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li
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I
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11
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I-.
.
I
KI.
'
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l
:i
t
lf
1
,
l.l'i
l'K
NOTICE.
v)iKE
that
tin
application
ihc
Parlluan"u
ul
Cnn-''
"
,
si
session
t.iierrof
for
an
.
nrpuration
of
a
company
1
1.
AlbrrU,
Fern
ltlver
...ij
Company,
or
mien
;"
niy
be
given,
to
con
a
railway
M
follows:-
ut
a
point
at
or
near
.
h
bridge;
thence
In
a
,
ti.m
10
a
point
al
cr
I
of
McLeod;
ihenre
,i
Northerly
In
a
direction
.
,
,!
to
the
Calgary
and
i
i
of
the
Canadian
Parl-ii
point
at
or
near
the
,
rnence
Northerly
and
c.ilary
and
Edmonton
..it
lit.
at
or
near
Lacjmhe:
v
to
a
point
at
or
near
l.ciieill'-'ltl.
:
.jut
at
or
near
the
City
.
iiy
the
moat
feasible
n
.iionn
the
right
bank
of
,
e
Kiver
to
crossing
of
,
r
niver
near
1U
junction
,
w.ipiti
River
at
or
near
,
the
Town
of
Grand
he
Province
of
Alberta;
,
:i
Westerly
through
the
i-
to
a
point
at
or
near
.
,
hi
the
Canadian
National
tne
Province
of
British
,
point
at
or
near
Orande
i
North
Westerly
direction
ut
or
near
Pouce
Coupe
,
point
at
or
near
Pouce
,
North
Westerly
direction
ur
near
HVdson's
Hcpe
i
.
,
.,-
Klver;
thence
In
a
gen-We-terly
and
Westerly
di-i
North
Westerly
by
the
...
route
through
the
Pine
ut
or
near
the
Town
.,
the
Province
of
British
i
lie
head
of
Portl.in
i
,
,int
at
or
near
Hudson's
Pence
Hlver
in
a
ijeii
lue.'LH
u
to
a
point
lit
..
..
,,!,
tlieaoc
In
a
Nor-:i
to
a
point
at
or
ne.ir
..,
a
and
thence
Noriherlv
.
.)!!
right
bank
ol
the
.
:
or
near
Ita
tntersectio".
liern
boundary
of
the
M'jerta.
,,,i.;iy(
being
declared
to
..
benefit
of
Canada.
r:,e
the
aald
C-mpanv
to
v
djciu
and
hatel
m.d
.,e
vessels
and
to
colic.
.
r.iph
and
telephone
me
'
!;r
t;i
file
upon
an
I
,
.i:r
i'.es
and
to
gsiier
i
other
energy
and
to
dls-iirplu
from
and
co!'e"t
e
the
wild
Company
to
n
respect
of
the
a:1
'
an
amount
not
e-Thou-tand
1(40
000
00,
t
it
the
pmir'e
s-ci!-it.
'i
t
$
8lxty-flve
Tnrmsaiid
l)
:irir
for
th;
mountain
",c
City
of
Edmonton,
in
'
Aloerte.
th.
4th
day
n
IBM.
.
i
.
J
STEWART
CLARK
m
txhalf
of
the
Appitiant
l
ir
Bury.
-
;:
itora.
etr
.
Ii.
,
ic
of
Toronto
Bid,
i
Alberta,
1
1
WATER
NOTICE
(UVI
RmON
AMI
VHP.
NOTICE
that
Robert
M
4
uldreaa
la
141
-gth
Ave
.
'T.
B.C.,
lll
apply
f
ir
a
and
UH
20.000
Rallonn
i
'er
out
of
small
ert-a
:i
floaa
sou'.!
erlv
ani
I
'on
Inlet.
Q.r
!s'md
'
westerly
from
ri...tr.
