f
3
EVENING
WITH
be
a
rather
exaggerated
idea
given
by
the
movie
people
or
what
Canada
italW
was
like,
but
now
that
they
were
on
the
ground
they
could
see
for
themselves
just
what
.
Canada
did
look
like.
Captain
Bridges
remarked
wiUi
humor
that
the
movies
referred
to.
had
mostly
come
from
that
great
country
which
had
appropriated
to
itself
the
term
of
''American."
JAmerieaR;Consul
W'akef
ield
re-'
pliWCapl.
nVid'ges'
adffreiSls
fn
.his
usual,
humorous
vein
lit
Ihe
course
of
his
address
the
consul
jokingly
said
that
he
was
not
responsible
fbrlhe
tastes
of
the
llri-tish
public
in
movie
pictures.
He
referred
to
the
visit
of
H.
M.
S.
Curlew
which
represented
the
1
great
prestige
of
the
British
navy
and
aid
he
had
been
(Stationed
in
South
Africa
and
India
himself,
where
lie
had
always
received
ihe
greatest
amount
of
courtesy
and
hospitality
from
the
members
of
.the
fighting
services.
Fred
Stork
also
spoke
on
the
.prestige
of
the
British
Navy
and
what
it
had
accomplished
in
the
fireat
War.
Mayor
Newton,
in
a
short
Address,
said
how
glad
lie
was
to
join
in
the
welcome
to
His
Majesty's
ship
and
spoke
of
the
good
work
the
Canadian
Legion
had
always
done
in
the
recdntion
ot
visitors
of
the
fighting
services
of
the
Kmpire.
He
was
inclined
to
think
that
if
it
had
not
been
for
the
efforts
of
the
Canadian
Legion
that
receptions
of
this
nature
would
have
fallen
flat
sometime,.
.
C.
II.
Orme-
also
tuioke
briefly.
lA-tj
Hie
conclusion
ot
the
spee
che;
be
gathering
stood
to
attention
and
sang
"flod
Savn
the
King,"
thus
bringing
to
a
fitting
Close
a
deiightnu
evening
of
(in
terlainment
and
gopdfellowshio,
The
rommittee
responsible
for
the
.success
of
the
evening
included
II.
Shaw,
S.
Marshall,
Joe
Hutchinson,
assisted
by
Norman
YOUTH
SUBJECT
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManm
WAR
VETERANS
I've,
cot
ah
tocA'fuu
1
l
ww
Tt-te
'here')
a
vOMoeRrou
-
.
HuaN-3t.
"DIOR
J
ekW
her
a.
ooLL
tHKr
Lli
finest
oouu
doll
-00
whno
it
OOM"
will
OuieT
He.5.-
J
have:
and
t
cie
tor
r1
HAVE
TO
Canadian
Legion
Gava
Smoking
HOW
VOU
LOOK.
WTH
'
CAJV
tT
Concert
For
Curlew's
Officer
)
VOOR
MOOTH
CUOtiEO-
Vsplehdid
?v?ftfntf's
ihprtai&
HiRnt
was.
slagcd
by
the
members
I
of
lie
JCaMidian-
Legion
-In
their
b
nan
last
night
in
honor
of
the
officer
arid
then
of
II.
M.
S.
Cur
lew.
Ah
excellent
program
of
i
ill
u
sic,
songs,
recitations,
cornet
solos,
etc.,
had
been
arranged
and
the
spacious
hall
was
packed
to
overflowing:.
Charles
Youngmlin,
president
of
jf(6
Canadiatt'Leftioh,
occupied
the
liair.
In
fitting
and
brief
speeches
the
president
and
Col.
J.
W.
'I
eholis,
officer
commanding
of
the
FJral'.NBrfh'
ft.'t2.
neginienl;
Wel-
Comea
the
visitors.
The
musical
program
opened
with
community
sinking,
accompanied
by
Syd.
Thompson
at
the
piano.
