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i'en
lit
the
s
aien
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Motor
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to
10
pjn.
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Service
''hone
52
LOSING
out
SALE
1
i
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AND
FUUNISH
liMiS
Mtill
on
Montreal
sorters
i,
V."!".a
Avnue
"upiiclor
REPAIR
JOB
Extent
of
Damage
lo
Coaxter
Ko-vealed
n
Visit
(,
Vancouver
Dry
Dock
Where
Reconditioning
Going
on
(Vancouver
Province)
With
the
drum
fire
of
rlvettlng
Vmms"
and
th
huu,
of
blue
flame,
an
'
al
ar'isuna
at
Burrord
Drydc-k
is
clewing
away
the
twisted
metal
from
toe
gaping
hole
in
the
starboard
aide
of
38
CaUla.
permitting
an
excel
letu
view
o'
tbe
damage
wrought.
Plfty-nlne
new
plate
are
to
be
bolted
Into
position
to
Uk
care
of
the
bottom
ahell
whirl,
waa
ripped
out
from
atem
to
ngjiu!-r.)n
amidships.
The
interior
Ilr
-ank-Up
and
are
badly
attained
aud
twisted
All
frame,
on
the
star-biard
me
amidships
hate
to
be
renewed
a
tho.
iir.
twisted
and
kinked
when
the
vesi
listed
on
tbe
rocka.
All
plate
amidships
have
yet
to
be
removed
right
up
to
the
main
deck.
As
one
walks
through
the
aide
Into
the
atjkeimid
one
finda
her
two
water-tube
b.iier-
slung
in
the
air
with
inch
cables
v
!,.;,
ne
;,ne
aid
of
the
ship
h
be
......
.
Tne
lorInan
bolWr-
lnafc'
crew
peaks
wlth
teen
v
-uiv
.'xjK-rlence
when
he
contend
i.iat
.
h;
two
hciilen
hrlne
an
int.
eHliu;
jh
to
;he
city.
No
few
than
3830
tubes
are
to
be
installed
,n
these
bollera
hung
In
the
air.
A
one
g7e
through
the
atokehold
floor
down
on
to
the
way,
the
aag
or
the
entire
fabrication
mate
thla
appear
at.
a
very
interesting
marine
repair
contract
I'M
IIXEN
IX
KMJIE
Passim:
into
the
engine
room
one
gas
on
a
sight
guaranteed
to
break
the
hear,
of
any
chief
engineer.
Nothing
quit,-
equals
the
meat
of
an
engine
room
that
haa
been
submerged.
The
rrcaae
and
slime
from
the
bilge,
plas-tered
both
port
and
starboard
engine
with
oaw
that
haa
taken
two
weeka
of
tarn
hos:n
and
swabbing
ta
remove
vjter
nose
It
I'
sum:d
that
all
pNtsn
and
bearing
will
have
it-d
any
corrosion
effecU
of
salt
S.
To
authorise
the
asld
Compel
1...,.
.urnrit'M
11.
resnect
of
the
rt
Land
Recording
at
Husto"
Inlet.
Q
ntenas
vo
rr.
-
Kcker,
following
drM
Lihd.
-
northeast
cabins
",.-.,
at
head
heao
tarty
from
mliierc
ny
to
saia
line
of
railway
to
an
amount
not
exceeding
Forty
Thousand
1
1
4fl,000
00
1
Sonar
per
mile
for
the
pr.
I
he
section,
alid
not
exceeding
Sixty-five
Thousand
VM.0O0.0O
Dollars
for
the
mountain
"n!mm
at
th
Cltv
of
Edmonton.
In
th
Province
of
Alberta.
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of
Januarv.
A
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1MB
(Slcned)
J
this
4th
day
STEWART
CLARK
DIs-
ueen
Commencing
cori.su
er.rner
l
sbo.it
"
..r
LOW
nfHi
iee
feet
we-.n,Mh...
wss
TO.utK
-bout
U
chains:
Sore
Throat
SO
KEN
ESS
or
Inflammation
of
(hroat
often
leads
to
iaroygitit
and
bronchial
catarrh.
reps
tablets
are
the
speedy,
soothing
remedy.
