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BURNS
LAKE
j
BaUway.
Mr.
Burden
declared
I
that
work
on
the
extension
of
An
elaborate
new
dining
room
the
railway
,
to
Prince
Ceorge
for
a
rlalt
with
Mrs.
Funnell'a
daughter,
Mrs.
Verne
Taylor.
Hiss
Irene
Loveeeth
arrived
last
week
from
Prince
George
to
visit
with
bar
parents
at
v
..i.uii'
1
j
.
District
visitors
Jn
town
during
the
vftesk
hue
Included:
Mrs.
Wedoe4y,
Way
29.
W29
Mytra
and
Mrs.
"Humphreys
of
l
-
'
'
-
-r
mm
Coileyssowiit;
Frank
Smith,
Fran-
Uke.
IS
BRITAIN
TOO
EASY?
Arthur
Wood
left
last
week
for
Is
Great
Britain
too
easy
with
foreign
nations,
egpe.:yeouvM-
after
having
spent
a
cially
with
regard
to
war
debt
settlements.
Britain
was
fw
l
jhedif?ct
8tak'
the
first
country
to
make
a
settlement
with
United
,Bf
JjlB,n-States.
She
has
held
off
from
forcine
a
settlement
with
,..
nw
v
occur
so
rapidly
that
in
two
or
three
years
it
is
difficult
Mra.
Walter
Perry
and
daugh-t
to
recognize
the
place
as
the
same.
People
come
and
go.
ter,
who
came
from
Princ
Rup-
become
established
there.
VANDER1100F
wouju
commence
next
year,
He
addressed
a
Board
of
Trade
France
and
one
of
.her
statesmen
has
declared
that
she
boomed
down
Burns
Lake
to
the
audience
at
did
not
wish
any
money
from
other
nations
over
and
jk
ladder
at
Tintagei.
above
the
amount
necessary
to
pay
what
she
owes.
j
-d
bl
j
m
v
e
9
British
labor
leaders
are
objecting;
to
this
passive
at-1
are
beinlTmade
on
thu
enTof
titude
:
on
the
r
part
of
their
i
country
-
and
i
are
talking
....
of
be-
.
the
'
Bum
.
Lake-Endako
.
road.
ing
more
aggressive
ana
securing
a
Better
settlement.
Curve
are
being
widened
and
d;ui..
4-1
in..-
r
j
LIKE
A
PROCESSION
the
surfaces
extended
and
im
proved.
Mra.
Frank
Smith
of
Francois
Lake
has
been
suffering
considerably
of
lae
with
sciatica.
'The
local
jElks'
Lodge
held
Its
annual
Flag
Day
on"
Friday
hyt.
Hundreds
of
school
children
as
well
as
many
adults
were
In
attendance,
The
weather
has
been
fair
hexe
of
late
with
occasional
rain
showers
which
have
been
welcomed
at
least
as
far
as
the
farmers
of
the
district
were
concerned.
The
plane
Hazelton,
recently
bought
henrby
Dick
Corless
for
commercial
use
in
this
district,
has
been
given
extensive
overhaul
preparatory
to
making
test
flights,
thisiweek.
(
The
formal
opening
of
the
fine
new
store
of
the
Home
Furnish-
rs.here
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Quebec
Street
took
place
last
Saturday.
The
Craig
School
of
Dancing
made
a
great
hit
before
a
large
;
yonderful
progress
is
being
made
in
beautifying
the
resi-
prtment
in
connection
with
the;
Th
.
.
.
ijmas
an
du
ui
iieiiiiuneiife
vnicn
me
cnanges
mentioned
r
above
seem
to
belie.
PpodIp
nrp
inakinrr
narmannnt
lintniw
.
.
....
an
entertainment
which
was
put
on
last
Wednesday
evening.
Those
appearing
in
solo
numbers
included
Miss
Nan)
Craig,
Mrs.
H.
H.
Hodgson,
Miss
Slaude
Renwick,
Miss
Nona
Hodgson,
Miss
Opal
Ramsland,
John
Mclnnjs
and
others.