W.
vaughan
Davies
acted
as
piano
accompanist
for
the
sons.
Those
taking
part
in
the
concert
included
Bob
James,
cqniio'
s"6nps;
Srank
Morris,
songs;
'rlght
Da
vies,
recitations;
T.
IJlack,
songs;
W(
llaiico,
cornet
solos;
selections
vby
Dickens'
Lucky
Seven
Hand;
J.
N.
Kelley,
songs;
Hill
Murray,
songs;
Bandmaster
Wilson,
cornet
solo
and
song.
Capt.
11.
I).
Bridges,
C.V.O.,
D.
S.O.,
H.N.,
commanding
II.
M.S.
Curlew,
received
an
ov.it
Ion
whn
he
aros(
d
address
the
rathering.
In'
a.brief
Speech
the
commander
referred
to
the
fact
that
tliey
had
all
been-Jooking
forward
to
their
visit
to
western
waters
where
they
expected
in
jiieej
jrteasant
people
and
see
pleasant
faces.
They
had
not
been
a
bit
disappointed.
In!
the
Old
Country
there
seemed
to;
liortt
,J.
Judge
and
W.
fiance
WORLD
PARLEY
Twenty
-Three
Canadian
Will
Attend
Gathering
at
Helslng-fors,
Finland,
In
August.
TOIIONTO,
July
2t.
Canadlan
press
The.
boy
of
'leeti
age
will
be
studied
Intensively
and
plans
for
bis
development
and
welfore
w.ilh.
receive
discussion
at
the
World
conference
of
older
boys
(0
be
held
at
Helslngfors,
Finland,
from
August
I
to
0.
under
the
auspices
of
the
world
council
of'
the
Young
Men's
Christian
Association.
Twenly-thrco
countries
will
be
represented
anion,-
the
l(5on
delegates,
of
whom
a
large
porporllon
will
be
young
men.
Twenty-three
members
of
tlie
Canadian
Y.
M.
C,
A,
will
repre-cn
Canada.
The
official
,dele-ga'Us
are
II
.
Ballantyne,
general
among
boys
all
the
world
over,
during
the
pail
few
years,
will
the
conference.
If
will
afford
a
eomprehensive
.view
of
the-
mind
of
youth,
fl
is
believed,
apd
thus
aid
grea'tiy
In
the
formation
ot
youth
development
programs.
VARIED
PHASES
OF
FISHERIES
Rev.
Q.
O.
Hacker
Describes
For
Church
Publicity
Department
Work
of
Missions
of
Skeena
Under
a
Vancouver
date
line
Ihe
following
is
sent
out
by
the
publicity
department
of
the
United
Church:
The
northern
salmon
fishing
of
British
Columbia
with
Us
aeroplane
patrol,
revival
services,
bootleggers
and
several
varieties
of
policemen
and
mis
sionaries
is
in
anhual
swing
again.
Its
characteristic
fen
tiiresare
described,
from
a
view
point,
of
course,
by
Rev.
Oeorgc
ii.
iiaeker
of
Prince
llupert.
Ue
wriiets
graphically
enough,
deal
ing
with
many
-phases
of
thin
great
national
industry.
Closed
Season
The
boom
of
the
cannon
an
nounces
that
it
is
six
o'clock
on
Friday
night
and
that
no
same
hour
on
Sunday
aSyGCT.
more
salmon
shall
be
caught
un
til
the
same
hour
on
Sunday
night,
Thus
for
forty-eight
Y
ThatdcllciouaV
I
flavor
of
fresh
4k.
1
I
mint
gives
a
newVDl
I
thrill
to
every
bite.
IJ
I
I
Wrigleyg
ligood1
and
good
(or
you.
1
.
:
Al
II
M
a
IT
--
-II
secretary,
and
L.
A.
Itucklet
n;t
tional
secretary
of
boys'
work.
