pxai
fovh.
Easter
Will
soon
le
here
and.
Hint,
is
usually
the
limn
we
look
for
the
poof)
weather
lo
come
ami
New
Shoes
Hall
Id
mid
see
our
new
arrivals.
SPECIAL:
Children's
Patent
MARY
JANES
....
$1.50
Sups
up
In
"iVi.
Family
SHOE
Store
Thlrd
Avenue.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
lo
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Tickets,
Hales
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Hi
Finish
1
WT-Serace
Three
Services,
one
of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
wash
day
needs.
Phone
us
for
particulars.
Canadian
Steam
Li
aundru
Phone
8.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
i
.Wood
(kit
iany
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
jCartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
,
.Furniture
Moving.
HOME-
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Heated
Hot
nnd
Cold
Water
Rates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
JUbT
PHONEO
A.MO
tD
'
vour
wipe,
waists
vou
to
RUiH
Right
homf
TRADES
AND
LABOR
MEETING
LAST
NIGHT
Objection
Taken
to
Flat
Rate
of
Paying
Workmen's
There
was
a
large
atlcndanee
at
Ihe
regular
meeting
of
Ihe
Trades
&
Labor
Council
lasl
night.
In
Ihe
absence
of
President
S.
I.
Mncdoiiahl,
Vice-Pres
ident
W.
M.'Hrywn
wus
in
ihe
chair.
.Many
communications
were
read
and
there
was
41
good
ileal
or
routine
tiuincss
con.
dueled.
The
legislative
committee
wax
instructed
In
make
representations
lo
the
legislature
with
a
view
In
obtaining
heller
administration
of
the
Workman's
Compensation
Aer.
The
request
is
In'i
Mir
made,
lo
have
provision
made
lo
coyer
Ihe
cost
of
raring
for
patients
throughout
their
disahilily
instead
of
ronlinping
Ihe
present
system
of
paying
ai
.
flat
rale
of
$2.50
per
day.
The
proposed
provincial
labor
parly
was
discussed
lmf
no
ac-1
ion
was
laken.
'.
Respecting
Ihe
manufacture
"and
sale
of
oleo-mnrgnriiie,
two
resolutions
were
before
Ihe,
meeting
for
endorsalion
one
from
Oliawa
favoring
il
and
the
oilier
from
Kdninnton
opposing
il.
AJIr
a
long
discussion,
the
Kdmnnlon
resolution
was
en
dorsed.
The
nation
wide
idea
that
counsel
should
be
appointed
by
Ihe
government
to
defend
men
who
were
rhars.-d
with
trivial
of
fences
but
who
had
no
means
lo
defend
themselves
was
endorsed
II
was
decided
that
minutes
should
be
exchanged
with
various
outside
Trade
and
Labour
HOUSE
NEAR
EDMONTON
SAID
TO
BE
HAUNTED
Peculiar
Noises
Heard
by
Many
People
Who
Tried
to
Live
There
The
llauned
House
of
the
Two
Hills
is
well
known
lo
many
peo
ple
in
Ihe
cily.
says
the
Ivdinnntnii
Journal.
Sitirated
about
two
miles
south
of
Stralhrona
on
the
1
"order
of
a
drained
lake
once
known
as
Ihe
I.ake
of
Ihe
Two
Hills,
this
particular
structure
is
Ihe
renlre
of
many
weird
tales.
The
house
was
built
-about
3(1
years
ago,
hy
a
Mr.
Meredith,
who
came
here
from
Toronto.
At
his
death
Mr.
Meredith'
body
was
re
moved
lo
his
home
I
own,
and
Messrs.
Osier,
Hammond
and
Nantou,
of
Winnipeg,
in
charge
of
Ihe
eslale,
advised
(heir
agent
in
Stralheona
lo
rent
Ihe
house
I
One
or
I
wo
families
lived
in
l
the
building,
but
soon
left,
com
plaining
of
"noises
in
Ihe
nighl,"
and
the
house
was
empty
for
some
lime.
Family
Did
Not
Stay
Long
Then
a
family
who
had
come
by
prairie
schooner
from'
Washington,
agreed
lo
lake
the
house,
rent
free,
for
a
month.
