CANADIANS
INVENT
NEW
MACHINE
GUN
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criina.
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matinne
left),
and
Otto
P.
Hlndel
hart
(Inset,
right),
or
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Pndo
gun
whJcH
can-
ffreXSSO
thott
a
n
in
Vented
h
llufe
Koenig
(in-
ROAD
CAMPS
NEW
HOTEL
AT
SEGRAVE
IIONOItEI)
ON
RETURN
TO
EXGlxD
,
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IN
INTERIOR
LAKELSE
LAKE
!
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Work,
on
lilghway
Near
Uik
Lodge
Will
He
Completed
by
J.
,
JiSin
Conqufd.,at
,
.-.IteSlphnon?
pnd
Asso
Two
points
ciates
hoon
fNRUACE,
May
20
!
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gov.
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EISEATH
that
roof
lies,
all
that
he
'holds
dear;
his
pride,
'and,
his
responsibility
his
challenge
to
fate
and
fortune.
Tonight
he
approaches
it
with
a
new
buoyancy
in
his
step
...
a
new
light
in
his
eye.
A
weight
has
rolled
off
his
mind.
For
today
he
has
taken
the
step
which,
will
forever
banish,
from
his
home
.
and
loved
ones
the
spectre
of
want
and
privation.
Today
he
has
assured
the
fruition
oflhii
,
i
;
if
s
plans
,
.
.
the
welfare
of,
his
wife,
'the
'
r
education
of
his
children
.
.
.
even
if
ho
should
not
be
spared
to
see
them
through
!
Today
he
has
invested
in
Life
Insurance
sufficient
to
provide
completely
for
those,
...
who
make
his
home
the
most
precious
'
spot
in
the
world
to
him.
.So
tonight
he
enters,
to
the
welcome
-
that
awaits
him,
withr-if
4
-
lighter
heart
and
a
care-f
reef
'V
'.
jure
jn$urc
mxxwt
to
Ull
it
TERRACE,
May
20.
The
new
Lakelse
Lydge
bejng
built
near
the
lerttment
road
camp
on
the
Jer-
Lakelse
hotsprings
by
J.
Bruce
race-yski'hlifhwny
has
been
estab-,
jphnstone
and
asAveiate
Is
near-lished
'
at
the
east
side
of
the
injr
completion
and
will
be
ready
fCoppeV
River
bridge
with
'
Alex
for
occupancy
In
.
about
three
f
KerV
In.
charge.
The
work
on
the
brdgrAwil
be
completed
early
thl
wkund
work
wfll
continue
on
.tbejrpad
to
Usk.
Another",
camp
fs
established
ntar;iheUsk
end
and
a
gang
of
men
wdjrMng
this
way
from
there.
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1
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FINISHING
REPAIRS
Weeks
tlm'p.
This
new
hotel
is
being
built
on
the
lake
shore
about,
a
naif
mile
south
of.
the
forestry
cabin
and
W.
0.
Fulton's
summer
home.
The
building,
a
log
one,
with
the
peeled
cedar
logs
standing
on
end,
:
has
a
frontage
of
CO
feet,
overlooking
the
writer,
and
commands
a
magnificent
view
of
the
lake
I
scenery.
The
living
room
and
.
'
,,
,
,
idining
room,
arched
between,
ex-
Ripgitt
to
the
fish
packer
I
(end
acrom
the
front
of
the
iwwuunnery,
wnisn
recently,
building.
These
rooms
are
fin-truck
a
..rock
in
Qrenviile
Chan-Ughed
in
eoKonwood
veneer
with
iu
and
sank,
are
expected-to
be
.rustic
panelling
and
a
capacious
SJWJsixg
i
vne
local
ory
uocki
l
ltftarfhw
j
(replace
is
being
bunt
in
ine
lor-mer.
The
building
will
have
11
bedrooms
rind
detached
kitchen.
Mr.
Johnstone
has
spent
the
past
winter
and
spring
at
the
lake
get-tiny
material
in
mul
loess
for
building
the
actual
building
activities
are
now
being
rapidly
carried
to
completion.