Other
Canadrans
going
to
the
conference
are
as
follows:
Morris
McWilIian,
president
of
the
National
Council,
Frank
Fiddler
and
F..
A.
I.und,
of
Winni
peg;
Walter
S.
Owen,
Vancouver;
K..I.
Taylor.
O.
S.
..Moo.ney,
II,
M
t,jlOl
I
.j-
J..l.
.t.
i
4
i
I
soii,
ot
Montreal;
II.
It.
Hicks
and
J.
J.
Fay,
Bridgetown,
N.
S.;
W.
K.
Kay,
Halifax;
1'rof.
Line,
Mouht
Allisoif
University,
Sackville,.
N.
Hi
Gordon
Lapp,
Brighton,
(inf.;
Harold
Vaikghan,
Kitchener,
Ont.;
B.
Swayre,
Iindon,
Out.,
ami
Ilob-
ert
Drummond,
fluy
Monypenny.
.
H.
Wood
row,
F.-1I.
Jacobs
and
Oscar
Pearson,
of
Toronto.
hours
th5
spawning
fish
wilt
wend
their
way
up
the
rivers,
none
hindering
the
laws
of
Hod's
seedtime
and
harvest.
Four
years
later
Ihe
sons
and
daughters
or
these
same
fish
will
i'ome
to
these
rivers
to
deposit
the
eggs
from
which
tlie
noxt
.
...1:
ft
1
1
-
4
ion
will
be
hatched.
basement
auditorium,
sat
wrap-pe,
in
attention,"
Aaron
Sapiro,
builder
of
Ihe
Saskatchewan
wheat
pool,
pleaded
with
profound
ear
neslness
for
nnHy
among
the
Saskatchewan
farmers,
at
a
pub
ue
meeting
neii
under
the
ans-.
pices
of
Ihe
l
armers'
Union
of
Canada.
"My
sermon
to
you
is
this
:I.et
nothing
Miami
in
the
way
of
unit
Ing
your
farm
organizations."
be
sliid.
"I
plead
with
you
not
In
lose'
that
co-operative
spirit..
In
wn
'years
yoti
have
made
your-.
selves
tlie
envy
of
the
world)
B'
reason
of
what
you
have
accomplished
by
means
of
your
pool.
I
shall
not
rest
content
tint.it
jou
have
foslered
that
spirit
to
Ihe
extent
Mint
on
evry
Saskatche
wan
farm,
in
every
Saskatchewan
home,
there
shall
be
the
true
spi
rit
of
co-operation,
the
co-oper
ation
of
human
life,
as
you
Jiave
co-operated
in
the
wheat
pool."
At
the
conclusion
of
Mr.
8a
jj
o.t
bh...
riiU
wwi.
Gi
aa:c,
V
anted
For
For
announced
bv
foiir
oilier
aaen-;i.L
1
..
Wol'1.0
b
....
.
I'
lirrm
mill
II
I
IJ,
I
.
1
,
...
ctes.
three
jea
plane
are
whir-
.
itnlls
ring
overhead,
patrolling
the
aiilor
of
I
hp
na
Mini
Skonni
I
V
Ul
I
I
I
t
IU
IV
!
1
ill.;
villi
uiuift
r''f
ill
9
m
b
m
r
w
illfllf
I
.
.
,..
..11
...1...
.
1
illllll,
usiii-i'
hi
an
wihi
uurt
m
nsni
.
for
the
next
two
days.
Hare
and
Hounds
The
bootlegger
has
also
ar
rived
with
a
heavily-laden
suit-
Hair
hrih
I'mirt.iinn
MnUo-iiAn
La-e
or
irunx
iuii
01
liquor.
are
under
25
years
of
age,
aftl
,
'
?,
eovcrnmeni
outstanding
among
the
younger
contingent
are
Oordon
Lapp,
of
llrighton,
Ont.,
and
Frank
Fiddler,
of
Winnipeg.
Mr.
