January
4,
1928
We-inc-iiay.
'
KAVKiABKEVATERS'
IMtOTEC
TIONACT.
j!MifU
stntulP
f
Camilla,
Chapter
11.1
HKITIBH
COLUMBIA
FISHINO
&
'
c
KINO
COMPANY
LIMITBD.
1IE8E-bv
olVKB
NOTICE
that
It
bu
under
fw
Mnil"tr
of
PWlc
Work
at
Ottawa
,
.
.
,
tne
office
of
the
llttrar
of
UlaUhford
and
Others
Ank
Thai
plans
pert)
'nrVotSS'Xrtff,;7u
and-
"ne
r
"S
ItaHways
Con-
(I
B
LUVlJi,MBW
wiwii
MUM.
uisltes
thereto.
U
b
i;');
i
for
under
lamae.
and
will
to
i!
hi
iir
induatrlal
purpoa
upon
thr
l
irriled
aa
applied
for
to
Iciar
Kin
oi
niuun
mm.
aaoreo
I
!;,.:'!
I:
notice
wm
potted
on
the
ground
r
ii
day
of
December.
1M7.
a
,l
t
Ml.t
notice
and
an
application
i
i
..iiit
thereto
and
ta
the
"Water
Ac
."
;
h
will
be
filed
In
the
office
of
the
v.,'-'-
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
BC
i
!i
.
-v.iis
to
the
application
may
i:e
wi'h
the
aald
Water
Recorder
vt
i
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rleht-itnent
Building.
Victoria.
B.C
thirty
day
after
the
flrat
up-!..
:"'
"'
thla
notice
In
a
local
,-
The
date
of
the
flrat
publication
I
ember
33,
1937.
ROBERT
M.
CTJRRIE
Appllca.it
LAND
ACT
sotii
i:
or
IVTENTION
TO
--.V
TO
I!
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
Ore-M.Mui
Land
Recording
District
of
t
Hii.iert.
and
attuau
on
the
wet
Krunell
Harbor
at
the
Head
o:
::
mid.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
'
Britlah
Columbia.
KK
NOTICE
that
Brttah
Columbia
i'
'V
Packing
Company
Limited
uf
u'.rr
B.C
.
occupation
Salmon
Can
:
ncUs
to
apply
for
a
leaw
ol
-
i:'it!!:K
dearrlbetf
land:
:n!i:
!!'
ng
at
a
poat
planted
on
the
re
.,f
a
creek
called
Twin
Rlrfr.
4
in
wes.:
thence
twenty-one
i
rtii.
thenc
4
chalna
eat
:
ilo'i!g
contour
of
rriore
line
'i
"
f
rnmrnen
mnt,
and
con-
x
acrea.
more
or
leu.
M'
HINO
PACKlr'C
CO
LTD
Applicant.
M.
M.
Bnglteb.
Agent
rv.r.hor
7t
1017
LAND
ACT.
V"H.
til
IXTENTIOK
TO
A
PPL
V
TO
mum;
LAM)
'
i
r-nr,
Kuptrt
Land
Recordini
OU-fid
!'Mtt
on
the
touthweai
cor-:
'
"
I'inamed
bay
on
the
aoiith
'
P
rt
Chanal.
Oraharo
bland,
w
i
it
:
tta
talanc.
m
the
Provlne
""
''"!"tnbia.
.
KF
notice
that
Arthur
Robertaon.
Mi.-wt
BC
oeeupatlon
a
lumber-i
ntrnds
to
apply
for
a
leaa
of
"'
i!-'init
deacrlbed
land:
in
at
a
poat
planted
about
'
:ti
weatarly
from
the
mouth
of
mi
rtiiid
creek
flowing
into
an
un-;.i
m.ii
t,,v
on
the
wuth
bank
of
Port
"
raha
Ulaad.
Queen
Charlotte
(i-
Province
of
rttlah
Coiumblr:
4
chalna
louUierly:
thence
10
if
eaaterly:
tlMaee
4
obalna
nor-y
'o
the
ahorellne:
thence
following
'Virgin
to
point
of
commence
'
arid
containing
3
acre,
more
or
(Signed)
A.
ratd
Onto
her
.
C4rT
ROBERTSON.
