fAOI
FOUit
watches
in
gold
fillt-d
casus
$15.00
to
$:K.O().
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cJEWELLEKp
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRYKIDS
SlMIIl,,t
Weil-
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mwd&keo
clothes
AR6FULU
OF
CHEtfc.
ONC
REASON
VOL)
PIIOI'ERLY
laundered
clothes
are
cheerful
clothes.
Send
your
glad
garments
here
and
they
wijl
come
back
to
you
in
sweet,
rmiling
condition.
The
prices
we
charge
won't
disturb
your
serenity.
(Pioneer
Laundry
Phone
118
Spring
Coats
in
Shades
of
Navy,
Gray
and
Sand
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
M
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From
Uulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phones
65G
and
Cr7
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Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
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Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service,
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnltum
Moving.
Dr.J.RrGosse
DENTIST
Helgernon
Block
X-Ray
Service.
Open
Phone
OR!.,
ENTERTAINMENT
AT
TE8EACE
UNIQUE!
i
Oriental
Pageant
Staged
I'nilrr
Aupl-e
;
r
llev.
and
Mrs
Robinson
for
()iurli
Heneflt
i
TERRACE.
AprU
22.
The
Oriental
pageant
staged
in
Progress
Hall
on
Wednesday
evening
under
the
direction
of
Rev.
and
Mr.
A.
W.
Robinson
was
unique
and
unusual-
entertalnn.ent
In
which
.scene
of
street
and
home
life
a
veil
as
mlsson
school
and
hos-
jrttal
activities
were
cleverly
portrayed.
About
twenty
dlffereut
national
cos-tunies
oX
India,
same
of
them
very
rich
and
elaborate,
were
displayed
and
much
admired.
These
were
all
brought
from
India
by
Mr.
and
Mr.
Robinson,
who
worked
for
a
number
of
years
In
the
mission
field
there.
Natlre
music
and
aiuging
also
added
to
Uie
lmpressiveness
tt
the
scenes.""
The
enter
Lai
anient
was
divided
Into
four
parts:
Scene
1.
Inside
of
enana,
or
wo
mn's
house
In
India.
Scene
2.
Mission
house
and
school
lb
Calcutta.
Scene
3.
A
busy
day
In
the
mission
hospital.
Scene
4.
A
noisy
street
scene.
The
cast
Included:
Tourist
(to
whom
the
customs
and
so&tumes
were
explained
.by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robinson
In
their
rolf
of
doctor
and
missionaries
Mfs.
Ardagh.
Missionary
Mrs.
Robinson.
Doctor
and
missionary
Re.
A.
W.
Rcblnson.
Sadhu
or
holy
man
A.
W.
Fowler.
Punjabi
R.
Cory.
Pa
than
Jack
Sparkes.
Native
Servant
Donald-
Burnett.
Arab
horse
dealer
Dudley
Little.
Hindu
student
Billy
Attwood.
Young
Rajah
Theodore
RobWon.
Burrnan
man
W.
T.
Attwood.
Bombay
lady
Helen
Oreig
Woman
of
Indore
Mrs.
Wm.
Att-
rood.
Woman
of
Central
India
Annie
Allan
Toda
girl--Jean
Dover.
Tamil
girl
Marjorie
Kenney.
Moslem
woman
Dorothy
little.
Arab
lady
Bitot
Head.
Bengali
woman.
Irene
Clayton.
Child
widow
Joyce
Cole.
Parse
lady
Doris
Robinson.
Burmese
lady
Marjorie
Attwood.
The
funds
resulting
from
the
affair
are
to
be
used
for
Installing
electric
light
In
the
church
building.
FRANK
W.
HICKS
OF
PORT
OEMENTS
DIES
Paused
Away
Ueeently
In
Michigan
tt
here
lie
Waa
I
lolling
With
Relative
The
death
occurred
recently
In
of
Trank
W.
