PAGE
TWO
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half-pound.
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ea
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TECHNICAL
Recently
'here
w
a-
a
propo
technical
scho-i
m
'!i-;oiia.
i
ht
ratepaters
refit-ad
in
sanction
ill
blamed,
for
taxation
!.
.us
heail
In
spite
of
').
reluctance
1
n:
of
adopt
it.
technical
education
us
the
years
roll
l.
liaising
hel'
(iilll.
points.
EDUCATION
al
lor
i.'it
school
Im.ird
expense.
Tl
98
86
Friday.
April
13,
192S
Jl
ST
A
MATTER
OF
WEATHER
Yesterday
when
lluiv
a-
a
lilixzanl
blowing
,n
th
1
rince
luiptri
was
imiiied
m
warm
sunshine
and
'
were
basking
on
the
tennis
court
.
We
ha
anything
like
e
our
own
l'i'.iine.
yojiij.'
toli.-j
uities
hut
tht-v
are
not
estalili-hnient
ot
a
study
hooks
will
fail.
It
i-
;i
I,
iiv'
wrio;
lines
One
h
training
or
ii.nie-tu
.-cietice
i
w
trt
h
a
ulmh
day
.
The
result
of
nar
system
is
that
m.m
jiet.le
t
.mie
tt
favored
it
hut
the.
ey
can
hardly
he
j
on
al!
cit
it-.-
in
thi.-
prnince.
the
people
of
the
country
,o
Mire
to
a.ssunie
"renter
important-)
'li
l"
hoys
and
K'irls
to
do
nnthi'.t;
hu'
he
h.
f
nianua'
OK
siudv
.Mu-
shippers
;tnd
to
lorjret
tlo-
practical
t
liiriK'.-
"t
life.
Ii
developed
a'.
,i
v,
.
nt
lllectil'c
of
ihe
schxolhoard
that
there
was
a
tendency
for
local
student-
tn
skip
their
domestic
.science
or
manual
training
classes.
That
is
dimply
the
reauh
of
the
ysteii1.
When
the
elders
are
-du'
;i!)d
to
the
desirahility
of
tiainintr
the
hands
practically
as
well
as
tht
lnain
theoretically,
then
the
t
hil-dren
will
esieeni
the
cias-e-
whiiii
jrive
them
that
training.
In
.-time
schni'ls
half
of
the
wiioie
-chonl
time
is
tal.en
up
in
manual
or
techni-a!
wmk.
The
re-ult
is
that
ihe
students
learn
something
whii
h
other-
do
not
haf
and
'hi
y
are
never
deticient
in
the
knowledge
hit
ii
conies
of
honks.
I'KEMIEK
KIN(;
s
HOOK
Premier
Mackenzie
Kinjr's
latest
buwk,
"The
MeMK
of
the
Carillon."
has
attire
ted
the
attention
of
the
presa
of
Great
Britain,
fays
an
eAcOanre.
The
book
ia
a
collection
of
public
addreatea
and
takes
its
title
from
the
opening
one
of
the
aeries.
The
Daily
Ex
preu
of
London
finds
that
it
may
be
"something-
of
an
eye-opener
to
those
persona,
who,
ignorant
of
conditions
'over
there,'
insist
on
regarding
Canada
as
a
sort
of
'colony
where
the
social
and
intellectual
standard
of
life
is
'below'
that
of
the
Motherland."
The
Excreta
IOCS
on
to
sav
that
the
tvnea
of
nolitiea.1
leader
nr
nan
t1
in
Mr.
King's
"clear
pen-pictures'
are
significant
of
the
position
Can-
ltotott
ada
holds,
be
cleverly
using
his
subjects
as
focus
points
of
many
important
events."
Mr.
King,
in
his
sketch
of
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier,
as
it
notes
brings
out
Canada's
influence
on
South
African
politics.
He
writes
:
it
is
aa
open
secret
mat
in
ine
framing
ana
acceptance
of
the
South
African
Constitution
General
Botha
waa
not
a
little
influenced
by,
the
counsel
and
advice
of
Laurier.