Lapp
will
address
the
conference
on
"The
Youth
of
Canada."
He
has
had
a
prominent
part
in
the
Ontario
Older.
.Boys
Parliament.
Mr.
Fiddler,
who
is
"still
in
his
'teens,
has
led
in-the
-promotion
of
boys'
work
"in
Manitoba,
and
has
"been
foremost
in
Ihe
Manitoba
Boys'
Parliament.
He
will
represent
the
three
prairie
pro
vinces.
'
?
"
,
?
'IT
A
questionnaire
circulated
ng
to
dispose
of
his
wares
from
some
unused
shack
or
boat.
He
perates
very
heavily
on
Fri
day
night
when
many
fisher
men,
who
have
lived
for
five
days
in
a
small
boat
are
glad
lc.
throw
off
restraint
and
have
n
celebration.
.
These
celebration
end
in
sore
heads,
-broken
jaws
beaten
wives
and
drownings.
Tlie
officers
of
Ihe
law
are
much
in
evidence
on
this
closeo
season.
Three
varieties
of
them
jre
noted.
mnunlio
u-li.i
looks
for
'Stills
the
nrbvineial
policeman,
who
looks
for
while
trunks
and
bootleggers:
aril
'fire
water."
It
M
hard
to
prove
a
sale,"
Jiiil
soihe
ot
these
men
do
good
work
while
while
others
are
as
blind
ani
helpless
as
the
famous
"Three
Blind
Mice."
A
blind
policeman
annol
find
a
"blind
pig."
Chaplains
and
Workmen
The
missionaries
are
also
pre
sent.
They
fare
a
great
challenge.
The
bootlegger
makes
riminals,
Ihe
officers
of
lb-
taw
punish
criminals,
but
th-rnissionary
alone
labors
to
pn-
ent
men
from
becoming
crimit;-
is.
Thus
the
missionary
feels
1
great
challenge
and
also
a
remendous
responsibility.
June
sees
oply
a
very
few
hundred
people
scattered
alons
the
Skeena
Iliver
cannerv
area.
July
sees
four
thousand
people
nlerested
in
Die
fishing
sellled
In
the
same
territory.
There
is
only
one
resident
minister
in
all
that
territory.
Volunteers
from
ither
fields
take
their
turrts.
I'he
mission
boat,
Thomas
Cros-
ny.
last
year
spent
sir
weeks
with,
us
and
six
ministers
gave
up
their
vacations
and
spent'
the
Ime
in
glvliig
.services
In
the
tannery
worker.
tYe
will
tlo
'eticr
this"
year..
SAPIRO
DELIVERS
AN
ADDRESS
TO
FARMERS;
SUBJECT,
CO-OPERATION
SASKATOON,
July
21.
While
an
audience
estimated
at
2,000
in
the
main
body
and
corridor
of
I'liird
Avenue
United
Church,
and
an
overflow
crowd
in
the
GYRO
CLUB
IS
WINNER
AGAIN
decisive
srore
of
7
runs,
to
3.
It
was
a
good
game
of
ball,
played
Iwfore
a
fair
crowd
of
spectator.
For
the
Oraml
TenniiKils
Wallis
was
pulled
mil
of
the
box
and
replaced
by
Uor.lon.
The
(.
T.'s
made
two
of
their
runs.
In
the
lirsl
frame
and
one
latefc
The
iyros
got
six
of
their
run
tn
the
fourth
innings
and
one
fti
the
fifth.
11.
Frizzed
umpires!
balls
nod
strike
and
L.
Astori
a
basis.
.
.
o
J
lowing.
.werftJji.e.
teams
:
-er,
p.;
l-rlaell,
ID.;
O.
MlWhell,
.'!.:
Ifav
eland,
lib.:
.Morand,
.;
kmner.
r.
;
J'..
Tile,
rf.;
IIMl,
If.
tirand
Terminals-
II.
