Monday,
March
10,
1021.
At
the
end
of
washday
how
old
do
you
feel?
A
t
And
n
few
years
of
tin's
tiring
toil
will
make
you
actually
as
old
in
appearance
as
one
day's
work
now
makes
you
feel.
Keep
your
youth
by
using
our
Thrif-T-service.
Its
cost
is
very
slight,
yet
your
entire
bundle
will
be
washed
carefully,
the
flat
work
will
be
ironed,
and
just
the
wearing
apparel
left
for
you
to
finish.
And
this
comes
back
to
you
damp,
ready
to
starch
and
iron
or
hang
on
the
line.
May
we
send
for
your
bundle
next
washday
?
Thrif-T-service
5c
a
pound
plus
lc
per
piece;
Minimum
charge
$1
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Send
it
Pnone
8
fnril
in
wagons
III
(lie
i'iI
y.
Nit.
Olu-
K'xiliixs
No.
i
io
loxasxio
.
cfgundnj
Rupert
Coaster
Wagon
The
Best
Coaster
Wag
KM
1
on
maae
lias
steel
ilic
wheel',
wild
roller
hearing
that
riiiiiiiil.
roine
mil.
mi
il!
-I"
'l
IiiiIIt
thoroughly
In
.'
cel.
Tlic
strength
anil
iliu
iilnlilv
oT
this
wagon
i
evident
al
it
glance
.
We
believe
il
(it
lie
Ihi'
slrong-rosiest
running,
best
-li'i
ring
wagon
mode.
Anil
il
is
certainly
in
ailililiini
lln'
biggest
nluc
ever
of--
$7.40
$8.60
Bargains
n
Potato
Pots
Blue-
lU'K.
-.r0,
f"i
Oray
Ih'K.
n'.OO,
ft""
See
our
Window.
$1.40
$1.10
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Phone
3.
P0.
Box
1646.
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
We
ll'iw
llardwmnl,
Fir
and'
0'lr
limit
Lumber,
If
youVuVe
itlr-d
or
KnlVuiiliiie
ami
I'np'T,
try
Kir
Veneer
I'aiiylling.
,
,
.
.
you
ure
thinking
or
bulging
house,
we
have
any
lumber
yiMi
require,
also
Bash,
Doors,
(llnss.
SHOCKLEY'S
Planing
Mills
Cow
Bay.
Phone
383.
T
I
1
1
I
Aral
onrl
Pnrennil
!
I
vvui
tutu
i
uouuai
I
j
i
1
-
i
Undertakers.
I'hone
41.1
.
Hayners,
Undertaker.
Pboue
361.
If
Haskelball
tonight.
Flk,'
HOIIIC.
Filial
league
UillllCX.
William
Croleau
of
Telkwa
ha
been
appointed
a
notary
public.
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
if
J.
II.
Mel.eod
ami
V.
J.
Nelson
returned
in
ijjwn
lust
it
iff
li
I
after
spending
llii'
week-end
011
their
ran
v
If
lit
Woodcock.-
Mi
Muriel
Ilowrn,
funncily
ailant
lo
Dr.
Maguire,
is
taking
an
..'-Itay
course
under
doctor
Lowell
in
Seattle.
I
ln
condition
of
Archbishop
I
.
II.
D11
Verncl,
who
wa
seri-
Mixly
ill
last
week,
I
reported
today
lo
iMkiiioi.h
improved.
-.P.
II.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Caul.
Ouuislnu,
soul
hhound
from
southeastern
Alaska
ports
lo
Vancouver,
is
due
here
tomorrow
evening.
.1.
M.
(lollison
icll'irn.il
hy
the
Caidma
lal
night
from1
Van
couver
where
he
attended
a
con
ferenre
uf
Dumiiifon
l-'NIierieii
ONereei1!.
L'ninn
steamer
(liinlena,
(apl
.
K.
MirkMiii,
norllihoiiiKl
from
Vancouver
In
Anyox,
Slewarl
ami
Mirr
Arm,
wa
in
jotrl
la?l
even
nix
fiiun
o
II
o
clock.
