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'DAILY
KDITION
WHITE
MAN
IS
PROBLEM
Bishop
Stringer
Tells
About
Eski-
mos
in
Interesting
Address
east
of
the
mouth
of
the
Mackenzie
"The
biggest
problem
tn
conaec-
River
where
there
was
pasture
suf
-Uon
with
the
development
of
the
,
ficient
for
250.000
of
these
animals,
natives
of
the
northern
part
of
The
Bishop
told
how
the
country
Canada
is
that
of
the
white
man."
i
being
opened
up
by
means
of
declared
Right
Rev:
Bishop
I.
O.
jthe
airplane,
and
living
improved
Stringer,
of
the
Yukon,
in
an
ad-by
the
use
of
the
radio
and
other
dress
to
the
Rotary
Club
at
its
products
of
modern
civilisation
The
weekly
luncheon
Thursday.
"The
natives
were
capable
of
great
de-ne'er-do-well
and
his
evil
Influence
velopment
and.
in
spite
of
what
a
is
responsible
for
most
of
the
de-
food
many
people
said,
would
be
gradation
of
both
Indians
and
Eski-
unproved
by
education,
oaos.
They
are
not
as
degraded
in
their
native
state
ss
sre
the
degraded
whites.
"
Another
interesting
statement
made
by
the
Bishop
was
that
each
native
gad
Kskhao
tribe
thinks
itself
"the
best
people."
The
whites
they
look
on
ss
an
afterthooght
of
Creator,
aad
inferior
The
Eski-
have
been
less
influenced
by
ftpmosticn
o2
the
white
man
then
any
others
and
they
are
being
develooed
very
ramdiv
Ctvilisation
Is
not
spoiling
them.
They
have
their
own
ten-ton
schooners
on
which
they
take
their
t
amines
and
docs
and.
if
not
sootled
bv
white
.
14.
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per
insertion
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per
u-ocd
JM
J5
aturoV
April
4.
131
;
interested
in
giving
protection
to
every
part
of
the
country.
Everywhere
the
potential
industries
of
the
north
were
being
investigated,
regardless
of
expense
and
every
one
was
interested
to
Northern
Canada.
A:
last
a
herd
of
3000
reindeer
was
being
driven
across
from
Alaska
and
next
year
would
be
established
Twenty
'Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
4,
1911
Angelo
Orefpria
hes
in
the
Prince
RuPrt
General
Hospital
with
a
oauet
wound
m
Ms
taigh
as
s
re-salt
of
a
shooting
affray
last
night.
Another
Italian
is
under
arrest
on
n
hot
htm
3he
board
of
police
troyed
by
fire
at
1
o'clock
this
nomlnt
nstaoee
win
lend
quite
a
bit
enchantment
to
winter.
'
anii
"gJIga
ut
1
'
'
if
calls
for
a
few
drops
to
ward
o9
(
constipation
;
so
does
any
suggestion
bad
breath.
Vnever
older
cbtldrea
don't
eat
well,
don't
rest
well,
or
have
any
Ettte
upset,
a
more
liberal
dose
of
tkts
pure
:
vegetable
preparation
is
usuaXy
all
that
s
needed.
Geeekie
Castork
has
Cbas.
H.
Fletcber's
signature
oa
the
wrapper.
Doctors
prescribe
it.
people,
will
work
out
theh-
own
de-,
er
finally
approved
of
esti-ttBiea.
the
Bishop
declared.
mats
for
the
eedfcng
year
asaount-
Biafaop
Stringer
toM
of
the
chang-
to
SMUtt.
ed
attitade
hi
the
last
thirty
or
forty
j
years
of
the
Ottawa
government
to-1
The
borne
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
-ward
the
aoithlaad.
He
told
of
hav-
JBodey
on
the
north
side
First
Av-teg
tried
to
get
pohos
and
customs
I
cnn
hear
Second
Street
was
de-
protecUon
on
behalf
cf
Bishop
!
Reeve
in
the
early
days
aad
of
batog
xofsaed
simply
In
use
"it
would
i
BOt
amy."
That
was
bo
longer
given
I
as
a
reason
and
today
Canada
was
of
for
TEETHING
troubles
iredul
....
of
course.
.babjejLaauWPfBUrt
ihffitoe!
Aad
mma
because
oi
the
btde
uraets
wBica
.comelb
suddealy
tb&.
BftntoAYT
one
sure
wsy
to
comfort
a
restless,
teething
child.
