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Lake
Settlement.
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wa
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last
Lake
north
of
Yaiiderhoof
when
a
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DAJLT
IDITIOK
Tuesday.
February
IC.
I
Oil?.
Elevator
Will
Be
Finished
This
Week.
This
week
the
work
on
the
Dominion
Government
elevator
will
he
completed
and
toward
the
end
of
the
month,
after
it
has
heeu
fnTiaiy
inspected
by
the
architect,
it
will
he
formally
turned
over
to
the
government.
That
will
complete
the
government,
end
of
the
work.
"The
next
step
will
be
to
get
it
in
operation,
What
will
be
done
in
that
regard
has
not
yet
been
decided.
Ne
gotiations-of
various
kinds
with
a
view
to
its
operation
have
been
in
progress
but
up
to
the
time
Of
-writing
this,
no
news
a
to
u
settlement
has
been
received,.
Possibly
hy
the
lime
this
i
published
there
may
be
iiewjs.
year
at
Stewart
headed
hv
hir
John
Pitka
went
in
and
prepared,
the
way
for
more.
The
announcement
"yeMerday
that
bir-Jolin
had
arranged
for
the
purchase
ol
more
land
in
the
neighborhood
indicates
that
the
preliminary
work
ha
been
a
success,
and
thai
Sir
John
and
hi
party
ave
satisfied
with
conditions
at
the
Lake.
If
thee
Esthonians
can
make
a
success
of
settlement
in
that
country,
it
seem
a
if
British
people
might
be
able
to
do
the
same.
They
baje
plenty
of
initiative
and
pluck
and
all
thai
seem
neceary
to
siicces-
i
a
leader
of
the
Sir
John
Pitka
type.
P.Q.E.
Country
Described
In
London.
The
Canadian
Gazelle
has
a.good
description
with
picture
of
the
P.fi.K.
railway
and
country
and,
this
i
reprinted
today
for
the
benefit
of
Prince
Rupert
people,
many
of
whom-have
but
a
vague
idea
of
what
i
there.
They
do
not
realize
that
up
to
naie
train
nave
been
running
on
Ihe
line
a
shown
in
the
pic
tores
and
that
the
people
of
the
district
are
vetting
a
good
Mrt
vice.""hich
they
con(d
not
have
got
any
oilier
way.
Willi
a
vig'oron
settlement
policy
and
tufder
capable
mnnngemenl
the
line
will
yet
prove
a
success.
Definite
Habits
Of
Systematic
Work.
In
hi
report
to
the
school
board,
al
Victoria
'Principal
Smith
complains
that
the
.people,
Of
that
city
do
not
encoiirntre
their
children
in
regular
lminfc
Indies.
"While
there
has
been
a
repulsion
acrainst
too
inuclr
hnjne.
work,
the
swing,
or
the
pen-diilum
has
gone
to
the
olher.
exlreme
'ainl
ttto
Utile
Is
done.
In
a
letter
lo
Ihe
board
Ihe
principal
says
loo
manv
fail
to
realize
the
advantage
Of
gelling
students
lo
form
a
definite
liabit
of
doing
some
sylematic
work
each
evening.
Because
there
are
isolated
instances
of
slivlenls
spending
an
unrea-nn-nble
amount
of
lime
upon
home
study,
they
condemn
the
whole
plan
ud
would
abolish
il
completely.
He
avs
he
thinks
hovs
anil
gul-
iodu
si
fter
more
from
loo
tew
definite
dutie
in
the
evening
Minn
from
too
many.
UMiWTTr.
wis
"Tr
a
mr
to.hight"
GRANT'S
Best
Procurable
IkBiwiwal
(THE
ORIGINAL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BMtbJ
MiJ
ftnmUti
by
tiDiM
Bl
.
Qlal
OiMWt.
