psday,
May
18,
1020.
im
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Delicious
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this
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al
the.:
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roinjCfJiii
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Will
the
lady
who
took
Hie
blue
unihrella
by
mistake
from
Hie
Presbyterian
Church
on
Sun
day
please
phone
72.
Mrs.
I).
II.
Murphy
arrived
home-
al
the
week
end
from
a
ralhi-r
lengthy
visit
on
Vancouver
Island
where
she
had
bee
i
for
her
health.
j
At
the
hospital
meeting
las
niighl
liiu
finance
committee,
1
through
it
chairman
Pen
v
1
i
i
.
v
i
..
i
j..
...
.
,
iimri,
reourteu
I
KM
OU.Miai
days
during
the
month
of
April
ami
me
per
capita
cost
wa-
!?:i.09.
At
the
Hospital
meeting
)ai
niirht,
HkmIuIv.
uperltttendent,
Mis
Harrison.
reported
that
there
hud
been
a
good
deal
of
sickne
nmmrg
Hie
nursVs
during
t!i
mouth
of
April.
Only
a
few
vUilors
had
.come
on
Hospital
Hay.
Don
Ilrown
ha
Ihoii
awarded
tlii
ciniiraet
for
elcelriral
worn
in
conncliiin
with
rhanjriMK
fire
oxit
lights
al
the
hospital,
it
wis
reported
hy
Chris
Hlkins,
rhair-
nian
of
the
executive
committee
al
Hie
meeliiiR
of
the
Hoard
last
night.
Those
reiMifered
at
the
Prim'
lluiterW
IIotel
include
5rae
Mr-
Aterjj
ietfarotown
;
MrawJ.
M.
miyi7
Port
Kssinztoif
Mrs.
.
W
'3a-ejy:
nhd.
dauittrof
Ter
raeAt
Mrni
It.
M.
Aldous.
Ter
rare;
Mrs.
J.
A.
Taylor.
Purl
KsMtiplon.
?
No
fliaiiKes
of
the
permanent
slalf
of
the
puhlir
or
tiijth
si'hiMds
whs
reported
at
I
h"
meelintr
of
the
Hoard
last
nllil
with
tin
exreption
of
Miss
Wi'llierhead,
who
is
sevcrinc
her
ronneetioo
with
I
lie
hcIiooI
at
the
e'lo-e
of
the
term.
At
the
Hospital
meeting
la
nivhl,
ihe
secretary
wa
in
tnirte.i
in
inform
Hill
fill-Chap
ter.
I.O.Il.K.
(hat
Ihey
rmihl
pro
wril
to
name
the
ehildren'sAvard
ufler
Iheir
ehapler.
no
ohjeetlon
liavim;
been
registered
by
any
of
the
contributors
to
Uie
fund
The
Hospital
Hoard
finds
itself
in
a
ilillioull
position
in
rc?aiii
to
atv'epifnif
as
patients
men
from
tiovernment
sleamers.
lie
rently
one
was
admitted
and
more
Mian
a
moiilft
after
he
wa
discharged,
u
letter
was
received
from
Ihe
npenl
of
marine
sav-
itiK
Ihey
were
not
responsible
a
.
.
i
.
in
uie
meantime
uie
man
vat
too
far
away
to
collect.
Tne
hopilal
caiinnl
refuse
a
sirk
person
admission
and
yet
finds
il
difficult
to
rolled
the
cost
of
treatment.
The
matter
was
explained
al
some
length
al
the
tneeliiiK
last
ninlil.
48.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace:
Light
rain,
calm.
letup.
50.
51.
Anyox:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
51.
Stewart:
Cloudy,
ealnf.
temp.
Ihuellon:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
TeleiM-apIi
Creek:
Clear,
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lemp.
50.
Smilhers:
Cloudy,
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temp.
30.
!
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Cloudy,
windy.
lemp.
51
:
its
Age
9
YEARS
OLD
42
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Proposal
to
Come
to
Coast
by
Way
of
Northern
Route
Says
Press
Report
OTTAWA.
