Wednesday,
April
2ft.
1020.
Nice
Diamond
Engagement
ling,
$75.00
Tin
m
o
very
special
v:Uit)
we
liavO
iusi
mounted
dji
au
we
guarantee
tlio
stone
irt
be
pcrfert
and
free
front
nny
flntt
or
spots.
Tho
alone
is
of
very
kooI
.(''
anil
v,
hi
ran
haw
it
mounted
in
while
or
yellow
(
"M
an
d-sired.
nilii-r
good
Milne
150.00.
1(10
(10
anil
1
50.0O.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Jewellers
PRICE
LIST
Dry
Cleaning
and
Pretslng
Men
s
Suits,
ileaned
ami
pressed
2.00
Men
s
ji
v
sponged
onil
pp
ss'
il
11.00
Mr
s
iunl.
cleaned
ami
pr
.
-s.-i
'ii
41.00
M
a
Punts,
sponged
and
pr.
ed
.
.
.
50o
Mn
s
iv
t
...i(h.
cleaned
a
il
jif.-tu'd,
from.
.
2.00
M
I'lverronla,
snjwged
i-:
pnmed
l.00
Ladles'
List
1
,Bif
Smk.
dark
colors
$2.00
S
;ii,
light
oolur
12.30
'1
1
s
ir'.
dark
color
fl.00
y
.
light
colors
11.25
f
pleated
and
'
11.75
Skirl,
pressed
only
11.00
f
Sk(rn.
nlenled
l.0O
Hoffman
Vacuum
Pressed
Is
Best
&
DRY
CLEANERS
Phone
8
Fifty
Inch
Bordered
Satin
A
for'unale
puivhase
cn-wmIi"
us
to
offer
tin-
rub
siummenng
washable
satin
$2.00
per
ynrd.
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.0.
Office
Hours
9
(o
6.
X-Ray
Servlos
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday
and
Thursday
Hvcnlngs
Saturdays
9
to
12
noon
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Bxqulslto
Block
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
WHAT
STUDENTS
SHOULD
KNOW
Answers
to
Questions
Submitted
Show
Very
Poor
Returns
Regarding
Important
Men
A
questionnaire
was
recently
presented
lo
one
hundred
stu
dent
In
a
large
American
unher-slly.
The
refill
of
the,
enterprise
Ik
reported
in
(he
special
college
number
of
Hie
New
Ilepubllc..
It
makes
interesting
reading,
and
shows
t
lint
whatever
college
slo-
denU
should
know,
Iltcre
are
quite
n
limiilier
of
thing
I
hoy
do
not
know.
There
were
sixty
question
In
Hie
original
list
ien.
of
which
fifly
havp
ft'en
used
in
flie
New
llepiihlir
artlelp.
The
best
showing
wn
made
hy
a
Undent
of
Slavic
descent,
yearn
of
ae.
He
received
OK
of
a
possible
100
marks.
The
second
rank,
17
per
cent,
wan
made
hy
u
llussian.
The
highest
grade
made
by
a
native
American
was
H'J
per
cent,
and
the
lowest,
til
per
cent.
The
fir
part
of
the
ques-fionnalre
consisted
of
Hie
following
general
question
applied
to
particular
persons-
of
historical
eminence:
Qreat
People
fell
why
the
following
men
I
mid
women
were
real.
lle
their
iiationalily
and,
if
possible,
Rive
the
century
in
which
they
lived.
Menlion
nl
(east
whether
they
are
living
r
dead.
The
answers
are
tabulated
an
follow:
I'prreiit
Percent
No
Oir-
Incor-
Ai
red
reel
tempi
I'lalo
5
HO
IT.
Pericles
10
Hi
0
Horace
Mann
.
23
17
00
Peslaloiti
...
15
H5
0
.Napoleon
,.
..100
0
0
Rdwrl
Jpnfter
2
II
81
Kepler
......
15
35
to
Kant
10
17
73
Michael
Angelo
11.1
5
0
lateur
...
.
2.
7i
0
IMeopatro
.
.
.
71
29
0
Alfred
NnUeJ
,
o
1H
80
laac
Newton
.
