March
5.
1028
mam
m'mw
m
Our
Cleaning
Prices
-
On
and
after
Feb.
1st,
1328
,
j
beamed
and
proiuied
7.V
puj.s
cleaned
and
preaaed
$2.00
faat
and
Teat
......
$1.25
Timbers
7'"
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white
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r
nats,
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and
inrjcd
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m.-i!h,
cleaned
ntnl
pres-
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;
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-
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".its
$2.00
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Suits
$1.00
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(1921)
Ltd.
Phone
118
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I'riiifp
Rupert
ol
the
New
Chevrolet
i
livery
ChaitftiA
$(131.00
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Truck
Chhtvuis
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Kumper
and
Rear
gt
and
a
rd
equip-i
all
Pusseiiirer
Wheel
Standard
'
on
Iirnterial
and
only.
On
other
'UiO
extr.
Tire
and
Tube,
'
y.i.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
Trappers
!
mi
irettinjr
enonyh
f
or
'
"
If
not,
come
to
i
it
t
.
w,m
Just
now
we
want
marten,
ermine,
coy-'"
"It.
foxea
of
all
kind.
Mav,.
I
urge
order
from
JiMKrs
in
the
East,
!
,
annot
fill
them
we
'i
ixinuH.
We
pay
top
:'r
everything.
I:
've
a
large
lot,
tnd
I
aru.ll
call
'
"
illy.
Remember,
if
you
-"luarc
deal
sell
to
oMbloom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
Soi-ond
Avenue
mg
Out
r
whole
stock
must
le
disposed
of
quickly
("MK
EAIM.YANI)
(JET
Y1
It
HIIAIIK
OF
TUB
BAIWJAINS
Montreal
Importers
Thli-il
A.
J
n.
Mlllr,
Proprietor
TERRACE
FAIR
REORGANIZED
II.
V
MVAIN
I'KI:k)KNT
,
oiuun-
IZA1ION
lOK
Tills
t,H
,
DIKKCKHCS
CIIONKN
'
ere
'
.
WdM'BN
TO
CO-OPERATE
M
Mlll.lt
Ol
I'OMMITTKKM
AI'I'OINT-M
AT
MKKTIMi
t
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WAs
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1.1.1.
im;xKl.
TRrtRACE.
March
6.
-
Terrace
Fali
Fair
Association
u
a
very
live
Instltu-tlon
again
following
the
public
meet-teg
oiled
for
Friday
event
at
in
the
hype
of
reviving
interna
In
the
fair.
J
K
Gordon
wak
appointed
chalr-or
the
meeting
wtth
h.
Haltlwell
a-.
tecretury.
There
were
about
fifty
pesple
present
and
It
was
the
iroardmou
vote
of
the
meeting
that
the
(air
ahouM
te
.
irri'd
en,
a
number
of
good
reason
Lelni
voiced
as
to
why
tt
should
not
!
allowed
"
:j
drop.
A
b-.ard
ol
directors
waa
appointed
l-
f.illo'JU
CI
Hamlin.
R
Corlett.
Ed.
Mlchaud.
'I
H
Man
ii,
H
A.
Swain:
J
McDonnell.
R
W
Ff:!ev
E
T
Ktnney.
W.
A.
King.
J
Lever
mid
J
K
Gordon
The
Women's
Institute
was
an
iced
to
appoint
five
assets
te
members
and
to
take
chaw
of
the
preliminary
revision
of
the
ortae-l.sts
in
the
fancy
work,
home
cooklns
mid
achool
work
sections,
thee
to
be
got
out
ai
quickly
aa
poaalble.
A
motion
was
paaaed
that
the
meeting
go
on
record
as
expmulng
apprecla-tHn
of
the
work
of
lat
year'a
Uctor
in
bringing
the
fair
to
the
high
standard
shewn
In
the
provincial
reports
and
at
the
dliBts'
mo-tlng
held
later
special
referewe
was
made
to
the
very
efficient
and
effectual
work
of
Mr
Sundal
as
secretary
Many
helpful
uggestlona
were
mad
to
be
considered
by
the
new
director-
NOTICE.
TAKE
HOTICE
that
an
application
Mil
ue
made
to
the
Parliament
ol
Canada
at
the
next
xevtion
thereof
for
an
art.
1.
For
the
Incorporation
of
a
company
o
km
known
as
The
Alberts.