Cattocia
made
cspecuuy
for
babies
and
children!
Its
perfectly
harmless,
as
the
.fmla
on
tae
wrapper
tefii
you.
Its
vM
iti
taste
am
action.
Yet
it
rights
Btde
upsets
with
a
never-laSkg
efiectieness.
of
That's
the
beauty
of
tak
special
chQdaa's
remedy!
It
may
be
gives
to
tiay
iafaats-as
often
astaerc
Is
need,
la
eanesof
coBc
aad
suauar
disterbaDcea,
it
b
invaluable.
But
it
has
evrry-day
uses
aB
mothers
-
rbaM
tmdmtand.
A
coated
tonrue
is
GIVEN
,
...
.
Presentation
to
Mrs.
James
t....
augh
,
1
attPresbjterian
Church
,
!
Catherine
!
A
large
lathering
of
members
and
i
adherents
of
First
Prebyterian
j
Church
and
other
friends
.met
in.
the
church
hall
on
Thursday
eve-wng
last
to
bid
farewell
toMr.
and
Mrs.
James
Waugh
on4he
eve
of
their
departure
for
Montreal.
The
minister
of
the
church,
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hoiimgwortn;
presraea.
Following,
a
splendid
musical
program,
J.
W.
McKinley
and
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill,
on
behalf
of
the
eongre-
Igation,
axpfesaed
appreciation
and
oeep
leenngs
oi
gramuae
tor
me
splendid
services
rendered
by
Mrs.
Waugh
to
the
church.
Mrs.
Waugh's
beautiful
voiee
and
muskal
tilaut
;
had
been
freely
given
at
all
times;
not
only
in
-the
service
of
the
churah,
but
also
at
many
public
coRCfrts
sad
functions
where
her
yf'pe
always
gave
so
much
delight
and
pleasure
As
a
member
of
the
ehoir
her
singing
addd
mucn
Ibeautv
aad
insolratlon
to
the
ices.
.
E.Motte.
on
behalf
of
the
Prince
jmiprt
Ministerial.
Asspcia-Usn.
ttaaaked
Mrs.
Waugh
for
her
services
to
the
churches
of
Christ
in
the
city
aad
ecpecJaBy
for
her
Ikipd
and
prompt
responses
to
take
part
in
the
hospital
services
arranged
by
the
aasociation.
Mrs.
Waaah
had
never
refused
but
was
ainnys
glad
to
sing
and
give
.plea
stice
to
the
paUeate
at
the
hospital.
Mr..D"Ne411
read
an
address
of
prseentatton
from
the
members,
I
adhesents
and
choir
ef
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
and.
on
their
j
tolntf
nrMMitw)
tn
UM.
WAUCh
a
I
beautiful
calf
leather
handbag
containing
a
purse
filled
with
gold.
Mrs.
Waugh.
who
was
completely
taken
by
surprise,
thanked
the
congrega
tion
for
its
beautiful
gift.
After
the
best
wishes
of
the
con-
i
giggatfsa
and
other
friends
for
Mr.
and
Mrs
Waugh's
happiness
aad
n...
in
tk.tr
nan'
Kaims
haH
been
expressed.
relressaeats
were
served
and
a
pleasant
hour
was
spent
In
convention.
In
response!
to
a
general
reaaeat
Mrs.
.Waugh!
rang
two
frewll
soaga,
"I
Passed!
By
Your
Wtede-
and
"Cam
Thro'
the
Rye."
After
Jhto
the
meet
-
,
tng
came
to-a
close
vrtth
the
stag
-
1
ing
of
"Auk!
Lang
Syne'
and
"For
They
Are
JqPy
Good
Fellows."
!
Mrs.
Hollingworth
and
Mrs.
Mc-i
Klnley
presided
at
the
Uble
ooured.
Those
helping
and
serving
were
Mrf
D.
C.
Staart.
Mrs.
O'Neill.
Mrs.
Ftdler.
Mrs.
Bremner.
Mrs.
Foote.
Mrs.
Teog.
Mrs.
A.
McKen-rie.
Miss
D.
BaRmger.
Miss
N.
Brown.
Miss
,B.
MeKUUey.
Miss
H.
Walker.
Miss
O.
Monro.
Miss
S.
Staart,
Ms
XL
WWtecrott
and
Mha
M.
Ivarson.
The
concert
program
was
as
follows:
Songs.
J.
A.
-Tens.
Orchestra
jtejaegon.
