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February
8,'l!29
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Fiiu-
st.it
ui'
of
Abraham
Lincoln
whose
birthday
will
be
celebrated
by
good
Americans
t
week.
The
martyred
president
was
one
of
the
greatest
factors
in
the
movement
to
lih
slavery
in
the
United
t,
..
iMMITTEES
OF
'fcRRACE
BOARD
Wplctr
I
I
I
Aopointetl
at
Meet-
In-
Hclu
Inst,
Week
Under
V:
uncy
E.
T.
Kenney
IVlilhU
REACH
ASKED-"',
ttrimfnt
If
rnnlAl
in
n
imd.
These
two
v.
nvU
J.
K.
GoMhHW
nild
(Usk).
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lii
0.
T.
8oW,'
T
UeY.
lit'
llv
Wm.
Allan,
'Ceo
N.
Sherwood,
H
.
Nash,
J.
Couture.
Ceo.
Dover,
C.-4
It.
llalll-.vell,
C.
U.
ri
nnnu
nt-R.
W.
tiey,
J.
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K.
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Judson,
R-ev.
If
.
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son
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tr
r..--ik''l
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Kin
r.
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n.
ne
i-eti.rv
was
aaked
tit
rati.
m
i.
.
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i-i-
.
I
i
forth
general
id"l
17
1)
4
A.
I
-
,1
.
I.
them
in
their
work.
1
''
'inuiil
met
Uu
in
-Tn-'-'
,'lnmitt',e
eomnoswl
of
I
;u)!lt.
Ret
Wm.
Alln
.i:h
was
:ii",inted
ti
:
1
tii.'
sugirested
pi-irl
'
h.
me
at
Lakelse
Lake.
r
iii.rt.
k
1
rr-
lit
nf
Iheii-
in,.niltMit
PPted.
iiYlti
Will
Kit
iil-iiiwl
hafni'u
possible.
"This
committee
recommends
that
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
request
the
government
to
reserve
the
beach,
known
as
'Group
hies
leach,'
adjacent
to
Lot
1981.
Range
5,
Coast
District,
at
the
north
end
of
Lakelse
Lakis
as
a
public
bathing
baacJi,
ind
take
the
necrssary
steps
to
icqulre
suff:cient
Und
adjoininf
IjJUs
beach
to
provide
a
road,
nH.
.
-j
u
ide
Area
on
Ukelse
Ivike
J0
U'"DT
.
Dracn
ou
end
Iiuild
Road
to
It
Tat
11
P
ili
v.
new
members
.im.-il.
innittcea
for
the
ui.
the
president
:i.
cnu'ener,
and
the
In'..
O.
T.
8udal.
nf
groanta.
We
believe
that
this
se
bake
XBr
this
purpose
that
it
eomorisei
favorably
3Sl
ii.
i
u
i
vwitn
uur
Binwar
oeaca
la
nor-
i
.r
i.,
reo.
b:
me
rcva-
uiern
u.v.
n
is
aoout
one
nan
hi.
meeting
of
the
coun-
a
mile
from
the
present
end
of
fh
Terrace
Board
of
the
Terrace
and
Lakelse
road,
Veld
on
Tuesday
eve-
and
would
make
an
excellent
site
Mi:'
r.ew
president,
8.
for
conducting
public
educational
i,.
the
chair.
A
wel-j
camps,
such
as
are
organised
in
teiule
l
to
E.
D.
Jud-iother
parts
of
the
province
dur
ing
the
summer
months.
We
are
confident
it
will
soon,
become
a
very
popular
centre
for
holidaying
camps
as
it
is
already
well
patronized,
owing
to
the
beach
being
nsturaily
adapted
for
bath-
frig
purposes."
i''i?(V'
nr-
todbnotw
i
A
revlfw
of
therpub!ic
works
hers
to
aoaist
them
improvements
already
asked
for,
.
!artmen(.
The
com-
for
1929
was
taken
and
the
sec-
ii
mied
are
as
follows:
i
rotary
was
instructed
to
write
fke
house
member,
Or.
Wrisok;
tip
public
works
engineer
and
P.
'M
Uockriil.
urging
upon
mem
the
necessity
of
striving
for
'
as
Urge
an
appropriation
of
moneys
for
this
district
as
possible.
