PAGE
FOUB
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
is
doubtless
the
cause
of
most
of
the
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
most
inexcusable,
DO.VT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
'
Optician
!
Room
3
Smith
Mock
!
Phone
763
;
Sams
ovi.vnot.
ojTt
be
bcat?
Ask
the
master
builders
of
this
town
where
to
go
for
lumber
and
they
will
lurit
your
footsteps
in
this
direction.
They
maintain
that
the
kind
of
woods
we
sell
is
the
Bort
that
should
be
put
into
a
building
that
is
expected
to
live
to
a
ripe
old
age.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
116
and
117
I
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Ice
Cream
THE
VERY
BEST!
Take
a
brick
home
tonight!
We
cater
for
Parties,
Picnics.
Dances,
etc
Prompt
Delivery
Velvet
Ice
Cream
Co
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
Phone
"58
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Box
1563
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
R6W.
BOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
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HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
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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
Fumltum
Moving.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
WELL-IT
LOOKS
AS
IF
"WE'LL.
NEVER.
ClT
BACK
"TO
CIVILIZATION-I
VISH1
WE
COULO
EVEM
FIND
OUR
,
ELE.WHAMT-.
SIRFAC1NG
LEAD'S
TO
SOME
INTERESTING
REPARTEE
GREEK
WANTS
TO
KNOW
Ml
Jw
and
Others
Enter
Into
Ikrbate
In
Regard
to
Co-t
of
City
Work
tlx-
There
was
some,
rather
heated
discussion
at
Ia&t
night's
council
meeting
In
connection
with
street
maintenance
and
tbe
board
of
work
came
In
for
some
criticism
to
which
Its
members
vigorously
responded.
Reminiscent
of!
tbe
olden
days
when
aldermen
weren't
so
polite
to
each
other
as
they
usually
are
today,
there
was
a
tendency
to
call
;a
spad
a
spade
and
one
member
of
the
board
to
tell
the
other
what
he
thought
about
him
arxf
his
wort,
i
The
discussion
was
precipitated
when
jtbe
Board
of
Works
presented
a
report
more
ground
than
last
year
and
that
some
new
streets
would
be
attended
to
as
well
as
old
ones
when
Aid.
Jos.
Greer
inquired
what
the
cost
of
tbe
material
would
be
and
what
it
would
cover.
Aid.
Ferry
replied
that
the
cost
would
be
altogether
17.000
which
would
provide
for
tbe
cost
of
tbe
material
and
Its
laying
down.
Tbe
cost
would
be
largely
taken
care
of
out
of
last
year's
bylaw
which
had
not
yet
been
completely
exhausted.
MAYOR
TAKES
ISM'E
Mayor
Newton
took
Issue
with
Aid.
Perry's
explanation.
As
be
remembered
it.
from
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Works
last
week.
It
would
cost
'much
more
than
$7,000
to
carry
out
tbe
program
of
street
maintenance
proposed
for
this
year.
It
was
suggested
at
the
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Works
that
the
cost
in
tbe
main
would
be
borne
by,
the
city
engineer's
estimates
for
the
year
wlUi
the
balance
from
last
year's
bylaw.
As
be
remembered
It
tbe
cost.1
far
from
7.000.
bad
been
estimated
at
about
118.000.
"Either
you
or
I
are
mistaken.
Aid.
Perry,"
asserted
His
Worship.
Aid.
Perry
started
to
explain
that
tbe
matter
bad
been
threshed
over
since
the
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Works
when
the
mayor
Interrogated:
"If
you
are
going
to
thresh
things
over
at
a'
regular
meeting
of
tbe
board
of
works
and
then
thresh
them
over
again
at
some
kind
of
a
meeting
when
I
am
not
present,
is
it
any
wonder
that
fl
should
be
mistaken
now
7"
Aid.
Perry
'
again
gave
his
assurance
that
tbe
material
and
work
under
question
In
tbe
present
recommendation'
would
not
cost
more
than
17.000.
