April
16,
192K
f3B
DAILY
NZT73
PAGE
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r
in
;
at
Prince
Rupert
of
the
New
DISTRICT
NOTES
AND
NEWS
Ch
evrolet
ANYOX,
STEWART,
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
&
INTERIOR
POINTS
i
Lip-lit
Delivery
ChaMls
0.11.00
v
l
1
,
Ton
Truck
Chassis
8KO0.OO
:'-U'r
$808.00
,
..!
ter
Delivery
XOS.OO
I
.
i'
i'ltr
,
$808.00
''
$0:11.00
$031.00
l;in
.$10.S0.00
'
ahrioiet
.$10:10.00.
Tmperinl
Landau
$1080.00
1'i'int
(lumper
and
Rear
i:
impi-rettes
standard
erjuijv-
r;
!
on
all
Passenger
Models.
l)ic
Wheel
Standard
luipmeiit
on
Imperial
anil
I'.ibriolet
only.
On
other
p.
.dels
fcifl.OO
extra.
vpire
Tire
and
Tube.
!'t
00
extra.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
RICHMOND'S
Louvs
e
FAMOUS
FOR
VALUE
in
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
i
s.
WALLACE
CO,
LTD.
MERCURY
I
I'LL
FASHIONED
SILK
HOSE
1
'
f
n
and
Service
Wetjrht
'.unmetal,
Black,
Atmse-
!
Nude.
Evenglow,
Mer-
ida,
Flesh,
etc.
'rum
$1.75
to
$2.50
'J
lie
Hose
fur
Satisfaction
MallaceCoitd.
J'hone
9.
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton.
NOBLE
FIVE
MINES
Miller,
Court
&
Co.
spon-"X'll
and
placed
before
the
'iiliiic
smh
well
known
pro-I
'
l
tics
as
Cork
Province
at
.
Whitewater
at
25c,
Pend
M-eille
at
2Rc,
and
now
they
ii.t
NOBLE
FIVE
MINES
I
I'D.
at
Mc
a
share.
Ivor
three
quarters
of
a
million
dollars
haa
been
P
'iit
on
development,
power
i
""it
and
mill.
This
is
a
proven
property.
Subscrip-t
ions
taken
by
S.D.
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
617
2nd
Avenue
Agents
for
Miller.
Court
&
Co.
Ltd.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialise
In
Plnno
and
Furoituro
Moving.
"SKBtlBASKEIBAlL
Lawyer
anil
Mining
listl
Is
Also
Presl-
I
'
ilcn
I
id
Native
Sons
smithem,
Apm
i6.-l.
b.
mcgm,
1
who
has
been
active
in
Native
Bens
of
'
Canada
circle
since
iu
inception
in
8m
It
hen.
was
elected
president
of
the
Iseai
branch
at
the
annual
general
meeting.
Other
officers
were
elected
aa
follows:
Fast
prenident
Vernon
OrockeU.
l.t
Vice-President-
Oeo.
Oulton.
2nd
Vice-President
P.
Fowler.
tergcant-at-Arm
Dr.
Bamferd.
Ciiapleln
N.
H.
Kllpetrtck.
HeereUu-y-Treaaurer
-H.
a.
Wludt
Inner
Ouard
-E
C.
Dawson
Ouur
Ouard
-Wllliera
Oarr.
Historian
Jamei
Diwnev.
A
number
of
appiii
:uit.
re
HtUnitteJ
:
raembenhlp.
Th
treasurer
present-'
0
a
Krau.'ying
tinncial
statement,
:
and
sll
Indications
paint
to
a
record
;
yar
of
growth
and
a-r.ievenvtnt
by
this
eiiterprlalng
order.
!
STEWART
Mrs.
1.
H.
Stevens,
pioneer
mining,
j
woman,
has
returned
to
the
camp
after
having
spent
the
winter
in
Vancouver.
John
Rochiort.
who
spent
the
winter
In
Vancouver,
ha
gone
to
the
Mayo
Clinic
In
Rochester.
