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MRS.
ANNA
READMOND
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
DIED
AT
HER
HOME
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Butkley
Valley
and
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i'llcjet.
LITTLE
CIRU
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71
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LlTTle.
cX.
THA.T
"WE'LL.
hcte.
A.QOUT
.
TIMS
He
TOOK
POtTrA.N
Brother
at
Oona
River
TO
Cve
CAVC
ME.
Irs
VOO
CARC
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;
MrVAnna
ReadiiYond,
age
3,
win-of'W.
Headmon,'iI,
quietly
1:iks
awny.nl
their
home
on
7th
Ave.
Monday
evening
al
9.30
after
a
brier
illness.
Mrs.
Read-4110ml
was
a
native
'of
iNovwny,
having
come
to
this
country
a
number
of
years
nu,
She'
lived
In
the
Ilulkley
Valley
for
several
years
before
coming
to
Prince
.Rupert
about
a
year
ago
and
has
v;niajlo
finally
friend,
liy
her
kind
iaml
tfefiial
manner
:
during
the
short
time
she
has
lived
here.
Hesides
t
lie
bereaved
husband
slfe
leaves
Jo
mourn
lier
loss.
Jloy
Hcndmond,
a
step-son,
who
is
living
in
Saskatchewan;
Arnie
Harstad,
a
brother
at,
Oona
Hiver,
Porcher
Island,
who
is
well-known
locally.
Also
Iherc
is
one
brother
in
Dakota.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
of
the
H.O.
Under
t
takers,
interment
to
take
place
at
lalrview
Cemetery
on
Thursday,
Hew
T.
I).
Itinde
of
the
Lutheran
church
officiating.
miss
lIluapT
long-is
taking
part
at
the
uitie
theatre
Former
Prince
Rupert
Resident
Featured
In
Vancouver
Amateur
Production
-
On
the.
dramatic
page
of
the
Sunday
Province
is
a
good
photograph
of
Hiss
Lillian
Long,
formerly
of
the
staff
of
the
Hank
of
.Montreal
in
this
city.
She
is
taking
the
part
of
"Margot"
in
Ihe
play
"Aren't
We
All"
which
is.
being
performed
at
Ihe
Little
Theatre,
Vancouver,
during
the
week
commencing
May
C.
.
While
Miss
Long
did
not
take
,
parilTT
theatricals
here,
she
took
:
prominent",
part
In
her
home
town
of
Folkestone
and
plans
had
been
made
once
lo
star
her
in
a
play
here
but
the
plans
fell
'""through.
-LUMBER
OM)EjR
City
Buys
Cedar
at
$24;
Hemlock,
$23;
and
Fir,
$29.
Tenders
from
the
Seal
Cove
'Lumber
Co.
'of
$21
for
cedar
lumber
and
$23
for
hemlock
and
from
Albert.
&
McCafrery
of
$29
j
for
rough
fir
were,
accepled
hy
the
city
council
last
n'nglit
on
.
recommendation
of
Ihe
board
of
works.1"
Other
tenders
were
as
follows:
H.
A.
Dodd
Fir,
$32;
hemlock,
$2.1;
cedar,
$21.50;
sized
hemlock,
$23.50.
IHg
Bay
Lumber
Co.
Fir,
832;
cedar,
$20;
sized
hemlock.
$21.
Albert
McCaffery
Hemlock,
$23.75;
cedar,
$21.75.
HOTEL
ARRIVAL8.
Prince
Ruoert
Frank
ToalTe,
n.
P.
Fisher,
J
It,
Ilaynei,
T.
J.
Stephens
11.
K
Morrow
mid
N.
Cruikhank,
A'an-
cpuvcr;
.Tom
J.
V.
Hick,
Vic-torfaJiS
McDupald,
Tolegrap!!
Crp'eki'
J,-Twaddel,
Anyot;
Tnth
Huf.ti
Nnlsfut:
Mrs.