IN
I'ltOIlATB
Applicant
tiik
i
pHRtir;
roniT
or
bkitisii
COLl'Mlllt
n
'he
Matter
of
the
AdmlnWrt
ration
,
Act;
and
'ho
Matter
of
the
EaUU
of
Oeorge
Clifford
Adolphus
Wilton.
Deceaaed.
In'ttate.
take
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hla
M-nor.
P
McB
Young,
the
let
day
of
De-"
her.
A
D
1837,
1
WM
appointed
Admln-i;tr,.tor
of
the
estate
of
George
Clifford
viibhui
Wllaon.
decerned,
and
all
nar-'
'
h
having
claim
agalnat
the
Mid
eatate
''
hereby
required
to
furnish
earn,
n
nperly
vartfkM.
to
at
on
or
before
'
he
3rd
day
of
Janury.
AX.
tM,
and
M
part
lei
indebted
to
the
oatnte
are
regulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
ii.clebtedneiw
t
me
forthwith.
MORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Pr'.ace
Rupert.
B.C.
m
th
,rd
dBT
'
December.
A
D
1B37
INI)
ACT
XOTICB
OF
mr.NTlOS'
TO
apply
to
ri'ltlllAKK
LANK
In
Range
B
Land
Reoordlng
Dletrlot
of
f
rlnoa
.Rup,
and
situate
at
the
northerly
end
Teiepn
Passage
.
Bkeeita
TAKE
NOTICE
that
J.
H.
Todd
&
Bon
'
Victoria.
B.C.,
oocupatlon
aatmon
can-ners
mtend
to
apply
for
permlaalon
to
purchaae
the
following
described
land:
Oommenclng
at
a
poat
planted
at
the
north
weat
corner
of
Lot
81,
Rang
S.
(
.D
;
thence
36
chain
Mt;
thence
30
chain
north,
more
or
lea,
to
high
water
h)rk:
tbenoe
southerly
along
high
water
mark
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
80
acre,
more
or
lea.
,
i
'
X
.
TODD
Se
80HS,
LTD.
LAND
ACT
koticb
or
i'tbntio
to
,rrLY
to
i.i;i;
land
In
Prlnoe
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dl-"Ict.
and
(ltuat
at
Huston
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Wanda
TAKE
HOTtCE
that
Robert
M.
Currle,
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
tUh
P"cer.
Intend
to
apply
for
a
leaie
of
he
following
described
land:
commenolufc
at
a
post
planted
at
nouhcaat
corner
about
1.000
feet
wea-;l.v
from
mlnera'
cabin
at
Iwiad
of
iiuiton
inirt;
thence
westerly
30
'
iiii'na;
thence
aoutlierly
about
13
chain:
holier
,.nterlv
30
chnlna:
thence
nor
,"'"'
n'vni!
la
rhnliia.
nnrt
oontalninv
1
';...
num.
UODhiUT
rt
mrr.nrr
Appl.caat.
URGED
RAILWAY
TO
THE
COAST
on
",r
'
u
."TTf
"n.
4--Ful
considers-
a
!U
District,
in
the
Province
of
BriUsb
wa
promised
by
Premier
Kin
and
Columbia,
which
Mid
Lota
are
situate
other
members
of
the
government
to
joinioon
Channel
In
the
aald
Province,
the
..
,
'
,t
ret)rentatiia
relr"'"tone
made
m-n.
u..
.v
by
the
dele-
and
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
ex-
iri..ii
ol
one
month
from
the
drfte
Of
"on
which
urged
the
advantage
of
iw
nrst
piihUcatlon
of
thl
notice,
Brit-
having
the
E.,
D
&
BC
taken
over
I'll
L"'"".'"
"
7,."
ey
the
C.N.R.
raii
Limited
11a.
under
Section
7
of
struct
Line
according
to
K.
A.
me
-ii.u
acv,
twir
w
ktj
jihiwiwi
vi
'
i,j
t'l1
aamoniOD,
.,i,i..
work
at
bla
offloe
In
the
Cltv
who
l
Jr
Ottawa
fbr
appro!
of
the
Mid
alt
lhrrr
J.'
.
.
thre
n,
-J
wer
number
of
Jnd
iiai"
"
for
la
to
conatruct
the
Bdmonton
ninnery,
cannery
wharf
and
per-
men
In
Ottawa
at
the
time,
they
decld-
v.
-
1
:
res
tnereio.
dated
at
Vancouver.
