Frl,liy,
April
,
1024.
L
LLwf
Bassssi
M&f
For
Ei
(Jmrnlll
Ly
hi
r
a
Wanning
BfH
Jmi'Jf
ii
Muchino
(here
are
kS
(fMmll
1
V
fcyv
Miapt
that
can
"
J
he
compared
with
Ks3
7h
I
A
Sunli'jht.
Iti
natural
BirO
V
Am
cleansing
oil
make
lv
I
mWM
your
clothe
spotlessly
mWW
I
V
mW
clean,
ftivinft
every
mBW
iV
,
1
jLW
thread
of
the
fabrics
ALf
Lmw
W
nevv
life
and
beauty.
mLW
rUiJalsasT
MML
ill
frilj
mt4mt
AMmW'
'
MKrT
mwt
fciz
i5r
WOKED
FSH
mJ
AT
ITS
REST
M
M
Thtrt
are
Juit
Two
Rules
lo
Follow
to
Enjoy
the
BEST
Smoked
Flih,
AT
ITS
BEST.
i
I!
Ic
ore
1
Buy
'
Rupert
Brand."
Ilnpert
llrand
i
always
oe-tnert'il
In
1
lie
loi"
ill
clean
new
Luxes
clearly
stumped
"lliipcrl
lirond."
2
Wrap
hi
(iKilking
piiper,
rook
in
moderate
over
for
20
lu
M
minute,
rcmuvr
paper
and
serve
ul
mice.
Four
Kinds
Breakfast
Kippers,
Bloaters,
Smoked
Black
Cod
and
Kippered
Salmon.
At
all
pish
and
Meal
Market,
and
firocers.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
,S8v
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
V
B.C.
Coast
Service
Sailingsfrom
PrinccRupert
V
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For.
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
March
11,
21,
April
1,
11,
22
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
March
7,
17,
28,
April
7,
18,
28
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Buledale,
Swanoon
Bay,
Cast
Bella
Bella,
Oceai
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
infnruinlion
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Cortier
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Sail
from
I'rlnco
Rupert
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Point,
Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX
Wednesday,
11.00
p.m.
Sis.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
Artsll
19
nnH
9(1
aiurNnta
TRAIN
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Inn
rnnc,
ru.pcrl
Ma
P-m.
for
rnncr
OEOhOK.
EDMONTOM,
ww-NICKO,
(l
hilutl
FsMi-rn
CsnsiU.
VWtnl
Slt.
AQINCV
Lt
OCIH
STIAMSHIP
UINIS.
cnr
ticim
oifie..
bis
Thira
iu
w
"up'-
,h0"
union
Steamship
company
of
b.c,
ltd.
.
.
.
i
n
m
hiiii
Itiiniirl.
juuui.
n
r..
of
vancouvm.
vioTOma,
om
n,
sn
smib
'f
VANoouvia,
victoria,
Attn
ar,
a,
stiurd
noo.
'or
ANVOX,
ALIOt
ARM,
STtWART,
WlM
!'"'
"
1
rM'
t
POUT
SIMPSON
l4
NOU
WW
O.nrnfloo.
Ffldtl
Mors
nupm.
B.C
H
Inrt.
Annuo.
J.
sUrMlss.
tni-
BAILWAY
EXECUTIVE
MS
WETEDBIC
RISE
W.M.Neal
Appointed
Assistant
to
Vice-President
of
Canadian
Pacific
At
38
years
of
age
Assumes
Important
Position
at
Montreal
Head
Office
of
Big
Transportation
Company.
Mr.
H.
M.
.Nril
Announrrmnt
vu
made
recently
by
Grant
J
I
mi
.
.
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
I'anfe
Railway,
of
the
!
appointment
of
W.
M.
Neal
aa
Bi-'
tint
to
the
vire-preident,
to
auccred
th
late
James
Manton.
Mr.
Neal
undertook
hit
new
duties
aa
-assistant
to
the
vwe-president
of
the
Canadian
Pac:!:e
.n
March
17th,
a
aijnificant
date
t-
t
him,
Le'int
of
Irish
descent.
