Monday,
April
0,
1928
Prices
at
l'rlnce
Hupert
of
the
New
Chevrolet
Light
Delivery
Chamus
,
$o:u.on
1-1
'A
Ton
Truck
Chassis
$HOO.)0
Roadster
$808.00
Roadster
Delivery
$808.00
Touring
$808.00
Coupe
$o:$i.oo
Coach
$M.'M.OO
Sedan
$10:10.00
Cabriolet
$10:10.00
Imperial
Landau
$1080.00
Front
Dumper
and
Rear
Rumperettes
standard
equipment
on
all
Passenger
Models.
Disc
Wheel
Standard
equipment
on
Imperial
and
Cabriolet
only.
On
othei'
models
$:'.0.00
extra.
Spare
Tire
and
Tube,
Si
9.00
extra.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
If.
S.
WALLACE
CO,
LTD.
MERCURY
FULL
FASHIONED
SILK
HOSE
Chiffon
and
Rervlre
Weights
in
(iunmetal,
Rlack,
Atmon-)m
-re.
Nude,
Evenirlow,
Mer-ida.
Flesh,
etr.
From
$1.75
to
$2.50
The
lloe
for
Satisfaction
H.S.Wa.laceCo.LtrJ.
Phone
!.
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton.
Selling
Out
Our
whole
Mock
miM
be
dipod
of
quickly
COME
EARLY
AND
GET
YOl'R
SHARE
OF
THE
HAIH.AINS
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
It.
Miller.
Proprietor.
RICHMOND'S
Louvre
FAMOUS
TOR
VALUE
In
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
2
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
Mclirlde
Street
stors
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Orflce
and
Dairy
.
11th
SL
Telephone
657.
ADVICE
GIVEN
PROSPECTORS
lMPOKTANTH
OF
Ci:rtUVAI.K
M(oixo(
K
mkxtioxkii
nv
kx-
(IIMEII
IX
Allllt:ss
TQPLEY
STILL
Ol'WN
Placer
l
lnd,
May
Vet
I
Miule
on
M:m-mmi
(reek
and
Moliluleiilte
u
Kndako
8MIT11BH8,
April
9
In
the
mim.n-pal
offlcaa
In
8m
linen,
last
week.
Dm..,.
lM
Lay,
resident
mining
engineer
lor
the
North-Esstern
District,
gave
very
Interesting
talk
to
prospectors
and
others
Interested
in
the
mining
indus
try,
the
meeting
being
convened
by
u
Omlneca
branch
of
the
B.c
chamber
of
Mines.
Departing
from
the
generalities
which
feature
such
talks
by
most
other
.peskier,
Mr.
Uy
gave
It
as
hi
opinion
that
jetrtaln
areas
In
his
district
gave
great
promise
for
prospecting.
He
mentioned
jthe
region
north
of
the
Canadian
Na-Ittoml
Railway
at
Oedervale
and
Wood-
oock
and
In
particular
advised
attention
by
prospector
to
the
vicinity
of
;a
granite
boss
up
Sedan
Creek
from
Woodcock.
He
also
suKnested
that
fur
ther
important
finds
oe
made
In
the
upivy
section
and
the
nearness
tot
transportation
and
Important
developments
now
going
on
would
give
added
value
to
ally
discoveries
made
there
He
also
mentioned
the
Importance
of
recent
discoveries
in
the
Bibols
country
I
with
high
values
in
both
gold
and
'galena.
The
Ferguson
property
on
the
I
Ingenllui
River
was
In
a
section
with
very
promising
geology,
and
although
I
far
from
present
transportation
routes
i
I
there
wss
great
likelihood
of
being
able
10
raw
properties
or
great
importance
there.
He
also
advised
that
in
the
vicinity
of
Mtea
Mountain
near
Tete
Jaune
Cache
there
was
a
very
likely
region.
Be
suggested
that
if
any
one
were
prospecting
there
he
go
to
the
went
of
Mlea
Mountain
and
seek
for
lime-
atone
formation,
which
if
found
would
be
likely
to
have
galena
deposits
of
Importance.
i
Discussing
placer
areas
he
ssld
that
there
were
probably
still
many
placer
finds
to
be
made
In
the
Hanson
Ores
.section
Be
advised
that
in
seeking
placer
in
that
region
it
would
be
of
assistance
If
attention
was
paid
to
a
red
I
rusty
rock
with
marl
post
te
beneath
It.
