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1927
tfiaii
1n
1926
Is
President
of
Stewart
Hoard
of
Trade
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nibaon
Vice-President
throat
and
Jack
Secretary
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MOTORSHIP
ItBTUKlNa
The
big
British
motorship
Kinjr
James
is
due
here
again
this
week.
This
will
be
her
third
visit
and
the
second
for
this
season.
She
will
soon
be
looked
upon
as
a
Prince
Rupert
vessel.
Possibly
something
might
be
done
on
this
occasion
to
give
recognition
to
the
visit.
II-iy
a
record,
so
far
as
this
port
is
concerned.
KEKPINV.
PUBLIC
SERVICE
CLEAN
Because
a
public
servant
in
a
prominent
position
gambled
in
foreign
exchange,
he
was
dismissed
from
office
in
(Ireat
Britain
yesterday.
He
was
a
public
servant
and
his
private
affairs
had
to
be
kept
along
channels
which
could
not
influence
his
actions
in
the
government
service.
In
this
country
the
worst
offence
of
that
kind
is
for
public
servants
to
take
part
in
elections.
Every
time
a
government
changes,
some
iwstmasters
and
others
are
let
out
of
their
positions
because
of
their
political
activity.
Since
the
last
election
complaints
were
laid
against
over
a
thousand
postmasters
and
they
were
dismissed
or
asked
to
resign.
Some
of
these
charges
may
have
been
unjust,
but
as
a
general
rule
it
is
found
that
men
of
this
clans
become
oyer
zealous
for
their
party
and
put
themselves
in
the
position
of
taking
an
active
part
against
the
interests
of
their
employers.
Then
thev
are
let
out.
LOC'ATINK
THE
HKillWAY
A
locating
parly
of
engineers
is
again
at
work
on
the
route
between
this
city
and
Terrace.
The
route
has
to
be
established
before
very
much
more
of
the
highway
can
be
built.
Also
the
Department
of
Marine
at
Ottawa
has
to
approve
the
type
of
bridge
to
cross
the
narrows
at
Galloway
Rapids,
and
to
agree
to
the
height
above
water
and
whether
it
shall
be
allowed
without
a
draw
span.
It
is
to
he
hoped
that
these
matters
"will
all
be
quickly
disposed
of
before
long
and
the
work
proceed.
In
the
meantime
the
road
across
Kaien
Island
is
being
completed
and
the
survey
beyond
that
point
io
hving
made,
w.h
a
i-w
to
(f...
idintr
definitely
on
the
mute.
Serve
breakfast
promptly
!
Gets
the
family
down
on
time
Prepared
quickly
and
easily
"Warm
in
oven
and
add
hot
milK
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
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...
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Trade
held
their
tegular
annual
mset-
C."
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'J.
"
x-
trig
and
rlcrtion
of
officers
Icr
the
necessary
..rnngements
can
be
sting
year
last
TuCiUy
evening,
re-
ma-e
th(,
t0)ti-;.ve
:ias
not
yet
quite
suiting
in
H
W
M.
Bol'tt.n
being
un-
tMtu
enlmously
elrcud
president.
M
P.
Gibson
wm
elected
vice
president
and
to
n4
jfft
W;iU,r
c
Blanton
re-P.
5.
Jack
unanlmouelj
elected
ore-
ramed
laat
week
!rom
n
trip
to
Seattle
tary-trcasurer
Member?
of
the
caun-1
.
oU
chtwn
front
14
nomlnat.ona
are
0.
Doggett.
who
recently
bonded
W.
Smith.
W.
R.
Tcotli.
D.
J
McLean.
;the
Border
group
loft
laat
week
for
H.
D
Rochtort.
R.
W.
Kennedy.
Jama
Vancouver.
Mornct.
H
Zefftrtt.
W
B.
Edwards.
Howard
Campbell
and
Dr
H.
A.
Willi-Ian.
Three
new
msmbera.
Howard
Campbell.
T.
R.
Whttely
and
W.
B
Edwards,
were
elected
to
membership.
Amcngat
the
new
business
dealt
with.
It
waa
decided
to
approach
the
proper
authorltlea
with
a
view
to
liev.ag
the
statue
of
the
dock
changed,
and
the
remuneration
of
the
wharfinger
made
such
as
to
enable
h!m
to
have
reKUlnr
hcurs
on
the
dock,
with
a
view
to
eliminating
the
present
very
unsatls-f
irtory
arrangements.
The
position
now
la
that
the
dock
is
supposed
to
he
an
open
dock,
with
no
provision
made
for
the
protection
ol
freight
fcr
the
hlppera.
The
wharfinger
la
remunerated
on
commlaslon
basis,
which
la
rldlculoualy
low.
and
seldom
a
monih
In
the
year
that
commissions
so
collected
amount
to
even
a
half
decent
wage,
with
the
retult
that
he
to
not.
under
the
present
atatua
of
the
deck,
expected
to
hare
regular
hours.
