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Tuna
17
(1H
FiveRoses
Flour
For
Breads,
Cakes,
Puddings,
Pastries
fuir
puddings
arc
pnlal-i
why
use
Five
Hoses
Simply
because
you
want
i
i;i
more
ilaiulily
porous,
n;
digestible.
Five
Hoses
,'i-inp
digest
unionise
msly
every
spoonful
is
a
tasty
source
of
vitality.
John
L.
Christie
Sales
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Now
for
a
SportSkirt
and
Sweater
"Demers"
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
P.O
.Box
327
SWISS
VOILES
Finest
(jualUy
Voiles
from
':"
mom
f
Svil.erlani
mi
tinner
rroi'AM.
5
-
tie
wide.
Comes
in
Whip.
Iloljo.
Mai,
Grey,
N
vv
lltiio.
Spa
Oirpn,
Pink
il
Sky.
o
Yard
-
65c
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
Third
Ave.
Now
obtainable
In
,
Prince
Rupert.
Suprema
Canada's
Favorite
Furniture
Dnlloli
At
nil
2uj299
cood
stores
in
small
or
Inrgo
bottles.
Also
"SUPREMA"
Mop
Oil
Hid
the
famous
"Eureka
Bleach."
Look
for
tho
ltooslor
Label.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
orrieo
Hours
9
lo
0.
X-Hay
Sorvlco
Phone
686.
Qpon
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
St.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
nd
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
n
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
WORK
BEGINS
NEAR
STEWART
Marmot
River
and
Upper
BeaiM
River
Roads
to
be
Built
at
Once"
STEWART,
Juno
17.
Follow
ing
Hip
annouiippmpnt
by
the
minister
of
mines
and
Hip
minister
of
public
works
while
i
n
-
Slew-
ai
l
last
week,
that
work
would
bp
proceeded
with
at
once
on
road
work
in
the
district
with
a
view
to
facilitate
opening
up
the
mines
(if
the
Hear
and
Marmot
lliver
districts,
instructions
have
already
been
received
by
the
local
public
works
office
In
commence
construction
of
Ibe
Upper
Hear
lliver
road
and
Ibe
Marmot
Hlver
road.
A
camp
is
already
beinz
estab
lished
on
Ibe
Marmot
and
fifteen
'men
put
to
work
and
another
a'.
Ward's
Pas
while
a
third
is
established
al
Hitler
Greek.
Twenty
men
are
already
em-
ployed
on
the
two
last
mentioned
which
are
on
Hear
lliver.
The
crews
will
be
increased
as
the
work
proceeds.
v.
.
BURNS
LAKE
'
i
I
he
Hums
Lake
liberal
-
As
sociation,
at
its
annual
meetlngi
last
week,
elected
olllcers
-a
A
fol
lows:
President,
A.
M,
Iluifdy;j
vice-president,
George'
l,ind-
strom;
secretary,
F.
C.
II.
rutins-
den;
executive
P,
Hruiiell
andl
M.
O.
Slicli
of
Hums
Lake;
J'.
.1.
Carroll,
Decker
Lake;
.1.
Norcn,
Palling;
II.
(J.
Stearns,
Tinjagol;
T.
Kelly,
Tchsesinkul
Lake
M.
F.
Noursp
has
been-
elected
to
the
executive
at
Ibe
'Hums
Lake
Community
Hall
Associa
tion
to
fill
I
tie
vacancy
caused
by
Austin
Henderson
leaving
the
district.
The
Ladies'
Auxiliary
lo
the
Hums
r.ako
Community
Hall
A-
meiaHon
has
elected
officers
nsl
follows:
President,
Miss
Viola
Kerr:
vice-president.
Mrs.
H.
D.
McNeill;
treasurer,
Mrs.
J.
Yoot;
secretary.
Miss
Celina
Aslin.
Mrs.
J.
Mowat
of
'Tinfagol
i.
leaving
shortly
on
a
visit
to
Van-
couVer.
