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INARTISTIC
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Sat
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Feb.
(1,,V
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xo
PRICE
Or
minim;
stocks
Those
who
have
been
:..!
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Hu.
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in
mining
Stocks
in
Inush
Cohirr.liia
and
,N,r,,
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uill
have
nott.,
that
a?i-vances
in
price
have
had
v.-.-y
iiitl,
to
!-,
u;th
a,
Ma!
values.
The'.
hve
been
rV.r.-ed
from
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j,1M,i,.
A!1
lnji,
h;,
been
necessary
wa-
to
had
:h,
-ubiic
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i,eliev,-
that
u
as
the
lowest
price
at
which
they
i.,itlil
i,u
and
that
th.-
i,
k
was
likely
to
go
higher.
Then
t.uyiiiK
woni.l
l-.in
an.!
the
price
would
advance
Some
stocks
doubled
ii,
price
tni!e
o-n,.,,
n,;.(,.
fractional
ad.ance-but
most
of
them
a-
a
ve-nlt
ot
m..ni:
,
,x
,-i
-nuy
i
ng
or
whis
pers
of
loihie
adance.
Whether
the
prie.
-
now
,
pi.,
ted
i;
c.
vt,,,
ks
are
liKely
to
be
maintained
,.r
n.,;
i
n..t
ir
u-
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Tn..
niav
g
higher.
Some
of
'them
undoubted!;.
u:'I
n,.
,-
u:
ard
but
other-
will
iV,
uuw
uecunir
it:on
wnat
;n--
are
.t!.,!
The
ottier
day
th.
tv
wa
,i
I.-,
t.ins
JHn.-r.-d
in
a
it.
arSy
i
ity
warning
muoiV
teacher
at';,
in.
turni-'
..n;
.i;:ni.t-
hut
i.,,;
musicians.
In
Other
worcU
tht
war.
Minx
a-
agaitisl
pro(iUl
iii
master-of
mechanics
in.-tfad
of
arti---.
The
arti-i
..-
ilu-
In-ati
iftsl
i:
..T.v!hin.'
am)
sometimes,
owing
to
his
natural
ai.ilitx.
a.-.
'"'!
ai.-d
apj
:
icat
ion
has
learned
to
reproduce
the
art
that
ho
-,-
Sort!..-.,,,,
-
I:,
,
-
it
just
as
..:her
people
do
and
now
and
then
he
gem
au
wrijs.uai
i,
n
,,f
thinv-
whii
h
he
transfers
to
canvas.
Take
the
case
of
Maxfield
Parrish.
He
saw
things
differently
from
most
artists
and
learned
to
reproduce
on
canvas
the
pictures
he
had
in
hi
mind.
The
difficulty
with
artists
is
that
they
are
not
all-round
artists.
If
they
see
the
art
in
pictures
they
possibly
miss
the
artis-io
in
sqqgd,
which
we
call
music.
If
they
chance
to
have
appreciation
of
both
of
these
they
possibly
are
Inappreclative
of
art
in
literature.
Many
an
artist
sees
the
beautiful
on
a
canvas
but
leaves
the
hotTM
untidy,
dirty,
disreputable,
a
contravention
of
all
rules
of
art.
It
i
not
uncommon
to
meet
a
musician
in
a
home
that
is
the
very
opposite
to
artistic
or
to
see
a
musician
rigged
out
in
clothes
that
offend
the
senses
and
indicate
a
total
disregard
to
art.
The
artist
may
not
be
a
great
musician,
a
great
painter,
a
greater
writer.
The
artist
is
the
person
who
appreciates
the
beautiful
whether
it
be
a
beautiful
picture,
a
beautiful
person,
beautiful
music,
beautiful
literature,
beautiful
scenery,
a
beautiful
garden,
or
even
a
beautiful
pose.
.The
few
learn
to
express
one
or
more
of
these
but
they
often
do
so
at
the
expense
of
everything
except
the
peculiar
art
in
which
they
are
interested.
THE
REAL
WEST
In
Ontario
and
Queliec
they
often
speak
of
Winning
as
out
West
and
when
a
western
policy
is
discussed
it
is
the
policy
of
the
prairie
farmers
that
is
referred
to.
Yet
Winnipeg
is
practically
the
halfway
house
to
the
West.
Britlnh
Columbia
is
the
real
West,
so
far
as
Canada
Is
concerned.
We
look
eastward
and
sometimes
think
of
the
prairie
people
as
living
in
the
East.
