Wednesday.
March
?i
10?
.
TH1
DAILY
5IWB,
Buy
Your
Milk
With
the
Groceries
e.
m
eaa
tllnie
ikr
4-nl.lr.rlrl,
raatraU
ml
IfcU
III
aalll
Ik
HUmtt
belli
trrfl-Ha
Milk
pare
Milk,
Many
thouianda
of
Canadian
houiewivei
have
learned
the
convenience,
economy
and
thorough
satisfaction
of
tiling
Carnation.
Mi'.k
for
(tvery
milk
requirement
of
their
families
They
use
Carnation
Milk
became
it
ii
twice
aa
rich
at
ordinary
milk,
because
it
taste
o
good
in
coffee,
on
cereal,
on
fruiti
and
in
cooking.
It
i
always
clean,
tweet,
pure,
-rated
in
tir-tight
tint
and
kept
afe
by
sterilization.
These
'
housewives
buy
Carnation
with
their
groceries,
fbry
are
never
out
of
pure
milk.
No
delays
or
disappointments.
Your
grocer
has
it!
I'r4rd
la
C'aaada
CARNATION
MILK
PRODUCTS
CO.
LTD.
i:
Abbott
St,
Vancouver,
B.C.
SMART
SUITS
Decidedly
different
in
style
developed
of
the
highest
quality
fabrics,
finest
workmanship
and
latest
designs
Prices
most
reasonable
VENUS
HOSIERY
IRIS
BRASSIERES
"DEMERS"
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
ELKAY'S
STRAW
HAT
DYE
Make
ol!
SI
raw
lint
look
like
new.
II
is
permanent
ami
wnrpriof.
Kasy
lit
apply
ami
dries
tpiickly
l
a
lasl-Ing
finish
,
In
All
The
Popular
Colors
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexa.ll
Store.
The
Pioneer
Druggist.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince"
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineer!,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksrnltha,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plntil
is
equipped
to
liaiidlo
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
389.
NEW
OFFICERS
ANYOX
TENNIS
CLUB
ELECTED
J.
E.
C.
Stroud
is
President
for
the
Coming
Year:
Daylight
Saving
Favored
ANYOX.
March
2r5.
The
Annual
fowling
fif
I
he
Anynx
Ten'.'
nia
OI11I1
was
hold
on
Friday
evening,
March
21,
In
Kef-real
ion
Hull,
willi
the.
retiring
prosidenl,
L.
F.
Champion,
in
I
he
chair.
Floolion
of
officer
for
look
place,
I
ho
new
nlHcer
being:
I'residenl,
.1.
F..
5.
Stroud.
Vice-President.
It.
II.
Manzor.
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
fieorjro
jioe,
Kxcculitc
rommillce,
Mr.
John
Conway,
Mr.
W.
F.
Fvh.
It.
Ii.
Crawford
anil
If.
Cole'
As
Mr.
Stroud
wa
not
pre-Mr.
Champion
continued
lo
arl
a
chairman
throughout
Hip
meeting.
The
Community
League
secretary,
al
1
1
1
request
of
the
mcrliug,
outlined
plan
fnr
(he
alterations
of
ihe
oourls
ni
approved
hy
Ihe
council
If
Ihecosl
wa
not
n
he
loo
threat,
ahonl
cjghlccn
hundred
dollar
being
Ihe
amotinl
considered
necessary,
(ieo.
I.ee
fell
Dial
Ihe
'work
should
he
ilone
thi
year
if
possible,
een
though
it
Cfil
a
little
more
than
the
figure
A
vol.-
of
thank
wa
tendered
lo
Ihe
Community
League
Conn-nl
and
llm
erreary
on
a
recom
mendation
hy
Ihe
chairman
fot
Hie
UMislanre
given
during
III.'
pal
year.
II
wa
decided
lo
lme
(he
name
playing
and
court
rule
a
governed
in
IH.'.'I.
II.
T.