The
Women's
Hospital
iary
has
received
a
donation
from!
the
Good
Cheer
Club
of
Central
Fort
George
o
assist
in
the
jeno-vation
of
private
and
semi-private
wards
Jn
the
hospital.
.
li.
very
year
there
is
a
new
array
of
clergymen,
teachers,
ert
ime
and
have
ben
!
There
have
been
a
number
.of
;
bank
employees,
Government
employees,
fishermen,
bus-
vl,ith,8
wlth
Mrs-
Pe"8
par-
j
rather
serious
forest
fires
in
tnis
j
inessmeh.
Eveiything
is
changing
and
doing
so
rapidly.
f!?M,r-
anJ
J,r.Jam!"
c4ark'-iS,tr'
of
rcla,a
oi
r
A
rPrtn.n
nmmint
nf
nnm,
icTA
fn,
n
fnJ
Ci
Mt
Uilweelor
Toronto
wnere
(the
Forest
Branch
Kave
called
-
-
.f
Vr,U
'
ik
tney
win
join
Jlr.
Perry
who
has
.
seems
as
n
it
is
overuone
m
t'rince
ituueiT.
irie
exnecta-
tions
of
the
people
who
came
are
too
great
and
they
could
not
be
realized.
WONDERFUL
PROGRESS
out
many
men
to
assist
in
quelling
tbem:
ALICE
ARM
Anyox
Boy
Scouts,
in
charge
of,
for
tnpmcoiv
nnri
Bntj;;
7i;
;r.,v;
"
7:
;r;"r:
fi
c"anwn
or
the
board
of
ji:-::
v
mon
ty
m
stewart.
,
;
.
,
w
Htomiig
wiu
jjuttes
village
commissioners
of
Vander-i;
r
vuu-
i
beautiful.
A
large
proportion
of
the
people
own
their
hoof
is
among
those
who
have
re-
llc
work9-
homes
and
that
adds
to
the
stability
of
the
place.
Today
eived
pat
invitations
to
at-
T
.
,
'
,
,
j
on
some
streets
there
will
be
a
dozen
nice
k
gardens
where
the
convention
of
the
Asso-
vlib"
'
"Jf
!
last
year
there
were
only
two.
elated
Board,
of
Trade
of
iS"?
hre
A
T
,
.
tr.l
HriH.h
Cnliimhia
In
Prlnro
"aK,W
OT
manuscripts,
etc.,
L-onumons
sucn
as
those
mentioned
make
life
much-Rap.,
net
month
more
attractive
here
than
it
formerly
was.
So
attractive
has
it
become
that
we
find
a
few
nennlp
whn
iro
nnt
rn-L-'
Pmt
v
it
Saw.
r
v,.
...
.
ing
making
this
place
their
home.
Some
come
in
for
the
of
the
University
Klv-
Jv-
B-
"nl"
winter
from
outside
points
instead
of
gointr
south
of
Brith,h
Goia
delivered
a
f""
,w
h
he
nKica"
On
every
hand
there
Js
a
tendency
toward
rTnan'ncy.
oTr
What
is
needed
is
to
try
to
make
the
roving
occupations
:
hi.
more
permanent,
to
get
men
and
women
in
the
office,
ResponbStie
in
ForeigJ
a7J
Harry
winfjeld
.and
'S.
P.
Dav-the
Stores
and
the
schools
who
Will
stav
here,
mnkino-
tVjia
fir
"
'
v
t
f
Id90n
f
Vancouver
have
arrived
H..tl
i
"
'
o
,
meir
nome
town.
ENCOURAGE
PERMANENCE
Various
factors
make
for
AecfdenU'hiye
been
so
preval-
j
ent
In
the
diitrfct
of
late
that
the
provincial
poli.ee
have
been
compelled
to.
dea.
more
strictly
with
Tf
offences
under'
the
Motor
life
is
made
attractive,
the
nennl
like
hide
Act.
'
A'
roads,
sidewalks,
gardens,
playgrounds,
schools,
'reading
Mr.
T.
n
i.
dealing
with
earjy
history
of
the!
province.
from
the
south
and
will
spend
'
the
summer
prospecHng
In
the
district.