Our
western
province
Is
not
so
small
that
It
can
be
ignored.
It
has
cities
rivalling
the
cities
of
the
East
which
are
likely
to
surpass
many
of
them.
It
is
only
of
recent
years
that
British
Columbia
has
been
recognized
as
of
any
importance.
This
importance
is
increasing
and
will
increase.
Each
year
will
see
the
fur
West
tending
to
dominate
the
far
East
and
giving
them
lead
in
production
in
natural
wealth
and
in
increase
of
population.
Teachers
!
Take
a
Summer
vacation
trip
.to
Niagara
Falls
in
July
see
.the
scenic
and
industrial.,,
wonder
of
the
world
at
our,
expense
give
one
of
your
pupils
the
thrill
of
a
lifetime.
The
conditions
are
easy
let
us
tell
you
about
it.
Write
for
particulars
to
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
Ltd.
Niagara
Falls,
Ontario
CLERGYMAN
VISITS
!
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
l!rv.
S.
S.
MHioMn.
Hector
o
St.
Satloiirv
Yum
outer.
Knler-tuinrd
hy
Chief
Itiist
8KIDEOATK.
Feb
24.
-Rev
8.
8
Mc-OolBn.
recto,
of
St.
Saviour
Angllcar.
CbWta
6iTladale
'tyftcburfr.
Mae
been,
tVitt
.rtjje
Queen
CriaVloUir'
'
I-lauds
He"
left
Uie
boat
at
MaWtt.
walked
arrows
from
Pert
Clements
to
Hell,
factored
to
8kldgate.
where
he
was
a
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mm.
E.
C.
Stevens
Wblle
there
he
made
a
trip
ail
round
Sklcletate
Inlet
by
mctorboat
and
was
surprised
at
the
amount
of
game
he
saw.
Hla
description
of
the
Inlet
was
"a
sportsman's
paradise,
the
most
beautiful
piece
of
water
scenery
he
had
ever
seen,
tie
was
so
impressed
with
It
that
he
plans
to
visit
here
again
In
November.
On
Sunday
Rev.
Mr.
McOofBn
was
invited
to
Skldegate
mlawos
to
a
dinner
at
the
home
of
Chief
A.
Buss
and
xas
Interested
to
know
it
waa
Chief
Run
who
first
invited
the
late
Archdeacon
Colllson
to
visit
8kldegate.
the
first
missionary
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
After
lunch
sir
McOornn
visited
several
of
the
homes
and
said
he
could
hardly
bel:'e
the
spltvirlld
advance
ni.de
therr
He
left
on
the
Prince
J.
hn
and
wat.
ar.en
a
hca.-'.v
senljff.
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On
a
charge
of
Issuing
a
cbrck
for
1
243
JO
upon
which
.the
name
of
A.
B.
Mclnnes.
his
former
employee
at
North
Bulkier
was
forged,
a
warrant
has
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Margaret
MrDonell
was
hostess
at
bridge
on
Monday
night
In
th?
Catholic
Hall
There
were
eight
tables
and
the
prints
were
won
by
ftflss
Ash-
well.
Mrs
Champion
and
Mrs.
Duff.
A
large
number
ol
Sanithera
people
were
awarded
prlaes
in
a
recent
contest
conducted
by
the
drain
Orowers'
Oulde.
Two
weeks
of
warm
weather
gave
way
this
week
to
colder
temperature
with
toe
thermometer
registering
around
the
awro
mark
during
the
night
The
days
have
been
clear
and
bright.
Owing
to
the
softening
of
the
wealhrr.
it
has
been
possible
to
use
tne
skating
rinks
only
at
night.
I.
O
Strlmbold.
Topkvjr:
A.
B.
Mc
lnnes.
North
Bulkier,
und
Charles
Reddlrk.
Houton.
hive
been
recent
dis
trict
vetttoj
.In
town.
H
M.
Matthews,
manager
of
the
R.
8.
Sargent
store
here.
Is
around
again
after
having
been
confined
to
hla
home
for
a
ek
with
Inllenaa.
Mrs
J
P.
Downey
entertained
at
bridge
at
her
home
Tuesday
night,
print
winners
being
Mrs
-D
D.
Munro
Mis
J
N.
carr
and
Mrs.
Ludgate.
Mrs
V.
Schelderup
of
Burns
Lake
waa
a
visitor
lu
town
for
several
days
this
week.
R.
T.
Clarke
of
Fores
tdaie.
with
his
:ster,
Mrs
Mitchell,
hsve
been
visiting
with
friends
In
8ml
ther
this
week.