Itallion
inirwlnrii
Ihe
etibjeol
of
hay
lisrltl
Saving,
and
11
resolution
wa
pa-i
unanimously
lo
have
II
(-4
1
me
into
elTool
in
Anyox,
n
ropy
of
Ihe
resolution
lo
e
for
wan
led
lo
Hie
Community
l.ea
viie
fur
ll
upporl.
HIGH
SCHOOL
CLUB
DEBATE
AT
ANYOX
I
Enjoyable
Event
at
Smelter
Town
Brought
Out
Good
Speaking
Talent
Al
Ihe
regular
mepliny
of
lli
High
School
Cluh,
held
on
FriiLiy
afternoon
.
wilh
the
pre-l-denl.
Mi
Janet
MolTall.
in
the
chair,
a
dedal
c
look
place
he-
Iween
Iwo
yienm.
eoiniirNinp
for
Ihe
aflirmalive,
MiKe
O'.N'eill,
McAlliler
and
Ciiwu
MotTatt;
ncgallve.
Mie
IVaho.
Hire
anl
Arthur
'leubo.
The
itiihjecl
of
Ihe
dehale
wa
"lleolved
thai
'riMMi
kliould
he
llcfortnator-
ie."
TIip
lehaler
for
hnlh
iden
lid
pleiidhlly,
the
award
going
o
Ihe
negative,
,1
he
afllmalive.
although
preeuling
Iheir
fit1
more
cupahly
lhan
Ihelr
oppon-
euU,
had
no
convincing
fact
lo
Offer.
F.
M.
Kelley
acted
a
judge
and
Key.
J.
(iilison,
wljo
renilered
onie
kindly
advice,
wa
Ihe
critic.
A
a
finale
lo
n
pleaant
and
enjoyahle
afternoon,
ice
cream
and
cake
wa
erved
ly
lheoung
lady
mtMiihcr
of
Hie
High
School
Cltih.
STEWART
line
of
thrt
ticfeses
nf
Ihe
iteasou
wa
Ihe
ilance
given
in
honor
of
Ireland'
patron
a!nt
in
Ihe
Stewart
Opera
lloue
hy
Ihe
Women".
auxiliary
of
Hie
Stewart
tieneral
llopilnl.
There
were
thirteen
donation
for
raf
fie
and
the
muio,
Hie
hall
and
WAS
CONSTIPATED
.
FOR
SEVERAL
YEARS
If
you
have
JufrrreJ
rriu
ruiiUiatton
fur
jrr,
trld
ill
klmli
of
fiMiif0le
wltiiuul
frttliK
rrll'f,
It
Juu
have
Ihm-ii
ubjrrt
Id
all
tlio
nlrls
nnwUlrJ
with
cnnntiallii,
initiln't
you
nmldor
It
hli-MlUK
lu
he
atile
lo
keep
the
liowela
rrftular
and
In
rod
healthy
rtiilltlnn
ml
irrvtiil
illiease
ft-Ulnr
a
futtuld
u
yon
r
(Jteni?
Mllhum'a
l
aja
ljver
rilli
are
Indlratca
ri.r
thi
rnriHixei
thi-lr
reriikir
rollevlnir
Urn
worM
ra-a
n(
tnstlxllin,
Mr.
M,
lii'diran,
SuOhury,
run.,
write:
"I
hav
lieeu
trimbli-O
with
(iiitiliaUun
rr
aevejal
yar.
I
tieraii
lo
v
Mil
hnrn'a
Laia-I.lver
I'lIU
aiut
flml
them
In
m
the
liett
remedy
I
have
ever
Used
fur
'j-ernlatlnf
the
tioweli
and
liver,
I
alwaya
keep
them
now
and
renuutiirid
thetn
liljfhly,"
Miitiurna
uu-t.ivcr
fin
ir
far
vial
at
all
dealer,
or
nulled
direct
on
receipt
nf
price
hy
Tfw
T.
