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I
Dirwct
at
an
arrow
tpted
f
Aese
great
all-ttmel
train
to
the
Mid.
Wet,
South
and
East.
I
Union
Pacific
is
your
logical
route
to
Salt
Lake
City,
Denver,
Kansas
City,
St.
Louis,
Omaha
and
Chicago.
lafornutlea
and
Retc-r-rattaii
I
nloii
station,
Seattle.
HAS
Fourth
Ave.
Spring
Coats
in
Shades
of
Navy,
Gray
and
Sand
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Box
1565
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and
657
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Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
C3
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Dlstrlbutlnjr.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
Coal
Band
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
l'limltun!
Moving.
i
THINK
VajE
DID
VJWOMC4
BY
CITTIN'PINCHE.DM
THOUGHT
VsJCD
ClT
COKNLO
BEEP
AN'
CABBAGE
HKE-lJE
P.trcr.0
in
PfTTE.F
OML'bTHAMTHlS1.
VANDERHOOF
To
celebrate
the
twenty-fifth
anniversary
of
their
wedding
In
Toronto,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Ernest
Smedley
gave
a!
party
In
the
Community
HaU
last
Tuesday
evening.
Practically
every
j
family
In
the
community
was
repre-
j
sented
at
the
affair
and
there
was
a
I
good
showing
from
the
country
districts
In
spite
of
the
poor
condition!
of
the
roads.
An
orchestra
of
the
best
local
talent
furnished
muie
for
the!
dancing
until
3
o'clock
in
the
morn,
i
lug
and.
during
the
evening,
many
j
beautiful
gifts,
including
a
solid
oak
cabinet
of
Community
silver
from
George
Ogston,
were
presented
to
the
bride
and
groom
who
have
lived
In
the
central
Interior
of
thli
province
almost
the
entire
quarter
century
of
their
marriage.
'
The
Mulgrct
family
has
returned
from
Drumhellcr,
Alberta,
and.
intend
to
make
their
home
in
Vanderhoof.
I
Mlas
Ada
Doherty,
school
teacher
at
Marten
Lake,
and
Miss
McKay,
teacher
of
Encome
school,
spent
the
Easter
holidays
heer
as
the
guests
of
Misses
Melllsh
and
Marrow.
The
annual
meeting
of
Nechako
Assembly,
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
was
held
last
week,
officers
being
elected
as
follows:
president,
R.
C.
Abbott:
first
vice-president.
Dr.
W.
Ross
Stone:
second
vice-president,
R.
O.
Matthews;
secretary,
J.
H.
P.
Lacey:
treasurer.
H.
H.
ManseU;
chaplain,
W.
P.
Manson:
Hergeant-at-arms,
R.
M.
Patterson:
in
ner
guard,
A.
J.
P.
Rae;
outer
guard,
C
Smedley:
historian,
M.
J.
Griffin.
The
wedding
took
place
at
the
home
of
the
bride
at
Fort
St.
James
recently,
Rev.
Father
Wolfe
officiating,
of
Miss
Norah
AUeen,
second
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
P.
Bloomfield,
Port
St.
James,
and
Owen
William
Arthur
Burdette,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Owen
Burdette
of
Tanderhoof.
Mrs.
H.
Bradshaw
1s
visiting
her
sister.
Mrs.
Ollbert
Hopfe.
Miss
Ruth'
Harvey,
teacher
of
Chilc4
school,
spent
the
Easter
holidays
at
her
home
in
Vancouver.
Mrs.
R,
C.
McOorkell
has
as
her
guest
during
the
Easter
holiday
week
Miss
Huffman,
teacher
of
Fort
St
James
schooL
Church
of
England
congregation".
meetings
were
held
at
Nechako
school
house
on
Thursday
evening
and
in
Christ
Church.
Chilco,
on
Friday.
The
Vanderhoof
Chess
Club
was
en
tertained
on
Thursday
evening
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stephen
Holmes,
eighteen
tournament
games
being
played.
David
W.
Donald
has
returned
from
the
Edmonton
and
Calgary
stock
shows,
bringing
.
with
him
three
bull
two
Hereford'
'''and
one
Shorthorn
and
thirteen
Hereford
heifers
which
he
pur
chased
at
the
prairie
centres.