SKIDEGATE
Miss
Edna
Stevens
entertained
about
JO
of
her
young
friends
at
a
valentine
party
at
her
home
at
Skldegate
Brlrtee
and
dancing
wore
enjoyed
by
all
up
to
tne
small
hours
of
the
morning.
Amongst
th
guest
from
Quean
Charlotte
City
ware
O.
D.
Beattte.
Miss
Dorothy
Barge,
Capt.
O.
Newborn.
C
MlUer.
Oorduo
JaUfe.
M
Newman
4nfst
thoaa
from
sWOrgjite
were
Mia
MlteheU.
Uias
Kefta.
Mlaa
O.
Haan.
Mrs.
R.
O.
Bmmerson.
Capt
E
Wiggins
snd
Mr.
sntl
Mrs.
B.
P
Roberts
J
P
Dover
hss
been
in
town
for
a
Miort
visit
from
Tlell
The
mission
boat
Thomas
Crosby
re
turned
Saturday
night
from
the
mainland
where
It
has
been
for
the
past
three
weeks
Rev
R
c
8-ntt.
who
Is
in
i-harye
vlfcited
nil
;m!m.s
from
Bella
BHla
to
Prime
Rupert
J
THE
DAILY
NrTWS
SPRING
BREAKING
AT
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
SAYS
CORRESPONDENT
SKIDHOATK.
Feb
35.
Everything
lore
points
to
.m
extra
early
spring
on
the
Ouaert
Chailotte
Islands
this
year
Wild
dat.o
.ire
In
bloom,
robins
have
arrived
six
weeks
ahead
ol
the
Ufual
urn
and
-ie
weather
baa
.been
.ry
warm
for
r.:e
time
of
year.
The
Fijp!e
here
have
hi
on
getting
out
their
i
rut.;
t.xis
in
jirt-.u.ratlon
fcr
work.
Cap:
K.
E.
W:.
i.a
repoits
aeelnff
a
humming
bird
at
his
rsnch
at
Tlell
K
V.
Ml.
NEW
HAZELTON
Samples
recently
assayed
from
the
Columarla
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
at
Usk
ran
12.12
ounces
in
,;.:1
and
48
ounces
in
silver
or
a
total
value
of
elusive
of
copper
showings.
Tbe
FelUt.
aV:d?e
Olub
met
this
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs
3.
J
Wineby.
Prut
winners
last
ueek
at
Mrs
Walton
8harpe's
were
Mr-
Cbappell
atid
Mrs
.,?.mes
Turnbull
Mr.
and
Mrs
D
B
Boden.
who
have
b?en
residents
of
Ha-elt?r.
for
many
years,
will
le.c
.
xiut
the
firs;
of
March
for
Vatir-Jtivc-
where
they
plan
on
locating.
T
.
lu.e
been
particu
larly
ar;:ve
in
church
work.
William
Meiir.r
.cho
has
been
in
charge
of
mini-
;
interests
here
of
W.
B.
Dornberg.
;e.':
yesterday
for
his
borne
in
Belllntham.
travelling
by
way
cl
Prince
Rupert
H
wa.
who
has
been
on
the
811-
-"nine
t.tfl
here,
has
left
for
-i
a.aie
In
Manitoba
"
r
spent
a
coupie
of
.
.Mting
in
Smithera,
"t
-
and
daughter.
Helen.
c
ing
were
visitors
here
Prince
Rupert
has
vuctor
here
and
at
the
Ime
daring
the'
few
days
at
Prince
ler
Coccla
rrtumed
T
Lake.
ft
yesterday
for
Ptoe-.1
rejoin
th
suivey
mcial
highway.
v
ly
formerly
of
Haatl-Burns
lake,
is
mak-m
In
the
Vancouver
where
she
has
been
a
past
few
w-eks.
ac-received
here
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
tF.HHI
AKY
.'V
I9IH.
The
use
of
steam
vessels
In
fishing
on
the
Pacific
Coast
is
being
gradually
abandoned
sssollne
power
and
other
means
havnu
been
found
to
be
both
more
effective
and
elBclent.
Owing
to
the
rough
and
stormy
weather
prevailing
on
the
coast,
the
Union
steamer
Chelohaln
and
th
"PR
steamer
Princess
Sophia
ar
not
rxperted
to
reach
port
until
late
this
tvetflrg
from
tne
south.
Corp.
Edvtrd
Orant
who
formerly
drove
s
team
In
Prince
Rupert,
ha
been
killsd
in
action
at
th
front.
