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m
nctiuvi'ij
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lar-2
amount
of
ncwishment
and
a
much
of
this
is-
suppliec&y
Baker's
,
Cocoa
in
a
readily
.
assimiluHe
form.!
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DorchesfetMass.
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naclian
i
unarv
and
Cleaners
v
Miver
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ser-
Ii
in
on
i
wii-
,
;i.un
call
W,
Phone
S
h
Wnnr)
vr
j
m
SMALL
HFflTroo
60c
Pee
eTransfer
Second
Avenue.
E.
S.
TAIT
dtist.
.
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a
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nnim.
am.
a
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nnl
aw
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F-r'm.
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Sail
ltli'im,
a
It
Is
"filnptf
of
flrMevemerl"
emu.
Glory
or
Achlevemenl
u,,o
was
.
,.,
,
IM.
r
,
fl)OM
,R1,n(II
Inspiring
Theme
of
Speaker
t
ail
skin
disease,
to
Students
I
I
i
'i"
Inlense
tuirnlnif,
llrlilnr
and
,
snmi-tinr.
iktUII.v
t
lurta
or
wluw
tlx-Hl'V.
.
I'-.
Calloway,
field
mrl
are
rxoi-il
In
lical
are
almost
im-scorelary
(if
relipious
1
1
1
fit
t
i
t
tl
(
'"'
and
n-lier
i-ireally
welcmueif.
:or
i
no
milieu
I'roieslanl
churches,
delivered
hii
uildrcs
.before
III
llllll
School
.mI
llflcil
t
of
the
ci
I
V
ye
si
en
lay
afternoon
jou
"Till"
lilory
of
Arhieveiivenl.''
,
Mr.
Calloway
declared
thai
boy
;
ami
xii'l.
wild
I
In-ir
tiiii-
utilities
a
High
School
students.
1
1
1
M
I
then-
own
feel
lint
also,
figuratively
'
siieiikiiiK,
mi
their
own
1jeal
r.
If
I
hey
exercised
the
full
power
of
their
enei-Kiex
and
iraminK,
I
hey
mirhl
sliml
n
llieir
own
heads
on
I
lie
roof
hi
I
he
world.
Mr.
Unlloway,
wljt
was
a
wil-nes
of
the
mler-lliuli
Sehool
!l':iiiiiim
ill
Aiiviiy
IiimI
(-itk
-imi.1
refi-ired
lo
I
lie
siilendiil
spirit
Mi
a
I
ImkI
prevaileij
anion?
the
eon
I
ling
leaniK
in
Ihoso
(tallies.
Though
I
he
Karnes
were
keenly
I'onlesled
and
the
leains
evmily
mulehed.
the
jilay
haJ
lieon
of
I
he
eleanesl
kind
and
il
had
been
pari
icualarly
pleasing
!lo
notice
the
manner
in
which
jail
ruferecs'
decision
hud
hecn
i
taken.
When
players
were
injured.
Iboy
heriiieally
carried
on
'MOOSE
HOLD
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
A
ei-v
siiei-e-fni
whist
drive
and
ilanee
was
Inlil
last
nilit
in
Hie
.Mel
iiu.
oli'
Hall
hv
the
Moose
!
J.ihImi'.
Mime
;'l)l)
iiersniiit
be
in;:
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
LICENSE
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
OF
APPI
(CATION
LICENSE.
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
Cr
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
OF
FOR
BEER
NOTICE
l
hereby
ftlven
that
mi
the
11th
il.iy
nr
Maii'h
iintl
tlx-
nn.lf
rxlrm-il
mieiKh'
in
apl.v
l
Hip
l.iqnur
c.imtml
ltirtl
rur
a
Mr-iir
m
resiieri
In
preuilMn
lii'ina-
iiarl
nf
ttw
liullilliiir
knnwn
at
K'.vat
IIcm-I.
ltuatiti
at
tlx1
Rurtwr
of
siMh
Strict
and
Third
A
erne-.
In
the
i
ii
v
if
Frini
lliifxTt,
I'trivlnri1
fif
liiitlh
Cnlwiilili,
iiimiii
Ih'
laixli
neaerlb-d
ai
l.nt
cloven
ill'
ami
iHvi-
(18,,
in
Uliw
thlrli-twu
s
.
.