Aid.
W.
J.
Oreer
pointed
out
that
the
reoouunendation
before
the
council
only
covered
tbe
cost
of
the
tarria
and
putting
it
down.
It
had
birthing
to
do
with
fixing
the
streets.
Then
why
did
Aid.
Perry
not
glvel
straightforward
answer
to
Aid.
Jos,
Greer's
question."
Inquired
tbe
mayor.,
If
Aid.
Jos.
Greer
goes
away
with
Aid
Perry's
explanation
he
would
believe
tbe
cost
was
only
to
be
$7,000
whereas
last
week
the
Board
of
Works
had
found
that
the
cost
would
be
$18,000
or
even
$18,000."
Al0
MAINTENANCE
WORK
Aid.
W.
J.
Oreer
felt
that
Aid.
Jos.
Greer
understood
quite
well
what"
the
$7,000
covered.
Tbe
additional
$12,000
was
for
maintenance
work
on
other
streeta.
"What
U
the
Board
of
Works'
pi.
posed
program
this
year
going
to
cost?'
inquired
tbe
mayor.
"About
$19000
aa
a
matter
of
fsct,'
replied
Aid.
W..J.
Oreer.
"Ahd
Aid..
Jos.
Oreer
was
told
$7,000.'
concluderf
"ilia
."Wotthln
:"
lv"A?Qreejsked
me
and
I
told
ana
put
this
'-lanrla
plained
Aid.
Perry.
on
17.000,"
ei
"But
you
da
plan
$18,000
improve-menta
on
streets
this
year?"
countered
Uie
mayor.
Aid.
W.
J.
Oreer
felt
that
the
council
knew
there
was
IlIjOOO
for
maintenance
of
atreeta.
All
that
was,
being
asked
now
was
to
buy
tarv'la
and
put
It
down.
Aid.
Jos.
oreer
said
be
was
satisfied
with
tbe
explanation
of
the
$7,000.
Hll
worship
insisted,
however,
that
thus
JUST
THIMK1
3EEJM
AM"
ONE
INI
THREE
ANTS
come
and
come
KILL!
Hosoorross
JCi.rUJB
felBUG&ArtS
I
LL
BET
VJE
ARE.
THE
ONLf
OMES
THAT
EVER
VENTURED
INTO
THIS
DESOLATEl
-n
COONTRV'
Once
they
.
get
into
your
house
ants
get
into
everything.
FLY-TOX
kifls
ants.
Easy
to
uic
Fragrant.
fntJurt
j
recommending
that
20.000
gallons
of
jtarru
be
purchased
on
the
same
terms
tbmM
mllUDderiUjvlmr
,as
last
year
for
spreading
on
the
streets
R,
MErE
or
ROU,
uus
season.
Ala.
rerry.
chairman
oij
I
explain
mat
this
material
would
cover
H
M
H
('
tannic
-.
rii
aJt
is
i
teukfU
Aid.
Brown
referred
to
the
piece
of;
on
Second
Avenue
betwem
the.
Section
Two
bridge
and
tbe
Junction
which
be
described
as
"the
worst
piece
of
road
In
British
Columbia
for
tbe
amount
of
traffic
that
goes
over
It.'
He
would
like
to
know
If
the
Board
of
Worka
intended
this
year
to
do
tbe
streets
first
that
it
bad
not
done
last
vear.
Aid.
Brown.
"The.
roads
that
are
In
perfect
condition
are
the
ones
that
should'
toe
preserved
with
tarrla
"
Aid.
Perry
continued
bis
explanation:
Second
Avenue,
between
the
Junction
and
tbe
bridge,
would
be
done
Ibis
year
and
several
other,
streets
that
bad
obt
been
done
last
year
but
not
Graham
Avenue
whleb
was
In
good
condi
tion.
Aid.
Brown
then
continued
to
accuse
i
the
board
of
worka.