Ail!,.
ugh
still
a
comparatively
young
man,
Mr.
Neal
is
regarded
as
on
U
the
nvnt
capable
and
prom-Uing
of
the
upper
eroup
of
offlciaU
In
ihe
en
i-e
of
the
Canadian
Pacific.
His
r.e
in
the
service
during
his
22
yrara
nf
employment
with
the
company
has
been
little
lets
than
a
mt
teonr
succession
of
rapid
promote
::.
owing
to
his'
capacity
for
hard
woric
and
intimate
grap
of
railway
work.
i.
M
Neal
entered
the
service
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Itailway
In
January,
1902,
as
a
derlc
in
Vht
superintendent's
office
at
Toronto.
In
Mirrb
of
the
same
year
he
was
transferred
to
the
office
of
the
general
superintendent
at
Toronto.
lie
was
transferred
to
the
Winnl-:
pet
offices
in
September,
IWi.
as
'
'.enofrapher
and
derk
in
the
office
of
the
superintendent
of
transports
tion
there.
In
1&08
be
was
made
chief
I
clerk
in
the
office
of
the
superinten-1
dent
at
Sooris.
Man.
Acainln
March
I
of
the
same
year
he
was
sent
to
the
j
general
superintendent's
office
at
:
Winnipeg
as
derk.
and
in
January.
1S10.
he
was
appointed
chief
clerk
oi
tne
car
service
department
at
tMnnipef.
and
in
May,
1915,
he
was
transferred
to
the
same
position
in
i
Montreal.
In
January,
19t,
Mr.
Keal
was
1
appointed
ear
service
agent
of
the
Kastern
Division,
with
offices
at
Montreal,
and
in
June
of
the
same
year
he
was
promoted
assistant
super-i
fnur.dent
of
Montreal
terminals.
In
Nuvemler,
1916,
he
became
acting
superintendent
of
the
car
service
,
department
at
Montreal.
He
was
appointed
general
secre-
ta.y
of
the
Canadian
Hailway
Asso-
ciatinn.
National
Defence,
on
Orto-i
ber
23.
1917.
in
which
caDacitr
he
did
such
notable
work
at
to
attract
the
attention
of
all
having
business
to
do
with
that
important
department
during
the
latter
years
of
the
war.
In
February,
1920.
he
w
as
appointed
assistant
general
superintendent
at
Montreal,
and
in
April
of
the
same
year
he
went
to
Toronto,
to
undertake
a
almilar
position
there.
Two
years
later,
in
July,
15C2,
he
was
appointed
general
superintendent
for
the
Algoma
division,
with
headquarters
at
North
Day,
which
position
he
vacated
to
take
up
his
duties
as
assistant
to
the
vice-president.
Mr.
Neal
was
born
In
Toronto
in
18s6
and
was
educated
at
the
Public
and
Wcsely
High
Schools
there.
He
was
married
in
1910
to
Miss
Francis
J,
Sett
xt
Renfrew.
Mr.
W.
H.
Tnlwy,
niollii'r
of
W.
II.
TuIh-v
f
tlifs
oily,
rc-
luriunj;
to
her
Iioiiio
in
Maitin
afii'r
mmHiiu;
in
Prince
Huurl,
liml
I
ln
iiiifoiiuni
IuhI
Sunday
In
liri-Hk
Iut
llii?li
at
Tomnlo
wlii'ii
.lif
wiim
I
Inown
oh"
In
ti
t'l
while
Hip
hnin
on
which
(In'
a
riding
witH
In'iux
.viloli-
.
i
t
i
....
,
ii.
.irruriiiiipc
in
wiiiu
rrcuiviHi
by
.
.i
,
.
i
,
wii
r,
ji
r.
i
miry
is
in
niijiiii
tnl
at
.Monlrenl
wlioru
lio
ii-(i(iri'H.inK
fnvorntily.
.
I'in-enpers
.tailing
this
morn
1:
ing
mi
Hie
.Hlenni'T
Prtnrc
(ienrgo
for
the
.ninth
inrliiileil
W.