No
ghost
could
terrify
them,
they
declared.
II
was
not
long
after
the
family
after
every
meal
Cleanses
month
and
teeth
and
aids
digestion.
Relieves
that
overeaten
leellng
and
acid
month.
Its
I-a-s-t-l-n-g-
flavor
satlsllea
the
cravlna
lor
sweets.
Wrlflley's
Is
double
value
In
the
heneltt
and
pleasure
It
provides.
StaUd
in
it$
Parity
rackagt.
-?TfV3
1
I
I
w
1
BBBm
moved
in,
however,
until
Ihe
noises'"
begun
lo
bother
them.
Harness
in
an
adjoining
room
lo
Ihe
one
in
which
they
slept
was
violently
slrakpn,
fool
step
could
be
heard
in
an
unfinished
atllc,
and
the
Washington
family
left
afler
but
a
few
davs'
resi
lience,
satisfied
that
Ihe
house
was
really
haiinuted.
The
next
step
in
the
little
drama
was
the
appointment
by
the
citizen
of
Stralheona
of
an
invesligling
committee.
A
parly
of
perhaps
a
dozen,
ninny
of
whom
are
still
living'
here,
went
down
one
nighl,
armed
with
guns,
revolvers,
blankets
and
a
wee
drop
of
Scotch
"for
the
nerves."
Afler
waiting
some
lime
and
bearing
nothing,
the
party
prepared
lo
spend
Ihe
night,
Itlank.
els
were
spread
on
Ihe
floor,
bill
as
soon
as
Die
lights
were
put
out
Ihe
noises
commenced.
There
was
a
sound
a
of
someone
walk,
ing
back
and
forth
in
the
room
above,
then
a
pause,
and
the
sound
of
rustling
papers.
This
continued
at
intervals
through.
out
Die
nighl.
Sprinkled
Flour
on
Floor
On
the
following
evening,
anT
oilier
party
went
down.
This
time
flour
was
sprinkled
011
Ihe
floor.
The
events
of
Ihe
night
before
were
repealed;
the
floor
above
creaked
audibly
under
Ihe
(read
of
footsteps.
In
ihe
mom
nig,
nowvver..
me
Hour
Dorc
no
marks
or
evidence
of
liumsm
he
lugs
having
walked
over
it.
Altogether
about
thlrly
nit-
soiis
visited
the
house,
but
not
one
could
give
an
explanation
as
to
Ihe
cause
of
the
strange
phenomena.
All
were
ijuile
sat
isfied
an
animal
was
not
respou
ilile,
there
was
no
wind,
and
a
thorough
search
resulted
in
the
finding
of
no
wires
or
anything
I
hat
could
In
any
way
nccounl
for
the
Mlraiige
events
which
had
transpired.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T,
Oovenlock
lefi
on
last
night'
train
for
White
Court.
Alia,
norlhwesl
of
Kd
inonlon.
Mr.
Ottvenloek
has
min
ing
interests
there
and
tuny
de
elite
lo
remain.
BRIER
m
Kb.
80
tni
ECONOMY
iuy
&6a
(Also
in
Packages
15
4
20t)
WftlneodilV
THl
DAILT
5IW8.
.
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myfcj&R
II
THE.
MATTEL
-MMW-
R
1
H
MEIOOb
FWjr3
If
I
fllv
I
J1
MX
CWJCHTER
Si
A.t
A.
KiTTi
Srn
.
Quia
Ut
c
Fitu
Scvc.
e
jL-
t
'?
IMCILMOYLE
WON
OYER
C.
BALAGNO
1
Billiard
Parlor
Star
Was
Shooting
Well
.
Last
Night
Score
500
to
358
Maying
in
good
form,
George
Me.llmnyle
defeated
Charlie.
Hal-agno
in
last
night's
individual
icily
championship
billiard
game
jby
n
score
of
500
lo
35fl.
Halag-110
was
decidedly
off
form.
Mc-llmnyle's
high
break
was
33
anil
Halagno's
32.
Averages
per
In-
.lAXITHIS
wanted
nings
were
o.2f
and
3.71
re.
speclively.