Hicks,
a
well
known
business
man
and
resident
of
long
standing
of
Port
Clement,
Queen
Char
lottei
Island.
He
bad
been
visiting
with
a
niece
Mrs.
Ad.
Bowerman,
at
Oreenville.
when
be
was
stricken
with
an
attack
of
paralysis
tp
which
he
succumbed.
A
dreenvllle.
Michigan,
paper
report
rds,
demise
as
follows:
Frank
W.
Hicks
was
born
in
Spring-
vUle,
New
York,
January
3,
1851,
the
son
of
William
and
Catherine
Hicks.
He
was
the
youngest
of
a
family
of
five
boys.
His
parents
moved
to
Wayland,
Mich
ljiox.
when
he
was
but
a
little
lad.
At
tbe
age
of
twenty-one,
his
parent
By
George
McManJ
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
!
VOO
bAM"
THESE
VES'SlR.-
THIS
WA
THE
WATCH
!
RUMt"
ARE
A.
1
TEARS
rnuworMU
OV.O?
I.
as
a
Graduation
Gift
Your
boy
or
girl
will
long
remember
the
graduation
"
year
if
given
a
good
"watch.
"Our
watches
arefrom
the
;
best
factories
in
the
world
and
are
timed
and
tested
be
fore
we
let
them
go
out.
We
guarantee
our
watches
to
give
perfect
satisfaction
and
our
prices
are
fair
and
reasonable
Serviceable
15
jewelled
fiave
You
A
Skin
Trouble?
T3AY
heed
to
early
symptoms
of
skin
disease
I
At
the
first
sign
of
any
unpleasant
rash,
irritation
or
eruption,
anoint
it
with
Zam-Bulc.
This
quickly
soothes
and
heads
off
disease.
Where
skin
is
slresdy
aflame
with
.
eczema
or
Is
poisoned,
sore
or
ulee-rittd,
ZanvBuki
the
one
gentle
fatal
ing
balm
that
gets
right
st
tbe
root
of
the
trouble.
Zam-Buk
expels
disease,
and
grew
new
clear
skin.
Zam-Buk'
ever-ready
character
and
exceptional
healing,
soothing
and
antiseptic
value
have
won
for
it
s
verms
nent
place
in
over
a
million
borne.
Get
a
box
oi
(his
great
hertal
balm
to-day.
and
keep
It
always
handy
I
Mrs.
W.
Ctmibfil,
of
Bonny
River
Stauon,
SB.
ayi
"
Watery
"erep-lloot
m
mjr
disaster
fc
id
arnit
ai4
luror
I
iui
ot
U
Utr4
alaiul
V'lrtbinf
w
koctr
bfrt
wt
cant
ftCrs.I
2
Buk,
Tkit
kalm
lue4
:
mr
lrl
t
tkia
ia
taryruia
ft.
Mil
On
nm
f
unif.
oa.
iOm.
KH.
t
I
ftr
mr
1-U.
Mai
Mtdi
mill
Saae.
U-
Wr927
Nt-l
r.tnm.
St.ci.
Ic
S
"
jt
fy
it.
c.
urown
oi
uerot.
ne
vwuuk
i
-
Mrs.
Ad.
Bowerman
when
he
was
stricken
with
paralysis.
March
S.
Mr.
Hlcka
pawed
away
-Monday.
March
7.
lie
leave
to
mourn
one
alater-ln-law,
Wn.
Alice
Hicks,
of
Oreenville.
six
nleoea'and
six
nephews,
several
great
niece
and
nephews
and
eight
greai
grand
niece
and
nephews.
His
kind
and
generous
nature
made
him
friend
where
ever
he
lived
and
dear
memories
of
him
will
live
In
our
hearts.
1
lie'
was
laid
to
rest
in
Riverside
reme-jtery.
Langston.
i
REV.
