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Tuesday,
October
28,
1924.
Gradually
Coming
Into
Our
Own.
YVe
are
gradually
coming
into
our
own.
The
Terrace
bridge
about
which
we
worried
for
a
long
Unit,
is
praeJicully
completed
and
will
be
ready
for
opening
on
November
20.
That
is
a
great
Paying
Hebrideans
To
Come
To
British
Columbia.
The
British
Columbia
government
has
offered
Ihe
sum
of
$UU0
per
family
to
Hebrideans
who
would
like,
lo
come
and
settle
in
British
Columbia.
That
is
a
considerable
sum
for
the
taxpayers
to
provide.
Now,
.however,
Father
Macdonnell,
who
has
charge
of
the
migration,
wants
the
amount
doubled.
It
is
lo
be
assumed'
that
the
government
'of
this
province
will
prefer
to
do
without
the
settlers,
rather
than
pay
so
high
a
price
to
induce
litem
to
come.
-
British
Columbia,
welcomes
.seltlej;s
and.
will"
cpntiiipc.
Ip,
o
m
The
Empire
Medicine
the
preparation
which
has
won
the
confidence
of
every
country
under
the
British
Flag
tieremedy
which
has
brought
health
and
happiness
to
millions
of
men
and
women
in
every
part
of
the
Empire
the
treatment
which
is
resorted
to
everywhere
for
ailments
such
as
Sick
Headache,
Biliousness,.
Indigestion
and
Constipation,
often
considered
insignificant,
yet
decidedly
inconvenient
ailments
vwhich
have
their
origin
in
a
dyspeptic
condition
of,
(the.
stomach
.and
a
torpid
action
of
the
liver'
11
HNS
sometimes
bo
around
cackling
wil
limit
laying
an
egg,
but
they
are
not
the
only
ones
I
hat
do
the
same.
THE
last
camp
on
the
Island
road
Is
set.
And
yet
there
were
those
who
said
the
road
job
would
slop
just
as
ioou
as
the
election
was
over.
IT
is
commonly
reported
that
a
pelillrtn
is
to
he
started
here
asking
for
an
immediate
revision
of
the
weather
schedule.
STANLEY
Baldwin
says
constitutional
rebellion
is
Ihe
same
as
chilly
hell.
Shame,
Mr.
Baldwin.
We
don'l
use
such
words
out
west.
I'lVH
million
sopkeye
eggs
went
up
I"
the
liatcliery
yesterday.
How
many
wrfs
that?
step
in
the
development
of
Ihe
district.
While
It
was
delayedj
THH
man
who
tarred
the
house
several
years
owing
to
the
big
expense
involved,
it
was
eveiitu-jof
his
neighbor
in
Britain
bc-ally
built
and
will
be
worth
a
lot
to
Ihe
community.
cause
he
ditfered
from
him
poli-
Aiiofhjfr
thing
wo
are
getting
is
the
road
across
Kaien
Island,
tically,
must
have
harbored
black
The
work
has
begun
and
a
good
sum
of
money
has
already
been
spent
in
clearing
the
right
of
way.
The
next
step
is
to
have
the
work
proceed
and
that
will
have
to
be
in
co-operation
with
the
city
ol
Prince
Rupert.
Those
who
want
the
road
built
will
have
to
support
at
Ihe
civic
election
only
those
candidates
who
are
to
admit
it,
ready
to
put
it
through
early
in
the
year
in
tithe
for
it
to
tie
j
-
used
in
connection
with
the
new
provincial
rtiad.
If
the
present
IF'
anyone
hears
a
racket
in
council
w
ill
not
do
this
whrk
it
is
up
to
the
people
to.
elect
a
coun-lil
that
will
see
that
development
in
this
direction
is
not
held
back.
The
city
is
doing
good
work
in
connection
with'
the
grading
of
roads
generally,
but
this
Kaien
Island
road
is
one
that
has
been
held
back
for
various
reasons
for
a
long
time
and
it
would
be
a
pity
to
check
it
now.
We
suggest
that
an
Island
Road
Association
be
formed
to
pledge
members
to
support
only
those
candidates
in
Ihe
city
who
will
build
the
city
end
of
the
road
and
similarly
to
support'
at
the
next
provincial
election
only
the
candidate
that
will
build
roads.
