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BURNS
LAKE
IS
BEING
REBUILT
New
Stores
Going
up
to
Replaco
Those
Burned
on
March
1S
Hums
Lake
business
seel
inn
which
was
-destroyed,
by
fire
nn
.March
1
8
is
tiow
undergoing
rapid
roeonslruclion,
says
the.
Hums
Lake
Observer.
On
thu
(i.
II.
Robb
Idl
next.
the
bank
Phil
Hrunoll
is
pipeline
a
largo
general
slurp
and
expects
In
have
liis
business
in
operation
In
few
wppks
limp.
Messrs
Sidorfs
&
Marsh
arc'
negotiating
fur
I
hp
purchase
of
the.
lot
owned
hy
M.
O.
Slich
aiid
llipy
will
short
ly
erect
a
store
and
cltili
room
on
I
he
premises.
Jiinies
MeKenna
is
now
super
vising
the
predion
of
his
new
Post
Olilee
building
which
is
occupying
Hip
silo,
on
whiph
I
he
Gmernmenl
Telegraph
Ollipp
and
drug
store
formerly
stood,
(i.
M.
itobb's
new
store
is
Iip
ing
rapidly
completed
hv
Win.
lipid
and
Taylor
.lonsen.
A.
II.
lirown
is
making
temporary
repairs
on
Ihe
(ioveninienl
buildings.
II.
.1.
.IpwpII
is
launching,
into
Hip
business
arena
with
a
meat
market
and
grocery
store
ami
Hip
.IpwpII
Illock
is
being
re-modpled
to
suit
I
lie
SOAP
KING
HAS
PASSED
AWAY
(continued
on
page
four)
,
years
liihe
(he
rwlers
exceeded
the
oulpul;
moreover
Lever
was
1
1
red
of
sijiiaMiles
with
rapacious
owners
of
neiffhhoriiipr
land,
who
iliouf?hl
his
supcpss
in
the
works
at
Wnrrinjjlon
ehained
him
to
Ihe
spot,
lie
hied
himself
along
Ihe
hanks
of
fhe
Mersey,
aiid
at
leiiRlh
paused
to
Jook-
over
a
field
pale.
Here
we
are,"
he
dpclared,
and
he
never
looked
any
further.
Where
the
field
pale
slood
there
is
now
I
lie
front
entrance.
of
Lever
Ilrolhcrs,
and
all
around
it
for.
miles
are
Ihe
factories
and
the
lovely
industrial
villape
of
Port
.Sunlight.
The
late
Lady
Lever
cut
the
firsl
turf
at
lort
Sunlight
in
March.
I8K8.
The
model
villape
adjacent
In
the
factories
is
constant
ly
growinp;
there
are
churches.
lihraries,
cluhs,
gymnasia
everything
for
the
physical
and
moral
uplifting
of
Ihe
populace.
sol
a
cent
of
interest
has
hcpn
charged
hy
Lord
Leverhulme's
company
on
Hie
capital
outlay
upon
the
village;
his
Lordship
hilnself
more
than
once
declared
if
we
had
searched
the
country
through
we
are
convinced
we
couldlnol
hayft
found
a
lietler.in-vesl'niphL"
He
stipulalpii
from
the
first
that
Hie
nuniher
of
houses
should
not
exceed
ten
to
Ihe
acre.
Tlfe
rents
are
.
based
purely
on
the
cost
of
upkeep,
wilh
one
per
cent
-added
for
ile-preelalfiin.
Big
Libel
Suit
In
middle
life
Lord
Leverhulmit
Iip
was
created
a
IiarOnet
in
101
1
and
a
peer
jn
IDI7)
looked
exactly;
wlia(
he
was
a
prosperous,
hard-headed
son
of
Lan
cashire.
Many
years
ago
I
here
was
a
memorable
collision
bp
twepii
Lord
.NoitbclitTe
and
him
self.
Loril
Levprhuline
hadiniK
lalPil
a
'.'project
whereby
practically
Hip
whole
of
Ihe
soap-making
business
of
fireat
llrilain
Woub)
cnine
under
his
control.
Whellier
this
would
have
lieen
of
benefit
to
soap
usurs
iS'dpbat-able;
at
any
rale,
there
was
noth
ing
.illegal
In
atlcmpling
such
a
merger.