Minnesota,
to
receive
treatment
for
an
old
war
wound.
He
was
accompanied
by
his
slater
of
Toronto.
Development
of
the
Titsn
property
on
ruh
Creek
wiu
be
returned
this
under
the
direction
of
Ja:k
Pltagerald
MacAulay
arrived
here
last
week
!ro
Anyoa.
Bb
Keith,
pioneer
restaurant
sun
of
the
camp.
Is
back
In
low
Ray
Smalley.
Vancauver
carpenter,
has
arrived
here
from
the
scuth
to
fol-law
his
trade.
James
H.
lfrtbltt
and
O.
Moreau.
who
I
have
t-.ee
n
at
the
Ruth
and
Francis
for
!
off
vhen
they
left
for
home
on
Batur-
week,
returned
tc
town
about
the
day
and
Terraee
residents
enjoyed
their
middle
of
last
week
I
visit
quite
a
much
as
tbey
appeared
1
to
do
themselves.
Their
chaperon.
Mrs.
Arrivals
frcm
Prince
Rupert
last
week
I
Lewis,
received
many
compliments
oB
included
J
H.
Hmly.
Ous
Petersen.
T.jthe
apartsmsiuike
bunch
she
had
under
H.
Aiken.
B
Oalbsfblnt.
A.
Shields,
her
wing."
The
Bmitben
teams
wUI
Charles
Undsr.rom.
A.
Poreabsrf
and
Denny
Dwyer.
well
known
pioneer
prospect
or
and
miner
of
tills
district.
died
last
week
In
Vsncourer.
The
Hyder
lead
Mine
property
near
the
brad
of
the
wast
fork
of
Texas
Creek
has
been
taken
over
by
a
aewly-;rgan.apd
company
known
as
the
Amalgamated
Mines
Ud.
capital
ired
at
W-000.000.
who.
It
1
learned,
will
derelip
the
property
on
an
estenMve
scale,
at
the
sanae
tinvs
aoqulrii.c
other
pro-
gettsss
of
merit.
Directors
of
the
com-
panf
re:
President.
A
C.
Burdick.
Victoria;
Oeortie
r.
Tull.
Calgary:
Andrew
O.
Larseh.
Spokane:
Henry
B.
Thomp-
on.
Ladrunlth,
and
R.
B
Lennle.
Van-
A
contract
far
the
extending
of
the
'unncl
for
100
feet
on
the
Ben
All
vela
of
the
Dun
well
mine
has
been
let
to
WUUam
Salo
and
partner),
who
are
now
pi
sparing
the
camp
with
a
view
to
ataru
ing
the
work.
William
Anderson
of
Vancouver,
pro-
mlncnt
hydraulic
engineer,
ta
the
purpose
of
eaamlning
the
water
power
the
Dalnousle
MHUng
Oo.
has
acquired
on
Bear
River
and
string
out
plans
tor
Its
d
slgpunt-
Mesjiwhlle,
ttie
flrwmr
rtattn
warfcrhf'sinael
f
being
pushed
with
iwn
sblfu
and
It
u
expected
the
objective
will
be
reached
he
fore
the
end
tyf
the
month.
A
memorial
service
was
held
In
the
Opera
House
here
by
the
Iccsl
Moose
Lodge
lat
evening.
"1'KOVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT
PNIM'i:
HI
PKKTlcm
TOIMI,
IIISIHK
I
NOTICE
U
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
jn
Monday,
the
aut
day
of
May.
1S.
at
the
hour
of
10
o'clock
In
the
forenoon,
at
the
Court-house,
Prince
Rupert,
hald
s
.-it
ting
of
the
Court
of
Revltion
for
the
purpose
of
revising
ih.
im
nt
voier.s
for
the
said
electoral
district,
and
ot
hearing
and
detarmlnlsV
,
unv
mtllt
all
ODierll'lll
IU
V""
ewmw
af
any
mmr
01:
the
Hiid
list,
or
to
l-.u.....
