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"MUSIC
BY
PHOTOGRAPHY,"
Brunswick's
exclusive
new
process,
is
the
only
perfect
method
of
recording:.
It
brings
out
EVERY
NOTE
of
the
rnu-sical
scale
with
amazing
fidelity.
Hear
these
new
numbers
to-day!
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Skies"
"Honolulu
Moon"
Fit
.
Orrma
Nrs
kr
flsftl
Ur
Wilt.
Orrtnhl.
SttJ
tk'Mtrt,
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Vsrk.
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Blue"
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Does
It
Matter?
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kr
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Up
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Orcbsslra.
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Love
You"
"He'stheLastWord"
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sn
His
Hstll
341
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Onbtttrs.
"The
Little
White
House"
"It
Made
You
Happy
When
You
Made
Me
Cry"
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Bobs
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Sias.
34(J2
Crazy
Wordsr-CrazyTiinevv
"I
Love
the
College
Girls"
Ask
Your
Dealer.
J.
Lome
MacLaren
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits,
made
to
order.
In
our
fchop
$50
as
low
as
.....v.-.
223
Sixth
Street
.
TOTEM
POLE
TO
BE
TAKEN
DOWN
ITY
ORDERS
MENACING
STItlCTl'Ri:
.t
.Kron
aye.
.m
mh'on-k
STREET
TO
UK
MOVEII
The
structure
having
been
a
menace
to
traffic,
the
totem
pole
at
the
Inter
section
of
Second
Avenue
and
Second
Street
will
be
taken
down
by
the
Boaru
of
Works
at
once
and
Its
re-erectlon
a
some
suitable
location
will
be
deter
mined
later
according
to
a
decision
'of
the
city
council
last
night.
The
matter
came
before
the
council
in
the
form
of
a
recommendation
from
(he
finance
commttttee.
which
asked
that
the
pole
be
removed
and
that
the
Board
of
Works
be
asked
to
undertake
the
Job.
Aid.
Perry
thought
the
action
a
little
hasty
as
it
would
be
better
to
ascertain
the
proposed
cost
of
the
removal
and
then
the
matter
could
be
further
con-,
sldered
by
the
council.
Aid.
Stephens
said
that
several
mem-
mers
of
the
Board
of
Trade
had
re
cently
Interviewed
the
finance
commit
tee
on
another
subject
and
the
matter
the
pole
was
discussed.
Those
mem
bers
of
the
Board
of
Trade
who
were
present,
he
said,
favored
the
removal
of
the
pole
as
it
was
considered
to
be
dangerous
to
traffic
In
its
present
location.
an
accident,
occurred
there
the
city
would
be
held
responsible
and
he
thought
that
the
sooner
it
was
out
of
the
way
the
better.
Aid.
Perry
inquired
as
to
where
It
was
proposed
to
erect
It
again
and
consider
ed
that
It
would
be
wise
not
to
rush
into
the
thing
without
first
finding
out
what
It
would
cost
and
whether
it
Was
going
to
be
thrown
away
or
put
up
in
some
other
place.
-
ox
government
property?
Aid.
Jos.
Greer
said
that,
at
the
meeting
of
the
finance
committee.
It
bad
been
mentioned
that
the
question
might
be
taken
up
with
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
when
he
arrived
in
the
city!
and
perhaps
a
suitable
location
might
j
be
found
on
some
of
the
provincial
gov-!
eminent
property.
I
Aid.
Brown
favored
the
removal
of
the
pole
as
soon
as
possible,
lis
considered
It
very
unsafe
it
the
present
location.
It
would
be
time
enough
to
talk
about
putting
It
up
again
after
it
was
down.
The
recommendation
was
then
adopt
ed
by
the
council
on
the
understanding
that
the
Board
of
Works
confer
with
tbe
Board
of
Trade
to
a
suitable
location
for
the
pole
and
then
report
back
to
the
council
for
endoreatlon.
NATIVES
HAVE
,
MIIfHFNFRP.Y
,
.
i.
a.
.'
I'lltriMkF.
or
KITKATI.l
IMVII
IV.
STItl'MIATS
AMI
Ni;V
(III
11(11
At
iisiikk
hay
ntmkinu
fcXAMJl.KS
Few-
beoDle
realise
the
enemy
whldi
(be
natives
of
the
district
are
ready
to
put
into
any
project
tn
which
they
become
'Interested.
As
a
recent
example
of
this
has
been
the
purchase
of
and
payment
tor
a
fnie
set
tit
band
Instru
ments
by
the
kftkatla
Indiana
last
winter.
In
the
matter
of
building
churches.
the
readlnVw
of
the
natives
to
make
sacrifices
Is
conspicuous,
several
native
villages
during
the'
past
few
years
hav
ing
put
up
really
fine
edifices
entirely
at
their
own
cost.
