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Pride, Nash & Co.

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The —_ of Quality
BARGAINS FRIDAY

Do'you VISIT THIS STORE EVERY FRIDAY and
get your share of Bargains, and Money Savers. If
not, start this week; then you will always make
Friday Your Shopping Day
This Store Gives You Genuine Bargains

SILK RIBBONS LADIES’ CORSETS

Pure Silk Taffeta Ribbon, 3'2 New Style Corsets, just arriv-
inches wide, durability weave, ed. Manufactured by D. & A.
In the new colors and staple sony of the best White
— ) are White, Coutil; have strong steels and
Light Blue, Mid-Blue, put up to wear well, combined
pao \ Red, Lavender, Pink, Yel- with comfort. They have Sup-
low, Brown, Old Rose. Our reg- porters, and come in all sizes.

ular 20c grade.
FOR FRIDAY, 10C YD, FRIDAY BARGAIN 65C PR.

CHILDREN’S DRESSES | BLACK COAT VELVET

We have Black Velvet suit-
ethos cae Dresses, made of | able for Coats or Skirts, which
rs and Foulards, in Pink

ae are so popular at present time
lue Checks; also Stripes

 

 

 

in the fashionable centres of

Pall fast colors; and well the world. They are in extra

cane They come in sizes 1,|/width and have a very close
2, 3, 4, and 56. You can have—| weave, in close pile.

FRIDAY, FOR 55C
BUNGALOW NET

Paris Shade Curtaining of
Bungalow Net; made of eo
texture; 40 inches wide;
designs. Regular price ee

FRIDAY PRICE, 12 1-2C
MEN’S CLOTHING BOYS’ SUITS

We are offering Men’s Tweed| Tweed Suits for boys; dou-
Suits, well made and lined with ble breasted, Mohair lined, best
ood py ol Lining. These of trimmings and workman-

OUR PRICES, $1 & $1.50

| MADRAS FOR CURTAINS

Very fine Panama make of
Madras in neat patterns and
colorings; is 36 inches wide.
ON SALE FRIDAY—

10C PER YARD-

 

 

 

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uits will ood wear and ship. A very smart durable
are worth . ot. come Suit for the boys. We have all
in sizes 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 42, | sizes and will sell quickly at

and 44. A big snap. jour Friday bargain price—

FOR FRIDAY, $8.85 _ REG. $7.50 FOR $4.90
Ladies’ Shoes Men's hen Girls’ Shoes Boys’ Shoes

Reduced Prices Friday Price's Bargain Prices —L ow Prices

PRIDE, NASH & CO.

House of Quality 3rd Ave. and Sixth St.

 

 

 

 

 

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{LOCAL NEWS ITEMS }

There will be a splendid con-
,cert in the Westholme
St. Patrick's Day,

 

BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC

COAL

$9.00 per Ton — Cash on
Sree
Money Back If Not Satis-

 

Theatre on
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VATICAN AMBASSADOR —_—_BIG SLUMP N FUR
FOR PERIOD OF WAR PRICES IN THE WEST
The Protestant world has been | Principal Guyers Prem Trappers
} startled at the announce- Drop Out of the Field
ment that the British govern- Tomporarily.
| ment has sent an envoy to the -
Vatican. It has never been Brit Edmonton, Alta., March 4—The
ish policy to recognize the Papacy|fur trade in the West is almost |
as a temporal power! In recent|demoralized so far as the busi
years it has seemed specially in-|ness of trappers and traders ey
ypportune to do so. In the ‘first}concerned, as the result of the|
place, it, would have embarrassed]|announceemnt of the Hudson's}
the French government, which|Bay Company and Revilson,s Ltd
had withdrawn its ambassadorjearly in the winter, that they)
from the Vatican. In the second|would not be in the market this|
place, it might have annoved the|year for the purchase of skins
Italian government, which is sup It was a common thing during}
posed to have never regarded too|formere years for a buyer ft vm |
favorably the proposal of repre-jone of the world's largest fur}
sentation from a non-Catholic/houses to purchase some aot
power, like England or Japan, to/000 worth of raw furs during a
the Vatican trij. This year the rgcregate
Four of the Catholic p wers | buying will not reach £2,000
have enjoyed the pr we f| One of the most terest
sending an ambassador to the|deals ever made by a f trade
Vatican—France Austria, Spain|in this territory is credited
d Portugal But Fra and/Colin Fraser, king f \ the
Portugal have broke ff their|northern trappers and a wh
liplomatic relat « with the Pa-|for 61 vears has caueht f bea
paey As Spain is of less account|ing animals of all kinds
than Austria, of the two remain- Fraser makes two trips to the
ing ambassadors the Austrian |city every year and ver fails
representative apparently enjoys |to bring from ti to forty bales
the most consideration of any or ® lof raw skins. His catch this yea
at the Holy See iwas very moderate, a paltry 9,685
Next in diplomatic ranks are|skins being secured
the two ministers, and of them Having spent six months the
Germany has two, one from Ba-j|wilds of the Mackenzie River ba
vas , ne from Pruss M th | sin, Fraser had not heard of th
ible Thus Germany a 1d | European war unt he reach
Austria enjoy a strong represent- | Mdmonton. |
ation at the Vatican as con paved He expected upon his arrival
ith what England, Franee, a iets Ae eels We ture at about 696
Russia have had. This si‘uat 1000 to #35.000. The sKins were|
has, it is contended by some | put up for auction, but there we |
been greatly to the advantage of no bidders At last a bidder ap
Germany and Austria, the ugh | neared in the person of a repre
Vatican policy does not indieats sentative of a local firm. He we al
a. pay Fraser #13,000 for his twen a2)
At all events, England has now/ty bales of new skins et 3,000]
changed the situation in sending | spot cash. The market was bad “i
officially a special envoy to the|he explained, very bad I aie
Pope. He is Sir Henry Howard,|had no alternaffve but to ac rt]
well known in this country: the ithe offer, for raw fyrs sal
ate Lady Howard was an Ameri-|bought cannot long be left a
can Sir Henry has spent a life-retorage unless properly cured
time in diplomatic service, ar || Never did a king have such a hare 7%
has gone to Rome in no recogni-| fall.
tion of the Pope’s temporal pow- | Never before has milady sali
er, but first, to congratulate Ber | suc h an excellent chance to lay i
edict XV. on his election to the la stock of the finest furs that
Papacy; and at the same time, as *s | money will purchase. This is on
the British government avows, result‘of the war from which ait
| lay before him the motives which buying public is certain to bene-
compelled it to intervene in the fit.
present war, and especially to in-

