1925.
Have
Your
Kodak
Ready
The
Kodak
Keeps
The
Story
RASTEl
.lust
click
the
sliullcr
rit
lliis
easily
worked
Kodak.
Scud
your
films
In
us
and
'.oiiay's
good
limes
Become
tomorrow's
good
pictures.
Our
store
is
llic
right
place
lo
gel
your
Kodak
Ouiril
Tripods,
Films,
Paper,
Albums
everything.
And
we're
us
willing
to
show
as
we
are
to
sell.
If
yon
waul
the
best
prints
possible
from
your
film
let
us
do
your
developing
and
printing.
Ylui
will
be
pleased.
The
only
profitable
customers
are
the
satisfied
ones.
NOVELT
SES
HAVE
ARRIVED
,
ji
-
.rc
ni.ide
ol
f
hf
be
t
i-'im
i.o
,ind
are
I
ii
Hie
'Ku-tee
Bmmy'
d
give.
jt...
ii
niinnig
Hird
Kgg,
per
lb
40c
I
fegv
(.hocolale
Eggs,
Chocolate
Cream
I
,
h
ti'
Babbits,
each
5c
li
I-
i
wrc
Pol,
Hnhldls,
itoosler,
Kggs,
Fish,
i
I-.-K-
and
Kgg
in
While,
Kgg
Cup.
each
.
.
10c
i
in
Fancy
Kgg
Cups,
encji
15c
1
:
It'Mitrrs,
Babbits,
Fish
mill
Men
on
c-l,
m-
25c
1.
i
iiir
novellies
were
sold
mil
before
Easier
...
'
ol
people
were
disippoinloil.
Make
your
I
lei
us
keep
(hem
lor
you
oulil
Kapler,
tn
-lire
of
Ihein.
FORMES
LIMITED
Tht
Pwh'eer
Druggists
The
Rcxall
Store
.
3rd
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Phone
200
and
82
uilding
jVfaterials
WJIBER
hinicusion.
Shnilan
ami
Finisliinir
si.im.nx
1
"
Mm
idlings.
Oak.
Fir
and
dltoitwood
:t
ply
V
,
.
ri.
S;t(
and
Boors.
J
Cement,
Lime,
Plaster,
Brick,
Firebrick,
Fireclay,
Kcene's
vmi,4
nasier
oi
fans,
&ana
ana
Gravel,
Asbestos
Pro-
.,vooa
fipe,
vanned
Pipe,
Agricultural
Tile,
Build-n9
f
P?Prs,
Asphalt
and
Rubber
and
Asbestos
Roofings.
Kuril
the
Famous
'JYANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
iLBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
564
ET
IT
AT!
MEN'S
Ncu,See
our
Window
for
tS
NEW
SPIJIfJft
SPUING
Runro
SHOES
aw
HIGH
CUSS
-GROCERS
PHONE
588
BULK
COCOA
-2
for
2Dc
(new
slock)
-GGGERS'
CLUB
iu
ijiuiiii
HAS
REMOVED
"'lb'
nexi
door
lo
Frizzell
HuBlicr
Shop
across
"uiu
Ihe
impress
Hold
IP
y
11
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lm,!
"r
A
Dc
UAKS
TOBACCOS
FRUITS
CANniFS
pes
ZardinClflL
R0M
IN
CONNECTION
i
?ily
Shoe
Store
AND
OXFORDS
V
5trtnr.lil
TLI
.
in
.
Ii
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u,
1
V
v'al
"US
VVUBK.
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iri.i.il
III..
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('nil
Nne.K?
'
"
S5.85
Third
Ave.
Local
and
Personal
i
B.C.
Undertakers.
I'hono
41.
Ladies'
Sport
lit
alilniuu's.
Sweaters
Mrs
You'll
like
our
.soall
Consum-i:rs
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
tf
Hemstitching
and
Plcottng.
Prompt
work
guaranteed.
Mrs.
H.
H.
Hemmlngs.
Black
130.
I.iulyjsinilli
-
Wellington,
"'
lie
hcsl,"
also
"Peerless,"
"smoke
-b'ss."
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
If
Tin
(Sail
fniuliiir
Salvor
Cipl.
Hush,
arrived
in
porl
I
h:
morning
from
the
south
wilh
a
cargo
of
coal.
Sir.
am!
Mrs.
(S.
V.
Creighlun.
who
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
morning
from
Slewail.
are
leasing
by
this
afternoon's
train
for
Calgary.
I
n
ion
sleainer
Cliilliwack.
Capl.
.1.
I).
MclMiOc..
snufhhouml
!fi
(on
Slwart
'hiiil
Anyox
to
"
j
Vancouver,
was
iu
port
thi'
morning;.
.!.
Slade
Slevns
relumed
on
the
l'rineess
Beatrice
(his
morning
from
a
trip
to
Ocean
Falls
on
huhies
-us
local
federal
income
lax
olliccr.