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n
rn
ir
OI
flllY
IUD
CUl
i"1'".
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.rt
(nr
ior
i
other
'
for
registration;
ann
Provincial
sureosss
m
i
1ur1.11
in
n,v
elections
Act
"
n.rt
at
Prince
Rupert
B.C.,
this
5lh
'&2i&TiT
VOTERS.
110
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
District.
MINERAL
ACT
(Form
F.)
CEKTII
ICATK
OF
IMI'KOVBMENTS
Princess
Pat.
Lot
4M!
Pilo'
,'
miles
from
the
town
of
Atui'
TAKlSoTlCr.
tlm-
wr
mtA
P
1
n
i
Ml
Free
Miners
I
ertiiicaie
55
iSSr
Kd
sixty
day.
from
ti
apply
to
Jn
Mim"
reVcreVer
the
date
hereof,
tor
a
Certificate
of
linpw.
mtrn
for
the
DlirD.i'
of
oouining
a
Crowh
Grant
of
the
above
cla
m
that
""ion
And
further
Use
noti.-e
enmmenced
,
under
section
'
,
r,rimcate
fertlllcaie
oi
of
)i
K.fra
tha
Issue
of
su'
ImrovemenU.
,
,,
.
n
inji
Dated
'''''';V
VV.
,
A.ant.
Al
TERRACE
xmiiiieuh
hoy
am
iuhlh
tkamh
VIWlT
NTKAH
IlhKllY
TVIItl:
AMI
auk
royally
knti:ktaim:i
TIED
ON
GAMES
TKMIt.trB
IKOI-Li:-
EXTBMi
TIIK.M
-
hi
Li
fe
ix
ltfokt
to
hxaki:
THE
VOl
THI
I
L
YlftlTOU
I.
..
i
.
.
.
.
Bui9
uuKisui
wm
imurneo
vo
the
e
renins
'
the
Interior
on
Baturdav
after
amin.!"'..""
a
series
r,
of
,
runes
wKh
the
local
,
'.
hlsn
:,:
I
vhool
teaau
in
which
each
team
lost
'J-:-
name
and
w:n
dja
other.
How
-v'r-
iKlb
Tenaoe
tsajfcwwere
ahead
In
hv
t
ill
"I
point
ffetjlBd.
On
Thurs-
ay
niU'1
loe
Terrace
girls
lost
to
ml'-hers
with
a
eore
of
15-17
while
Terrace
beys
won
over
the
Tlslting
'"'
by
33-19.
o
rnrt..
.i
h
J1
rented,
the
local
girls
wlnolng
with
re
of
ao
to
IS
while
the
home
boys
nt
down
to
defeat,
the
score
being
18-21.
This
msde
the
total
score
for
both
nights:
Otris
Terrace
85,
Smitbers
30.
Boys
Terrace
SO.
Smitbers
40.
All
the
gassed
were
welt
played
and
were
a
good
eihibiUon
of
basketball
klll.
All
uanvi
m
wltn.i.
fmr
manv
enthusiastic
fan.
.nd
.uinrteral
and
the
total
rir,.
.n(
v
danoe
exceeded
even
the
hoa.
or
the
home
team
lltVtX
IX
IKIVOIt
PoUowlrta
Ptldav
nutht's
easna
a
nub.
lie
dance
was
held
in
O.W.VA.
hall
in
honor
of
the
visitors
and
was
attended
by
one
of
the
largest
dance
crowds
ever
assembled
here.
A
splendid
feeling
of
sood
letlowihlD
and
snort
nsnshlD
mm-:
t
ailed
among
the
young
people
and
ail
aacered
to
thorsuahlv
enlov
them
elves.
The
miui;
was
rhrnihi
iw
Mn.
Von
Hees'
orchejitra
and
refresh-
menu
were
furnished
by
the
basket-
ball
team
members.