In
a
lettfY
written
to
Sir
Wilfrid,
and
read
by
him
at
the
tereentenay
celebration
to
whkh
I
have
just
referred
(I90HI,
(ierrarl
Bottom
aid:
'It
is
our
intention
to
follow
in
the
footstep
nf
f
anadV
'
1
-'
'-
"More
than
one
part
of
the
Empire
has
looked
to
Canada
in
the
development
of
free
government.'
'
IUYLKiHT
SAVING
Yest)rduy
we
published
a
letter
advocating
daylight
saving
and
we
know
that
a
good
many
other
people
strongly
urge
that
it
should
come
into
forte
in
Prince
Rupert.
Also
we
know
that
when
frtm
readers
of
this
patier
in
i-egard
to
it.
Those
who
like
engaging
in
outdoor
sports
and
games
of
any
kind
usually
strongly
urge
it.
Th
people
with
tMni;ies
are
not
so
keen.
TEIFT
Hesrir
oTlSeMtfafS
9
JLWJT
9i
"saTAsVASar
you
can
win
youirway'ttf
Misgara
Falls'
"The
Home
of
Shredded
Wheat"
by
-writing
winning
essays
Writ
for
fall
particulars
to
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
Ltd.
Niagara
Falls,
Oat.
IMllMlllllllllllllltMlIM
ssmtanu&iB
at
TERRACE
WOMEN
B,
Hasettan.
longer
HOLD
MEETING
INSTlTITi;
IHSCI
SSKS
MANY
IKITN
I'KOM
IMAM'
MOKTALITY
TO
Pill
1X1
IIS
TERRACE.
Anrri
IS.
Tht
!
J
monJ3?lj
jmw.lng
of
the
Tunc
Wej
ir.trt,T
lultltut?
was
held
In
rr
agrees
Hall
"on
JTue'sday
afternoon.
Rail
call
;
u
reminded
'
by
naming,
a
favorite
lloner:.
Corre
ponK
nc
waa
read
regaining
taking
part
in
the
Inatltute.
Exhibit
ot
Homecrafta
to
be
held
In
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
at
which
Victor
X-ray
machine
repmeriia-,
.
pneaent.
'...'"mil
for
entertainment
as
an
i
i;
.
and
aocial
.nflueace
were;
memtmniP
.vr-.
:
i
of
aubjecta
for
de-1
;
'
-
of
com
!--
1;
a
quantity
hold
a
special
toe
on
Mother".
Xfay
13
In
TERRACE
WJ.
com-
!.-
lng
r-.1:
W
H
)
-
being
.
.a
here
on
Monday
(
:din
Legion
waa
well
t
vralll.
aaaU
..tniOrwd
utchesttn
furnished
the
iibpaln
are
at
present
being
made
j
the
tennis
court
which
It
la
expected
will
be
ready
for
ue
within
a
frw
day.
Dan
Clacher
returned
on
Widnaaday
after
spending
several
weeks
In
Prince
Rupert.
Mint
Kaathope
spent
aevernl
day
thla
weak
with
Mrs.
McfUnnon
of
Vanarsdol.
Mlaa
Unary.
Oapwer
Ota
teacher,
who
haa
born
ul
for
seearal
weak
at
the
horn
of
Mr.
and
Mat.
Me-
Klnnon
at
"anaradol
waa
brought
to
Terrace
on
Tnaasay
and
la
at
areatnt
staying
with
th
Oladya
Kennoy,
fanny
Me-
Larert
and
Bessie
Moor
spent
Tndy
and
Wednesday
with
Mia
Mary
Wilson
Mrs.
Mcleod
and
children
arrived
on
Sunday
from
ChUMwacfc
to
spend
th
Sastsr
vacation
he
wltn
Mr
Mcltsod.
local
CU
R.
aaaait.
W'
t.'
Vr-
are-
efclMren"
rived
on
Wednesday
to
spend
a
days
with
her
parent.
Mr
and
Mra.
L.
Frank
Jaa.
Turn
bull,
Haaclton.
of
aon
Timber
Co..
waa
a
buslm
her
during
the
week.
C.
W.