01
3A
0
Ie
d
Foreot
1
t
Marennl
..
..
3
a
02
0
tloethe
30
IS
25
IteniHiSI
Shaw
38
531
3
iUpernlu
il
21
70
Harwin
I?
20
.
2
Faraday
..
..
15
3
80
II.
i.
Well.
..
72
20
8
Marl
in
Luther
.
"50
30
S
Steinmetz
..
..
22
78
0
Solon
tl
li
4
Anntole
France
37
13
13
50
lUmfiiPius
....
I
0
A
90
Oliver
Cromwell
00
37
37
3
Spinoza
5
3
3
92
Knew
Napoleon
At
once
the
mol
striking
re-
rosM
r.
Nlkt
f
SppllcsHon
t
Crlifkl
!
Imprfmtnt
"SlfM"
Minrl
CUlm
Slluai
in
ii
rnnn
Huirt
Minini
(iIvi.ksi
nf
Im
SkM-in
Pitirirt.
Whr
liriir1:
Xrr
(tw
hra.t
ut
Muumkiluni
Ut
Mtsl
hoMT:
Ptlm.
um-
of
lx.U1"-r
Irrr
Miner's
Crrlirirti".
"'
.
.
.
.
IimM
rUflritP
.
Mt07C,
inlsnl
il
hr
rixl
tr
llr
fn
,w
',4,
lo
the
Mmiiif
hirrtrt
lurts.f.
lo
apply
....
.
,
-
,'-.t,l..
I.
lMlihik.H.Hll
Fll
I
I
M
liir
a
iriirin.ir
"
.,..,-,.
-
"
pnrpnw
r
Uillnin
Cmn
Ortnt
ol
'
.
"
.
....
......
i.L.
n..
1
1
inr
illKlP
rmim.
.Mill
liirilir,
tmmr
iph.
w
thai
arilMi.
nwlfr
wrlKm
t
of
Uk-"Mlnrit
srt."
miiM
be
Mrftttnmrwl
hr-rori
ttM
Itsuann
lit
uMi
Crlflcl
of
liniriMiMti.
Intfd
Uil
Std
Hay
of
Fi-uary,
!!.
SWA.N
nsl.lM,
iiwf.
'
Ht
K.
T
wnr.
Vrwl
00VCRNMCNT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Nolle
of
Application
for
Boot
Llconc.
MiTicr
i
loiimv
fiivr.x
nn
n
ii
MS
Ar
"f
Ny
ii"'
iinrtcrmrnrd
in
li-mP
1"
apply
I"
the
Llqinir
Osilnil
naril
fur
a
lui-nrr
in
rusin
in
prrml
rx,n
a
o.W.V.A.
Ilnirl.
linaii
In
tlx
in
null
nf
Pnfl
ciMiirni,
H.i:..
upon
lh
land
rtirrllie1
a
whiiIi
half
of
Ms
H
and
9,
hlw
4t,
Plslrlrl
lot
J.
yuin
rharlolle
Ilmn1s
pllrlrl.
amirillnt
in
a
rfilMTiI
map
nr
plan
U-lil
al
lit
land
neaiory
orrir
in
the
City
of
TMir
tltiis-rt.
B.C..
snd
nmnlMTrd
I07,
f..r
the
ale
nf
tierr
tiy
llie
!
or
by
llie
npen
Isillte
for
mnnipilin
on
lh
'"'paleV'tt
I'rlnee
fliiperl,
H.C..
thla
Stn
of
Apr,..
tf.
rnwK
r
Appllranl.
"PROVINCIAL
ILI0TIONS
ACT."
Prlnc
Rvptrt
Klaetorol
Olalrlct.
IIi.mI
fll.tplrl.
SOTK
K
l
rterrhy
trtren
mat
I
tull,
on
MnniUV.
ine
mn
i
.""j.
-
the
iKiiir
of
to
oTlora
in
the
forenoon
n
Ihe
Court
llmiM".
I'rinrr
nuperi.
Jxild
.
a
"..