B.C.,
thla
I8l.li
tou,
JAMBS
K.
LAWSON,
1311
Standard
Bank
Bid;
S10
Haatlnm
it.
W
.
Vancouver,
B.C:
Solicitor
for
the
sld
Company
WATKU
NOTICE
lilVKHjJoN
AM)
Vt
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Hubert
ed
to
preaent
their
view
to
the
mln-
Mr.
Blatchford
tted
that
railway
relief
waa
clearly
required
for
the
north
country,
thla
neceaaarlly
Involving
the
construction
of
an
outli't
to
the
Pacific
coaat.
He
was
of
the
opinion
that
the
i
northern
railway
should
act
aa
a
feeder
j
to
one
or
the
other
of
Canada's
systems
U
.
anrl
that
It
.
V
...
.
l
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
V
m
i
nui.
ur
ownca
ny
viveT.
B.C.
will
I
ipply
f"r'
'a
lnt'rwU
to
take
and
uae
30.000
gallon-
I
Wnll
"'
the
eait
Mr.
Blatchfo-l
,y
of
water
out
of
amall
c.--ek
'dltruwed
the
railway
altuat:jn
wit'i
'
fi,
hkh
flowa
aoutherlr
ami
i
.
pr.m,.
,
,
,
Hen.
C.
A.
r.
:i.tr.
Huaton
Inlet.
Q.C.
la-L.dr
,Pr,'m"''
Dunning
Hon
1.000
feet
westerly
from
ml
x.
:Cha
Stewart,
Sir
Henry
THornton
ami
ut
liead
of
Huaton
Inlet.
The
Pri-ldent
Beatty
'
of
the
CPR
He
an-
"
ill
he
diverted
!rcn
the
atrean.
",,
V.
,
.
...
.
a.
I
I
Irl
nutMm
,h
thai
t
luwa
eu
tl
I
lu
naVu
L.
point
about
aoo
iei
rrom
anorr
i
piling
tnroogn
iwwnty-iour
ncre
miiieo
tor
tne
northern
line
but
h.m
no
definite
aaaurance
on
that
point.
CHURCH
PRAYER
BOOK
DISCUSSED
IN
ENGLAND
V
The
Observer
publlahed
in
London,
England,
aays
of
the
controversy
over.
the
Anglican
prayer
book:
No
revision
can
Mplre
to
equal
-the
Bu
k
of
Common
Prayer
in
the
beauty
of
holiness
Equally
to
the
religious
snd
to
the
aesthetic
mind,
the
more
congen'aJ
courae
would
be
to
leave
such
a
maaterplece
alone,
ualng
It
with
that
perfect
freedom
of
private
interpretation
which
is
peculiarly
consonant
with
the
genius
of
the
Church
of
England.
If
that
la
pot
po)M.
It
I
because
organ
laed
religion
laiki
a
fortiori
a
State
Eatabllshmenli
demands
a
modicum
of
explicltitea-
by
which
it
administration
may
be
guided
Chief
opposition
to
the
new
Book
arise
from
those
fearing
hat
the
Church
may
be
turned
from
Its
historic
bearing
They
would
address
It
aa
an
Eatabllahment
the
reminder
of
Cnrle
Leopold
to
Queen
Victoria:
'"It
u
because
you
are
Provatant
that
you
are
where
y-m
are"
To
which
the
BI'liops
anwer
in
effect
that
the
Deposited
Book
provide
them
with
a
policy
upon
which
they
at
prepared
in
attempt
the
gorernnrtnt
of
a
Re-'ormatlon
Church
nnd
that
without
It
there
ta
menacii.r
outlook
of
India-
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACTAMENDMENTS
PRE
EMPTIONS
Vncsat
unreserved.
survsyed
Crwwn
lands
may
be
pre-smftsd
by
Qrltlsh
suLJerts
over
years
of
ags,
snd
by
ultent
n
doclarlag
intention
to
becouM
BrlUah
sublact.
oonJl-tlonal
upon
realdenoe.
oeeupatlon.
nd
improvement
for
agricultural
lurpnaea
Puii
information
ooncernlng
rsgu
tl"ns
regarding
pre
imptlcni
I
given
In
BulleUn
No.
1.
Land
Berie.