.ItMrer-siiti,
F.
A.
Hire
and
W.
.1.
Crooks
for
iieean
Falls;
K.
MiiHIiews,
Mr.
anil
Mr.
A.
I'inkorlon
and
family.
F.
(iordon,
.1.
K.
(loddi',
.1.
.1.
Wynn,
It.
.M.
Macaitluy,
Falher
P.
.1.
Mrdralli,
Thonia:'
Allan.
II.
1.
Thompson,
(j.
;,
l.angley.
II.
W
llunl.
II.
II.
I.eigh.
i
II.
mi,
J
I
allioi
II
uglier
a'nd
Mr
Pirillo
for
Ynneomer.
Xitvirtlxi
in
liillv
Vw
ggIftl?i7.(;VsVlM
TDK
I)AII,Y
PAOB
THP.EH.
Local
and
Persooal
H.G.
Undcrlakcra.
Pione
41.
Hayners,
Under
taksrs.
35t.
"
Another
000
ton
Wellington
Lump
Coal
lived.
The
heat
yet.
McGairery.
Mil.
Pboue
tf
(Sirut
War
VIcran
xpci'ial
fc-pncral
ini-elliitr
tonight,
Friday.
Ut
S
i..
St-e
lloiiiiil-lli;-wiiliJ
Plant'!
al
Si-iil
Cove.
Take
launch
"Joy
Hinl,"
Cow
Hay.
Hluc
100.
HJ
ilainlrcxfiin.
Marcel
Waving.
Aliiioincal
(Clu-inic
Pacli).
Mi"
.
Ilnrvik.
Hy
apixiint
inent.
I'honi!
11
c.J
011).
tf
Nuiiaimo
jtil
ar-Alhert
A
If
(X
V
FI.OWKIlH.
POT
PLANTS,
(ianJeii
Seed,
Ferlili.ei.
Mr.
MtCarlhy,
Tllli
FLOIHST,
Kma.l
lilock.
Oiien
Saturday.
If
-
lleuieiiiher
Hie
annual
meeting
of
I
in'
Tfiiui
Cluli
in
Cilv
Hall
I
inlay
ariernooii
al
5
iliii.
I
is
emJiiig
member"
inxilnl.
81
Mr.
Ilerl
Mo(re
of
Shawal-
lan
Lake
-ailed
Ihi
mornius
m
Hie
Prince
tlieorge
for
Van-
ouvi'i-
enrnule
n
Halifax
where
he
will
lit
her
home.
-
.
.
...
.in
.iiarv
uaner
ami
.ni
Sal
in
OiIIUoii
Milled
tnl
morn
ing
mi
the
Prince
Oeorgc
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
pend
a
few
week
holidaying.
.Milieu
uonale
is
uiomg
al
the
end
of
Ihi
week
from
Fourth
Avenue
Wel
lo
the
Oughlou
houe
on
Fifth
Avenue
Vel
which
he
recently
puirh.ied
J.
A.
Sleiihen,
n-ilaut
ili-
Iriel
engineer
for
the
provincial
public
work
ilepHriuieui.
arrived
in
I
he
city
from
Anyox
on
Hie
Prince
tieorge
Jhi
morning
S.
Work
man,
l.o
ha
been
.villi
the
provincial
public
work
lepailmenl
in
Hii
dilriel
for
the
pHl
Tew
uiiiulli,
aileil
Ihi''
morning
on
the
.prince
(ieurge
or
Victoria.
It.
A.
Iiltu
and
'..
W.
Smith.
OHiiadian
National
!
Kxpre
olll-
eial.
ailed
tin
innrniiig
for
Vancouver
afler
having
pcul
a
oide
of
day
in
Hie
city
on
in
pei'linn
ilulie..
"
KIwoikI
Hani
and
Anton
Well
were
each
Illltvl
620
ami
cot
in
Hie
police
court
Ihi
morning
or
figliliukr
n
Coinov
Avenue
e.terday
afternoon.
