1,
.
F
irun;.'v
15
ll?n.
117
Wo
I
ACf
Customer
I
H
Ml
.
v
-llfVI'ssflll
Store
Ulllsl'
-'inly
euslnini'i-.
V
.i
ieerve
your
trade
wi-,i
in
know
if
vu
ilii
l)!rl4
VOII.
,11'V
a
good
srlccion
,
(Mvii
1
1
size
of
Ilii-
i
lake
rent
jiahiH
on
work.
We
keep
our
within
reason.
Wo
i
''n
oiii"
kooiU
nml
p
anviliing
ool
n
rc-
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Jewellers
ENQLISH
abardine
a
inmate
Special
Reduced
Price
$19.50
CME
Importers
Third
Avenue
i
"iir
no
"in
'
in
U
in
NYX
Ladies'
Shoes
II'
"
llUlkPO.
;i
I'ru'f
riKhl.
1
ni
Pi
mi
v
.nnp
.Mnrp
one
.ihi
Th
m
auanna
ANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
ne
Laundry
of
Personal
service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Sefvlce,
Soft
Fuifch,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
v
wp
ri-ady
al
any
llmo
1
'
n
your
plume
call.
1
1
t'lt'Honnl
clinrpo
of
Laundry
and
Dry
1
1!
J?
I
.
il.
.
i
air
DENTIST
"loerson
Block,
Prjnoe
rtupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
I)
lo
0.
X-Ray
Servlos
Phniu
(IQO
-
u.ll.
1
I
uiriii.j
"uruays
to
2
noon
VALENTINE
TEA
ON
SATURDAY
SUCCESS
I
Ladles'
Aid
of
Presbyterian
Church
Arranged
Interesting
Event
nil'
Ladies'
Aid
of
I
ho
l'rodliy-li'riuii
i:iiurci
hail
a
very
hur-fiMrttl
lea
iiihI
naif
or
lionii
cooking
ami
'
kwci'Im
hi
Hie
ihnreh
hall
on
Saturday
artcr-iioot).
The
hall
and
Mall-
were
tastefully
decoralcd
wilh
Si.
Valentine1
favor
hy
the
ladie
in
eharse.
'lea
wm
served
by
Mr.
I).
i.
Slew
irt.
nMed
hy
,lr.
Finnic.
Mr.
Win.
Millar.
Mm
McMeekih.
.Mr.
..labour.
Mrs.
L.I
W.
Kerjrin
and
Mm.
s.
K.
r.nmp-i
hell
With
Mr.
Hod.
Hi-
cnxhUM'.l
Home
rnnkiim
whn
In
Mil
care
or'
Mr.
A.
AViUnn
-Murray.
nit-"d
hy
Mrs.
.1.
i.
Sleen.
Mr.
Mr-N'uushlon
wllli
Mrs.
MrClyinonl
ialtfnilfil
to
I
In;
candy
A
I"
t
rx
li
I
fill
program"
arranged
.y
Mr.
Thomson
wa
suliitdfled
duriina
the
afternoon
ami
lidded
much
t
llif
enjoyment
of
Ihei
numerous
vddlors.
Program
Mum
May
(Hark,
piano
solo,
i
Mis
Audrey
I'arkin,
violin
-oln.
jiemmpaniivl
Iy
.Mr.
Frnser.
The
Mic
.lean
(iricw
ami
.Mary
Wallers,
duel.
Mi
ltoo
It
io.
solo.
Mikh
IIHiIn
Murray,
dunce,
ac-.
"iiipaiiii'd
liy
Mr.
Illiilon.
Mi
liMl
rici
llcriier.
piano
solo.
Mi-
lleuhih
Mr
Km
Icy,
nolo,
tu-companied
ly
Mi
Alflla
Mr-
Kioli'y.
Mi-
r.lmiliHh
Mi'Iod,
danof.
"Thf
Sailor'n
llornpipf.'
nr-
Attack
Made
Upon
Vote
Plan
by
Members
of
Edmonton
Council
'What
aliout
the
fsluojilionnl
j
vnlur
or
IMlf
wt
!
ipiew
.Al.l.
l
indlay
put
to
Aid.
Worner
who
hot
hark,
"what
ahout
the
ii'.li'u
cool
of
tlin
new
luyf"
l
mir
tin-
old
i)'Hlm
Kixty
per
i
i-iil
of
thf
idfolonile
nould
l
li
ft
uiirMinfnlpd
w
herns
I
he
nrw
nynli'in
eavi
farli
jloinoitl
of
Hie
I'otuimiuny
IIh
1iar
mtiin-tninrd
Aid.
linn
I.