.1.
F.
Strang.
.Sunnyside;
J.
p.
Smith,
C.N.fi.;
K.
F..
Hall
and
C.
S.
Hall,
Win
nipeg;
John
I.
Mills,
Toronto.
Central
T.
Forlin,
C.N.IL
I
POLICE
ADMINISTRATION
IS
AGAIN
DISCUSSED
AT
CITY
COUNCIL
MEETING
Continued
from
Page
1,
administration
and
he
could
not
see
that
there
would
be
any
fl
nancial
saving.
Further,
he
be
lieved
that
many
good,
subslan
tial
citizen
were
opposed
to
th
move.
The
least
Ihe
council
could
do
be
fell
was
to
give
lb
people
a
say
in
Ihe
matter.
Stating
thai
he
was
a
Cana
dian
by
Wrth
a
his
parents
hart
been
before
him,
that
he
hail
fought
all
his
life
for
democracy
',
and
.dial
the
religion
of
1
1
whrkinig
clannos
was
his
rdig
"lnn,Ald.'
"Casey
expressed
the
view1,
that
the
pronouncement
that
had
been
made
by
Ihe
coun
cil
could
be
no
more
vile,
repul
'.
slvejor
aulocraljc
so
far
as
tlio
working
calsses
were
concerned
.
He
had
had
his
car
In
the
a
ground
during
Iho
past
week
and
f
be
knew
thai
Hie
ronrrntus
of
'.
opinion
In
Ibe
city
was
against
""the
move.
.
Ak
Mayor
to
Resign
''Jly
Tadvic
to
you,
Mr
Mayor,"
HER.
UP
WHEH
HE.
CMU3
continued
Aid.
Casey,
"chairmar
of
Ihe
police
commission,
as
you
are
ami
imbued
by
your
offici
with
Ibe
trust
.and
confidence
ol
I
lie
people'
and
with
.sovereign
powers,"
is
that
you
force
a
referendum
on
this
question
by
resigning
from,
your,,
office.
1
suggest
I
lint
you
refuse
lo
sign
such
an
autocratic
contract
and
contest
your
position
again-!
one
who
may
be
willing
lo
sign.
Then
we
will
have
n
try-out
on
Ihe
question
anj,
after
the
people-
have
snolien.
we
will
decide
on
our'rource
rif
action.
I
ven
ture
(o
say
that,
if
you
accept
this
suggestion,
you
will
be
returned
with
a
majority
of
200
now
presented
would
be
passed
by
Ihe
Council
as
had
been
last
week's,
.Mayor
Xewlon
said
that!
if
it
was
passed
he
would
take'
time
In
sleep
on
the
question.
He
would
avail,
himself
of
the
privilege
given
him
lo
take
thirty
days
time
to
consider
tlin
mailer.
Appeals
to
Aid.
Brown
His
Worship
then
referred
again
lo
his
conviction
that
tin1
city
should
Yetain
its
autonomy
on
Hie
question.
Dealing
with
the
financial
.aspect,
he
could
not
seC
where
any
saving
was
tc
be
elfocted
,
,by
making
the
change.
Kven
if
there
were
n
saving,
he
thought
it
was"
worth
Ihe
city's
while
to
retain
control
of
Us
own
affairs.
If
the
police
commission
were
not
living
up
lo
lis
requirements,
Ihe
people
could
vote
in
a
new
police
com
mission.
He
appealed
lo
Aid.
Itrown
lo
change
his
resolution
last
week
so
that
the
matter
might
be
submitted
as
a
plebiscite
lo
the
people.
I
Aid.
Itrown
replied
that
he
had
given
Ihe
mailer
mature
consideration
and
saw
no
reason
hy
he
should
change,
bis
resol
ution,
lie
was
an
old
limer
i
Prince
Rupert
himself
and
had
seen
the
time
when
the
city
wo
well
policed.
