.,
April
10.
toil.
From
Section
Two
to
the
Co'd
Storage
ElectricBread
Is
The
Best
Obtainable
Crepe
Soles
'
v
"il
I
k'.
-Ii
Hrowu
OXFORDS
v.
it
llfl
new
(
'cpe
WEAR
LIKE
A
PIG'S
NOSE.
Engllth
Brogue
0
fords
gli
Sh
"
H!a
and
Geo.
Hill
Th.
Shoiman
I
Cafe.
T
Fnl-
Ma..
Wheat
:i
llrt'.i.l.
rakes.
w
Hi
FiveRoses
Flour
The
World's
Best.
!
Another
example
of
i
hi.
,,.
poei
existence
i.r
gliosis
has
been
riled
by
a
well-known
r.(.
mnnlnn
l.iily.
wlni
aki
Ihal
her
name
mil
In'
published,
in
letter
lf
llio
IMmoiili.fi
Journal
ihe
says:
i
"II
wat
when
my
mom
was
I
somewhere
in
France
and
the
mothers
uml
father
of
lldiuon-llon
with
caiierly
scanning
the
board
mill
thi
daily
(bulletin
.newspaper
for
newn
of
their
le-....
i
,
.
.
I'Mnm
iiiii-k.
i
Hiniiiiin
in
I
RADIO
MIND
ACROSS
SEA
Edmonton
Lady
Heard"
Sounds
and
Felt
Vibrations
Sitting
'
Alone
In
Room
13
mi
apartment
hump
arwl
had
iniiiii
ViV
1
3.
A
was
sillimr
in
my
room
mie
evening
I
heard
jgroiitiii
mill
crying
mil
very
loud
lil
more
like
Ihey
were
borne
lo
me
In
vibration.
II
gave,
me
the
jiuipi"ion
Unit
someone
had
.offered
Icrrihiy
ju
Dial
room.
!
"A
I
heart)
il
again
die
e'-imj
vcnlng
I
ijuilo
made
iii
my
mlrnl
ilhal
if
il
happened
axaln
I
wiiiiW
ak
for
another
room.
The
,llnril
evening
plainly
heard
my
jon
crying
a
In-
ti
to
cry
when
u
wa
it
Ml
lie
tiny
ami
hurl
himcf.
I'lii'
iinly
tlirfcr-nre
wn
I
hnl
llii
ryfujr
wh
In
In
man
voir-.
Thru
1
Ml
sure
lihal
In1
a
hurl,
j
Passed
Her
Bed
!
"A
I
awoke
I
he
next
morning
'I
fell
rather
than
Iteilrd
someone
pins
hy
my
Insl.
A
ii
I
ll
il
cem-,'
like
vibration.
almol
as
n
a
i
ml
Idiming,
only
il
fcinci
jlik
il
person
ami
alive.
A
hunt
nine
o'clock
the
name
morning
!a
I
at
alone
Hi
Ihe
room
I
heart
u
rap,
seemingly
a
horl
dulance
away.
Then
their
wan
a
loud
knoek
upon
the
dour
a
if
xtmeoiie
hail
struck
II
Willi
i
heir
fil.
I
are
ami
openetl
the
door
hul
nobody
wa
lliere.
"Il
tottk
generally
ahout
foitr
wek
lo
hear
from
France.
Then
'a
wire
rame
thai
my
son
had
lie.'ti
Auumleil
in
Ihe
llallle
of
.t'.amhrui,
nearly
a
month
lie
fore.
Tin
liallle
lalei
three
day.
I
felt
thai
my
on
had
been
very
.near
death
ami
I
railed
it
vthrn-'
l
urn.
Ait
he
and
I
wire
constantly
Ihinkln;
of
each
other
l
we
did
mil
need
any
modern
indention
iieh
an
Ihe
wireles
In
Ihiiik
ii
together.
.Xolhlntr
riuiltl
separate
tt.
V.wn
the
..iind
or
I
lint
I
it
rifle
halite
ueie
Tarried
lo
me.
j
Rapplngs
Curious
i
I
am
unahle
lo
aerounl
for
(he
rapiiny
lull
they
rame
in
jm-
and
why
ohould
I
fear?
I
jjirayed
eoimlaiilly
for
I
lie
Mife
Jrphirii
of
my
on.
and
he
eame
liiini-
licanl.
Hnt'orilif.
for
lh
Dallr
New.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Snlls
from
Prince
Rupert
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points
Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX
...