A
member
reported
having
heard
on
yood
authority
that
no
work
iraa
ti
be
done
on
the
high-wpy
this
coming
year
between
Usk
and
Cedarvale,
and
after
fMaeussJ
n
it
was
decided
to
give
j.
K.
Gordon,
who
is
leaving
Shortly
for
the
south,
the
necessary
credentials
to
approach
the
r
roper
authorities,
on
behalf
of
t3w
Teirace
Board
of
Trade,
and
rrj
the
continuation
of
the
Hghwj
v
ftt
all
points,
as
well
as
rrewtlnr
for
gencrol
public
works
reeds
tl
roughout
the
district.
!
A
Daily
News
want-ad
will
Miring
results.
I
TEMPORARY
DELAY
IN
C0LUMAR10
MINES
IN
NEIGHBORHOOD
OF
USK
A
temporary
delay
has
occurred
in
the
development
of
the
Colunvr
ario
mines,'
four
and
one-haif
miles
from
Usk,
according
to
F
J
.
Hickey,
wbo
came
in
yesterday
from
there
and
proceeded
to
ajpi
courer.
This
mine
V
in'
the
Kluiinta
Creek
section.
.
Development
of
the
niiiie
is
proceeding
under
Capt.
'John
Wig
man.
Two
tunneU
are
being
driven
this
winter
financed
by
Toronto
capital,
whish
was
arranid
by
Mr.
Hickey,
who
is
a
mining
engineer,
and
is
well
pleased
with
the
result
of
the
recent
work.
The
delay
is
caused
by
the
breakdown
of
the
compressor
and
is
quite
temporary.
Twenty
men
i
re
employed
In
the
mine.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
WANTED
Will
give
furnished
flat
rent
free
in
exchange
for
board.
Box
176
Daily
News
:
-
V!
WANTED--Woman
wants
work
of
any
kind
by
dayorJ
hour.
Si
LOST
Child's
fur
backed
Kid
Glove
on
Fifth
Avenue
West,
between
McBride
and
Emmer-son
Place.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
News
Office,
tf
THIS
MILK
IS
MADE
IN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
That
is
one
reason
for
buying
It
another
is
that
Its
double
richness
improves
every
dish
in
which
it
is
used.
My
w
nd
you,
lit,
our
illustrated
rcpo
Jboofc?
Writ's
UetxUn-
Cajiftuitd
nsMi
-a.
...
...
VANCOUVER
SOeat
th
,t
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i
i
thcEn:
fi,
i
;t
...i,.
....
FILM
LECTURE
IS
INTERESTING
BOYS'
BAto
TO
BE
REORGANIZED
A
meeting,
called
by
Acting
Mayor
Theo
Collart,
was
held
yea-
A
1
L
A
t
1
A.X
Scenes
of
North
Shown
and
Des-
"aay
auernoon
ea.
wun
xne,
lcfiiU'y
f
Adjutant
Kerr
of
"
","
"'T'"
Z
I
tin
A
decided,
on,
resolution,
t6
dppolnt
(MOT
"
;
-t
;ateraramee
of
three
to
iraw
up
F'fl
i
.
i
'a
new
constitution
and
bylaws
and
ly.
there
were
pictures
ofMhe
Vick?
VapoRub
is
especially
ciic
coast
and
or
the
Mid-
valuable
here.
As
it
is
applied
ox-
-J-
-1'..
i
i
t
i
nigni
own.
te-r.aliy.
it
can
be
used
freely
at
Rev.
W.
F.
Price
of
Fir.rt
Ban-
the
first
sign
of
a
cold
without
III
I
I
a
IHi
ill
Itlnil
I
I
W
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.
m
t
l
t.)
Tj
M
COURT
OF
REVISION
Ltinue
,?
WS'S?
!Ant0
Tat-
tefB
affecting
both
the
American
m
lAiTirnunn
mt
t
IS
CONVENED
TODAY!
and
Canadian
departments.
Adjournment
Taken
Until
Next
Wednesday
When
Railway
Representative
Will
He
Here
Court
of
revision
on
the
muiU-
:Oj,
A
M.
.
M.
Brown.
Aid.