This
mariposite
looks
tike
green
copper
and
has
keen
found
In
nearly
rJl
important
plassr
fte'ds
on
the
Pacific
slope.
The
precise
iwtettmt
between
It
snd
the
placer
Is
not
certain
but
Its
presence
should
at
once
suggest
the
probable
proximity
of
placer
gold.
la
the
Msnsmi
Creak
section
there
were
alao
some
serpentine
rocks,
and
these
might
carry
aOaaa,
a
thing
to
be
borne
la
mind
by
those
going
into
that
region.
Throughout
his
talk
be
emphasised
the
importance
of
granitic
rocks
aa
a
source
of
ore
anal
advised
all
pros
pec
tors
to
keep
that
fact
before
them
at
all
liases.
Tbe
gnuute
might
not
be
in
evidence
on
tke
surface
but
It
would
TI.MHER
SALE
X9G9J.
There
wUI
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
10th
day
of
April.
ISM.
in
the
office
of
the
District
Faroaler.
fVUU
Rupert
tbe
Licence
to
rut
SjOOSMO
r
B-M
of
spruce.
Balaam
anal
Cedar
on
aa
area
situated
at
bead
of
Kynoch
Bay.
Xynoch
I.ilet.
being
portion
of
tat
M0.
Rent
1.
Coast
District.
Three
ig)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
any
one
unable
to
attend
tbe
auction
in
peseon
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
rid
treated
as
one
bid
"
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For
ester,
viotorta.
ai
or
umncs
ler
Prince
tmuert.
BC
TIMRER
SALE
X9786
nsaied
Tenders
wlU
be
received
bf
the
Minister
of
Lands
at
Victoria,
B.C..
not
later
than
noon
on
the
ssrd
day
of
Aorll.
lvsa.
lor
tne
purcnase
01
ucensv
xStSS.
to
cut
3.1S6.UOO
F-B.M
of
Bsl-ssm.
Hemlock.
Sprues
and
Cedar
on
an
area
situated
on
Reacoe
Inlet,
mouth
of
Moots
River,
Range
S.
Coast
District.
Three
(II
years
will
be
sllowed
for
removal
of
timber.
further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Vlctorls.
B.C..
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
n.i;.
LN
1'RQHATE
in
tub
siTBBve
roi
KT
or
hkitism
KlMMIIIt
In
the
tter
of
the
AdminUtration
In
the'katter
of
the
Estate
of
Benedict
Bffan
Johnson
Decease
Intestate.
TACT
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hit
Honor
r
MeB
Young,
the
Stnd
day
of
Ibreh
lots
I
was
sppolntee
admlnts-Sllf'nf
!i
est."
"f
nedtctSteff.n
Johnson,
deceased,
snd
all
peruse
hay.
inlilrns
aaalnst
the
sad
estate
are
lierehy
reaulred
to
furnish
same
pro-
serlfled
to
me
on
or
before
the
Kiiv
ft
dlW
April.
.
JSC
inMhUd
to
the
estate
are
requires
to
Day
the
amount
of
their
indebted
W
-
'"NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
AdntUlHtntar.
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
NOTICE
theNU
ifTOna.-TUleV
Ut
..Seen
,
-"-
(181.
Town
of
Stewart
MP
18A
cetera
swrS
t
tlon
on
of
of
one
one
month
momn
from
the
fV-rtlficate
si
llcatwn
hereof.
Pro'?
rinVn
t
re
name
of
w
i
.vkw,.;"bl-
October,
ate
of
Title
Is
dated
tlie
IS
II
UIM
l,
WW
-
,
'..-.
n't'--
i"
I
to
r
Tessa
t
i
r
1
1
si
s
to
keep
In
mind.
mam?
i
SStfn'gS'r.
J
S
"rwiii
i
mi
Be
Sure
You
(jet
The
Genuine
GILLETT'S
FLAKE
LYE
not
be
far
away
from
any
ore
showing.
