Shoes
For
MEN,
WOMEN
AND
CHILDREN.
Hall
in
iiikI
see
our
new
arrival.
SPECIAL:
Children's
Patent
Mary
Janes
$1.50
Sizes
up
tn
m.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
1
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Tickets,
Hates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
,
Rupert,
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any"
length
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Agent
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
Now
showing
Spring
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
Seeds
Seeds
Just
arrived,
our
stock
of
Harden
and
Field
Seeds,
Onjon
Sets
and
Fertilizer,
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
Our
famous
Kdson
Coal
in
any
quantities
Phone
58.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Geo.
Papadopulis'
New
and
Secondhand,
Furniture
STORE
We
huy,
sell
and
exchange
all
kinds
of
new
and
Secondhand
goods.
839
Third
Avenue.
Phone
646.
P.O.
Box
92
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Purs
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
home,
phone
Black
216.
P.O.
Box
895.
4
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
WCRCOOT
-I
LEFT
OR
VOO
DON'T
WAIST
-foO
TO
TOOCH
rrv-
T-
lT't
A,
EASTER
MUSIC
IN
CHURCHES
Attendance
at
Services
was!
"My
r.ai.j-
iny
had
bnoicbitu
when
he
Large
Yesterday
and
Ap-
I"
,wo
0'k,
oM-
"
recovered
from
(the
altark
but
took
II
ataln,
yeverat
inntl
prprlate
Sermons
liwr
tnd
(n
lfroim,
ct
ttu.
,
Preached.
almo4
panle-atrirken
to
knovr
what
to
M
for
him.
Vy
niolher
arllel
n
to
try1
i
prn
uprp
itiei:u
or
fie
i
vices
ill
all
Hip
city
churches
yesterday.
The
congregations
were
unusually
targe
and,
in
one
or
Ixvn
cases,
all
scaling
accnm-
mndalinn
was
taken
tin
.
A
I
eachi
eliurrh
the
heauty
of
the
decora-lions
hi
constituted
a
fealuVc.
Presbyterian
Church
A
children's
service-
was
held
a
ai
I
he
I'resiiyiertan
Uiurch
m
the
morning',
the
junior
choir.
under
I
lie
direction
of
Mrs.
II.
It.
(irant,
providing
Hie
musical
prograiii'whirli
consisted
of
several
choruses.
The
children
alsi
recited
Hihle
selections
preceding
tml
in
I
lie
con
I'M-
of
Dr.
(irant?
address.
In
Hie
evening,
the
alend'ance
was
so
large
(hat
people
wero
turned
away
from
Hie
doors.
The
choir
rendered
two
anthems
Clirisf,
Our
Passover"
and
Seek
Ye
the
Lord."
S.
K.
Camp-J
hell
was
soloist
in
the
former1
and
Mr.
Campbell
and
A.
Clap-pertnn
in
Ihe
latter.
There
was
also
a
vocal
quartette
".losus
Oiedjor
us
and
Hose
again."
ly
S.
K.
Camphell,
Mrs.
JarviK'Me-l.eod,
Mrs.
11.
C.
Fraseryaml
'.
Clapperlon.
The
suhjcrt
of
Dr.
(iranfs
.verninn
was
"The
power
of
the
Hesurreclion,"
Baptist
Church
There
were
songs
and
recita
tions
hy
Ilic
children
of
Hie
primary
department
al
the
Ilap-list
Church
in
the
morning
and
the
Junior
choir
sang
appropriate
Faster
selections
An
Faster
message
to
the
clt.ldrcii
was
delivered
hy
Hev.
J.
.1.
Smilli-
on.
In
the
evening
the
Junior
choir
igain
sang
two
select
ions
and
Miss
dodgers
of
Vancouver
was
the
vocal
soloist.
The
'Complete
Victory
of
Faster"
was
the
suh
jeel
of
I
lie
evening
sermon.
The
decorations
were
arranged
hy
the
girls
of.
the
Helping
Hands
class.
Methodist
Church
I'he
musical
portion
of
the
morning
service
at
the
Methodist
Church
was
provided
hy
the
Oirls'
Choir,
the
sermon
hy
Hev
0.
(i.
Hacker
heinp
especially
for
young
people.