Homer,
visitor
in
the
district
ar-
th
Han-m
vial
tar
we
amoi-airn
u
ana
n
necame
law
a
lew
years
ago
we
brought
on
Mr.
and
Mra
Kmil
Ha
ug
hi
and
left
at
ourselves
me
imprecations
of
thow
with
families
who
found
it
dif-
jtn
beginning
of
the
week
on
a
viait
t
ficult
to
tret
th'
children
to
lied
much
before
midnight.
Personally
i4ra.
Haugiand's
parent
at
Ingen.
B.C
we
favor
daylight
saving
but.
if
put
in
effect,
we
think
it
should
be
Mr
Haugland
returned
on
Thuraday
done
after
a
v
te
of
the
people
interested.
We
ahould
be
glad
to
hear
rut
"
vtall.
faugtana
'
""m
ror
la
a
business
at
present
In
honor
of
her
daughter.
Gladys
Kenney.
Mrs.
O
T
Bundal
en
tertained
a
number
of
the
young
people
round
town
st
a
very
enjoyable
dance
as
bar
home
on
Wednesday
evening.
Smith
basketball
Mean
arrived
her
cm
Thursday
a
train
for
a
series
oi
games
with
the
weal
high
school
team
Mr
and
Mr..
Nigel
Sherwood
returned
n.
Wtrt
asansg
fsom
a
visit
with
fnnds
U
.atatftaasl
They
wr
aoonmpanled
hoaae
by
Mrs.
Sherwood's
nto.
Miss
JeMt
Sherwood
of
Bi-mingham,
Bng
.
who
will
pen1
some
time
her.
Miss
Barbara
Sherwood,
who
attended
th
academy
In
Prince
Rupert
during
their
ahatnoe.
met
them
in
Vancouver
end
returned
to
Tense
with
NEW
HAZELT0N
Msik
Oeoree
la
through
with
his
pole
rutting
oprrstions
in
this
dlslrlrt
for
the
sesdon.
During
the
winter
hr
rut
nd
baultd
s
total
of
431.475
lineal
at
pale
ud
plliutr
New
Ht
plain
even
mow
esteoaiv
operations
neat
eeason.
H.
Jory,
wha
has
bean
H.eltmi
Sox
a
GBUBae
of
years,
having
been
Identified
for
remt
time
with
Oeoiise
Belrne
and
more
iwontly
with
ln.n
Bans..
Im
;hia
weeK-cud
lor
ths
Peace
River
rmintrv
where
he
intends
to
locate.
Mm
Al
Harris
entertained
with
a;
radio
party
at
her
home
last
evening.
!
Arrsngaaaamts
having
been
completed
i
to
Vancouver
for
the
financing
af
an
i
Steualv
ooatpuixn
of
development
nnA
,Ka
iMin
R.v
mine
on
Nine1
Victoria
at
the
end
of
the
month
and!
'opened
umotata
to
,
up
again,
alto
rcgarriln?
contributing
to
the.
"
went
her
condltlona
permit
display
of
old
fashion
quilts.
ruge.j
,
etc..
to
be
held
In
the
Hudaon
Bar
Store,
Vancouver.
Possibility
ot
ettt-L
,
,
hd.
.
The
Oystrr
lng.
of
few
days
;
the
first
vidua!
aa
voiced
and
Mrs.
W.
a
Bur-
nett
waa
appoint
to
aollcH
ealUbtts.
Ari
w;
tTTlytril
tnls
,k
from
,
Mra.
stencil
reporwni
anm
9mt&n
w
.P,nd
a
few
day
vta.tlug
orders
from
twle
children
for
pig.
tw
M
for1
chicken
and
nine
for
garden
seeds
In
th
Boys'
and
Olrls'
Club.
Ura.
Pohle
waa
apDolnted
president
ot
thla
club
I
nd
Mr
Geo.
Dover
aesrtary-trasurr,
Wcrk
with
Mrs.
MeConnell
aa
super
-
-Msr.
S
me
dlacunlon
took
place
tn
regard
tc
itngli:g
a
district
eompetftion
in
,
udglng
h
:me
eronantlca
among
the
glrla
but
no
action
taken.