!j
In
The
Letter
Box
llUtMIM)
AT
Him.
SkldKt,
B.C.
February
is
Editor.
Dally
New.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Sir
We
have
read
with
Interest
the
suggestion
of
our
Fisheries
Department
to
put
a
48
hour
closed
MiMn
on
trcllcra.
I
ihmk
this
a
rank
Injustice
to
the
trailers
on
th
Q.C.I.
Three
years
ago
the
t
rollers
at
Hippo
trolled
only
eight
days
out
of
81
In
July.
To
be
able
to
troll
every
day
out
of
toe
ceek.
has
never
been
known.
The
troller
can
only
get
out
when
the
weather
permit
hint.
If
a
pity
that
some
of
our
fatbery
For
Six
Years
PIMPLES
Covered
Her
Face
Mr.
Albert
gtabb,
NrnWr.
Out,
wriUs:
'Ut
face
was
novered
with
pimple
and
was
so
bad
I
was
ashamed
to
be
seen.
differed
in
thia
way
for
six
voara,
ntitil
ose
day
a
friend
told
me
to
una
Hid
sf-r
T
in
tWd
bottles
th
pirr.filf
iti--f
...
jnne
and
rnv
tkia
wu
a
clean
at
-1
r
.uuta
a
trer.
"
Put
up
li
;iy
i,y
xh
T
Unborn
Co.,
United,
Toronto,
Oat.
RITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
To
the
end
o(
December,
192G.
-
Ilai
nrodueed
Minerals
as
folrownti
riacer
Silver.
$80,787,001:
Lead.,$106,976.442;
Copper..
ANT
old
Jaok
will
lift
a
ear
but
it
take
a
lot
of
Jack
to
ksp
oo
run
nlng
well.
DO
you
remember
"way
back
when
(Bay
thirty,
forty
years)
You
never
aaw
your
vwtwthcarta
lags.
'
But
Judged
bar
by
bar
ears?
The
kid
were
waatod
each
Saturday
night.
Their
daddy
cut
tnatr
hair.
Their
suits
were
mad
front
toair
uncle'
pant
'
And
they
tsar
no
undo
war.
Ik
woman
padded
but
did
not
paint.
Nor
smoke,
nor
drink,
nor
vot.
The
man
won
boot
and
llttl
stiff
hat
,
And
amlaawTs
Ilk
a
goat.
Mot
a
soul
bad
appendicitis.
Nor
thought
of
barring
gland;
Th
butcher
gave
hi
liver
away.
I
But
charged
you
for
hla
haaaa.
You
never
had
a
bank
account.
'
Tcur
beer
gav
six
par
cant.
Th
hired
girls
got
three
buck
a
,
And
twelve
bona
paid
th
rant
jYou
could
stand
aaah
night
whan
the
work
waa
or
Witb
an.
asnt
as
am
ail
And
your
hip
uppord
riot
thing
Except
your
own
shirt
tall.
Dismal
Patient
"Tea,
doctor,
my
head
is
like
a
lump
of
lead,
my
neck's
as
stiff
a
a
drainpipe,
my
chaafa
like
s
furnaea,
and
my
muscles
contract
like
nande
of
Iron.'
Doctor-
"I'm
not
awre
you
shouldn't
have
gone
to
a
hardware
dealer
"
Oood
'
Hardware.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT'
NOTICK
OF
AITf.lCATIllV
If
I
It
IJKKR
Notice
is
hereby
lven
that
on
thei
16th
day
of
March
n
v
.he
underalgned
Intends
to
apply
to
tl
t.iouor
Contra!
ooaru
i
or
a
licence
In
r.
ect
to
prt-mlT
helng
part
of
th
bu
..ng
known
as
"Hotel
Maasetf
'
situate
on
Lot
Bight
vi.
Drue
ruui
ubiiii
ia
Kian
it
i
-r
I
Masstt
Townslte
Town
of
Masse
tt
Queen
Chsrlotte
Ii;nd.
Prince
Rupert
I-snd
RegUtrat:;,n
n.
strict
in
the
Province
of
Brltleh
Columbia,
for
the
aalc
of
beer
by
tiie
glass
or
by
the
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
-the
n
v
remises
DATED
st
Prince
rtupert.
BC
this
16th
dsy
of
February.
IBM.
OORDON
B
DAVIE8.
..
.
Applicant.
"KOVKUXAiENTLlQUOR
ACT."