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
copies
of
ilil
h
can
be
obtained
frs
of
charge
y
addressing
the
Department
of
Uind.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
to
any
uov-trament
Agent
Heeord
wiU
be
grantsJ
covering
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
purpose,
and
which
Is
not
Umber-land.
I
s
.
carrying
over
I.
board
feat
uer
acr
west
of
the
OoMt
Rang
and
l.oeo
feet
per
a
era
tut
cf
that
IUiui
Application
for
pre-smpllon
ax
to
be
addreoMd
to
Ui
Land
Com-jiiMtnf
of
th
lof
Rfvofdtoir
Dl-vlSoiv
lh
whrch
the
Inmt
tppHed
for
I
altunted.
and
are
made
on
prinlsd
form,
copies
of
which
can
b
ob-lalnsd
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
lr-mptlon
rauat
be
oeupi4
for
nv
year
nd
Improvement
mad
le
vahi
of
$!
per
aor.
Including
elearlM
and
cuiuvatln
at
lMt
five
aore.
befor
a
Crown
Qrsnt
can
b
rwcslved.
fpt
mors
detailed
Information
se
the
BulleUn
"How
to
rr-empt
LM,J"
PURCHASE
Application
re
received
for
pur-oh
of
vacant
and
unreasrvsd
Crown
tand.
not
being
tlmbwland.
"for
agrloultural
purpo;
mlnlrnum
prl
for
flrt-cla
,rabl
land
I
U
pr
acre,
and
wnAmC."Jm'
Ing)
land
II.M
pr
aor.
rorthr
In-fmnatlon
regardln:
purch
or
lea
of
Crown
land
I
Riven
In
Bulletin
Na
10.
Land
Srle.
"Pureha
and
Leas
of
Crown
Land."
MllL
factory,
or
industrial
oo
timber
land,
not
xcdlng
40
acre
may
be
purchased
or
lad.
to
con-dlUon
Including
payment
of
stump.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unurvyd
areas,
not
icllng
II
acre,
may
b
laed
aa
homlt.
StlonS
upon
.
.
dwelling
being
in
n
"
"
ereetea
cbtainable
after
rldno
and
.
Jm;
,
erovsmenv
fonamsns
and
land
has
bn
urvyd.
LEASES
roe
ralng
and
Indutrll
pur-JZ
area
n't
eicsAlng
Ml
otm
roay
be
leMd
by
on
pron
or
a
.ompany.
QRAZQ
Und.r
th
QrMlna;
Act
th
Pre-v-Iocs
U
divided
into
gTaalruj
rtrloU
und.r
a
and
5
ru
admlnl.t.rd
A""
Commllonr.
Orailng
srailng
nsntilt
ar
lud
bMd
on
rumbsrang.
priority
M..
rgtve.
KJpJir.
and
tmTelkura,
mX
to
t
Was
Subject,
to
BR0NCHIT3S
Every
Winter
Mn.
Wm.
nealey,
624
mil
Street,
London,
Ont.,
vrrtten:
"
My
daughter,
ged
fourteen,
waa
aubject
to
bromkitla
fvery
winter.
i
1'Bhe
fouM
cough
until
ah
wm
aore
from
the
'.
exertion.
'
"Ijirt
winter
a
friend
advlied
m
to
get
a
bottle
of
your
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
Syrup
o
I
got
a
amall
bottle
to
try
and
wm
delighted
to
find
that
before
she
had
taken
half
of
it
her
cough
waa
completely
relieved.
"I
certainly
feel
justified
In
reeom-mendiag
)it
to
thoee
wffering
from
rough
and
eoUf."
i
Price
35c.
a
bottle,
large
fauBv
tire
60e.;
pat
np
oly
by
The
T.
Milbarn
Co..
limited.
Toronto.
Oat,
clpllne.
if
not
disruption.
It
la
a
con-alderatlon
that
none
attaching
a
value
to
oruanlwd
religion
can
lightly
aet
aside.
TERRACE
OLD
TIMERS
FORM
AN
ASSOCIATION
til
In
OiklrM
Oter
Twenty
Venr
Kn-IrriHlntU
b
Oeurge
Utile
at
IXnner
TERRACE.
Jan.
4
George
Little
was
h.j-t
at
sn
old-tlmen'
dinner
and
smoker
held
in
the
Terrace
Hotel
on
hew
Year'H
Eve
at
which
only
those
ho
had
been
twenty
years
in
this
district
were
eligible
to
attend.