Swilnn
mr
City
of
I'rliwc
Iturrt.
areimlluR
to
a
rcrlnlFrisI
man
or
Man
nrixwlird
In
tlin
Land
llwlry
orrire
at
the
Clly
f
I'rlnr
Itniwrl
and
niiniherml
tfl,
tnr
the
al
of
Ix'i
r
by
I
lie
glu
ur
ly
I
lie
eix-ii
tiotlh'
for
rnnminipifon
on
lb
prenil.
HATKIi
at
frliwc
Huprrl,
B.C..,
Hid
linh
da
.if
Oliriiary,
I9s.'
4AMK8
IwiSTOU'.
I.c-"f
and
Manairpr
of
Doyal
llolel.
Applirant.
"
I
'
LIQUOR
ACT.
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
FOR
BEER
NoTICF.
I
ImtWiv
(riven
tl.nl
nn
tjie
Till
ilav
if
Miiri'h
urn
tin'
iiiideraliriiwl.
Intiiiil
In
:iil
U
the
l.lquur
Com
ml
Hoard
Tor
a
llrrnw
In
rcns'iM
in
premlM's
'
inif
part
r
tli"!
Iinlldair
known
kiinx
lintel,
ultiialwl
nn
Klrt
A
cntic,
In
the
i
lly
or
I'ruirr
lliiHrt,
"rnvtnce
of
tlnll-h
Olumlila.
upon
llif
land
de-I
-rilied
a
Lot
thirliH'ii
(tl,
and
ronriwn
!
l:.
In
lilork
two
(
.
"cctlon
one
(I).
I
im
.r
I'rliHf
Hiiw
t.
arrordlnit
to
a
j
ret-IMored
map
or
plan
flppwlted
In
the
i
i.iind
HeriMrv
"irrt'r
at
ihr
ritv
nf
Prlnre
I
liiiMTt
and
iiiiiiiImtwI
Tor
the
aln
or
i
Iii'it
hy
the
aria--
or
liy
the
oren
linttlc
for
!
runmiiiipllnn
nn
llir
pri'mliv.
I
tiATl-li
al
I'rlnre
)luert,
B.C.,
thla
th
:
day
nf
February,
I0JH.
KNOX
IIOTKI.
COiii'Ay,
l.lilllf.li,
Cer:
T.
E.
Williams.
Manarer.
pplleim
LIQUOR
ACT.
FOR
BEER
NOTICE
l
hereby
Riven
that
on
the
7t)i
duv
ur
March
next
the
iinderKliriiei
Inlend
to
apply
In
the
Liquor
Control
liuard
ror
a
llreiif
In
retTl
to
pretnle!i
iM'lna
part
or
the
liulblinar
known
Sitvoy
ilottl.
situated
al
not
Frasi-r
Street,
In
Ihn
Hty
nr
I'rtnw
Itupert,
l'rvlnre
or
rtrtlMt
Oilonibla,
ujiin
Utr
lanrts
!e-srrllied
Lots
Ihlrleer.
(1S
and
rnnr-toen
(14),
In
lllork
ttilrly-three
SBriHwi
Itiie
li,
Clly
nf
ITln
Jtiiierl,
aWArmrtflw
reirtstrritf
mnfi
nr
plan
deposited
In
the
Land
lienlstry
Orrhe
at
the
i
iiv
i.r
Prim.'
Hiinerl
and
nunihiTeil
9Srt,
Tor
the
sale
nr
beer
by
the
(rim
or
hy
the
open
Imltle
fnr
enniuiiptiuu
on
the
p'reliiHe.
PATKfi
at
rrtnee
luipiit.
I..C.
this
r.th
day
nr
I'elirnary.
10S.V
A.
J.
I'lll
liiloMMK
and
A.
FISHF-H,
Manairers
and
rrnprlrtor
or
Savnv
lintel.
Annlieant
LIQUOR
ACT.
APPLICATION
LICENCE.
FOR
BEER
NOTICE
I
hereby
k'ven
that
on
the
7th
day
or
Marrh
next,
the
nndersitrned
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Llqimr
control
Board
ror
a
lirenre
In
respect
or
premises
beinn
part
nr
the
bnlldlnR
known
a
Calmlnnla
lintel,
situate
at
imrrerln
Street.
I'ort
Kslntrtin.
B.C..
titmn
the
lands
desrrlbed
at
Lois
No.
3
and
4,
Blork
Np.
