PAGE
FOTS
Another
Special
Value!
We
have
made
a
fortunate
purrunse
01
a
inrge
quantity
of
WATER
SETS
at
a
very
special
prise.
WD
offer
these
for
n
short
time
for
$1.50
the
Set,
consisting
of
six
tumblers
and.
a
three
pint
Jiwr,
;e.lch
piece
having
a
cut
design
or
a
bunch
of
grapes
on
lite
side-
all
nire
clear
glass.
John
Bulger
The
Jeweller
TWICE
WEEKLY
We
have
arriving
FRESH
KILLED
UEEF.
VEAL
and
I'OHK.
We
aiso
carry
a
full
line
of
Fresli.
Smoked,
and
Salted
Fish.
Seaiy
8
Doodson
The
Home
of
Bulkiey
Valley
Produce.
Ilraneh
from
Smithers.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Sort
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
lake
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
.
.
$6.50
Half
Load
.
.
$3.50
Large
sacks
.
50c
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
5S0
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage'and
Storage
Phone
CI.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Eovlnfl.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
fFATMER-ir1
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OP
)
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MAIE
C
I
f
OMJHTER
S
RtCiHT
VLJl)
HELLO
MICKEY
VEsl
WU"
It
f
A
EHiN
"
'
'
i
ilmmri
iSl
PATTULLO
TOLD
ROTARY
CLUB
OF
DOINGS
DURING
SESSION
OF
LEGISLATURE.
(Continued
from
Page
One).
might
have
lieen
expected.
The
stratifying
outstanding
fealure
of
the
situalion
was
that
it
was
clearly
shown
Ihe
province
trot
value
received
for
the
work
wliie'j
was
done.
Sumas
Reclamation
"Another
question
in
which
a
considerable
sum
of
money
was
involved,
hut
affecting
.
directly
only
a
comparatively,
few
people
was
that
of
the
Sumas
reclama
tion
scheme.
This
project
va.MuP,'rf
wi"
I'1
the
nalurnl
outsorted
al
the
instance
of
thojlol
for
all
central
and
northern
land
owners
themselves
to
r-,
claim
some
valuable
lands
in
lhenorlli-weteiH
part
of
Alberta.
Eraser
Valley,
near
C!iiIllwaek.liough
an
effort
is
being
mad.
As
so
often
happens
In
Conner-
lion
with
these
undertakings,
whether
government
or
private,
'he
project
cost
very
much
more
money
than
Ihe
first
estimate.
The
gist
of
the
argument
by
the
land
owners
was
that
the
gov
eminent
was
responsible
for
the
amount
over
and
above
the
ori
ginal
estimate,
and
that
Ibis
cos
I
should
be
put
upon
the
Province
al
large.
To
Ihe
argument
thai
Ihe
Land
Settlement
Hoard
of
Mu
provincial
gnverninent
were
ar'-
ing
not
for
the
government,
hut
as
Dyking
Commissioner
for
the
land
owners
themselves,
and
therefore
those
that
got
the
benefit
of
Ihe
work
mtisl
pay
the
cost,
even
although
that
rosl
were
nfore
tlianlhe
original
es
timate,
the
land
owners
pul
up
a
very
strenuous
scrap,
and
some
times
it
is
astonishing
what
'a
fight
a
militant
minority
can
put
up.
Finally,
a
measure
wa
passed
through
the
House
(hat
eased
off
the
terms
of
payment
to
re-pay
I4ie
loan
of
some
three
and
a
half
million
dollars,
al
though
I
noticed
a
press
ilem
suggesting
4
hat
an
effort
be
made
to
have
Ottawa
disallow
tholln;
I
think
it
may
be
taken
for
granted
Ihal
Ottawa
will
keeji
its.
hands
off.
P.G.E.
Railway
"Another
matter
of
transcendent
importance
In
the
province
was
I
hat
of
the
Pacific
Orea!
Eastern
Hail
way.
