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FOUR
mm
tins
advertisement
is
not
piililislicd
or
ilispl.-iyeil
hy
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
linverrunenl
of
llrilisli
Columbia
BLANKET
Special
During
the
month
of
May
we
will
give
a
special
rate
on
all
Blankets.
Single
lilanket,
each
.
.
fKif
Double
.Blanket,
each
..
50f
Blankets
washed-
without
shrinking
and
returned
nice
and
fluffy.
GIVE
US
A
TRIAL
Pioneer
Laundry
(1921)
Ltd.
Phone
-
118
Spring
Coats
in
Shades
of
Navy,
Gray
and
Sand
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Wax
327.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Pa.i1
Rnnrt
finrt
f!tivAl
We
Specialize
in
1'Idno
and
Furnituns
Moving;.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
We
carry
a
fine
stock
of
imported
Scotch
Tweeds,
Fancy
Worsteds
and
Serge,
Every
Varment
tried
on
be
fore
finishing.
223
Sixth
Street
THE
DAILY
MEWS
Tuesday
Ma,
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM;
v.lwt
AT'l
THE
I
DO.
BUT
WHAT
THAT5
A
FINE
PRESENT
FROr-l
THE
RAJ
AM
-WHAT
AM
.1
GOMNA
OO.
vyrTH
THAT
SPORT
CHAT
ii
I
Local
fans
will
likely
get
their
last
basketball
of
the
seaaon
tonight
when
the
city
plays
11.
UCS.
Patrician.
The
sailors,
who
we
hope
wUl
have
their
lad
legs
following
their
arrival
this
afternoon,
ar
ah
unknown
quantity
and
that
should
tend
to
make
things
more
Interesting.
The
Prince
Rupert
team
will
be
selected
from
Ed.
Smith,
captain;
George
Mitchell,
Poll
Howard.
Vic
Menzies,
Mike
Budenlch,
Stan
Moran,
Will
Lamble
and
A.
Slocomb.
As
a
curtain
raiser
there
will
be
a
match
between
the
Junior
League
Stars
and
Colts
and
a
dance
and
novelty
revue
will
wind
up
the;
even-
tug's
proceedings.
Port
Simpson
is
planning
a
big
two-!
do.
V
jtAlfthfitlj-m
Va
Ifaa
Ol
a-Vil.nl
.llt
I
.
Include
track,
field
and
water
eppru
as
well
aa
baseball
and
football
engage
ments
and
a
boxing
tournament.
The
K.
Boyd
Young
shield
for
baseball,
now
held
by
the
Y.P.E.A.,
will
be
competed
for
as
well
aa
a
silver
cup
for
football
which
the
Y.P.E.A.
also
holds
at
the
present
time.
The
Victoria
Day
cup
for
relay
race,
now
held
by
the
X.P.E.A.
will
also
be
competed
for
and.
In
the
realm
of
water
sports,
a
contest
will
toe
held
for
the
boat
race
cup
which
Is
now
In
possession
of
the
mission
boat
Northern
Cross.
Othe
revents
will
Include
the
outboard
motor
boat
race
for
a
cup,
one
mile
road
race
for
the
committee
cup,
220
yard
race
for
silver
cup
and
a
llght-'heavyweight
boxing
tournament
for
a.
gold
medal.
The
committee
list
in
charge
of
the
dav
in.
eludes
N.
W.
Lawson,
chairman;
Alfred
Wily.
secretary;
H.
A.
Wesley,
treas
;
uren
Ed.
Wesley,
Fred
Dudoward
'
aAd
'James
Wesley,
Judges;
D.
Musgrave
and
I
Joseph
McKay,
starters:
T.
Gosnell.
clerk
of
the
course,
and
P.
M.
Wells,
.announcer.
The
people
of
the
neigh-
boring
vUIage
are
expecting
some
Prince
itupertites
to
be
in
attendance.
The
Smithers
baseball
team
will
Journey
to
Burns
Lake
on
May
24
where
they
will
play
a
team
from
that
town.
Following
the
game
the
railway
town
squad
will
take
the
field
against
a
Vanderhoof
team.
