I
S!!-83'ii
Bpure
wholesome
corn
j
ilSW
I
syrup,
a
,
Standard'
of
Quality
,.i
I
fl
PW
..1-rtf
flS
"
r"'
or
tUiVAKUMUKU
Kn.pt
Hook.
FISHERMEN!
I
vi
r
your
Firt
Aid
Kit
and
-iy
t
tut
i
il
is
cuni-i'hv
are
soiih'
ol
the
tiling-
yon
-lionlil
have
on
ore
voi
i
put
to
sou:
I0PINE
ADHESIVE
PLASTER
BANDAGES
EPSOM
SALTS
LYSOL
BORACIC
ACID
DRESSING
FOR
BURNS,
ABSORBENT
COTTON,
FIRST
AID
BOOK
I-.
voui'
Personal
Kit
Mm
will
aln
ncod
RAZOR
SHAVING
SOAP
RATOR
BLADES
SHAVING
BRUSH
SOAP
TOOTE
PASTE
COMB
TOOTH
BRUSH
fii
ii
pil
if
rum
ii-
inn!
In-
-nre
of
receiving
;
1
1
1
-
f
i
1
1
I
i
i
)
1
1
.
ORMES
LTD.
Pioneer
Druggists
The
nexail
Storo
Third
Avenue
Phones
82
and
200
Ask
for
a
Tide
Book
for
1025.
They
are
Free.
When
the
S
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
AW
oe
dimes
will
your
Draperies
Fade?
OUR
GUARANTEED
CASEMENTS
will
nol
fade.
1
t
il-.
mi,
Mussel.
W
li
i
i-l
f
I,
and
Mid-Hose.
1
'
In
-
wide,
per
yard
Barr
$1.75
ie's
Home
Furnishings
liWlttDlAM
r
r
.a
c
...FU.1S.
'f
Vtir
u
,l
I,.
I
,i,
.
.
.
Phone
123
tUUHl
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Knt'litLn
mi
it
mi
-wM.nnu,
vvriinguii,
ouneau
ana
oKagway
March
C,
16,
27
r
ror
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
March
10,
20,
31.
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE
or
Biitcdalo,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
r
omu,
Alert
Bay,
Campboll
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines
'Hi,
.ho"
in.ni--
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
Goncral
Agent
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Washer
and
Dryer
lliis
no
Wringer,
needs
none
W'oii
Oolil
Medal
at
last
IJiie.lii'c
Kliibilion
nvijr
all
American
and
(iiiiiailinn
Marliiui'S.
lliisli
Price
SI
85.00:
also
s,,!d
on
lernis.
A
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
4i
'f
Wi
I
iW-'
I
...
ii...
1
t""'!
iiigni'M
lussioic
ti.nn
jtriccs
"
"ANY
VI
ItS,
to,
'word
t
Iit-iii
In
R.
S.
RnrtlweriM
t.
ernitio
i
Tt
'jeceivlng
Office
:
1225-G
Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
1
'x
(o
..,..
.Vancouver,
B.C.
'
'
'.".,
ni,ig.,,i:j.5
Louise
St.,
Winnipeg.
Man.
Incorporuli'd
I
Win
-
a
Local
and
Personal
1
J
U.C.
Undertakers.
I'honc
41.
Ladies
OxTonls
J
.110.
Mi
s.
'i
alilinan.
Hoyal
I'im.lu
TeiiMltiP
Novell
v
'
i
in
'
,
'.
You'll
like
our
.soul
I
Consumer
Coal
Co.
I'lionc
7.
If
Methodist
Chuch
Ilamiucl,
Thursday,
March
li,
O.ao
i.m.
rMi'uiC
WJiisi
r'i'l'5
aiiil
hanre,
You'll
like
my
taxi!
charge.
Phone
301,
day
or
night.
C.
V.
Symes.
If
f)('iiiiy
Allen
Company.
Clean
up
March
Sale.
25
per
ecu
I
off
fancy
chl
n,i
am
lea
setti.
00
Women
of
Mooselijjarl.
Legion
Shanirock
Tea
ami
Sale
of
lloipc
Cooking,
Hed
Cross"
llul,
Tuesday.
March
17.
Mr.
and
Mr.
S.
S.
Majrollin
arrived
in
llm,i!il
on
tiis
morning's
I
rain
mnl
are
re(?lMlered
al
Hie
PriniT
Ituperl
llolel.
Denny
Allen'
Company.
Cup
anil
saol-evw
from
5c
up.
Plale.s
'roin
5r.
Soup
jilales
from
15c.
I"
ueHecnl
olT
ilinner
et.
.
-SO
C.N.W.
steamer
PriiH?e
ltuperl.
Capl.
1).