Paddy
Morley
has
returned
to
A
-
1
'
.
At
4
.
v.
"
iwfl
nijer
spending
we
wirjier
I
a
a
a
at
me
Anyox
mine.
Victoria
Day
was
suitably
luuiub
anu
liDranes
are
amone
these.
Moat
of
these
f;
.wiebrated
In
yllce
Arm
and
Innce
Rupert
has.
Her
library
in.
particular
caters
to
Gilbert
Henfe-
'i
there
were
many
visitor
.over
a
need
in
the
city,
making
pleasant
the
long
winter
eve-1
ft
,
.
,
ifrom
Anyo?-
nings
and
encouraijinir
the
oeonle
to
stav
hv
nrnviiHno-'
R-
"
Moore
ls
,eav,n
"norUy:
r-
a
,
.
,
,
;bualnM.
He
will
be
accompanied
Ketchikan
Post
of
the
American
nrlAi?5-?f
"??!
t0dny
ii8
8
F?1'
You"g
10
Herbert
Porttr-
''Leffcn
Tre
exUu
llt
find
it
difficult
to
employ
their
evenings
and
to
keeni
.
'.T.
.
'Stewart
and
Hyder
shortly.
The
tnemselves
lit
during
the.
winter.
In
the
summer
"
thev'
,
T
.arae"'et
ms
,e"1
'
plan
is
to
make
the
trip
by
air-
havethPsnlr.
In
V
In
i.-W
tlX
"1
.
..Z
."f
train
of
twenty
horses
from
here,
I)lfln.
nVnnilZ
I
V-
"iV""
on
wnicn,to
Fort
Mcleod
with
Glen
Bra-
to
row
Mw
or
paddle
and
.H
i
i
hunting
and
fishing
as
amusements,
man
and
Ed.
Small
in
charge,
3
,Kwe
ocner
tnan
badminton
and
They
will
III
be
be
met
met
a
at
u
basketball.
i
iu
ii
Many
u
do
not
care
for
these
.snorts
and
the
by
.engjiieers
who
result
is
they
become
unfit
for
their
work.
We
have
talked
fftfitw
tj&purcei
about
a
bier
nublic
frvmnasinm
fnr
ton
na
V,,,f
u..
try
ftr
railway
interest
made
no
determined
effort
to
secure
it.
Possiblv
thisl
'
"u
'
.
,
"
"
f
!
future
rx.
Church
of
i
venr.
Riif
snail
wo
f,n,I
UA
uLa'
t
..K,1
Z
England
ffV.7
3
u
?f
wl
b
held
in
Vander.
v
a
vunwnuniijr
juu,
uui
hiusl
ue
jinaieu
oy
one
man.
SIMONDS
SAWS
ijic
most
economical
saws
to
use
Slmond
Canada
Saw
Co.
Urailcd,
St.
Rcml
St.
and
Acorn
Ave.
VAACPUKr,0.t-
mwnifcM.
I'M,"!.
0.
St.
Joha,N.B.
Victoria
n
af
U'A
alof
i
rn
tori
Fprt
McLeod
here
with
a
baseball
game
be-
WW,
a
tween
Stewart
and
Hvder
and
a
n
thatvCOUn-
jrlonco
un,Ur
th
imnWi
of
iha
CflllArllfln
T
trrtnr
','
Mivui
p
Harry
J.
Wells,
vice-president
of
f
PLl.kj,.
W&Jla
J.nmt.o
hoof
on
Sunday
mornings
and
at
(
Co.f
vMover.
was
a
business
.Viur
.uiniB
ii
wie
wiiernoons
,
visitor
In
Rfownrt
last
week.
and
evenings.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Hon.
F.
P.
Burden,
minister
of
i
Tom
Jadro
has
Joined
Jlje
staff
of
T.
Patterson's
barber
shop
here.
I
lands,
and
Hon.
William
Atkin-
Judgment
has
been
reserved
by
son,
minister
of
agriculture,
were
Chief
Justice
Mpirlson
n
Su-visitors
here
and
in
the
district!
preme
Court
at
Vancouver
In
the
jlast
week.