Wednesday,
11.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
April
12
and
2G
PASSENQtR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Prince
nuprrt
.U
pjn.
for
Ml
MCE
GEORGE.
KIlMiHTON,
wn
WtO,
ill
polnti
Eiilrrn
Cndi.
l'm1
ti.
AOCNOr
ALL
OCIAN
STIAHSHIP
LINIS.
c'
Tlkt
Offlei,
tit
TMrd
Afl
rtlm
RuptrU
rhont
0.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings?rom
PrinceRupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
IflAMl.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
March
11,
21,
April
1,
11,
22
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skaaway,
March
7,
17,
28,
April
7,
18,
28
8.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedate,
8wanaon
Bay,
Eait
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Afln
.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
...
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
m
n.inA
ti
ntvort
for
VANOOUVtR,
VICTOmA,
Oe.ar.
Hl,
t4
S-aoMil
?V'
"
.
'
,,0"
lr't
'r
VAN0OUVCR,
WIOTORIA.
Al.rt
.
ana
Swanioa
.
ANVOX,
ALIOS
ARM,
STIWART,
Wilts
U"".
'or1
port
siatPSON
ana
Haas
aie
eaanarias,
ffMtr
-r
llupm.
i.C
nl
Avrtius.
i.
srnilaT,
A.nt.
rtar
YOU
CAN
GET
RID
OF
Opsin
By
Taking
the
Fruit
Treafment
In
the
Form
opfrolt-a-tlws"
You
can
get
rid
of
the
pln
;
the
heavy,
uncomfortable
feeling-;
the
hiliiiiii
attacks,
headaches
and
ronftl'
pation
that
accompany
thia
troul.l,
Tim
Fruit
Treatment
hlch
is
t
he
lntenifiel
juices
of
oppfrs,
oranjres,
fit
and
prunes
combined
with
tonics
ttill
always
relieve
1'ynpepiia.
MrsiThumai
Krafts,
Kterrtt.Ont.;
says:
"I
hare
heen
trouhlrd
fort
ears
ilh
Dydpepsia,
l.Uef
and
Kidney
Iieae
from
which
It
Kaslmmile
to
get
relirf
until
1
took
"fruit
a-tire".
Thank
to
their
wonderful
remits,
I
am
free
of
these
ailments
and
am
in
normal
health
again".
This
I
the
kind
of
proof
that
eonrlnee.
The
Fruit
Treatment-.
"
Fruil
a
tire"
Is
sold
y
all
dealer
at
2.c.
and
.TV
or
sent
pontpaid
.y
Fruit-a-tive
IJmlted,
Ottawa,
Ont.
SLANDER
SUIT
.iiil.
rtii
,iiii.iiIIaii
tiitlll.l
A
fill
..a.
..kA..
I
j
II
I.
A
ttml
AGAINST
PARSON!-
."land
e
THE
DAILt
HEWS.
Tlta
M
sit
It
ifcc
Iom
SAYbV-
YOI"
tio
riot
nrwl
'In
nk
a
trirl
If
ahe
It
rfinseVvnlive
or
liheral.
ni
Meefn
lo
jrel
a
InineJi,
TUP.
niiri"e
at-ft
at
home
n
Iheir
frlemj
fodny.
Il
rniial
he
Kreii
lo
tut
n
frierul.
"t
Uf
Ihe
frhore
of
Ciifieiira,
lly
rlie
.(iarkllifjf
I'Julo
Waier
Lived
Ihe
Prophymlle
Chlcklcl,
llahilarine.
fair
Hiiiek'x
dauliler.
Slie
wa
loved
hy
Innlanl
I'oliini
Sun
of
Sim-kUl
and
Virlrnla,
lleir
npiarenl
fn.
lie
.Mazda
flf
Ihe
irihe
of
AUx-h
Cola.
Throiifrh
Ihe
Tanlae
ulrolled
llie
loverit,
,
Thrntifch
Ihe
.Shreilded
Wheal
.Ihey
wariifereil.
"Lovely
lillle
Vriey
f:hiee,"
Were
Die
word.,.0f
lnlant
Pox-Inin,
"No
I'yfene
r'aif
qtteneh
Ihe
fire
Of
my
l'reln-l!le
rfeire;
Lei
ii
marry,
lillle
lijer
KU."
Ollawa
Cili.-n.
hore
of
lltiperl
harlior
a
rlly
mid
Ihe
niukesrs
.
