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May
27,
102S.
YHE
DAILY
NEWS
IV
NEW
FLAVOR
The
double
richness
of
St.
Charles,
as
compared
with
ordinary
milk,
gives
a
new
and
delicious
flavor
not
only
to
cakes
but
to
ell
recipes
end
dishes
that
call
for
millt.
Write
(or
free
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Book.
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Store
Phone
753.
on
Spring
oats
and
Hats
Demers
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
P.O
.Box
327
For
That
New
CDDIMP
CITIT
oiiunu
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Go
to
M.
T.
LEE
'
xperionced
In
Ladies'
11
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tailoring.
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and
a
hip
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laiglisil,
cuuilinil
"in
Irish
Tweeds
and,
W.:M1n
floods
available
to
'o
rrom.
Quality
and
fit
Kiijrnntecd.
Mail
orders
xvph
prompt
attention.
ALSO
DRY
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
p
0.
Box
977.
Phone
663
337
Third
Avenue
prlnce
Rupert
-
-
B.C.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
SI.
''"Mane,
Warehousing,
and
'ltrlbutlnif.
Team
or
Motor
Hfrvire.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
w
Speelaliie
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Rovlnn.
DISTRICT
NOTES
AND
NEWS
ANYOX.
STEWART.
OUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
&
INTERIOR
POINTS
ALICE
ARM
IS
PICNIC
CENTRE
Large
Crowd
From
Anyox
Visits
Mining
and
Lumbering
Camp
For
Holidays
ALICU
All.M,
May
27.
The
2
till
(if
Mav
came
In
Alice
Arm
with
a
largeness
anil
wcnllh
of
sunshine
ami
warmth
in
so
far
as
tlio
weather
went,
and
with
a
happy
crowd
of
people
from
Anyox
in
so
far
as
It
retains
to.
visitors.
In
fa
el
it
could
very
well
lie
called
Anyox
day.
A
tally
of
those
that
arrived
shows
thai
11(1
people
cam
in
chartc-ed
finals,
hesides
several
owners
of
private
launches
made
up
parties
ami
brought
them
over.
(io
further
ami
make
the
day
!."
hours
loner,
and
let
it
begin
at
It
p.m.
Saturday,
when
a
couple
or
Iioal
loan
of
Anyoxlles,
,
accompanied
hy
their
orchestra,
rump
over
for
a
week
end
dance
at
the
Alice
Arm
Hotel,
and
when
1
1
lie
dance
ended
at
.1
a.m.
day
light
was
breaking
in
the
camp
and
residents
walked
home
with
the
rotiins
sinsing
an
orcheslra-lion
of
their
own,
and
il
was
the
'.Mill.
Saturday
Dance
Hut
to
return
to
the
earlier
period
of
our
15
hour
day
which
was
t
lie
lintel
dance.
The
trio
of
musicians.
Mrs.
Chapman,
piano;
llogwill,
saxophone;
and
I'.amcron.
drums,
have
a
local
Anvox
reputation
as
jazz
ar
tists
and
they
added
to
it
here.
Their
olaviiiK
was
lustily
cnmpli-
menteil
and
irreally
appreciated
liv
those
in
"the
crowded
ball
room.
The
supper
was
served
by
i
he
managers,
of
the
Kltsaull
taife.
and
Mas
in
(treat
abundance
unit
variety.
The
2
lib
proper
wns
mostly
made
into
one
larfte
picnic
by
our
Anyox
visjlors.
The
preen
crass,
flowers,
and
trees
receive.
their
due
praise
and
appreciation
from
those
that
make
men
homes
in
the
smeller
town.
Band
Concert
A
pleasant
feature
of
the
day
was
a
two
hours
open
air
nana
i-nneeit
L'iten
by
the
Hlks
band
of
Anyox.
The
first
part
of
the
concert
was
Riven
by
Anyox
musicians.
Austin,
piano;
Arm
strong,
violin;
MelMugall,
cor
!
sipIi
trombone:
Water
man.
drums;
and
llutcheson,
clnritietle;
while
I..
Falconer,
inliii:
II.
(i.
liordnn,
saxophone;
.id
Mrs.
I.aldlaw.
saxophone,
augmented
the
orchestra
for
the
1...1
lmlf
of
the
urogram.
