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in
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field.
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Undertakers.
Phone
41.
ShcdilonVTail
and
Messenger
Service
Plionei34.
,
If
Mr.
Wesley
Ccorsc.
returned
In
Seattle
on
the.
Calala
Saturday
afternoon.
I-
II.
Million,
noil
of
Mr.
nnd
Mr-.
J.
A.
Minion,
i-ehiriinl
from
Hie
south
on
the
Cardena
last
eveninif.
450
tons
Nanalmn
Uatllnntnn
Lump
Coal
Just
arrivrt
aihnrt
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phone
11S
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ii,
I
loe
SfiXCIIlilll
nt
llio
Iriniifl-
Mid.1
xtalT
arrival
hii
ili
nllv
hi
niornioK
from
Stewart
fnr
denial
trenlim-nl
Mr.
and
Mm.
Harry
I.er
and
family
oail.J
on
I
Ik.
lrfnc
:iiarlpA
lhi
moriiitiK
for
Van-
ouver
where
it
i-
likely
they
will
leriilc
o
lorate.
(Hoiarii,
jttMhhy
return!,
on
'lie
i:ardena
night
from
lrief
bumiiies!)
trip
to
Victoria
and
YiMiMivfr.
Mri..
I!u-hhy
It
reiHiitnins
for
a
while
In
the
-outli.
.
C
Mackay,
di-Iriel
einrfnvpr
for
i
lie
provineiHl
dpHrtnient
ol
public
work-,
relumed
on
the
Prinee
Clmrlf.
thi
innniiliv
from
Stewart
whre
he
made
c
vi-i(
on
oftu'ial
dulie.
Heiuiy
Jarknon.
ninnaper
foi
HovIp
Itruo.
l.td
lh
well
known
lianioud
ilrilliner
cone,
arrived
in
the
rily
on
loe
Prince
Qliarlc
IIh-
morning
from
Stewart
ami
will
proceed
lo
Smithers
on
thi-
eening
train.
Segt.
T.
Van
Dyke,
prnvineinl
nolire,
who
is
to
make
his
head-
iluarLern
in
this
rily
nnd
will
he
in
ehaine
of
OatfW
Ael
admini
(ration
in
Northern
and
Central
llriliih
Gotumnia.
arrived
on
tlii
morning
train
from
l'rinei
Ueorge.
Ueor?f
Edgar,
for
erera!
.war
(Joveriiineiil
Telegraph
mefengeilHr..
ha-
relinquiued
illy
duti'aii.l
I-
Mieeceded
i
Jaek
llifdneh.
tieorve
went
on
He
C'lKin
isitui.ln
afternoon
to
Klemtu
Where
he
will
vt-i!
while
hefore
lakiifv
up
employ
ment
on
a
golHrfi
in
rimneetioii
..villi
the
salmon
fisheries.
Walter
McRaye
who
will
lec
ture
In
the
United
Church
on
Monday
evening,
April
19,
has
a
message
of
Inspiration
and
op
tlmlsm
for
all
Canadians.
His
slogan
Is
not
Canada
for
Cana
dlans
but
"Canadians
for
Can
ada."
An
evening
listening
to
Mr.
McRaye
will
be
well
and
profitably
spent.
Admission
50c.
91
ANNOUNCEMENTS
.
Angliran
Concert.
Cathedra!
Hall.
April
:'0.
.
Presbylerian
Church
Ladies'
Aid
Spring
Sale,
April
21.
Fair
Mayneed
Dance,
Wednesday.
April
21.
Hullcy
Homo
Hataar
May
C.
Complaint
and
Apology
tVAWHTtJ.
Some
two
weeks
ago
we
had
a
compUiiil
-a
young
cook
said
Panfir
Milk
would
not
nmko
tcuod
caken,
in
fact
the
cake
would
not
even
hold
together.
We
wrote
explaining
-that
nhe.
must
allow
for
the
extra
rich-niUa
of
Pacific
by
cutliiig
down
on
tdiorteniiug.
Yesterday
morning
a
very
happy
apology
came
alonrt
and
stiO
fnys
she
never
even
hoped
to
get
a
cake
like
.-he
lias
baked
in
the
"new"
way.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
Don't
forget
(he
Anglican
Con-?
Local
and
Persona!
ccrl
tomorrow
nfehl.
lletail
Merchant's
St.
Ileal
Care,
Tuesday,
I'lione
15.
I'.fl.
Coal
Co.
If
at
U0
i.m.
luncheon
in
April
20
Di
Morlo
H.
Grafg
returned
by
the
Prince
(Iharles
Saturday
afternoon
.following
,a.
brief
busi-iieV
trip
VcMfla-
-0.12.
HayfievM.I).
of
JHIa
Coola
has
fiefn
appointed
stipendiary
'
magistrate
for
(ho
county
of
Prince
Iluperl.
