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PUBLICITY
CAMPAIGN
T1
ovmnt
of
British
Columbia
i
in
bent
on
a
more
extensive
puWicity
campaign
to
attract
settler
and
capitalist!.;
one
to
settle
our
lands
and
the
other
to
develop
our
mine,
timber
lands
and
other
natural
resources.
With
Canadian
monev
at
par
and
with
many
investments
in
the
country
bavin
proved
themselves
to
be
good
ones
there
is
now
something
to
talk
about
and
some
argument
to
attract
those
who
would
put
their
money
into
B.C.
ventures
All
this
will
tend
to
improve
conditions
in
the
province.
OIIBI)
KOUTB
TO
COAST
,
From
the
Pnt
of
view
of
a
railway
it
is
possible
that
the
Obed
route
to
connect
up
with
the
coast
is
the
best
available,
but
from
the
point
of
view
of
development
it
is
not
worth
mentioning
It
opens
up
very
liule
new
country
and
provides
the
longest
route
to
the
coast.
It
it.
doubtful
if
railway-men
xhould
be
given
a
free
hand
fn
regard
to
this.
So
far
a
British
Columbia
is
concerned,
an
outlet
by
way
of
Obed
would
have
very
little
value.
It
would
serve
very
little
of
the
undeveloped
country
in
thin
province.
All
It
would
do
would
be
to
provide
H
western
outlet
for
the
country
now
served
by
the
short
lines
running
out
of
Edmonton.
in
laying
down
a
railway,
the
first
and
most
important
thing
to
consider
is
what
effect
it
will
have
on
future
development.
Railway
men
do
not
worry
about
t
hut.
but
the
people
who
have
to
pay
the
bill
should
say
where
the
line
is
to
vo
mid
what
country
is
to
be
opened
up.
No
baking
failures
here
Requires
no
skill
to
serve
Just
warm
in
oven,
add
hot
milk
and
delight
the
whole
family
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
MKMItKltS
Of
I.O.K.K.
ciu
WTK
f
rillNC'E
It!
TEltT
iiiyisiq.
run
A
frtendly
mlxi
badminton
tourna
ment
took
place
last
night
at
the
Bai-
mlnton
Hail.
Third
Avenue,
when
the
I
members
of
the
I
OXE.
Badminton
Club
1
were
guests
(or
the
evening
of
the
'
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club.
There
"
""
m
TU"'ra
""-"U1
Cafe
and
the
members
of
iniiinm
ur.n
i
rmmi
tym
I
11
1
iiiii
I
.
,
Club
and
some
good
games
were
played.
,
Partner
were
chosen
by
lot
with
re-
suits
disastrous
to
some
of
the
best
!
player.
Prior
to
playing
the
finals,
re
freshments
were
served
by
the
ladles
of
the
home
team
headed
by
Miss
Stork
and
Ml
Tlte.
alias
Rivet
had
general
charge
and
Miss
Tlte
scored.
The
winners
were
Prank
RusseH
and
i
1
Mrs.
Mann
who
in
the
finals
played
a
very
close
game
with
S.
Oarton
and
Mies
Riven
Prlasa
were
presented
by
George
Bryant,
president
of
the
club
and
fallowing
the
presentation
a
number
of
the
player
iaiamed
for
iri'nd'y
games,
both
i
urn
being
kept
going
all
evening
The
results
cf
the
games
were
as
lolloas
j
KIRWT
KOI
Ml
I
'
Bradbury
and
Mrs
Lisney
beat
Stewart
and
Miss
Koloscff.
154.
I
Blot:
and
Mrs.
Walker
beat
Monington
and
Mrs.
Parker.
15-0.
:
Bryant
and
Mrs.
Wett
beat
P.
Davles
and
Mlas
Harvey.
15-J
,
A.
Davles
and
Miss
Mitchell
beat
Teng
and
Miss
Palmer.
!-.
Colllson
and
Mis
Merr
beat
Smith
,our
and
Mlas
HarUn.
1S-1S.
i
Cross
and
Mn.
Johnston
beat
Parquhar
,
and
Mrs.
Blott.
U-10
Pullen
and
Mrs.
Dartcn
beat
Cabeldu
and
Mrs.
Self.
i5-B.
