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Mr.1
ileotuu
Wood'-
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tf
John
HosklriH
of
Vand;rhoif
l
a
visitor
in
the
city
mastered
al
(he
Prince
llupert
Hotel.
A.
V.
Shield,
the
well
known
canneryiuiiii,
went
south
lat
night
on
the
Prince
fSeorge.
Mr.
and
'Mr.
William
fiood-
rlck
left
lat
night
for
Victori.i
where
lln-y
will
spent
a
holiday.
Mr.
Mcltohhie
of
IliU
city
it
tcayjiiK
on
a
Irip
lo
the
Old
Country
aud
expects
to
ret
away
Sunday
$ght.
Mriiiiil
MrV
J
V
f.amnho'l
of
Prince.
tSeorge
came
in
ye,
leiday
and
arr.
reKiolered
at
lit
Hotel
Prince
Hupert.
J.
F.
l)utliie.
Hie
well
known
mfiiln?
man
of
Seattle,
returnel
yeilefday'froni
a
vlit
to
Smith
re
where
lie
went
to
inspect
the
work
heinir
done
on
hi-
niniii
claim.
When
chopping
lomonow
af-lirnoin,
call
at
Si"
Andrew'
room
for
toa,liomceookinc,
randy,
leeen-ain
and
palmitlry,
by
the
1-refbyli-rian
aiiureli
Lad-ieV
Aid.
i
i
i
The
Hoard
of
Management
o
Hie
Prince
Hupert
Heneral
llo-pilal
cordially
invite
Hie
iuldi'
lo
be
nreseit
at
the
Aurecs
(tradualioii
eterci'e.
at
ci'cloeic
.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
lor;re
Little
of
levraee
ri'turpe!.
to
bc
interioi
Itiiy
niMinin-r.
wlti
Mr.
I.illJi-
ir:,
who
ha?
been
a
patient
in
the
(ienrral
Ho.i)ifal
for
leu
-ei?t.
While
in
town
Mr.
an.
Mr.
Little
wvtv
Hie
itne?!
o'
Mr.
and
Mr.
.Vurmaii
Watt.
ltit-ftration
at
Hie
I'linc
Hupert,
Hotel
today
include
W.
It.
Huck-fall,
IL-
W,
llruwn.
S.
L
Itnonr.
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c.
Knictit,
F.
V.
Iel-
rouri,
anlS.
F.
Harliopr
of
Vait-
riucr;
.
A.
Talbot
of
Stewart,
K.
J.
Tinaley
of
Victoria.
.Mr.
A
MeLeod
of
Stewart,
and
11.
S
H-
of
Kdmunton.
'
Mr
W.
11.
Whil.dy
nf
Vic
toria,
areoinpnuied
by
her
.or
W.
II.
Whllely
of
Hie
Itoyal
Haiti.
ialT
of
that
city,
are
visitor
in
lon
thi
week
suels
of
Dr.
and
Mr.
W.
T.
Kerf;
in.
They
piadi'
Hi"
round
trip
to
Stewart
An
the
Cardeita
oppiiiK
olT
here
on
Hie
way
outli.
They
pro-pof
rt'turnins'
to
Victoria
on
Hie
Halala
tomorrow.
Victoria
hay
celebration
on
Acronnli
Hill
on
Monday
will
commence
at
1
o'clock
with
Hoys'
Fool
and
Hicycle
race.
Al
3
o
'clock,
the
opening
panic
of
l.i-aiiue
Haehall
between
tiyro
and
Son
of
Canada.
Hoy'
Hand
in
iU
tendance
under
Halldlllatcl'
Wilson.
CmwuinK
of
May
Oueo:
and
Maypole
Dance
at
8.:)
in
l.xliiliihoi)
Hall
followed
by
Hi4
JitVy
Dance.
BULKLEY
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
Ha
been,
taken
over
from
George
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
taie
with
Soaiy
and
'
Doodsou
Fresh
Meats
arriving
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Phone
178
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
HAVE
YOU
PAIN
AFTEREATING
?
"FBUIT-A-TIVES"
CORRECTS
STOMACH
TROUBLE
QUICKLY
'
MMt
BRISSONV
"After
a
long
and
weary
Ulnois,
causrd
by
bad
Digestion,
and
after
having
tried
all
kind
of
rem
-die.
I
detided
to
take
"Fruit-a-tirc",
and
after
three
weeks'
treatment.
1
felt
rreat
redtL
To-day.
