Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
0AJLY
EDITIOR
Tuesday,
Jtaifh
10,
1025.
Ten
Discoveries
Of
Great
Moment.
H,
li,
Wells,
the
celebrated
novelist
and
hislorjan,
jji
it
magazine
article
lells
what
he
considers
to
be
the
ten
greatest
discoveries
the
world
bns
made.
They
are
the
implement,
lhe
taboo,
speech,
fire,
domestication
jif
animals,
mllivnlioii
of
lhe
soil,
subjugation
of
water,
writing,
finance
and
subjiifrylioit
of
distance.
la
lhe
article
Wells
gives
his
reasons
for
j-hoosiilg-
these.
To
many
possjbly
the
greatest
surprise
will
be
the
choice
for
second
place
of
the
taboo,
Hie
discovery
that
there
were
certain
things
which
.-ho.uld
uoL
be
done,
ami
which
distinguish
the
human
family
from
the
animal.
From
i(
.anise
l)ic
whole
moral
Code.
In
excluding
from
the
IjsJ
theVliscovery
of
such
important
things
as
metals
and
the
invention
of
pottery,
Wels
says
that
wjiue
iney
were
innovations
o)
very
great
importance
iney
pro-
iluceil
no
profound
and
fundamental
changes
m
human
life,
lie
Ihiuks
that
hw
nint
h
importance
has
been
given
to
lhe
influ
ence
of
metals
on
'human
life
-'because
of
We
tact
Jbat
Vftir
early"'
nisjiny
is
tddied
Jargejy
front
museum
spentm-ns-
mid
;
thejvnV
fore
people
sjieu'k
of
the
stone
ag"e,
the
bronze
age
aiid
the
'inni
agtl.
lie
looks
upon
the
discovery
pf
the
wheel
and
the
road
as
of
even
'greater
importance
but
not
sufficient
to
be
included
in
the
first
leji.
Next
Twp
Discoveries
,
'
That
WJII
Be
Made,
Wells
is
always
strong
on
looking
forward
.and
in.
doing
so
he
is
ofjcii
rather
puzzling
In
many
people.
When
he
writes
of
a
time
thai
is
coming,
Jie
jloe
not
necessarily
mean
lonior-row
bill
withjit
.an
appreciable
lime.
Those
who
lake
him
bio
literally
are
apt
to
see
in
him
a
dangerous
person
who
woiild
upset
lhe
whole
social
fabric.
Wells
sees
the
changes-
that
are
about
to
come,
but
to
him
a
few
generations
mean
nothing.
Je
has
studied
science
and
he
sees
tlje
slow
progress
thai
has
been
made
in
the
past
ami
he
realizes
that
while
lhe
rate
nf
progress
is
increasing
immeasurably,
i
is
slill
slow
and
cannot
be
forced,
Ho
he
looks
forward,
and
says
that
the
next
great
discovery
will
be
lhe
realization
of
the
full
significance
and
full
possibilities
of
modern
science.
The
discovery
of
electricity
am
the
hundreds
of
modern
devices-
he
considers
as
jiart
of
(he
one
great
discovery
that
is
dawning
upon
n
gradually
and
which
has
mil
yet
fully
been
appreciated
by
the
wttilil..
IJe
says
"they
are
all
aspects
of
one
Ihittg,
lhe
sjeadily
cxpanding-rcve'l-atjou
of
modern
science."
.
'
'
Twelfth
piscovery
,
.
.
,
,
Is
To
Be
Made.
''.'.
'
l
lie
twrlflh
anil
Inst
.discovery
,ti
he,
made
is.
IJia.1
ofisCien-
tific
world
economics.
II
is'iiecessar'y'fo
man
;iVsoejal'
In
summing
up.
Mr.
Wells
says:
'In
material
science,
we
have
lhe
clear
roibilifv
aiid
tin
promise
of
a
systematic
exploitation,
of
all
the
naliirarVesources
oi
me
planet
for
Hie
good
of
lhe
whole
race,
anil
iji
llie
new
..ii
Him
-in-im-n
uir
mit-f
i
in
an
education
anij
an
organization
of
menial
co-opera
lion
iptjle
beyond
our
jiftfseiil'
limited
r.pri
iciic.l's.
ill
'ill
I.