Hear
River
and
Pacific
Rallw:iv
Connanv.
or
ueh
iruct
and
ape
rate
a
railway
aa
fellows
ia
Commencing
at
a
point
at
or
neat
the
City
ol
Lethbridne.
thence
:ll
a
Westerly
direction
to
a
point
at
cr
near
i
lie
Town
of
McLcod:
thence
Westrly
and
Northrrly
in
a
direction
g
::rrally
purallel
to
the
Calgary
and
Ms
Leod
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Pacini.'
Hallway
to
a
point
at
or
near
the
c.!j
el
Calgary:
thence
Northerly
and
W.'
o:
the
Calgary
und
Edmonton
:.i.lm
te
,i
point
at
or
near
Lacumbe:
'henre
Northerly
to
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
of
Edmonton.
iui
From
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
ot
Edmonton
by
the
most
feasible
rou'e
to
and
along
the
right
bank
of
the
Slmoneite
River
to
a
crossing
of
tne
sniou
River
(Mar
its
Junction
.,!.'!
in
Wapiti
River
at
or
near
Beauaen
to
the
Town
of
Ofande
Fra:r:e
n
the
Province
of
Alberta;
theiu-e
south
Westerly
thtough
tho
Mxnkniaii
Pass
to
a
point
at
or
near
Al-,.,
Lake
on
the
Canadian
national
Raiiwj)
ui
the
Province
of
Brttlak
Columbia
idi
From
a
point
at
or
near
Grande
Prairie
In
a
North
Westerly
direction
to
s
point
st
or
nesr
Pouoe
Coup
and
from
a
point
st
or
nesr
Pouce
Coupe
in
a
North
Westerly
direction
to
a
point
at
or
near
Hudson's
Hop
on
the
Peace
River:
thence
In
a
gen
era)
South
Westerly
and
Wea
terry
direction
and
North
Westerly
by
the
asoat
fee
ii
ble
route
through
the
Pin
Pass
to
a
point
at
or
near
the
Tows)
of
Stewart
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
at
the
head
of
Portland
Canal.
idi
From
a
point
at
or
nesr
Hudson's
Hope
crossing
Peace
River
in
a
general
Easterly
direction
to
s
point
at
or
near
Whltelaw.
thence
In
a
Northerly
direction
to
a
point
st
or
near
Port
Vermilion
snd
thenoe
Northerly
and
Weaterly
to
the
right
bank
of
tht
Hay
Rivor
at
or
near
IU
intersectloa
with
the
Northern
boundsry
of
the
Province
of
Alberta
Ike
a
Ml
railways
being
declared
te
w
for
tit
general
benefit
of
Canada.
1
To
suthorkte
the
said
Ooaspany
to
fliistrucl
wharves,
docks
and
bote
la
and
to
own
and
operate
vessels
and
to
eollect
hare
on
telegraph
snd
telephone
"
aes
of
the
public,
to
file
upon
and
require
water
power
sltsa
and
o
systjor-,te
electric
and
other
energy
and
to
dispose
of
the
surplus
from
and
collect
-nances
therefor.
3
To
author
la
the
said
Company
ssue
securities
in
respect
of
the
said
iSuS
-ffi
WnTTMo'&s;'
?Jgray&7T'
ie6.(MM6et
Dollars
for
the
mowiUla
""dated
at
the
City
of
Edmonton,
in
the
Province
of
Alberta,
thla
4th
day
'
Tf&WAJIT
CLARK.
On
bsttatr
of
the
ApplloanU.
c-o
Bwing.
Harvlo
at
Bury.
Barristers.
Bjllcltors,
etc..
Office
Bank
of
Toronto
Bldg,
Edmonton.
Alberta.
Camids
MINKRAI.
ACT
(form
F.I
Kuril
n
Tifoi-
imi'hvi;mi:t
XOTH'K
svHr-s
Pat
L;t
43M:
Pilot,
Lot
4367:
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0--rver,
Lot
.
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tit..nUi
in
the
Allln
Mlli-
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v.i-""''
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uheiw
of
Csrsinr
uistrics
Use
Seated
Division
T
on
Munro
Mountain
about
four
I
miles
frcm
the
nw
i
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TAKE
NOTICE
notii"
tnai
we.
nm
"n.'-r.
Free
Miner's
Certlfate
CH
and
Wiu-030'il.
miend.
sixty
nays
from
Nn
'fi
T"r
hert-of.