His
guest
numbered
sixteen
and
a
most
enjoyable
evening
wm
spent
with
music
and
a'.jrs
reminiscent
of
pioneer
days.
During
the
evening
a
motion
was
paed
to
continue
the
celebration
in
the
form
of
an
Old
TlmerV
Association
and
a
commute,
composed
of
C.
T.
O.
rtrern.
Oeo.
Mule
and
H.
L.
Prank
wis
appointed
to
make
arrangements
for
next
year'a
meeting
Those
present
Included:
Oeorge
Little.
K.
OLnon.
J.
Cauther.
Barney
Colbachlne.
H.
L.
Prank.
ChM.
Cllgey.
C.
T.
A.
Oreen.
Ed.
Mlchaud.
V
Soucie.
Wm.
Weat
and
Donald
Bruce,
all
of
Terrace,
and
L.
Betburen
and
Chu.
Durham.
Usk:
Chas
Swanaon.
Rcmo;
Walter
Washburn.
Kitwanga:
and
Walter
Warner.
Romwcod.
Others
eligible
to
attend
and
to
whom
invitations
were
sent
but
who
were
unable
to
be
present
were:
Percy
Skinner
and
Pred
Forrest
,
ViX:
R.
L.
Mcintosh.
Prime
Rupert:
B
Doble.
Copper
City:
Ed
Brickenden.
HaMlton:
Robt.
Braun.
Oeo.
E.
Keith.
Jack
Bell.
Wm.
Ooodwin.
Pred
Mlchaud.
H.
Cor-lett.
Terrace;
and
E.
Eby.
Smtthera.
FISH
ARE
AFFLICTED
WITH
GOITRE
AND
MORTALITY
IS
HIGH
SEATTLE,
Jan.
4.-
lsh.
like
humans,
are
afflicted
with
goitre.
Dr.
John
Ouberlat
of
the
University
3t
Washington
experimenting
for
a
remedy,
my
that
eastern
brook
trout
in
liatcbertes
are
apparently
the
only
ape-cies
that
suffer
from
the
disease,
but
that
among
these
tne
mortality
U
so
hlgn
that
It
affecta
propagation.
Working
on
the
theory
that
tack
of
Iodine
causes
the
goiter.
Professor
Ou-berlet
is
feeding
the
unit
potassium
Iodine,
snd
preliminary
teats
seem
to
polir.
tj
a
successful
cur.
DOGS
GET
FREEDOM
STREETS
OF
CITY
LYNN.
Mas
.
Jo
4
By
proclamation
of
Mayor
Bauer
tegs
are
amused
tlie
freedom-
of
the
street
If
they
do
not
make
nulunce
of
'.hemselves
or
obstruct
traffic
like
some
political
M-piranta
do.
The
more
he
sec,
of
men.
the
more
reapect
th
may
it
us
for
doga.
The
proclamation
wm
Issued
after
state
authorities
urged
that
stray
degs
be
riundvd
up
and
killed
because
ol
the
apread
of
rabies.
CN.lt.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
Harry
Nedden.
arrived
at
11
o'clock
thl
morning
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Pall
and
will
Mil
at
10
tonight
for
Stewart
and
Atiyox.
returning
brre
at
o'clock
Friday
morning
to
sail
Aouth
at
3
am.
TIMIIHK
SALE
X9381
Baalad
Tenders
will
be
received
by
th
Minister
of
Lands
st
Victoria,
B.C.,
not
later
than
neon
on
the
13th
day
of
Jan-
purcnaM
oi
uommo
miram
lineal
feet
ol
Poiba
CB'ivi
kWa
situated
on
Lot
083
and
1611V
Sswell.
Maasett
Inlet,
Q.C.I.
District.
.
Two
(Hi
year
will
be
allowetl
for
re-inoval
of
timbi'.
Further
partlculara
of
th
Chief
For-e.te'-.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
Diatrlcl
Poreter,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TLMIiEIt
SALE
X7001
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
District
Porerter.
not
later
than
noon
on
the
30U
day
of
December,
1037,
for
the
pure
has
of
Licence
XT0Q4,
Barnard
Core,
Princess
Royal
Island,
C.R.
4,
to
cut
1,183.000
feet
board
meMUit
uf
gpruoe.
