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HOTheslciNar-s
Fop
This
Week
OFFER
SOME
REAL
BARGAINS
:
s
per
nine
$5.G0
$3.15
...
i
a.-k
$3.15
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.
$1.65
85c
Your
Supply
From
niomv
Store
7
HHh
Ave.
East
&
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w
Celebrated
Strain
of
AND
SILVER
BLACK
FOXES
.id
lo
I'i-
KCW
TODAY!
CLEARY
BftOS..
ire
for
Farms,
Seattle,
U.S.A.,
C$5
Emnlm
RMn
a-
imlii'i
nf
-i-
Marine
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Hilgerson
Block.
ie
Moure,
8
U
A.
Phone
688.
Evenings
Only
Far
CISl
tort
t..a
a
lift
Cafe
CA
Nun
.
.1
1
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ueaaina
nesiaurant.
Third
Avenue.
NDSAY'S
1
n
uuu
iiitia
nvr
1
.
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n1
Mi
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or
""vice.
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and
Oriiv.i
in
P
ino
Bnrt
DEATH
KNELL
BREECUTOFF
Alberta
Paper
Argues
that
Coal
Is
of
Only
Ordinary
Quality
Ii
I
it
it
ti
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.lnuriial
)
Aiiiirt'i)lly
(iitvcriiuit'iil
olli-.
inls,
I'ailiainonl
and
lh
jmhlic
liavc
Imm'ii
M'llinsr
an
t'xasryci'alcil
value
on
I
In1
coal
ilcooslis
in
whal
lias
coinc
lo
lie
known
as
the
llniiie
area.
This
Iracl,
ly-iny
in
Hie
fooMiills
of
Ilic
Iloek-ii'K
nlons
die
Smoky
Hivnr
ami
Slicei
(ireek,
alioul
iiihl-way
lie-IweiMi
Hie
main
line
or
llm
Urand
Trunk
Pacific
and
Crumle.
I'rairir,
lian
lieon
huiijkwwI
In
contain
a
larscr
deposit
of
an-lliracile
coal
lliau
the
Stale
of
I'ennwylvaiiia.
Geologist
Report
A
i
eminent
gnloKiil.
after
ni.ikiii
an
inveitl
ialion
of
I
lift
iJislric.t,
ny
lln're
i
no
an
I
lira
-
cile
there
ul
all.
There
are.
of
course,
immense
coal
ilejio-.il
tint
oT
oilier
pi'ioliM.
One
seam
is
said
In
he
semi-anthracile,
the
olhi
is
lo
vary
from
a
high
quality
of
sleuiu
coal
lo
the
varieties
popularly
known
here
as
tin
"domestic"
coal.
Valuable
as
these
will
he
lor
fill
lire
use,
and
as
pi'invin'
demand
warranls
Iheir
eAplnilHlion,
l
lie
aniiouiice-
ii
1
thai
lliere
is
no
uulhrucilc
in
the
region
will
have
to
he
ac-'j
cepled
as
exploding
a
supmsi-liou
upon
whicJi
there
were
Uiiill
wry
luree
hopes
of
early
ilevekipmenl.
Another
declaralion
hy
the
same
invest
igalor
is
also
of
jtreul
iiniiorlance.
He
says
the
confisiiratioii
of
the
otunlry
forhids
the
cousl
ruclioii
uf
a
railwify
south
of
(iraiidv
I'rairio
lo
the
(irand
Trunk.
wliich
would
serve
the
thuhlc
puriifise
of
providing
an
oullel
fftr
l'eaco
Hivcr
Brairt
and
an
ourti!L'
fiij?.
coal
Irom
flio
Iloppr
aicii.
The
latter,
he
says,
will
hnvn.
lo
he.
lapped
hy
lines
huill
In
from
Hi
slward,
mil
from
I
In
norlh
or
south.
Forpet
It
There
have
been
hopes
thai
a
line
could
he
located
which
would
.
.
I
i
r
tfive
the
reiUiron
nuuei
mi
l'eace
Itivor
products
and
also
provide
shipping
faoililies
for
anlliracile
from
the
Unpin
trad.
