s
at
Prince
Rupert
of
the
New
Ch
evrolet
t.i(.'lii
Delivery
Chawiig
..
JjMuti.no
VI
'
j
Ton
Truck
ChasHjg
$800.00
Roadster
.'y....:,.
$808,0(i
Uoadstcr
D4livery
$808.00
Touring
$808.00
coupe
......a
$oai.oo
rn.-irh
$o;ti.oo
,aan
..........
$jo::o.oo
Cabriolet
.
.
$10:50.00
Imperial
Landau
,$
10X0.00
Front
Bumper
and,
Jtear
ItnmperetteH
standard
aquip-mnt
on
all
Tasaengar
Mudels.
iisr
Wheel
Standard
rriiiipment
on
Imperial
and
Cabriolet
only.
On
other
Twirtels
$n0.00
extra.
Spare
Tire
and
Tube,
?
I
ii.no
extra.
Kaien
Garage
I'hone
52
RICHMOND
Louvre
in
'S
1
AMOUN
F0K
VALUE
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
II
s.
WALLACE
CO
LTI).
"
"
v
,
Corseleites
GOSSARD
i'
in
nii-e
quality
Silk
I
'.ai
isle.
BUantir
In-
I
'.artern.
Risen
32
to
Mwrilll
$2.45
H.S.WallaceCo.Lld.
i
t!
Avenue
and
Fulton
I'hone
9
.
NOBLE
FIVE
MINES
Miller,
Court
&
Co.
Hpon-"I
and
placed
before
the
'
uch
well
known
pro-''
as
Cork
Province
ut
V-
hit
i
water
nt
25c,
Pend
"
II"'
at
26c,
and
now
they
'
NOBLE
JTIVK
MINKS
I
l
ut
Me
a
share.
I
I
'
r
three
quartern
of
a
'"I!
dollarg
has
been
'
;
on
development,
power
!1'
iiul
mill.
This
iH
a
it
property.
Subncrip-till
en
by
S.
D.
Johnston
CoXtd.
'n
2nd
Avenue
Ajfcnts
for
Miller,
c0urt
&
Co.
Ltd.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
C3
un;,K,,,
Warehousing,
and
"ixtnl.utinjr.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
'
-oal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Sitecialln
In
I'ionu
and
furniture
MuvIiik.
VANDERIJ00F
'
ne
election
campaign
u
beglnnlnr
to
warm
up
in
Omlneoe
district
following
the
selection
of
Arthur
Sliellord
its
the
Conservative
standard
beam
It
is
altogether
likely
tnat
Hon.
A.
M.
fcUn-on
will
be
renominated
by
the
!
The
clearing
of
the
Tatchl
River,
which
the
federal
government
Will
take
care
01
thU,
jmar,
was
.again
discussed
t
tnerntiftt
MipjVan(WrhoofHj.ir(f1
ft
iTaae
lasr.week.
,
i
i
One
of
the
picturesque
figure
of
,h
etoney
Crek
Indian
Reserve
wi
removed
In
the
death
laat
week
of
Jok
Vene-erhoof,
whose
age
waa
uncar-lul
ad
who
belonged
to
.
the
kl
oui
natives
whieh
te
feet
ttsrp-pearlng.
Jack
was
employed
a
a
young
man
in
1866
during
the
construction
of
the
old
overland
telegraph
Mm.
Ernest
amedley.
who
has
been
aerloualy
111,
is
now
making
aattafaciory
prog
rem
toward
recovery.
j
A
daughter
waa
born
to
Mr.
aad
lira.
Jams
Hargreavea
of
Vndrhoof
lent
Thursday
!
Pat
Calhoun
ban
purchased
the
lc
cream
plant
and
fixture
trim
P
A
Mitchell.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Andrew
ltae
und
family
I
have
moved
on
to
their
farm
north
oi
Venderhoof.
I
Provincial
Constable
M.
H.
ManeeU
wlll
return
thla
week
from
Victoria
whore
he
waa
called
on
acoouat
of
the
serious
llrneaa
of
bis
brother
I
Willises
Millar
la
recovering
from
an
illaeas
which-
has
confined
him
to
hia
for
the
paat
two
or
three
weeks.
