iii'titi
nciiti
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
I:
IITIIKUS
..
been
a
number
of
peliee
court
here
;
ust
week
or
so.
Two
imti
have
been
Kir
terms
in
Okallu
v-
,
;tors
in
town
durin:
,
hove
included
:
L
A.
Hindle
of
Bom
building
an
addition
.
the
shipping
of
fresh
fish
from
this
district.
It.
CVMhn,
Phil
Brunell
and
Urert
Ahdemn
were
visitors
in
"rinca
BupOrt
Ust
week
on
busl-ies
is
connection
with
the
tie
nduitry.
John
Yool,
manager
of
the
"loyal
Bsytk
of
Canada
here
for
five
VMM.
llU
lufcttn
tritiirsrriul
olan,of
topley,
John,
to
Winston
and
will
be
succeeded
Parov
'
t
PVii-1.
t.
.1
il..
i...
w
i
1
rretUke.
'
,
'
fa
Lr
ii
team
la
Derate
organ-
wu
um,
and
already
sixteen
mm-
joined
up.
j
)
Mara
waa,
an
f
frnonn
ii.Ht
Tjialiuy
Hi
hoMf
hi'ldertp
um
MJFH.
tleWbe
VANDEUllOOF
"
ner
!
I'oi-i'las
Lay
of
Haselton.
res-
.
;iuent
mining
engineer
for
the
Mi
Gibbon
left
last
week
northeastern
mineral
survey
dislike
whew
he
will
trict,
gave
an
illustrated
address
s.uaon
on
his
mining
here
recently
under
the
ausnices
:of
the
Vanderhoof
and
District
cD'ineer
for
the
pre
trtment
of
public
Board,
of
Trade,
dealing
with
i
n..
oten
pui
on
mnj
mining
development
in
Central
i
Muthie
mine
which
British
Columbia.
in
rather
bad
shape.'
.
,
....
...
nu'hyyie
yirogfn
me
a
representative
of
P.
Burns
r0
shipment
hare
Co.
Ltd.
is
due
here
within
the
ndid
unU.Ju
inert
few
to
arrange
"
Intents
for
the
re-opening
of
the
:i
of
New
Westminster
lo--!
cramrv
a
Wit
th
mWHl
h
u
e
to
become
asais-
I
of
the
month.
'
of
Er.
Taaaie
who'Oval
in
the
local
named.
r-
mrrrnnts
are
paying
:
15c
a
pound
for
but
;
v
a
dosen
for
fresh
HUltNS
LAK15
r
i
Brunell
week
from
:ert.
returned
a
trip
to
of
the
boys'
and
ttball
were
entertained
i
.
Ile
party
Wednesday
the
home
of
Rev.
r.
There
was
a
special
Unit
on
Sunday.
The
cb'i
decorated
by
F.
Besjrc
J.
Bowman.
PROMINENT
MEMBERS
QUIT
BRITISH
POLITICS
Landstrom,
R.
C.
Miller,
William
Burnett
and
George
Hartley.
The
Alexander
Sawmills
Ltd.,
building
a
sawmill
on
the
Nech-ako
River
just
outside
the
city
limits,
has.been
incorporated
with
a
capitalization
ol
$JU,WU.
pkinck
gkokgp:
d)
ChiJcnIJ
'
'
f
-
C
on
Sad
W.l
?
The
Vanderhoof
and
District
Board
of
Trade
has
written
to
the
Western
Canada
Airways
of
Vancouver
pointing
out
the
ad
vantages
of
this
place
as
a
bate
for
any
aerial
transportation
w
vice
that
may
be
instituted
In
Central
British
Coinabia.
Mrs.
T.
Porter
ia
now
conval
escing
following
a
recent
illaeae.
W.
R.
Mrs.
Henry
Sirangebye
has
re-
Shinn
of
Sbfrthbaak
proved
in
health.
days
in
town
visiting
.
SchelderB
and
airs.
Tbere
are
1t2
pupils
enrolled
in
the
local
public
school
now
and
'the
average
attendance
in
Matfe!
a?
o
iW
-Sam
fiulyatt
has
joined
'
the
f
of
the
Cbrleas
servic
sin
re.