Mllhiirn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
'RELIEVES
VICTIMS
OF
LIVER
POISON!
Remarkable
Prescription
of
Dr.
Thacber
Enables
Toronto
People
to
tnd
Cause
of
Sick-Headaches,
Constipation,
Sour
Stomach
and.
Nervous,
Run-Down
Condition.
Poisoned!
Made,
sick
hy
ne-
glefllng
lo
cleanse
find
lope
Ihe
Avrjr
wlien
11
in
sluggish
and
clogged
tip
wilh
(iofeonoits
waslel
I
his
is
wliy
o
many
wake
up
feeling
dull
ah"!
-"fired
Innifitc
coaled,
bad
la7Jand
offensive.
treat
h.
II
explains,
why
a
jdnggish
liver
ii
attended
)iy
xu-h
symptoms
as
Constipation,
Hiliotisness,
Sick
Headache,
Sourness1
and
Has
on
a
Weak
Slimarhj
I.O.-
of
Aipe.
tile,
Pains
In
llift
Jiack
and
Sides,
and
a
nervous,
nm-dwr
condition
fymjdnms'ltiat
lead
to
the
danger-oil
and
epnie
nick-ded
unle
orrncleH
(n
.time.
nr.
II.
S.
'I'michfe;
nuled
nvdi-
cal
praclitioner,
'p'srfccUul
a
wholesom
vexrlahle.
prefcoription
lo
km?n
the
livechofllthy.
.
It
in
(livinjr
rpiick
relief
and
renewed
reiiKlh,
energy
and
yigpr
lo
niiinlierH
here,
Thj
precrifdion.
ktiown
pliartimceutically
a
Ir.
Iliacher'
i.iver
&
Wood
Syrup,
Joen'
cj1
rmich,
plermant
lo
lake
and
contain'
only
Inpredi
enl
that
are
known
lo
phyician
ffr
Iheir
rorreclie,
and
heallli-
givlny
properties.
Try
Ihi
sreat
prpcripllon.
yonr-elf.
Nolice
Ihe
ijnirk
ilif-
ference
in
Ihe
way
yon
look,
eat.
sleep
nmi
feci;
You
will
he.
com-pppy
naliffied;
olherwie,
there
will
he
no
ro.t.
Dr.
Thacher'
Lier
A
Illood
Syurp
i
nld
and
recominendeil
ky
Ornte
I.ld
F.or.
3rd
Ae.
and
Olh
S(
lrince
lluiWl.
.C
and
Uy
leadinp
dnigi-.
in
each
cily
and
town.
ford
and
Cherry
Cimphcll
crvc!
Ihe
refriluueni
jiviywnx
while
apron
and
cap
I
rimmed
w
ilh
shamrock.
Hnlh
fitianciallv
and
Mirialjy
Ihe
dance
wn
a
ucces
-
It.
I..
Clothier
and
family
left
for
Victoria
where
Ihe
family
expert
lo
remain
mil
il
.June,
Mi
l.ui
Comer
airiiuiparijed
lliem.
.Mr.
W.
J.
Crawford
gave
a
hridse
lea
for
Mr.
M.
Hoyd
who
i
leaving
Slewarl.
,Thoe
pre-
eni
were
Mrs.
M.
Hoyilt
Mr.
I,
ItacktiH,
Mi
Helen
ilall,
Mr.
It.
Crohy
and
Mr.
II.
Si
rut
ford.
M.
M.
Hoyd
left
for
Iter
home
in
Clinton
after
a
Ion?
vi-tt
wild
her
daughter
Mr.
It.
Crohy.
the
refiehmett
were
donated,
authorities
Mise
Muriel
and
Helen
Craw
ford
and
Hand
and
I'dna
Slrut
,
,
,
YANDERHOOF
i
(iejirgo
II.
