Pr!f(s
at
T'rlrtce
Rupnrt
of
the
New
evrolet
l.iKht
Delivery
Chassis
0.11.00'
1-1
Ms
Ton
Truck
Chassis
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Itoadster
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lioaclsterDeUyeVy
SjtNON.oo
Touring
:..
$808.00
Coupe
$0.11.00
Coach
jjuiai.oo
Sedan
$10:t0.00
Cabriolet
810:10.00
Imperial
Landau
$1080.00
Front
Dumper
and
Rear
I'.unipuretteH
standard
equipment
on
all
Passaftgar
MouVIs.
Disc
Wheals
Standard
.ipiipment
on
Imperial
and
'".ibriolct
only.
On
other
models
$30.00
extra.
I
Snare
Tire
and
Tuba,
l't
(to
extra.
Kaien
Garage
i
Phone
52
!
!
YOU
GET
Montreal
I
i
IB.
Prices
v
and
Value
for
Your
Money
nt
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
I.
li.
Miller.
Proprietor
II.
S.
WALLACE
CO-
LTD.
Corseleltes
GOSSARD
M
idi'
in
nice
quality
Silk
'
1
1
liatiste.
Elastic
In-
I
Carters.
Sixes
32
to
Special
$2.45
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lid
Avenue
and
Kullon
Phone
9
RICHMOND
'S
Louvre
1
AMOUS
rou
VAI.UK
in
Lad
es'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
foal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specially
in
Piano
and
Furnlliua
Movinir.
NEW
HAZELTON
plB
'bowings
0
ore
are
being
encountered
on
the
llvr
Cup
mine.
i
Which
hut
now
been
nmvn
f,,
depth
Of
S00
feet.
There
is
over
two
fast
0(
blgh
grade
til
the
way
down
a
well
m
a
Urge
tonnage
of
niillim;
or.
'
Th
Property
Ik
tains
oiwratm
h
ui
Dornherg
and
associate
of
Vancou
ver.
i
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrinch.
M
I.
A
by
the
Attorney
Oeneral
this
week
that
the
government
bounty
on
coyotss
has
been
raised
from
5
to
47.30
H
t
The
Haw
ton
Hospital
board
has
an-
Ipolnted
a
committee
oortsUttnt;
of
the
secretary
and
8.
J
Wtnaby
to
mneoorate
with
j
committee
from
the
Women's
Auxiliary
consisting
of
Mrs.
tly.
Mra.
Sharp
and
Mra.
Wlnaby
In
the
malting
of
arrangements
far
the
tebaervation
of
Hoipiui
Day
on
May
13.
a
The
wedding
took
nlaee
In
Aahernrt
on
Tuesday
morning
of
mIks
Zlele
B.
Sutherland
and
8.
O.
Klncald.
manager
of
Government
Telea
raniiA
In
HaUsmltari-
Mr.
and
Mra.
Klaeald
Will
firrlvo
In
atasalton
within
few
daya
to
take
up
residence
temporarily
in
the
W:illam
Holland
house.
Gardening
will
be
under
way
here
within
the
next
few
day.
Pfamlam
are
now
being
prepared.
Mra.
H.
A.
Harrta
entertained
loeal
young
people
at
'
laat
Friday
evening.
OM
tan.
noted
ItagvUjrt
medieine
man.
died
in
Telkwa
during
the
week
c!
ne
nenx
mdge
Club
met
laat
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Sharpe,
prt?e
in-Iners
being
Mra.
William
Ocw
and
Mm
3.
Wlnsby.
O.
H
Petblek
of
Bmlthera.
assistant
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
worka.
haa
been
a
uti
tor
bare
laying
out
the
program
of
Mad
work
in
the
district
for
the
year.
Extensive
work
la
aeaaasd
including
toe
Wteaesan
of
the
lafBbSJ
eonnectlrtg
itm
wttb
Trmee.
The
Barnes
boom
at
Oedarvaie
h-
aiain
bean
rwung
across
the
River
to
receive
toga
from
Mm
toampe
up
Mm
river
at
far
M
Sbeetia
Creating.
It
la
hopad
to
get
all
the
timber
down
kaSare
tb
river
start
to
Mr
and
Mra.
WUUajn
Oow
mrtain-
ed
a
number
of
frienda
at
aoio
and
bridge
on
Friday
eveaing
la
koaar
of
j
Mra.