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Cerffilca
a
for
a
h,taPTJve-gSSSTior
thepurpe
Jrf
otaMkniit
menis,
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elalm
.
Crawil
ora
n.
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former
i-
l"n
BS
must
be
commence,
.
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before
t''
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,ufh
nmcM
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h
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yur'I.-Si
'to
the
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ins
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date.
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repriver.
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.
,
i:h
If-
for
Finds
Road
to
Healthat
Sixty
"Fruit-a4ivc$"
corrects
Bladder
andKidneyTrouble
MR.
THOMAS
CBAtlAM.
I
am
sixty
years
old
and
tflcd
all
kinds
ot
medicines
lor
bladder
and
kidney
trouble,
which
used
to
keep
me
from
work
a
month
at
a
time,
until
I
(tarted
taking
'Fruit-a-tives'.
Thanks
to
'Fruit-a-tives'
1
have
worked
steadily
for
four
years
without
a
sick
day.
I
have
never
felt
better
than
1
do
now,"
writes
Mr.
Thomas
Graham
of
Oshawa,
Ont.
Because
ft
ii
made
from
the
juices
of
fresh,
ripe
fruits,
intensified
and
combined
with
strengthening
tonics,
"Fruit-a-tives"
soon
brings
radiant
health
to
those
who
suffer
from
constipation,
bladder
and
kidney
trouble.
It
works
in
nature's
own
way.
You
will
find
"
Fruit
-s-tives"
the
very
thin
your
(ft-ten
needs.
25c
and
50c
a
box
at
all
dntasjsts.
Start
rlefct
awav
to-dav.
ate
and
many
volunteered
assistance
la
preparing
for
the
fair.
OI1K
I
liS
riNIMA
Following
Use
general
meeUng
ths
Vegetable
coeanMttw
O
Hamlin.
J.
Live
stock
coaimKtoe-
3
K
Gordon,
J.
MsConncll.
Poultry
and
rawblts
R.
W.
Riley,
E
T.
Kenney.
Pete
Msgnusse)
rettuned
on
Saturday
after
spending
several
days
in
Prince
Rnpert.
D.
F.
Davidson
f
Vancouver
was
a
bwatresa
vtiltor
In
town
at
Ms
end
of
the
week.
A
new
lioor
haa
been
laM
In
the
Ai.Liican
church
cro-lnc
the
week,
which
w
,peeae
ef
the
Interior
Mrs.
Jam
Rtchmond
rstnrnesl
on
Saturday
from
Prince
ttupert
where
atve
haa
spent
the
pas'
w
Trios
It.
Watsh,
wtw
ro-ontly
ar
rived
from
Haseitost
to
have
charge
of
the
local
Dominion
Telagraph
oflke.
slas
mated
ihe
old
Ollils
hews
rmsth
ot
w.
C.
Bparkcs
hoene.
Hi
house
keeper.
Mrs.
McPhsil
and
her
chlMren
arrived
from
Hareiton
on
Thursday.
A
Frearh
night
la
bests:
arranged
r
the
XUuch
meeiliiK
of
the
Parent-
jTeeohrs'
AaaocliHlnn
Ui
Lie
held
nt
the
stjttool
liouse
on
Thursday
evening.
There
wlU
bv
Fiench
uiu.sle
a
well
a
talk
on
France,
and
rafreshaoents
will
be
serve
I
Mrs
T
Elv
r
WE
HEWS
pirra
TT73
FIRST
COUNCIL
FOR
TERRACE
(iKoitiif:
i.nri.i:
iikads
pom.
with
4.
K.
(JOKOON
SKCOMl
AMI
K.
I
T.
Ki:XXKY
Tlllltl)
TERRACE.
March
5.
-Terrace
held
her
flint
municipal
election
Saturday
for'
'he
purpose
of
choosing
a
vilage
council
tj
have
charge
of
affair
for
the
next
two
years.
Four
candidates
offered
and
three
were
elected,
the
vote
showing
the
rotlowlng
results:
George
LlttM
31
J.
K.
Oordon
.
.'.;
29
E.
T.
Kenney
.
M
F.
C.
BUhop
U
TERRACE
TO
PURCHASE
AN
X-RAY
MACHINE
Half
the
Coat-
Alieail)
on
IUimI
and
(
iuivas
to
lie
Made
for
Remainder
direct.
rs
convened
and
appointed
Uastr
personally
canvassed
c!i::er
as
o"ij:
President
-
H.