They
made
the
trip
'action
of
William
F.
Harris
of
jovcr
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
j
Port
Angeles,
Wash,
who
sued
GIANT
ZEPPELIN
WHICH
FAILED
TO
MAKE
SECOND
FLKJHT
TO
NEW
YORK
Captain
Ernst
Lehmann.
upper
right,
executive
officer
of
the
Graf
Z.pr
above
made
an
attempt
to
guide
the
huge
airship
acres
the
Atlantic
Ocean
u-i-r
personal
direction
of
Dr.
Hujo
Eckner,
below,
left;
while
Sir
Hubert
Wllkins,
Arala
explorer,
was
among
the
pa8iengers.
The
map,
below,
fight,
show,
the
approxim.,..
r
e
the
ship
was
to
have
taken.
Daniel
Llndeborg
and
associates
for
$100,000
as
his
share
of
nro-,
Auxil-jceeds
in
the
sale
of
the
Big
Mis-i
souri
mine.
i
After
an
absence
of
five
years,
Senator
John
Ronan
has
arrived
in
this
district
to
look
after
his
mining
interests
and
do
some
prospecting.
Government
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt
of
Prince
Rupert
was
herej
last
week
to
hold
court
of
revia-
via
via
t,iv
1'iuiiuviai
ivinn
now
Mr
Cayman,
E.
C.
Bennett,
J.
Richmond,
"""
R.
'
E.
Jones
and
R.
B.
.
B....
r-1
it.
r-
1
Board
of
Trade
is
in
communlca-
"
,
,
7.V
,
I
,BRlcht
were
among
the
arrivals
:
'
,Hn
vl-HU
h
CnAtn
VoHftnoi:10""
nouuay
ween-ena
nere:,
c,wnrt
.v
frnrn
v
...
....
...
.
.
-
-.-"
.J
i
F-tl
r.
"n
.
Wiuie
tnere
are
constant
changes
going
en
in
the
city,
Railway
and
the
Post
Office
de-r"ta,npt;a
81
ra"8
uree-
couver.
There
wait
a
public
meeting
"in
it.
i-i
a
i
t
.rrovot
fn,
it.
t.
v...
nien
lor
me
ceieurauun
oi
wo-
aw
r
V
il
NOURISHMENT
that
suits
tfie
"andy"9oot(i
IS
WELCOME
NEWS
for
HERE
mothers
who
er
their
cbil
Jrcn
arc
too
fond
of
sweets.
Let
them
have
Quake
Puffed
Wheat.
Jt
satisfies
the
caody
craving,
but
has
all
the
wholesomencss
of
whole
wheat.
Millions
of
food
cells
in
each
grain
are
ex-plodcd
when
the
wheat
is
puffed.
The
rich
food
stores
of
the
grain
arc
released
or
easy
and
complete
assJmihdon.
The
wheat
bran
il
all
there,
but
so
concealed
you
would
not
notice
it.
The
flavour
Is
that
of
jtoasted
nut-meats.
Jt
satisfies
when
appetites
need
tempting
because
they
Jag.
Give
it
to
hc
children
freely
at
any
time
during
the
dy.
At
breik&st
or
any
other
njeaj,
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
is
a
delidoui
cereal
dish,
Serve
with
fruits
or
just
miljc
ot
cream.
Quaker
PUFFED
WHEAT
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
OPERATING
G.
T.
P.
20,000-TON
FLOATING
DRYDOCK'
Engineens
Machinists,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmiths
1'attcro
Makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers.
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
Our
Plant
la
.Equipped
to
Handle
All
Kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK
PHONES
43
AND
S85
Puffed
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is
Good,
Tof
Puffed
Rice
i
puffed
Siaker
e
Puffed
Whcst.
ThcooJ
cells
are
exploded
and
brpken
dpwa
PffcdRiceswothrt
delidquj
dainty,
with
the
texture
and
taste
of
toasted
nut
meati
and
M
of
tbc
rHf
energy
of
fine
white
rice.
F.)f
varicry,
keep
both
kinds
in
the
house.
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MADE
BY
TUB
MILLERS
OP
QUAKER.
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