Rev.
Father
Allard
spent
Holy
Week
among
his
Indian
flock
at
Btony
Creek
village.
Miss
Harris,
teacher
of
Pralrledale
public
school,
spent
the
Easier
week
vacation
In
Vanderhoof
as
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Smedley.
Sam
Lee
went
to
Fort
8t.
James
lalt
week
by
automobile,
being
the
first
to
drive
over
the
road
in
a
car
this
sea
son.
'L.
R.
Beldon
and
family
made
the
first
trip
Into
Vanderhoof
over
the
Fort
Fraser
road,
i
On
Friday
night
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Redmond
held
a
housewarmlng
In
their
new
ten-roomed
home
ion
their
farm
In
the
Nechako
district.
There
.were
over
one
hundred
guest
and
card
playing
and
dancing
was
enjoyed.
Mr.
Red
inond
has
become
one
of
this
district'
most
prosperous
farmers.
'
Constable
E.
Forfar
Is
writing
,
in
the
Nechako
Herald
of
his
recent
trip
from
Vanderhoof
.-to
Tachle
River
with
Fred
J.
Burden
and
the
pulp
mill
syndicate
survey
party
..With
a
dog
team.
BURNS
LAKE
EH
Ferguson.
Palling
weather
pro'
pliet.
who
lias
not
made
a
mlscalcula
Hon
In
the
last
thirty
years'
predlc
tlons,
sUtei
that
the
weather,
during
the
coming
Reason,
win
be
favorable
with
plenty
of
moisture
for
the
crops.
I
I
Trvrir
CRFAT!
Ill
'
J
ZZZ.
1
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M
I
I
m
111
1
VJ
I
I
I
.
I
I
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lamr
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I
f
W
II
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O
1-
iim
""ir
Crtwt
Britain
rifKt
rrvi
.
fc
T
.1
Had
Salt
Rheum
All
Over
Her
Hands
Mrs.
ITerbert
J.
Mason,
Orand
Falls.
N.B.,
writes:
"I
U4
salt
rheum
all
ever
my
hands
and
esiiecSally
between
my
Snjers.
It
pot
bad
It
was
impossible
for
me
to
put
tlnem
in
water
or
do
my
housework,
After
trying
many
medicine
and
salves,
that
did
me
110
good,
I
heard
of
1
i
I
being-
o
wonderful,
and
after
taking
three
bottles
X
am
entirely
relieved
01
uiy
trouble,
I
am
dure
reaat
reoom-mead
B.H.B.
too
high
to
thoss
who
have
salt
rheum
lft
I
had."
B.B.B.
i
manufactured
only
by
Tht
T.
hlilbum
Co,
Llmitad,
Toronto.
Oat.
He
forecasts
that
hay
and
vegetables
will
be
plentiful
and
that
haying
and
harvesting
weather
will
be
fine.
Mrs.
Titenrare
of
Port
Fraser
was
an
Easter
week
visitor
here
with
Mrs.
Q.
Martin.
E.
A:
Beach
of
Francois
Lake
is
en
gaged
in
sawing
birch
wood
for
M.
F.
Ncurse.
Mrs.
Martin,
mother
of
T.
O.
Martin.
Kenneth
Sherk
of
Prince
Rupert
was
business
visitor
here
last
week.
when
the
top
of
a
dead
tree
fell
on
.him.
.
E.
Morrill
of
Decker
'Lake
was
here
asl
week
to
undergo
a
miner
operation
it
the
hands
of
Dr.
J.
T.
Steele.
Mr.
and
Mm.
wnilam
Sherrah
of
Winnipeg
were
vial
tors
lu
Burns
Lake
u:
week.
Mrs.
Conner
of
Tcheslnkut
Lake
visited
in
Bums
Lake
last
week.
A.
Brtndamour
of
Fraser
Lake
was
nere
last
week
looking
over
bustnea
locations.
Victor
Carlson
bad
a
hair
raising
ex-lerttncc
last
week
when
the
ice
gave
way
as
he
was
crossing
Francois
Lake.