They
were
arrelrd
by
Sergeanl
Mrliliuehy
Provincial
Houlultle
Oanniug
f
Smither
reached
the
cily
on
last
night'
train
and
vvrnt
oulh
Ihi
morning
accompanying
n
pal
lent
w
ho
i
lo
lie
adioilled
lo
I
he
incurable
hopilul
ul
Hie
fourth
game
of
Hie
city
individual
billiard
chnmpioiihip
eries
will
lake
place
lhi
evening
at
the
Klk'
Home
belween
II.
Shockley
ami
Fred
Stephen.
A
cloe
coule-t
i
being
looked
for.
.1.
WfiNh
will
referee
and
lion
lliiiwn
will
be
marker.
,
I'he
'Hogiiawaga'
Tuxi
Hoy
will
eomluel
the
evening
service.
7.
."in
p.m.,
at
llo
MclhodM
Hhurcli,
uiled
by
the
Sunday
School
oiYhelra.
Addre.e
by
Prelor
Henry
lleilhrliner,
t'.onip-
lor
Clifford
Hameroii
ami
Menlor
W.
.1.
Karl
Itarrie.
Fverylioilv
welcome
come
und
brini
you:
friend,
Al
Hie
llnhi
ry
tlluh
yelerday
the
coniluct
of
llolary
conven
lion
w-.i
iiii'tiei
ami
U
wa
ided
lo
i-eenMiitcnd
Ilialf.ftdiJ
ventiou
be
confined
In
lJl'gul!.
one
to
each
ton
ineiniief,(
Uiat
lub
houli
iiol'bo
peiall.ed
for
iming
yenning
n
neiegat
lo
two
coneculive
convenHon
and
llrat
it
be
nol
necesary
to
lik
Irirlly
to
bulues
at
uch
gath
ering!.
'
'
Slevvarl
O.
Clark
and
Kvrlo
0.
Syinon.
of
Victoria
relurned
soulh
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
Ihi
morning
afler
having
,pvnt
a
ouple
of
day
looking
over
llw
lly
.
Mr.
Clark,
who
1
a
teal
e.lale
.tileUan
In
Viclorlu,
is
u
nephew
of
Mr.
linger
of
Yokohama,
who
ha
extensive
really
holding
here.
Mr.
Syinon,
who
I
principal
of
SI.
Michael's
Hoys'
School,
Victoria,
wus
making
a
iriti
a-
u
holiday1.
,
Work
of
taking
down
Hie
old;
garbage
wharf
and
approach
olf
j
Welview
commenced
Ihi
morn
ing.
I
W
r
TOBACCO
I
-
Jame
Lever
and
W.
II.
Wall
arrived
in
tin;
cily
last
nigh!
from
Terrace
and
sailed
thix
morning
on
life
Prince
(ieorge
for
Vancouver.
W.
Marliu
and
O.
W.
Itobin-
on
returned
Ihi
morning
to
Ocean
Fall
on
Hie
Prince
I
ieorge
afler
having
peut
a
couple
ol
day
in
the
city
ouhuiuc.
Waller
(Sale,
rourl
regNtrar.
ailcl
Ihi
morning
on
the
Prince
llenrge
for
Ocean
Fall-
where
he
will
preide.
over
a
voter'
li-l
court
of
revision.
-
Union
steamer
Venture,
Capl.
A.
Jnliu-foiic,
northbound
from
Vancouver
lo
the
N'aa
Itiver.
is
lue
in
jiorl
thi
afternoon.
The
vc.-e
vva
in
the
fkeena
J
liver
Hie
uhI
of
Ihe
morning.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
lKil!Y
ISLXI)
Oriiling.
light
southeait
wind;
barometer
'.'y.ini;
leuiperalure.
38;
sea
moderate;
8
p.m.
-poke
teamer
Mogul
left
Any
ox
bound
for
Stewart;
5
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Oiie'ii
standing
by
Admiral
Hod
man
atdinre
on
Calvert
Point.
DKAH
TIIF.F.
POINT.
Over-
en!,
calm;
barometer,
21.
75;
temperature,
32;
sea
smooth.
HILL
HAItHolt.
Overcast,
lighl
southeast
wind;
barometer.