Enafara
Bojres
of
Wrangell
hae
i
M
Marshall
is
apeaiing
tken
chance
of
the
8alraUo
'-r
holidays
at
Aleta
Army
work
here
durisK
the
fit
ung
with
be
slater.
of
Capt.
McBachern
and
Lieut.
Munro.
bihn.wn
ie
pxpe'
back
from
an
extended
tour
The
Ciscome
Conservative
Aa-
'
it
d
Mates
for
the
pur-
aociation
has
elected
officers
fo-r
tiiakfng
arrangements
for
the
year
aa
follows:
president,
n
Ihu
nraunl
IlrHUh
Hiiiim..
nf
Commons
dissolve!
In
n
l'
u
i.
ii
r
:i.
w
i
utn
rtA
from
i
iiue
iixijr
or
more
o
iu
nmuiucis
wm
"-
r"ll,i,
!
The
more
prominent
of
these
inclur'e
Rt
Hon.
W.
Bridge
1
Ti
i
.
,
.
t'
.
.
.
....
,
m.
.
...a.
t.,l.t.
famous
rirHl
iorti
or
the
Admiralty
uem;
sicnty
1.
'.1:
i
.
..
...
....
ii
-
""i.m
leauer
(lower
Webb,
..:..l.i
i
M...
I
Hit...
nt.illlnaAD.
wha.raa
'"wilts
Berwirl
-on
Tweed,
formerly
hf
huaband'a
teat,
(top.
flsi
A.
F.
Green
is
makjng
a
satis
factory
recovery
in
the
Prince
The
Isle
Pierre
Conservative
Association
has
elected
officers
is
follows:
president,
A.
M.
Dore;
vice-president,
H.
G.
Anderson;
secretary
treasurer.
E.
S.
Baj
THE
DAILY
NEWS
W.
,C.
Hodgson;
vice-president,
John
Blackburn,
"Thomas
Mathers
Oliver
Krojr;
secretary
treasurer,
iand
D.
J.
Gunn.
D.
B.
Jennings
:
executive.
Lars
!
The
Prince
George
Women's
Institute
held
a
successful
bridge
party
in
the
Elks
Hall
last
Tuesday
night.
Word
is
received
from
the
Mayo
Clinic'
at'
Rtchester,
Minn.,
that
Ajd.
A.
B.
Mfcffatt
is
making
satisfactory
progress
but
that
his
stay
in
the
east
may
be
somewhat
'longer
than
was
at
first
anttci-George
n
it
.it
i.'
x.
u
Hospital
where
he
has.
r.
been
confined
for
-the
past
two
weeks
with
an
attack
of
Rt.
Rev.
W'.Ri'
A.dan18'
Bishop
of
Cariboo,
hastj&een
holdingpn-firmation
services'
at
various
points
in
the
district
this
week.
L.
E.
Jones
of
Edmonton
arrived
here
to
engage
in
l
I
.lll
I
J
I
uusuieas
vi
aiming
uuu
ucvui-
ating.
pated..
STEWART
United
State
Cdfflmissior.er
and
jijk
W.
C.
Ariold.of
Hyder
'
left
hut
week
for
Ketchikan
where
Commissioner
Arnold
has-been
appointed
to
a
similar
posi-
has'tibn.
He
is
succeeded
by
A.
W.
the
!
Fox
of
Ketchikan.
Yale
Rosenstein,
Hyder
chant,
left
last
week
on
a
ness
trip
to
Seattle.
Bishop
C.
A.
Rix
has
assured
the
congregation
of
St.
Mark's
Anglican
fhureh
hern
that
the
Mate;
executive.
A.
C.
Abery.
,
')
t
man
available
will
be
sent
t
Stewart
this
spring
to
take
charge
of
the
local
pulpit.
The
Morning
Post
and
Financial
News,
two
influential
London
papers,
have
devoted
considerable
space
recently
to
the
Canadian
North
Eastern
Railway.
."V.'"S.'