..
f....
ft,
llMt'UInn
tnr
th
'',"..Vn;
lie
lit
nf
voters
fnr
l."'l
i
7i..iril
.ml
nf
hKirlnr
XZ
'
erViilninr
iny
'
and
oh
ertion.
'
7"
.
anv
name
nil
the
null
the
rertMWi.m
a
.owr
or
to.
,
nr
any
an'"""'
'"r.
.V'.'lVu
'
..i.
I
th
oiner
pnni-j
';
T,r.."ed
at
rrinre"
nuirt.
n.r.
M.
Mh
day
of
April.
';,onMAN
Ai
WATT.
netlOrar
of
Voters
for
the
frlnre
n
m"
i
and
ViUenFle
riefloral
PLtrleU.
IN
PftOIATK.
...
.
.i
a,
aifilllah
CnlumhlS.
:
,'n
'.lie
of
lie
Adm.n.Mr.Tln.T
Afft
life
Elne
or
Albert
m
Mailer
of
Ihe
l".
"lei'
pereaed.
Inle.lale.
Tir
"ihTir.B
tht
bv
order
of
ill.
iiJ.n
p
Mrl"
Yimnir,
Ihe
tsih
i
av
nf
Vnrll
AO
IMS,
I
appointed
Admin-I
April,
,
,
i,.ri
n,w
i
;..dnrnd
inW
havtas
rlsimi
of
lhe.r
A.
WATT.
Offlrlsl
AdininlMralor,
rrlnr
niiperl.
B.C.
J'.LL..i
ONG
TON
G
JA
VA
The
Enchanted
Paradise
of
the
Far-away
South
Sea
Islands
Many
limp
in
my
dream
I
see
A
lonely
Islet
in
far
off
South
Sea.
?
Where
blue
waters
lapping
on
the
-sand
.
.
And
palm
leaves
are
found
on
the
strand
,
Where
grow
the
tail
bamboos
?,
...
.
And
Hip
screeching
cockatoos
:
Heboid
t
lie
ii.
Hie
rlslnpf
Min
at
early.Jawn
'
The
niountaln
wild
it
poldi'n
rayx
an'
relccled
on.
The
earneiil
Mppker
of
advPnlurn
wild
1
To
itiin
Tana
Java
I
then
beguiled;
Where
the
ra
U
of
a
purple
bun
:
And
Hip
liethf
of
Hip
moon
U
blue
5
Where
iffi
Mimmpr
all
Hip
yrar
'rn,,nd
1p
.
And
pearl.4,
silver
find
gold
In
plpnly
do
abound
Hofl
and
jpnllp
wlmN
murmur
through
lliPC'Scoaiiiil
tree,
Interminplins;
with
ho.U
of
humtninK
Jpp
,Ji$
Where
the
launhliiir
Jack-a
and
Hip
wild
wallaroo
I'l.iy
hide
mid
vo
xerk
with
Hip
fall
Kangaroo'
Wdierp
the
nalive'n
akin
with
tropical
sun
i
bfowned
A
they
ipial
on
the
ground.
And
Hie
maiden'
fair
with
frizzie
hair
Uon'l
you
wWi
you
were
therp?
SAMI.F.L
J.
KISICK.
elallon
of
this
return
i
the
tact
thai
all
the
student
knew
correctly
the
principal
facts
about
Napoleon
but
only
5
per
tent
knew
the
same
about
Plato.
I
II
an
indication
of
the
decline
cif
r!aic
learning
and
Hip
rife
of
asjfretMve
sjn'cialiatton
And
imagine
only
two
knowing
who
Nobel,
of
peace
prize
fame,
was.
Another
Interesting
disclosure
is
Hie
rael
they
only
38'
out
of
100
(.Indents
at
a
big
American
university
knew
who
flernard
Shaw
was.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
T
II
K
despalclies
yesterday
staled
that
a
constable
in
Vie
-
lorla
was
awake
at
five
oVlock
in
the
morning.
Possibly
i.ui
not
likely,
-
TUB
despatches
also
Mated
relieved
of
all
further
responsi-'one
of
"exlraordinary
numerous
citizens
wer.
hility.
