Monday,
March
17,
1921,
Jtist
a
few
minutes
tonight
TMIAT
is
all,
the
time
it
will
take
to
make
',A
your
daintiest
drcsi,
or
blouse
like
new
again,
or
to
get
fresh
underwear
ready
for
,
tomorrow.
It
it
10
eaiily
accompliihed
with
Lux.
Just
whisk
a
tablwpoonful
of
the
thin,
satin-like
Lux
flalei
into
thick
lather
in
a
bowl
of
very
1
.
hot
water.
Add
cold
water
until
lukewarm.
Then
preai
the
garment
gently
up
and
down
in
the
rich
iud$,
squeezing
the
soapy
lather
.through
and
through
the
fabric
Then
rime
-
three
timei
in
lukewarm
water,
roll
in
a
'
towel,
and
when
dry,
pre
with
a
warm
iroa
never
a
hot
one.
To
make
them
lovely
It
only
takes
a
few
minutes,
and
your
daintiest
things
will
be
as
fresh
and
lovely
as
when
you
first
saw
and
loved
them.
1
OX
Lux
is
sold
only
in
sealed
packets
d
us
t
proof!
LIVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TORONTO
HkSksBjuKIsHI
2
Rupert
Coaster
Wagon
The
Best
Coaster
Waeon
Made
fere'e!
In
wagon
iii
llii"
rily.
t&L
flu
U';o.s
.
.
.
tfnMtO-
KK.'ISilU
.
.
If
at
sleet
disc
wheel,
with
roller
hearings
that
ran
not
come
ouL
lias
an
all
sleel
bolster
thoroughly
braced.
The
strength
ami
ilnriiliility
or
this
wagon
is
evident
at
a
glance
.
Wo.
believe
il
to
he
(lie
strongest,
easiest
riiiiliing,
best
fleering
wagon
made.
Ami
ft
i
i-erlainly
in
addition
the
biggest
value
ever
of-
$7.40
$8.60
QMOKED
FISU
kJ-
AT
ITS
BEST
Triers
are
Just
Two
Rules
to
Follow
to
Enjoy
the
BEST
i
Smoked
Fish,
AT
ITS
BEST.
These
Mules
are
1
Buy
''Rupert
Brand."
Ilupeil
llraml
is
always
ne-,
.jereil
lo
llie
sloes
in
clean
new
boxes
clearly
Tlamped
"lliii'rt
lliuml."
ii
Wrap
in
looking
paper,
rook
in
moderate
over
for
10
o
:u
minutes,
remove
paper
ami
serve
al
once.
Four
Kinds
Breakfast
Kippers,
Bloaters,
Smoked
Black
Cod
and
Kippered
Salmon.
Al
all
Fish
ami
Meal
Murkels,
ami
(irocers.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
We
IttiviHIuiilwouil,
Fir
nml
Uedar
Hl
l'"hv
t,
W
jou
urV'tlrsd
of
KaWomlim
uml
VW
lT
cer
IKuielling.
,
.
.
ywiijitftJIilnkliiB
"f
I'liililing
n
liuusc.
we
Imvo
any
lumber
you
require,
id
so
Snsh,
Hours,
niass.
SHOCKLEY'S
Planing
Mills
Cnwu
Rir
Phono
383.
A
H
tales
ere
an
dTh
ere
duoatch
from
London,
England,
es
that
tht
Soudan
Gorernmrot,
throocfa
Cat.
E.
C.
Midwinter,
gen
eral
manager
of
railways
and
steam
rs,
Soudan,
Africa,
has
actvpted
a
Under
from
a
British
Columbia
firm
lor
160,00
railway
ties
of
Douglas
fir.
The
contract
expressly
stipulates
tJjit
Uie
railway
tits
s'nall
bt
of
Canadian
origin.
Britiih
Columbia's
shipment
of
water-borne
lumber
to
overseas
mar-lefts
toUlled
521,707,122
board
feet
last
year,
against
272,146,800
in
,1922,
an
increase
of
91
per
cent.
This
announcement
was
recently
made
br
the
provincial
minister
of
lands
and
it
is
a
r
markabla
indix
of
the
rapid
expansion
of
tie
lumber'
i
Industry
la
British
Columbia.
,
Under
a
scheme
iaangurated
bjr
,
u
rrevinciai
Uovemment
it
is
announced
that
British
Columbia
will
advance
loans
up
to
$300
a
family
to
settlers
from
the
Hebrides,
on
condition
thst
the
British
Government
advance
a
like
amount.