-
Ajf
tim
jne
uiscovery.
or
seientifie
world
ecmoiuiis
ami
the.
discovery
oT
world
ediivalion
have
as
yd
scarcely
bogi.lu,
Thcv
are
lhe
mcxt
great
discoveries,
the
eleventh
and
'
twelfth!
anil
"Was
Freed
of
Gall
Stones
And
Persistent
Backache"
Mr.
Alexander
Bradley,
R.R.
No.
J,
Carp,
OnL,
.write:
VrifDriV
'
vffe;ej
from
gall,
ttpnet,
liJ''
UUA
and
commenced
tikihtr
-Dr.
Chate'i
Kidney-Liver
PilU.
1
feel
uie
in
laying
thai
'hue
pills
completely
overcame
the
trouble,
at
it
it
ome
yeart;
jince
I
wat
afflicted
in
this
way,
and
I
have
not
suffered
from
gall
stonet
or
even
backache
Moot,
I
have
alto
found
Dr.
Chate'i
Nerve
Food
,
excellent
fpr
hat
trouble
and
thortaeit
of
breath."
Dr.
Chase's
KIilney-Llvcr
Pills
S5
tiM.
a
txii
of
16
ptIU,
Ixtnuuiaon,
IWUra
A
Co.,
Id4.,
TorunU)
t
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Tuesday,
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in
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TWO
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scalp
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gentlr
masaaged
and.
ft
health
(ivinc
impetua
aeatflireaiy
lo
me
nair
row.
atopsfatiiaibair-rrowa
new
hair.
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back
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doesn't.
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about
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D0UKH0B0RS
ARE
PROBLEM
Peculiar
People
are
Difficult
to
Manace
Says
Writer
of
Letter
Jn
a
Idler
In
lhe
Vancouver
ISIar
1
ln
problem
of
Hie
Jouk-
liolnir
is
discussed
at
follows:
Another
fire-Imp
outrajre
at
lhe
humls
of
lhe
Doiikhobors
am!
I
some
straight
talk
ny
iao
pre
mier
lo
lln'Ui
and
a
si
nm?
posse
of
provincial
iiolice,
were
lhe
glaring
headlines
of
Hie
city
dailies
today.
One
statement
was
tn
Ilie
effect
that
the
premier
hint
heen
studying
Iheir
case
for
the
past
eight
years.
We
are
not
in
any
mood
lo
criticize
the
Chief
Mug-'
Istrafe
of
lhe
Province,
nor
do
we
intend
U
tell
the
editors
howj
lo
edil
their
dailies,
hut,
we
would
cerlainly
like
lo
say
Ilia!
I
lie
honorable
gentleman's
ultimatum
lo
this
peculiar
colony
s
nothing
less
than
si
lengthen-
.
.
.
.
ii
i-i
:
II....
illg
llieir
siuiilioril
ueicriiiiiiiii
hmi
it
ignore
the
authorities.
If
the
premier
had
really
studied
them
it
all
he
would
surely
know
that
if
such
a
stilt
authority
as
that
of
Hussia
had
no
eltcet
upon
Ihetii,
our
methods
of
leieracy
would
fail.
Former
Career
We
will
not
dwell
upon
their
career
in
Hussia
and
the
Lau-,
asus,
but
lhe
sooner
we
know
we
cannot
assimilate
uiem,
ma:
we
cannot
'compel
theni
hy
authority,
Ihafl
we
will
never
hi
able
lo
conscript
them,
urfd
never
be
able
to
enforce
a
lega.
marriage
upon
Ihem,
the
better
we
will
know
how
lo
deal
with
Ihem.
No
medical
man
can
prescribe
an
adequate
remedy
un
less
he
has
first
a
clear
Do
we
really
know
lhe
J)nuk-
tobors?
Vave
we
studied
them
Twin
all
angles?
naievcr
nflier
contentions
we
may
have
regarding
them,
the
answer
lo
these
two
questions
is
purely
in
the
negative.
There
are
a
few
things
wc
can
be
boldly
positive
of:-
M-(li
Aiiv
ultimatum
will
not
lilted
the
situation;
wholesale
deporlalion
is
loo
cosily
and
not
five
from
inti1
'national
cohipli
rations,
and
lhe
engendering
ol
Irresponsible
sympathy
lo
their
cause.