Tlinl
n
o-
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Tulde
Creum
at
15c
for
Half
l'lnl.
Ouullty
nnd
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
067
TERRACE
WILL
RAISE
MONEY
FOR
ATHLETIC
EQUIPMENT
At
SCHOOL
I
lustra
ted
Lecture
to
be
-Given
Tor
Purpose;
New
Piano
Proves
Satisfactory',
'"
-.
Ti:itlt:i;,
i-vh.
15.
Tint
monthly
Hireling
or
the
Pnrcul-Tfarbcr
Association
vn
held
in
Mir
ii'liiml
tin
Thursday
evening
lasi
wilh
a
fair
crowd
In
atlend-anrr
and
Pres.
J,
M.
,l(nU
in
Ihe
chair.
Afli-r
iiiiiirjif
lnislqes
.had
been
eniicJinlcir
considerable
jltruij,ii
IMik
place
aw
to
the
heredity
or
pno
iding
more
athletic
fipiipiin-iM
for
tin-
iiii
of
I
lif
pupil-,
aiol
an
to
way
and
mean
id
riu
-itir
Hie
necessary
fund
for
Mil'
purpose.
To
liflp
in
tin
wnr-k
ll
v.
J.
II.
Voiihk
volunteered
to
ifiM-
an
illutrnlcd
Jfciur'
some
time
in
tin'
near
future,
llir
pru'ifiN
V
ued
for
.Stlili'llr
'liipii)f
III.
Il
,ilv
in
ranged
In
hold
a
alf
u
lo.inr
I'nokintr
on
Saturday,
February
Jj.
in
aid
of
llm
.piami
fund
Afli-r
Hie
Iiii-
ii.hh
nifollns
wa
ailjoiirned,
Mr.
Oldo
Vim
llrfn
iiiiaiiiivl
iiiouc
iirccfiii
willi
a
ituuilier
of
piano
iJeollon.
All
fX!vnmd
tlinnii'i,p
vry
well
plravfil
wilh
tho
new''
piano.
whifli
ha
niunlly
ln-oii
Juuifrlil
hy
llif
I'liriMil-'IVarhfl'
Aoi
ia-lioii
ror
Ihf
m'IiihiI.
It(fr'h-
TiiiMil
wrf
to-rxi'd
at
Ihc
clof
of
Ihf
ini'flina.
ST.
VALENTINE
PROVES
POPULAR
AT
TERRACE
lopanifd
hy
Mi
And
n
y
Par-1
Masquerade
Dance
Well
AtUnd
Mi-.-.
Marian
(Jninii.
piano
"id".
Ii.
r.aliifrou
prcidfd
at
Uto
;it
.
!.
I
mm
foriiiiiiii'f
ami
thank-i-.i
i
hi'
yoiinit
lailifo
for
tbir
-pl.'iiiliil
fric.
PROPORTION
&
L
SYSTEM
OF
VOTING
IN
CITIES
ed
and
Event
Very
Enjoyable
at
Strawberry
Centre
TKIUlACi:.
KHi.
IS.
The
1.
VhUmiMih'
nia'iiHfradf
danrr
hld
on
I'riilay
ntehl
wmI'T
Ihf
att-pirf
of
the
rfRl
Wnr
Vl-ron'
AwKiM'-iation
wo
wHI
ii-iiilfil
Mtttl
vn
a
?rent
ueco.
Mukii'
wtt
furnisbfld
liy
Mrs.
MIwoihI
at
llif
piano.
I..
II.
Moveable
-.,
.,..
n,
,.l.,i1.
n.,,i
('.lino.
TiMinih
on
IIm1
violin.
Tln
iuiliifi'
wnrt
Mr.
1'.
M.
Monck
Ion.
Mr.
Chan.
Ilavon
and
W
KIMTnX.
Klt.
15.
-An
at-
iCarriumi
ami
Taylor.
Irl
wrr
lark
upon
Utf
J'
H.
hm
o
.nviantfd
a
fullawH:
Milinjr
nw
tn
r
in
Kilmoiiion'
Ilfs
dHM
bdy
Jlf.
Cn-
ciMr
tfiion
w
tHBfl
nilwIU
a-
"
Kiape""
oT
(ibina.
-Hv
rooorU
wbnB
Aid.
Wm-nfX'
Iti-)
ilniVn(
umIIoikhii
Mr.
inoN'-d
and
AW.
