X.
132
1.
f
If
April
THI
DAILY
OTWB.
.1
1
Crepe
Soles
I,
m
r
vi'il
I'
ingluli
Urown
OXFORDS
w
li
hn
now
(.rope
Solo.
WEAR
LIKE
f
A
PIG'S
NOSE.
English
Brogue
Oxford
,
Ihxli
Slme
in
(Hark
arid
H:
w
Geo.
Hill
The
Shoeman
N
ii
St
llcni
Cafe.
Eat
More
Wheat
n
ii
.K
I'
v
n
nil.
Cik--if,.
linked
mewses
Flour
The
World's
Best.
P
'inn
I
iinnnnn
I'llRI
.on
i
ii
in
i
in
imiir.
1'iiHi
Dllttr4
1
Bull.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
r.
n
.r
fwriur
t
t
ln
t-'i
fif
aiki
'rm
.!.
rluikrr.
I
i
Of
IV
lfr.t
j
t
uw
rut
!
no
t
entirely
Mii.(ifWf
STERUNQ
STOVE
COAL,
At
m.50
per
ton.
LADYSMITH'WELLINQTOri
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
flonert
Coal
Co.
i
.
Olfk.i
Kl.t
CeMMl.
It
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pun
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
11
f
m
tho
furrn
lo
Ihc
home.
Phone
Black
21C.
P.O.
Box
895.
FORTY
MILLS
IS
RATE
FOR
YEAR
City
Council
AdopU
Finance
Committee's
Estimates
School
and
Special
Rates
Increased
i
i-iiium'
unpen
k
nun
rate
for
nif
jriir
iw.-v
win
ne
in.
it
ri'
duollon
of
1."
mill
m
rnnn
last
year
when
Hie
rule
was
:
j
it
i
made
iii
n
m
follows:
a'ti'f)
lux.
ll.H:t,
h'IiiioU,
lo.Kii:
-i,t
;m.:j;.
j
Tin
city
council
la
I
mjriii
adopted
Mil
finance
roiiiinlllce
h
jrvpnri
"ii
effect.
The
in
luualei)
um
el
by
I
li
rmumince
'an'
lo
adopted.
Aid.
Collar!,
rliiiiriinin
of
Hin
finance
commlllco,
slaicl
Mi,
it
Hip
lower
rale
IliU
year
was
duo
nlirely
In
u
reduction
in
yonorul
luxation.
Tin'
general
tax
rule
ilu-
yeiy
a
11.83
a
atiauml
IH.'ilM
in
I02:.
School
lut.
however,
showed
an
increase
fi-.urt
HUlHri
m
lii.Ku
ami
epeeuil
rales
fr.mi
IMU
In
I
I..I7.
Tin'
nilu.
-lion
in
lux
rule
bud
been
(TpcI.iI
in
-pile
of
an
a
""iitcnl
wliu-b
hu.l
Ih-cii
re.
lined
l.y
.IHi.tllltl.
CITY
INVITED
TO
NAVAL
RECEPTION
Council
Asked
to
Send
Representatives
to
Assist
In
Welcome
to
British
FJeet
In
South
An
iiivilalnm
for
ivpresemn
d
(
Ilic
cil
of
I'riiiic
!
nil.
'It.
I
Hie
WelCllllllli;.-
i'.
iii.iiiu'
nilcndanl
on
lit-
vim'
f
I
he
lliillb
naval
sipiadi
-h.
Yirlonn
on
Jhuc
21
ami
Van
comer
on
June
25
wa
rrrcnoi
liy
llir
rlly
roiinrll
lai
nmli'
f
"
"
Ilic
joint
piilHfli'inwni
cmim'
li
of
t
!
two
ritir.
Tli-
n(i
Kcimn
wa
mlc
that
tin
-''
nushi
al
ilcirf
In
ilmmlc
,.
.,
-nii
or
oilier
lrnliy
In
"'
of
tln-;a
1
1
1
j
....
......i.x
.
i
.
.
..r
ii...!
snip
a
iaiiiuK
im-i"ii'.
""
iiiiMi
i,i
rrrriiniH.
.ftr
miiiw)
Jichhui
it
wa
iIpHiIihI
In
talilc
Hie
roal-!lcr
for
a
i
iMinMill
olialilril
I
tin
I
Ho
jfli-i'l
un
mM
to
ii
iTiiu-c
Hn-iM-rl.
