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Editor
SUBSCRIITIOX
RATES
i
nere
are
;wo
k
i
!
I
i
..
;i
.
those
wiiM
nuke
nioriey
,,
j-
,i
n,
are
others
who
tat-.e
a
i
i
i
,
j
rl
,(
jn
it
succeed
Irom
a
n.
o:
lo.aitv
The
help
of
hot
h
is
n-i
t
i
.
Th
e
an
effort
:..
an
..:
ih'
..N,.;,
rectors
and
make
the
lai.
u.i'tin
,
INTERESTING
The
retiring
pre-uh:.-
-,r
jrestions
in
his
repm
.
i
o.,
,,i
Avenue
should
he
.
r.:i!.v
d
road,
wide
enough
for
i
,,r-poaaible
to
do
so.
w4jtTi
WVdn,.da.
.Maivh
21.
1!2
THIS
YEAR'S
FAIR
Is
there
l(.
be
a
lair
tm-
.-.as
,
i
;i;,.r..
im:"
,,.,
on
the
,e,!e
p..,,,,..
i;,,,,,,;.
1;
.Jirl
U
l.
.hi,
pij
.
tu
attend
the
m.-t.iitf
.aii..!
li
.,t
u!--.
,,;
i.eM
neek
think
ii
i-ii..r
:,
.
u...,t.i
.
'
"
!
.leu;
IV
(1
1
c
.
ii
urn
me
meeting.
.;
;
tie
iu,rh
i
i.
Ml
the
lo,
ai
1;
'pie
ho
conir
e
e
ent
and
w
i
the
city
and
ea
r
it
is
hoped
that
:h.
'
VorK
ol
till
til.-
I
It
V.
Sl
(.(.ESTIONS
'i
t'a
ma
i.e.
-"ni.
"
est
)-
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MVkv
'
:i.,
:'.'
it-
"hi
.1-
A
'perale.
-hoiiid
he
,
nits
up-ti
do
i
It
:h-
peii.
aa
airied
(,',.
i,
i
I..,,
ih:.i
someone
must
do
n.
The
,.
v
;il
no-
run
itself
and
the
same
people
cannot
ie
e.pecu-i
t.
.
.,rr
oi:
year
alter
ear.
It
is
not
uiu-oiiiinoi!
i,,r
fair
mo
ling
he
p,-v
attended.
The
.-aiur
iiijihj
na
Happened
nere
Im;m.,.
M.P,..
.1
lenaee
mis
year
several
nieetin--
wei
nuuiuei
.urneii
om
t
w.niai::
u..
1.1
.....
men
would
nae
to
drupped
Tile
laet
1
lla'
lie
,.V
.
f,.:;,,.
poor,
does
ir!
mean
an.Mhn.e
.-thinking
that
someone
w
j
)
!
e.,i'
y
not
worry.
Now
if
j
kn.-vt
:.
i,.,-'
;
fair
will
If
al'owed
:.,
a;;
ested
wili
Ii,-
i,-,r..
I
;.
.,
e
(
I
'
n
ir
ailed
i.ef
It
mi!
:
I.
hi
th-
work
any
way
and
th
'here
i-."her
,
lot
'
it
,
TWO
KINDS
(K
INTEREST
TV.
-I
att.
da
At
iei:'
fair
la.-:
!i:v'h:
a'
the
nie'-nnvr
was
m,
'p:
that
fie
people
are
i
ml
i
:
:
e
rent
.
neec
n
.
I
:,ere
art
hen-
anil
there
tild
like
to
ha-e
insiitutioiis.
:
'ere-tinv
-:.''.
:i
'hat
Let
them
get
their
own
!
11.'
!
(li-
Children
choose
it
for
its
taste
It's
ready
to
serve
with
milk
or
cream
Filled
with
healthful
nourishment
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
u
V
'
1:
any
la'e
a
gOo4
'i-'iucted
if
it
is
Another
suggestion
is
tor
a
thorough
renovation
of
the
midway
?????nJ0l
th
fair
Kithr
U
m,wt
improved
or
wholly
baBiahrf.
