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Monday,
March
'23,
192.'
t
liore
is
talk
nf
t
abrogating
the
treaty
with
the
Ignited
Sljitejs;
Prince
Itiipert
shinld
he
particularly
interested
hi
this
miit?r
as
with
the
treaty
out
nf
the
way
Prince
Hupert'
people
couJcf
Ienefit
by
the
presence
"of
the
seals
off
I
his
coast.
-
There
VeehisV
to
he
no
joorl
reason
why
sealing
should
not
he
allowed
on
the
high
seas.
All
the
benefit
Camilla
gets
from
lhj
seals
today
is
n
paltry
ten'
per
rent
of
the
males
that
are
butchered
at
the
Pribyloff
ls-lands.
The
nioiiey
is
paid
to
(treat
llriliiiii
and
then
goes
into
tlie
,geimral
fluid
nf
(laniida.
The
people
who
lose?
the
busiixerss.
as
a
result
of
the
treaty
are
the
people
of
the
Pacific
coast
towns
but
they
are
in
no
way
paid
for
the
loss.
Benefits
From
Open
Sealing.
.
.
Tlfe'cimfi
f-jun
peii
.sijnfiiyj
njre
verycleVir.
In
the
firs)
Tit
arc
mVtf
t
feuaut
irLlxiJji'e,
,ik
f
1
e
ri
p
1
1
1
stjn
i
101
1
1
1
he
i
t
i
rile
when
tlic
hunting
is
good
off
the
const
runt
jf
the
haTibul
Tlsherrneii
"were
allowed
lo
do
so
they
mig-lit
-"
I
1
i
i
1
g-
home,
maiiy
a
pelt
lo
help
mil
with
the
season's
work.
Also
boats,
might
he
outfitted
here
es-jieciaJly
fop,
Ihe
.
scalinjf.
Pari
of
the
catch
would
he
marketed
here
and
would-"
make
husincss
for
local
fur
buyers,
llctailers
could
sell
Ihe;
seal,
pelts
fo
tourists
find
others
and
make
money
that
way.
"
v
"Another
way
of
looking
at
tlie
business
is
that
aJ
presenl
Ihe:
seals
eat
oiiniilitics
if
salrnou.
If
the
seals'
were.
destroyed
the
salmon
fishing
would
improve.
Being
Sacrificed
For
United
States.
i,;
"
.
:
At
present
it
would
s;iti
that
the
Pacific
.coast
lowns
of
Victoria,
Vancouver
and
Priiiee
Itupcrt
are.
heiiigSsacrificcd
for
the
benefit
or
the
United
Slab's.
The
hutcheiy
at
,
Prihlyofr
Islands
is
kept
up
at
our
ox'peue.
To
this'we'ike
great
exception.
While
we
are
tryintr
to
Imild
up
business,
tit
develop
our
I
l'-f-S-vt;B
BTHhure
wholesome
corn
I
HPiP$l
B
syrup,
a
Standard
of
Quality
III
pSiaie
-'II
for
over
25
years
ask
for
it!
I
llff
SYftlB
I
"'rite
for
EDH'ARDSBVRG
Rrcif
Bock.
I
BTHE
CANADA.
STARCH
CO-.
UmTEgd
MBbb)PbP
lTMONTREAL
mitlffWl
it
1
1
!:
!
Monday.
and
Tuesday
"Women
who
give."
Coninly:
"Publicity
Pay"
Inleriial
ioiiul
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"In
Kvery
Woman's
Life.-'
Comedy:"
"A
Hani
Moiled
Teilderfool."
Topics
(if
the
May.
'Friday
and
Saturday
llcglnahl
Denny
in
"The
Fast
Worker."
Comedy
'Some
Tom
Hoy."
Pal
he
Heview.
and
'Saturday
has
Plenty
of
,
Movement
ROMANCE
OF
FISHING
TOWN
IS
TOLD
IN
THE
PICTURE
HERE
TONIGHT
"Women
who
(live"
is
the
lit.le
nf
a"
picture
lo
lie
shown
lien;
which
tells
of
-a
romance
of
a
fishing
village
on
the
I'asl
f'.oast.
The
life
of
the
fisherman
on
Mr
I
Atlantic
is
clearly
sjiown.
Ooinsr
IT.