""rton
and
Mlas
Rivett
beat
Mrs.
Davles
.
Mlas
Hlett.
16-1.
Mrs.
Mann
beat
Wilding
and
M
A.
.
:h..-.
15-S
u
not
no
i
M
-
;
Tjey
beat
Blott
M
-
(10
M:
Me:
v.-
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SI
MI-
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UN
us
M.,:
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SPORT
CHAT
:
.
(.::..
'-
:
-
!
itnge
:!-.
jifet
the
.
H
ey
League
.:-
..lch
the
Coast
;
for
Los
Angeles
'
'
.
.
.i
-
jd
Los
Angeles
are
-
league,
and
they
seem
i'
-lng
good
patronage.
The
'-"
of
the
players
there
does
not
npare
with
the
ones
in
the
east,
but
they
feel
if
tbey
can
get
a
Stanley
Cup
series
it
will
boost
the
game
a
:-jt
in
that
section
of
the
country."
It
will
bel
nterestlng
to
see
how
the
'.ruuecs
of
the
Stanley
Cup
act
on
the
clianenpe
when
It
Is
filed.
Loa
Angeles
!(4no'.ers
of
hockey
have
put
on
their
high-hats
since
they
ran
riot
against
-he
Pittsburgh
Pirates
and
aosne
N
HI..
All-stars
In
California
last
season
Some
:
the
eastern
players
looked
upon
a
ierlea
in
Los
Angeles
aa
a
chance
to
make
acme
money,
but
they
got
a
big
n.TpTU
when
It
came
to
hockey.
The
easterners
were
outclassed
by
the
Los
Angeles
teams
The
Lou
Angeles
promoters
are
now
vry
ambitious
in
challenging
for
the
Stanley
Cup
They
tre.
howeTer.
Just
.
much
entitled
to
file
a
challenge
as
in
von
The
Stanley
Cup
la
supposed
to
denote
the
world's
championship,
but
a,
present
It
Is
nothing
more
nor
lw
Than
the
emblem
of
supremacy
in
(he
National
Hockey
League.
The
Bun-y
cup
was
presented
in
ISM
by
Lord
Stanley,
then
Oovernor-Oeneral
of
Canada,
to
the
Victoria
Hockey
Club
of
Montreal
It
waa
put
up
for
the
hockey
champtonnhlp
of
the
world.
In
1910
the
Stanley
Cup
passed
Into
the
hands
of
the
National
Professional
Hockey
Association
and
In
1013
the
Patricks
launched
their
movement
which
xrought
about
the
wmtld'a
series
between
the
Psclflc
Coast
and
N
Hi
champions
Up
until
the
Western
Hockey
League
went
out
of
business
two
years
ago
the
Stanley
Cup
competition
was
a
world's
"ertes
affair
Laat
year,
however.
Boston
and
Ottawa,
winners
of
tlte
two
section
of
the
N
H
L
played
off
for
the
Stanley
Cup.
the
latter
winning.
.
If
the
Los
Angel
r
chHcnasrtraT'
oepo.
it
is
Ukely
tost
the
0aa4in
Pl.
Hockey
League
and
some
of
the
otiwr
min'-r
leagues
will
ce-rr.e
through
P-.h
challenges.
Two
yearn
ago
It
was
fef
::i
many
rjnarters
that
the
Mln-m.i.;;.
um
ith
cuing
Johnson
and
Ti"
Al.l
nn
the
defeme
could
have
-iilirr
ihe
Wcktem
or
(astern
,-,!
":!
t;jy
wanted
rite
Stanley
uu-!..-s
mMv
re.uaimend
that
a
team
from
the
NHL
be
sent
out
to
I
ok
Anzelc.
to
piny
but
,t
la
not
liKely
h.it
the
Stanley
Cup
br
,,t
i.,kc
oelnutteTX
JLae
ts
final,
game
IndkeenfJ
eontesutnTs
the
tMM
lefjue
leswn
"HasMxVn
the-
Canadian
ifstwnai
last
njgb;
defeated
the
Mocse
KU
les
by
'lbr
narrow
margin
of
5
to
p.ints
in
ta
play-off
for
the
cham-
ftionnhlp
cfltie
Section
of
the
Yanal
Wblttj
Leajue.
sq
The
gaaM
was
played
hvme
oooa
teams
were:
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
the
Canadian
National
Ladies
Mrs.