Iioualil,
from
Vancouver
ami
waypnrtf",
i
due
lo
arrive
on
nine
al
;t
o
clock
lliis
aflcrnooih
A
new
shipment
of
.'J50
Inn.-Nanaiuio-W'elliiiKloii
lump
coal
arrived
this
moruiug.
on
the
Chil-kool
for
Albert
&
McCalTery.
Plione.s
110
ami
5(Ji.
If
Mrs.
S.
I)e
Itucey
and
1
1mm
l"'othei
,
A.
Itiehiirdson,
who
have
been
spendiiijc
a
forlniKbl
in
the
i-ily,
reluriied
to
tlutir
home
a.
I
lell,
O.C.I,
on
the
Prince
John
Ibis
morning.
Mrs.
I.
J.
Marsli,
mother
of
Miss
I'.lainla
Marh
of
the
pub-
lii-
Hcbool
teaching',
stirtT,
arrived
from
Ten-urn
on
Hie
train
lhi
iiiofinput,
aud
is
regiHtccod
al
4tu
I'riiicif
Huperl
Hotel.
Passengers
sailing
lasl
nfKbt
for
aniouver
on
the
Cardena
iiiehnjetl
A.
II.
Stephen,
bectsoti,
Mr.
and
.Mrn.
J.
mer
and
family,
.lames
A.
sou.
It.
MarDoucrall,
Crowe.
II.
S.
A!
Ff
W.
Smilb.
son
of
Mnry
Kl-
ien
Smith,
M.I..A.
who
was
lu-otihl
from
I'iflli
Cabin
on
the
Yukon
Telegraph
I.Uie
to
Hazel-Ion'
Hosmtal,
recently,
oonttmie.s
U
sli-adily
improve
stales
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrinch,
but
il
will
tie
some
time
before-he
is
around
again.
Arritiifrcineuls
are
being
niailr
In
hold
a
special
cession
of
Ihe
Supreme
Court
Assizes
hero
aboul
I
lie
middle
of
August
for
I
he
purpose
of
hohlinjr
Uir'U'iaN
of
Indians
from
the
l.iard
lliver
who
nTe
e
halved
with
wilHiciaf!
murder.
II
will
be
imnossihlc
In
el
witnesses
dul
from
the
north
country
in
lime
'for
Ihe
regular
assi.e.x
in
June.
Alberl
Farrow,
sleainboal
specjor,
with
Mrs.
Farrow
family
acenmpaiiyinir
him,'
arrive
renin
ancouver
on
sleaiiier.
Prince
Ituoerl
and
will
-the
this
aflernoon.
Thev
will
return
oulb
Friday
naming,
.Mr.
Far
row
s
missmn
being
lo
inspect
I
he
sleamer
Canadian
Yoyageur
which
is
being
overhauled
al
the
dry
dock.
'They
formerly
resided,
in
Ihe
cily.
'
v
v
f
4
i
ANAIOUNCEMENTS
e
4-
'
.IUsical
I'veniiit;
in
Church,
.March
20,
to
8
p.m.
if
Weekly
Cinderella
Dance,
Sal-imlay
nighl.
F.Iks'
Home.
fine.
jooooooooooooooooooooooo-
I
For
the
Guest
Room
&.'
The
individual
carton
"2
of
Haby's
Own
Soap
is
'
g
0
just
what
is
required
in
'o
x
the
Gdest
Room;
X
a
Kvcryone
enjoys
this
X
?
very
excellent
and
5
"purely
Canadian
Soap.
6
1
"Bat
tor
Sou
and
Baby
too"
a
10c.
at
all
dealers.
a
6
oooo
oooo
ooooo
o
o-ooo
oooo
o
A
Sweef
Breath
at
all
times
fRAVORM
.After
rtln
or
smokini
Vrigleyi
freshens
the
mouth
and
sweetens
the
breath.
Nerve
are
soothed,
throat
Is
refreshed
and
digestion
aided.
So
easy
to
carry
the
little
packet!
H1IO
w
-after
eVery
meal
m$
SCHOOLTEACHER
BREAKS
HER
ARM
Miss
Nora
Rivet
Had
Painful
Accident-on
Third
Avenue
at
Noon
Today
Miss
jora
It
i
v-t
or
Ihe
llorilcn
SI
reel
Schpol'.lcaeliiiij;
staff
had
Ihe
mifpfjhtiie
In
slip
and
break
her
arm
on
Third
Avenue
in
front
of
M.;M.
Stephens'
really
nffice
at
noon
today
while
on
her
way
home
lo
luncheon.
She
was
immediately
assisted
by
51.
M.
sicphcns
and
others
to
Ihe
office
of
Dr.
.).
P.
Cade
in
lhi
Federal
filock
whence
she
went
to
the
hnsiilal
lo
bavi'
Ihe
injured
member
sel.
Tin1
accident
will
necessitate
Miss
It
i
vet
bein
away
from
her
duties
for
a
time.
