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or
Day.
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ARRIVED
Children's,
Growing
and
Misses'
SHOES
Ar
I,
I
Prices
Extra!
Girls'
MRS.
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Second
Ave.
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TOE
DAILV
NEWS
LIVELY
TIME
jp
-AT
MEETING1!
Amateur
Radio
-
-
-
-
Terrace
Farmers'
Institute
Members
Discuss
Marketing
and
Other
Questions
TKIIUACK,
Jan.
There
were
several
lively
interlude
during
Ilie
annual
meeting
nf
llhe
Kilsiiinkalum
Farmers'
ln-islilulc
1
1
1
1
1
in
Progress'
Hall,
j
Terrace,
on
Tuesday
niglit.
The
I
retiring
president,
II.
A.
Swain,
j
occupied
Ilie
chair,
a
good
galh'
jering
being
present
in
spile
nf
an
almost
nnprccedeiiled
pack
!
(if
snow.
The
report
(if
Ihp
directors,
i
read
hy
the
cccrclnry,
II.
Ilalli-:Vell,
slates
Ihal
Ilie
year
had
:
!
1
1
an
event
fill
one
fur
Ilie
ilis-:
Irist
and
even
if
the
results
were
mil
a
rosy
as
they
were
ex
peel
-jed
Ihey
nevertheless
const
ilnled
in
very
real
step
forward
and
'eouiplclch
falsified
Ilie
silly
pro-iphcsies
of
the
pessimists,
j
Afler
recounting
advnnlatus
;
gained
from
Ilie
CN.lt.
for
Ilie
,
ineinliei
s.
Hie
report
stales
'Ihal
ia
striking
and
extremely
useful
aeliievenjent
during
I
he
year
was
the
building
of
a
new
varehnusi
and
offiee.
This
had
lieeii
ac
complished
by
the
.labor
being
ui
itral
ituotily
hy
several
tiii'iiihi'i's
and
Ilie
wholi1
eosl
had
llteen
fuel.
Marketing
Fruit
!
Til'-
marketing
of
fruit
showed
an
advance
in
point
of
(plan
lily
or
58
per
cent
oXer
1112.1
.and'
lull
fo!-
the
disastrous
flooding
I
tin-
market
owing
lo
long
aid
dry
periods
Hie
prices
would
have
lieen
-JO
to
25
per
rent
higher
than
Ihey
were.
Financially
(he
year
began
in
stress
anil
storm
owing
In
Ilie
i
1
n.
a!
is
factory
winding
Ur
of
(lie
t
.i
J
(
loninc,
hut
the
volume
of
i
note
had
greatly
expanded,
.arliing
a
lotal
or
ll,r.2f,
and
'In-
yen
i-
ended
wilh
a
credil
hal-
:t
rt
if
22:i
heller
Hum
a
year!
.IK"-
J.
Wanie
called
attention
to
an
item
in
the
liahililies.
50(
note."
and
claimed
Ihal
Hie
directors
had
exceeded
llieir
powers
in
borrowing
111.
it
money.
The
chairman
contended
Hint
power
wjis
given
in
a
I
when
V.
II.
McDonald
as
an
nnsnccessfiil
candidate
for
Ihe
directorate.
Mr.
Mrilouald
luioM'd
the
resolution,
unit
it
was
I
passed
by
Hie
mceliiifr.
!
Mr.
McDonald:
"Ihal
is
not
'true.
I
was
never
n
candidate
'for
directorship
of
this
outfit."
r
the
Chairman:
"Yom
can
deny'
what
yon
like.
Mr.
McDonald.
I
was
present
and
know
what
took
place
and
I
have
also
seen
ilv
in
Hie
minutes."
I'llinialely,
on
the
motion
of
II.
1..
Frank.
Ihe
meelinff
ajrreed
lo
honor
Ihe
note.
!
Eliminate
Fruit
I
II:
L.
Frank
llien
moved
that
'the
institute
murine
its
future
I
otieriil
ions
lo
powder
alone
and
:cul
out
Hie
fruit
business
which
I
wn
only
a
loss.
'
The
Secretary
pointed
out
dial
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ass
Extra!
adds
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,.i.
ir
o,.i...i.ii,lions
were
ni.
I
,,iin
1
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I
(Oilier.
II
nill'.-i
I
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,
'nn
"i
n,lv"1"'1'
nt
f'"''
PT
month,
proper
credit
will
he
11
1,1
Hu'ir
nccounl
in
due
course.
