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Undertakers.
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351.
f
I'rcshylcriau
Church
llazaar,
November
20,
Pattullo's
Committee
Rooms
EMPRESS
THEATRE.
If
.
Football
tonight.
Acropolis
Hill
at
c.sr
s.ox;.
.
a.
o.k.
W.
S.
(Dukej
Hariri
arrived
tn
the
cily
from
Uazcllou
on
lul
night's
(rain.
Fur
quality
aud,
preparation,
gel
IliiiitciV
Coal.
Phone
Green
022
or
Ulue.
515.
tf
-
-
Pattullo's
Committee
Rooms
Efnpress
Theatre
Phone
135.
Open
from
2
to
10
p.m.
dally,
tf
i
Mr.
and
Mr.
Hedstrom
of
Sixth
Avenue
Kal
relumed
from
Van
oiner
on
I
In-
Prince
lluperl
ye
lerday
afternoon.
'
II.
II.
Hemming
i
Iaviitir
on
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Itupert
to
night
nn
a
Ivvo
week's
visit
lo
his
foii
and
daualiler.ln-law
in
Van
couver.
I',
W.
Anderson,
provincial
siivcniiiiciit
road
superintendent.
returned
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
lu
the
Holla
Coola
district.
J.
I-.
."'Iran?,
manager
of
Sun-
uyidc
Cannery,
returned
Uy
Hie
Prince
lluperl
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
business
trip
(o
Vancouver:
Mrs.
II..
S.
Monroe-iind
family
pa-el
through
on
ihe
steamer
I'rinee
lluperl
y.etenlay
after
noon
on
I
heir
way
to
Anyox
afler
a
vaealion
Irip
miuIIi.
Norman
A.
Watt,
private
secre
tary
lo
Hon.
T.
I.
Patttillo.
inin
mister
of
land,
a
r
rivet
in
tJi
rily
fiiim
Victoria
on
the
Princ
lluperl
yosterdav-
afternoon.
.
.
Viiro
Kilil
of
Hip
Toronto
tion-
servalory
of
luw?
is
a
visitor
in
llieeity.
He
arrived
from
the
Fast
I
iv
train
la-l
nighl
and
will
all
"for
Vaiirouver
on
Hie
Prnr'
lluperl
lhi
evening.
.Mr.
.Norman
Kllpalrirk
of
Smllher,
who
went
to
Vnnroii
ver
lo
attend
the
Met
JioilUt
Con
ferenee.
returned
lo
Hie
city
ly
Hie
I'rinee
lluperl
yesterday
af-
leriiiHiii
on
her
way
lo
the
niter
lor.
II.
(...
dunning.
II.Sc,
ailaul
lo
Drt
(!eorfcre
.llauou
in
the
federal
geological
survey,
arrived
from
Vancouver
yesterday
after
noon
to
join
hi
chief
who
is.
to
continue
hi
work
in
the
Smilher.
district
this
year.
N
.
A.
Wilson
or
the
Union
Fire
liiuranrc
Co.
of
Montreal
I
-.it
i"
a
viuor
ill
I
lie
env.
no
ar
rived
'from
Ihe
Ku.l
by
train
lal
night
and
will
proceed
lo
Vancouver
hy
the
steamer
Princo
lluperl
Ihi
evening.
A.
II.
DaUicll.
K.
II.
Wins.'
and
K.
C.
Ailatio,
lncinlier
of
Ihe
flair
of
the
Union
Sleanihip
Ci
of
.New
Zealand,
who
are
on
an
educational
lour
of
this
contin
ent,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
Hie
Prince
lluperl
yelenlay
af
ternoon
ami
prueeeiled
cal
by
train.
Provincial
Constable
and
.Mrs.
S.
Cllne
returned
yclerday
af-lernoon
on
their
way
lo
lliucllon
afler
a
holiday
trip
miuIIi.
Con-slalde
Cllne
brought
north
from
Mkalla
an
Indian
prisoner,
(iun-iio-al.
who
I
to
face
trial
for
a
flalulory
oITencu
at
the
Arizes
ne
week.
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dallrtrad
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
This
it
a
very
superior
rurnare
coal.
It
rives
a
clean
hot
fire
ami
It
entirely
Tree
trum
soot,
cllukers,
lack
and
dirt.