I
lie
music
was
jireally
enjoyed
by
Hie
people
of
Alice
Arm
as
wen
as
by
the
visitors.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Leaaa
Lnd.
In
ttin
I.an.nr7,r.llnir
n'1Mrl.f
J.,Sr
mil
annate
on
tlio
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appro-matlly
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or
Applicant.
patcU
May
njjjjj.!;
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ACT.
to
L.a..
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PF.S
liniSAY,
1
i.nl..lil
Frtwln
Flmy
Uarnuin,
Aicnt.
Dated
April
ra,
NEW
HAZELTON
Dr..
II.
C.
Wrinch,
M.L.A.,
A.
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lllP),
V
,
r.
Sargent
and
C.
II.
Sawle
have
been
appointed
a
committee
to
make
arramrcmcnls
for
the
re
ception
of
the
fiovcriinr
(lencrat
and
I.ady
Ilyng
when
they
visited
Here
on
.JunCfeSii..
I
ho
vice
re
gal
parly
will
be.
driven
from
.New
llazellon
to
llazellon
and
there
will
be
a
public
reception
at
the
llazellon
'
Hospital.
Mrs.
A.
L.
l'akelev
left
last
weok
fur
Allns
(
1
i
f
n
rn
i
:i
where
sne
will
make,
her
future
home.
rtev.
T.
I).
Proctor,
after
spend
ing
a
month
in
(he
south
on
vacation,
returned
yesterday
to
llazellon.
A
iI.niLrl.ler
was
born
at
the
llazellon
Hospital
on
May.
17
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.inhti
II.
Keefe
of
Krancols
Lake.
Mrs.
(i.
W.
Kerr
has
relumed
to
Prince
Ituiert
after
spending
several
weeks
at
llazellon
visit
Ing
with
her
son
Arthur.
MNDERHOOF
The
jurv
which
investigaled
the
circumstances
of
the
drown
ing
of
Vic
(Iluske
at
Takla
Lake
recently
broupht
in
a
verdic't
of
accidental
death.
The
Tsinkut
bridge
was
raised
from
its
foundations
by
the
high
water
last
week
and
is
now
afloat.
Mr.
and
Mrs;
I).
.N.
McLeod
have
left
for
the
Houston
district
where
they
have
taken
up
land
William
.1.
McAUan.
Indian
asenl
in
this
district
for.
nine
teen
vears.
is
neinz
superannu
ated.
He
will
leave
the
district
in
September
and
will
prnbablj
spend
the
winler
on
the
coast.
E.
fi.
Itaynes
of
Douglas
Lodzo
and
his
sister,
Miss
II.
S.
Hayes,
and
daughter,
Miss
Doris
Itaynes
arrived
from
Vancouver
last
week
and
motored
on
lo
Sluart
Lake.
They
will
remain
there
until
the
lodjre
opens.
BURNS
LAKE
The
Lakes
District
Hospital
Association
was
formed
here
last
week.
M.
T.
Nourse
was
elecled
president;
C.
V.
Imeson,
vice-president,
and
S.
(iodwin,
secre-
ptaryrIreasurer,
Directors
will
bo
appointed
Trom
istaria,
Onlsa
Lake,
(Irassy
Plains,
Francois
Lake,
Kndako,
'I'intaRel,
Hose
Lake,
Colleyiiiount
and
Decker
Lake.
Mrs.
It.
H.
Loightnn
nf
Prince
Rupert
is
visiting
wil'lT
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
(5.
Martin.
Itev.
It.
Ashford
has
re-
lurned
from
a,
holiday
irij
In
Vancouver
and,
other
,
points,,
in
Hie
south.
Sam
Hepner
he'i
taken
over
the
management
of
Ihe
Lakeview
Hotel
'here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
K.
Henderson
have
moved
lo
Yic-loria.
Joe
Kerr
fraclured
his
arm
in
a
baseball
game
here
last
week.
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vancoutar,
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oruruggisr
OUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY
HOSPITAL
IN
NEED
OF
ASSISTANCE
I'he
president
nf
the
hospital
board
here
has
received
a
letter
from
the
secretary
of
the
Skidc-
trate
Inlet
Hospital
at
Queen
Charlotte
t;iiy
asKins
for
Help
lor
II.
al
insiimuon.
