Monday,
March
2
J,
1921
Fine
dishes
and
dainty
hands
no
longer
necessary
to
have
your
IvL'iU
hands
show
by
their
coarseness
and
redness
that
you
do
your
own
dishes.
I.UX
has
changed
that.
With
its
quick,
Crncrpui
suds,
your
dishes
are
made
sparlt-lid'.and
clean
in
no
time.
Vet
Lux
is
as
ca&
pn
your
hands
as
the
finest
toilet
soap.
Kccjf
a
pactage
handy
on
your
kitchen
shelf
uj
jt
for
your
everyday
dishes
as
well
as
for
tlic
dishes
you
use
on
special
occasions.
Yoy'lj
be
delimited
with
their
appearance.
1
I.ux
is
sold
only
in
sealed
packets
dustproo!
LUX
LF.VF.K
BROTHERS
LIMITED
t,
Tntnvrn
Geo.
Papadopulis'
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
.
'
v
STORE
Si
.biTj'.
noil
ami
exchange
all
tyn.uVof.
new
nml
necoml-hniiil
totid-
8S
Third
Avenue.
Phone
CW.
P.O.
Box
91
V
L4-II
TENNIS
GOODS
V'v
m
Casijil.i
liy
tli.'l
jre
coxa
home
of
WRIGHT
&
DITSON
4
S
1
1
i
Wright
o
liloil
"lutiil
rily
fir.l
in
Atucnca
for
'IV
sitii!
koooN.
Our
ith'i
nrr
Hi
ainr
u
Uicm
good
an
ohl
for
in
Kalrrn
Caii;nl;i.
Ak
or
write
for
our
H'-t
Ifii-nijl'-il.ilogiie.
((rRP
Wright
.prriiil
$18.00
Itcliaiirc
....
$13.50
All
Canadian
10.00
CImiiioIoii
7.50
rMwi4fy:iub
600
The
I'ark
5.00
ThiHhib
.
.-.
.
3.50
Tennis
Halls,
each
..
..
50c
imTftir
U'liili
gool
where
you
grl
hlfffCfl
vnliirs.
lion
(
liny
an
mpcrinit'iil.
liny
(Ik-
good
thai
will
(unl
up
in
Ihi-
c-Iiii(itc.
Bargains
Potato
Pots
Blue
llrtf,
;.
Ml,
Tor
51.40
Gray
fli-.
atMld.
Tor
51.10
See
our
Window.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Phone
3.
P.O.
Box
1640.
The
Pastime
Cigar
Store
Opp.
Empress
Hotel.
Tobacco,
Cigars,
r.ignrcltos,
dandles
and
Soft
Drinks.
We
havo
a
pleasant
back
room.
Come
in
and
make
yourself
nl
home.
W.
M.
Whiting,
Prop.
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
We,
nae
llaitlwooil,
l-'ir
mnl
O'l"!'
I"l
huniher.
If
you
are
lirsd
of
Knlsuinine
and
I'ai'or,
try
Kir
Veneer
Panelling.
...
If
you
arc
thinking
of
building
a
bouse,
we
have
any
lumber
'VlifiTreiiulro.
ulo
Sash,
Doors,
Olass.
SftdCKLEY'S
Planing
Mills
CovVBaV.
Phono
383.
H
ere
an
ere
The
Canadian
Pacific
coastwl
steamer
"Ena"
has
carried
from
the
seven
plant
ooeratinf
on
Barmy
Sound
over
12,000
ton
of
aalt
herring
irce
the
present
eaon
opened
In
November.
This
represent
almost
half
the
season
output,
which
v.ill
approximaU
26,000
tons.
The
heaviest
immigration
to
Canada
experienced
darintr
the
last
ten
year
ii
looked
for
this
year.
Already
the
arrival
are
running
ahead
ft
those
for
the
ame
month
in
1P23,
those
from
European
countries
"inar
especially
large.
The
en-flulrie
from
prospective
settler
in
the
United
States
are
numerous.
Canada
exported
6.532
pairs
of
leather
footwear
during
January,
1921,
according
to
a
report
of
the
Bureau
of
Statistic).
Of
these
2.179
went
to
the
United
States.
2,0.18
to
New
Zealand
and
2.031
to
China
and
Japan.
Bermuda,
the
Strait
Settlement
and
Newfoundland
toolc
the
teat,
The
value
wa
121,301
Canadian
imported
5,326.567
pound
of
tea
lant
month,
or
about
three-fifths
of
a
pound
per
head
of
population.
The
value
of
last
month's
tea
Imports
was
11,661,176,
and
for
the
twelve
months
ending
January
31,
the
ralu
of
the
43.22J-119
pounds
Imported
info
Canada
wa
13,253,6t2.