---
1
11
i
reiMirlPO
In
Vancouver
thai
t
lie
uihleAvrilprx,
are
nfTer-
iiik
fur
ale
the
lramvr
Amur
which
went
ashore
on
While
Ujilf
Nlaml
near
licre
recenlly
CN.lt.
f.lcaonr
Princ
Itupcrt
i
In'iin;
laken
0mii
Hie
dry
dook
llii
afleriHMin
fur
annual
in-
tieclinu.
(ienoral
overhaul
of
I
hf
eii.el
will
Imj
carried
out
later.
Itakelhall
on
'I'ueiiay
and
edne.ilay
will
he
Anyox
ffirN
v
Itujiril
fur
N.ll.C.
Champum
hip.
mleair
of
.MeH!'
Senior
gatiie.
Iianrt'
on
J
ueMlay
a.
advert
mil.
li
vi.il
like
good
intiMC
come
ami
hear
Hie
W'alNledl
family
fi
-uo
Alaska,
nf
th
.MOOSK
CONCKIIT.
KiiipriK.
Thealie,
riuirday.
Admi.Tou
50c.
He-
served
cal
70c.
A
charge
of
perjury
iiKaiiol
(J.
II.
Ililrhiu
in
coiineclioii
Villi
evidence
piven
hy
him
at
a
recrnl
civil
cne
in
Vancouver
hclwccii
(he
(Canadian
l'ili
A
Cold
SloiiiL-e
Co.
and
.
M.
Han
oi)
hat
lii'eil
(liMliliM'd
liy
Mau-
i-lralc
Shaw
in
police
court
al
Vancouver.
.
NV.
C.
Orchard.
C.l'.lt.
general
ikciiI,
has
I
ice
1
1
adviM'd
Jy
(he
lepartmciil
'f
e.xteriial
alTairs
lluil,
elfeclive
froin
Mil
It'll
15,
there
will
he
an
iucreaov
in
the
o.l
of
pas!poiif
from
$2,
lo
45.
I'he
col
of
renewaN
Im
also
raised
from
I
lo
2.
I'asIporU.
will,
however,
he
valid
for
lares'
year."
iti.leadror
two'
years
as
heretofore.
II
is
still
necessary
for
all
persons
leaving
Canada
for
overseas
to
possess
valid
pas.ports.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Sunberg
leslre
lo
convey
sincere
thanks
lo
their
many
friends
for
IIik
kind
explosions
of
sympathy
hand
floral
offerings
in
their
recent
sad
bereavement.
Qnherl
fn
lK.
l)ilv
iv
TOE.
DAILY
NEWS.
PAQB
THHEH.
BLUE
PICTURE
CANADIAN
LIFE
Former
Suffragist
Says
Every
thing
Is
Working
Toward
a
Moral
Collapse
TOIIONTO,
(Jul,
March
10.
r
'Kverything
nowadays
seeing
to
be
working
lowvard
moral
col
lapse,"
said
.Mr.
Dmnx-line
1'ank-liursl,
onc-tiuie
famous
.woman
suffrail,
addressing
an
audi-
nce
at
the
recent
social
hygiene
exhibition
in
Toronto.
"You
see
il
in
the
Jii'ivies,
where
livid
and
sugK(!slive
pictures
are
'
thrown
on
the
screen
before
the
eyes
of
school
children.
You
sec
il
in
the
magazine
fiction
of
the
present
lay.
A
few
years
ago
there
was
110
such
flood
of
impure
literature
as
we
have
now.
The
penny
novel
of
an
older
day
in
which
the
guvcrness
invariably
married
the
lord
was
entirely
untrue
to
life,
but,
at
least
riht
and
1110
r-
ilily
were
presented
as
triuiuph-
fat;
hut
youth
today
with
its
dangerous,
untrained
emotion
is
ilmosl
entirely-iit
the
mercy
of
writers
who
seem
to
revel
in
fit
ting
the
imagination
with
niig-
gestive
iuipure
thoughts.
liven
the
modern
dance
is
a
factor
in
our
moral
collapse.
