;:
Aj.r.l
15,
I9I.M
if
r'
Wheat
FREED
OF
RHEUMATISM
BY
FRUIT
TREATMENT.
11
'-
Jle
tixxl
enough
to
pullh
for
!.f
information
of
KlirumatUm
,
;.
::.
how
Truit-a-tlvre"
rrlinnl
:jrumtiiiQ
nlnch
had
at
lent
r
rr
oUmliiir.
i
tie
trouble
io,
tny
right
hip
c
(
tliouiilfrj
the
J'id
attnott
i;r
:.:-a(ilp.
Thi
krpt
up
unlit
I
'
.;
:r
sutae"JruU-a-lhrV.
Afier
:
"
tinuout
trt-tltuf-Dt
foraliout
nil
in;
I
am
now
Id
flrt-rla
rn-j
Tlu,
I
Attribute
to
mjr
:?nt
u
of
Kruit-a-titfV.
;
ilir
Utter
wlileh
Mr.
Jiin-
ica
of
llroot,
(Int..
wrote
fUr
ij
'
i
wondrrful
f'rtilt
Treat-'
ruit-a-tlrr"
whirli
eoo-
f
inteoilfled
fruit
luirrr
......
r
l
wltli
Ionic
j
aufler
with
ItheuroalikiD.
tl
rei'
will
make
jou
well
L
)ou
well.
and
MV.
a
lot
at
dealer
r
wat
by
"Frult-a-tires
limited,
tuna,
Oat
Eat
More
w
h
Hr-ad.
fake.
la'rie,
baked
Willi
FiveRoses
Flour
The
World's
Best.
Spring
Coats
'
.
in
Sin
Irt
I
M
i!
I.OWI'Xt
BENT'S
Third
Avenue.
Opp,
Bank
of
Montreal.
Agent
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
showing
Spnnc
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
Seeds
Seeds
Ji'si
arrived,
our
slock
Of
f'anlen
ami
Field
Seed.
"i
en
Sola
ami
Fcrllliicr.
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies
Our
famous
F.dmin
(loal
In
y
quantities
Phono
58.
Prince
Bipirt
Feed
Co
Geo.
Papadopulit'
new
and
Secondhand
Furniture
STORE
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
n'l
kinds
of
new
pud
second-'
liand
goods,
839
Third
Avenue.
Phone
648.
P.O.
Box
92
Hieir
JapHiiee
parl
ell,
the
diyili-e
lieins
mi
cumplelA
in
many
cae
(hat
II
wn
alino.t
Itupooihle
to
lell
who
Ihey
were.
The
pronram
follown;
Clioru
"llcforr
iur
Kyc."
Siiiik
and
rhoni
--
":iion
Kuia.'
MU
Dalhy,
ni
it
"flar
of
my
Soul."
I.
Hil.li.
Sons;
"The
Amorou
iold-fth."
Mr.
Itonney.
i
:iiorn-
"Japanese
Marc
li,"
Sonji-
-"The
Jewel
of
Aula."
Mi
K.
Iiavie.
Trui
-
"Jolly
You
ii
s
Jark...
Menari.
Warlock.
.VicholU
and
A.
It.
I
a
He
Sonu
"A
HeLha'
Life."
Mr.
I..
tl.
I.aren.
Mmj
and
rhorn
-'The
luler-fenns
larrl.''
Mr.
(1
Culliu.
t;iioni'Hefore
our
eye."
Member
of
the
liei.lia
rliorur
The
importance
if
a
central
recreation
t
round
for
the
youth
Of
our
cily
has
of
late,
been
per-ifenlly
iiiMillinK
iteelf
into
the
mind
of
our
mo
llioushlful
cilen.
Willi
the
onr
ummer
evening
tiefure
u,
Ihouiihl
of
lei;il
and
other
outdoor
pirt
liivollie
0perilMl
in
the
mipd
of
all,
and
it
i
imperative
that
an
part
of
our
dutie
a
citiien,
we
fiicu
our
attention
upon
ohlalnlmr
fur
them
thai
mol
deirahle
of
wilie
a
uit-nhle
idaytfrouml,
withoul
which
they
are
.everely
handioapped.
The
(iyro
Club
ha
in
the
put
done
murli
lo
ait
the
bi.
and
may
b
detenile,!
iiou
In
jrivr
Iheir
whole-hearted
npfxir'
to
Hii
larger
movement.