Die
letter
reads
as,
follows:
Dejfc
Sir
The
Skidegate
Inlel
Hospital
at
Ouecii
Charlotte.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
H.C.,
is
seeking
assislance,
eillier
financial
or
by
way
of
supplies,
such
as
lowels,
bedspreads,
floor
run
ners,
etc.
.511111
at
a
recent
meeting
held
it
was
decided
by
vote
to
ask
the
different
outside
rner-
hanls,
if
they
could
assist
in
any
way.
I'or
vour
information
I
may
tale
that
the
Hospital
here
re
ceives
no
government
grant
or
assistance
of
ativ
kind,
nut
is
maintained
by
the
residents
of
the
islands
for
their
benefit
and
also
for
Ihe
logging
camps
in
the
vicinity.
Last
year
a
.
cam
paign
was
carried
on.
the
hospi
tal
was
le-shingled,
painted
and
otherwise
'improved.
To
do
this
the
directors
were
forced
to
place
a
mortgage
on
the
'property
and
buildiiiig
fur
$1,000.
The
needs
rww
are
furnish
ings
or
money,
the
latter
to
as
sist
in
paying
the
mortgage,
the
former
for
equipping
the
rooms,
etc.
Wednesday.
July
1.
has
been
set
aside
as
a
special
day
for
this
purpose,
and
vour
assistance
would
be
greatly
appreciated
liy
ill
on
ttie
Islands.
J.
nolHXSnx,
Secretary
PRINCE
GEORGE
Five
crews
of
men
are
now
working
al
the
lower
end
of
the
Prince
(ieorge-Ouesnel
high
way
which
will
be,
completed
'within
a
few
weeks
now.
Prince
Oeorse
is
making
ela
borate
preparations
for
the
re
ception
to
liaron
Hyng
of
Vimy,
fiovernor
fJeneral
of
Canada,
on
June
25.
Ihe
city
will
ue
lirigtii-
lv
1
1
permit
pi
I
!ind
there
win
he
an
-
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ollicia'f
reception
in
front
of
the
City
Hall.
Owen
W.
Ross,
appointed
lo
the
position
of
eily
clerk
by
Ihe
council
last
week,
refused
the
post
whk'li
has
now
been
offered
lo
Arthur
Wright
of
West
Vancouver.
A
third
choice,
in
the
event
of
Mr.
Wright's
failing
In
accept,
lias
beef
made
in
.lames
Kairwealher
of
Vancouver.
f
Provincial
Constable
Van
Dyck
lias
left
for
Takla
Lake
to
investigate
Ihe
circumstances
of
Ihe
recent
downing
there
of
Vic
01
u
skle.
Dr.
II.
It.
Lazier,
who
lefl
Prince
(Seorgo
In
1911)
and
who
has
since,
been
inv'elson
and
Californi'Sl
has'
returned,
here
lo
res
u
mY
inei
i
iva
i
p
i
ii-y
.,r
II.
n.
Perry,
M.L.A.
has
lefl
for
Winnipeg
on
a
week's
busi
ness
trip.
Miss
Virginia
Johnson
will
en
ler
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Musio
in
September
to
complete
per
piano
studies.
ALICE
ARM
A
new
five
foot
ledge
of
high
crude
ore
lias
been
uncovered
on
the
lloiueguard
properly
by
William
Mcl'arlanrv
The
ledge
Is
only
300
feet
from
the
east
bank
of
the
Kltsaull
River.
The
properly
lies
close
lo
.
Ihe
Dolly
Vfit.it
mi
'
iiii.ii.il.
Silver
ore
to
a
width
not
yet
determined
was
encountered
last
week
in
the
Arlieranler
tunnel
by
Aridiie
MelMiail
anil
P.
.Jacob.
The
Abe'rarder
is
only
a
short
distance
ubovn
the
town
or
Alice
Arm.
Roliert
Henderson
has
arrived
from
Vancouver
to
start
develop
ment
work
on
his
claims
near
Spring
Camp.
fi.
K.
Anderson
lfaV
arrived
(from
Vancouver
to
lake
n
posi
tion
In
T.
W.
I
nlconer's
store.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Morrison
Can
You
Afford
to
Speculate?