The
lime
of
Ihe
game
j
was
2
hours
'ami
27
minutes
and
each
player
went
In
Ihe
table
95
llnies.
There
was
n
big
crowd.
Includ
ing
ladies;
In
attendance,
mnny
WaXTKJ-
l
orniliire
of
every
undoubtedly
being
attracted
by
description.
Highest
prlcci
the
radio
eoncerl
which
wa
Pal'l-
I'rinre
Hupert
Ihrhange.
staged.
,
An
Oakland
orchestra
Auctioneers.
IMione
f.52.
Iwas
heard
in
popular
numj.ers.
...
.
v
........
PllPn.i1Bl
imi.,..
INTERMEDIATE
COLTS
PAID
ANYOX
VISIT
Local
Basketball
Defeated
Coke
Plant
Team
by
26
to
17
The
Colts
Intermediate
basketball
team
of
Prince
lhiTl
play,
ed
a
game
vvilh
Ihe
coke
plant
for
lloolh
Sehool,
pari
lime
only.
Salary
$10.0(1
per
ntoiillj.
For
further
particulars,
apply
to
the
it
it
designed.
W.
I.
Vance,
Secretary.
H(
keeping
Hut
or
shack
about
I2
per
month.
Write
llnx
173
Daily
News.
85.
WANTKl),
Oirl
for
general
housework,
l.ivimr
in
optional.
Aggregation
pi.nne
t31
or
5lt.
85
IWAXTKO.
Scandinavian
girl
for
housework,
Apply
721
Fraser
Street.
85
BOARO
learn
al
Anyox
on
Monday
and!
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
won
by
a
score
of
2
lo
17.
I
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
The
local
team
wliirheomprise.!
-
-
llalph
Smilh,
lieorge
Hlythe,
Jack
weather,
things
may
he
far
Kelly.
J.
Sims
and
Douglas
Frir-lenousli
ndvanrrri
lo
stage
the
ze,
made
the
round
trip
on
I
opening
same.
Oeorge'-
FriztellV
"l.aura
F.
Very
rough
weather
was
en-
The
city
championship
In-
counlered
going1
norlh.
They
dividual
billiard
elimination
left
on
Sunday
morning,
arrived
Irhnfiiplonshlp
contest,
which
as
at
Anyox
Sunday
evening
and
Ihe
it
advances
lo
Ihe
final
stages
return
home
wns
made
yesler-lis
attracting
agixid
deal
of
in-
day.
Ilesides
the
team
lliosehnres),
s-
Ihe
lal
feature
of
tlie
making
Ihe
trip
were
(leorgelwlnler
indoor
"sporting
program
Fruzell.
in
charse.
W.
Ilrav.
Don
and
il
w
ill
be
concludcl
next
Mulheisou
and
Oordon
Hulger.
week.
The
first
round
was
fin
Ihe
players
report
having
had
ished
with
the
coolest
between
.
.
.
..
I..
....
.
..I
!...
I
!
a
line
lime
al
.nynx
ami
llienieorge
MCiunoyie
aim
,nuni-
lown
was
thrown
open
lo
them.
Halagrio
last
nighl
and
tonight
Col.
McMordie
and
I-red
i-yie
h-
--.i-"fc'-.B
meet
In
Ihe
second
round
which
-a
yt
a.
(I
nit,
fs
nboul
Ihroiigli,
The
OPOn
lIlaL
1
Lame
lonighl.
il
Is
expecled,
will
n
M
.irnw
-
out
perhatis
Ihe
hlggesi
The
enlhusiasm
which
ore-
crowd
"ince
the
series
started
vailed
among
fans
a
fortnight
I'yle
played
during
Ihe
winter
aito
with
iesi.ee!
lo
an
early
w
III
Cot.
.iie.Mnruie
011
me
opening
season
of
the
nlililfior
V.A;
line-up
and
made
a
very
imrl
sertson
lias
iliiinlieiiNI
r
on-I
If
00.
1
sliowinsr,
11
is
sai
1
iiiui
in
siderahiy
of
lale.