The
evening
service
was-
largely
of
a
musical
character.
There
were
several
special
l.aser
an
thems
hy
the
choir
and
solos
were
rendered
hy
Mrs.
(5.
Wood
worth
and
Miss
Davies.
Mr.
Hacker's
sermon
was
brief
but
appropriate.
Attendance
al
hoih
services
was
unusually
large.
Anglican
Church
rtieYe
were
special
Faster
ser
vices
at
K
a.m.,
1
1
a.m.,
2
MO
p.
in
and
7.30
p.m.
in
SI.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church,
appropriate
sermons
heipg
delivered
on
each
occasion
hy
Archdeacon
O.
A
Rlx.
The
afternoon
service
was
for
children.
Special
nolie.e
was
taken
of
Hie
lloral
decoration
EHERALLY
TAKE
MOTHERS
SHOULD
NOT
i
NEGLECT
BRONCHITIS
IN
THE
BABIES
'
mm.
E.
Lanrdtm.
lilnrMon,
Onl
Dr.
Wood'
Norway
Pine
Synip.
a.
Ik:
hail
'gllll!l
I
ot
a
bottle,
ami
after
I
had
ueii
it
roiiki
j
a
deckled
imp-oven-eni
in
w"
fom-
"i.'JLJr"1
w,
ho
,,
;,
,.n
,
,nd
n.i
iKVFr
hail
an
aitark
of
hnmrliltU
since.
.
Ai
a
m-ithcr.
raitinir
a
family,
I
am
very
rratrful
to
know
that
I
have
fminil
real
remedy
fur
bad
cold
and
bmn-
rhltlft,
as
It
lirt
rare
and
anxiety
from
an
tcnlom
mother's
jhoiildern.'
Dr.
Wood's-
florway
IMne
Syrup
l
S5n
bollle;
the
larre
family
lte
COr;
pill
iro
only
by
The
T.
Mllbnrn
Co
I.lnilied.
Toronto,
ont.
which
were
unusually
.heaiiliful
and
xver'
arrauiil
under
Ihe
supervision
of
Mrs.
Ilix.
The
special
musical
programs
iiicliided
an
anthem
hy
Ihe
choir
"Christ
Our
Passover"
in
Hie
morning.
The
soloists
were
Mr.
Worlock,
tenor
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills,
contralto
and
Mrs.
Ackroyd,
scf-
prano.
There
were
two
anlhrms
in
Ihe
evening
"'Hreat
nnd
Mar
vellous"
ami
Slainer's,
"Seven
fold
Amen."
.
In
the
former
W.
II
Mellier
and
Mrs.
Cullen
were
aoETlslii:
MlssTl.."M.
Kllell
fwntr
oraanist
niul
W.
II.
.Melliar.
choir
'
master.
Lutheran
Church
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
meeting
in
the
Melropole
Hall.
had
communion
service
in
the
morning
'
following
a
special
Faster
sermon
by
Hev.
P.
K.
Haisler.
In
the
evening,
Ihe
service
was
by
Ihe
Sunday
School
pupils
who
gave
songs
and
recitations.
Mr.
Haisler
delivered
a
brief
address
appro'pria',
'(
the
season.
The
hall
was
filled
In
capacity
which
was
very
gratifying
in
view
of
the
fact
that
the
congregation
was
re-esiahllsiei
only
a
rw
months
ago.
Salvation
Army
There
were
special
sermons
and
music
at
Hie
Salvation
Army.
Mrs.
Coleman
preached
in
the.
morning
and
Capl.
t.oieman
in
the
evening.
Attendance
al
both
services
was
large.
The
ordinary
Faster
service
were
condiicleii
during
Ihe
sea
son
at
the
Catholic
Church,
MOOSEHEART
LEGION
HELD
TEA
AND
SALE
Sum
of
$55
Was
Realized
at
Successful
Affair
In
Emad
Block
on
Saturday
Afternoon
Ladies
of
Ihe
Mooseliearl
Legion
realized
55
at
their
ten
and
sale
of
borne
cooking
in
the
Fmad
llfock
on
Saturday
afternoon.
The
tables
were
prettily
decorated
wilh
tlowers
and
the
colors
of
Ihe
bulge
red
and
white.