S.
Map
Kn.
517,
City
or
I'rlnre
Itupert
Land
Beirlstratlon
nlatrlrt,
In
the
Crovlnre
or
British
Columbia,
ror
the
sale
nr
bee.r
by
the
alnss
or
by
the
open
botlle
for
con-simiptlon
on
the
premises.
HATF.li
this
7th
day
or
Fibniwy,
1085.
el.FUKIl
11.
l'F.IIkl.NS,
l'roprlctor
and
Manarer,
Applieant
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
OF
LIQUOR
ACT.
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
FOR
BEER
NOTICE
Is
hereby
riven
that
on
the
7th
day
or
Marrh
next
the
nn.lerslrned
Intends
to
apply
In
the
Liquor
control
Board
ror
a
lleense
In
respert
to
premise"
heinr
part
or
the
bulldlnr
known
I'ort
Clements
lloel,
situated
at
J'orl
innmejits,
oiiern
Charlotte
Islands,
I'm-v;nre
or
British
Columbia,
upon
Hie
lands
tlcsrrlbed
as
Lot
seven
(7.
Blork
forl.v-seven
(47i.
Subdivision
of
Lot
seven
hundred
and
rortv-slx
(74ft).
0,''n
hnrlotte
lilstrlrt,
B.C.,
an
shown
iflt
leirlstered
limp
or
plan
deposited
in
the
Land
fterlftry
orfiee
at
the
city
of
I'rlnre
Hire
Unpen
Unpen
and
and
rnmb.-'red
mmb.red
1II7D.
1070.
ror
ror
the
iw,
sale
le
ii
lint
itlle
He
FnANK
HICKS,
owner
and
Manarer
I'ort
Cletnenti
lintel.
Applicant.
The
limn
reliable
and
rrrectlve
remedy
j
Tnr
this
trouble
In
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mm.
J.
II.
Johnson,
Il.n.
No.
I.
Osliawa,
(Int..
writes:
-for
yrar
I
was
j
troubled.
Willi
eczema,
.iinil
liinl
Hiat
lerrl-I
r.N-
Itchfnr
ami
hiiriiiiir
scnsallnn,
mid
iMiuM
ritwl
lu,
....
I.
should
mil
niily
lie
able
Id
stand
advised
t
n
it
ii
ii
ut'.t,.
.'
boiile
1
liH(ran
to
i
rreal
difference,
aiKl
I
ran,
now,
advise
anyone
troubled
an
1
wax
to
iiw
Ibis
wonderful
remedy."
I'ur
aalf
at
all
ili-iiimlAti
ami
di'alcru:
nt
iii
only
ly
Tim
T.
MillMirn
Co.,
J.liiilti!,
Toronlii.
Ont.
in
alleiutance.
From
rii
tables
of
whist
the
prizt
wiiiuer.s
were:
IttiiicM'
Xirsl,
Mrs.
(J.
(Juinlon:
ladies'
second,
Miss
llulli
Dnl-lon;
inen's
firfal,
Frit.
Skjellum;
men's
second,
lleljre
Odin.
After
cants,
(-"fres
lni
M-H
Is
w
served
with
Md.
Fnper
ill
charire
in
ibe
fcitcheii.
Music
for
the
dance
lowed
was
fui;iislied
WesHioltne
O'rcJicsl
ra
Slaptrard
was
master
Stewart
troiiifc'
Prince
Itupert
noon.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
that
fol-liy
the
and
Joe:
of
cere-
monies.
j
The
rniiiinillce
in
ejiarfe
ofi
the
affair
comprised
.
J.
Jiacon
chairman
.
Italpli
Kiefhaber.
Fred
Scaddcn.
F.
Stpiai'ecliuck,
;
Sam
Autos,
(iillis
Iloyer.
A.
OhiiesarK
and
I'ercy
Cameron.
GIRLS
IN
TRAINING
I
LIQUOR
ACT.
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
FOR
BEER
NOTICE
is
hereby
riven
that
-on
the
7th
day
or
Marrh
next
the
tindersliriied
intend.-
to
apply
tl
the
Liquor
Control
Board
Tor
a
liei
nse
In
respect
lo
premises
iiemr
nart
of
the
bulldlnr
known
as
Central
Hotel,
situated
al
the
corner
or
First
and
Seventh
streets.
In
the
City
or
I'rlnre
ltuert.
