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seen
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i
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8
a.m.
to
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CLOSING
out
SALE
of
MEN'S
ANIl
ItflYSP
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AND
FUUNISII-
INUS
i
still
on
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
filler,
Proprietor
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AND
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KVDIOTKONS
And
f:
W.
CHANDLER
Al
hi
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wholesale
merit
ll"
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Uupcrt
and
District
A;
KNTS
WANTED
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n
i
mix
oia
liH
Sivll.
.
4
MANY
MATTERS
BEFORE
BOARD
Terrace
People
Complain
of
1)1.
crimination
and
SuRjrest
Novel
Way
to
Popularize
Meetings
month!?
ibUtina
10.
The
romilar
fc
-
m
wwniu
Ws
tlHUV
CUU.IC.L
0
Tud.y
tven,n.(
111
the)
Trtar
Hot
and
was
well
attended
by
council
members
u
well
,
number
or
other
members
of
the
association.
1
It
wh
decided
to
leave
the
muter
of
chucr
of
University
extension
lecture
,Wlth
the
University
authorities
to
make
the
choice
and
send
what
waa
moat
;
suitable
to
all.
;
Letters
from
prospective
settlers,
rs-imrding
condltlona
and
climate
again
i
brought
up
the
question
of
tbt
neces-,'ty
ii
a
pamphlet
descriptive
of
mat
.m-atevH
and
the
feeling
waa
general
tlmt
something
of
the
kind
should
b
C
mnllctf.
In
thlt
fn
nt
inH
.
,
L
iwii
m
n
l
C
read
frum
A.
E.
Blow,
CNR.
Coi-oi'laticn
Aneui.
commendlnp
the
Idea
i
t
enrluung
a
number
of
pamphlets
Irr
rn
small
prairie
town
In
the
hope
thai
they
ml-ht
prjve
ol
latere
.t
ami
e'v-
unce.
Atler
cc,nlcl"rable
dlscuwlon
as
to
the
mcst
suitable
form
of
folder,
the
matter
waa
left
with
the
publicity
committee
t-
lnulre
into
with
the
suggestion
that
ait
vert
is;
ng
might
be
solicited
to
assis
In
covering
the
costa..
A
letter
from
W.
H
Bobertaon.
provincial
horticulturist,
aent
at
the
lnstl-gtlc:i
of
D
O.
Munro,
regarding
aultable
fir-Hirer
and
direction
for
special
care
of
irult
orchards
and
Instruction
for
grading,
parking,
eta..
In
preparation
Uf
making
a
display
at
the
provincial
fair
at
New
Westminster,
was
passed
on
tn
TIMBER
SALE
X'J69t
Sealed
T
T.den.
will
be
received
b
the
'District
PoreMer
not
lah-r
han
noon
on
the
land
dcy
c.f
February.
1B28.
for
the
liircnase
til
licence
near
head
ol
jNow.ch
Cove,
ttusaii
UUnd.
C.R.
3.
u
i
rut
liSa.COO
ft,
uf
Laard
measure
of
Upruce.
Ceiur
l!em:oclj
and
Balsam
saw-
Two
;J
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber
lurther
particular!
of
the
Chief
For-c.ter.
Victoria
or
the
District
Forester.
Frlnoe
Kuperi.
B.C.
IN
THK
COUNTY
COURT
OF
I'KINCE
HUI'EIM'
HOI.MKN
T
I'HIM
t;
111
I'KICT
Between:
A
Sulear.
Plaintiff:
And:
D.
L
Sttwar;.
Defendant.
To
D.
L
Stewart,
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
tbst
A.
SutaW
Of
Butedale.
B.C.,
has
oaouuenced
an
action
against
you
in
the
County
Court
:
Prln'jt
Rupart.
on
Ike
list
of
January
.
ito.
tot
the
sum
of
HMM
being
the
baiance
of
afta
due
to
hlna
bf
you
and
that
under
and
by
virtue
of
an
order
of
His
Honor
Judge
Young
dated
the
3rd
of
February.
IBM,
It
ciu
ordered
that
publication
of
this
n
itie
for
three
consecutive
days
be
ood
and
nufflcient
notice
of
the
Plaint
mid
Summons
nuued
In
this
action
pon
y
in.
and
ycu
are
required
under
me
said
jrder
within
ten
days
after
the
Ui
publication
of
this
notioe
to
defend
the
ssid
action
by
causing
a
dispute
note
to
be
filed
In
the
aald
'
action:
and
in
default
on
your
so
doing
the
oaid
A
tSulesr
nmy
proceed
therein
snd
Judgment
msy
be
given
in
1
yuur
sbesnce.
i
You
may
file
a
dispute
note
personally
or
by
your
Solicitor
in
the
above
Court
'
a:
the
law
courts.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
this
7th
day
of
February.