I
.,f
Huston
I
rile'
The
aider
lease,
sod
will
be
Hupert
Und
Recordlnc
Dta-
Honor
to
chains:
thence
chains,
and
containing
noniBT
u.
croRRre.
.ipiiknt.
MOTHERS
URGED
TRAIN
CHILDREN
Slronir
Public
Opinion
Only
Thing
to
Prevent
lawless
Destruction
Says
Mayor
Ilury
EDMONTON.
Feb.
6
Strong
public
opinion
much
stronger
public
opinion
than
now
exists
In
Edmonton.
Was
re-commended
by
HU
wtrahip
Mayor
Bury
a
a
'enuay
iuut
toe
disfiguration
h:rI
ci,-tr.i-i;on
of
city
property
which
i:
eh
year
ct-sts
the
civic
edmtnlatra-tion
imiidreds
of
dollars
to
replace.
The
mayor
was
speaking
to
th
women
who
attended
the
annual
Local
Council
of
Women
at
the
Hudson's
Bay
palm
room.
"If
boys
and
girls
were
taught
at
home
that
the
trees
on
the
boulevard,
the
street
nns.
and
afreet
car
waiting
r,-i
,:iis,
whlchhave
been
among
the
ob-y-u
of
wanton
destruction,
were
pro-
d
with
the
money
of
their
own
;.
hers
and
mothers,
through
ttie
ree-uium
of
taxes
and
that
their
money
a.
ii
Id
be
used
to
repair
the
damage,
Midreri
could
be
Impressed
with
the
'
of
these
a
their
own
property."
..'i
ins
worship.
(-
..timiinx.
st.iterl
'h-.t
'here
wan
use
."lann,rii'(!
for
tlty
improvemenU
'
rii
(.blamed
they
were
left
to
the
ii'lir.liilstratlon
to
tike
cure
of.
Vi
.
-:i
a
t
of
iwl"neaa
exists
In
.nimnu.ty
It
is
for
lack
of
strong
public
opinion
against
mich
a
state,
and
Uame
of
city
property
should
be
met
with
stronger
disapproval
than
mere
wnrrts.
If
necessary.
In
i-onnectlon
with
city
tree
planting,
th
mayor
threw
out
by
way
of
sugges-tin
'lie
Idea
of
obtaining
a
gfeater
.i'i.iiher
of
evewcen
treea
for
the
city
which,
by
reason
of
Ita
climatic
posl-Han.
lavors
these
rather
than
deciduous
r
es.
bare
for
so
many
montha
of
the
I
IIZKXH
Ml
ST
HAVE
roM
IIIKM
E
Steakin;
of
-urceasful
civic
admltiU-I'.i'itn.
the
may.r
said
"It
la
neceaaary
'.n
have
a
rlxht
attitude
on
the
part
of
hf
'
U"
n
an
attitude
of
confidence
and
active
support,
coupled
with
pa-t.en'T
and
appreciation
of
the
problems
hi
h
that
admlmatratlon
has
to
meet."
ROUTS
THEORY
OFCASSOWARY
lluKe
Iiird
I)oe
Not
Eat
MtfMiion-aries
but
Prefer
l'lh
and
ferric
m:w
YORK.
Feb.
8
The
ladies
of
fti-
.mi
iiiiKoionary
aooleUa
la
ail
parts
o
!'
Vmted
3tit
are
busily
encaged
n
v:aim
the
efforts
of
Or.
'I
t
MO
feet
from
ahore
"dr
asaociate
In
Ichthyology
M
the
urough
twenty-four
aciei
Amer:.ii
Muneum
of
Natural
History,
In
ftls-r
vrring
iwn.
e.
vr,
rdftctasive
wHWM'
ttat
-'.i
.Sierror
to
Jeii
w.wn
'
"r
&1KWonl.
Huston
'
Inlet.
