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SAWS
Their
teeth
are
of
a
toughneaa
wliicli
main
them
hold
their
keen
cutting
edge
under
every
usage.
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YOUR
Fresh
Meats
AT
ECONOMY
STORE
ti;:
n
ll.'i"
per
lb..
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per
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35c
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ii
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per
25c
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III..
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20c
Economy
Store
423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phone
18.
of
Evening
Dresses
125
per
cent,
reduc
tion
all
this
week
"Demers"
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
BOc
Per
Sacr
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
'Hons
S80.
Night
op
Day.
Wr
BUY
BOTTLES.
JUST
ARRIVED
Children's,
Growing
Girls'
and
Misses'
SHOES
At
Lowest
Prices
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DKNTItT.
Helgerson
Block.
PHIKCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Office
Hours,
t
U
8.
Phone
C8Q.
Pn
Evenings
Only
Fr
peolel
Appointment.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
fob.
Business
Humming
Willi
a
111
belter
limn
a
fdfllllKllt
Hi
go
before
(III!
opening
uf
Hit'
close
halibut
fishing
season,
when
Imlli
Mile
American
iirtd
liiniic
fishing
Meets
will
lie
renewing
nriuainlanees
Willi
t
Ik
wily
nialililll
on
Hie
deep
sea
Msliing
grounds,
Hie
shops
along
I
he
waterfront
are
a
veritable
dive
ir
industry
ami
are
deluged
Willi
n
rush
of
"laxl
liiiilule"
re-iair
wnrk
on
bnals
nf
I
lie
home
fleet.
Kvery
availallle
hammer,
aw
ami
paint
iiruh
has
lieen
rushed
info
netinii
ami
"despite
I
lie
touch
oT
frosty
weallier
several
daring
skippers
are
daubing
llieir
hulls
wilh
every
conceivable
color
of
paint,
the
nl.i
rainlliar
"copper"
pcfhaps
being
the
most
conspicuous.
In
a.l.lilion
In
hull
repair
work,
work
is
hein?
earried
nut.
Anjona:
hoals
of
Ihe
home
fleet
.l.iiiiK
engine
work
are
Ihe
Nuba.
Verna
ami
Cape
Spencer,
all
of
which
will
in
a
few
clays
he
ready
for
Ihe
hivh
spots.
j
Work
on
Ihe
va
I
erfn.nl
road-j
w
ay.
which
is
being
carried
out
by
Hie
provincial
government,
is
making
excellent
progress
under
the
superintendence
of
road
fore-iuan
W.
P.
Anderson.
The
overhead
approach
In
the
provincial
dock
has
heir
removed
ami
a
Jang
of
men
are
tVoW
busy
grading
Ihe
roadway
behind
Ihe
fish
houses,
which
will,
even
in
its
prcMcul
slale
take
car
of
vehio-ular
trallie.
The
jmwer
boat
Dolphin,
Capl.
III.
liordou.
nrriMil
in
porl
on
Tui'silay
from
Kilknlla
for
engine
repairs,
and
relumed
on
Thursday.
Mi
1'adden
Mrnl
heirs
are
busy
repairing
llieir
power
boat
Oh
Hoy
al
the
McLean
yards
in
readiness
for
the
trolling
season.
A
new
i
ii
1
1
1
house,
and
cabin
are
ainniiv
the
Improvement
made
on
Ihe
sludy
looking
craft.
j
Visitors
Leave
'
The
launch
(h
Maby.
Oapt.
r.nrrie
l.ambly,
left
porl
on
Thursday
morning
having
aboard
.Mr..
It.
l.ambly,
who
is
reluming
1
1
o
Ihe
ranch
on
Lewis
Island
ar
j
I
or
visiting
in
Ihe
jpasi
few
days
Tor
linen!,
ami
Jack
Hodman,
keeper
'or
Ihe
Holland
lloek
light,
who
jhas
been
in
Ibwn
for
eight
.lays
(on
business.
While
al
Hie
Holland
Hook
light,
the
Ob
Maby
jiook
olT
M.
(Inodcoop,
who
has
'been
relieving
Ihe
regular
lijrh:
j
keeper.
W.
II.
Loc,,tlerlrkinn,
is
nnwv
oUicinl
'repair,
"slntunf
roV
Hip
rainoiis
At
wilier
Kent
fgnilion
systems
for
Priuct'
lluiierl
dislricl.
A
large
slock
carried
for
marine
ensfinrs
and
cars.
(
apf.
Kaillam)
n
riyed
curly
In
SAILINGS
to
uuitorii
Apply
to
Ann
everywhere
er
J.
J.
FOKSTER,
0n.
AH..
C.P.K.
Station,
vancouvtr,
Telephone
Seymour
Z630,
Lin,
rac.
ny.(
Traffic
Agcnll.