1
2.
i
Any
open
declaration
as
lo
what
we
are
going
lo
do
with
them
-will
not
facilitate
the
task
tif
the
provincial
constables
or
put
money
in
-the
provincial
treasury.
(.1;
There
are
splits
among
lu
sect,
il
is
true,
hut
they
will
Unite
to
oppose
any
authority
enforced
Upon
them.
If,
therefore,
we
are
lo
punish
Ihem
for
llieir
alleged
errors,
we
must
find
more
adequate
hieaus
than
we
are
employing
now.
Colonies
Wrong
fMioner
or
later
we
must
ac
knowledge
and
face
lhe
fact
thai
a
Jong
as
there
are
colonies
our
educational
system
will
be
futile
uid
wasteful,
If
we
can
scatter
Ihem
among
the
'.funning
(join-aiutiilic,
where
liiey'
may
form
ten
,pef
cejili
of
lhe
cpnimuitv
y,
"there
niayihV
-some
liojiC"
for
Ilie
future
.generations.
If
lhe
past
2
J
years
of
e.xper-ipenl
did
not
show
a
tangibb
I'esull;
if
they
could
mil
and
did
ilol
show
ii
realization
of
the
value
of
an
Anglo-Saxiou
educa-
'
inn.
II
is
higli
lime
that
either
Ilie
i-edernl
or
I'rovtncial
gov
ernment
look
not
ice
of
it,
We
must
ask
ourselves
what
with
then.
mat.
will
pass
onward
ittlo
a
phase
as
sttviie
and
asset
this
colony
has
be.
wonderful
o
us
as
a
railway
Irani
would
he
to
a
.
paOljllij.'
Ilrilish
r.olumhiaY
Oulsi
Kti),iEL-.
o
oi
o:i;i
aim
weapons
to
jne
.ancestral
ape."
t-t-t-J-
'
'
-
i
ai.i..u
.
.
i.
BURNS
LAKE
en
lo
hie
of
Iheir
accumulated
wealth
and
the
tiroporlion
(il
the
(ax
lliey
pay
i
which
has
hardly
paid
Hie
tiolicing
of
Ihem
and
Hut
re
building
of
Hie
schools
burnt
down
by
Hkmii)
we
have.
nothing
lo
show.
No
community
is
so
dangerous
lo
any
form
of
existing
stale
as
Hie
one
which
proclaims
a
Theo-cralic
Jiynasly,
defies
secular
aulliorily
and
denies
n
collective
social
responsibility.
riordon
Iavid
has
sold
his
fitrm
ul
Palling
lo
Carl
Oslhcrg
ami
left
lust
week
with
his
wife
ami
family
for
Colorado.
Harney
Mulvaney
ollicialed
at
Hie
funeral
of
the
late
(ieorgr
Howard
(Coyote)
Johnson
which
lonk
place
al
Francois
Lake
last
Week.
NEW
ENGINE
FOR
TRUCK
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS
DEPARTMENT;
V
Recommendation
of
Committee
Sent
Back
ty
Council
For
Further
Investigation
!
A
report
from
lhe
board
of
works
recommending
that
u
ne.w
engine
be
purcha'sed
f'r
lhe
iiihlie
works'
Day-JIbler
truck
Nn.
I
al
a
eosl;
(if
t0
was
re-i
ferred
liack'to
the
comtuiHee
by!
the
city
council,
last
night
Willi
lhe
inslrudioii
Ihiil
the
engine
be
inspected
hy
a
city
"expert
for
ulvice.
This
course
was
recoin-
meiided
by
Aldrilasey,
who
slated
llnil
1
1
1
1
v
:i
feu-
iiinlilhs
ago
lliel
engine
nail
lieen
reporieii
10
ne
In
igooil
shape
whereas
now
It
was
slated
that
it
hud
petered
nit.
Aid.
McMordie
agreed
willi
Aid.
Casey
thai
il
would
he
wise
lo
have
an
expert
inspection
ami
so
moved.