Hiir
of
llw
rily
folliiT
'.In
I
mil
wfh'
Ihr
proollioii
jwiili
mueli
iilhuiiaiD.
Alii.
ji:ary
lltouslil
dial
III"
mailer
of
LrmlitiK
.llPHnifiv
lo
Mir
rweii-j
i
tmi
iMijtlil
at
Ih
to
lx
ron-..i.tcrril.
Hn
my
OftinkiO
II
u.iulil
Ik
iliMp
ami
flflli
l
Iwinc
oiiiitlilnK
of
IliU
Liml
'wlirf
lhi
xxlmlr
nf
lln
IIiMr
i
;r
ur.cnHs
ituiii):
iw
ntxt
ilftf
In
n
ami
we
Ink
no
Molkr
of
M,"
lie
anl.
t
TELKWA
A
ilaoi'p
in
nM
uf
Hie
loy
fcoul
ni.iveiiieiit
wa
hobl
in
Die
ball
.!.
Kn.lay
iitjHit.
an
urrlieji-ra
iiuule
up
f
Telkwu
nnl
Siiiilher'
pluyern
Kiipplleil
Ui
iiitisM-.
Ihinntf
'he
upHr
in-lci-l.
n
m-ilatlon
and
a
ffw
...n-
l.y
local
nrlit
were
en-
joyed.
TliiiiB
in
Hie
uliupe
of
roiul
urn
"tniiLinu
III..'
mill
II
u'llHK
f
"
When
Hazel
cut
her
foot,
poison
got
into
the
broken
skin
causing
a
bad
sore,"
writes
Mrs.
D.
S.
Green,
of
Kingston,
Ont.
"For
some
time
the
limb
remained
terribly
painful
and
swollen.
"Then
I
left
off
ordinary
salyesandusedherbalZam
Buk
This
soothed,
cleansed
and
healed
the
sore
so
well,
that
in
a
few
days
Hazel
was
able
to
wear
her
shoe
and
again
attend
school.
This
experience
taught
me
the
wisdom
of
keeping
Zam-Huk
always
handy.''
A
SURGERY
IN
A
TWO-INCH
BOX!
E-fv
.
ut.
burn,
irald,
Kratrh
tit
etW
ir.jun
i"1!
)n
grand
hertat
Zam-Hul
tl
:t
n!
nnh
mumv
wjimH-Ib(
od
twilmc
but
it
give
broken
lito-
i
.cf
mitb
protection
na
ol
r,v1"
'
K'-rmt
Uverr
bon
ueelt
7m
It
;l
i
trcub1t
'iVeroema,
uirer
tied
l'K
p
in,
pwtone.
ore,
p,mf.l,
boiU
abt
:err.
tcalp
wrr,
etc
REDS
OUSTED
BY
JUDGMENT;
Mr.
Justice
Kelly
Decides
Against
t
Occupants
of
Hall
Because
of
Doctrines
Held
FOltT
WILLIAM,
April
7.
In
iamli(iK
down
jiulgnwiit
in
a
rac
In
wlijrh
an
effort
""a
nunln
In
j(Mil
(he
llnl
Hcmrnl
from
roil-jtrol
if
a
I
kruiniau
io(-irty
.
nl
jr'ort
William,
Mr.
JuMi.:
Klly
liliii'l'ticl
a
Kcrlim
coiuliiiiiij,
jo
criiii!
Hml
a
criminal
aejioii
may
follow
lliw
civil
cn'r.
I
Ai--orliH
t
ll(
hi-ilory
of
llii
rac
a
outlined
by
the
jiiilac
t
ho
jl
krainiaiiM
f.rU"l
C'iIIiiic
.-o-irldy
for
I
ho
purpmc
of
nolf-iiiiprovomout.
They
buill
a
hall
jan.
I
ai
for
jl,
aih(
lh(-tt
(hn
llo.
cpii(ciit
pnl'rc.l
iu
untl
i-.iilnr'i
Ilic
society
and
llic
liall
un.i
iihciI
it
for
prorai.'aiiifa
'p'iirpoe..
In
I
he
word
of
the
Jii'l'c
l
icc
inirrloperH
ilcparlc.l
I
from
llie
original
iuirpoiH
ami
jnim
of
llio
norioty
a
rt
opt
in
Ihi
-oiiHtilitioh
itti'l
rtr
I
c
I
upon
by
Um
oarllor
niOHihrrw.
