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DAILY
EDITION
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provinri
and
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Canada's
greatest
natural
wonder
for
those
who
write
the
best
essays
on
"Shredded
Wheat"
Write
for
partlculara
to
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
Ltd.
Nlapprw
Falls,
Ontario
am
iid-
aile
the
MIGRATION
TO
11R
CIIBCKED?
A
bill
it
before
the
Conjrrena
of
the
United
State
by
which
it
i
proposed
to
regtriit
the
number
of
Canadians
who
may
enter
that
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rear
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NEW
HAZELTON
The
Hazelton
hospital
is
now
out
of
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leg.
the
result
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flight
of
stalm.
M;.
Yarlett
of
Olen
VoweU
left
at
I
ihe
first
of
th
la
week
for
Prince
Itu-p?n
to
receive
medical
attention.
aecreUry
of
labor
and
there
i
id
to
be
aome
pro.pect
that
it
will'ln
sL'd
paaa.
If
the
Canadian
mininter
at
Wanhinetori
can
do
ao
without
I
unv
tbay
Das)
i
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violating
any
of
the
camms
of
diplomatic
propriety
it
in
to
be
honed
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mat
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would
con-aider
the
enactment
of
.such
a
meanure
in
no
nenne
offensive
to
either
the
in'ereotx
or
the
diirnity
of
the
Dominion.
Exempting
Canadians
from
the
quota
law
wan
doubtlena
in.
Unded
aa
a
gesture
of
friendship
toward
a
kindred
and
neiirhboriny
people.
Canadians
appreciated
the
sentiment
behind
the
act.
but
compliments
come
too
high
at
the
price.
We
could
have
ot
alon
without
tha
pnrtit
ular
mark
of
deference
a
good
deal
better
than
we
can
without
the
thousands
of
Canadian
citizens
who
flocked
across
the
border
bee.-iu-e
there
was
no
limit
to
the
number
who
could
go.
If
Conyrese
is
now
minded
to
put
up
the
bars
airainst
our
misguided
migrating
countrymen,
ax
it
has
done
against
people
from
Europe,
that
will
be
a
measure
of
practical
helpfulness
toward
the
development
mid
prosperity
of
the
Dominion.
See
Canada
First
Every
boy
and
girl
should
visit
NIAGARA
FALLS
On
their
way
home
to
the
prairies
alter
having
apem
tbe
winter
la
Vlc-orl.
Mr
and
Mrs
ttrachan
of
Ueal-i'a.
Man
.
were
the
guesu
of
Mrs.
stan-
They
were
old
frhmda
this
et
in
SM1THEUS
Dwr
running
by
dogs
In
the
vicinity
if
Smltbers
as
reported
to
be
common,
ectlon
men
east
of
town
having
re-ceutly
found
casinos
rating
a
deer
that
wat
atlll
in
the
last
throes
of
Ufa.
P
i
cr
authorities
plan
destroying
offending
animals
In
the
future.
Then-
has
been
a
ftrest
demand
for
Toplcy-Richfleld
stock
recently,
considerable
stock
having
changed
hands
with
handsome
profits.
Stock
In
the
Duth
mine
la
also
being
bought
up
avidly
Vancouver
has
over-subscribed
H.
r.llotmeiHs
of
bo.h
Issues.
Thomaa
Fortln.
brskeman
on
the
'it
the
victory
and
King
Tut
propertlaa
n
hui
under
Bi
In
The
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Bni!'hrr
Hospital
realised
I
lag
.40
as
a
rr-ul'
ot
the
snnuad
children's
mas-U-rsdr
lsst
Prldsy
evening
which
was
i'
prrtty
and
successful
affair
There
w.-ie
over
one
hundred
children
n
if'wiiir
and
tlw
prixc
wlntirra
were:
Margaret
Ounlop.
Nellie
Champion.
Oraoe
Haass
rd
June
Carr
Clarence
Mcrrlii
Oeorge
McKenrle
Hiiert
Ben-net:
Norman
Kllpa'rirk.
Bil)tiv
Robln-iii
Jenkiii.
W'.imii
Uatson.
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THE
DAILY
NBV73
JSftUird..,,
;.9-'JfSHLij,J
Dorothy
FcMier.
Pauy
Heinennsion
nd
j
Zona
by.
An
adults
dance
followed
.
the
children's
event.
I
quarantine
following
a
recent
outbreak
'
Effort!
art
being
of
scarlet
fevir
Two
patient
are
In
'hare
the
provincial
The
Isolation
hospital
sultimiK
fruai
the
!
public
work
call
malady,
jthe
conslructaM)
here.