MAK
I
KHSKKVATION'S
NOW
2
5
FROM
ST.
JOHN
TO
LIVERPOOL
,
,
Fell.
(1,
Mar.
it
M..l.tlil!'lr
Mi.
CI,
Mar.
13
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Irh.
ii.
Mar.
an
l..nlmsn
IVh.
J.
Mar.
?
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TO
0LAS00W
,
,
Ki'h.
T.
Mar.
7
,;,4I',,H'L'
Mar.
111.
Apr.
S1
Mwaaiu.l
TO
CHERBOURG-SOUTHAMPTON-
SMTlltraB
10,
Mar.
ID
M''1.1!?
,
.iinrimrii
D
MmiiPiiiwi
FROM
NEW
ronr,
TO
LIVERPOOL.
.
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Mnntrnyni
MEDITIRANNEAN
CRUISE
0
(Kroni
Knw
Voiki
:tnjri
nr
WEST
INDIES
CRUISE
Frl),
SI.
rrom
Nnw
York
..
M.nirnynl
'he
week
aluiar.1
his
power
lioaf
lloyal
III.
from
Oonu
Itiver.
Can
was
in
t
own
for
some
callle
fn.l-iler
ami
left
mi
Wednesday
loaded
lo
Ihe
waler
line
with
a
heavy
carpi
of
hay.
Ethel
June
Sold
Two
Fine
A
Willys-Knight,
automobile
for
Capl.
liuson,
owner
of
I
lie
Livingstone,
ami
a
7
Towing
Booms
The
lug'
Alredo,
Capl.
Andy
AUredson,
left
porl
on
Wednes
day
for
a
tow
of
logs
consisting
of
two
boom
from
Mellakalla
to
(ieorgelnwu.
The
logs
have
been
i
got
mil
by
Louis
Locker,
Porcher
Island,
and
W.
O.
Lal'oinle,
llavaner
Inlet.
The
booms.
wore
ynrdod
at
Mellakalla.
A
scow
load
of
lumber
for
Ihe
cily
and
a
scow
load
of
fish
box
lumber
for
the
Canadian
I'ish
&
Cold
SM'i'agi;
Company
arrived
in
porl
on
Wednesday
from
Cieorge-lown
in
tow
or
the.
tug
M.T.-3.,
.('apt.
Ileggie
flrcen.
Tlie
schooner
Heveillo.
owned
by
llradhury.and
YeM,
will
shortly
bn
taken
up
nn
the
McLean
ways
tor
overhaul.
After
a
prolonged
holiday
trip
down
the
coast
as
far
as
Swanson
May,
Capl.
Vic.
Mnrcklnnri,
owner
and
skipper
ir
I
lie
power
boat
Cub,
relumed
In
port
nn
Tuosifay
last.
Cap
was
accompanied
by
Charlie
"Slim"
Thompson
who
look
the
voyage
Tor
Ihe
benefil
oT
bis
health.
The
Prince
Huperl.
Ttoalliouse
inleresls
have
commenced
the
hiinlinff
of
sand
and
(crave!
from
Mieir
pil
on
Porcher
Island,
and
the
power
boat
Pachcna,
Cant.
A.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
vr.r.
nvT
'
Swansnu,
has
been
.'ouiuiissiolicd
:in
Ihis
service....
The
huii.I
ami'
gravel
is
for
use
locally
in
linil.l
dip
elr.
P.apl.
John
Malison
is'
pulling
I
he
finishing
("ouches
-to
over
haul
work
on
Ihe
s..'hnoner
Fisher
In
Onw
nay.
Capl.
Oeorgc
l.edecos
is
having
considerable
engine
repair
work
done
on
his
power
I
rolling
boa
I,
Skrena
al
I
ho
Akcrbcrg-Tlinui-son
shops.
Hap
is
well
kti.iwp
on
Ihe
Skeena
Jin.l
is
usually-1
ii"5
"high
nian"'
or
Ihe
season'
when
salmon
are
-plenliful.
etc.
always
i
t'nion
freighter
f.liilliwark
ar-"Swanson's
rived
in
norl
on
Wednesday
and
schooner
,
MA
I
UK
flLVllUN
UULd
passenger
Muick
car
for
Capl.
Kd.
Wenlhiir.
owner
of
Ihe
schooner
Valorous,
arrived
in
Ihe
city
on
the
CP.lt.
steamer
Princess
Mary
on
Monday
last
and
were
unloaded
at
Ihe
Canadian
National
dork.
If
passing
eenls
actually
cast
their
shadows
be
fore,
as
Ihe
old
saying
goes,
this
iuflu
of
four
wheeled
I
joy
augers
well
for
Ihe
rapid
completion
of
the
Kaien
Island
road.
How
about
It?
You
want
the
best
price
you
can
get
for
your
furs,
of
course
you
do.