'l'lierc
was
another
Rood
crow
J
nl
the
dance
given
in
(lie
Mel-ropole
II,aH'
on
Saturday
night
bv
Mi
Jean
Cume'a
orchpstra.
V.
S.
Aclsroyd,
formerly
of
thin
city,
wan
a
pax-enger
aboard
the
Prineo'
Charlej"
Saturday
afternoon
going
lirougrIi
to
J.
A.
Hall,
Myder
banker,
vva
a
passenger
on
board
the
I'rinc?
Charles
Saturday
afternoon
returning'
north
after
a
brief
lri.
to
Seattle.
Jtdin
ConwayJ
formerly
of
Prince
Hupert
"and
later
of
Anyox
and
now
of
CutidHMland,
Van-"ouvei
ltdand,
lias'lieen
appoint-4
coroner.
8.
Spier,"
airplane
xpruce
in-"peelor,
nrrived
frm
Vancouver
on
Hie
Prince
Charli'
Saturday
nflernrtfln
and
proceeded
to
Port
Clement
on
the
Prince
John.
II.
II.
Hoeheslcr
"ailed
lal
night
on
Hie
Cardena
to
make
the
round
trip
10
Anyox.
Aliei
Arm
anl
ilcwarJ.
Me
will
rcluri
to
the
city
tomorrow
morning.
II.
Hinkley,
United
Stnle
im
migration
officer
t
llyder,
ar
rived
in
the
oily
from
the
nor!
I
on
the
Prturo.CharJe
thin
morn
ing
and
will
proceed
aboard
(Ik
Prince!'!
Iloyal
this
afternoon
to
Ketchikan.
Jock
Campbell,
ft
ho
ha
been
recently
al
Anyox,
P..
Mcliougall
and
Have
Jaek
rafted
llii
iiMirn-
ing
on
the
Prltw'
Charley
fo.
Ocean
Fall-
where
they
have
ac
cepted
position-
vilfi
the
Pacific
Mills
and
will
iplav
football
thi-
cea-on.
All
three
are
well
know?
local
ioceril
Jiaving
played
with
the
Callie!i
amrntlier
team-
A.
H.
Ving
vvliojin
in
charge
of
the
work
near
Skeena
Crossing
of
di-mautling
IbV
llocher
He
Jlonle
mine.
relurnet
to
the
city
on
Mdn
mornlii5?'.v
tniln.
from
Stewart
and
will
proceed
to
Hie
interior
tonight.
The
llocher
de
Motile
tramline
and.
other
machinery
I
hen'
ha-
beet!
.-old
by
Hie
II.
C.
F.iiuipment
Co.
to
Stewari
tntere-l
and
it
will
be
taker,
(here
to
be
used
in
'milling
development
work.
The
Montreal
Herald
terms
Walter
McRaye
the
"apostle
of
Canadlan'pm,"
and
one
of
the
foremost
Interpreters
of
Cana
dian
poetry,
especially
the
habl
tant
patola
of
Quebec,
which
he
made
popular
In
England
and
In
the
United
Slates,
working
In
conjunction
with
the
late
Canadian
poetess,
Pauline
Johnson.
Mr.
McRaye
will
lecture
on
"Can-adlantslng
Canada"
In
the
United
Church,
Monday,
April
19,
at
8
p.m.
Tickets
50c.
Ill
t'nioti
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
A.
i;.
Dickson,
arrived
at
CIS
Inst
uighl
from
Vancouver
and
way
ports
and
sailed
nt
,6
for
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart.
The
Vessel'.-
passenger
list
for
the
north
included
(icor;p
Ilu-bby,
and
I..
M
llliilon
for
Prince
'Hupert;
Mr.
Hamilluih
Mrs.
P.
Louden
ami
children
and
Mis.
Dwyer
and
child
fur
Anyox,
J.
S.
McDonald
and
Mr.'
Stevens
for
Alice
Arm;
T.
Wilson,
Mrs.
Soberialski
and
child
,
and
Mrs.
drey
for
Slevvurl;
'..Mrs.-Jensen
foT
Wales
Island
and
Ed.
Drown,
round
trip.
J
"
-
.
J.
Field
Strang,
manager
of
Sunnyside
Cannery,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Charles
Saturday
afternoon
and
proceeded
(lint
evening
by
the
Priiiro'
John
to
Port
Clement
where
Hoi
(losse-Millenj
Co.
id
building
a
now
aiilmnn
oiiniinrv
Mr.
StrnnJ
was
accompanied
by
W.
K.
Dra-!
ney,
who
will
be
manager
of
Iho'
new
cannery,
anil
Dtincnn
Ken
nedy,
contractor
in
charge,
of
Iho
const
ruction
work.
,
'fhere
was
nlso
u
party
of
about;
a
doien
men
who
will
ho
engaged
in
Iho
ivvovk.
Mrs.