21
.H8;
lemperealure.
38:
light
well;
8
ii.ni.
spoke
steamer
Chclohsin'
leaving
Namu
south-hound;
10
p.m."
spoke
steamer
Princess
Heal
rice
off
Pine
Is
land
northbound:
8
p.m.
spuke
"learner
Northwestern
200
mile
from
Ketchikan
southbound.
Noon
IIKiHY
ISLAM.
Overcast,
calm;
baromcler.
2!.'J8:
temper-
ilure.
111;
mixlerate
swell:
u.m.
spoke
steamer
venture
olf
Kennedy
Island
bound
for
the
Skevna
Itiver;
10
a.m.
steamer
Prince
lieorjje
out
southbound.
DKAH
Til
KM
POINT.
Ov
er
cast,
fresh
southeast
wind;
bar.
omeler,
2U.70;
temperature,
12:
seu
smooth.
HILL
IIAItHOIl.
Overcast.
fresh
southeast
wind;
haromeler.
2H.lr);
teuiieralurc.
II;
light
well;
In.
20
a.m.
spoke
sleainer
Chelolisin
at
Shusharlie
Hay
soiilhbouud.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Melhudisl
Kaslcr
Sale.
Tea.
sewing,
homo
rooking.
lied
Crum
Hut,
April
5.
lluyal
Purple.
Laslcr
Hazaar
and
Salu
of
Home
Cooking,
April
8.
Hill
GO
Chapler,
I.O.D.K.
leur
Theatricals,
April
II.
Salvation
Army
Ladies'
League
Sale,
Wednesday,
ill).
Ania-
Home
April
Presbyterian
C.O.l.T.
Concert,
April
10,
Knipres
Theatre.
If
Queen
Mary
Chapler
I.O.D.K.
DalTodil
Hall,
Faster.
Monday,
tf
Concert
for
Anglican
Church
at
Knipres
Theatre,
April
28,
by
Symphony
Orchestra.
Tickets
50o.
Catholic
Church
Spring
Sale
and
Social
evening,
Melropolo
Hall;
April
29.
Klks
Minstrel
Troupe.
show
May
t.
First
Ilidley
Home
Dazaar,
May
1.
H
EMORRHOIDS
Do
not
sutler
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day
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or
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required.
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Cliasa
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Ointment
wilt
rellev
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ouca
and
afford
Ustlnp
benent.
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a
box:
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or
ndmsn.on.
Jlstos
&
Co.,
I.IialteU,
Toronto.
Sunijl
Vox
frj
EASTER
Suggests
A
BOX
OF
Purdy's
Candy
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World
NOTHING
COULD
BE
BETTER
AS
A
SEASONABLE
GIFT.
A
Toothsome
Delight
hi
it
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fill
Fiox.
ALL
SIZES
ALL
PRICES.
Sole
AgcoU:
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Attractive
Coats
The
smartest
inspiration
of
fashion
in
the
new
Spring
Coats.
Designed
in
the
latest
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showing
I
lie
straight
line
bellies
effects,
fashioned
of
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latest
,
fabrics
they
arc
garments
of
j
rare
beauty.
I
Prices
are
most
moderate
from
j
$20.00
VENUS
HOSIERY.
IRIS
BRASSIERES.
"DEMERS
Phone
27.
yy
P.O.
Box
327.
A
BARGAIN!
A
BARGAIN!
3
PIECE
Chesterfield
Suite
In
Leather,
formerly
$200,
selling
now
at
$175
Also
iiuu
ciflonnc
covered
DIVANETTE,
regular
price
!,
A
snap
for
$40.
BARRIES'
HOME
FURNISHINGS
The
House
of
Quality.
Phone
123.
Third
Ave.
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
We
have
Hardwood,
Kir
ami
Cedar
Hoal
Lumber.
If
you
are
tired
of
Kulsoniino
und
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try
Kir
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If
you
are
thinking
of
building
a
house,
we
have
any
lumber
you
require,
also
Sash,
Doors,
Glass.
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Planing
Mills
ww
nay.
Phone
383.