The
bulk
of
it
time
from
India.
Special
trains
of
immigrants
h,ave
recently
carried
lunch
counter
c-rs
aimilar
to
thoe
used
on
the
harvesters'
trains
last
summer.
It
is
understood
that
the
Canadian
Pacific
have
inaugurated
this
as
a
feature
of
all
long
distance
immigrant
trains,
thus
daing
away
with
the
necessity
of
the
newcomers
providing
their-
own
food
or
using
station
luach
counter
en
route.
The
completion
of
plns
for
the
development
of
hydro-electric
power
during
the
ccrrent
year
will
add
900.000
h.p.,
to
the
present
total
of
3.228,000
h.p.,
already
Installed
in
Canada.
This
additional
power
will
be
used.
in
British
Columbia
to
assist
mining
and
pulp
induttrirs
in
Mini-toba
to
supply
rural
need,
and
in
Ontario
for
go'd-min'ng
and
other
industries.
In
Quebec
the
chief
de-Telopments
are
in
connection
with
the
pulp
and
parer
indu'triu,
and
farther
east,
in
the
Maritime
Provinces,
for
public
utility
purposes.
There
1?
every
indicat'on
thit
the
dearth
of
the
domestic
servant
In
Cauda
will
be
gr-s'.ly
relieved
in
the
coarse
of
the
ensuing
few
months.
Mi's
KsCier
Marki.
head
of
the
Woman's
brir.cti.
CoVnlza-tion
department,
Ca-adian
"
Pacific
Railway,
Lordon,
arwnce
that
"Specially
ootid
tel
rar!ie
of
domestic
servnrt
are
b"i
'x
organixed
unjer
tie
Ear-ire
SeU'
-unt
Act
in
conjunction
with
th;
Canadian
Gov
ernment
for
t'
-
conveyance
to
Zlostrrcl
and
to
Vistcrn
Canada."
One
of
the
most
attractive
fea
tures
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Comr-a:
y'
pavilion
at
the
British
Empire
Exhibition,
Wembly.
will
le
the
illuminated
exterior
p-ne's,
ard
the
Neon
lighting
effect,
f
K.i'tT
to
tilt
used
at
the
Coliseum,
l.-j.nlen,
w'.ilch'
is
wonderfu'ly
penetrating
and
eff-Mive
under
all
at-mos-
hcric
conditions.
The
interior
of
the
building
displays,
through
woriing
mode'
and
magnificent
oil
ard
water
cVor
paintings,
the
many
nn'fiiC'Hns
of
the
great
transporter
on
syi.em
i
we'i
as
the
natural
ivkourM
of
th;
country.
Aoeoidin-
to
E.
N,
TodJ.
freight
t-afi'.c
maiarrer
cf
the
Canadian
cKlr
Rtiiwey
the
year
1924
will
I'
a
b-nr
on
as
regards
foreign
r'ri
iwmirg
Into
the
country,
ring
the
year
1923
a
number
of
tk
nip.n
fa
t-.'rer
from
England
t
tie
Utii'eJ
States
decided
to
t'r
in
Canada,
ard
from
present
i-ttim'
this
particular
movement
niy
in
it
infamy.
At
the
presume
nur
industrial
department
tn
orrcspondcncc
with
a
very
gv
r.iiinher
of
manufacturers
.who
.
musly
considering
locating
la
v
Ml-dl."
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I..O.II.A.
Sale
of
Wink.
Melin-
pole
Hall,
April
;i.
-
-
MelhodUl
Kasler
Sale.
'Va
m'wiiik.
home
rookiiiL'.
Ili-.l
Cro..-
1
1
tit.
Aorll
S.
II...
..I
11.
.....I..
IV.
.
.
n-jin
iiiinv
r..iier
iiazaar
I
..r
n
....
i
.
fiu
ui
iiuiiiu
LtOOhiu,
April
u
Hill
CO
Chaider.
I.O.D.K.
Amu.
leur
I
hea'.ricals,
April
1
1,
Salvation
Aniiy
l.adie'
11
ii
i
in
League
Sale,
Wednesday,
April
10.
Pie-liyleiiim
0.(5.
1.T.
Concei-l.
April
10,
Kniptes.s
Thealre.
If
-
Queen
Mary
Chanter
1.(1
l
r.
halfodil
Hall,
Kasler
Monday.
If
Concert
for
Aimllran
Clnnrli
al
ICinpress
.Thealre,
April
28,
liy
symphony
Orcheslra.
Tickets
50o,
-
Cnlholhi
Church
Snriittr
Sale
and
Soelnl
eveninV,
Mftropol"
Hall,
April
21).
1
Klks"'
Mluslrel
Tiouim.
