaiiires
lie.
Ing
arranged
for
Hie
"day
wiil
include
n
Maypole
dance,
Jitney
Inure
anil
baseball
and
football
games.
Details
in
connection
with
the
method
that,
will
be"
fol
lowed
for
the
selection
of
I
lie
May
0'ieen
are
being
worked
ml
J
n
collaboration
with
school
authorities.
The
following
committees
have
been
appointed:
Sports
Chief
Vickers,
Fire
Chief
McDonald.
Aid.
Ilrnwn.
Ceorge
Hill
and
A.V.
F..
Willis-
croft
with
power
lo
add.
May
Queen
and
dance
rom-
nijM,.oS.
D.
Macdonabl.
Y.
D
Vance,
W.
K.
Williscroft
and
Dave
Halfour
with
power
Id
add.
Finance-
Frank
Dihh
and
L.
Murray
Fuller.
Advertising'
John
Mulger.
C
Folxoni
and
D.
McDi
Ilunler.
Decorations
The
entire
joint
ommitlen.
Sporf
Chat
The
weather
is
not
quite
right
yet
for
I
be
firsl
appearance
of
the
baseball
bug.
That,
is
why
one.
hears
lillle
talk
yet
about
Ihe
prospects
for
the
approach
ing
season
and
there
still
seems
to
be
lillle
interest.
It
lakes
few
fine
balmy
spriiig
days,
of
which,
wo
have
had
none
so
far,
to
gel
Ihe
hoys
talking
baseball.
However,.
I
he
firsl
of
May
is
just
about
here
now
ami
plans,
fAr
Ihe
season
should
isobi)
be
fmijlof
why-.
Thf
rr'
liftjiV'a.Wii
jpicflevii
il.-il
.':ig..
.
....lli
I
l..v!lrV
iiiMi
me
irame
win
lie
t-arrieu
on
again
Ibis
year
jtlsl
ns'success-
fully
as
il
has
been
in
Ihe
pas!.
W.
D.
Vance,
president
of
the
Association,
said
yesterday
thai
the
annual
nieeling
would
be
called
wit
Itiu
a
few
days.
Vanderhoof
Is
gelling
orgnniz
ed
for
the
summer
alhhdie
sea
son.
The
annual
meeting
of
tin
Athletic
Association
(hero
was
held
las
week
arid
Hie
elect
inn
of
olllcers
resulted
as
foltows
President,
Dr.
W.
Moss
Slone
vice-presiib'iil,
F.
A.
Mitchell
secrelary,
Oeorge
Ogsloii;
treas
urer,
Hoy
M.
Taylor.
Tim
treas
ilrer's
report
showed
thai
tiler
was
a
balance
on
band
of
$H.1.00
with
no
outstanding
debts.
The
Vaifderhoof
Tenuis
Club
also
had
Its
annual
meeling
last
week
and
oHlcers
for
Ihe
year
were
named
as
follows:
President,
D.
W.
Donald;
vlce-preshlenl,
L.
H.
Wells;
secretary,
O.
F.
Wllks;
executive,
Mrs.
II.
M.
Taylor
and
K.
F.
Wynne
llealli.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
baseball
club
at
Vanderhoof
will
lake-
place
on
May
2.
TRANSFERRING
THE
NOISE
An
Inventor
has
produced
A
golf
ball
which
soueaks
when
it
is
lost..
At.
presenrihe
golfer
does
that.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
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CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
fTo
Advertisement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
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OASIIOAT
wanletl.
Must
he
cheap
for
ash.
Apply
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olllce.
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WANTKD.
Second
hitinl
logging
jack.
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House
or
garden
work.
1'hone
Hed
ICK.
Ill
WOMAN
wanted
for
hotel
work.
Apply
Central
Hotel.
101
FOR
SALE
FOll
SALK
at
Terrace,
II.C.
Three
len
acre
riilrken
rancluM
lo
he
ioh
al
once,
as
owner
Is
leaving
the
country.
Price
$75.00,
$150.00
and
1200.00.
Look
theui
over
ipiick.
.
Apply
lo
A.
C.
Lillle,
Prince
Htipert,
1
1.0.
'
10
i
FOll
SALH.
llolel,
wiili
reliitir-
ant
and
pool
hall
in
coniiee-I
ion.
Cheap
rent
and
good
.
lease,
Apply
or
wrlle
A.
R.
Henderson,
Hums
Lake,
H.C.
FOll
SALK.
Heaiilifut
Daven
port
bed
and
gramophone.
Apply
after
(i
p.m.
to
1
15
Sixth
Avenue
West,
above,
cJiiiUldrx.
101
TO
RENT
I'O
HKNT.
Modern
bouse,
com-
plelely
furnished.
-f.lO.OO
Apply
(i.
P.
Tinker.
Tel.
57.
IIOl'MK
lo
Itenl.
Three
apart
ments.
Corner
llaCon
mid
Tenth.
Phone
i'.7H.
10(1
HOOMS
0.
P.
lo
rent
Tinker.
Federal
Tel.
57.
block
If
FLTlNISIIKD
House
for
renl,
fix
rooms.
Phone
118.
FOll
HUNT.
Clapp
apartment
WcRtnnliaver
Hros.
tf
AUCTION
SALE
AN
AUCTION
SALK
will
he
held
at
house
corner
of
Tenth
Ave.
and
llacon
Si
reel
on
Thursday,
April
:to,
at
2.30
p.m.
consisting
of
oak
chairs,
healer
tables,
cook
stove,
double
bed
spring
and
maltress,
cots
chest
of
drawers,
letils,
lino,
siiddle
and
bridle
pure
bred
f
Airibile:
terrier:
etc.
Plillpolt
Auctioneers.
lot
BOARD
nOAftl).
The
Second
Avenue.
Inlander.
830
Phone
137.
IIOAftD
AND
HOOM,
or
only.
Phone
Hed
707.
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RECORDS
hoan
NKW
Process
Columbia
IleconH
no
scratching.
Finest
ro
productions
of
latest
Fnt
Trots,
Songs
and
Instnlmcnta
music
by
world
famed
artists
Call
in
and
bear
lliciu.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUS10
STORE
Thin'
Avynue
WOMEN'S
EXCHANGE
IF
yon
have
any
plain
sewing
or
fancy
work
you
wish
to
dis
pose
of,
We
Will
sell
It
for
yoil
Articles
in
this
department
not,
limited
to
one
dollar.
Tin!
Dollar
Store.
Hed
321.
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
Call
for
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and
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press
Northern
Transfer.
Day
Phone
Hed
213
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phone
Green
307
W.
H.
MONTGOMERY,
JR
FIREWOOD.
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and
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wood,
per
load
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spill
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per
load
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150.00
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750.00
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150.00
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LD
175.00
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above
except
Ihe
firsl
include
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Joes
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and
full
electrical
and
propeller
cipiipinent.
Tim
best
thai
money
can
buy.
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Hros.,
1747
(ieorgl.i
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W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
at
your
service.
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134
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Anytime.
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senger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
nnd
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Hales:
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I
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2
passengers,
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for
each
additional
passenger.
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ROOM
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Clock,
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bearing
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flanges
and
all
grades
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and
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Monumonts
and
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Hlnek
401.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
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Furniture
Moving.
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you
want,
anything
sent
for,'
or
delivered,
phone
us.
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