Asioria,
.;
Walli
and
"lordon.
p.;
Stork.
Hi.:
Mjrdn.
:'!.;
Delcoiirl,
3b.-
Walli.
s.;
Wall.
f
:
Sloan,
rf.;
Itohei-lson,
tf.
TENNIS
FINALS
LAST
EVENING
Miss
Mitchell
and
Miss
Tremayne
Win
Ladles'
Doubles
and
Marentette
and
Robertson,
Men's.
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Miss
Pete
Tremayne
won
tlie
ladies'
double
championship
of
tlie
city
al
night
by
defeating
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMnnlie
and
Mi
Virginia
Kiel
J-o,
0-3.
Marentelle
and
Ilolertson
won
lie
men's
double
championship
jy
defeat
ihg
!
Campbell
and
Car-
mlchaeL
c;:,
6-3.
;
ioni2ii;iiie.:nri.Hii
tioupie
andVtften's
Mngie
fibrtfr
will
ie
pLayed
at
the
Prince
llupert
I'ennis
Chili
courts.
SPORT
CHAT
In
snorting
circles
as
well
a
elsewhere
in
Prince
llupert
the
Jack
Tar
from
II.
M.S.
Curlew
are
being
given
an
enthusiastic
welcome
i
Iff
s
week.
The
sailors
were
unable
to
win
tire
firsl
game
from
Prince
llupert
Mon
day
night
but
it
must
be
remem
bered
that
they
only
landed
that
day
and
had
nof
probably
got
In
to
l.lieir
land
feet
yel.
At
that
they
put
iin
a
good
game
and
gave
lfie
meats
sbrne
real
com
petition.
Mn
the
gamo
tonight
they
will
probably
make
ji
belter
snowing.
i
good
game
is
promised
and
there
will
probably
be
a
largo
crowd
ort
iand
to
wunnss
it'
-
I.neal
bpxlng.
fanX..vU
look
forward
with
ft.
good
deal
of
pleasure
to
the
visit
in
the
city
during
Fxhiblllon
Week
of
VI.?
I
nley,
Vancouver's
slur
boxer.
Plans
are
being
laid
for
him
to
meet
Jackie
Newman
of
Hdmon
Inn
who
gave
him
a
gooA
run
for
hi
money
recently
in
a
fif
teen
round
bout,
only
losing'
by
a
decision.
The
two
are
to
be
matched
here
In
a
ten-round
contetl
which
will
be
the
most
WANTED.
rjTut-
6
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
r
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lei
than
50c
?I'Iie
.weejk.ontl
closed
M-ason
is'
,i.i,-a.
i.
iv.H
iiim
"
wnnls
work
at
once;
at
least
$15
monthly.
Apply,
Alice
Noble.
Smlthers,
JG.
m
Defeated
Grand
Terminals
at
MiuihA
oiri
wanted
lor
out
of
Baseball
Last
Night
Dy
Score
of
7
to
3.
11
a
sen
mr
League
baseliall
game
last
night
the
Oyros
defeated
lli'o
(ifand
Terminal
by
Hie
town.
Hootf
home
ami
salary.
Phone
RR2.
Btnck
209.
166
163
WANT
III).
--
Maid
for
genefal
housework.
Apily
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kerain.
f
WA.NTF.I)
Ihperleneeil
cannery
man.
Phone
160.
?
FOR
SALE.
FOn
RAI.H.--Iouble
corner
on
Sixth
Avenue.
Seel
ion
Six,
ooe
block
from
Booth
ehoo
Cheap.
ry
eay
terms.
Phone
Black
151.
IfO
roil
8AI.K.
Hotel
Masselt.
,
good'
bargain.
Ill
health
cans.;
rut
selllngV
Arp1y
William
Hudson.
Masnett.
B.O.
FOIl
SAI.F..
Two
viw
lots
on
Fourth
Avenue
Vt.
Cheap.
Ileasonable
terms.
