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NORWEGIANS
TO
rUWVK.J't9JE3LIAtLVr
VJftr
(
Local
and
Personal
TRY
THIS
!
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PIE
GATHER
AT
1sV..l
B.C.
Undertakers.
IMioue
41.
4
Pottoe,
2
large
Onioni,
TWIN
CITIES
1
Oxo
Cubei,
Pepper
and
Salt.
Ev
i
i
inn
i
i
i
i
Slice
the
potatoe)
and
onions
and
Ladies'
Oxfords
$
i.OO.
Mrs.
Fifty
Thousand
Canadian-Norwegians
Hrahluian.
put
Ihemiin
a
pie
dih
in
layen.
Will
Attend
Dittolve
the
Oxo
in
a
cupful
o
Norse-American
Centen-j
Hoy
a
I
iMirpI'irTcaniid
NTiiXfrv
dot
wdter,"an,d
pour.ovef
J
putting
,
1
nial
at
Minneapolis-and
'
a
small
piece
K
dripping
on
the
'':
''Ybur
Fdrm
Sale.
Maieli.
jJL;;;
.V,'!
'
'
'
55d
'top.
Bake
in
a
hot
oven
until
St.
Paul
in
June
p.-
f
browned
nicely,
and
serve.
'
is
a
You'll
like
oiir
:oall
Consumers
Kinf
Haakon,
President
Coolidge
and
Lord
and
Invited.
Business
Proposition
Coal
Co.
Phone
7,
tf
Lady
Byng
One
of
the
greatest
of
all
!
Enercy-Producing
Foods!
Pcliawt
Jar
the
tavit
ana
jot
coowtng.
sw;
vti-..i:r.-.iBm
iFlSHER
&
WONTJUUU.
T
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EN!
I
is
it
yoiii'
iiri
-'Viii
jmi
nnu
sec
Mint
n
is
com-ii.
n
up'
some
of
the
Hunt;-
on
should
have
on
.ore
Mill
Jllll
III
M'li:
IODINE
ADHESIVE
PLASTER
BANDAGES
EPSOM
SALTS
LYSOL
BORACIC
ACID
DRESSING
FOR
BURNS,
ABSORBENT
COTTON,
FIRST
AID
BOOK
f
i'
uiiir
Personal
Kit
vim
will
,iln
need
RAZOR
SHAVING
SOAP
RAZOR
BLADES
SHAVING
BRUSH
SOAP
TOOTE
PASTE
COMB
TOOTH
BRUSH
i
H
-upplios
frnm
n
;unl
be
-.ore
tiT
receiving
jsl'iifliuii.
OR
M
ES
LI
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Roxall
Stars
Ask
-for
a
Tide
Book
for
1925.
7hcy
aro
Free.
When
the
S
un
Shines
will
your
Draperies
Fade?
-
OUR
GUARANTEED
CASEMENTS
will
un)
fade,
i
:n
C
f
un.
Ilussct.
Whirlpool,
(iiitl
.Mid-Hose.
'
i
In
nil',
jut
art!
$1.75
arrie's
Home
Furnishinffs
w
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w
m
vm
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m
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a
mm
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fE
Washer
Wj
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4
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VA
J
Has
un
Wringer,
needs
iiihr'.
Wiiii
(inlil
Medal
l
lasl
Queliec
Fxhiliilion
over
nil
American
anil
Canadian
Machines.
Lush
Price
$185.00:
also
sold
on
lerins.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
RAW
FURS
1
w
hl
to
hi
lt.inl
hiiflh-sl
iMMhh!
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Vancouver,
B.C.
"
"
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lil.lK..
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SI.,
Winnipeg.
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IiM'ii'iiinili'(l
IIH20
SPECIAL
SELECTED
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7
;
t'UHduHtvr
Dominion
Government
'
supervision
TlioQuiililyWiislofCunada-
as
Lmuor-
r
'V1'1
r
displayed
hy
the
'umu
(ii
ii
iir
iiiivt:i
iiinriiL
iji
HritUh
Columbia.'
Melliodisl
Clinch
llamiiii'l
Thursday.
March'
12,
0.30
p.m.
Mulhiidisl
Chureli
Jiamiucl,
TiiurHiTay,
March
Z
at
O.JO
p.m.
50
Al
your
s.-rvice
day
and
night,
Arthur
Taxi.
I'lione
078.
Slum!,
noxt
i:ik'
llonii!.
tf
HI.
Andrew'
Lailion'
Auxiliary
aflrruiion
a,
uuw
cooking
and
inivclly
alc,
April
IH.
Denny
Allun
Company.
Clean
up
-Mail
h
Sale.
