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COLUMBIA
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Afternoon.
.Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
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Managing-Editor'
then
the
country
will
have
the
finest
scenic
Wghwy
in
British
Columbia.
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It
is
any
wonder
that
Prince
Rupert
people
are
anxious
to
have
a
new
province
when
in
twenty
years
aU
the
road
i
V.,,;h
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v.
n
.
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r
i
j
lne
uyro
Club
is
to
be
conp-rtnlatAl
nn
itn
offn
i
,
.
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O
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,w
V..V1VO
All
.
the
past
and
on
its
new
proposal.
There
is
plenty
of
scope
'
for
its
activities
and
it
is
to
be
honed
that
it
will
keen
rivkt
MARKETING
BONDS
,
nJt
wv
PPJe
ear
thathre
was
a
slump
on
the
stack
market
and
tnat
prices
of
securities
were
doing
den
they
did
not
realae
that
this
miVi,f
v,..
lh
"r
the
situation
in
Prince
Rupert
&
7hZn
uT
afflS
the
S?5",mSe-
.X?t
this
Imping
of
rit
rffeS
marketing
of
city
bonds
and
that
affects
the
amouat
of
work
whicH
the
citv
may
do
in
improvement
work
we
find
oui-selves
tied
up
with
the
gambling
interests
ihl
progress
of
one
affecting
the
prog
of
the
otS
SALARIES
OI'
MEMBERS
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
NFW
HAZELTON
uuuk.
u
uc
i
luvuiuiai
uuveriimeni.
nas
ueen
live
anu
now
tat
xt
wistrr
t
pu4,
nait
miles
and
now
the
work
is
dropped
entirely
th
the
twt
ti.
...;n
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j
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.
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fj
i
;
thro
through
jjiumuse
iimi
it
win
ue
resumeu
at
soiree
inqeiiniie
juiure
time:
,
.
z
WORK
ON
GAME
nunux'n
:
TJiatCyoiCIub
has
a
rain
sPr
itsolf
m
the
cits
m
its
proposal
to
improve
the
playground
at
the
1
or
corner
of
McBnde
and
Sixth
Street
The
city
own
four
I
M
here
wun;,i,
ui
cudi
mm
ui
mat
miersecuon
anjdajraposal
was
made
that
the
roads
through
the
centre
smranf
be
diverted
and
the
four
made
into
one
good
athletic
park
at
wheh
games
might
be
played.
This
did
not
meet
with
general
favor.
Just
now
one
of
the
corners
is
irt
use.
It
was
levelled
off
by
the
city
several
years
ago
and
this
spring
has
been
ased
more
than
ever
before.
A
game
of
baseball
may
be
seen
in
progress
there
almost
anv
fine
eveninn-
anrl
th
youngsters
shape
themselves
well.
While
the
ground
is
n
iiratMaass
condition,
it
answers
the
purpose.
What
is
needed
is
a
second
irround
whpro
hnv
niiUp
HecUns
of
the
Royal
Bask
OkooOa
ataff
la
Victoria
arrived
last
week
to
apeaa
a
hatkUr
wtto
"
MMti.
Mt.
aoA'
Mr.
Steoben
H.
HotkhM.
Mrs
v.
S.
MsCasWin.
offaaJeer
of
Women's
Iostltetes
for
toe
Deoartmesrt
of
AfKeultvre.
has
bees
a
receat
visitor
in
Sealthen.
WUllaas
MaNeistt.
awatter
for
the
Workmsos
OBttoeoaattOB
Board,.
ts
a
rial
tor
in
tktt
Olstolat
tool
week
oO
official
burtprKi.
BURNS
LAKE
MJas
Bka
Bortnun
of
Prince
Oeome
jit
1
T
I
f
'
A-Utl"
WI
aiiuwicr
game
OI
Daseoail
poreala.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Bortrem.
without
interfering
with
the
one
already
in
progress.
The
i
juvenile
population
is
growing,
but
the
facilities
for
recre-
IO
tTLhUJ
15
-mgi.utoUiB
tu
neep
Wlin
T,ne
aemanu.
isj
tm
wt
t
imt
vtui
ku
Mrs.
here
on.