The
cgnVxct
was
let
last
fan
Jack
Tlcehurst.
for
a
number
of
years)
to
Thorns
6arc
of
Vancouver
who
Indian
police
officer
at
Hazel
.on.
nihssqusiillj
haiiklrt
down
on
the
job.
thla
weak
for
Torotvte,
when
be
secured
a
position
Mis.
Tioehum
J.
H.
Perkins
of
Skeens
Croaslng
haa
bide'i
cotton
plants
in
full
bloom,
something
'
locally
to'
department
of
tor
new
tender
for
of
the
high
school
if
lammr
rii
tttrrtifln
.tMBVuir
m
irtwWt
new.
m
Uts.wotk
sv,
'
y.
'
i
of
a
noTrlty
this
far.
north.
The
plants
j.
Hall.
.aunerrlsor
of
British
Col-
are
now
three
years
old
and
the
balls
umbia
pmrnneut
liquor
stores.
I
a
are
perfectly
formed.
visitor
la
fhaltt
official
duties.
He,
came
from
Burn
Lake
whore
ha
aaade'
A
cougar
has
been
klUed
in
the
!
arrangements
for
tbe
opening
of
a;
;cinlty
of
Kltwancool.
the
first
to
be
store
about
April
1
Four
applications
taken
id
that
district
for
many
yearr.
nave
been
received
for
tbe
position
of
It
was
shot
by
an
Indian
about
fifteen
vendor
there.
miles
beyond
Kltwanoool
Lake.
j
1
Wlggs
O
Weill
returned
on
Sunday'
The
executive
of
the
Hazelton
Bad-
night
to
Smtthers
from
Victoria
where
m
In
ton
dub
met
last
Tuesday
evening
,
be
was
called
on
sccount
of
the
illness
and
decided
to
hold
a
dance
tonight,
of
his
mother
who
is
now
making
sat-
'
'
lsfactory
progress
toward
recovery
The
O
K.
Cafe
was
raided
recently
and
Indian
women
who
were
found
.
Daring
tbe
putt
week
a
large
psrty
rhercin
were
fined
$50.
S30
and
110
,of
Indians
from
Babine
made
a
trip
to
respectively.
A
considerable
quantity
em!
then
to
purchane
lumber
and
gen-ol
honor.
was
also
found
on
the
pre-eral
supplies.
XiH
'
-
--
I
j
Dave
Heenan
and
William
Matheson
Edward
G
Brown
and
associated
of
have
concluded
a
deal
for
the
sale
of
Vancouver
have
bonded
the
Highland
j
their
mining
property
at
Toptey
to
Basin
prcperty
In
tbe
Btblne
district
i
Vancouver
fntereau
They
spent
several
from
Thomas
King
and
Martin
Cain,
days
in
Kent
then
on
business
this
week
Incorporation
of
the
property
Is
plan-
jln
connect
loo
with
the
transaction.
and
It
la
understood
that
consul
-
pn..
V-
under-
!
Mrs.
C.
K.
Ollber:
of
Terrace
was
in
,:.
ifil?
wsak.
having
been
In
charge
or
;!i-
:
-i-i
.
-is'
basketball
team,
ihe
:.-:
Uletted
In
prlvaU
;i''.Ti
.I'l.iiiif
stay
here.
s
En
J
Maver
n.iiaaii!
".ifK
f
Ton:
Pi'
h.
ill
h.ivi
Hr.:i
.
.
Tuple
clef
.,
'.:
.
T.
,
i
a
buatnssi
trip
to
being
said
to
have
1th
hat
mission
consider-,
if
to
the
coanpletioa
-
contract
tor
8.000
w
been
delivered
at
it
tbe
end
of
last
tore
he
will
supsr-several
new
build
Richfield
mine
tor
of
schools,
was
'
wn
Prince
Rupert
id
district
PRINCE
GEORGE
i
P
B...,ie!
representative
f
y
in.--
syndicate,
retumsd
:
f
last
week
after
u.j-
-paction
of
timber
i
.
i
h
i.r
ayndicate
in
con-'ii
"-
islleatlon
for
the'
.'.
!
cedii-
loles.
The
timber'
,.i:.:
u,
h
.
i
good
shape,
rot
...
:..
.,
:!.
.
the
smaller
trees
i)
:
:
;xi.e-
ad
ties.
The
pro-;
i.
.m;
.rise
value
In
neg-:
,e,:.,r
t;e.
ing
from
Ouiiford
:
E:.-;.
M
H
rden
states
o
'je
n.,
Ra:
Hit;
-
,.