I
am
in
perfect
health
and
am
proud
to
6ay
that
the
result
I
attributable
to
"Fruit-a-tHen,''
which
I
recotn
mend
Tery
incerely.
Mme
Uris-
eon.
27
Itlret
fc't,
Montreal."
If
you
have
poor
Digetlon
or
Pain
after
Eating,
try
"Fruit-a-tiifs,"
Uie
wonderful
fruit
medicine.
Frtili.a.ilrea"
ia
nature'
own
rem
edy
the
intensified
juices
of
appen,
oranges,
fiss
and
prune,
eombined
witH
tonie.
It
will
give
you
welcome
and
quick
relief.
23c
aiU
50c.
a
box
at
oil
dealers.
Among
rural
visitor-,
lo
Prince
Hupert
today
are
Mr.
Alger
ami
daughter
of
Urk.
Mr.
J.
Slade
Sleven
and
two
children
left
for
Hie
oulli
la!
night
on
the
PrlifCe
tieorne.
Arthur's
orchelra
eery
nigh'.
this
week
at
the
tjminodor.'
Cabaret
from
1
In
.U.
1-0
Victoria
Day
Celebration.
e
Mi
Kli-abelli
Mul.eod
dance
Irili
Jig
in
nxotMlion
1
1
all
ai
8.30.
W.
m.
Fulton
left
on
the
train
last
ttight
for
Terrace
to
spend
"the
week
end
with
hi
family
a
LakeUcf.-
:
u
Malinger
of
Fair
Hoard
will
ha
in
In
office
in
.City
Hall
this
afternoon
from
1
lo
5
and
in
the
'veiling
from
?
lo
8
and
tomor
row
morning
from
II
till
12
to
receive
e:lrie
for
Fool
and
Hi-
cycte
races
at
Victoria
Day
cele
bration.
LLOYD
GEORGE
LANDSPEECH
Best
Soil
and
Qood
Workmen
Ha
Says
But
System
Pre-
1
vents
Development
I0,DN,
May
21.
Lloyd
tleorge
addressed
a
crowded
meeting
in
the
tiuiiaiiouse,
Kc-
oleslon
Square,
Westminster,
on
the
subject
of
hi
land
policy.
Mis
Maude
Hoyden
presided.
"The
question
of
Hie
laud,
he
aid,
entered
into
all
our
social
and
economic
problem'.
It
concerned
such
questions
as
housing,
the
health
of
the
people,
employment,
the
security
of
our
shores,
it
entered
into
the
ques
tion
of
food,
and
even
of
trade
and
our
financial
balance.
All
these
question
were
involved
in
the
problem
of
the
land.
Westminster,
the
richest
city
in
the
world,
contained
men
so
rich
they
they
would
regard
the
Count
of
Monte
Otsto
a
a
sort
of
second-
class
millionaire
who
was
trying
lo
show
off
with
an
inadequate
bank
balance.
(Laughter'.
Yet
of
the
population
of
NVeslniinsler
over
10
per
cent
were
living
in
condition
which
were
officially
recogiiisei)
a
overcrowded.
The
infantile
mortality
under
tlioso
condition
was
very
high.
This
was
not
Die
fault
of
the
council.
They
had
either
not
got
the
land
or
the
price
was
so
prohibitive
that
it
was
quite
impossible
to
build
at
a
cost
which
would
inako
Jl
possible
for
any
working
family
to
pay
a
rent
for
a
decent
tenement.
Westminister
vr3
not
alone.
In
Hirminigham,
one
of
Hie
greatest
cities
in
(he
Kmpire,
people
lived
in
houses
classified
as
unhealthy.
Another
Side
We
had
the
largest"
market
In
the
world
for
food,
and
yet
wo
only
produced
half
of
what
we
could
produce
if
we
used
the
oil
of
this
country.
If
Ihc
unemployed
were
engaged
on
the
land
there
would
be
a
ready
market
for
llicir
produce,
the
speaker
said.
,
"Wc
have
capital
with
wlifuli
lo
develop
il,"
he
added,
"Wo
have
about
the
Lest
soil
In,
Ku-
ropc,
and
as
good
workmen
a-
In
any
land
-under
the
sun.
AH
you
want
i
a
system
which
wllll
enaWo
you
to
'diiVeWrV
Hid
re
sources
that
Providence'
lias
placed
al
your
disposal
here.
This
is
why
I
have
always
lieen
in
terested
in
the
land
question,
and
why
am
doing
my
best
lo
call
my
countrymen
s
attention
to
il.
And
people
are
gelling
antiiy
alioul
it.