TIip
firot
oiilwanl
niauifclnlio.u
of
their
leal
iiiloat
wUk
thpir
olijerlion
to
Kip
hy
Hip
mcloly
f
tlw
tinn
aliuu
flaw
aul
Cana.iaii
palrio
lie
xoiik
ami
llifif
in-itcnctf
Unit
only
the
re.
I
(lax
of
revolution
he
iied.
t'licii
trame
I
lift
in-Iroiltu-lion
into
Hip.
KiK-iiily's
li.
hrary
of
hook
of
communistic
leo.leiiry
uml
tin
PXpuNion
frmii
the
ocirly
of
a
member
on
the
xiilc
urnnn.l
Hint
he
v:i
a
rlitirt'h
ineiiibcr:
and
almve
all
wa
their
)tivpaihy
wi.Hi
Hip
prinriploti
in.
nlralcil
hy
thop
who
prorlainio.l
Up
ilorfriiiPM
of
revolution."
In
fiimmint;
up
Hip
pvI.Ipiii-p,
Mr.
JiiIi-p
Kelly
ipiole
one
K.
lluraliik.
i-iuiiierleil
with
Iho
Winnipi-s
Jirtfanlallnn.
as
ha-(ii;:
ftalcl
at
a
nia
nieclin-
in
Hie
hall
Ihal:
'
Only
Saviour
.ifV
wi'd
-ain
itoinjr
"The
only
saviour
of
Hie
labor
tsiailinir
II
i
rxpeoiis
rla
n
Hie
red
army.
ThW
i
h
in.
Hay
will
return
,,i"no
Keniieman
wrm.
in
ue-
-liorlly
lo
look
afler
Hie
work.
si-nhiii?
publicly
ibe.p.uiis
lie
raid
wouM
fnllow
llifSininhpie-
iti
s
m
unlay
aflernoon.
the
f
coiiimuiiiiiiuJs
swqrn
to
Ik.Ii.
Aid
.if
Hip
1'iiioii
Cburch
have
advocated
'free
lov
e.
and
lo
were
liMe
al
an,
aflernoon
have
staled
Ibat-HraiteiUiat
ys
liu
and
sale
of
ooklnsr.
ilein
lliere
would
tijaAJalP.
earn
MapletiMi.
After
tfndin?
Ihc
here.
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
ill
HOUslOII.
-It
aillUM-il.
wilier;
a.
n
rMi.
have
relumed
lo
their
ranch
An
animal
show
was
held
in
n.
dull
mi
Siiliinlav
niuht.
On
8C.lt
muni-lie
era.
lie
for
llnucire
nfl
Thaal
vnrielv
is
the
siiire
nf
eliildren.
thu
isnSielpnlinr:
life
must
be
whal
Hie
weather
vvoiien
from
llial
paruf
theirj
man
U
thinking,
'lliere
wa
maternal
dnlles.
Other
pro-
,
every
Ihin?
tr-mi
snt
lo
now
nouiieemenls
said
lo
nave
been
lorni-
Insl
week.
made
hy
IIipsp
ayilator
were
lo
Hip
effect
thai
only
such
rm-
Miss
I.
ililmoiir
hn
spenl
wv.
mujislip
eoudiiions
us
i.itcd
in
eral
day
lay
vf
iliitjr
.Mrs.
I".
W.
A.
uiissia
were
suiiaoic
ior
iui
iworkin?
people;
Ibal
Hioe
wbo
.
-
dioaerccil
wilh
these
r-onditinns
Ml
Kulhleeii
Uurhaift-
is
Hie
were
Irailors
lo
Hie
working
MMMWMWMMB
r
INot
Like
a
jruesi
of
Mis
Mlhlreil
.Melonabl
people:
nun
in
i.anaua
wiuuu
a
"
.
.
,
,.
,
U.lswwk.
there
would
be
a
rev'dution
7
u,p
in.Ue,,,.
,.1-ee.
such
a
lia.l
tnken
piare
iu
uu-i"
y
;-
.
...
.
.
.
u!-l..
.
-1
II..
.1
ill
11.11.
.1
lllll.
IIITMlf-
llllll.
sia
ami
iiini
me
riuuis
im
no-
.
.
people
would
be
oblained
by
force
man
XV"'
lng
f,,'l1"p"",
1
OarruHier-
and
H.elr
two
ehibLlnnd
in
respect
of
n.irr.ae
under
i...
a.
......
a.
I
..A...
nnn,
1
1
1
win.,
11
--
........
......
..........
.
...
