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advertising
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITIO
Saturday.
IVli.
i,
1920.
When
Recreation
Becomes
A
Business.
Recreation
becomes
a
business
when
we
think
more
of
it
than
we
do
uf
our
business.
If
btiMnesss
iour
fir.-l
thought,
our
blame's
will
succeed.
If
recreation
is
our
first
thought,
it
will
Micceed
and
luiMiiess
will
not
We
can't
do
our1
bet
in
both
lines
of
endeavor.
Every
mau
has
important
work
to
do
but
it
would
teem
a
muiiy
have
nothing
important
except
to
amuse
tlietnt-eheK
after
their
work
'.is
over..
'Die
whole
Ihoilght
i
to
gel
away"
from
the
work
in
ocderlo
de,vtjtef,.tLnj,to
recreation,
Tjien
rerreation
cease
to
be
repeat
toiii-.l
t'.liee1ine
'
ainpbWi'jIhoii.
1
'
;
The
idea
Of
recreation"!
io
luake
one
fiptri
$u
w
dtk.
!
Willi
most
of
us
what
v?e
call
-'recreation
wholly
unfits
us
for
work.
Tlie
result
i
that
in
the
work
of
life
we
fail.
Anyone
Can
Borrow
Ig
Credit
Is
'Good.
,
.
.
.,
t
Anyone
can
borrow,
if
his
credit
is
good.
Bankers
are
almost
always
too
glad
to
lend.
It
is
their
business.
They
have
surplus
funds
that
they
like
to
liave
working.
They
hae
no
use
for
lying
up
cash
in
their
vaults
.when
it
may
be
made
productive,
but
tlie,
do
not
wujit
It
to
be
out
too
long.
Some
people
go
to
the
bunks
tor
credit
when,
if
they
looked
at
it
from
a
business
point
of
view,
they;
might
"be
sure
they
could
not
horrow
a
dollar.
Baiikt'rs
wantvlo
gtjl
their
moucv
back
and
that
without
having
to
phi
oressiireto
Le.tr
on
their
customers.
.
.
,
f
Banks
do
not
lend
money
oirreal
estate.
although-they
will
accept
real
estate-as
collateral,
security.
1
-
vi;-'
A
.
.'
Considerable
Change
In
This
City.
A
few
years
ago
it
was
most
difficult
16
borrow
money
on
real
estate
in
this
city.
Today
that
is
changed.
Money
is
now
available
for
good
mortgages
on,
income
bearing
property.
You
can
horrow
on
a
store,
nr
on
a
good.
house
'
There
is
money
ef-fering
most
of
the
time
here
i)Uw
whereas
a
few
years
ago
it
was
almost
impossible
to
get
"a
(jirllar.
As
the
city
increases
in
size
and
importance,
the
borrowing
powers
will
mciea-e.
,
-
,
.
'
Curing
The
Blues
Sometimes
Difficult.
.
XV-V
Men
and
women
are
emotional
creatures.
Today
they
fire
ftdl
of
hupe.
joy
and
ithusiafcnif-aiid
tomorrow
they
descend
to
the
lowest
depths
of
despair.
.
Life
is
well
worth
living
while
they
are
on
Ijie
moiuttnin
peaks,
Jbul
when
the
depression
sets'
in,
a
cheery
companion
or
a
cheery
word
U
wneii)
a
million
dollars.
Women
are
more
apt
to
gel
moody
than
men.
They
are
different
in
llwjr
natures
and
bine..
a
hpoil
of
reiving
on
other-for
sympathy.-
These
periods
of
depression
('may
not
come
lo
everyone
bul
the
majority
or
people
gel
them.
They
depend
largely
on
bodily
-health
and
menial
altitude.
At
such
limps
snm
ncnnlu
take
lo
drink
or
.drugs
bul
fhe
sensible
person
relies
on
hi
own
I
'
"if-
iMtvuiniuiion
not
10
give
wav
and
the
society
of
cheerful'
friends
-win
,
a
great
ileal
to
bring
bark
normal
condition.
