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passenger
aboard
the
Catala
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going
-.hrough
to
Alice
Arm
to
n
operations
for
the
season
at
tt'
mine.
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BOARD
OF
TRADE
BUSY
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MAT1KKM
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HITII
AT
KI.CKNT
JIKIITINU
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TIHT
l:ov
T8SKACE.
May
Matters
of
s
civic
nature
took
up
most
of
the
attention
f
Use
oounetl
of
the
Terra
oe
board
of
trade
at
their
regular
monthly
meeting
on
Tujaeday
evening.
Suppert
was
given
a
iwcommendatlon
at
the
civic
oommittee
that
the
local
commissioners
he
appeoachad
with
a
request
that
all
pmperly
and
impedimenta
be
removed
from
the
aKewalks
and
roads
around
town
within
24
hours
of
its
being
placed
there
and
that
all
citlaens
be
requested
to
tidy
and
clean
up
their
premises
before
May
24.
The
matter
of
a
new
and
less
con
the
civie
committee
to
take
up
with
the
local
village
councillors.
A
rec
ommendation
that
steps
be
tsken
to
have
the
"slough"
in
the
centre
of
town
cleaned
out.
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In
Its
presen'
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Saturday,
May
5,
1928
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Taltapin
Mine
in
Rabinc
North
of
Hums
Lake
is
Active
Ore
JJody
Being
Tunneled
at
Terminus
in
Portland
Canal
W.
S.
Bacon,
engineer
in
charge
of
operations
at
the
Taltapin
mine
fn
ilie
Babine
country
north
of
Burns
Lake,
repm;
that
the
mine
is
in
ore
a::d
that
all
indication"
point
t..
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h-j-'radr
mi
in
laijf'
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That
the
tit
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may
lt
i
nmr
a
rich
producer
mi
a
laiye
ba.K
within
a
hnri
lime
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fliivrtnrati-
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the
Talta;tin
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at
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lerturer,
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on
Saturdsy.
May
If,
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to
be
"Citizeiuhlp
and
Public
Opinion."
NEW
HAZELTON
Carl
Pohle
of
Terrace
has
decided
to
remove
his
mill
from
Carnaby
to
Deep
Creek
on
the
Kltsumkalum
Lake
road.
He
will
cut
ties
and
lumber.
The
Sunrise
mine
on
Nine
Mile
Mountain,
which
has
been
tsken
over
by
Vancouver
interests,
has
been
stock-
rd
and.
as
early
in
June
aa
possible.
trcr:.M.-ns
will
be
undertaken
on
a
large
wale
The
road
from
here
up
the
Bulkier
Valley
Is
now
In
fair
shape.
There
have
been
s
number
of
cars
over
it
already
this
spring
and
good
time
haa
teen
made.
spicuous
garbage
dump
and
the
arrang-
The
Felix
Bridge
Club
met
laat
night
lng
for
scavenger
mvlre
was
left
for1
a:
the
Harelton
Hospital
as
the
guests
of
Um
Mathelson.
Last
week
at
Mrs.
8.
J
Wlnsby'n
with
Urs
John
Newtek
as
hostess,
the
prises
were
won
by
sirs
rhappel
and
Mrs
Turnbull.
condition
It
is
a
rrare
menace
.nd
an
,
Miss
Heal
of
Telkwa
has
been
the
eyesore
brought
fcrth
much
dlacu-
guest
(or
the
past
couple
of
weeks
Of
slon
snd
it
was
decided,
to.
B)k.th
policeman
to
Inspect
it
and
have
the
residents
clean
out
tlvir
respective
portions
.
Mrs
41
C,,
Beau
rf
R(jaton.
Joe
Cook
Is
In
the
hospital
at
Prtnoe
Rupert
with
an
attack
of
Influenza
ao-
P
Nnsh
for
'hr
m
nine
comirittee
.-(.rrtlnR
to
word
received
here,
reported
tint
option"
m-rr
tv'.n't
tnkcti
-
-
on
mtntna
nrorery
:n
tlte
d'r:ct
unci
I
nwrence
Orele
returred
on
Sunday
there
were
Mars
that
:ei.)i-
Unit
Ter-
frun
fi.iskf
ficn
where
he
has
been
at-
rnr
.;i'-1
.
i-,,tiittiv
.,:.-
!rr
t.-iHllnr
tbr
University.