Frank
Walt
af
BeaitlMea.
fejO
j
i
viaiung
with
Mr.
John
OutMbtrt
at
Bouth
Hazcltcn.
Mra.
C.
H.
Bawte
wen
tba
sow
prtae
and
BSM
,
award.
I
Mn.
Oaorge
IHHwart
MB.
Unite,
I
left
at
the
end
of
Mat
tor
a
trip
to
Montreal.
i
and
children
of
the
Sliver
Cup
mine
are
apenOlng
a
couple
of
"Cross
on
Wese,
atul
A
n
inn
'
7
Crowded
7mr
of
rny
to
tunlerstuntl
IT'S
y
you
get
io
nuicli
pletuiirr
out
of
aCiuinnl
or
Aiichor-Donnlilsoii
Culiln
Claw
enuring.
At
deck
sports,
pluyrd
in
tlic
tonic,
fresh
uir,
you
work
up
a
healthy
nppetltv.
Then,
yu
npiireclnlo
Ciiuunl
cuisine
imtl
scr-c
ull
tho
more.
Social
life
on
thcM'
ships
is
al-wuyaentertuhilng.
Ami
conifortuhle,
airy
cahins
Touritl
Third
Cabin
ottommotlalion
if
of
high
tiandard
on
Hoars
Glorious
Qfa
!
f
CANADIAN
f
SEfWlCE
5m
your
lottl
Till
Cl
NAItO
RTKAM
weki
In
town.
The
Oyater
Bridge
Club
met
laat
evening
at
the
home
of
Mra.
H.
W.
Thornton.
The
prize
for
the
month
were
won
by
Mrs
Thornton
and
Mra.
doddard.
H.
I.
Batten.
Vancouver
mining
engineer,
nitcj
Wiiu.ug
acme
tlmo
In
the
iTpplty
region,
wo
In
New
Mars
I
ton
at
the
flrat
of
the
week
and
Inapeoted
the
iBHver
standard
mine.
Li.tif.ia'
A
daughtei
irn
nt
the
Hnreltoa
Hospital
laat
aBaUKl.
y
to
Mr
and
Mra.
T.
Ty.!frvjV
erhoof
Roadi
between
New
Haw
1
ton
and
the
Bulkley
Valley
ahould
be
In
fairly
good
aha
pe
for
travelling
by
the
end
of
this
week.
Mra.
WtHlam
Orant
returned
to
Hamltcn
laat
Sunday
after
having
spent
holiday
In
Smlthera.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Oecrge
Boyee.
local
automobile
dealer,
received
a
ahlpment
of
fifteen
can
thU
waek
The
week
starting
April
SO
haa
been
de
lgnated
"Clean-up
Week"
by
the
Pmce
Oeorge
r'ty
council.
"Forest
Week"
tags
here
have
been
datr;(juted
by
the
following
local
Boy
Scouts:
Dwialil
O
ower
William
Qulnn,
4mm
Wa
Burner.
U.lanU
Alton.
Harvey
Perkins,
Fores!
Craig
and
Allen
Da
via
R
C.
McOorkell
of
Vanderhoof
has
uccccrk-n
tn
moving
the
mining
plan
the
Allot
Co.
into
Manann
Creek.
The
Oallvle
company
has
also
got
lls
plant
Into
the
district.
The
two
oom-panleti
will
demonstrate
the
worth
o'.
the
gravel
li.
that
utt
during
the
com-'.uk
aummer
Spring-like
weather
haa
been
experienced
here
during
the
past
week,
th"
h:ghett
thermometer
reading
having
becti
TO
.5
on
Monday
SMITHEUS
Judge
Young
in
County
Court
here
last
week
gave
judgment
for
Ml
.31
with
cum
In
favor
at
B.
J
Shea
of
Houalon
who
was
suing
P.
J.
MeOettlgan
for.l
wages
His
Honor
declined
to
iwliava
the
municipality
of
Smlthera
of
faapnn-albility
In
tba
auttter
of
the
mamtensnoe
oi
the
Belknap
children
who
am
now
living
near
Telkwa.
In
a
criminal
hearing.
Judge
Young
fined
Oeorge
Say
of
Hazelton
S30
for
assault
.
Having
been
given
the
work
by
the
contractor.