OWI-
Jttk
'I'his
nilverlisemont
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Lhpjor
Control
Hoard
or'
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
'grand
master
Local
Masons
Were
Out
in
Force
Last
Night
on
Occasion
or
Mr,
Manson's
Presence
Out'
of
lln'
largest
gathcring
of
Maon
hi
the
history,
of
ihej
city
atleiuli'il
al
the
Temple
on-Sixlh
Avenue
last
nisrhl
for
I
j
ocoasion
r
the
ofllotal
mm)
of
Hon
A.
M.
Mnifon,
Oraml
Matter
'for
ltiitish
I'.olumhla.
After
the
lodge
meeting
which
wa
under
I
lie
join
I
.inspire
of
Tsinipsi'iin
ami
Tyee
Lodges,
there
was
a
banquet
at
which
Aid.
V.
M.
Hrqwn.
master
.of
Tinipean
lAidg'.
presided
-ami
al
which
a
slirriu'-r
address
wa
delivered
hy
Mr.
Man
son.
Tomorrow
niirht
Mr.
Mansnn
Will
proceed
lo
Aav-ox
to
pay
Ins!
official
v
i
i
I
Im
1'noch
Lndfere.j
Some
twenty
or
.o
local
Mmsohs,
will
accompany
him.
CHANGE
OF
PROGRAM
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Two
Wonderful
Comedies
Pre
sented
for
Remainder
of
Week
There
has
been
a
ehaae
made
in
the
prugrani
for
the
remain
der
of
this
week
at
the
West-
liolme
Theatre,
(in
Wednfljiday
and
Thursday,
will
be
presented
a
diverting
mysleTj'
drama
"llohbod
Hair,"
the
reen
ver
sion
of
the
popular
novel
written
by
twenty
noted
aHtkors.
Mlow-el
by
a
comedy
"Stupid,
httl
Brave."
and
Aesop'
Film
FaW.
The
story
is
an
.
entrancing
oae
of
a
flapper
who
did
not
know
which
or
two
men
she
loved,
so
she
ran
away
with
a
third.
There,
is
lots
of
excitement
ami
many
his
scenes,
winding
up
with
a
goreou
cottMe
ball.
Then
on
Friday
and
Saturday
there
be
presented
that
out-ra-jeou.-ly
funny
emedy,
"lib.
Ioc.tor."
a
comedy
of
oills.
thrills,
a
pretty
nurse
and
a
iek',
man
who
had
nothing
the
matter
with
him.
T
picture
i
made
rrom
the
funniest
story
Harry
Leon
Wilson
ever
wrote.
You'll
have
a
temperatare
when
you
finish
seeinfr
the
sick
man
oured.
Then
tliere
is
Hie
comedy
"Mmi-kf,-
Bnsine'
and
Patlie
Review.
VALENTINE
SOCIAf
EASKHURCH
GYM.
interesting
Program
and
Sale
of
Boxes
Last
Evening
At
the
Valentine
social
at
Rupert
East
I'hurcb
iymnasiuin
a
Ureal
program
was
enjoyed
la
I
evening.
The
hall
was
tate-j
fully
decorated
with
flags
and
huge
hearts.
Mise.
Olive
Cordon
and
Aleila
MfKinley
played
a
pianofore
duet,
Andy
Murray
santi
a
couple
of
solos,
and
X.
Moorhouse
fjave
a
selection
on
his
saxaphone.
J.
Wiatt
put
pep
into
ihe
proceedings
with
his
violin.
The
Indies
made
excellent
baskets,
the
men
proving?
themselves
very
enthusiastic
buyer.
Donations
of
chocolate
for
the'.
auction
were
grivon
by
(Sor-doh's
7th
Ave.
Grocery
Siore,
the
Prinze
liuperi
Tftide
Supply.
OHhe's
DniR
Store,
and
Ihe
Prince
It
u
pert
Pharmacy.
About
twenly
dollar
above
expense
were
made.
The
ladies
had
plenty
of
extra
refreshment
on
hand
for
everybody,
ami
the
game
were
entered
into
in
urea!
spirit.