As
lliere
is
no
anlliracile
there,
and
as
u
dual-purpose
line
could
not
he
huilt
if
I
hero
were
anlliracile
there,
I
ho
problem
immediately
or
inlerosl
is
resolved
into
one
of
providing:
the
most
elllcienl
oullel
for
tlx
'ace
Itivor
mips,
'Torse!!
ins
'
Hip
lloppc
area
for
I
he
tiine
heint!
SIXTY
PER
CENT
OF
CREDIT
SOCIETIES
ON
PRAIRIES
CO
BROKE
("Kdmonlnn
llullelin)
Six
more
of
Maniloha'n
rural
eredil
societies
have
?nno
"broke."
That
is
what
II
amounts
to.
lhous.1i
the
iiolilo
pliraspnloRy
eniployrrl
says
they
bavp
been
placed
in
lhc
hands
of
the
provincial
supervisor
of
rural
creililM
as
arlminlslralor."
II
l
hoy
were
private
concerns
f
would
simply
be
said
that
thev
were
bankrupt.
Out
of
'
i
ofju
those
.societies
in
the
Province,'
l
i
of
Ihein
are
now
in
llial
posir!
nun,
vviui
iiamiiiies
lolallinp
a
million
and
three-quarters.
At
a
time
when
the
privalely-owiieil
banks
are
being
subjected
In
a
ileal
oT
criticism,
because
one
of
iliem
went
to
the
wall
through
uiismauaemcnl,
it
is
informing
to
mile
that
these
credit
societies
in
Manitoba
have
established
a
record
for
failures
which
stands
allopetjier
by
itself.
These
iuidilulinn
are
publicly-owned
and
nperalod
if
my
kind
of
a
concern
conies'.iin-der
that
caiegory.
Huf
they
lfave
Ihe
banks
beaten
to
a
fraz'xlo
Avhen
it
wmies
to
ycollaiisinsr.
Sixly
pei
ul.
of
the
banks
in
(Canada
have
not
gone
broke,
nor
any
pcrccnla;:c
comparable
to
thai.
The
theory
thai
the
public
know
how
to
run
a
financial
in
stitution
belter
than
financiers
iknow
is
correspondingly
put
at
a
idiscouiii
.
SMITHERS
MAN
IS
MARRIEDJN
SOUTH
Miss
Edith
Frances
Buss
Be
comes
Bride
of
Major
Reginald
L.
Gale
An
interest
ins
wedding
tnok
place
in
Saanich
on
Saturday,
.March
7,
when
Miss
Kdilh
Fran
cos
Jluss,
younfcsi.
daughler
of
Ihe
lalo
Kilward
lluss
and
Mrs1
Huss,
Mount
Newton
Cross
Hoad,
liec.Hiiie
the
bride
of
Major
Hesi-milil
I.,
(tale,
M.:.,
sou
of
the
late
Mr.
Charles
Krancis
(ialo,
of
Cheltenham,
xlCnnland.
Th"
rori'inoiiy
was
performed
at
SI.
Stephen's
Church.
The
bride,
who
was
jiiven
in
niarriapp
by
her
brother,
Henry
Huss,
was
beautifully
frowned
in
liberty
aliu
made
on
lonir
slrtihiht
linos,
Willi
real
laco;
p
lullo
veil
worn
wMli
a
fillet
of-ornnpo
,
blossoms
and
silver
)ttfli
aVil
ai
iriilioiiiyii
xtj
reil
roses
compieieii
a
iniisl
cliarmiiiK
loilctle.
Mrs.
William
Palorson,
matron
of
honor,
was
gowned
in
a
must
becoming
ensemble
suit
of
blue
jKjplin
with
rrey
hat
ensuilo.
Her
boiuiuel
was
of
niuk
roses,
carnations
and
maidenhair
ferns.
J.illli
Miss
Nancy
Paterson
made
a
most
liewilcbing
flower
girl
dressed
in
a
frock
of
while
silk
ami
a
mob
cap
of
lullo
with
liny
llowers.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
daffodils
and
carnal
ions.
The
groomsman
was
0.
11.
M.
(Sale,
brother
of
Ihe
groom,
.
l-'or
traveling
Mrs.
(tale
ware
a
dark
blue
costume
with
cloche
bat.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gale
will
spend
I
heir
honeymoon
in
Tacoiua
and
California
alter
which
I
hoy
will
propped
to
Sinilhcrs
whom
they
Will
reside.
Major
dale
is
.on-gaged
in
Ihe
brokerage
business
in
I
ho
interior
I
own.