The
proposal,
however,
aroused
a
violent
campaign
against
the
Lever
firm
in
the.
NnrlhelilTe
papers
all
over
the
JUnited
Kingdom.
Writs
for
libel
followed.
Sir
Hufus
Isaacs,
now
Lord
Heading
appeared
for
Ihe
pally
Mail;
Lord
(hw
Sir
F.d
ward)
Carson
led
fUr
Jpjfpr
Uro-
VJIiers.
the
head
of
Hie
soap
firm
was
sooii
under
Ihe
fire
of
Isaacs,
in
those
days
one
of
the
irinsl
subtle
cross-examiners
in
Hie
British
courts.
All
his
skill
though,
could
make
un
impres
sion
on
Hip
uict
but
imprpgnn-jde
fronl
presenteil
by
Lever
in
the
witness
box.
For
a
wbolo
day
and
a
half
lie
cleverest
ad
vocale-Mii
llrilain
endeavored
lo
find
an
opening,
but
the
pro
pprous,,
looking
soap
boiler
neve
.gave
him
a
chance,
it
was
a
re
jnarkabie
exhibijion,
more
so
be
Vause
neilher
advocate
nor
wit
ness
ever
once
showed
the
slightest
xigns
of
.temper.
Tin
ally
Isaacs
rose
and
declare!
that
in'
view
of
chief
wilness'
"noswers
he
coubl
carry
liis
clients'
defence
no
further.
Without
leaving
the
box
the
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
'
f
TfHE
DOCTOR
aMO
.
.
OtT
PuVt
COLF
t0
A
1
(SSv
TPT
THE.
WALK
N
jWZS.
ONL
KIT
THE
i
1
L
V-v
eXLL
IOCIT
i
j
-
"W
CHOICE.
I
OI92i
Int-C
Fcaturit
Snuvirt.
Inc.
jury
awarded
ine
i.ever
uroiners
l'Sii.iion
damages.
Similar
ae-!
Hons
against
oilier
'
papers
of;
(he
.Ndrllicliffe
group
were
set-j
tied
out
of
court.
The
whole
j
business
cost
Lord
NorHiclif
fe's
j
papers
srineinin
over
lioo.oon.
;
Why
Xorlheliffp
ehosp
lo
make
so
bitter
an
attack
against
Lord
i
Leverhulim,s
aclivilies
has
never;
been
.revealed;
Hie
result
was
ceriaimy
the
inggesi
sei-naeK
the
great
newspaper
magnate
ever
endured.
Beaten
at
Polls
ltalher
curiously,
Lord
Lever-'
liiilme
failed
lo
persuade
Ihe
lectors
in
that,
pari
of
Hip
conn-1
try
where
his
works
are
silualedj
lo
return
him
lo
parliament
un-j
til
Iip
had
'appealed
to
Ihem
Tor'
the
fifth
time.
He
sal
for
the
j
Wirral
Hivision
of
(Cheshire
from
!
I'.mii
lo
HMO,
but
made
no
great'
impression
in
Ihe
(louimons.
Hej
never
was
a
political
orator,
al-j
though
he.
was
always
ready
lir
defend
in
solid
fashion
liis
In-j
lief
t
lull
I'.hglish
prosperity
was!
rounded
upon
free
imports.
Once
he
engaged
in
a
public
debate!
wilh
F.
K.
Smith,
afterwards
Lord!
Chancellor
Hirkenhead.
The
millionaire
spap
maker
was
old
enough
lo
be
his
opponent's
falher.
"F.
1-."
had
mJ
then
-
,
1
won
ins
ursi
election,
nut
was
already
glib
of
tongue
and
pretty
pert
in
relorl.
In.
mere
debating
ability
"llu
smart
and
promising"
young
lawyer
fairly
walked
around
Ihe
elderly
soap
maker
for
all
the
nations.
The
debate..
I
hough,
did
not
convince
every
one
thai
heard
it
that
all
the
brains
tn
say
nothing
of
conr-lesy
to
Jhose
who
have
nol
Hie
ready
tongue)
were
on
one
side.
In
liis
later
years
Lord
Lever-hulme
suffered
from
extreme
deafness.