We
feel
sure
that
in
doing
so
it
will
have
the
backfn.i:i,c,,,n,p
.
sew,
ui
wic
cuuiiiiumiy.
iNoining
is
loo
good
lor
the
boys
and
girls
who
are
growing
up
and
playgrounds
used
judiciously
are
the
best
means
of
helping
them
by
teaching
thera
to
hoJp
themselves.
Mr.
ad
Mm.
8.
a.
Stew.
Woods
of
Vanocuver
la
with
her
Osuchtt.
Mr
C.
E.
Imsaon
aaa
H.
R.
MsMSa
of
Vaaeowwr
hove
been
apc0taf
several
data
best,
vtrttsng
imang
other
places
NadHta
aver.
Franeete
lake,
Ootea
Lake
sod
WtotaAa.
Atsiu
Otrtreta
ad
Bd.
SoVfan
are
now
onsjaaert
In
ptonfjixua?
ib
th
Willow
Creek
district
north
of
Bat;
Lake.
The
Bona
Lake
Ornsaiomni
have
tosnato
od
oMMraber
lat
to
full
btooaa
aat
a
tery
exceSeat
erop
k
111
eS)eo.
Vader,
the
lane
twumer
ooiWHtions
which
have
been
prevaUlnc
reoentlj,
bathlhf
la
Bttma
Lake
baa
beea
a
very
reereattott
with
all
reeMeals.
STEWART
A.
Frasier
made
a
brief
oome
neonie
are
never
Riisf
.ri
Aff
.
t..
bwainou
irir.
n.,,.
elected
to
represent
the
people
of
Canada
in
Ihe
House
of
rcnily-tommone
Uie
members
tried
to
advance
their
own
anl
...
along
with
96
senators,
draw
down
quite
a
lot
of
money
Hanson,
proprietor
of
already,
the
senators
being
paid
the
same
amount
as
mm-
th
un
-M"he
in
KeUhikau
bers
of
the
Commons
and
that
for
doing
almost
nothinn-
and
-iaing
properties
Happily
the
Mackenzie
King
Government
refused
fe
Tex",.
0rek5
vfre
,on
8
Wp
grant
the
request
for
an
advance
and
the
members
have
to
U
inita'
1
Continue
on
that
mpnnrp
nittoruo
rf
fm
i
m.-.j
......
t
r
iil
-p--r..iv
wiuui
tiiuuBuiiu
or
$oo5
i
wroions
ana
supplies
were
a
ijiuuui
lur
uie
wnoie
year.
sent
up
last
week
for
the
Her-
In
the
old
days
it
was
considered
an
honor
to
be
chosen
cu,e8
m,ne
wlllch
Jt
18
UB,e
to
represent
the
people
in
Parliament.
Today
the
mem-110
w,u
"n
1)6
,n
PrflU)n
liers
are
paid
for
their
services
and
they
want
more.
Iti
"
in
Rllrri
mnvomonto
qq
tVinco
i..V.;U
i.
.
.
v,wC
'km
inane
ii
necessary
in
The
fnllowlnir
officers
have
some
counties
for
dictators
to
step
in
and
take
the
power
,in
ieted
for
the
Stewart
out
of
the
hands
of
the
people's
representatives.
We
do
Gu,,d
,n
connection
wiu
the
not
want
to
elect
men
Who
Will
lord
it
over
us
Wp
wnnt
('riPPld
Children's
Hospital
at
them
to
be
on
a
level
with
thp
rpst
nnt
V,in-V,l
iA
Vancouver:
president.
Mrs.
R.
T
.
,
"v
"b"'J
lJu
ux
(
"rosby
ficials.
vice-president.
Miss
Katn
'Kyan,
secretary
treasurer,
Mrs
''At'
W.
H.
Watson;
convener
tt
sv-mir.
Mrs.
Frank
Bowler.
At
IVe-
j
Wlgg
O'Neill
of
Smittters
fell
taier
a
similar
jruiid
has
bean
foul
of
the
police
here
last
week
formed
with
the
following
of-
.
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.
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wnn
n
moiori
uuwn
in
a
ur-
liters;
ounonn
wcsmiin.
CUy
delivery,
bj
mal
lor
earner,
yearly.
PW
"vance
o.
Uon
car
wltjout
,ktnse
D
L
pitt
dent
Mr9.
)&me,
Kor7fj
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
mnth
.
..........
.
.50
,,,.
.
vw-nr-sident
Mrs.