The
way
to
avoid
the
-'bines"
is
to
keep
physically
fit
and
to
always
have
some
outside
interest.
Intro-snection
is
mil
H
good
thing,
except
perhaps,
as
a
brief
Lenten
exercise.
CrispJasty
Nourishing
TRISCUIT
made
of
perfect
whole
grains
of
wheat-Delicious
with
butter,
cheese
or
marmalades
PARENT-1EACHERS
WHIST
AND
BRIDGE
HELD
LAST
NIGHT
Last
evening
I
lie
Parenl-Teaeuers
Association
held
a
whist
unit
hiilre
drie
tu
tlie
Auilitorium
of
the
Booth
School.
11
was
(he
first
of
a
series
of
such
affairs
heing
undertaker
hi
aid
of
the
P.T.
futul
and
proved
such
a
success
that
similar
evenings
may
he
looked
forward
to
during
the
year.
The
arrangements
for
the
evejjing
were
left
in
the
hands
of
Mrs.
Win
slow,
Mrs.
Smith
and
Mi.H
Mercer
ami
Were
carried
out
without
a
hitch.
Miss
Marsh
was
at
the
door
and
Mr.
Elkins
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies..
The
hall
was
nicely
decorated
with
plants.
Twenty-four
tables
of
bridge
and
whisl
were
filled.'
At
II
p.m.
the
play
ers
adjourned
to
the
domeslio
science
sewing
room
where
the
tables
had
been
artistically
arranged
with
daffodils.
Ilefresh-inents
were
served
by
Mrs.
Smith,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Fuller.'
Mrs.
Hall
!,
Mrs.
Viereck,
Mrs.
VVest
and
the
Misses
Evelyn
Ial-uy.
Laura
Kriiell
and
Vera
Smith.'
The
bridge
prizes
were
won
by
Mrs.
Frank
Moore
and
Mr.
Ou-
1ick:
the
whist
prizes
by
Mrs.
Dalby
and
H.
T.
Anderson.
The
evening
pleasantly
eonclnded
with
a
short
impromptu
danee.
the
music
for
which
was
supplied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
linliek
and;
Mjss
Bessie
Derry.
CONCERT
BY
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
OF
UNITED
CHURCH
SUCCESSFUL"
A
very
succcssl
ul
Sunday
school
concert
was
held
in
Hie
I'niled
Church
last
night.
The
performance
was
greplMl
with
a
full
house.
Karl
Barrie
presided
and
the
program
was
as
follows:
Selection
hy
ProL
Piyce's
Juvenile
Orchestra.
Sketch
"The
Uhal
Speakers."
Tableaux
"Little
Miss
Muf-felt."
"Liitle
Roy
Blue,"
and
"Three
Old
Maids
of
Lee.''
Vocal
solo
!nrnlJiy
1'raser.
Violin
solo
Audrey
Parkin.
Chorus
"When
the
Fairies
Went
Away,"
by
Miss
Martin's
'
class.
Wand
drill
Junior
Trail
Hartrers.
,
Chorus
"Dolly's
Lullaby."
by
Mrs.
Kersrin's
class.
Piaae
solo
Norma
Rogers.
Chorus
''Hie
Birdios'
Ball."
I'y
Mrs.
Kersrin's
jclas.
Sketch
"The
Train
lo
Mauro."
Tableaux
"Where
are
You
fioimr'
My
lfretty
Maid?,'
fkeicn
a
worth
Wlule
Jnti.
'
Senior
Trail
Hangers.
Itecitation
Xellie
Ourvich.
Piano
solo
Henry
Heiltironer.
Chorus
"The
Tambourine
Sonsr."
Mr.
Kirkpalrirk's
class.
Mieicn
-
i
me
iiaiiroail
pot
in
Prince
fliifK-rt."