Now,
however,
h
considered
thai
it
was
not
well
policed.
He
was
not
prepared
to
place
the
blame
for
Ihe
situation,
but
he
was
of
the
opin-
ionlon
that
the
policing
of
Ihe
city
had
been
getting
worse
and
wirse
during
the
lasl
four
years
and
he,,
for
one,
was
sick
of
it.
.Miirrmer,
lie
was
iirimy
con
vinced
that
the
majority
of
th"
people,
were
in
accord
with
the
step
thai
was
beirfg
laken
and
lie
sawj
no
reason
foi1
Va
fpjebb.
cite
tc
be
called.
Vote
Taken
The
question
was
then
put
and
the
resolution
was
declared
rarried
by
Ibe
mayor,
J
he
divls
ion
being
as
above
recorded.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
W.
C,
Sparkes
returned
on
Monday
morning
from
Hazel
Ion
where
she
has
spent
tbe
past
few
weeks
owing
to
th'.
serious
illness
of
her
dauithler,
Mrs.
T.
H.
Walsh.
Allliougrt
now
much
improved,
Mrs.
Walsh
is
still
in
Ihe
hospital.
.Mrs.
u.
Jl.
Uilliert
left
nri
Monday
morning
on
an
extend
ed
visit
with
friends
In
Callfor
nla.
.1.
W.
Thompson
.
of;
Prince
Ilupcr!
spent
Ihe
Week
end
at
his
summer
home
in
Terrace.
.1.
C;
Wheeler
of
the
Soldier
Settlement
Hoard
,
Telkwa,
was
a
business
visitor
at
the
begin
nlng
of
the
week.
Mrs.
F.
Lazelle
received
word
on
Monday
of
Ibe
serious
illness
of
n
hrolher-lnlaw,
F.
Morning
star
In
San
Francisco
and
is
preparing
to
leave
for
her
home
in
California
on
Monday
next,
several
weeks
In
advance
of
her
former
arrangements.
.1.
Vkger
and
Tom
Ross
re
turned
to
Itemo
on
Monday
after
sppnding
the
week
end
at
Iheir
homes
here.
W.
McDonald
who
has
spent
Ihe
past
week
here
at
Ihe
honii'
of
his
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
McDonald,
left
on
Monday
morning
for
California,
Capt.
II.
Amsbnry
left
on
Monday
morning
for
Prince
Ilu-
pert.
voles.
I
say,
make
it
a
repeli-i
W.
H.
McDonald
returneo
lion
of
1837
and
a
fijght
for.
our
from
I
be
Prince
lluperl
hospital
civic
rights."
-on
Monday
night.
Presuming
that
the
resolution
J.
Downing,
while,
handling
lies
on
Ihe
section,
had
Ihe
misfortune
to
fracture
his
leg
on
Monday
nnd
left
on
Monday
night
for
Ihe
Hazelton
hospital
for
medical
IrealmenU
Mrs.
II.
Ablous
was
hostess
on
luesday
evening
at
a
du-
liglilful
briitae
party
at
Ihe
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
T
Sundal.
Five
tables
were
played
Ibe
prizes
for
Ihe
evening
goinc
lo
Mrs.
.1.
K.
Frost
and
leorg
Dover.
Delicious
refreshmenl.-were
served
following
the
game,
the
hostess
being
assisted
m
serving
by
Mrs.
Sundal
and
Mrs
Dover.
A
very
pleasant
;bour
was
then
spent
with
music
a
ad
danrirvr
which
was
enjoyed
all.
I.
Russell
Smith
nf
Smilhers
was
a
business
visitor
to
Terrace
on
Monday.
Mrs.
fienrge
Dover
was
hosle.-M
at
a
children's
party
on
Tuesday
afternoon
In
celebrate
th'
seventh
birthday
of
her
daughter
Frances.
