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line
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Tennis
Goods,
ami
it
is
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Presses
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Covers
...
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....
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of
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ions-
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Ford
Dealers
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Fruit,
Flowers
and
Happy
People
Greet
Weston
Coyney
in
His
New
Home
at
Kamloops;
Has
Friends
"l
feel
stronger
very
day
and
am
much
encouraged.
I
am
really
ami.
truly
going
I"
lie-very
happy
here
and'
I
shall
lie
wonderfully
well
as
soon
as
I
am"
rested,
ele.,"
says
We.slon
Coyney,
pioneer
journalist
of
Ihis
cily,
in
writing
from
his
new
home
at
Kamloops,
.Mr.
Coyiie.y's
lelfers
are
very
interesting
and
he
t
ell.-
in
his
own
bright
and
able
maimer
of
his
trip
from
Prince
Rupert
and
his
surroundings
at
Kamloops.
"1
was
at
Prince
Weslon
lo
Vancouver
nirtl
beyond,"
says,
Mr.
Ouyiiey.
"1
arrived
as
jlajed
out
as
a
real
man
is
at
the
58lh
round."
He
then
goes
on
lo
fell
of
details
in
connection
with
his
admission
to
his
new
home.
"1
like
the
placer
and
especiall
the
syslerii.
I
was
impressed
with
(tie
eoiupaTiy.
I
met
ii
he
jfetiernl
i-eading
room
every-;
body
was.sii
well
behaved,
more
so
than,
iii
any
gentleinen's
V-lub
I
have
ever
known.
Not
Many
Signs
'
t
"Now
you
would
naturally
ex
pect
lo
see
a
place
like
this
plastered
with
more
verbolem
signs
than
was
Merlin
after
the
war
broke
out
bul
it
is
not.
In
each!)
room
there
is
a
black
square
on
which
is
painted
in
big
while
let
ters:
"No
smokin
in
bed."
Au
nt
her
sign
says:
"'
o
much
drink
aboard
nieaiisfi4iesi)r,iini-
prisonntent."
That
tells
a
whole
I'ylumn.
doesn't
iP?
lawn
is
dolled
with
golden
dan
del
inns.
I
have
a
chum
now.
He
is
a
jolly
faced
little
big
man
ami
was
a
blond
before
Ihe
blizzard
look!
ofr
his
roofing.
He
cannot
read!
so
we
are
unable
In
converse.
Acquires
a
Pet
I
have
also
acquired
a
pet
a
big
while
cat.
She
strolled
into
the
reading
room
and
I
picked
her
up,
scratched
her
ears
and
throat
and
talked
prelty
lo
her.
When
I
got
up,
she
gave
a
soft
liltle
cry,
looked
very
wistfully
at
me
and
when
I
opened
the
iloor
she
stuck
up
her
tail
like
a
inasl
and
made
all
sail
atier
me.
I
went-straight
lo
my
roam';
threw
her
on
tbe.bedu'ind
.treated
her
real
rough.
She
cajyjhl
my
tliumli
with
her
mouth
gave
il
a
genlle
squeeze
and
then
I
fell
her
raspy
tongue
going
over
It.
When
the
breakfast
bell
rant;
this
morning,
V
found
her
outside
Ihe
door.
She
rubbed
herself
against
my
ankle
and
purred.
Then
she
raWed
her
mast
and
piloled
me
down
Ihe
long
corridor
-ilh
several
twists
in
it
and
a
short
flighl
of
stairs,
straight
to
the
dining
hall.
When
I
can
walk
heller.
I
shall
go
into
Ihe
woods
and
gel
her
some
eal
nip.
Did
you
ever
see
a
cat
madly
rolling
on
a
liltle
calnip
sprinkled
on
the
floor?
They
do
I
that
lo
keep
Ihe
fleas
off
Ihem.
I
I
can
hear
the
bell
for
lunch.
!
Mure
Ihis
nflernoon
'
"Soon
after
lunch
I
met
with
a
fine
Airedale
and
I
was
about
lo
seek
his
acquaintance,
when
I
i
paused
to
give
Ihe
mailer
more
-
consideration.
You
know
the
1
Airedale
is
intensely
MrRish.
If
I
I
sought
to
force
myself
upon
his
aequainiancc,
ne
niiKiii
noui
It
against
me
ever
after.
I
must
wail
until
I
ran
be
.properly
introduced
and
Ihe
only
person
who
can
give
me
a
proper
inlro-duclioh
that
would
be
at
all
likely
lo
prove
ncceptable
would
be
his
master."
Meets
Old
Friend
Mr.