The
molybdenite
find
of
last
year
near
Endaro
and
the
mica
deposits
at
Mica
Mountu.n
and
at
Fort
Orahame
were
referred
to
In
the
courar
of
the
uddrr
kk
as
bun
Important
discoveries
SUCCESSFUL
SALE
BY
TERRACE
DEBEKAHS'
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
TERRACE.
April
9.
The
members
of
Atuunlaui
view
Rebekah
Lodge.
Terrace.
TERRACE
APPRECIATES
HORTICULTURIST
VISIT
laslltnte
Hear
Lertote
and
nrwHhsg
ftoasea
Coodneted
by
Prof
eoimr
Kendall
TERRACE,
April
.-
R
Randall.
gov-
eminent
horticulturist,
was
the
chief
speaker
at
the
quarterly
meeting
of
tlie
members
of
the
Womv::'s
Institute
dl5
i
prallnt.
Mr.
Randall
spoke
appre-c::
vely
of
the
pwlbilltles
of
the
dls-trlrt
from
s
fruit
growing
point
of
view.
Ki
lvsd
found
good
orchards
snd
also
pucr
ones
end
he
gsve
s
lot
of
Interesting
advice
on
planting,
cultivation
and
fertilising,
advocating
the
use
of
nitrate
of
ssds
for
frul-
trees.
He
also
gave
a
demonstration
of
pruning
and
advice
ln
regard
to
spraying,
picking
and
packing
fruit,
grafting
and
budding.
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
write
the
department
of
agriculture
expressing
appreciation
of
Mr.
Randall's
visit
and
acknowledging
the
benefit
derived
here
from
the
classes
In
pruning
and
other
demonstrations.
NEW
HAZELTON
On
the
Stiver
Cup
mine,
which
Is
being
developed
by
William
Dornh-rg
of
Vancouver,
head
of
the
Duke
Mining
tjarw
tifv.M.Mtnof
high
has
been
opened
up,
giving
y
returns
of
S75
ounces
of
silver
snd
S3
per
cent
lead
or
about
asm
per
ton.
Nine
carloads
of
ore
have
been
so
far
shipped
to
smelter
and
ship
ments
will
be
doubled
up
when
the
roads
become
psssable
again.
Three
shifts
are
being
worked
on
the
property.
Considerable
repair
work
will
have
to
be
made
to
the
Nine
Mile
wagon
road
which
la
now
in
bad
shape
through
The
need
of
a
new
loading
platform
at
the
New
Hanellon
station
Is
apparent
All
present
facilities
are
now
taken
up
to
overflowing
and
tons
of
stu
has
to
be
dumped
In
tbe
mud.
Edward
Q.
Brown
and
Thomas
Lewis
of
Vancouver
have
taken
a
bond
on
tbe
Hyland
Basin
property
In
the
Bsbine
and
are
now
making
arrange,
ments
to
Institute
a
vigorous
program
jf
development
work.
Supplies
will
be
taken
in
as
soon
aa
the
snow
Is
on
the
ground.
Members
of
the
staff
of
the
Sttver
Cup
mine
made
the
first
automobile
trip
of
the
season
to
Smlthee
last
week.
The
trip
was,
s
difficult
one
ow-nig
to
the
toft
nam
of
tbe
road
snd
the
j'
had
to
undergo
considerable
re
pairs
at
Smlthers.
It
took
twenty-tour
hours
to
make
the
return
trip.
Special
services
were
held
on
Oood
Friday
In
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Churoh
at
Hamilton
uy
Rev.
T.
D.
Proctor.
ran
dailt
nzv3
I
Edward
O.
Brown
of
Vancouver
and
I
associate.
There
U
plenty
ol
shipping
ore-in
night
and
returns
from
the
flrat
carload
are
being
awaited
with
Interest
'and
confidence.
'
Altxrt
Mercer
came
Into
town
from
hills
last
week
and
left
on
Thurs-duv
for
the
south
fork
of
the
Copper
River
where
he
has
his
trap
line,
lie
expects
to
be
back
before
the
end
of
Muy.
T10yter
Bridge
Club
of
Herelton
met
ori
Thursdsy
night
at
the'
home
of
Mi
Roy
Ouas.
Pol
camps
of
this
district
are
now
practically
all
closed
after
an
exceptionally
good
winter.
Only
hauling
now
remains
to
be
done.