The
visitors
were
given
a
great
sand-
receive
a
hearty
at
any
tutor
ture
date
they
may
return
here
another
game.
The
line-up
was
a
follows:
Olrli
Buiithers:
Centre.
Vivian
Graham.
Dolly
Carpenter:
forward.
Marjorte
Roberts
(captain).
Avis
Warl.
Mabel
Me-
;
Intyre:
guards.
Vina
Bby.
Agnes
Rrtck-a
an
Twrrace:
Oemry.
Penny
Mtssren
!
icaptalni:
forward.
Helen
Orelg.
N.
Malloi.
Margaret
Olasa:
guards.
Bess
I
Mccre,
Mons
Orelg.
Bjys
Smtthers:
Centre.
Wllmer
lewis
(captain):
forwards.
Prank
Suit.
Cardan
hMHh:
guards.
Bill
Hoadley.
Oswald
Bo.tl.tna.
Tarraee:
Centre
prank
Hepp:
forwards.
Alva
Moore.
Jam
Bmltn.
Chas.
Oauthara:
guards.
Bert
Walters,
A
Hclmwoxl
Wllmer
Lewis
waa
coach
for
the'
Smltnara
teams
wltti
A.
Hoimwood
and
Bert
Walters
for
the
locali.
Dr.
Brum-mltt
and
A.
Hounwood
acted
aa
referees
for
the
game.
The
Mtasees
tveae
Metotyre.
Marjorle
and
Jerry
Warner
and
Jim
Stiver
accompanied
the
earthen
teems
to
Terraee.
Following
their
arrival
on
Thursday
the
Smitbers
visitors
were
taken
on
a
motor
drive
around
the
district
returning
to
Mrs.
C.
ft.
outset's
home
tor
afternoen
tea.
Mra.
Gilbert
waa
aeatst-ed
In
serving
tit
guests
by
Mrs.
Head
and
Mra.
gfcndal.
.
-Buei
MajMdvadd
raeslie'(Srn,'eeTe
I
winners
of
a
contest
stared
during
the
afUrnoon.
Refreshment
were
served
to
the
vii-tora
and
local
pUyers
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
H.
Burnett
afur
Thursday
'
'
,,
,k...
.
'lOeorge
exchaned
United
Church
night's
games
slated
by
Mrs
Mooie
and
Mra.
Mc
Laren.
On
Friday
afternoon
Mra.
Oeq.
Little
and
Mite
Blderkln
were
Joint
hostesees
si
a
reception
In
honor
of
the
visitors
bald
at
the
home
of
the
former
and
at
Which
about
forty
yuung
pe.
pie
were
present.
Under
the
direction
of
Rev.
and
Mra.
A.
W.
Robinson
a
most
Interesting
and
enjoyable
program,
of
games
and
atunta
1
was
earned
through
amid
muoh
merrl-
I
I
Prtftrwinners
In
the
contest
were
Kathleen
Burnett
ano
B.
Hoadley
of
Bmsthers.
Mrs.
Dover
assisted
the
hut.
easas
in
the
asrvtng
of
refmhnaenti.
after
which
appreciation
of
the
hospitality
extended
in
their
behalf
was
voiced
by
B.
Headley
or
Smttber
and
the
crowd
sang
"For
They
are
Judy
Good
Fallows"
before
dispersing.
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
New.
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
MWlleatlOH
for
the
laaua
Af
SymilalnMl
cVuhmIa
n
Title
for
Lot
sixteen
(181.
Btoek
atxtsen
18t.
Town
ot
Stewart,
Map
1SA.
satisfactory
proof
of
the
leas
of
the
certificate
of
Title
covering
the
above!
land
having
been
produced
to
me,
It
la
mf
laWmtlon
to
issue,
after
(be
eipU-
.ilVlrSons?
of
Title
to
the
abbve
land
In
the
name
of
W
II
VICKBR8.
The
orlelnsl
Oartlfl-
cat
of
Title
Is
dated
the
feth
October.