P.
I.
Wenatg.
captain:
Mrs.
A.
Anderson.
Mrs.
(8.
X.
Alexander.
Mrs.
.W
Ollchrlst.
Mrs.
O
Baggen
and
Hn.
P.
L.
Jacobsen.
j
Hcane
tadies-
Mrs.
Jack
Ratchtord.
captain:
Mrs.
O
etegavig,
Mrs.
P
i
W
Ingham.
Mrs.
H
Ska-.tebol.
Mrs.
P.
M.
Crosby,
and
Mrs
L.
R.
Parry,
On
a
date
whvh
will
be
arranged
In
the
near
future,
the
Canadian
National
Ladies
will
meat
ihe
Mosae
team,
champions
of
the
Men's
Section,
for
the
city
championship,
tlw
:uiers
to
take
tli?
Dybhavn
Cup
and
ih
lcer.
the
Newton
Cup.
TAe
Mocee
team
con
:st
of
the
following
players:
B
U
Bimpson.
captain:
Jack
Judge.
Oillw
R.yer.
Tom
Dybhavn.
loie
Webstad
and
Stan
Moran.
i
Man
in
the
Moon
'
.HWtI
J
1
I
USTW
YOU
are
going
to
have
the
time
cf
j
Ufa
said
the
Judge
aa
he
sen
tenced
a
culprit
to
a
life
term.
"I
rant
some
powder
"
Mennen"?"
"No.
vimmem
'
Scented?"
"No.
I
vUl
uke
It
mlt
me.
ONB
of
the
things
that
to
get
you
anywhere
is
listening
in
on
a
party
line.
1(
)gt
I
A
OHtL
may
know
her
onions
:Dn
she
hates
to
recognize
them
In
halltoais
I
THI
police
may
not
be
humorists
but
hey
have
a
way
of
pulling
fast
ones
i
"times
-yes.
sometimes,
but
not
:
oi
!owii;
ll-
:
precedent
leads
back
us
bit
of
sleep
is
the,
re
the
alarm
goes
off.
c
most
unpopular
article
-
the
alarm
clock.
;if
:,-
:..-k
all
night
:
'!
"
amaelf
he
sang
!:
:
iily
off
to
sleep
he
went
'
w
;tn
the
alarm
clock
rang
WHAT
a
wife
does
not
understand
Is
however
a
bachelor
manages
to
gat
dressed
with
nobody
to
sew
on
his
buttons,
find
his
shirt,
collar
buttons,
socks,
handerehlafa.
ties,
walking
cane
and
old
felt
hat.
Retinal
Beaumont
has
arrived
from
Vancouver
to
take
charge
of
the
O
VJ.
SteamsMp
Co.
oStoes
here.
Headquarters
of
the
fleet
wUI
In
future
be
at
Prince
Rupert
Louise
Astoria
entertained
at
afternoon
tes
yewtsiusT
afternoon
In
honor
of
Mlas
Mary
Allen
who
to
leering
tonight
to
join
ber
parents
in
Vic
toria.
M.
U.
McUchkttt
arn4
in
town
yesterday
to
Uke
up
his
duties
aa
manager
of
the
loeal
branch
of
Brscfcman-Ker
Milling
Co
in
place
of
Mr.
Clarke
who
is
going
south
in
s
few
days.
P.
B
Olbba.
secretary-treasurer
of
the
company,
acompanled
Hr
McLachlan
here.
ALICE
ARM
All
signs
point
to
considerable
ex
pansion
in
the
mining
Industry
of
this
camp
during
the
coming
season
At
least
one
nea
company
will
enter
the
field
while
others
are
expected
to
con
siderably
enlarge
their
operations
There
has
been
more
snow
here
this
week
following
several
dsys
of
bright
sunshine
with
frosty
nights
I'tHKIKI)
I'NAMIIOl
HI.V
A
venerable
Judas
sat
In
a
Macs
of
honor
at
a
recension.
As
a
voune
lady
of
daaulns
charm
walked
oast
he
exclaimed
involuntarily:
"What
a
beautiful
girl!"