Oames
were
en
joyed
for
an
hour
after
whic:i
the
children
sat
down
lo
a
tahb-
well
laden
with
good
things
ileal
which
all
appeared'
to
enjoy
lo
the
full.
Those
present
in-
ludrd
Ihith
and
Amy
Little,
Dorothy
Head,
Margaret
an
I
Lorraine
Kenriey.
Mary
Wes'.
Ilarbara
Hall
and
l'.dna,
Jean,
ranees
and
Hetty
Dover.
'STEWART
Ihe
Service
'.Club
will
bold
two
more
-whist
drives
before
the
end
of
Ibe
season
when
rups
wjil
be
presented
lo
the
man
and
lady
having
the
highest
scores.
Miss-
Mary
Tompkirs
and
Dr.
H.
A.
Whillans
weie.
Ihe
winners
last
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Itert
Heath
liav
left
for
Vancouver,
Mr.
v
Ileatn
having
sold
his
interest
in
Ihe
Slewarl
Pool
Hall
to
Xorman
Fleming.
Waller
McRaye,
Canadian
lecturer,
was
the
speaker
when
Arbor
Day
was
observed
for
tit's
first
lime
at
Ihe
Stewart
school
last
week.
A
maple
tree,
presented
by
James
Xesbitl,
was
planted.
Miss
Crablree
ha
returned
from
Vancouver
where
she
spent
Ihe
winter.
Mrs.
Teresa
flrnssbush
ha
returned
from.
Seattle
where
sh?
was
on
an
extended
visit.
doe
.Jackson,
well
knowrf
Texas,
Creek
discoverer,
who
is
nov
in
Ketchikan,
will
spend
the
summer
in
the
Cassiar
district.
II,
,C;
Maafee.
ilia's
relurned
from
Vancouver
where
he
spent
Ihe
winter
with
hie
family.
i
The
road
between
llyder
and
Slewart
Is
being
resurfaced
by
Ihe
provincial
department
of
works
which
is
also
doing
im-
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
SPORT
CHAT
Outdoor
sport
organization
for
Hie
coming
season
is
under
wa
al
most
places
in
the
diolrirt
In
the
interior,
it
is
particular
ly
early
this
year
no
doiibl
dm
lo
the
fact
that
spring
has
ar
rived
considerably
ahead
of
lime.
Ilazellon
holds
the
record
for
Hie
earliest
playinc
of
hasi
ball,
there
having
already
been
ivo
games
(there,
between
Hazel
ton
white
n
flleh
Vowel
f-
na
Uv.eS,
At'Anjokj
the
qrgnniza-.
Hon'4
or
;basfl
iijill
jami
fcVoK-tH
teams
i'inVocc?ding
and
mieet-Ings
of
leayiiesSvhl
b'c'hehl
al
an
early
dale.
Anyox,
as
usual,
has
a
good
amount
of
material
oh
band
with
which
il
intends
again
in
Ibe
tall
tr
make
bids
for
any
district
title
that
may
be
going.
Ihe
annual
meeting
of
tin
Anyox
Rifle
Club
was
held
lasl
week
and,
after
ji
satisfactory
financial
statement
had
been
presented,
the
following
officers
were
elected:
Honorary
-Presi
dent,
.
Lindsay;
president,
i
Champion;
secretary
treasurer.
Oeorge
Lace;
range
captain
firorge
Warwick.
Aratigetnenls
are
bejn
made
to
make
eonsid
erable
improvements
In
tin
method
of
handling
the
targets
at
th
bulls
arid,
before
another
winter
sets
in(
it
is
proposed
In
b
:ve
ah
indoor
ranf
ready
for
operation
at
(he
smeller
town
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday,
April
28
High
1:20
a.m.
21.2
ft
t
i:02
p.m.
10.8
"
Low
7:58
a.m.
3.7
"
20:00
p.m.
0.2
"
Thursday,
April
29
Hftrh
1:50
a.m.
2l.t
ft.