A
delrabl
nil
al
Ihe
corner
or
.
ft.-mw,
-
tarn
-iullllllTlllTla
lPTi
k
Ac
Bperaiaioini
.mwa
--
ir-v-fj
i-:i
i
loundod
-sinx.
1859
p
1
1
I
1
In..
fv
.
k
S
.
oHttnisisu'iu
inuii
ciiaiuy
SSL
Ml
,.
ak
m
"
"
iac:;iliiiiiI.if!kaS.i
v
N
Ij:,!.!,!:,
WW
Mir'i!:.,
mmi'm,,,
;f')i'iiriiii,w.)'!i'
'iitiiit;H,MHti;ij.iHHMTi'ni,Hi'.iiritii;iti.
iTH
I'Ith'i'imiiI1
This
advertisement
is
not
PijWl.ilird
or
tltsplayeij
ly
tlto
Hoard
Hie
(lovriiniit
of
1
1,1
moor
1
Cnnlt'o!
or
ly
HritUli
Colijinbia.
TR1
DAILY
nWB.
paui
rrni
GEISHA
GIRLS
'WHY
DOES
YOUR
DOCTOR
ADVISE
A
AT
WESTHOLMEj
SPRING
TONIC
THIS
TIME
OF
YEAR?
Fine
Entertainment
In
Which
ThU
U
Urn
r-non
when
yourlPyrup.
I'ut
yotir
olornaeli
In
Young
Men
Take
Part
of
nynlem
i
Iryinir
lo
ailjufcl
ttuplf
Inornlilion
noollift
your
lire(J
otvl
Ladles
warmer
weather.
Your
liver
nver-laed
nerv,
hrare
up
your
.
,
-
iheeorne
iiKinli
nrl
your
!'afm,
ami
pmI
purer
and
Seldom
lia
Ihere
heen
a
innrn''M,wp'''
',",frwi,
up
with
poUon-
henllhiep
Mood
roliming
tlirnueh
pnjoyahle
onlf'rlainmeut
n,aajii
.Irknnlnir
wauled
a
re-
your
ven.
i,
Mini
Klvn
fKt
nljflil
al
Hia
'na,,y
puffer
from
audi
Nnllee
quirk
diferpnee
in
way
WeAflioliiie
Theatre
under
(he.
"ynplwn
a
our
rflomaeh,
you
look,
eat,
sleep
and
feci
mixplce
of
Hill
Go
Chapter
of
oa,',l
njni,
had
late,
hilioim,
!lmproeniep
In
ly
than
li
he
I.O.U.K.
There
were
two
di.
r-rr
i
1
1
r
movement
of
Hie
hour.
You,
loi,(will
he
nnliKfled,
incl
inula,
the
fii
()f
whirh
,,W'"M
idrJi-hfadarhen,
palnw
in
a
oilier
hnft,
or
no
cl,
ronlled
of
a
Ueiha
eene
in!"""
i,!iv)i
and
lde.
j
)r,
Tlirlir'i
i
Mold
and
re.
which
the
inciiir
of
clioniHov
Make
lli
lfl!
Cleanup
and
rommendeil
by
t)rme
,ld.
In
and
onKH
from
the
rieii.hu
(ijrl
f""'
"r
liver
ami
lowe
wilhlrinee
Ituperl'
and
hy
leading
featured.
The
eeond
part
,,r-
Tharhcr'
l.ier
and
lliood
dru??j(li
in
eery
rily
and
town.
wa
n
frreaiuintr
farre
euliiled
'
'
i
im
."igmtori.
in
whieh
a
tieore
Mitchell,
ntlinher
of
youn?
men
aroundi
Mr.
.1.
Manxm
wn
rnnvenor
town
look
the
pari
f
Indies
f
Hie
rommlllee
havimr
Hie
en
mm,
wnn
me
ereption
or
llinilrlaiiuoenl
in
hand.
iudifriliHl,p
vniee,
did
their'
part
welt
and
provided
an
iin.'
ineu.e
lot
of
ailllleineiil
for
thel
large
audlcnre.
The.
find
part1
wa
under
the
capable
maiiaer-
lilp
if
Mr.
Iiarlon
who
aUo
rondurli')
the
in
vintr
and
lo
her
ami
all
lhoe
feioiiih)e
the
tfrculc!
of
credit
i
ilue.
J,
I'liider-Alii"
illrerlcd
the
play
with
eicellenl
ic.ulU.
Ill
the
firl
half
Hie
cirl
did
Need
of
Recreation
Ground
Written
for
the
Daily
Newi
by
Alice
NeUon
in
Pattullo
Competition
PORTLAND
CANAL
RAILWAY
AGAIN
Victoria
Despatch
8ays
It
Will
Again
be
Operated
Soon.