Mr.
Canon
of
Vancouver,
E-
Hann
started
the
excavation
and
pile-
driving
(or
the
new
High
School
bulld-!
lng
here.
The
building,
which
la
to
be
ready
(or
occupancy
in
time
for
the
fall
term,
will
be
S6
fast
keatg
and
87
feat
wide.
During
the
weak
a
great
deal
of
new
maehlnery
has
arrived
at
the
TopJay.
Richfield
mine.
The
camp
to
to
be
l.ghtad
by
electricity.
Frugieas
of
de-
3
CP
i
ml
nee
sound,
refreshing
sleep,
lteully,
you
enjoy
Href
It
costs
no
more
to
use
this
famous
service.
Weekly
sail
in
kb
from
Montreal
ami
Quehcc
to
Plymouth,
Cherhnurg
uml
Loudon
by
theAuru-nia,Ascuuia,Aluunhtund
Auoniu
.1.
.
to
Itclfust,
Liverpool
ami
Glasgow
hy
the
Athenia,
Letitla,
Amliiuhi
und
Anloniu.
and
Third
Clasi
a
cormpondingly
all
then
lintrt.
and
jonaldson
LINES
ffaaiasj
ajsnr,
er
ri(:
will
ro
miiTKlt
W..
V.V.NC
OUVKIt.
Carry
Canard
Traveller4
Chtqtttt
Easily
negotiable
532
EATEY
RKW3
velspment
work
in
the
mine
disclose
very
satisfactory
results.
Provincial
sovarnment
road
work
box
started
In
the
west
end
of
Ominecn
district.
First
work
oemre
on
the
McDowell
hill
about
two
mllseaat
of
Telkwa
where
a
dangerous
turn
1
to
be
cut
down
and
widened,
the
ultimate
Intention
beig
to
eliminate
li
altogether
by
putting
In
u
bridge.
The
amount
of
ore
in
now
taxing
the
capacity
of
the
mill
the
Duthie
mine.
As
a
result
64
rapfnt
rich
striken,
prt-
duettap
L
becoming
greatly
'.nr
reaped.
A
rich
strike
of
hl'li
prade
nver-lead
ere
has
Just
been
m.uu
on
the
Golden
Eagle
property
at
Topley.
owned
by
Heetutn
and
Matbeson
and
being
devel
oped
by
Vancouver
interest.
Owing
to
water
conditions,
wcrk
has
been
closed
dawn
temporarily
and
a
pumping
plant
la
now
being
rushed
to
the
mine.
Four
prtsea
wUl
b-
awarded
by
the
loeal
assembly,
Natlv-
Sjiih
of
Canada,
for
the
best
assays
written
in
the
local
puSMo
aehaola.
V.
Crockett
F
Hoadley.
L.
B.
Warner,
L.
S.
MtOlll
and
Dr.
C.
H.
Hankinson
have
been
appointed
Judges.
The
Native
Son
have
named
the
following
as
committee
chairmen
for
the
year;
membership.
Stuart
Camp
bell;
visiting.
C.
L.
Dlmock:
entertain
ment.
A.
R
MeDonell
publicity.
L.
B.
Warner;
refrethmenti
J
H
B:rnle
Oovemment
Agent
and
Mr.-
Stephen
li.
Hcaklns
eeiatbrstcd
tfieit
twenty-fifth
vtddtng
anniversary
In.;
Saturday
even-ug.
They
wars
marr.d
in
Fernle
ou
ASa-11
tl.
lS,
gueat-
at
their
nuptials
neludlng
Hon.
W.
R
R
isk
and
Mm.
iaaa;
Jainae
MsD
jio.
'
v.
.-II
kuovii
railway
contractor,
and
Col
J.
H.
Mc-Mullin.
now
supertnic
iident
of
provincial
pelloc.
Frank
H.
Taylor
hat
taken
an
option
on
the
Silver
Queen
group
of
claims
at
Owen
Laha
tram
Dr
H
c.
Wrlnoh.
M
L
A
He
has
also
similarly
aaqutred
e
adjasant
CeSa
property.
As
ao3n
as
tat
her
oaaadttlaas
permit.
Mr.
Taylor
wUl
go
In
to
deatde
on
a
devetopaaant
program
ou
them
properties
which
lie
.wentjr-six
mUaa
from
Houston
and
arc
srved
by
a
fair
toad.