This
week
there
is
being
dedicated
at
Fishery
Bay
on
the
Naaa
Hlver
a
large
and
well
built
church
for
tbe
use
of
Hie
many
people
who
gather
there
for
the
ooluclmrt
fishing.
This
place
Is
only
occupied,
at
the
most,
three
month
In
the
year
but
the
time
la
made
an
occa
sion
for
much
religious
revival
and,
the
smsll
building
there
was
felt
to
be
in
adequate
attd,
accordingly,
In
Its
place
a
structure
seventy
by
fifty
feet
has
Just
been
-erected.
Very
little
aid
wis
received
from
the
outside,
Iht
work
arid
most
of
the
expense
being
looked
after
by
the
vAlage
of
drechvllle.
The
natives
are,
however,
grateful
for
a
few
contributions
made
by
Prince
Rupert
people
and
for
the
support
given
a
con
cert
tbe
Greenville
band
gave
some
time
ago,
"the
proceeds
of
which
went
to
the
6bJct.
The
white
pVople
at
Mill
Bay
and
Naaa
Harbor
also
foisted
with
donation
of
about
132.
While
the
build
Coiild
Not
Sleep
Heart
and
Nerves
Were
So
Bad
Mr,
Geo.
Meek,
Windsor,
Out.,
wrfte's:
I
suffered
rritn
my
hrtrt
aad
hVrrt-s
and
could
not
sleep
at
night
for
suites
iu
bit
lead.
1
manag!
to
keej
it
ny
work
soavliow,
until
I
begma
to
havt
Aizry
ijAHt
which
'gut
to
lad
I
eonld
sot
go
to
my
work.
I
was
afraid
to
go
oat
any
"place,
for
very
often
I
would
Jtagger
on
my
feet,
and
everything.
In
front
of
me
would
turn
black
and
fade
away.
While
I
was
homo
sick
a
friend
told
ni
to
take
I
got
four
burn
and
by
the
time
I
lad
used
them
the
paint
-and
suites
La
my
bead
ceased
and
I
Vrat
able
to
get
a
food
sight's
rest.
Although
that
was
six
year
ago
I
have
never
beta
troubled
with
that
complaint
again."
rrice
SOe,
a
boi
at
sil
dealers,
or
vailed
direct
on
receipt
of)pri4
by
Th
T.
MQburn
Co.,
Limited,
TwvatoL
Oat
tng
belongs
to
the
Church
of'
England,
the
people
who
assemble
at
Fishery
Bay
belong
to
various
denominations
and
all
freely
take
advantage
of
the
religious
privileges
it
offers.
GYMNASIUM
SITE
REPORT
CITY
:St.ivi:i:U
phkskxts
III
vnews
to
rotNfiL
in-
notTMKNT
The
report
of
the
city
engineer
on
proposed
'Sites
for
the
erection
of
a
gymnasium
was
read
at
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night.
"
The
report
showed
that
the
city
had
lot
the
right
to
construct
buildings
i
the
property
at
Sixth
Avenue'
and
Mc-Bride
Street.
The
site
next
to
the'
Post
Office
was
admirably
suited
for
the
construction
of
such
a
building
but
the
character
of
the
building
re
quired
in
that
fire
district
would
cost
about
18.000
more
than
If
the
building
were
erected
on
Frascr
Street
which
Was
hi
another
fire
district.
Either
Acropolis
Hill
or
Frascr
Street
property
would
be
better
from
the
point
of
view
of
the
cost
of
the
structure.
In
view,
however,
of
the
cost
of
the
building,
It
would
probably
be
better
to
know
what
money
was
available
before
any
site
was
agreed
on
as,
-according
to
the
plans,
the
building
would
cost
in
the
The
famous
vacuum
(air-tight)
tin
insures
Big
Ben
being
in
the
same
perfect
condition
when
you
buy
it
as
when
the
tobacco
left
the
factory.
,
co'nsldfrhig
the
project.
u
piiiwd
by
ne
councu.
BURNS
LAKE
Officers
as
follows
have
been
elected
for
the
School
Fail
Fair
which
will
be
held
this
year
on
September
16:
Presi
dent.
M.
P.
Nourse;
secretary,
D.
Coch
one;
treasurer.
Rev.
W.
R.
Ashford
-xecutlve.
Miss
Mary
McRae.
Mrs.
Sld
iey
Qodwln.
Rev.
J.
H.
Kerr.
Sidney
lodwln,
Mrs.
V.
Schjelderup,
Mrs.
A
Anderson,
Mrs.
C.
Hartley,
Mrs.
A.
S,
Silk,
T.
O.
Martin.
Mrs,
II.
O.
MscNell,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Klssock,
Mrs.
