Vlll
I
j:il'V
'iK
at
a
i
il
uf
0.
1S2S
?Ha
DAILY
KKW3
WATER
NOTICE
j
DIVEKflON
AND
notice
that
Robert
M.
:,d(ln-m
Is
1410
8th
Ave.
cr
B.C.,
will
apply
lor
nl
,
,
i
,,'..
,ui(l
um
30.000
gallons'
,.,
wiiier
out
of
mll
creek,
hiili
flown
souuwny
ana'
u.iatoii
Inlet.
Q.C.
ununas
;
arsons
to
represent
i
Aldermen,
or
Bcnojl
ttus
if
s
folio1
!i
ohall
be
nominal
!
.
writing
shall
be
sub-electors
of
the
munlclpal-r
and
wonder,
and
fchnll
hp
Returning
Officer
a'
Mill
the
date
of
the
no
I'
M
of
the
day
of
nomln-.:ti
writing
may
be
It)
th
d
:i
in
the
Schedule
o'
y.
Elertlcna
Ao,"
and
shall
v:K
to
iiipv
residence,
and
occu-
muth.
i
:i
manner
as
suinclentlv
nil
randidate:
and
In
th
many
miKimea
nay
on
the
south,
"
Chanal.
Graham
Island.'
"""ie
s
und
Recording
DUtriot
of
'
i-'i.
ana
situate
at
tne
nor-
in
letegraatt
i
m;k
NdTtcE
that
J.
1
'fin
B
C
.
newtnat
oemtnatlnn
R.
Todd
A
Sons
!OVEKNMEnt
LIQUOR
ACT"
"n
)vi'i:u
r
I.'!l'l.i:...
AfT
mm
liJA
a
MAUP
I
Applicant.
CELEBRATION
FOR
TERRACE
feet
wenurly
from
mlr.er,'
unnllli
u.
.
.
,.
i
of
Huston
Inlet.
Tin
"
rr
item
10
i:om
,iivcnrd
from
the
stream
nicmorale
Incorporation
a
DDUl
dw
iwcii
iiuiu
imuie
Yllljllri
immgh
twenty-four
acrei
under
lease,
ana
win
lie
iriiil
purpoM
upon
the
iswtACE.
Jan.
20.
In
celebration
of
,i
as
applied
for
to
lease
Terrace'
advent
a
a
village
under
the
Hiisi.,ii
Inlet.
Moresby
viiu..
u.
.TV
tn
NOTICE
'
Mt
ri
tMnquet
wii
ixtnW)
tn
upimd
"u
moner
was;
Mid
liQUr
Terrace
IIoindtottJiWKilrM?"
"
h,rh
flboul
'y
of
M
toale
real-
,
t.d
in
the
office
of
the
dt
of
the
district
were
nreaent
Th.
;i,cr
.it
Prince
Ffcpert,
B.C.
affair
w.
T.rLZ
ponred
ea
bv
tn
the
Terrace
i
tie
application
may
be
,
he
mild
Water
Recorder
or
Board
of
Traae.
-lch
body
waa
active-
i
'..mpiroller
of
Water
Rights,
ly
responalhle
for
the
lncorrjoratlnn
incorporation
Building.
Victoria,
ll.C.
movement.
v
day
after
the
flrat
ap-
.
uila
notice
In
a'
local
new-
J
K
ordon.
preeldent
of
the
board
.
flute
of
the
flrt
publication
of
trade,
presided
over
the
featlve
l
ROBBRT
M
CUBRII.
Ixir"d
a"d
B,v
llle
toast
to
the
king.
Applicant.
A
u,lu,t
waa
then
proponed
to
Mr.
Oor-
uu"
"
m
gathering
rose
and
sang
'For
He's
a
Jollv
Oood
Pellaar
'
T-f
notice"
la
hereby
given
to
'"
lht'
"""ng
Mr.
Gordon
gave
an
ut-
-
,i
in
uunicipamy
oi
tne
'""i"g
ibis
on
cany
pioneer
day
and
M
ifeny
i:?;:le.dBOmBnlr
u,tew,M
f
ni
Ninth
day
of
January,
109B,
'
Bgo
K
noon,
ior
in
purpose
&nny
save
an
Instructive
talk
at
tbem
tbem
on
on
Vlllaae
lnntrmniinn
it.
ui..