Ioimla
mmmhW-
'.afll
an
"llajah
of
swnl.
thnt
a
charier
HHif
odinml
!
'.
:onur
iMtiy
Jlii
Flornnro
!
-fi
urml
lo
fliminati-
(lie
ylm.
Vnnd'rlip.
a
"Worinin
luiikinv
ui.j.i
liioi
vva
takfii
hy
I.alior
for
a
huliund"
aldfrmi'n
lo
Ilii
rxpwten
1
Comic
fnU
ootujnf
vMr.
J.
ii:;.A.
nldfiiiifn
ami
it
wa
al-,ll
A?ar
an
"Hayxffil."
lowed
to
I
mid
n
iMitirr
nf
inn
lum.
I'tiiit
in
a
nrvy
of
26
rfpr-i.nitaiif
iMtll
in
t-hf
laol
eon
tfi.
thnrp
wfr
31
1
Jnhnny.
hallotK.rfportfd
by
:ity
I'Jfi
Cojt.
I'lorHli.
.onif
ilfffrvin?
of
-mmI1
ninn
lion
ww
"IluHprtly.'
Mi
Kathlfi
Hiirnfll:
"Spoi-nn?
Mi-
Opal
Oi'',jN:
Ml
lUllirr
Moore
or
ilifi-
151
bad
Wn
nmrkfil
byll'iwol.
Ilnwanl
Wnrnr
.
,.r
numliorH
and'
HifribmMiU
w'r
ir'
al
tMi
wore
iwrffrllv
hlnnV.
jmblnichl
hy
tho
W
omrn
Atuil
Contrast
In
Vlws
Aiihmip
many
Ukv
wv-luniri'.
fonlinufil
until
an
farly
hour.
TERRACE
NOTES
I).
OhiHholin.
Ildmonlon.
wa
lbHim
vinlor
at
the
Wffk
nnd.
Mnll
Allard
of
Kaluni
'
t.akf
Hpfiil
I
lie
wi'pfc
imhI
in
town.
Jaw.
Mum
Aiuliury,
wiim
'W
niw"'
"r
,lwn
on
Sunday
ili4tMw
up'
nu?ii!vT
'
in'i"""-
;
by
Aid
l
indltiy.
i.fl
iih
have
informal
inn,",
-aid
Aid.
iilili.
"
Imw
iniinv
cilif
linvp
adoplfd
1MI.
and
a
to
how
nmny
Iiiivp
uronf
hark
to
Ihf
pi'i'hlloric
ytajn."
"And
an
to
how
many
clllos
havr
clayed
hy
Hit
old
iytoin?"
addfd
Aid.
loupla.
Wants
Delay
Aid.
rarnulo
TxprnafKid
lii
Miin.riHc
at
KUidi
nil
important
nmiMidmi'iit
hniiK
fprutlR
when
tlir
olliff
rharlfi'
nini'lldiniMiti
,,,Pl,Hi
wrrr
down.
Had
llif.re
m'ou
u
im-Klinjr
lli'
oxporta
mi
P.ll.
uilcht
In"
rallfd.
and
ho
men-tloiiril
.1ohn
!
Html-
"ir
r.xpi'i'tH
can't
li'll
tn
how
lo
work
U
why
should
v
try?"
HhulliMiRfd
Aid.
NVrnr.
"Whrn
Im
invonlor-
and
liooslnr
douM
undoivtnnd
ii.
why
whould
wo."
inry
to
Ihf
r.AV.V.A.
and
dannlnp
Irt
Andy"
Anderson,
I'rinrr
Hn
tin
I
oral
hank,
spent
llif
work
fad
in
town
with
friend
THIUDAILY-KEWS
-FAGB-FIVE
very
ideaxanlly
spent
in
triune
I
f
Illy
vft
in
town
on
SalurdAy.
KuesHinjr
conlesls,
c.
Tin
hoy
enjoyed
lo
lite
full
Ihe
hoiiuliful
refreuhincnlR
iered
hy
their
(J.
F.
A.
flreen
relumed
on
Salurihiy
uitrhl
afler
havintr
npenl
a
Khort
holiday
In
Prince
Itupert.
Jlud
(loi'ley
nf
Pacific
was
a
visitor
on
Sunday,
having
arrived
from
l'rince
Mnperl
on
Saturday
nitrhl.
,
Mrs.
T.
TilTin
wn
a
passenper
lo
Prince
Muerl
on
I
rJday.
re
luniina
Saturday
uitrhl.
(ioortre
I.llilc
relumed
Satiir
day
uitrhl
nfler
a
sliorl
Tisiness
I
rip
lo
l'rince
Iluperl.