In
view
of
tho
present
depression
in'
the
islands,
it
is
expected
that
tho
British
Government
will
co-operate,'
Keen
interest
in
all
Canadian
rnanufacturin
ar.d
especially
in
mineral
products,
wood
pulp,
textiles,
lesthcr
and
rubber
goods,
heavy,
machinery
and
farm
machinery
is
now
manifested
by
France
and
Belgium,
according
to
II.
E.
Tetsier
of
Montreal,
who
recently
accompanied
an
exhibit
of
these
manufactures
on
a
tour
through
every
important
city
in
these
countries.
Mr.
Tesier
believes
that
the
tour
will
bring
great
practical
benefit
to
Canada
as
soon
as
French
currency
becomes
more
stable.'
The
exterior
of
the
great
Canadian
pavilion
at
Vemby
has
now
Seen
completed,
and
the
interior
decorators
are
b-jsily
finishing
the
building,
according
to
H.
E.
Testier,
who
has
just
returned
to
Canada
abroad
the
Canadiin
Pacific
liner
Montclare.
The
exhibits
are
being
rapidly
assembled
and
everything
points
to
Canada's
display
being
ready
in
time
for
the
opening
of
Ue
uiibiia
umpire
cnioivioa.
That
Canada's
culture
has
nothing
to
fear
from
the
promised
flow
of
immigration
from
continental
Europe
was
the
misage
recently
delivered
by
J.
Murray
Gibbon,
Canadian
author
and
litterateur,
in
an
address
on
"Canadian
Literature
and
the
Foreign-loin"
given
in
Montreal
recently.
Of
all
the
Scandinavian
races
contributing
to
the
Canadian
population.
Mr.
Gibbon
considers
the
Icelanders
to
have
the
highest
literary
mentality.
More
than
13,0G0.0tt)
b.whels
of
grain
have
been
received
at
the
Uovemment
elevator
at
Vancouver,
B.C.,
fro-n
Canadian
Pacific
P.ailway
cars
since
the
opening
of
the
crop
year,
according
to
a
report
issd
by
railway
officials.
Exported
from
ancouvrr
In
the
aame
period
there
have
been
20,416.534
bushels,
comprising
li,ki(,3
tS
b
ishels
to
the
United
Kingdom.
4,t;0,10o
to
tht
Orient
and
334,143
bushels
to
Soutli
America.
The
aggregate
valre
of
all
fild
crops
in
Canada
in
1923,
wxi
tO,-7
55,2
CO,
according
to
a
report
of
the
Bureau
of
Scatiktict.
a
decimate
of
J7u,&33,000
from
1022,
caused
mainly
by
the
lower
prices
jnlirnb'e
practically
to
every
crop.
This
sum
was
made
up
of
the
fa..
owing
i.ems:
wheat.
J31C.C06.7OO:
osts,
$177,704.-400;
barley,
332,033,700;
rye,
$11.-21S.900;
hay
and
clover
(1S2.8S2,-000;
mixed
grains.
$17,634,S00;
potatoes.
S57,076,SOO
turnips,
etc.,
122,650,100;
corn,
busking,
A
golden
wedding,
celebrated
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
II.
Williams,
of
Regina,
Saskatchewan,
was
one
of
the
novelties
enjoyed
by
the
passengers
on
board
the
Canadian
Pacific
"Empress
of
Britain"
when
the
ship
was
at
Barbados
during
the
West
Indiea
cruise.
'Here
Comes
the
Bride"
was
played
by
the
ship's
orchestra,
and
a
huge
wedding
cake
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PAQB
THREE
Local
and
Personal
i
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
IMayners.
.151
Undertaker
was
baked,
adorned
with
60
candles
very
busy
all
day.
PDone
tf
A.
A.
Cox
relumed
to
Vancouver
on
Stic
;Piinecss
Ileatrice
Saturday
evening.
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
article.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
-
If
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
I
is
speclttr,
returned
to
Vancouver
on
t
lie
Cuiutiun
.Saturday
after
noon.
More
tliau
sixty
iwrftuha
will
appear
in
St.
Patrick's
Day
con
cert
Ibis
evening.
Ilescrved
seals
sold
out.
.Hush
"seals
for
every
body.
Conceit
starts
8.15.
A
jiarly
of
seven
Norwegians
readied
llie
city
direct
from
I
be
Old
Country
on
lal
nigbl's
train
Tliey
are
lo
e.nlcr
the
local
ball-
liul
fisberies
and
are
registered
in
I
be
meantime
al
the
Central
Hotel.
Salvation
Army
Concert
ami
Sunday
Siiool
Prize
Oiviug,
CAl
adel.
to-uigbl
at
K
p.m..
A
good
program
lias
been
arranged
Stair
Capl.
Carrutbers
of
Wraii
el,
cbairman,
aiid
will
distribute
prizes.
K.
K.