Local
i
tems
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
A.
Johnstone-
is
due
in
port
at
,
6
o'clock
this
evening
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
midnight
on
hef
return
to
Vancouver
and
way
points.
'
j
E.
M.
Goddard,
assistant
executive
officer
of
tjj'e
Alaska
Game
Commission,
and
other
officers
of
the
department,
who
have
been
here
for
a
day
or
so,
left
this
r.orntr.g
abocrT
the
commission
s
tist
Church
gave
the
b
-
diction
unsetting
the
most
delicate
diges-
power
vessel
Seal.
They
were
ac-
wun
wnicn
me
procci-fiin--;
k-
lion.
Juit
rr.b
it
o.i
the
throat
tompanied
by
a
representative
ed.
and
chest
at
bedtime.
of
the
B.C.
Police
and
will
con-
The
Ladies'
Aid
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
met
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
P.
W.
Hart,
Sixth
Avenue
West.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Hanson
was
appointed
to
the
Ridley
Home
Committee;
1hre
was
a
brief
program
of
nnl
BBKpRsmpnt
roll
convened
missionary
readings
and
singing
Of
outstanding'
interest
was
an
j
reorganize
the
band
following
the
tnjg
morning
and
adjourned
until
and
delicious
refreshments
were
Illustrated
Ieeture
entitled
"Prince
Rupert
to
the
Klondyke"
recent
resignation
of
officials.
This
committee
consists
of
Aid.
next
Wednesday
afternoon,
by
served.
will
eh
lm
I?
R
Nifhrtl
of
Win-
which
Adjutant
William
Kerr
(Theo
Collart,
chairman,
John
nf
peg.
assistant
taxation
commis-
President
Gonzales
of
the
gave
before
an
audience
which
Dore
and
Frank
Derry.
ioner
of
the
Canadian
National
Eoard
of
Trade
has
appointed
a
crowded
the
Salvation
Armyj
M
thfc
uw
wefe
RaIlwar8,
will
be
here
in
connec-
committee
to
Investigate
Citadel
last
night
...
.
...
h
of
...
w.,
liie
anoeals
of
his
com-
advisability
publishing
a
The
proceedings',
opened
with''v
j!
?J;
n.
i
booklet
this
year
advertising
the
the'
tinging
by
tho'
audience
of
of
Prince
Rupert
and
dist-
n
pr.nk
nr
v
William
r.n.
No
cases
were
taken
up
at
to-
'ty
"Onward
Christian
Soldiers"
Bishop
G.
A.
Rix
then
led
in
op
ening
prayer.
.
christ
und
.
Muesaliem.
day's
session.
Miyor
McMordic
'ft
The
committee
consists
of
nm.H
chairman
of
the
court
homas
McClymont,
Frank
Dibb,
.and
Aid.
Theo
Collart,
secretary.
;
H.
F.
Pullen
and
R.
F.
McNaugh-
The
Illustrated
lecture
started
Linirerirur
Colds
Plav
Havoc
Other
members
art
Aid.
Frank
on.
They
will
report
to
the
next
r
ami
ti
showed
i
.
...
.
.
...
.
,,
C.
.
II.
it
r
Onne
and
J
A
1
A
from
Vancouver
jn
System
Weakened
by
Flu
Prince
Rupert.
Tortlons
of
the
Skeena
River
were
"portrayed
as
Physicians
advise
that
the
chief
well
as
salmon
fishing
and
hand-1
danger
of
this
year's
epidemic
lies
Jing
of
halibut
at
Prince
Rupert.
'in
the
after-effects.
Colds
attack-
Capt.
E.
Anderson
sang
a
solo
I
:ng
the
weakened
system
r,o
often
during
an
intermission
and
th-n
't-d
to
bronchitis,
sinus
trouble,
the
audience
was
taken
by
pic-!
pneumonia,
or
even
meningitis,
ture
to
Skagway
and
over
"The
This
is
especially
true
of
children
Tli''of
'98."
An
appropriate!
or
old
folks.
cy
JVUIVIV
l
OCIVICC.
1ICHC
CUIUS
UIU9i
UK
UIICCACU
1111-
idP
redd
by
Ian
'Piraan-.
The
,
mediately
.