J.
Watt.
J.
Bremner
sntfjMss,
3.
S.
.Black
Soqga,
J
.WMrtsjaan
Smith.
ReeiUtlon,
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron.
Songs.
Mrs.
Wm.
Millar
Songs.
Miss
O.
Munro.
Vioim
solo
aad
piano.
Mr.
aad
Mrs.
J.
B.
Mgckay.
f-'Sengr
A
.
-Cvappecton
.
Acoompanists
Mrs.
H.
C.
Fraser
ind
Mr.
3
5.
Black.
j
Former
JLocahGirl
Entertabs
Easter
k
Bride
and
Fiancee
VICTORIA.
April
4
Tke
wed-,
i:ng
of
Miss
Doris
Oibson.
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
W.
Gib-
.
on
York
Place,
and
Mr.
Howard
Harm
an,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
H.
Harman.
Meraios
Street,
will
lake
nlare
at
St.
Mary's
Church.
Oak
Bay.
on
Easter
Monday.
The
popu-iar
young
couple
are
being
extensively
entertained
before
the
interesting
event.
on
Sunday
last
Miss
Dorothy
Tre-mayne
entertained
a
large
number
friends
In
their
honor
at
the
i
home
of
her
parent.
Dr.
and
Mrs
on
Tuesday
night
Miss"
Alice
Barnes.
Newport
Avenue,
was
hostess
at
a
buffet
super
for
Miss
Gibson,
and
on
Thursday
afternoon
Miss
Moninna
McKenna.
Madison
Avenue,
washostess
at
an
afternoon
bridge
for
her.
the
other
players
being
Mrs
E.
P
Tisaali;
Mrs
Arthur
Nash.
Ktrs.
A
Farrer.
Misses
M,rMr
lfit
and
Norah
Wilson.
Helen
Mcintosh,
Constance
Waugh
Wlnnjpeg.
Do-
reen
Athburnham.
Inec
Ker.
Dorothy
Tremayne
and
Mrs.
Eden
Quainton.
DD
$Q2
skip
aecfiosis
.Jt
roojs,
soothes
Instantly.
A
fluid
thai
artuallv
(lorn
muMi
the
hlemNied
Ulnrlean.
Abad
skin
1$
unfortunate.
mjharrasetag
uimfcei&iry,
UU
Jlii
fofmuj,
Jim!,,
healhjg
elements.
OUMES
LTD.
!W.
J.
McCUTCHEON.
DRUGGIST
JP
erracerarmers
1
Baptist
Ladies'.Aid
.
'Easter
ijea
Sale
Very
.Successful
tlnsfatute
Meets
?-fa
S?-J2S
;
received
and
welcomed
the.
guests.
.
.
T.
.
4
,
i
-WV0
4r
-tbia
N4eUgbt$ul
arious
Matters
of
Interest
Taken
'
affair
Was
Mra.
J.
A.
Lindaey.
Up
at,Cathfrinc
T.uesday
xboee
ta
cbajge
of
the
various
Evening
ubleg
wee:
I
Sewing
JArs.
J.
McDonald
and
TERRACE.
AjJrtl
metUfim
of
I
KIri-
j
.Hampton,
the
Terrace
Farmers'
Institute
was!
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
Sid
Handheld
on
Tuesday
night
when
there
'.
un
ind
Mrs.
Phil
Unaey.
was
a.
busy
session
.erviteurs
Mrs.
Ivarson.
Mrs.
AjJettW
trn
the
,Failfair-imfn
Currie.
Mrs.
Houston,
asking
lor
financial
assistance
to-
Kitchen
Mrs.
F
rarer.
Mrs.
F.
wards
the
next
fair
was
ibied
for
-Cameron
and
Mrs.-tromdahl.
digenmin
at
the
next
meeting.
Careful
oooaideration
was
given
to
reports
en
four
eampiea
of
Umestene
from
the
district
and
the
reports
ee
altimately
refer
-
red
back
to
(he.
directors
with
in
-
rt
ructions
to
get
-further
data
on
thelme
esateat
.Question.
Letters
aac
catalogues
from
.
the
makers
of
JJgae.ervsher
were
also
before
thg.aif
ctsng
but
no
action
was
taken
.with
respect
to
these.
It
was
rtwJdfii
to
make
an
effort
to
aj$erVdn
the
possible
annual
crmwaTfrtion
el
crushed
limestone
in
the
district
pr.jr
to
in-
"ttB
to
Promote
the
in-
durtry.
