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Infinite
pains-hours
of
study
and
thought
to
every
small
particular
the
most
carefully
trained"
tea
organization
in
the
world,
buying
the
best
teas,
blending
most
skilfully
packing
the
best
way.
So
Is
"SALABA'S"
delicious
flavour
guarded.
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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
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Editor.
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on.
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srace-1
b
hi-
party.
LetJt
A.-
we
see
it,
to
stay
:
Me
belongs
would
be
i
Mo
is
to
maKe
jt
a
success.
A
good
board
has
been
e
matter
is
safe
in
their
hands
.but
the
co-oneration
of
all
the
poop!,
in
desirable
if
the
best
results
are
to
be
obtained.
Doubtless
she
directors
will
unfold
their
plans
as
they
decide
on
a
course
of
auion
and
citizens
will
be
kept
in
close
touch
with
the
situation.
BRITISH
MONEY
FOR
CANADA
British
money
is
coming
to
Canada
fast
and
is
causing
a
good
deal
of
activity.
Not
only
is
it
in
mining
that
this
is
noted.
The
deal
for
the
B.C.
Electric
Railway
is
an
interesting
one
and
other
developments
may
follow
in
its
wake.
T.he
huge
power
;
lant'
at
Bridge
Rive
is
supposed
to
be
part
of
the
deal
and
possibly
pulp
or
paper
plants
may
follow.
.
,
,
.
.
It
is
in
mines
that
we
have
so
far
noticed
the
greatest
influx
that
will
affect
this
district,
but
who
can
say
what
may
be
done
in
regard
to
pulp
and
paper
in
the
near
future?
There
is
bound
to
be
something
big
around
the
mouth
of
the
Naas
River
before
long-
An
Ally
oS
Commerce
CO-OPERATING
with
every
phase
ol
Canadian
the
largest
number
el
branchea
in
Canada
it-
For
tlie
grafter
prosperity
of
Canadian
business.
tt
ST'wf
rasas
VANCOt-'VCH
The
Royal
Banli
Of
Canada
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Rupert
Drancb
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35.
RofettJtjiB,
Ma
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CRIB
AND
WHIST
PRIZES
AWARDED
TWO
IIIXIHtKIl
HMtMIXM
I'KKSIINT
LAST
MliHT
AT
KNJOY.MM.K
.
IT
XC'TIOX
IMini
MOONK
I.OIKIK
UM'U'KS
river
two
hundred
LvJ-gi"
u;-f
;L-dp
for
Lthe
tti
seuttlon
(if
'
tlu-'
Clear
ton
to
wtre
prei
mskhiK
ore
ship,
to
Moose
Lodge,
received
by
B.
M.
Simpson,
Newton
Cup.
for
whist
runnera-qp.
to
CNR.
Ladles,
received
by
Mrs.
P.
S.
Wennlg
Individual
cup
for
highest
ladlas'
standing.
Mrs.
O.
Stegavlg.
Individual
run
for
highest
men's
standing,
B
M.
Simpson.
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delivery,
oy
man
or
carrier,
yeany
period.
pa,ld
in
advance
Kft.OU
ship,
to
Grotto,
received
by
Aid
O
W.
For
lesser
period,
paid
i'i
advance,
per
month
50
Rudderham.
By
niail
to
all
purl
of
Northern
and
Centra!
British
Columbia,
i
Newton
cup
for
crlbbage
nimiers-up.
paid
in
advance
for
v.'arly
period
f:i.00
Orange
Lodne.
receiwd
by
w
R-th-
Or
four
ninnfn-;
t'nr
n
nn,ell
By
mil
to
all
other
parts
of
Empire
Empire
and
and
United
United
State;
states,
"
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M
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t
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
pe
Mr.
Newton
also
presented
F
E.
,.;id
in
advance
per
year
...
$6.00
!of
..,
t.rv
of
both
Whtet
and
Crlbbage
Leagues
while
Mr
Newton,
who
wa
president,
was
similarly
honored
by
B.
M.
Simpson.
Winners
of
whlit
prizes
tor
the
evening
were:
ladles
flrtt.
Mrs.
N.
McLeod;
ladles'
second.
Mrs.