Coyney
Is
conllnulnig
Ihe
writing
of
a
book
,wlilcli
he
m
started
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Colonist.
Morn
al
Fort
Rupert,,
son
of
a
carpenter
on
Ihe
pioneer
sloiimer
Heaver,
his
inolher
a
Port
Simpson
Indian
belle
who
died
when
he
was
four.
Pierce
was
-removed
as
a
small
child
by
canoe
In
tin
Tsimpsean
selllemcnls
where
he
grew
up
after
the
ways
of
hisj
maternal
parent,
rather
lltnii
thotj
Scottish
ancestry
of
his,
father.
He
became
a
cabin
boy.
on
the
pioneer
steamer
Oiler,
and
heard
Ihe
call
lo
evangelism
of
his
people
during
one
of
hfs
trips
In
Victoria.
Duncan's
Peril
The
simple
message
of
the
gospel
dropped
-on
ears
Ihat
had
all
stomach
troutilea.
Tut
up
only
by
The
T.
Mllburn
Co.,
Limited,
.Toronto,
Oot
were
then,
and
how
far
lhy
have
removed.
Mr.
Pierce
says
be
remembers
seeing
a
slave
girl
quartered
on
the
beach,
and
"vi
ten
by
the
medicine
men
as
a
mark
of
honor
at
one
of
the
l
east
a.
His
Pastoral
Charges
From
that
welter
of
savagery
In-
came
lo
Victoria
when
il
was
a
cily
if
wooden
bouses,
with
logs
on
the
present
downlown
streets,
and
after
delermiuiiHr
to
be
an
evangelist,
'he
slndiiM
under
Rev.
William
Pollard.
F.vcnlually
he
began
his
mission,
being
ordained
at
Hie
first
Con-feience
held
here
in
1887,
and
a
1
1
1
1
1
1
iiitn
oiiciirti
missions
ill
,
..
,
.,
,
,
,
,
,
deneral
Hospital
and
he
is
jilsol'..
,.
v
...
.
...
...
.Simpson,
tle
Naas,
hkeuiui
River,
working
on
a
new
nle
system
...
v.
f,CM,i
',.
,
f,
.
j.
.
,
,
.
,,
.
it.lll.i,
I'JCMMUK
It'll,
II'IIIU
t.lllll,
.1..:...
.
.4
....
.
..
.
..
.,...!
.River
iiciis;iiiei-io
meei
ivaillMiops
an
old
friend
of
his
Frank
V.
Dowling,
'former
superintenileiit
of
government
telegraphs
iere
and
now
holding
a
similar
position
at
Kamloois.
W.
H.
PIERCE
WOULD
HAVE
INDIANS
MORE
INDEPENDENI
HE
SAYS
Tells
Victoria
Paper
of
Early
Lire:
Saw
Slave
Girl
Cut
In
Four
Pieces
In
the
span"
rtf
one
man's
'V
IlifMjme
to
Jiavf
seen
savages
"I
have
not
seen
U.oupermH
l
M'
n,,
,.
....i......
....
.fheard
the
call
of
the
tlhrmlian
ii-iiui'iii
yri
iliiil
suitll
mil
4lliwni)ii
vt.
.
M
...
HfUK
o
Ifave
open.1
,
lo
write
or
Ihe
system
until
1
iHJ.
n.iss.ons
.
.
..
"
the
i
it
Le
iiml
Imrl.i.ru
nf
IIiik
I
reel
coniiilenl
that
iL
Is
Ilie
i
,
,
,
,
.
grealesl
jind
best
ever
.levislf
r"v"l,lt'.,",
'
s,ory
"f
and,
as
r"eirler,
T
Uilinye-
l"V-
))
fli"m
liPmy
,,,,,rre'
of
ligale.1
lunatn-
asylfe
j.'Mrl-hssmglori,
-most
picture-.
at
Ihe
R.C
and
oilier
public
institutions.
1:1'
sque
'
of
!
the
I,,e
figures
IIR,,rws
:
"There
is
glorious
fftnrinn
miiwl.ino
s.mshineiA,',,0,,,,
'
'vmjfireiirn.
run
irrenri-.
lliiw
Hid
nr.nl
llm
irenit
11-
,(-1
.,ii
i
.s
eW
sayx
uie
iciona
abloom.
'IJie
deep
green
of
Ihe
Intel
and
other
coast
points.
11$$
.lifetime
cover
Ihe,
whole
prioir
of
civilization
of
the
Coaftt
tribes,
lie
remembers
when
it
took
-tt
irionlh
by
canoe
from
his
northern
home,
lo
Victoria,
and
when
they
had
to
form
an
escort
oY.tfanoes
lo
esoape
the
aimry
Cape
'Aludge,
Indians
in
Hie
Seymour
Narrows.