1938.
WILLIAMS.
MANSON
It
GONZALES,
I
Whose
address
for
service
is
Royal
Bank
Chamber.'..
Prince
j
33
Rupert.
B
C
ilN
THK
COUNTY
COUNT
OF
F1UNCE
HUI'KHT
ikii
ih:n
at
ruiM
K
m
i
kut
Between:
A.
Buaiell.
Plaintiff:
I
And:
D
1.
biewart,
Delendunt
I
To
D.
L.
Stewart,
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
!
TAKE
NOTICE
that
A
Bun
tell
of
1
Prluoe
Kuper...
B.C
.
has
commenced
an
i
action
against
you
In
the
County
Court
I
of
Prince
Rupert,
on
the
21st
of
Janu
ary,
1V20.
lor
cne
sum
oi
ssiu.uu
kiui
'
the
balance
ol
wages
due
to
htm
by
'
vou
and
inai
unovr
ana
dj
viriim
w
au
order
of
His
Honor
Judge
Young
dates)
,the
.
.ol
Pwkyuarv,
"..
V
i
was
ordered
that
publlcillMl
61
thUr
'
notice
for
three
consecutive
days
be
good
and
sufficient
notice
of
the
Plaint
I
and
SummoiLH
Issued
In
this
action
I
upon
yuii:
and
you
are
required
under
i
ti
e
said
order
wlth.n
ten
daya
afier
I
U-.c
last
publication
of
thin
notice
to
I
dt
fend
the
said
action
bv
caualng
a
I
dispute
note
to
be
filed
In
the
said
l
nctiou:
and
in
default
on
your
so
doing
the
said
A
Uuutell
may
proceed
therein
and
Judgment
may
dc
given
in
yjur
absence.
You
may
file
a
dispute
note
personally
or
by
your
Bollcltur
in
the
above
Court
nt
the
law
courts.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
DATED
nt
Prince
Rupert,
this
7th
day
of
February,
1988
,
,
WILLIAMS.
MANSON
It
OONZALEB.
Whose
address
for
aervlce
la
Royal
Bank
Chambers.
Prince
S3
B!M'rt
IN
THK
COUNTY
COURT
OF
IMUNCK
KUl'EKT
lllll.ltEN
AT
I'KINCE
III
'PERT
Between-
O.
W.
Nlckerson.
Plaintiff:
And:
D.
L.
Stewart.
Defendant
To
D.
I.
Stewart,
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
O
W.
Nlckeraon
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
has
commenced
an
!?r,
iSE
"orThi
sum
of
,730
86
being
I
the
balance
due
to
him
by
you
end
that
under
and
by
virtue
of
III
ordwof
HU
Honor
Judge
Young
Sated
theVSrd
nt
February,
1928,
it
is
ordered
that
publication
of
this
iTLSffiTlxSi
c,-,Mcutive
day.
.be
Sod
and
suttlclent
notice
of
ine
naini
Smf
WrM
issued
m
this
action
ami
onnun
.nlr-rt
mirier
".a'ldorde?
tl
hln"
ten
day.,
after
tbl
Est
publlcallon
of
this
notice
to
lit.nrt
trS
said
action
by
causing
s
SfiSSt
note
to
be
riled
In
the
said
tcuT
and
in
default
on
your
so
dolnk
oroceed
the
said
O
W.
Nlckerson
may
therein
!
ami
judgment
may
bo
given
In
yTot"!na?
impute
no
Jl
",f
ab.ive
toun
hu
vnur
a-illi'll.'i
i"
DtTED
at
Prince
Rupert,
tnis
7tn
dVlVn?M88r
MANSON,
aOKZALES.
'
.
r
'
c
ii
i
.".il
Hi
i'
I'huiuDers.
Prince
S3
nupeit,
B.C.
Racked
by
Rheumatism
"Fruit-a-lives"
Brought
Speedy
Relief
MR.
S.
FLOYD,
ki-ad
this
honest
letter:
Xanaimo,
B.C.
"I
had
been
tuffrrins
with
rlicurnalic
pains
in
my
shotiklers.
liccidrrj
to
try
'Fruit-a-tives'.
In
a
very
short
nhilc
I
hud
relief.