He
asserted
that
be
bad
seen
a
good
-deal
of
money
j
thrown
away
Jn
putting
tarvla
era)
streets
that
were
not
prepared
for
It
On
AUln
Avenue
and
Sixth
Avenue
across
Hays
Creek
bridge-
lr
had
been
pA
on,
with
rough
and
-
Jigged
rocks
sticking
through
for
laches
and
It
could
not
'be
expected
to.
remain.
good.
Vnc;
DajL7
HEsto
li
.
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r
t
.
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...
III
I
.
I
ft
ft
J"m
t
.
streets
mentioned
'had
penetrated
;OON
DON'T
i
preach
I
...
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WHAT
S
"l
ITS
PROBABLTT
I
uuvjr-.
MtZTk-J,
AN
ME"S
i
I
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lM
,
Ml
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lCRP,
L,CS
VV
i
t-i
..
.
I
TRV
tot
---
TO
to
-
THINK
think
three
Inches.
!
Aid.
Brown
was
skeptical
about
this.
"Don't
wait
but
put
the
tarrla
down
In
time
and
preserve
the
streets."
he
ex
jhorted.
j
If
every
committee
spent
as
much
,
time
on
Its
work
as
the
board
of
works.
!
the
work
of
tbe
committees
would
be
!ln
good
shape."
reflected
Aid.
W.
J.
(
Greer.
"If
you
would
give
us
tbe
!
money,
the
board
of
works
would
do
j
J
atreeta.-
lU'NCIX
SOMEUJIEKC
Aid.
Jos.
Greer
stated
that
tbe
Board
;of
Works
had
given
assurance
last
year
I
that
123.000
would
do
all
tbe
streets
and
keep
them
in
ahape
for
five
years.
However,
more
work
had
to
be
done
this
year
and
still
more
was
Dlanned
:
for
nut.
There
must
be
a
bungle
somewhere.
I
Aid.
Perry
inquired
where
Aid.
Jos.
lOreer
got
his
news
about'
tbe
streets
i
being
kept
fa
shape
for
five
years.
There
was
not
a
street
in
the
world
i
that
did
not
need
repairs
every
year.
I
In
fact,
tarvta
should
be
put
on
every
I
two
years."
He
Aid.
Jos.
Greer)
did
not
get
bis
Information
from
me.
He
.must
be
dreaming.'
"To
smooth
down,
tbe
wrath
of
Aid.
!
Brown
as
far
as
Graham
Avenue
is
concerned.
It
might
console
htm
to
know
that
the
Board
of
Works
does
not
even
Intend
to
do
Fourth
Avenue
this
year."
stated
tbe
mayor.
"Graham
Avenue
Is
aMeast
not
alone
In
being
passed
up."
Aid.
Brown
explained
that
be
was
not
referring
to
Graham
Avenue
be.
cause,
be
lived
on
it
but
rather
because
It
waa
a
street
which
be
aaw
more,
lie
Aid.
Perry,
wltb.
.seeming
Intuition.'
P10
S
be
kept
replied
that
Graham
Avenue
would
not
Ce
done
this
year.
"It
Is
In
perfect
condition."
the
chairman
of
the
board
oc
worka
asserted.
"That's
Just
the
trouble."
Interjected
"IX
tbe
finance
committee
would
give
us
13.000
we
would
do
all
tbe
rest
of
the
streets."
said
Aid.
Perry.
"The
board
of
works
assured,
us
that
$28,000
would
do
them
all
last
year,"
reeeated
Aid.
Jos.
Greer.
"And
$7,000
of
that
$28,000
was
not
spent
last
year."
rebutted
Aid.
W.
J.
Oreer.
i
Dlscuralon
then
came
to
a
close
and
tbe
recommendatlou
of
the
Board-(if
Works
was
adopted.