'
Ocod
milling
ore
Is&etne
encountered
at
the
Comet
mine
Off
Four
Mile
Moun
tain
adjourning
the
Mohawk,
Tunnel
work
Is
being
continued.
Mrs.
41.
Hsrria
entertained
at
a
bridge
party
at
the
first
of
last
week.
The
Felix
Bride
dub
of
Haselton
met
on
Thursday
eWjnliu;
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
James
Twrnbull.
the
previous
week's
prlsea,
at
Mrs.
8.
J.
Wlnaby's.
having
been
won
by
Mrs.
(I.
B.
Sargent
and
Mrs.
Chappell.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leo
Spooner
have
been
visiting
in
Smlthers
for
several
days.
Dr.
Agnew.
dentist,
has
been
a
few
busy
days
in
Haselton
and
plans
on
visiting
New
Harelton
soon.
H.
C.
Wrrnok.
MiA
for
Skeens,
returned
home
at
the
end
of
the
week
after
having
spent
several
days
visiting
points
west
of
Haaelton
.
Road
work
has
been
started
In
this
district
with
the
putting
of
tbe
drag
held
a
very
successful
sale
of
home
on
the
road
between
here
and
Haaelton
rooking,
candy
and
easter
novelties
inU
number
of
loads
of
gravel
have
alao
Progress
Hall
on
Saturday
afternoon
beam
hauled
to
Haaelton
to
fill
up
holes
This
is
tbe
econd
sale
held
on
tbe
'caused
by
the
mov
going
off.
Ssturday
before
Easter
and
the
Rebels-
aha
purpose
making
an
annual
affair
Herb
Hankln
la
a
patient
In
the
for
that
date
The
hall
was
tastefully
Haaelton
HosntUl
suffer!
n
from
a
decorated
in
the
lodge
colore
of
pink
stroke
which
resulted
in
a
severe
hem-and
green
morhage
of
tbe
brain.
The
affair
was
arranged
under
the
;
general
c.nvenorshlp
of
Mrs.
K.
T.
Ken-1
a
new
steel
culvert
hss
been"
placed
ey.
noble
grand.
Those
assisting
at
the
ln
the
road
at
Taylors
place
to
replace
different
booths
were
Home
cooking-Mrs.
H.
King.
Mrs.
J.
Wsrne
and
Miss
Malott.
Candy
and
Easter
Novelties
Mrs.
W.
E.
Smith.
Mrs
D
HcKlnnon
and
Mrs
Davis
Tea
Room
Meeds
me
Bishop,
Swain.
McLaren
and
Vlger.
the
old
one
that
caved
ln
this
spring.
Al
Falconer
la
partly
laid
up
as
a
result
of
the
breaking
of
a
small
bone
in
his
foot
when
he
stepped
on
a
rock
The
Haaelton
police
court
has
been
very
busy
during
the
past
week
and
the
Jnll
la
filled
wi;:.
various
breaRr
of
the
lsw.
A
son.
David
James
Evered.
has
been
born
at
the
Haaelton
Hospital
to
Rev
and
Mrs.
T
D.
Proctor.
PRINCE
GEORGE
One
hundred
and
fifty
persons
'were
present
at
a'
concert
and
smoker
heal
by
the
Canadian
Legion
on
Mommy
evening.
There
were
boxing
Nruts
of
rsr.-.HTk
Institute
here
Wednesday
and
B.
Bailey
vs.
R.
vs.
Tom
Ohrlesa.
to
feemift&r.i
BVcraart
declared
draws.
Th
-
at
a
an
interesting
address.
s:id
A.
Hogan
h
of
A
.
ueh
were
coi
-niisjung
to
the
musical
program
lMiurivd'
W
'hhhhhhhhhi
J
Pitman.
Thomson
Qgg,
Jumes
Quayle,
A.
McB.
Young.
J.
W.
MieSs.
Mr.
Or
chard.
Mr.
Waldorf
and
Or.
A.
H
Bayne.
President
R
.W.
Alwsrd
gave
H.
O.
Perry
t
Co.,
Q.
W
Mason.
M
C.
Wiggins
have
pooled
their
hotting
and
have
united
In
,a
two
weeks'
real
estate
telling
ewstpalgsu
Wtih
view
to
quickening
the
market,
tfcfv
are
offering
a
large
number
Of
lot
puces
ranging
from
M
to
tltt.