Phone
ltei
tOO
or
Mlaek
731.
if
FOIl
8AI.ll.
IloAv
boat
and
out
board
Kilo
engine,
in
frt
cla
condition.
Phone
Hed
too
Oi
Blast
721.
t
KOH
SALK.
Twenty-two
foot
launch.
It
h.p.
engine,
speed
14
kl.
Sacrifice
12:5.00.
Phone
lied
720.
,
(f
OH
SAI.i:
Four-roome.t
UltNISIIF.!)
Housekeeping
flonms
to
rcnl
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Ited
C07.
If
1IOUSF.8
for
Ilenl.
Some
are
furnished.
$20
ami
up.
Appt-215
Fourlh
Avenue
Kasl.
Kftn
RKXT.
PJano.
phono
graphs
and
sewing
machines
Walker'
Muie
Store.
FOR
nn.VT.
Four
room
suite,
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Rmlt-&
Mallet.
TWO
roomed
furnished
shark
for
rent.
Phone
Black
700.
FOUND
FOUNti.
Hub
screw
Cap
for
Ford
car.
Apply
Daily
New
nfllee.
Importanl
boxing
match
that
tin
been
ptilled
off
In
(he
city
for
many
years
past.
A
Question
of
Age
Mr.
Hlng
Oh,
I
wish
I
bests
recipes
would
be
more
deflnlle"
Mr.
Blng
Whal's
Ibo
difficulty,
my
denr?
Mrs.
Itlng
f
his
one
tells
how
to
use
up
old
potatoes,
but
does
;iot
say
how
old
the
poU-toes
must
be.
LOST.
I
VOO
WONT
CbC
AtbUCTO
bct-u
tr
WHEN
t
CtT
THROUGH
1.
.
n-rv
t
tM..
.
Articles
Lost
and
ound,&c
uy
Its.
fresh
l.iiS.
Ua.T,nk
with
initial
weekly.
Win.
Hogers.i
J.
II.
It..
Itciw.-.-n
wharf
and
(ienwral
tlelivery.
vane6uvi
Little
Vw
Klund.
Klpdcf
B.C.
iOSi
lenR
itlmnn
ir-pn
lift
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
BOAHO.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOOM.
Board
Third
Aeniie.
Th.
iiniie.
wiwi
itain.
gooii
gar-lituii.itioii!
ueii.
.-eruun
I
WO.
i'linne
Black
0:M.
7
KNOI.ISH
Baby
Buggy
for
sah.
In
grfort
condition.
Phor
Oreen
tig.
1
TO
RENT
OH
UKNT.I.arsen
building
ar
171
Third
Avenue
Kasl;
sir
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premises
on
street
Ifrtor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
1
39
Second
.
AvnnUe.
FOIl
IHNT.rrw7
flrAl
clas
modern
flats;
Monarch
ranges,
water
paid;
on
furnished.
Westenhaver
Bros.
optional
12.1
Phone
Red
33ft.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
for
rheumatism
ffe.li.r.
I-
nil
lillM'l
ll.
I.'
,X
Sporl
Honil-ier
Touring
Coupe
Tudor
Seilan
Koror
Sedan
flood
Light
Demery
50J.00
U.
Ielijery
'an..v
60.00
'lommereial
Cbaasi
IM.Om
Tmek
Chnl
Plr
5RI.0ni
Self
starter
included
on
nil
models.
Term
payments
arranged
If
If
ilesirtyl.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
.
Tietilers.
210
Second
Avenue.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODQE
Iteaulifiilly
situated
xmr
Ferry
Landing
Altitudn
HT,
reel.
Camping
and
Fishing
Tr(ps
arranged
FIRST
CLASS
TABLK
wllh
produce
'
Fltl'SH
FROM
TUB
FARM.
lake
n
Trip
to
the
I.nke
Country
this
jear.
For
reervations,
write
Mrs.
Henkel.
Francois
Iike.