Tbe
medicinal
fumtt
giveo
off
tbe
dissolving
Fepi,
destroy
mischievous
germs,
end
soreness
and
irritation
and
purify
and
invigorate
tbt
whole
of
the
breathing
passages.
A
Ptpt
in
At
mouth
httpi
Infiction
cut!
PEPS
that
the
thip
spring
traffic.
will
be
ready
for
the
SIR
JOHN
SIMON
WHO
IS
NOW
RETIRING
WAS
CLEVER
AS
A
COUNSEL
Many
stories
are
being
told
of
Sir
John
Simon
who
is
now
retiring
from
practice
at
the
English
bar.
In
his
early
career
he
was
briefed
to
defend
three
men
charged
with
bunrlarv
A
svltr.Ma
fnr
tha
mnaaon.
The
engine
suffered
little
If
any
dam-
tton
,
that
he
could
identify
one
ine
mm
or
of
the
men
a
h.vln
hmisht
n
brown
paper
from
him
six
month
pervious
to
the
trial.
The
case
was
adtoumed
to
the
falloarlna
da.
wlvirn
"
""""
urr
"nT
"ip
i
Mr.
Simon
ssked
the
witness
if
he
.'.u-rs
Is
rerewin;
the
whole
of
the
:
couW
identify
anyone
In
the
court
as
Aboard
.Utenwrns.
ruined
by
teuner-l,
customer
be
had
served
on
the
pre--r.
The
ma?nifioent
dining
ealoon
U
cv
e,enlng.
The
witness
could
not
.
wreck
as
is
the
Ud.e.'
saloon,
where
j
do
so.
"You
don't
remember
my
oom-rven
the
celling
panelling
Is
being
re.
lng
Wto
aho?
,t
nJgnt
,
i.ei-d
The
Teck
and
the
of
mass
,
m,
from
you
two
pennyworth
of
Un-n.sty
strings
of
the
pl.no
that
has
Uck,,
Mti
th,
How
then
bn
-wtshmg
around
(hi
submerged
,
c,
TOU
proM
to
recognise
customer,
section
bear,
mute
testimony
of
the
.
wno
lMtta
your
ahop
,
a.
posi-iiin
or
tne
vetsei
it
is
expected
NOTICE.
TAKK
NOncE
that
an
applleetion
will
be
made
to
the
Parliament
of
Oan-sda
at
the
next
session
thereof
for
an
art.
I.
For
the
incorparaUoa
of
a
eosnpaai
t
be
known
as
The
Alberta,,
Peeew
Rlver
snd
Pacific
Railway
OamfMuay,
or
such
ether
name
as
may
be
gtvea.
to
eon
struct
and
operate
a
railway
a
follows:
1
1
Commencing
at
a
paint
at
or
near
thr
Cit
of
lthbrldge;
thence
In
a
Westerly
direction
to
a
point
at
cr
ner
the
Town
of
McLeod;
i
hence
Wesierlv
and
Northerly
In
a
direction
Keneralfy
parallel
to
tbe
Calgary
and
Iclieod
Branch
uf
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
to
a
point
at
or
near
Use
City
of
Calgary;
thence
Northerly
and
West
of
the
Calgary
and
dmonton
railway
to
a
point
at
or
near
Laoombe:
thence
Northerly
to
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
of
Edmonton,
ibi
Prom
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
of
Edmonton
by
.
the
most
feasible
route
to
and
along
the
right
bank
of
t!