Miss
Celi.ua
Aslin
has
been
called
lo
Prince
Hupcrt
on
ac
count
of
the
illness
of
lier
sister.
Mrs.
Kenneth
Scherk.
Mrs.
A.
A.
Connon
was
taken
sVrtouslv
ill
last
week
and
re
moved
lo
the
Hazellon
Mlospilnl
where
her
condition
is
now
re
ported
to
be
improved.
1
ANDERHOOF
Under
Ibe
auspices
of
the
Neehako
Farmers'
Institute,
a
hummel
was
bold
last
Friday
night
in
the
Neehako
Hotel
in
honor
of
Hon.
K.
D.
Harrow,
minister
of
agrirulluio,
and
F
(i
Dawson,
director
of
Hie
Can-
ndhm
National
Hallways,
J.
H.
Mnr.Mill.in,
president
of
the
in
stitute,
presided.
Joseph
Murray
has
returned
toj
Vnmii.i-iinnr
afine
mi
absence
of
eight
months
in
the
Taluk
Lake
district.
He
had
a
very
goon
il
li
liU
Iran
linos
andl
making
arrangements
In
is
now
.
.
.
.
r
I.
i,.
I
secure
some
blue
ioxes
jor
m
fur
farm
which
is
steadily
in
creasing.
nui.nn
Hunnz
of
Prince
Ru-
perl
olllcialeil
at
the
local
Cath
olic
Church
last
iMiniiny
mm
"a
left
for
Fort
SI.
James
where
he
will
snend
a
week
going
out
bv
i
'
i
I
way
of
Habine
Lake
Knlher
Vallicres,
who
arrived
mrlniuht
from
the
1m
pa
n
ago
,..-i...in,..iio
of
lie
Oldate
sril"Hn'
...
Edmonton,
will
.
.
spono
-
ill
-
(he
summer
in
this
district.
Father
Plamondon
will
leave
the
mission
school
ai
j-rasei
,
i.
..
,.i
iim
end
of
Juno
on
a
I.IIM!
ill'
'
I
rip
to
Fort
finihaino.
I'.iieillp.
little
daiighler
of
M:
..,.,1
Mrs.
11.
G.
Malthows,
frnc-
i.ii-ed
her
right
nnn
when
sh
rell
olT
a
ladder
last,
week.
STEWART
The
Independence
mine
on
Hear
lliver
produced'
anolbei
surprise
last
week
when
S.
P.
I'iligerald,
manager
of
Iheopro-perly,
came
Into
town
with
interesting
surface
samples
from
PHIS
DAILY
HEWH
Why
Ford
is
the
universal
quality
carl
DISTFd
B
U
T.I
O
N
C
AP.S
an
entirely
now
vein.
A.
N.
.McDonald
and
J.
F..
Munro
left
last
week
with
ai
outfit
for
Hie
Munro
group,
or.
Iho
west
side
of
Salmon
(ilacler,
lo
resume
teveJopmont
work.
F.'C.
Oulland,
bead
of
the
Out
land
Silver
Har
Mining
Co.,,
has
arrived
from
Seattle
and
left
for
Hie
Salinon
(llacier
with
an
out
fit,
lo
Uiaugurale
work
on
Hie
property.
I
(Iporgo
Mollugo
has.
arrived
from
Vancouver;,
to
go
in
Over
th-
Hear
lliver
glacier
o
Ibe
pro
perty
whicli
no
aini
Jim
jiouvilfj
located
several
years
ago.
Ast
sessniejil.
.work.
will
be
.completed.
Word
wim)
received
hero
last
week
that
Charles
M.
Hidley,
who
became
violently
insane
hero
a
r.
The
public
has
earned
established
irrid
hamlet.
T
It
is
obvious
service
quality
r
See
N
:
s
!
few
weeks
ago,
bad
died
in
lbs
Hssondale
Mental
Hospital.
Sir
Charles
Piers
of
Vancou
ver
anil
George
Q.