N
lly."
Storms
were
of
almost
con-awakened
by
the
ehae
after
the,
Speakinc
lo
bolh
claims.
Aid,
slant
occurrence.
When
30
tray
half-starved
cougar.
Jake,
Casey,
chairman
of
the
finance
miles
east
of
the
F.lliee
IUvcr,
ays
he
know
il
would
lake
more
jcommiltee,
staled
that
the
cityllhe
party
was
held
up
by
a
than
that
to
awaken
Vielori.i:
solicitor
had
advised
that
theiblizzard.
with
the
sunuly
of
coal
Citizens.
VK
may
now
expeel
mosl
op-llml-lle
reports
in
reganl
to
Ine
wheat
wop
until
about
Atgtil
I,
when
c
shall
probably
hear
thai
drought
has
a
Iter
led
parljleretl
lo
some
extent
into
Hie
re
of
11,
hdil
has
taken
much,
rusl
has
allecle!
the
riMiiaimler.
HAIU'S
nre
said
to
be
numerous
In
the
next
world,
but
we
hope
they
won't
be
alwnys
harping
on
Hie
same
old
siring.
VICTOIIIA
Is
not
Hie
only
city
afflicted
with
sleeping
sickness
.
Prince
lluperl
is
not
always
loo
wide
awake
In
the
mornings,
11
is
noticed.
PF.HIIAPS
if
I
got
up
n
little
earlier
I
mifht
find
part
of
llu
perl
quite
wide
awakp,
but
INe
sun
rles
and
Ibey
slink
off
to
their
sodden
resl.
WIIF.N
you
want
lo
start
on
lulellpclual
conversation,
say
something
ubout
Ihe
difference
between
the
moderiiMts
and
the
fundamcnratlsl.
Then
see
Hie
jazz
hounds
skip.
DCLUSIONS
are
very
common
in
this
part
of
Hie
country.
Some
people
for
instance,
think
thai
fishermen
all
make
fortunes.
I
KNOW
n
man
who
believes
that
the
only
poor
business
in
the
world
is
the
one
he
is
in.
1
must
say
it
is
a
poorer
business
for
his
being
in
it.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
28,
1916.
T.
l.
Pattullo,
candidate
for
Hie
legislature,
speakin
of
thi
political
situallon,
federally
and
provlnclally,
says:
"The
peoplu
may
be
assured
that
with
change
of
(lovernmenl
bolh
at
Ollawa
and
Victoria,
them
will
be
something
doing
and
Ihls
iioitli
country
will
take
on
iica'
life."
The
Salvallon
Army
Is
open
lug
a
branch
in
the
east
end
of
Ihe
clly,
having
taken
over
a
.building
al
the
corner
of
Sixth
AvPMie
and
Ambrose
Strcel
which
will
be
used
for
brad-
quarlpr.
Jack
McNeil
of
Tplkwa,
who
Is
n
visitor
In.
Hip
clly,
reports
thai
horses
and
cattle
in
the
llulklcy
valley
wintered
well
and
THE
DAILY
NEWS
thai
no
losses
wi-re
sustained.
Several
thousand
head
of
tdock
wintpred
out
in
spue
of
the
unusually
severe
weather.
ACCIDENT
AWARDS
MADE
BY
COUNCIL
Alex.
McLeman
Offered
$100
and
Alex.
Macdonald
$200
In
Consideration
of
Accidents
Settlement
of
Haim
of
Alet.
Mcl.eman,
who
fell
ntf
a
side
walk
and
broke
his
leg,
and
of
Alex.
Macdonald,
whose
child
was
poisoned
through
drinking
nitric
acid
in
the
police
station,
were
offered
by
Hip
city
rouncil
last
nlichl.
It
was
decided,
on
recom-
I)P)
aljon
)f
fjt,anre
com-
mitteo
In
both
cases,
to
offer
jr
MCLern;m
tnn
and
Mr.
Mac
donald
200
in
return
for
which
ithe
city
or
its
officials
shall
be:
I
CltV
COUbl
not
lip
held
responsible
in
either
case.