A.
M.
Ruddy.
Mrs.
D.
M.
Gerow.
A.
Brown,
Mrs.
R
Macdonald,
Mrs.
M.
F.
Trousdelt
and
Mrs.
"J.
H.
Kerr.
As
usual,
alt
schools
in
the
district
will
be
Invited
to
participate
and
there
will
jne
many
com
petitions.
Mrs.
Jarobena
Thomson
of
McDon
Id's
Landing
Is
suffering
from
a
severe
tttack
of
Influenza
and
Is
a
patient
at
he
Burns
Lake
Hospital.
Mrs.
Mary
A.
Thrlng
Is
visiting
with
ber
daughter.
Mrs.
W.
Hawthorn
at
Forestdale.
Mrs.
II.-
J;
'Jewell
returned
to
her
home
here
Tost
week
after
having
visit
ed
-Jth
iier'huwband
at
Shelley.
Norman'
Ntadley
left-
last
week
fdr
Prince
Rupert
where
be
has
accepted
a
position
with
McRae
Bros.
C.
D.
Haven
returned
to
Southbank
on
Thursday
alter
having
spent
a
week
in
town
on
business.
II.
Macdonald
of
the
Silver
Island
Mining
Co.
was
In
from
the
Babine
last
week
on
business.
George
A.
Covington
of
Topley
was
a
business
visitor
In
town
last
week.
Clyde
Hunt
of
Haielton
Is
visiting
here
with
his
brother.
Burns
Hunt,
and
is
renewing
many
old
acquaintances
In
Burns
Lake.
William
McNeill!
of
Wistaria
was
a
business
visitor
In
town
last
week.
Mrs.
O,
8.
Wood,
formerly
of
Bums
Lake
and
now
residing
at
Prince
Orarve.
has
donated
an
alummnm
kettle
to
the
Burns
Lake
Community
Hall.
Miss
E.
Haines
left
Burns
Lake
last
Thursday
on
an
extended
vacation
tHn
to
the
East.
She
wllf
visit
her
home
1n
Toronto
and
also
with
relatives
and
friends
in
Saskatoon,
Winnipeg
and
the
united
State.
fresh
92:00
per
21J).
tin
CHEWING
TOBACCO
neighborhood
of
125.000
without
equipment
or
heating.
A
motion
to
forward
the
letter
to
the
committee
which
Is
Ogden'ti
Cut
Plug
Ojfden'fl
Tine
Cut
Old
Chum
Cut
Smoking
Toliacc'o
IMkle
plug
Smoking
Tolmcro
tire
also
packet)
In
the
fn'mous
Vadium
(air
llgTit)
tin.
A
anted
For
Sole
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
WAITED
WANTED.
GIRL
FOR
PHOTO
FINISH-Ing.
with
experience
preferred.
Chand
ler
Studio,
Bixth
Street.
S7
WANTED.
GENERAL
SERVANT.
Woman
over
thirty
preferred.
Phone
Blue
280
after
7
o'clock.
FOR
SA..E
OILL
NETTERS.
TROLLERS
ANT)
Launch
Owners.
You
are
Invited
to
Visit
Parker's
garage.
Third
Avenne
East,
to
see
In
operation
tn
Ford
Marine
Motor,
th
lowest
priced
de
pendsble
U
hp.
motor
on
the
market.
It's
wide
range
of
speed,
exceptional
flexibility,
economical
operation
and
low
priced
replacement
parts,
place
It
In
a
class
by
Itsel!.
S.
T.
PARKER.
LTD.
Ford
Dealers
FOR
SALE.
LOTS
28
AND
29,
BLOCK
I,
Sec
ton
2,
on
Oraham
Avenue.
Taxes
paid
until
June
30.
50
by
CO
feel
cleared.
Owner
wilt
sell
for
IGSO0O
cash.
Phone
Blue
128.
FOR
SALE.
4
HP.
REGAL
ENGLNE
with
reverse,
In
good
running
order.
Apply
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Club.
Cow
Bay.
FOR
SALE..
.FIVE
ROOMED
HOUSE.
furnished,
931
Comox
Avenue.
Bnap
at
11.000.00.
Phone
Blue
SOS.
81
OPPORTUNITY!
1500
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your
future
homnlte.
Walker!
Music
Store.
FOR
SALE.
3
HP.
STEAM
BOILER
IN
good
condition.
Apply
Valentin
Dairy,
88
BOARD
OAR'D.
THE
INLANOKR
830
Second
Avenua.
Phon'a
1.17,
SPORT
CHAT
Fully
determined
to
annex
tht
Under
wood
trophy
and
the
International
championship,
St,
Louis'
crack
bosket-ball
aggregation
arrived
In
Edmonton
last
Friday
night
for
tllr
two
game
series
with
the
Commercial
Orads.