-
--....
.m.
r
ijwiwi
throughout
the
province
and
the
nosel-
nomlnatlon
of
candl-
hi'l'ie
of
Improved
conditions
imitm-
Hi
wi.rklngs.
and
8Kena
Valley
produce
to
the
pro-
vlnnal
rxf"
f-
short
fair
at
Wrstmtaater.
with
a
attracting
settlers
from
the
addresses
were
also
made
by
other
local
residents
and
these
u
iK'iiubiuui-aarr
vuen
Don
ii,tMM
.......
...
:il
on
the
Twelfth
dav
of
"
,ecuons.
2H
at
City
Hall,
of
which
'
lown
w'ors
who
expressed
:
.
hereby
required
to
ta'e
pl'ure
st
being
present
and
extended
ii.veni
himself
accordingly
Ktoo
,.,
-,i.k
w
lanes
Wt
my
hand
at
City
Hall
of
December.
1B27.
E.
P.
JONES.
Returning
Officer.
LAND
ACT.
bTlfE
01
INTKNTKIS
TO
10
I.I.
C
LA
Nil
APPLY
Kuiert
Land
Rernrdlnf
Dl
under
the
new
reelme
were
J
Cursen
of
Prince
hupert,
L.
;Bitr'irem.
Usk.
and
J.
Alrd
of
Pacific.
TERRACE
ODDFELLOWS
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
'imi
on
the
southwest
r.,r-
II.
t.
Cerv
Is
Noble
lrml
ef
flrianl.
zutl-tn
foe
Neat
l
Mouth
Prrlml
!"i'e
Islands,
In
the
Province!
iunibla.
TFURACI.
Jan
JO.
Th
saanl-annual
..
cf.
oupfo
TuSSSS:
'"
o'
the
local
i-
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
lOO.P.
took
place
on
Monday
evening
'
it
a
peat
planted
about
.
..
'rly
from
the
mouth
of
-eex
flowing
into
an
un-
'
he
south
bank
of
Port
I
in
I'land.
Queen
Charlotte
pre
of
British
Columbia:
I
r,i
southerly:
thence
10
1
thence
4
chains
nor-
l
orsitne:
thence
followlnv
!
'
point
of
commenc.
;
'i
ning
1
acres,
more
or)
edi
A
"
ItJI
ROnERTSOR.
Applicant
I
AM)
ACT
Itl-t
01
TNTKYTIOM
TO
'APPLY
Tl
I
I
HR
LAND
Charlotte
Islands.
Ora-d
Recording
Dlstrlrt
of
d
situate
on
th
west
Harbor
st
'he
Head
o.'
Ween
('hsr
"tte
Ulands.
'
Columbiu.
i
i:
thtt
Britnh
Columbia
.'.
-ng
Company
Utnlted
of
..rpiipatlon
Pilmon
Can-"
spiily
ror
a
lv
ol
le-.-rilxd
'.anas
Vice-Orand.
J.
H.
Smith.
He
-Secretary.
Waiter
Kopp.
Pinaiiclal
SecreUry.
8
Klrkaldy.
Treanurer.
J
Vlger
Warden.
T
E.
Brooks.
Conductor.
W.
H
Oliver.
HINO
R
Cortett
IS
NO..
O.
Swanson.
RS
V
O
.
L
H
Kenney.
L6VO.
W
Smith
RSS
E
H'aughlaud.
L
88
.
S
Plerson.
Chapltn
H
King.
OutMde
Ousrd.
W.
E.
Smith.
I-tetdr
Ousrd.
J
S
TERRACE
Oeorge
Little
returned
on
Tuesday
from
a
business
trip
to
Smlther.
Mr
and
Mrs
Lubllck
and
family
n
uist
planted
on
the
-,
w
n.k
k.v
t.
.an
..n
ik.i.
vk
called
Twin
River:
.,,.