Knoll,
X-ray
expert,
wbo
lias
been
in
Hie
city
for
Die
past
few
days
installing
new
equip
ment
al
llie
local
hospital.
sailing
Ibis
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Mary
for
Ketchikan
and
Juneau.
Klks!
Past
Or
a
nd
Kxallei
lluler
V.
A.
Uanjelon
of
Vancou
ver,
will
give
an
address
at
dinner
lo
be
tendered
him
by
the
local
Klks
Lodge
in
the
St.
Ilegi
Cafe
this
evening
al
G.15.
You
are
urgently
requested
lo
be
pre
sent.
I
he
excess
of
revenue
over
expenses
froiu
the
dance
given
Friday
nljlit
b
'tlie
Canadian
Scotlisli
and
llie'
Prince
Hupert
steamships
amounting
to
has
been
banded
to
llie
Prince
Hupert
(ieneral
Hospital
man
agement.
II
is
expected
lo
dock
llie
Canadian
coltish
loiuorrow
and
vel
llie
big
repair
job
on
the
vessel
stalled.
Twelve
slcelworkers
arrived
from'
Vanco'uver
on
the
the
Cardena
last
night
lo
work
on
(be
boat.
They
are
staying
al
the
Central
Hotel.
II.
C.
Iliggins,
timekeeper
for
the
Canadian
National
llailways,
has
recently
been
transferred
lo
Vancouver
and
will
leave
for
the
south
on
llie
steamer
Cardemi
lo-morrow.
Mrs.
Higgjn
mid
family
will
leave
for
Vancouver
on
Friday
morning.
'
On
Saturday
Dr.
Sertoli's
foot
specialist,
who
Is
visiting
this
store
from
Chicago,
was
kept
He
will
be
wln
us
to-day
and
to-morrow.
and
and
presented
presented
to
to
the
uie
happy
nappy
couple
couple
at
a
surprise
party,
in
which
even
the
crow
Joined.
Monday
and
Tuesday.
This
foot
comfort
expert
will
be
pleased
Earl
Bridges
17-year-old
musher.
I
to
advise
you
for
which
there
Is
EasterrT
Int?rnaUona.
X
Sled
,"
"f
Store.
Derby
at
Quebec,
receiving
the
gold
cup
and
S1000
awarded
for
the
team
.
,
ecnulu-t
exaniinalions
un-
first
past
the
winning
post,
The
.,
.
.
.
v
,
.
.
three
successive
'0P
Mm
Itegistered
Nurses'
Act
race
was
run
on
days,
February
21,
22
and
23,
in
the
following
have
been
appoinl-daily
laps
of
40
rnilea,
nder
ex-
,.,:
..
(;.
Fowler,
M.D.
ami
Miss
l,nbaaLi
Mckr.,,l,.
II.X.
of
Vic-
which
was
the
worst
Quebec
hasjloria:
W.
11.
llurnell,
M.D.;
known
for
half
a
century.
Bridres,
'Misses
Ethel
Johns.
H.X.
and
v
rs
T
CI.J
T-
who
won
w
'
'
I......
I'liO'
Pringle,
H.N
of
Vancou.!
.A
for
the
beat-matched
team
of
dnri
in
the
Quebec
net.
There
twert
15
starters.
W.
II.
Manuel,
CN.lt.
travelling
auditor,
arrived
from
Prince,
lleorge
Saturday
evening.
J.
ll.
Agar,
Terrace
niercliaul,
is
in
(he
city
on
business.
He
arrived
from
lhf
interior
on
last
night's
train.
.i
Nick
Dopolls
has
taken
over
lling's
Cafe
at
llyder,
Alaska,
and
will
bo
in
complete
charge
until
May
10,
Mrs.
llobi'it
McCnrlby
oT
Fifth
Avenue
East
sailed
Saturday
afternoon
by
tbn.
Princess
Heat-
rice
for
Vancouver.
Union
steamer
Cardenn,
fiupl,
ver;
Miss
Kale
Westminster.
Scott
11
of
New
W.
A.
Canlelou,
pasl
jtrand
exalted
ruler
of
llie
t
Elks
Lodge
of
llritish
Cidunibia,
who
is
a
visitor
in
the
cily,
will
give
an
address
at
a
dinner
being
given
tonight
in
the
St.
Hegis
CaTe
by
the
local
lodge
in
bis
honor,
Mr.
'Canlelou
is
a
speaker
of
some
note
and
a
good
alendance
is
expected.
He
is
also
a
invm-ber
of
llie
Vancouver
Holarv
Club.
.
.-
Willi
('.apt.
Duncan
MeKcuiic,
C.d.M.M.
-pilot
in
command,
C.