The
latter
town
is
reported
to
have
a
snappy
aggregation
and
two
good
games
should
result.
Smith
rs
will
have
the
majority
of.
last
year's
regulars
bock
In
the
line-up
and
will
attempt
to
repeat
past
successful
seasons
on
the
diamond.
Weekly
work
outs
are
being
held.
The
fourth
annual
field
day
by
the
Northern
Interior
Club
of
Klsplox
was
held
on
May
10
and
carried
over
to
the
next
day.
It
was
a
great
success
and
the
natives
are
well
pleased,
The
crowd
was
made
up
of
nearly
all
the
people
In
ttie
Klsplox,
natives
from
Kltwanga,
Nash.
Skeena
Crossing,
Carnaby
and
Hazelton,
as
well
'as
a
big
bunch
of
whites
from
Hazelton.
The
first
day
was
taken
up
with
a
football
game
for
a
silver
cup.
It
was
won
by
Hazelton
IndlaiisJwho
nlayed
with
Skeena
Cross
ing.
A
Duiiiiall
gams
lof
aMlver
ctiji
was
won
by
Glen
Vowel)
against
K1
plox,
the
winners
pluylug
Hazeltoil
In
dlans
and,
the
latter
winning,
thus
holding
the
cup
for
this
year.
The,
field
sports
were
all
held,
on
the
second
day.
The
Important
event
was
the
five
mile
race
which
was
won
by
John
Crosby
of,
Kltplox
who
put
up
a
fine
race.
The
fat
man's
race
went
to
Geo,
Benson,
sr.,
and
In
the
old
man's
race
James
Proctor
was
second.
An
effort
Is
being
made
by
those
In-
FLIT
KILLS
MOTHS
and
their
larvae
does
not'
stain
IHACIME
AMV
ONE
UKIN-
acRO.nU
A.K1
-iji
ki
EM
ANl
VEUU'.
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GET
BACK
TO
Tfc-
MOTEU1
MATTER
VilTH
IT?
1
THOUCHT
VOO
KfslEW
ALU)
ABOUT
r-iACHlNe.RV!
Headache'
Made
Her
So
Sick
She
Could
Not
Work
Us
Lola
White,
Cape
Bald,
N.B,
write:
"I
suffered
severely,
for
a
long
time,
with
a
bad
headache.
It
would
ache
and
ache
until
it
mad
m
so
sick
I
could
not
work
at
all.
A
friend
recommended
.
.
:
J
.
"
"a.
ftr
few
bottle
of
thi
mealein
I
feel
that
I
cannot
recommend
it
too
highly
to
(01
those
who
suffer
from
headach
of
any
kind."
For
the
rast
48
yeart
B.B.B.
ha
been
put
up
only
by
Th
T.
Mllburn
Co.,
LimiUd,
Toronto,
Ont
terested
In
baseball
In
Prince
George
to
organize
a
city
league
of
three
teams,
and
there
is
a
prospect
that
the
plait
will
be
carried
through.
The
Interior
city
has
always
had
a
lot
of
good
ball
latent,
but
the
distances
hare
been
so
great
that
It
has
been
found
Impos
sible
to
bring
in
outside
teams
for
games.
This
also
forced
the
playing
of
games
on
Sunday,
to
fit
In
with
the
train
service.
As
a
result
the
ball
game
was
put
Into
competition
with
the
call
to
out-of-doors
to
the
various
summer
resorts,
and
Interest
In
the
game
waned.
There
are
a
number
of
good
ball
plajr-
tri
in
the
cltj
this
year.
Some
of
them
are
newcomers
and
others
are
boys
who
have
been
develcsed
in
the
Junior
teams.
If
the
plan
can
be
carried
out
it
would
mean
the
formation
of
three
teams,
and
for
the
most
part
the
game
would
be
twilight
contests.
BURNS
LAKE
The
erection
of
a
33
by
28
foot
power
house
at
the
Taltapln
mine.
In
the
Babines,
has
been
completed",
a
62
h.p
delsel
engine
has
been
fixed
on
a
cement
foundation,
and
compresnura
are
set
up
and
ready
for
business.