INFANT
.MOKTALITY
Mrs.
I
T.
Eanzwy
road
a
leglalatlon
which
would
tend
to
lower
the
maternal
and
Infant
mortality
rat
throughout
the
country.
A
avatcm
hreby
proper
medical
attention
could
;t
obtained
at
no
coat
to
puwnta
xould
go
far
to
minlntlae
thla
death-rate
and
waa
a
matter
which
th
v?ir.en's
Inatltute
throughout
the
.
suntry
ahould
keep
agitating
for
until
m
carried
out.
Mn
H.
Smith,
for
the
hospital
com-
nlttfp
gave
a
brief
discrlption
of
th
Ward
ha
keen
referred
that
the
Can-i
adlan
National
RaMany
a.::
at
once
extend
th
Jo.1::
ptjtforri
at
New
Hazel
ton
another
!lfiy
fee:
..r.d
the
yard
three
cr
'.-vsr
h.;:iiirrj
tret
Brirife
r.ub
ati
at
the;
F
A.
Oaddwd
Uat
eren-1
QUARTERLY
MEETIKG
I
BOARD
OF
TRADE
AT
TERRACE
WAS
BUSY
During
MlMfcrr
Vthlrli
Ke4iowd
Mm-hm
'entered
on
lieJf
Ual,
nwbe.
Apnl
IS.
The
Terra?
beard
of
trade
!Kld
its
quarterly
meeting
In
Progreaa
Hall
on
Tuesday
night
J
K.
Oerdsn
presided
over
a
fine
attendance.
After
preliminary
buaineas
the
secretary
rand
letter
lrom
the
secretary
of
the
As.ir,ated
Boards
of
Trad.
Braithera.
aaktng
tor
the
remittance
of
due
Some
dlacussion
toak
place
aa
u
whether
the
organiza
tion
was
really
jrth
the
money
it
cost
but
while
mai.y
were
of
the
opinion
:
'
that
the
dua
sere
high,
everyone
wa
th
convinced
that
the
parent
body
should
wymitj
mtpsK''.
ra
sua
iv
wm
agivw
to
remit
th
cheque
I
Be'erenc
to
the
condition
of
toe
to-1
cat
re?reaU3n
park
led
to
the
suggestion
that
offorta
ahould
bt
maJe
to
develop
the
playing
,p.'
the
characterutlcally
Canadian
games
of
li-roee
nd
hockey.
K.ttOKIMl
CIIM'tRT
Aftr
the
conclusion
of
the
bualnaaa
eeuion
thr
meeting
settled
down'"
to
ajov
s
smahwr
concert
asd
few
more
enjoyable
night
have
been
spent
in
th
town.
7
bet
was
an
abundance
of
mufk,
song
and
spserhlfylng.
the
latter
centering
for
the
most
part
around
tn
dtfflcnltHM
experienced
by
tbt
golf
coanaalttsa.
Aa
result
of
th
ntght's
free
and
ay
fWamaaluii.
it
is
safe
to
say
that
a
solution
of
the
canunktteeH
dirrieultl
was
very
materially
helped
aawt
production
of
a
real
live
scheme
m
th
near
future
"may
bt
anticipated.
efietbmenta
were
served
during
tht
evening.
angucanTunday"
school
outing
at
terrace
wednesday
TERRACE
April
13.
The
senior
and
intermediate
class
as
of
the
Anglican
Sunday
School
were
taken
on
a
very
en-Joy
hi
outing
on
Wednesday
when
in
company
with
skv.
and
Mrs.
Robsneen.
Mra.
Sum
and
Mrs.
Bishop,
they
paid
surprise
visit
t
Ur.
and
Mra.
Market
at
their
hoant
tn
th
Xalum
Valley
about
four
sail
ftwaa
town.
The
visitoas
were
riven
s
knart
Moantlan
and
wan
IS
wU
facilitated
In
enjoying
their
plcnk
;nt
and
added
a
few
words
upon
the
lunch
The
party,
Vbclh
Included
th
Suajset.
shUdran
choir.