I.ocal
radio
fans
were
much
inlereslcil
recently
in
listening
lo
the
"lleauly
Shop"
put
,on
at
Calgary
last
week
end.
't
he
choruses
came
through
well
hut
the
spoken
parls
were
not
always
clear.
Thai
was.
the
result
of
Ilie
speakers
not
standing
near
Hie
micraphone.
II
'is
quite
cvi-di'til
Ihal
Hie
players
could
mil
always
he
near
the
lillle
Attempts
have
heen
made-
at
various
limes
lo
gel
good
results
with
receivers
in
the
downtown
section,
hut
not
with
much
success.
Sels
operated
on
Ilie
hill
or
in
almost
mfy
oilier
pari
of:al
the
creditors
had
passed
the
i
to
financial
statement
which
sliow-ilo
lo
ed
a
profit,
of
over
x'.UM
under
Hull
head.
I.
A.
McKinnon
sufr?eslml
that
lime,
fertilizers
ami
seed
grains
he
added
lo
powder
in
Mr.
I'rnnk"s
motion.
.Mr.
Frank
ajtreed
and
the
motion
wiW
Hien
carried.
motion'
,,"'
,,,;c'"l:
iia-eil
at
a
meet
ins
in'
l'.)2l
Directors
II.
I..
Franks,
C.
Hamlin,
T.
II.
S.o(l,
K.
Olson,
land
II.
Ifalliwell.
I
Amlitors
W.
J.
Oooiiwin
and
X.
Sherwood.
Delegate
lo
district
convention
The
new
president.
The
directors
afterwards
met
and
elected
II.
I..
Frank
presi
dent,
T.
II.
Scott
vice-president,.!
II.
llalliwall
secretary,
and
jl.MPs.
midniaht
the
wear1
members
jj
j,,
made
I
heir
way
home.
TERRACE
NOTES
Fred
Slnrk.
M.I'.,
was
in
town
on
.Monday
and
held
an
informal
merlin?
of
liberal.
Major
Arklaml
of
Hie
Mounted
Police
made
Terrace
last
an
ollicial
week.
visit
lo
The
Willing
Workers
were
entertained
al
dinner
last
Sal
unlay
bv
llieir
leader,
.Mrs.
Par
sons.
;'
Miss
Di'war
of
Copper
Illvn
was
in
ipiel.
lown
for
Hie
Hums',
han-
Mr.
llaney
spent
Ihe
last
two
week
ends
in
lla.ellon
visiting
his
wire
who
is
in
Ihe
Ilazellon
Hospital
having
undergone
a
successful
operation
fur
appendicitis.
'the
Terrace
branch
of
Ihe
SI.
Andrew's
society
held
their
annual
bamitiel
Friday
on
Ilie
an
niversary
of
Hums
birthday.
It
proved
one
of
Ihe
most
popular
function
of
the
year,
so
popular
Ihal
I
here
was
'pot
sealing
cal-arilv
for
all
who
wished
lo
al-
jleiul.
.Sir.
Anderson,
Ilie
presii
dent,
proposed
Ilie
toast
of
The
jiving.
Mr.
Hepburn
the
loasl
to
llhe
ImtnoVlal
Memory
and
Ihal
iln
Canada
was
proposed
by
F..
T.
Kenney.
Hums'
address
lo
Ihe
Haggis
was
delivered
by
Tom
Young
in
a
most
dramatic
manner
and
fraternal
greet
lugs
were
received
from
Ihe
Prince
Ituperl
Society.
Afler
justice
was
done
lo
Hie
substantial
dinner,
tho
meeting
adjourned
lo
Ihe
pro
gress
Hall
when
a
splendid
pro
gram
of
songs,
recital
Ions
Ihaf
1
urn
afraid
to
let
my
children
(fo
out
upon
Ilie
streets,
hut
since
I
have
huill
my
radio
set
Ihey
are
content
to
stay
at
home."
.Jim
I.ee
report
Ihal
he
is
pelting
exceleli.
results
from!
his
set
out
on
'vent.li
Avenue,,
'I'hey
pel.
any
of.f.Hie
larger
sla-
lions
ones.
and
many
of
the
smaller
I
he
cily
seem
lo
receive
a
great
'
deal
louder
than
at
Hie
fool
of
Several
recent
Hie
hill
along
't
hird
Avenue.
lliiglainl
say
Ihal
San
I'rancisco's
Chiualown
holds
Ihe
local
record
for
Ilie
j?rcalcsl
nuinher
of
aerials
lo
the
Muck.