Oencral
capital.
Vancouver.
M.
I.
Taylor
of
Print
Oeoeae,
newly
;
appelated
Indian
Agent
days
In
town
last
week.
spent
a
tew
and
Mrs
Arthur
M
Imbley
ana
Satisfaction
Cuoronteed
Brier
yell
purchwis
floor'
coTerlngs
lou
ler
th
GvU&tilon
''"""'SVr
It
Isyouroalpttsl"
SMurenee
of
gea"
(ntli"tt
"Tht
Gold
81
tsnJ"
our
Ouarenis
,'."
I.ttlun
and
the
he
"
your
moasr
can
buy.
I
cCthc'
I
1
service
i
Fairbanks-Morse
Steele
Pumps
The.
Fairbanks
Mors
Stock
Pump
H
not
just
another
pump.
When
Fairbanks
Moi
.,c
&
Co.
decided
to
build
a
pump
for
handling
wood
pu!p
stock
und
othrr
fibrous
.r
stringy
material,
they
oaniutted
with
Mr.
A.
a
Wood,
an
out-standing
authority
and
designer
of
P'Jtnps
or
tl
is
nature.
Mr.
Wood
worked
with
Pawbanlro-Morse
en-gisiecrj
and
produced
a
pump
that
is
an
improvement
on
anything
liw
Tf.-rr:
r!igac4
or
constructed.
The
new
unawovad
stork
pump,
with
it
two
Made
acJotM
iinp
!!,
will
liandV
without
dogging,
fluid!
containing
-jIkIs
up
to
one
jiipt
sL-'j
cinaller
tlian
the
suction
opening,
and
fibrous
or
stiiitgy
material
of
any
consistency
that
wilt
flow
through
a
pipe
line.
Ok
CANADIAN
FairianSss-Moise
COMWXKYJSmUtd
SikK,
ftrhnttswii
flaws
naaw
mart
kju-aQrUmmtfMlmm
Maw
I
Sunday
ainee
Oeorge
Ogstoa.
chairman
A
aon
waa
born
at
the
Vancouver
01
the
village
commlasionen.
of
Vandor-
Mr
hoof,
sailed
tram
England
for
Canada
Hamilton
of
Fort
St.
the
Canada.
ovsw
Mf'e-
Ms.
ri
i
of
irresvtae
lilnii
Urmi
k
Hl
Kit4
old
Dominion
Line
steamer
'the
Oovernmtiit
Tetegraphs
will
situ;
on
May
.
tSu.
STEWART
The
Brig
laser
group
tver
section,
owned
V-
CO.
In
by
ra2
DAILY
NZT73
"
season,
mostly
diamond
drilling.
t
IJ.
P.
Qibaoa.
who
returns
today
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
while
In
the
south
completed
a
deal
in
connection
with
the
Mayflower
group
w
in
I.undy
Br.
of
Vanoouver.
'
Mra.
O.
W.
Barrth
Vi
returned
to
1
6
lev.
art
from
a
trip
to
victoria.
Mm.
N.
U.
atrvwaa
lift
hint
week
for
KatehJkaa
when
her
y.,n
in
aerlouMy,
Ul
Mrs.
Charlaa
Larson
is
on
a
trip
to
Tolkwa.'
Ur.
Larson
tuviuK
accompanied
her
aa
far
aa
Prlnot
Hupcn
laat
week
An
Increase
baa
been
ante
of
the
dtewart
Hews.
made
In
the
Br.
a).
E.
MeXoohnle
Nichol
Thompson.
Oeorge
Markle,
H
c.
Magaac
and
H.
W.
M.
Rolaton
biive
been
elected
dnwetors
of
the
Marmot
Metals
MUtfag
Co.
Pred
jQUdry,
Prince
Rupert
optician,
arrived
here
yestatday
and
will
apend
the
week
haw
on
arolrwlonal
bualnesa.
The
big
chemical
engine
has
been
moved
Into
the
Ptue
Hall
for
the
sum-
mer.