He
lashed
the
horses
Into
a
trot
and
he
forward
impetus
Just
kept
the
ire
irom
breaking
until
a
cafe
crossing
was
'
made.
B.
A.
Bmlth
of
railing
was
a
biuilnem
visitor
here
at
the
end
of
last
week.
The
efforts
of
three
local
ladles.
Mrs
C
Hartley.
Mrs.
H.
J.
Jewell
and
Miss
Q.
Waytnan.
saved
the
provincial
pub-He
works
tool
ahed
tram
burning
las
week.
They
eitlntutshed
a
fire
which
j
had
started
in
an
automobile
cushion.
R.
Lowe
has
been
appointed
agent
here
for
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
Jim
Morgan,
who
spent
the
winter
In
Prince
Rupert,
has
returned
to
Ooua
Lake
and
wtll
resume
his
duties
aa
fire
warden;
next
week.
The
Wistaria
Partners'
Inatltut
la
on
her
way
here
from
the
Old
'seeking
to
have
a
clover
growing
corn-
Country
to
visit
with
her
son.
,
J
petition
'held
dur)tw
the
coming
seaaon
:
tn
the
Wis4aria
district
Cordon
O.
Harris
of
Topley
visited
j
ere
last
week
and
was
the
guest
of
....
n
.......
TIA.,
.
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sidney
Oodwtn.
LrHlHIAIl
nAlIUIlAL
J.
N.
Pitchett.
school
teacher
at
Forcatdale,
spent
the
Easter
holiday
at
Francois
Lake
visiting
with
friends.
Earf
'
Bennett
spent
'a
few
days
here
last
week.
Johnny
McKnilia
nude
a
bualnea
trip
to
Tintagel
lost
week.
Eric
Anderson
of
McBrlde
was
a
bus
iness
visitor
in
Burns
Lake
last
week.
PUTTING
NEW
TRAIN
VANCOUVER
SERVICE
WINNIPEG.
April
25.
An
Important
extension
of
Canadian
National
Railway's
passenger
train
service
between
eastern
Canada
and
the
Pacific
ooakt.
M
announced
by
H.
H.
Meianaon.
general
passenger
traffic
manager
of
the
system.
Under
a
new
schedule
which
become
effective
on
June
34
from
Toronto
and
June
37
from
Vancouver,
train
No
3
and
No.
4
now
operating
between
Winnipeg
and
Toronto
only,
under
the
name
of
"The
National"
will
Carl
tfndrltz
ha
become
mechanic
;
operate
beltween
Toronto
and
Vancou-
wlth
the
Burns
Lake
garage
of
which
'
ver
on
a
93
hour
schedule
westbound
and
M.
Oerow
Is
now
sales
manager.
;
Bl
hour
and
10
minutes
scheduled
cat-
-
1
bound.
It
was
announced
also
that,
tn
Mrs.
A.
Tbring
was
a
business
visitor
honor
of
Canada'
Diamond
JubUee.
the
In
Rurns
lake
last
week
trains
under
.the
new
service
will
bear
the
title
of
-The
Confederation."
Mr.
Elasky.
while
working
for
the
S.
The
we--;
oound
train,
leaving
Toronto
Anderson
Co..
had
his
shoulder
broken
at
3.30
1
m
eastern
standard
time,
will
if
rv-.
An
Ocean
JmoA
5)
vio27
mmtm
Paity
"One
continual
round
of
pleasure
"
By
day
there's
deck
tennis,
golf,
quoits,
bathing,
miniature
horse
racing,
sports
of
all
kinds;
in
the
evening
cards,
music,
dancing.
The
grand
finale
A
Bal
Masque.
All
for
your
happiness
on
Cunard
and
Anchor
-Donaldson
Cabin
Class
liners.
$
CANADIAN
f
SERVICE
rand
fne
runuril
Kteamolilp
Co.
Mil.
IK
IIiiMIiies
Wt,
ttet,
Vancoiitrr,
or
any
stesmshlp
agent
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rett
HEMSTITCHING
HEMSTITCHINQ.
PICOTINO.
SCALLOP-
ing.
Dollar
Store.
Phone
Red
334.
arrive
at
Winnipeg
at
8.4S
am.,
central
time,
on
the
second
day
Brandon
1
pm..