PRINCE
JOHN
WILL
MAKE
ANOTHER
TRiP
BEFOREOYERHAUL'
llaviiiK
been
busy
all
uichl
liiadiiHK
freiuhl,
CN.lt.
Jfleamer
Prince
Joiin,
Capi.
1'.
Mabbs,
troi
away
al
8
o'clilfl;
Ibis
tnoiuin?
for
Vancouver
"via
tlie
(joci!
Charlotte
Ishtml's.
Aiiioiik
her
pansenjrers
werif
the
following:
For
Hockley
Hay,
Afi-fi.
Frascr
for
Port
ilHiiniiits,
F.
Hicks
ami
il.
Huberts;
for
.Massed,
It.
I.
Tilifflcy:
for
(.Mieen
Charlollr
Sify.
I).
Foslierf-'i;
for
Tlell,
Mjs.
llucey
ami
A.
Itichardson
;
for
hockeport,
J.
Frcderiokson.
II
is
expected
thai'
the
Prince
John
will
make
one
more
trip
tn
Ihe
Islands
and
here
before
be-iuK
taken
off
for
an
extensive
overhaul,
lly
thai
lime,
the
Prince
Charles
will
have
arrived
roin
the
Obi
Country
to
relieve
her
il
is
anliciialed.
PUGSLEY
DIES
AT
TORONTO
(continued
from
pag
one)
Inr-gi'Ueral
in
Ihe
Ithiir
(iovern
Uienl.
Ih
I8'J2
he
'resigned
li
i
s-
seal.
but
four
years
laler
re
enlereil
politii-s,
this
time
in
the
Federal
field,
lie
was
unsuc
cessful
as
a
eanillilale
for
t
In-
House
of
Commons
in
SI.
John
Cily
howiner.
'Three
years
laler
he
was
again
circled
lo
I
In
I
eg-
islalure.
accepting
Hie
ollice
of
Mlorney-(ieneral.
in
tin'
Tweedie
ultniublraliou.
On
(he
appoiul-
menl
of
lion.
1..
.
I.
'Tweedie
to
the
ollice
or
Licit!.
-i'iovcrnor
of
New
llruiiswick
i'
in
i'
February.
I
POT.
5lr.
Pugslcy
vas
chosen
Prime
Minister,
aiposilinn
which
lie
held
until
Ihe'cnd'of
the
session
of
the
l.riii
slut
ore.
Became
Federal
minister
Mr.
Pugsley's
cnlry
inlo
llo
.Federal
arena
look
place.
in
HHI7
when
he
conlesled
Ihe
conslilu-ency.
of
SI.
.lohn
City
and
Couuly
rendered
vacant
Jiy
the
death
of:
Dr.
Stockton.
Following
his-clcc-lion,
lie
enlereil
the
l.aprier
(5ov-crumenl
asT
MiujslPr
of'
PuIdio
Works,
following'
Hon.
Charles
Itaptislyllyman,
Vho
reiflgiied.
vf
He
.
rei
lained
the
poruolio
.of
.
Pphltc
Works
until
Ihe
retirement
of
Ihe
l.aurier
(ioveriimeul
following
Ihe
general
ejection,
of
1911.
Capl.
W.
Wright,
marine
sup-erinlcuijcnl
for
Ihe'
C.i.M..M.,
is
in
the
-north
on
an,
inspection
trip.'Ayhjcli
includes
Ocean
Kails.
Swansoil
'llav',
'Prifice
ltuperl
aud
other
-points
along,the
coast.
.lames
Weir.
'Charged
wild
driving
to
the
common
danger,
appeared
in
Ihe
cily
police
com!
ihls
morning
ami
vvas
remanded
until
tomorrow
.
Advertise
In
Iho
Dally
News
An
unu
1
!irou".h
ilof
i-
e
of
th-
I
i-rany
kIkh
tlx
I.
''
were
shipped
is
A'i
r
n
t
I
vni
,
of
a
zoological
c
i.ittif
there.
"
animals,
-which
ere
valucj
at
."
came
from
the
National
Park
Ranff,
Alberta.
,
.-V
rT
43
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
.
at
Alberta
farmers
have
rcceitly
been
shipping
a
new
copimodity
to
the
market.
During
the
past
few
years
there
has
been
a
considerable
Increase
in
the
number
of
bee-keea
ers
and
last
year
160
keepers
had
a
total
production
of
nearly
60,000
pounds
of
honey,
valued
at
approximately
$15,000.
The
exact
number
of
bees
)
not
known.
Contract
for
aeroplane
spruce
hus
been
made
between
Vickers
Limited,
manufacturers
of
aeroplanes,
and
Frank
L.
Buckley,
of
Vancouver,
B.C
The
spruce
will
be
logged
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
milled
at
the
Buckley
Mill
at
Port
Clement,
on
Graham
Island
and
at
Burrard
mill,
in
Vancouver.