Whether
it
should
go
in
front
of
the
buildinr
is
a
ques-Mob
for
the
directors
bot
at
any
rate
it
should
be
brought
up
to
T7k
rPecUW
appearance
as
the
other
sections
of
tse
fair.
rVe
cannot
afford
to
have
it
continue
as
at
present
IJRRARY
CUT
DOWN'
It
seems
a
pity
that
in
its
pruning
process
the
city
council
should
have
found
it
necessary
to
cut
the
Librarv
estimates
to
a
point
where
it
will
interfere
with
the
purchase
of
the
usual
num-nwsi
LT
T
Ptro.ng-
Lwt
summer
it
was
found
desirable
to
slightly
hM-rea,
the
salary
of
the
Librarian
and
it
was
expected
that
the
city
weald
at
least
allow
for
thl
Inensas.
in
k.;.
.J7..
The
Library
is
an
institution
that
gives
more
service
to
the
citiiens
than
any
other
public
institution
and
when
readers
realise
that
the
council
has
pared
the
appropriation
to
such
a
point
that
nura7
"Mr
books
this
year
must
be
considerably
less
than
last
year,
they
will
undoubtedly
make
a
protest.
EXCELLENT
WORK
OF
COUNCIL
We
have
n.
intention
of
being
critical
of
the
general
work
of
the
city
council.
It
is
so
good
thut
it
in
with
hesitation
anv
criti-
m,de
Th
.W"
of
tn
flty
will
be
grateful
to
them
for
their
efforts
-
in
keeping
down
the
coat
and
consequently
re
fkflnt!
Ll?"L
U
"laie'
the
c,,v
in
8
financial
condition
tnaB
has
beeh
the
case
for
several
years
past
and
will
reassure
the
"
""-unties,
thus
making
it
much
more
easy
to
dispose
of
city
bonds
1
THE
DAILY
NEttS
Tfa
IH'Ml.i
Suggestion
Made
to
Close
Down
Fair
but
Another
Chance
is
Given
at
Meeting
Called
for
Next
Week
Only
Nineteen
Persons
Out
to
Hear
Keports
and
no
Action
Taken
Except
to
Mett
Again
for
Election
of
Officers
.March
29
After
some
pointed
remarks
had
been
made
by
those
present
as
to
the
lack
of
puhlic
interest
which
vas
.apparently
bewftvtuke
the
welfare,
of.
the
Prince
Ruperf
EahrMjiafl'rve
Columbia
Agricultural
&
industrial
.liapoHl
a
inir
last
nisrht.
decided
to
adjourn
uiniiffr.hvnrfrB
VT,
ft
the
hope
of
obtaining
a
larger
attendant
of
members
to
participate
in
the
election
of
officers
for
1928
whiJh
is
postponed
until
that
time.
The
meeting
heard
and
adopted
the
report
of
President
Frank
Dlbb
on
operations
of
the
year
1927
as
well
as
the
financial
statement
for
the
past
yeai.
Genera
gratification
and
"
"
r---
cor.gm-ulaticn
was
expret.wd
at
the
.
th,
nomin,.j0n
and
election
splendid
lowing
that
had
been
made
.
,,-,.
a,
nostDooed
until
mcb
oy
:.ne
iat
ccara
n
not
amy
v.-.pins
tljn.
u
fa
jfM
,nd
secretary
out
a
large
deficit
nori
S3
000
new.
handed
down
to
it
from
1936.
bu;
13.
alter
me-rtlng
all
1K7
rxi.cn.sc3
which
anoxias.
Dan
Jabswjr
r-
seconded
Mr
61
r
Included
a
rather
extensive'
butWlr.g
PKis.at
Dtfcb
felt
that
It
was
not
and
improvement
pro
ram
harla
a
atrj
fw
1
board
to
resign.
Iti
stunt!
cash
balance
on
hand
of
same
Urm
v.
an-nmaticaiiT
ex.
$14.
Nineteen
person
thowed
sufficient
p;re,
.
,u.
,c
hw
an
cx.
interest
to
attend
las;
night
meeting,
j
prn
at
-vyv
on
Mr.
Self's
pro-
"
Thv
lrt
Frank
nihh
IBM
nrt.
Jf.
...
..
,
pcaai.
ine
meeuns
was
n
a
npw
City
DdiTery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
"d,,nt;
oloT
Han"n
vice-p.-e.-aent
w
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
SS.00
MnUtlw
oat
AOs
For
lutfr
twrmH
nairt
in
.u
.
D.
Vanre,
who
acted
a
scre'a:y:
S
E
KrH
board
waa
deserving
r-
"
...
uu.aiKr,
jti
uiuiuji
5y
.