-H
L.
Ejaak
was
appointed
del-
ega"
oust
net
conveeittor
ud
,H
jOag
was
elected
represen
UtHre
Business
arrangements
having
in
view
the
spraying
o:
ur;nards
m
the
district
were
left
ir.
Uve
hand-f
Messrs.
Haaalin
and
Thomson
with
InstrucUan
that
the
ch.irtt?
should
be
safUffOBt
to
cover
'Ut'
jneceasary
apeases
ot
the
plat.'
BOYS'BAND
,A
at
McClrniont
Park
y
and
yim
Rfcluu
c,vrn
Quite
a
.huge
rawd
atrarabled
in
.
,
-
-
i
noon
to
hoar
the
Boys'
Baad
give
a
Good
Friday
concert
of
appropriate
UBUtfc.
It
was
the
first
public
ap-pearance
of
the
hand
for
some
time.
Bandmaster
-TOvamas
Wilson
was
in
charge
The
band
plans
oa
giving
a
series
of
open-air
concerts
dartag
the
coming
summer.
Doubtless,
aaany
will
look
forward
favbeariag
these.
Presentation
Made
Monroe
Retiring
.Local
Govrrrunent
Agent
Honored
Thursday
,By
Colleagues
iBecere
Jeavtng
on
Thursday
to
take
up
his
duties
as
Oovernmept
Ageni
ai
apauno.
v.
i.
Mpnrpe
was
presented
with
a
dab
bag.
as
a
token
of
esteem
and
goodwill
from
the
local
court
bouse
staff.
With
it
was
a
hand-bag
for
Mrs.
Monroe,
who
.will
leave
within
the
next
few
weeks
for
the
island
city.
The
presentations
were
made
by
H.
F.
Mr-Leod.
BURNS
Ma
uml
pm
ml
Minifl
rim
Sprttf
m
painrul
smarting
stops'
PJIST
CHOICE
OF
SUITS
OR
SPKINGiCOATS
New
samples
just
arrived
of
spring
and
summer
goods
-of
the
finest
quality
aad
the
patterns
of
the
very
latest.
ling
xnrcuncn
n
m
rgftantliX
JiaMtar"'J1
tg.
Fare
djitsery
o
an
part
aiii
the
city
LING
THE
TAILOR
11?
Second
Ave
Vbone
C13
1
The
.Baptist
Ladies'
Aid
held
an
Easter
sale
in
the
crurtjh
parlors
on
Thursday
afternoon.
The
event
was
a
jgreat
success
socially
.and
finan
cially
1
The
.tahies
were
very
attractive,
u
oh
beliig
centred
wih
a
gtlver
vaanmt
rtaffal
Cashiers
Miss
Hgbel
Ivarson
,and
Mrs
Herb
Hampton
i
Delightful
aolpE
were
rendered
by
MrsC.
C.
Monroe,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
CuUin.
aad
Mrs.
Cjulkh
ccom-
ipaaied
by
Mrs.
Fnueer.
evisionv
Likely
Attach
to
Short
Wave
Radio
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director
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Fada
Radio
Co
ir:
Canada,
who
say.-
that
viile
.television
may
be
here
before
very;
long,
it
will
of
necessity
ope
rale
in
the
short
wave
spectrum
parate
receiving
apparatus
t
ordinary
radio
sets
Divorce
comes
not
when
they;
arc
tired
of
b
other,
hut
sfhen
they
ace
.not
ttssd
of
snmoqpe
else.
DR.
HUGH
L.
DICKEY
SPECIALIST
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Ear,
Nose
and
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Early
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Throughout
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April
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NORTHERN
&
C.
NEWS
Tlie
Kaselton
.
Conservative
Association,
at
its
annual
meeting
whieh
.was
hcid
secently,
electee
oificers
as
follows:
President.
R.
S
aent;
vicepagtnt,
Mrs.
A.
D
chfappell;
aaretftrjr.
W.
Larmei
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True
wtlye
if
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.Hodder,
Matt
Myros,:
Perry
vgrkwad"A.
D.
Chap-
oell.
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The
new
Haaelton
Hospital
has;
been
filled
to
igaaaeHy
lor
weeks
Bren
sow,
if
raere
jhgds
were
av
ailable,
they
woald
he
occupied.
Hu
aw
JHasenon
orchestr-.
made
its
initial
appearance
at
dance
her?
last
Saturday
night
and
mde
a
great
hit.