Unit,
resident
engineer
for
the
federal
puhlie
work
department,
announce
I
hut
plans
for
the.
new
ioUollice
hero
have
heen
prepared
in
Ol-lawn
and
lenders
for
(he
erection
for
lie,
huilditiH
will
he
called
at
onco.
Tim
Itaily
,'ew
popularity
cnnli"l
is
going
strong
and
many
nominal
ions
hava
been
posted.
COMES
NATL)
RAL,
"I
soo
thut
in
al)
,1
,wiiriug
countries
women'
f
said
to
learn
In
uporajc
.uumilhm
tuadi
inory
in
a
few
days,'!
-"Well?"
"I
0.411
hardly,
helifvo
il."
"
see
nothing
iiU'iediMH
ahoul
il.
Women
nr
nulural
mech
nnics,
My
wirp
can
fi
nnyhing;
aroupd
the,
houiH
wilh
a
hair
pin.
Louisville.
Coiirir.Jmir
nal,
-
p
You
need
a
PILOT
EVERY
good
ship,
nearing
port,
takes
on
a
pilot.
Usually,
the
law
requires
it
The
pilot
knows
the,
channel.
With
his
capable
hands
at
the
helm,
the
vessel
is
safe.
Without
him,
there
is
danger
of
the
shoals.
When
you
set
sail
on
a
shopping
tour
you,
too,
should
have
a
pilot.
Everybody
needs
one.
And
well-informed
shoppers
always
have
one
ADVERTISING.
Advertising
keeps
you
off
the
rocks
of
extravagance
and
waste.
It
takes
you
straight
into
the
port
of
economy.
It
tells
you
plainly
where
to
go
for
what
you
want.
It
shows
you
how
to
save
stepsand
money
and
time.
By
watching
it
carefully,
each
day,
you
are
able
to
buy
to
best
advantage.
Often,
the
advertisements
will
keep
you
from
making
an
unwise
purchase
by
pointing
out
just
why
one
article
suits
better
than
another.
It
points
out
for
you
the
pick
of
the
country's
market
and
the
selection
of
the
particular
kind,
shape,
size
and
color
that
best
suits
your
taste
and
fits
your
pocket-book.
Whether
you
want
food,
clothing,
furniture
or
a
toy
for
the
children,
the
advertisements
can
help
you.
if
Sport
Chat
Let
Advertising
Steer
Your
Steps
1
1
Ii
K
11.-
1
.1
1
..
r
X
M
I
ril'llllp
1111-
ltMllll
UH-lll
III
il
permanent
managing
Mcrenry
In
fjiile
of
Ihe
Tact
Ihat
thero
Stephen
June
I
in
charge
ofthejiiavf
heen
several
unforeseen
de-Vanderhoof
rreamory.
lay
in
conneclion
wilh
Hie
pre-
.iiininaric
of
their
campaign,
the
The
provincial
government
ha
meniher.
of
the
(Jyru
Cluh
have
slarled
work
wilh
engine
and
.very
hope
of
gelling
their
play-
grader
on
Ihe.
Iowji
si
feels.
Mrs.
Lewis
Johnson
js
ahoul
lo
leave
for
Allierla,
The
memher
nf
Ihe
Ladies'
Aid
Society
made
her
a
present
al
ion
last
week
and
a
handkerchief
lnwer
wa
heh
lit
her
honor
at
Ihe
lining
nf
Mr.
K,
F.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pi
Inc.
Ruprt
March
?6,
1914.
A
census
of
I'rnee
lluperl
i
n
hoiiiR
taken
today
hy
the
civic
ground
equipment
tel
up
at
Ihe
corner
of
Mcllrido
street
and
Sixth
Avenue,
he
fore
the
summer
holidays
commence
ir
July,
'the
decision
lo
start
on
he
project
wa
made
Jut
six
weeks
ago
and
since
that
time
good
progress
has
been
made.