Mrs.
J.
Field
was
general
convener
and
the
fallowing
were
in
charge
of
Ihe
various
depart
BRIER
Mndnv
,,'
TBI
DAILY
NIW&
-
IVf
COLLY
4
I
OOH'T
tEF
.lit,
1
AtSfTHlNC,
NET".
incuts:
fi
Home,
cooking
Mrs.
Alf
Chris-.
taiifiMi.
Candy
Mrx.
Harris
Kirr.
Tea
lahlox
Mrn.
.
Sleuavip,
.Mrs.
A.
CarUiut,
Mr.-.
C.
K.
horjr
and
Mrs.
Wiiiliam.
Cashier
Mr,
nrk
llatclifor.l.
lta(Tlo
riviiilliil
as
follows:
Cake
won
hy
Mrs.
Ilildilrh.
Kasier
daskcl
won
fy
I'd.
un-ilerwnn.
'IVa
si'l.
irescnled
hy
Mrs.
J.
Field,
won
hy
Alfred
l.aren.
FUNERAL
OF
LATE
GOVERNMENT
AGENT
Large
Attendance
of
Friends
and
Many
Beautiful
Floral
Offerings
when
T.
W.
Heme
was
Laid
to
Rest
The
funeral
of
Hie
late
Thomas
Wehsli-r
llerne
took
place
at
Victoria
lal
Monday
.afternoon
al
1.15
fiitiu
Hie
I
I.C.
Funeral
Chapel,
pnwroilinjr
In
-
Christ
Church
Cathedral,
when
service
was
conducted
hy
the
Hev.
A
llastin.
There
was
a
very
large
attendance
of
friends,
and
muny
heaUliftil
.
lloral
offerings
covered
Ihe
casket
mud
hearse.
The
hymns
sung
were
"A
Few
Morv
Years
Shall
Holl"
and
"On
lh
llesiirrcction
M'Tiiing."
The
fol-lowing
acted
as
pallitcarers:
II
Oraham,
J.II.
McMiillin,
i.
H
Naden;
It.
A.
Ilainbridge,
j.
II
Anthony
anil
Or.
II.
M.
Iloherl-
son.
The
remains
were-
laid
lo
res
i
at
Hoss
Day
Cemetery.
HEALING
IS
BY
NATURAL
LAWS
So
Says
Dr.
Clem
Davies
In
Discussing
What
Is
Known
as
Divine
Healing
VICTOHIA..
April
21.
Dr.
Cen
Davies
of
Centennial
Methodist
llhtirrh
declares
that
all
heaing
ii
alike,
according"
lo
divine
law.
thinks
Ion
much
dependence
is
placed
on
professional
and
evangelistic
healers.
,
'"The
successful
iealer
lni
a
psychology
of
his
own
which
he
Imparls
lo
'bis-
patient
and
through
whirli
his
patient
secures
freedilm
Jrom
all
depen.
ience
oh,
Ihe
healer,
leaclier
aiid
iloelor.
Whal
every
person
needs
Is
a
wholesome
philosophy
of
healing
and
life.
'This
is
belter
than
a
temporary
cure
which
wears
nil
afier
me
personal
magnetism
of
the
healer
is
ho
longer
nresem;'
slates
Dip.
Davies.
"The
whole
trouble
with
I
In
Price
campaign
was
thai
thousands
of
people
were
all
at
sen
nlfotlt
the
whole
business
after
Dr'.'
Price
left,
and
Hie
ministers
themselves
were
unable
In
carry
nit
the
work
because
it
was
lied
up
lo
Dr.
Price's
personality
loo
Ulrongly."
says
Dr.
Davies,
Strip
from
Badoes
"We
have
got'
to
Si
l
ip
Hie
'philosophy
of
divine
healing
from
all
its
badges,
and
sectarian
and
MieoloL'ical
Inflations.
There.
TMAOC
MARK
REGiaURtD
I
I
I
n
I
l
Hi
yJil
l
l
l
l
)
..--'
j
W'
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News
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flOa
Wants
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Furnllure
of
every
description.
Jlighest
price
paid.
Prince
Ilupert
exchange,
Auctioneers.
Phone
052.