He
Will
spend
HASTENS
CANADA
UN1TUI)
STATES
KDMONTON
TAl-CAIlY
4-
t
JASl'KK
Full
Intacmallnn,
daten
or
nnle,
'fmltn,
He,
from
(.,TY
TKKKT
OF1ICK
SIS
TJjIf
Avenue.
I'rlnc
Hupert.
Phone
200
RanadiaN
National-
i
th
nimmer
at
horn.
Work
on
the
Comet
group
la
being
continued
and.
while
progress
U
not
very
font
with
only
two
men
on
the
job,
the
vein
is
showing
up
well.
John
Newlrk
has
taken
a
poiUon
in
the
Hazelton
post-ofUce.
Miss
Cordiner
who
has
been
postmistress
for
a
number
of
years
has
taken
over
the
position
in
R.
Srat'a
store
formerly
iield
b
Mr.
Bocli
Miss
Frances
Pratt
haa
gone
to
her
heme
at
Skeena
Cropping
lor
a
brief
holiday.
Bud
Corley
of
Paelllc.
who
haa
quit
an
extensive
m
us
1c
rat
farm,
received
two
dwen
rodent
lrom
Alberta
at
the
first
of
the
week
lor
breeding
Automobiles
are
now.
travelling
both
oast
and
west
from
8ml
there
to
Burns
Lake
and
to
the
Heaeltema.
have
rjubs
hat
been
trying
out
the
toll
eojttlte
Mt
so
far
no
records
have
ben
dMjd.
y
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Olson
have
rented
the
henu-
ni
i'"!t
of
Route
Olson
north
of
town.
Repair
work
has
been
the
wtst
hltt
rosci
and
again
open
for
traffic.
completed
on
the
road
is
Mrs.
A.
C.
Head
left
on
Thursday
for
Htik
HUfceW
Where
her
father,
'
W.
'
H
6cDolli(ld,
W
a
patient
In
the
hospital
1'UiNCE
GEORGE
Wlth
many
local
peoP
participating
"The
fted
Widow."
with
C.
H.
twU
directing,
was
opened
'In
tha
Capltof
Theatre
here
last
evening
under
thai
auspices
of
the
Prince
George
Elks'
Lodge.
Registered
nuraes'
examinations
were
held
in
the
Hacelton
Hosplul
laat
week
John
AssBan
has
a
larfe
atoek
of
with
Mrs.
Hogan
presiding.
Besides
local
grown
seed
potatoes
which
are
the
local
students.
Miss
Dean
of
Prince
meeting
a
popular
demand.
Oecrge.
a
graduate
o!
Vancouver
Oen-j
oral
Hcsplt.il.
took
the
test4.
I
Tht
highest
temperature
here
during
I
the
past
week
m
as
A9
above
r.era
and
The
mining
property
of
Dr.
H.
C.
the
lowest
25
above.
Wrlivh.
M
I
A.
at
Owen
Lake,
south
of
Houston.
!11
be
operated
this
season
A
test
train
which
was
run
through
by
Frank
H.
Taylor
of
Topley
mine
the
Interior
last
wk
by
the
Canadian
Xaine.
j
National
Railways
showed
that
the
Iccoraotlre
were
very
seldom
if
ever
The
Oyster
Bridge
Club
of
New
Hasel-
responsible
for
the
starting
of
forest
ton
met
last
evening
at
the
home
of
firea.
Mrs.
Ooddard.
j
!
Samuel
Cocker
of
Vanderboof
spent
C.
W
Walters,
formerly
of
OoUa
Lake
a
few
days
In
Prince
Oeorgc
this
week
has
arrived
lh
Haaalton
with
his
fam-,
'
I
lv
to
take
P
residence.
i
P.
J.
SJbearejr.
manager
of
the
local
telephone
company,
states
that
ar-tangementa
are
under
way
for
lng
the
long
distance
and
telephone
.sin
:
-
division
was
visited
tat
business
handled
by
his
company.