There
were
.those
thai
were
insistent
thai
IK
road
should
be
witupleled
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Oeorge
immediately,
while
on
the
other
hand
there
was
ilroug
opposition
lo
anything
of
the
kind.
Theru
were
.many
difference,
itf
opinion
among
people
of
all
shades
of
political
thought.
Ah
far
as-tin;
government
was
concerned,
II
came
lo
the
conclusion
that
it
would
be
unwise
this
year
lo
en
ter
into
any
additional
expenditure,
but
that
rather
should
an
effort
be
made
to
secure
assist
ance
from
I
he
Dominion
fSoveni-ment
which
would
enable
thi
province
to
dispose
of
the
railroad,
either
to
Ihe
National
rail
ways
or
lo
induce
some
outside
source
to
take
over
the
project.
Accordingly
a
bill
was
submitted
lo
Ihe
house
which
authorized
the
lieutenant
-
government-in
council
to
transfer
to
Ihe
Pacific
Ureal
Eastern
Railway
20,000
acres
per
mile
from
district
designated
in
fhc
act.
These
dis
Iricts
comprised
Ihe
Lillooel
and
Ouesnel
land
divisions
and
h
large
territory
north
of
Prince
(ieorge.
These
lands,
of
course,
have
not
been
transferred
to
the
Paci
fic
(ireat
Eastern,
but
only-
nu-
Ihorily
taken
to
irunsfer
them.
In
Ihe
meantime
they
are
still
under
the
puovisions
of
the
various
acta,
which
make
provisior
for
their
alienation.
Whether
il
may
be
possible,
through
this
land
grant,
to
secure
Ihe
cooperation
of
the
Dominion
Government
to
an
exlcnl.
sufficient
lo
enable
the
Province
to
dispo-
or
the
railroad,
remains
to
be
seen.
Al
all
events,
the
Govern
tnent
thought
that
some
defurf
effort
should
be
made
to
relieve
the
province
of
the
neavy
carrying
charge
which
the
Pacific
Ureal
Kaslern
entails.
II
was
suggested
that
this
project
niigli'
he
lined
up
with
a
colonization
and
development
scheme.
II
ha,
howeyer,
been
pointed
out
on
a
numher
of
wrwtasions
that
a
road
constructed
from
the
Canadian
National
north
into
Ihe
peafe
River
block
will
find
its
outlet,
not
al
Ihe
end
of
the
Pacific
(reat
Eastern
at
the
south,
liu
al
Prince
Hopert.
Natural
Outlet
Personally,
I
think
that
there
is
no
ilouhl
of
this
that
Prince
Iw-itisb
Columbia
as
well
as
the.
uj'
IMMJple
who
are
in
I
ores
ted
in
.Slewart,
to
secure
a
suhsidy
by
way
of
land
grant,
and
such
other
assistance
as
may
bo
pos
sible,
to
run
the
line
U
Slewart
instead
ol
Prince
Ilupert.
We
may
just
as
well
make
up
our
minds
to
one
thing,
that
of
a
Ion
in
mnneeiion
Willi
the
Paeifielprovince
fireal
Eastern,
even
though
il
'
V'TSier
V"IUiere
may
eventually
be
taken
oft
Oih
hands,
and
nobody
will
want
lo
lake
i
off
our
hands
unless
they
li
ink
they
ure
going
to
make
money
out
of
it
through
the
d-velopment
of
the
area
eoniigu-
ous
thereto.
There
are
some
who
would
like
o
see
Ihe
prjeci
linked
up
lo
an
Imperial
under
taking,
and
on
Ihe
olher
hand
there
are
Ihose
who
talk
of
run
ning
a
line
north
into
Alaska.
In
fact
there
are
so
manv
ruiiiifici-
fdis
to
the
whole
question.,
Ihal
one
would
be
unwisi?
to
vonturi
any
opinion
as
o
what
may
or
may
not
happen.