1
Charles
Johnson
'"-'
-.
crew
of
eight
local
a
week
for
Msnttoba
;,,..,.-
,ja
the
constructwn
of
F.
u
tstansioo
of
tbe
Hudson
Dswar.
Uiear
cold
weather
has
been
hers
during
the
past
wewk.
the
minimum
temperature
raadlnc
(Turin:
bstaw
tbe
period
having
been
10-1
degrees
be-
out
of
nar
buvtant
fianaai
nana
9hegift
that
Irpp.hs
nn
giving!
Jaeah
Letth
is
echlMUng
Met
in
the
window
of
Ma
It
At
the
S
hornet's
furniture
was
faand
while
repairs
ware
The
cold
sraather
has
been
A
firs
ton
track
haa
bean
fnrniahsst
of
great
uautaace
in
the
acuta
out
br
the
arovlnrlal
eamartsBsnt
af
wMir
M
ties
from
the
various
camps
in
the
Works
tor
road
work
la
the
dartrfcrt
this
"da"
.year.
It
Is
likely
that
another
similar
machine
srlll
he
tuiihaaanlin
j
'
Joseph
1
Uaass.
a
young
man
of
tbe
Ms
pea
settlement
near
Tanderboof.
I
ev.
rather
Oaoota.
actaelnal
af
thai
acquitted
by
Judge)
nohertsou
la
Industrial
he
boot
al
Legale,
is
a
visitor
,
count?
otmrt
ban
last
weak
on
the
In
the
city
and
wtu
oooduc
charge
of
theft
of
sppvoslasately
tlieO
in
the
local
Catholic
Church
from
Taddy
Pspaas.
Tbe
eharaw
arose
day.
T-
1
Walter
r.
Orsgg
of
Vajtcouvar
haa
The
Prince
rwejrhs
Saard
of.
Trade
la
errtvsd
here,
hat
kiswnssa
betng
in
eon-1
urging
i
the
feceral
authontlea
to
tasUl
nsethm
with
the
tie
son
tracts
of
a.
aV
V
telepboae
line
from
rsnee
OeeajtaJIsJIstlri.
.
.
I
UcBrtde.
umng
the
pole
line
of
Oansdlan
National
Kallwsys
for
purpose.
rlnce
Orore
school
estlmstes
rear
total
1.10441
or
sn
lnereaj
3.775
over
U-t
year.
Oonslderable
part
of
the
Increase
to
represented
br
pro-Posed
capiui
expenditures,
increased
enrolment
also
aseasslUUng
the
employment
of
a
new
teacher.
Les
Wood.
proprietor
of
"dude"
ranches
in
this
district,
has
bought
three
lotn
on
MrBrlde
Cresoant
In
the
I
city
from
C
w
Perry
and
the
erection
of
s
tiooo
tturlst
headwuarters
in
Prince
Oeorge
u
said
to
be
upcn
me
city
rjuncU
has
been
requevted
snd
Pacific,
la
in
thr
hoaplul
here.
to
demoll.h
.
dilapidated
old
building
suffering
from
a
fractured
leg.
the
re-'on
Third
Avenue,
opposite
the
tennis
v.1
isii
i
ran
tne
station
plat-louurta
It
orm
at
Pacific
Oooci
showings
continue
to
be
asam
Ba
Moassain
vhih
m
e
gWWsdPIJIrlrl
I
H
AM
sBassatiof
the
work
ssasssasl
'
'-
3ET
rW
children
aho
laf
in
it.
1
aaid
to
be
the
Myrtle
P.
sWmooson
and
Jamea
!A.
Harder
were
married
reosoUy
in
tbe;
Manse
of
Knoa
United
Church
here
by)
thle
ev
a.
t.
oalbralth.
of!
menaoe
to
are
In
the
habit
of
play-
Tbe
Soqaie
aewtajt
Circle,
for
young
lri'-
Vtr
.digaatjwd
m
Princ.
MIWRI
.r
"
Some
thirty
or
ao
frleads
aurprtaed
Mr.
snd
Mrs
t
A.
Bsmsrvllle
on
Wed-aesdsy
night
to
help
thesn
celebrate
the
tenth
anniversary
of
theli
marrtge.
The
evening
wan
enjoyably
spent
In
plsyliiK
bndtii
mid
preseiitatlona
were
made
Wiuitm
McCheaney.
eldest
son
of
Mr
snd
Mra
Rot.,t
McChssney
of
this
city
and
Ml
B-
,
trice
Petera
daunhter
of
Shc.'iff
,1,,,
Mr
C
8
Petera.
were
mairled
n,
T.,mi.,
at
fort
Pruer.
the
HtsTE
NOT.