Moresby
,!
d
njt
eat
maMienariea
as
w.
pmted
on
the
ground
f
December
1977
'
.cr
and
mi
appt
ration
a
id
to
the
Water
Act
"
-
;i!e-i
:n
the
office
of
Uie
r
Prtnee
Rupert,
B'
he
application
may
be
'
said
water
Recorder
r
i.liiroller
of
Water
Rtfhts
lin.idinita.
Victoria.
B
days
after
the
flr.
an-
notice
in
a
local
news-
'
of
the
first
publication
Ti
9TI.
Ronstr
u.
ctnuut.
iiiiv
iwimi
in
in.
uim
n,
,nly
reputed,
but
confines
his
appe-'
nlm
.t
sDlely
to
flan.
v
r
)
ir,
unci
years
ihey
had
beUeved,
i"
Dr
OudKr
aptly
expre-sed
it
in
an
.rle
in
Natural
Hitory.
that
:
us
a
bold
cassowary
On
the
plains
of
Timbuctoo
S:i
'fully
ate
a
missionary
H
uly
b
iots
s
id
liyrnn
buak.
tow."
There
were
man)
rea'ona
why
they
should
have
so
believed.
Fifty
years
mmt
mar
in
veracious
traders
who
AWl.catit
pllfd
aoKmon
Islands
and
the
coast
NOTICE.
of
Title
Ro.
30M
I
to
Lou
.
six
id.
dock
ninety
n
'
1
.
six
(CI.
of
Title
Ro.
30I
I
tn
phi
(17)
and
eighteen
'
k
tenty-lx
i3ai.
Srrtmn
NOTU'I-
'
ut
Title
No.
89031
to
Lot
Thcre
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
mi
Block
ten
(MM.
Bee-
Auction
al
the
rrovh.clal
oownmeni
'
(7i
Cnin
House,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
on
"
.f
Title
Ro.
1447
1
to
Lot
MomJ,y.
January
Oth.
iota,
at
8
o
clock
e.
1
41
1
forty-four
(441
and
,
me
afiernoon.
the
following
lots:
ISt.
Rlock
twenty-sewn
nt
14
Block
24.
Be-tlon
I.
'
on
elsht
it).
City
of
Lut
7.
Block
40.
Section
7.
'iiirrt
Map
033.
Lot
13.
Blcok
13.
Section
3.
'i
ot
ios
or
tne
dov
-ii
iu
me
ciiy
oi
rrinc
""if'
'
.
"
r-
:
cn
in
run
si
M.h
mi.
has
bean
filed
!n
tM
one-quarter
cash
and
the
balance
in
's
hereby
given
that
I
three
equal
annual
InstalmenU
with
ln-
expiration
of
one
month
leNat
cn
the
deferred
payment
at
tne
"
oi
in
rirst
puaticaiioii
rate
of
Bis
par
annum,
mi
provisional
Certificate
of
M
to
Mb
ggtiMr
AMttionaiu.
,
.
,
.
f
each
of
the
xa.d
lost
,
nana
abowmg
the
lots
ofwred
for
sale
un
lew
In
the
meantime
n,.y
t
seen
at
the
office
of
the
Govern-n
a.s
to
any
be
made
to
me
nut
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
ROhkt
AN
A
W
A'l'i
.
he
Land
Registry-
Office.
Ouvernment
Ageni.
ti
B.C..
this
rd
January.
II
P.
MacLtOD.
Registrar
of
Titles
LAND
ACT
F
INTtSITION
TO
APPLY!
TO
LMdK
MXII
I
-v
att
Domrdi
Mill1!!.
n.Vj.
LAND
ACT
NOTH'l'
OF
INTENTION'
TO
APPLY'
TO
t
n.mm
a
Ijnd
Reirdlnil
Dlatrlct
of
J'M
ii!,i
.nri
situate
at
the
nor-
'
ir
land
District.
Land
Record-
therly
end
of
Telegraph
Passage.
Bkeena
11
'
f
Telegraph
creek,
and
River.