.May
Irt
A.
DeWiH
Fouler,
Conservative,
Kin;.,
quoted
a
LohdiiB
pre
report
i:i
the
House
yesterday,
foreeastmt
the
building
of
a
new
railway
line
from
Winnipog
t
Ihe
Pacific
eoast.
The
line
which
whs
to
ho
built
by
the
Canadian
Paci
fic
railway
would
include
spm-s
f
Ihe
Saskatchewan
branch
lines,
connecting
with
the
Ed
monton
and
Dunvegan
railway
in
Hritish
Columbia,
and
with
the
Canadian
Nafhinai
at
Prince
Oeorge.
H.C.
Mr.
Foster
askid
if
the
Hoverument
was
aware
of
any
such
plan.
Premier
King
said
he
was
not
in
a
position
lo
reply,
but
h
would
ask
Mr.
Ilunning,
minister
of
railways,
who
was
not
in
the
houc
at
the
I
mi''
ENJOYABLEPARTYAT
I.O.D.E.
HAIL
LAST
NIGHT
TO
ENJOYED
The
Municipal
Chapter
of
'U13
I.O.D.K.
held
an
inleresling
aed
most
enjoyable
parly
last
even
in?
in
Ihe
I.O.Il.K.
Hall,
Fifth
Ave.
there
being
ii)
tables
of
cards
early
in
the
evening
a;iu
dancing
followed
al
which
about
to
eoiide.
were
present.
J.
Hremner
played
for
the
quadrilles.
Mrs.
Parkin,
head
of
the
order,
was
in
charge,
those
as
sisting
her
being
Mrs.
Join
.Manson,
Mrs.
1.
Thomson,
Mrs.
.Mcl.eou,
Mrs.
hvnus-Mrs.
Hlance,
.Mrs.
Darton,
Mrs.
Hep
Seir
and
Mrs.
Teiur.
Winners
of
I
lie
prizes
were
for
bridge,
Mrs.
Cameron
and
Mr.
Teng.
For
whisf
Mis
Davidson
and
Mr.
Yaldie.
LIBERAL
LEADER
IN
ALBERTA
BANQUETED
CALliAUY.
May
18.
Captain
Joseph
I.
Shaw,
leader
of
the
Uberta
Liberals,
was
Ihe
uest
of
honor
at
a
huse
liaiutuet
here
last
evening
which
'waV
attended
by
Liberals
from
all
over
the
province,
many
coming
from
as
far
nway
as
lMnioiiton,
At
the
meeting
J
HielQilnl
Hoard
last
night,
S.
K.
Campbell,
chairman
urged
upoti
.Uia
.dl-reelors
I
lie
desirability
of
af-
tinding
the
grailiialinu
exercises
Friday
in
the
Presbyterian
Church
assembly
rooinY
lie
said
Uiis
wrts
ati
Iniiuirlaiiiieeasioii
I
and
should
be
made,
as
impres
sive
.as
possible
'
(
.lack
VelherslonelVaugir
iif
tlr-
provincial
forestry
department
is
o'aMug
tins
iiiipruoun
on
me
Cardcna
for
the
(lardner
Canal
dislricl.
Oilier
passengers
on
the
boat
from
here
will
include
11.
F.
McCullough,
A.
KimKa
and
.1.
Hunter.
Advertise
in
the
fJaily.
Mews.
.
Proposal
to
Cancel
Convention
Which
Had
Been
Arranged
For
This
City
i
i
.
:
.-
,
.
There
m,ay
3),e
no
Hospitals
Convention
in
Oil
city
this
year,
judging
from
what
was
said
at
the
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
yesterday.
A
letter
wa
received
from
the
secretary
of
Ihe
Hospitals
Association
in
.which
it
was
sttwgesled
that
il
would
be
difficult
lo
gel
the
members
to
visit
Prince
llupcrt
and
suggesting
that
the
local
board
should
consider
the
situation
with
regard
to
the
(,'ood
of
Uie
association.