In
one
sipiare
there
are
2.'l
sets.
The
picluresipie
Oriental
roofs
Are
a
maze
of
these
wires.
The
elder
Chinese
like
Ihe
music
liesl.
as
it
Is
difficult
for
IIkmii'
lo
understand
radio
talks,
hul
their
children,
all
students
at
American
schools,
interpret
Ihcnr
rapidly,
(ion
San-nuie,
interpreter
for
the
immigration
service,
recently
wrote
lo
oiie
of
Ihe
liroadcasl
inft
stations:
''AiilonVohiles
are
so
numerous
in
Chinatown
on
Sundays
A
radio
nmaleiir
in
the
lillle
village
of
Mcnars.
a
lillle
village
of
Ilie
French
Pyranees,
recently
succeeded
for
ten
iniuules
in
heariiiK
the
radio
station
ll'WA
I'okfo,
Japan,
irrivals
from
radio
is
used
hy
almost
everyone
there.
They
heard
a
niiiiiher
of
receiving
sets;
and
say
Ihey
noticed
hardly
any
interference.
'Hie
jfovernment
does
not
allow
sipieals
hul
en-courafres
the
use.
of
hisli
srade
instruments.
A
hill
franlitia
suliidy
lo
the
new
Itadiu
Corporal
ion
of
Japan,
eslahlished
for
ilie
promotion
or
radio
intercourse
between
that
counlry
and
America,
will
be
introduced
in
Hie
Iiel
by
the
department
of
communications.
II
will
provide
foe
an
amount
eipial
fo
8
per
cent
of
the
capitaliza!
ion
of
the
concern.
Ila.ellou
over
Hie
week
end
visit
Mrs.
Tliomassoii
who
is
still
in
the
hospital
I
here.
.Mr.
ami
Mr,
l-loyti
tiall
re
lumed
to
Suiilliers
last
ednes
(lay.
Mrs.
Ill-id?"
.V.
ShcrwiMid
appealed
for
ajof
her
more
eiiiiealionai
ioucy
in
nc
pursued,
but
he
ot
no
support.
Salary
Changed
II
was
atrreed
lo
reduce
the
secretary's
salary
from.
Si2iHl
to
2ft
-and
!iay
a
commission
on!
sales.
The
follifwiiijj
officers
were
M.
Hall
e'lterlaineii
a
1'io'sday
evenuiK
in
luoior
(Jilesl
Mrs.
Floyd
Halt.
SNAPPY
SNAP
CLUB
HOLDS
FIRST
DANCE
Novel
Stunt
Pulled
off
During;
Progress
of
Events;
Prizes
Presented
A
ileiijfhirul
dance
was
held
in
Ihe
llostou
Hall
last
nihl.
under
Ihe
auspices
of
Hie
"SmippV
Snap
Club,''
lo
mark
Ihe
wind-up
of
llieir
winter
card
club
lourna-ment,
when
some
5u
couples
Iboroufrhly
enjoyed
dancing.'
until
Ihe
early
hours.
Duritm
the
evening
prizes
won
in
Ihe
clnl.
lournameul
were,
presenlcd
to
Jim
Slurireori,
firs
I
lady:
Lemon,
first
gentleman.
Miss
Winnie
l.arsen
and
.1.
Slur-
gcoii
draw
prizes.
Consolalion
prizes
wenl
lo
Miss
Lillian
Worsfnbl
and
Sid
Webb.
Novel
Feature
Is
your
i
m
A
novel
and
lanvhable
feal
lire
:
.
small
hand
of
ten
idayers
has
diiclfoii
of
Hubert
o
Hie
punch
bowl
prevented
actual
arrest,
and
Ilie
appearance
of
the
constable's
wife
(deorge
Murray),
who
ran
in
and
grabbed
her
man
by
the
car
caused
much
merriment.
Music
for
Ihe
dancftlg
was
furnished
by
Miss
SI.
Cyr,
piano,
ami
Ceo.
Itoric.
jr.,
drums,
aug-nienled
by
Kenney
Hood,
saxa-phone,
afler
supper;
Mrs.
H.
P.
Ponder
relieved
Miss
,
SI.