...
,
n
XlKld
,
sons
,''
'ie
northwest
end
of
Oladya
TAKK
NOTICB
tbat
.".Tmon
ca
in
mile
northeast
ot
the
of
Victoria.
B
C
.
IuP"onJwnn0
i
i
in
about
ISSdeg
10'
west
nera.
Intend
io
app
y
Jafj?
dewihed
Jands
i,ndi
""I
about
oOdeTM-
north
purchase
the
'ojlowiiw
UonunwiwnB
-
,r",
rW
nana
ft
Lot
31,
ng
airrad
northwest
comer
of
..(
,,;
-."
.
V...
'iv"
.
.h.lns
esst
thence
30
"may
ls.
near
nviin,
c.u..
vnenw
.
hiah
ni.it
ion
Tf.w
iMrf
h.i...
north
more
or
less,
to
mgn
f
;.
"TY.L":r?
.;...
.nntlierv
along
water
wr
rater
high
louowina
oesoriwu
mai.
mw-.v.
-mmnr
water
mark
to
me
p'ni"
"
"
"ii
a,
,
po
planted
at
the
ment.
and
containing
50
acres,
more
or
'
"id
of
dladya
Lake,
about
leas.
,
.
ar,sn
LTD.
'
'";Mh
of
the
mouth
of
Plsr
,
J
H
TODD
,
Hpp
leant.
"
ht
iire
one
mile
weat;
thence
,
,Bi
H1
u
-""th;
thence
one
mile
.
n.tt
necembar
13th
h"
"
He
north,
and
containing
"
,,,'inmiiiTr
"i
re
or
leas.
IN
I'KOHAIh
"
JOHW
ALPMD
IIMITOX.
.
...........
...mtwii
M
n''
ember
.
1B97.
Applicant.
is
tiik
srruKMK
'
"
I-AND
ACT
'
01
iNrtSTlON
TO
APPLY
TO
I.KAHK
LANIi
1
.
.
UMlnl.tPStlOn
In
the
Matter
oi
me
,
&,:MXr
of
the
B-tate
of
.
Jolwrwen.
ovnerw,
-
KraAkttv
DPCfWflPa.
u.w-v.
...
TAKkTn1CK
that
by
order
of
,.
P.
"u
IT.
..lntd
,
"te
at
Huston
inlet,
Queen
of
J""rV
of
7h'
the
estate
estate
of
John
i.";,
M".,"L-
AdmlnUtrator
n
",
"t
b
that
Robert
M.
Ourrle,
Jphansen,
"l'''"
d
n
parties
'
B.c,
occupation
flah
nraaaay.
-j..
the
wild
estate
PPjy
f
a
lease
of
,
having
I
''lm'
W'?1
to
furnlah
aame,
"
r
.
lanaa:
is
T
vermed.
'.i.vJ
in
to
me
nwon
on
or
or
before
tne
'","
M
a
at
properly
M
post
planted
'
A
u.
"
l.OOfT
of
Msrcn,
"er
about
feet
was-
1st
day
'.
:,','inrr";K:"bln"
21
ffl
Tv
the
amount
of
their
In-
Ih
J7.v;'.
"7'I..-irHr.o
me
forthwitn.
."""
oout
id
cneina;
uruw...-
mariMAn
A.
wait,
Official
Administrator,
Monday
Health
Talk
No.
I
Hy
It.
E.
EVOM'SON
A
Superior
Health
Service
The
health
services
I
offer
yml
Ir
a
Muierior
health
service.
Superior,
brith
iecauHe
of
the
modern
methods
used,
and
because
of
the
results
ohtHined
by
those
methods.
I
offer
not
merely
alleviation
from
pain,
but
a
correctioo
of
the
baKic
cause
of
your
trouble;
a
readjustment
that
furnishes
a
sound
foundation
for
permanent
health,
and
I
do
this
without
the
uae
of
drugs
or
surjrery,
employ
ing
only
nature's
methods.