Reglna
at
8.40
pro..
Saskatoon
11.40
pm.,
Edmonton
10.00
am
on
the
third
day.
Jasper
National
Park
at
8
40
pm.:
Kamloop
4
DO
ara.
on
the
fourth
day
and
Vancouver
3
00
pm.
The
arrival
of
this
train
In
Vancou
ver
during
the
afternoon
la
of
im
portance
to
travellers
denlrou
of
taking
night
boat
either
up
the
Pacific
roast
to
prince
Rupert
and
Alaika
point,
to
victoria
and
Seattle,
or
other
coastal
points
a
it
provide
for
a
abort
visit
ix
Vancouver
before
taking
the
night
boats.
This
extensio!)
of
service
Is
being
mad
to
accommodate
the
ever.tnoreaalng
tourist
travel
between
eastern
Canada,
the
Rocky
Mountain,
and
Pacific
Coast
point.
SPORT
CHAT
A
meeting
of
the
First
North
B
C
Regiment
football
team
executive
was
held
last
nlgbt.
those
present
being
J
S
wuson.
chairman,
C.
J.
Norrlngton.
secretary.
M.
MLamb
and
Andy
Murray.
Andy
Murray
wa
named
trainer
tth
James
A.
Kelly,
his
assistant.
The
following
player
were
reported
Uj
be
available
for
a
regimental
senior
team:
Percy
Tinker.
J.
S.
Wilson.
C.
J
Norrington,
Andy
Murray,
H.
CorbeU,
Pete
Doherty..
B.
Walter,
J.
Perry.
T.
Rujuell.
A.
McDonald.
Jock
lUrrts,
Rich,
Mortimer.
Stan.
.Wllaoty
'
T.
ItW
ter
W
Wallace,
llenry
Helmroner.
Charlie
Youngman
and
Malcolm
Lamb.
EITfforts
are
being
made
throughout
Cuhada
to
revive
Interest
In
amateur
lacrosse
this
year.
As
one
ot
the
feat
ures
of
a
sport
program
tor
the
Jubilee
celebration.
It
Is
being
atlenpled
to
Interest
the
children
of
sctioal
age
In
this
great
Canadian
nuatlme.
Ocean
Fall
1
reputed
to
have
a
better
teum
this
year
than
laat
when
they
gave
Winnipeg
a
close
run
for
the
championship
of
the
Dominion.
If
the
local
could
witness
a
few
games
of
real
fast
lacrosse
this
year
It
would
do
much
to
ttmulate
Interest
.and
might
result
in
placing
Prince
Rupert
on
the
map
a
an
up
to
date
sport
town.
A
In
hoc-
key
or
baseball,
Isctomc
playre
are
not
made
In
one
season
but
a
a
reult
of
practice
for
many
year.
There
re
many
old
player
In
the
city
wn0
would
1
glad
to
teach
the
youneer
ones
the
fine
point
of
the
game
and
a
lull
equipment
la
available
from
former
season
no
t
would
seem
to
need
only
good
lesdershlp
to
mke
thl
gme
a
regular
attraction
In
the
city.
Per-
naps,
iwiore
the
apart
season
Is
well
under
way,
we
shall
have
a
few
mm.
of
lacrowc
for
the
fans
to
a
roue
..hm.t
A
Maralhuii
ruce
will
I
ru
tlut
summer
at
Hamilton.
Ontario,
to
decide
the
Canadian
runner
wlio
will
go
to
the
Olympic
games
next
year
to
repr.
VUIIMUK.
"Our
tit.
...
.
...v,
iniwu
a
ajieakier,
"is
uue
u-
cnecx
and
balances"
With
an
.Kximu-uu
nonce
nere
and
titer
nf
i
umclrnt
fund,
LOOKED
LIKE
THE
VILLAGE.
1
-r.i
ira
A
IT-TP
t?
A
LL
r
"
,
.
'
.
'
FOR
SALE.
SCOW.
WITH
THREE
room
cabin,
well
built.
In
good
con-
t
.W
.m
aA.a
llvlna-
HtllHiKN
FOR
BALE.
NORTHERN
PRODUCTION
Chinchillas,
from
registered
pedigreed
stock.