DAILY
EDITION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Cential
British
Columbia,
Daid'ln
advance
for
vearl
v
Deriod
....
&&
.......
.
3.00
Wednesday,
Juac
12,
TOURIST
TRAFFIC
.
Every
time
we
hear
of
the
enormous
benefits
the
country
receives
from
the
tourist
traffic
we
feel
as
if
we
little
inconvenience.
Jr8!ff.r?dVert,?-IH
Mfe
Bird
of
the
Haielton
lies-Transient
adWls
ng
on
front
page,
per
i:
2M
&
ho,
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
it
Bvern.
Classified
advertising.
rer
insertion.
ter
word
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notices,
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insertion,
per
agate
line
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four
months
for
By
mail
to
all
othr
countries,
per
year
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B)
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Coiasbia,
the
British
Km-
pile
ami
United
States,
paW
in
advance,
par
year
Contract
rates
n
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
1.00
7.50
6.00
Mlaa
Scott
of
Vancouver
has
jmer
at
the
Mountain
Boy
mine
on
arrived
here
to
fill
the
position
;
American
Creek.
of
supervisor
at
the
Hazelton
Hospital
during
the
absence
of
Mfes
Ford.
W.
B.
Dornfeerg,
president
of
the
Stiver
Cup
Mitring
Co..
sptnt
a
few
days
is
the
local
hospital
last
week
suffering
from
neuritis.
The
farmers
of
the
district
met
in
tee
Hasoiten
school
house
on
Saturday
erenlng
and,
with
the
assistance
of
S.
S.
Phillips,
district
rkultre1it,
organized
a
Parraers'
Institute.
It
is
rumored
around
here
that
had
received
a
lap
in
the
face
because
of
the
fact
that
the
thw
n
be
pww
deve,P-highway
connecting
Prince
Rupert
with
the
rest
of
the
B
H,K,rtakn
at
IIafW,,ft
province
is
not
built
and
therefore
we
are
unable
to
se-.
"
cure
any
part
of
the
benefits
to
be
derived
from
the
in-!
s.
Brwniag
aad
daughter.
vasion
by
motor
car.
jMisa
Mary
P.-owalBg.
left
last
Today
we
are
told
that
two
hundred
and
fifty
mil-
wwk
holiday
trip
to
the
lion
dollars
was
spent
in
the
Dominion
by
tourists
last
COMt
year.
All
we
ask
is
that
three
or
four
of
those
millions
f
be
spent
in
constructing
the
Skeena
River
highway
audi
.oMITHLKb
Attsr
a
vmmVk
of
aMaa.
InaUl-
of
Mt
BMkknjr
Md
giTl
twoiac
op
o
the
ptoa.
the
SmKben
btSsk
ymt
bM
again
(tarU-d
are
brtaa;
ahlpp0
to
the
market
6ealtwfs
by
t
trepen
of
the
dtotrtet.
A.
E.
OtnebeH
ltft
ot
is
k
f
the
week
to
tnfl
(Mkaa
LoOfe
exertion
of
the
Oddfllows
1st
Ksm.
htopa.
mav
nlnv
fnntKall
oKoll
it,
,
WUat
t
Ottmy
PI.
in.
b
her
Bert
Smith
p
secretary
treasurer.
Mrs.
John
Drysdale;
conyew
of
sewing,
Mrs,
Asseltine.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Tolln
haw
taken
up
residence
for
the
awn-
Angus
McLeod
arrived
here
last
wek
from
Alice
Arm
where
he
had
been
looking
ever
the
Homeguard
mine
for
the
Dal-housie
Mining
Co.
of
which
h
i
general
raper
inten4eat
A
rick
strike
was
recently
made
oa
Uw
Homeguard.
P.
II
Gigot
and
W.
a
IHaHtwn
moved
last
week
into
their
Bw
.fflce
Block.
premises
In
the
Hearaan
Ray
Sniper,
pkmeer
proopector
and
property
owner
of
this
district,
returned
last
week
from
the
south,
being
accompanied
by
his
bride.
Stop
Itching
Skin
Troubles
A
Real
Ahtiseptic
Ccts
RssulU
Swu,
ffcafod
rwhx,
tS
Mkrr
.kla
tnvbln
anlrklT
fMt
tm
D.D.D.
