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sts
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TERRACE
daysr
In
Prince
Rupert
2".
A.
Creeehv
Prince
tfiiptrt,
was.a
visitor
here
at
the
begirt-ning
of
the
week.
Mrs.
Downing
a'nd:
spent
the
week-end
at
with
Mr.
Downinfg;
VANDERHOOF
H.
B.
Waby
df
Safmon
Arm
re
cently
addressed
tfie
Neehako
Farmers'
Institute
here
on
poul
try.
Other
speakers
were
S.
S.
Phillips
and
C.
C.
KvlUy,
district'
agrlcluturalists
at
SmltheTrf
and;
rrlnce
ueorge
respectively.
Charles
Maunders
has
been
on
a
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
'
Miss
Lottie
Bowron,
who
has
been
appointed
6y
the
provincial
government
to"
fnvestlg-te
living
conditldns
of
country
school
teachers
in
tile
pr6vfnCe
was
a
recent
vfsltbr
frt
tfifa
dTstrict.
The
Francois;
Lake
Conservative,
Assoqfaiiori
hair
elected;
of-fieerl
if
follows:
president',
J.
G.
i.
Bobbins;
vicg-president,
Frank
Matthias;
secretary
John
Rbb-
-IL
Ha.UiweU
returned
or-erts;
executive.
.J.bhn.Slany.W
Monday
alter
spending
several
rjelmar1
Cassidy,
E.
A.
Beach,
Ben
The
building
will
also
eontaln
here
during
the
past
week
but
living
quarters
for
use
while
in.moiT
recent
nrins
are
making
it
town.
rapidly
disappear.
V.
Lockwodd
of
P'rlnee
Rupert
was
a
visitor
here
at
the
end
of
the-
week,
W.
W.
HfppJaley
whtt
has
been
a'
patient
lit
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital
for
some
months
with
a
broken
leg
returned
to
Ter
race
and
he
and
Mrs
Hippisley
are
living
in
the
Jlome
of
Mrs.
J.
Warne.
Mr.
Hippisley
is
able
to
be
around
on
crutches
bilt
it
will
be
some
time
before
he
will
be
as
fit
as
ever.
V.
Souete
returned
on
Monday
from
Vancouver
where
he
spent
the.
winter.
Mr.
pix
of
the
Kalum
Lake
.
Hotel
Was
in
town
jn
Tuesday.
W.
J.
MartW
returned
ort
Sat-urday
after
spending
a
few
days
In
Pi-fiitt
lthpert
A
number
of
the
young
people
of
towrt
fourneS-ed'
t(T
Vti
on
Situ'fd'ay1
nfirht
and
took
iir
the
dance
there
They
returned:
on
Sunday.
X.
A.
MaDonalrf
of
Uk
wa
a
vutitor
nere
at
me
eno
oi
me
wfeK.
Mrs.
Woodr
of
Prtace
Rupert
arrived
on.
Saturday
jo
visit
with
her
son,
BoCby
foods'
at
tfie
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
I.
A
Swain.
Mr.
and"
Mrs.
Lofvriy
of
Csk
we're
vfsftors
here
at
the
ertd
of
the
week.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Another
dance.
wiB
held
b
the
community
of
South
Fort
George
on
Friday
night
in
aid
of
the
hall
fund.
:
AIvLafmforf
and'
MIjs
Ollnda
piffmgrert
wet
fiYatfl
here
lasf
Jueeda
lefldar
Co
STEWART
l
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bouzek,
immigrants
from
Bohemia,
re
making
'ood
in
the
cleaning
and
pressing,
business
here.
Angus
McKenzie,
superintendent
of
the
Northern
Light,
who
was
in
town
last
week,
reported
that
the
workings
were
now
in
the
Premier
porphyry
and
rock
carrying
commercial
values
was
being
broken
Into.
Mrs.
H.
L.
McGregor
of
Sault
Ste.
Marie
is
visiting
here
with
her
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
G;
Lawrence.
Management
of
lotfal
accounts
and
business
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
will
be
hand
led
from
Prince
Rupert
for
the
time
being
at
least;
it
was
announced
by
J.
J.
Little
of
Prince
Rupert,
mariager
for
Northern
British
Columbfe,
who-
was
here
inst
week
on
company
business.
Miss
Muriel
Crawford,
daugh
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Craw
ford
ef
Stewart;
was
rtfoist
.u
a
decent
entertainment
put
on
at
the
University
of
British
Colum-
Kfa
In
Vancouver.
James
H.
NesWtt
returned
to
Stewart
last
week
after
spending
the
winter
at
Bell
Island
Hot
Springs
near
Ketchikan.