Some
of
the
larsest
lit-atlns
plums
In
Ihe
city
are
now
uln
It
with
entirely
tallsrailory
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sacks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
re
also
Ants
for
the
Famous
LADY8MITH-rVELLINO.TON.
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co,
Main
Off
let
1
Metal
Central.
Phon
IB
TFTB
DAILY
IfKWB.
PAQl
THREE
Soaking
takes
the
place
of
rubbing
JUST
by
soaking
the
clothes
in
the
suds
of
this
new
soap.dirt
is
gently
loosened
and
dissolved.
Even
the
dirt
that
is
ground
in
at
neckbands
and
cuil'edgcs
yields
to
a
light
rubbing
with
dry
Rinso.
Not
a
thread
is
weakened.
The
mild
Rinso
suds
work
thoroughly
through
and
through
the
clothes
without
injury
to
a
single
fabric
Rinso'
is
made
by
the
makers
of
Lux.
For
the
family
wash
it
is
as
wonderful
as
Lux
is
for
fine
things.
All
grocers
and
department
storet
sell
Rinso.
LEVER
BROTHERS
To
keep
your
prints,
a
.
Kodak
Album
You'll
enjoy
all
over
n?nin
the
week-end
trip,
the
summer
vacation
and
the
fun
you
have
just
around
the
house,
as
well
when
your
prints
are
stored,
safe,
clean,
and
in
order,
in
a
Kodak
allium
Precious
now,
your
Kodak
album
will
bo
priceless
later.
At
our
Kl.ik
counter
you're
wire
to
find
an
album
you
will
like.
W'c
have
ox?n
and
dosed
luck
styles
Htof
them
loo-e-leaf
w
additional
page
can
e
in-MTtrd
in
a
-aricty
of
attractive
cocr
designs.
A
complete
stttck.
Kodak
Albums
20c'
up
Ormes
Ltd.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
jOporatlng
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
U
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
il4
I
rls
Different
from
all
other
Uxativea
and
relief
lot
Defective
Elimination
Constipation
Biliousness
The
action
of
Nature'
Remedy
(Mt
tablet)!
more,
natural
and
trior-ougli.
Tlie
effect
will
be
a
revel.
lion
you
will
feel
to
good.
Make
the
ten.
You
will
kvri
appreaate
thi
difference.
itamx
UJ
For
Ovr
Thirty
Ymn
Chips
off
f
he
Old
Block
Kt
JUNIORS
Ulll.MJa
Tha
aama
rfl
la
ona-thtrd
doe.
caodroat4.
Porchl1drn
aod
adulta.
SOU)
IT
TOUR
DKUQStrr
II.
ltarllelt
of
the
Itank
of
.Monlreul
stalf
i
failing-
loiiiuhl
Ity
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
for
Van
ouver
011
n
holiday
trip.
O.
l'aiilou
wa
found
suilly
o-f
inlo.viralioii
and
fined
?2D
by
.Maui(riile
Mt-Clyiiiniit
in
the
city
police
court
till
inorninj,'.
P.
YV.
Anderson,
road
fuiierin
leiidenl,
and
John
Murray,
fore-
Hiaii.
are
.elcclinj,'
a
nile
thi
af
leruooii
for
Hie
camp
vrhicli
will
be
eslabli.'hed
jit
conneclion
with
Hie
buildiuz
of
the
Kaien
Iiland
road.
Work
il
i
now
expected
will
Mart
next
week.
I).
C.
Schtllierl,
formerly
pov-
eriiiuenl
leleradi
operalor
al
Uueeu
Charlotte
Cily.
arrived
here
from
Vancouver
ytlerday
afleruooii
and
will
be
lalionei
in
Ihe
ciy
permanently
xurcccd-
nz
A.
(!.
Howie
who
Iii'Iiil-
Ira
nfer
red
&
lluzellon.
John
llybliavn,
manager
of
Ho;
Itoyat
Fih
Co
i-
expeeteil
home
on
Ihe
I'rinee
Ueorge
tomorrow
afternoon.
He
I
now
in
Van
couver
afler
bavin?
visited
Ot
tawa,
Montreal,
New
York
and
other
lhlern
cllle.
on
buMm'.
He
attended
a
meeting
of
t
tic
biological
lioari
of
which
he
i
a
iiiemner.
ai
utiawa.
'
1
Mr.