form hi
cerning
of the I
tude to
tions

events.

would indicate

which

m from time to time con-
the
sritish government's atti-
the ques

arise those

events of the war and

wards various
from
This

frank statement

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UNION TRANSFER C0 ‘ ' em eee Sir Henry Howard's mission
NO. 9 pontoon, o ie drydoe .
. ¢ *|might cover the duration of the
333 2nd Ave. Phone 36 will be launched Friday afternoon aos ee ee
o eeiat 3:45. '
. , ae i The British government's pro
sa ee be Leds ‘Nomo,” ceeding has awakened wide inte
Nerve Energy and “Parisian’—New Spring Models on ao ” es ee: ee
E 1 in Corsets.——W allace’s. tf. a ae ee ee
yer asses. ‘ a surate with the very unusual
You must see “The Serpent in eperaate 5 Slr Beary Howard's
Eden,” colored feature in two ee Fhe Outlook (N..1
reels, at The Majestic. Last = ;
shane: Sealete 68th REGIMENT, EARL GREY’S
a i. . OWN RIFLES. ~
A constant dropping wears Secian Ghineent of Chleren Orders by Major J. H. McMullin,
ne. Adsligh bate silts. goat
Seotinnin lajares the health ere eee Sepeers Of alt Kinde. Too ae aig aT
ioomuse it is constant. The |°°* °U" Window display today.) ..,., ,, age
. fi f imesh the hacen A” Company will parade at the
strain which aoe name ests See ee |Exhibition Building On Friday,
FR cant ge ape | Bought before the 7% per March 5, at 7:45 p. m
ate eee et d with cent war tax took effeet—the new bs" Company will parade at the
This ng awe — epring goods at Wallace's tf Exhibition Building on Thursday,
asses. on tation free, | eg |March 4, at 7:45 p. m.
lays are ngerous. For a comfortable room, come | W. 8. MARSHALL, Lieut.,
j}to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec-/53-4 Acting Adjutant.
Look for Loop loud Avenue, near Righth Street. | liaise aad
OPTICIAN Newly opened. Steam heat and
223 Sixth St. Phone Black 69 hot and cold water in every room. STILL GOING BUSINESS.
|Free baths. Rates reasonable. ee
ca 6 | The store of Stalker & Wetls
Salvation Army. | Many have arrived—many more | is still doing business in a retail
Public oaniinahn Seseden, |are on the way—the New Spring! way. Mr. R, A. Stalker is in charge
Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m. |{vcds for Wallace's, tf,,and everything is going on as
Sundays at 7:30 p.m. : 4% l usual.

 

EMPRESS

F. G. DAWSON, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR

period of i

LOOKING FOR HER HUSBAND.