PEAT
LEAVING
SKIDEGATE
MISSION
illl-llraltli
It
faiie
of
fuputar
Minlf
lerV
lx-uriiirr
fur
the
MulU
rt
Hrrk
SKIDEOATE.
April
22.
Rev.
R.
Peat
of
the
United
Church
at
EkldegaU
Mission
Is
leaving
with
his
family
at
i
the
first
of
the
week
on
the
Prtiu
'Charles
for
the
south.
His
departure,
i
which
Is
on
account
of
ill
health.
U
generally
regretted
around
$kldegatr
Inlet
as
lie
has
been
a.
great
friend
OJ
otb
native
and
whites
during
hi
ministry
here
Mr.
Peat
requested
Rev.
J.
Olllrtt
udlan
Agent
at
MaatieM,
to
take
the
Mflslt
'on
Sunday
evening.
It
was
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
SkluegaU
that
Anglican
and
Methodist
clenry
held
a
Joint
meeting.
SKIDEGATE
Miss
Jessie
Stock
of
Victoria,
school
teacher
at
Maswtt.
is
spending
the
Easter
holiday
here
with
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stevens.
She
walked
from
Port
Cle
menu
to
TleU
and
from
there
to
8Udt
Kate.
I
Mr.
McClUckfr.
sthacii
teacher
-at
Port
Clement,
walked
down
to
Skide-,
-ne
and
h)
visiting
here
with
Frank
Walte.
teacher
of
DuOerln
PaHulH
I
icbool.
,
The
United
Church
mis
km
boat
Tt:omas
Crosby
came
back
from
the
I
mainland
last
week
with
Rev.
R.
C
Scott
and
Capt
Oliver
on
board.
They
i
were
at
Bella
Quota
and
other
points
having
died,
Mr
Hlcka
atarted
out
In
the
across
the
strait.
world
alone
to
make
his
way.
He
-
rorked
in
Detroit
and
Saginaw.
He
also
worked
In
the
lumber
woods
at
Maple
.'alley
a
short
tlme.
lie
enlisted
In
the
United
States
stand-ag
army
from
Michigan,
serving
five
years
with
ah
honorable
discharge.
He
next
wandered
to
Nome.
Alaska,
and
wm
among
the
first
prospector
In
ihe
Yukon
Valley
He
came
out
In
1807
and
lived'
In
Seattle,
Washington,
a
few
Tn
lyil
ut,
hicks
went
to
umian
cot-
fib
umbla
and
istorttd
a
smoke
shop
and
biUiard
hall
at
'Port'
tlemenU,
where
he
remauvea
,
unui
epiemoer,
wncn
Ut
,old
his-
place,
of
'buslrjess
and"
re-rutned
to
Michigan.
U
'filr.
Hicks
was
a
ihember
of
the
Elks
vyprlnce
Rupert.
lirturnnl
tujSllrlilca'n
JThree
years
ago,
h
came'
back
to
MtchJcan
after
tortiH
years
of
abwnce
llV
four
brothers
hAd
passed
on
and
jmly
a
sister-in-law
tvjrvlved,
Mr.
Hlcka
never
mffried.
He
endear
erf
hdmself
to
all
his-,1
relatives
in
the
sb'ort
time
he
was
with
them,
He
spent
the
winter
with
his
nieces.
Mrs.
L.
C.
Hansen
of
Jackson
and
Mrs,
Capt.
Bob
Dunlop.
wbewe
trolling
boat
"Old
Nick'
twas
wrecked
last
summer.
has
invested
In
a
new
launch
which
win
be
named
"Nil
Desperandum."
Spring
salmon
have
started
to
run
in
Skidct
Inlet.
Ii.
Miller
caught
eleven
huge
ones
in
front
of
South
Bay
cannery
wharf.
The
second
run
of
herring
has
commenced
and
the
fish
are
abundant.
rTipACE:
Mrs.
W.
Vti
Noonan
'
and
daughter
arrived
liwarTHkwa
,on'
Tuesday
to
spend
the
Easter
vacation
week
with
Mrs.