Frank
ie
.Slacey
pleaded
anilly
in
the
police
court
I
hi
uioruinx
lo
a
charge
of
Mippl
inn
iquor
to
Indian
and
wa
fined
?'.'lin
willi
Ihe
uplioii
of
ixty
da
in
jail.
Martha
I..
Kelly
of
I'orl
SimpMin.
whom-
tie
up-
plieil.
wa
relea.ei
oil
riipended
i..,.,.
u-.ii.
ii...
t
It:
I
lie
leave
Ihe
rily.
TEST
SURF
RIDING
AS
A
LOCAL
SPORT
Jack
Boddle
to
Give
Exhibition
at
Seal
Covs
This
Evening
.To
lc.l
Ihe
puibililie
of
iti-
1huimiik
an
addilional
purl
for
lourils
paiiiK
through
prince
lluperl
thi
summer,
and
in
com.'
petition
Willi
like
attraction
in
Florida
and
California,
Jack
Hoddie,
champion
wimnivr
of
tjic
(laiiudiiin
Fih
A
(V'ld
Storage
Co.'
laff,
i
to
Kive
an
ex-hibiliou
of
surf
iridium
al
.Sal
Cove
thi
cveninir
at
C
o'clock.
Ihe
tmit
will
be
performed
011
a
raft
meaurinK'
2
feet
wide
by
0
feel
Ioiik
which
i
to
be
towed
behind
('..
I,.
HclmFe!'.
speed
boat.
If
uothinjr
furl
her
come
of
Ihe
exhibit
iou
Jack
will
doublle
denionstrale
that
one
can
pel
a
wet
in
Prince
lluperl
harbor
while
surf
ridinp
a
they
can
in
Florida
01
i.iiliforma.
TUBERCULOSIS
WAS
SUBJECT
OF
ADDRESS
Dr.
A.
S.
Lamb,
Travelling
Medl
cal
Health
Officer,
Gave
an
Interesting
Lecture
Last
Night
A
very
understandable
and
1
11
ilerellnp
address
on
Ihe
subject
of
"Tuberculosis"
wit
delivered
In
the
auditorium
of
Ihe
llooth
Memorial
.School
lust
nicbt
bv
Dr.
A.
S.
Lamb,
Iruvellinp
medi-l
cal
health
officer
for
the
provincial
government
.
There
wasO
fair
Rllendnnce
and
Dr.
V.
T.
'
Kcrpiu
presided,
In
Ihe
course
of
bis
lecture.
Dr.
Immli
referred
lo
Ihe
character
.infectiousness
wild
common
sense
prevention
and
treatment
of
tuberculosis.
I.al
nlgbl
Dr.
Lamb,
proceeded
lo
Anyox
in
the
course
of
his
luur
Qf
tha
distriut;
'
:
.'
H
ere
an
ere
It
1.
MtiaMtad
that
rrr
MJM9
aerti
were
sown
in
AJ-
kerta
ia
IMS.
a
Nnnni
rtii
ly
1,000
acre
In
ThU
1
a
rood
ladicaUon
af
bow
rapidly
com
culture
ii
lneTMaiac.
In
Wutern
Canada
In
conitaftiaa
wit
tnhi4
iarming
operation.
All
preriou
raeordi
of
Canadian
freight
transportation
were
.brakta
when
a
o!id
tria-ld
of
uteme-Wl's
reached
the
Paeifie
Caait
from
Wtndar,
Oat,
arer
Canadiaa
Pa.
elfic
line
recently.
The
diitanct
of
2fii2
miles
wu
eerered
in
mtm
day,
or
exactly
1(9
hour
and
29
minutes.
The
train,
which
consisted
of
40
car,
each
tonUininf
6
Ford
automobU,
wa
mar
than
a
third
of
a
mil
lone
and
wt
handled
on
practically
pauenger
schedule.
The
iplendidly
sound
potition
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
ii
well
ihowa
in
the
annual
report
for
th
fiacal
year
ended
December
Jlr,
1923,
which
ha
just
been
Ittued.
The
grois
earning
of
the
Company
for
the
year
were
$19527)89.61,
the
working
ezpeniei
1158,2m,-079.54,
and
the
net
earnings.
Wr
479,010.07.
A
large
party,
of
Scottish
farmers,
ploughmen,
farm
workers
and
their
families,
is
expected
to
arme
at
Montreal
ia
June.
The
party,
which
will
sail
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
"Marburn,"
will
be
conducted
by
the
Scottish
repra-tentatire
of
the
Canadian
Paeifie
Department
of
Colonization
and
De-Telopmeat.