The
Women's
Atixlll.
rv
t-,
the
8:w-
;arf
HoKprlul
has
elocti
t!
-iifprs
an
follow:
president,
Mrs.
I.
A
y.-.unr;
vioe-
president.
Mite
.
W
Maxwell,
aecret-iary.
Mrs.
R.
W.
K'::n;iy:
treasurer,
Mrs.
8
O
Lawrence.
Oerald
Bsrvlee,
for
some
time
teller
In
the
local
branch
oi
the
Bank
of
'Montreal
and
more
recently
at
Trail,
has
been
transferred
to
Mayo,
Yukon
Territory,
where
a
new
branch
is
being
opened.
A
compressor
ar.tl
ntier
mining
machinery
Is
being
taken
into
the
Marmot
OoM
propartj
at
the
head
cf
Magee
Paas.
Five
thouKaud
feet
of
lumber
for
camp
eonstru-tlon
la
also
being
taken
in
by
Jack
Rennle.
Five
nan
are
working
at
the
mine.
The
Premier
t
i.
wi'
Charl
rjrr:
'jr
building
her
't::1'
Into
whioh
-...
.
into
mining
outfits
north
of
boot
have
returned
to
town.
Vanoer
head
to
develop
aad
cperato
the
Vlr-j
gin
Is
and
Border
asaup
of
taken
over
the
Caonaur
group
adjoining
the
Virginia,
the
vendees
beta
Charles
Lake
of
Stewart
and
Arthur
Noble
of
Ocean
Palls'.
The
deal
la
lev
the
Marmot
.
tn.
....
hnn4
with
a
sutatMitasi
Oecrge
M
family
have
returned
to
town
and
Bunn,
has
been
syndicated
on
the
unit
taken
up
residence
on
Church
Street,
system
in
a
maaoer
like
the
Porter
-
payment.
teas
are
betna
taren
be
the
atawaK
kho
fiaanced
aeveral
yenra
aj
o
to
keep
Orientals
out
Mlas
Mar
Snell
Is
making
satlsfac-
Clay
Porter
Is
cbaftmau
uf
the
board
c
or
thu
tmmv
Th-rr
w.
noot
tory
recovery
following
s
recent
111-
mm
tees,
other
mawihsm
of
whieh
u-
now
Bess.
Oeorge
atuan
aad
.
L.
Btnart.
It
la
likely
that
strong
local
support
will
'
Archdeacon
O.
A.
r.la
of
Prince
(m-
Mm.
Charles
I.
Allan
and
bar
ala
be
given
the
Maue
pen
condweted
eervtces
here
yesterday
cnuoren
arriveo
aare
last
wees
rrom
;
and
will
leave
tonkswt
on
bis
retwoi
to
mnee
aaorg
ana
nave
taken
up
essi-,
laaaarmi
ror
camp
construe
uen
on
print
Rupert.
t
la
the
Surger
house
on
Third
the
Mad
Beef
group
of
claims,
ad)otn-
.
Mr.
Allan
bat,
taken
over
Pat
mg
the
tfearado
on
the
north,
la
no
wrtnk
Caw
W
wWllliowl
a
Calbwana
barber
ahep
here.
being
moved
up
the
hill
hy
a
crew
un-
up
M
vancowver.
dor
the
suaerrlakm
of
John
Haahti
Mining
outfits
wending
their
way
The
oamp
will
be
bum
at
an
eievaaon
yrark
gaabn
Rtewart's
grand
old
Into
the
Omlneca
gold
flelde
are
now
of
Me
feet
la
full
view
of
Stewart.
mn
(ft
lMt
nearlnc
tbatr
aeatmatlons.
Tt
was
twenty-five
yean
ago
The
new
company,
recently
organhwd
m
Kamloope
t
week
for
the
Old
Men's
In
Vancouver,
nas
riaaneea
ror
aoo.uuo
,
oa
worth
of
work
to
be
carried
out
thin
Subscribe
for
the.