Tki.
an
noUug
IWuM
jmrmtM
tu
skU,
mikhil
mm
aUmt
U
UrHtlaS
Mmm.
irOUINt
irrUt-S
rNSTAVTLT
D.O.U.
w
stow
a
ulslm.
A
SSc
boltW
nrt
lu
smsM
sr
yw
nrM
flm
rviir
awnrr
trk.
1KD.IK
ttvn
tlM
Amu.
a'suarSJJ.sM.
OKMES
LTD.
W.
i.
McCUTCHEUN.
DRI
GOIST.
C
I
A-a
aifea
fit
mSl
Y
Puffed
Hicc
Is
(jooj,
Too
Quaker
Pu&ad
Rice,
is
rwied
like
Puffed
Wheat
Tk
hoi
ceil
.
are
exploded
and
broken
down.
Fttled
Rice
is
another
d
e-IkxxM
dainty,
fail
of
the
ready
eattgy
effine
white
rice.
Foe
variety,
keep
both
kinds
in
the
house.
Even
vnoosey
Appetites
4
.
7
reus
n
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
children
arc
finicky
and
choosey
WHEN
.
.
.
won't
eat
this,
and
won't
cat
that
...but
crave
for
things
that
are
none
too
good
for
them.
Then
let
them
have
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
Serve
it
at
any
time
of
the
day
or
at
any
meal
Use
berries,
jam
or
jelly,
or
just
milk
or
cream.
These
crisp
and
delicious
food
morsels
make
zn
instant
appeal
to
fickle
appetites.
Puffing
the
hole
wheat
grains
to
eight
times
their
natural
size
coob
thera
thoroughly
and
gives
them
a
texture
and
a
nut-like
flavour
which
children
revel
in.
Millions
of
food
cells
are
exploded
in
each
grain.
Rich
food
stores
are
released
and
nude
easy
for
digestion.
All
the
bran
is
retained
but
so
concealed
you
do
not
notice
it.
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
tempts
the
lagging
appetites
of
grown-ups,
too.
At
any
meal
or
as
a
stuck
between
meals.
PUFFED
WHEATS
MADE
BY
T
HE.
MILLERS
OF
QUAKER
OATS
j
j
J
J
on
Eight
great
motor
cars
fisuem
brings
you
style
.V,
.
4.
AND
VALUE-LEADERSHIP
IN
EVERY
PRICE
CLASS
In
each
of
these
eight
cars,
superior
tcrforinunce
and
mu-chanical
excellence
urc
combined
-with
body
style
and
value
vrliich
Fisher
Body
and
only
Fisher
Body
can
give.
,i
The
body
value
which
General
Motor
cars
with
Body
by
Fisher
give
is
so
great
that
for
anything
comparable
one
must
go
to
care
several
hundreds
of
dollars
higher
in
price.
J
This
value
is
apparent.
Every
Fihbor
Body,
even
at
first
glance,
con
MOTORS
CADILLAC
LA
SALLE
MeLAl'CHLIN-HUICK
VIKING
OAKLAND
OLDSMOBIIJ?
PONTIAC
CHWKOLET
veys
a
conviction
of
greater
value
and
quality
which
becomes
the
more
vivid
and
impressive,
the
closer
the
inspection.
This
value
is
revealed
to
any
motor
car
buyer
in
the
finer,
richer,
obviously
more
expensive
upholstery
cloth;
in
the
better,
more
durable
grade
of
carpeting;
in
the
genuine
selected
plain
glass;
in
the
painstaking
craftsmanship
which
creates
perfection
of
finish
both
inside
and
outsidei
in
the
artistry
of
the
appoint-nientH
and
lu
the
smooth,
lustrous,
lasting
finish
which
is
applied
to
the
exterior
of
every
Fisher
Body.
It
is
honest
value
through
and
through
value
which
is
present
in
the
hidden
parts
of
the
frame
work
and
the
roof
value
which
account
for
the
celebrated
staunchness
and
long
life
of
every
Body
by
Fisher.
Vlhc
eight
cars
which
bring
you
tiiisfinerHtyleand
grcutervalueof
Fisher
Bodynre
exceptionally
fine
can
in
the
wiiy
they
perform
and
in
the
satisfaction
they
ufford.
You
will
serve
your
own
interests
Cell
by
selecting
your
next
car
from
among
this
group,
the
names
of
which
arc
listed
above,
all
with
Body
by
F1
BODY
FISHER
F
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