Alberta
ha
maintained
an
arer-age
yield
of
spring
wheat
of
13
bushel
per
acre'
orer
a
period
of
twenty-ix
years,
according
to
a
chart
prepared
by
the
Department
01
Agriculture,
in
addition,
winter
wheat
has
averaged
oier
the
urn
period
20.19
buihel;
oat,
35,79
buiheli;
barley,
26.10
bushels;
rr.
18.84
bushels
and
flax,
8.71
bushels.
A
feature
of
the
annual
banquet
and
conrention
of-
the
officials
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
which
were
held
at
Quebec
on
March
22nd,
was
the
representation,
in
the
ban
queuing
hall,
of
a
full-sized
locomotive
of
the
latest
type
emerging
from
a
tunnel.
Built
of
wood
at
Angus
Shops,
Montreal,
it
wss
ia
all
respects
perfect
At
a
prearranged
moment,
it
emitted
steam
and
smoke,
the
bell
rang
and
the
whistle
blew,
while
the
headlight
became
a
moving
picture
projector..
Indications
of
a
great
season
in
Imnvjrration
are
seen
by
Canadian
Pacific
officials
in
the
arrival
at
St.
John,
N.B..
during
the
week-end
of
March
29-30.
or
2,441
third-class
passengers,
aboard
the
Company's
steamers
Montcalm
and
Metagama.
The
Montcalm
had
on
board
IMl
of
these
passengers,
which
consti
tutes
a
record
for
the
season.
Ont
of
a
total
production,
of
10.i20.lo0
pount-
of
creamery
but
ter
in
1923,
Manitoba
exported
3.801,264
pounds,
valued
at
21.513,-
163.
Miipments
were
made
to
Great
Britain,
New
York,
Chicago
and
Montreal.
In
addition,
about
200,-000
pounds
of
butter
fat
were
ship-
pea
10
me
united
states.
In
a
speech
to
the
higher
officers
61
the
(
anadian
Pacific
Kailwav
on
me
occasion
01
me
recent
conven-
President,
pointed
out
that
50
per
cent,
of
the
company's
stock
is
held
in
Great
Britain,
21
per
cent.
,
in
Canada
and
20
per
cent,
in
the
United
States.
It
Is.
therefore,
a
eorDoration
absolutelv
coarralled
within
the
British
Empire
and,
he
added,
that
control
is.,
being
appreciably
strengthened
as
the
years
go
on.
Quebec's
new
sroldfield
In
Rouvn
township,
north
of
the
Des
Quint
branch
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
from
Mattawa,
is
to
be.
made
accessible
by
an
aeroplane
service
to
bt
In
augurated
by
the
Laurentide
Air
Service
Limited,
on
May
IRth.
Pros
sectors,
tourists
and
supplies
will
be
able
to
cross
the
fifty
mile
gap
between
the
end
or
steel
and
the
goldfields,
which
formerly
required
two
days
to
cover,
in
less
thin
an
hour
in
the
Hying
boats
to
be
used
h
thi
service
T.
'I'liurlby,
well
known
in
Pacific
Coat
journalislii;
eiirle
a
cartoonist
for
Hie
Seattle
Time
I
makinif
Hie
round
trip
thi.
week
lo
Prince
Itupert
and
Anyox
on
Ihe
steamer
Prince
lluperl
SALT
LAKES
SERVICE
1
he
Launch
"23"
will
leave
.vnnson'n
Float
on
Thursdays
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
every
half
hour
from
I
p.m.
n
HI
0.30
p.m.
and
on
other
week
days
at
2,
t
and
0.15
it.tn.
The
I
a
si
boat
home
each
day
win
leave
Ihe
ball
Lakes
lloal
siuirp
at,
4
p.m.
Minuay
ami
holiday
picnic
panics
specially
arranged
for
Launches,
rowboals
and
canoes
for
sale
and
hire.
I'rinee
lluperl
Houl
house.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The
Dew-Drop
Inn
Frolic,
Hlks'
Home,
Juno
14.
Dr.
Mart-el's
Femalt
Pills
Rave
astlsttd
nature,
thousands
eattt
bat
half
"r,
iwnrair
causa,
Duiiainsr
ap
ttnaathenlnr
arcana,
rrntrlnsr
DGLAYKD.
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