I'rovlnre
or
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
desrrlbed
as
Lots
eleven
(III
and
Iwrlvd
Hit.
thirteen
i
IS
i
and
roiirteen
(141,
In
Blork
ten
niii.
Sertloit
One
(t).
City
or
I'rlnee
Itupert,
aiTordlinr
In
a
rerlslered
man
nr
plan
deposited
in
the
Laud
Berlstry
or-,
fire
at
the
Clly
or
Trlnre
Itupert
and
numbered
BUS.
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
Rluss
or
by
the
open
bottle
Jnr
con-miinpllnn
nn
the
premises.
ltTI-:i
at
J'rlnre
Bupert,
B.C..
this
Btli
day
W
or
February,
1BSS.
PETF.n
BLACK,
Owner
and
Manarer
of
Central
lintel,
Xnplieant,
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
OF
LIQUOR
ACT.
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
FOR
BEER
NOTICE
Is
hereby
riven
that
on
the
7th
day
of
Marrh
next
the
liiHlorlrnert
Intends
to
apply
1(1
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
license
In
resnert
In
premises
heinr
rrt
4ir
the
bulldinr
known
New
Kinnress
Unlet,
situated
at
Ii
Third
Avenue,
In
the
city
or
I'rlnre
Bupert,
I'rovlnre
nr
British
Columbia,
iiiinii
the
lands
desrrlbed
as-
Lots
nine
teen
MO)
ami
twenty
(fin,
In
Block
twenty-three
(3i,
Section
one
(l,
Clly
..r
n.lm
llorupl.
Aeenrdlnfl
In
a
reirls.
tered
tnap
or
plan
deposited
In
tin;
Land
nerlBtrv
orrice
HI
Hie
City
Of
I'rlnee
(lu-
i,eer
"
bv
j
the
irlass
or
liy
the
oimhi
boltle
.
""...ViViiid
mT
for
or
beer
by
the
rlass
nr
by
h
open
pert
a
ml
J
f1
'oretnlses
the
ror
ronsnmptlnn
on
the
premise.
fn'I1f""Y
,tVrI,r'V,Ti.eVr
it
C
Pnnri
Mht
at
I
rli
Prt.
X.
I.ATKIl
al
llupert,
B.C..
this
I'AJL
day
or
February,
toa,
(lay
or
February
100-
mil!
oi
tills
f.th
11
.
MBS.
ANNA
M,
BOSS,
Manureress
and
Lessee
or
Mtw
Lmprcis
Hotel.
Applicant
THK
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
and
hick
ADDRESS
GIVEN
I
ARE
YOU
JACKIE
COOGAN
IN
admnjor
TORTURED
WITH
A
BOY
OF
FLANDERS
HIGH
SCHOOL
ECZEMA?
'
IS
ANOTHER
TRIUMPH
worn
V
-Ah
Is
Funny
Kid
In
His
Dutch
Costume
But
Just
as
Appealing
as
Ever
Jackie
Ciiugn
as
it
lit
tin
le.
iaii
lety
with
hatrjjy
trousers,
funny
liMIe
cap,
real,
clumsy,
Qlal
IcritiK
wooiicn
'shoes
and
palched
jaokcl
will)
'laiKe
hul-loiis
of
asorled
s'hajit'aiiil
sizes
Jackie
OioaiVsVdiTlle
Nello,
Hie
iiiiinorlal
he)'o
if
Dnida's
elory,
is
to
be
sccit
lici
e
al
I
he
week
end.
Jackie's
medium
hr
this,
his
second
Metro
pieiiirVy
is
Hoy
of
Flanders,"
adapted
from
tiuida's
slory,
"A
l)o
of
ITau-ders,'
and
the
udaptfilion
has
been
made
with
Hie
greatest-skill.
The
slory
is-
reproduced
on
the
screen
.with
a
fidelity
rarely
In
be
obsened
and
nol
i
single
episode
.of
,,siKnificancc,
jli-iima,
Potnedy,
pathos
or
thrill
is
niisxiiifr.
While?
Ibe
climax,
ill
Hie
snow
storm
that
sweeos
iovcr
Flanders
fields
and
buries'
the
Cathedral
steps
ut
Antwerp
i
in
a
deep
cover,
is
one
of
the
most
poignant
and
appealing
that
litis
ever
leeit
screened.