,
1910.
and
Is
numbered
3711
Lend
Betlstrr
p'ne
Runert.i
H
F
MCt,TOD
87
Begtotrax
of
XUlea.
Father
entities
formerly
in
charge
of
i
the
Roman
Catholic
parish
here
re-
turned
to
Terrace
on
Saturday
to
hold
linaas
on
Sunday.
A
compressor
is
being
taken
Into
the
Diadem
group
of
mining
claims
at
Hanall,
the
property
of
Butkley
Shannon
f
Oak.
OHn
to
tha
basfcethall
nn
Thn..
U..
k-
-.v.i-
.
....
Patent
Teachers'
Association
was
postponed
for
on
week
and
will
be
held
at
the
school
on
Thursday,
Apr
11
19
mi.
a.
W.
Robinson
will
be
the
speaker
of
when
she
will
elve
a
t
n
"The
Bast
Mr.
sod
Mrs.
A.
Rgan
and
baby
daughter
of
Rosewood
armed
trnu
the
lake
on
Saturday
and
will
spend
oome
time
In
town.
Matt
Allan)
and
partner
arrived
In
town
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
their
"
81
Katsumkalum
Uke
with
a
i""
bMnch
of
lnc,udln
Pendul
fisher.
They
disposed
of
the
catch
to
B'
A.
O.
Small
of
Prince
Rupert
visitor
here
during
the
week.
L.
M.
Helntyre
was
an
arrival
here
this
week
from
Paris.
Ooroon
IttJe
returned
borne
on
Sat-
urdsy
after
spending
hi
Caster
vacs
Uoa
wlth
Mr.
H
iutowtu
In
Prince
Buperf
.
Vernon
Olaaa
arrived
home
on
Satur-
to
Pencl
k
nd
at
his
home
Mm.
Akerberc
and
daughter
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday
after
"P1"11"
vaoaaswn
with
Mrs.
V.
Soucl
MUs
Mies
all0T
Kenney
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
tan
Sunday
to
studies
si
1st
apertdlng
her
her
home
here.
VANDERII00F
The
Central
British
Columbia
Teachers.
Institute,
at
its
first
annual
con-vedVlon
in
Prince
George
hut
week,
e'-ected
affloam
as
follows.
President.
Ocrdon
II.
Ooeaar.
Prince
Oeorae:
see-
retary
treasurer.
A.
Armour.
The
Port
C.
JeiBM
Plah
at
flssni
Grub
has
been
formed
at
Port
St.
Jaasas
with
a
membenhip
ut
about
thirty
piyffMt
Off
learn
ware
elected
as
follows:
Presi
dent.
Herbert
Suttan:
secretary.
Bdward
Porlar.
AtfUiatlan
will
be
sought
with
'.he
British
Columbia
Anglers'
Club.
The
manager
of
the
Royal
B..:k
of
Canada
at
Lawson.
Saskatehew
,.n
written
to
George
Ogtton.
sect
jry
of
i
.be
Vanderhoof
Board
of
Trade
that
he
la
urging
settlers
lee1
hi
district
to
go
to
Central
British
c
uro-
I
bta
rather
than
the
Peace
Rive
illey.'
The
Port
St.
James
Conaerrv
..
As
sociation
has
elected
offloara
for
the
year
as
follows:
President,
A.
C.
Murray:
vice-president.
John
Gregg:
sect-
tary-tiesfurer.
Alex.
Kynoctf:
executive.
B.
.
Forfar.
W.
D
Praser.
A.
H.
Huffman.
S.j
RoAsettl.
B.
O.
By
all
and
S.
Snoakl
A
KllllHtnD
hlflaa,
1.
K.ln.
dnfM
r
Vanderhoof
by
the
village
eemm
las
(oners
The
Vanderhoof
Boy
BsouU'
:nmlt-
'
tee
haa
aliossd
offloers
for
'ur
M
follows:
Psesldcif.
Oearar
Ok-'
-i
loe-l
prertdent,
Mr.