Also
bad
a
touch
or
Weeding
piles,
'Ffuit-a-trm'
worked
like
a
chirm.
I
think
they
are
rcaliy
marvellous."
Mr
s
pjj
"7!!-!-!"
Is
composed
of
fresh
fruit
jukes
intensified
and
combined
with
tonics.
The
easy,
natural
action
corrects
constipation,
stomach,
kidney
and
bladder
troubles,
rifh
the
system
of
poisons,
purifies
the
Mood,
and
banishes
rheuma-ti-ra
and
kinoicd
pains.
"Fruit-a-tives"
is
told
everywhere.
2Jc
and
50c
a
box.
Test
it
to-day.
the
Farmers'
institute.
The
secretary
reported
that
he
tad
been
asked
to
propcae
that
steps
be
token
to
have
a
road
opened
connect-lnj
the
W.
H.
McDonald
Rsd
and
the
school
road,
thereby
giving
a
more
direct
route
to
the
school
for
children
living
In
the
vicinity
of
the
McDonald.
Road.
I
was
left
with
the
public
works
committee
to
approach
both
the
municipality
and
tbe
government
in
connection
with,
tbe
onenlnw
not
nnlv
of
th
one
I
where
a
road
allowance
la
already
marked
out,
but
to
have
a
road
allowance
appropriated
as
a
continuation
of
tn
western
boundary
of
the
village
ao
as
to
make
a
more
direct
route
to
school
for
tbe
children
affected.
E.
T
Kenny
drew
attention
to
the
Isxuem
of
the
public
works
department
,
in
mt
making
any
attempt
to
repair
i
the
West
H1U
Road,,
the
slide
on
which
!
has
caused
muob
lnconveulenoe
to
traf-
I
fir
for
months.
The
matter
will
be
taken
up
with
headquarter
IllsriMMINATlON
fll
AHOEIi
A
complaint
against
the
CJf.R.
for
dlscrtmlnatteti
against
local
business
houses
in
favor
of
Prince
Rupert
firms
In
allowing
a
one-hslf
rale
on
freight
from
Prlnse
Rupert
consigned
to
section
workers
along
the
line
as
far
as
Pacific,
while
Use
full
rate
bad
to
be
paid
from
Terrace,
was
voiced
by
I.
T
Kenney
and
waa
referred
to
the
railway
committee
for
Investigation
and
au
attempt
at
re-adtustment.
A
motion
to
base
tbe
quarterly
general
meetings
made
more
of
a
social
nature,
with
smokes
and
tight
refresh-menu,
waa
carried
and
arrangements
left
with
the
entertainment
committee.
MATKIIItLM
IOK
CEMENT
Materials
aultable
for
the
manufacture
of
Portland
cement
occur
In
all
provinces
of
Canada
NOTICE.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
an
application
will
be
made
to
the
Parliament
of
Canada
at
the
next
session
thereof
for
an
I
act.
1.
For
the
Incorporation
of
a
company
I
to
be
known
as
The
Alberta.
Peace
River
I
and
Pacific
Railway
Company,
or
such
other
name
as
may
be
given,
to
construct
and
operate
a
railway
as
follows:
is)
commencing
at
a
point
at
or
near
tne
my
oi
uemonage:
tnenoe
iu
a
Westerly
direction
to
a
point
at
cr
near
the
Town
of
McLeod:
thence
Westerly
and
Northerly
in
a
direction
Generally
parallel
'
to
tbe
Calgary
and
cLsod
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
to
a
point
at
or
near
tbe
City
of
Calgary;
thence
Northerly
and
West
of
the
Calgary
and
Edmonton
railway
to
a
point
at
or
near
Lacambe;
thence
Northerly
to
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
of
Edmonton.
bi
From
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
of
Edmonton
by
the
most
feaslblS
route
to
end
aloft
the
right
bank
V
aft?
8(asoMta
lUvscie
earuasJhg
K
the
smoky
River
near
lta
Junction
with
the
Wapiti
Rim
at
or
near
Bezanson
to
the
Town
of
Oreude
Prairie
in
the
Province
of
Alberta:
thence
South
Westerly
through
the
Monkmsn
Pans
to
a
point
at
or
near
A
less
Lake
on
tbe
Canadian
National
Railway
to
the
Province
of
Brltlah
Columbia.