BYLAWS
PROVIDING
FOR
STREET
WORK
$ixth
Avenue
to
be
Connected
up
Between
Fulton
Street
and
Acropolis
A
number
of
local
improve-
nenl
bylaws
providing
for
si
reel!
york
to
be
undertaken
this!
spring
were
dealt
witn
b
iue.
ily
council
last
nighl.
J
he
fol-
;
owing
were
put
through
llieir
irsl
readings:
construction
by-1
aws
for
15
foot
pavement
on
;
ixlh
Aenue.West
bel
ween
Fill
-on
Street
and
Acropolis
Park;
(instruction
bylaw
for
IS
fool
luvemenl
onyMcHride
Street
be-j
ween
Seventh
ami
Ninth!
venues:
cnnslruclion
hylaw
for,
'i-fool
sidewalk
mi
the
norlh'
side
of
lliglilh
Avenue
lielween
i
Macon
and
Alfred
Slreets;
con-;
struct
ion
bylaw
for
i-fool
sidewalk
on
Seal
Cove
Circle
from
the
end
oT
Sixth
AviDUe.
A
bylaw
o-oviding
for
the
charging
of
15
ier
cent
of
-the
cost
of
lhe,
Mc-Mride
Street
work
to
the
corporation
was
also
put
through.'
ADAIR
CARSS
CHAPTER
'son.
Adair
Hiirss
Clianler.
I.O.D.K.,1
V.
Mathieson.
Standard
Hearer
Mrs.
T
Hniiller.
QUEEN
MARY
CHAPTER
Mr,
J.
G
as
follows:
m.
.
Ma
j
k
a
i
Honorary
llegenl
l)u
Yernet.
Honorary
Yice-rerenl
Mrs.
P.
P.
McMordie.
llegenl
Mrs.
J.
fi.
lern.
I'irst
yice-regenl
vMrs,
David
Tliouisim.
Second
Vire-nigeiil
Mrs.
T.
K.
Pringle,
Secrelary
Mrs.
V.
P.
T'isher.
Treasnrer-Mrs,
fj,
Darlnn.
Kducalional
Secrelary
Mrs.
1).
McD.
llunler.
Kchoes
Secrelary
Mrs.
11.
A.
Pliilpotl.
Standard
Heard''
-
Mrs.
Illance.
MDERHOOT
The
Nechako
Valley
Co-Oper-at
i
vp
Exchange
hud
a
'very
U'c-
cemsftil
ye,r.
,l
ie
first
annual
inceHnsr
lasl
week,
a
dividend
of
eight
ner
cent
was
declared
on
shares
after
selling
aside
wMfli
mm
CATARRH
el
lh
(BLADDER
Lcrranic
fttwrmttfcuunterfttt
;,.v.
r
A
meal
ins
elecled
officers
Tor
the
year
I
A
bridge
;
jyew
or
ibe
l.auailian
is
follows:
I.Valional
Uuilway
iin.ler
Ilugli
Honorary
llegenl
Mrs.
Alfred'
Mr
Lend
is
rejiairing
Hie
railway
:',arss.
.
!iridge
over
Slimy
C.reek
and
Upj;,.I
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
building
a
sidewalk
IVoin
the
sla-
l-'irsl
VioCi-reg"1?!!
Mrs.
Fred:
Hon
to
lhe
Hoard
ol
Trade
hall,
iilh'uty.
.
Second
Viee-j-egenl
.Mrs.
()!
Advert
n
the
Hally
News
K.
Rogers.
-Secretary
Mrs,.I,
A.
Tenp.
WATER
NOTICE.
Treasurer
Mi-s.
II.
I..
I.an-i
use
and
storage
I
T.UK
MincK
llut
IsmU
TIiiiIjiT
Cii..
Irey.
:
-
'
I.IihIumJ,
wliiis
adUres
i
7
racirir
r,.l...nu
Sm.r..l!irv
Mm
W
'
Kullilinir.
VaiiPnnviT,
B.C.
will
apply
Mr
ilcl.ean.
for
six
cent
I
--
f
A
i
Hi
.
t
il
'
W
I
f
it
i
H
if
r
Shre
esliildisli
a
sinking
fund,
eers
or
the
forthcoming
mi.
t
year
were
elected
as
follows:
J'resi-lenl,
I..
.1.
Preston;
vice-president,
I.
W.