Major
Ileum,
tnanatrer
cif
the
l.akelsv
Hatchery,
left
on
Friday
iiioruiiijj
for
l'rince
Iluperl.
Mrs,
Uorglilld
Olson
accoin-
The
Day
of
Reckoning
TT
IS
A
DAY
YOU
WILL
NEVER
SEE
-
the
day
in
which
your
thoughtfulness
and
foresight
will
be
weighed
and
measured.
In
that
day
your
loved
ones
will
listen
in
numbed
silence
to
the
solemn
reading
of
your
will.
Your
wishesyour
hopes
your
dreams
are
unavailing.
Only
your
WILL
remains.
The
investments
you
have
made
the
promotions
you
are
hoping
for
the
money
you
expect
to
save
by
these
you
say
"I
hope
to
leave
my
family
well
protected".
Only
Life
Insurance
can
empower
you
to
say
"I
WILL
leave
my
loved
ones
protected
when
I
go".
Have
you
enough
Life
Insurance
to
make
your
wish
into
a
will
?
Grim
facts
are
these
but
facts
which
must
be
faced.
Owinp
.In
life
illness
of
Mis-Andrews
the
junior
grades
had
a
pari
holiday
frnni
School
on
Friday.
.Miss
Andrew
had
heen
confined
lo
her'
home
for
several
days'
hut
hoped
to
ho
on
duty
attain
today.
Tho
W.A.
or
the
htjlicnti
(!hurch
will
meel
on
Thursday
next
n
Ihe
home
r
;Mr.'
Oeo.
l.itllc..-
M.
Clark,
Vancouver,
'
was
n
lnisiness
visitor
al
llm
week
end.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
John
Olson
re
lumed
lo
Terrjicp
m
Saturday
nlRhl
after
their
innrriase
In
l'rince
Iluperl
on
Friday.
Mrs.
Olson
vs
Miss
Ada
Jncohson,
who
recently
arrived
from
Sweden
and
who
.hit
a
heen
Uvjnft
wilh
her
uncle
Pele
Miumuissen.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Olson
are
taking
up
idock
which
I'liased
from
Jlflflt
V,-.
perl,
and
unlil
recently
teller
iidpaiiied
hy
her
two
children.
Apine?
Mural
I
lean
and
Mrs.
T.
J
Murh
entertained
the
Trail
Manner,
al
their
home
here
op
I'riilnv
evenini:.
Tin
lime
wax
and
Stanley,
left
for
l'rince
Hu
perl
on
Friday
jiiorninj;
to
nt-
Mend
I
he
(llson-.laeolison
nup
tials.
They
returned
'.home
Sat
urday
night.
Archie
CarminllnH'
jnf
Copper
".The
Loot
that
Never
Dies'
they
recently
A.
Johnson.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
pur-
February
15,
1916.
Tlif
employees
of
the
Canadiai
Fish
&
i:cdd
Slorajre
tlo
at
u
uieeliim;
last
nijrht
presided
over
hy
T.
II.
Johnson,
ilecided
lo
turn
dver
t
I
lie
Patriotic
Fund
a
sur
plus
of
iV03.K:i
resulting
from
a
niuil
rnlsetl.
last
year
when
a
inafeliifie
srun
was
ptirclinsed.
The
Majestic
Theatre
wa!
paijVed
.Veslerday
nflernoon
when
nietnliers
of
the
I02nd.
ltallalion
and
Ihe
Irish
Fusiliers
put
on
a
imiker.
Much
of
the
success
was
due
to
Ihe
personality
oT
Major
C.
T.
llunlintrdon
who
The
Prince
John,
which
sailed
for
the
outh
lasj
night,
took
onf
hundred
and
e.ishly
hoxea
of
halibut
lo
supply
the
trade
in
Seattle.
Uenrjse
Anderson
oj"
Ihe
Hank
or
Montreal
has
relumed
front
a
their
residence
on
the
acre
short
holiday
trip,
132)
Loggers!
Loggers!
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swaaaassBBBBSBMasaBsasaBBssssBSsssaBBaMBjSBsBBBB
AVo
have
Ute
only
complete
slock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
parts
in
-the
North.
We
handle
Logging
Guide,
AxeSv
I'eavies,
Saws,
and
general
Gump
Kquipment.
U
will
pay
yon
to
see
us
when
outfitting.
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Krirzell
Butcher
Hhop,
across
front
the
Empress
Hotel
re
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
.SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
P
t)Mn