I'll
pay
the
hlnhest
price
so
bring
them
In.
The
safe
bet
to
the
trapper
Is
W.
Goldbloorri,
Second
Avenue.
Poor
Fish
I
wish
I
were
a
gold
fish,
who
hasn't
any
mind,
I'd
grin
from
gill
to
gill
before
and
wag
my
tail
behind.
I
would
unl
have
a
unse
al'
all,
so
wouldu'l
have
to
blow
il;
ami
if
I
blushed
no-body'd
know
becauso
I
wouldn't
show
it.
I
wouldn't
have
to
comb
m
hair,
nor
clean
my
leelh
ami
nails,
Ihe
only
thing
I'd
have
lo
tin
is
finnicure
Toy
tails.
Dressmakers
could
mil
make
me
slaml
mid
slick
me
full
of
pins;
Hie
only
draperies
I
cily
for
the
i
would
wear
would
lie
my
gracerul
lenlal
Ireal-
fins.
And
since
I
love
lo
lracl.
I'd
swim
around
Ihe
globe;
T
wouldn't
hae
lo
wear
a
ha!,
nor
lake
a
steamer
robe.
Dangers
cruel
I
need
not
fear,
in
Ihe
bowl
where
I'd
abide,
'less
1
was
ealen
hy
the
cat
or
by
mistak"
got
fried.
If
trying
pan
should
be
my
fale,
I'd
sizzle
out
in
peace,
I'd
follow
rii-'hl
good
company
for
Mryon
died
in
Oreece.
Acadian
lleeorder.
Purchases
Ranch
K.
H.
Ilolifer,
well
known
on
Ihe
walerfronl,
has
receully
possessed
himself
of
a
ranch
in
Hie
vieinllv
of
Kllkalla
wilh
I
hp
nl.-
.
j
dipt,
nave
uiicliie
has
recenlly
;
jeel
nt
going
inlo
Hi.-
livestock
sold
Ihe
halihul
schooner
Klhel
I
raising
business.
Mr.
lloliver
.Mine
to
Capl.
Swansou
of
Swau-iwas
over
there
weully
ajid
unison
Hay.
The
new
owner
was
:e,
how
well
Ihe
pack
horses
from
al
w'
I
yesterday
when
Ihe
isiewarl,
w
hich
are
being
winter-hard
working
girl
was
headed
!ed
Ihere,
have
fared
as
Ihe
result
south
for
her
new
home
wherejnf
Ihe
luxurious,
growth
or
fo.l-she
will
he
inilialed
into
Ihe
an
I.
let-
in
Ih'at
country.
I
he
horses,
or
logging.
Capl.
Swanson
isiwhich
were
on
Ihe
lean
side
after
one
of
Ihe
pioneers
or
Ihe
Swan-J
u
slrenuous
season
of
parking
in
son
May
dislricl
having
laken
ihe
niiuin?
town,
have
pieke.l
up
tip
prospecting
and
mining
there
in
IHOII.
ijwaiison
May
derived
Ms
name
from
Capl.
Swanson
and
in
Ihe
early
.lays
Ihe
skippers
of
Ihe
passing
steamers
Hie
engines
are
eomiiT?
in
forlilelhcrinjr
freight,
llieir,
final
intensive
touch
whll;
leferre.l
In
il
as
eonsj.lerahle
eleclrical
nverhaul)
May.
wonderfully
during
llieir
holiday,
and
Ihis
fact
"inched
Ihe
argument
in
favorvnf
callle
raisinv
for
Mr.
Moliver.
!
unloaded
'.'(Id
Ions
of
coal
from
I
Vancouver
Island
for
I
lie
MrCalTery
inlercsls
passenger
j
...
I
Mar-,..
ony
...An
itrurrniT
nnrc
BIT
OF
ADVERTISING
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Alaypr
Ni'wlon'jipierviewed
in
Vancouver
is
rejiiirled
lo
have
said:
"Prospects
never
looked
brighter
Tor
a
considerable
in
i
i
I
dustrial
development
al
Prince
Muperl
this
year,"'
stated
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton
or
the
northern
seapnrl
today.
Mayor
Newton
is
tin
a
visit
lo
Va'nenuvor.
"One
or
the
main
reasons
Tor
such
hopes
l'lhl
fAcI
1hal
J.
A.
Smllh
plans
In
re-iipen
the!
Liu-erson
sawmill
at
'il
(tve
with
the
likelihood
or
a
box
factory
and
shingle
mill
being
added
in
Ihe
near
rulnre,
anil
the
ultimate
launching
of
a
pulp
and
paper
mill
enlin'prisi1.
"Apart
from
Ihis
the
eonlrae!
for
Hie
roiimlalinii
ami
wharf
for
Ihe
new
grain
elevator
has
lieen
let.
and
wilh
the
closed
season
for
halibut
fishing
ending
williiu
three
wei;s.
there
will
be
great
activity
among
Ihe
fishing
fleels.
