Saturday,.
March
1,
192J
LOOK
AT
THIS
Extraordinary
Offer
M
Cunote
MmlcN
N
"
From
$115.00
up
A
Genuine
Victor
Vlctrola
No.
210,
with
10
double-uled
r'Mord
20
selections
,
200
U,.i
Urilisli
steel
needle,
one
record
finish,
one
n-nird
album.
THE
COMPLETE
OUTFIT
$159.50,
delivered
(o
your
door.
Only
1.1.01)
and
M.l.ooi)
pt'r
moiilh
til!
imiij
Tor.
Nothing
gained
by
delay.
Only
one
lire
lo
live
si
lei
n
if
t
.1
tnvu
nf
li
good
lhniK
before
it
is
loo
lute
lo
enjoy
lliein.
Telephone
your
urder
today.
Vacuum
Bottle
The
Rexall
Store.
Free
Delivery
In
Prince
Rupert.
s
Useful
Every
Day
in
the
Tear
,,
Price
75
cents
ORMES
LTD.
The
"Pioneer
Druggist,
SMOKED
FISH
AT
ITS
BEST
MM
Thero
are
juit
Two
Rules
to
Follow
to
njoy
the
BEST
Smoked
Fllh,
AT
ITS
BEST.
Thee
Mule
air
l-Buy
''Rupert
Brand."
Iloperl
llrand
is
always
tie-,
.
Iiu'icd
lo
Ihe
slurs
m
clean
new
liovs
clearly
slumped
"Miierl
llrand."
J
AVrnp
in
cooking
paper,
cmk
in
moderate
over
for
'"
"
"20
lo
HO
niiMOle.
remove
paper
nnd
serve
al
hiiit,
Four
Kinds
Breakfast
Kippers,
Bloaters,
Smoked
Black
Cod
and
Kippered
Salmon.
Al
all
IVh
and
Meal
Market,
and
tlrorcrs.
(aifclian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
til
"Better
than
the
Best"
That
is
the
ideal
towards
which
"Cascade"
is
continually
striving
to
give
you
pure
beer
a
pleasant
tonic
beverage
of
strength
and
stimulation
the
utmost
that
B.
C.'s
model
brewery
can
produce
better
becr-for
YOU
Insist
on
Better
Beer
Insist
on
"Cascade"
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
Tlil
advertUcment
li
nut
publlnheil
m
iHnr-layed
hV
the
t.hpior
Control
uparjl
or
by
the
Uovvnimcu
or
c
u
uiu
MRS.
GRIEVE
HAS
UUKKItKSUUUUUUUUtKIUUUUflOtU
mm
TORONTO
In
Controcf
Shopplnn
and
Duslnoss
District
2M
ROOMS
100
with
Prlvtte
Btlh,
BUROWAN
I'LAN
t
wins
it
r
iHomeeoN.
man-j.
dih.
KHUimrtuuxKMNnnKstKmtnMintS
C.I'.H.
steamer
1
Princess
Mary,
t'ipt.
Ormiston,
soullihoiiml
from
Alaska
poets
lo
Vancouver,
was
in
port.-from
1.30'
lo
"5
o'
clock
this
iiiorning.
u
Kdwiu
l.oug,llexina
conlrac
lor.
and
Mrs;
-Long,
who
have
been
on
a
holiday
trip
of
Hie
coast,
reliirneiMfrom
Anyox
yes-
Icrdav
and
took
lal
night's
train
for
Ihe
F.ast.
K.
I'arr
of
lb
provincial
1b1
parlmcnf
of
itiblie
works,
who
has
been
overseeing
the
Skeena
lllv
er
liride
con
I
met
at
Terrace
returned
to
Victoria
on
the
Princess
Ileal
rice
(his
afternoon
He
will
likely!
go
back
when
the
superstructure
work
on
,
Hi
bridge
is
started.
Have
Jark.
returned
to
(lie.
city
oil
Ihe
Princes
H.-alrire
after
an
absence
of
about
a
year
in
Vairnurr.
A
valued
football
player.
Have
will
be
welcomed
back
by
his
mafiy
friend
in
the
.St.
Andrew's
Society
planning
II.
who
are
011
''reorganizing
the
Gallic
for
Ih'e
season.
F.
McXaushlon,
C.N.It.
dis-
tricl
passenger
agent,
received
u
wire
loday
from
U.