Decorations
were
in
charge
of
Mr-.
Andy
Murray,
refreshments
of
Mrs.
lb-ale,
and
pi'OKiam.
Mis.
Squire.
OFFICERS
ELECTED
'VALENTINE
PARTY
IN
I
PRESBYTERIAN
HALL
VISITS
LODGES
On
Friday
evmihiK
Mm
jarirl
of
the
Silver
I.
I.
roup
enter.
talne
at
a
valentine
in
the
basement
or
tin-
1'ie.liv
terian
Church.
Aniong
1
lie
uiel
were
(be
Mitw
irghoa
Kiel,
,
Gertrude
MeKenwe,
iMeila
MeKinlcy,
nliell;t
Mneknv.
Ilnrolhv
Pal-
iore.
Evelyn
Winker.
Francef
Qxts.
Ailti
MiniKtii
Viofe4
Whitlow.
aiKlU3itlth
Lewi.
Mlfiif
enjoyable,
game
were
.
played,
and
contest
hehi,
the
prirti-whuier
bcia
the
Mie
Lilian
Tru.
Virginia
Riel.
Edit
li'Lewfs,
anil
Itiwcmary
Wins-low.
Ai
ten
.ilrk
refreshment
were
erved
in
Ute
siip(er
Coom.
which
was
prettily
decorated
wflh
red
treaiiprs
and
hearts,
The
favor.
were
heart
plarernrd
vvilh
appropriate
ver.
and
vali-nimc
basket
filleil
with
caudv.
At
twelve
.irlxck
tin
parly
broke
mi,
having
spent
i
very
enjoyable
pvpihiiu
under
the
rhaperoiou'e
of
Mr-
K
I.
Hire.
SOCIAL
EVENING
BY
KNIGIITSOF
COLUMBUS
Enjoyable
Affair
Took
Place
Last
Evening
in
Catholic
Recrea-.
tlori
Hall
An
eujoyabte
social
evening
wa
held
last
night
in
the
natho-
lic
recreatkm
ball
b
the
KnijrUI
of
:olubt.
T'liere
were
some
125
persons
preioiii
mid
priie
at
card
wric
wmt
a
follow:
BriaVxe
Idie'
rirst,
Mr.
K.
A.
WnkefieW:
ifttsn's
first.
-U
Iirseii.
Wbisl
Indies,
first..
Mrs.
P.
J.
MHrn'Cli;
men's
fifd,
James
J.
Hawwj.
Itefrefthntentft
were
ervoi
and
daiieine
fohkW(I,
iodide
beiwu
ftirnished
by
Gie
Westhe4ine
Orchestra.
9:
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
THE
In
tie
i-uy
.r
Trail
i
being
reiiiu'Pil
li
tuiir
mail
a
wek
eastboumt
am)
they
are
iti.Yktap
a
i-fCong
proteW.
Here
we
"'
had
nior'
than
tan?
mails
i
week
yet
we
lake
it
lyins
down.
ANY
public
Imrtitntton
i
nor-
lilal
when
the
enmiultlee
iu
charge
spealWV'P'irs
inudetfuale
equipment.
THK
olh-T
dav'a
correspondent
sent
what
he
called
some
Mini
verse.
The
editor
tiiCHed
il
ever
to
4e
with
tin-
emphatic
remark
that
it
wa
blankety
blank
verse
It
was.
ABOUT
the
best
place
I
hsv?
ever
thou?ftl
of
living
wa
within
my
inceifte,
hot
I
never
arot
lher
1
HAVE
known
olnee
wtieiw
the
people
ebnsldererj
bridge
a
wicked
tfnme
even
on
Suturdav
niffhis.
If
they
had
dropped
in
on
a
quiet
same
m
a
ChriUan
home
iu
l'rinee
ItHnerl
on
-lin.
day
evening
they
vvoild
ha.viJiaij
ien
nai'nuc
:
,
1
1'
y
KVr.HMf)I
knownHjiat
niiio
worn,
earner
than
vWBKitltbeflaiis?
they
have
no
linif
td
.3t"nd
all
clion
1e.