Mfivnp
Vou-lnn
miilnl4il
Ihp
...
......
...
...
j
proposal
oi
.viayor
iveunein
Itlalchford
or
Edmonton
In
hol.L
n
ennrerence
or
western
mayors
in
Alberta
invJune
In
discuss
western
problems
and
arrange
Tor
uniled
aclimi
fo
assert
the
rights
or
the
western
provinces,
tfilli
i
,n
!
ii.nt
;i
t
rnfftl-mifn
In
llm
opening
up
or
the
Peace
Hiver
counlrv.
TEA
GROWING
PROFITS
The
price
nt
good
ipialily
lea
has
risen
in
the
last
Iwo
year
between
SOe
and
25c,
per
pound.
The
demand
which,
has
been
phenomenal
has
suslnined
Ihi
increase
and
the
fnrlitnule
owners
or
lea
plantations
have
earned
dividend
in
some
case.
or
from
(50
per
cent
lo
100
per
cent.
All
those
engaged
in
selling
the
coinnio.lily--who
have
not
been
making
any
more
prorii
have
lieen
honins
Tor
overproduction.
This
is
inevitable
when
such
pro-
nmm.
1
BRONCHITIS
I
m.
bkciiitc
miAnAsrrrrn
xV
FIRST
DOSE
BRINC5
SKLIEf
m
i
ten
Sold
in
Prince
Itilperl
by
"
ORtYlES
LIMITED
Is
your
wife
wiser
than
you?
IF
YOU
read
only
the
stock
and
sporting
pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
thrn
you.
She
reads
the
shopping
news.
She
lik
es
to
hear
you
jingle
money
in
your
pockets.
She
likes
to
stretch
money
to
the
limit,
so
she
won't
have
to
ask
Tor
more.
She
likes
to
shop
strategically.
Know
what
she
does.
Comfortablv
at
home
in
a
cushiony
armchair,
she
scans
advertising
columns.
She
compares,
judges
and
selects
the
goods
she
desires;
maps
her
route;
with
least
effort
and
minimum
time,
goes
direct
to
the
planned
store
and
buys.
She
obtains
what
she
Wants
at
the
lowest
price
it
is
offered.
She
is
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
knows
adoerlised
goods
live
up
to
their
claims.
She
saCes
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
to
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
These
advertisements
are
written
for
your
benefit
too.
Read
them.
Help
her
help
you
save.
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bonJ
investment
not
a
stock
spssulitio.i
His
are
being
made
and
prices1
will
then
rail.
Hut
lea
is
still'
gelling
dearer
and
no
one
can;
foretell
just
when
(lie
drop
will;
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FEET
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BE
ONEOF
THE
BEST
Twenty
Beautiful
Girls
on
Surf
Boards
Behind
Speed
Boats
Seen
In
Film
I'roni
the
gaiety
nf
a
yachlinic
parly
at
Calalina
Island,
Amy
Loring,
young,
spoiled
hy
the
generous
allowance
nf
a
lialf-sisler,
finds
herself
faced
wilh
the
necessity
of
work
to
support
a
husband,
maimed
in
a
fight
wilh
a
shark
which
hud
menace.)
her.
Such
is
Hie
renlraj
sllualiivi
or
Cecil
M.
De.Mille'
"Keel
or
Clay,"
Ihe
ilirecfTir-geni'i'ars
firsl
conlrihulion
lo
Paramount'.
ruinous
I'orly.
This
screen
play
has
retained
all
Hie
modernity,
zest
and
flavor
which
made
Mar-
garello
Tullle's
novel
one
of
Hie
reigning
"best
sellers."
The
initial
beach
cenes
nt
Cat
alma,
puiirlualeil
hy
a
thrilling
race
by
hvenly
lieuuliful
girls
on
siirr-hoards
behind
Ml!
spoed-
jhonls,
end
in
a
wedding
belweenj
Amy
and
Kerry
on
the
huge
l.an-Isell
yacht,
en
route
hack
to
New
loih.
iieriua
.ansrii,
uaii-sis-
ter
lo
Amy,
also
(nlrrcste.l
in
'Kerry,
e-uls
olT
Amy's
allowance.
In
New
York,
Ihe
poor
elllci-
Jency
engineeris
a
wall-Mower
al
a
gorseous
dance
given
by
Merlha.
A
dance
hy
Tony,
wilh
hi
wife
drives
Kerry
to
inn
floor,
a
dahce.
collapse
and
the
doctor's
verdict
thai.
death
menace.
him
if
he
touches
his
fool
lo
Ihe
ground
wilhin
n
year;
Amy
brcoine.s
a
model
in
Hie
establishment
nf
Mendick.
Then
starts
Mio
play
nf
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dramatic
forces,
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