Cellar,
Hemlock
and
Btlsam
mn
v.-logH
Two
(2i
vrnrs
will
b
allowtd
t
re-iiiuval
of
timb"-
.il
1
i.
iiIii:-.h
i.
I
I
f
Clil.'f
por-
-
i
.
.
t
.
i-
i
,n
I,,
u.ttnet
Foies-.(ii,
I'.iucs
ituiuii,
B.C.
THE
DAILY
NKW3
CARD
PARTY
AND
DANCE
AT
ESSINGTON
i
PORT
ESBIHOTO.N.
Jan.
4.
A
card
i
party
and
dance
waa
given
In
the
Putt
'
'
EailngtTn
Hall
on
Monday
by
Mr.
and
f
Mn.
George
Dtu
and
Mra.
M.
C.
Lltnea
A
Son.
Among
tbfiae
present
were
Rev.
Itushbroofc,
A.
Moore.
Mra.
Jock
Smith.
Mr.
and
Mn.
A.
Taylor,
Mr.
E.
Smith,
Mr.
and
Mra.
H.
Barl
Chambera.
Mr.
and
Mra
J.
Knox.
R.
S.
Donaldaon.
Mra.
O.
'
t
W.
Davla
Sr..
Mr.
-Oarthum,
OU
Aurlol.
Mia
a.
Cunnlaffbun.
H.
J.
Brown,
Mn.
j
A.
Perktni,
I.
M.
Utnea,
Mr.
Snadhala.
I
ft.
Oibaon.
VANDERH00F
'
The
Vanderhoof
and
District
.
Board
of
Trade
hM
decided
to
Mtt
the
town
of
Port
St.
Jtmea
In
putting
on
big
;
celebration
on
Jttiy
1
next.
!
taador
Lout,
Stuart
Lata
Indian,
while
working
lot'
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.,
cut
hi
log.
Infection
set
In
and
It
wm
neoMMry
to
amputate
the
member
at
lb
thigh
in
the
Hazel
ton
Hospital.
1
A
grand
total
of
3345.60
waa
realized
a
a
result
of
the
recent
"Sunahine
Fund"
campaign
here
On
Saturday
morning
last
the
thermometer
at
the
Vanderhoof
station
reached
a
low
level
for
the
season
of
53
degree
below
aero.
The
coldeit
weather
pjiilusjMj
recorded
here
wm
67
degree
Ltw
Saro
in
1930.
T"
After
having
spent
the
Christnuw
and
New
Tear
holiday
season
vislUng
hero
with
bar
father.
John
Rhlndresa,
Mm.
Campbell,
screen
pnnled
by
bar
son.
Ken.
hM
left
for
Sheraton
to
visit
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
Kelly.
A
bandaome
prayer
desk
and
lectern,
the
handiwork
of
William
J.
Bowman,
have
been
dedtaaked
in
the
local
Church
of
Bngtand
by
th
minister.
P.ev.
L.
J.
Hale.
Samuel
Cocker,
who
hM
been
building
at
Kitwanga
tor
the
Hudson
Bay
Co..
spent
th
Christmas
and
New
Tear
honeys
with
Mend
in
this
district.
On
account
of
the
cold
weather.
Sunday
School
wm
not
held
on
Sunday
in
the
Onlted
Church.
The
New
Tear
at
usoii
wm
suitably
celebrated
in
local
churche.
The
Control
fn
Pool
ihtpprii
u
week.
Ov.iirt
-
Hay
the
.'V
!
St
Mis
K'vc
Bt'inki
i:
...
rr.-t.
mat
:h!
Nt
'v
Yf.ir
f.
.::.
M
and
Mi-
J.irnt'
('.imptull
.
I
r.i.r.
Mr-
W
II
Mill'-r
been
verv
i,.
all
v-pk
and
n.
i-
isjcii
n'tin.it.d
iy
Di
j
Hi.--
6t.iie
i
Miss
Mnry
81H-M
Wn-
i
I'url:
:o
vpcrid
.
'
Ye.ir
'mild..
',
acre
from
J.i--
C'll!
IStlllilv
M,-
vim'..
i
in
vn,
the
;uel
.I
Mis.--
M:irv
Me;!u.h
HURNS
LAKE
M:v.