A
mtetlng
of
tac
Qmuieca
branch
of
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mines
aa
held
bam
last
night
There
was
a
bug
attendance
at
a
varsity
concert
and
dance
here
last
Friday
night.
Those
contributing
to
he
program
included
Mn.
Charles
Bald.
1.
CWeatll.
Mrs.
B.
H
Hoakins.
Mrs.
WUl
lama.
Maw
DaUa
Carpenter.
Bev
j.
&
QHaton.
MM
Olive
Stephens.
Mtsa
Msigaret
Wbadt,
MaM
ysssv
Iteodeon.
MVm
Marjaria
waraer.
Hiss
Arts
Wail.
Miss
Margaret
Downey,
Mfas
Doily
Carpenter,
Maw
Vina
Shy.
Mim.
OeraJdine
Warner.
4.
L.
Warnar.
Br.
and
Mrs.
a
C
Bamfced.
Mv.
ami
Usa.
v.
B.
tmrgh.
Mr.
Barker,
Hairy
Johnson.
D
vtwtro.
William
Tbagaa.
J.
O.
H
W.
Champion.
Mr.
Fowlar
Matentain.
C.
Warner.
J.
A.
Finnery.
J
H
Hethe
ring
ton.
O
H.
Wall.
H.
M
Matthews.
Bart
Witoou
and
O
H
ley
Three
ahlfts
are
being
put
to
work
m
the
lower
tunnel
at
Use
Victory
pro
perty
which
to
being
developed
for
Capt.
y
J.
O'Brien
of
Philadelphia
with
F.
ti.
Tbyjor
in
charge.
Softer
raak
is
now
being
worked
up-
ti
in
the
King
Tut
aaUse
adjoining
the
rnithle
and
It
Is
eiaatan
that
the
ore
audy
will
be
encountaead
by
May
l.
Five
sen
are
working
tiadar
O.
Hrrriott
and
-ht
tunnal
baa
now
haan
driven
lBO
eat.
Frank
H.
Taylor
haa
taken
a
half
ntermt
in
the
property
with
Capt.
J.
J.
OBrlen
of
PhiladatpsUa.
A
flm
board
has
bean
organised
In
wnnectiou
with
the
Bulkley
Valley
Partner
Institute
with
representatives
is
follows
Deep
Creak.
William
Co
Round
Lake.
J.
Clarsaan
and
Oeorge
Jilmore;
Wcodruere.
Bmory
Barger;
Mac
ama
taka.
Charles
Killer.
Two
Carloads
of
gutoanotttles
arrived
Ure
tgjts
weak
tor
the
SMitbeTs
On
rage.
Bteettlc.co.
Mra.
K.
E.
Ori
hard.who
haa
been
vlsti-Dg
In
Vancouver,
has
now
left
(or
an
iUtomobUe
trip
ak
far
wuth
as
Bait
.HegO.
L.
B.
Warnar.
pMahtant
el
the
Associated
Raanln
of
Trade
of
Central
Brlt-!ah
Columbia
left
at
the
first
of
the
week
for
Prince
Oeorge
to
addreaa
the
board
there
Austin
Ooodeikugh.
who
has
been
Ul
for
several
wrcV..-
Is
now
sufficiently
recovered
to
make
a
trip
to
daaarval
to
watch
the
program
of
the
pole
drive
on
the
Skeena
River.
H.
N.
Monk,
accountant
at
the
Topley
Richfield
mine,
was
a
business
vlaltui-In
town
at
the
flrat
of
the
weak.
Sam
Marsh
tor
the
firth
year
l
tho
flrat
autotst
of
the
sea
son
to
make
tin
trip
from
Burn
Lake
to
Bmlthera.
He
aovered
the
distance
at
SS
mUas
in
six
hours
on
Sunday.
Rev
Father
A
VaUgagaa,
OKI.
la
a;,
a
trip
to
Prince
rtapart
to
assist
in
special
meetlnga
which
are
to
be
heitt
there,
j
.
lit
0.
Lilian
ha.i
beafi'
spendlrag
a
few
days
at
Topley
in
connastlon
with
mn.
lng
deal.
P.
n.
Oarr
leu
at,
the
first
of
the
week
an
a
trip
to
Fstnee
Oeorge.