Imnulil:
direilors,
'Dllo
Hammond.
Stephen
Ihilmes
land
II.
W.
Haslaiu.
I
According'
to
Ilie
aovernmeiil
.'egisler
at
ilie
local
experimental
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
Elected
Regent
For
aj(1
u(,
,Wi4
,
0()
Forthcoming
Year
!
iiches
of
siijiw
so
far
this
seu-
:i
lln-iirf
lo
like
and
uf
'
ruliir
li-K
.i
...
......,
t:t
.,..A.ruiil
.
'HI
Wllirr
nut
ill
lir.ni
piiiiwii
a-
..in
:
.,
,
..
i
i
Kducalional
Secrelary
.Mrs.
luvcr.
uiiuu
tin
.iuun'ri)
and
drain
iiilu
M.i-i-lt
inlet,
aimiil
mm
ami
imp
;
lull
inllo
itiMlerly
rrimi
limklcv
ll,
i
H.U.,
I
lu
!liirilri-il,ilii
will
In'
lor.Hert
at
Hip
iinlll
or
Alii
l.aki'
or
at
a
xiliil
Ik1
'
I
tuw
li
fa
Id
niitlrl.
to
li
(li'liTiiilMPil
ar
i
,
ier
niirvpy-
huve
hi'fn
made.
Tin1
raparlly
r
lln
ifirnlr
lit
Im1
i-reaU'd
l
atwinl
i."M.
iirri'
riel,
and
it
will
Hood
ationt
l.Kiiii
ni-ve
nt
land.
Tin1
walfi
will
Ih
iluprlcil
mxii
tin
Mrcain
al
a
uint
alHini
'ilii'
kicallmi
i,r
lhe
Aioravi
-daiii,
iiauiety
.
1,111-
Illi
diiIIM
i
"I
Alll
UkP.
Ami
will
ic
ll.fil
oteen
tiecieo
negeni,
rn(.
,,ow,.r
anfi
iiMHiAirlni
iimmih
uhA
For
Forthcoming
Year
Uk-
laml
dPMIIlM'd
JM
l.iil
1437
or
on
l.ot
III.
Tin
noiirn
wat
isihimi
on
tin
around
nu
tin-
27111
day
nr
Fflimim
.
inAr-
At.......'
..f
Ihl.
....(
.a
twl
ni,
ni,,,ll
Oneen
Marv
CIimiiIit.
Iitmerial
ratiou
inniia'nt
ihri-pin
ami
In
lhe
"vaicr
.
,
i.
i
i
V
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,
iiihi."
win
i
rn'd
in
n
orrire
nr
Irder
Daughters
(if
li'
r.mpire,
WalPr
n,.rriffr
at
.r,ri.
niTt.
i:w
iiiIiiiI
ofrteiMw
foe
the
ve:ir
OIiJppIIoii
to
llm
applli-atlnn
may
In-
"
Jllfd
Willi
llm
nalfl
Water
llrrnnlr-r
nr
-Mrs.
J'.
II,
wiin
iue
i
jjini'iroiiei'
nr
vaiir
iirni
Cai'llanwnt
liiillitinxi.
Vlclnrla,
ll.c..
I
uilhin
lliirly
daya
rtrr
Uif
riril
iii)x-ar
i
awe
ir
till
nritlrt!
In
a
local
newnpajwr.
'
The
dale
i.r
lhe
first
pnlitirnllon
nr
thh
:
imiIIc-p
l
Monday,
March
2,
1
0
2
."1
.
MASSKTT
TIM
IIF.lt
CO..
I,
TP..
AtipNcanl.
J.
W.
J?chnonovpr,
Aym.
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
in
lhe
Matter
nr
lhe
AOmliilst
rn
llm)
Art
and
I
In
Oih
Mailer
or
the
Krtate
nr
V.
Wakl-i
Innlo,
lec(a.fd,
InleKlalc.
'
TAkt:
MiTICr:
lh.il
hy
Order
fr
III-lienor
C.
Mrll.
YiJiinir,
made
the
12th
lUy1,
in
ri-iiriiHi-,
ivv,i,
i
ni
npiinininii
,n-minUli
iilor
nr
I
hi-
pmatc
nf
the
lale
Y.