11:37
p.m.
JH.O
"
Low
8:33
a.m.
3.2
"
-
20:32
p.m.
6.6
"
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Hear
Rive-road
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Rier
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ALICE
ARM
Harry
Fowler
of
the
Inline!1
Awake
is
hack
on
deck
again
after
having
undergone
treat
ment
in
the
Anyox
hospital
fo;-scialiea.
r
RepalP'work
on
the
Dolly
Vnr-den
Railway
will
be
completed
by
the
end
:of
this
week,
it
i-
xpeeled.
W.
R.
Henischky
has
arrived
here
from
Premier
and
wii.
spend
the
summer
in
the
dis
trict.
The
provincial
government
will
extend
the
road
from
the
Welcome
Hotel
to
the
lower
pan
of
town
this
season.
FOR
SALE
WANT
I'D.-
Onl
for
office
work,
FOIl
SALK.
38
foot
raljin
cruiser,
15
h.p.
heavy
oil
engine.
Price
11,200.00.
22
foot
runabout,
good
engine.
Price
I2R0.OO
12
h.p.
Fairbanks
engine,
2
cylinders.
I
cycle.
Price
IS
h.p
Fnirbanks
Price
i
r50.ri
C
h.p.
Kallenberg
engine,
At-
waler
Kent
ignition.
Price
....y......
S00.00
5
h.p.
HutTalo.
Price
M00.0.I
5
h.p.
Frisbee.
Price..
.
82ri.(Hi
40
h.p.
Sludehaker
Auto.
Prlr.i
:)O.0l"
1
Ford
engine
125.00
31
h.p.
2
cylinder
heavy
oil
rngln-,
guaranteed
condition,
too
r.p.tn.
weight
ft,-000
tb.
Price
S.OOO.tMl
2
h.p.
Hvinrude
Inboard
155.00
2
h.p.
Hv
In
rude
outboard
(V5.0n
3H
h.p.
F.vlnrude
outboard,
5.00
2
C-h.p.
Fairbanks
single
cylin
der
2
cyele
without
equipment.
Price
$.1.1.00
each.
Loaning
lools,
rabies,
propeller's,
lubricalors'etr.,
at
lowest
price.
Apply
Northern
Kxehanie.
213
Second
Avenue.
Phone
23.
FOR
SALK.
Mahogany
dining
table;
dresinc
table;
Vict
roll
(console);
oak
chiffonier:
table,
roeker,
beds,
walnut
and
ivory
finish;
antique
sofa.
upholstered
chairs,
Slngrr
machine
(drop-head;
ele.
Itemised
list
on
application
Phone
between
0
and
5,
Red
202.
A.
WaUon,
Digtiy
Is
land.
100
FOR
SALF..
15
h.p.
marine
eti
glne,
heavy
duly,
complelit.
Just
overhauled,
II
fool
row
boat.
Make
me
an
offer.
Plume
572
after
five
o'clock.
FOR
SALK.
Five
roomed
house
on
two
lots,
furnished;
all
it
garden
ami
berry
bushes.
t-750.00
on
term.
Apply
T.
Mc-
Clymont.
-
tr
FOR
SALK.
Secondhand
furni
luro
and
-reslaurutvfUjurcj"
irom
itoyni,
uoiei.
.ppiy
II
'I
bird
Avwine
.
,
FOR
kij&fau$fo
.c'fw
nanny
ion
ury
ioc"nr
ted
storage.
Kasy
terms..
.
I.t
Hox
737.
1
10
FOR
SALK.
Gerhard
llelntzmau
Piano,
on
easy
monthly
pay
ments.
Walkers
Music
Store
FOR
SALK.
2
1
fool
pleasure
boat,
engine
practically
new
Snai,
Phone
20K
or
5H3.
If
FOR
SALK
Four
h.p.
N.
A
S.
gai
eriKine.
Phone
Red
511.