Mopfe.aocal
automobile
dealer,
returned
to
tSvn
;r
jast
'week
from
a
business
arijlb
Vancouver.
J.
Provincial
Constable
P.
B.
Smith
left
last
week
for
Okalk;
where
he
will
take
a
two
months
:ourse
of
instruction.
4
Approval
is
.expected
given
by
the
provincial
Depart
where
they
spent
the
most
of
the
winter.
William
McGrew
returned
last
week
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Jack
L.
Sansum,
school
teacher
at
Premier,,
hag.
Jef
t
fqr
.Vancouver
to
bpend
the
Easter
holidays.
ALICE
ARM
Mrs.
Craig
left
last
week
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
spend
a
holiday.
:
Inge
Fiva
has
arrived
here
from
Norway
to
Join
his
brother,
Jack
Fiva.
'''
J.
A.
Anderson,
road
superin-
ment
of
Lands
to
the
application
tendent,
was
a
recent
visitor
here
that
is
being
made
for
a
water-
from
Anyox
on
official
duties.
,
hed
on
the
mountainside
west
of
j
1
town
in
connection
with
the
ex-
PROOF
POSITIVE
j
ension
of
the
local
water
system.'
An
Aberdeen
half-wit
was
tak-
"
fen
to
the
police
office
on
a
L.
C.
Bigham,
owner
of
the
charge
of
begging
in
Union
'
Jhinook
group
on
Rainy
Moun-j
Street.
His
lawyer
explained
'
tain,
returned
last
week
from
a
that
his
client
was
mentally
de-rip
to
Vancouver.
I
ficient.
"If
he
wasna'
daft,"
he
argued,
"do
you
think
he
wad
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Whitehead
retur-
bet
here?'
The
case
Wa
dis-led
last
week
from
Vancouver
missed.
mmw:
facts
about
the
i'ronurlinn
ami
Demand
jor
Ait'ir
Ford
Exceeds
All
Previous
Records
roru
.Motor
company
ol
lanada,
Limttrd,
have
licen
Meadily
built
up
until
a
new
ilaily
record
for
Canadian
automobile
production
has
been
.rracbctl,
Despite
iliU
K-ak
output,
orders
for
tlie
new
Ford
keep
uniformly
ahead
of
the
ri-ing
tide
of
manufacture.
It
-
is
therefore
necessary
to
continue
a
liigti
rale
of
production.
To
this
end
a
steady
flow
of
malrrial
from
more
tlinn
'.iU'i
Canadian
sources
streams
into
the
Ford
plants.
And
here,
nith
more
than
10,000
men
on
the
payrolls
(aliiioet
double
the
previous
employment
record)
tliee
materials
are
convcrtetl
Into
New
Ford
cars.
Ford
Quality
of
Manufacture
Has
Dd'it
Strictly
Maintained
In
the
effort
to
build
enough
New
Ford
cars
to
meet
requirement,
no
deviation
from
the
high
standard
of
Ford
prcci.Mou
ha
heen
permitted.
Thl
Mandard,
unbelievably
strict,'
was
M
l
before
the
car
was
placed
upon
the
market,
and
it
has
tince
been
rigidly
atlhcred
toi
In
the
New
Ford
Car
-10
different
steel
alloy
arc
usod.
Each
is
chon
for
the
specific
use
for
which
it
is
bet
adapted.
In
the
transmission
gears
alone
there
arc
Mven
different
kinds
of
alloys.
I.lkcuif
e,
the
forged
Mccl
spring
pereheis
hardly
higger
round
than
a
man's
thumb,
will
withstand
a
strain
of
15,000
pound.
This
is
30
times
greater
than
the
strain
put
oii
them
in
ordinary
uc
tr
.'Mi
utktfW
1
.
,
.
aV
'
trot
EW
j
f,e
'minuiracturing
4biuIeof
tlJeJi
P
j
J
f
wmmrn
I
a
til
t
m
iirrn7..i
&.aea-.
.
'Mil
The
excellence
of
materials
used
is
matched
by
the
careful
precision
of
its
manufacture.