Gibbous
.011
the
scaling
'industry
l0
set
the
operators
encounter
for
the
fnljiro
sliouhi
prove
of
liar-'several
'of
the
severest
storms
of
that
notorious
storm
section,
hu'
they
"shot."
Mime
nT
the
most
realistic
scenes
ever?c,aujJlil
hy
n
motion
picture
camera.
Messrs.
Darker,
1'razer
and
llillmrn
were
liiken
aboard
a
chartered
fishing
schooner
on
their
arrival
al
Newfoundland.
They
sailed
oul
lo
Ihe
(irand
Hanks
where
len
other
schooners
were
taking
in
a
"bi
catch."
Many
thrillin;?
events
were
photographed
here,
anion?
I
hem
a
name
wun
a
tiuo-pounu
sworu-fisli,
and
after
many
week-spent
wilh
this
flcel
Miey
joined
the
oilier
niemtiers
or
t
lie
com
pany
on
location
al
('ape
Cod.
!
-
Anion?
the
scenes
photograph-rd
at
the
''fand
Itanks
were
a
storm
al
sea,
taken
aboard
ship,
aclion
scenes
00
the
deck
with.
Ihe
fishing
fleet
as
a
background
and
Ihe
many
exciting
incideiil
in
Hie
lives
of
the
men
who
make
a
living
hy
going
down
to
Ihe
sea
in
ships.
"I
once
had
a
great
longing
for
the
much
sung
'joyous'
life
of
a
sailorman,"
said
Hubert
l-Yazer
in
speaking
of
his
experiences
afler
his
return
lo'
Hollywood
"bul
that
was
before
I
wehl
swonlfishing
in
Ihe
North
Allah!
ic.
Life
on
Ihe
open
sea
1
may
he
a
continuous
round
o'
(pleasure
in
the
eyes
of
soup
resources,
ainl
to
keep
the
wol
f
from
the
door
while
doing
so.
.wniers
and
peel
the
government
by
treaty
wit.Ii
the
United
Stales
is
dem-ivinc
us
of
one
of
our
lawful
means
of
makifia
living.
Against
this
we
should
protest
most
vigorously-.
The
sealing
should
lie
thrown
open
to
everyone
a
ml."
nil
should
get
nil
eminPchnnce.
al
it.
Then
Prince
lluperl
wtoilrl
he
able
to
add
alilUe
lo
her
prosperity.'
."'J
"
Present
Situation
-j
'
.
Is
Outlined
-.'
"
-
'
:
:
The
treaty
took
ef
feel
;
iin
a
I
lecenilinr
lo
ami
was
lo
clend
for
a
term
Of
lo
years
or
1
1
ri
1
i
I
"abrocrnt
ed.
ProvisioiowaV
ninde
thul
nolice
of
abrogation
o.)uld
be
ive'n
H
yeiij-s
fn'im.lhfrdate.i
il
coining
111(0
efrecl,
wlioli
-would
be
next
December.
Thai
would
menu
Hint
it
could
nl
become
ef
feetive-nntil
a
vear
from
Decemlier.
This
dirre.rs
a
.'1
i
tile
'from
the
iuformatinii
in
the
article'
written
by
Air.
fiildiis.
unless
there
has
heyn
some
modifying
circumstamje
"of
wliieh
We
have
not
been
informed.
The
treaty
includes
Upssia
aifcj
.Inpnn
and
provides
that
Canada
get
te-ji
per
cent
or
thi?
.Iaiause
catch
at
Holihen
and
other
islands
;tnd
fifteen
iiercenl
o
!'H
ussin's
catch
a
I
'
(jonimnnder
lslams.
.Ve
do
not
know
wlnij.her
these
have
hee'ii
paid
or
not
Wind
we
arc
particularly
i
11
1
e
rested
in
are
Ihe
Prihvloff
Islands
and
Ihe
herd
that
passes
our
door
off
Queen
Charlnlte
Islands.
bul
il
is
lough
on
an
ordinary
cilizen.
THE
FAST
WORKER
'
WEEK
END
OFFERING
Picture
to
be
Shown
Here
Friday
,
In
achni)
as
well
as
in
name.
the
week'N
end
picture
show
plenly
nf
speed.
In
il
Heginahl
penny
in
(lie
role
of
a
man
who
a
treed
lo
pose
an
the
husban
1
of
his
friend's
wife
lo
allow
the
other
man
In
wage
a
financial
iglil
incognito.