A.
Swain.
Vlce-piealdent
W.
A.
Klmt.
H.
Halllwei!
was
appointed
to
act
as
L-rctry
pro.tcm.
until
a
pormarveut
ecretsry
be
appointed
The
president
was
ewtpvweretf
to
name
a
number
of
coossaitiees
to
take
charge
ther
name
a
may
be
given,
to
con-
I
Lever.
M.
Mlchawd
TE
BRACK,
Manh
S
-
-At
a
meeting
or
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Terrace
Hospital
Association
held
on
Thursday
evening,
the
following
resolution
was
unanimously
passed:
"Resolved:
That
It
is
the
sense
of
this
mooting
that
the
available
funds
of
the
fccard,
amounting:
to
560.oo.
could
not
ho
hotter
expended,
for
the
good
of
the
district
at
large,
man
In
the
purchase
of
an
X-ray
maveillne.
and
that,
after
oaroful
investlfaUon,
the
Keleket
X-Ray
unit,
at
a
cost
of
1100.00.
f.o.b.
Terra?,
should
bo
purchased
at
the
earliest
possible
date:
and
that
the
district
be
for
subscriptions
ta
meet
the
deficit
between
the
cost
of
the
machine
and
the
amount
of
funds
on
hand."
It
was
pointed
out
that
during
the
T
J
st
few
months
many
patients
had
to
I
t.i
be
sent
ta
outside
hospitals
for
X-ray
tioatmont
who
might
otherwise
haw-
been
treated
at
hotne.
thus
saving
eg'
of
the
preliminary
work
of
revising
the
j
peM,
as
well
aa
fatigue
of
a
long,
and
pr
Ire-lists
of
theft
respective
aectlona.
,
often
painful
journey
These
are
as
follows:
Having
an
X-ray
machine
would
also
Fruit
ooa.n!tlev-W
A.
Xtttg.
R.
Oor-:
be
a
big
encouragement
to
the
toc.il
Kti
physician
as
well
as
a
great
inducement
fn
keeping
him
here.
A
copy
of
tho
Resolution
Is
being
sent
to
each
of
the
different
mternal
organisations
with
the
request
that
it
eppolnt
one
or
mare
of
Its
member
ti
co-operate
with
appointees
from
other
aeptember
U
sad
M
were
the
laai
organisation
and
the
board
in
a
can
chosen
to
fee
sutwauttasd
to
the
B.C.
vass
of
tho
district
for
contributions
to
Fairs
Asa
jcla
tlon
a
the
most
suitable
this
very
desirable
object
for
the
local
fair
and
the
secretary
was
I
.'
'
.
.
.
.
Instructed
to
take
over
the
books
from!
BURNS
LAKE
stra.
OTBueau,
ibu
m
alia
ssrsssi
wie
ucwv
wry
forms
to
the
Juwaruueat
of
aerl-culture.
and
arrant
banking
forms.
The
secretary
wea
Instructed
te
rrlt
the
Women's
Institute
asking
litem
tas
appoint
an
associate
svsrasarttee
te
revkt
funcy
work,
cooking
and
school
Hsts
snd
to
give
the
board
aa
estimate
ol
the
amount
of
price
motteyr
necessary
t
oover
the.
An
InvlUtlon
was
issued
to
this
cent
salt
tee
to
be
present
at
the
next
meet
ing
of
the
board
of
directors
which
will
tn
held
in
the
municipal
hall
en
Friday
evening.
March
16.
A
vote
of
thanks
waa
tendered
te
P
C.
Bishop
for
the
free
use
of
Progress
Hall
for
the
meeting.
rERRACE
GIRLS
SAY
'
BASKET
TOO
HIGH
AT
SMITHERS
FOR
THEM
TERRACE.
March
S
The
local
basketball
teams
arrived
home
on
Thursday,
defeated)
but
not
dismayed.
All
reports
say
they
put
up
a
food
gaton.
hut
v.
unfortunate
In
not
betat
a
be
ta
make
the
baeket.
which
wea
set
a
root
Mfher
than
in
the
local
hall.