Id)
From
a
point
at
or
near
Grande
Prairie
in
a
North
Westerly
direction
to
s
point
at
or
near
Pouce
Coupe
and
from
a
point
at
or
near
Pouce
Coupe
in
a
North
Westerly
direction
to
a
point
st
or
near
Hudson's
Hope
on
the
Peace
River:
thence
In
a
general
South
Westerly
and
Westerly
direction
and
North
Westerly
bv
the
most
feasible
route
through
the
Pine
Pass
to
a
point
at
or
near
the
Town
of
Stewart
In
the
Province
of
Brltlsn
Columbia
at
the
head
of
Portland
Canal.
(d)
Prom
a
point
at
or
near
Hudson's
Hope
crossing
Peace
River
In
a
general
Easterly
direction
to
a
point
at
or
near
Whltelaw;
thenoe
In
a
Northerly
direction
to
a
point
at
or
near
Fort
Vermilion
and
thence
Northerly
and
Westerly
to
the
right
bank
of
the
Hay
River
at
or
near
Its
intersection
with
the
Northern
boundary
of
the
Province
of
Alberta,
The
said
railways
being
declared
to
be
tor
the
general
benefit
of
Canada.
3.
To
authorlw
the
aald
Company
to
construct
wharves,
docks
and
hotels
and
to
osti
and
operate
vessels
snd
to
collect
oharges
on
telegraph
and
telephone
messages
of
the
public,
to
file
upon
and
acquire
water
power
sites
and
to
generate
electric
and
other
energy
and
to
dispose
of
the
surplus
from
and
collect
chance
therefor.
3.
To
authorise
the
aald
Company
to
Issue
securities
in
respect
or
tne
said
Hue
of
railway
to
an
amount
not
ex-oeedlnc
Fortv
Thousand
(tt0.0O0.00i
Dollars
per
mile
for
the
prairie
sections,
and
not
exceeding
Sixty-five
Thousand
166,000
001
Dollars
for
the
mountain
section.
DATED
at
the
City
of
Edmonton.
In
the
Province
uf
Alberta,
this
4th
day
of
January,
AU.
iwb
(Signed)
J.
STEWART
CLARK.
On
behalf
of
the
Applicants,
o-o
Ewlns.
Harvle
&
Bury,
Barristers.
S"!'""
tr
.
I
r"
-
Dunk
.
f
Tirunto
Bldit.,
.
l'Mi.ijtitnn,
Alberta,
'
Canada.
SHB
DAILY
NEr73
page
Fiva
COMMITTEES
NAMED
FOR
TERRACE
BOARD
TRADEBY
PRESIDENT
TERRACE,
Feb.
10.-
President
Oor-don
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
has
named
the
following
standing
committees
for
tbe
yer:
MsBjAophlpr-A.
Jl.
Barker.
O
T.
SunsQUBid
RMk.W,
Allaif
PulPwplkeTE..
T.
Knry,
Arthur
hOarr.
y
Civic
fc;
H.
Keatiey.
Rev
A.
w.
Robinson,
W.
H.
Burnett.
Agriculture
It
h.
Prank,
W.
n.
Thompson,
H.
A.
Swain.
Mining
P.
Nash,
T.
Turner.
J.
Wlll-
man.
Lumber
Oeo.
Little,
W
A.
Kirk-
patriak,
deofgw
Dover
and
A.
Y
wn-
eos.
Publicity
If.
IlalMwell.
R.
W.
Rlley.
C.
n.
OUbert.
KntertsUunent
W.
II
Burnett.
J.
McLaren
and
O.
S.
Seamen.
Railway
A.
11.
Barker,
E
T.
Kenney.
Oeorge
Little.
Oolf
A.
H.
Barker.
W.
II
Burnett.
R.
W.
Rlky.
Raoeption
J.
K.
Oordon,
W.
Allan.
L.
II.
Kenney,
W.
A.
Kirkpatrlck.
TERRACE
FAIR
STILL
IS
MATTER
OF
DOUBT
So
lew
Attend
Merlin
Tim
I
Tlhw
I1lent
Refll
to
Proceed
tfltli
!tenrr.aiil?.itlon
TERRACE!,
Fwta.
IdD
The
meeting
called
by
v
the
Hatpera'
Institute
.
for
Wednesday
evening
in
the
hope
of
reviving
Interest
in
the
Terrace
Fall
Fair
was
no
more
successful
than
tbe
tiro
previous
meetings
called
by
last
ytar's
fair
board.
Undoubtedly
heavy
rain
kept
a
number
away
but
it
la
deplorable
that
ao
little
Interest
Is
shown
tn
the
aaatter
h.