Mrs.
t.
A
Battler
(eft
this
week
for
Rochester.
Minnesota,
where
she
will
undergo
treatment
It
Mayo
Ollnlc.
Muiiy
Stultuerj
people
atltiidsU
a
I
N
S-I-
S
T
ON
S
30
SiteW
I
mj
yhp
1
III
m
mm
OR
a
London
tradition
and
is
thoroughly
rectified
to
obtain
perfect
purity
and
sparkling
clearness.
Sterling
John
Collins
C
Two-thirds
cock
tail
glass
Sterling
London
Dry
Cm,
juice
of
one
lemon,
piece
of
ice,
one
teaspounful
sugar,
bottle
cold
sxxJa.
1
Jl
ill
This
advertisement
i
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
of
British
Columbia
dance
laat
Saturday
evening
In
Drift
woud
Creak
achoolhouae.
A.
8.
Clray.
Oedarvaie'
fruit
grower,
was
a
business
visitor
in
Smlthera
this
week.
Mrs.
Lillian
B.
Hall
returned
to
Prince
Oeorge
at
the
first
of
the
week
after
a
visit
bore
with
her
Mater.
Mm.
Mo
Pope.
TERRACE
D
W
Uavia,
of
the
D.
W.
Mines
Ltd.
of
Cedarvale
and
owner
of
extensive
mining
property
in
the
Kalum
Lake
district
returned
to
Terrace
on
Wednesday
after
a
short
bualneaa
trip
to
Prince
Ttupert.
K.
I
Oragg
of
the
Provincial
Forestry
department.
Prince
Rupert,
was
here
at
the
beginning
of
the
week
In
the
Interests
of
Fire
Prevention
Week.
He
addressed
the
school
chUdren
on
Tues
day
afternoon
.
.VTCataJtatm
oCPacitlc
wag
in
town
on
Tuesday
ana
wWraaaiy
P.
M.
Monckton,
BC.LS.
who
haa
spent
the
winter
in
Victoria
and
California
returned
"
Monday
In
prepare
-
K.
Hoult
who
haa
spent
the
winter
!n
Prince
Rupert
returned
to
Terrec
n
Monday.
j
O.
B.
Utteratron.
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
i
Co..
Kltwang
was
a
business
visitor'
here
on
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
tioit
for
tba
season's
work
Having
sold
Ux
prtHn;
.-
.
sily
Road
last
Ul.
L
I
quality
Gin
nosseafiing
the
uavor,
asK
ior
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Lonaon
f1iftHllff1
hv
Pxrsprts.
nrrnrriinrr
Staling
Gin
'Rickey
(
One
lump
tee
m
tumbler,
usee
of
one
lemon
or
bate.
Sterling
London
Dry
Cm,
Fill
up
with
soda
water
Mu
ksU
saa
Mnx
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wool
2
pirce
Assorted
colors.
Sises
6
to
14
years.
83.50
$3.75
Su.t
Fraser
Universal
Mr.
Monckton
la
stabiiahlng
an
office
ta
town.
Mrs.
Monokine
and
chUdren
seWfc
'lismi
.,,
,
,,;
.
im-w
O
A.
Woodland.
Im
penal
OU
Co.
representative
of
Prlaoe
Rupert,
was
In
town
on
Monday.
C.
O.
Duncan,
representative
of
the
F
D
Jud.wii
Pile,
Pole
and
Timber
Co..
of
Vancouver,
returned
to
Terrace
on
Wednesday
after
a
buslneaa
trip
south
1
reparatory
to
commencing
extensive
operations
during
the
coming
A
A
McDonald,
Uak.
was
in
town
.i)
Tuesday.
us
Cooks
from
2Vz
to
5
minutes
No
watching.
When
you're
ready
for
it,
it's
ready
for
you.
N
G
&I
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most
pleasing
ury.
lj
it
is
tr
f-ViaLsao
Control
Hoard
or
by
tba
Govern
mant
DRESSES
&
Payne
Trading
Co.
avySuits
and
Ensemble
Suits
"Ft
"
4
IJemers
DRY
:
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JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
9340
Double
Load
$(180
Larir'
Sack
IH)c
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P1UCHS
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$129)0
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
I11J25
Allerta
Sootles.s
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13,00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Sec
nd
Avenue