T"
young
woaaan
overheard
the
ror
ndideslion
4vifaeeeeiM
xmpUmsnt.
turned,
gave
bun
a
radl-uit
smile
and
said:
-What
an
excellent
udgef
BeUevlUe.
Ontario.
NOTICE.
fasvsrufieate
of
Title
No
XS4
1
to
Lots
"'f
ii
ana
eu
(.
Block
nineteen
.
J1'-
weetlon
sis
tj.
,
Re-Osruttosu
of
TlUe
Mo
Mlt
to'
Lottsamntetn
(T,
and
eighteen
US
l.
Stock
twenty-ali
(36).
Section
aut
ig.
Re-Otruflcate
of
Title
Mo.
agog
t
to
Lot
nlstton
,!,.
Block
ten
tlo.
Sec
Uofe
seven
i7j.
Ke-OerUflcaU
of
TlUe
Mo.
S417
1
to
Lots
,
JSHV
I00
of
loas
of
the
above
Certlfloates
of
TIUs
issued
in
the
nsa.'
;iJ
I.
fnB.
been
fled
In
this1
$2S?'3
hw,b
!"
thai
I
:
,hll.
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
I
-rota
the
date
of
the
first
publication
I
JS?1.
rWlsional
Certificate
of
.""to
lieu
oT
each
of
toe
aald
lost
Uefttfteataa.
unless
in
the
sautZI
m
Wriuagti00
to
me
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Prtttot
Rupert.
BCAhiTsr
I
Janarar
H
F.
MacLBOD.
S
Slstrar
of
TiMaa.
"GOVKHN'JIBNT
LIQUOR
ACT'
NOTICi:
ill'
AMUrATIflSi
FOR
HKltll
LirE.CK
57
given
that
on
the
i.t5Jf,.or
ft'cn
atxl
th
undemlgneej
'.
aUock
Pourteen
dt.
pun
DL7
Msmstt
TBWqslte
Town
e?
Maasett
Queen
Chartcite
talsnda.
Prince
RnoeV
uano
"fgistrsuoo
District
in
the
Province
Of
Elitllh
Rslunhi.
v.
-
of
beer
bv
the
elaas
or
't
tK.
-V;
bottle
r..ees.
for
consumption,
on
the
pre-
un
i
so
at
st
Prthce
mnsa
rtunert.
itunM
'
B
r.
thi
16th
day
of
Pebruary.
IsM
OORDON
B
DAVIBS.
Applicant.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
NOTH'E
Of
Ari!icIE(xsTr!ON
,mt
,,EKK
.OTICR
Is
hereby
given
that
on
the
iJth
day
of
March
nest.
The
undeiletEJ
BrTV,
"
tnr
Luaar
Control
?
'
r
'l0,n'
1
Pct
of
Ute
knojMPorV'ciimu
it
,,:,.
'tiauJ
m
ru
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bMBDenta,
B.C..
UOo
ItM.
this
the
lands
oeaenneo
aa
Lot
Ms.
5.
BlorV
44
buk.
dlvwon
of
Lot
7.
Queen
Charlitu
U-land
Diatrict.
Map
No
1079.
rlnee
u-1,
Sjftv'o"
MstrfcytTta
the
!27ctlf
I1"1
Coluln'
for
the
rr.-..
"-rl
e
giaaa
or
or
the
ooen
"Bilflir
consumption
on
the
orsmiu.
DATED
llth
day
of
FVhm.r
BRTDONK
LORNS
Tl
HOLEY
.
Applicant.
Act'!
filtH
IN
PROBATE
IV
THE
SI
TriKMK
CIU'RT
OP
IlKITMII
In
the
the
Matter
Matter
Of
of
thai
"Ar1inlAlsal..
.
-
w
s
as
aa
v
t
si
UH
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'clme'ro
rVZJK
inder
.
TAKE
KOTIC1
that
by
ordeV
of
h,.
nonor.
r.
McH
Toung.
ihe
0th
dV
of
p;b"2
AJ)
ism.
1
was
spoo'Ited
1
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Aliv.
Csmeron.
deceased
ami
IL
D?!'
Il
claim.
..........