Hull
i
well.
secretary
of
the
board
of
trade
pre
sen
ted
the
leaulutlOii
passed
at
their
meeting
the
paawtoun
evening
when
sympathy
In
the
project
wss
extended
and
every
possible
assistance
promised.
C.
F.
A.
Oratn
madw
It
very
clear
that
It
bad
not
been
ttte
Intention
of
the
Institute
to
attempt
to
take
over
the
management
of
tbe
fair
but
the
meeting
had
been
called
In
the
hope
that
a
board
of
management
might
be
chosen
from
the
audience
and
the
fair
carried
on
as
formerly.
With
the
small
crowd
present
this
was
Impossi
ble
but
on
the
atraiigth
of
the
good
will
of
the
board
of
trade
It
was
decided
to
call
another
public
meeting
for
Wednesday
evening
February
22
In
Progress
Hall,
when
the
matter
will
again
eome
up
to
be
acter
upon.
The
project
of
joining
with
the
Sulkley
Valley
and
Prancols
Lake
districts
in
sending
a
:
combined
exhibit
of
northern
B.C.
produce
to
the
Provincial
Fair
at
New
Westminster,
which
la
being
so
strongly
ail
rocs
ted
by
D.
D.
Munro
of
tbe
Land
Settlement
Board,
was
discussed
but
no
definite
decision
made
it
felt
that
the
fair
was
much
too
early
to
collect
a
dis
play
of
fruits
enough
developed
to
make
an
appearna?awhich
ould
do
Justice
So
the
pbasinitles
of
the
TERRftCE
E.
T.
Brooks
and
Frank
Watt
return
ed
to
Terrace
on
Wednesday
after
accompanying
A.
I.
Little
to
the-
Prince
Rupert
hospital.
The
voters
Hat
for
the
municipality
of
Terrace
baa
been
posted
In
preparation
for
the
forthcoming
election
of
Village
commissioners.
Bee
lion
day
is
et
for
February
30.
George
Porter
returned
on
Wednesday
from
a
visit
to
Pore
bar
Island.
Chas
A
Oordon
Nelson
who
nave
been
trapping
aa
the
OtttvadeK
river
return
ed
to
ora
on
Wednesday
to
secure
a
canoe,
further
erosalng
oh
'thslee
being
unsafe.
k'
'
.;
Prior
..te
her
eepertursl
r
Thursday
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
George
Powers
was
guest
of
honor
on
Wednesday
afternoon
at
a
tea
given
by
the
members
of
the
Rebekah
Lodge.
Terrace,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
D.
A.
McXlnnon.
During
the
afternoon
Mrs
Powers
was
present
ed
with
a
pin,
emblematle
of
the
order
and
expressions
of
regret
were
voiced
at
her
departure.
Refreshments
were
serevd
and
the
afternoon
spent
socially.
Mr.
and
Mrs
O
T.
Sundal
enter
tained
at
bridge
on
Wednesday
evening.
She
Coughed
Night
and
Day
Could
Not
Sleep
Mrs.
Leonard"
Haywood,
Victoria
Corner,
N.D.,
writes
i
"Last
fall
I
took
an
awful
cold
which
I
caught
while
driving
in
an
open
tar
on
a
cold
Oay.
"I
couched
night
arid
day,
eould
not
sleep
at
sight,
and
my
eyes
ran
water
so
that
1
eould
hardly
ace
a
tiling.
"My
husband
got
ma
a
bottle
of
lir.
''
v
L,
in
i
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
Syrup
and
before
I
had
taken
the
whole
of
It
my
cold
had
disappeared."
.
"Dr.
'Wood's"
has
been
on
the
market
for
the
past
S3
ytari)
price
33c
a
bottls,
large
family
site
OOci
put
ft?
only
Uy
TJe
T,
UUburn
Co.,
limited,
Xoroato,
Oat.
Iff"
Kichmo
nd
s
::
Louvr
Thanks
Prince
Rupert's
Shoppers
for
their
assistance
this
last.wceli
ajthcir
of
LADIES'
DRESSES,
HATS,
COATS
AND
LINGERIE.
FOR
CASH
ONLY
V
We
sincerely
thank
our
customers
for
their
assistance
in
making
this
sale
such
a
success.
It
has
been
a
record
for
our
store.
We
have
very
little
left
on
this
sale
but
that
little
we
wish
to
dispose
of
this
week.
The
prices
on
the
balance
of
these
garments
we
have
still
further
cut
down
to
do
this.
As
to
the
values
offered,
just
ask
your
friends.