SUM
SPELLING
BEE
WINNERS
COMING
Four
Children
to
be
Entertained
Locally
Under
Auspices
of;
Board
of
Trade
Four
children
between
the
ages
of
twelve
and
fourteen
as
well
as
the
person
in
charge
will
be
entertained
by
the
Prince
Rupert
board
of
trade
on
April
7
when
they
pass
through
.on
their
way
to
Stewart.
S.
H.
Parker
will
give
one
of
his
Ford
cars
and
a
driver
to
lake
them
around
and
the
teachers
of
the
cily
will
he
asked
to
co-operate.
The
children
are
the
winners
of
the
Sun
spelling
bee,
which
is
bein!
held
at
Vancouver
and
the
winners
in
which
get
a
free
trip
to
Stewart
and
bark.
UNITED
CHURCH
L
A.
ELECTS
ITS
OFFICERS
Mrs.
John
NIcKechnle
Chosen
to
Guide
Organization's
Affairs
.
During
1926
The
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
Uniled
niiureh
has
elected
officers
for
t!2rt
aw
follows:
President
Mrs.
John
MeKecJi-nie.
Firs!
vice-president
Mrs.
W.
H.
Kerjdn.
Second
vice-president
Mrs.
James
Krikevsky.
Fecretary
Mrs
V
T
Kerjtin
Treasurer
Mrs
V
B.
TijE
DAILY
,NKVfl
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
'
j
Vul
ran'!
utiilci'slaiiil
all
Mu-
Enjoyable
Time
Spent
at
Booth
ulini
say,
but
you
ran
si'.
hi
School;
Refreshments
Ser-
jtoeili
when
no
on"ee-
4iis
moulli
yed
In
Sewing
Hoom
tn
jjnnvl.
A
rMVKHSlTYStu.lent
ejoped
with
another
.
nniuVt
wife
,and
jelainis
it
would
have
been
i,n,q
!
moral
noi
i
do
so
because
sue
loved
In
to
and
di.'l
nol
love,
her
!
husband.
That
Is
a
new
Blunt.
St
IMF.
peOplAnro
not
ric!i
ciiohkIi
lo
he
unhappily
married.
Vol'
N'li
people
know
such
a
loi
these
days.
If
tl
were
all
true
it
J
would
not
be
o
bad.
No
one
cares
for
a
person
who
is
always
throwing
mud.
That!
is
wlni
I
I
don't
like
about
i!
Ford.
THF.
editor
snys
he
wants
a-
cure
ror
me
niues.
I
susKOSi
a
funeral.
Lei
him
eul
out
mb
of
his
dullest
eilihlHal
and
bury
OH.
an
editor
lihio
In
a
deuce
of
n
stew
;
Was
in
seajieli
f
something
to
say;
Be
sci'uii
lie.l
his
dull
head
And
wi-hed
lvlntstlf
dead.
So
he
drowned
Uiinsetf
out
in
the
hay.
i'hen
hewai-e
of
the
fate
Of
thar
editor
late.
And
try
to
be
cheerful
and
haiipy
lVr
the
hay
is
no
place
t
To
disi;rtire
your
face
So
keep
your
mind
rleai
.
Iirixli!
and
snappy.
LUTHERAN
SCHOOL
CLOSED
FOR
SEASON
The
evening
school,
conducted;
flnrinu
Hie
winU-r
liv
S.
Pauls'
Lutheran
Church,
was
elsel
ul
the
end
of
1'ehrunn.
tiavillR
slarteii
November
i',.
iurinc
this
term
about
SO
persoy
vvere
enrolleil.
The
use
of
iputrtero
in
Kmc
llward
Peliool
was
era
n
led
hy
the
school
lioaid
and
He,
p.
I..
Itai-ler.
Mrs.
F.
Helni!tn.
P.
Pederser
anl
J.
.In'
liyl'liion
of
St.
Paul's
('horch.
slid
Mis
S.
A.
Mills
and
Mis
W.
Laren
of
Hie
public
school
staff
leave
their
services
fiw
as
teachers.