The
majority
of
the
finance
committee-
bad
felt,
however?
that
both
claims
were
worthy
of
some
consideration
ami
the
element
of
sympathy
had
en
-
commendations
that
were
pre-
sentet.
Ad.
Perry
questioned
the
wisdom
of
paying
on
claims
for
which
the
city
was
held
not
liable.
Will
Hold
Out
Mr.
McLeman,
who
was
pre-
sent
at
the
meeting
and
whoseUyiinp..
i
i,vi.
i,rp1
i.ai
i;3.
claim
bad
been
1,000,
expressed
""iogs.
although
be
alleftps,
In
.i
.i
.i
:
i.
..i.
i:...
..
in-
iiPirriiiiimnui.
imeiiinn
for
me
amount
niai
ne
ua.i
imtu
out
as
n
nsuii
ni
ms
accitieni
I'liough
he
had
been
unable
to
gel
n
local
solicitor
to
lake
up
bis
case,
Jhe
matter
would
be
taken
into
the
courts,
unless
bis
full
claim
was
met.
Mayor
.Newton
suggested
to
Mr.
McLeman
the
wisdom
of
ac
cepting
the
award
that
Hie
city
was
prepared
lo
make.
Hy
taking;
the
case
inlo
Ihe
courts,
he
felt
that
Mr.
McLeman
would
ulti
mately
be
no
better
off.
However,
if
Mr.
McLeman
was
not
satisr
fled
he,
or
course,
had:
recourse
to
legnf
iirtilm
ag.iinst:)he
city.
On
recommendation
of
the
Hoard
of
Works,
the
city
council
decided
last
night
In
build
n
new
powder
magazine
lo
conform
wilh
the
Itnmininn
government
retaliations
and
not
lo
exceed
100
in
cost.
Aid,
Perry
explained
that
the
present
mag-
izlne
was
in
a
bad
stale
of
re
pair.
The
new
one
will
be
built
olT
Park
Avenue,
where
the
old
one
Is
located.
A
Few
Doses
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
May
Slop
That
Ctugh
Mr.
Frank
D,
Comeau,
West
Data
iirst,
N.B.,
writes
i1
1
had,
a
verj
bad
cold
and
cosgW
tkat
settled
on
mj
hags,
and
I
thought
that
I
woula
tmr
get
rid
of
it
On
day
a
friend
spoke
t
ms
abonl
your
wonderful
rsmedy,
so
I
sent
and
jot
a
bottlo
of
it,
and
after
tha
flnl
dose
I
took
I
got
relief,
wd
by
th
tlma
I
had
finished
the
bottle
I
wal
ompletely
ralUrod
of
all
my
trouble.'
"Dr.
Wood's"
U
pat
p
esUy
by
Tho
T.
Milbwa
Cts
LUslts
Tanas,
Bat.
ESKIMO
MURDER
INFAR
NORTH:
Details
of
Crime
for
Which!
Judge
Is
Gong
Into
Wilds
to
Try
Prisoner
MAN
HAD
TWO
WIVES
Shooting
of
Dog
Said
to
Have
Caused
Trouble
but
Victim
Was
Bad
Native
llecpnlly
it
was
announce
I
that
a
supreme
court
judge:
was
gnintf
north
this
summpr'to
try
an
Kskiinn
prisoner.
The
jnan
killed
yas
b'lukak
and
the
alleged
murdered
Ikayena.
Tli
if
full
details
of
the
murder
have
been
disclosed
by
llie
re
port
Just
Issued,
of
the
HoyaJ
Canadian
Mounted
Police
for
tin-year
erlded
September
30,
1925.
The
crime
was
committed
on
the
Parry
river,
east
'of
Kent
peninsula
and
Hat
hurst
inlet.
Superintendent
James
Ritchie
of
Hie
It.
CM.
P.
states
that
the
prisoner
will
probably
!?
tried
at
Aklavik
this
year.
Further
details
as
lo
the
investigation
that
will
take
place
are
as
yet
unavailable.
Although
the
murder
was
committed
in
the
summer
of
1
924,
it
was
not
until
a
Hudson'?