The
robl
lnr
niiiy
give
the
colonel,
wpo
is
hip
clemency"
of
Ihe
weallier
tins
ex.
favorite
lo
win
I
lie
series,
a
i.,,...i.i....l
11..
l.nl,v
-nil
I
tin.llrnn.
for
his
money
ionium,
rs-
(l.e
fnr-1
lliat
Ibo
urounds
.
will
necfatlf
in
view
of
Ihe
fad
Ilial
'
.
1
-
.1..
:
.
-'..
.
I
....
I..
1.1-
have
lo
undergo
a
gooil
lleiji
or
llie.ianer
iui
imprnvVineiit
before
ganie
may
hesj
furni
recemi)
he
slaiceil
has
shut
out
the
ni'.IC
Jicahilily
for
Ihe
lime
being
al
,
AUCE
ARM
leasi.
1
lie
reprrseiiiHi
n-s
111
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li
lentil
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HnniniH
I,
MUH
llliran;
in
11
miiuii
1
11
1
..
In
I1t
iiul
ii4
rir
Ilia
fhADMilU
I
-
,
Honing
of
grounds
this
spring.
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'
II.
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il
:
....
Is.
Ilwt
ui.iwl
I
IW
I
"
ulp
"r
"I""''"-
lit
i.L
II.
1.
Illieresis
iiii;iiis-m
in
rti-
59
I
wo
new
-
'
rale
with
the
Hoard
of
Works
1
,
In
eneevinir
..ill
lli
tieeessiirv
unmuin
l-J
'
i
.v.
,.-
,.eii....
.
Al
I'alconer,
lesperlively.
he
expecleil
in
u
very
short
lime.
Hy
the
arrival
of
Ihe
next
fin
II.
F.
Kergln.
M.I'.,
is
erecting
km...
.r
ii.
.a.
a
resilience
on
v
h.u
1
uii.n
I
above
Ihe
railway
I
rack,
and
N
Sulilovlrli
is
building
on
alh
lload.
flev.
J.
llerdmaii
of
Anyox
showed
a
series
of
lanlern
slide
here
on
Wednesday.
Alice
Ann
moose
are
prepar
lug
lo
receive
a
visit
from
the
member
of
Anyox
Lodge
pro
Ibahly
i.
ii
April
27.
-
There
was
u
.lance
to
eeb-brale
Hie
opening
of
lieorge
Heaiidiu
I
new-
store
on
First
street.
large
crowil
al
tended
and
re
fres
li
n
will
h
were
served
hv
Mrs
I
J.
Vale.
fieo.
Ilruifgy
was.M.O.
rnn
aai
m
iiovernmeni
wiiurr
ue.i
as
ll
lieu'
slnn.l
Vim.
Ill-mr.ii
lots,
one
I
-acre
lnl
al
Terrace.
I'rihre
Heorge,
lnt
to
ami
II.
block
III;
lots
10
and
II,
block
I
In;
lots
28
and
20.
block
It7;
lot
n,
hlpek
151.
Apply
A.
0.
Little.
Seeond
Ave.
nue.
(15
OH
SAI.K
Four
ronrfi
dwelliiiB,
modern,
one
lot.
221
Sixth
Avenue.
2.5no.
Term-
IfN
250.00
rnh,
balance
over
five
years
7
per
eenl.
Ileiils
f;tl
Month.
II.
li.
Hettiersou.
Lid.
MM
FOIl
SAI.K.
OihiiI
lot
fin-
dwel-
ling
on
Fifth'
Avenue,
tin
rwi
easl
of
Mcllridi'.
0r,0.OU
cash.
11.
i.
Ilelgerson,
Ltd.
HS
FOIl
SAI.K.
New
and
used
Machinery,
Duals
and
Fjigine.
.Northern
Kxchauge.
If
FOIl
SAI.K.
Small
four
roomed
houe
and
lol
on
llonlen
SI
reel
.
I'houe
Hllie
2U3.
(lit
SAI.K
in
km'I
O
recti
325.
FOR
hwt
yOU
HKXT.
llooin,
in
i.rivai"
home:
newly
furnished;
harbor
view.
Apply
.Tin
Fourth
Avenue
Kat.
Hi'.
FOIl
HKX
IV-l'ivi
HMdiied
fur-
nislied
house;
nil
modern
eon
venienres.
phone
lied
1
8.1
By
George
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position
as
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