Sasaonrtad
Co
their
wet
oome
BT
entemsttag
their
hoau
but
happy
rrowd
which
returned
to
town
late
In
the
afternoon.
BOYS
ENTERTAINED
AT
DINNER
ON
TUESDAY
TXRIIACE
April
IS.
Harry
and
Kenneth
Attree
were
hosts
on
Tuesday
evening
at
a
dinner
party
st
their
home
her
when
they
entertained
a
number
of
their
young
friends
Thr;e
present
were
Msrgaret
Cook.
Msbel
Bishop,
Velms
Orelg.
Kdna
and
Jean
Dover.
Mar-
Jorte
nney.
Nora
and
Audrey
Dlgglea.
Tbaadore
Ftnblnson.
Charley
prossei.
Uoyd
Jn-.-
Hilly
Allan
HBiry
and
Kenneth
Attree
Fi,llo:i:i:
dinner
the
FIRST
DOCTORS
Then
a
Skin
Specialist
Then
s
Bottle
of
D.D.D.
now
rrmrfui
i
m
m
r
r
o.
2
was
a
nuffa-nT
fitim
em
for
twolvo
er
I
trM
ovory
olntmsat
advortiwd
lor
la
4io.
isv
niaarinfiesrr
n-llef
1
slso
wrni
I"
gtriwoN
p,
ullm.
nod
with
lhisjfnly
(.urily
bealad
bad
I
9Vlr
bin.
I
irj
t
tx
B.
Md
sfteT
the
mn.onA
btilUfc
traan
to
m-
sign
f
Ii-dHik
I
ami
thr
and
oao-hsir
bal,.
and
tedar
I
in
fnnplftly
hBl-d
'
O.
W
Hiitlc-r
Hull
.
rnlr
lllock.
Kori
rob.,in,
Bkr.
U'limlaa.
Why
not
try
this
lT,Tlnllon
that
Mr.
BuiItT
ftiundson-markablr.
W,
ill
auaranuw
nskfo
the
Srst
II
00
&L
lotion
forSWn
Dlwwo
Mift
TCIIMIV
lllim
STOICS.
OltJItS.
LTD.
ehUdren
lamea.
Improvements
really
a
uiriiiQpn
"
Tru
itiB
SumO
A!
vara
Model
4-90
$190
or
with
electric
Ckotor
$230
Wetday.
A;.,.
This
is
what
John
Phillip
Sousa
famous
band
leader
said
when
he
heard
his
band
for
the
first
time
on
the
new
OrthgjzjioniQ
Victrola.
Tht
iJiiai
i
is
datsaworiag
(nr
aa
tncoat.
A
boy
in
nniromi
displays
a
placartt
reading
By
fUaaarst-
Tht
"March
Kiac'
faansi
bM
hi
araaa.
A
waul
of
mbmos
and
tht
tnsmprta
asd
troanhonrs
break
into
the
nurtial
sarksf
of
aome
wurld-known
Sou
aauch.
Magattcent
paying
taiJ
A
iiaiiiaals
of
asplaant
awnps
the
auditor-iuat,
rrvalisat
in
votsun
th
bmi
itaetf
.
Tnmitht
.
.
.
swwii
.
.
.
wnentver
and
a
aftea
a
yea
wisk.
ywa
aawy
War
tsia
baaad
ia
ycf
own
MrK
snwn,
through
the
new
OatliopWMtic
Victrola.
Not
"oraathsnt
hke
Sousa
.
bat
Saws,
csactryas
ya
wonld
him
ia
concart.
Not
Satsst
only,
but
the
foremost
artists
in
every
held,
symphonic.
opera
lie.
ballad
and
deawt.
are
ready
to
sing
and
play
(or
you
always,
la
no
otUee
woy
,
can
you
hear
them
with
such
realism,
(or
thi
amauag
iaiuniist
ia
haend
asaa
''Matched
Irnfiedance".
Victor'
exduaive
principle
of
natural
music
(or
she
home.
New
beantv
and
depth-
full,
round,
mellow,
HSe-
Bast
and
Utihst
all
there!
Beautiful
cabinets,
smart
designs,
rare
wooes.
Electric
drive,
if
you
wish
st
slight
addkicaial
coat.