(if
the
Indian-
and
their
fut
ure,
he
declare
himself
against
the
system
of
making
I
hem
the
wards
of
lh
Federal
Government,
lie
declares
for
enfranchising
as'
well
as
educating
litem
and
forcing
Ihem
lo
be
in-
lepeiMleul
instead
of
ilependeni.'
lie
says
it
has
killed
the
inila-tive
of
the
Indians,
and
des-
Irovnl
their
inigres.
DELIGHTFUL
TEA
AND
SALE
HELD
Catholic
Ladles'
Aid
Realized
$45
at
Affair
in
Home
of
Mrs.
A.
E.
Wakefield
heard
Ihe
prayers
of
Rev.
VU-j4PjS.
(;iiafes
P.-Halagno.lrs.
G
If
.
Ti
'
.
.
:
.
.1-.
1
1
.
.
-
.
'
:
T
nam
iniucau,
wnosc
-.-uuuay
sVIkm)!
the
''boy
(kaltenilejl.'...lli'i
was
present
at
thai
notable,
incident
in
Ihe
life
of
Duncan
when
Indian
braves
burs!
into
Ihe
schoolroom
with
threats
lo
scalp
I
Tie
veteran
missionary.
Cowered
by
the
revolver
in
Ihe
hands
of
Ihe
interpreter,
they
reluclanlly
retreated,
leaving
Duncan
lo
continue
his
wonder
ful
mission
al
Mellakalta
lo
civilize
the
-wildest
Iribe
of
Ihe
Coast.
To
ilfuslrale
what
Ihey
DOES
EVERY
MEAL
CAUSE
YOU
DISTRESS?
IF
IT
DOES
YOU
SHOULD
TAKE
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mr.
M.
P.
FMriiltrc,
Heaver
Harbor.
N.n.,
writes:
"I
ws
Imutilml
Willi
my
Moiiiai'li
rnr
iKiinii
time,
.and
t-ver)
tiling
I
ate
M-wneil
i
(I
I
M
read
Inn.
I
tried
many
different
medlrlnes;
tail
without
any
result.
I
lnally
I
was
advised
ti
try
ll.li.ll.,
and
after
liavlna;
taken
aevertl
Imtlles
I
wa
completely
relieved
or
my
Imulile,
I
ran
nuw
rat
anytliliiK
I
wlith,
llinnks
lo
ll.n.ll."
Ilurdiii-k
II
loud
nillera
putt
tho
slomnrlt
Into
perfert
Shaji
by
iirninollnit
proper:
dlRettlnni
and
.durlnir
the
port
4K
year
The
lea
and
sale
held
by
the
Catholic
ladies
.'it
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
K.
Wakefield,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
yesterday
nfler
noon
was
a
most
delight
fill
affair,
something
in
Ihe
neighborhood
of
i.r
being
realized.
Mrs.
Harold
MrKwen,
presi
dent
of
the
Ladies'
Aid,
ami
Mrs.
Wakefield
received;
Mrs.
M.
Cur-
ttn
nd
Mrs.
D.
W.
Morris.ey
poured.
Mrs.
James
McNully-wns
in
charge
ot
the
sewing
table;
Mrs.
J.
Arthur
Suiilli
refresh
menls;
Mrs.
.1.
II.
Meagher,
Iiome
cooking,
and
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Grnl
Ion,
raffles.
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward
was
cashier.
Thoso
assisting
in
eluded
Mrs.
.1.
Lome
'Maclaren,
W-
,Niekeion
j
oiid
M
r
pi
P
K'ehhy'.
The
musical
program
of
the
afternoon
included
numbers
by
i
quartette
consisting
of
Consul
Wakefield,
S.
K.
Campbell,
.1.
V.
Davev
ami
S.
C.
laoAsou
and
piano
neleclious
by
Mrs.
I-.
I
Kenny.
The
hall
table,,
rallied
in
-con
nection
with
Ihe
spring
sale,
wa
won
by
Mrs.
A.
S.
Lewis
with
lickel
number
ft
and
a
pair
of
pillowslip-
was
won
by
Mrs.
Mo
Nutty
wilh
ticket
number
12.
SMITHERS
A
novel
-birthday
parly
was
enjoyed
by
a
number
of
girls
on
'alurday
afternoon
when
Avis
Wall
in
celebration
of
her
11th
birthday
inviled
her
friends
lo
accompany
her
down
lo
Lake
(Kathleen,
where
a
most
enjoy
able
time
was
spenl
at
balhiug
games
and
contests
followed
by
a
I
(Vi
served
on
the
grassy
slope
on
the
lake
shore.