1
l
at
AlTxtUM
.f
any
of
Ui
foBowtnt
parts
aif
te
caiurs
by
NtRVHJ
totfai
si
Uif
spkit
ty
a
subluuu4
varubrs:
as
AM
Chiropractic
,
Adjustments
wnwcnss
inn
Kemovethe
pu.
torn,
cxate
ol
lsscs
atmti
0CMTU.OMSKS
TMHSIlXOS
Start
getting
well
today.
(Toronto
O
label
D
1
S
E
A
S
E
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
I).C
I'hc.
623
3rd
Avenue
W.
l'honet
Office,
Blue
85.
Itnidente.
lilack
2S2
if
Australia
told
terrifying
atortM
of
now
they
had
heard
of
insMtonartee
being
eaten
by
the
great
Mrda
and
how
tbey
had
on
many
occasions
actually
seen
the
eating
performed.
Ornltholo-(lata
had
also,
tn
a
sense,
corroborated
the
tales
of
these
traders
by
announcing
the
discovery
that
the
cassowary,
being
not
unlike
an
ostrich
drtllked
wwter
but
had
a
great
hankering,
for
flesh
And.
putting
two
and
two
togeetter,
the
ladle
of
the
missionary
societies
decided
that
the
dlaefRtaaranee
of
their
emissaries
was
due
In
large
part
to
the
omnlferouaneaa
of
the
cassowary
But
Dr.
Owdger's
announcement
has
routed
the
theory.
As
a
MbUographer
he
has
compiled
imposing
data
during
the
peat
several
years
which
shows
that,
though
the
cassowary
la
a
bird
aoone-t
lines
more
than
five
feet
tall,
with
lege
that
can
easily
outdistance
the
fleetest
of
dogs
and
with
wlnga
strong
enough
to
knock
down
a
horse,
he
prefers
a
diet
of
berries
and
flah
to
one
of
blood
and
bones.
PROPOSED
FATE
EXPORT
HOUSES
The
most
drastic
proposal
made
by
the
Commission
U
that
all
export
house
be
put
out
of
business,
and
that
this
end
of
the
traffic
be
handled
by
pro
vincial
government
and
niaevufwoturws
"We
are
convinced."
the
report
state,
"that
Uie
export
house
are
established
In
practically
every
case
for
the
purpr.se
of
selling
liquor
to
be
smuggled
into
the
United
State,
and
that
they
exist
for
no
legitimate
purpose
what
ever."
The
commission
believe
that
its
recommendations
on
this
point
would
prevent
the
necessity
f
revising
the
treaty
with
the
States.
Placing
tola
illegitimate
traffic
In
the
hand
of
the
provinces
may
be
one
way
out.
The
province
would
hardly
dare
undertake
It.
Then
It
would
be
left
to
the
brew-
en
and
distillers
to
assume
reaponatM.
Uy.
Thir.
at
at
would
he
narrowing
it
down
to
a
point
where
It
could
be
more
closely
supervised.
But
would
it
defeat
th
rum-runner
either
the
one
who
bring
liquor
Into
the
country
or
the
one
who
take
it
out?
The
etport
house
should
be
closed
in
aeoordance.
with
the
views
of
the
commission.
They
are
responsible
for
the
rnwet
obvious
canker
In
the
traffic.
The
rumrunner,
however,
should
be
dealt
with
In
some
ether
way
than
by
reducing
the
prices
of
the
goods
which
he
gets
by
hook
or
by
crook.
"There
la
nothing
new
In
humor,
tt
Is
my
humble
opinion
that
there
has
been
nothing
written
In
the
Wsy
of
an
original
situation
in
the
last
several
centuries."-Ed.
Wynn.
High
bulldlr"
rnnse
cnuse
cf
cf
Inset
Insenltv
n
t
Mrh
living,
li
rr"
Rfv.