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
'
1,
.
jol
1Lc
.
,h-iiu
f.-l.OO'rr.an
Fred
Sraddcn.
K
B
Baker
14
Or
four
montos
for
$l.oo'Mu:itir..
p.
c.
Miner
j
o
wii;:aa-
oy
man
to
an
oiner
parts
ol
Kntish
Columbia,
the
British
i
H
F
oiawev.
sialrbim
McLeod.
D.
empire
and
United
btates,
pid
in
advance
per
year
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-
95
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
-
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
$6.00
$7.50
XIcD
Hunter
and
O
A.
Johnscn
he
felt
that
the
of
better
support
B
Casey.
,
matter
of
fact
;he
moat
of
those
WOtllEH
ATTKMfT
O.
B.
Cuts
fell
that
there
waa
truth
and
sot
lit
la
Use
remarks
that
bjui
bcen
made
by
Mr.
Self.
There
was
no
The
report
of
the
secretary
as
adopt-
hoWr,
te
the
board
feellaf
that
ed
on
motion
cl
8
X.
Parker,
secoujed
ttM
pumt
lBWmt-
aad
1m.
ty
D.
McD
Hunrr
lqa
tb9
awtter
as
aueMd
k
Mr.
VOT:
Ol
TIUNKS
NftMps.
UMTe
were
aosas
rxMI
In
movlaa'tbe
adoption
of
Use
preal-
,raafiiia
fr
Um
seamlut
sack
of
lo-
:
-
n-port.
D.
McD.
Boatet
propoaea
tenet
itM
peaaOe
of
Prtnot
Rupert
of
thanks
Be
also
passed
ere
aot
oassl
to
taktaa
much
active
:
.-
prti-i.!at
and
the
dlreciors
far
part
in
the
lalr.
The
wort
vas
usually:
p.
i
cl
.
showing
that
had
bean
carried
out
by
Use
small
(rouB
of
aaen
a
...uv
Ti
t
'ion
waa
seconded
bj
N.
ccnetltatlng
Use
board
of
dlreciors
and!
arrled
It
wai
one
of
the
people
awsatfbl;
forgot
that
thee
I
r,,-
-
be
had
heard
In
the
vere
a
part
or
the
main
tody
of
thti
i
t,
ity
of
the
Fair.
i-1
,
uortatloa.
Inanirt
of
Mr.
BelTa
n.
.
s..'
action,
he
asjgagaaud
that
the
taetag
-
-sson
pieeeded
the
ad)ourn
until
aosne
fixed
date
In
the
k
tion
to
defer
the
future
and
that
the
people
be
brought
ri
.
:-
mtU
there
should
to
realise
that
tt
vas
up
to
them
to
.!-.;
:
.:
attendance.
elect
a
beard
of
directors
and
start
the
l
-
a
:
appreciation
that
work
golne.
-I
do
not
feel
that
It
h
e
-:
v
for
the
egprta
right
to
aay
the
ve
are
through.
We
"
'
pulled
UiMsikh
aa
elttama.
still
hae
some
laepiasjl-
-
'
-
-.'i
Hassion
felt
Mlrry
la
the
aaatter
and
I
say
tha;
i:e:
w.
Tapere
in
the
another
attesapt
ahould
be
made
t
la-
'
one
waa
tana
the
tinnpli.
Further,
thlp
board
This
was
ahould
feel
grateful
to
the
people
for
'
merest
the
support
they
bate
fleo
without
-
..
he
which
no
success
such
aa
baa
keen
.
:et.
achleted
could
have
been
attained."
-
'
'
lr"
TWO
A
LT
E
KX'.l
T
I
t
.
t
vu
Up
u
the
people
etlher
to
I:
i"i:i's
'
'
urn
out
::d
elect
a
new
board
or
al
ow
the
Fair
to
la
pee
a.
I
Parkei
felt
"'
"he
support
of
the
public
which
bad
EXPENDITURE
Prise
Money
oaiai
ica
ana
wages
Fire
Inaumnoe
on
Build
lac
aade
the
IM7
fair
a
success
was
fully
'
pprectated.
Such
a
saull
attendanoe
.