Hiinif
like
(he
vhU
of
Allien
Dr.
Clem
Davles
of
Victoria
tVilli
deliny
:iured.
Comes
to
Trial
on
Skldoo
i''"here
Ihe
men
oh
sidewalk
Day
This
Month
T'1""
V
,
l'a
and
reia,
daily
rneelinjr;
VliriflHIA.
April
1(1.
TlJ?'?'
rnPh
?'h;r
r"-hearing
"
'
'"
of
Ihe
.lander
M.ii
-.
f
J.
l.
"hoe"
Smilh.
the
H.tJ.M.I'.L
..
..
wi.e
,
and
,
,..
,
realt.Mlrawher,
,,PVJ;i
nareolie
operalive.
ajrainM
Clem
Mavie,.
pr
of
(nlen-M,,,,in;r
V"
a1,rt
""nu
mean-nlal
Church
here,
lia
heen
.el
1wl,",;
"f
,
.
,
,
,
for
April
2.I.
in
Vaneouver.
Frank
Onl
filing.
Illsin.
K.t:.,
and
0.
I..
HarrNon.L
.
..
.
rlly
pro.eetor.
of
il.U
rlly.
are,;,,,"'r,"!r
'
"f
nrlltty
for
Hi.
Iiavfe,
while
...
'.'
J(1
.
,.
,
.
f"r
""'
"P".
,.U'r
'n-
lea-
"loe"
Smilh
will
he
represented
hy
a
Vaneouver
firm
of
liar-'.,,.
c"'
,
r
rj,l,,rw
lellinp
lale
alioul
each
oilier,
II
i
nnilirln.i;
Hint
llr
llatie'
"
"'
'--""
ill
a
k
for
a
trial
hy
elly
jury
.Woiideriiitt
what
en.aliio
likely
ii-
t...
e....k
.i...j
i
..
i.i-t.
t..l
etuiie
in
mem
i-re
ine
mor
III
II
1
IIFIII
l.l
,l
mill
l
t('l
.....
i
iii.
..
r..
ii.i
.,.t
I
row.
,
iiiniti-
n
!-
iiiiiii
to
tiii.
t
hi
i
i
Frieml
of
Ihe
popular
On-lennlal
iialor
have
hlarled
a
liloxenient
to
rollerl
fiiud
for
hi
ilefmiee
in
(he
rtnninz
blunder
Mill.
II
In
realized
thai,
like
tnot
rlerirymen.
the
duel
or
i
tiol
iivertiunlene.1
wilh
worldly
(rrMk,
and,
while
in
thi
iiiflanre
the
itie
l
not
one
of
tint?
Irafllckinsr.
hul
a
civil
ttif.
Ihey
feel
their
pled?e
of
moral
and
financial
Mtpporl
lo
Hr.
Iavie
1
1
urine
Ihe
Hoyal
t!ommlion
in-
fir
in
pame-t
of
hrldjre
tliey
liallle
Lively
till
for
liltle
prizeo.
While
the
jrame
of"life
lliey
pa
up.
All
Hlunil
I
hem
'are
Ihe
nioiin
lain,
All
nrouml
llieu'i
niUuri'
eallinp,
Hverjwliere
i
lieaiily
reelinp.
Arl
lliey
every
tlay
are
meeting.
Yet
they
pan
her
at
a
l
ranker,
Fearlntr.
like
Ihey
wotiM
ome
tlnnyer.
the
nmiinn
week.
I.r.
I.avie,
la,l
-
"
"T
rnrnp
upo.
the
nm,
-
n..l
ll.
r......el
ll.nl
lit.
u
"
1""?
"I""'
i.i.
.u.w.
"
t
,...!..i
i
ii.
.i
!..:.,
.nl.ll
i..
.f
n.i...i
l"''l'"K
nirrilKHI
"
t-iiniiiiis
I
I
l-f
t-l.
111,4
t
"HI
I
ll'il.
-
l
Hi
Ihe
parona(ie.
and
lhanheii
anouymoii
donor
who
wilieil
htm
'.veil
wilh
Iheir
olferittat.
SUPERINTENDENT
OF
HOSPITALS
VISITED
AT
PORT
SIMPSON
POUT
SIMPSON.
April
in.
llev.
T.
Ferrier.
uperinlendenl
or
hotiiliiN
ami
lioardin?
ami
in
dustrial
school
for
Ihe
MMhodjM
C.lnircli.
spent
Ihree
tlay
in
Ihe
villaun.