It
tv,.
..
,Mcial
railway
car
carrying
Is
proposed
to
move
the
long
distance
.:
;:.
o.ir
of
intricate
though
in-
office
to
a
more
central
location
in
:
.'f..a
for
the
purpose
of
re-
town.
.
-m:;ii.
action
of
engines.
j
j
I
a.
D.
Watt,
divisional
master
mech-,
Th.
H:...-'-.era
town
council
had
a
anlo
for
the
Canadian
National
Rall-.
ki
li
st
evening
with
local
car-
awjrs,
left
this
week
for
Chicago
where
:
i
the
purpose
of
overhsullng
he
will
attend
a
railway
fuel
confer-
:.
in
i...(
ip,i
building
bylaws.
Re-
ence.
in.
Hon-
n
intildlngs
of
a'
certain
class
n
i
.
ii
:
section
are
planned.
George
MUburn.
registrar
of
voters,
will
hold
courts
of
revision
toward
the
Fn
!-.-'
Mi
-y
who
was
engaged
in
the
end
of
this
month
at
Port
St.
John.
..ui.t,
i
:
--.
here
during
the
iu,
Is
Holla.
Fouce
Coupe.
Isle
Pierre.
Ola-;:i::-
.:.
Ilerlln.
Oermany.
come:
Sinclair
Mills.
Bride
snd
Prince
Oeorge.
A;
!.
.-equost
of
local
retail
mer-
j
h
n
-
:
,
Siulthers
town
council
has;
Ctples
of
the
municipal
financial
l
u.
.
..
.
weekly
half
holiday
from
!
"tattment
for
the
year
1927
are
now
Ami
.-a
-
j
Thursday.
;.ivsi:.ible
at
the
city
hall
here.
i
.
provlnclsl
government
haa
ad-'
A
son
war
'born
lest
Friday
to
Mr.
-d
the
village
council
that,
upon
cer-
and
Mrs.
J.
B
Ru'
ledge
at
Aleza
Lake.
aln
fcrmallUeK
being
met.
a
ceneus
at
the
.municipality,
ss
requested,
will
be
taken.
TENNIS
CLUB
ANNUALDANCE
Joe
Bricker.
t
pioneer
of
Smlthera.
estin
AM
,.
Uf
UK
TOOR
fKXVK
has
been
visiting
town
during
the
week
j
rA
tviv.i
v
moiImK
H
il
l
cn
Insurance
business.
j
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A
number
of
Topley
residents
visited
Smltbers
during
the
week
including
B.
O
and
S.
T.
Strlmbold.
Oeorge
Covington
and
C.
Cornell.
Misses
Mabel
Mclntyre
and
Alice
Smith
entertained
local
oung
people
Jointly
laat
Friday
night
at
a
part
in
the
home
of
the
former
Music
for
canclng
was
by
Oesele?'?
orchestra.
Jsmes
Davidson
of
Victoria,
provin
cial
boiler
inspector,
haa
been
a
visltjr
in
town
and
district
during
the
week
on
official
duties.
week.
Levque
of
Cedarvale
waa
a
busi-vlsltor
in
Smitbeta
during
the
Jack
Ashman,
an
old
timer
of
the
Smlthera
district,
who
has
been
living
at
Nelon
for
seversl
years,
has
returned
here
and
will
again
be
Identified
with
mining
In
the
district.
Mrs.
U.
B.
Warner
entertained
at
lunofceon
and
brtdTge.
laat
Batuaday.
M-
TteVhocJn
Th
bru
lifter
"W
Mrs
Charles
Held
TEKRACE
Mrs.
J.
Bruce
Johnstone
and
mo
Lloyd
arrived
from
Prince
Rupert
at
'the
beginning
of
the
week
to
Join
Mr.
Johnstone
at
the
Hot
springs
Hotel.
La
seise
Lake.
Rev.
T.
J.
Marsh
returned
on
Tuesday
alter
a
short
visit
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thos.
McCubbln
at
Pacific?
W.
H.