A
lovely
exercise
perverted
to
wrong
uses."
Mrs.
l'ankhurst
advocated
in
finite
care
in
home
training;
knowledge
of
personal
ami
social
hygiene
for
young
and
old
and
a
general
stiffening
of
I
he
moral
life
of
(he
comiiuiniHy.
as
mi-ans
of
combatting
existing
disinteg
rating
tendencies
in
society.
MEN'S
TEAM
UNABLE
TO
COME
FROM
ANYOX,
GIRLS
COMING
INSTEAD
Word
was
received
al
the
end
of
I
lie
week
I
hat.
the
Senior
men's
basketball
team
from
Anyox.
which
was
to
have
come
here
to
sday
wilh
local
teams
on
Tuesday
and
'
Wednesday
even
ings,
will
he
unable
to
uiake
the
Iriii.
Instead
a
rallies'
team
will
arrive
from
the
Smeller
town
lo
morrow
and
the
will
play
1
series
of
Hire!,,
games
with
i
local
ladies'
.
team
for
the
chain-
niou-diiii
of
Northern
H.C.
The
flrsl
I
wo
games
ot
this
serie
will
he
substituted
for
the
men"
games
whiclf
were
to
have
been
played
here
on
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
evenings.
If
a
third
gam:-
is
necessarx,
it
win
ne
played
al
Anyox.
LADY
MAKES
FAST
TIME
PORT
EDWARD
AND
BACK
Mrs.
William
Sherman
Covers
the
Nine
Mites
to
Town
In
Less
Than
2'2
Hours
Winning
a
wager
of
20
thai
he
would
walk
to
Port
I'dward
ind
back
between
dav
light
and
lark.
Mrs.
Williani
therm,an
e.
lenlay
walked
both
ways,
a
distance
of
about
eighteen
miles,
am
Hie
return
tramp
wiis
made
alone
She
left
in
Iliu
morning
at
o'clock
aceonipanicil
by
I'lorri
loy
and
Mrs.
I'..
SI
radian
and
was
hack
in
town
by
I
1
1
minutes
lo
four
and
today
sho
says
she
feels
fine.
Mrs.
Slraehan
and
Mi-s
.loy
re
turned
on
the
train
but
Mrs.
Sherman
was
home
ahead
of
I
hem
covering
the
nine
miles
in
a
little
less
than
two
and
a
half
hours.
CANADIAN
DANCE
ORCHESTRA
GOES
LONDON,
ENGLAND
Will
Play
In
Exclusive
Clubs
and
Dance
Halls
and
.Expects
to
Play
For
Prince
TOltONTt).
Out..
March
to.
-Canada
has
opened
up
a
new
line
oT
export
trade.
She
Is
now
exporting
dance
orchestras.'
I'.igbl
young
men
left
-Toronto
for
I.
on
ion,
Fngland.
where
they
go
on
1
year's
contract
the
first
purely
iCauadian
orchestra
lo
play
an
engagement
in
thai
city.
W.
F.
Mitchell,
formerly
a
na.
live
of
tluelpli,
Out.,
now
con
trols
several
exclusive
dance
halls
and
clubs
in
London,
and
he
con-
Iceived
the
Men
of
Inking
Cana-Idian
orchestra
over
there
for
oie
jof
his
halls,
lie
sent
n
repre.
JeD'ative
to
Canada,
who
heard
many
musicians
in
various
cities
lor
the
Dominion,
imd
finally
picked
the
young
Toronto
nleii,
,'and
gave
I
hem
the
nnme
of
I
he
Toronto
Orchestra.
It,
is
likely
'liu
'Ij
'
I
;.lyiug
da"
CIGARETTES
IL
1
HIGHEST
CRADC
TOBACCO
11
r-,i
music
for
tlic
Prince
of
Wales,
.
for
lie
frequently
dances
at
soine'i
of
the
places
contaolled
by
.Mr.,
Mitchell.