Noonan'a
mother.
Mrs.
F.
W.
Bohler
Don
McLeod
left
on
Tuesday
for
Sand
Point,
Idaho,
where
he
will
Join
Mrs.
McLeod
and
children
who
left
he
it
some
months
ago.
An
attractive
baptismal
font
has
brm
presented
to
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
church
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Parr.
Th
c
n
was
deiigned
and
made
by
Mr
111
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anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
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ADS.
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per
word
in
advance.
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Advertiemenl,ken
for
lest
than
50c
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ECONOMIC
UNIVERSITY
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be
tree
May
I
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Si
Djlly
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Omce.
FOR
RENT
TOR
RENT
FURNISHED
SIX
ROOMED
house
with
bath.
Eighth
Avenue
West.
Apply
Theo
Coltart
Limited.
Second
Avenue.
FOR
RENT.
.
.
FOUR
ROOMED
FIAT
with
range.
tlS.OO.
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Mr.
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E
Blrnlr.
ltarelton.
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THREE
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Seventh
Avenue
Wet.
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Red
113.
ti
'URNISI1EU
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Mtuaallem
Orocery.
Phone
IB.
IANO
FOR
RENT.
3.00
A
MONTH.
Walker's
Music
Store.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
PHONE
78.
BOARD
tf
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
S3b
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
"Vr.
The
FA.
baa
recently
douaUd
an
rgan
curtatu
which
adds
greatly
to
the
ppearance
of
the
chancel.
UIh
Peggy
Taylor
of
Port
Eaalngton
1
holidaying
at
Hill
Farm.
Mrs.
E.
T.
Brook
returned
oa
Wed
neadsy
from
alvort
VUK
to
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Aroajh
returned
on
Wednesday
Klrwanga
after
spending
the
post
week
at
the
home
of
her
parents,
Mr.
nd
Mrs.
James
RieSunond.
During
tbe
past
three
days
the
mem
ber
of
the
local
boys'
and
gtrls'
dun
have
been
taken
on
very
Interesting
and
enjoyable
bike
to
points
of
interest
tm
district.
They
were
accompanied
j
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Allan
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Seamen.
On
Mondsjr
the
O
olden
Key
Oirls
group
climbed
the
htU
north
east
of
town
from
which
a
splendid
view
of
the
valley
and
river
as
obtained.
Tuesday
the
Boys'
group
of
explorers
made
the
trip
to
Thornhlll
rails,
and
the
C.OJ.T.
group
made
the
same
trip
oa
Wednesday.
Picnic
lunches
were
enjoyed
each
day.
Q.
H.
Tycho.
Stnlther.
was
a
business
vtsKor
here
on
Wednesday.
MlM
Spragg,
of
Port
Simpson
arrived
9a
Wednesday
to;
njwnd
the'
remainder
of
the
holiday
with
her
brother
L.
F.
3pragg.
High
school
rr-ope'ped
hcr
on
Tburw.
nay
morning
'in
order,
to
make
up
for
be
time
loat
while
la
Prlrvce
RUprrt
at
the
basketball
game.
Miss
C.
E.
Pctm
left
on
Thursday
o
spend
a
few
days
in
Prince
Ruert
ORMER
LOCAL
MAN
WEDSJN
SMITHERS
4(.lin
llowuril
Itlride
lulled
In
Mar-
rlr.r
lirtenily
In
Mm
I.llllan
,u
llruwn
Many
local
iriend
will
be
Interested
to
Inurn
cf
a
marriage
which
took
I
plsce
lavt
Saturday
night
in
Bmllhsrs!
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
X,
Marshall
8ae
when
MUs
Lillian
Net
Brown
and
Jotin
Howard
Dlrnle
were
tiniuti
in
marriage
by
Rev.