EVERY
time
you
buy
something
you
are
either
speculating
or
making
a
definite
investment
Few
people
can
afford
to
speculate.
.
Yet
many
do
it
continually,
in
making
their
everyday
purchases.
And
it
is
so
unnecessary..
The
advertisements
make
it
easy
for
any
one
'
to
avoid
taking
a
chance.
The
merchant
or
manufacturer
who
advertises,
realizes
that
the
good-will
of
his
customers
means
money
in
the
bank
to
him.
He
knows
that
the
public
confidence
in
his
product
and
public
respect
for
his
own
character
dre
as
valuable
as
his
credit
at
the
bank.
So
?e
makes
the
individual
satisfaction
of
his
patrons,
their
loyalty
and
their
friendship
paramount
issues
in
his
business.
When
you
buy
an
advertised
producU
you
can
know
in
advance
what
to
expect
in
return
for
your
money.
You
can
count
on
its
being
right.
You
are
making
an
investment.
But
when
uou
buu
nameless,
unbranded
mer-
chandise,
you
are
taking
a
chance.
You
are
speculating.
Know
what
you
buy.
The
advertisements
will
tell
you.
and
family
left
last
week
for
tween
Ihe
following
nalionali-
l'ilnnt.i
11-l.a.n
Mi.j
Mn.Ki.in
I
'
Dnlrricm
I.
I
It
nil
i
o
n
If
ul.i.iY.
1li;i1ll
M
111.
11:
.'llt
.HU1IPUH
liri
IK
Iplllll,
..-.uiuiiiuu,
...
.!.,
will
spend
the
summer
visiting
I.
Norwegian,
Roumanian,
Swedish,
.
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wiiii
hit
parcnis,
.hi.
jiimiimii.
wanisii,
iicrniuii,
iiui.n.ii
i.in,
will
return
here
shortly.
Polish,
Hussian,
and
Ukranian.
MELLIAR
SETTLED
IN
CALIFORNIA
HAS
PURCHASED
STUDIO
A
Santa
Cruz
newspaper
says
W.TI.
Melliar
of
Hrltish
Colum
.
-
hasA
purchased
the,
Sunbeam
Slu-djci?
132V.
Pacifio'Avenue,
and
Is
now
so!
tins
well
squared
away
for
an
Intensive
summer
s
cam
paign
in
the
photo
realm.
Mr.
Melliar,
who
has
been
do-in?
photographic
work
for
a
nuarter
of
a
century,
declared
thai
both
he
and
his
wife
are
very
much
pleased
with
the
climatic
conditions
here,
and
are
doubly
inleresled
in
Ihe
scenic
beauties
of
the
country,
hence.
they
located
here
in
order
to
gel
some
of
the.
proverbial
Uitifornin
sunshine.
Heine
a
finished
workman
along
his
chosen
profession
and
beinir
well
eiiuipped
lo
hand
le
his
work
in
a
highly
creditably
manner,
.Mr.
.Melliar
is
(iiKinn
up
his
very
pleasant
task
with
a
song
MORE
IMMIGRANTS
ARRIVE
IN
CANADA
WLNNtPl.0.
May,
27.
Four
Ipun
nnlloniitilies.
with
Kimlisll
comprising
more
than
half
of
the
total
nersonnel.
were
represenled
in
a
large
parly
of
immigrants
from
the
steamsiitps
.uranta
nnd
Meiranllc.
arriving
in
Win
nipeg
over
Canadian
National
lines.
The
parly
which
numbered
I2.r
included
57
Knglish
and
2
Irish,
the
majority
being
divided
bo-
Included,
in
I
lie
Mnlisli
party
were
sevpral
families
being
brought
mil
to
wpstprn
Canada,
under
Ihe
3,000
families
assisted
Immigration
scheme.
Approximately
half
of
Ihe
party
remained
in
Manitoba,
the
balance
being
distributed
last
night
to
points
in
the
western
provinces.
.li
Ann
her
parly
of
IU
weuisii
bia,
who
has
been
louring
Cnli-fimn
ri.lu-hp.l
Winnipeg
frti.nin
fnt
V
fi
tilfrllt
UlAnlllQ
.
.....
'
?
"
vr
"
'
on
.
Sunday
even
uur.