TL-
.
hereby
requlrerl
rly
verlftocl
to
"in
day
nt
March
I
parties
i
fiiilred
t
in
1
Mehiedne-ji
0:i'.'!
tZ8.
dented
Before
yoa
vufchaM
ffoer-cosrinc
Inst
or
iht
;it4
Srml
mm
ihl&urfmc
Ir
Is
yewr
ealy
positive
smbt-aac
el
feauteeCea-ialsum.
TbsCaMSMl
Hasxli
far
our
CswraalM
af
SarMaeMasi
asrf
ras
roaaeycaaj
asqi.
CONGOLEUXl
CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL
AM
furnish
asms,
nro-
me
on
or
before
tha
AD
ItM.
inn
.u
"1
iMe
estate
ara
Phv
ihe
mount
of
their
in-
me
forthwith
NORMAN
A
WATT
Official
Administrator
rrince
Ruper'.
mm
any
or
reriruary,
A.
IIcanadianI
XstuesrX
le
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1
1)1'
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TO
4
(
in
these,
beautiful,
:
low-priced
'rugs
'"
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'
if
IIRIFTY
houaewlvs
,
n
t.
k.
.
3r
'
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recognise
the
unpre.,,
I,,,
,
.
,
KJ,
.
Jj
"
now
offered
In
!ig(,'
i
,
,
'
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tft
I
'11
Mfc
Ruts
at
the
ne.
i
,.,.:::
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tremesnJousasvlnii,
i
l
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.
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patterns
.
.
.
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hi,
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gorfleous
Oriental
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I
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Improved
Qimfitv
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new.
Stulth-vte
muI.i..
fireaf
ear
tmprovrmcnt
m
..
longer
wear
is
built
tiiu
,i
,
throughout,
the
(hn
k
I.,,.;
surface
.
.
.of
roume,
i
..Mt,
i.
..
Seal
Rugs
are
all
.ujiJn.,,j
Gold
Sil
on
the
aurU.
Joat
(laaceat
ibe
uting.
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...
ofltrvev:
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fsesstaerermnlt
s
It1,
I
St
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,"
-
s
ts
4
.
"
Ottwr
slsn
sre
r4urd
m
.
(ONG
OLEUM
1
case.
Ladies!
GOLD
SEAL
I
ITS
It.
Patrick
Street,
atoetrtal
CewgoWura
Caasds
Lam
tied.
Sees'
me.
without
coat
or
obligi
.
.
Isttst
kooalet
eatitled
"Ckanniai
C
Cost
Se
Littla.-
Prs.
Ladi
SPRING
COATS
JUST
AltHIVBI)
TWEEDS.
CHAUMBBNS.
I'OIIIET.
T
I
Idlest
Designs
Nfrdy
Tailored
KeftMnably
I'rlwl
es:
H.
S.
WALUCE
CO,
LTD.
3rd
Avenue
and
Fullon
Street.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Te
Ketchikan.
U'rangetl,
-Inneau.
sad
okagvay
Msn
h
it.
1
1
Te
aaewtjver.
tkterla
and
fteairle
Marrb
IS.
te.v
ir
i
TBINCrss
UlltlUH
t.
Tor
nutedale.
East
Bella
Bella.
O-ean
I'alK.Mamu.
"
Cam((M-
niter,
and
Vanrusm
Kalwrdsy.
M
a
n.
Sfeney
fee
all
Steamsklp
Unas.
Pall
mf"""""
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C.
flKCIIARIi.
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Agrni
in,,nli
fwrner
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STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sslllnea
Irnifl
frlmv
Ha
Karl
Tor
VAXCOIVEK.
VltlOKI.l,
nutftlsle.
Alett
Itay.
elc
.
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Ter
VANCOUVKK.
VICTORIA.
Ssasson
Hay.
Alert
fU.
a.m.
lor
PORT
SIMPSON
VAAH
RUES
rxilVTA.
ALICE
A
A
.It
STEWART.
Wales
Island.
Nonaiy.
S
p.m.
,
si
in
inn
Avenue.
ic
M.
SMITH.
Agent.
rvm"
kr
inrough
ttakrfs
sold
10
11
Hon
and
Seattle,
ana
through
ta
desllnatloa.
Insist
on
B.C.
PRODUCTS
They
Lead
in
Quality
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