For
example,
the
eight
valve
guides
in
every
engine
may
deviate
front
perfection
only
by
l30th
of
the
thickness
of
the
average
human
hair.
The
simplicity
and
soundness
ol
Ford
design
is
unparalleled.
Such
manufacturing
methods
ensure
a
high
degree
-
of
satisfactory
per
forniance
over
a
long
period
of
years.
Ford
Performance
is
the
New
Standard
for
Judging
Automobiles
The
rapidity
of
'get-away
and
acceleration
of
the
New
Ford
is
a
by-word.
Its
endurance,
which
Jytm
hare
not
ridden
In
the
netc
Ford
car,
or
experienced
the
thrill
of
driving
it,
there
await
you
f
he
knowledge
that
car
valuct
hai-e
actually
changed;
that
a
really
fine
car
has
come
into
the
light
car
field;
and
that
value
offered
by
the
new
Ford
cannot
be
duplicated
anywhere.
Your
local
Ford
dealer
tcill
prove
the$e
statements
by
demonstration.
'it
"
.,
,
If
PAGE
FIVE
NOT
THE
SAME
PERSON
AT
ALL
'Fruit-a-tives"
Stopped
Pain
and
Terrible
Dizziness
Mm
COOIN
It
seems
almost
a
miracle
the
wsy
"Fruit-ft-tives"
benefiti
women
Buffering
at
the
dianee
of
We.
"Was
obliged
to
go
to
td
because
of
the
terrible
diz.iiuws,
pain
and
weakness,"
write
Mem
Owwirae
Godin
of
Paquetville,
N.U.
"Durin;
this
trying
time
'Fruit-a-tives'
proved
a
godsend
to
me,
and
now
I
am
in
perfect
health.
Every
woman
should
follow
my
example
and
take
'Fruit-a-tives,
and
they
would
mirely
get
the
wonderful
relief
tUt
1
did."
Try
it.
Your
dealer
has
this
wonderful
'ruit
medicine-
'Jw.
and
50r.
a
box.
sustained
driving
at.
the
Eermits
igher
speeds
hour
after
hour,
fs
little
short
of
marvelous.
The
case
'
With
which
steep
hills
are
climbed
in
'
high
gear
is
equally
as
impressive.
Shifting
gears,
steering
and
handling
the
ear
under
the.
most
trying
road
conditions
are
exceptionally
simple.
25
to
30
miles
per
gallon
of
gasoline
'
and
remarkably
low
oil
consumption
giveaworthwhilcoperatiugeconomy.
In
city
traffic
and
on
country
highways,
the
New
Ford
performs
a
well
as
and
often
better
than
considerably
heavier
and
higher
priced
cars.
In
the
light
ear
field
it
is
absolutely
without
equal.
By
these
marks
of
Ford
performance
other
motor
ears
are
I
wing
judged.
It
simply
means
that
price
is
no
longer
the
gauge
of
automobile
quality.
Ford
Beauty
Is
More
Than
Skin
Deep
On
the
surface
the
New
Ford
ear
is
all
that
you
want
it
to
he.
Beautiful
low
lines,
harmonlouscolor
combinations,
sparkling
nickel,
sturdy
steel
spoked
wheels
and
balloon
tires
all
play
their
part
in
making
this
a
ear
of
graceful
proportion
and
handsome
appearance.
But
its
real
beauty
is
invisible.
Tho
quality
of
materials;
careful
work
raanship;
correctness
of
design;
the
things
that
really
matter
these
are
the
points
in
which
the
New
Ford
is
exceptional.
Windshield
of
shatterproof
glass
and
a
six
brake
system,
fully
endowed,
safeguard
occupants
in
any
erner
Four
efficient
shckaborbcr
f;ency.
n
conjunction
with
the
!cst
proven
light
car
spring
system,
give
match?
less
riding
comfort.
AH
model
ar
completely
equlpjied
to
provide
the
ultimate
in
comfort,
convenience
and
safety.
I
-I
'
,F.
tr-nw;
t
.
'
Hf'.:
FOBS
LI
MOTOR
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED.
FORD,
ONTASiE
t