Writing me
her

st pathetically
long search for
husband, Mrs. Mary

11381 Dundas Street,

of
missing
of}

ron

her
Evans,

West T:

 

 

jto, has communicated with Chief
of Police MacLennan in an effort
to locate him. According to her
jstory she came with her family
| from their home in South Wales
to join him in Toronte. For some
| time they lived happily there to
| gether, and then he lost his em
iployment and went West to find
| work He wrote to her a wee i |
later from Winnipeg. That was}
in August, 1912 She had never |
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heard a word of him since. Lone
months passed, and her anxiety
grew into a fear that ill had be
fallen him She packed her ot
longings, sold what furnitnte she}
had, and returned to Wales, but |
she was haunted by the fear that!
he might have been taken ill, and
again she has ventured across the |
water to search for him. So far!

her search has been in vain

police Brandon and

of Winnipeg,

 

Iheen unable

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now

the other Manitoba centres
to aid her, and

appeals to the Western

have

she

jpartments in the hope of locating |

jhim, His name is George W

Evans. He is 26 yeaes old, 5 feet |
8 inches in height, and inelined|
to stoutness Vancouver Proy.|

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“The Daily News ”

M’GANN WINS IN ALASKA.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    
   
  
  
    
   
           
     

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Defeats Andy Anderson and Geo. |
i 4 116
James in Special Election. | CLASSIFIED ADS. ‘$ R. 8. « .
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yme, Alaska, Mareh 4 Thos.|*° ae
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MeGann is the winner in the spe FOR RENT Put
as ee a”
cial election held in this district} : 7
. FOR RENT—-Bedroom with sitting room | \uUpe J
ito fill the vacancy in the Alaska!  giached. Close in; rent $10 per month. | Pt 5
|Legislature, caused by the death| Box 12%, News, ‘a pe mI of
proach |
) snato woo ner » | POR KENT Furnished housekeeping |... ' ad
of Senator Elwood Brune Phe ea nauee banned Pe Ha 7
Waterfr
latest returns show McGann, - | istered «
155; George James, 367, and Andy FCR SALE City of | :
Anderson, 402. The only precincts ee SALE—Set ladies’ mink furs. For- | os +
; feited by lady who paid 6 large deposit : ae €
ssing are ller arshal ¢ rat
missing are Teller, Marshal City} ak 0176 price, Wl call as 676... Budi tan? “
and Kiana, which will be heard | Guarantee Tailors ?? a ria a
from my maw and which cannot| Pon SALB—temnants in dress lengths of * Pub 7
. tlawa
; pale blue silk; cost $1.25 per yard in : -
. nee : 1 ’ ea al !
change the result. rhe M ‘ann | caadan aE Goth -anOh. Gate, Waele and pla
victory caused some surprise to sntee Tailors 51-57 i , on
day wn
political wiseacres FOR SALE--Hand Laundry doing good : ‘
business Box 130, News 61-57
Sarah Bernhardt, the great WANTED LAND NOTICES
French actress, who leg was am- | — sore ep men peaS eR
aha pecans France, jis S!TUATION WANTED — Girl wants work woone
putated recently in ranes s by day. Apply Box 125, The News, tf
t ‘ ost satisfact« ow. | WANTED—Young Woman wants chamber ain
making m™ ' atisfactory prog work. Apply Box 117, The News, uw. TAKE .
ress. WANTED--A_ furnished house. Phone, eae i « @
. | tene | ae
wee Ked 506, ee 49- O8 i ins -
TENDERS WANTED. S post pia af”
DANCING. jt Ke 8
TENDERS will be received by the un saaiees s
jersigned up to 5 P. M., Monday, March DANCING—-Private lessons in Waltz, TWo~ |), 4 pat
8, for the purchase of the City’s Old Step, Three-Step, One-Step, Schottish | cha oe
Garbage Scow. Mighest or ony tender not and Minuet Monday, Wednesday and |* 4 &
necessarily accepted Friday evenings Mrs. Brooks- Ander jrand 1 yf
ERNEST A. WOODS sou, 333 Bighth Ave. East. fam | the a
» fisnit >
it City Clerk mane .
' POULTRY. 60 8 7
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BABY CHICKS, INCUBATING EGGS,
| Breeding Cockerels, Barron's Leghorns, ve
| Kocks, Reds, Geese, Ducks Catalague mA : ‘*
| Columbia Poultry Hranch Steveston, CHAI vi
| #«¢ 46-71 | N Tul ut
i Shai ED a dae 2A ” shia THE i
VELOI
FOUND. PROVA wil
since dentin statin STRUCK :
3-ROOM HOUSE an "
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Apply Box 128, News uw Sirk ‘
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peta edi terennniagenli Montana in,
LOST Black ‘ieee, between Central ek ; 4
school and PostoMce, Return to Ber | prince | af
hice Palmer, phones 209 hk. 8 wa
10 00 to 4
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TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL Htupert sat &
APPLY— Musical Instru | aa >
ments repaired he ' : a
PATTULLO & RADFORD bows rehaired, The] 0" 7
SECOND AVENUE Prinee Rupert Mu- ta :
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