-.
t
annual
ruin
Mag
howeeei
was
ApI,:
:
'
'r;
s1
'
'",
'
wth
dssaavjotnaiavr
and
tllseswtlwgtna
Mr
Parker
asoewd
la
aatendmeut
that
the
annual
leetlug
be
adjourned
for
a
a
the
election
of
ofacers
to
cloar
oiof
Hanson
seoouded
the
roent.
Thousb
such
a
small
attendance
!tl.M;!y
mlht
warrant
tha
lanarH
Ir.
nulKlu
'
s-
'
not
wlar
to
we
another
still
some
responsibility
muat
br
postponemenu
of
the
annual
realized
In
the
matter
and
it
waa
pos-L-Ting
such
aa
there
had
been
last
slble
people
anight
have
bad
atane
good
jear.
It
was
his
opinion
that
the
excuses
in
not
attending
on
thai
oc
pi
as
apt
board
of
directors
should
resign
caalon.
and
leave
it
in
the
hands
of
the
preal-
As
long
as
the
public
was
stirred
up.
cent
and
secretary
to
call
another
Ben
Self
expreeaed
willingness
to
with-meeting
at
such
time
In
the
future
draw
bis
motion,
mpsrlstlj
since
It
wee
as
the
cttiaeae
might
teel
like
setting
evident
that
It
waa
the
wish
of
the
together
and
supportlag
the
Fair.
I
mettlag.
He
pointed
out.
however,
that
ay
that
ia
the
time
W
stop
when
we
it
waa
already
two
amonths
lata.
Theat
do
not
owe
anybody."
continued
Mr.
.
waa
much
detail
amrk
whirFi
ahmiiai
elf
After
having
gone
through
the
have
been
organ
tmet
and
gotten
under
ordeal
myself
for
seven
years
now.
I
way
In
January.
Itrwa
Important
that
have
come
to
the
conclusion
that
it
la
there
should
be
no
more
delay
w
not
worth
while
to
bother
and
1
think
waa
necessary.
that
there
are
others
of
the
directors
H
F.
Olaasey
i
iijeiaaiiS
concurrence
waa
feel
about
the
aame
as
I
"
Mr.
In
remarks
which
had
been
made
by
Self
moved
that
the
present
board
re-
the
retiring
dsrectora.
The
lt7
board
Financial
Statement
of
Fair
Shows
Considerable
Surplus
Used
to
Liquidate
Old
Debts
The
financial
statement
of
the
auditor
of
the
accounts
of
tht
Northern
B.C.
Agricultaral
and
Industrial
Association
presented
at
ne
meeting
last
mgni
a
no
agopted
shows
a
surplus
on
hand
of
$2.-59S.39.
This
amount
waa
aecd
by
the
directors
in
payiag
debts
Incurred
the
previous
year
ao
that
tha
association
ufk
aven
with
all
debts
paid.
The
receipta
and
expendHures
follow:
REVENUE
Orautih
Provincial
Ooiirnment
.
aa)D0
.nuiaii
Ajjwriamjt
City
of
Prince
Rupsrt
Membership
Fees
.'
Donations
Advertlaenent
m
Prist
List
.'
Admission
iteoelpts
Conceaslona
and
Booths
Entry
Feea.
sa7j6.
genu
of
Building.
SIM
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Empire
Day
Drawings
duimiijt
iwwi7va
Sigh
Repairs
and
Mnlateeiaaite
of
Building
.
OrantUrtaiid.
S1S3
84
Fire
Bscape.
HUM
Coat
of
bringing
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and
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BRIGHTER
YOUR
HOME
-
NOW
-
AT
UtVlU
gxFT
BQiifNEW
5
comer
effect
is
the
latest
thing
in
RUG
patterns
Again,
Conftoleum
Gold
Seal
RugsleaiUnestablisli-inj
new
ruft
fashions
.
.
this
time
with
a
new
corner
effect
that
can
be
used
as
either
the
new
rounded
effect
or
square.
Again,
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rug
tt
a
new
standard
for
quality
with
the
new
"Multi-cole"
surface,
vt
hereby
longer
wear
is
built
Into
the
felt
base
and
Ihrouthout
the
durable
surface.
Yet,
with
all
these
advantage,
retries
the
most
surprising
news
waa
to
be
congratulated
on
the
success
It
bad
attained.
There
ahould
be
a
greater
measure
of
public
support
than
waa
now
being
shown
F.UB
FOSTFONEM8XT
W.