The
country
norlh
is
highly
mineralized
and
there
may
be,
and
doubtless
is.
untold
weaMh
in
iie
hills
and
mountains
only
wailing
Ihe
hand
ol
niati
to
bring
it
forlh.
vTiliese
three,
measures
thai
I
have
mentioned
were
Ihe
difficult
oroblems
of
last
session,
but
'hm-e
were
a
number
of
important
measures
which
were
non-conlenlious
but
which
will
be
of
benefit
lo
the
Province.
Forest
Act.
"There
was
an
amendment
I)
the
''oresl
Act"
this
year,
under
which
provision
was
mado
for
he
sebtuijj
aside
of
3
per
cent
of
the
royalties
collected
on
tim
ber
as
a
special
fund
for
Ihe
de
velopment
of
forest
reserves
ir.
the
jirovtuce.
1
or
your
information,
lei
me
say
tthal
there
have
already
been
set
aside
twelve
reserves.-
These
are
situated
in
various
parls
of
Ihe
province.
'
"Olher
reserves
will
be
eslab-
lished
from
time
to
time,
notably
ne
in
tlje
llahlne
district,
con-ainlng
2,300
sipiare
miles.
The
Itahine,
as
you
know,
is
situated
north
of
Hums
Lake
and
there
is
a
very
valuable
lie
area
there
which
may
be
made
a
permanent
asgel
and
greally
assist
in
ihe
development
of
the
Itulkley
Val
ley.
"The
firsl
requisile
of
a
forest
Bronchitis
More
Than
a
Cold
Often
develop
rapidly
into
pneumonia
relief
U
found
in
Dr.
Chase'
Syrup
of
Llnteed
and
Turpentine.
Any
cold
is
serious
enough
when
its
dreadful
poHsibilitiet
are
considered,
but
when
there
is
soreness
or
tif
htneus
in
the
cheat
and
a
dry
hard
cough,
you
can
look
for
bronchitis,
which
u
often
confused
with
an
ordinary
cold.
It
is
usually
known
by
aching
limlw
and
body
pains,
chilly
feelings,
weari-n&is
and
weakness,
pain
in
the
chest
and
a
tight,
tearing
cough.
Fever,
dry
skin,
thirst,
coated
tongue
and
constipation
are
other
symptoms.
Dr.
Chase's
Syrup
of
Linseed
and
Turpentine
wems
almost
like
a
specific
for
bronchitis
because
it
is
so
successful
in
loosening
up
the
cough,
siding
expectoration
and
preventing
the
In
flammatioa
from
reaching
the
lungs.
policy
is
to
kep
out
the
fire,
and
in
connection
with
Ihe
reserves,
a
ronsiderahle
amount
will
have
to
he
spent
in
the
ron-Irurlion
of
trails,
making
access
asy
ImiMi
as
a
matter
of
patro!
and
easy
fire
extinguishment
should
a
fire
start.
It
is
the
in-lent
ion
to
manage
these
reserve
on
a
scientific
hasjs
and
where
billing
is'
eventually
allowed
it
shall
only
he
u
a
hasis
that
will
ensure
Ihe
best
results
from
a
reforestation
standpoint.
Phosphate
Bill
"Another
Act
of
inj
port
a
nee
was
a
special
act
to
provide
fr
phosphate
mining.
There
are
,.11-ifiiailfiru:
i,
miku
I'lllflllMtlf
deposits
in
the
province
ami
tin
develojimenl.
upon
a
large
scale
will
lo
of
great
advantage
f
f"rliliiinfe
purposes,
especially
in
our
Western
Provinces.
There
no
doubt
Dial
the
time
is
at
band
when
the
farmers
in
the
mirth
west
will
have
to
heiu
U
put
something
back
in
the
soil,
ajiil
here
is
room
for
a
tremendous
Industry
as
a
consequence
in
his
were
a
number
of
oilier
acts
also,
of
major
importance,
hut
1
think
I
uc'i
nm
enumerate
them
at
this
time.