25
per
cent
oil"
fancy
china
and
Ua
jjets.
'
50
I'enny
Allen
Company.
Cup
uml
auce:s
from
15c
up.
Plates
.mm
.V.
Soup
jilules
froin
I5e.
10
n;r
ei'Ht
olf
diniit'r
et.
50
Tin-
annual
ineeMng
of
th.'
I.O.I
).M.
will
In.
held"in
Un;
Ilos-lon
Hull
on
Salunlay
n!
3
p.m.
All
memherH
are
entitled
In
hring
a
jruiw't.
Tea
will
ho
emd.
.
.lohh
M.
.MorriMon,
Alice
Arm
Iransfi-r
am!
logging
man,
and
v-d
in
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Prince
lluporl
Hi
in
morninir
and
is
refrixlored
at
tfio
Vrince
Unpen
llolcl.
Archie
W.
ShieU
inU
(ieorf-'e
Itingslad
if
Ilellliigliam,
who
liave
heen
here
for
ji
couple
of
day
on
cannery
liun!iii'"r,
e-lurueil
south
on
the
Prince
Hu-perl
this
morninir.
Mr.
and
Mm.
(ieorjfe
Chithier
mailed
Him
morning
on
the
Hteumer
Prince
Rupert
for
Victoria
when;
tliey
will
remain
everat
weeki
while
Mr.
Clothier
is
eomiilctiitjt.
jjjs
uamial
riort
a
residenl
mining
eutyueer
.
for
mis
uiii
ict.
Miss
lori
St.
Cyr
miilelj
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
She
wljl
he
mot
I
lii-re
hy
her
hrotlHir
at)'!
wll
motor
to
Culjrary
where
hoi
rather
is
to
undergo
an
-ojiera-lion
for
his
eyed.
.
.Mit
SL
Cyi
intends
to
return
to
Prince
Ru
pert.
,
Ole
Skog
and
K.
Slallur
were
l
iii-h
fined
$2U
and
iiitils
in
(he
city
police
court
this
inurninp
ror
liaviug
deer
meat
in
theit
possession
during
lite
close
sea-miii.
Slatler
was
also
charKeil
with
having
a
stolen
table
in
possession
and
was
assessed
the
"sis
of
the
courls
imd
lliepriee
ir
the
I
attic.
PniNCE
RUPERT
TIDES
,
s-
Friday,
March
6
High
1
1
:tui
a.m.
17.0
ft.
Low
.......
5:(i!i
a.m.
"
17:i!
p.m.
5.2
"
Saturday,
March
7
HiKh
0:lil
a.m.
Ui.il
ft
1
1
:50
p.m.
1
8.1
"
Low
5:50
a.m.
8.1
"
18:20
p.m.-
i.a
"
v
rf
AIMAIOUNCEMENTS
tTTftTVTTTttTt4
.Musical
evening
in
Haplis!
Church.
Mateh
20,
lo
8
p.m.
If
-..Catholic
Sorui:
Sale,
afternoon,
of
Ain-il
20.
Meh'opole
Hall
followed
hy
social
evening.
Weekly
Cinderella
Dance.
Sat-oida.v
my
hi.
LIKs
llouic
50c.
Tills
ercsti'sl
of
skin
remedies
will
remove
tliuoc
skin
aHU-tinns
that
have
tuiuk-
your
life
a
burden.
TImi
i'liolersble
itching,
burning
ami
tlidcominrt
w'tl
disappear
-under
the
malic
of
IMS
fmnl-
It
lias
bealcd
many
cans
pro-nouueed
hopeivM
and
will
rvacli
your
caie.
Tit
frit
SlJ)t
bottit
rtlitvn
yon
tr
yont
.iy
back,
fry
I).
D.
I),
imp,
tta,
ORMES
LIMITED
I'ourth
Avenue
West;
CUBES
A.
O'Mi'ara
ai'iivi-d
in
ti
ily
this
uiornin
li'iim
llir
N'ua
ivi'r
dislrjct
liy
t'aslioal..
A
fine
hoard
Ifinn.i
unit
haMkolhall
court
i.
Id'iny
i-ri'dcd
on
Ihi'
Iirow
of
Un-
hill
in
front
of
St.
.Iosi.miIi'k
AradiMiiy
on
.Mr.
and
-Mrs.
W.
I".
lioyer
of
Smilliers
passed
I
liroiih,
the
city
front
train
to
Iiuat
this
inoniiim.
Ihey
will
peliil
three
niuiillis
on
a
holiday
tri
to
the
.Mari
time
Provinces..'
I'hilpolf,
Kvift
A
t:o.,
Ltd.
have
removed
IheJl'
husiness
lo
tin'
warehouse
yjoe;i
ween
the
I-'.