Slmonette
River
to
a
crossing
of
the
Smoky
River
near
lis
Junction
with
the
Wapiti
River
st
or
near
Bersnw
n
to
the
Town
of
Orande
Prslne
in
the
Province
of
Alberta:
thence
South
Westerly
through
the
Monknian
Pass
to
a
point
at
or
near
Ale
a
Lake
on
the
Canadian
National
Ra
lway
to
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
id
i
Prom
a
point
at
or
near
Orande
Prairie
in
a
North
Westerly
direction
to
nuint
at
or
near
Pouce
Coupe
and
from
s
point
at
or
near
Pouce
Coupe
in
a
norm
westerly
owuuu
to
a
point
at
or
near
Hudson's
Hope
on
the
Peace
River;
thence
In
a
general
South
Westerly
and
Westerly
direction
and
North
Westerly
by
the
most
feasible
route
through
the
Pine
Pass
to
a
point
at
or
near
thr
Town
,
of
Stewart
in
We
Province
of
Britten
'
Colombia
at
the
,
head
of
Portland
Id)
From
a
pblhf
'at
or
hear
'tWSttdn'a
Hope
crossing
Pesce
River
In
s
general
Eatrlv
Clrevtlou
to
a
point
at
or
near
Whltelaw.
thence
In
a
Northerly
direction
to
a
point
at
or
near
Port
Vermilion
and
fhenre
Northerly
and
Weeterlv
to
the
right
bank
of
the
Hav
River
at
or
near
It
Intersection
with
the
Northern
boundary
of
the
Province
of
Alberta.
th
aairf
rmilwsvs
belnu
declared
to
,
ago?"
HOSPITAL
MAKES
GOOD
FINANCIAL
SHOWING
.
.
.
I
lad
Mirplim
hnrlnr,
January
of
Sl.oilJW
and
!jw
Death
Oh.1
With
a
surplus
of
11.004
M
and
a
low
coat
per
hospital
day
of
aa
4.
the
Prince
Rupert
General
oapttat
made
a
good
financial
showing
during
the
month
of
January
according
to
the
report
of
the
financial
committee
submitted
st
the
monthly
meeting
of
tbe
board
last
night
by
J.
L.
Chrtatte
In
tbe
absence
of
Mb
chairman.
Aid.
O.
P.
Tinker.
Receipt
for
the
month
ware
I4.TM31
while
dis
bursements
totalled
M.Tee.33.
A
go
stock
of
supplies
on
hand
helped
In
making
tbe
gacd
showing
stated
Use
managing
secretary.
The
cost
per
day
waa
tbe
lowest
In
over
a
year.
Lavst
year
the
monthly
coats
were:
Deostnber.
MJM);
November,
aj
.44:
October.
t4ST;
September.
M
il:
August,
ea.74;
July.
MAS;
June.
t.7;
May.
13.81;
April.
W.04;
March.
HM:
February.
3M.
January.
H7.
The
dally
coat
of
tbe
Vancouver
Gen
eral
Hospital
last
December
was
(I
II,
Sealed
Tenders
wUl
be
received
by
the
District
forester
not
later
than
noon
on
the
23nd
'lay
of
February,
1938,
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X9SB4
near
head
of
Nowlch
Cow.
Susan
Island.
CR.
8,
to
cut
1
.830.000
feet
of
board
measure
01
Spruce.
Cedar.
Hemlock
and
Balsam
saw-
"wo
(2)
years
will
be
allowed
tor
removal
of
timber.
V"
.Tl
h..fit
of
Canada
P""11"1""'
"5T
..
-
.
'
Ts.
the
said
..w
cimnsii,
Company
to
to
ester,
victoria,
or
ine
uieirict
roresier.
3.
To
authorise
Huuer,
BC
hotels
and
1ILctAllrl:-5i;
construct
wharves,
decks
ard
and
vessels
and
to
collect
.
.
to
own
operate
chsrges
on
telegraph
and
telephone
roes-
luiMI
At
notici:
of
to
,
rn.v
to
Z
and
to
tils-
Fl
lUIIAslt
UMI
ate
eieesnc
leeiete
and
ana
otlier
""
energy
.
m.,
th
o.
k
i
nmum
niirt
t
of
the
surplus
irum
uu
w.....
u
.
Prince
Kupert.
and
situate
at
the
northerly
end
of
Telegraph
Paasage,
Skeena
River
TAKE
NOTICE
that
J.
It.
Todd
&
80m,
or
victoria.
B.C.,
occupation
aalaton
can-iters,
intend
to
apply
for
permission
v
purchase
th
following
described
lands
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
91.