Da
11
BRIGHTEN
YOUR
HOME
NOW
AT
LITTLE
EXPENSE
Mere
l
a
prkcrehirtion
that
means
Wl'rwaa',-
UiiiamH
tit-
gS7
aomethJiiC
to
the
thrift
v
Iwusewlfe
g'W3BBasiHarmmaySS
w
tSffCii
ItmeonsaiiopportuMfy
tosecurr
"JjPgTiiP3j'iafc?a
rbannlngly
paMerneJ,
eaey-to-
IgsrTS
Gold
Seal
Rugs
?or
these
lowprke!
''r
Sgf
J
91
6
IMH
J7.M
S'&i
9
s
7H
"
-
-
-
-
Trary
JIQ
Otber
tontenleat
slses
at
i55fr-f
-PKsPS
pnHetleiwte
fr
jgy
XL.-
"sStof".
jr
WBPa
Plui
.
.
the
greatest
Improvrment
SS(r
r&TJS!&--'
d&XrQ
Cf?2
In
the
fltKir-covartiit
buslneas
the
iaw
itfJ'lr
jam
,
"
AVjMji&
MSlSn
new"AfHroe,,surfaeethatbulld
-Sa
-Ttl
J&&wWW&
HRA
longer
wearing
rldlit
Into
the
base
jpaVr-tr
-P
;
7
y
&jf
dk&wWl
und
throuthout
the
whole
wesrlim
ht
&B&
'rPjSefir
ttTtmi
surtiue
.
.
.
only
obtainable
In
'"aCJ
geufieCongleim
withthtGold
yTL1
Set
vnur
denttr
netr
one"
OJlr
him
it
JnJSSrVjIt
syf
xfiUr
tarn
-aSHBbffle'
"v.
0NG
OLEUM
SEAL
Rugs
.iOLBUM
CANADA
LIMITED,
MONTREAL
t
I
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S-l-
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ON
S
X
0
30
sHraaSl
The
Burns
Lake
Assembly.
Native
Bona
of
Canada,
baa
elected
omeers
as
follows:
president.
P
V.
Tallon:
trice-president.
Dr.
J.
T.
Steele,
ascaad
vice-president.
Ken
Warner:
seceetary.
Hu-
taert
Q
fttualllialv
me
Nsttve
Bom
win
take
crura
D!
tne--ei'iieaaiai
oi
Dominion
Day
here.
Pour
hundred
and
ten
new
names
Mr.
jdays
in
5.
Andrew
Cetrem
has
taken
a
position
In
the
Lake
View
Hotel.
.
;
R.
Q.
Stearns
and
daughter,
Mis
Q
race
Steams,
of
Tlntagel
were
visitors
,
in
town
last
weak.
C.
Polk
la
back
In
the
district
to
attend
to
hia
mining
lntereaU
netu
Poreatdale
and
Topley.
Heeea
D.
Long
of
Francois
Luke
wn
a
business
visitor
in
town
last
weex
The
local
hospital
board
has
declrtw
to
build
a
new
hospital
here
uml
another
meeting
is
to
be
held
in
the
near
future
to
make
further
plans
hv
going
ahead
with
the
structure.
Harry
Nlcbolla
has
been
appointed
to
the
forestry
service
and
will
work
in
the
vicinity
of
Burns
lake
The
Burns
Lake
and
District
braucb
Mb
MteO
sad
mm
while
fzxmg.
L-I
N
G
-J-
GI
fl
"
T
Glffr
mm
fj&vM.
m
m
i
7
Mm
m
tin
i
1
7
h&fati3j&&i
sj&0
I
jlp
affltligF
9
J
:4
.'
Eg
OR
a
quality
Gin
possessing
the
most
pleasing
flavor,
ask
tor
bterlmg
London
Dry.
C
It
is
distilled
by
experts
v
according
to
the
best
-
a.
cj
London
tradition
and
is
thoroughly
rectified
to
obtain
perfect
purity
and
sparkling
clearness.
Sterling
John
Collins
(I
Twtythird
cocktail
ghat
Sterling
London
Dry
Cm.
juice
of
one
lemon.
nece
of
ice,
one
teaspoonful
sugar,
bottle
cold
soda.