Strang
nlso
arrived
I
from
Vancouv
er
and
proceeded
to
Jier
home
at
Suiiiiyfcid?',;r
t
,
I
I
II
a
i
i
.1
'
lr.l
1
1
rWfti
1
No
Corner
Club
meeting
t.i
nigld
in
Daptist
Church.
Knights
of
Pythias
Matuerad::
Hall,
April
-'3,
in
ltoston
Hall
t'i;
Tniilghll
.Dig
concert
and
shower
for
Hidley
Home
at
Salvation
Army
tonight
at
8
p.m.
C.
P.
II.
steamer
Princess
lloyal,
Capt.
l
Clitfe,
northbound
from
Vancouver
to
Alaska
ports,
was-
here
from
1
1
:3(T
lo
I
o'clock
today..
Donl
mis-
this
and
regre!
H!
Oddfellows
and
Jtebekahs
whi-t
drive
and
.danep
On
Tuesday,
April
JO,
at
8.30
p.m.
sharp
in
D.'Ston
Hall.
Arthur's
Orchestra.
Ladies
50c.
tienllemeul
75c.
Hi-Mrs.
Isaac
Lear,
D-'o
Dor.len
Street,
ha-
as
her
guest
her
niolliei.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Sherk.
for-nirrly
of
this
city
hut
now
residing
in
llailett,
Saskatchewan.
Mrs.
Lear
and
family,
in
abou'.
a
fortnight's
time,
will
proceed
Willi
Mrs.
Sherk
(o
Saskatchewan
where
I
bey
will
spend
some
time
visiting.
Anmnsr
Hie
passengers
froing
north
(i
the
steamer
Princess
lloyal
today
was
Dev.
II.
K.
Cribb
from
Vancouver
who
will
take
chart:
of
the
United
Church
at
Dawsnu
succeeding
Itev.
Ueorge
II.
Fimllay
who,
afler
having
spent
five
years
in
Iho
north,
will
id
u
ni
south
lo
take
up
work
I
here.
Mr.
Cribb
was
accompanied
by
his
Wife
ami
two
children.
Waller
MellajT,
well
known
lecturer
ami
traveler
and
president
of
the
Canadian
Publicity
Co.,
arrived
in
the
city
on
this
morning's
train
after
visits
to
Terrace,
Prince
(irorgo,
Smith
ers
and
llazclton.
Mr.
Mcllaye.
who
Is
often
refcised
to
as
"The
Apostle
of
Canadianism"
and
whs
has
spoken
before
audiences
in
nil
the
important
cities
of
Can
ada,
will
deliver
an
address
here
tonight
In
the
Untied
Church
under
the
auspices
of
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
on
"Canadians
-ing
Canada."
He
vvill
proceed
on
Wednesday
night
to
Stewart
where
he
Ls
billed
lo
speak
on
Thursday
jifgliL
From
Stewart
he
will
return
south
to,.
Vancoii-
THREATENS
OUR
NATIONAL;
4
t9
m
HERITfAGE
!!
b
MKVlvJ
tv
M
Wv.JI.1
vrw
);
yhnn
aha
A
Ylk.
1
r
iwuu,uuu
rv-i
torn
u
iuuiiv
timher
hv
fire
continues
to
be
anpalline.
On
the
average
over
3,500
million
board
fect
are
destroyed
annually.
The
forests
of
Canada
are
being
depicted
at
a
rate
they
cannot
possibly
withstand:
more
than
half
of
this
depletion
is
due
to
fire,
insects
and
decay.
The
future
of
the
forest
industry
is
just
as
dependent
on
the
seedling
trees
and
young
growth
as
the
pulp
and
paper
and
lumber
mills,
and
industry
generally,
are
dependent
on
mature
timber
both
must
be
saved
from
the
ravages
of
fire.
Canada
has
the
finest
inland
fishing
in
the
world,
but
these
splendid
food
and
game
sh
require
clean,
cold
water
in
the
streams
to
ensure
prolific
reproduction.
Forest
fires
are
inimical
to
fish
life.
Game
animals
attract
foreign
tourists
and
induce
Canadians
to
seek
pleasure,
health
and
adventure
in
the
great
outdoors.
These
animals
are
distinctly
a
forest
resource
utterly
dependent
on
it
for
protection
and
food.
Forest
fires
arc
most
destructive
of
such
wild
life.
Ninety
per
cent
ot
the
forest
fires
are
caused
by
carelessness.
Are
you
doing
your
part
to
prevent
this
wanton
waste
and
destruction?
,
,
,
CHARLES
STEWART,
Miniitcr
of
the
Interior
MotcrsteJoim'sUMjAers
..nT
6
cartful
of
the
flowing
mafcA,
-
x
rr
cZ?S
G,?A?r
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
Trout
Fishing
Time
Has
Arrived
WE
CARRY
A
COMPLETE
STOCK
OF
FISHING
TACKLE.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
it
-i