YICrrmiA.
April
15.
Opera-lion
of
a
railway
lone
in
diue
I
etpected
lo
refill
(liiririf
IU2i!
Ihrouyh
niinini;
aclivily
in
the!
I'orlland
Canal.dlvtricl.
In
luto.i
Sir
lionald
Mann,
with
other
i
whir
examined
that
part
of
llril-!
i
i
,
,
t
uuit-er.
lie
iihi
urn
riiiiii(ar
iiiui
Mrltride
and
Slvlh
ha
lreid,
r.N
of
heavy
k
ml,
w
o
high.
lllimIpillr,
U.MH
r,.lllirP.,!
l-'en
eemi.preparr.1
and
inny.l""-
t.anad.an
railway
nr.
ihe
...
'
.
'
i
.
.
a
wi
ii
in-
iniiHini
midiiiiiii
Mr.
A.
lUilcy.
Mr..
Wane.
Mr..,"m'ry
"
"".
,
r"'
rrr"""
I
I
H1,
tl
,,1111,1,111.11
Jal'lir,
..
t
:
I.....
,
Ililllll.V
III..
llatiM
U
h.
Ilikll.I
f'.IlilT.
I
-"
.rat.",
,
I
ald"ii.
Mi
Harding',
Mr.
lr-
ven.
Mr.
Maiuon.
Mi
Murh.
inlrallo:
Mr.
IWnlie.
Mr.
CiiIImi,
Mi
lalhy.
Mi
Shick-
ey.
Mr.
Mjulre.
lenor;
Mer.
IWd.
Iine,
Nieliol.
Warlock.
Ha:A.
tllapperlon.
Second
Part
The
play
roniled
largely
of
a
converalim
anion?
a
troup
of
n
i(hliir
who
were
preparing
Hi
welcome
a
little
hoy
who
did
noi
come.
The
Icadliu
pari
wa
well
ulained
hy
lloh'larn-ll
who
with
hi
iroinn?
hoanl,
had
an
itiiiicn
bd
lo
remember.
All
Ihe
other
utalned
their
rc-peclive
character
lo
perfection.
ieirKc
Milcjiell
made
a
wonderful
liahful
hoy
while
Arl
ll.i.on
a
Ihe
(rrnnmoolher
could
hardly
have
lieen
itiliMel
tlou.
One
laiitfh
followed
another
ami
Ihe
whole
provnl
mol
enjoyald.
The
character
were:
(.minima
Mr.
OhrMoM
Spaiikhiind
Arl
llaon.
Mr.
Iiiaulha
Ahlc
Ml
'.an-nelle
Kellermaii
lh
Harrell.
Mi
I
licit
Able
Ml
May
Murray-
l.en
Hale.
Mr.
I.lmira
Moran
Mi
Norma
Tulmidni'
W.
Hamilton.
Mr.
Tnd
Mr.
amlanl
Mcalon
W.
Mitchell.
Mr,
t'arry
KlUworlh
Mi
polli
.cjira
II.
Aloil.
Kira
William
Silent
Hill
ll-'arl-
-Harry
Wclfnrd.
peier
Mr.
Harold
l.oyde
he
t'he
echool
board
ha
hroi;il
tlui
plan
before
the
nuhlic
nod
1
if
remain
u
Jr
the
vily
jc'Nincll
lo
she
their
decldm
vole.
The
large
majority
01'
Hie
people
view
Ihe
proHtal
ill
very
ymialheic
inaniier
ami
may
le
depended
'Upon
lo
co-
otierate
ami
clve
It
their
uh-:'
tatilial
ii!iorl.
II
i
lo
he
hop.:
cd
dial
Ihe
council
will
ee
fit
lo
forward
Ihi
project
u
fulfil
Ihe
Hxpiration
of
all
lhoe
who
are
keenly
inlcreled
ill
Hie
welUhein?
of
our
younper
general
Ion.
There
I
lillle
lo
crilleie
in
Ihi
article
evcepl
lhalll
i
rum.
monplace
and
how
neither
brilliancy
or
depth
of
thought.
The
ronlruclion
i
fairly
gifctd.
Some
of
Ihe
article
have
not
been
anything
like
a
well
written
cl
have
been
much
more
valuable
cnritrihulion
lo
Hie
uhjecl
with
which
Ihey
have
dealt.
Something
more
than
faullle
contniclion
I
needed
in
editorial
writing.
lililor.