IS.'
Dawson
Or.
Jtml
"Stewart
&
Mnli-ley,
Lid.
Coal
orders
will
lie
t
aken
at
the
old
si
and.
50
Miss
Louisa
Ituiiiiison
of
llaellon
sends'
Hi
lilor
a
drawing
wliieh
she
would
like
lo
have
puhlinhed.
While
I
h
e
drawing
is
jrooil
Ihe
Daily
News
is
mil
aide
to
reproduce
it.
There
is
no
eiiKiavinj
jdanl
in
Prince
Rupert.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Mary,
Cnpl.
C.
C.
Saiuley,
liouud
from
VancouviM-
to
soullicasleru
Alaska,
is
due
in
port
early
I
his
'
eveniiifr.
The
vessel
is
inau-
KUriiting
Ihe
siu-ing
ten-day
service
to
Alaska
which
will
he
in
effect
until
the
tourist
season
Htarlsj
in
.tune.
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
.1.
.1.
lleeslev.
after
a
residence
uf
two
years
ih
Prince
Rupert,
have
left
for
Smilhern.
.Mr.
Iteesley
has
lefi
!Ute
serVitH1
o'f
Ihe
Canadian
Na-lional
Railway
lo
Like
a
position
m
the
olfire
of
C.'L.
Dinmck,
assistant
public
works
engineer
for
Hie
lirovincial
govei-umenl
at
Smilliers.
'C.O.JL.M.
sleaiuer
Camulia'i
Freitfliler,
Casd.
Carl
Ilissetl,
ar
rived
from
Vancouver
al
i
o'-
clook
this
iiiornin?
and
is
at
Hie
ocean
dock
loading
frozen
sal
mon
consigned
hy
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
lo
the
United
Kingdom.
'
The
vessel
is
to
sail
on
her
return
smith
to
morrow
morning.
Cnpl.
Duncan
Mackenzie
is
aboard
the
ship
as
pilot.
i
The
city's
steam
roller
this
morning
struck
a
weak
spot
in
Ihe
emhaukmenl
on
the
east
side
of
Allin
'Avenue
which
is
bring
graded
and
was"
stalled
for
a
while
rather
close
lo
Ihe
edge
hut
was
successfully
pried
out.
The
work
on
Allin
Avenue
is
now
entering
on
Ihe
last
stage
of
surfacing
and
may
he
coui-pleled
u
about
two
weeks'
lime.
Frosty
weal
tier
delayed
the
work
eonsideraliy.
PEOPLE
WHO
HANDLE
LIQUOR
DIE
YOUNG
That
is
Statement
of
S.r
Andrew
Clarke,
London's
Noted
Phvslclan
.
C(IU
i:s.
Isle
of
Wight.
Feb.
2.'l.
--Hrewers.
distillers,
burlcmlers,
harmaids,
draymen,
Innkeepers
it
Hit
others
in
the
liquor
trade
live
only
half
as
Ion
as"
fhe'Te-iiiainder
of
the
population,
according
lo
Sic
Andrew
Clitrk,
of
London,
speaking
at
a
temper-nnce
meeting
in
(!oves,
Tin-
doctor
contended
that
not
more
Ihan
one
teaspoon
ful
of
alcohol
u
day
should
he
taken
hy
Ihe
average
man
In
woman.
He
said
that
seven
out
of
ten
beds
jn
London
hospitals
wore
occupied
iy
victims
of
drink.
"If
there'
were
no
alcohol
drinking,"
he
assert
ed,
"there
would
ho
plenty
of
h.-ds-
.available
and
money
lo
support
them."
Sir
Andrew
said
dhat
he
could
testify
himself
that
out
of
2t
cases
'admit
ted
to
a
London
hospital
on
Chrisituns,
23
wero
drunk.
I
1
I
urn?-
In
June
next,
between
three
j
.
j,
,
i
ana
lour
th
us&nd
ianaaians
ana
Americans
-of
Norwegian
origin
will
gather
at
the
twin
cities
of
Minneapolis
and
St.
Paul
to
celebrate
by
a
fcSBBSfisMl
Pthr1y7he
Professor
GWeBothne
nunuieuiu
anni-veraary
of
the
landing
in
America
of
the
first
organised
party
of
Norwegian
settlers
on
the
Continent.
It
wasinl825
that
the
little
sioop
Kestaurationen,
of
45
tons,
set
sail
from
Stavanger
carrying
a
little
band
of
adventurers
who
nettled
in
New
York
str.te
and
ever
since
that
tirr.o
there
has
been
a
steady
si
ream
of
newcomers
to
this
nntincnt
from
their
homeland.