WANTFD.-
Tenders
for
concrete
basement.
Apply
l.amhie,
Alfred
Street
and
Tenth
Aennr.
Vrt
AQENTS
WANTED
Agents
for
nationally
advertised
product;
sells
on
sight:
exclusive
territory;
small
outlay,
he
your
own
boss.
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money
maker.
Sample
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prepaid,
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West
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row
mwT
OFFICF
FOH
HUNT,
wilk
modern
living
uunrters.
Weslenhaver
Dros.
If
FOH
nEXT.-
'Palmer
House
for
ihenp
rales
and
home
coin
forts.
If
BO
A
WO.
UOAHD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
-
MISCELLANEOUS.
s
A
1(1-1
YnurDook
L'p-ln-ilate,
Mr.
Merchant?
If
you
dou'l
like
keeliing
books,
you
can
have
lllcm
riilered
up
and
balanced
regularly
by
a
compe.lenl
ac-
rounlanl.
Write.
In
confidence.
In
advertiser
at
Jinx
I7fi,
Daily
News
ofllce.
035
arc
Ihe
'mind
cure,
Ihe
aiiij
cure.
Hie
prayer
cure.
ine
iilenlul
science
cure,
and
Ihe
other
'science
cures,
and
appar-
eillly
lliey
do
all
I
heir
miracles
wilh
Hie
same
old
powerful
in-
trtimenl:
the
patient's
imagina
lion,
or
as
Cone
calls.
Hie
snr-
cniiscbyis
mind."
These
are
all
different
names
hut
I
contend
Dial
I
here
is
no
JilTcrcnre
in
the
procelr
Hut
I
hey
do
not
give
the
subconscious
miild,
namely,
Ihe
person
him
self
rilie.1,
Hie
credit;
each,
seel
claims
that
its
way
differs
from
the
ways
of
Hie
others;
as
for
exatilie.
Dr.
Price's
refusal
to
mint
a
Clir
si
ah
Scieullsl
or
Snlrnuallsi.-'
There
s
one
Divine
law
or
inidlly
healing,
and
only
one.
II.
Is
striciillfic
and
operates
Himugti
rellcioii
and
even
apart
from
it
the
same
as
Hie
sun's
power
op
erales
impartially
on
the
evil
and
Hie
good,"
concludes
Ihe
Lenten
Dial
pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN
LADIES'
AID
TEA
AND
SALE
ON
SATURDAY
WAS
SUCCESS
The
Ladies'
Aid
of
Ihe
Presby
leriiin
Church
realized
"
an
Faster
lea
ami
sale
held
n
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
D.
O.
Stewart,
Did
I'ourih
Avenue
West.
Mrs.
11.
M.
Taylor,
president
of
the
Ladies
Aid,
and
.Mrs
Slewiirl
received
and
liltle.
Miss
Dorolby
Christie
at
tended
I
ho
door.
Mrs.'!',
Mcll.
Young.
Mrs,
().
Heddie
and
Mrs.
i.
pringlo
poured
and
lliose
assisting
Ihem
in
serving
were
Mrs.
Alex
Mimic
Mrs.
(I.
Itryanl,
Mrs.
W.
D
Vance,
Mrs.
It.
F.
Mc.N'aiiglilon
niul
Mr.
f
W.
Kergin.
Mrs.
D.
Mi'D,
Hunter
and
Mrs
V.
II.
Wilson-Murray
were
charge
of
(be
home
cooking
table
ami
Mrs.
William
Millar
and
.Mrs.
David
Thomson
Hie
sale
o
rniicj
woih.
By
FOR
SALE
I
FOH
SALE.
Five
roomed
house
on
Second
Aenue.
HnlldiiiK
on
lioveriimeui
wmirr
ueii
a
n
new
slaml.
Niiiv
In.aerW
lots,
one
I
-acre
lot
at
Terraro.
Prince
lieorge,
lols
HI
and
II,
block
lit;
IoIh
10
and
II,
block
I
IA;
lots
2rt
and
39,
block
117;
lot
rt,
block
151.
Apply
A.
(1.
I.lllle.
Second
Av.
nue.
03
FOH
SALE.
Five
roomed
bouse
wiih
hath,
cld.e
in,
fully
modern,
best
resldenllnl
loea-liott.