The
lime
lo
get
the
Island
road
is
right
now.
vjf
it
is
delayed,
we
cannot
tell
when
it
will
proceed.
thoughts
in
his
heart.
-9
IT
is
all
riglit
to
be
a
bridge
expert,
hut
it
is
not
good
form
Ihe
I)e
Luxe
hall
he
will
know
it
is
only
a
badminton
racquet.
-
Llkh
tennis
"love"
seems
to
play
a
prominent
part
in
the
hudmintoi
game.
NEW
HAZELTON
Mrs.
fl.
I).
Parent
and
her
sons
are
expected
back
shortly
from
Montreal.
Jack
Burns
and
J.
D.
Sweeney
came
in
Ia?l
night
from
Legale
Creek
where
they
have
been
en
craped
Ibis
summer
in
mining
de
velopment
work.
Preparations
are
now
being
made
for
the
calling
for
tenders
for
the
erection
of
a
$10,000
nurses'
home
in
rniineelinn
with
so,
but
lo
what
extent
they
should
pay
out
cash
to
get
them
here
the
Hazeltnn
Hospital.
The
Moth-remains
a
doubtful
question.
Most
of
us
came
here
on
our
own
'odist
Mission
Board
has
votei
without
any
special
inducement
We
paid
our
own
way
in
spite
5,ooo
towards
it.
of
the?
fact
that
we
were
poor.
If
others
wish
lo
come
we
should
I
welcome
ineni,
oui
io
pay
.shoo
io
eacn
ramiiy
as
an
intliiccment:
Dr.
(J.
A.
Petrie
will
be
in
is
doubtful
economy.
Give
them
land
by
all
means
and
help'charge
of
medical
and
surgical
them
all
we
possibly
can
hut;
it
must
be
remembered
that
every
work
at
Ihe
Hazelton
llosnllal
uun,ir
mm
oui
increasi's
me
taxes
.
I
I
Immigration
Is
.
Dominion
Problem.
Immigration
is
a
Dominion
government
problem.
Also
the
issuing
of
licenses
to
fishermen
is
a
federal
matter
and
nothing
whalever
to
do
with
Ihe
provincial
government.
The
only
reason
the
mailer
of
immigration
and
land
settlement
devolves
upon
the
province
lo
some
extent
is
because
in
this
province
the
crown
during
the
absence
of
Dr.
II.
fi.
Wrinch,
M.L.A.,
who
is
going
to
Victoria
lo
attend
the
session
of
the
legislature.
Dr.
II.
O.
Large
who
arrived
this
week
from
Bella
Bella,
will
be
his
assistant
The
search
party
which
left
some
wee.ks
ago
to
locale
MeKlair
lands
-belong
to
the
province
and
not
lo
the
Dominion
and
s-el-jand
his
partner,
prospectors
wh
in
nK
i.irui
uirtriuii-
inrcuine
ii
provincial
mailer
as
wen
as
oneihave
Iwen
missing
for
over
a
for
the
Dominion
government.
jyi.nrf
r(!lurnP(l
,0
Hazelton
on
We
should
all
like
to
see
a
good
settlement
of
Hebrid
established
in
the
fisheries
here,
but
it
must
be
remembered
JFindlay
Forks
but
were
unable
lo
m!
samron
iisi.iug
nere
is
a
caning
llial
is
learned
by
purely
find
those
whom
they
sought.
local
experience.
Many
white
people
who
undertake
it
fail
to
make
gocxl.
TifM.d
rmmey
can
be
made
by
the
right
persons
but
it.
Galloway,
district
minim
not
all
who
go
into
it
are
successful.
The
first
year
they
areiengincer,
left
last
week
for
Cari
i.kc
apprentices
i
uic
calling,
home
of
the
fishermen
that
boo
on
ollicial
business.
He
will
came
here
from
the.
Eraser
River
made
good
the
first
year,
but
'proceed
from
there
lo
Victoria
they
had
xiriiict
in
the
same
class
of
fishing.
Inhere
,,e
will
remain
.
until
Ihe
V?
L
.
KVjeriimeiH
win
ne
m-auvised
ir
they
pay
middle
of
December,
when
he
will
""y
.um
Mgher
tlian
that
already
uffered
in
order
lo
induce
jreiurn
accompanied
by
Mrs.Gal-iHIIera
of.
Any-kind,
to
come
here-Scoltish,
English
or
Irish
or
loway
who
is
at
present
visiting
any
olhec
iial.onal.ly.
I
hey
tire
paying
out
the
peoples
.non
relative,
iii
Iteglnaw
and
me
bound
lo
go
carefully.
.
'
f
'
v
'
v..
William
Jl.
Scolt
of
South
illazellon
waV
sentenced
lo
six
jmonlhs
at
Okalla
Prison
by
luslice
of
Ihe
Peace
William
(irant
for
supplying
liquor
lo
Indians.
-
PRINCE
GEORGE
Dr.
E.
.1.
Lyon
has
left
on
a
month's
vacation.
He
will
vlsil
bis
former
home
in
Ontario
and
also
plans
lo
visil
Mayo
Clinic
at
Ilochesler,
Minn.,
as
well
as
New
York
hospitals.
The
Prince
OeorRe
Agricultural
ik
Industrial
Association
has
decided
lo
purchase
a
permanent
fair
site
from
the
provincial
jjovernmenl.
Found
guilty
of
accoslinir
vounir
girls
on
the
streel,
Wilfrid
Sciney
was
last
week
sentenced
to
three
jnonlbs
with
hard
labor
by
Police
MnKislrale
McLean.
T.
B.
Taylor,
teller
In
the
Bank
of
Montreal
at
Ashcroft,
has
been
transferred
lo
Prince
Oeorgci
taking
Ihe
place
of
Vincent
Olles
who
is
transferred
to
Ashcroft.
Jack
llohertfton,
sou
of
.ludtfe
Iloberlson,
has
Joined
the
Bank
of
Montreal
slalf
here.
I
Tor-May,
(Vfobfi
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TWO
TTTH
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ITEVS
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News
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man
in
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niuuu
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
I
SAYS.
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
I.y
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
Ihe
Ooveriunent
of
Hrt
Columbio.
?IH
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Pri
nee
Rupert
October
28,
1914.
I'rof.
Alexander
will
give
a
lecture
tonight
in
the
Empress
Theatre
on
the
pauses
of
the
(real
War
and
the
personalities
and
powers
resrAmsible
for
it.
The
proceeds
will
io
to
the
Belgian
war
fund.
During
the
tiKiath
of
October,
925,200
ponuds
of
halibut
wai
I
In
MollmHul
nhurnli
i,t
nilfiu.
1
BERtIN
ELECTRIC
SIQNS
BHIILLN,
Oct.
28.
Advertisinfr
by
electric
signs,
which
has
been
largely
restricted
in
Berlin
sine
Ihe
outbreak
of
the
war,
will
he
practically
unrestricted
herp-after.
Only
objeclioqs
from
tthe
artistic
point
of
view
may
be
made,
and
it
is
hoped
within
a
short
lime
lo
restore
Ihe
pre-war
night
aelivilies
of
Be'rlin.
if
fit
MADE
IN
CANADA
SOLD
AND
RECOMMENDED
BY
GROCERS
EVERYWHERE
SMITHERS
.
II.
C.
De
Vinney
of
Houston
lia-1
been
a
buwihes
visitor
in
jSniilhers
during
Ihe
past
three
Idays.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Kiikpuiin
K
have
returned
to
their
Iiohm-
al
ler
an
exlemled
visit
with
"!;
lives
in
eaxteni
cities.
Tii'n
daughler.
Miss
Arleiie.
i
-iai:
in
Ihe
easl-wliere
she
will
linue
her
hish
school
-tudn
s
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ilannii
u
t
Itnrrv
v)m
Iuivp
lnpn
flu
Liicl.
landed
here.
Its
value
I,
placed
,,f
Mr
,,
MrH
r
Mj4l
llll
,,,
nl
$41,300.
Several
days
have
r.-iun,.
d
i.
"
....
i
Houston
and
fnnn
there
mt
i
William
Manson,
M.P.P.
and!,.:
i...
,.
u.
Mrs.
Manson
returned
lo
city
last
night
after
having
the
at-
Ilanna
Paine
to
llouoton
nvMf
I.
in
tfili
nf
aliilum
ntiMit
tended
the
General
Conference
of!;,,,,
.
(.fcNIl
,,av
11W
,,,.,.,,.,;
that
It
Is
not
necessary
necessary
ti
liave
an
agent
al
that
point.
The
second
of
the
daneen
(riven
by
I
he
newly
formed
Smilhera
tlenedirl
Cluh
was
heUI
on
1'ri-
lay
and
allliough
Hot
qille
o
well
attended
as
the
first
mm,
those
present
spent
a
very
enjoyable
evening.
.
Arthur
Gregory
of
Morlcelowii
and
J.
Gowans
of
Burns
talus
were
business
visitors
ln
town
on?
Friday.
There
.vvaborifc,oni5cU
Jt
,
fhe..Bulkley
Valley
DbUrjc!
Hospital,
Siuilhers,
a
daughter
to
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
J.
J,
Btjaidcy
of
prince
'
'
illlipert.
,
John
Goohl
of
(ou(on
who
i
lias
tieen
a
patient
at
the
hospi
tal
forhe
past
week
is
now
able
to
be
around
again
and
will
soon
be
escorting
home
Jlnt.
Gould
and
their
newly
arrived
daughter.
An
auction
sale
was
held
on
Friday
and
Saturday
afternoons
and
evenings
lo
dispnsp
of
lln
household
goods
and
slook
in
trade
of
T.
Aner
who
has
conducted
a
gent's
furnishing
and
tailoring
establishment
In
Snillhers
for,
a
number
of
years.
A
number
of
exceptionally
good
bargains
were
obtained
by
the
bidders
on
gent's
furnishings
and
suit
lengths.
One
of
the
main
at
tractions
of
Ihe
sale
was
the
auctioning
of
the
fancy
work
that1
had
been
done
by
Mrs.
Anger.
There
was-.a
large
collection
of
very
beaut
i
fill
piepe.s
and
I
ho
bidding
was
very
keen.
John
Hamlell,
a
former
resident
oT
Ihe
Burns
Lake
district,
died
at.
the
local
hnspilal
on
Saturday,
Oct.
2.1.
Mr.
Ilamlelt
who
bad
been
ailing
for
n
month
was
in
his
(50th
year.
J.
A.
Bolvin
of
Winnipeg
representing
big
lie
operators
working
east
and
west
of
Fort
William
Is
in
Ihe
district
making
an
in
CLARK'S
r
lEANS
BE
Every
bean
tender
but
never
mushy
Mutritiou
and
dlicto
Your
choice
ol
54cci
Tomato
Chili
or
PUIa.
-
-pcclinii
'.f
the
tie
limber
adjacent
lo
the
railroad.
Ileport
made
to
date
are
very
enurg-Ing
and
it
in
very
prolmble
thai
operation
will
he
started
this
fall
on
a
mi
of
about,
200,000
lies.
A
mnrial'
service
was
held
at
the
Anglican
CliMreh
Sunday
I
vnhi!r
fur
Urn
lute
ArrtihUlion
f
TELKWA
Iti'V
J.
S.
Bruvfi-:
'
iindy
nMrntuit
-
f
f'roice
llnperl.
unl
noon,
ilreve
to
l.'i.
ervie
tliw.
-
The
lky
Srouls
itfi
m
the
p--
i
i
building
which
i-Si
i.ut
Halt
fr
Ml-
ft!tintli.
The
Unce
In
.oigl.t
ill
Ihe
Hull
.
Libnity
lintved
I..
.f.
ji.yulib-
oTie.
Tli-
ruuddy,
but
hmt
it.i
i
,
people
from
runonii
1
inilide
points
TIm
j
very
iimul,
hihI
i
tic
pli'jed
with
III--
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served
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(thina
as
a
missionary.
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carloads
of
Sntltliers
fidlm
Journeypd
to
Telkwa
on
Friday
niitlil
In
attend
the
drtnen
lhre
in
aid
of
the
library
fund,!
ftHd
rrporl
having
n
very
enjoyable
time.
A
number
of
clli.ens
also
attended
the
danrp
al
Ihe
Driftwood
Schonlhonse
the
same
evening,
this
danre.
being
In
old
of
the
Clulslinas
tree
fund.
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pood
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ol
being'.
done
helm
collies.
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co.
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verj-
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far
there
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sligl
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only
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reminder
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has
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:
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far,
and
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it
ke-
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shorten
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winiei
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Those
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the
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tyednei-
day,
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all
ports
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CHARLOTTE
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night,
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18th.
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