Heavy
cargoes
of
raining
sup-'
plies
are
being
unloaded
by
all
boats
visiting
Stewart
just
now.
there
is
much
activity
in
prepar
ation
for
the
forthcoming
sea-
ion
s
work.
S
trfp
tp
VarteoUVer.
ev?
nlng
,by,
Rev,
Peter
Gv
R.
Bancroft,
managing
en-
.
E.
IL
Burden
returned
to
the
city
la$f
wee'k
from
a'
trip
to
tfie
Peace
River
district
by
dog
sleigh
i
Sirmmif
Like,'
Miss
Lottie
Bowrbn,
who-
re
cently
was
appointed
by
the
Department
of
Education
to
inves
tigate
condition
confronting
school
teachers
irl
olit-of-tfie-way
Arthur
Hall
left
last
week
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
.Mrs.
E
Olson
left
last
week
for
last'
week
for
the
south
after
having
spent
a
week
on
the
two
if
roups.
i
'
s
A
LOCAL
ITEMS
The
Ladies.'
Music
Club
holding
its
regular
fortrrtghtly
meeting
this
afternoon
at
the
ifinma
nf
fr
5
T
n.U.
or.r.
''it-
o.
n,
a.
i
ainni,
ouu
9
mi
r
4i
places,
is
a
visiior
in
mis
ais-i
Borden
Street.
The
subject
Is
trlct
i"Old
Enirlish
Comooseds"
nnrt
Mrs,
Parkin
is
in
charge
of
the
triMrram.
!
adache
Relieved
without
"dosing."
Rub
on
C
WICKS
W
VAPORUO
rr.A?exarder
PIIONK
S7I
BCSNEIt
ntOCK
DENTIST
BRIDGE
PARTY
AND
IT.....
Recently
Pethick
Transferred
From
Smith-en
to
vernon
and
Young
From
Bella
Coola
to
Powell
River
G.
II.
Pethick,
asaistaat
dtetriet
engineer
fer
the
provincial
depart
ment
of
public
wrks
at
Snthert
for
seme
time,
and
who
was
identi
i
Mrs.
II.
OShinn
and
Mrs.
Howard.
I'ringle
Hostesses
at
Delightful
Affair
Held
'Roberta
ana
Raymond
Weldon.
'
t
vT.
r
u
f
r
AMCR
ARM
Light
snowfall
thlsr
winter
has
Mar.
15
fied
with
the
engineering
tfepttrt-f
ment
of
the
Grand
Trunk
I'aeifVT
Railway
during
eonttraetten
darn
in
this
district,
has
been
trarisof
ferred
to
Vernon
and
will
be
succeeded
at
Smithera
by
G.
C.
Ta-sie
from
Verften.
Another
departmental
transfer
is
that
of
George
Young
as
gen
eral
foreman
frem
Bella
Coom
to
Powell
River.
Mr.
Yof
ng
was
at
one
time
located
at
A!fpe
Arm
in
the
service
of
the
department.
BREAKS
LONG
SILENCE
Dr.
Robert
Bridges,
Britain's
85-year-old
Poet
Laureate,
broke
a
silence
ol
tn
years
when
he
spoke
on
"Poetry"
at
Magdalen
College.
Oxford,
this
week.
FeW
'8
ipeople
have
ever
heard
lit.
Bridges
make
a
public
speech.
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
eio-ing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
out
stock-list
board
dally.
We
can
give
instant
service
in
buying
and
jelling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouve
Stock
Exchange.
We
u)ta
have
facilities
for
ata'ptingWlteat
order
ou
Winnipeg
StjcV
Exchange.
Representing
Miller.
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.D.
Johnston
CoM
617
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupet
RC.
ALICE
ARM
LODGINGS
DANCE
AT
SOUTHBANK1
ACCOUNT
SUBJECT
OF
(W.
A
deGraves
in
Bulletin)
'said
a
moment
later,
quite
import-lantly,
to
the
assistant
librarian
on
duty.
The
assistant
meditated
ai
mnmjant
SUPREME
COURT
CAM
-i
know
f
v
Mr
k
ling
working
in
the
library.
What
t
t
.
r
:
v..i.
D0es
do?"
cour.
u.
"I
don't
know
what
he
doe."
appeal
of
J.
E.
Tre
J"W.
Wl-
d
,
h
,d
see
hJ
UMto-R.tiJlT.-,B8Bt
a-niaWTSr-so-mf
import
BANK.
FrMgjis
Lake,
J.