TO
RENT
TWO
room
lo
rent
in
private
home,
waterfront
view,
up-lo-
rtalo
furnishings.
33(1
Fourth
Avenue
Kast.
Phone
lllue
500
FOR
RKNT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat,
with
Monarch
range,
in
Clapp
block.
Westenbaycr
Urns
fURNISIIKD
Houekeepin
Room
to
rent
by
tho
day,
week
or
month.
Phono
Red
007.
tf
FOR
RKNT,--Furnished
house
keeping
suite,
Mussallem
Apartments.
Phone
18.
tf
FOR
RKNT.
Four
room
suite
hot
waler
heated.
Apply
Smlll
K
Mallet.
ff'n
rM
..
rwii
nr..
i.
Tiiree
roomed
bouse;
cloe
In.
Phone
Re.
MODKRN
FLAT
for
Rent.
Apply
Aiaz
neiiDroner.
tf
WEEK
'
Articles
'Lost
and
Found,
5c
AUTOMOBILES
YOU
BENEFIT
BY
REDUCTIONS
TARIFF
New
Prices
on
CHEVROLETS
F.O.H.
Prince
Rupert
I'ouring
$
Ht&.OO
075.00.Oiarh
Il.0rt2.0n
engine.
iSedan
1.
183.00
Light
Delivery
Chassis
OilK.OO
l-IH
Ton
Truck
Chassis
I0JS.00
Huy
your
ear
from
an
au-thnrifed
and
registered
denier
and
assure
yourself
f
efficient
kcrxlce
nl
all
times.
KAIEN
GARAGE
Wri'ckiit
Service
liav
and
Night
Hargnin
in
Recoiidl!
UiiK'd
I'sed
Car.
TIIK
FORD
MtiTiill
COMPANY
OF
I
.
N
M
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A.
i,,...n
pilidlratlon!
or
ihe
la.
ill
i
lungf.
immeill-
aiely
iosifl
(lie
rtdlowing
-NEW
PRICES
Runalout
0I2.5(
louring
03
1.
no
litix
JJH8.0H
I'udor
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tHISJM)
Fonlor
8Ian
1870.00
.Ight
Delivery
1615.5
1
Chassis
It)
I.Ol
I'riHrk
Chassis
IfitT.OA
All
prices
include
self-start
er,
government
luxes
and
freight.
National
Kasr
Payment
Man
available.
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
2IJ
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
al
your
dipal
any
I
line,
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
rrom
Finer'-
Hotel.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
RANilKS
and
Furniture,
at
most
reasonable
price.
.When
yot.
require
any
article
for
Ihe
home,
jusl
rome
in
or
phone.
Used
furniture'
bought
outright
or
exchanged
fflr
new
furniture.
A.
MnrK
fl.'nliure
MMione
775.
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avsnua
Opposite
llenson's
.tuillo.
COOl)
MFALS.
OOOD
CAKKS
''.offeo
or
Tea
Served.
RKAI.
IIO.MK
COOKKD
M
KM
S
Mrs.
I'nger.
Proprlelre".
BOOKKEEPING.
WANTF.I).
Hooks
lo
post;
gov
ernment
return
made;
puhlb
audits.
Rales
reasonable.
J.
O.
Williamson.
Phone
Hlacl:
89.
tf
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
Back
to
the
old
stand.
315
Third
Avenue.
All
the
latest
In
HIIKKT
Ml'HIC.
Columbia
New
Process
RECORDS
AND
PHONOGRAPHS,
ROTHWCLL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
nnd
'"Furniture
Moving
'
Haggagn
and
Kxpress
Slcnd:LilllnH
News.Rlantl,
phone
352.
Res,
Phono
Oreen
026
FURNITURE.
New
nnd
Secondhand
FurnN
lure
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
Kx
ennngn
ew
and
Secondhand
1
1
0011.
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PAPADOPULOS
as
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phon.
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