Complication-came
fasl
nnd
furious
when
h;
finds
a
'-family"
wished
on
him.
and
Mien
falls
in
love
with
his
"siscr-in-law."
There
are
a
few
bailies,
a
sensational
auloiuobilc
('base,
a
mad
dash
In
hoard
a
steam
yacht
and
other
thrills
wilh
uproarious
comedy
angles.
The
cas'l
one
nf
special
nole
Including
besides
Ihe
two
principals,
1'lhel
Orey
Terry,
I.ec
Mo
ran,
Ihe
nnlcd
comedian
and
former
partner
ih
comedy
of
Kddie
Lyons;
Muriel
France;
Dana,,
Ihe
child
slur;
llichard
Tucker,
noted
as
a
lendins
man
and
characler
aclor;
Margarel
('ainpbell;
Helly
Morrissey;
j
Mildred
Vincenl;
.Inhn
Slepllng,
the
characler
actor;
T.
I).
Crit
tenden
and
Clarissa
Selwynne.
direr
led
hy
William
A.
Seller.
THREE
KINDS
OF
MEN
EVERY
WOMAN'S
LIFE
Picture
at
the
Mid-week
Illustrates
this
and
Is
Theme
ti.....
.
i
i
of
Drama
now
solium
a
woman
enonse
v
husband?
There,
are
all
kinds
of
I
i...'.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Movie
News
Notes
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public
ts
-
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
men
who
eniiie
into
everv
woman's
lire.
I'irsl,
there
Is
I
he
man
she
should
marry.
penally
he
niTers
lillle
more
Mian
love.
He
is
prob-
ahly
young
and
lias
not
had
the.
experience
necessary
to
make
love
after
I
In-
fashion
of
a
man
'of
the
world.
Second,
I
here
is
the
man
she
could
have
married.
He
is
the
iiian-of-lhe-worhl
type
and
prob-
;
ably
has
.
much'.
money
in
addition
to
having
the
fnscinatioir
of
ex
perience.
Third,
there
Is
the
man
she
married.
Seldom
Is
he
the
per
fect
man
Ihe
combination
of
Hie,
first,
two.
Nevertheless,
she
married
him
for
one
reason
or
another
and
her
life
will
he
happy
mil
il
she
meets
the
man
she
could
have
married
ami
the
man
she
'should
have
married.
How
this
works
out
in
every
woman's
life
may'
ly
seen
in
the
picture
"In
Every
Woman's
Life."
This
theme,
coupled
wilh
dramatic
and.
spectacular
scene,
makes
Ihe
picture
one
of
interest
lo
everyone.
It
shows
what
wil!
happen
when
the
three
men
coin"
into
"
one
woman's
"life
at
tin
same
lime.
Hie
Man
in
the
Moon
.
YS:-
I
MISK11Y
raining
in
likes
company.
Vancouver.
A
Til
HAT
Y
to
regulate
tin
flow
of
Hie
rivers
-of
the
interior
of
I
l.l'..
might
be
advantageous
this
year,
with
all
this
snow
on
the
ground.
JAKK
says
be
knows
wha!
makes
the
March
hair
so
wild.
It
needs
culling
shorter.
.
Jake's
Predicament
I'OH
years
I
wast
in
hospital
When-!
lucre
wcr.pret
ly
ivursc
At-lasl
my
wife
had
ine
removed
(Hi.
cu'ses
jm
her,
-curses!
PAI.N'TKIl
is
a
person
who
paints
and
is
therefore
n
synonym
for
flapper.
f)NK
advanlage.
of
laying
up
treasures
in
heaviMi
is
that
you
do
not
have
lo
enler
f
hem
on
Ihe
income
or
properly
lax
form.
A
MAN
shiny
dav
it-
Si
obi
wIipii
a
sun-loes
not
tempi
him
oul
on
In
the'
harbor
or
the.
ten
nis
courts.
TIIKRE
seem
lo
be
enough
cross
words
in
any
home
wilhnut
puzzling
over
f
hem.
I
THINK
I
could
make
cross
word
puzzles.
1'rinslance,
whal
i
a
four-
Idler
word
beginninir
wilh
"d"
and
ending
wilh
"n"
Hint
penpte
use
when
they
are
angry.
Wrong!
11
isnT
what
you
think
if
is.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Prince
Rupert
I
March'
23,
1915.