($025,110.
Terms
ovr
lliree
years
Also
doiihle
corner
mi
Sixth
Avenue
one
block
from
Mr-Ilrlde
Street,
7o0
on
lerm.
McCaffery
.V
Uibbons,
Lid.
Ut
FOH
SALE
Launch
"Star"
5xfl
Ford
engine
coinerled
In
marine
service.
Alwaler
Kenl
ignition.
All
controls
brought
In
steering
bulkhead.
Fleclne
liglil
and
searchliahl.
A
speedy
boat
al
bargain
price.
Apply
caretaker.
Prince
Htiperl
y.tehl
Club,
or
phone
K.
FOH
SALE.
(las
Imul
"Nadino.'
23xC.
HolTar
bultl-
li.p.
Haslhope.
Coinplele
wilh
Storage
Mattery,
stove
and
fittings.
Flrsl
class
condition.
Lying
.11
incut
i.iup.
i-rict
Apply
li.
Horie.
Hays
lll.lg.
Phone
387.
If
Oil
SALE.
25-10
h.n.
Sterling
engine:
Ilosrlj
ignition;
com-ptulc
to
and
Including
coupling.
$750.00
3o
f4ol
Vrniser,
20
h.p.
Jul
overhauled.
toilet,
galley.
81.000.
-
M.
M.
Stephens.
tf
OH
SALE.
Pfcustire
launch.
2(J
ft.
i
X
ft.
beam,
spacious
cabin
cnulalniug
slove
and
utensils.
(
h.p.
Hegal
engine,'
newly
painted
nnd
in
A.
I.
condition.
Snap.
Apply
Hot
172,
Daily
News.
-
If
.01'
11,
Hlock
I,
Section
I
for
sale.
Seven
lo
eight
feel
excavated.
Will
accept
any
good
offer
for
cash
sale.
'..
E.
I.educ.
general
delivery,
Montreal.
91
FOIl
SALE.
Power
boats
of
every
description
Including
pleasure,
trolling
and
work
Imats,
at
reasonable
prices.
Apply
N.
M.
McLean,
Cow
Hay
I'HE
AFIIOPLANF.
AHK.
a
limit
with
house
(50x31
for
sale.
The
ltoue
will
answer
I
bo
Hot
Springs
or
Alice
Arm.
Apply
Itox
177
Daily
.News
Olllce.
0i
FOIl
SALE.
7
h.p.
medium
dnlv
Hegal,
in
good
comliliou.
Price
350.
For
particulars
write
J.
J.
Donaldson,
Port
Essiugton.
FOH
ALE.
Fie
loomed
house
wilh
bath,
fully
modern,
on
Ft
fill
Avenue,
Wes.
Apply
320.
Fifth
Ave.
West.
Ill
FOH
SALE.
Mahogany
nintio
lamp
also
mahogany
.
(able
lamp.
Apply
'
I2il
Second
Avenue.
05
l-OH
RALE.
New
nnd
uscl
Machinery,
lloals
and
Engines.
(Northern
Exchangn.
,
If
HESTAFHANT
for
Sale
or
Lease.
Apply
Itox
175
Daily.
News
office
HEMORRHOIDS
Do
not
auffer
another
day
It
a,
Itchlnf,
Ulawllnr.
or
IYolrudlnf
I'llaa
or
llcmorrliolila.
Ho
aurtlcal
optrutlun
required.
Dr.
Clmra'a
Otnlnient
will
relleva
you
ut
one
ami
afford
liiatlnir
benefit.
6na
a
box
alt
dealer,
or
IMrnnnwin.
llutea
A.
Co..
Limited,
Torotilu.
Miinil
box
free.
George
McManm
C0
AN
VORv
ItsWr
RCOH
in
nuKr,"
c
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AUCTION
SALES.
Hood
Hough'
V
1
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H.
H.
HEM
MINOS,
.Auction.
Furnilnr'-
iwa
Third
Ai.
Phones
lllack
13A
and.
tic
ill
TAVt
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Tail
67
Phqns.
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Dual
Ross
Brothsrs,
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Grotto
Cigar
Store,
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SALE
X
5024,
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SALE
X
6S53.
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