Holt:
Mirr'at-'r
,,,r)
B.
Roberts,
K
BekeoU
has
recel
ved
a
Isaence
fresni
...
..
..
Archdeacon
O
A.
Rlx
ilw
to
act
as
1
lay
reader
In
the
dioce.se
of
Caledonia.
Rev.
J
T
Smceton
of
Vanderhoof
and
Rev.
S.
T
Gitlbralth
of
Prince;
pul-
plu
yesterday.
Oeorge
8trlegler.
who
hsa
been
ill
recently,
was
taken
to
the
Prince
Oeorge
Hospital
laal
week
8mlu1'
Mrv
Warren
Juhnion
wa
taken
III
during
the
week
nod
la
now
confined
Miss
B.
Hill
Is
here
from
Shelley
to
her
home.
.visiting
with
her
sister.
Mra
J.
T.
Steele.
On
account
of
o
much
Ulneas
In
the,
community,
the
Ladle'
Aid
Society
has
d
-elded
to
po-rtpone
lu
meetings
Indefln-
Italy
Leslie
Brain,
who
apent
the
Easter
vacation
in
Vanderhoof.
stated
that
his
Tamily
intended
returning
to
the
dls-
trlct
In
the
near
future.
;
JJUJCNS
LAKE
While
WUllion
Ellison
waa
attending
the
Crnatrvat:ve
nominating
convention
here
last
week
bis
store
and
resiaenoe
at
Ootaa
Lake
was
oaanleUiv
destrosed
fey
fire!
the
leas
Including
100
la
ufhlrk,
bail
kaan
naehad
nn
tha
J""01
tor
th
Repose
of
buying
,furs
.
.,.
a,
MM
VJ,
lUT
m,T)ll
IIWWI
a,
hwiiiwi
!f
ssvd
Mrs,
R.
a.
Stnams
ot
Tlnla
-
be
-rrh!
e.
Ma,
10
at
har
home
to
Harry
NlrhoUa
of
Uncha
Val
i...
'
Mms
Nettn
Clark.
school
teacher
at
f
ike.
t.'Ut
the
Beater
holidsy
bete
us
tUe
guet
of
list.
A
An-
TheD
of
every
night
by
paid
in
advance
Keep
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
DAILY
NEWS
-
deeson.
A
son
was
born
at
the
first
of
lsst
Jweek
In
the
Burns
Lake
Hoaplul
to
Mr.
and
Mra.
B.
BiaekweU
of
Wls-
urla.
AUce
Plllabury
returned
here
yesterday
enroute
to
Francois
Lake
WhOSe
She
Will
school
teaching
duties
after
having
spent
the
'Raster
holidays
at
Prince
Rupert
with
her
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
yt
Pilia-
bury.
C.
D.
Haven
left
on
Thursday
tor
iTopley
where
be
wlU
ibis
ctaiaas
,
m
VK.
m91
both
of
1Ml
jwtth
hu
son
at
Bden.
Manitoba,
before
proceeding
to
the
United
States.
Miss
Olive
Nourse
spent
the
Xastor
holidays
here
vlsitteg
with
her
parenUj
Mr.
and
Mrs
M.
P.
Nourse.
T.
W.
Brewer
of
the
Forest
Branch
was
s
visitor
nere
.i
wa
.run.
-
r.
ana
airs.
a.
ocnrcioer
01
up-
putcott
Bay
were
visitors
In
town
last
i
I
William
Held
la
engad
in
construe-
Hon
work
of
the
new
garage
for
the
Burns
Lake
Hardware.
j
7
Krosst
Howard,
who
has
been
working
"l
i-ranowi
ixe
ior
j.
n.
wewr
the
conclusion
of
the
Great
War.
is
,bout
to
'v
tn
Albert
J
R
Walker
of
Francois
Lake
was
a
in
town
last
week.
I
,
J
.
,,
1
'r
v
--
"
lnuraasy
ior
urarae
wnrnrj
Mr.