Roles:
ladies'
tblrd.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorehouse:
men's
first.
R
Kllloti.
mens
second:
J.
McLean,
men's
i
third.
Charles
Phillips
j
Crlbbage
prize-winners
were:
men's
flrft.
Ted
Rorvli:
men's
second.
J.
'Bitlccr:
mens
third.
D.
McCorklndale;
'ludies'
first.
Mn.
A.
Mcltae;
ladles'
t-.econd.
Miss
E
.
Mis.
Tom
Boulter
I
G
tills
Royer
was
master
of
monies
for
whist
and
Aid.
D.
W.
Rud-
derhsm
tor
crlbbage.
Tom
Elliott
presided
at'
the
door.
The
committee
In
charge
consisted
of
A.
O.
Franks,
chalr-their
:ntan,
A.
O.
Bartlett,
D.
C
Schubert.
W.
u
ho,
it
Lj,mD'
N-
Mussallem.
Jack
Preece.
W
oerry
and
J.
amltn.
After
cards,
refreshments
were
served
and
dancing
followed,
music
being
by
Miss
Irene
Morrison's
orchestra.
WHEAT
EXPORT
AT
VANCOUVER
I
a
good
one.
i'i-w
or
tiniix
khom
that
pout
ONTIXl
KK
l
XAHATKII
VANCOUVER.
April
iwheat
from
this
port
continues
unabat
led
but
only
one
small
consignment
went
to
the
Orient.
Following
were
the
by
roiled
St.iN
s
and
France
to
get
snipments
during
the
week:
bind
themselves
in
a
world'
Benjamin
Franklin
tor
London
i-t
im
important
steD
that
has
been
lw
"u"
BU
here
should
be
no
difficulty
i
,"wara
.
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usiy
win
iau
in
une.
nucn
ii
w
I'
an
old
-afe
for
many
years
at
any
tei
national
conflict.
to
Colon
for
orders.
Falmouth
for
orders.
381
.305
bus.
Minnesota
for
Havre
with
the
option
of
Antwerp
82.000
bus
;
for
Antwerp
47.204
bus.
O
re
y
lock
for
London
4S.9M
bus.:
tor
Liverpool
52,040
bus.
Bengloi
to
Hampton
oBada
tor
orders
2BS.084
bus
Benefactor
for
London
92.400
bus.;
fur
Liverpool
IS.2&4
bus.
Balboa
for
Swedish
ports
201,47.
811
ton
Hull
for
London
389.731
bus.
Sydland
to
Fsyal
for
orders
M7.2S0
JUS.
Thlrlby
for
Hull
2B8.867
bus.
Tacoma
for
Yokohama
MJ0I
bus
SUCCESSFUL
TEA
AND
'.
SALE
BY
BAPTIST
AID
..
U.
.
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I'll
ix-tUm
In
Cliiirrh
YeMentay
Afle
niwn
.tltntrtHe
awl
HI
rutrwnlsetl
A
very
successful
tea
end
sale
ot
home
cooking
was
held
at
the
First
Baptist
Church
yesterday
afternoon
un
drr
the
auspices
of
the
Ladles'
Aid.
The
funct'i
a
was
well
patronised
and
a
substantial
sum
waa
realized.
The
toi
room
waa
beautifully
decorated
with
dnffodlls.
narcissi
and
green
fellage
Mi's
F.
H.
Llnzey,
president
of
the
Aid.
waa
assisted
by
Mrs
W
F.
Price
In
welcoming
the
guests.
Con
veners
In
charge
of
the
tea
room
were
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lindsay
and
Mrs.
A.
Ivaraon
who
were
assisted
by
Mr.
W.
W.
Wratball.
Mrs.
C.
O.
Campbell,
Mrs.
O.
Stromdshl
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Johnstone
Mrs.
Charles
Larkln
had
charge
of
the
fancy
work
table
nnd
Mrs.
Frank
mcrrls
and
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan,
the
home
cooking.
Mrs.
Oeorge
Hlbbard
acted
as
cashier
NEW
HAZELTON
There
are
now
sixteen
men
on
the
payroll
at
the
Mdhawk
property
and
the
crew
will
soon
be
Increased
again.