Public
Misinformed
"I
wish
thai
the
public
were
heller
informed
as
to
the
maiine.
in
which
the
legislature
condor's
Us
business.
Tijc
impression
appears
lo
exist
lhat
a
great
deal
of
lime
is
wasted,
especially
al
Ihe
liesrtnnln?
of
the
scsstoh,
lit
useless
addresses
upon
-
the
speech
from
the
Throne
and
that
at
(he
end
ol
the
session
bills
are
rushed
in
ill-considered
fashion
and
push
ed
through
Ihe
House
in
Ihe
dy
ing
days
of
the
session.
This
is
an
entirely
erroneous
impression
of
what
actually
occurs.
I
be
lieve
that
the
dehate
on
the
ad
dress
serves
a
very
useful
funr-
lion.
II
enables
the
UKunbcrs
of
ihe
House
and
the
public
lo
get
Ihe
viewpoint
of
various
par's
f
Die
Province,'
as
expressed
through
the
local
represenlatie
and
during
the
lime
that
ihe
de-bale
is
taking
place
in
the
llnuA
the
committees
are
hard
al
work
on
the
various
subjects
coming
up
for
discussion.
The
members
also
are
fraternising
and
securing
an
idea
of
each
ol
tier's
opinions
upon
Ihe
many
important
iicstious
that
have
to
be
decided.
Il
is
absolutely
impossible
lo
bring
all
the
bills
in
at
Ihe
beginning
of
the
session,
for
the
simple
reason
IbaJAnairy
null"
Wl
jMJliry
lllfll
lliltr
III
Iff:
decided
upon
while
the
members
are
gathered
together,
ami
in
ninety-nine
cases
out
of
a
hun-Ircil
the
hills
Ihal
come
in
al
rlie
last
of
the
session
'arc
not
.mly
not
ill-considered
but
are
Ihe
culmination
and
cryslalliza-:ion
of
Hie
discussion
and
thought
lha
has
been
gfen
lo
-
li?
subject
mailer
during
I
ha
previous
six
or
seven
weeks,
and
the
reason
Ihal
Ihcy
go
through
so
quickly
.al
the
end
of
Ihe
session
is
that
they
have
been
fought
out
eilber
in
committee
or
in
caucus,
or
in
general
dis.
i-usfcion.
Work
of
Caucus
"Speaking
of
Ihe
caucus,
a
great
deal
of
misapprehension
exists
as
lo
the
function
of
(he
aiirus.
and
many
people
talk
in
derogatory
Icrtus
of
what
they
designate
as
nefarious
pt;arlice.
The
derivation,
of
l,ie
word
"caucus"
.is,
I
believe,
from
an
Indian
word,
and
is
nolhing
more
or
less
Ilia
ti
a
conference,
ami
a
conference
not
for
Ihe
purpose
of
con
cocting
various
designs
on
lh-
public,
but
for
thrashing
out
Ih"
tnuny
difficult
questions
of
policy
'hut
arise
in
adjusting
matters
of
oolitic
welfare.
Unless
Ihest
committees
met
ami
mucuses
were
held,
ithe
business
of
lli
House
would
be
in
a
slate
of
pandemonium,
and
instead
of
go-
Wanted
For
Sale"
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Rent
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830
Second
Avenue
Phone
137
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
I
t'llMI'I
HE
and
llanges
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Xew
furniture
and
ranges
exchanged
for
your
old
ones.
Itedroom,
giving
Room
and.
dining
room
fiiniHure
always
in
stock.
Always
waleh
my
window.
Il's
changed
daily.
A.
Mackenzie.
Furnilure.
Ing
through
with
Ihe
expedition
tliul
il
does,
would
draw
along
interminably.
In
our
House
we
haw
a
committee
on
Agriculture
Itailways,
Mining,
Public
Ac
counts,
Printing,
Private
Hills
and
Standing
Orders.
Municin
.l
!
