If
you
had
the
Stiengthof
a
Blacksmith
L
0
0
f,
sir
K
Washday
would
still
hold
a
grim
iftask.
For
scrubbing
and
rubbing
nnd
'wringing
is
a
job
for
machinery
and
pot
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
phone
well
call
for
your
bundle.
Wet
Wash
if.
5
c
a
pun(
Minimum
Charge
75c
'
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Steam
Laundry
Air
Send
if
Phone
8
at
this
Extraordinary
Offer
A
Genuine
Vc'or
Victrola
No.
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With
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(20
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200
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Brush,
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Record
Album,
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li
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world.
The
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lt'i
mil
ril
will
li"
de-hvered
ill
youii
door
T
t'
i;itv
10.00
down
mill
1
0.00
per
"'oiilh
till
oaiil
for.
Don!
delay.
liome
mid
see
Ihi
outfit
now.
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YOUR
GROCERS
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Shockley's
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n
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Hayners,
Undertaker
361.
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llaskelball.
Three
framcu
ni.,ht,
KIU'
Home.
Pbou
tf
to.
Mix.
A.
K.
Hazel
l-Jonc
will
not
receive
lo.niorrow,
Tuesday.
Fresh
sliioiiieiit
Xunooso.Wel.
lingloii
coal
JuHt
arrived.
IMiil-
lotl,
Kvitt'i
Co.
tf
Special
Mlenefit
Hridxe-YVhlsl
and
Dance,
KlkV
Home,
Tuesday,
lebruary
12.
50c.
-
We
buy,
soil'
and
exchanae
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
.
ir
John
Mcllor,
Stewart
merchant
and
Mrs.
Mellor
passed
through
Ihe
city
on
Ihe
(Jardcna
last
night
huuud
home
after
a
trip
soulli.
Union
fleainer
Oanli-na,
Cant.
A.
K.
Dickson,
iiorlliluniiiil
frmii
Vancouver
lu
.nyox
and
Stewart,
vi
In
iiort
lat
night
from
8
In
II
o'clock.
"
I'.
Shatkey,
axiilaiil
district
fju'rtii'ter,
l
Imtvfni:
mi
this
even-
Wnsr'ii
I
rain,'
for
Hum
Lake,
Ter
ra
ee
and
llazellon
on
a
trip
of
department
inspection.
YV.
Myers
of'the
V"H'd
Stales
forestry
service
arrival
In
the
city
from
Ketchikan
on
Ihe
I'rince
Mary
at
the
end
of
Ihe
week.
He
will
spend
several
lay
here
on
business.
.
Harry
Martin,
provincial
police
Ctmslaule.
sailed
this
morning
by
Ihe.
AhAneda
for
Northern
llrill.h
Columbia.
He
expects
In
he
away
aliout
sir
week.,
making
lit
annual
patrol
lour
of
the
Sliklne
and
Taku
lliver
dis
tricts.
(iavigan.
hndher.
arrived
from
Toronto
on
Saturday
evening'.
I
rain.
They
cxpee!
to
remain
here
for
some
lime,
the
latter
Joinliie
(he
staff
of
Ihe
llupert
I
able
Supply.
Alaska
Sltamhip
t'n.'s
sle.nn-
er
.Mameila.
Uapl.
Johausen.
wa
in
port
I
his
mortiiiis
from
1.
10
lo
7.10
northbound
from
Seattle
to
Seward
and
intermediate
Ala
ports.
The
vessel
unloaded
a
considerable
quantity
o
f
perishable
freight
lirro.
Hen
Self
ha
reeeiveil
a
Icle-
Kraiu
from
K.
J.
I
lelcher,
father
of
Ihe
lale
Harry
Fletcher,
slat
ing
that
(he
remain
of
his
son
had
safely
reached
Portland
Maine,
and
expressing
deep
ai
preelalion
for
Ihe
floral
tributes
ami
many
tokens
or
esteem
ex
tended
by
local
rillens.
Finest
Sin
rey
was
fined
5
in
Ihe
city
police
rourl
this
morn
ing
for
driving
a
motor
vehicle
wil
houl
a
chalTeurs
license
Slaeey
wn
the
driver
of
Ihe
car
which
had
a
collision
with
the
guy
wire
of
the
:ecnnd
Avenue
lot
em
pole
last
Wednesday
evening,
lie
appeared
in
court
hearing
Hie
marks
of
that
acci
dent.
An
inspection
was
made
of
(he
Smith
Nland
quarry
and
equip
meiil
hy
members
of
(ho
civic
board
of
works
yesterday.
It
was
found
that
Ihe
rock
crusher
there
was
in
had
I'ondilion.
A
report
will
he
submitted
hylhe
hoard
or
works
to
(lie
council
on
Ihe
matter
at
an
early
date.
Ihe
trip
lo
the
mouth
of
(he
Skeena
Hiver
was
made
by
Die
gasboal
Pachcna.
-
4.
A.
II.
Carmlchael
Is
expected
in
Ihe
cllv
towards
the
end
of
the
week
lo
succeed
(1.