Tragic
Heights
Never
has
Jackie
appeared
niarn
effectively,
and
il
is
safe
to
say
(hat
in
"A
Hog
of
Flanders"
he
touches
trapic
heiphls
never
before
revealed
in
any
'Jackie
I'.oornn
picture.,.
while
the
comedy
((niches
and
humor-
of
which
his
art
is
capable,
are
abundantly
provided
throughout
the
entire
story.
All
the
implications
found
in
I.
I.
In..
4....
I
..1......
I
.....
a
","--
"'.-'i"o
rn.iy
nun;
nirr
it
nuiAiirT
IVltl
Al
BAIllJUtl
hcen
deeloped
into
the
flower-
,
inj?
of
a
prcal
drama,
-and
only
in
Were
Addressed
by
Visiting
Flelo
adjust
men!
of
the
closing
Secretary
of
Religious
;
episodes
is
Ultere
tjie
slipUtesl
Education
jdeparlure
from
the
original
and
who
could
bear
to
see
"A
I.nRl
evening
in
Hie
social
nar-ilhiy
tif
Flanders"
if
the
hero
lors
or
Hie
Mfllnnlisl
(Miueh,
shouhbdie
out
in
the
cold
and
the
some
35
Canadian
(iirls
in
train-
snow
wilh
his
dead
companion,
iiiR
enjoyed
a
s1endld
banrpiel
he
nrdde-hearted
dop
l'elrasche
after
which
lli-uy
lislened
to
a
as
bis
only
olaeeT
Siiclt
ant
forcible
address
by
Hev.
W.
R.;
v'ml'1
,nn
narrowing,
(iallnway,
field
secretary
for
re-
Many
Touching
Moments
lipious
education,
oh
Hie
Meals
f
As
il
is,
the
hearts
of
all
those
of
girlhood.
,
presen
are
sufficiently
wrunfT
Followitijt
this
Mtnnuel,
Mr.
and
there
was
a
siyir
of
relief
fialloway
met
the
Sunday
School
and
then
Ibe
joy
or
a
srrcat
de-teachers
of
the
Methodist
Church
Jiff
lit
when
hut
o"
must
see
the
the
par.-onape.
ii.ir.-onapo.
A
lioy
oi
riainiers
ior
your-
ut
r..iiiL.iit
Mr
(!;il!nvMv
will
"ive
'self.
H
is
like
fine
.lllli.r.
I
lierrny
Kuril
ma.
.--.
.
.
..
rill
dai
or
Marrh
next
the
undersliriied
iiroaclllll
tills
iliesllOll
Con
emn
re.
mil
run
I
ft,
nmsio
it
an
address
at
a
fathers'
and
cannot
be
described.
It
is
played
sons'
baiHinel
to
.e
held
in
the;
with
strokes
that
words
cannot
Method'!
Church
and
tomorrow
define
nor
explain.
II
is
Jackie
iiiominir
he
will
sail
for
Vaticoti-
at
his
best,
and
it
will
add
even
ver
after
haviitfr
spent
ten
days
to
the
fume
that
is
already
his.
in
me
tiistrici.
Mr.
and
passenjrers
Mrs.
YV
rr
PRINCE
RUPERT
ENDORSES
Tolin
were
PEACE
RIVER
PASS
ROUTE
from
Vancouver
tin
Iliroiiirh
on
Hi.
yesterday
afler-
FOR
PROJECTED
RAILWAY
(continued
from
pase
one)
new
transcontinental
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
,
.
.sl,rip,
n.uni
for
a
lleense
In
reciter!
to
nri'llll.-K-!
MMR
pd.lt
..'.i'l
il
old
Lniprees
Hotel,
situated
at
7n
Third
.Avenue,
west,
in
me
:uy
or
rrnire
Itnperl,
Provlner
or
llrltlsh
Columbia,
upon
the
binds
desrrlbed
a
Lots
seventeen
17i
and
elrhteen
(ISi,
In
ltlnrk
twenty-three
(23),
Srrlton
one
(1),
city
or.
I'rlnre
Import,
nmirdltnr
l
a
renlstered
map
or
plan
depostled
In
the
Land
lii'ttlstry
orrire
al
the
city
or
I'rlnee
llnperl
and
nimiliered
for
the
sale
or
beer
by
the
kIhss
or
by
the
open
luiltle
Tor
riinMiliiptlnn
tin
th
premises,.)
iTF.n
at
I'rlni-e
ltuien.