Dne
810.
Bred
doe
113
00
Unrelated
pair
IIS
00.
rowney
Fur
Farm.
Terrace.
BC
'
D
FOR
SALE,
MONARCH
RANOE
IN
perfect
condition:
Cherterficld
suite:
parlor
table:
kitchen
cabinet:
'porch
hammock.
Phone
313.
FOR
RALE.
I
B0
acre
Oraham
Island.
Il.ooo
or
will
exchange
for
pnd
city
property.
Box
87.
Dally
New
office
FOR
SALE.
FIVE
ROOUED
HOUSE
and
two
let.
Apply
1040
Tenth
f
Avenue
and
Bacon
Street
tf
FOR
BALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
lot
in
post
office
block.
13.30040.
App'y
P.O.
Box
378.
118
FOR
SALE
CREAM
WICKER
BABY
Buggy
tn
good
condition
118.00.
Phone
Red
371.
M
OPPORTUNITY!
ISM
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your
future
homeaite.
Walker'
Music
8tor.
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
FIVE
ROOMED
house
with
bath.
Ju.t
over
section
3
bridge
Phone
Blue
801.
after
alx
o'clock.
TOR
RENT.
.FOR
ROOMED
FLAT
with
range,
11840.
Apply
Mrs.
tC
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Blrnie.
HsMlton.
BC.
FOR
RENT-SEVEN
ROOMED
HOUSE,
also
furnished
four
rt-otned
flat.
Phone
Oreen
73S
pa
rURNIBHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Musasllem
Orocery.
Phone
18
ROOUS
FOR
RENT.
BOARD
IF
desired.
Phone
Black
130.
PIANO
FOR
RENT.-IS60
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Third
Avenue
By
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837.
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prtiprlelor
144
Third
Avenue
I'hniie
Itlnrk
411
Furniture
of
all
sorts
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged,
UPHOUSTERIN
FURNITURE
REPAIRINQ:
UPHOL
sterlng
of
all
kind.
Chesterfield
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
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Oreen
908
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Unger,
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Third
Avenue,
Next
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W.
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Home
CtMtked
Meal.
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BIsrk
7D0
Phone
C7
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(Call
Gooj-Re,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
PasnenKer
Stiulw
bnkern
at
your
dlnponnl
any
time.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
(Aero
from
Empress
Hotel)
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th
Dally
New.
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DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement"
taken
fo
less
than
50c
WANTED
HELP
WANTED
FOR
UOHT
Housekeeping.
Phone
Blue
893.
160
Third
Avenue
East
9
SITUATIONS
WANTED
ECONOMIC
UNIVERSITY
STUDENT
wishes
ofllce
experience.
Will
be
lree
May
1.
Box
38
Djlly
News
On.ce.
BOARD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
BSO
Second
Avenue.
Phone
1ST.
AUCTIONEER
OPPOSITION
IS
THE
LIFE
OP
AOONY
to
my
opponent
To
me
it
Is
business.
I
buy.
sell
and
exchange
anything
of
value.
Private
sale
daily.
Gramophone
records
exchanged.
Residential
sales
solicited.
Spot
cash
for
household
furniture
All
sales
guaranteed
Phone
TH
O.
T.
Brine,
auctioneer.
FOR
SALE
Artit,
Lotti.
Found,!.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
COME
ON.
BOY8I
IP
YOU
ARE
MECH-
OlIT-OOiSn
anlcally
Inclined
and
want
a
cheap
j
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Ka.u-boat
engine,
we
will
aell
you
a
ued
Mondays.
Wednesday
aa,
Ford
engine
for
38.0O.
Part
are
vrry
inexpensive.
Overhaul
It
yourself
and
you
will
have
a
14
hp
motor
at
very
low
rust.
Parker's
Oarage.
closea
T
Vancouver
Sunday
Tuesdays
.
Thursdays
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by
CJR.
trains
including
turnnure.
wppiy
w
otto-niark.
Cow
Buy.
90
FOR
SALE.--AMERICAN
STEAM
HOIST.
7
by
10,
double
drum:
boiler
made
for
and
tested
130:
been
ued
three
week.
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