'
..
nillXS
Lake
j,
to
have
a
nin
o'clock
curfew
Ml.
Apparently
ne
iiiiin
i.nke
people
nre
n
Toini
nr
a
joke
are
Prince
ltd
jiert
eili.cn.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
February
16,
1916.
FAR
AnAIRfARW
i
1
bewail
or
toW
CHAPTER
I.0.D.E
1
kn,
Adair
f'arss
Chapter.
Imperial
Order'
Daughters
or
the
Kmpire.l
at
it
annua)
.meeting
last
iukIH.!
ilecled
ofricei
as
follows:
'
Honorary
Ittigfint
Mrs.
Alfred1,
('arss.
.
i
II
,
r
.
.
r
.
.
.
.
.
vcvfunr
.Mrs.
u.
urcnaru
mp-i
Lend.
j
to
VMi
Vlcctrejtentr
.Mrs.
Uer-
R
berl
Hampton.
Second
Vice
reftent
Mrs.
8.
J.
llvans.
"
j
Secretary
Mrs
J.
A.
Tens.
!
Treasurer-AMrs.
W.
A.
Kehoes
Fecrntarv-
-.Mrs.
C
V
j
Kemp.
J
Kducalionul
Secretary
Mr.
id,
W
Kerr
i
Standard
nearer
Mrs.
S
V
Cox,
Salonika
Tin
feile
a
.
iveruineni
ha
IF1
X&)
You
can
t
H
W
'
but
what
ffi
1
will
mate
you
m
y
y'
feel
better.
1
M
awirr".liialal
I
I
V
Tliday.
Feb,
Authorized
Sale
Victor
Records
Starts
To-morrow!
A
special
list
of
standard
selections
by
famous
Victor
entertainers.
Famous
numbers.
All
double-sided
records,
10-inclr
size,
formerly
75
cents
renewed
the
ordcr-in-roiim-il
fiviuu
American
halibut
boat
Ihe
privilege
of
usinp
the
porl
of
Prince
Huperl
for
shipment
Of
catches.
Harry
Howe,
rhaffcur
for
the
i'rince
Huperl
Auto
Co.,
broke
lux
arm
while
rraiiklna
a
car
lln
morning
and
has
been
iidiniMed
lo
Hie
hospital..
Provoking
Why
did
you
strike
Ihe
telegraph
operator?"
the
J
iiIr
asked
Hie
negro.
Well,
yo
honor,"
said
the
culprit,
"J
hands
him
a
telegram
for
my
girl
an'
lie
starts
readin'
it
Ho
I
just
nacliurally
up
an'
hand
him
one."
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Central
Tlioiiiu
llyan,
clly.
Three
for
One
Dollar
Your
Only
Chance
to
Buy
These
Records
There
will
be
no
more
at
these
prices
when
present
stocks
are
exhausted.
Select
your
favorites
out
of
these
bargains
now,
before
the
titles
you
want
are
sold.
out.
Also
some
12-inch
size
double-sided,"
formerly
$1.50
each,
now
2
for
$1.50,
or
79
cents
each.
At
all
Authorized
"His
Maker's
Voice"
Dealers
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Caimda.l
imiled
,
CANADIAN
!iPACinc
l4llfi
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
F
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JUKUO.
JIAtWAT
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VICTORIA.
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JUITU
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llik.
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nnciM
KATMCE
for
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wnion
Bir,
!
Blla
Ha,
Ottin
rail.
Nmu,
lrl
Ctmptiall
Rlf,
end
Vntour
ir,
tlurtfiy
11
cm,
lnf
fp
all
tmhla
Lln.t.
Full
lnformiO
f,,m
W.
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OnOHAno
ttnrl
tnl.
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4lh
llrttl
and
Srd
Any.
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