Klril
show
May
U
HiUloy
Homo
LhUuar
Muy
I.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PAOH
TnnEn
"
iKiiriwii..
iiih
1
Local
and
Persoaal
H.C.
Undertakers.
.
Hayoers),
Under
takers.
3G1.
J'hone
41.
.
Pboue
tf
Ureal
War
Vcleruns
general
nieeliiig
J
uenlay,
March
25,
at
8
p.m.
Mr.
1.
McKvoy
has
lefl
for
Vancouver
accompanied
liy
Iht
family
lo
join
her
husband.
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
furniture
and
all
useful
articles.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
652.
.
if
Another
500
tons
Nmiaimu
Wellhixioii
l.umo
Coal
just
ar
rived.
The
lesl
yet.
Alberl
&
McCalTery,
l.ld.
If
W.
II.
Wurk
of
Vancouver.
readied
Ihe
clly!af'lhe
end
of
t
lie
week
and
ini
iraiVlered
at
flic
Prince
ltuirrl
llolel.
--
The
ease
belvveen'o.
I'tiioa
and
A.
II.
Mayne,
sclieduled
for
Ihe
tuiiily
Court
ilii
inonlli,
lias
heen
seilled
oul
of
courl.
l.adH-
Anl
of
Ihe
l.nllicraii
Church
Tea
ifful
Home
Coiikins
Sale,
Tliuixlay,
Match
27,
al
lln
home
of
MrK.
Thor
Johnson.
I0j3
Kircl
Avenue.
Wonjr
,K-k,
Cliiiiiiiiian.
ehar
eil
in
Hie
io!iec
eourl
lhi.
iiiorn-
i
n
V
with
aji;uiy
mi'
his
countryman.
Wont'
Donir
Chin.
wa
re
manded
uulil
luiiinriow.
I'.
II.
Peici,-
manager
of
lln
ilelinont-urf
Inlel
mine,
arrived
in
Hie
eily
Uy
t'ompany
gas
hoal
lal
infill
and
l
regi-leied
Hie
Prince
Htiien.
llolel.
Cliarles
A.
Pyne,
Prince
liem-e
iiisiirauce
man,
arrived
from
Ocean
Falls
on
Ihe
Camo
sun
lasl
ii
lull
I
and
will
leave
for
Ihe
interior
on
toniyhl'
train.
'
A
char?!'
itf
vagrancy
laid
against
I
(avid
McKav
in
Ihe
police
court
Ihis
niorniiis
wa
hcij.
ui
urn
until
eilni'siiay
lo
uive
accu-i-il
Hie
opKir(uiiily
of
.living
i
lie
cliy.
Ilev.
J.
i.
Matthews
of
Kill
maal
reached
Ihe
eitv
mi
Ihe
Cimostiii
last
niit
and
is
registered
'
al
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
Hotel.
He
is
ire
lo
lake
his
oallis
as
a
juslico
of
Hie
peace.
Salvation
Army
Concert
and
Sunday
School
Prixe
liiviuv.
t:il-adel.
lonlhl
at
H
p.m.
A
poo
lirocraiii
has
Immmi
arrauyed.
SlalT
Capl.
Carrtilbers,
of
Wran-sri'l,
chairman
and
will
distribute
prizes.
(inniiii.i.ows!
vi.ii
.,r
the
irainl
.Master.
l.
II.
Proiidrool,
Tuesday
uiiilil;
lodue
work
only.
Ilauiticl
Wednesday
niclit
al
H
o'clock.
All
Oddfellows.
Ile-tiekalis
and
viilinir
hrelhreii
and
si'lers
insilcd.
72
-
-
li..
W.
.Mareiilelte,
aecoinilant
in
the
local
brunch
oT.
Ihe
Hank
of
Montreal,
sailed
last
nichl
on
Ihe
Caniosun
for
Stewart
where
he
will
relice
II.
T.
Ci-osliv.
nianaser
of
t
ho
ln-anch
I
here,
who
is
Koinur
oul
on
a
mouth's
vacation.
Al
ll:o."
Sunday
morning
Ihf
fire
ileiiartmenl
reslionded
to
a
call
from
Hie
Marine
Ironworks
dock
where
n
Idiue
hud
been
started
on
the
launch
Snioe
Ibrouh
Ihe
owner
allepiptlnir
lo
li'hl
a
fire
Willi
u'lisolir.c.
It
w;.
put
oul
with
little
damacc
olhei
Hutu
from
water.
.
-r
Union
sleainer
Caniosun.
Caul.
I.
I..
I'iudlay.
arrived
in
nnrf
last
niulil
at
o'clock
from
Vnncouvcr
enroule
Iff
Aiiyox.
Mice
Ariii
ami
Slcwu'i-i
Tin.