The
object
of
these
rlaes
ha
tieen
fb
enable
imiair
rants
to
acquire
the
F.nptlli
lftocuape
and
thos
allending
have
made
very
satisfactory
pr(cre.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
K.
F.
Snider
tias
arrived
here
lo
take
the
jd.ice
of
3.
3.
Kale&h
as
train
ayent
between
Prince
ltujiert
ami
Smilhers.
Mr.
Ilnleigf)
has
been
appointed
fl.
T.
P.
ayeut
at
Ketchikan.
Cily
Police
Constable
?liel
sailed
last
nicht
on
Hie
Princess
Sophia
Inking
an
insane
man
to
New
Westminster
asylum.
There
is
Iteavy
snowfall
in
the
north.
F.ighteen
incites
fell
here
yesterday.
BATTALION
ORDERS
By
Lieut.
Colonel
.1.
W.
Xicholl-.
Officer
couiinnndtnn
1st
Battalion
North
B.C..
Heftimen'.
102nd
Bn.
t'.F
F.
)
I'arnde.
Battalion
muster
parade,
in
Hie
cmory
Tuesday
nt
8
p.m.
Lei
tm-e
at
8.;t0
p.m.
tiy
Lieut.
r,oi'nei
5Mordie.
She
Could
Never
Do
The
Things-
Other
Girls
Did
MiM
L
J.
Bou,
fecillard,
Alts
write:
"I
id
only
twenty
Yran
old,
but
ivt
uffcrftd
from
nrert
palpitation
tod
nerve
trouble
or
several
years.
I
eoulJ
never
do
the
thlnpt
other
girls
diJ,
that
n,
lo
the
line
of
sports,
ikatinj,
etc,
and
could
never
apjwud
on
niyaelf
at
work.
About
six
moatha
ago
I
begaa
4U1II
rtnadTTnrM
nd
am
Jnt
twie
tie
girl
I
tras,
and
can
enjoy
everything
in
gcaeral
life
no
much
more,
1
am
very
grateful
.
.
uf
11
i
A
..
aA.
2or
wiiai
juur
i
ilia
vavv
uuuv
vi
me,
Pnl
i.n
mlw
t
TS,
T
WHlnirn
Co.,
LluTted,
Toronto,
Out.
Hotice
"Poker
hands"
pow
packed
in
each
package
and
1
tin
of
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
Smoking
Tobacco.
I
Save
thee
"poker
hands"
and
for
the
return
of
I
any
52
(bearinc
any
numbers)
we
will
mail
a
pack
I
of
high
grade
playing
cards.
I
-Or
for
a
complete
set,
numbers
1
to
52
inclusive,
I
we
wQl
send
2
packs.
I
There
is
no
advertisement
pree
I.S.II.,
kiilijert
:
l.ii
"n
i.i
ailway
irooii
with
'II
Hi
"I
III',
'irjuiehes
if
the
erv
ire."
Signal
wrlimi
.ir,,.r
(or
II'-
lriic!hn
cliielav
a!
M
p.m.
Muwlry
Miin.iiii!e
riiK
.raeiice.
tri.
lay
,it
H
,m.
Mrderts-
officer
lor
the
Wee
inline
Saturday.
Murcb
13.
Lieut
V
ii.
Itix.
(inlerly
Srwt.
II.
A.
Pwntler.
S.
1
1.
JOHNSTON.
Major
and
Adjutant
Attach"!
1st
X.tt.C.
Hetri
WSTiS
NOTICE.
Dlttralon
n4
Uia
TkC
Not
il,
Umi
Vh-is
Hanfi.
'i.ret
ml
viiiie
l.iu
.
hiM-
allr-
i'
siM
ll.l
rl..n
lliilMllir.
V'lrloru.
H
'
.
Kill
JIM-I.V
(.
r
a
li.rlti
t-
i
uai-
ami
uoe
if
illrtr
trri
r
eraKl
it
al-r
mil
if
Mr
c.lm-k
i.mk..
lurh
fhivk.