IIH
fAJIIIIIil
II.
v.'mmii
-.
was
said
Ihal
u
system
would
come
with
the
new
Girder
of
Uiinps.
by
which
marriape
unions
Inn.
I
Hie
annulment
(hereof
would
ncc.oMl
of
bad
weather
aiullhe
effected
by
mere
resist
ration.
menace
to
Canada
m.n.ltf
II
U'HS
iionrlv
attended.
..'1..1.1......
i.iiUpi.rwpi-everv
lie
furl
her
add
Ihal
Ihe
evi
the
big
AFTER
bank
robbery.the,
reporters
dropped
around
to
headquarters
to
see
De-tective
Heine
Schwitzer.
How
about
the
robbery?
"What's
doing,
Heine?"
they
asked.
"Nodding
much,"
said
the
sleuth
but
"I
gott
a
goot
glue."
.a
t
taut
mklelt
l.-i
mo
.vlrlence
In
tne
Die
coming
oirouers
woiucsw
ere-8
a
good
"due"
ior
you,
too.
--
--
$300
In
Prizes,
you
tin
win
by
saving
and
trading
l'""
ln
the
final
contest
sheet
which
appears
t,UC
18
f
rt;ie
o"
"Kail
pictures
will
be
accepted,
-iifflf
large
r
in
this
Either
urge
.
newspaper
on
April
2
st
D.
Star
Pictures
Movie
,W
and
Trade
Strollers
STROLLER
ro.o..Tm
caWDS
t--
Tin
Tr--
denre:
11
establishes
beyond
dnnht
Ihc
exislcnee
of
a
deliberae
de-hv
.1ptViul:inU
lo
arnutro
hv
Clam
Z1
LAMS
live
to
themselves.
You
can't.
You
link
lives
with
your
neighbor
across
the
street,
across
the
province,
across
the
continent.
You
are
influenced
by
what
he
wants,
buys,
uses,
enjoys.
v
When
enough
of
your
neighbors
want,
buy,
use,
enjoy
the
same
thing,
you
begin
to
see
advertisements
about
it
advertisements
to
arouse
you
to
similar
use
and
enjoyment.
They
paint
glowing,
truthful
pictures
get
you
interested
in
what
will
really
try
to
interest
YOU.
Convenient,
courteous
information
is
yours
al
a
minute's
glance.
Style,
variety,
price,
where
obtained.
That
minute's
glance
may
mean
the
difference
between
buying
unworthy
Wares
and
the
1
best.
1
You
don't
want
to
be
like
a
clam
even
in
your
judgments.
Read
the
advertisements
to
be
guided
by
others'
choice.
When
they
choose
something
again
and
again,
ii
must
be
good.
Each
Advertisement
is
Written
to
You
tp
Help
You
Choose
to
Save
You
Money.
.
"
I.
.
l.
I
.
1
I
1
'improper
means
in
effect
hy
wonuer
hiui
crasoc
a.......
e,
force
Hie
properly
ami
nsseis
oi
Ihe
l'roseiln
Society
wilh
Ipe
deliberate
inlonl
of
rnnvertinjr
it
and
ils
lielonKinps
lo
uses
and
purposes
of
a
danperoiH
charac
ter
and
allopellier
ilesirucuve
m
Ihe
sniril.
iurivi's
and
inlen-
migrants
from
Hie
llrilish
Isles.
Then,
she
was'
filled
with
Ihn
wonder
of
the
counlry;
thrilled
with
Hie
excitement
of
seein?
new
nnd
strange
things
slirred
In
prealer
depths
hy
Hie
fact
thai
she
had
come
to
Canada
to
be
married.
Today
I
ho.-e
eye's
held
a
slraiiKe,
hurl
look.
The
1
it
t
o
woman
seemed
dared.
Her
world
liisillusionment
was
hers,
a
dis
illusioiuuent
thai
Was
complete,
repulsive.
Happy
Home
Promised
A
"eorrespoiiilence
bride,"
induced
to
come
lo
Saskatchewan
by
promise
of
a.
happy
home
with
ii.vii
r
i
in
room
prs
ami
i
icinu
'oiij
i.uin.i,
un-
r
ICBilimiilc
successors.
Thai
ipsewoinan
aHer
less
than
two
weeks
interlopers
are
and
have
been
in
province,
fAund
her
hus-
lirecl
eommnnicalion
and
con-
I'anu
io
ne
an
imposicr
ne
ui-
neclion
wilh
and
are
now
underlfaled
her
and
Hnally
left
her
Ihe
direction
of
an
orpaniied
d.vstilutr.
body
whoso
doctrines
are
h
V.