Cyr
during
Ihe
supper
interval.
Jim
Sturgeon
made
an
ellieienl
floor
manager
and
Mike
Lemon
was
on
Ihe
door.
SALVATION
ARMY
HAS
A
BUSY
SIX
MONTHS
ri..
umtii
nn
1
1
nl
Pimm'!
niiiiln
formed.
tiv
Dm
loenl
corns
of
Salva-
i
'
f
the
the
!
lion
army
shows
Ihal
consider-,
r-
able
progress
has
peen
mail
lo
j
during
Ihe
six
monlho
Jusl
clos-
"
wire
wise
an
von
IF
YOU
read
only
the
stock
and
sporting
pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
thr
n
you.
She
reads
the
shopping
news.
She
likes
to
hear
you
jingle
money
in
your
pockets.
She
likes
to
stretch
money
to
the
limit,
so
she
won't
have
to
ask
for
more.
She
likes
to
shop
strategically.
Know
what
she
does.
Comfortablv
at
home
in
a
cushiony
armchair,
she
scans
advertising
columns.
She
compares,
judges
and
selects
the
goods
she
desires;
maps
her
route;
with
least
effort
and
minimum
time,
goes
direct
to
the
planned
store
and
buys.
She
obtains
what
she
wants
at
the
lowest
price
il
is
offered.
She
ts
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
knows
advertised
goods
lioe
up
p
their
claims.
She
saves
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
to
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
These
advertisements
are
written
for
your
benefit
too.
Read
them.
Help
her
help
you
save.
Iwas
inlrodiiced
during
Ihe
second
i(ieu
orgaili.ed.
A
coriis
cadet
half
of
Ilie
program
when
"con-1
brigade
of
nine
young
people
va
stable"
Lance
PollcMon
entered
the
hall
ami
slopped
Ihe
music,
announcing
IIimI
floor
manager
Jim
Slurteoh
was
"wauled"
for
breaking
info
Ihe
I'.H.
Fish
Market
and
stealing
half
a
pound
of
sausages.
The
evidence
was
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
band
investmentnot
a
stock
spsculacioi
Jo
those
in
need
ami
:i(Hl
bund
le,s
ol
clothing
were
di-l
i
iluilcit.
Six
inquiries
were
recieved
foi
missing
people.
l'.igbl
names
were
added
lo
Hi''
rolls
and
a
WILL
TEA
PRICES
DROP?
A
shortage
in
Ihe
world's
tea
upply,
in
I
tic
l
ace
of
an
enor-
r
,.i
I..
Hi,,',
oeVel
mii.
I
iliii.ifsiinniis
dciiiafi.l,
is
forcing
prices
looked
Jnd.
However
Ihe
iulro-
up
lo
very
levels.
Te-i
merchants
realise,
however,
lliat
tea
al
a
dollar
a
pound
only;
brings
the
day
of
a
drop
in
pricej
so
much
nearer.
Tea
growers
j
are
making
such
irenieiiooos
profit
Hint
over-produelion
is
bound
lo
come
al
any
lime.
DEAD
WASTE
Mr.
Thrifty--
Doctor.
don't
think
much
or
Ihal
cough
medicine
of
yours.
Dr.
Piii
rem
I
am
very
sorry
to
hear
that.
What
is
the
reason?
ThrHly
Whr.
Hi,'1
i
much
of
it
dead
waste.
Curern
Dead
'waste?
Thrifty
Yes.
I
hadn't
tnken
more
thai
a
ipiarler
of
Ihe
bol-iltc.
when
my
cough
had
enlirely
i
disappeared
ami
there
is
Ihe
Soml-Annual
Rtport
Shows
Great
oilier
lhree-iuarters
just
thrown
Activity
by
Local
Corps.
away.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
ed.
'I'here
were
held
.'(00
indoor'
January
29,
1915.
meetings
wllli
an
average
al
'The
cily
council
decided
last
tendance
nf
2.10.
Open
air
meel-.nlglil
lo
use
the
101
i
assessment
lugs
numbered
175,
while
"oflaguln
Ibis
year.
The
cily
solie-
and
visits
were
made.
War
Oys
sold
ilor,
Fred
Peters,
recommended
Scolch
slep
dances
Interspersed
nutnbered
5,000
while
Kin
were
Ibis
course.
Aid.
.McClynionV
llhe
regular
dance
program
wliichgiven
away
al
Ihe
hospital.