With
a
view
to
extending
Ihe
city's
servhes
circular
are
lo
be
sent
mil
by
the
ulilllies
department
explaining
Ihe"
advan-I
aires
of
using
cleelrieily
lnseail
ONLY
THE
MOTHER
KNOWS
ABOUT
THE
COUGHS
AND
COLDS
OF
THE
CHILDREN
It
Is
hard
to
keoj
thoin
from
taking
ruld;
tlipy
will
rim
out
or
doom
not
pro-rwily
clad,
or
Iiiivp
on
loo
niiicli
rlotlilnir;
play
too
liard
and
get
over-lira
led,
and
cool
orr
loo
midrlPiily;
get
their
fort
wnt;
kick
orr
the
In-d
rioth.4
at
algid,
and
do
a
dozen
things
the
mother
ran'l
pievrni.
Tim
prompt
u
of
DR.
WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE
SYRUP
will
rhork
Ihe
rough
oc
cnM
brroro
any
nerloiiH
lung
tronlili.
ran
pitKKllily
di-vnlnp,
Mrs.
l-viritl
K.
koelrh,
n.H.
Xo.
i,
l-iedpi
Irion.
N.ll,,
wrld-a:
"My
Utile
boy,
nere
1
,
hi,,,
.
.
,,
,
.......
,.
WoihI's
Norway
I'ln
9yrp
and
aricr
lining
IIiiti)
IioiiIps
lie
was
completely
rfl
lleved.
1
would
advise
all
niothnrs
to
iik'a
this
remedy
for
their
children
as
Jt
Is
an
excellent
medicine."
for
sale
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
.-.-ill
li
COTTON
CREPES.
UK)
yards
in
20
shades
Japanese--Colored
Cotton
Crepes.
An
excellent
material
for
I'ndcrwear
and
Children's
Dresses.
A
wjse
purchase
enahles
us
lo
offer
at
Bargain
Day,
per
Yard,
$1.00.
SPUN
SILKS.
Over
:i00
yards
nf
finest
quality
Colored
Spun
Silk
wilh
lots
of
While.
The
ideal
Silk
for
Lingerie
and
Wash
Carmcnls.
Over
shades
to
choo-e
from.
Bargain
Day,
per
Yard,
$1.00.
SPONGE
RATINES.
,
.
A
lovely
rubric
for
Spring
and
Summer
Dresses.
I'ull
'M
inches
wide.
Shades
include
Salmon,
Jade,
Mauve,
Maize,
Peach
and
New
lllne.
-
Bargain
Day,
per
Yard,
50c.
i
of
coal
heating,
t
BARGAIN
TABLE
AT
$2.25.
This
includes
values
up
to
S'l.uo
in
(.anion
Crepes,
I'lat
Crepes,
Brocades.
Printed
Silks,
Duchess
Salines.
Silk
nniK
Wool
Crepes,
elc.
Stune
short
ends,
some
slightly
soiled,
but
can
be
re-laundered.
Bargain
Day,
per
Yard,
$2.25.
GINGHAMS.
A
big
range
nf
Newest
and
1'retliesl
fiing-haius
in
Plain.
Checks
and
PlaiiN.
Three
yards
makes
a
dress,
mid
priced
-al
Bargain
Day,
3
Yards
for
$1.00.
BROCADED
CREPES.
lU'freshingly
beautiful,
and
Ihe
newest
Crepes
for
milady's
aflernoou
frocks.
(Ionics
in
six
good
shades,
exquisitely
brocaded.
Beg.
2..Tr.
Bargain
Day,
per
Yard,
$1.95.
Setting
The
P
in
Value
Giving
You
can
always
depend
on
getting
full
value
for
every
dollar
you
spend
in
the
West
of
England
Store
for
domestic
cooking.
Ir
ill
i
n
The
provi.u.ial
election
cam
-paigu
is
on
with
William
Man-
i
son,
M.P.P.,
Coiise.rvaliye;
and!
T.
D.
Pallillln,
Liberal,
as
can
didales.
Solicitor
Peters
received
a
cablegram
'
this
morning
telling
thai
his
sou
I'rilz,
who
is
in
Ihe
qavy,
has
lnen
awarded
Ihe
!)..).
Mr.
Pelers
other
three
sons,
(Jerald,
.lack
and
Noel,
are
all
serving
in
the
war.
