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To
induce
those
friends
who
do
not
otherwise
trouble
to
write,
to
tell
us
about
Pacific
Milk,
we
offer
a
whole
caw
)of
Pacific
Milk
FKEE
for
the
bast
letter;
a
half
case
for
second,
and
two
parts
of
14
case
each
for
the
next
two
letters.
Simply
write
in
your
"own
way.
A
plain
statement
is
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valuable
as
a
brilliantly
written
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ve
GiyfY0uR
COAL
IS
PICKED)
We
pans
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
beat
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
wi(h
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
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&McCaffery
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and
117
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of
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and
Gravel
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Tops
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l'ipe
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Air
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Stove
Pipe
and
Elhows
,
Metal
Hoofs
and
Siding
Phone
310
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467
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-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
-for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
St.
Telephone
$57.
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Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
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Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnltunt
Moving.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
SMACQIE-OO
HAVF
TO
CO
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TO
y
V
IHf.
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t'U
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stay
HOME
"
X'
READ
MILLENNIUM
IS
NOT
FAR
AWAY
interesting
Prediction
Made
Last
Night
by
I.ILS.A.
Speaker
That
with
the
coming
of
the
next
world
wr.
which
waa
not
far
removed,
modern
civilization
would
be
broker
down,
the
establishment
at
ChrUt'a
kingdom
on
earth
or
the
"one
thou
sand
yean
of
peace"
ensuing,
was
the
prediction
last
night
of
George
Youiik
of
Toronto,
western
supervisor
of
th
Internationa
Bible
Students
Assocla
tkm,
in
an
address
at
the
Metro
pole
Hall.
Mr.
Young
quoted
Biblical
prophesies
as
well
as
the
utterances
01
modern
statesmen
auch
as
David
Lloyd
Jeorge
to
support
his
argument.
He
also
read
extensively
from
newspaper
lipping.
The
subject
of
bis
address
"World
Conditions
and
Their
Significance."
Mr.
Young
whose
headquarters
are
in
Toronto,
has
been
travelling
exten
sively
in
Europe
of
late
and
is
now
on
his
way
to
Victoria,
his
home
city
which
he
has
not
visited
for
eight
years.
He
will
sail
for
the
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
morning.
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
lecture
last
night.
Fred
Cameron
presided
and
CluT
Cameron
played
piano
accompaniments
tor
the
hymns.
EMPLOYMENT
IS
QUIET
JUST
NOW
Eighty
Men
on
List
Here
Seeking
worn
Miuallon
Expected
to
Improve
Soon
James
M.
Campbell,
superintendent
cf
the
local
office
of
the
Em
ploy
meat
Service
of
Canada,
reports
employment
conditions
quiet
in
the
city
and
dis
trict
with,
possibly,
a
alight
Improve-
neat
to
be
observed
There
are
mow
eighty
unemployed
men
on
his
1Mb
seeking
work.
So
far
nothing
very
im
port""
has
developed
in
the
employment
line
although,
with
the
opening
of
spring,
there
Is
usually
an
improvement
In
the
situation.
During
the
week
a
few
men
have
been
aant
to
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
reduction
plant
in
Tucks
Inlet
which
la
beginning
to
operate
on
her
ring.
A
few
miners
have
been
sent
up
tne
line.
The
logging
camp
of
Louis
Locker
on
Batcher
Island
Is
to
be
opened
about
the
first
of
March
on
a
mure
extensive
auki
than
last
year,
employing
probably
about
twenty-five
men.
I'OOK
IIHII
Lord
Kellle
was
telling
of
a
sermon
he
nasi
beard
in
Italy
on
Bt.
Anthony
wad
the
fishes,
which
held
their
bead
MM
Henry
Sraklne.
"If
your
lordship
waa
at
eourch."
"Tea.
I
was
there,"
replied
the
peer.
"Then."
aald
Srsklne.
"there
was
at
least
one
fish
out
of
water."
Reglna
Leader.
KIMIIItM
IIOMK
SOl.lt.
The
large
residence
and
grounrth
on
Belatont
Avenue
known
aa
the
Klng-ham
home
was
sold
dunng
the
past
week
by
Mr.
J
R
K
Ingham
to
c
p
Coburn.
of
Vancouver,
who
will
oc
cupy
It
as
a
residence,
taking
n,-s
Ion
some
time
In
March.