-
west,
tltenee
twen'y-one
'iiei.ce
4
chains
eeit;
'
it
contour
of
chore
line
"tii
nenuement.
and
eon-.
i
n
.
more
or
leas
'UNO
PAOKINO
CO
LTD
Applicant.
M
M.
English,
Agnt
"l-er
Ki.
IttT
I.AM)
ACT
IMRNTION
TO
l
l.ttsk
LAND
APPI.Y
:
Und
Ditrlct,
Land
Record
-
f
Telegraph
Creek,
and
R.
Cory
returned
heme
on
Sunday
frcci
Dorecn
wbere
he
baa
spent
sjome
months
with
the
Whlttaaer
survey
party
D
D.
Munre
arrived
tram
the
In-ermr
on
Tuesday
The
R
n
Bridge
Club
held
a
banquet
and
viciuil
evening
st
the
home
of
Mrs
Ocnrge
Little
on
Tuesday
evening.
'i"
northwest
end
of
Olady
v
i'
..WnnabutnilIO',weir
Jact
Tnak
"nd
kTUU
V,n,,,rl,P
'
ubiut
sadeg.
ar
north
'
on
Thursday
for
Prince
Rupert
where
they
will
appear
as
witnesses
at
"nW&i.
r
X?.
tpW
of
'
""."5
n
1,ooer.
intend
to
smtlr
eeversly
injuring
Josewh
Onok
in
s
tne
lollowlnai
'ollowlrm
deeertbet
djeeeribetf
shooting
aocldeut
at
Lakelse
Uke
last
''
T11'
"
o.t
pl.DWd
at
the
ladm
Luke,
about
boat
with
Mr.
Cook
and
Mr.
Hlxnell
r
h
of
the
mouth
of
Plan
whtll
t)f
uroldent
occurred
!i
nr
no
one
one
mile
mile
west!
weat:
thence
thence
'"!'
inence
one
mile
east:
niie
north,
and
containing
more
or
lesa.
'
JOHN
ALFRED
tJtMIEUX.
Applicant,
"ember
B,
jajy.
NEW
IIAZELTON
At
Hie
annual
meeting
of
the
patron
of
th
hospital
this
week.
R.
S.
Sargent
W
W
Anderson
and
B
J
Winaoy
were
AND
ACT
lectd
to
the
beard
of
directors
of
the
:
ni
iv.n.T.
...
......
...
M.i-fltdii
Hoanltal.
According
to
the
-
-
-
-
'
.i
air
.ii
w
r
I'l
H
IIASL
LAND
annua!
report
of
the
hospital.
JOO
patlentH
were
treated
last
year
In
the
I
Initiation
!
A
new
fly
wheel
has
arrived
for
.asrmem
nan.
eenprseor
tn
the
,
of
th
Silver
Cui
''rul
to
apply
for
permission
to
mine
on
Nine
Mile
Mountain
slid
in
a
',''!'
'
"
."r
'0"'lng
described
land:
,
w
dny.
,w)
mBChlne
will
be
atarfrd
ofTitXig.1")?
HP-
continue
drvri.pm.nt
work
"'
8
chslns
east;'
thabc
JO
'and
the
o
lier
to
take
ore
out
of
tlx
'
m-.
'.J"0!
r.rJ?,
.
stones
a.
far
this
winter,
four
car-
wuvueriy
stosig
niga
""k
to
the
point
of
oomsaence-
di
rr
"1'dTotjtnining
so
aorai.
mora
or
tht
pn..'tny
"
H
TODD
.
BOM.
LTD
'"
'-ember
Uth.
10J7.
hov
been
shipped
from
OwIi.k
l"
ne
recent
thaw,
lot
har-verte
n
in
'lie
dlatrlft
were
having
dif
getting
their
supply.
The
u.ivent
nl
colder
weatner
again
hih
1I
K
)j
,lipi
t(.
TIIV
SYlll
iirt'H
aiaek
.m
weksrad.
'
I.HKNri:
,
F"Tlc.;
IH
H-Bjtnv
eatw--
.w..
The
D
W
Mines
st
Cedarval
have
ie
i:i
,
,l,,.
...
"."7
.