Range
5.
CD.;
thence
36
chalna
east;
thence
3C
chains
north,
more
or
leas,
to
high
water
mark;
thence
aouthcrly
along
high
water
mark
to
uta
point
or
commence-
On
bchsir
of
the
Applivanu.
1
ment,
and
containing
W
aeres,
more
01
Kwlne.
Harvl
nury.
Barristers.
Solicitors,
etc..
Offices:
Bank
of
Toronto
Bldg
Edmonton.
Alberts.
Canada.
.
LAND
ACT
Ar''LY
T
NOTirr.
or
Y'mno0
In
Prince
Rui
ot
and
ana
situ
situs.
trlot.
Chi
1
arlotte
Islands.
of
Vancouver,
J.
II.
TODD
Al
SONS.
LTD.
Applieani
Dated
Decnbeir
12th.
1D37.
"(i
O
V
EUNSI
UNT
MdUOIt
ACT."
XOTM
I)
OI'
AITI.U'ATION
K)lt
IIF.KIt
l.ltENHK
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
on
th
13th
day
of
March
next,
the
undersized
Intends
to
apply
to
tne
liquor
uonmi
Board
lor
a
license
nremlses
being
part
ispect
of
Mi
the
bulldli.u
Known
as
Port
Clements
Hotel,
altuaU-d
at
Port
Clements.
B.C.
upon
the
land-described
as
Lot
No.
5.
Blook
44.
But.
division
of
Ixtt
740,
Queen
Charlotte
l.i-land
District,
Map
No
1079,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Kejg.Mrattou
District.
In
th
Province
of
British
Column's.,
for
th:
o
of
hecr
by
the
glass
or
by
the
open
for
cimsumntlon
on
the
oremle
tiSKT
ach.,n::n:nancontuln.n
I
bottle
.Mitu
this
it
vi
ciy
or
rvoruar,
H.tVUONE
LOIINE
TINfll.KY
Applicant.
last
SUB
BAILY
PAGE
FTV3
TERRACE
FAIR
STOOD
HIGH
Next
to
I'rlnce
Hupcrt
in
Northern
and
Central
H.C.
According
to
Judgep
TERRACE.
Feb.
It.
Coming
$jtM
time
when
the
future
life
i
the
Terrja
Pall
Fair
Association
em
to-be
nangjr
in
the
balance,
the
judges
score
card
report
for
1937
tabs
should
prove
of
Interest
to
local
exhibitor,
and
It
should
be
noted
that
oomparlsoiu
with
outer
fairs
places
Terrace
very
much
In
the
foreground.
Eaoh
score
represent
the
standing
of
tfe
fftr
to
tu
community
or
dutrunviuo
points
beim;
the
ideal.
There
were
it
fair
bald
in
the
province.
Terrace
obtained
7M
of
an
average
on
all
points,
only
twelve
other
fairs
being
higher.
In
tbe
fruit
and
vegetable
elaas
tbe
aoore
waa
93.
the
highest
In
the
province.
In
grains,
field
crops
and
potatoes
72v,
witb
twenty
fairs
higher.
In
livestock,
76.
with
e!evcn
higher.
In
poultry
only
4,
with
36
higher.
In
dairy
produce
and
hoitey.
00'
,
with
20
higher.
Domestic
science
and
ladies'
work.
B0',
.
with
nine
higher.
Support
of
fair
by
local
exhibitors,
94
"t.
only
three
higher.
around
and
equipment,
70';
,
with
33
higher.
Interest
of
the
pubis
In
exhibit
and
judging.
84.
11
hifher.
Masagseaent
99.
11
Higher.
COmpartaon
with
otber
fairs
in
our
own
circuit
place
Terrace
aUnoat
on
a
par
with
Prince
Supart
and
much
ahead
"f
any
of
the
other.
Tne
averages
for
the
district
wore:
Prince
Rupert
.-.
HA
Terr
79a
Prince
Oeorge
sas
Smitoers
jo.7
Queanel
41A
BURNS
LAKE
Tntber
J.