And
yet
to
much
dos-
pictureaHhen
moved
on
lo
Daw-
ing
may
upset
the
digestion
which
laen
andjold
and
modern
methods
already
disturbed
by
the
toxins
o
mining
were
illustrated,
Fir.-i
of
influenza.
of
the
board.
Nothing
Surpasses
'
Pleasant-tasting
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
For
Those
Who
Need
the
Health-giving
Benefits
of
Cod-liver
Oil
Vitamins
Soott
k.
lot!t,
Toronto
.'Out
H-20
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD
After
Stocktaking
Fekuarv
WE
have
m;
SL25
D.RESS
FLANNFJiS
32
inch.,
in
a
good
range
of
colers.
Per
yard
-gc
KIRSCH
CURTAIN
RODS
'
CUHettnds,
full
size.
yik-jr.r;.,
25c
Vr0OL
GLOVES-White
or
blaok-.
Per
pair
ggg
SEE
OUR
2oc
AND
50c
TABLES
LADIES'
JAEGER
COMBINATIONS
Long
or
short
weeves.
Regular
$7.
r
suit
3,95
LADIES'
UNION
SUITS
Vests
50c,
bloomers,
75c,
for
95c
LADIES'
SILK
&
WOOL
HOSE,
ALSO
PURE
WOOL
Sizes
8
1-2
to
10.
Values
to
$1.50.
Saie
price
7
9
P.
LlIILDR3N'S
COMBINATIONS
Long
sleeve.
Several
swes.
Per
suit
75c
LADIES'
CASHMERE
HOSE
in
brown
and
black
only.
3
pai
for
1.00
CHILDREN'S
HOSE
-
A
table
full
to
clear
at,
per
lir
25c
CHILDREN'S
DRESSING
GOWNS
Values
to
$3.50.
To
clear
at
1.95
CHILDREN'S
KNITTED
.
SUITS
For
boys
and
girls
.
Jumper
and
bloomer
regular
$4.95.
$3.25
ALL
SWEATERS
ONE-FOURTH
OFF
Sale
AKKEI)
31
ANY
LINES
FOR
CLEARANCE
AT
GREAT
REDUCTIONS
north-While
Savings
in
Seasanablc
3Icrchandisc.
See
Our
Windows!
KETS
Blue
SLrtpIiSUITS
Figured
flannelette;
pink,
.
white
ahd
blue.
Per
suit
75c
WOOL
TOQUES-A
big
vadoty.
Values
to
$1.25
75c
'
CREPE
DE
CHINE
In
1
nHMM?
pinl,
red,
blue.
1
1
peach,
(ywuve
and
black.
t
:11S
j95c
SHOT
SILK
TAFFETAS
larife.76
for
31.75
WASHABLE
FLbOR
RUGS
.Each
ggc
2-PLY
KNITTING
YARN
in
grey,
brown,
heather
und
black,
etc.
Per
lb
WHITE
FLANNELETTE
Pure
soft
quality.
6
yards
for
1()Q
COMFORTERS
Cotton-filled,
in
blue
and
pink
.
At
S2.50
LACE
CURTAIN
PANELS
Each
75c
LADIES'
WINTER
COATS
-From,
$4.75
'
t0
823.50
CHILDREN'S
COATS
in
lvX'Iefel
styles
..2.95
CHILDREN'S
COATS
Fur-trimmed,
to
$7.50.
r
4.75
MISSES'
COATS
To
$12.50
for
.
6.95
LADIES'
FELT
HATS
Each
1,50
LADIES'
PURE
SILK
HOSE
Mercury
made.
Regular
$1.25.
Per
pair
1,00
JAPAN
SILKS
27-inch,
in
a
big
range
of
colors.
Pryard
35c
SEE
OUR
TABLES
OF
REMNANTS!
STAMPED
GOODS
OF
EVERY
DESCRIPTION
AT
ONE-THIRD
OFF.
WE
HAVE
SOME
WONDERFUL
BARGAINS
IN
THE
CORSET
DEPARTMENT.
VALUES
FROM
$2.95
TO
$10.50
CLEARING
AT
LESS
THAN
HALF
I
PHONE
9
THIRD
AVENUE
&
FULTON
STREET
Us