V.iud
H.ir'lcy
spent
the
C"ui.-:-I1..1-
.uul
NrV
Vim:
luiluLiy-
V.inclir-l.xif
it:i
lid
pBients
The
lowr-t
t
"!
i
peril
t
ure
lcatln.
of
tlie
.sr.,
huu
u.is
ip-orded
List
wick
whru
th
IlieillHime-
:
;lllll;cil
t:
.10
,li-i!M
I
oei
.ui'
M.:.s
Olive
N.iMtse.
ah,
is
..u.-istU-g
High
Si
1i1
..:
1'r.iu.-
()o:i.t
spent
the
b
:.d.is
iu:t
nith
lin
ji..u'is,
Mr.
and
Ms
U
K
N.
iirar
Alfred
and
OraM
Harrison,
who
ar
attending
school
tn
Prince
Rupert
spent
the
holiday
at
Decker
Lake
with
their
sister.
Mra.
P.
J.
Carroll.
The
Francois
Lkske
terry
hM
now
been
tied
p
for
tie,
winter
oft
account
of
ice
on
the
hvtaj
'
Charles
Ostlund
la
handling
the
tie
contract
of
Carrier.
Elelkle
and
Mul-valiy
In
this
district.
District
vttltor
in
town
during
the
week
Included
D.
Wardrop.
A.
P
Che-nette,
P.
L.
Mulvlll.
Orasay
Plaint:
Mr.
J.
Bonnor.
Bndafco,
and
O.
O
Boyce,
Prine
Oeorge.
PRINCE
GEORGE
A
splendid
volume
of
holiday
busl-nsss
wet
reported
by
local
retailers,
particularly
those
who
advertised
through
the
town
press.
MIm
Virgluia
JOstniea
mad
a
aplcu-did
Impression
in
'
piano
recital
tat
week
at
the
Strand
hMtr.
She
wm
assisted
by
Thomttun
Ogg
who
sang
vocal
number
a
ocom
panted
by
Mra.
W.
A.
Freser.
a
recent
addition
to
th
muaical
taUnt
of
thl
city.
Local
prints
rs
rMlrd
a
novel
Chrlat-rim
greeting
card
from
J.
Peck
Mc-Swaln
of
Stewart,
a
provincial
pioneer
In
the
trade.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Aubrsy
Barkwell
of
Ed-monton
ar
vlalUng
here
with
Mr.
Bark
111
parent,
Mr.
and
Mr
Jauob
Ltlth,
pioneer
merchant
of
Prince
Oeorge.
la
her
renewing
old
acquaintance.
The
akm
of
Knox
United
Church
met
iMt
Friday
evening
after
which
preparatory
aervlce
WM
held.
M
E.
Million
has
analn
won
the
tt
r.
:'
r"-
Trut.1
prlre
for
pl!"-.''-l
tralnmg
in
i"
mcc
(Ji..i;.o
"''Ic
"II
Ml
H
rUllHI
The
man
who
thought
a
boggy
was
In
the
old
days,
a
solid,
conservative
citizen
might
sniff
and
tell
you
he
didn't
read
advertising:.
He
didn't
think
so
much
of
the
horseless
carriage,
cither.
The
telephone
was
newfangled,
and
an
insult
to
His
Majesty's
mails.
-
As
for
radio,
aeroplanes,
wireless
pnotography
if
they
had
heen
horn
then,
he
prohahly
would
have
thought
them
a
hit
immoral.
Hut
he's
changed.
He's
heen
educated.
His
point
of
view
has
heen
made
hroader
and
more
modern.
He
has
heen
civilized
hy
the
automobile,
the
telephone,
radio,
advertising.
Every
single
one
has
opened
up
new
paths
for
him,
taught
him
new
things.
Advertising,
especially.
Advertising
tells
him
the
newest
things
to
wear,
the
best
things
to
eat.
Advertising
tells
his
wife
how
to
make
a
home
up-to-date
and
attractive.
Advertising
tells
him
the
prices
to
pay
for
things
he
buys,
saves
him
from
the
old-fashioned
ways
of
doing
business
helps
him
live
well,
keeps
him
modern.
Advertising
can
help
you.
The
advertisements
in
this
newspaper
are
here
to
tell
you
many
things
thai
make
life
more
comfortable,
more
interesting,
happier.
Read
them
faithfully.
They'll
keep
you
abreast
of
the
times.