Muilrl
i'l.
4ImJ
uram
mli
ksrau
Hay,
alauii
4
.tlU"
el
nt
I.
ilia
I
la
ml.
Modm
iHlrl.
rlw
water
villi
hr
ilivrrtsl
rnsii
tlie
irsain
tl
a
point
lnn
Itiree
qtiartrra
of
I
HtkK-
iHirihlerb
rrwu
lla
Miuirieaal
unuT
of
s-.
a,
Ti.
t.
and
lll
Im
iimI
it
IhmioMW.
Uiiitiiir.
I'owrr.
niriui.
lo
'latlnal
iurpH
luasi
tlw
laml
iIm-HIimI
a
wrt
it
TiinluiM
f
ainl
4,
Urtliaiu
I1jiwI.
Ib
IiI
i
iail
l.imim
nr
IraM-
b
ii'll-anl.
Till
IHilIrr
ln
mi
I
In
anajiHl
mi
ib-
ttt
da)
or
iniar
I."..
A
co)
.if
Una
mil
e-e
aiu
an
aji'l''
aii'.n
rtiaiil
IhrreUt
au1
In
llw
"Water
sn"
kiii
im-
nini
iii
ttie
urrir.-
,.r
iw
Water
Itenirder
at
Crlwe
hnieri,
It
i
otijertlwi
to
tlie
ailleaOuii
tua
im-
film
Mil
Hie
aul
VVlf
lleMM-iler
r
villi
Ox
eiii.nll'r
of
Water
Hlslit.
I'arliaineni
''milium-.
VH'lafU,
H.C
wllhln
linn
in
after
tis-
rirt
nirii.-.
of
iu,.
mlM-r
In
a
Iwal
iH'ejia'er.
Tlw
cllli-
ul
4a
flral
.I'll
I.I
M-a
I
urn
uf
llri
n..ih.
naren
tin.
ivih.
south
inline
rontWTa
m
"nr
I.TH-.
Apfiiini.
By
llari.Ul
K
VTiyte.
Asenl
WSTEH
NOTICE.
Dlvaraton
and
Ua
rSKK
OTIi:t
that
.Will
eaeirir
rorel
aiMt
Mine
lid..
wInim-
addreaa
I.
Jul
I'einlierlun
Hulldint.
Vlri.irla.
li.i
..
v
ill
il.l
Tor
a
llretice
to
lake
ami
imp
:m
'Hliir
feet
rer
eniiiil
r
water
mil
nf
kamiii
Creek,
vlilrh
riima
auutlierly
ami
.Imin.
Mil"
Mia
1
1-
i:imrk
r.rerk
alH.nl
..in
Hid
mie
half
nille
rriMii
lla
linililli.
I
Im
water
will
.tie
diverted
rrmti
tl.
iriain
al
a
ImiiiiI
ale
nit
.me
half
nille
iiorllieterl
frmii
the
.uitlM-i
riirner
nt
Sfi
:i,
Tp.
t.
aiirt
Villi
lie
iiM-d
'or
liiinielr.
MlnliiK.
Inwer.
Hleam.
In
ilsntrlal
punM"ea
uimui
Die
land
li
.
iil.nl
t'rt
i'f
Tiinliln
and
4.
Orahani
llaiit.
held
a
iUail
l.li'eiirea
or
li-aw"
In
iplillrant.
Thl'
notice
v
mmled
mi
Hie
around
im
the
f'lli
tuy
nr
iruar.
.
A
eiiiy
uf
OiIk
inline
and
an
aillrallfin
.urnaiil
thereto
and
to
the
Water
Art"
will
be
filed
In
the
nmee
or
the
Water
lieroriler
at
I'rlwe
IUiM-rl.
It.
Objeetiirii
In
Dm
aplleaion
mav
Im
filed
villi
lite
alit
Water
lle'iirder
nr
Willi
tin
i.niiiitroller
or
Water
IUrlil.
I'ailiainen
liiillilina-H.