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
LADIES
1ERRACE
Successful
Event
Took
Place
at
G.W.V.A.
Hall
in
Charge
of
Mrs.
Robinson
TERRACE,
May
20:
The
W,
A,
of
the
Anglican
Church
held
a
verv
successful
sale
of
aprons.
home
cooking,
candy
and
,
after-
moon,
.tea
oji
Saturday
in
the
G.W.V.A.
Hall.
Spring
flower
VeTe"
effectively
uied
in
decorat
"tntf.
Liberal'
patronage1
vMs
e-
I.
.......
.
.
m
m
.
teiidW
ttfreneut
tne
auernoen
Uiul
the
proceed
were
very
gratt
tying.
The
following'
ladies
were
in
charge
of
the
booths
.
.
.
General'
conveneri
Mrs.
A.
VV
t
Robinson.
'
Cashier
Mrs.
Snarkes.
v
Aprona
Mrs.
C.
R.
GilberC
iMrs.
H,'L
Smith,
Miaa
Deacon.
)
f
ilome
Cooking
Mr
A.
Carr.
"
Cundy
Mrs.
"
Burnett,
Mr,
Rrumhrft:
Mrti.
Uunin.
-
White
Elephant
Mr.
Grcig,
lirs.
Head,
Mrs.
Uyson.
Tea
Tblej
Mrs.
Thompson,
ussisted
by
Misses
Edna
Dover,
Clara
Little,
Margaret
Cook
and
Helen
Smith.
Kitchen
Mrs.
Attree
and
Mrs'.
Gordon,
nnd
Miss
Donald.
1
ERR
ACE
OLD-TIMER
SUFFERS
STROKE
AND
'
PASSES
AWAY
SUNDAY
TERRACE,
May
20.
Tony
Rrunstn,
an
old-timer
of
this
dis
trict,
who
lived
on
the
Copper
River,
suffered
a
etroke
on
Satur
day"
evening
and
expired
at
1
o'clock
Sunday
morning.
WARM
WEATHER
BADLY
NEEDED
Prairie
Crops
Suffering
From
Cold
Hut
Nothing
Very
Serious
4i
'
wiNNiritti.
May
20
:
cold
weather
continues
to-hold
backl
the.gxowth
throughout
.praciLcaJly
all
of
the
plains
It
is
shown
in
the
third
wepkly,
crop,
report
pf,
the
C.N.R.
In
fact.miany
points
In
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan,
report
heav'frosts
and'
during
the
J,.
tifleelvng
of.'.wheat
is
practically
innnii
jiu
u
largciierceni
oi
GrXtze
lrmftm
is
In
lh
lrrmini!
miT'lhe'
ihfavorable
weather
Is
retarding
germination.
Ono
or
two
section
complain
of
lack
of
moisture,
but
on
the
whole
there
is
plenty
and
the
only
thing
needed
Is
warm
weather.
While
wheat
seeding
is
com
pleted
in
Manitoba,
farmers
in
Home
districts
are
delaying
the
seeding
of
the
coarso
grains
un
til
the
weeds
nave
mado
some
headway.
Tho
whole
province
Is
surrering
from
cold,
and
snow.
Alirl
frnut
In
tranarnl
QnmA
...VtAnt
is
uhowing
in
southern
and
cen-j
The
Mayor
of
Southampton
greeting
Major
s
rivui
fnim
Daytnna
Diach,
when?
ho
broku
ul)
lUtomobiles.
On
the
left
is
the
M
,)or,
in
the
King,
and
Mrs.
SegraVe
i
shown
on
the
right
A
FEW
FACTS
ABOUT
PRINCE
RUPERT
Prince
Rupert
is:
The
terminus
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
v
The
Central
administrative
point
for
the
whole
of
central
and
northern
Hritish
Columbia.
The
nfarc-t
pojnt
in
)irltish
Columbia
to
the
OricnL
The
centre
ofthe
halihilt
and
salmon
fishing
business.
The
centre
of
an
extensive
mining
nnd
lumlicring
di4rid.