ENGINEER
OF
POWER
PLANT
GIVEN
SLIGHT
INCREASE
IN
SALARY
The
city
council
laat
night
adopted
a
report
from
tbe
utilities
committee
recommending
that
the
salary
of
John
tamble,
engineer
In
charge
of
the
WhyjShawatlans
Lake
power
plant
be
raised
did
tbe
Board
of
Work!
not
do
such
(from
MOO
to
$208,
which
waa
bis
for-streets'
as,
Qraham
Avenue
which
were
mer
salary.
Mr.
Lambie
mad
made
sp
in
condition
ana
keep
tbenv
In
aba
pel,
plication
to
tie
committee
for
the
In
Aid:
Perry
vigorously
denied
waste
of
create.
tarvla-
He
could.
pibveHtbat
on
.
the
'Sneaklnc
to
the
recommendation.
AW
my
boots
First
of
all
because
it
suits
Me
to
go
out
spick
and
span
As
befits
a
business
man!
Then
its
neat
and
clean
and
quick
Just
one
rub
will'Do
theTrick
Take
my
tip
-
and
I
repeat
it
Stick
to5I93iSIff-you
cant
beat
It
j
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BEDDING
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In
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Prince
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Shop.
Brighten
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flowers.
FOR
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OR
CHARTER.
18
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fish
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and
tow
boat
27
IIP.
Atlas
Engine.
Handles
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FIRST
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or
will
leaoe
cheap
to
right
party.
Call
owner,
225
Second
Avenue.
Phone
787.
147
FOR
SALE.
ONE
OARFORD
TRUCK
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One
Hudson
motor.
$7500
each.
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Oarage.
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Brown
pointed
out
that
the
Shawatlans
Lake
plant
was
now
working
to
IU
full
capacity.
That
meant
that
tbe
plant
required
more
attention
than
It
did
last
year,
when
It
waa
not
running
full,
and
the
committee
thus
felt
Justi
fied
U
recommending
tbe
aalary
Aid.
Perry
asked
if
Mr.
Lambie
would
aim
take
charge
of
the
Shawatlans
Lake
pumping
station
and
see
that
It
was
fired
occasionally
so
It
would
be
kept
In
condition.
He
felt-
thst,
in
view
of
tbe
salary
Increase.
Mr.
Lambie
might
fairly
be
asked
to
do
this.
Aid.
Brown
referred
to
the
fact
that
Aid.
Perry
last
week
had
asked
that
the
steam
plant
be
given
Into
tbe
charge
of
the
Board
of
Worka
as
a
part
of
tbe
waterworks
system.
He
asked
Aid.
Perry
If
It
would
be
expected
that
Mr.
Lambie
should
be
in
charge
of
the
pumping
station
under
such
Circum
stances,
t
Aid.
Perry
suggested
that
Mr.
Lambie
might
look
after
the
pumping
station
until
such
time
as
It
waa
actually
taken
over
by
tbe
Board
of
Worka.
Aid.
Brown
agreed
with
this
proposal
but
said
that
tbe.
'Utilities
committee
would
like
to
see
the
pumping
plant
turned
vrr
to
tbe
Board
of
Worka
aa
soon
aa
possible.
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rli
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
after
a
trip
to
Vanderhoof,
Endako,
CbUro
and
other
points
In
that
part
of
th
interior
on
ecclttiastlcal
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MOVEMENTS
Fur
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June
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Princess
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June
21
as.
Princess
Louise
June
23
a.
Princes
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From
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Sunday--.
Catala
Wednesday-.
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1030
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aa.
Cardena
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Rupert
For
Mewart
Sunday.
Catala
Saturday.
Prince
0org
From
Mewart
Sunday-.
Prince
ajorgr
Tuesdsv-.
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Toe
Queen
Charlotte
June
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June
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Prince
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For
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Jun
13-.
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i.a"
June
34.
Princess
Alice
June
17-.
Prince
Charlotte
From
Alaska
June
11.
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aw
June
18-.
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Charlotu
June
23.
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Jun
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