Drifting
operations
are
about
to
start
on
ore
which
is
believed
to
be
very
rlch
Twelve
men
are
on
the
payroll
at
the
mine
while
seventeen
have
been
em
ployed
during
the
past
couple
of
months
hauling
In
supplies.
Charles
S.
Anderson,
who
has
been
located
1ft
the
Bablne
country
northeast
Burns
Lake
for
the
past
fourteen
years
or
more,
has
been
successful
in
taming
three
pair
of
marten,
which
are
now
In
brood,
and
twelve
pair
of
mink
The
marten
are
doing
particularly
well
and
If.
Is
probable
that
this
is
th-first
time
toey
nave
been
tept
in
captivity
1th
such
favorable
.
results.
Mr.
An-
ttersoa
also
has
extensive.,
mineral
hold
Ings.
There
were
several
police
court
caM
In
the
district
last
week.
Elmer
Erk
lund
was
dismissed
on
a
charge
of
purchasing
liquor
pit
other
than
his
own
permit:
two
boys,
charged
with
stealing
gaskets
from
box
cars
at
Decker1
Lake,
were
let
go
with
a
reprl
rnand;
Mrs.
Dolly
Fordhwn
was
fined
50
at
Francois
Lake
for;
having
un
sealed
liquor
In
"her
possession;
Ernest
Nelson
was
fined
30
for
obstructing
police
officer,
and
Otto
Lundberg
was
assessed
50
for
drunkenness
as
well
as
being
Interdicted.
Mrs.
T.
O.
Martin
has
arrived
from
Derby,
England,
and
Is
visiting
with
her
son,
T.
G.
Martin.
Miss
Olive
Nourse
has
left
here
to
attend
High
School
in
Prince
George.
Q.
B.
Stanton
and
Ronald
Prewer
were
elected
members
of
the
Burns
Lake
and
District
Board
of
Trade
at
a
meeting
held
last
week
at
Francois
Lake.
Mrs.
C.
V.
Harrison
of
Wistaria
1
visiting
with
Mr.
arid
-Mr.
P.
J.
Carroll
at
Decker
Lake.
A
quiet
wedding
took
place
at
the
Anglican
rectory
last
Wednesday
when
Rev.
J:
H.
Kerr
united
In
marriage
Miss
Edith
Funnell
and
Verne
Taylor.
Both
are
well
known
residents
of
the
UnchlT.slley
where
they
have
taken
up
residence.
Harry
lllcliolls
of
Uncha
Valley
mt
GOOD
"
"YOU
rAVc-
CAQUN&r,
'
xl
y
-rri
6
1927
ir
mt-l
FiAnme
SfcAvict,
Inc.
'vJlth
a
serious
accident
which
may
per
manently
Impair
his
eyesight
as
a
result
of
a
premature
blast
while
lie
was
clearing
land
near
Ms
home.
T.
a.
Martin,
forest
ranger
here
for
some
years,
has
been
appointed
assistant
district
forester
with
headquarters
at
Williams
Lake
and
will
leave
lm-inediately
with
Mrs.
Martin
and
family,
la
take
up
the
new
post
which
is
in
the
way
of
a
distinct
promotion.
Mr.
!
Martin
has
been
president
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
andj
treasurer
of
the
Community
Hall
As-1
sociatlon.
His
successor
here
wUl
be
Waiter
N.
Campbell
of
Fort
Fraser.
Andy
Anderson
met
with
an
accident
.ast
week
and
Is
-now
confined
to
his
home
with
a
broken
nose.
'
NEW
HAZELTON
National
Hospital
Day
was
most
successfully
Observed
at
the
Hazelton
Hospital
last
Thursday.
There
was
a
baseball
game
between
Hazelton
whites
and
Hazelton
Indians,
which
the
latter
won
13
to
6;
Inspection
of
the
hospital
and
nurses'
home,
serving
of
refreshments,
liaby
show,
concert
and
dance.
The
Hudson
Bay
Co.
Is
proceeding
with
the
erection
of
store
at
Kit-wanga
which
will
have
many
of
the
features
of
an
old
post.
The
store
ill
be
surrounded
by
a
stockade.
Mrs.