A
Jlgg
plnnt
'SfttVed
'tins'
week
and
It
is
expected
to
have
it
in
operation
-within
a
few
day.
Much
high
gride
aa
well
as
milling
ore
is
In
sight.
AI
Harris
la
Ftiperlniendent
In
charge
of
operations.
Police
headquarters
at
Haaelton
are
having
considerable
improvements
made
(o
their
surroundings,
there
being
considerable
Jail
Kbor
available
these
day.
A
new
compressor
has
arrived
at
Hare
It
on
to
he
used
by
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
on
the
ribbagai.
'"
ljigWj;,lirtvi?n
llnrireuiwn
alM
Terrace.
Tl
PelitotilKe
Club
met
on
Tuesday
night
of
tin
week
it
.I"-
home
of
Mrs.
R.
.
eariirnt.
Last
,u
Mrs-
James
Trumbull's,
prize
were
won
by
Mn.
Chappolt
and
Mn.
Seigent.
There
vh
eom"
siu.w
h.te
at
the
lint
of
the
weejt
bm
fin
we.ither
has
pre-villed
for
the
past
lew
days
nnd
It
bat
been
quite
we.rm.
htuhta
ti.t
,f.WBtinl
OI
lne
cunpaii.
'Whist
una
Crlbbage
League
seasons
to
j
their
respective
winners.
The
evening
piuved
to
be
most
enjoyable.
I
Miiitlniu
at
tlu
trochlea
were
!
H
i.
.llnM,.
Ki
a
M
UMVtnn'
iruiu
vauuuuver
iu
uinivc
.......
tor
the
mill
that
is
to
1
n..ui
.
-,v.i..
expects
UJh
trade
ore
In
considerable
q'uan-J
tlty
Is
uow
belli
stoput
xi-jm.
ine
Oliver
Cup
mine
W
B.
Dornber.
presl-
orth
this
summer.
ls
due
this
week
be
established
o
i
'-he
property
Uiis
summer.
Wrl
ncll.
Premier
M.L.A.
states
McLean
to
W.
W.
Anderson
of
Haaelton
porting
a
new
Sedan
car.
that
visit
up.
......
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1
,K
.Minn
in
th
111.
u
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-
Tb
Canadian
Legion
has
opened
a
irculatlng
library
in
New
Haaelton.
J.
F.
Morrlssey.
teacher
of
the
Be
bine
Indian
school,
ha.
tendered
his
resigna
tion
to
.
Hydr.
Indian
agent.
I
Dan
McKenzle
made
a
brief
business
;
trip
to
Smlther-
last
week
Thcinas
King
and
Martin
Saunders,
1
old
timers
of
the
d:str:ci.
arrived
las.
week
and
have
Joined
the
staff
of
the
Mohawk
mine.
Edward
O.
Brown
and
John
Lewis.
Vancouver
mining
men,
have
returned
south
after
spending
a
couple
ol
week,-:n
the
district.
E.
A.
Ooddard
of
Pacific
baa
boen
pending
the
Easter
holidays
at
his
borne
In
New
Hazel
ton.
i
Is
now
W.
J.
I.
Oreenaway
of
Alice
Arm
la
:
MMfMttn
ttm
ffd
tmr
hnllrfftva
In
Mjr
1
M
Earle:
ladles'
thlrd.',r-
,
Miss
UosTatt
of
Haaelton
la
spending
the
Easter
holidays
in
Smitbers.
(
been!
Carl
Wilson
of
Klsplox
baa
spending
the
Easter
holidays
at
There
were
special
Easter
services
at
'
all
the
local
churches
last
Sunday
and
I
there
were
large
congregations
lu
each
case.
Thara
was
a
Oood
Friday
service
j
in
the
Haawiton
United
Church.
;
The
baseball
season
was
opened
in
Hazeium
on
Monday
when
the
natives
i
of
Hazel
ton
and
Klsplox
met
on
the
.
local
grounds.
Douglas
Lay,
resident
mining
engineer,
addressed
a
meeting
in
Hazelton
ilast
evening.
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrlnch.
MX.A.
oecUptad
the
'
chair
On
Wednaeday
is
The
flow
ofin,m'
spoae
at
ew
nazeiion.