B.C.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
fCall
George,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Sliide
bakers
nt
your
disposal
any
lime
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
F.mnre
Hotel.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday,
July
21
"'a'1
10:15
a.m.
m.o
fi
22:36
p.m.
10.7
Low
1:32
a.m.
fl.o
'
t:
to
p.m.
8.8
"
Thursday,
July
22
"Mli
.
11.11
a.m.
i:.o
f.
Low
LAND
NIOIITST
it
,,.M'r,I,"Bi.
I
tltV
lul
IDK
41.
AMI
l
III).
luUt
ut
iii.
,ij
I
ill!
!-iiilji
1
m
juui.
ft
rlJ
Utr
uil
.
r
11l.
tWIr.
11
..
Kim
eri.
ni
,
Ot
IlK
flMl
4
1U
rrn
I
HI
1
HI.
Mrt.i,
IWflr,
1,
11
lit'.
M
lilln,.
a4
t
t
iuii'
v
lad
l.urimi
(
1
1
,
at
llUlrfl
.i.l
1,1.11
tut)
"lie
1
Ait
1.,
llUlliri
Utp
(i,
Slil4riw)
pi
.
r
imt
tiki
rr
vim
ai
m-m
!)
in
it
tui
titbim
Mi
Ut
ll
IV
run
f
rw.
TAkt
.vTn.r.
tin
IM
l,i
m.
nil,
11.
.;
llriler
4
I
Jury.
.
V..
:ii.
e,,'.
'
Mll'
t
41
M
ituo
.,1
'ir
1
h.F.
n-
ii
a
i
.Man
vanis
worit,
any
I.AKK1.SK
I.OIKJK.
near
Terrace
!
.'V?
kimi
u
hAtis
ihiMM
.....
1
v
-wv
UM
(I
V7VS
I
.
uvuv
Vtslt
Springs.
I
ilLl.
t
.
M
laiwim
in
one
ox
im
j-
ml.
It
ll
111
I.akcle
IH
hia
Ho
"iWh"
1
,
fly
U
Umi
fm
frft.i
'
tuitrrhAft
is
tft-fltet-,.
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
tn
iiorrifc.u
Lakelse
lake
and
river.
Motor
TS
nicl
all
trains
giving
lhrou8h
ur..tT
.
eon
nee
l
ion
with
Iodae.
Tele-
iwiti
o
1
phone
connrli
lo
Terrace
I
"JL
V,
J.
Brnee
Johnstone,
manner
'
PrHKW
J2"iJlry"
HiMvrl
U
J
CHEVROLET.
O.N
and
after
July
I.
overt
im"
rate
will
be
charged
on
Sun
day
and
public
holklays
bihIi
after
7
p.m.
on
weak-days,
IW,
A.ll
III
To
Qm1i
(
rmn
i
1
nsviuasLK
warms
rporins
H
t.C.
CMAFTSR
HI
hw
mi,,
iml
i
IS
iJ
ail,
"
Ar
TWa
Is
necary
to
eotupl
..f
I
l-uhn.
.JhS?
"w
u-.
r-
wllh
the
"Honrs
of
Overtime
'i!U,T'.Sf,T.;.1..,ht.,tel'.
Act.
nvertlnie
will
be
i
harsnui-
AS
hin.
b
hi
uif
rair
01
iime
inn
AM'-.I
Him!--
and
one
r.i
.r
an.i
1..
m
t.-mi
half
over
-Ihe
regular
aluhl
'V..'mT..;''
,
hour
day.
o;
v"
imu
i-u
...
.
.
.
.1
Ulf
o.li
f
r
night.
KAIEX
o.n.nR.
PAIlKWrs
(iAItAOK.
JAS.
IIFNTI'n.
itttry
1
"tinar
I
imiin'
c
?
f
tiir
ll4
n
.