While-
head
ns
accountant
in
the
local
branch-
of
the
Canadian
Hank
of
Commerce.
Mr,
Carmichael
J
a
at
present
wjth
the
branch
of
the
bunk
in
Seattle.
Mr.
While-head
is
being
transferred
lo
Itevelsloke
as
manager
and
will
leave
for
(he
south
soon
after
the
ii'T'Va'
'
.Mr
Curmiohuel.
mne
hilt
v
Min.
"
-
'
1
I
EX-PRESIDENT
WILSON
DIED
YESTERDAY
AFTER
A
L0NQ
FIGHT
FOR
LIFE
(continued
from
page
two)
Ihe
war.
He
Initialed
from
the
firt
for
a
unified
command
on
the
western
front;
for
vigorous
measures
lo
curb
the
submarine
menace.
He
personally
initiated
much
;f
the
war
legislation
such
a
the
passage
of
Ihe
selective
service
law,
the
creation
of
the
Shipping
Hoard,
the
War
In-dUKtrictf
Hoard,
the
War
Labor
Hoard
and
a
multitude
of
other
arm
of
the
government
for
carrying
on
the
druggie.
He
devoted
hi
whole
being
to
the
war,
seeing
nOhody
and
thinkinir
of
nothing
else.
Surne
of
hi
day
probably
were
like
Lin
coln's.
It
was
l'resfdenl
Wilson
who
conducted
the
correspondence
with
Chancellor
Max
of
Germany
when
Ihe
request
for
an
armistice
came,
and
once
the
German
laid
down
their
arms
he
turned
hi
thought
wholly
from
war
to
peace,
telling
hi
friends
that
while
Germany
must
be
made
to
pay
lo
her
full
ability,
Europe
must
not
have
another
Alsace-Lorraine.
-
When
War
Ended
It
was
quite
"a
different
Wood-row
Wilson
who
sat
in
the
ore-
sident's
chair
when
the
war
end
ed.
Willi
hair
whitened
and
face
lined
he
showed
the
effect.
He
had
learned
something
about
men
and
human
nature.
He
had
(earned,
he
told
a
friend
"that
fome
men
become
great
and
others
swell
up."
hut
his
nen-
clianl
for
doing
things
himself
never
had
lessened.
'He
wrote
slate
papers
and
read
Ihem
lo
Hie
cabinet
afterwards;
he
he-came
impatient
with
men
who
disagreed
with
him
and
frequently
dismissed
Ihem.
He
quarreled
with
'
friends
who
in
turn
reproached
him
for
leing
uupralcful,
hut
he
always
kepi
on
his
course
having
once
de
cided
upon
it.
Went
to
Europe
Peace
in
sIkIiL
Mr.
Wilson
de
cided
to
go
.1,0,
Kutope
himself
and
lake
a
ham!
in
ini.lliiir
if
One
of
the
first
boating
parliesM-ongres,
no
limner
the
sun-
of
Ihe
seaoii
look
place
yesler-Ipliant
haud-mafilen
it
was
ilur-
lay
when
a
parly
from
Ihe
In-ing
his
first,
administration
'lander
crosses
Ihe
harbor
lo
get
I
roared
Us
disapproval.
Mr.
Wil
feillir
Itluslls
ultll
uliieli
In
iln.
cornle
Ihe
Kit
llall
for
Ihe
ball
I
Ik-
Iniathler
is
giving
(here
on
Wednesday.
Ji'lfn
GavigHii.
father
of
J.
C
Oavisaa
of
this
city,
and
Hitch
son
assured
.Congress
thai
in
(he
day
of
vvirele?-
and.
cable
it
would
know
all
he
did.
As
a
mailer
of
fact
lie
told
Congres
very
little
of
what
he
was
doing.
or
anybody
else
for
that
matter,
until
it
was
jdonr,
That
wa
not
Mr.
WiNon
way.
The
resull
was
thai
he
..coiHiuiltcd
(he
United
Stales
lo
(he
League
of
.Nations
and
was
repudiated.
President
Wilson's
participa
tion
in
the
memorable
peace
Congiess
has
been
described
bv
many
pens,
friendly
and
un
friendly,
and
his
part
was
si
indelibly
written
in
recent
his
tory
Dial
it
needs
little
attention
in
a
brief
resume
of
his
life
work.
Secret
Meetings
Tin;
statesmen
of
Furope
were
harmed
by
his
oratory,
his
wit
and
his
personality,
until
it
humped
into
his
iiidomnitnble
will
lo
do
thing
his
way
when
he
was
convinced
he
was
right.
Then
Ihe
smirk
flew
in
Ilie
ecrel
Meetings
he
had
with
Lloyd
George.
Clemenceau
and
Orlando.
He
was
determined
lo
have
a
League
of
.Nations
Cov-enan(
so
inseparably;
interwoven
with
a
treaty
of
'pence
that
no
nation
could
accept
one
without
accepting
Ihe
oilier.
The
oppose
lug
statesmen
.
found
(hat
only
hy
letting
him
have
it
could
they
get
Ihe
provisions
of
peace
Ihey
wauled.