A.
Mc-
.Vi'choll,
general
passenger
agent'.
Vancouver,
announcing
thai
Ihe
C.N.
It.
Social
Club
orchestra
of
Vancouver
would
broadcast
a
program
over
tlie'l'rovince
radio
leiween
8.30
and
0.30
this
even
ing.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
v
s
a.m.
Higby
Island
Cloudy,
calm:
barometer
30.12:
temperature
10;
ea
smooth.
Head
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
10.711;
temperature
!'.;
sea
smooth.
Hull
Harbor
Clear,
calm;
bar
ometer
30.
10;
temperature
35;
heavy
swell;
K.30
a.m.
spoke
steaint-r
Prince
Ituperl
off
Point
ers
ll
M-k
southbound.
Noon
1
Church
Notices
Presbyterian
Church
1
Morning
worship
u(
n
cluck.
Subject:
'Vl'lio
Seeking
Ood."
Sunday
school
jil
IS.30.
Kvening
service,
al
7.30.'
Suli-Ject:
"Some
(bservatlims
on
Success
in
Life.''
Preaclter,
Hew
II.
11.
(Irani,
English
Lutheran"
Church
SI.
Paul's
.Church.
Slicv.
P.
R.
llalsler.
H.H.,
pastor.
Service,
conducted
by
1'
,11,
.'Limey
to-
j
morrow
nislil
al
7.30
In
Mclro-luile
Hall,
tonic:
"What
Ihint
ye
or
Chrlstf
Sunday
school
ut
I'"
o
;
LATEST
STYLES
Local
aid
Personal
:'
.
.
':.
4
....
Tells
of
What,
Is
Worn
In
Big
Cities
of
Continent
JIUKineV
Ik
picking
tip
won.
ilei'full)
in
Hie
eaM
and
there
la
'
a
-decided
lone
of
optimism
anions
luin'Hiiicn,
bnlh
whole-Kale
and
retail,
for
the
future
Kood
buMnc
prosperity
of
Canada,
aeeordinjr
lo
Mrs.
M.
(irleye,
who
has.
just
returned
from
un
cajdern
buying
trip
in
I
lie
inl
ye
of
DeniQM
ladles
n-ady-loowear
store.
On
the
trip
Mrs.
(iHeve
visited
Toronto,
Olliiwa,
.
Monlreal,
Winnipeg
Xiiw
York,
Uliigaso
and
Minne
iipolis.
Suits
Fashionable
Speaking
df
prevailing
fashions
in
the
tn
cities,
Mr,
(irieve
-tale
that
among
I
lie
smart
set
In-Ill
in
-attwH
Canada
and
the
stale
suil
are
apain
all
Hie
iiue.
For
xlrcol
w&ar
flannel
material
in
vr'y
popular
and
oilier
popular
materials
are
iwi'eds.
fine
Merge,
(wills-and
!
i"ken
plaids.
Woollen
materials
flie
ihiiiK
in
sport
?ar-
mk
hIs.
Skirls
made
of
chhielle
I
!
iroli'llc
forslreel
wear
arc
he
li
s
vyorji.
leu
or
cloven
inches
Iimiii-iIii-
ground
will
lt
afler-iu'm.i
and
cvuniuj;
gowns
are
iW'ini
hinder,
llolh
Ion?
and
1
coals-are
being
worn
I
lie
iiKiniush"
cut
being
popular
Tin'
fashionable
colors
are
sand,
?!')'
ami
combination
black
and
Wllili',
In
Millinery
"
.
All
Ihe
dig
slums
are
carry
iiiK
small,
style
lulls.
While
the
millinery
fashions
fur
the
coui-iiur
season
iu-oiiom
(o
be
all
small
in
shape
they
arc
most
becomingly
made
tt;i
ami
are
proving
very
popular,
'flic
trims
arc
very
dainty
and
the
colorings
are-iMicite.
World's
Best
Railway
!icaiong
or
ner
journey
across
Canada
Mrs.
Urievis
said
''The
Canadian
.National
llnilway
is
the
lesl
rafltfiiy
in
the
world,
to
my
mind.
The,
service
is
excellent
and
tin'
eimrtfyes
will
do
any
Ihitlg
in
the
world
lo
make
the
lassftigers
eomforlahle
and
happy."