KEPT
ON
WALKING
'Tin
walking
fer
my
heallh,'!
announced
Ihe
wayfarer,
an
u
nrt
of
preliminary.
"Well,
it
ain't
henllhy
for
I
ramp
around
here,"
wa
Ihe
untympathelic
rMnehack.
The
PitMnirg
Pot.
Pilhanrlhe
fo
Ihe
Dillv
Ve'
ih
(Vdiimhia,
had
a
vinon
of
a
railway
lraverin
Ihe
rich
mineral
area
at
Hit;
head
of
I'nrlland
Canal,
on
toward
the
northeast
and
finally
fappin?
Ihe
rich
(rain
field
of
the
Prairies,
and
bavin?
it
lerminiM
al
Slewarl,
at
Hie
head
of.
Portland
llannl.
Sir
Honald
huill
ome
fifleen
mile
of
lhj
line,'
makinsr
i!
a
Mandard-pniifre
heavy
tee
railway,
and
eijuippfti
it
wllh
locomolivf
unit
C'luhinalinn
paeiii;er
Hiit
frel?hl
ear.
The
line
functioned
at
a
real
lust
for
a
etiorl
lime
and
Hieu
w.i.'
practically
abandoned,
Refused
to
Sell
Steel
llnriiif
lltn
u'nr
vVit-
tx-l,,n
In
a
(nnll-way
tint
line
ha
I
m
n.
I
.
astl
'i
!
es
I
u
lid.
I
Again
in
IHISwhen
the
Alguu-
Ican
yndicali
hacked
by
llel-gian
rupilnl,
wa
doing
miuic
e.x-ploralion
work
on
the
Fitzgerald
properly
on
caued'
hecauM''
Ihe
surfacing
nol
done
properly
in
the
til
n
tl
i
ermn
as
;
1
mil)
.
,
,
porlalion
nee,l
t
the4
.1
i-
I
ri.l
J
orl
waw
''"'''"'.
Hurin?
Ihe
year
when
there
.
......--.nnin
were
pracllcnlly
no
mining
or
KKllldll
ITllIlDltKO
other
development
going
on,
I
I
befit
were
hi
ill
many
op!iniiltc!
priKpcrlor
liviny
Ihere
who
an-1
SON
IS
IN
CANADA
utially
went
into
Ihe
hill
lu
do
Works
on
Canadian
National
and;
Ihejr
aeuieiil
work.
The
line
during
lhoe
year.
w
a
in.
charge
of
n
ort
of
watchman,
(.barley
Itakcr,
an
Kngllhnian.
who.
for
Likes
Country
Very
Well
I.O.fOX,
April
15.
Captain
A.
J.
Thoma.
on
of
Hon.
J:
II.
it
lime
opcraicii
promouy
me
Tlmnia.
Hrilih
colonial
eire.
mo.
I
uniune
railway
lem
in
(.
js
un
einoloye
of
Ihe
Cana-
Ihe
world.
tilinn
National
railways
in
Canada.
Haul
by
Dog
Team
(After
a
year'
residence,
in
the
linker
wa
Hie
owner
of
11
learn
lioniinion
he
ha
writ
I
en
an
en-
of
slout
dog.
The
railway
I
tlinialic
article
for
the
Daily
almo.l
perfectly
level
ami
willi'llerahl
urging
Hrililt
young
men
few
curve.
Maker
maintained
a
fairly
regular
service
up
and
down
the
valley
with
a
hore;career
wnrkrar
pulled
by
hi
dog
team.
to
emigrate
lo
the
only
country
offering
real
opportunities
for
a
lie
give
fair
warning,
however.
that
hard
work
I
neceary,
hut
pointed
out
-the
splendid
rduca.
tional
opportunities,
emphasir-
ing
Ihe
chance
of
energetic
young
iiooe
Creek.
Ihenen
to
work
lhemrle
through
line
wa
put
into
npcratinir,
W
A.
MeiMhe,
a
mining
engineer,
making
a
deal
Willi
Sir
liouald
Mann
for
a
hnrt
lea
of
llie'Knglaml.
line,
which
he
equipped
with
a
gu-oliiie
engine
and
ued
lo
lranporl
upidie
up
I
Iin
valley
and
carry
asenger.
During
IHJ.'I,
minin?
nclivity
up
Hear
llivcr
Valley,
lravered
hy
Hie
railway,
experienced
a
ronideralile
revival
and
Hilt
promle
o
he
o
rxlennivo.
during
192
1
that
it
i
expecled
the
railway
will
u
operated
again
in
Mime
way
or
other.