TOO
STRONG
Two
or
Hirer
citizens
of
An
chorage
wore
imbibing
of
the.
forbidden
convivial
fluids
recently
and
each
had
partaken
of
one
swallow
when
Ihe
eiirlli(uako
hit.
With
one
accord
each
placed
hi
glass
on,
the
bar
and
swore
off
the
slulT
forever.
"II,"
gnspod
one,"
"I
lint's
Ihe
slrong-e.sl
slulf
I've
over
tasled.
Anchorage
Timeu.
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The
Man
in
the
Mood
K
f
I
THK
wishbone
is
all
rijfhl
but
what
is
imrlicularly
needeil
today
is
hatidione..
SO.MHOXH
wants
lo
know
what
in
the
.lorusalejii
blazes
is
that
piiilocol
they
are-
making
so
much
fuss
about.
Ho
think
U
must
be
some
kind
if
a
graflor
or
Ihe
ItHIish
wtuibln'l
deiiounce
il
so
much.
"
NKXT
week
Alex
llobb,
the
honorable
the
minister
of
finance,
pro
Inn,
as
Ihe
scholars
say,
is
lo
tell
hov
hi
intends
lo
spend
our
nionoy
for
us
Ibis
yar.
And
yo
this
is
hot
half
as
important
as
my
weekly
bud
40l.
You
see,
it's
this
way.
I
.mo
u
bill
down
town
and
1
have
.teen
trying
to
reduce
it
but
hung
I
I
can
iiudgoil.
V
A
J-'KV
more
spring
Iambs
j
were
shorn
nf
tlmr
savings
a'
I
Winnipeg
yoislennorn
when
tliej
price
of
wbrnl
diiiiipml
thirteen
cents.
II
w"us
Friday
thirteen'
for
some
of
them.
i
I
HAVE
heard
of
glullon.s
but
never
one
quite
.
grindy
as
that
lloolh
school,
furuac''
when
a
Ion
a
day
is
sliovolldiT
into
its
maw.
WHAT
sort
i
f
girl
.do
you
Ii
i
11
k
1
am?
Inmtiivd
Ihe
prctly
slonog.
when
I
obi
by
her
Omploy-er
lo
make
il
snappy.
A
(iilll.'S
life
is
an
open
book
but
il
usually
opens
at
the
wrong
place
lo
be
really
interesting.
Lost
Word
Puzzle
A
MAN
onco
lived
at
the
Who
ovcrv
dav
niado
it
his
He
could
Walk
up
the
slroet
Without
using
his
foot.
Hut
you
see,
each
leg
was
a-
'()NI?.!toucii'-of
spring-'
And
all
I
lie
town
Is
out
lo
lake
the
sun
At
baseball
tennis
Uoaling
or
Some
other
kind
of
fun.
P
LAYING
hockey
'when
lbs
llicrnioinclor
is
20
below
zero
may
be
all
right,
but
silling
for
two
hours
to
watch
the.
.
game
would
need
a
few
warm
wraps.
A
,MAX
droppyd
dead
washing
dishes
for
his
Men,
beware
I
when
wife
"XKVF.H
bother
abd'uL
keeping
Ihe
wolf
from
the
door.
Sol.
a
Iran
and
then
sell
Hie.
wolfs
poll.
MEN
like
gambling
That
is
why
Ihey
conlinue
to
buy
booze
in
the
U.S.
They
jiro
gambling
with
I'enlh.
IT
was
a
game
of
draw
and
I
bad.
four
kings
and
you
bet
bet
the
limit
and
I
should
have
won
if
that
chap
opposite
hadn't
had
three
noes
and
Ihe
joker
and
Unit's
why
I
quit
poker.
'TlK
light
ones,,
(hoy
arc
killers.
Tim
dark
ones
sweetly
nilld.
Not
t
ho
wrapper.,
but
the.
flllor?
Mnko
cigar
or
women
wild.
IT'S
said
that
down
cast
when
It
costs
you
seven
out
of
every
ten
dollars
to
live
PAF.
ECONOMIC
experts
tell
us
that
it
costs
the
average
family
about
70
per
cent
of
its
total
income
to
buy
food,
clothing,
household
utilities
and
all
the
multitude
of
little
things
that
keep
a
family
comfortable
and
happy.