Allard.
OJf.I
of
Smither
bM
service
itere
at
the
first
of
tbe
Mrs.
Levina
MoPball
of
Hazel
ton
1
a
vialtor
in
Burn
Lake.
flcotty
Thomson
1
back
in
Burn
Lake
following
a
trip
south.
A.
Dixon,
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
at
public
work
with
headquarter
in
Prince
Oeorge.
has
been
a
vialtor
In
this
district
on
official
duties.
John
Zlelkle
ha
returned
to
Savory
following
a
trip
to
Edmonton.
Nohr
Hauer
underwent
sn
operation
on
hie
finger
at
the
Burn
Lake
boa-ottal
last
week.
m-
Tbe
Francois
Lake
heeaitai
haa
beea
-Itsed
and
the
lady
superlatastdent.
Mrs.
P.
Begao.
3UT.
has
left
(tr
Port
Albornl
to
take
up
resloence.
In
a
latter
to
local
Men
da.
C.
D.
Haven
expreaaes
hi
enthusiastic
faith
'n
the
future
of
the
Tooiey
mining
rield.
He
urge
them
to
get
In
on
the
ground
floor
The
advent
of
colder
weather
at
the
first
of
this
week
bodes
well
for
the
ucoea
of
the
Omineca
Ski
Club's
win-er
carnival
which
will
open
tosnorrow.
The
Lakes
District
School
Pall
Fair
Society
ha
elected
officer
as
follow:
president.
M.
F.
Nourse;
vice-president.
Mrs.
P.
V.
Tallon:
treasurer.
Rev
W
R.
4bford:
secretary.
R.
W.
McOowan.
The
springlike
weather
I
causing
Nell
Van
de
Veen
of
Tlntaawl
to
make
):
re
pa
rations
for
hi
rt
naiaTt
of
being
In
the
van
of
early
vsgstabse
produesra
of
this
district.
Be
will
plant
a
large
quantity
of
thfe
;
earllen
Varieties
of
white
potatoes
for
the
loosi
market
Oordoa
McLaan.
son
of
air
and
Ma.j
u
.
-
1-
.
.
.
4.
I
nm
i
wiarn.
imm
wvss
sjrswn
wonting
with
an
aae.
Dr.
J.
T.
Steele
hope
that
the
members
may
be
saved.
Much
Improved
In
health
following
treatment
at
the
Mayo
Clinic
in
Rochester,
Minn..
John
Hanks!
of
Francois
Lsut
returned
to
the
district
District
visitor
In
Burn
Lake
dur
ing
the
past
week
have
Included
A.
O.
Annan.
Bndako;
B.
A.
Smith.
Palling:
D.
Moore.
Fort
Pinser:
O.
A.
Wood-
The
"Flu"
LEFT
HER
WITH
A
VERY
WEAK
HEART
Mrs.
Itealah
Demnne,
Pleasant
JUvtr,
write:
"Having;
suffered
with
the
'flu'
a
few
years
ago,
I
was
left
with
a
very
wak
heart.
"I
was
unable
to
eo
about,
and
could
not
do
mj
housework,
"I
would
get
din
spell
and
would
have
to
go
and
lis
down.
"I
could
not
sleep
at
night
aj
the
least
little
noise
would
wake
me
up,
"I
tried
different
kinds
of
medieinr,
but
the
sonied
to
do
me
no
ood.
"A
friend
recommended
X
htY
used
five
J
boxes
and
am
muth
better;
do
not
get
those
dlxir
spells,
and
can
do
my
own
week
as
well
u
ersr."
rrie
60s.
a
box
at
all
drufflits
and
dealers,
or
nailed
direct
on
receipt
of
prlco
by
Tks
T.
UUbura
Co.,
UuiiteJ.
Toroato,
Oat.
1
vajsjsjsswsaisgcs
land.
Prince
Rupert,
and
Joe
Keller,
Francois
Lake.
VANDERII00F
Oeorge
Ogston.
secretary
of
the
Van-
derboof
and
District
Board
of
Trad.