Haste
not!
Mast
not!
Calmly
wait;
Msekly
bear
tbe
storms
of
fat
Duty
be
thy
polar
guide
Do
tbe
right
wbate'er
betide.
.
Oewths
DEPARTMENT
OF
FURI.IC
WOHKB
W.UA
MrL.IrK.
I'
BCALBO
TCMOCM.
endorsed
"Tender
for
Lock-up
Beit
Cools.''
will
be
m.
ft
&
MJ-sHeTof
nmllo
Work
tlon
snd
oomnletlon
sU
a
for
the
eree-
auaslard
Lock-
af
b.u"
st
Mh
CooU
In
the
Mac
if
awwni
Lnstrm.
a.c
nsn.
specif
teat
ton.
."1
.
"n
OT
ana
arter
the
fJHS&Lf9l9mi.
BWIdinga.
sr
al',rrm
or
ma
uovernment
tnI
Vsnoouver
and
Prince
Rupert
of
the
Public
Works
Dt-partment.
Bella
Cools
3!
.
PUn
epeelflcatlons.
etc
.
ct"y
obtained
from
the
Oepsrtmsnt
512
.1Lh",h.
wl"
"
""ed
on
rs-turn
of
the
pi.ns.
etc
.
m
good
eondl-
Wn-"
nl
nM'
-raedr
V
PHILIP,
Deputy
Minister
snd
,
,
Pu6"c
Works
Knslneer
Denar'n.ent
of
Publlf
Works
Kni;liieer.
Patliament
Btillrtlnfru
V.t
tuns.
B.C.
Jlarona
Model
4-40
$225
or
with
Electric
Drive
$265
ymphony
in
your
i
lorae
e
So
true
and
lifelike
is
the
music
of
the
new
Orth&i2honic
Victrola,
you
almost
see
the
famous
conductor
the
magnificent
orchestra!
.The
plaintive
note
f
a
Bunr
.
.
.
nrnlisw
Thm
the
Win
Via
move
towards
the
eeigr
of
yottr
dtsie
Again
that
wistW
trasanet
aad
aeaia
iW
'r4Ln
fjtlred
by
the
vioKm
and
the
brassea,
as
nr
niemdy
weaves
its
paltrrn
of
hrauty.
)
on
retaa
ami
ean
a
world-loved
ovwrtwr
Von
are
at
rhe
Svwipaowy
Cuncert.
hi
ym
Mwswas.'
Aad
yum
arrastge
the
program!
Yon
ahwost
saw
the
sraaitrve
Ksad
of
the
great
ccmdMctor
the
rhythsair
rise
and
fall
of
ike
violin
haws,
the
tm
of
Veattnf
trtmv
pru
aad
ti
I
You
may
arffal
orrhrstms
the
same
evening.
,'-eacom
end
oa
end.
You
may
baien
,,
aaytbiag
m
any
kind
of
music.
The
principle
that
applies
"Smooth
FV
of
Sound"
to
the
new
Orthophonir
Victn.l.i
and
bring.'i
it
to
your
home,
is
"Matrhid
lmpUnct''.
Victor-controUtd.
To
do
)utire
lo
this
iwsliatir
music,
you
iimv
have
beautiful
cabinets
in
artimk
d.ik-,,
aad
hae
woods.
Elertricatl)
'Inxin.
il
v
,
wish,
at
slight
additional
ot
All
in-'
o
meats
illC
srM
ttopping
Prirn
(mra
$J
4f
i
down
to
as
low
as
$115
-oo
.,n,
n
mt
n.,
,
meats
from
alt
His
MaMer's
i
ki-
dtal,
,
Act
now
aad
begin
to
ea
joy
at
once.
Vrtnomonic
Tr-M-jfso-no
Tr...
Mark..
d
Victrola
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Meanest
Mr.
Otlhcphonu
it
bears
the
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Ljmitej
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Oncratinjc
(..T.l
20.000
Ton
floating
Pry
I
Engineer.
Machinlita,
Ilollcrraakera.
Hlsck-miif'
mtiVtj
I'oundfrs,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
BI.BCTKIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WEUMN'
Our
plant
Ig
equipped
to
handle
all
kini-MAKINE
AN!)
COMMERCIAL
WOKh.
PHONES
43
and
385
p,,iii'rli
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National
Qic
Largeft
Railway
Sylem
in
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SERVK'E
SaUlnp
from
PKINl'E
KI
TKKT
for
VAXCOl'VCK.
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and
latermedlsu
points,
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IIIIIIAY.
00
s
m
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HTKIVAUT
and
ANVOX.
tcb
EIMIMV.
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