Hartley
has
accepted
a
position
In
j
a
general
store.
otiuit
......r
y
denoe
at
Ol.coms.
Mrs
Hartley
and'
.
f"mllT
"
1U
VJSIl
ior
a
ew
w.vu
d.
at
Dewey.
SMITHERS
An
Interesting
wedding
took
place.
'iere
recti;
!.
Anen
Rev
Oeorne
Tur-
pin
united
in
aurrlign
Mies
Dorothy
your
copy
of
aily
News
Posted
having
it
delivered
to
your
will
bring
it
to
you
every
Yourself
Well
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU!
IN
PROBATE
in
tih:
ti
rni;Mi:
iiii
kt
or
ititnisii
COLI'MIUA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Kstate
of
Benedict
Steffan
Johnson.
Deceased,
Intesutc.
TAKB
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
H1-
Honor
F.
McB.
Young,
the
aand
day
of
March,
laai.
I
waa
appointed
administrator
at
the
estate
oj
Benedict
Steffan
Johnson,
daeeaaad.
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
4Sth
day
of
April,
legs,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
esUU
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebted-neat
to
me
forthwith.
.
.
NORMAN
A.
WatT
.'
f
Official
AdmtnUtrstor.
Prswoe
Rupert.
BjC
I
tDevoln,
daughter
of
Loi
ula
Dvotn,
and
Wkaisn
h
waa-.
known
restden
is
rl'JaitM'.iriiisiii
ornBViverv.
i
'
tone
Si
Knight,
well
known
Spokane
diamond
drilling
concern,
haa
been
awarded
the
contract
to
drill
tea
deep
I
m
the
TopleT.Kchflad
propert,.
The
crew
wlU
arrive
this
month
to
Institute
the
work.
A
dUrodil
tea
waa
held
In
the
Soouti
Hall
on
Saturday
afternoon
by
the
Women.
Auxiliary
to
St.
Jamas
Angli-
aM
CylxttlA
About
fifty
Smitbers
people
were
in
attendance
at
an
Raster
Monday
dance
,n
Xelkwa
Recent
warm
weather
haa
resulted
In
s
number
of
sales
and
enquiries.
8mUhori
au'
umoblle
dealers
report,
j
The
fallowing
were
among
out
of
'town
vial
tors
In
Smlthera
durtng
the
wwk:
JkmM
Tura,,.
HUton;
I.
c,rU)oni
oadarvaU:
J.
P.
Cole.
Houston;
H.
W.
Bnarpe.
Hazel
ten:
oeorge
Wil
son.
Sea
ton:
Oeorge
Hipp,
Terrace.
Miss
K.
McKay
of
Prince
Rupert
visited
here
as
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
Russell.
Wright
(Shorty)
Devttt
ot
Topleywasi
a
visitor
in
town
last
week
to
be
mit-l
laterf
a
meBihar
of
tha
Inr.l
assembly
of
the
Native
Sous
of
Canada.
George
A.
Benson
and
Maik
Oaorge
of
Haaaltoa
were
busl
vial
torn
In
Smlthera
lsst
week.
Mm.
Harvey
Davlra
and
daughter.
Maude,
of
wi-.e
visitors
ui
town
last
ik
address
by
carrier
night
for
a
year
Selling
i
Out
Our
whole
stock
must
be
dknewei'
ef
qaPJdy
COME
EARLY
AND
GET
YOURBHAIIE
OF
THE
I1AKGALN8
Montreal
Importers
Thin)
Avenue
J.
H.
Miller,
Proprietor.
City
Meat
Market
(SELVIG
I1ROS.)
Third
Ave.
1'hone
7GS
KJOT
FWK
,
GRONSAKER
GJKTOST
f
NOKKELOST
I'TIYSOST
GAMMELOST
FI8KKR0LLER
FLATHROI)
MULTKH
Oi?.V.
lnt
U,
mrcr.
UHllge
priser.
Ilurtlf
ombrinjrelse.
i
i
IS