NOTICE
la
hereby
given
that
on
the
l
fli
.lay
of
March
next,
the
undersigned
:v.N,(,
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
license
in
respect
of
the
:ie:nles
belnt;
prt
of
trie
buildlni
k:iown
aa
Port
Clements
Hotel.
.It
us
ted
P'.rt
Clenientu
B.C..
Upon
th
lands
'i
Tlbed
m
lot
No.
5.
Block
44
8ub-'I
vision
of
!,"
74fl
Quen
Charlotte
U-:
,nd
Distrlr:
Map
No.
1078.
Prince
Ru-jxrt
l.aitrl
r.eglstratlon
Dlntrlct.
In
the
l':
vi;ire
of
British
Columbls.
for
the
,","'lM
''V
"
?!
"r
hy
the
open
'Mile
f
nsumption
on
the
premise
ruTF:.
-hla
1.1th
dsy
of
Prbn.Vfy.
I
.
HftYDONE
I.ORNE
TINOl.BT
Appllctnt.
1
I
I
I
I
I'
!
Gold,
$73.0l8aUk
Cold
209,!
09,967,068
f
Zi.
Cok9,
$24.699,188;
Structural
Materials
nnd
Mlueellaneoda
Miners!-,
fjidj-
its
mineral
production
to
the
end
of
1926
show
au
AGGREGATE
VALUE
OF
$988,108,470.
I'KODUCTION
yOU
VEAIl
ENDING
DECBMUBK,
1926,
$67.1
s
The
Minlnj;
lm
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
feea
lower
any
other
Province
In
the
Dominion,
or
ani
co.ony
In
the
British
Empire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
'
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
guaranteed
by
Crown
grants.
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
Reports
and
Maps,
may
be
oit
addressing
THE
HONORABLE
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES.
VICTORIA,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
N.B.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investment-"
should
refer
to
such
reports
!
able
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
i:
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada.
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recomm.-sources
of
information.
Reports
covering
of
the
Six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
publish!
-a
available
on
application.
officials
do
not
try
to
go
out
to
Hippo
and
see
conditions
and
try
the
trolling
i
there
for
themselves
I
wlU
guarantee
ibey
would
took
real
funny
out
there
trclllng.
or
trying
It.
in
a
northwester
Which
Is
th
prevailing
wind
In
the
rummer
Toe
conditions
and
element!
for
the
trailer
on
Use
Q
CJ
are
hard
enough,
wi
trout
these
who
know
nothing
whatever
about
fishing
or
conditions
here,
trying
to
make
It
harder
for
them.
.
I.
c.
sinun.
Man
in
the
Moon
GOOD
morning
mining
stock?
FOR
a
government
Job
One
hundred
applied
I
On
get
it.
Use
rest
!
War
all
aaAlatatd.
for
to
have
you
sold
yoar
A
CROOK
la
a
aaan
wt
from
trying
to
avoid
work.
gets
beat
A
lot
of
aiosii
are
sick
who
would
new
have
known
tt
If
It
had
net
been
Cotton
Crepe
H2
SPECIAL
FOR
THURSDAY.
FRIDAY
AND
S.MI;i
Good
quality
Cotton
Crepe,
suitable
'
in
the
following
shades:
Grey,
Coral,
(in,
dew,
Brown,
WhiU.
Red.
Pink.
Blue,
Mam.
sell
till
Saturday
niicht
for
19c
T
1
TTfe
.
1
J
a
Dour
oros.,
Ltd,
Phnne
645
3rd
Av
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand'
ippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
HRRAKFAST
H'Mi
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
psh
&
Cold
Storage
Co
W
Prince
Rupert.
R
C.
All
Sweaters,
Mackinaws,
Wind
Breakers
REDUCED
U
PER
CENT
RUIlRERa
sizes
6
and
7,
regular
$2.25,
now
Shoe
Sole
Continue.
Every
pair
mu-i
"
THOR
JOHNSON
I
ItXmtrTVItXiIir
"
'
sawassata
msr
ITU
A
ny
.M.
a
Best
ProcwaWe
(THE
ORIGINAL)
Pure
Scotch
WliisW
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
Csttk4
mJ
runniM'
k
WJIian
Cnst
a
Smt
Iii..lt4.
CMimid
(Uirm-CttiZ
OmShnm.
Dull
ImiUHpM,
Scsilsss.
This
ndvirtisement
is
not
published
or
dip
Liquor
Control
Board
or
ly
the
flovt
n
Rrltish
Columbia