H
Sherman
favored
the
postponement
of
the
meeting
and
agreed
that
jicre
general
interest
ahould
be
taken.
PoMsbly
it
was
not
awuerally
wader
tcod
that
boldera
of
Ucfeets
aw
the
at
Thieb
had
been
raffled
last
year
were,
entitled
to
participate
ia
the
aantsal
.nartlng.
suggteted
Mr.
Ceaey.
Fred
BasdSsn
stated
hia
aurBfise
at
i
the
splendid
financial
statement.
It!
waa
the
beet
annual
report
he
had
ewer
j
hard.
D
Met).
Hunter
had
also
been
some-
what
surprised
at
the
showing.
Still.
however,
it
had
been
an
excellent
'
toasd
sad
success
might
have
been
ex-1
psctsd
from
it.
The
present
attitude
j
ia
the
part
of
the
people
was
not
un-1
usual
nor
was
It
malicious
Ha
felt
hrt
another
appeal
might
asset
with
better
tasponae.
The
report
waa
very
fmufyiag
sad
osw
upon
which
the
board
might
be
congratulated
The
report
had
been
a
real
pleasure
to
.
Musasllem.
Oood
work
had
been
doe
for
which
there
would
be
due
Igantlathui.
There
should
be
no
thouaht
of
dlseontlnulne
the
fair
k
tgBvght.
It
was.
In
his
mind,
the
moat
effective
saeans
of
advertising
the
city
ta
the
district,
tt
was
about
tht
only
.Um
the
crty
became
tempting
to
real,
a
Us
district.
He
twgretted
ta
sulta
After
some
further
discussion,
m
which
the
nismilty
of
letting
as
early
a
start
aa
possible
was
stressed.
It
was
finally
decided
to
adjourn
for
the
else
tion
of
ofnoen
until
March
38
Cant
H
Calderwood
of
the
DUbv
Is
land
ferry
boat
Rhooa
salted
by
the
Camoaun
last
night
for
Victoria
as
hie
annual
holiday
trip
Saturn
tog
to
tht
ettf
la
a
fortnight,
he
will
be
aseorn-paaled
by
Mrs.
Cslderwood
and
family
whs
have
been
aauth
for
aqaae
time.
Her
Three
Boys
Had
Terrible
Colds
That
Hung
On
Mrs.
0.
Asses,
U
St
Georft
Street,
ChsUsm,
Oat,
writes
i
"Last
whiter
sty
three
boys
had
terrtlis
eetdf
sad
s
eeagb
that
husj
on
so
eag
that
It
beg-aa
to
warry
at.
"
I
west
to
tsy
drsrnst
sad
as
stked
M
if
I
Lad
tried
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
"I
tsld
him
I
had
net,
tmt
that
I
would,
tad
I
tsost
say
that
after
thsv
had
n(h
d
tht
third
betUt
the
wtrt
tstirely
rid
of
tXt
couth,
"I
4
"tver
be
withest
a
bottle
of
'Dr.
Wood's'
on
baud,"
Priea
t5e.
a
bottle,
large
famfly
U
We.
I
wit
to
ealy
by
The
T.
Uubun
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ea
the
surface.
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Oaarsalts
ol
MUsfatlfM
sad
a
suMexe
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lb
Mt
jfny
tstee
year
""r
cso
(
j
of
all
Price
are
notv
lover
than
ttvr.
Your
dealer
has
a
full
assort
ment
of
beautiful
new
patterns
to
stlect
from
at
these
low
prices.
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OLEUM
nil
Rugs
i
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LIXUTED,
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year
latent
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::
Offering
of
COATS
far
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MISSKS
AM)
CHIl.DIIEN
COATS
POU
CHILDREN
Regular
value
up
to
$18.00.
Special
price
COATS
FOR
INDIES
AND
MISSKS
itegglar
valne
ap
U
$26.00.
Special
price
S12"
Have
your
choice
of
these
splendid
garment-
,
last,
for
they
will
not
laat
long
at
these
prices.
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C.
Fur
Company
Third
.Avenue
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
CANADIANJ
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Pacific
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B.
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Seirviccs
Sailings
from
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KHritlksn.
HrsNtll,
Juneau,
ssd
Skaiway
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11.
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flells
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tails,
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sod
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every
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11
a.m.
tey
ret
all
ttesmshlp
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fall
lafornutlts
frees
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ti.
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