B.C..
this
th
day
nr
February.
i1T.
VKllNON
P.
CAS1.F.Y.
Owner
Hid
Manarer
or
Old
Lmpress
Hotel,
Appllraut.
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
OF
......
....
route
to
ACT.
j
Stewart
but
lie
felt
sure,
that
would
mil
meet
wilh
favor.
He
for
beer
-
.
which
likr.,
rai,.
manner
jn
Prince
Kiipei'l
people
were
ap-
11
cont
being
pail
or
the
btilldtiitr
known
.".maps
used
to
bolster
tilt
UlO
other
p
C.
II.
S.iwle
said
he
would
like
to
see
all
eonceulrale
on
one,
finite.
They
'favored
the
oho
by
Pence
Hiyer
l'ass
Jo
Fiiilay
Forks
and
old
Jiy
llazellon.
)l
would
,be
Ioniser
to
build,
but'
would
pay
belter
than
the
oilier.
It
would
have
to
he
huill
some
tfmc.
1'.'
Corrifruii
also
uiKod
Ihem
mil
to
consider
too
many
routes.
George
Belrnes
ficui'Kc
lleirnes
told
of
the
country
HirotiKli
which
Jlie
lro-prosed
railway
would
puss.
Much
of
the
valley
was
twenty
miles
wide
between
HazHlon
and
Fin-ley
Forks.
II
was
heavily
timbered
and
the
passes
were
low.
II
would
not
follow
the
Skeena
because
of
a
hiif
elbow
in
that
....
...
.
.
i
i
river.
The
ixispiox
wotuii
nn
more
suitable,
lie
flew
over
the
coimlry
lo
Fiiilay
Forks,
and
seeiiiu
jl
from
the
air,
ho
fell
sure
Ibe
route
would
he
feasible.
The
Kispiox
roule
was
the
'one
chosen
by
Campbell
Johnson
for
the
Groundhog
Hallway.
This
roule
would
pass
close
to
tho
firoundhoet
coal
fields,
witliin
Iwenly
miles.
W.
S.
Barjfent
tliouwlil.
there
.would
be
a
better
chance
for
success
if
they
united
on
'ne
route.
Mr.
Nickerson,
on
behalf
of
the
local
hoard
explained
thai
their
idea
hud
been
to
opposn
the
Untie
route.
They
would
like
the
railway
lo
come
as
far
west
as
possible
before
jniulnir
the
Canadian
National.
Their
nro-
posal
and
the
one
it
had
Were
the
"Good
Old
Days"
Really
Good?
WHEN
you
hear
an
old-timer
sigh
for
the
days
of
his
forefathers,
smile
quietly
to
yourself
and
think
of
this.
The
ancients
got
along
without
automobiles,
soap,
stoves,
tooth-brushes,window-glass,
breakfast
foods,
telephones
without
practically
all
of
the
things
we
consider
the
bare
essentials
of
life.
There
never
has
been
a
time
when
life
bettered
itself
so
rapidly
and
so
consistently
as
no
w.
New
conveniences
and
new
comforts
are
continually
being
thought
out
and
brought
out
for
your
benefit.
In
order
to
reap
the
advantages
that
are
yours
to-day,
you
must
read
the
advertisements.
They
bring
you
news
of
all
that
the
world
of
invention
and
discovery
is
doing
to
make
your
work
easier,
your
home
life
more
pleasant,
your
clothing
and
food
problems
less
difficult.
They
keep
you
informed
of
all
that
is
new
in
the
markets
and
stores.
They
tell
you
not
only
about
the
goods,
the
styles,
the
varieties
and
prices,
but
also
where
and
when
these
things
are
to
be
had.
The
advertisements
are
messages
from
the
business
world
to
you.
Heed
them.
Don't
overlook
the
advantages
that
are
yours
Read
the
advertisements
any
one.
While
his
opinion
was
thai
it
should
come
out
al
lla.ell,on
or
west
or
that
point
he
did
not
think
they
should
commit
themselves
lo
any
particular
roule.
I'.
Corrijrali
stipnested
thai
they
unite
on
the
Peace
Hiver
Pass
and
leave
the
rest.
J.
C.