The
result
was
a
treaty
in
which
all
go!
?mJ
thing
and
It
wa
dciiounivd
bv
its
opponent,,
n
a
breeder
of
wars
rat
hei-'t,
than
a
treaty
of
peace.
-j
II
vvouhf
require
a
large
vol
ume
lo
tflt
all
ilni
interesting
things
thai
happened
lo
Wood
row
Wilson
while
he
was
narli
clpating
In
making
Ihe
trealy
of
pence
in
Paris
in
that
historic
winter
of
lt)IH-Ul9.
It
would
require
another
volume
lo
tell
(he
engrossing
slon.
of
dinlo.
malic
Manoeuvres,
intrigues
and
iramatlc
moments
t
but
nii.n.i...i
It.
.Publication
of
cither
at
Ibis
lime
probably
would
resull
lu
Ihe
creation
of
Anuania
chilis
on
both
sides
of
the
Alhuilie
nn.l
certainly
would
not
add
lo
good
feeling
among
peoples
who
are
looking
forward
to
an
end
of
wars
and
an
era
of
peace.
Peace
Prlta
Wood
row
Wilson
himself
would
nol
wish
it.
When,
in
IWi'0,
he
accepted
(he
.Nobel
Pence
Prlie
for
being
"the
ner.
Ol'
U'!n
ha-
:
iiniiln.l'
There's
no
tax
best
Ihe
fraternity
of
nations
and
the
abolishment
or
diminution
of
standing
armies
ami
the
formation
and
increase
of
peace
congresses"
he
said:
"The
cause
of
peace
and
the
cause
of
truth
are
of
one
family.
Whatever
has
been
accomplish
ed
in
the
past
is
petty
compared
lo
Ihe
glory
of
lb?
promise
of
I
he
future.
Woodrow
.Wilson
lived
hi.
last
years
and
died
hi
"(he
glory
of
(he
promise
of
(he
future"
con
fulfill
(hat
right
as
he
saw
il
would
ultimately
.prevail.
He
never
lost
fuilli
in
the
League
or
Nations
hut
he
lost
faitli
in
some
of
(he
human
beings
who
were
its
inevitable'
elements.
He
closed
his
eyes
confident
that
a
a
man
of
letters
nnd
a
president
he
had
done
hi
best
for
humanity
but
that
his
best
was
not
all
that
he
might
have
wished.
i
one
aione
can
write
tils
epitaph.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
J.
M.
Walley
and
W.
Myers.
Ketchikan;
Mrs.
C.
Uulimcr.
Petersburg;
K.
Levy.
F.
V.
l)el-
cnurl
and
G.
II.
.McCarthy.
Van
couver;
T.
I).
Patlulht.
Prince
Huperl:
William
Halckstock.
Hnzcllon:
O.
Ilaugen
ami
W.
K.
Dunkle.
Seattle;
F.
T.
Zieman.
Sniilhers.
Central
Harry
von
Fssou.
Wrangell:
J.
A.
Ilyan,
F.
Daniels
and
S.
11.
Hunlop,
C..V.IL;
G..
Nicolson,
Sniilhers;
Lewis
Wallers
and
William
Salter,
FdmouUm;
H.
Pound,
Winnipeg:
W.
Gohl-
bloom,
T.
A.
Perry
and
M.
Mou-sin.
city.
NOTICE
All
persons
owing
accounts
to
Ihe
Prince
Hunert
Dairv
are
re
quested
to
make
settlement
forthwith
in
order
that
their
business
may
be
closed
out.
29
5nherlh
foe
th
Daily
News.
IE
PAOB
TnniB.
on
your
digestion
when
you
eat
Shredded
Wheat.
It
is
so
thoroughly
cooked
that
every
particle
of
it
is
digested.
It
contains
all
the
rich,
body-building
elements
of
the
whole
wheat
grain,
including
the
bran
which
is
so
useful
in
promoting
bowel
exercise.
Two
Biscuits
make
a
nourishing,
satisfying
meal.
It
is
ready-cooked
and
ready-to-eat.
For
a
warm
meal
on
a
cold
day
pour
hot
milk
over
the
Biscuit,
add
ing
a
little
cream
and
a
little
salt.
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Lid.
Ki.f.r.
r.1.,
O.Uri.
Shredded
Wheat
BONDS
Are
the
Best
Investment
We
recommend
the
following
as
being;
safe,
saleable
and
of
fair
return:
City
of
Vernon
5W
due
I5lh
June,
11UJS,
at
i)8.0i.
Yield
5.70
City
of
Duncan
Odue
18th
May,
1
053,
at
l0i.2U.
Yield
5.70
City
of
Prince
Rupert
C
due
Mil
to
IDoO,
at
1
01.31.
Yield
5.90
Orders
may
be
wired
al
our
expense,
iiileresl
accrued
(o
dale
of
payment
must
be
added.
We
pay
delivery
charges.
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&
Todd,
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213
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litis
miinlli
m.lv
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215
Sunbeam
Healer,
reg.
price
$22.00.
Special
this
nuuilh
only
$18.00
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and
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money.
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