It
waa
a
good
oaatlag
for
Ua
yourag
peorvVe
and
1-ey
are
very
enthuslssUc
ever
the
aplendM
hoapttoltty
meted
eat
to
them
acsd
ti
eneaMe
entertsananotH
given
tta
their
bshalf
.
.VvtEUR'AQB'vWs
Dr.
Brummitt
tnteteotlng
talk
on
'Preoautionsxy
Measures
la
Wsrdlng
off
Oerma"
before
the
C.O.I.T.
group
on
Bsturday
afternoon.
Matt
Allard
waa
I
Uiksr
during
the
week.
Kaluan
An
Index
of
the
growth
and
pimieai
of
this
district
is
provided
In
the
fact
that
Robert
Lowe,
local
dk-wRsutor,
baa
told
same
tsmnty-atx
oarioada
of
oil.
gsuollaat
and
greaaeW
Hem
during
the
period
of
lea
than
a
year
he
has
been
in
business.
A
large
warehouse
haa
been
established
mutti
of
tho
railway
track
for
storage
of
supplies.
The
Central
British
Columbia
Seed
Growers'
Association
has
sleeted
officers
for
the
year
ss
follows:
president.
3.
C.
Henkel.
North
Francois:
secretary-treasurer.
John
Tool,
Bums
Lake:
directors,
John
E.
Bostrom.
Oraasy
Plains;
Chaa.
Hunter,
Oolleymount:
H.
c.
Shlnn.
Uncha
Valley;
W.
V.
Doden.
Btreatham.
The
value
of
crop
shipped
through
Burns
Lake
during
1917
la
placed
at
tzS.tm
.36.
E.
E.
Oregg
of
Prince
Rupert
aa-slstant
district
forester,
haa
been
a
visitor
in
town
and
dlatrlet
during
the
week
on
official
duttea.
Thomas
Herd.
Streatham
school
teacher,
la
a
patient
In
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital
suffering
Trotn
an
injured
back,
the
result
of
a
skiing
accident.
aba.
V.
Bchelderun
la
a
patient
in
the
Burns
Lake
Hoapltal.
BO.
stonier
of
Francois
Lake
has
been
a
recent
'visitor
here
and
At
Priestley.
A
sUlph
BteariM)
has
been
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
a.
Stesrn
at
Tinugei
nrlor
to
leavlns
Raturdsi
lor
Rider.
Oeeres.
who
he
will
take
prCT"
CAUGHT
BAD
COLD
WHILE
OUT
PLAYINQ
NOT
PROPERLY
DRESSED
Mrs.
I
Want;,
MUJet,
Aha.,
writ!
-'My
youagesl
ihfM
kd
a
very
bad
told
which
the
gut
by
going
out
play-lag
lu
a
streag,
cold
wind
not
properly
drtsMil.
"W
Tt
koarse
she
could
hardly
tialc,
aad
her
tkra
aud
chest
were
very
tore,
r
tiled
everytMhR-
avellaMej
but
he
received
no
rflWf
uatft,
Kuan,
I
ntnrrd
m
bottle
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pino
Syrup
and
the
first
few
dMss
rertalnlr
did
her
gsml.
It
is
woadtrful
how
it
can
help
uii41.
"
(
lew
Sunday!
ft
85e
a.
tiottle,
large
fi,lv
site
uc.;
Mis
W
i'"'
"
-
put
tin
"iiv
b)
'i'he
T.
liubuia
v.,
I
vsmmuoi
w.
uocaer,
jonn
uatai.
unvio
'Irving.
C.
Prosit
and
Robert
Read
have
ltutea
which
wHI
be
held
tn
Mlaa
lisle
Bostrom
of
Oraasy
Plains.
.
.
h
i
,h-
.,.
,-
derboof
next
week.
vlnclsl
department
of
public
works
at
Prince
George,
recently
lenreaented
Peony
plnata,
the
gift
of
the
Ptlnoe
of
Wales,
have
been
received
tn
Vn-derhooT.
i
Mrs.
S.
X
Ore
of
Wlnntpei;
IdMtUfled
with
the
Leasd
Bettieaaent
Beard,
wea
a
visitor
ta
Vamayitieof
last
week
with
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
R.
A.
Mitchell.
She
was
on
her
retstra
Raet
following
a
tour
through
Montana.
Washington
and
British
Columbia.
i
cumbed
to
pneumonia
last
Wednesday
I
father
morning.