Hushby
of
Prince
Rupert
addressed
Ununited
Services
Club
hero
last
week.
Mrs.
Toolli
and
Mrs.
McLean
gave
u
reception
.here-;
lust
week
in
honor
of
Mrs.
W,
H.
bulher-land,
wife
of
the
jniliisler
of
nub
c
works.
Mrs.
Andrew
and
Misses
Ida
Watson,
Muriel
Craw
ford
and
Daphne
Wprkniap
sang.
M.
R.
Jamiesnn
received
word
last
week
of
tho
ileath
of
his
mother.
Mrs.
Mary
Ann
Jamies
son.
In
Sydney,
Australia.
Slip
was
80
years
qf
age;
'
J.
P.
HawkliisonV
steam
laundry
started
operations
last
Public
appreciation
is
the
final
standard
by
which
the
demand
for
any
product
is
measured.
It
is
difficult
to
win
and
more
difficult
to
keep.
It
must
be
earned
on
quality
and
held
on
continued
quality.
Con-
sequently,
only
the
best
products
may
ever
hope
to
enjoy
it.
appreciation
which
quality
for
Ford
products
has
a
Ford
dealer
in
every
town
that
this
vast
distributing
could
not
exist
unless
it
sold
a
product.
Your
Nearest
Ford
Dealer
TRUCKS
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
fl.
Hrown
are
visiting'
here.
Mr.
Drown,
who
is
now'
engineer
for
the,
jlat.
Creek
Coal
Co.,
first
visited
Stewart
in
1005.
F.
C.
Oreen.
well
known
sur
veyor,
arrived
hero
this
week
ann
will
spend
tho
summer
in
the
lislrict.
Two
members
of
Ibe
crew
of
the
steamer
Curacao
had
a
fight
on
tho
'llytler
wharf
last
week
and
one
of
I
hem
was
stabbed
hi
the
other.
The
assailant
is
how
lodged
in
the
Slewarl
jail.
II.
Quicks!
nad.
boud
of
tho
Haritc
Mining
Co.,
arrived
liere
last
week
from
Hie
South
brmg-
inc
With
It
i
111
.a
portable
com
pressor
which
will
be
used
for
:k-';:'
.e,
:'.e
;
T
R
A
C
TO
TV-
S
levelopment
work.
R.
W,
Kennedy
of
I
lie
Vancou
¬
ver
legal
firm
of
A,"
M.
White-
ide
&
Co.
has
arrived
here
and
opened
up
an
otllce.
ALICE
ARM
T.
W.
Falconer
returned
home
at
the
firs!
qf
Uils
week
from
Vancouver
where-
lie
wept
with
Iho
remains
of
his
father,
tin
late
Duncan
Falconer.
Mr.
Mellon,
a
Vancouver
en
gineer,
visited
linre
last
'week
to
make
an
examination
of
Hie
Ls-
perainta
Mine.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Roy
C.
Wright,
E.
Qould
lirast
v.
7
all,
G.
P.
Fisher,
R.
Wilson,
A.
(1.
Young,
Morley
Shier
and
C.
I.
Goodwin,-
Vancouver;
IL
It.
Rivill,
Montreal;
K.
G.
Alcock,
Victoria;
A.
M.
Kipp,
Port
F.s-slnglon,
Central
T.
Garfln,
C.N.R.;
Jack
Taylor,
W.
Allen
Dowman
and
O.
Rock-
stead,
Vancouver.
TOO
EDUCATED
"There,
you've
missed
hirnl
I
eerl'ivy
am
surprised.
How
come
you
didn't
hit
that
rabbit,
Unolo
11111?"
"It
wus
Ihii
way,
boy.
You
see,
dat
rabbit
ho
was
runntn
iiigzqg.
1
aimed
at
him
when
lie
was
in
zig,
and
'fore
I
r
oil
Id
shut
my
shoolin'
eye
dat
rabbit
bnd
shifted
into
zngl
Dem
critterH
Is
glttin'
more
eddlcated
every
day."
Til-DlU.