CIH
ENGINEER
TO
STUDY
SURFACING
METHODS
IN
SOUTH
The
city
engineer
1
bo
lo
Vancouver
lo
slmly
mellnwl
for
llm
renulriiiu'
of
Hie
liiaeudiilniieil
lreel
in
Section;
(IneJ
it
vva
derided
by
the
rily
council
lijsl
niylit
on
recopiineuualioti
ot
the
Hoard
of
Works.
t
Aid.
Collar
va'i
nf
thij
oplninn
that
If
trouldVrithn
ulrnHa
was
retnediHil
iiiimedliilely
it"
anise
it
would
not
bocoiuo
.er(6uk,
,
Thul
the
universities
ami
draw
a
vivid
conlrnst
hetween
chance
for
Micces
in
Canada
and
in;
COCKER
NOMINATED
FOR
OMINECA
RIDING
Samuel
Cocker,
former
Conser-ulie
candidate
for
Prince
Heorge,
wan
nominated
last
week
by
Coni-ervalive.H
in
convention
at
Hum
Lake
lo
contest
Ihe
Dniinera
consllluency.
He,
I
a
well
known
farmer
of
Vaniler-hoof.
Coiuervalive
officer
elected
for
Hie
cen
I
ml
association
are
a
follow
h:
president
C.
I,
Imeson.
Secretary
W.
.Mcjvav
Tufts.
F.ieculive
Meosru.
MaeMlllan,
Held,
Kimball.
Paliertiat,
Mitchell,
Mctkiegor,
Mcltne,
Smith
and
Murray.
A
resolution
was
passei)
expressing
confidence
in
W.
J.
llowser
as
leader.
If
you
find
you
cannot
get
the
dally
New
regularly,
call
(n
anil
suiiscriito
ror
It
and
have
It
deliver
1
to
your
home.
tf
order
plenty
of
Electric
-
Bake
Hot
Cross
Buns
from
Your
Grocer
or
from
the
ELECTRIC
WINDOW
BAKERY
Hot
Cross
Buns
For
Good
Friday
-
April
18
hi
policy
had
not
IWti
currHtl
out
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tmich
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fault
nf
laI
ycar'n
council
a
the
cily
en-i
.
.
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i
of
Mecl
e
once
teel,
ej-iiecially
,,,'
time
eoul.l
havopld
Hie
rail
id,
,
.
.
.1
hi
line,
which
wa
ku-wn
a
lb'
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Canal
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for
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a
mucli
a
the
enier-
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.
and
most
effeclive
prnrv
vai
pne
had
col
him.
On
liU.nr--,
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,
.
.
decided
Tin
wa
ihe
idea
,
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upon.
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engineer
ferred
o
tin,
and
iirdinliil
Ihali
.,
.
,
.
1
couth.
Mime
of
the
(rouble
on
the
day
wa
not
far
d.Manl
when
.
.
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.
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After
Mime
diciiion,
I
m
re-
Store
Closed
all
day
Friday
Thursday
is
the
day
we
all
make
a
B-Line
for
the
buTs
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND,
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Patttrn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Sails
from
Prince
Rupert
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points
Friday,
10.00
turn.
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX
...
Wednesday,
11.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
April
26,
May
10
and
24
11
i
PASSENQLR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Lrivc
Prince
Rupert
t.ii
p.m.
ror
rRI.ICE
CEOR0E.
tDMO(To.l,
WIX-NirEO,
ill
points
EiMero
Cinidt,
United
Sutes.
OINCy
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
CU
TlekM
Offk.
62S
Third
Am
Prlnct
Ruptrt.
.PImm
SCO.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
.
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
March
11,
21,
April
1,
11,
22
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
8kagway,
March
7,
17,
28,
April
7,
18,
21
8.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
8wanson
Bay,
Cast
Bella
Bella,
Ocma
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van
couver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Una.
.
Full
information
from
W.
C
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.Q.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.
LTD.
ptlltnn
From
Prince
Rupert.
tor
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
OlMH
Mil.
n
SrMM
TMy,
PM.
ror
VANCOUVER.
VKJTORIA,
Al.rt
u
Sn(0H
,
StWy
NNI.
For
ANTOX,
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART,
Wftoe
IflMtf,
nUr
S
PM.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
m4
Mom
RIim
OoonorlM,
frHtf
A.M.
ell
lud
ATtnu.
J.
arnlr.
A.bL
Frloeo
Bup.rL
B.C
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