Prince
Rupert
has
One
of
the
finest
harbors
in
(he
world.
'
The
lat-gest
freh
halibut
buxincwi
in
the
world
''
'
The
largest1
fish
cold
Ktorage
plant
in
the
world.
"A"lai
stftFtTVndern
irydock
iind'Shlpbuilding
plant
A
grain
elevator
leaned
to
the
Allx-rta
Wheat
1W
with
a
parity
of
l.'iSO.OOO
bushels.
-
l,V
large,
modern.
ocean
dock.
I
I.,..
tit
.!..
.l
.LI..I.
mill,
tri
a,
iicn
iiiinjriii
luiiiivj
mill,
fi.iiiiiiK
unu
piuiii
j
-
i
')
bo.x
factory
with
capacity
output
of
60,000
board
frttW'
Fish
reduction
plant.
J
A
new
mijliflt
Porpoise
llarbor
nnd
another
building
alor
side
it
seven
miles
from
the
city.
Hallway
shops
employing
about
73
men.
,
Several
ship
heds
for
building
and
repairing
small
craft
Provincial
government
district
office
and
court
house.
Dominion
government
fisheries,
customs,
and
other
off'1"
Marine
department
central
station.
Dominion
government
wircleM
station.
Canadian
National
district
offices.
Dominion
fisheries
experimental
station.
II.
C.
Packers
district
office.
,
,
,
Consolidated
-Mining
&
Smelting
district
assay
office.
P.
lturhs
Co.,
Ltd,,
:
modern
abattoir.
Several
docks.and
whnrve
used
by
coasting
vessel
Number
of
fish
houses
doing
nn
export
husinc.-A
About
twenty
salmon
canneries
In
the
nelshborhood.
Several
fishery
supply
and
shipchandlery
estiblishmenK
Several
wholesale
housed
do'n
a
large
business
In
the
&
irict.
,
Fine
modernretail
PtorcM.
(JoikI
steamship
services
tn
Alaska
nnd
south
to
VanroU'
and
Victoria
nnd
wst
to
the
(Juecn
Charlotte
Islands
Three
large
oil
and
gasoline
distribution
stations
(lood
hotels
nnd
restaurants.
Prince
Rupert
has:
Modern
high
school
with
first
year
university
classes
Pour
public
schools
with
over
thirty
teachers.
Seven
churches
representing
the
most
important
demon
m-(Ions.
Paved
streets
nnd
concreto
sidewalks
in
the
business
sect
Well
kept
gardens
nnd
pretty
residences.
Number"
of
clubs
and
fraternal
organisations,
Prince
Rupert
has:
No
severe
cold
In
winter.
No
extreme
heal
in
summer,
No
mosqultos
or
other
insect
pests,
Ureal
opportunities
for
boating,
fishing
and
huntinir
Fewer
climatic
or
other
disadyantagcn
than
nint
P
af
,
.
Canada.
'
A
harbor
that
never
frecs.!
jj
tral
Manitoba.
There
is
plenty
of
moisture
and
all
that
is
needed
)s
warm
weather.
Saskatchewan
seems
to
be
furi
ther
advanced
than
any
of
the
other
provinces,
wheat
is
showing
throughout
tho
province
and
one
district
reports
the
wheat
is
up
wl.Alo
the
outlnt
'a
.
1
ai'
pgr
cent
Increase
ltpoVtwl
nt
Ilnn"'":::"-.,
p
Alberto,
like
her
vnee.
i"
lmdly
nr'
"
rfr
wcamer,
wm.-
.
,i,,,t
flfnllv
comnlcto
itniJ
,
showing
in
svrJ
two
Inches.
A
small
portion
In
Seeding
of
coar"J,
,h
it
u
the
soutn
was
uadly
frozen.
Afundr.wy.
rorv'r
few
districts
In
central
Sn
stent
-.farmers
are
JookipK
-
-
i--
.
.
.
i-m
uliewnn
fear
the
backward
weathf
l
a
good
crop
hu
er
will
rot
the-seed,
but
on
tho
lis
much
in
necu.
I