C-ll.
Sawle
entertained
at
three
tables
of
bridge
on
Tuesday
night.
Prize
winners
were
Miss
Richardson
and
J.
D.
Boulding.
Mrs.
Craig,
until
recently
matron
and
rausekeeper
at
the
Francois
Lake
bos-
)1U1,
has
tajken
charge
of
,Dr.
Wrlnch's
wuse
succeeding
Mrs.
BIrnle
who
has
rone
to
reopen
her
summer
camp
at
.dke
Kathlyn.
Work,
has,
been
started
on
the
con-'
tinuation
of
the
main
highway
from
Skee'na
Crossing
toward
Terrace.
Etflll
Sargent,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
3.
Sargent,
was
knocked
down
by
a
car
ast
Thurwlay
and
the.
front
wheel
passed
over
his
body.
He
was
badly
bnilxed
and
a
rib
was
fractured.
Wilfrid
Young
has
suffered
from
not
her
attack
of
his
old
trouble
and
Is
a
patient
In
the
Hazelton
Hospital.
Charles
R.
Oilbert
of
Terrace
was.
visitor
here
at
the
first
of
last
week
and
went
on
to
Vanderhoof.
Arthur
Wrinch,
who
Is
employed
at
the
DuUile
mine,
was
home
for
a
brief
visit
last
Thursday.
Olof
Hanson,
Austin
Ooodenough
and
Major
M.
A.
Burbank
were
visitors
here
last
'Thursday.
.
,
Ret.
and
Mr.
George
'Turpln
and
Mr
Norman
Kllpatflck
wev
vlitoTi
from
Smlthers
at
lUnJtoit
diirlhg
:
.
week
end.
Mr.
and
Mrf
jWph1
ftpltzel
of
Cam
by
were
visitor
Irt
Hazelton
on
Thur
clay.
The
gardens
it
several
stations
on
the
line
are
now
In
shape
for
planting
and
a
few
have
already
been
planted.
The
railway
company
ha
had
a
lot
of
good
work
done
cutting
the
new
growth
of
hush.
The
provincial
department
of
public
wmm
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or
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a
bu
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of
Dritiih
CoiumbU.
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BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
works
has
received
word
to
burn
all
lashings
along
the
highways.
This
will
remove
one
of
the
most
dangerous
fire
hazards.
Mrs.
James
8toynoff
of
Dorreen
was
the
guest
of
Mrs.
It.
Thornton
on
Thursday.
She
Is
now
spending
a
few
days
with
Mr.
Marshall
at
Two
Mile.
Hugh
Harris
returned
here
on
Thurs
day
after
spending
a
week
or
so
In
the
Topley
dUtrict.
He
Is
going
to
take
trip
down
the
river
to
visit
milting
operations
at
Cedarvale.
Usk
and
Ter
race.
.
VANDERHOOF
The
Vanderhoof
Board
of
Trade
Is
asking
the
village
commissioner
to
erect
a
temporary
fence
around
the
scmetery.
poles
and
plies
being
already
jn
the
ground.
A'.
E.
Rlchardsupervlsor
of
the
Dom
inion
government
illustration
stations,
recommends
that
alfalfa,
having
now
stood
the
test
of
four
winters
on
the
local
lllstratlon
farm,
can
be
safely
recommended,
for
this
district
and
should
find
a
place'
on
.every
.farm.
ArranffemenL
have
hn
mari
fn-
twff
.
inwreV
fhIUe
toe
setlj
'
in
-the
Neirhako
'Valley.'
one
In
the
Manes
dt.
trfct
and
the
other
near
Fort
Fraser.
Mr.
hd
Mr.
C.
r.
Osborne
and
three
children
from
Burnley.
England,
will
settle
near
Fort
ftT
while
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Nairn
and
five
children
will
go
on
the
R.
J.
Fearnley
property
at
Mapes,
Mrs.
R.
M.
Taylor,
Miss
Ruth
Moore
Clifford
Roberts
and
William
Tlmmk
were
confirmed
here
by
Archbishop
De
Pcnclef
last
week.