The
orchestra
consists
of
Miss
Athol
Russell.
Riy
Cuss.
Oakley
Senkpic:
and
:iark
Wicks.
The
New
Haaelton
Community
Vera
McInne
f
Hmt;
League
has
been
organised
here
,eft
Wednt,s.la
v
Wfleers
aae
as
foMows:
president-
holuteyil
wilh
hf,
6..H.
3enkpiel;
vioezcsideBt.
Otttj
Jte
t
Nortn
BaMes,
Chrirtianaon;
secretary-treasurer;
W.
F.
Sherriffs:
executive
C.
H
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c
A
fTlnct
oore
Insur
Sawle.
R
J.
Mprrigon,
Uon
Spoo-
mM,
w
A
busjneag
visa.,:
ner
aad
Roy
Oust.
jbare.on
Wedneadsjr.
Musf
U
B.
Kennairy.has
arrived,
NoTtriover
of
Ssnfthers
is
from
Vancouver
to
tlfV
a
poittlaalji
M
aer
nasttier.
Mrs
r
a
as
night
epexator
for.
the
Govern-
ajtah,
at
Terrace.
Miss
Franc
ment
Teegfaahs
.
at
agelton
loiaed
her.
there
on
Wedncs
Dr.
H
C.
Wrinoh.
-aflA
.
farf'3''
Skeena.
and
Mrs.
Wriach
are
ex-
kfn
McNeil
wti
the
lucky
winn
pected
hoav
next
Tupsday
mona-jat
Bishop
picture
show
on
Wr:
me
from
Vieteria
where
Dr.
;
nseday
night
Wrinch
attended
the
asatian
of
thej
.
,,
,.
legislature.
j
father
Uray
rata
mod
to
jesast
on
Tuesday's
isain.
His
11
After
.a
trip
of
a
few
weeks
teivieit
at
to
be
his
last
before
he
,n
Merrjtt
s.juonttX.
Ward
MaT-.esads
to
new
position,
sad
Ur
shaU
sd
Mged
Hair
have
re-.weflixdrvstei
will
be
held.
1
urne,dto
Utcfl
,
.
!
!
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcntosh
returned
Douglas
Lay
.
resWent
mining
en-;Mnee
stupe
rt
on
Tuesday
a.",
mneer.
has
returned
to
Hassnoii
-pendinv
the
week-end
at
:!.
after
holding
a
series
op
lectBtot
'Xassways
tor
prospectoK
in
the
Oarfboo
'ountry.
C.
X.
K.
TRALVS
Prosn
-fait.
Hitntoya
Ttmdnvi
The
Ladfs04iD
HsstoV
Unl-til
ltlllliii
5-jjjfjka.
ted
Church
held
s
successful
Sas
fV-"Hifft
-Mnndan
Wednmia
.i
ter
tea
and
sale
on
Thursday.
aad
Saturdays.
11
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jdjrs.
W.
Bedore
returned
from
jissome
on
Tuesday
where
she
nan
been
visUisg
ber.aik
daughter.
Shr
.cported
her
daughter
very
mud.
improved
when
she
4ef
t.
Dr.
J.
T.
Maady,
resident
ralnint-leqgiaeer.
passed
thjough
on
Tues
'day
on
hLs
return,
to
the
coast
ano
twasa4ttUy:gmle4tliy
nuuiber
irienas.
The
.
two
daughters
of
Mr.
urn!
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenpey
went
o.0nrithcr
ion
IVesVnesday
to
spend
their
Ea;
,..liln
miih
tr
anA
Uk
Tlvf
Krnney.
Mr.
Carter,
insurance
adjust!
arrived
on
Wednesday
to
iiMjuii'
into
ths
circunisUnces
of
the
u
crnt
ue
irrnomiraux
wr.
ii
u
-
aurncd
on
Thursday's
train.
Hwy
look
for
husky
bous-
TIERE
are
1
ImmO
farntw
Ml
tlin.gliMt
tlir
ItniiMaiwn
for
quality
mI
pM-araiire.
Tliey
)iar
lirau
)io.V
anil
riHr1
and
re
rrj
tilrlirj
rr(nFcirtra
at
IHMnta
that
rt
lite
moat
LifL
and
iiauoa.
Thrv
arc
l.uilt
iet1-h
Uf
toy
know
bow
to'
"rough
handle"
IxmU
arxl
are
made
in
Ilriliuli
(lumlila.
bring
quick
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