ITo
had
been
a
wid
ower
for
a
good
many
years.
His
heir,
the
Hon.
William.
Hulme
Lever,
is
acting
chairman
of
Ihe
business
which
his
falher
found
ed.
TERRACE
NOTES
Olof
Hanson
of
SmilhPrs
was
a
business
visflor
In
town
recently.
Mills
camp
at
Ilenio
has
c'osed
for
the
season.
Since
Hie
"iver
opened
in
Ihe
spring
'18.000
feel
of
idling
ami
poles
have
been
floated
across
lo
Hemo
where
they
are
now
awaifiug
shipment.
Economy
Plus
Thrifty
and
resourceful
housewives
of
British
Columbia
see
in
Carnation
Milk
not
only
economy,
but
a
pure,
nourishing,
ever-ready
supply
of
wholesome
milk.
Your
grocer
has
Carnation,
so
you
need
never
run,
short.
MADE
IN
CANADA.
Several
hauling
Send
for
copy
of
Mary
BUke't
Cook
Book.
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co.,
Ltd.
134
Abbott
St.
Vaacouvtr,
B.C.
thousand
feel
snll
await
when
the
ferry
goes
in.
.1.
Parkins,
chief
inspector
of
piles
and
poles
for
the
C..N.IL,
was
in
town
last
week.
Mrs.
Prince,
of
Mr.
week.
Moore
and
children
of
Ilupcrl,
were
the
guests
ami
Mrs.
.1.
Frost
last
Miss
Apiips
Fairbairn
anil
Miss
Joyce
Movie
of
Toronto
arrived
in
Terrace
al
5,30
on
Monday
morning
after
a
very
enjoyable
trip
through
Ihe
wesl.
They
ure
Ihe
guests
of.
Mrs,,
F.
T.
Ilojs.
Hural
Dean
Marsh
visited
Pacific
and
Prince
Ilupcrl
last
week,
returning
Monday.v
Mrs.
'ien.
LiHb
entertained
Ihv
bridge
club
Tuesday
evening.
Jack
Hoar,
who
was
associated
wilh
Ihe
C.hiro
Mining
On.
lias
purchased
Mall
Allard's
mining
claim
on
Maroon
Mountain.
The
hoi
weather
has
Ihe
river
lo
riso
rapidly
oteanismp
aEt
an
important
factor
in
the
mofitioftrai
The
Steamship
Agent
is
a
man
of
broad
experience
in
matters
of
travel.
He
welcomes
opportunity
to
be
of
service.
His
suggestion
ere
helpful
to
even
the
tnoit
experienced
travelers.
And
those
making
a
first
trip
abroad
find
his
advice
il
invaluable.
When
you
think
about
a
trip
abroad,
be
sure
to
consult
your
Lteam
hip
uent.
Going
to
Europe
on
a
Cunard
or
Anchor-Donaldson
Steamer
is
nnly
half
the
pleasure-
the
other
half
is
in
going
via
the
St.
Lawrence
Route.
Atk
your
local
ateamahip
agent
for
parlkulara
und
sailing
dates,
or
apply
to
THE
CUNAHD
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIMITED
t
HASTINGS
STREET,
W.,
VANCOUVER
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
CUNARD
CANADIAN
SERVICES
caused
though
IHV
it
is
not
this
lime,
Ft
iip
rally
run.?
'ttth
I've
bceis
here
so
lonc
SWINC,UM'
VT
THlb
ALU
THAT
A,
COX
CANE
OP
AM'
ewe
ME
TWO
DOLLAR
-
HE
ThqucHT"
HERE.1
Ciii
Britain
rifhn
rved
nearly
so
high
as
al
last
'year.
The
season
is
more
backward.
tieorge
Little
Ji:is
gone
up
Ihe
line
m
business,
Henry
Honroy
left
for
Lake
Tuesday
iiioruing.
A.
Y.
'ileum
of
own
on
Moinlav.
.lack
Null
has
duties
as
assistant
K
a
hi
i
o
Memo1
was
in
Tom
Fraser
of
Prince
Ilupcrl
has
been'
appointed
ferryman
al
Memo.
Mrs.
Marker
aim
Mrs.