The
contract
calls
for
the
delivery
of
two
million
feet
during
1925.
Canada
leads
the
world
in
automobile
exjOrts
in
proportion
to
production,
domestic
sales
or
ownership
of
motor
vehicles
or
to
population.
Not
relatively
but
absolutely
the
automobile
exports
of
the
Dominion
are
only
exceeded
by
those
of
the
United
States.
Sinco
1920
the
motor
vehicle
exports
of
Canada
have
nearly
doubled,
the
increase
being
from
9.8
per
cent,
to
17
per
cer.t.
of
the
automobile
export
trade
of
the
world.
A
special
train
of
forty-two
car.
containing
nearly
900
head
of
stock
for
export
to
Great
Britain,
arrived
at
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway's
East
End
stock
yards,
Montreal,
recently.
These,
added
to
shipments
from
Packirghara,
Ont.,
Toronto
and
other
points
in
Ontario
and
Quebec,
made
up
what
cattlemen
claimed
to
be
the
greatest
concentration
of
Canadian
cattle
for
export
in
the
history
of
the
trade.
From
the
yards
the
cattle
were
shipped
by
special
train
to
the
ship's
side
at
St.
John,
N.B.
When
the
round-the-world
cruise
passengers
aboard
the
Canadian
Pacific
steamship
"Empress
of
France,"
reached
Egypt
recently,
they
were
entertained
by
Enani
Khattab,
a
prominent
sheik
holding
authority
over
a
large
number
of
villages
along
the
Nile.
Unfortunately,
the
sheik
succumbed
to
a
sudden
attack
of
heart
failure.
The
visitors
from,
across
the
Atlantic
before
returning
to
their
ship
were
permitted
to
attend
the
funeral,
which
was
conducted
in
the
desert
with
weird
and
impressive
religious
rites,
an
experience
few
world-travellers
have
known.
Between
300.000
and
400,000
Canadians
and
Americans
of
Norwegian
origin
will
gather
at
Jlinneapolif
and
St.
Paul
in
June
next
to
celebrate
by
a
great
national
gathering
the
hundredth
anniversary
of
the
landing
of
the
first
organized
party
of
Norwegian
settlers
on
this
-continent.
President
Coolidge,
King
Haakon
of
Norway
and
Lord
Byng,
Governor-General
of'
Canada,
have
been
invited
ti
ettend.
Meetings
of
some
forty
Noswc-'"
organizations,
divine
service
by
t'.-.e
Bishop
of
Oslo
(formerly
Christianiaf,
field
sports,
musical
contests
nrd
bistort':
pageants
will
males
up
tl;e
Wednesday,
March
4
High
ll:lt
a.m.
Hi.
4
fl.
22:;iJ
p.m.
15.1
"
Low
2:li
a.m.
Hbt
"
10:08
p.m.
7.0
"
Thursday,
March
5
High
Low
High
Low
10:1
1
a.m.
2:1
:2a
p.m.
1:(ii
a.m.
17:01
p.m.
Friday,
March
6
1
1
:0C
a.m.
5:0'.i
a.m.
17:10
p.m.
Saturday,
March
'
High
0:0
i
a.m.
11:50
p.m.
Low
5:50
a.m.
18:20
p.m.
USE
10.8
n
1(5.(1
u
1
0.1
"
0.1
"
17.0
fl,
U.l
"
10.11
fl.
18.t
"
8.4
"
i.3
"
STMONDS
SAWS
Their
teeth
are
ot
a
toughness
which
makes
them
hold
their
keen
cutting
edge
under
every
usage.
,.
SIH0NDS
CANADA
SAW
CO.
LIMITED
KNGOUVI
MONTREAL
t.jomn.
..
"I
saw
an
Ad
-
in
the
street
car
"Not
long'
ago
I
sa
van
ad
in.Uie
street
car,
'Soaking
takes
the
place
of
rubbing'.
The
next
'day
I
sent
for
a
package
of
Rinso
and
tried
it.
I
was
delighted
with
the
result
and
now
wash
my
children's
clothes
without
any
effort
whatsoever
they;
soak
themselves
clean
n
the
Rims
suds.
I
just
had
to
write
and.
tell
ou
how
'won.
derful'T
think
Rinso
is
arid
have
told
several
of
my
friends
to
try
it.
"It
is
wonderful
for
scrubbing
floors.
Without
a
doubt
the
best
thing
I
have
ever
used.
I
also
cleaned
my
enamel
sink
with
it
and
it
is
splendid."
The
foregoing
letter
is
but
one
of
the
many
received
by
the
makers
of
Rinso
from
women
who
are
enthusiastic
about
this
newer,
easier,
better
way
to
wash
and
clean
the
Rinso
way.
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Limited,
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