Mtirlel.
ts-lve-ve,ir
oM
dauahtrr
Mr.
snd
Mis
McKeown
ol
Chlirn,
suffering
from
in
1
it.-nsni
A
son.
Gordew
Arthitr
was
born
In
I)r
Vo01V
Norway
Pin
Svrup
iVmnlerhonf
lavt
Mondoy
to
Mr.
and
A
HurtieiTi-
oi
riri
oi.
james.
v
utti
.
j
.
t
r-'1
Ik
for,-
Rtlfien-Mie'lslruiu
.l.ihsi
D
('lurlcMlli
ISQasaUasV.'MVsVXB'lJLll-iats
asMSBaaBaasSBSTScSBBafcw
1
of
your
copy
of
The
Da
ily
News
every
night
by
having
it
delivered
to
your
address
by
carrier
C00
f
paid
in
advance
will
bring
it
to
you
every
night
for
a
year"
Keep
tableau
at
Prince
Is
suffering
with
a
apralned
ankta,
the
result
of
a
feeant
skiing
accident
at
South
ank.
H.
J.
Jews
baa
istoaasd
to
Bstms
Lake
with
the
Intention
of
resuming
tuslness
here.
Must
sterna
Anna
has
arrived
from
Kndako
to
take
a
poaltlen
at
the
Ominoea
Hotel.
catnpalgn
haa
been
started
for
thVJ7Tr
JzZ2.
'ZL
ZJZll
ion
-ei
t
a
a
new
new
and
and
mbtwrn
ttvbdern
hospital
hospital
1
erectlori
here.
Support
from
an
parts
or
the
district
win
be
sought.
near
McBride.
charge
of
the
section.
Cecil
Cope,
who
Is
now
residing
at
summcrland
In
the
fRsisaianii
Valley,
writes
that
quite
a
large
number
of
the
com
lac
season.
VANDERIIOOF
E.
Roberta
haa
been
elected
secretary'
ot
the
Nechako
Farmers'
Instrrete
euc-j
Yourself
Well
Posted
about
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Rupert,
your
own
town,
and
by
no
means
the
least,
get
the
NEWS
OF
THE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
regularly
THE
DA
LY
NEWS
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU!
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
OperatlnzJiataV
20.000-Ton
Ploktin;
Dry,,Dck
Knuineers,
Machinists,
Beilermakeni,
Ulacksmithn,
rattern-makertt,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
la
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
here
at
the
first
of
last
week
and
were
sentenced
tx
two
weeks'
kmprlsoumrnt
I
uoh
for
stealing
rides
on
the
Canadian
jtlcnal
Railway.
'
BOOKS
ON
BI0GR4PHY
AND
HISTORY
NEW
AT
LOCAL
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
The
Preser
Lake
hcekey
team
arrived
in
Vanderhoof
today
for
game
with
the
locals
whom
they
defeated
in
a
gem
st
Fraser
lake
recently
by
a
A
few
oooks
en
Mograuhy
and
his-
ory
have
rreraj
been
sdded
to
tbe
score
of
10
tn
7
The
Prince
Oeorg
refection
lu
tog
pwblta
library.
team
was
here
on
Saturday
evening.
them
are
the
fulloWlRfll
.
I
"Isobaausrrasi.'.'.
hs
IfUsara
Bsllae
t
Earl,
one
year
old
aon
ot
Mr.
and
"Bismarck.
by
stall
Lusrwig
Mr.
Wilfrid
Rhlndrosa
of
Mapeo.
sue-
"Carry
on
Sergeant."
by
Bruce
Bairn
I-Kacy
of
tli
Ancient
World."
by
W.
U
be
Burgh,
of
"Hlseory
ef
Rome."
by
Frank
Tenltry
Is
i
tlemuniy."
jy
u
F
av.ch.
"Kllvul
F.-rc.
by
T
M.
LurMrt'Ul.
"Count
l.nrkm-r.
the
the
Be
bvll."
by
Ttteittas
Lowell
rti:tirv
nr
lurriM.
Yi
11
h:r
c
11
'.'el
'H'lt
,i
h.,1
pv
I
l
W
J
i.i.elto
City
Meat
Market
(Selvk;
imos.)
Third
Ave.
Hione
705
.-KJOT.
1st
hi.
I
tONSAKKlt
GJBTOBT
NOKKELOST
FETMYSOST'
PRIMULA
(iAMMEI.f
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