ASKING
AID
FOR
NAAS
RIVER
SETTLERS
BOTH
DOCTOR
AND
MA1LB9AT
People
Cut
off
Half
the
Year
and
Poor
Transportation
In
Summer
AIYANfll,-
March
LT
PoMMoim
have
been
sent
lo
I
be
Provincial
ami
Dominion
(inverniuenls
for
an
improved
mall
ami
passeugei
service
from
Ihe
niotilh
of
Ihe
Naas
Hiver,
and
also
for
a
iloelor
lo
be
slalioned
here.
No
influx
nf
settlers
can
be
expected
unless
conditions
In
these
respects
are
Improved.
For
six
monllis
of
Ihe
year
Ihe
ills-I
rid
is
completely
cul
a
If
from
all
medical
aid
and
al
Ihe
best
of
limes
the
trip
from
Mill
Bay
lo
Alynnsh
necessitates
one
night
in
Ihe
hush,
Ihe
gas
boat
slopping
wherever
nighl
nverlakes
II.
Last
year
henry
Derby
put
n
fast
boa!
on
Ihe
river
whirl,
made
Ihe
trip
from
Mill
Bay
l.i
Alynnsh
in
five
hours,
bul
he
claims
he
rannol
'operate,
wilhout
more
finnnoial
assistance
I
ban
Ihe
fares
provide
if
he
is
In
maintain
a
regular
weekly
ser
vice
during
Ihe
season
or
navigation.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
i
i
BROCADED
MORACAINE
CREPES.
Admire!
by
all.
These
are
,t
Colli',,,
i;,.,
wilh
Silk
Oveivhrck.
Conic-
i
;l
nT
six
wanted
shades.
;M
mrlies
w.tie
Bargain
Day,
per
Yard,
$1.25
BARGAIN
TABLE
AT
85c.
hconomy
luhle
for
the
Ihnflv
rm
.
l.i
i
..
i
,
-:
CRIBS
:
1
ONLY
WOOD
CRIB
Drop
side,
ivorv
enamel
finish
ninl
deror
t'
at
head
ami
fool,
and
mallrcss,
with
animal
$22.50
de
IRON
AND
STEEL
CRIBS
Both
shies
drop,
while
enamel
finish,
$13.50
and
$26.10
"Kin
i
ins
ioi
memoes
siicji
service,
ihir
rials
as
Kuglish
llroaih
lolh
m
ni
i
,
.,
.'lit
and
'ill
inches.
Id
,h
Pl;mi
u,,.,",.;
spuns
which
are
Worth
s
;li
;
g
hingerie
Lawn,
and
niany
aider
uis
Bargain
Day,
per
Yard,
85c.
A
BARGAIN
IN
FRENCH.
SILK
VELVETS
CHIFFON
We
have
I
"our
Dress
Lengths
m
,
,
,
Silk
Velvet
which
we
ace
tie
uvt
Bargain
Day,
per
Yard,
$3X0.
BARGAIN
TABLE
AT
$1.25.
Included
nre
Silks
up
In
2.nn.
siiuh
as
Crepe
de
Chines,
Mc;.-lines,
Taffela,
Krinkle
Kt.jt
I'igurcil
Silk
and
Coltou
(
.rcjr
I'reuch
Wash
Silks,
elc.
Bargain
Day,
per
Yard,
$1.25
PLAID
AND
CHECK
FLANNELS.
.More
than
a
dozen
designs
nil
choose
from.
These
are
ji
.
for
Spring
Froeks.
A
full
:t
in
-Values
up
lo
:1.25.
Bargain
Day,
$2.50
and
$2.95.
'I!
3
FRENCH
RATINE.'
hi
hcaulioil
shades
and
c
ji
'
win
popularity
with
all.
M
'
In
KUK
and
priced
exceplioually
tow
!
Bargain
Day,
at
$1.10,
$1.15,
and
$15
West
of
England
Store
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
3C
Barries
Home"
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Phonj
123
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
,
In
building
next
door
In
h'rizzell
lhilcier
Simp,
from
Ihe
impress.
Hotel
VVe
carry
a
full
line
nf
miCS
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDID
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
w
Jnmna
TneAlll
Pr0Pr
Telegraphic
Address:
(Riicl.mai.lni.
Dulne
Robert."
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
001
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
phone'
0
539
X1.
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