Sundal,
who
imiI
with
accidents
at
the
tenuis
courts
last
week
are
recovering,
though
neither
if
IIipiii
are
able
to
play
again
so
far.
Jimmy
Turnhull
of
llaellnn
iwas
in
town
on
Monday.
assumed
his
fire
warden.
'Hip
Athletic
Association
is
pulling
Ihe
old
tenuis
courts
in
shape
for
Ihe
season.
I
lie
M.
Andrew
s
Society
gave
mother
of
their
successful
dances,
Friday,
May
I,
Mr.
XpwIoii,
Who
has
been
away
for
a
couple
of
years,
returned
lo
town
on
Monday.
FINAL
MEETING
OF
BADMINTON
EXECUTIVE
Larger
Balance
on
Hand
This
Year
than
Last:
Nets
to
Remain
In
Hall
for
Short
Time
Longer
A
nieeling
of
the
executive
committee
of
Ihe
Madmiuton
Club
was
held
last
night
and
the
report
of
I
be
treasurer
showed
thai
there
was
a
larger
balance
on
hand
this
year
than
last.
A
complete
statement
could
not
be
shown
as
there
were
a
few
tin-paid
bills
still
outstanding.
A
reipiesl
had
been
made
by
some
of
the
members
Dial
the
'ourls
should
be
n'opeiied
a
little
longer,
but
liis
was
not
agreed
lo.
II
was
(decided,
however,
lo
allow
the
nets
lo
remain
in
the
hall
during
Ihe
iiioulji
and
any
meinliers
who
wistieu
to
piay
c(Mibl
make
their
own
arrangement
with
the
hall
management
nod
for
shuttles.
,
Tim
tlitvl!
liiftAf
illivf
fit
A
i4
ftjkli
m
iff
ie
will
be
hobl
In
Seple'mbnr.
Sport
Chat
The
tireat
War
Veterans
did
not
play
as
good
a
game
of
fool
ball
as
was
expeclpd
of
Ihem
when
thoy
met
the
Sons
of
I'ng-
land
in
Hip
opening
game
of
tljf
season
on
.Monday
evening
and
if
they
do
nol
lighten
up
tonight
they
are
apt
In
find
the
flallics
gelling
away
from
Ihem
in
Hie
second
game
of
the
Sluarl
Shiel
series.
The
tallies'
team
.has
not
been
altered
in
complexion
a
greai
deal
from
flint
which
re
presented
the
Scots
las)
season
In
fact,
only
fin
Ihe
forward
line
are
changes
lo
be
noted
Alex.
Mitchell
and
Mcllnugall
come
from
the
Sons
of
fianada
and
V.
Mitchell
from
the
Vets
of
last
year,
have
Scoll
was
last
year
at
Anyox
hut
the
season
before
lhat
he
was
on
Ihe
Scolllsh
lineup..
A
good
game
seems
to
be
in
store
for
this
eveningand
then
wiJI
no
doubt
be
n
bumper
crowd
on
baud
lie
wilness
il,
More
(ban
2200
inen
ami
boys
will
play
ninalpiir
baspball
In
organized
'leagues
in
Jlritish
Columbia
Ihls
summer,
and
nearly
I
ft
00
nf
!!ipse
will
be
liuder
Ihn
jurlsdiclion
of
Ihe
ll.C'Ainaleiir
baseball
association.
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provinco-
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of
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Tenders
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Prince
lluperl
H.C.
SACItlFICK
HAL
Secure
our
pamphlet
on
our
SacrificiySale
for
two
Week.
Furniture
of
every
description
must
be
sold
lo
make
room
for
our
new
slock.
Prince
lluperl
KxchanRn.
FOIl
SALK.
Attractive
modern
furnished
five
room
bungalow
Large
basement;
good.
ijaun
Kverylhing
ready
lo
step
into
$3,00.0.00.
Apply
111
High
th
Avenue
KasL
FOIl
SALliUiloef,;
wilh
reiladt--ant
and
pool
hall
in
connec
tion.
Cheap
rent
and
good
lease.
Apply
or
wrile
A.
K
Henderson,
Hums
Lake,
II.
(J.
FOIl
SALK.
Pleasure
hoal"Ko.ho'
C.