The
deal
was
negotiated
by
Alder
Aj
8un.
l.ui
Victoria
Tunes
MINING
ENGINEER
GIVES
LEC
TURE
ON
DISTRICT
OVER
WHICH
HE
HAS
CHARGE
(continued
from
page
onei
constantly
as
it
was
their
nature
to
be
short-lived
Ore
deposits
were
directly
associated
with
what
were
known
mi
Igneous
rocks
which
in
the
pant
as
molten
masse
had
come
up
to
or
neur
the
crust
from
the
lower
strata
of
the
earth
In
volcanic
matter
The
speaker
told
of
the
effect
of
water
and
gasses
such
as
ulphur
In
the
for
mation
of
ore
bodies
The
water
In
solution
carried
the
ores
and.
as
the
water
escaped,
deposits
would
be
precipitated
around
the
baihollth
With
the
Igneous
material
the
ore.
w'n-
usually
associated.
In
Brltlah
Columbia
lay
one
of
the
most
gigantic
bathollthle
bodies
In
the
world
extending
from
the
Fraeer
River
on
!r
notitli
10
the
Yukon
Territory
on
iu
acrth
(or
distance
01
1100
VE-RV
WELL.'
HAVE
AM
EXCUSE
BUT
NOME
OF
THEM
ARE
AMY
QOOO
Short
0!
Breath
Dizzy.
Sinking
Spells
COULDN'T
WALK
FAR
Mrs.
L.
JL
Oliver,
OruTiUa
Ferry,
N.8.,
writes:
"A
few
yean
a
I
had
dizzy,
sinking
spells
so
bd
I
could
htr.lW
stand
up
without
taking
bold
of
soaeUug
to
support
me,
and
I
could
not
want
any
distant
cn
account
of
being
so
snort
of
breath.
"I
had
taken
a
let
of
doctor's
medicine
Lot
it
did
me
no
good,
only
for
the
tine
being,
so
reading
In
the
B.J3B.
almanac
about
I
decided
to
try
them
and
found
them
to
be
Just
what
they
are
recommended
to
be,
and
I
feel
that
I
owe
my
life
to
them."
Price
50c
a
box
at
all
drnggtsts
and
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
oa
receipt
ef
pries
by
The
T.
Milbofn
Co.,
limited,
Toronto.
Out
mice,
approximately
forty
miles
wide
:n
the
vicinity
of
8
tew
art
and
possibly
130
mile
Wide
at
Bella
Cools:
Seventy
,er
cent
of
this
bathollthle
was
ex
posed,
emanation
of
the
underiylnit
iiagmaa
giving
rise
to
what
wefv
nown
as
ore
deposits.
v.tiuoift
trim
A
great
number
of
the
depoaiia
had
een
found
in
the
eternity
of
Stewart
a
the
Portland
Canal
regttm.
The
Premier
was'
o:te
of
the
early
phases
.(
the
bathollthle.
In
this
porUou
re
also
found
such
properties
as
the
KSC.
Silver
and
Sebahww
gold
and
silver
Paints.
-
Around
the
Marmot
River
was
another
deposit
of
high
grade
silver
ore
as
seen
in
tne
Porter-Idaho
arid
.
rovprrlty.
SHIt
another
type
was
the
Jeorge
Copper
copper-goM
property.
Tne
Stewart
camp
was
on'
the
eastern
contact
of
the
bathollthle
belt
a
..as
slso
Alice
Arm
where
were
to
be
.ounU
such
silver
properties
as
the
Iorlc.
tlusteteer.
Wolf
and
Last
Chsnce.
copper
such
as
the
Vanguard
and
.IMMt
and
rirKKlead
as
In
the
Baper-insa.
Wolf
and
URote.
IITIIKK
rOHMIULim
In
the
Naas
River
valley,
also
In
the
eastarn
oontact.
no
Important
de-1
posits
had.
aa
yet,
been
found.
On
the
Bkeena
River,
ss
around
Dak.
were
deposits
of
goM,
silver
and
copper
bicn
some
time
might
becotae
lm-;xrtant
To
the
north
of
the
districts
men-
turned
and
again
to
the
south
not
THE'
DAILY
NEv73
MM
THAT
WUt
tASV
Sagg
JWaT
AS
SOOM
THEY
I'LL
J
KS&j
SNEAK
PUT
TO-
f
M2
.
I
I
ate
ant
9
IMS.
ky
Im'I
Fvti
Sma.
Ic
Buua
mltti
(wmJ
I
mentioned
was
on
the
eastern
contact.
On
the
western
contact
there
were
the
gold
and
copper
deposits
of
Alaska
such
as
the
Tteadwcll
mine
at
Juneau
and
the
Rainy
Hollow
country
where
liver-copper,
leacl-zmc
and
gold
deposits
had
been
found
in
auch
mines
as
the
Maid
of.Srm
and
Victoria.
In
the
coast
rjnf
or
central
contact
were
the
Stir:
Inlet.