O.
W.
Smith
gave
n
at
Ice
that
at
the
next
meeting
of
the
Board
he
will
bring
up
the
Idea
of
having
an
airplane
make
a
flight
from
Stewart
to
the
Peace
River
country.
TERRACE
HIGH
SCHOOL
STUDENTSAT
SMITHERS
PLAYING
BASKETBALL
I
F'lti'
Vf:
!b.
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H
(
ALICE
ARM
ilready
been
anowi.
A.
Davidson
has
been
down
from
the
Wildcat
mine
during
the
week
for
more
supplies
A.
McOulre.
who
Is
In
charge
ol
peratlona
at
the
Sliver
Cord,
was
a
visitor
in
town
during
the
week.
Samples
of
ore
taken
from
the
recent
strike
at
the
Kspenanza
have
reached
'cwn.
The
ore
la
composed
of
rich
argentlte
and
ruby
allver
and
Is
probably
the
beat
that
has
ever
Wen
mln-.d
from
the
property.
Clear,
froaty
weather
of
the
past
week
has
made
a
hard
crust
on
the
-now
and
travelling
la
now
easy,
especially
in
the
woods.
The
death
occurred
In
Vancouver
last
week
of
L.
A.
Hansen,
lathe
of
Mis.
Ole
Bemdsen
M
AMe
Arm.
'
Heteaa'ea.
who
waa
60
years
of
age.
formerly
re--Ided
in
Alice
Arm.
According
to
word
reaching
here,
the
60-ton
mill
at
the
Tortc
mine
will
be
lu
operation
by
June
of
this
year.
It
la
aald
that
It
will
handle
3700
tons
of
-rr
per
month.
STEWART
Jack
and
Smeat
Swsnaon
have
returned
to
Stewart
from
a
trip
outside.
Lester
Lake,
pioneer
business
man
of
Hytler
and
now
located
In
Ketchikan.
paid
the
camp
a
brief
vlalt
laat
week.
J.
Stott
of
Vancouver,
representative
of
the
federal
department
of
Trade
and
Commerce,
waa
a
vlaltor
her
lnt
week
in
connection
with
the
rxpnrt
of
electrical
energy.
H
L.
Batten,
ill
who
n
with
i
BC
silver
In
the
early
stages
of
Its
development
and
who
la
now
Identified
with
R
H
Btewsrt.
14.1
in
the
development
and
equipment
of
eoncen-trattnif
mills
-
ti,n..
i
..
.
i
jcemp
lnat
week,
leaving
at
the
first
of
.
w
mr
rnnoe
nuprrl.
F.
C.
fireen.
B.C.L.8.
Is
on
a
bualneas
trip
to
Vnncouver.
Mrs
MilN
of
Hyder
left
last
week
for
h
trip
Miuth.
A.
W.
Kelly,
Oeorae
Bacon
and
Ernekt
Musto
have
finished
a
contract
f
ir
two
hundred
feet
of
rross-ctit
tun-
ncl
nn
the
nxlhmialr
property
and
ex
pert
to
continue
the
work
a
soon
as
R.
8.
LOtfvill.
managing
director
of
tb
Martund
atmiun
Co..
i
Washington
Oroun).
returned
last
week
from
a
jbuilncu
trip
to
Vanoouver
and
Seattle.
,
M
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M
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II
Oeorge
nan.
cwr.er
of
the
Bngtnser
group
on
Marnu;
P.iver.
left
at
the
first
ol
this
week
:);
r
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
He
went
into
Dawaon
lu
1807
this-
Is
the
first
time
he
ha
bf:i
u;
imcc
.
Sam
Deachoitip.-
:n.inagin
ilrector
j
of
the
Vancouvn
M:!ie
left
lavt
week
;
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
It
ta
reported
that
the
same
lntereats
which
recently
secured
control
of
the
Terminus
may
also
abaorb
the
Vancouver.
The
Moose
Ledge
held
a
moat
sue
ceaaful
smoker
Inst
Thursday
night.
125
persons
from
all
parts
of
the
district
being
In
attendance
W
S.
On.
of
toe
B.C.
Silver
was
chairman
and
there
was
an
attractive
program.
V.
Moore
arrived
here
laat
week
from
Terrace.
TERRACE
C.
C.
Pierre,
a
former
ra!dcnt
of
Terrace
now
representative
of
the
Atkins
Saw
Co
.
Vencouver.
was
In
!
at
the
week
end.
I
i
h
".V-ih
arrived
from
Haael-1
and
commenced
his
j
:
i
ia
Telegraph
operator
'
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'(;:
A.