0,
Jretheway.
against
a
500
KipX
wS
-Mrs.
H.
C
&inn
and
judgment
by
Judge
Rugglesof
J
.VmJI
'
hi
ZiA
,
,ard
J
Prlngle
were
joint
Vancouver
in
favor
of
Mrs.
Elsie
f
tn
leave,
StandiWg
his
ground
and
v..
-
.
:
..o.
iJij--
r.o...
m.
nucleases
ui
a
lire
wuiv
oriuge
.11.
jiituu;
01
uuwuiu.
.ma.
tlll
...
unconvinced.
,
,f.j
It
f
,,.,.
t
.,
wasn
un-
,.
.u
,
ir.n...
j
...
k
r
j-any
uw
aociai
evening
wmcn
c.a.n.ru
u.
til
he
happened
to
mention
what
wui
koM
k
atlt,
tin.
Trethpwnv
hecame
indebted
to
.
.
'miiti
it
ArtmarnttvI
v
fnr
.
"
.
..
.
"
7'
...
a
.
he
wanted
to
see
Mr.
Kipling
for
Children
,
.
.
:
:,
.
,
.
cmg
ana
me
serving
01
aeiKious
iwsms
.
u
i
.11
1
.
in
SbT
s
m,n!ng
0,P!ra:0r,
'Vm
1
-shments
re
oVer
feaiureS
Hotel;
which
she
conducted
sev-
on
,e
k,-
'
'
Ii
wit
iw
A
Knn
During
the
supper
hour,
prtees
"
'
That'aji
iiory
told
by
n
coatirm-
Tfe
rocfil
mHIfs
closed
at
pres.,J
..fAwi
P""1
10
t,w
brire
"
"
i
ed
library
visftoi
Betr
it
aound
ent
owing
to
all
heavy
hauling
fm
J'f."''
S?!f.
"'.P1?
Mra-
T-
Je'f
fved
TOAUTPn
TnSPPAir.Tn"
too
good
to
be
tffle.
slipped
until
tfiey
are
somewhat
"Tf
.V
.M'
Easter
package
wwit
to
Mrs.
J.
North
and
A.
David-
AKiA-nt.
jSantel,
ar,
.
Keeffc
p
R.
Keefe
F.
C,
Bishop
went
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday.
1
a
new
Chevrolet
coach
and
is
an
extended
vacation.
Btilfd'i'rtg'
a
garage
ort
a
16t
"
across"
from
the
G.W.VJa
Halt,
r
There
was
a
fight
snowfall
,the
men's
first
priie,
a
cigarette
f
,
'lighter,
while
the
men's
ewmohi-
Mrs.
Lee
Intermela
and
family
tion
priut
another
Easter
pc-
.
ien
msi
ween
ior
rnnce
nupen
t.-.
wa.
(M-MMn(iw)
fo
V
Tar.
-
'
-jt-t.
,
.1
Mrsi
H,
HaHlweU
has
purchas-
ana
omer
poinis
in
me
soum
on
(
or.
A
MH
KIPLING
IN
THE
J
EDMONTON
LIBRARY
FOOD
FlihlES
Since
its
i'neeptwn
In
Canada,
fish
cultural
opflttttfefM
have
Hewas
a
very
dignified
sort
of
been
almost
entirely
eenftned
to
thoroufffaly
good
time
!
a
man1
and
he
walked
into
the
etty
the
more
important
frwh
water
was
enjoyed
by
all.
.
llbrAry"
few
days
ago.-
and
pftased
amJ
aHadfwag
fooj
but
Those
present
were:
Mm.
Joint
ja
n
Pw
the
janitor,
who
wa
fl,
reertt
yMrf
more
ftttewti
Hostrom,
Mian
Tillle
Befctram,
Miaa
Alma
Botrtrnm
and
Kvra
liortrom,
Craasy
Plains;
Mr.
a6
Mra.
V.
Taylw,
Mrs.
W.
Jeffory
.n-
Mrs.
T.
Jeffory,
North
Pmn-cois
Lake,
and
.Mra.
H.
Corwr,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
R.
KWe,
Mir.
id
Mra.
J.
H.
Keefe.
ReglimW
Tweed,
Mr.
nd
Mrs.
B.
little
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
SBwrn,
:pi4hbank.
PUBUC
WORKS
MEN
IN
DISTRICT
MOVE
IW
flAaninir
iin
thd
AMBAtoA
1
"
MM
MM
vHNMi
to
thw
DMMMtinn
I
to
find
lhat
want
it
poent
M
,
tsmM!ku.A
!ys.l
learned
about
wfcoen
front
J,
.