Sterling
Gin
Tcey
f
One
lump
ice
m
tumbler,
juice
of
one
lemon
or
lime.
Sterling
London
Dry
Gin.
Fill
up
with
toda
water
LONDON
DEVG!N
FAQE
FIVfl
IP.
aVVI
'
tills
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
BUKNS
LAKE
Douglas
Lay
of
Haaeltou.
resident
mining
engineer,
gave
an
Interesting
lecture
laat
Tuesday
evening
under
the
auspices
of
the
Burns
Lake
and
Dis
trict
Board
of
Trade
with
President
R.
Lowe
In
the
chair
He
ea
pressed
tlBuam
regarding
the
future
of
the
mining
district
of
the
Bablne
and
ad'
vkwd
that
the
Mechakp
plateau
he
pros
pected.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Bsnkel
of
Francois
Lake
Lodge
baa
Increased
the
accommodation
to
take
care
of
aiatsen
truest
aad
expects
a
considerable
increase
In
patron-uge
this
season.
She
is
planning
the
erection
of
a
new
kd
four
rulles
from
the
head
of
Ootsa
Lake.
of
British
Columbia
All
Sweaters,
Mackinaws,
Wind
Breakers
REDUCED
15
PER
CENT
IIUllUERS,
sites
6
and
7,
regular
$2.25,
now
Shoe
Sale
Ccmtinitea.
Every
pair
must
go.
THOR
JOHNSON
hnve
been
added
to
the
voters'
list
In
p.
rvr'ii'T
rnnntl'uenrv
It
Is
announced
.
.
by
Ooverurwi
.
Ai.ei.t
J.
D
Moore
ol
tnc
Canadian
Uvk.ii
jb
elected
oi-
Port
Praaer.
Very
few
names
have
been
(lwra
toitowa:
president.
V.
8chsl-
taken
oft
the
list.
derup:
first
vice-president.
Arthur
Shel-
ford;
second
vice-president,
W.
H.
R.
Bird
of
Poreatdale1
died
camnbell:
secretary.
James
Pedley;
ex-
at
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital
last
Monday
e.utive.
R
Lowe
and
William
Leverett,
alter
a
long
and
severe
Illness.
She
Burns
l,.
a
q
Ajjnan.
Bndako,
and
leaves
a
widower
and
Infant
son
to
Janw-
A
wigglns.
Poreatdale.
mourn
her
loss.
The
funeral
tone
place
i
.
.
.
on
TuasdHy
with
Rev
W.
R.
Ashford
officiating.
I
w.
x.
Holmes
of
Topley
spent
a
few
Burns
Lake
laat
week.
SALT
RHEUIU
All
Over
Ker
Hands
and
Between
Fingers
Mrs.
Walter
Miner,
Midville
Branch,
N.8.,
writes
i
"I
bad
salt
rheum
all
over
my
hands,
and
especial!
between
my
angers.
It
was
impossible
for
tue
to
put
them
in
water,
or
do
mv
house
work.
"After
trying
medicines
and
salves,
which
did
me
no
pwA,
1
lu
nrii
f
being
so
wonderful,
and
after
taking
two
bottles
I
am
entirely
relieved
of
svy
trouble.
"
Manufactured
ealy
by
The
T.
MJlbttrn
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat,
8Bf
City
Meat
Market
(SELYIG
IlltOS.)
3rd
Atenue
Phone
701
MEAT.
HSU,
VEGETAHLEfi
aad
ALL
KINDS
OF
NORWEGIAN
PHOnUCE"
,v.4
-ftjp
delivery
Observe!
All
articles
are
of
superior
quality
and
absolutely
fresh.
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AM)
CEDAU
Single
load
$4.50
Double
Load
H.60
Lare
Sack
60c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Effg
$12.00
Pembina
Wanhed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootlenfl
Fkk
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classed
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
1.19
Second
Avenue
For
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies,
Bulk-lev
alley
Hay
and
Grain,
Seeds.
Fertiliser
and
COAL,
call
up
68
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.