Hay
company
employee
visited
Hie
Tree
Hivpr
detachment
of
tin-force
on
January
1),
1925,
after
having
been
at
the
scene
of
the
crime,
that
any
statement
concerning
it
had
reached
the
cars
of
the
police.
Sergeant
F.
A.
Karnes,
who
was
in
charge
o(
Hie
post,
lefl
on
January
13,
in
company
with
Constable
llrockie
and
two
Eskimos
to
look
inlo
the
affair.
DtfTlcult
Journey
The
report
goes
on
to
say
that
the
iouniev
proved
to
be
'nil
nt!i:illl.t
nn.l
llio
fnnil
run.
mm:
low.
"In
trying
to
return"
it
con
tinues,
Sergeant
llarnes
was
lol
and
had
a
narrow
escape
(fie
natives,
who
had
visited
a
sealing
camp,
lost
four
does
through
the
intense
cold.
Ikayena
was
found
at
the
sealinc
ramp,
however,
and
was
placed
under
arrest."
The
cause
of
the
trouble
between
the
two
men,
Uluksak
and
Ikayena,
who
killed
him,
appear-
,i
frni
.ip
assertions
of
eve-
yena
sf,
nne
nf
(n(i
,i,.ad
man's
.
.....
,(iminiion
t,f
oITence,
thai
he
replaced
Ihe
animal
with
one
of
his
own.
Such
an
action,
Ihe
report
states,
"in
the
circumstances
of
the
Arctic,
seems
highly
unfriendly."
Feared
an
Attack
When
Uluksak
came
over
towards
him,
Ikayena
sensed
danger
and
Uluksak
made
a
niovr
towards
the
rifle
he
had
laid
down,
shot
him
twice.
He
af
firms
that
he
thought
the
other
was
contcmplaling
an
attack.
The
report
points
out
thai
Uluksak,
since
his
return
from
imprisonment'
to
the
north,
has
made
himself
very
troublesome,
being
partial
lo
bullying
the
other
natives.
Al
the
lime
of
his
death
he
was
being
watched
by
Serjeant
Hrockie,
as,
after
selling
his
wife
and
bis
boy
by
her,
aged
six,
to
another
F.skimo,
Sinnisiak,
for
the
price
of
a
.22
calibre
rifle,
he
had
stolen
the
boy
back
on
Iwo
occasions.
Uluksak
had
two
other
wives
al
the
time
of
his
death.
Sergeant
Barnes
in
reporting
upon
this
case,
along
wilh
his
other
winter
activities
for
1924-25,
mentions
that
the
palrol
made
neressary
to
apprehend
Ikayena
covered
a
distance
of
8,i0
miles
in
Ihe
most
severJ
weather.
It
occupied
from
January
13
lo
February
23.
Anolhcc
palrol
lo
Chesterfield
Inlet,.
ne-cupying
from
April
1
to
June
3,
1923,
and
coverinw
1,350
niller,
was
nlso
In
quest
of
a
murderir
who
was
arrested.
,
Immense
Distances
,
The
rrtiwl
of
the
rommls,
sioners
in
commenllng
upon
tln
receipt
of
this
information
from
Sergeant
Barnes,
remarks:
"11
may
be
noted
thai
this
report
(that
of
Sergeant
Barnes)
is
daled
July
3;
that
Inspector
Caulklu
forwarded
II
Trout.
Her-sehel
Island
on
September
I,
and
that
Ihe
officer
commanding
Ihe
district
forwarded
it
from
F.d-monton
on
October
30;
so
great
Is
the
time
consumed
in
com-
aad
the
gloss
and
luster
that
come
with
perfect
hair
health.
Ath
s
hot
th4
90-day
trtatmtntplan.
Wl
ull
it
tauicr
mtmej-iadt
guarutitl.
For
Sale
by
ORMES
LIMITED.
Prospective
Builders!
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
LUMBER
Timbers,
liimension,
Shiplap,
Fir
Finish,
Flooring,
V
Joint,
Hustic
and
Bevel
Siding,-
Cedar"
ami
Fir
Hoat
Lumber,
Fir
and
Cottonwood
Veneer,
Mouldings,
Shingles,
Kolored
Shingle,
Lath,
G.ik.