Affairs,
and
during
this
past
year.
one
op
i
oieslalioii.
II
seemed
rather
curious
that
there
had
never
been
a
commlMcfl
on
forestry
before,
alt-hough
Ihe
limber
industry
is
the
largest
single
industry
in
Ihe
province.
Northern
Members
"In
the
work,
both
on
committees
and
in
Ihe
House,
you
will
he
glad
lo
know
that
your
northern
member
lake
a
very
prominent
pari.
Ministers
of
the
Crown,
of
course,
are
not
members
of
com
millees.
Speaking
of
the
repre
sentalives
froni
the
imrlh,
Individually,
and
beginning
al
the
Eastern
boundary
of
(he
province,
ihe
district
of
Fori
flooree.
ns
you
know,
is
represented
li
Mr.
Perry.
Mr.
Perry
is
deputy
speaker
of
the
House
and
chairman
or
Ihe
Privale
Hills
coip-niillee,
as
well
as
a
member
of
one
or
two
olher
committees
The
work
of
the
private
Hills
continued
on
page
five;
DRY
WOOD.
Split
to
any
length
in
blocks,
per
'load
SALT
HEItlllNC,
A.
ISAACSON,
Sal
Cove.
Phone
HUrk
in
I
CARS
FOR
SALE.
I
1922
Oldsmobile
1.
&
paei,
ger
louring
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1110
Nash
5
MWsnr
tour
ing
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US
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Overland
Sedan
t?(H).Ofl
I
1010
lleo
seven
passenger
louring
...
nOO10
I
1025
Ford
Coupe,
balloon
lire
car
like
new
fftlO.OA
i
1022
Ford
Tudjr
sedan.
...
1425.00
I
I02t
Furd
Ompc
f35n.nr,
I
1021
Ford
one
ton
Iruok,
panel
body
l37t.0fl
I
l
ord
light
delivery
ehai
I
rehiilli
!.
II
76.
on
AU
ears
guaranteed
in
good
mechanical
condition.
Ka
Menus
can
lie
arranged.
KAIEN
GARAGE
Ford
and
Chevrotol
Srviee
SU-tion.
Agents
f'jr
Mdipghlln
Oakland.
Oldsmnliile
and
Chev
rolot
oars,
llo.
(I..M.C.
ami
Feileral
Trucks.
t
WIUXKLNO
SEHVICi:
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
AUCTION
SALE.
OX
account
of
the
Civic
Eleflllon,
the
Auction
Sale
as
dvrtiHl
for
January
II.
ha
bnen
pn.
ponesl
until
Thursday,
Jsviua:
.
21.
(.
V.
Urine.
Auctioneer,
Phone
771.
P.O.
Hox
I
to.
FURNITURE.
Xew
a
n
d
Sernndliaud
Furnl
ture
Slore.
We
lluy.
Sell
and
Ex
"hange
New
and
Secondhand
ioods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
W?
Third
Ave.
thcne
fllf
TAXI
Phone
7
Taxi
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Gust)
Six-
and
seveii-pas(.euyer
RMwIe
bakers
at
yur
disposal
uiii
liiii
for
50c
Service
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
rrnin
Empress
Hotel
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
wanl
anything
jcnl
for.
or
delivered,
phone
ti
D
O
IHt
oo
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
Sole
agents
Tor
Columbia
Flecords
We
repair
Phonographs
Hiiyclos,
lli-Rgles,
Ilacguets
and
Musical
In-
Irninen'
nf
sP
kind
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4.
Thursday,
January
14
High
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ti.m.
20.0
ft.
i.'i:ao
p.m.
jja.a
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Low
7:21
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7.1
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20:00
u.in,
1.2
Friday,
January
15
High
2:21
a.m.
sn.fl
fl.
11:07
p.m.
2.1.8
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Low
8
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A.m.
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n.tn,
no
Saturday,
January
10
High
3
:
1
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a.m.
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p.m.
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