McLeiuian
expressed
plensiire
at.
scei'np
the
llazellon
people
prosojil
and
was
ftlad
to
learn
that
there
was
a
feasible
route
to
llazellon.
II
was
most
difficult
to
et
reliable
informa
tion.
Favors
Peace
Pass
Dawson
said
he
had
al-ways
'favoreii
the
Peace
Pass,
lie
ursred
thai
they
unite
on
it
so
that
it
would
pa
before
the
directors
with
greater
force.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
had
sseen
much
.of
the
country
and
it
had
been
an'eyeopener
to
him.
The
difficulty
wilh
most
of
Hie
routes
was
Hint
they
had
no
expert
data
to
guide
Iheni.
They
did
not
know
whether
they
were
feasible
or
not.
He
believed
the
peace
Pass
was
reasiblo
and
there
were
numerous
outlets.
Mayor
Newton
backed
the
pro
posal
lo
unite
on
the
Peace
pro
ject
and
this
was
done,
lie
sup-
posted
that
the
data
presented
bv
llazellon
he
incorporated
in
the
booklet
they
were
preparinp
fn
elosintr.
Dr.
Wrinrh
thanked
the
Prince
llnperl
hoard
for
the
reception
(riven
tlienv
and
said
he
was
particularly
pleased
al
the
sentiments
expressed
here.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
fiiwRO
Keef,
Sinilhers;
W.
J
Campbell,
Frank
C.
Stevenson
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Farrow
and
family
and
John
S.
Saucee,
Van
rouvcr.
Central
A.
Wasden.
C.N.H.;
Antrus
Mo
heeniAlisler.
Claxfon:
It.
1..
Melnlost-
-
decided
lo
follow
was
to
sot
out
jC
P.
Smith,
II.
Kniersoii
the
various
routes
and
nol
back
Johnson,
Vancouver.
and
l-
Family
Shoe
Store
NOTICE.
We
have
secured
the
services
of
Mr.
HARRY
MACEY,
lale
of
Wilson's
Twin
Shoe
Slore,
Vancouver
(7
years),
who
will
use
his
experience
to
give
you
Service
in
Foot
Comfort
Phone
357.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
lo
building
next
door
to
Frizzell
Butcher
Shop,
across
from
the
Kmpress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelli
Proprietor
LAND
ACT.
Notle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchtat
Lana
i
In
Skeena
laud
District,
or
rrlnrei
liniieit
lieeordinr
District,
and
situate
annroxlniatelv
one
and
one
half
mile
West
id
salvus
Station,
on
salvtis
Island,
Skeena
Blver.
j
Take
Notice
that
Jtudoir
Larsson,
oi
4443
Carleton
St..
Burnaby,
occupation;
Lorrer.
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
i
lo
purchase
the
followlnr
described
lands:
l.ommencinr
at
a
post,
piameu
at
me
southwest
corner
or
Lot
4803,
Salvos
Island;
theniie
southwesterly,
approxi
mately
sou
yards;
thence
normeny
approximately
Slid
yards,'
thence
northwesterly
approximately
Sou
yards;
thence,
southerly
son
yards,
to
point
or
berlnnlnr,
eoniprlsliir
ll
that
portion
nr
Salvus
Island
west
or
l.ni
4
Mia
ami
coiuanuuv
uu
acres,
more
or
less.
THOMAS
MILLS
Arent
ror
W'nol."
LARSSON.
LAND
ACT.
In
Skeena
Land
IHstrirt
of
Prince
Itupert
Uecorrilnr
lilstrlrt.
.
.
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oeorre
Little,
of
terrace.
B.C
occupation
lumberman,
and
n
I
M
C.luirev.
of
Terrace.
Jt.C.
occil-
natlmi
lumtieii-m'un.
Inlend
to
apply
for
iermtssion
to
pnrehase
the
rollowlnr
described
lands,
ror
Industrial
site:
coinnicncJnr
at
a
port
planted
al
south
end
id
Island
situated
near
mouth
or
klt-iinikniiiiNi
tnvrr
and
Ivlnv
near
west
bank
of
said
river;
tlienca
rnllowUir
shore
line
around
Island
to
point
or
commencement,
contalulnr
i
acres,
more
or
jess,
CKOItCE
LITTLE
and
CLAIBE
L
M,
G1GOEY.
Applicants.!
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
UnsurpaAd
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
OistribuliiiR.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal.
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Hovlnn.