HuineM
relative
to
the
ahove
iiililtilion
railed
for
hi
counsel.
Front
here
he
proceed"
on
imllar
hitihes
lo
Helta
llella.
U"
For
mfJlmn
la
full
fiturtt.
Very
law
busl,
hue
'f't
thstie
bands
at
sidts
lo
coif
Irol
Ihlth
flish,
Ntmt
BriJt
Construction,
Kith
front
sltcls
shorter
than
1
corset
top,
avnidt
ittlt
in.
DlotOHdi
boHint.ctealint
strdiikl
lines.
Whin
or
Pink
Count.
Sites
H-3Q;
$7.50.
When
a
woman
Myt
h
htl
dwn
utorlns
Ui
mw
mH
vt
curKt
fur.ttn
T'r.
ur
nflerii
)rr.r,
of
mow
yuu
ouy
b
iim
It
it
a
Nemo,
si.
ill
iii
rriiirij
!uiiirl
etrlu-
nlvef)'
by
JASOUR
IROS.
it,u
h
KOPS
BROS.,
LlraltW,
TtnnU
il
I.el
lliey
he
eonlaminaleil
'it..
II..
f-:.,.
..r
t.
...
i.,..,i
filled.
lT..mle..
of
Nippon
have
"
".r-
V"
"
1
"
children!
all
fntne
in
from
memher
of
all
creed,
and
i!
i
lliousht
thai
llev.
Dr.
HavieV
financial
re-
luriii
Hul
the
the
child.
ren!
T
here
i
hope
and
conolalion
In
Ihe
fulure
of
Ihe
younpsler
muce,
llraiti
and
hrawn
for
any
linsle.
'-
Let
us
liOe
the
general
Ion
Thar
i
mining
will
he
greater
Seeing'
things
Ihal
tin
around
lliem
Ink
inn
lime
In
cnler
into
All
I
lie
joys
of
real
achievement.
While.
Iheir
eiders
play
wilh
cardhoaril.
Chips
ami
clinklnst
classes
daily.
While
the
life
thai'
Hows
around
them
pacs
hy
and
lotichelh
no
man.
TIIKIIK
once
was
n
very
pay
Mr.
Who
called
on
a
pirl
and
then
Kr.
Hut.
hU
manners
were
such
Thai
he.
did
it
loo
much,
And
ier
jijis
soon
slurfed
lo
lllr.
ADVOCATES
UNION
OF
YUKON
WITH
PROVINCE)
Vancouver
Papsr
Urges
That,'
With
Only
4.000
People
Separate
Existence
Rldlcu
lous
The
Vancouver
Vtm
advocate
Ihe
union
of
the
Yukon
with
(his
provinre.
It
says:
"llrilish
rtoluniliia
and
Yukon
Terrilory
should
l
nmaljram-aled.
It
is
ridiculous
that
an
area
conlaiiiiiiR
only
l.Ofin
ieople
hould
tltiplicale
io
larpe.
part,
the
tKivprnmeulal
orfra'niiatioti
of
n
full-.izeil
provitire.
"The
prairie
provinces
fcre
no
more
naturally
one
area
from
tin
economic
slamlpolnt
llinn
Kril-l!i
Ooltimliia
ami
Yukon,
"Tie
princlpnt
Industry
Ihe
laller
Is
a
hrlncipal
indttslry
of
llie
Cornier.
Tim
'pcoplia
are
of
I
lie
same
wesfem.lype.
"Ami
Vieloriii
Is-
iiol.only
nucli
nearer
Dawson
limn
Olfawn,,
hut
underslanils
(lie
priildenis
ci(
llie
north
far
hetter,
"A
lot
of
unnecessary
overhead
expense
could
be
p!imiiia(el
If
Yukon
became
Northern
Hrllisli
Columbia
instead
of
u
separate
,
pm.
mm
!
Not
Like
a
Clam
LAMS
live
to
themselves.
You
can't.
You
link
lives
with
your
neighbor
across
the
street,
across
the
province,
across
the
continent.
You
are
influenced
by
what
he
wants,
buys,
uses,
enjoys.
When
enough
of
your
neighbors
want,
buy,
use,
enjoy
the
same
thing,
you
begin
to
see
advertisements
about
it
advertisements
to
arouse
you
to
similar
use
and
enjoyment
They
paint
glowing,
truthful
pictures
.
.
.
try
to
get
you
interested
in
what
will
really
interest
YOU.