Waklinnto,
dereaiH-d,
.
and
all
panic
hnviiiK
rlaiiiia
analiHl
Oi
iiald
ntale
arc
herehy
rciinlreil
lo
furnlh
mine,
pm
perly
verirled
lo
me.
on
nr
hemre
Hint
.il.iy
nr
March,
lfl,
and
all
parllea
In
Iclilcil
to
the
anld
cululp
are
rciinliTd
to
I'll
.V
lhe
amount
nr
their
Indchtednc.Ha
In
nm
fnriluvuii,
MIIIMN
A.
WATT.
orrirlal
AihnlnlAlriitor.
I'rlnce
lliiierl,
II.
C.
baled
Ihl
?ll
dav
or
Ichrimry,
mi
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
In
the
Mailer
fit
lu
AdinliilKlralinii
An
and
,
In
the
Matter
r
the
llate
nr
William
caniemii
sim,
jieceaeil,
ImeKiaie
ten
oer
ecu!
of
lhe
el
prnfils
to
,
ViIWV
v.,,V,V".
Ztotto
d'.v
.
t--
inr
Kchriwr.v.
A.n.
I
a
r,
.
I
wa
appoinicil
.Miiiiiumiraior
ut
lhe
etlair
nr
.William
rjiincroii
Sim,
ileream-il,
and
all
purlieu
havlnir
rlalin
airalnl
lhe
mild
cttate.
are
liereliy
rciinlred
lo
rnriilh
name,
nrn-perly
veriflfd
In
inc.
on
nr
hcrnre
the
.'iih
day
r
March.
A.O.
Hiri,
and
all
pnrlleii
Indcliied
In
ihp
eiate
are
rcnnlinl
lo
pay
the
amount
nr
their
IndchicdneHa
In
me
f'MlliwUli.
XOIIMAN
A.
WATT,
orriclal
AdinlnMirnlor.
I'rlnce
liniierl,
II
C
bated
(lie
UStli
day
or
February,
l25,
And
such
a
nourishing,
satisfy,
ing
meal!
A
two
dollar
meat
might
not
contain
as
much
real
nutriment.
Heat
two
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuits
In
the
oven
to
restore
their
crispness,
pour
hot
milk
over
them,
adding
a
little
salt.
A
warm,
strengthening
meal
that
puts
you
on
your
toes
for
the
day's
work.
Contains
all
the
bran
you
need
to
stimulate
bowel
exercise.
Most
food
for
least
money.
The
Cauadiau
Shredded
tYhrut
fiimpanjr,
Ltd.
NUl.ri
I'.IU,
OaurU
dded
Wheat
"Its
MI
in
the
Shreds"
SALMON
TROLLERS
Mefore
iiuliillinp
il
will
pay
von
jfite;
'
uu,
Trolling
icai'.
W'e
have
a
ucv
line
oi
Salmon
Hooks,
Swivellg,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
o(
jdl
Viuds
In
nur
slock
von
will-
find
every
Hi
m
nr
:.:
Anchors,
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Hardware
ot
tM
ami
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
and
I
Ini-
ll
li
s
lor
lhe
boat
we
have
il.
Uoal-
are
lost
every
year
by
fire
have
n
gut
y
Pyrene
Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
We
-ell
them,
(,all
(did
see
us.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD,
710
Second
Ave.
'Near
Post
Office)
Family
Shoe
Store
Uonic
in
and
see
the
lalesl
exclusive
de
:
wear
(or
Spring,
cunES,
We
are
sole
rifrciils
for
the
ffltnoti-
ONYX
stiuw
also
MURRAY'S
SHOES
and
oilier
well
kimw:i
t:;
Perfect
Fit
Guaranteed
$5.00
and
up.
Phone
357.
Third
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
lo
biiiblinfr
next
door
lo
V'rizzell
Hittcber
Shop
'
from
the
Kntpress
Jlolel
Ve
carry
n
ftilUiiic;
nf
r(!
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIw
SOCIAL
ruum
in
wnntwiiw
James
Zarelli
ProprieW
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Englnuers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Placksniltlis,
makers,
Foundirs,
Woodworkers,
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING'
Our
plant
js
equipped
to
Jiinulp
nil
"klnJ
f
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38