McDonald
was
tsken
to
the
Prince
Rupert
hospital
on
Tuesday
where
he
will
undergo
an
operation.
Mr
MrDonald
has
been
In
falling
health
for
some
time.
He
was
accom
panied
by
Mrs.
McDonald.
I
'
Miss
Mary
V.
Smith
returned
on
.Wrriiieadsy
from
Prtnoe
Rupert
where
Hhe
has
been
receiving
medical
treat-jment
for
ear
trouble.
'
Mrs
Libsry
arrived
from
Chllllwack
on
Wednesday
to
aooompany
her
daughter.
Miss
L.
Ubray
home,
follow
lng
her
pniUacjad
lUMga
of
sjV
9
ffihffiaSj
ffil
tnej
anil
on
Bunagmjij
fsmmBB
II
Joe
Cook
returned
to
his
home
here
on
Wednesdsy
from
the
Prince
Rupert
hospital
where
be
recently
underwent
another
operation
on
his
Injured
arm.
V.
II
Burnett
has
Installed
a
practlor
sheet
In
his
lsrge
storage
building
where
golf
enthusiasts
may
go
to
experiment
In
hitting
the
balls,
lie
-perts
to
have
a
stock
of
clubs
and
ictlier
golf
requisite
on
hand
aoon
Some
of
the
local
fans
who
already
The
annual
dance
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
in
the
Moose
Hall
last
night
proved
to
be
a
very
enjoyable
affair,
about
135
persona
being
present.
The
hall
was
tastily
decorated
in
the
blue
and
white
colors
of
the
club
with
tennis
nets
and
racquets
strong
along
the
walls.
Decorations
were
arranged
y
William
cmitolmnk
and
r.
&
Robertson,
assisted
by
members
of
the
club
generally.
.The
dance
program,
arranged
by
Pred
Oabeldu.
was
in
progress
from
9
pm.
until
I
a.m..
excellent
music
being
furnished
by
Ai
Small
and
his
orchestra.
John
V.
Clyne.
general
convener
of
the
affair,
waa
master
of
ceremonies
and
Foil
Howard
presided
at
the
door.
At
midnight,
delicious
refreshment
were
served
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Douglas
Stork
and
Mia
Caroline
Mitchell.
Mr.
John
V.
Cylne.
Mrs.
K.
w.
Msr-entette
and
Mrs.
William
Cruikshank
were
gracious
hostesses
far
the
evening's
preteedings.
Man
in
the
Moon
MAN
IN
MOON
Otim
chewing
Is
an
art.
Only
a
few
people
can
do
it
tn
public
and
look
to
the
manner
born.
They
look
as
If
they
really
belonged
to
that
crowd.
Others
sre
simply
imitators
and
look
it.
"Life"
has
something
to
say
about
ead
Colds
relieved
with
vapors
Snuff
a
little
Vicks
well
up
the
nose
or
melt
in
a
spoon
or
cup
of
hot
water
and
inhale.
Medicated,
vapory
.reach
'
the
air
passages
direct.
'Eor
other
cold
troubles
rub
Vicks
on
throat
and
chest.
QffSSe.
XICKS
V
A
P
O
R
U
B
OWf
VNlUlONjMSUSlOYtMUr
TM
Time,
the
Place,
and
YOU
"DECIDE
TO
TW
A
UN
OUT
TO
TROUT
L.rKE
rSNt)
LOOK
AROUND
TtveeT-e
-AND
HALF
WAY
THERE
THE
OUT)
CHAROBR.
3TOP3
TJEAO-YOVj'RC
OUT
OP
OAS
-AND
WHAT
VOO
THINK
COUUTJ
NEVER
APPEAR
IN
PfXINT
CUT
PLUG
this
gum
chewing
which
to
rather
hard
on
the
girl.
That
funny
paper
sometimes
becomes
serious
and
In
one
f
these
mocds
published
this:
The
gum
-chewing
girl
And
the
cud-chewing
OOW
Are
somewhat
alike.
Though
different,
somehow.
What
difference?
O
yes.
I
see
It
all
now.
tt's
the
thoughtful
took
On
the
face
of
the
oow.