Tha
coming
gatherinf
and
its
pur-iitMeR
were
rtcsntly
discussed
at
the
h
:id
offic-s
of
the
Canadian-
Tacific
Riiilway,
Montreal,
by
Professor
Gisle
Bothne
cf
the
Minr.reotp
state
University
at
Alihr.eapolis.
The
professor
utati-d
tht
the
Legislatures
of
Minnesota
had
endorsed
the
gathering
mi
h.;d
forwarded
:hrough
the
.-.
-trctary
cf
the
State
o'
Vashington
it
vitntic-iis
to
Prcrident
Coolidge,
King
lliiaUon
of
Norway
and
the
.'Itivernor
(irnrral
of
Canada.
Pre-sicienv
Coolidge
had
already
accepted
in
'
Lord
and
Lr.dy
T)yr.g
have
given
i.-arBr.ce
that
they
will
attend.
It
;s
xpi-cttd
that
about
50,000
Nor-KiaTLs
now
living
in
Canada
will
.tind
the
Norse-American
Centen-linl.
The
gathering
will
be
opened
on
lure
G
r.ext
ur.d
;ilioiit
forty
"Bygde-;a;'i"
or
Norwrgians
Clam
will
hold
T!wslinr,'b
during
the
first
day,
Qn
iu:iday
June
7
the
Bishop
of
Oslo,
.'li.ch
a
tit
niMitiy
was
known
as
h
:stiaua,
v.-lll
hold
a
divine
service
md
tlift
isucwding
days
will
be
.oven
up
to
meetings,
field
sports
and
iTuiL-;il
competitions,
and
an
ii'Uoriral
pagiant
depicting
the
Vikii:
avtivitiea
of
one
thousand
years
a;o
and
the
history
of
Norse-m
m
at
nonie
and
abroad
up
to
the
.jresunt
time,
portraying
their
con-"
.riimtions
to
civilization,
in
dis-
ovcries,
science,
agriculture,
indus
try
ana
commerce.
in
art
and
literature
ttl
1
sUftd.
The
costumes
will
be
magmhetnt
and
in
brilliancy
of
tech
nifu.',
in
magnitude
andsptendour
the
A-hoh?
arr::y
will
rival
anything
of
its
kind
that,
has
heretofore
been
produced.
The
othir
features
of
the
Cen
tennial
are
being
prepared
on
the
ttmo
elaboratt'
rcuIo.
It
is
already
arranged
that
a
large
leicaauon
trom
Norway
s
parliament
vill
he
present
and
there
is
some
hope
lhat
the
Nortgian
Crown
Prince
may
attend,
rive
Norwegian-American
universities
are
closing
for
the
summer
early
so
that
their
faculties
and
students
may
be
present.
Professor
Bothne
pointed
out
that
the
Norwegians
had
done
much
in
the
building
up
of
the
central
western
states
and
their
influence
was
shown
by
the
fact
that
the
governors
of
no
less
than
live
states
were
of
Norwegian
hirth
or
descent.
It
has
been
proposed
that,
the
Canadian
Department
of
Colonization
shall
have
an
exhibit
at
the
convention.
In
the
course
of
the
interview
professor
Bothne
stated
that
undoubtedly
the
new
United
States
immigration
laws
would
result
in
large
numbers
of
Norwegians
coming
to
this
country
during
the
next
few
years.
PORTUGUESE
GIRLS
BECOMING
MODERN
Slowly
Emerging
From
Moorish
Seclusion
and
Want
to
go
to
Work
I.ISIioN.
l-'eb.
i'J.
The
women
of
Portugal
slowly
arei
emerging
from
the
almost
Moorish
seclusion
in
which
Ihey
have
lived
for
so
long,
and
the
first
thing
Ihey
do.
under
the
new
freedom,
is
to
go
to
work.
The
shops
and
of-Mcos
or
Lisbon
are
besieged
these
days
.by
girls
eager
lo
follow
in
the
footsteps
of
their
sisters
in
other
countries,
and
earn
their
own
livings.
.Much
had
lo
tyv
overcome
by
these
Lisbon
girls.
There
was
the
resistance
uml
ill-will
oT
Ihe
masculine
clement,
grounded
in
Ihe
precedent
of
many
centuries,
and
a
large
group
of
minor
state
officials,
in
fear
of
their
own
jobs,
voiced
violent
opposition.
Ill
the
schools
also
Portuguese
girl-
have
won
their'
victories.
They
have
exploded
old
I
radii
ions,
and
today
are
taking
their
places
on
Ihe
benches
along
with
their
IicoIIums.
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in
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