I!"
ik,
and
other
mental
T"
",.U
Solli
uuy
ui
Jiiu.,.
disorders.
Prof.
David
Varon
PRESENTATION
AND
TEA
I
FOR
MRS.
GEO.
POWERS
BY
LADIES
OF
TERRACE
'i
TERRACE,
Feb.
6-
The
W.A.
to
the
Anglican
Church
held
a
farewell
tea
for
Mra.
George
Fewer
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marnh
on
Saturday
afternoon
at
which
about
tweftty
ladle
were
present.
During
the
Afternoon
Mrs.
Hob-lnson,
W.A.
president,
expressed
the
regret
of
the
lxM
t
Mrs.
Power's
departure
and
extenSd'
the
?
od
wishes
of
all
for
the
future
'welfare
of
herself
and
fatally
in
their
new
home.
Mrs.
w.
c.
SparkaSe
vlceprestdetit.
then
presented
Mrs.
Power
with
a
work
bag
as
a
tokeo
of
remtfrlbfance
from
the
auxiliary
of
which
trie
was
secretary
for
a
number
of
yet.
Refreshments
were
served
during
the
afternoon.
Mm.
Powers
and
dhfldrrn
expect
to
MV
this
next
week
to
Join
Mr.
Powers
In
Vancouver.
TIE
BUSINESS
IN
INTERIOR
ACTIVE
(ioveriiiiirnt
Tlinlier
Hairs
lteMirt
Reveals
Keren
t
Ileal-,
in
Vortliern
ItrllMi
CbIumiMii
Oovemment
December
timber
rep.rt
lndacacea
oaoatderable
activity
10
tie
tranaaeUone
in
Northern
BrrUak
Columbia,
says
toe
British
Columbia
isimterman.
About
4S.0OO
Jatt
pine
ties
were
sold
to
vtrnwM
operate
In
the
Prince
Rupert
area.
Lodgpole
ties
to
the
number
of
around
200X100
were
aeqmlred
in
the
Prinee
Geoflae
gtea.
and
about
M.-
000
fir
ties
were
tatd
in
the
Cariboo
forest
division.
ToteJ
tratuia.?tlona
com
piise
well
over
6.000,000
board
feet
of
hewn
tie
specialTmeeting
OF
TERRACE
COUNCIL
TERRACE,
Feb.
6.
A
special
meeting
ol
the
oouncinora
of
the
village
wa
held
la
die
mualelpal
hall
on
Prlday
afternoon
when
bylaw
chiefly
relative
to
trade
llcenaea
were
given
a
prellmln
ary
reading
and
certain
corrections
made.
In
moat
oases
1.
censes
are
to
re
nuun
the
same
as
those
collected
by
the
provincial
government
before
the
Incorporation.
HURN'S
IaAKE
From
all
over
the
Lakes
District
peo
pie
were
present
last
Tuesday
for
the
funeral
of
the
late
Peter
Hult.
pioneer
of
these
parts,
who
died
at
Tranqullle.
Rev
J.
H.
Kerr
eohdnc'ed
the
aervlee
after
which
Interment
wss
made
In
the
local
ceiaeletj.
Pallbearera
were
A.
Amot.
W.
N.
Campbell.
Oscar
Franzen,
Karsten
Hansen.
Carl
Holmgren
and
J.
Wiggins.
There
were
numerous
floral
tributes
Hystcry
surrounds
the
disappearance
cf
John
Maraho.
a
member
of
the
sec
tion
gang
at
Decker
Lake,
who
has
m
missing
since
Christmas
tune
when
he
Is
believed
to
have
left
to
walk
down
the
track
to
vtsolt
a
Mend
at
Prtastly.
Paul
play
la
suspected
and
the
police
are
busy
on
the
case.