I
In
receipt
of
a
communication
from
Hon.
R.
Bandelph
Bruos,
lieutenant
governor
of
Bittteb
Columbia,
in
whiah
he
expresses
keen
pleasure
with
th
wild
flower
ooi
lections
of
Helen
Bond
and
Eddie
Dick
son
of
Pin
(score
sub
mitted
in
a
recent
mad
I
competition.
Mis
Mabel
Bmbiey
was
queen
of
tbe
recent
carnival
which
took
plaee
at
Praaer
Use.
busUtevb?
tfwiiaW?N
John
W.
Sackner
of
Hulatt
andMyril
Hartman
of
Fraser
Lake
were
business
visitors
la
town
last
week.
SexagesUna
Sunday
waa
observed!
with
special
service
In
the
local
An
glican
Church
yesterday.
The
first
meeting
the
Chtloo
Young
People's
Society
of
the
Anglican
Church
waa
held
last
Monday
evening.
There
was
a
debate
In
which
the
res-
pretlve
merits
of
rural
and
city
educa
tion
were
discussed,
those
participating
being
John
Reynolds.
Nancy
Raid.
Lalla
Reld
and
Lawrence
Raid.
Decision
was
in
favor
of
those
who
upheld
the
country.
An
auction
sale
of
-
the
effect
of
Herbert
Cool
Id
ge
was
Itsld
by
Brnset
1
eased
ley.
Much
Interest
was
taken
amt'
goad
prices
were
paid.
Owing
to
illness.
Mrs.
A.
M.
John-
j
ston
was
unable
to
teach
last
week.
Mrs.
Oeorge
Ogata
n
acting
aa
The,
Wpmens
Auxiliary
to
th
Can
adian.
ltm
.
meeting
Isst
Tuesday
1UU
ran,
j
tcided
to
hold
a
brluge
party
dttTrbruary
34.
The
sum
of
tlS.58
was
realised
aa
a
result
of
percentage
sales
aa
Hockey
i
Day
last
Thursday.
I
There
waf
lly
on
appeal
at
the
municipal
court
of
revision,
this
being
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
In
;
which
an
sdjustmsnt
wss
made.
!
XarJ
A
ruraorUl
Kfvlce
lor
tu
lata
a.
i7
vfv
jb
m
m
'jS
BQgvr
sr
VStCHOg.
of
your
copy
of
The
Daily
News
every
night
by
having
it
delivered
to
your
address
by
carrier
paid
in
advance
will
bring
it
to
you
every
night
for
a
year
Keev
Yourself
Well
Posted
about
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Rupert,
your
own
town,
and
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t
it
'i
.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
At
a
sssslcn
of
the
County
Court
held
her
last
Tuesday
by
Judge
Robertson
of
Prince
Oeorge.
tbe
naturalisation
applications
of
the
following
were
approved:
A.
U.
Johnston.
Van-oerhaof:
D.
8.
Strang.
Brsealde:
Walter
Cuker,
Fraser
Lake;
N.
8.
VInnedge.
Fraser
Lake,
and
M.
L.
Bias,
Fraser
Lake.
fin
pers
ri5igAJiiTlEST
imBAKt'AHt
FOOD.
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Qit
j
Prince
Rupert.
RG
lialg
was
held
in
the
iocs
I
United
Church
Sunday
evening.
Rev.
J.
T
Wmiewin
delivering
a
apealal
sddress
spproprtate
to
the
oocsvsion
Trappers!
Are
you
getting
enough
for
your
furT
.
If
not,
com
to
;
1(Ioah
Just
now
we
want
mink,
wartgn,
ermine,
coyote,
wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
and
lynx.
We
have
large
orders
from
manufacturers
tn
the
Bast,
-ntHfvrc-earMret-flll
them-wer-lottmir
iosnu.
--iVpa
top
lrles
fW
evAJthWlt
If
you
have
a
large
lot,
wire
roe
and
I
shall
call
(
peraonally.
Remember,
If
you
want
a
square
deal
cell
to
Goldbloom
"The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue