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IN ‘NORTHERN B.C.

Prince Rupert, B. C.

European Plan,

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| Rates $1 spr day up.

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The Bulkley Hotel

E. E. Orchard. Owner ; —

| European or American Plan
The headquarters: for ‘the Bulkley
# Valley. Tourists and Commercial men

All trains met. . Autos, livery or rigs
y saddie horses provided.

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C, W. Dawson Manager
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_ Best atténtion to tourists and to
. commercial men. - .

Dining room in connection

Rates reasonable. “Patronage is
solicited nN

Write us for: information when’
renovating or building your home .

Make Your. Home Attractive !

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P.O. Box 459; Prince Rupert, B. 3.0, ,

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| Hard’ Times Ball
Summary Court)

A Bard ‘Times Ball tok ‘place

Jat the’Usk school under the aus-
pices of ‘the board of trustees, :

The aggregation did not suggest
hard times, quite the contrary,
except in the case of A. H. Ed-
wards, the benign: ‘manager, who
_f, | bespoke a frayed manilla tie. a
~* | :notted belt, patches in the wrong | —
place, and a dejected counten-
ance. He morally won: the prize,
but as. the Hard Times - Court
could only obtain 95 cents in fines
from the paupery criminals, he
was awarded: the sympathy’ of
the court instead of. something
more material. 8. A.D, Davis
presided and J. P. McDonnell
_{executed, Miss. James, Clerk: of
the Court, ‘swore: all alike on- 2
. | Gage’s foyrth reader, to which

| most took advantage -of -to equi-

vocate in a manner that made
Munchausen’s tales read like.a,
Sunday hymn. - Some‘on solemn

|oath denied their wives’ identity

when charged with speeding on
the ballroom floor. Miss Mar-
shall was ‘bound over to keep the
peace for assaulting Mr. Ed wards
large
dark specs, He claimed heavy
damages and incarceration of the
culprit, but the judge had a soft
‘apot for the fair sex and imposed
a fine. only, of bb cents.

of $27. 10 was: collected in aid of

the school...) .-
Among those’ présent, W were eR

land Mrs. Amoa,:E. Wallberg and

nal | the Misses Walberg, Messrs. C.

and T. Lever, McKenzie, Moore,

-|Kenney, Simon‘ and others, of
|'Terrace; Miss. Kelleher, G. Gra-

ham, of Dorreen;' ‘Miss’ Marshall,

tof Hanall,

The music was rendered by the
Shamrock trio, assisted: by a niu-
sician from Vanaredol. The fes-
tivities continued until an early
‘hour, when, in response to three
‘cheers given by the visitors, ye
scribe voiced: the appreciation of |;

a|their presenee,

AD D. MeGillvary was a  busi-
ness ‘visitor on. Wednesday,’ and
visited the Lucky Luke’ mineral
broperty, °°.

Joe Marchildon has gone to his
placer property, located at Cas-
siar Bar, Kleanza Creek, with a
view of commencing work.

Foster: Eckert has returned
from his trip to Campbell River,

Milton Allison, of the Usk
group, is back from his-ranch at
Stuart Lake,’ with a- view of
‘opening up a trail and: buitding'a
cabin on the group, which is only
a couple of miles from Usk, on
Bornite mountain,

The D. MeDonald family hada a

fire in the wing of their house,

while they were, at supper, and
did not notice it till the flames
got quite a. start. A crowd
gathered and put. it out after

damage to the roof was made|-

and the interior slightly damaged.

“A total!

‘The marriage took place: in

Prince Rupert last week: of Miss
Mildred Bourk.and William G.
Perry, of Renfrew, ‘Ont. ‘They:
arrived in Usk on’ Saturday and
will take up residence here, =

What’s the Answer?
A short time ago a Prince
Rupert merchant told an Edmon-

did not grade up to B.C. potatoes
and that Alberta potatoes were
not good enough for the B.C.
trade, A few days later that
[merchant ‘advertised Alberta
potatoes in his Rupert. ad vertis-
ing, both by car lots and i in smail
quantities, ‘They “are not so
good, but you must buy them as
I can make more money by send-
ing your money to the prairie
farmer. You will never get any

| of it back and the Northern B.C.

farmer will not be able to:spend
any money with you: because I
do not buy his spuds, but I should
worry so long as I get my profit.”
That line of argument on-the part
ef a Prince Rupert merchant is
the worst possible for the North-
ern Interior and for Prince Ru-
pert. There are numerous cars
of spuds in the Interior awaiting
a market. No need to import
inferior prairie spuds nor south-
ern B. G. spuds. : -

” Mrs, T. H.. Walsh, of Dotreen,.
accompanied by her children, ar-
rived in Terrace on Thursday on
visit to her’ parents, Mr. | and
Mrs, W.-Sparkes.

Mrs. Wm. Hagen, of Vanate:

doi. was a Terrace shopper on
Saturday, 7

ton paper that. Alberta: potatoes

applying

which | costs no
greater. degree

¢ throughout Can

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our Home|
| deserves the best |

Aut through . the. blesk winter | 2 @
months that home of yourshas “Ran

Naturally it has suffered somewhat.

Paint is needed to restore its beauty
and protect it from decay. Give it
‘the best that money can buy by

beauty. than any

winning. highest: commendation for. |
long wear, unusual spreading capa-. -
city: and:‘lasting “beauty. Its
' element is Brandram’s Genuine B.B. °
White: ‘Lead, famous’ as the: world’s

Harr T BROS.,
7 o Terrace, B. G

given of its best’ in comfort and seg
protection. It has sheltered you ‘GW,
and your family from the elements. (7

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“ENGLISH he
PAINT
more but assures a pays
of protection and Uppy
other paint made. bi i
B-H English Paint has been “used — as
ada for many years, . My

basic.

HENDERSON

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; SHON STOPS) |

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‘The Hazelton, Hospital

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The Hazelfon’ Hospital isguea
* ticketa for any period at $1.50 per
_ month in'advance, This rate in-.
~ gludes offiée consultations and
* Hhedi¢ines, “aa well ag all costs
‘while in the hospital. Tickets are
obtainable in Hazelton from the
‘drug ‘store; from T. J. Thorp,
‘Telkwa, or by mail from the medi-
cal superintendentat the Hospital.

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PRINCE RUPERT
Exchange

< A, Mackenzie

J. Siang D
Brokers Auctioneers
Valuators.

(WE SWAP THE EARTH)

When in Prince Rupert visit our
Sales Rooms and convince your-
self of the astounding

bargains we offer. . |

Private Sales Conducted

‘Auction Sales every Saturday at
our Auction Rooms, Third ‘Ave.

Prince Rupert B.C.

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Wreaths . . Seeds

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695 Second “Avenue
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PRINCE RUPEBT;: B.C,

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sure and efficient, Small dose
means economy and doeg not upset
the stomach. Get Shiloh, at all
denlera 80c, 60¢ and $1. 2. ° c

Brew This Fine  —-
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Brew a cup of thia gentleand effective
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