Seven
dollars
out
of
every
ten
and
that
doesn't
.
include
rent,
luxuries
or
entertainment.
Think
what
a
job
it
is
to
spend
this
large
proportion
of
your
income
wisely
and
well.
To
get
the
biggest
and
best
possible
value
from
every
one
of
those
seven
dollars!
The
clever
woman
goes
to
the
advertisements
of
her
daily
paper
for
help.
There
she
finds
a
directory
of
buying
and
selling.
She
learns
about
the
offerings
of
merchants
and
manufacturers.
She
compares
values.
She
weighs
quality
and
price.
She
takes
this
opportunity
of
judging
and
selecting
almost
everything
she
needs
to
feed,
clothe,
amuse,
instruct
and
generally
bring
up
her
family.
'
Do
you
read
the
advertisements?
You
will
find
them
willing
and
able
to
serve
you
in
the
daily
business
of
purchase.
Advertisements
are
guardians
of
your
pocket-book
read
them
carefully
I
h
n
earthquake
hit
one
of
Ihe
towns
somebody
spilled
I
lie
beans.
1
hope
there's
no
earthquake
hero.
1IKANS
are
all
don'!
spill
'cm.
-
right
if
yon
j
Ten
Years
Ago
J
in
Pilnre
Rupert
J
a
-
March
16,
1915
The
provincial
government
has
ipw
granted
Ihe
city's
record
on
Wkc
Channel
power
righls.
l'lif
announcement
was
niado
I
)
Hit;
city
council
last
night
by
Mayor
.Vcvvlon
following
Ihe
return
from
Victoria
of
William
Munsoii,
M.P.P.
A
committee
from
the
bosplial
board
consisting
of
O.
H.
Nelson.
George
W.
Morrow,
Harry
Hoffman,
hen
Hell
and
l.
0.
Stewart
appeared
before
the
cily
council
last
night
with
tho
request
that
a
grant
of
10,000
be
mado
to
tho
hospital.
1
lie
matter
was
roferreil
lo
the
finance
The
Mayor
and
Aid.
Mnrrissoy
at
last
nighl
s
meeting
or
the
cily
council
presonlod
a
full
re
port
on
Iheir
recent
nnanciai
mission
in
Montreal.
II
is
said
thai,
lis
one
result
of
I
ho
fishery
concessions
re
centlv
aranlcd.
narl
at
least
of
llbo
Seattle
halibut
rishing
fleet
will
be
moved
lo
Prince
Hupsrt
In
some
quarlers
it
is
expected
that
fully
t
h
ill
v
boats
will
bo
hero
by
the
end
of
April.
TJin
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage.
Company
announce
thai
a
largo-supply
of
herring
arrivoi
at
I
In?
week
end
and
Ihey
nr
well
salisried
vvilh
Ihe
calch
so
far
Ibis
season.
Tho
supply
of
bail
promises
to
be
a
good
one
Telegraphic
Address:
"Bushmarine
Prince
Rupert."
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
Night
Phones
687
539
Black
735
Gr.
601
Family
Shoe
Store
See
our
Window
for
MEN'S
NEW
SPRING
SHOES
AND
OXFORDS
Special
This
Week.
Men's
mid
Young
Men's
gnml
.quality.
Drown
Calf,
Welled
Shoes
for
only
$5.85
Phone
357.
Third
Ave.
RAW
FUR!
If
yon
want
to
lie
paid
highest
passible
C'.VSH
prices
for
your
RAW
FUHS.
forward
them
to
R.
S.
ROBINSON
&
SONS,
LTD.
Branch
Receiving
Office:
1225-6
Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Heml
Office
:--lt.S.ll.
Ilblp.,
4:-rl
honise
St.,
Winnipeg.
Man.
Kst.
1S8H.
Incorporated
120
I
Another
Portland
Canal
Opportunity
The
Tirsl
Treasury
Issue
of
the
Porter-Idaho
Mining
Co.,
Ltd..
is
now
ort'erecl
the
public
at
25c
per
share.
This
is
Ihe
only
oilier
shipping
mine
besides
Hie
Premier
in
th"
Portland
Canal
District.
Ore
shipped
last
year
more
than
paid
development
work.
For
lull
informal
ion
apply
.
H.
W.
ML
ROLSTON
&
CO.
Stowart.
Stockbrokers.
Victoria.