Convenient,
courteous
information
is
yours
al
a
minute's
glance.
Style,
variety,
price,
where
obtained.
Thai
minute's
glance
may
mean
the
difference
between
buying
unworthy
wares
and
the
best.
You
don't
want
to
be
like
a
clam
even
in
your
judgments.
Read
the
advertisements
to
be
guided
by
others'
choice.
When
they
choose
something
again
and
again,
it
must
be
good.
Each
Advertisement
is
Written
to
You
to
Help
You
Choose
to
Save
You
Money.
41
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...
."
-
,
-
t
lerrilory
with
its
own
iinlepcn-
denl
judicial
and
administrative
machinery.
j
"Kxcept
thai
Ihe
Yukon
people
j
like
their
present
political
status.
there
scenrs
lo
be
no
ptod
reason
why
the
.sixtieth
parallel
of
lali-
lude
should
not
be
abolished
as
Li
boundary."
Premier
Oliver,
Jiowevcr.
does
nol
want
iL
"Wo
have
eumiKli
troubles
of
our
own
now
without
adding
lo
them,"
Premier
Oliver
remarked
today
when
he
was
asked
whal
he
thought
of
the
proposal
advanced
in
(he
Canadian
Senate,
Ihal
Krilisli
Columbia
should
take
over
Ihe
administration
of
Ihe
Yukon.
"The
iilea
does
nol
appeal
In
me
at
all
and
has
not
been
considered."
PAY
FOR
NEXT
WAR
IN
CASH
SAYS
BANKER
American
Economist
Tells
Ot
tawa
People
Industrial
Machine
Must
be
Rebuilt
OTTAWA.
April
10
Kconomi-ral
reasons
will
tin
more
lo
prevent
fulure
wars
than
anything:
else,
in
Ihe
opinion
of
John
F.
Sinclair,
American
author,
banker
and
economist,
In
addressing1
the
Canadian
club
here.
"Let
Canada
and
the
United
Slates
cooperate
in
the
re-buibl-itifr
of
ifu'ir
industrial
machine,
mi
terribly
wrecked
by
Ihe
war.
Kill
this
war
business,
in
which
I
lien
has
been
so
much
truffle
and
intrigue
thai
even
the
bankers
themselves
ItHve
been
fooled,"
he
said.
"If
lliere
Is
to
be
another
war,"
Mr.
Sinclair
aid,
"then
Ihe
cost
of
the
war
must
be
paid
in
cash,
Km"
cents
to
the
dollar.
It
must
mil
be
a'
rliartre
on
fulure
ncner-,
utions,
us
wa
the.
last
war,"
For
a
nation
lo
rank
us
first
claY.
according;
In
Mr.
Sinclair,
it
in
necessary
that
it
meet
two
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000,
Tort
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmlthe,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworker,
Etc.
ELECTRIO
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
planl
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
.
PHONES
43
and
385.
tests.
Firslly,
it
must
pay
H
way
within
Ihe
nation;
it
must
not
spend
more
than
it
lakes
in
liy
luxation.
Secondly,
it
must
uol
buy
outside
more
than
I)
sells.
REFUSED
TO
PAY
BILLS
BUT
DIED
WITH
CASH
VICTORIA,
April
lO.Hcfnsiiig;
10
pay
his
bills
or
leave
(he
In-slitulion,
David
A.
N.
Ostilvie
spent
wo
ami
a
half
year
in
Ihe
Jubilee
Hospital,
and
died
last
week
at
tut
advanrcd
age:.
,
search
of
his
effects
then
disclosed
Ihe.
fact
dial
lie
possessed
about
$!(,-51)0
and
a
small
cottage
uml
lot.
Over
sfOOtl
in
cftsll
wa
found
in
Ihe
hospital,
over
21)0
or
this
lielnjr
in
5,
.1110
hud
J(f
gold
pieces
done
up
In
a
chamois
bajr.
Hi
three
banks
Mr.
Ofrilvle
hud
n
Iblal
of
npproxlmaiefy
(t5,n0rt
deposited.
Seeds
Seeds
just
arrived,
our
stock
of
fiaxden
and
Field
Seeds,
Onion
Sets
and
Fertilizer.
Pratt'
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
Our
famtius
Kdson
Coal
in
any
quantities
Phen
U.
Geo.
PapadojuhY
New
And
Secondhand
Furniture
STOftE
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
all
kind
of
new
and
secondhand
goods,
S3
Third
Avenue.
Phone
34.
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