President
('ampbell
sahl
they
had
extended
an
invitation
lp
the
associalion
to
hold
the
couven
lion
here.
This
invitation
had
been
accepted
by
Hie
convention
last
year.
They
could
say
and
do
no
more.
11
would
not
be
seemly
for
them
lo
take
any
further
action.
If
it
was
decided
not
lo
come
here
they
could
Ihen
write
and
say
what
Ihey
thought
of
it.
A
meeting
of
Ihe
executive
has
been
called
in
Vancouver
for
to
day
and
it
is
probable
some
ac
lion
will
be
taken
then.
EMPIRE
DAY
CELEBRATION
School
Children
to
Assemble
In
Westholme
Theatre
For
Patrlotlo
Gathering
At
its
nieetuu;
last
night,
the
school
board
gave
permission
to
the
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
re-
jnee:iti'il
liv
Mls
Xura
llivel.
lo
hold
a
patriotic
gathering
of
school
pupils
on
the
afternoon
of
Friday
as
part
of
the
Kin
pi
re
Jay
celebration.
Trustee
Hoch
sler
will
represent,
the
board
on
the
occasion.
.
It
is
the
intention
of
the
I.O.D.K.
lo
have
the
children
all
march
lo
the
YVeslholme
Theatre
directly
after
assembling
on
Fri-ffiy
afternoon.
There
thev
will
be
addressed
by
some
suitable
speaker,
patriotic
songs
will
be
ung
and
Ihe
I.O.D.K.
flag
raising
reremor.y
will
lake
place.
SCHOOL
PRINCIPALS
MAKE
REPORTS
ON
WORKJAST
MONTH
Number
of
High
School
Students
Will
Take
Examinations
In
June
At
the
school
board
meeting
last
nisht
J.
C.
Hrady,
principal
of
the
High
School,
reported
thai
be
expected
to
have
25
normal
entrance
and
junior
and
senior
matriculation
pupils
lake
the
examination
in
June.
The
.
at
tendance
in
the
High
School
had
been
affected
a
(rood
deal
by
the
JIu.
Principal
llarlness
reported
1S1S
in
attendance.
Ihat
bein
the
largcl
number
yel.
He
also
mentioned
that
the
school
.xavinss
bank
had
been
a
success
the
teachers
being
in
agreement
in
regard
to
il.
Miss
Mills
for
Hordeu
Hlreet
reported
30;
pupils
in
attend
ance.
1.18
boys
and
111)
girls
with
the
average
percentage
of
at
tendance
of
l0.
Miss
Hut
It
Stewart
for
Seal
l
ove
school
said
she
had
23
boys
and
20
girls
and
the
average
per
rentage
of
attendance
was
91.07.
The
steamer
Prince
tieorge
is
due
lo
arrive
here
tomorrow
at
noon
and
is
sailing
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
at
5
p.m.
OOVERNMCNT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Nolle
of
Apollcttlcn
for
Br
Llctnc
NOTICE
IS
IIKnKKY
C.IVK.X
I
tin
I
OH
Hi
silt
il.iy
nr
June
nrl
tlw
tiinjirslrtieil
Intrpil
tu
ippl
la
thf
Liquor
Con
t
ml
Kcirtl
fur
1
llreniT
In
reiwt
or
jr-mie
sitiite
n
Main
.sirwl.
Maftt.
U.i:
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ma
upon
the
lands
drrllx-(l
at
l.ni
S.
Rlixk
II,
Ma
giAV,
rrtnrr
Huprrl
i.nuii
iicriKiraiinn
oisiriri
in
uie
.
rro-vliiL-e
of
KrliUh
Columltla,
for
the
5a
tc
of
oi'fv
n.v
tiir
tit'
by
(lis
npfn
bolllf
for
'tinumpiiuii
on
Uie
preinlf.
lUlrtl
at
ITInci.
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and
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the
pores
and
keeps
them
breathing.
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and
without
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