The
Burnt
Lake
Nursery
Co.
has
bean
organised
here
for
the
purpose
of
go
ing
lata
die
borticalMire
nursery
busi
ness,
pour
one
hundred
foot
green
houses
will
be
erected
aloce
to
the
shore
of
the
lake
and
shipments
of
products,
it
la
planned,
will
start
in
about
three
months'
tiaae.
W.
X.
Fun
nel!
will
loanagc
the
nursery,
a
them
Identified
with
the
project
being
J.
8
Brown
and
It.
Lowe.
Robert
Lowe
has
tieen
secretary
pro
tern
of
th
board
of
town
A
sleighing
party
was
held
Wednw
day
alfM
at
the
hoaVe
of
Mr.
C.
H
O'RaraJ
'
Refreshment
were
.served
and
rauy
-wsjb
foH
upas
x
a.
WoraVihte
been
acV
here
that
Miles
the
Butt'
Lake
rsapti
'
v-
-
m
ari
v
-
'
i
Dank
ot
CMSoaVat
one'mft
on
the
stf.lt
at
Prince
Hupert
and
more
recant
ly
at
Vancouver,
has
ftBth
heir
to
a
large
estate
upon
the
death
of
hie
lather
in
Bngtaml
and,
that
he
baa
left
with
Mr.
Henderson
imI
family
for
the
Old
Country
to
!
charte,
sailing
his
house
in
Vancouver
to
P.
C.
H.
Ramsden.
also
formerly
of
Bums
Lake.
Hank
Rsymftnd
ba
returned
Burn
Lake
from
at
np
outside.
to
Abundant
quant
lues
of
shew
have
been
falling
the
paat
tew
day
all
of
which
I
appreciated
hy
the
manage
ment
of
the
forthcoming
houapiel
here
have
submitted
a
petHMn
te
the
pro
vlncial
government
requesting
more
obstantial
appropriaOdns
for
the
road
into
the
Manson
Creek
mining
district.
R.
C.
MeOorkeU
haa
taken
over
the
mining
maehlnery
of
she
AitoKe
Mmkxg
Oo.
and
will
take
It
on
to
the
Manaon
Creek
district
where
It
Will
he
operated
duriag
the
coming
nation-
Met)?
local
people
were
shocked
hWt
week
to
learn
of
the
sudden
death
of
Dr.
Malaoim
S.
MacKey,
pTom
merit
Ed
monton
surgeon.
Map
covering
the
route
of
the
Automobile
Association
have
been
received
here
from
Charles
A.
Pyne
ot
Prince
Oeorge.
president
o
fthe
Assorts
tkm.
Dresses
party
on
Friday
evening.
Two
younger
alaten
et
Vase
Btutledge
bate
arrived
from
Meat
Lake
to
take
tm
resldenoe
here.
oil
UM
Steele
left
last
week
for
naron.
formerly
manager
VANDEIUI00F
Stuart
Lake
and
Vipperhoof
residents
some
time
wun
ir.
man
wsmiisiii
smvth.
Judge
H.
K.
A.
Robertson
Of
Prtne
Oeorge
will
hold
court
here
tomorrow
to
deal
with
a
number
of
appllaatiena
tor
naturalisation.
Mrs.
Harold
Smith,
much
Improved
In
liealth
following
a
stay
st
the
Haaelton
Hospital,
waa
here
last
week
returning
to
her
home
at
Fort
St.
James.
Some
seven
or
eight
rases
were
dealt
with
by
John
O.
Wilson
st
the
provincial
court
of
revision
here
last
week.
TERRACE
O.
T.
SMAdal
returned
on
Friday
af
ter
soendliiK
several
cluys
in
mnce
Rupert.
Mrs.
It.
C.
Cveelman
and
two
children
who
have
been
vlsltinit
M
the
home
of
her
another
Mrs.
J.
Raven,
returned
to
Oak
on
Saturday.
.
Mm.