Hardwood,
Sas.li
ami
boor,
Wood
Pipe.
CEMENTS,
Etc.
Portland
Cement,
Keene's
Cement,
As
Leslos
Cement,
I
lard
wall
Plaster,
Plaster
of
Paris,
Piaster
Hoard,
Lime,
Uydrated
Lime,
Fireclay,
BRICKS,
Etc.
Common
Brick,
Fir
Brick,
Pressed
Brick.
Agricultural
Tile,
Vitrified
Pipe,
Flue
Lining.
MISCELLANEOUS
Nails,
Building
Paper,
Tar
Paper,
Buliberoid
Hoofing,
Johns,
Manville's
Asbestos.
Bookings,
Asphalt,
Asphalt
Hoofing
Papers,
Sand
and
Gravel.
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
COAL
Try
our
Nut
Coal
for
your
Kilchen
llauge.
'
ALBERT
&
McC
AFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
alf
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
mimical
ion
in
these
enormous
areas.
A
reference
lo
the
maps
will
show
lo
what
remote
recesses
of
the
Arctic
country
the
free
Hiver
patrols
penetrated."
In
The
Letter
Box
II
MAYOR
URGES
TO
VOTE
FOR
BOTH
BY-LAWS.
Kdilor
Daily
News.
lear
Sir.
In
view
of
tomorrow
being
the
voting
day
o.i
the
two
civic
by-laws
now
before
the
people,
would
you
please
grant
me
space
to
briefly
allude
lo
the
same.
One
bylaw
proposes
to
exempt
the
elevator
from
taxation.
In
assenting
(o
this
proposal
lite
city
stands
to
lose
nothing
by
way
of
taxes,
because
evert
were
the
Dominion
lo
operate
the
elevator
it
would
be
lax
free,
a
all
Dominion
holdings
are.
On
the
other
hand,
there
is
much
more
likelihood
of
the
Alberti
wheat
producers
making
greater
use
of
the
elevator
on
account
of
their
having
some
Interested
incentive
to
ship
their
grain
through
(his
port.
Surfacing
Bylaw
As
lo
the
surfacing
bylaw.
It
must
be
apparent
to
all
that
th
newly-built
roadways
need
a
more
Substantial
binding
to
withstand
the
wear
and
tear
of
the
ever
increasing
auto
traffic.
Other
municipalities
are
face
lo
face
wilh
this
same
aspect.
Hence
the
proposal
ii
preserve
Ihe
new
roadways,
minimize
the
dust
nuisance,
and
sj.read
Ihe
cosl
over
a
lerm
of
years
In
order
lo
make
the
payments
as
light
as
possible.
Should
Ibis
plan
be
.rejected,
nO
money
will
be
available
this
year
to
do
the
work.
If
it
1
left
until
next
year,
It
is
feared
the
cost
will
be
very
much
henvier
ns
a
rpsult
of
the
roadways
greatly
deteriorating
In
the
meantime.
For
Ihese
reasons,
therefore,
Would
It
not
be
wise
for
the
citizens
to
vote
for
both
bylaws
tomorrow-?
v
t.
Vours
respectfully,
S.
M.
NEWTON,
PAGE
FIV3
Hair
Grown
or
No
Money
Notice
the
Van
Ess
flexible
rubber
massage
cap
on
tha
bottle.
You
rub
the
bottle
over
your
bead
and
the
rubber
nipples
feed
ts
hair
growing
medicine
into
the
scalp.
One
minote
a
day
In
your
own
home
with
Van
Ess
Liquid
ScaiD
Massase
means
an
abundance
of
new
hair
116
and
117.
Fresh
Killed
BEEF
From
the
Bulkley
Valley
3
Times
Weekly
Potatoes
Per
Sack
$3.50
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&
Doodsdn
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Street
Phone
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Deliver.
Crystal
Firelighters
48
Fires
for
$1.00
No
more
chopping
of
kind-liiiig.
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simple
and
economical.
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Distributing.
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Motor
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