Irving
who
has!
ui-..
p
for
several
months
-!
d
to
Hazelton
as
left
on
Monday
,
ie
Rupert
spent
;
I
n
Tueaday
to
.
I'rtnce
Rupert.
,
t
"
Racelton.
was
;
the
week
end.
!
M
.
..
who
has
been
;e-
-
.
Little
for
the
Prince
Rupert
ool
inspector,
left
s
athers
after
having
mrx
of
last
week
at
During
Mr
Holmwood'i
absence
in
jBmlth;rs.
Miss
Ktderkln.
high
school
j
principal
will
be
acting
principal
of
I
the
public
school
practically
all
the
high
school
pupils
being
away.
Dudley
Little
accompanied
ket
ball
teams
to
Smithera.
the
baa-
O
Wrennsll.
of
Vancouver,
was
a
business
visitor
in
town
over
the
week
end.
WAS
FOR
THIRTY
YEARS
IN
NORTH
Future
for
Central
Alaska
Not
Very
Urlght
According
t'o''t
Pioneer
I'rospettor,
Allan
'
Crane
!
Among
the
passengers
going
south
j
aboard
the
steamer
Camosun
yesterday
afternoon
w
Allan
Crane,
pioneer;
northern
pntpactor.
who
has
spent
;
thirty
yesrs
in
Central
Alaska
seeking
a
stake
that
be
never
found.
Mr.!
Crane
waa
on
hat
way
to
Seattle
and'
la
undecided
as
to
whether
he
will
return
north,
it
least
to
Alaska.
He
said
that
he
would
not
advise
a
ycunn
man
,o
go
In
there.
While'
there
were
at
one
time
many
people
In'
Central
Alaska,
the
population
nasi
dwindled
snrl
Its
praepects
are
not!
very
b-.;iht
Increased
east
of
earn
moditirs
and
transportation
hampers
j
mirtral
opratlona
and.
atfantelyi
rnnuRh.
Mr
Crane
says,
the
bulldlna
1
of
'he
Al.k-n
Railroad
did
not
hsln
;thr
riniiury
much.
1
j
Mr
crane
i
irom
the
Chandllar
!
country.
Hint
three
hundred
miles
from
Fairbanks
coming
out
In
October,
he
BMOe
tne
trip
to
Fairbanks
by
air-,
plane
In
little
more
than
two
hours.,
St
the
old
means
of
transportation
I
With
dos
ttam.
ete
.
It
would
have;
takrn
six
tk
to
make
the
trip.
Mr.
i
crane
nmt
d-wn
the
railway
from
t
harks
t-i
Anchorage
and
thence
i
to
erward
More
recently
he
has
been
S
:
Importers
Our
whole
stock
must
be
disposed
of
quickly
in
uruor
10
get,
quicit
aeuun
in
iiiuviu
uui
vury
large
block
a:
necessity
demands,
every
article
in
the
Store
is,
now
offered
at
duced
prices
with
no
thought
of
our
former
Montreal
prices
Prince
Rupert
know
the
value
we
have
given
in
the
past.
This
i;
givintf
greater
values
than
ever.
We
wish
to
get
rid
of
every
;wt;
store
quickly.
We
might
sell
our
tock
in
lots
to
some
jobber
,
put
on
a
nale
somewhere
else
or
possibly
here
and
make
a
pioir
of
that,
we
are
passing
on
to
the
people
here
these
prices,
whin
low
enough
to
tempt
any
jobber.
We
could
tell
you
here
a
whole
our
big
stock
in
many
words.
But
don't
believe
what
we
say-like.
Come
and
see
for
yourself.
You
will
find
tho
prices
of
the
goods
more
nearly
approximating
cost
of
manufacture
than
you
for.
MEN'S
SHIRTS
Men's
Blanket
Flannel
all
wool
ghirta.
reg.
$4.60
value.
To
be
sold
at
ea.h
45
Men's
Strong
Work
Shirts
made
to
stand
the
hardest
wear.
Only
a
limited
quantity,
regular
$1.60
value.
QfiP
Now
each
A
great
assortment
of
English
Broadcloth
Shirts
of
the
very
best
makes,
to
be
sold
at
less
than
manufacturers'
price.
MEN'S
SOCKS
Hanson's
Heavy
Pure
Wool
Socks,
reg.
66c
sZ":
45c
Heavy
all
wool
socks,
suitable
for
rubber
boots
reg.
40c.
value.
Now
2
pairs
Cashmerette
Socks
a
fine
quality
black
and
brown,
reg.
80c
a
pair.
Now
OCn
OOK,
2
pairs
for
LxI)IES'
HOSE
A
large
assortment
of
Ladies
Hose
at
remarkable
low
prices
less
than
manufacturers'
cost
OVEUAIXS
The
Best
Men's
Overalls
made.
'
A
bargain
at
$2.26.