Maxsam
and
chtldlren
arrrred
tram
Prinee
Rupert
on
Saturday
and
proceeded
to
their
ranch
In
th
Kalian
valley.
Mr.
and
Mrs
A.
11.
Baker
entertained
nt
bridge
on
Frldaf
evening
Mrs.
1
lagan
of
Vanartdol
was
In
town
on
Saturday.
Miss
Baathepe
was
th
speaker
at
th
0.OIT.
meeting
on
Saturday
afternoon
when
the
program
waa
arranue-l
hv
tN
..
.
.
Ii.ivup
in
eh
i
me
of
tne
pnysicai
siuo
F'
rimim
out
last
Week
In
the
real-
of
th
four-fold
program.
Miss
ast-deiue
of
Mr.
and
uri.
Jaius
.
Camp-1
horeM
talk
ww
mad
very
Intereituag
or
xauies
For
Cash
Only
For
Two
More
Days
Only
YOUR
LAST
40
Crepe-(le-Chine
and
Crepe
Back
Satin
Dresses,
whose
regular
values
run
up
to
$20.00.
Slaughter
Sale
Price,
each
$5.95
LADIES'
AFTERNOON
DRESSES
Regular
values
up
to
$46.00.
Going
for
S19.75
LADIES'
COATS
7
only,
Ladies
Winter
Coats.
Regular
value
to
$30.00
each
12.50
4
Ladies'
Winter
Coats
Regular
value
to
$45.00
each
for
S19.50
5
Ladies'
Winter
Coats
Regular'
tnluV
10
$09.00
for
32.50
No
Returns
No
Exchanges
Richmond's
CHANCE
page
nva
Richmond's
::
Louvre
,
Hats,
Coats
and
Lingerie
Our
whole
stock
of
Ladies'
Evening
Dresses
and
there
are
some
beauties,
too.
Regular
values
to
$40.
Slaughter
Sale
Price,
each
$12e75
27
ONLY,
LADIES'
HATS
Regular
price
as
high
as
$12.
Going
for
1.45
LINGERIE
17
sets
Ladles
Pyjamas.
Regular
$7.69
value
for
$2.95
Ladies'
Silk
Nightgowns
Regular
value
to
$7.00.
for
r
81.95
Silk
Slips
Regular
up
to
$600
for':
$1.93
Silk
Bloomers
and
Vests,.
each.
.
95c
Mail
Orders
at
these
prices
Louvre
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.ff
el
m
,qp
.!
.i
mm
:
.
.
.
xjjgag-aa.
.
Ji
'J
i
-
ell.
Damage
amountlaf
to
some
t!0
waa
oorered
by
Insurance.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith,
three
mile
north
of
town,
were
hosts
at
a
delightful
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
lW.drfL.-i
IV
uppers
TUB
DAiNTlKST
IlHUAKFAST
VMHV
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
psh
&
Cold
Storage
C.v
IM
I'rfnce
Ituprrl.
LC
and
Impressive
with
Illustrations
of
exercise
beneficial
to
the
hearth
and
upbuilding
of
the
body.
Mr.
and
Mm.
J.
Fordbam
and
family
have
moved
(ram
the
ferry
Island
to
Ocpper
City.
Thos.
B.
Marsh
returned
on
Saturday
after
spending
s
portion
of
the
past
week
in
Prtnc
Rupert.
Jo
Cook
returned
t
his
on
Saturday
from
the
Prince
Rupert
hos
pital
and
expects
to
remain
at
home
now
although
It
will
be
some
tune
be
fore
be
Is
able
for
work
again.
Mil.
MACKEN
1UF.H
VANCOWBA.
Feb.
I
Mrs
Jean
K.
Mscken.
the
well
known
executive
of
women's
orpanktatlen.
(Ued
Saturdiv
Advsnut
in
Tht
Dally
Nsws
NEW
Party
Frock
JUST
ARiUVED
at
Werners'
l'linno
27
P.O.
nrx
327