They
arc
getting
fretful,
some
thoroughly
dis
agreeable,
aud
some,
very
abu
sfve.
What
wa
wanted
in
dealing
with
the
land
was
a
little
vision
and
foresight.
Our
present
y
lent
was
antiquated,
and
wa
not
adapted
to
modern
times.
It
was
impoibIe
lo
run
a
factory
on
the
principles
of
the
feudal
system.
Thing
were
bad
enough
in
the
mines,
hut
the
worst
thing
was
the
remnant
of
the
feudal
system,
which
had
been
condemned
by
two
or
three
com
mission.
Agriculture
must
be
put
upon
a
business
footing.
EDUCATIONAL
AND
HISTORICAL
TOUR
The
Canadian
National
Hail
ways
will
operate
a
forty-three
day
Personally
Conducted
F-duca
tional
Tour
In
Lurope
thi
Summer,
sailing
via
the
S.S.
Alhenia"
from
Montreal,
Juij
9,
direct
to
'ilasgow.
Proceed
ing
from
there,
the
party
will
visit
different
point
of
interesi
in
r-coiiaiiii,
I.ti2land
iioifani.
Helzium,
Switzerland
and
France,
also
an
opportunity
to
visit
the
Haltlefield.
Ilclurning
to
Fin
land,
will
sail
from
Liverpool
on
S.S.
"Ailrania"
August
.
I3.
fo:
Montreal.
Considering
the
nunir
ber
of
points
vlsiti4d,
this
Accom
modation
provided,
and
enter,
(aiumen!
offered,
thi
1.
one
o!
IhQi
loiesl
priced
fJpur
ever
operaied
to
r.urope.
Full
particulars,
reservation.
etc..
from
any
Agehl,
C.X.
Hail
way,
or
II.
F.
MeXaughton,
Dis
trict
Passenger
Agent,
Prlnei
Hupert.
SYNOPSIS
OF
Lai
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved,
lurrey)
Crown
lanl
may
b
preempted
by
Ornish
tufc'ects
over
years
of
ace.
and
by
aliens
on
decUrtnc
Intention
to
be-rom
British
subjects,
conditional
UMn
residence,
occupation,
md
Improvement
for
agricultural
"unwe
Full
Information
concernlnc
ream-aliens
regarding-
pre-emptions
la
given
In
Bulletin
No.
1.
Land
Kerleav
"How
to
Pre-empt
I
.and."
copies
of
trhlcb
can
be
obtained
free
of
charga
ty
addressing
the
Department
of
Lands.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
to
any
Government
Agent.
a
Records
will
be
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
purioses,
and
which
la
not
timber-land.
I.e..
carrying
over
S.0V0
board
feet
!er
acre
west
of
ths
Coast
Range
and
$.000
feet
per
acre
east
of
that
Range.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addres.ed
to
the
Land
Commissioner
of
ths
Land
Recording
Division,
In
which
the
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are
mads
en
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
I're-emptinns
must
be
occupied
for;
five
years
and
Improvements
mads
to
value
of
110
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cuIUvittlng
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
see
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
flr.t-clat.
(arable)
land
la
IS
per
acre,
and
second-class
(gracing)
land
HM
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
leas
of
Crown
lands
is
given
In
Bulletin
Xo.
10,
.Land
Series.
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
on
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
con-diUons
Including
payment
of
aturapage.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
Zl
acre,
may
be
leased
as
homesltea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed.
LEASES
For
grating
and
Industrial
purposes
areas
not
exceeding
140
aeres)
may
be
leased
by
one
person
or
a,
company.'
GRAZING
Under
the
Orating
Act
the
Pror-Ince
la
divided
Into
grating
dlatrieU
and
the
range
administered
under
a,
Orating
Commissioner.
Annual
grating
permits
are
Issued
baaed
o
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
gives
to
established
owners.
Stock-owners
may
form
Mediations
tor
range
management.
Free,
or
partly
frees
permits
axe
available
tor
settler.
Mpers
and
traveller.
le
tea
.
HELP
YOURSELF
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universal
favorite
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and
crunchy.
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are
daily
demanded
by
more
than
10,000,000
people.
Kellogg's
are
the
original
corn
flakes.
Light
and
easily
digested.
Never
tough-thick
or
leathery.
Serve
them
with
milk
or
cream.
Fresh
or
preserved
fruit.
Have
them
for
lunch.
For
after
school
or
at
camps.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Served
at
all
hotels
and
restaurants.
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The
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Dry
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bottle
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published
or
displayed
by'
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Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of,'
British
Columbia.
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