Last
Thursday
evening
the
home
of
Theo
Pelletler
in
the
Hulatt-Mapes
,dls
trlct
was
completely
destroyed
by
fire,
The
damage
Is
estimated
at
approxl.
mately
1500.
On
account
of
the
serious
condition
of
his
leg
from
wounds
received
In
the
ureal
war,
jonn
r.
Leeds
has
returned
to
the
military
ho-pltal
it
Vancouver,
being
accompanied
to
the
coast
by
his
brother,
Ouy.
Luke
Norman
ha
returned
from
.
trip
to
England,
having
spent
the
win-ter
at
his
Ijome
in
Herefordshire.
He
was
accorryunted
on
hi
return
by
Bertram
Wilson
and
Ronald
Salmon
who
have
gone
with
aim
Into
the
Mud
River
country.
Donald
Mitchell
ha
returned
her.
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
roV.KKRVIMI
TALK,
"Cella
Chatterton
ami
I
are
not
or.
speaking
terms.
"Never
mind,
dear.
It
won't
hurt
either
of
you
to
rest
up
a
little."
Bo,
ton
Transcript.
AdvertIM
in
th
DUy
Ntwi
FOR
SALE
irj
roith
m:n
Just
few
days
left
now.
In
which
to
make
your
bid
for
this
car
that
Is
going
to
the
highest
bidder,
on
May
23.
Somebody
may
pick
up
this
cur
at
a
bargain.
Why
not
you?
Put
In
your
sealed
bid
at
P.tUKKH'S
(ItK.Uli;
Third
Avenue.
FIVE
TUBE
NEUTRODYNE
8ET.
LOUD
talker,
head
sets,
comfJete.
for
sale,
or
exchange
for
small
pteamre
boat.
Phone
Red
400.
Post
office
box
I&54,
Prince
Rupert.
116
FOR
SALE-
BEDDfNO
OUT
PLANTS,
all
varieties,
rated
In
our
own
greenhouse.
Prince
Rupert
Floral
Shop.
Brighten
up
your
home
with
flower.
FOR
SALE.
8IX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
lot
In
post
office
block.
I3.2oo.00.
Apply
P.O.
Box
378.
US
FOR
SALE.
180
ACRES
LAND
ON
Up
per
Skeena.
11.200.00.
Apply
Box
43,
Dally
New
Office.
118
FOR
RENT.
SEVEN
ROOM
MODERN
house
and
four
roomed
furnished
flat.
Phone
Oreen
'735.
118
OPPORTUNITY!
5D0
A
MONTH
NOW
buy
your
future
hometite.
Walker'
Music
Store.
EXCHANGE
NEW
AND
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
bought,
sold
and
exchanged.
Papa
dopulos
and
Mtrrto,
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
646.
tf
AUCTIONEER
NOTICE
TO
THE
PUBLICI
ON
AC,
count
of
the
late
Spring
In
Alberta
the
land
lot
being
yet
fit
to
seed,
the
sale
a
advertised
of
the
residence
and
residential
site
on
AUln
Avenue
will
be
postponed
until
Thursday.
May
26
at
230.
This
Is
a
speculation
worth
Jooklng
Into.
a.
P
Brine.
Phone
774.
IHtl;SHKI(i
EXPERIENCED
DRESSMAKER.
FOR-
merlv
r.f
Nw
vv
.
.
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K
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MIUIVIIWU.
Mrs.
C.
8m!th.
DrexeJ
Rooms.
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
680.
dominion
rniMTt-Ki:
r.triitsir.
Orwiiirily
A
(lagnon,
prnprlelnr
144
Third
Avenue
Ttmne
llUek
411
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged.
Low
High
Low
Itfe'i
Low
UI'IIOI-STERINO
FURNITURE
REPAIRING;
UPIIOL-ttering
of
alt
klndi
Chsaterflelda
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
gusrantrrd.
Phone
Green
603.
a.
M.
HUNT.
RESTAURANTS
OOOIl
K.TH
CAFE
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprietress.
Third
Avenue.
Next
o.
W.
"V.
A.
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Home
Cooked
Mesla.
Phone
Black
700
TAXI
Phone
67
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Seven
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bakers
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your
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any
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