'1
!
riibli-
Wrk
11
hi
-
ft
:oiia
furtM'Mtii
.(
I
?Un
ami
f
,r
le
1
harf
r
lrr
tlMt
11
I'miT
niiivt
Aijr
t
Irtjr.
A.l
lf
"Hi
IAHO
ACT
1
s
f
r-
Hit;
nun
rr'f
-
Pi
,
Muper'.j
iiu-liideit
:
la
mat
hurn
I
in
IMri
uf
rHnrr
hiiwit
i.
"""
""
riiliM
r.m.Mt.r
1
in:
oo
.on
fwr
t
i,
ttt
tttt
761.
00;
!:
-M
.
.,,1
QMli(liHtrlir
II
t
f-l
,00.00
jnatlOrnl
r.tr
ar
fn
oil
nnM
Wllrr
Bilrt.
irr
:"..
p.m.
20.7
fl.
!-27
a.m.
4.7
fi
17.14
p.m.
8.1
fi.
fKlerlT
ln
rhiln
Utr
taw
mile
in
piiinl
r
ftmtUMut
If
irre.
fiw.
rr
c
11.
riii
iitx
i.
itt
nonce
Htm
'
air
Ih.-
.
1,
CourilinMiW,
iTirwf.
n-.
Tberii).
Jut)
iumi
1
In
th
ifUrfHi,
iim
(
tjnti
tl.
tl.
r,.
?'
RkH-k
IT.
StMiimi
t.
pert.
B.
v..
Trmi
uh
pi.minl
I
r
ont
qaififr
ri.o
in
'
twr
eaml
innuil
in-trttl
im
Itw
t-lrjT
:
itir
ut
't
i"r
iiicini
fr
lu
b
I
la.uii
iiMii,
rilM
ihiinr
I
he
1
'
nx
11
th
.,rr
I
Atmt,
Vrttu-r
tiu,.
oiiea
it
vrinrt
nor-"
IMS
1
n
ptwh
f'
LAND
ACT.
-3
I
t
,1
IT!
Nolle
of
Inunllon
to
Applr
to
Im
tn
Prinr
hiirwrt"
Und
r
"f'H,
IMM
of
IV.a.l
n.n.
.Vorlh
llrhl
l.lnul
.
TAKE
Nona:
thai
Alf'
'
I'linee
Itnpn-1.
nrrurll
'i
yWl,
ini
Id
irpijr
rr
a
i
'
'
IW
1
ln
rt-rrirnil
imai
.
.
Ciiftiuirnrini
it
1
tmf
'
Allth
n1
nf
N...lh
n.Kti
'
n'
1
round
Ih
Inland
it
ht
i;C
no
mnuinmr
10
acre
..,"
st.rnrTi
LAND
ACT,
'
Nolle
el
Intonlion
10
Aop'f
rorlihori
rjinllnr
MMrl'rl
of
Vw
Si
kh1lt
fnUl
ami
fr-i.tHilf
i
'
llinl
-
fl.Vat.lil
'tiiJai.t
Tilt'
VitTIrr
as..
U
tPtra
i'"IH
r,
lllall
III"
I
applr
'r
i
lne
nf
Ihi
rriid
fiirMhiirc.'
j
Omimenrlnt
at
a
pf
-il
.Z
niillmrM
rornrr
nr
lei
I"
thrtiy
md
riMrlv
fnlln
l"
,
hih
airr
mark,
II
i-hain
f
7.
in
iii
nnrinvpii
nirnrr
lhonri
f
t
i-hain
'h"1",!
-iin
w.ii-riy,
rniKiwinr
ik
i
the
line,
of
lilih
wairr
man.
"
,
mora
or
leat
ihrnr
ri"
T
pi'int
of
rnmmrnrrmrnti
a1"1
1
1
arre.
innn
or
lr.
,,tl
nniTin
roinuiiM
H"I'.
rAtiinn
comi'-'!
Mi
Prr
if
stier
Dilod
101b
April,
lt.