Tin-
eeeul
installation
"f
Uie
radio
on
ull
Canadian
Nah'-nal
IrahxroiitinenfBl
trains
nil
yifally
lighlfiied
Mm
niimn-
'ny
-nf
Irwin
Imtel.
When
i
1
.i
"lloijf
easl
lo
Winnipeg.
Mrs
liirii'M-
listened
over
Ihe
railway
uili"
U
h
speech
hy
President
r.ooliile
and
m
the
return
trip
li'-ard
a
radio
lalk
by
Sir
Henry
Thonilfln,
president
of
I
lie
Can
adiau
National.
Splendid
musi
cal
selection
were
also
heard
of
a
symphony
orchestra
broad
casted
through
Calgary.
NEW
LAMP
BURNS
04
AIR
Coals
Electric
or
Gas
A
new
nil
lamp
llial
gives
an
amaimly
brilliant,
soft,
while
light,
even
belter
I
lum
gas
or
eh
el
i
n
ily.
has
been
tested
by
the
li.s.
(loveriimeut
and
35
leading
universities
and
found
In
bo
su
peribr
In
10
n'nlinary
oil
lamps.
It
burns
without
ndor,
smoke
or
noite
no
pumping
up,
is
simple.
clean,
safe.
Hums
)
air
and
t'l'H
common
kerosene
(coal
oil.
The
inventor,
t.
A.
Johnson,
OU'i
MrDertnol
Ave.,
Winnipeg,
is
'offering
lo
send
a
lamp
on
10
days'
FIIKI'
trial,
or
even
to
give
one
FIIF.F,
to
tho
first
user
in
each
loealily
who
will,
help
him
Inli-'xhiep
il.
Write
him
today
for
full
particulars.
Also
ask
him
lo
explain
how
you
can
gel
the
agency,
add
without
experience
or
money
niako
$250
to
?500
per
month.
Miss
Florence
Hyatt,
graduate
of
the
Prince
Ituperl
(leneial
Hospital
training
school
for
nurses.
lias
taken
a
position
nn
tin'
.-1
11
IT
of
the
port
Simpson
hni'
fid.
li.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Waller
Lalntr
returned
to
Victoria
on
the
Camosun
this
morning.
Monday's
Jlaskelbalt
games
will
!
postponed
owing
lo
Hos
pital
concert.
i-,
-
,
Father
(iodfrey
arrived
from
Ocean.
Falls
on
Ihe
I'riucess
Heat
rice
this
inorning.
Thousand
tons
famous
Naifai-
1110
Wellington.
Coal
arrived.
Try
1
ton.
Albert
and
McCalfcry.
If
.
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
If
I
be
rt
Farrow,
steamboat
in
spector,
reluriied
to
Vancouver
on
the
I'rineess
JJealricc
this
af
ternoon.
'
If
you
want-a
good
laugh,
see
Aanaias
and
Haby
at
the
Wesl
holme.
Theatre,
Monday,
March
a,
ul
8.13.
.1.
F,.
Oeary
'arrived
in
Ihecily
from
Anyos
yesterday
muriiing
ami
left
011
last
night's
train
bound
for
Kansas
City.
TITTLE
woolly
blankets
how
soft
and
-'
fluffy
they
must
be
kept
for
the
Baby.
And
linen,
and
fine
raiment
the
must
not
chafe
or
irritate
his
tender
skin.
Baby's
bedding
must
be
washed
at
carefully
as
you
would
bathe
his'
tender
little
self.
No
strong
soap
must
be
allowed
to
shrink
or
coarsen
his
dainty.blankct.
or
make
them
stiff.
There
must
be
no
.
harsh
rubbing
of
his
tiny
garments
and
linen
until
they
arc
fuzzed
up,
and
rough.
Wash
Baby's
bedding
in
Lux.
TW-delicate
flakes
dissolve
instantly
into
a
rich,-
generous
suds
that
can
be
squeezed
.
through
and
through
each
fabric
until
it
is
clean,
and
as
sweet
and
fresh
as
when.,
you
first
bought
it.
Don't
let
bedding
get
harsh
and
scratchy.
Keep
it
soft
and
fluffy
with
Lux.
Sold
orfy
in
iraird
packet
J
d
ust
proof!