Khutze
Inlet
and
Drum
Lummon
mines
all
of
which
had
attracted
coiwlderable
attention;
toe
Hidden
Creek
mine
at
Anyox.
on
the
roof
of
the
bnthollth;
the
Ho
nana
and
Outsider
properties
a
well
as
the
Oeorgla
River
near
Stewart:
the
Saddle
in
Hastings
Arm.
and
the
minerals
01
the
lea
tall
River
Ur.
Jamas
referred
to
the
algnlfl-
sKoe
of
the
inleu
such
as
Portland
Canal
and
Alice
Arm
which
penetrated
trough
the
coast
range
and
Into
the
eastern
oontact.
Such
inlets
had
made
he
district
accessible
to
the
proe-sectci
and
convenient
(or
the
shipper
rh
Skeena
River
was
also
a
mean
ot
cceas
to
a
district
which
eventually!
nigl-.t
develop
Important
mines.
IHSTIUCTM
FAKTIIKK
MlltTH
Unuk.
lekut
and
Btlklne
River
Usenet
had
so
far
been
little
proepeetad
at
least
aa
far
as
lode
mining
was
conoerna)
though
some
planer
mining
had
been
Carried
on.
Here
were
districts
that
would
provide
a
future
field
for
prospecting
when
the
more
aeees-iible
and
at
present
better
known
paru
Had
been
cewtred
They
could
also
be
ooked
ferwVrd
to
to
extend
the
life
01
mineral
activity
in
British
Columbia
once
the
pstsapectors
became
Interested
Speaking
of
the
western
eon
tact,
Dr.
ames
referred
to
the
possibilities
of
.he
Queen
Charlotte
Island
where
already
some
minerals
such
a
copper
iiad
been
produced
during
the
war.
As
far
aa
British
CblumbU
was
concerned,
the
most
of
the
western
oontact
however,
was
burred
under
the
sea
at
such
points
'as
eorresponded
with
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
the
Mend
oi
Alaska
on
the
north.
MOXT
IMPORTANT
CONTACT
But
ILe
eastern
contact
would
seem,
jy
far
the
moat
important
summed
up
the
speaker.
It
must
be
looked
to
for
the
future
of
the
district
not
forgetting,
however,
such
properties
In
the
central
portion
as
already
existed.
It
waa,
never
theles.
the
opinion
oi
tne
speaker
that
the
eastern
contact
would
eventually
far
outstrip
the
central
and
th
western.
,
Preside
in
Waugh
thaokeii
Dr.
James
lieaitlly
for
hi
address
and
eipreceed
.l.r
hope
that
the
club
at
some
not
far
nmovtd
date
in
the-
future
might
be
privileged
to
hear
him
again
Another
feature
of
the
luncheon
nucb
had
been
found
but
Uils
was
'program
v.
ire
some
much
appreciated
possibly
due
to
the
fact
that
these
1
humorous
rtnrlc
by
D
Dougherty,
tress
had
been
so
little
prospected.
Of
There
rre
two
rallies,
the
winner
course,
considerable
had
been
done
in
th
b-,n
Morns
Bio
it
the
Atlln
district
where
were
located
tiueu
t
lut
luncheon
included
E.
the
Atlln
Stiver-lead
and
Engineer
E
Oregg.
H
W
Birch.
Sam
Jabour.
properties.
Then
again
there
were
the
Jack
AIk'
iVa'jcauveri
and
John
Dore
copper
and
lead
deposits
of
the
Yukon
'-ell
O
Kune
nml
Mr
Dauxlier-All
which
as
hid
bi:
tsievUiwlv
-v
1
NOURISHING
Fl
GOODNESS
1
mm
wEEmagvsi
3
HOURS
LATER-:
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
l
,r
Battling
Dido
Ourvlch.
who
will
meet
lmmy
McDonald
of
Vancouver
here
on
4arch
14.
and
the
boys
who
will
figure
n
the
preliminaries
had
their
first
work-out
last
night
at
the
Orand
Terminal
Club
and
will
perform
every
night
from
now
on.
Ourvlch
la
In
good
shape
apparently
and
has
lots
of
confidence
Following
the
recent
destruction
ot
he
gymnasium
at
the
smelter
town
by
ire.
the
eierutlve
of
the
Anyox
Baa-tetbeJI
Association
has
decided
to
.bandon
the
season's
schedule
and
iurn
eeer
to
the
Community
League
money
previously
allotted
for
pnaas.
The
Senior
league
championship
has
net
yet
been
decided
but
the
High
school,
being
aa
yet
unbeaten,
has
been
warded
the
Intermediate
Cup
for
Use
season.
A
bigger
and
better
gymnasium
la
the
intention
of
the
Anyox
Com
munity
League.
When
an
adjustment
has
been
made
by
the
Insurance
company
It
Is
possible
that
plana
will
take
more
concrete
form.
One
feature
often
nsanuoeed
in
eannection
with
the
new
structure
Is
a
swimming
tank.