L.
Heimlel.
Cold
Storage
,
Phone
221.
tf
FOIl
HKN'T.
six
rooms.
TO
RENT
-
Furnished
house,
Phone
1(H).
FOIl
HF.NT,
Claiip
aparlmenl
Wcslenhavcr
Hros.
,
If
BOARD
I
IDA
III
and
lloom,
or
lioiird
only
11.1
Fifth
Avenue
Kasl.
Plionn
Med
707.
HOAIll),
Second
The
Avenue.
Inlander,
H30
Phone
137.
wnii!
survey
oi
nils
ever-growing
sport
shows
that
there
are
at
least
Iwenly
organized
leagues
most,
of
which
will
be
aOilialcd
wiui
hip
provincial
uovermug
body.
Thorn
are
many
smaller
leagues,,
loo,
of
which
niiliileur
ofllcials
have
po
record.
In
Vancouver
Ih
roe.
senior
A
leagues
will
operate
wilh
two
senior
II,
one
Junior
and
one
juvenile
I
hose
loops
involve
a
total
ol
fifty
games
or
more
than
five
hundred
players.
The
season's
play
opened
generally
on
April
15.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
HICKS
OF
KASTIIOPF.
Marine
Knginos-
l-H.P,
l-II.V.
C-ll.P.
8-II.P.
H-II.P.
10-ll.p.
All
the
include
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
4-CVCLK
New
ami
s-
jhaT
wilhout
clutch
$185.00
I
cylinder
Mil
200.00
cylinder
III)
(50.00
cylinder
III)
750.00
cylinder.
Ml)
150.00
cylinder
LI)
175,00
above
except
-the
first
the
Famous
Joes
Itu-
verse
Oar,
and.
full
electrical
ami
propeller
equipment.
The
beat
thai
money
can
buy.
Kasthnpc
Hros.,
1717
(ieorgi.U
SI.
W.
Vancouver,
ll.C.
Always
at
your
service.
AnyWhere
at
Anytime.
Five
pw-
ienger
Dodgo
Sedan
Comfort
and
llourteay.
Hairs:
Bile
for
I
or
2
passengers,
2.ph-
for
each
additional
.
passenger.
PHONE
134
MAmNE
TAXI
SERVICE
.AUNCH
Oh
llaby"
at
your
ser
vice
day
or
night.
Uomforl
Safel-
Courtesy.
If
it'n
a
wtiter
(rip
call
liurie
Lanibly.
Phoi..!s
570
or
131.
TAXI
592
FUR
DKPKNDAHLIi
TAXI.
IJ
and
Nighl
service.
Comfort
anilM'oiirtnsy
is
my
motto.
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
llichmond
llooins.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(CaH
George,
Paul
or
Oust
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Ni?'
t
Stand:
.TOSS
CROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
Uni
ir
Hiiel
BEDDING
PLANTS.
Plants
that
grow
and
rtyay
you
for
your
labor.
McCarthy's
bedding
oiil
plants
are
speci
ally
acclimatised
and
o.in
be
relied
upon
to
produce
the
goods.
Slore
Phone
-
lied
IH3
(ireenliouse
Phone
Illock
I
OH
MCCARTHY'S.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NFAV
Process
Columbia
Ilecordi
no
scratching.
Finest
ro
productions
of
latest
Knx
Trots,
Songs
und
lusliumenlal
music
by
world
famed
artists
Call
in
and
hoar
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baonapo,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
waul
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Hox
009.
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Stewart
visit
.
Keith's
Cafe
in
King
Kdward
llolel
now
re-modelled.
Up-to-date
Dining
lloom
and
Lunch
Counter
BOD
KEITH
-
Manager.
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
Oenoral
Ilepair
Shop.
He-
pairs
of
all
kinds
promptly
allendeil
o.
Window
draperies
made
lo
order.
Carpet
laying
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLINOER
.Phono
HI
Hear
Sherman's
.Market,
Fulton
S!ro4l
KNITTED
GOODS
SWKATKHS
and
all
kill
I
ood
goods
made
Phone
Illack
395.
b
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nil
a
nimi
j
nf
lo
order,
tf
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biore.
v.
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s
change
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m.i
noons.
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