They'll
prevent
you
from
becoming
the
type
of
old
fogy
who
sniff
!
doesn't
read
ADVERTISING
IS
THE
KEY
TO
MODERNITY
fChoel.
Ml
MUligan
hM
takon
thl
honor
for
many
paara
now.
The
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
met
tMt
Friday
afternoon
la
the
city
hall.
Special
New
Tsar
aarvice
were
held
oy
the
ialvatlon
Army
as
well
ss
all
local
church.
.Th
tooal
branch
of
th
Canadian
Legion
held
It
sacood
annual
masquerade
ball
In
Rltta-Kifsr
Hll
on
Monday
night.
Six
prim
wer
given
for
the
best
coatumae.
'
V.
R.
ClMiihu
arrived
a
the
end
of
the
week
from
Vancouver
to
take
over
the
duties
of
city
clerk
bore.
Mr.
Clear!
hue
for
some
rears
wm
a
member
of
the
auditing
firm
of
Herbert
J.
Paley
A
Co.
Iroy
Stlbba.
lately
principal
of
the
McBride
school.
hM
arrived
her
to
Ml
the
vacancy
on
the
local
ataE
cauaed
by
the
resignation
of
Miss
Williams.
Murdoch
McLrod.
local
optician.
hM
moved
his
offloe
from
Columbia
Hotel
to
Oeorge
Street
adjoining
the
Km
pre
Barber
Shop.
i
Paul
Wleland
ha
been
selling
large
I
quantities
of
local
milk-fed
poultry.
TERRACE
Mis
Eiderkln
returned
on
Saturday
after
having
aprut
her
vacation
with
friends
In
Port
Bsalngton.
Mn
T.
P.
McLrod
and
two
son
who
have
spent
th
past
few
year
in
thla
district
left
on
Thursday
for
Idaho.
Mlas
EMthep
returned
Saturday
after
accompanying
Mia
Prters
to
Prtne
Rupert.
Mlas
Oroe
Andrew
of
Prince
Oeorge
who
ha
apont
the
Xmaa
vacation
at
the
home
of
Mr.
E.
T.
Kanney
returned
to
the
Interior
on
Saturday.
Loran
T.
Kenney
returned
to
Prlmse
Oeorge
on
Ca'.urday
after
apeudlng
several
day
with
friends
here.
The
past
week
hM
proved
to
be
the
longest
apei:
of
continuously
cold
weather
recorded
here
In
a
long
time.
With
the
thermometer
anywhere
from
lx
to
sixteen
below
nml
n
Mtmng
wln-1
blowing.
Terrace
has
indeed
thlvertd.
PAGE
FIVa
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
L
inited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
Th
members
of
the
local
Canadian
Legion
held
a
meat
enjoyable
smoker
In
their
club
rooms
on
Thursday
Uat.
Walter
Wuhburn
of
Kitwanga
spent
few
day
In
town
"th
friend
at
the
end
of
the
week.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Mary,
Capt
C.
C.
Satntey.
la
due
about
7
o'e'
.
"
tonight
.'roni
Alaska
points
and
:'"
hbII
mi
hour
ltor
for
Vancouver
t
.id
Victoria.
SHIPYARD
OperatlnE
U.T.I
20.000
Ton
Floatln?
Dry
Dock
CnnJiirers,
Machinists,
Doilertnakersi.
Ulacksmlths
I'allern
makerr.
Fnundtrs.
Woodworkers.
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
aCCTYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailing
from
Prim
Buptrt.
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Swan
on
I
lay,
Alert
Ray,
etc.
Toeaday,
3
p.m.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
llutedale.
Alert
llay,
etft.
Satnrday
9
am,
lor
PORT
SIMPSON.
NAAS
RIVKU
POIVTS,
.
ALICE
ARM,
ANTU.X.
HTKWAKT,
Hales
Wand,
Sunday.
3
li.m.
133
tnd
Avenue.
K.
M.
nMITII,
Agent.
Prince
Rupert.
ILC.
Throogh
lltkett
td
to
Victoria
and
Seattle,
and
liiicie
rhetkfd
thrwtlgh
to
dellntlon.
The
new
year
was
unite
red
In
with
a
terrific
wind
and
It
waa
on
of
the
coldest
night
felt
here
for
years.
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Cnih
price
tickets.
AleUrftle
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
lltli
St.
Telephone
557.
ii
Hi.-
r
.1.
'j'
m