Or
better
still,
look
into
our
store
befove
Saturday
night
and
see
for
yourself.
23
only,
Crepe-doChine
and
Crepe
Back
Satin
Dresses,
whose
regular
values
run
up
to
$20.00.
Slaughter
Sale
Price,
each
4
75
LADIES'
AFTERNOON
DRESSES
Regular
values
up
to
$45.00.
Go-
insfor----
$19.75
LADIES'
COATS
5
only,
Ladies'
Winter
Coats.
Regular
value
to
$80.00
each
S10.50
4
Ladies'
Winter
Coats
Regular
value
to
$45.00
each
19.50
5
Ladies'
Winter
Coats
Regular
value
to
$09.00
$26.50
No
Returns
No
Exchanges
The
balance
of
our
stock
of
Ladies'
Evening
Dresses,
and
there
are
some
beauties,
too.
Regular
values
to
$40.
Slaughter
Sale
Price,
each
1
Q75
27
ONLY,
LADIES'
HATS
Regular
price
as
high
as
$12.
Go-
tog
1.45
Sold
out.
LINGERIE
9
Suits
Ladieg'
Pyjamas.
Regular
$7.50
value
for
2.95
Ladies'
Silk
Nightgowns
Regular
value
to
$7.00.
for
81.95
Sold
out
Silk
Slips
Regular
up
to
$6.00
for
$1.95
Silk
Bloomers
and
Vests,
each.
.
95c
Spld
out.
OUR
SPRING
HATS
ARE
IN
Mail
Orders
at
these
prices
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
five
tables
being
played
with
prises
going
to
Mrs
George
UtUe
and
Dr.
Brummltt.
Mrs.
Oeorge
Powers
and
three
children
left
on
Thursday
tor
Vancouver
where
Mr.
Powers
Is
now
located.
P.
Joudry
is
spending
some
daya
In
town
this
week
end
in
the
interests
of
tut
profession.
Ur.
Cmuvcnm
Is
spending
a
few
days
in
town
with
Mrs.
Haven,
sr.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
left
on
Monday
to
attend
the
funeral
In
Smltheia
of
the
infant
eon
of
Mr.
and
Mm.
A.
C.
Fowler.
Maui
Eva
Butt
of
Usk
waa
a
visitor
in
Terrace
this
week.
BROKEToTFWRiSTS
SENT
TO
HOSPITAL
Itrnther
of
George
Utile
Tame
Into
Unpen
on
Freight
Train
for
Treatment
TERRA
OK,
Feb.
10
-
An
unfortunate
accident
occurred
at
the
local
mill
on
Tuesday
afternoon
when
A.
I.
Little,
brother
of
Oeorge
Little,
had
both
wrists
badly
broken
when
he
was
run
down
by
a
push
car
of
lumber
and
jammed
against
one
he
wee
himself
pushing.
First
aid
waa
rendered
here
by
Dr.
Brummltt
and
the
injured
man
iws,ttas.
tp,
.Prince
Rupert
hospital
on
a
ireignt
train
eariy
uw
iiwl
inn
where
x-ray
examination
showed
a
bad
fracture
of
the
left
wrist
with
dtit-p'-i,'-mrnts.
and
n
simple
fracture
of
the
right
rrist.
GUESTS
1pRESSED
WITH
PNG
ON
TIME
NEW
YORK
Feb
10.
-The
campaign
lunlnst
lute
coiners
nt
evening
func-
tiona
has
added
to
many
formal
invita-
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
HIH5AKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
C
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert.
B.G
tlons
the
notation:
"Nlne-fifteenaharp."
I'
Is
a
new
feature
which
may
end
the
Inconvenience
to
hostesses
who
have
suffered
In
silence
the
late
arrival
cf
their
guests.
Mrs.
Frederick
Vanderbtlt
waa
the
first
to
emblaaou
the
word
"sharp"
on
her
invitations.
WAFFLE
BREAKFASTS
'
ARELATEST
THING
NEW
YORK.
!).
10
Waffle
brruk-fsets
have
been
Introduced
as
a
novel
feature
by
New
York
hostaatce
this
season.
Mrs.
Frank
Storra
and
others
entertaining
debutante
daughter,
started
the
Vogue
by
serving
waffles
and
hot
cakes
lb
the
early
mt-ning
hours
of
late
parties.
Advertise
In
th
Dally
Ntwa
'Deniers
are
now
showing
"Billie
Burke
Sport
Dresses
Phone
27
P.O.
Ilox
327