.
.
,
er.
if
you
don
t
mirw.
he
said
.
.
.
.
.
.
A.
.
amiably.
The
janitor
was
unable
""ww
t",u'
m
u,e
to
assist
him,
but
another
boek-'
......
borrower
who
heard
the
query
"U1
'uu
'
,
anteered
the
answer;
i
'Just
iro
over
the
counter
)
"esW
thiU
our
there
and
ask
for
Kipling,"
he
said,
frI
Meyer
has
beeotne
rich
at
I
arid
walked
on
as
the
stringer
ngle
acnKeT'
:
bowed
in
the
style
of
one
of
the
Wo
HoV
rW
it
come
about
T;
old'
guard.
"UW
vUhr
ffr
had
the
I
want
to
find
Mr.
KlpUng."
ho
stinte."--Syey
DlpWttin.
.
U
COjrSTA8L!5:
"Dtd
ymi
get
hi
numb.
r
ilTO
SALESMAN:
"
So,
but
ht
Mis
rlri
in
modf.
ffxrr
wheel
brakes,
leather
wfeteiatery,
a;
tlfSiik
atophx
glass,
automatic
windatrteii
wiper
taptrred
bearings,
wheeze-in
h-a
raator,
cclln!,.
Hflijera
front
and
rear,
hydraulic
dfeluy
e;(
orornetd
stabilirers,
drum
head
liMna,
one
'enfer.
afHent
pnint-work,
anld
rrni-irka'
in;
S1.2AA,
iiR-luding
tax.
,
25c
tn
beauk
and
i
Rrfrr
rn
p
nrp
Wxll
ft
;
n
M
1
1
Yoursclf-
there
it
no
MSjK
Better
Test
Ford
Car
Features
Coici
0f
tdowrt
if
U
It
mtXts
n
knr
rU
laSoo
lint
M
I
M
off
ft
AM
tMaliM
Skttttrmef
Uu
windtkltid
Tin
ft
prtat
faaittM
Iwli
lUlitbaitt
and
few
fktf
BEAUTY
finds
a
new
expression
in
the
Ford
car.
Perfect
proportion
serves
to
mould-its
low
lines
in
pleasing
harmony.
Graceful,
full
crown
fenders,
acorn
type
headlights
and
full-nickeled
radiator
shell
and
appointments
set
off
its
dignified
appearance.
Performance
In
the
Ford
car
implies
more
than
smooth
speed,
flexibility,
getaway
and
instant
response
to
the
brakes.
The
word
covers
inbuilt
quality,
precision
methods
of
manufacture,
and
Inherent
balance
all
of
which
make
for
many
thousands
of
miles
of
carefree
motoring.
ECONOMY
Month
afteT
month,
as
you
have
the
opportunity
to
test
this
Ford
car
of
yours,
the
realization
grows
that
it
costs
very
little
to
operate.
You
find
that
you
get
over
twenty
milej
to
the
gallon
of
gasoline
in
city
driving;
nearer
thirty
on
the
open
road.
It
is
sparing
on
oil.
Tires
last
longer
than
you
anticipated,
because
the
car
is
light
and
braking
smooth
and
even.
Ford
labour
and
parts
are
low
and
Ford
service
is
available
everywhere.
LONG
LIFE
Your
Ford
car
is
not
outstyled
from
year
to
year.
You
can
drive
it
as
long
as
you
like
and
it
will
hold
its
own
in
any
company.
Rather
than
creating
yearly
models,
the
Ford
Motor
Company's
policy
is
constantly
to
make
improvements
which
can
be
incorporated
with
your
car
at
low
cost.
SAFETY
The
fully
enclosed
$ix
brake
sfttem
grips
the
flying
wheel
with
Jilent
power.
The
windshield
is
of
shatterproof
glass.
A
steel
body
gives
maximum
protection.
Even
at
high
speeds
the
perfect
balance
of
the
Ford
car
and
its
unique
and
effective
transverse
serines
huld
it
firmly
on
the
road.
These
features
contribute
to
both
physical
and
mental
comfort.
SIMPLICITY
Behind
the
whole
plan
of
the
Ford
cr
is
a
basic
prirv
dple
that
haa
been
followed
to
the
letter.
This
may
be
expressed
in
the
words
"Make
it
better
make
it
simpler".
TIME
PAYMENT
If
you
prefer
to
buy
out
of
income,
you
will
fi
'd
the
authorized
time
payment
f!
in
offered
by
all
Ford
dealers
most
attractive.
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FORD
MOTOR
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED,
FORD,
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