.
.
Advertise
In
tho
Daily
News.
LAND
ACT.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT
,
..--I...
...
.'..in,
litiirltin
titvulnn.
inbuilt
in
..-su.,
,.
,
TAkK
MIT1CK
inai
I,
aurr
unan
(IleplllH'U
SOIIIHT),
iI
irifUTaim
rr.,
i.
...........
ii.
...
u
it..
iniumU
in
annlv
rdr'pprmWuliiii
to
purc'lwse
live
rullowln
uerrt'ii
inuu.i
.
.
.
.
....
CoiiirneiirinK
at
a
Po
Ranted
about
cinn
mile
fast
nr
McLi-ikI
slmntli
n;ar
....
..n.inA
lilu.i-
.twl
.tinlll
39
rullMS
KimttiuMt
i.f
Tflcarapli
Creek
th'n'
nortli
I'll
maun;
i.ienrt.
iw
m
in....--.
tile.
ICO
HIIUIII
Ml
riia.lin,
uirim-
"c.i
nh.i...
i.i
lu.ini
nr
rninini'iireinent
ana
iiiiiuinlnir
3u
acre,
iimitp
'
,l1el'
w.w.
i
r.n
i
u
i
'i
Applicant,
April
1'ilh.
1H.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
1.1
Skeena
Land
Imtrlrl.
aecordlnn
Pla-
trill
"I
ITincp
unpen
ami
miuain
w.l-i.
mI.tIi'L.'
ih'il
Ilia
liBlllil
Hlvpr
I
arc.
....in...
-
-
Parklnir
C.(.ii.an.v,
Lliniteii.
or
i;nri
r.n
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ii
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ii..,.
t'Uli
PirUrl
In
nnni,
ii.i..,
i.i
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nr,.".
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,
I
icnus
in
appiy
iur
w-niiii.ni
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l-iii.t.,
111
liliiiiiiu.a
in-
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.
n......u.i..l.i-
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a
imi.i
nlnnlMl
at
tnC
amilliwrst
rorner
nf
Lot
4176
It.V.
roast
illstrlcl;
tlieiicp
wnnneriy
i"ii
i"w
water
mark,
00
ri.i
tnenc
aoumwesirny,
parallel
to
llm
Knutnerly
Imiindary
i.f
l.t
4l7ri,
itiu
ii,;
iiiriiir
iiiiriiiv-i
ij
i-ni.,.,.
to
water
mark,
(
f't!
tl.eiieo
norlli-easterly
nlniiir
tin
aouilierly
Imiimliiry
nf
l.nt
147
priMlnceit,
1M
rett
tu
ttie
tilnl
nf
ciimim-nrpiiiem,
rnntalnlnir
half
an
acre,
more
or
leas.
SKfcfc.TA
IIIVMl
rl.l,iu
,'flltlllllV
Ttl
P
i-l
vav
Ml.
tmi
NOTICE.
'
'
Applicant.
ii.li.
I'.iTtcr
1
1..
i
.it.,
mii
Kit.
allin
nl
l.inr.
.mill.
r.
inai
unci
,ii.,.,.
...
thla
Notice
tor
four
consecutive
wek
we
snail
apply
io
ill"
iietosirar
m
'
Stock
(Uiinnanlea.
Victoria.
B.C-
lo
chanr
ihe
naiiw
of
the
Company
to
that
of
"S
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...........
I
Ita.tlA.I
II
II.
.IHIIISIIIII
l.llllllinil.Ti
I.HIIIIU.
Pateil
at
Prince
llnpert.
B.C,
this
8ln
'y
of
MfY.A.li.
mi.
A0CMC1E3
LTD.
-
-I
sin
'
Now
obtainable
In
Prince
Rupert.
Suprema
Canada's
Fav-
I
nr-lln
ln
pn
.
I
urn
I'oiisu.
ai
an
I
good
stores
in
small
or
large
bottles.
Also
"SUPREMA"
Mop
Oil
inul
the
famous
"Eureka
Bleach."
Look
for
llic
Rooster
Label.
DRY
BIRCHWOOD
and
Cedar
$6.50
Per
Load
Cait
to
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
680
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prlnoo
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.,
A
Bakery
Unaurpamd
Third
Avanua.
n
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