AN
instrainrnni
stU-striping.
Prices
irom
tl-Wfi
to
a
low
as
$1
15
on
ronvetueat
pnymenr
at
all
His
Master
's
Voire
dashes.
Hear
them
today!
OttlC
Trade
Msrk
Rrf'
Victrola
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Mentrssi
anent
plfsaant
nwntng
in
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
.U'Utl,
IS
.J.
O.
Bteen
gave
Dated
this
5th
day
of
li
jTti
ISIS.
an
Interesting
lee-
ture
teat
night
before
the
St.
Andrew
Society
on
th
sulsjeot
of
"(mstnlstry
ot
Mature
'.
A.
C.
Caere.
UX..
At
the
brxanlSMian
mflnf
of
th
the
.lhln
of
hsBata.
tt
vma
a
tlM
,
fW
Stuart;
vloa-nreeldent,
Ben
Self;
tsry
treasurer.
R.
H.
Sboeklay;
eaccu-ttve.
r.
T.
renter.
W.
B.
ThoanpMon.
Q.
A.
Bryant
and
Ales
McBnc.
J
A
Beaman,
ehlef
ngtneer
far
Ui
Q
rand
Trunk
rsdttc
Hallway,
was
a
vial
tor
In
town
overnight,
being
ac-ccmpanted
by
Mr.
H
man.
MINERAL
ACT
(ram
r.)
CERTIFICATE
Or
IMPKOVrMrNTS
NtrrirE
Prtnceaa
Pat,
Lot
4.t"
Pilot,
Lot
4tT;
B..A.F..
Lot
4MB.;
Ofcfc.
cr,
Lot
4Se,
Mineral
Claims,
altuate
in
Atlin
Min
ing
Division
of
CMlr
Dasuict.
Where
I
located:
On
Munro
Mountain
rbout
four
I
miles
from
the
town
of
AUln.
TAKX
NOTICE
that
w.
Jamea
stoke
I
and
C.
B.
rteaer.
Free
Ulnar's
Certlfteate
i
No.
afle-O061.
intend,
aistf
say
from
the
date
hsreot
to
apply
to
the
Mining
1
Recorder
for
a
Ocrtfflcate
of
Improve
ments,
tor
tne
purpose
or
ontaining
a
Crown
Grant
of
th
above
elalm.
Aud
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
section
as
must
be
commenced
before
the
Issue
of
such
Certificate
f
tarsgkJUD
19M.
-
...
.
IN
THE
MATTER
of
SB
MAIoMton
for
tse
awue-
of
a
rYovtalonal
CrtUlcaV
of
Title
for
Lot
!tu
(16).
Black
sixteen
(IS).
Town
of
Stewart.
Map
B1SA.
Satisfactory
proof
of
th
loaa
of
th
Certificate
of
Title
covering
the
above
land
having
been
produced
to
m.
It
la
my
Intention
to
Mrue.
after
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
first
nb-lleatlon
herenf,
a
rrovWtinal
CertlfWat
of
Title
t'i
the
above
land
In
the
bssm
of
W
H
vicKSHS
Th
original
Crtlfi.
oate
of
Titlt
la
dated
the
Mth
October,
ISI0,
and
'-'
numbered
2731.
tand
R
ltry
Office,
prince
Rupert.
BjO.
ISth
Msrch
IMS
H
F
MACLEOD.
'
Rfgistrsr
of
Titles.
OrfApjRfwnff
only
if
it
bears
the
dog
Trademark
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand
re-,
I
ippers
"THE
DAINTIRST
HHEAKFAST
POOa"
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ui
Prince
Itupert.
B.C.
TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT"
BEST
PROCURABLE
B6TTU0
4
6HTffC
0'''iU.tB.
"S"BBewaBBBBJ
rose
IS
I
.
ine
ungmai
bi--
look
for
il
at
the
Vendor'
and
ia.i.t
on
GRANT'S
-BEST
PROCURABLE'
This
advirlteefrieat
is
nt
published
or
drap!aye4
Lv
tha
Liquor
CtntroJ
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Urltiab
Columbia