Now
at
clearing
price
J
.gg
One
line
of
Men's
Overalls
,not
heavy
Overalls
for
Boys.
Sises
from
8
to
14
years.
The
best
make,
reg.
$1.26.
Now
(EZr
going
for
""
Men's
Kharki
Combination
Overalls.
Well
made.
reg.
$3.76.
Now
going
25
FOR
MEN
A
big
lot
of
Blase
ra
for
Man,
sll
patterns
and
stripes.
For
this
summer's
Q4
Q?
wear.
Reg.
$8.80
for
...
?J.e
Jt
All-Silk
Neckties,
very
fine
quality.
OCTp
Reg.
76c
valus.
Now
TkTH-WUr
lmk
Root
fornen,
MaoTe
by
Dominion
Rubber
CC
Qff
Company,
reg.
$7.36.
Now
....0tV0
Gillett
Razors.
Large
ease,
reg.
$1.00
value
for
70c.
Small
case,
reg.
60c
value
gg
Men's
Kharki
Pants,
from
the
best
makers.
Reg.
2.26
value.
Clearing
them
out
for
M
Third
Avenue
vlsttlna
Juneau
Ketchikan
and
Sew-
art
He
ws
pleased
With
the
appear-1
HKW
YORK,
Feb.
30
The
baby
who
ance
of
Prlnrr
Rupert
and
felt
trt
it
'ticks
his
thumb
Is
only
demonstrating
should
h:ivp
ii
bright
future
before
It
(ratification
the
same
ai
the
man
who
-
-
lights
a
mlirt
Havana
Uler
a
satisfying
HIHlll-r
V:ii
rAN.lMAN
KOCKIM
men,
Dr
A
li
Brill,
psychoanalyst
and
)
physician
tjld
the
Plrat
District
Dental
The
hi
til
ten
peak
in
the
Canadian
(
Society.
It
is
not
a
harmful
habit
as
Rockies
I
mount
Robsou.
In
British
j
rommor.ly
supposed.
Dr.
Drill
ssld.
but
r
lun.l)
vntion
.
inuuntam
hn
an
feet
above
icu-level
$1.35
MEN'S
SUITS
Men's
Suits,
Hats
ami
by
the
best
.makers
yon
these
here
cheaper
t!
t
u
:
n
-,
e.-.,
UNDERWEAR
Stanfield's
heavy
all
wooi
i:,
i
wear,
reg.
$2.95
a
xarmeii:
Q4
Now
CJLJ)
The
same
quality
in
Combin.,:
Qt)
n
only
at
V-9J
Penman's
Heavy
Wool
C
.
$-$
50
value.
C,)
a
Now
Ca..D)
Penman's
All-wool
Shirts
;m
I
:
$2.00
a
garment.
?4
fi
Now
each
,!
L)
Penman's
"71"
Underwt-ar.
r
Now
each
garment
Penman's
"71"
romt)ina:i'"
Penman's
"71"
Underwear
f
i
24
to
2
Combination
n!
CI
(fi
reg.
$1.90.
Now
vlwd
FOR
THE
HOUSEIKt!
A
big
assortment
of
hc.i
Blankets
in
grey
and
wh.
.
Regular
$2.60
value.
All
ki
1
7n
now
for
Pillowslips.
Forty-two
lnch-
i
60c
value.
Now
going
for
Turkiah
Towels.
Fine
absorl
-made
in
England.
Regular
17'C
value.
Now
going
each
tor
FOR
ROYS
VerV
nlcm
tlrnadrlnth
Rl
all
colors.
Regular
$1.76
vulu
Qg(J
iroing
i
or
Rovs'
Flannelette
Pviamas.
K.
value.
Going
for
QQC
RMata.
a-
Bnv.
IV.
hm
RegtiTari6.60
value.
Each
sm'
3.95
w
n
mvtu
ft
i
Rove
Iinaf
I'anta
k'hnki.
trnod
1
MEN'S
PANTS
Injf
atuff.
Each
pair
golnit
:
1
)j)C
Men's
Hurnock
Brand
Pants,
m.i
Scotia.
Reg.
value
$6.76
per
pair.
Now
going
for
$4.45
ontreal
Importers
h
nere-
-ry
manifestation
of
the
child
It
he
U
t;j
develop
his
ego
proierly.
Telephone
Blue
418
To
J.
B.
Miller,
I
ropri'
t"r
SUCKING
THUMB
IS
LIKE
SMOKING
CIGAR
1
1
'
"
Every
Woman
who
ia
eufer
for
new
ideus
in
home
decoration
i"
combinations
for
the
sun
porch,
new
color
schemf-
1
room,
now
color
beauty
everywhere
In
the
house'"''1
Ing
Lacquer
comes
as
a
household
blessing.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
lull)'
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