The
eight
young
men
havet
banded
themselves
into
a
club'
ami
undertake
to
look
after
one!
anoiuer
ease
or
Illness
or
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
MtiliY
ISI.ANII.
Clear,
calm:
barometer.
ao.U);
temperature,
36;
sea
smooth.
1JL1.I.
HAllUOIt
Cloudy,
calm,
barometer.
30.35;
temperature,
37:
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Observer
IM
miles
from
Ocean
Falls
bound
for
Astoria.
tUCAI)
TIlKi:
POINT.
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.1
0;
temperature
37;
sea
smooth.
Noon
DKiMY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30.15;
'temperature,;
10;
sea
smooth.
IILI.I.
IIAIUiOU.
Clear,
calm;
baromter,
3n.'.'0;
temperature
50;
ea
smooth.
UKAII
TltKK
POr'NT.
Clondy.
calm;
barometer,
00.111;
temper
ature,
12?
sea
smooth.
'
A
Southern
book-seller
tele
graphed
Philadelphia.'
fur
A
copy
of
"Seekers
After
id."
by
Canon
t'arrar.
Here
is
the
telegraphed
reply.
"No
Seekers
after
Cod
in
Philadelphia
or
New
York.
Try
Ihiston.-
Judge.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
MclhodM
Kasler
Sale.
Tea.
sewing,
home
cooking.
Ited
Cross
llul,.
April
5.
ltoyal
Purple
Kasler
llaiaar
and
Sale
of
Home
Conking,
April
8.
Hill
00
Chapter,
I.O.ti.K.
Ama
teur
Theatricals,
April
II.
Klks'
Minstrel
Troupe,
bow
May
1.
First
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
Foil
SAt.K.
-
Singer
Sewing
Machine.
Kxcellont
condition.'
'
Phone
lllark
tt2.
Ct
I
$otel
I
5
TORONTO
8
K
In
Centre
of
Shopping
X
0
and
Business
District
8
S
290
ROOMS
M
100
with
Prlvili
ett
.
SI
EUROPEAN
PUN
81
K
I.
WINNITT
THOMSON,
MAN',
OIR.
Jjl
k
miunn
kmmmxm
irexmoiinc
nn
ij
9P
OH,
M-SHEAN!
OH,
MSSHEAN!
Tor
you
vohal
docs
flip
yellow
paekdgQ
meant
Tor
me,
yellow
medns
Mellow,
Jlnd
thai
is
whal
d
fellow
likes
in
MILLBANKS,r.
10
(or
l5
also
hv
round
tins
and
cardboard
boxes
of
50lor70
mOKED
FISU
kJ
AT
ITS
REST
There
are
just
TC
wo
Rules
to
Follow
to
Enjoy
the
BEST
Smoked
Fish,
AT
ITS
BEST.
Thete
Holes
are
1
Buy
''Rupert
Brand."
H
11
peri
Ui-aud
is
always
oe-livered
to
the
stores
in
clean
new
boxes
clearly
stamped
"Rupert
Brand."
2
Wrap
in
cooking
paper,
cook
in
moderate
over
for
20
to
30
minutes,
remove
paper
and
serve
at
once.
Four
Kinds
Breakfast
Kippers,
Bloaters,
Smoked
Black-Cod
and
Kippered
Salmon.
At
all
Fish
and
Meat
Markets,
and
Grocers.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
VACUUM
Bottles
Useful
Every
Day
in
the
Year
Price
75
cents
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Store.
The
Pioneer
Druggist.
DAILY
SALE
BULLETIN,
No.
7
Only
One
Week
left
to
Avail
Yourself
of
the
Unique
Bargains
We
are
offering.
.Many
took
advantage
of
our
"Hair
Kxlraonliiiary"
last
week
and
prurileil
thereby.
After
the
I3tli
will
you
be
one
of
Hie
disappointed,
who
railed
to
grusp
this
opportunity?
Uome
lo
the
Furniture
bale
nt
BARRIES'
HOME
FURNISHINGS
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.