The
coldest
weather
dartnv
iiieipasl
week
was
11
degreaa
abate
an
Tuesday.
The
highest
tiicrm.ineter
reading
during
the
period
wi,
32
A
bog
raising
contest
la
bout
to
be
started
In
this
district
under
the
direction
of
R.
Cl
Sutton,
district
'
'
The
action
of
Abel
Wetnhln
vs.
Harry
Brown
and
Kaniey
Mootelth
was
heard
heavy
trsJBc.
There
will
be
many
car-
in
County
Court
Here
last
week
ids
of
Doles
and
ore
to
be
hauled
Judge
Robertson
Plaintiff
leased
over
the
road
this
season.
Judge
Robertson
will
leave
this
week
tor
Pouce
Coupe
wliere
he
will
conduct
the
trlsl
of
deorge
Fvnn
who
Is
charged
with
wounding
s
buy.
Thomas
Baiter,
with
an
axe.
J.
M
Mclean
will
pro-recute
and
P
E
Wllaon
will
art
for
the
defence.
y
project.
fYART9
I
Charles
A.
Pyne.
president
of
the
Cariboo
Automobile
Club,
Is
In
receipt
a
'of
a
letter
from
K.
O.
Barnes
of
Van-
sawmill
near
Olscome
from
the
defend-
oouver.
owner
of
the
Douglas
Lodge
ants
and
claims
W27
for
repairs
made
at
Fort
St.
James,
describing
an
a
u
toby
htm
on
the
plant
over
and
above
.mobile
trip
recently
made
by
Mr.
Bay-
rentals.
The
defendants
have
s
counter
ihss
to
Mexico
claim
of
1
1
000
for
rent
and
damages.
Rev.
T.
Defender
of
St
Michael's
An
The
Letter
That
Won
$
Hunt
Road,
Strawberry
Hill,
P.O.,
B.C.
March
Gth,
lfefc.
Pacific
Milk
Co.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Gentlemen
:
The
ladies
seem
to
be
having
a
fairly
good
innings,
so
I
thought
a
few
lines
about
your
wonderful
product
would
not
be
amiss
-from
out
of
the
other
sex.
The
question
you
ask
is
why
one
likes
Pacific
Milk?
I
like
it
because
it
is
as
good
as
the
fresh
article,
and
is
more
like
erssm
than
any
other,
and
I
have
used
them
all
during
a
sojourn
of
thirty
years
in
the
Arctic
regions.
Your
milk
was
first
introduced
to
me
in
a
shipment
RUtdt
by
The
IIudrton'H
Bay
Co.
in
1923
to
East
Cape
N.E.
Siberia,
where
I
was
in
char
ire
of
a
station
in
that
remote
spot
for
tbe
said
Company.
Immediately
on
distributing
s
few
cans
of
your
article
to
the
Russian
officials
stationed
at
Wbalsn,
nine
miles
further
north
en
the
Arctic
Ocean,
I
was
asked
by
the
Governor
where
such
fine
milk
was
produced,
and
they
commenced
to
take
it
by
the
case.
As
the
winter
was
long,
shout
nine
months,
and
all
transportation
was
closed
during
that
time,
and
only
having
36
ease
to
distribute
amongst
a
native
population
and
a
few
more
traders
scattered
up
and
down
the
Coast,
I
was
compelled
to
hide
some
of
the
milk
away,
especially
when
told
that
the
Bolsheviks
were
drinking
it
right
out
of
tbe
can
without
diluting;
and
towards
Spring,
when
I
was
down
to
three
esse,
do
y6n
know
chat
many
favors
were
extended
to
me
by
the
officials
who
had
not
been
very
friendly
during
the
winter
is
order
to
get
few
cans
of
Pacific
Milk,
and
this
despite
the
fact
that
they
bad
a
good
mpply
of
their
own
of
a
well-known
European
brand.
I
am
quite
sure
that
If
trading
relations
were
renewed
with
Soviet
Rossis,
your
product
would
command
a
large
demand
in
Vladivostok
and
Kamchatka,
and
fear
no
competition.
The
flavor
is
supreme,
the
consistency
is
slways
there.