N.H.
steamer
Prince
llupert
sailed
from
llie
dry
dock
at
10.30
last
night
for
Vancouver
and
Victoria
where
she
will
complete
annual
overhaul.
II.
Knox,
C.O.M.M.
superintendent
engineer
A,
E,
Dickson,
northbound
from!
went
south
on
the
vessel
also
Vancouver
lo
Stewart,
Anyox
andjsonie
members
of
Ibe
crew
of
the
Alice
Arm,
was
in
port
last
iitght
Canadian
Scottish
which
has
from
W.HU
to
tutdmgbt.
'been
paid
off.
.
'
HILLS
&UNDERW00D
TlitflillfA
As
Fimnur
London
PrncrjfS
(
C
Ja
Snhcrih
fns
ii.rf
Itail
Maw
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Salvation
Army
Concert
and
Sunday
School
Prize
(living.
Citadel.
March
21,
8
p.m.
A
good
program
is
assured.
SlalT
Captain
Carrulliers
of
Wrangel
in
I
be
chair.
70
Methodist
Easier
Sale.
Tea,
sewing,
home
cooking.
I
ted
Cross
Hut,
April
5.
-
Itoyal
Purple
Easier
tiaiaar
and
Sale
of
Home
Cooking,
April
8.
.
Hill
CO
Chapter.
I.O.D.E.
Amateur
Theatricals,
April
11.
Queen
Mary
Chapter
I.O.D.E.
DalTodil
Hall,
Easier
Monday,
tf
Concert
for
Anglicau
Cliurcb
al
Empress
Theatre,
April
28,
by
Symphony
Orchestra.
Tickets
50c.
Elks'
Minstrel
Troupe,
show
May
1.
First
Itidley
Home
Ilaraur,
May
I.
ma.
x
r
Mir
.
r
.
m
,
rt
SPWHiFTt
Xm'
M
1nii
nJ
I
nsb
.--
'
IT
v
SMtemhiW
'
LON
DON
FAMED
DRY
GIN
This
advcrliscmeiil
is
not
published,
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
Hie
Government
of
British
Columbia.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
A.
Leinteux,
Wrangell;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
U.
It.
Ilalliwell
and
I,
II.
Agar,
Terraee;
W.
K.
Mat-
lint'ly,
Winnipeg;
W.
II.
Manuel,
Prince
(ieorge;
C.
A.
Carman,
I.
s.
uarper,
n.
.i.
lepoorien,
.i.
-i.
Hockin
and
W.
A.
Canlelou,
Vancouver;
.
S.
Hanson,
Spo
kane;
I..
Johnston,
Victoria;
V.1
F.rickscti,
Silvertou;
11.
Thump-
on.
Calgary;
A.
I.
liaker.
Kd-:
monlon;
Capt.
C.
Hullock.
l.on-j
don,
Hnglaiid;
W.
J.
Oalbraitb,';
j'oronlp;
A.
S.
Simmons.
Stevv-j
art;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hall,
Salvus,
.
East;
A.
N.
Prallier,
W.
A.
Allan
j
and
II.
Chamberlain,
Smilhers;
Charles
Durham,
Usk;
II.
(iibsou,
Port
Essinglon;
Charles
Itarrelt,
Itarretl
Lake;
C
.(.
ltarrie,
Digby
Island;
L.
Jacobsen,
city;
J.Mac-
donald,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
J.
MclJ.
liroshart
and
J.
It.
McWiL
liains,
Ituckley
Hay;
O.
A.
Ctiddy.
Seattle;
A.
11.
Mallor
Port
Clements.
'
Central
1
1.
Uruimnuiid,
llxslew;
P.
Drablos,
O.
Johnson,
L.
Ilrablos,
(i.
Murk,
Knul
Murk
and
Jakob
Paulson,
Noi-way;
K.
L.
Jones
and
S.
Shensky,
Edmonlou;
L.
Worku,
Terrace;
J.
Oovviiie,
William
Patterson.'
11.
llest,
II.
Campbell,
F.
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J.
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A.
Hruce,
J.
Wardroper,
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Wright,
T.
Thomas,
John
Johnston,
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If
you
had
the
Strength
of
a
Blacksmith
Washday
would
still
hold
a
grim
task.
For
scrubbing
and
rubbing
and
wringing
is
a
job
for
machinery
and,
not
for
human
hands.
It
is'
a
job
for
us
and
not
for
you.
Why
not
rid
yourself
of
it
by
using
our
Wet
Wash
service?
The
burden
of
washing
will
be
eliminated
only
the
lighter
work
of
ironing
will
remain.
And
the
charge
is
only
a
very
few
cents
a
pound.
Just
phones-well
call
for
your
bundle.
Wet
Wash
ca
pound
Minimum
Charge
75c
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8
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it
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