I
hat,
al
least,
was
im
puiui
meiince
In
Canadian
eilijienship
slory
she
(M
is
she
sat
al
Ihe
is
a
reasonable
deduction
from
Hy
police
stntinn,
wailips
lo
fte
II.
n
nvUnnun
"
.if
SOII1C
UIIST
COUlll
M'
(10110
IO
Restored
to
Owners
The
resnll
of
li
judcineut
Is
thai
Ihe
defendants
are
restrained
from
usinjr
Ihe
properly
and
nsjicls
of
the
sorlely
fur
ohpr
Ijian
ils
priKintil
purposes,
and
from
any
ullPmiu
in
i
nuenaie.
Irausti'P.-OP
otherwise,
deal
therewith.
The
pripiiial
.
name
nt
Hip
soclely
is
also
Irt
hn
fftpred.
CORRESPONPENCE
BRIDE
IS
NOW
AGRASS
WIDOW
Thought
Prospective
Husband
Was
Owner
of
Big
Farm
But
Turned
Out
to
be
Hired
Wan
MOOSF,
.lAVrnril.
tUi,
When
Hie
r.annian
Nqlinnnl
h'tiln
'ir
rived
from
lllvcrhurit,
there
Irnce
the
man,
who,
she
said,
had
wed
her,
only
lo.
iisnppear.
Mary
Unuier
is
the
woman's
name.
She
is
it
HriMpI
woman,
ill
Ihe
early
thirlies,
slight
of
figure,
soinevvhnt
delicale
of
health.
Throunh
a
newspaper
adverlisenienl,
she
vjol
in
touch
with
a
man
vlui
represenled
himself
lo
he
u
large
landowner
iU'ilroy,
Sask;
l.elli'is
passed
between
the
pair.
He
told
her
he
was
a
Wvoishire
man
and
finally
made
n
proposal
of
mnrriairo.
She
was
lo
come
to
HI0'"'.
vveddiiiK
was
to
lake,
place
and
the
copule
were
to
live
al
the
''ranch,'0
represented
as
a
sce-lion
of
property.
Miss
Uraiier
savetl
.for
the
Journey
and
with
Ihe
help
of
eighteen
un'H
so'ij
her
by
.tier
future
husband,
sailed,
fioni
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
C.
T.
P.
20,000
Tort
Fleeting
Dry
Engjneers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
WcdWorkers,
Rtc,
ELECTRIC
AMP
ACETYUNE
WELDING
Our
plaint
is
equipped
(o
handle'
all
kind.
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
395.
Liverpool,
arriving
in
tliuiada:
ahout
the
middle
of
March.
Sie
came
direel
(lijruy
and
Ihe.
marriage
ceremony
was
perforin-'
oil
hy
Hev.
Mr.
j.yall,
Iliverhurs.1.
It
was
no
until
afler
Ihe
marriage
bad
been
performed,
she
declared,
that
she
discovered
Ihal
her
husband
wns
only
u
hired
man
al
Hie
(iilroy
farm:
Ihal
the
ma
I
owner
if
Hie
jiroperly
vvas
WilliejiflliiifKerly,
i
member
of
Ihe
Saskatchewan
legislature.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Central
0.
).
hake,
F.
II.
IVarson
ami
Samuel
(lonrlny,
Slewail;
1.
(.ii'slner
and
II.
SJoherjr,
Sska-luon;
K.
AV.
Allen,
Usk;
J.
A,
Al-luu,
I'rini'e
iieurpe.
Prince
Rupert
F.
Havvson
and
l.
Ilrown,
Yinnlejr;
l.
II.
Leigh,
Vancouver;
K,-Klrkably.
Mrs.
J.
Klrkaldy
i)nd
C.
A.
Mutu'ur,
'I'eri'uce;
Joiiu
I'a.illsop,
A.
I,ind?el
and
V-
l5!'-inussen,
city.
Seeds
Seeds
Just
arrived,
our
stock.ol
Harden
a.nd
Field
Seeds,
Onion
Sets
aiul
Fcrliliier.
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
Our
famou
Kison
Koal
In
any
quantities
Phone
BS.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Go
Geo.
Papritpiilis'
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
STORE
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
a(l
kinds
(
new
and
second-hand
goods,
S36
Third
Avenue.
Phenft4t.
P..
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