Pete
Epoch
la
hopeful
ot
soon
oper-l
sting
the
ferry
on
the
Skeena
River
at'
;
Haaelton
again
although
the
ice
has
not
presentation
here
of
yet
gone
out.
(Widow"
next
month.
ily
have
moved
Into
house
at
Harrlton.
Mrs.
Mackay's
FRINGE
GEORGE
Local
real
estate
men
sold
27
lots
In
one
week's
drive
at
reduced
prices,
the
special
sale
being
conducted
by
H.
O.
Perry.
O.
W.
Mason
and
M.
C.
Wiggins.
Purchasers
have
included
Jacob
Lalth.
A.
P.
Anderson.
Prince
Oeorae
Con
struction
Co..
j.
A.
Boyd,
A.
E.
Roberta.
B.
J.
Oarvey
and
O.
Fehf
The
Dooming
"hduee
on
Third
Avenue
conducted
by
Bant
falvo
was
gutted
by
fire
Wednesday
nlgttt
The
darn
age
was
by
insurants.
D.
H.
I
Shield
rick
of
New
West
minster
win
arrive
in
the
city
soon
from
Revels
to
k
to
take
the
position
of
accountant
in
the
local
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
succeeding
N.
P.
Woodward
who
has
been
transferred
to
br
manager
of
the
Elbow
Park
branch
f
the
bank
in
Calgary.
C.
H
Lrwtn
will
arrive
In
Oeorae
next
week
to
prepare
c
Prince
for
tha
bre
throats
need
this
Double-
Treatment
Rubbed
on
the
throat,
Vicks
relieves
in
two
direct
ways:
(1)
Its
vapors,
released
by
the
body
heat,
are
inhaled
direct
to
the
air
passages;
and
(2)
At
the
same
time
Vicks
"draws
out"
the
soreness
like
an
old-fashioned
poultice.
wVAPOR
UB
Owr
t?
Million
Jars
IteoYtAxa
the
show
"Red
R.
W.
Haggen
ot
Vancouver
returned1
Spectacular
attractions
are
to
be
pre-eoutb
at
the
first
ol
this
week
after
aented
by
the
Fair
Board
at
the
annual
having
made
a
survey
of
the
Mohawk
Dominion
Day
celebration
here.
There
property.
(will
be
a
first
price
of
MOO
on
a
sweep
stake
on
bone
racing.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bert
Chappell
and
fam
J.
B.
Lambert
ha
purchased
the
double
eorner
at
the
intersection
of
George
Street
and
Third
Avenue
occupied
by
the
business
premises,
of
,tiw
Lelth
Hardware
and
A.
M.
Patterson
tor
M.600.
Aid.
Alas
Moffat
left
this
week
tor
Edmonton
where
he
will
receive
medical
treatment.
Charles
A.
Pyne
baa
started
a
movement
for
the
plan
unr
of
shade
trees
In
she
residential
sections
of
the
city.
Other
residents
will
Join
with
him
In
boatrtifylng
.
their
particular
section
of
the
town.
.
Lmu?
of
he'laevsrHjrrWa're
fc
Furniture
Co.
for
the
purchase
from
an
Ontario
owner
ei
(he
property
on
Tblrd
Avenue
at
prasant
occupied
by
M.
B.
Buchanan.
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for
the
Dally
New
"PROVINCIAL
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hereby
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311
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ire.
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applicant
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registration:
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other
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Prince
Rupert,
B.C..
this
6th
day
of
April,
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intend,
sixty
guys
rroml
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
i
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improvements,
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Ormit
of
the
above
claim.
'
And
further
take
notice
that
artinn
1
under
ar-ll
n
SB
must
be
commenced
bufore
t
ie
Issue
of
such
Certificate
of
Imnrovcuirnt
Dated
this
8th
dav
of
March.
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CO.
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1M1TED
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Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
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Rupert.
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SPECIAL
SALE
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PAIR
OP
SILK
KNIT
HL003IBRS
Values
up
to
2.06
pair.
In
shades
of
Ashen
of
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Deep
Rose
V;
Harvest,
Paw.
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Lavender,
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now
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