Cleorge
Tur-
pin,
putpr
of
8mther
UnlUd
Church,
the
ocrrmony
beUvg
wltnewd
"by
a
num.
ber
of
friends
of
the
contracting
couple
iic
unoe
wa
given
n
niarriuE
bv
Mr.
Sales.
Ml
May
Pike
was
maid
of
honor,
while
Vic
William
uppurted
Hie
groom,
following
the
ceremony
rf.
cptlon
wa
held
at
the
future
lkonie
of
the
newly
marrK'd
couple
on
Fifth'
Avenu.
BmlUra,
where
a
large
number
of
people
from
town
gaUwrrd
to
aioww
coiigrfttuiauuu
and
good
wuiw
for
succem
and
happiness.
Mr.
and
Mra.'uirule
are
on
a
short
honeymosn
trip
to
the
const.
Among
th
pproprlate
gifu
young
mnu
gruUuaUis
i
overall.
for
Tbe
height
of
fashion
rufers
U,
alt).
Hide
not
pulchritude
WANTED
CAPITAL
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
of
Canada
desires
part
time
representative
for
Prince
Rupert
district
Aitrtetlv
contract
to
ism
ante
to
ge4
results-
Write
F
D.
MeCowiett.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
ACENTS
WANTED
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TIIAVEL
AND
appoint
local
representatives
HI
-60
weekly
average
and
expense,
and
commission
bratdea.
Expertensw
unnecessary.
Write
for
particulars
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Co.
Toronto.
I
FOR
SALE
COME
ON.
BOYBI
IF
YOU
ARE
MEC1I-anlcstly
inciJned
and
want
a
cheap
boat
engine,
we
wttl
sell
you
a
ur4
Inrxprnalve.
Overhaul
It
yourself
ajd
you
will
have
14
hp
motor
at
a
very
low
cost.
Partrr'e
Oar.
FOR
SALE.
AMERICAN
STEAM
HOIST.
7
by
10.
double
drum:
bolter
asaxle
for
and
tested
139:
barn
steed
threw
weeks.
I1.&50
00
fob.
Prttwe
Uorf
Addra
T.
Rush.
Preare
Ocorg.
BC
FOR
SALE.
NORTHERN
PRODUCTION
Chinchilla
from
rrsjuieeed
pOsel
stock.
Doe
110.
Bre
thwa
II
KM
Unrslaud
pair
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Fur
Farm.
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acre
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bam
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stead
11X100
or
wttl
eachaosj
lor
sjuod
catf
property.
Box
37.
Dally
News
FOR
SALE.
FIVE
ROOMED
HOUSE
and
two
lot
Apply
1048
Tat
Avenue
and
Bacon
Street.
tf
FOR
SALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOWE
AND
lot
in
pui
orct
Muck
uxuiw.
Apply
VO.
Box
378
Ua
FOR
SALE.
CREAM
WICKWI
HART
Bugn
In
tood
eostdttiosi.
IHM
Phone
Red
371.
,
M
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i$do
a
month
now
buy
your
future
horoeaite.
Walkers
Music
Store.
AUCTIONEER
I
NEED
MONEY
I
MIOIfT
JUST
AS
well
be
hung
for
a
aheei
as
lamb.
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No
one
1
going
to
be
held
up
tor
the
next
ten
daya
Everything
goes
at
your
own
prior
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one
dritH
look
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two.
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Auctlooeer.
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Store
Phone
Red
334.
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Scalp
Treatment
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Third
Avenue
By
Apiwlntment.
Phone
037.
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144
Third
Avenue
PtMiiie
Klark
411
Fumliure
of
all
soru
bought,
sold
or
Exrhsnged,
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FURNITURE
Itr.PAlRINO:
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stertng
of
all
kind.
Chesterfield
recovered
and
mid
to
order.
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work
guaranteed,
phone
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003.
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Mrs.
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Proprietress
Third
Avenue,
Net
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Phone
Blark
700
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George,
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