Talkative
women
are
Just
as
interesting
as
the
others.
Jake
asks:
"What
ethers?"
"Home
cooking"
sounds
sll
right
bat
metimes
the
expression
does
not
carry
Mnvlctlon,
except
of
the
cook.
Two
Scotchmen
took
dinner
together
at
the
Boston.
After
dinner,
the
waiter
brought
the
check.
The
two
sat
and
talked
for
a
oouple
of
hours,
after
which
conversation
failed,
and
they
merely
smoked
in
silence.
At
one
a
m
one
got
up
and
telephoned
to
his
wife
'
Dlnna
wait
up
any
longer
for
me.
htsa."
he
said.
"It
looks
Uke
a
dead-
lock"
LADIES
ONLY
STATES
MISS
HILCHEY
NOW
The
latest
thing
for
Prince
Rupert
i
a
ladles'
taxi.
:lss
Ruth
Hllchev
formerly
known
si
M.
Tapper,
book-kseper
at
the
Prince
.!
jp
rt
Table
Supply,
is
starting
the
wrv.c.
Monday
from
her
residence,
Sixth
Avenue
West
using
her
Chevrolet
fr
t
uiirpoar.
Miss
Hllchey.
In
r.n
Intmlrw
with
the
Dally
News,
said
plnnned
to
urive
ladles
only
r.
p
ssibly
married
couples.
She
ihluks
msny
ladies
m
the
city
will
appreciate
a
service
of
thla
kind
and
plans
to
try
It
out
The
aer-
j
vice
la
rather
unique.
in
mica
nuperl
-
SSs
kl
There
have
been
fierce
suinns
on
the
halibut
grounds.
Three
men
were
washed
overheard
south
of
Artstable
Island
from
the
fishlna
boat
N.k.n
Oapt.
A.
C
ainan.
and
one,
III
Penney!
eea
Uelh.
The
filing
host
8trnner,
Capt.
Prank
Llt
v.,
found
a
watiTMaasui
hn
Nalkura
tinfinK
off
numkia
Island
with
.wo
aea-i
Japanese
in
It.
The
Stranrer
arrived
in
port
thla
afterann,.
-A3
FRIEND
V'lr'E
THOUGHT
T
MIOHT
BE
A.
NtfcE
PUNCE
POR
A
SUMISRi
COTTAGE.
i
lti
I
JTS.
v."
'
'WllVf.Vwi
-AND
THEC4
VCU
Fteu
PAU
PlPC
in
YOUR
POCHRT
ITig
THE
TIME.
THE
PL.AC8
,
AND
ANt-
CH
ch
well!
NEti-!
THERE
THERE'LL
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v
f3
ZC.
Ks
L
OTH!
OTH!
A
CAR5
CARS
ALOW6.
LOcK3.
)
IT
W3N7
BC
LONO
NOW
Soothing
lliP5
yet
a
man's
smoke
sh;k
COOL
AND
FRAGRANT
SAVE
THE
"POKER
HANDS"
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co,
LmiteJ
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Rupert
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SHIPYARD
Opcrntlnjc
t.T.I
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I'aliw
makent.
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Woodworker.
Htc.
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aCKTYI.BNB
WHI.DINd
Our
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equipped
to
handle
all
kind
of
MAItINK
AND
COMMKUClAI.
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and
385
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CURE
DBPKCTIVK
VISION,
DHl'KCTIVK
HKAB"
IMJ,
(
ATAHIMI
and
other
organic
troubles
by
tuit
ral
methods.
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C.
I'hone
Ml.
Wallace
Mock.
EXTRA
HEAVY
Open
EveninP
FUJI
SPUN
SILK
A
nevr
shipment
just
arrived
In
all
the
newest
shaded
hjtrj:
Natural,
Cupid
I'lnk,
Ten
Ilose,
Star
Klo'
ftiltt
ItoM,
fteneck,
alother
Goose,
Neptune
Pilot
Dl"''.
1,111
Chin
lllue,
Castlllan
lied,
Mack,
White.
Special,
per
ynrd
65(
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&
Payne
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Co.