To
oS-
rt
the
added
east
swbsertntions
mat
be
taken
and
the
subscribers
credited
with
admission
tickets
to
the
amount
ubscrtbed.
CR1BBAGE
LEAGUE
frlare
Rupert
lintel
Ileal
Knight
Columbus
In
roMpoHetf
(lame
In
a
postponed
game
In
the
Crlbbaae
league
last
night.
Prince
Rupert
Motel
beat
Knights
of
Columbus
by
a
enre
of
17
to
10.
Orange
Lodgy
......
a
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Operating
....
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a
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a
na,
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
Jn
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowling
competition
last
night,
nnks
of
Jimmy
Dick
snd
Bert
Cameron
won
over
those
of
Alex.
Mcleod
and
Tom
BeatUe
reepeetlvety.
Standing
of
rtnta
to
date
in
the
tour-nament
are
as
follows
.
James
Dick
J.
Pre
.
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A.
Meteod
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O.
C.
Abbott
Davie
..irs.ui.i
McDonald
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TENNIS
ENJOYED
BY
HIGH
SCHOOL
PUPILS
Praotleally
all
th
high
school
tu-denu
must
hive
been
at
the
CNR
tennlK
courts
yeeterrity
afternoon,
both
being
kept
busy
from
the
time
school
came
out
until
supper
t
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nm.
.
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thorn
playea
a
very
eg,
game
and
keen
interest
was
takeu
lu
the
p0.
WAKE
UP
OAODV-
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FOR
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FTJRNISHED
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alt
Fourth
Ate.
East.
High
1
ri
,
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Low
High
f-Low
High
Low
FOR
SALE
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v.
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33:90
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7
n.
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4
Cyl
16
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In
first
class
condition
Can
be
ee
at
Yseht
Club.
Cheap.
Phone
S67
or
Red
613.
O.
Boris.
44
FOR
SALE.
HULL
SUIT
ABLE
FOR
hsllbut
fishing
or
seining.
44
x
It.
just
built.
Price
3.090.
Apply
S
Uyeda.
boat
builder.
Port
Basington.
BC
4t
FOR
SALE.
llfltO
BOYS
A
NEWIT
flnlahed
house.
6
rooms,
bathroom,
pantry
and
basin
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Handy
as
sawmill
.
Phone
Bteek
S1
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MISCELLANEOUS
BJOWIElfOatD
kUim
WAST
TO
work
for
prospector.
Or
waned
Ule
grading
or
clearing
contract.
Apply
V.
Redman.
PA.
Box
101
Prtnee
Rupert.
DC.
4
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ANI).
RANGER
DONT
BSUMO
TOON
DIRTY
BOOTS
from
the
garden
into
the
kitchen.
Place
a
Diamond
Rubber
Mat
at
the
Kitchen
door.
We
carry
them
In
stock,
also
all
kinds
of
furniture
and
range.
A.
M
W'KEXZfK
Furniture
:-:
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776.
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
11.
J.
zt'MKrim
flenersl
Ihndy
Man
Furnaces
snd
Stoves
Cleaned
sad
Re.
paired.
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Swept
Cemetery
Plots
Cared
Per.
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Bed
Sit.
Prince
Rupert,
BO
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bought
and
sold
and
exchanged
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Piano
and
Two
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la
stock
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TWrd
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Hit.
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K.
EVOLIXON
Clilroprarlor
SSt
Third
Avenue.
Telephone
for
appointment
now
to
Blue
as.
Residence
phone
Black
Stt.
Bveoing
ealta
md
as
arrsnsed.
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your
appointment
now.
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GUANcJ
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
per
word
in
advance.
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Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
WANTED
FOR
HUNT
WAKTBD.
ACTUrtJ-MCRCTARY
FOR
OB
BENT
FOUR
ROOM
BO
HOUM.
the
Prince
Rupert
Oenerei
Hospital
I
'ully
modern:
splendid
marine
view;
for
about
six
months
from
April
1.
!
Fifth
Avenue
West.
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Theo
Col-3alary
115000
per
month.
Address
lart.
Ltd.
'
it
applications
to
Secretary
before
March
8.
SPORT
CHAT
The
St.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowl
-na
tournament
will
be
continued
td-tsght
with
the
following
rinks
meet-ng:
Oeorge
Abbott
vs.
Jack'
WaUon
nd
Robert
Davie
vs.
Robert
Cameron.
JeneraJ
interest
Is
being
taken
in
this
Jcouish
competition
and
some
close
ind
exciting
game
are
being
played.
FOR
RENT.
BOOMS
WITH
OR
WITH-out
board.
Central
location.
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Blue
lta.
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BENT
-
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Houaekeeptng
Rooms
for
rent.
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HOUSE
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