,,l.
nf
awk.
nn
"i
rriinnn
unit
tn
unotr-
nosed
'
'
l''
f"r
aPfl0ito'-u'nl
,UW
'",U
0'hCr
'
part
r"bi
IkuUdml
wnitlie.
..n.dltlons.
"iimereisl
Hotel"
situate
t
'
'
"f
P?
neeV'n.!fd
.WS
The
Mil
Bridge
Club
of
Ilawlt.m
';(
n.'SnColUXrt'unon
Z
t
tht.
week
a.
the
home
of
Mrs.
R
i
loi,,:,
'..r.V0"
Thirteen
(is)
8
Sargent
'?ck
Nine
8),
see-1
"'
...,
;.i
r
:.
'T
nc..RU"
n
n,,rt,e
Club
met
at
the
...
Linrici.
in
tne
i-ro-
"
,
.
"'.'"
the
sale
of
beer
by
home
of
Al
Hi'Hl-
lM
8roy
ev-
"i
.it.
n
'.w."
"Pp."
Ior
....
tomorrow
evening
will
assemnie
ii
Prlnoa
n
...
.
Mn
.w.
.
.....
II
RnwIe'B.
a,((at
Motpici
taksn
from
th
Mo-1
Coughed
Incessantly
Mr.
C.
Pehrman,
Selkirk,
Oat,
write
iljui
winter
I
suffered
rem
a
very
sever
-cold.
I
coughed
luce
santly
which
irritated
the
gland
and
caused
tore
throat.
"I
tried
several
medicine
without
ay
luck,
but
tme
day
I
picked
tit,
your
alniauac
aad
jad,
about
'
if
:
..
i
f
ur.
wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
"I
got
a
bottle
and
after
taking
couple
of
dost-f
felt
much
relieved
and
when
I
had
finished
it
my
cold
pad
Imply
disappeared.
"
"Dr.
Wood'"
U
35.
a
bettle,
largi
family
rile
We.;
for
lale
at
all
droe-
Ur.
St?
a
n
l.W
rinuM
if
Um
I
,
Vi
JAM
AKV
t.
m.
Had
a
Severe
Cold
INSTITUTE
HELD
(fists
and
dealers;
put
up
only
ly
Th
Um-
T.
Milbnrn
Oo.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat
j
H
FIRST
MEETING
cm
Elected
by
Terrace
Women
Organization
With
Sirs.
Seamen
as
Head
TERRACE.
Jan.
80.
Tlir
Terrace
Women's
Instltute-lstld
iir
first
bus-,
athtm
mertlnHC,
the
jm
in
lower
O.W.V.A.
IltMVWqsaagft.fternoon.
'
AbcMk.tntRvejle
;
to
;
tendance.
cts
of
the
,
,
work,
and
thf
'mftyt
at
the
organlxa-
tlon,
as
weH
.gMifl
outline
of
the
institute
actlvltle
tbrougiout
the
pro-,
vlnce
wa
outlined
by
Mrs.
Dover
who
'presided
oter
ttoe
meeting.
The
eleotioo
At
officers
for
lax
took
place
and
resulted
aa
follows:
Preatdentk
Mr.
(Seamen
Vice-Preaident,
Mrs
Hall.
I
Scrtry
Trur.
H-ncy.
Dtractors
lrs.
sondal.
Mrs.
Sparkes.
0ff
UHI.
Mrs
Barker
and
I
The
4UVUlty
.
fit
stopping
active
bawk
property
on
Pour
Mile
mountain
work
in
the
Womana
Auxiliary
to
th
gave
aeaays
of
216.6
ounces
of
silver
Terrace
6pttal
and
carrying
on
ae-and
28.6
per
cent
lead.
The
property
aUUnoe
to
the
Mfpltal
through
the
is
being
worked
by
a
Vancouver
com-
Institute
waa
diaoAisod
and
favored,
pany
with
Al
Harrlx
as
superintendent.
!
with
deUlla
to
ke
work-'d
out
at
a
later
n
ii
M,
a...
iii-rciiiij.
ii
was
aecKM'u
.id'
sable
to
"I
,d
1
"Z
,
I
l
"""
Pr""nti
J(,Ktph
6mlth
'
tD
H"","
"'
the
meeting.
In
publ,.
h-U
In
me
talk
In
which
he
Uchcol
waxed
en-
has
been
...r
.
,
.
.
t
uniHNt
it-
as
to
the
advlsiblllty
of
'minis
h
combined
exhibit
of
Bulkley
n
u,
w...
r-7SVXVBU
w
prtTBiv
nomee-,
nostesses
medal
by
the
national
committee
tor
were
arranged
for
and
refreshment
the
celebration
of
the
Diamond
Jubilee
,
will
be
served
at
future
meetings
The
of
Confederation
for
his
essay
on
the
second
Tuesday
of
each
month
was
subject
of
The
Place
of
Confederation,
chosen
as
tfee
day
f
meeting.
In
Canadian
History.''
I
-
-.
There
has
been
much
alcknesa
In'
I
:
Hazel
ten
during
the
past
few
weeks,
few
If
any
famlHea
having
escaped
It.
1
1
Rev.
J.
H.
Young
spent
several
days
Is
it
week
down
the
line
on
church
"Sourdough"
Mac
Kay,
after
having
Bnt
a
year
in
town,
baa
resumed
hi
do
tie
at
Second
Cabin
on
tbe
Yukon
Telegraph
Trail.
Henry
Hlggins
of
Woodcock
has
been
s
recent
patient
In
the
Haselton
Hospital.
Mies
M.
Cestell.
student
nurae
at
the
Haselton
Hospital,
who
baa
been
Ml
for
some
time,
ha
now
recovered
aufflelent-
ly
to
proceed
to
her
home
at
Evelyn
for
a
vttlt.
In
The
Letter
Box
HMIKUV
IILPLETION
Editor
Dally
Kews.
la
a
reaent
Isewe
of
your
paper
Mayor
Motherwell
made
a
statement
I
deploring
tft
fact
that
people
are
still
Useala.
Sweden.
In
an
Interesting
tree-under
the
Impression
that
the
salmon
;
tiac
oa
the
history
of
the
aki
and
the
fisheries
are
being
depleted.
To
prove
Inow-hoe.
In
olden
tunes
the
ski
his
contention
that
they
are
not
he
-port
held
such
an
Important
place
In
ftjwotae
h
1WT
pack
as
a
fair
average
!
the
life
of
the
Swedes
that
heathen
for
the
last
ten
years;
by
design
or
mytheeagy
inetadea
a
specie
1
deity
who
otherwise
etnltttaf
the
fact
thet
fisher-
i
was
the
patron
and
protector
of
all
men
and
gear
employed
during
1W7
'skt-rusmers
The
ged
of
th
ski
waa
were
wry
mueh
In
excess
of
any
year
called
Oil.
and
his
nam
Is
still
foHnd
for
the
last
ten
fears.
,
ln
nuny
gmedlah
place
Mates,
such
as
If
the
1HT
pack
was
not
very
neatly
Ulltuna.
UUeel.
et.
On
a
rune
etewe
a
failure
what
waa
It
that
drove
the
n,
the
province
of
Upland
Is
seen
the
oannerydsen
to
Ottawa
seeking
leglala-
j
pasture
ef
a
skl-runaer.
and
heathen
tlon
to
oonesrve
the
fish?
'legend
also
etntain
a
northern
ski-
Quite
recovered
ln
health.
Mrs.
John'
u
M"or
"
m
ny
douot
"
goss
Ska.
the
deugMer
of
glaptt
Love
returned
to
her
home
ln
Klaptox
i
8riU
tb
01
lmon.
I
would
and
trie
wife
of
NJord.
The
original
this
week
after
having
spent
several
'
nint
M
Mor
tnat
ne
uke
Scandliisvlan
skis
consisted
of
en
los
weeks
as
a
patient
In
the
Haselton
i
p!ed
01
etlneiice
from
hi.
rti
of
weed
with
a
groove
m
the
ewitre
Hospital.
'
U,"'g
""
ln
the
bon
o
propelling
the
akl-runner
visiting
ln
Haselton
where
she
formerly
fishing
season
we've
got
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
.
iPleheraaanl
PA.
ST
CLUB
ENTERTAINED
BY
LOCAL
RACONTEURS
leatanc
'
BUILDINGS,
CANBERRA.
AUSTRALIA.
The
teat
of
AtmraJw
Government
.
.
.
marfcng
tfie
birth
of
a
new
city
...the
first
example
in
the
history
of
the
world
of
a
complete
group
of
laimal
Administrative
offices
planned
at
a
unit.
'pHE
Australians,
descendants
of
pure
British
stock,
have
long
cherished
a
traditional
taste
for
their
ancestral
liquors
...
but
they
too
have
now
learned
to
appreciate
die
mellowness
and
original
flavour
of
HIRAM
WALKER
&
SONS
LrMiTED
ewTHjjurr
ano
mkao
oremt
,
suaniviui.
cjumm
ESTABLISHEp
ISS
WRITB
TO
OUR
MOHALOFFICE.
517
PHILLIPS
SQUAPE.
FOB
FREB
UXXTAIL
BOOKLET
w
msBor.
99
PAGE
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inm
-r
III
NEW
PARLIAMENT
By
AefOlNTWCNf
1
T
Hill
MAJSjev"
WV
K0wtV
JfHi
tin
Thin
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed-
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Britinh
Columbia.
wary
Mar
one
yea,
put
his
statistics
In
,,M
a
short
one
ungrooved
ad
sxreered
the
waste
paper
basket,
tske
a
boat
and.Wth
leather.
The
long
en
wa
the
""'"s
aw
muu
vnsi
una
'running
ski
and
the
abort
one
waa
used
:,
sia
and
Mbrta
Siberia
th
the
sale
sale
were
In
Rus
entered
with
leather
and
beh
tn
tended
for
at
Ming
to
the
anew.
Tikes
tetereatlng
facta
abesjt
the
history
of
the
ski
sports
are
published
ka
the
eaoeUeAt
year
book
of
the
Swedlah
Sects
ty
for
the
promotion
ejl
the
ski
sport
in
Sweden.
Just
out.
Skiing
is
the
At
the
rsanatar
weeklv
lnnrhnn
nl
MM
Mn..t..
-
--
-
..ki.u
William
Shannon,
well
known
Queen
.h.
Vm,
rWi
Rot7y
Club
In
the
i
"
tiuTlXt
Ch.rk.tte
Island
timber
operator,
aa-
-ummodor.
Ckfe
vesterd..
aft-ron
I
jTL2i
7h.
.
"
,
,7
JT.ZT
fin
mhi.
Th-r.
Wy
ol
the
country
have
taken
It
up
en-
,
s
felT
J!
U,nmnt
hM,r
Connon
told
tbuslaeUceJly.
and
a
pair
of
ski
is
al-
L'.SL-
"
'
mml"t
AUMtm
Wor,
-
t
th
fim
present
given
to
the
r.
a.
Daweo.
entertained
with
readlna
children
ss
soon
aa
they
art
old
enough
from
Kipling.
Both
raconteurs
were
to
walk
Competitions
are
held
fre-.
AUr.r
."JT,
"
th"
.rr
xnM
b
pnt
NlcholU
for
their
quently
and
attract
wide
nubile
tnter-STZrfTl?
(kTl
ff0rU
WWCh
t-
eecbUl,
the
nmuJu
ski
Jump-
I
ling
events.
In
stun
cases
approprla-
TIM.
f
1
1
1
1
,
.
1
a
lira
Hum
JnhlulAli
I
'
of
Seal
Cove,
who
died
in
the
city
recently,
took
place
yesterday
in
Van-'
couver.
S
SPORT
CHAT
1
Skl-runnlne.
the
moat
inel.nl
wliitav
ttona
from
public
mean
have
been
glvtn
to
provide
ski
for
poor
school
ehlldren.
and
the
teachers
efteti
take
llfflKNIC
STItllE
'sport
ln
the
world
date
back
to
ha-
kl"nmnlnK
"I
air
very
careful:
whenever
I
then
and
prehistjiu
times,
and
the
ski
quarrel
with
my
wife.
I
send
.he
child-
undoubtedly
w.i
.
ulnatefl
in
Scandln-ren
for
a
walk."
'nm.
according
to
ihe
research
of
Pro-
"Drar
little
thlnmi.
one
rati
ee
they
fetor
K
B
Wiklund.
the
well-known
get
a
lot
of
fresh
air
"
Lapland
expert
the
University
of
The
nopulsr
lnlereat
In
this
lint
of
sport
ka
concentrated
around
the
nialr-winter
sport
event
of
the
year,
the
Vasa
Run.
a
long
dtetanc
akl-ruunlng
'
c-mpctltlon
In
Dalecsrlla.
following
th
Miioric
route
of
oustavus
Vasa.
th
iounosc
of
modern
Sweden
when,
900
year
ago.
be
fled
on
skis
to
save
his
we'
fresh
TW
-cjtijng
waaiii,
but
wns
brought
back
by'
tt$
DaWMfUkW
r
iisnts
just
ss
he
was
about
to
cross
Ncrweglsn
frontier.
This
event
It
xiie
.;
the
most
dramatic
turning
I
,
ii
;
in
the
history
of
Sweden,
as
(iuv;wus
Vaa
ss
since
able
to
free
h.s
country
from
foreign
oppressors
with
i
lie
aid
of
the
Dalccarllana.
On
;'ii.-
occaston
thotiH.uids
of
a
pec
ts
tors,
including
memtiei
of
the
Royal
house,
go
to
Mors
in
Dalecarlia
to
attend
the
competition,
in
which
Sweden's
in
t
famous
loiiK-dlitanc
skl-runnera
Like
psrt.
WHIST
LEAGUE
OPENS
SECOND
HALF
SEASON
Native
Knn
of
Canada
anil
Mmine
New
Tied
for
ladertlilp
Prince
Rupert
fraternal
Whlat
Leagu
.
oiit-
lnxt
night
were
aa
fnlktws:
Oiiii
to
S.
Moose
8.
Sen
I
Cove
I.
Sons
of
Canada
8.
lOOF
4.
Bt
Andrew's
5.
St
George's
.
Knights
of
Pythias
4.
W.
L.
PU.
Son-,
of
Canada
....
8
J
0
tl.i.
8
J
0
(',!
to
8
3
-8
s.
il
Cove
4
4
4
Kmuhta
of
Pythlus.
.4
4
4
St
Andrew's
4
4
4
I
U.W
3
8
3
81
tteorge
0
0
i
,lv
cph
Perielnncr
im
hiw
been
on
hriel
trip
to
Anyoi
following
his
return
fniin
Vuncouvci
where
he
npeiit
th
ciu
i-.tnius
and
New
Year
holiday
aea--iii
ii'itved
in
tlm
city
from
the
north
on
.lie
rrluc
Rupert
thl
morning.
j
COATS
IcanadianJ
VACinc
uy
Flour
Guaranteed
to.
please
you
better.
For
Sale
by
all
Good
Grocers.
Clearance
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IARUAINS
THAN
RVRK
DRESSES
HATS
Hosiery
and
Lingerie
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketrlilkan.
Yt'rangrll,
Juneau
and
wkagway
I'eremlier
SI,
January
11,
M
Tu
Vnncouter,
Victoria
and
Seattle
Isniitry
4,
18.
PRINCESS
HEATItK
C.
Per
Hated
ale,
Ea
Bella
Bella.
0ean
mil.
Name.
Alert
Ray.
Campbell
Klvrr.
and
Vsncuimr
rery
Halurdtv.
ll
a.m.
Agertey
far
til
Hteamthlp
Lines.
Fall
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD.
Geatral
Agent.
Csrner
of
4th
Street
and
Jrd
Atenue,
Prince
Huswrl,
ILC.
I'Immis
si
To
Everiy
Woman
who
is
eager
for
new
ideas
in
home
decoration
nsw
color
combinations
for
the
sun
porch,
new
color
cbemiM
for
baby's
room,
nw
color
beauty
eerywhen
in
the
house-"til"
Brushing
Lacquer
conn
as
h
househo'd
blessing.
,
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Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
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