The
first
match
will
be
played
tonight
and
the
second
game
1
scheduled
for
Thurs
day
night.
The
Orads
are
expecting
the
toughest
projxwltlon
since
their
American,
tour.
The
highly
technical
pugilistic
ques
tion'
"when
la
a
contract
not
a
contract."
Is
settled
once
and
for
'
all.'
to
far.
a
New
York
state
athletic
conunla
ilonera
art
concerned.
A
lnnl
nin
lou
tifcnded
dow
lost
-week
rule
that
Yinlysa,
the
uocumeut
bear
tht
aigna-tni
pt
Ua.
comUuut,
it'
Is
.noi
'
contract,
no
nutter
how
much
It
may
look
like
one.
In
other
words,
the
popular
practice
among
fight
pro
inotcr
of
takinz
blanket
onttona
on
tle
services
of
boxers
has
received
a
knock
out
blow.
In
the
light
of
the
latest
edict.
It
Is
said,
Tex
Rlckard
ha
no
contract
at
all
with
Gene
Tunney,
Jack
Dempsey,
Jack
Delaney,
Jim
Ma
loney
or
Jack
Sharkey.
If
a
rival
nro
moter
ahould
get
the
signature
of
one
ox
them
and
of
an
opponent
this
pro
moter
would
hove
the
only
binding
con
tract
In
sight.
MORE
HUSBANDS
NOW
DESERT
WIVES
AND
CHILDREN
'TIS
SAID
MONTREAL.
April
12.
(Canadian
Pre).
The
"Star"
says
edltorlallv
Pitiable
suffering-
is
caused
nv
tw.
tragedy
of
husbands
desertlna-
their
iv
and
ennaren.
There
ha
teen
a
marked
tncrea.1
of
thta
cruel
conduct
for
some
.-,
years
past.
-
Statistics
,
......
ourt
records,
in
our
own
city,
demon
sirave
uie
sorrowful
fact
that
fully
t3
per
cent
of
the
children
placed
In
In
suiuuons
or
ail
kinds,
and
who
are
practically
supported
on
chsrlty.
ale
"Innocent"
who
have
Wen
fWrt,i
by
their
fathers.
And.
think
of
it.
in
i
per
cent
of
these
de-.ertion
cnie
the
mother
wis
left
III.
Here
we
have
brutal
cruelty
on
the
part
of
husband
and
father."
The
hard
thing
about
making
money
lilt
Is
making
It
first.
O
Hi
k
Ull
lt.HM
'
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
AUCrtONEKK
THE
AUCTION
SALE
AS
ADVERTISED
1
for
the
benefit
of
the
public
the
Prince
Rupert
Surplus
Rummage
Sale.
I
am
engaging
a
large
empty
store
for
the
purpose.
This
sale
wilt
be
held
on
Saturday.
April
10
at
2
p.m.
and
the
public
Is
Invited
to
list
articles
they
have
to
dispose
of
for
quick
sale,
prompt
return
as
soon
as
sale
Is
over.
Itemized
list
and
place
of
sale
In
Friday's
paper.
Patron
ire
your
local
auctioneer
by
boosting
this
proposition.
Phone
for
infoVtnatlon
to
a.
P.
Brine.
Plione
774.
FOIt
RENT
FOR
RENT-
FURNISHED
SIX
ROOMED
house
with
bath.
Eighth
Avenue
West.
Apply
Theo
Collart
limited.
Second
Avenue.
FOR
RENT.
-
FOUR
ROOMED
PLAT
mlth
range.
113.00.
Apply
Mrs.
K.
E.
BIrnle.
Harelton.
DC.
MODERN
8
EVEN
ROOM
HOUSE
FOR
Rent
at
136
Fifth
Avenue
West
Phone
Red
720.
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APARTMENT
by
the
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
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FOR
RENT.-SINOIJJ
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HOUSE-
keeping
room.
Apply
840
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Ave.
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rURNISIIED
SUITES
POH
RENT.
Apply
Mussallem
Grocery.
Phons
IS.
FOR
RENT
SEVEN
ROOMED
MODERN
house.
Phone.
Green
733.
84
PIANO
FOR
RENT.-
1300
A
MONTH.
Walker's
Music
Store.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
PHONE
878.
tf
HEMSTITCHING
HEMSTITCHING
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ing.
Dollar
8
tore
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224.
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637.
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proprietors
144
Third
Avenue
fhoiie
Mark
411
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged,
UPHOI.STKRINfi
FURNITURE
REPAIRING;
UPHOL-
terlng
of
all
kind.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
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work
irUArsntred.
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per
losd
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per
load
IBM
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per
load
MOO
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Third
Avenue.
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Mrs
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700
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67
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