R.
I..
Gale
acting
for
Ihe
rherlir
conducted
an
auction
sale
ftl
Ihe
hardware
alnrc
of
R.
C
'Mulch
on
Friday
and
Saturday
iiflenulons.
At
first
II
was
Ihe
intention
to
sell,
a
part
of
Hi
ami
Ihe
'entire
slock
lsi
now
being
sold,
Ihe
sale
bing
continued
.this
week.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
WANTHD.
Producer,
woman
tit
man,
for
Prince
Rupert.
In
sell
made
inH.C.
hoiifedresses
elc'.
direct
to
consumer.
Gash
commission.
Stale
ruferenres
and
experience
in
first
letter.
Samples
arranged
for.
Great
West
Sales
Co.,
Ltd.,
319
Pender
V.,
Vancouver.
YOUNG
Lady
wanted
to
represent
llritish
Collin?
bin
publication
in
Prince
Rupert
and
dis-'
tricl.
Permanent
situation.
Good
remuneration
and
ex
penses
iaid.
Experience
not
absolutely
noeesaary.
Apply
Hox
250,
Dally
Ntvs
office.
WANTHD.
Girl
or
woman
for
general
work.
Musi
have
some
dining
room
sperience.
Apply
Hox
251
Daily
News
office.
If
WANTHD.
Young
girl
want
work
in
hotel
or
family.
Phone
Mine
3lfi.
Il
FOR
SALE
FOR
SAI.F.
Pleasure'
boal,
26-
feel,
perfect
coinlilion,
ready
to
step
in
lo.
Mul
he
wild
this
wek-
for
the
best
olTer.
Apply
Hox
2M.
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olllce.
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SAI.H.
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Hotel,
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furnished.
A
bargain.
M.
M.
Slephens
A
Co.,
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II
FOR
SAI.H
,
fi
hole
range.
iMilinlicd
sleel
lop.
A
una
p.
Apply
Gordon'H
(irocery.
Phone
147.
122
FOR
SAI.H
and
Removal.
House
on
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1IIII.
Give
price
lo
P.
Camilla,
Phone
208.
FOR
SAI.H.
Piano.
3Tl(r.
SingT
jewing
'machine
$BU.oo.
ill
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Avenue
Hail.
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Water
power
wftsh-
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uiachinc,
irly
new,
Phone
Mlack
2J.
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120
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Pleasure
boal'Thn
C.
L.
Ileludel.
Cold
Slora
Phone
221.
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TO
RENT
FOR
RUNT.
Three
large
lfou.c
keeping.
mollis,
furnished
coin-
plele.
218
Second
Avenue.
FOR
RHNT.
.Clapp
aparlment
Wostcnhavcr
Hros.
tf
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only.
113
Fifth
Avenue
Hast.
Phono
Red
707.
HOARD.
The
luiander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phono
137.
LOST
LOST.
Child's
grey
Jersey,
be.-
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and
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reel.
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pltwinn
phone
Mrs.
Crewe,
511.
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l.eller
addressed
to
Fred
Clai'k.
Finder
please
return
to
Post
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Process
Columbia
Records
no
scratching.
Finest
reproductions
of
latest
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Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
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In
and
hear
Ihem.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Tlriril
Avenue
TOM
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and
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electrical
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propeller
equipment.
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that
money
can
buy.
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134
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at
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134
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day
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night.
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Comfrt
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or
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POOL
ROOM
M3ker
Block
Across
from
Ijopress
Hotel.
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS.
Plants
that
grow
and
repay
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for
your
labor.
McCarthy'
bedding
out
plants
are
sieci-
ally
arelimatised
mid
can
be
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relied
noon
lo
produce
the
goods.
Store
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I83
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house
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FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
General
Repair
Shop.
Ho
pairs
of
all
Jkirol
promptly
al
tended
lo.
Window
draperies
made
lo
order.
Carpel
laying
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLINQER
Phone,
Ht
Hear
Sherman's
Market,
Fullon
Street
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phono
I77
Banfjane,
Furniture
Moving
If
you
want
anything
sent
for
or
delivered,
phone
us.
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Box
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KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Stewart
visit
hcllli'S
Care
in
King
lidward
Hotel
now
re-modelled.
Up-lo-dale
Dining
llooin
and
Lunch
Counler
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
KNITTED
GOODS
SWF.ATKItS
and
all
kinds
or
knlleed
goods
made
to
order.
Phone
Black
395.
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