LUX
LEVF.R
BROTHERS
LIMITED
PARENTS
OF
PUPILS
LISTEN
TO
RADIO
NKW
YOltK,
Mar.
I
On
every
school
day
from
2
o'clock
p.m.:
unlit
2.30
the
air
in
and
around'
Xew
York
is
now
being
cleared
of
all
radio
interference
thai
parent."
of
Xew
York
school
children
may
have
a
chance
to
listen
in
and
gel
first
hand
information
as
to
how
teaching
is
carried
on
in
the
public
schools.
The
scries
uf
pro
grams
includes
talks
by
heads
of
departments
as
lo
how
the
mach
inery
of
the
school
system
func
lions
and
musical
selections
by
pupils.
AMERICAN
TO
PRODUCE
IRISH
MOTION
PICTURE
HI
HI.
IN,
March"
I.-
I..
I.eroy
Hrauville,
an
American
producer
was"
in
Dublin
recently
making
a
preliminary
investigation
with
a
view
to
producing
a
motion
picture
depicting
Irish
life.
He
declared
he
would
relurn
here
next
summer
for
that
purpose
and
invited
Irish
authors
to
submit
Higliy
Maud
Cloudy,
light
stories.
Ilo
said
Americans
were
southeast
wind;
baromeler
30.IH;
temperature.
light
swell;
1
1.30
a.m.
in
sleanier.
Princess
Heal
rice
iiHrllibntrnil:
10
a.m.
poke
sleanier
Caiuosun
loading
at
North
Pacific
Caiu'e-i.
anxious
to
see
a
modem
ami
faithful
presentation
of
Icish
national
life,
eliminating
I
ho
?iigc
Irishman.
"The
atmosphere
in
Ireland,"
said
Mr.
Oi
'anvillo,
"is
as
good
as
Head
Tree
Point,
v-
Itainliirj.
"
In
California,
awd
there
is
light
southeast
'wind;
barometer
si'ine
of
the
finest
scenery
in
tho
2st.82;
tempilrature
12;
sea!vvorld
In
Ireland."
moolh.
Hull
Harbor
.Clear,,
fresh
southwest
wind;
barometer
30.01
;
lentperainre
neuvy
swell.
Hayners.
Undertaker.
Phono
351.
tf
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Amateur,
Thealricahs,
March
3,
Viil
Inilmn
In
nl.l
I
...
!!....
II
:
I
Jul
Auxiliary.
Klks'
Annual
Hall,
Tuesday,
March
I.
Invitations
only.
Spend
an
eveuiiiR
in
the
Tall
Timbers
at
the
Mothodlst
Church
Thursday
March
6.
Hoyal
Purple
Raster
llaiaar
and
Sale
of
Home
Cooking,
April
8.
''
Hill
00
Chapter,
LO.D.K.
Amateur
Theatricttl8
end
of
April.
Klks'
Minstrel
Troupe.
First
show
Muy
I.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sails
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,
March
12,
26
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Leve
Prince
nuperl
6.15
pjn.
for
rniMCE
GEORGE,
ED.MO.MTON,
WIM-MI'EO,
til
points
Enlern
Cndt.
t'ullMl
States.
aOCNCV
ALL
OCCAM
ITIAMIHIP
LINCt.
City
Ticket
Orrke,
SZS
Thlr
f.
rrlnce
Rupert.
rhene
20.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
January
18;
February
1,
15,
29.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
January
14,
28;
February
11,
25.
S.3.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
lutedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Oceai
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C
ORCHARD,
General
Agent..
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Stillaiti
From
rrlnce
Rupert.
Fee
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Oeein
rails,
end
Sweneon
Bir,
Tueeatf,
B
ra.
For
VANCOUVrR.
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bey,
end
Swtnion
Bay,
Saturdef
Neon.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Welet
Ulend.
Sunder
S
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
end
Neat
Rtfer
Cennerlet,
Frlde
AM.
'
Itl
tail
Avfouo.
i.
Bernelef,
Aent
P-rloce'
Boprrt.
'b.C
Electric-Bake
Whole
Wheat
Bread
Is
n
Healthful
Laxative.
'.
Tliis
bread
is
being
constantly
rccoiiuiieiided
hy
.pro-niiut'iil
local
.doctors,
where
a
well
chosen
diet
is
essential.
W
Bake
IL
Your
Grocer
Sells
It.
.;
Electric
Window
Bakeries