Vl'lorla,
III:.,
wlilim
iiilr
03-
afler
the
flrat
apivearaiifc
of
Uil-notlee
In
a
'hiral
newapHper.
The
iw
nf
(tie
rimt
publlration
nr
hl
m.llre
u
Xnrrli
lih.
luir..
vihtii
wnnr
founts
AMI
MINrS
t.TO.,
Appllranl
Hy
Harold
T,
VVhvte
Areni
FORM
T.
Notlca
of
Application
for
Cartlflcat
of
Improtamtnta
HSIM"
Mineral
Claim
Kltuale
In
the
rrlnee
IuiimtI
Mlnlnr
filvlalon
of
the
kina
fHHrlrt.
Where
lornted:
Near
the
head
nf
kllannikiiliim
lake.
I.anfiil
holder:
Pwan
fialln.
Num.
per
of
holder
free
Miner'
Ortirirate
8ami7c..
TAkK
NoTirE
ihnt
I.
Hwan
Dolln.
Free
Wlner'a
Orlirirale
yn.
kimi7C,
miend
l
the
cud
nf
aljty
dnya
from
the
dnle
hereor,
to
apply
to
the
Mmlnr
Ileennler
for
a
Certlflrale
rtf
'Imprnveinenla
rnr
the
piirpmte
of
nhtalnlur
a
Crown
Oriint
nf
the
aiime
rlalin.
And
further
take
noihe
that
anion,
under
aeetion
:
or
Hie
'Mineral
Art,"
inixl
rninuieiired
be
fore
the
Ifauanie
or
urh
Ceitlflrate
nf
r
fiuprovemeiitii,
hated
till
13rd
day
of
February.
189(1
SWAN
PAIIN.
liwner
By
E.
T.
Kennv,
Areut.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Opr.;tln0
G.
T.
F.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Doek
Enfllnor,
Machlnlttt,
Botlarmakert,
Blackimltht,
Pattern
makera,
Foundirt,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipiied
to
handle
al!
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
IcArUDIAfJ
Nauuy
Steamship
and
Train
Service
.a.
prince
nuecRT
win
leave
raimcE
rupert
tr
vancouvt.
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
Intermediate
(H.inla
ea'h
f
RIOAT
at
I.
PRINCE
RUPERT
fur
STEWART
and
ANVOX,
WEDNEiOAV,
10
J
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
rortlilafltly
for
VANCOUVER
Via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTS
ISLANDS.
PASSENOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
EVERY
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
and
SATURDAY
al
S
JiJn.
for
PRINCE
OIOROI.
EDMONTON,
WINNtPCS,
all
point'
Kialeni
cinada,
l
ulled
Hll''
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tteaat
Offka,
S2S
Thlra
At,
trlne
Ruparl.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Far
mCHIUN,
WANCEU,
JINUU.
MACVIAY
.FfWaari
8ik.
ZM.
f
tANCOUVflt.
TICTORIA
iW
SFJITTU
fWaarj
HA.
Wii
IZ
SS.
PRINCESS
MATRia
For
Butadata.
Swanton
Bay,
Eaal
Ball
Bella,
Ocean
Fella,
Namu,
Alert
.
Campbell
Rlier,
ens
Vanceuier
enery
Saturday
11
a.m.
Afaney
for
ell
Sieamehtp
t-lnaa.
Fell
'Infermetlee
frw
W.
C.
ORCHARD
Qanaral
Anaat.
Oerner
of
4th
Street-
end
Srd
Aienue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Salllne-i
frnni
Prince
Rupert,
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swoeoee)
Bey.
and
Alart
Bey,
Tueadar.
S
P
fee
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bey,
and
.Swanaen
Bey.
Setueday,
1
Foe
ANVOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naea
RUer
Cennerlee,
Thuraday
p."-
f
T0!
('0'.
SNYOX.
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART.
Sunday,
8
p.m.
U
lld
Aiaeea.
4.
aj,f,.t
arna
Reeae.
B-