It
reminds
niv
of
what
some
other
well
known
brands
were
like
twenty
years
ago.
but
not
now.
It
makes
coffee
taste
like
Mother
made
it,
and
yhips
quicker
than
all
others
owing
to
the
extra
richness
of
it.
To
sum
it
up.
it
is
in
a
field
of
its
own.
and
who
could
not
help
liking
it.
Even
though
.
I
haw
gnat's
milk
regular,
and
cow's
occasionally,
there
is
never
a
time
when
Pacific
Milk
is
not
in
the
pantry,
and
in
constant
use.
May
you
forever
he
able
to
keep
it
at
its
present
standard,
introduce
it
into
millions
of
new
homes,
a
truly
B.C.
product,
and
wishing
you
all
suceeas.
Believe
me,
very
truly
yours,
C.
C.
CARPENDALE.
Pacific
Mill
Head
Office,
Vancouver
m
In
The
Letter
Box
sit
TAX
HH.IM
AMI
IMMIOHATIOV.
Douglas
Uy.
resident
mining
engineer
'gllcan
Church
left
today
to
hold
ser-
advertised
some
Canadian
tas
with
headquarters
t
Ilseetton.
delivered
.vices
si
Aiesa
iee.
Mcorrae
ana
u-
f"-
-
an
Interesting
address
before
the
Prince
come.
Oeorge
Board
of
Trade
at
luncheon
on
Wednesday.
UvMNUftSrlMrr
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
April
9,
1S.
Bdltor.
Dally
News.
Enclosed
please
find
a
clipping
from
a
California
newspaper
w
be
rein
are
rvia
KeM
In
B'.rand
Theatre.
i"?
nnot
unoeretana
wny
St.
Mlehtt
Anglican
Ohureh
here
on
Oood
Friday
by
Rev
T.
Defender
wandering
Canadians
do
not
land
dollars
ir
acre
Some
or
this
tana
la
in
at
.
ins
advertisers
offer
to
send
a
twenty
page
Acrobatic
performances
were
given
at
'booklet.
Illustrated
of
our
frms
that
tSM
itrrfc.and
by
Miss
Demas
at
the
have
been
sold
tor
taaes.
Our
official
our
return.
J.
M.
McLean,
local
barrister,
wet
Will
the
reading
of
tax
-sale
ads
In
ealled
to
Voncouvcr
on
account
of
the
duce
such
return?
VS.
statistics
show
has
reeetMii
from
OW
,d4W
axf
has
father.
Donald
McLean.
some
twenty-million
Canadians
In
their
1-
1
'rAiiniM
MnliMiina
their
eteeeandantat
HBPKielsef
the
tees
of
1
uis.
sans.
Ireland
of
Prince
Rupert
'and
the
same
sheet
aHnouhoao
an
avir.
wall
denes
sar'
anseli
Raster
Maul
age
yearly
Increase
of
eur
real
Case-
and
banquet
to
be
held
In
Prince
A
sacred
concert
was
hsVd
In
the
.Oeorge
totugnt
ay
noruwrn
Iocs
United
Church!
Oood
PrWay
iLodge-
evenlng.
Those
taking
part
ln
the
pro
gram,
besides'
the
rherr,
Included
Mrs.
R.
A.
lltrtow.
3.
D.
BeoU
of
Olsccene,
Mrs.
J.
rrgueon.
and
Msa
R.
Jackson
Art
Art
Mli.
Mil,
famous
ramoua
western
western
moving
moving
pic
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
Oeorge
Walker,
William
H.
Mundte,
W
II
Maoneth,
R.
II.
Bourke,
H.
N.
,it,
v
a
Klliot
John
-,
A.
Clark,
x
dlana
crossing
the
border.
Sevent-flve
per
cent
of
whom
do
not
return.
The
facts
quoted
above
are
only
part
of
the
reason
whereby
we
lost
so
many
Canadians,
snd
thereby
cause
worse
con
ditions
for
those
that
reyutln.
Many
long
evening
dM
the
writer
alt
and
listen
to
bis
parents
discuss!
11
k
and
suggesting
sltrmtluiui
-
-
In
the
B
N.A.
AM
pic-
oiuimi.
,
and
T
T.
Bar-
at
the
time
of
its
compilstlon.
the
vlo.