II
was
not
the
raising
of
money
thai
constituted
the
main
difficulty
hut,
strange
to
say,
it
was
the
finding
nf
u
ground
on
which
to
creel
Ihe
naranhcHnalhi.
it
was
the
cx-'in(e
peclalion
of
none
(hut
I
hoy
will
he
called
ipon
themselves
to
face
the,
pioMem
of
ground
tin-
roement.
Though
the.
(lyros
find
it
hard
in
understand
why
the
suggestion
is
made
(hat
(hey
should
luxe
o
pay
in
order
In
give
something
away,
they
are
till
hopeful
that
the,
rity
will
do
Hie
right
thing
hy
them
in
furtherance
of
their
efforts.
A
kalisfaclory
arrangement
with
ihe
civic
finance
committee
it
expected,
will
he
icarhfd
a
n
conference,
In
he
held
next
Sat
urday
morning.
Wilh
Ihe
big
evenl
Mill
leu
days
olT,
plans
are
already
well
liuder
way
for
Hie.
opening
hase-hall
game
of
Iho
sol)
schedul
ed
for
Sunday,
April
between
(he
(lyro
Chili
and
the
Inlander
Mess.
The
entire
proceed,
it
Is
announced,
will
go
to
Ihe.
(lyro
Uluh'x
playground
fund.
Art
F..sson
has
been
selected
to
captain.'
Hie
(lyro
crew
while
"Sliiii"
Foler
seems
to
be
Iho
main
fore
in
gelling
ihe
Inlander
outfit
togttthrr.
The
following
are
thnsA
front
whom
lh
(lyro
represeulallvps
wll
be
selecled;
Art
Lajsott,
Slun
Tay
lor.
J.eo
Waugh,
Fred
Heiiuing,
Milton
(iofxales,
A
.11.
Nicho's,'
S.
K.
Oamphell,
Xorris
Pringle.!
Sidney
HawoUlones,
Itoug.
Stork.
eorge
It.
Tito.
Dr.
Tail
and
Joe
fireer.
The
following
constitute
the
talent
olTering
fnr
Ihe
Inlander:
"31
im"
Fosler,
S.j
Wrigglesworlh,
f.
Oarnelt,
J.W.
Hamillon,
Tom
Clarke,
.1.
Had-
hurne,
11.
Thompson,
W.
Walt,,
Harry
Welford,
H.
llartlell,
and!
Kd.
.lenner.
'ot
a
single
aclivo
hall
flayer
reinalns
in
Ihe
American
League
who
was
listed
in
the
organiza
tion
when
Tyrus
Cohh
made
his
debut.
Cobb
canin
lo
the
Ameri-I
can
league
in
Ihe
full
of
1905.
The
coming
season
will
bo
liisi
20lh
in
the'big
show.
Not
once:
1000
has
he
fallen
below'
(he
.300
mark
in
batting.
Sev
eral
times
lie
has
bettered
.100.
Cobb
for
several
years
has
showed
signs
of
slow
ing
up
but
at
thai
he
i
still
faster
lhan
a
majority
jof
Hie
big
league
players.
The
lively
ball,
according
In
Cobb,
was
his
savior,
just
at
a
lime
when
his
legs
began
lo
bother
hint.
"The
lively
ball,"
he
says.
"look
the
preuiium
nlT
running
and
placed
il
all
Ihe
stronger
on
hilling,
and
I
could
always
hit."
Cohh
figures
that
he
is
good
fnr
at
least
two
year
more
tit
lop
speed,
unless
a
serious
Injury
shoh
set
him
bark
His
lone
ambition
in
baseball
is
to
win
a
pennant
and
a
world
series;,
goal
which
Mil)
appears,
some
distance
away,
despite
the
fact
that
his
club
finished
second
last
year.
SO
SNAPPY
The
young
man
was
fondling
her
rigid
hand.
"A
nice,
diamond,"
lie
sa(d
awkwardly.
"Diiinioinis
are
beautiful
stones,
but
on
the
plher
hand"
"Oh,
Jack,'
she
murmured
"yog
make
me
n
happy,"-
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ail
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