Thejiad
rreen
In
favor
of
a
revision.!
conlinued
far
into
Ihe
morning
.paper
Young
Soldier
was
given
-
1
awny
lo
Ihe
minuter
or
inno,
j
Highland
rc
'.imeivis
are
ms
,
Joo
Tlioiniiuisson
inmlo
a
trl)l
Meals
and
beds
were
suppllelinguisliiiig
tlicmselves
in
tlic
OMSK!
fir
rs
3
it
&
n
3
,
II
ffl
1
Oii
fills
(ireal
War
as
Ihey
have
traditionally
done
in
wars
of
Ihe
pas!.
Weston
Cnyney
was
appointed
city
weighinasler
by
Ihe
council
last
night.
Other
applicants
iwere
.1.
II.
Kroiser.
P.
Prenosky.
W.
(1.
Smilh,
.1.
P.
llawkinson,
.lob
n
Knowles,
Frank
Harrison,
N.
Morrison,
T.
llailey
and
.1.
McKay,
'
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
intention
to
Apply
to
Purchait
Lnd
In
Skrom
I.nml
nislrlrl,
fr
Prlnrr
liiirmri
Honinlinir
Mtrini,
nl
"ilnnti-aiipiiitliiiiitclv
"lie
nil
i'
I"'1'
mil's
l
or
Sulvus
stutkiii,
on
sulvii
islmwl,
Ski-cna
lllvi-r.
Take
N'nllce
Unit
lluiloir
I.nrssnn.
nf
IH3
cnrlrlmi
St..
HiiriMby,
nci-iiiallnii
f.rtKR-cr,
Inicnds
li
apply
for
pi'i-nilsi'iii
to
piirrllHM
llw
foltewliiir
(lorrllel
lands:
'
('.niiininni-liiK
t
pi.t
planleil
at
Iln
snniliui'M
rnrner
or
l.nt
4n:i.
Salvos
Island;
tlH'iirp
soiith-.vcslcrly,
pprixl-inalelv
sun
yard:
I'neiv-fl
iiirlhwrsliTly.
mipMUliiiiilcly
ROO
yards;
Ihcnr
siinllierl.v,
snii
.vnnK
lo
imiIiii
nr
Iwirlnnliif
in
pl-lslin
all
that
txirtloii
nf
Snlvus
Island
vest
of
1.01
(KM
and
nmlalniiiK
:inr
ai-ri'S,
iimiD
or
lens.
THOMAS
MILLS
A
t-it
fur
ntlo-
LAnssoX.
LAND
ACT
Notlco
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leaie
Land
I
In
Prince
Itupprt
Land
tilslrlit.
Im
cnrdln
IilstrIM
of
I'rlnra
llnporl.
and
'
naif
at
liarnanl
Cnvn,
Prlnna
Royal
,
Island.
ll.C.
Tuki'
Xntlrn
that
Snmorvlllr
("anncr.x
'
Company
Limited,
or
Vani-nnvi-r.
n.O..
In-1
triuls
lo
apply
for
permission
lo
least"
the
fr.llnwlna
tleni-rlhed
lands:
Coiiiiiieni:;nit
nt
the
head
nr
liarnanl
Cove.
Prlnei-as
Iti'Viil
I'landi
thenee
mat
five
)
ehalns;
tlienec
norlrt
roflv
M0i
ehalns:
thenre
west
ten
i
ini
dm
Ins,
tnope
op
less,
to
Mw
water
maik;
tliencn
smith
alona
low
water
mark
I"
i(itt
of
'omiiieii'-eineiit.
anil
ilaltilna
fifteen
(!"'
arre.
morn
ne
less.
Si
MF.HVIl.Li:
NNEHY
COMPANV
MMITfn
"Sum
nf
.M'plh
.ml
V
J.
Jerrer
-
in.
Aaent
Dated.
Dc-rmber
tub,
Hul.
PA
"JE
vvrr.
Washer
and
Dryer
ILis
no
Wringer,
needs
none.
Won
(iobl
Medal
al
last
(Juelice
F.xhtbilion
over
al!
American
and
Canadian
M.n
hiiies.
Ca-lt
l'riee
S183.C0:
al-u
-old
on
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
II
DENTIST.
Helgerson
BlocK,
HRIIYOE
RUPliRT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
t
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Phon
C33.
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Evenlngt
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Prince
Rupert's
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Third
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