P.
Tough
Oeorge
ture
sur.
has
offered
to
stage
a
per-
Kaye.
Bd-(latlon
of
whloh
la
the
reel
eause
of
Vancouver;
Herman
T
John.
formance
In
connection
with
the
Dom-
bour.
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7
......
in
1
l,e
Mohawk
Mohawk
nrcnsrtv
Drcnertv
on
nn
Pnur
Pour
Mile
Mlleiiiai
lmi,.ii
Dv
rviv
rihratlon
fVbratlon
In
ln
Prince
Prince
C
Oeorge
Mores
monton:
monton:
rran
ITsna
uoroon
usiwra
ana
ana
r
,
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Tgsr-.,
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w
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m..m.
1
Lnrabl
gv
A
second
tunnel
la
helnir
started
nn
..s.v.w..
II.
r
f"'
uRJIf'ol
Title.
latountsui
wiucu
is
oeiag
aovciopeu
oyunw
year,
11
is
ten.
tne
rsu
uoarn.
wwi).
euwew,
-
-
misfortune.
OK).
T.
KANE.
Pacific
Milk
gets,
letter's,
from
its
patrons
right
along
but
to
hear
from
those
who
have
not
written
we
issued
a
call
for
letters
and
offered
prizes
each
week
for
four
weeks.
In
addition,
for
the
best
letter
of
all;
a
cash
prize
of
$10.00
was
offered.
The
winner
is
Mr.
C.
C.
Carpendale,
Strawberry
Hill,
B.C.,
and
as
an
evidence
of
good
faith
to
those
who
so
kindly
wrote
we
give
Mr.
Carpendale's
letter
insult
The
contest
was
very
spirited,
an
enormous
number
of
replies
were
received
and
the
committee
which
made
the
selection
had
an
extremely
harjl
time
because
of
the
undoubted
merits
of
so
many
letters.
Our
appreciation
for
their
efforts
is
very
deep.
The
number
of
persons
who
have,
been
exclusive
users
for
six,
eight,
ten,
twelve
years
and
the
number
who
buy
this
good
milk
by
the
case
is
greater
than
what
we
had
A
MAN
WROTE
IT
Factories
at
Abbotsfo
rd
and
Ladncr,
B.C
however,
that
the
cost
will
br
too
great
and
Miss
Aimce
sMcKsy
Port
Simpson,
to
handle.
J
E
Uird
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
C.
Hunt
Port
Esslngton;
A.
Ounderson.
Smlthers;
An
apple
blossom
tea
held
by
the
Harry
Towne.
Toronto.
Ladies'
Aid
of
Plrst
United
Church
ln
.
C
entral
the
Rltts-Rlfer
hail
proved
a
moat
sue-
j
w
-McKay
and
O.
Bstrdal.
CU
R.;
I
oesaful.
affair.
The
function
was
opened
pesrre
Bkeena:
H.
O
Unwln.
Stewart,
bj
Mrs.
A.
M.
Patterson
who
was
pre-
Misses
T.
and
M.
Watson.
Port
Simpson.
sorted
with
a
beautiful
bouquet
by
'
Kate
Miss
Maude
Renwlek.
Besides
the
tea
ana
;
q
gnteraon.
Port
atmpaon:
Arat
Roll.
sale,
a
dinner
was
haM
with
an
enter-
p,ur
WUJ
,,1
Junes
Johnson,
city;
W.
telnment
tsUofJng
Jd
the
ewaqln.
Jiramm,
Vmfom
Cannery:
A.
R.
Wc-
1
fiooeJl
ami!
Angus
McLean
of
Bethuret,
NA,
one
of
the
prbne
stevers
a
the
long
stsisd
ing
pulp
and
paper
mill
project
this
district,
will
be
In
Prince
Oeorge
soon
to
aaeke
an
1
rupee
tlon
of
the
Praser
Timber
Syndicate's
timber
stands.
He
will
be
accompanied
by
a
number
of
other
capitalists
Interested
In
the
H
P.
Kergin,
MX.A.
for
Atlln.
was
s
,nr
iisannin
aboard
the
Prince
Runert
last
night
going
through
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria
on
a
brief
trip.
He
aspects
to
return
north
neat
week.
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