Camosim
Is
Inklnu
ihe
run
of
ihe
Cardenu
for
a
forlultslil
while
Hie
luller
vessel
Is
underuoiiiL'
oM-rliaul
in
Vancouver.1
'
Mrs.
Maru'arel
Wil
son
wil
charged
in
Ihe
police
court
Ibis
morniu);
with
abduction
of
her
little
niece,
.loephiin
Mary
llotighlon,
dattiililer
or
Mrs.
Nellie
HoiihIiIoii.
Slxlh
Avenue
West.
Mrs.
Wilson
sailed
for
the
south
on
Ihe
Prince
(ieorfre
I
fnliiy
iuornin
willi
Ihe
child.
was
arrested
nl'
Ocean
t'ntu
mi.
I
brought
back
bero'on
the
Caniosun
last
night.
The
child
was
restored
lo
lis
mother
and
Ihe
clutrse
dismissed,
Mrs.
Wilson
ami
Mr
Houghton
are.
sUler.
HILLS&UNDERWOOD
Distilled
by
the
Famous
London
Process
GRAND
BASKETBALL
BENEFIT
Monday,
March
24,
at
7.30
p.m.
In
Elks'
Home
Juniors:
lli?h
School
vs.
Coll.
Decidiu?
fame
for
McMordie
Cup.
Intermediate:
Colts,
(champions;,
vs.
All
Stars.
Ladies
:
Maple
Leafs,
(.N'.II.C.
'Champions)
s.
All
Slurs.
Senior:
S.O.U
(N.
I.
C.
Champion)
vs.
All
Star.
Admission
;
Adults
50c;
Children
-'5c.
Proceeds
lo
be
devoted
lo
paying
doctors'
ami
dentists'
bills
of
Injured
players.
i
!
!
4
4
4
lieoriie
Wild,
found
puilly
of
intoxication,
was
fined
$25
hy
Magistrate
McCIymonl
.Saturday
afternoon.
C.
II.
Anderson
of
Ihe
Pacific
Coasl
Ltimhcr
liteetioii
Hitreau
reached
Ihe
eily;
al
the
end
of
Ihe
week
and
Is
registered
at
Ihe
Hotel
Central.
,
4--2-
Ald.
S.
I).
Macdottald
relumed
last
uiKhl
from
Vancouver.
He
was
called
south
a
fortnight
auo
on
account
of
the
serious
illness
of
his
mother
whose
liediide
Jie
reached
shortly
before
Ihe
end
came.
Jlarry
Welfoinl
of
the
frcichl
department
.
or
the
i..vtt.
ru
limied
home
last
nivlit
ahoard
the
steamer
Cautoun
after
a
Iwo
month'
holiday
visiting
io
Vancouver.
Kverrlt
and
olher
cilies
lo
the
south.
4
The
(iaitelle
Ibis
week
lells
nf
Hie
incorporation
of
Iwo
new
coiiiianies.
Ihe
Portland
Canal
Cold
Fields
Syndicate,
a
special
ly
limited
company
capitalixed
al
$100,000
willi
head
olliee
in
Van.
couver
and
the
Halite
Cold
Mines
Limited
capitalized
at
250.000
wilh
head
olliee
at
Vic
toria.
Women
Are
Experts
Too
tit
mj
It
is
indeed
gratifying
lo
cet
first-hand
iuforiitatlon
on
how-people
like
ntade-in-llrillsli
Columbia
foods.
We
have
found
only
Iwo
hontie
in
six
week
w
here
I
hey
use
Jams
not
made
here.
There
is
n
strong
preference
for.
local
made
boots.
And
I
hey
are
nearly
all
purchased
because
of
superior
quality.
In
our
own
line
we
find
that
nl-nuist
four
in
five
use
Pacific
and
it
Is
Kcuerally
because
they
like
(Is
fresh,
natural
flavor.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
32
DRAKE
STREET,
VANCOUVER.
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
r'i
aw
X
MlWJP
GIN
h
1
-vHk
W$OTifp
rW'A
youMasK
yTlmnS.
tlFlaT
fora9a"t
LONDON
a
DRY
GIN
DRT
CIKf
r
This
advertisemenl
is
uoi
jiublished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
choose!
The
task
of
washday
is
far
too
great
for
most
women.
Slowly
but
surely
it
undermines
their
strength
and
often
results
in
illness.
Banish
washday
by
using
our
Thrif-T-service.
Your
washing
will
come
back
snowily
clean
flat
work
ironed
only
the
wearing
apparel
for
you
to
finish.
And
at
a
cost
that
is
wonderfully
low
1
May
we
send
our
representative
this
week?
Thrif-T-service
gc
a
pound
plus
lc
per
piece
Minimum
Charge
$1.00
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