Soullfhound
from
Port
Simpson
and
Ihe
Naa
1
liver
to
Vancouver,
Union
steamer
Venlure
Cnpl.
A.
Johnstone,,
was
in
porl
from
K
lo
10
o'clock
this
morning.
Archie
Mrlmics,
well
known
North
Bulklcy
rancher,
has
ar
rivml
id
Ihe
cily
froiu
Ihe
inter
ior
and
im
rut'istereil
at
the
Cen-
Irnl
Hotel.
He
in
reeoverinp
from
n
rwenl
scvitb
IBiims,
NVIiiiil
lirive
and
Hauet-KoiKhlK
of
l'ylltia
and
Siler
Itimloii
Hall,
Mouduy,
March
3
al
H.."io
p.nu
Dunning
II
p.m
WeilMtioe
nrehestiii.
(ienlle-
mii
75c,
ladfen'
506.
Itefrwh
iih'iUh.
70
.1.
I..
Itlnin,
emitracfor,
ha1
taken
over
K."
II.
Shoekley'i1
-litck
of
doiilde
dressed
luuilier,
aii.
and
iloors.
.Mhj(
the
agi'ney
for
J.
Fyf
Stnilh
I.UV
llfird-
wmni.
lor
bandsawing
aim!
iilauing.
Johhing
and
repairing
phono
Itlue
im.
It
No
word
has"
yrt
leen
rec.ivei!
from
Victoria
regard!
113
th
uraiilitiK
"f
Iw'er
MeeHst
for
this
cily.
8oin
prtjies
are
ready
lo
star!
husiness
alniot
inimed-ialely
wlille
alterations
will
hav?
to
he
made
al
others
tu
eoinplj
with
the
A
el
before
tlo-v
may
pen.
1
C.l'.H.
.steamer
I'rincesfi
lleat-
rice.
Capl.
Thoituis
Clitic,
arriv-d
from
Vancouver
nnd
wayporls
hi
10
o'clock
tl
is
morniiijr,
re-iiirning
mjuIIi
at
noon
after
having
unloaded
considerable
freighl
arno
here.
There
arrived
here
.mi
I
he
vessel
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
J.
f.
Slewail
and
son,
.I.Slade
iSleveiis.
Mr.
McAllister
and
Mr.
Spiers
The
Princess
Ileal
rice
is
hein(.:
laken
utr
the
run
nexl
week
at
Naneouver
for
overhaul
and
will
miss
a
I
rip,
her
business
hcinir
handled
by
Ihe
Princess?
-Mary
on
flic
way
to
Alaska.
v
4-
i
v
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Knights
of
Pythias
whist
drive
and
da
ucu,
March
S3.
Musical
evcuinff
in.
Baptist
Church,
March
2(5,
lo
8
p.m.
If
Halfodil
anco,
Queen
Chapter,
I.O.U.K.,
Boston
Easier
Mtnplay,
AhmI
13.
Mary
Hal).
Cnlholic
Spring
Sale,
afler-noon
of
April
20,
Metropole
Hall
followed
by
social
evening.
Weekly
Cinderella
Dance,
Saturday
ntKlii.
Elks'
Home.
50c.
mM
Edgo-Holdintf
SawsH
Fajt-EajyCutiln
ISfNONOSl
SAWS
J
SIMONDJ
CANADA
SAW
CO.
"g
1
TIIE
DAILY
NEW3
PAOB
THREI
TORTURED
BY
A
"DEAD"STOMACH
"Fruit-a-tives"
bring
relief
from
Chronic
Constipation
Ml,
FRED
lUDLOW
"For
a
great
many
years,
I'was
a
martyr
to
Constipation
and
Indigestion;
nothing
I
tried
ever
did
me
any
good.
I
was
induced
to
try
"Fruit-a-tiTesn
and
thev
brought
relief
with
the
first
tablet;
and
by
taking
this
splendid
medicine
at
regular
in-tervala,
I
suffer'
no
more.
I
CAN
NOW
EAT
ANYTHING
WITHOUT
FEELING
THE
SLIGHTEST
PAIN
OR
DISCOMFORT
AFTERWARDS."
So
writes
Mr.
Ludlow,
a
former
U.
S.
Vice
and
Deputy
Consul
in
Great
tiritain,
and
now
of
161
Wett
36th
Street.
New
York.
Thousands
hare
been
relieved
of
Ihe
miseries
of
Constipation
and
Indigftion
by
"Fruit-a-tives",
the
famous
natural
remedy
made
from
the
concentrated
and
Intensified
juices
of
fresh
oranges,
apples,
prunes
and
figs.
25c
and
50c
at
all
dealers.
John
W.
Allen,
yas
boat
en-
filiM-cr
lor
llic
DiuiiMiuiu
l
lslicr-
ies,,
returned
today
mi
the
Prin
cess
.Mary
to
11
is
hcaimuarlrrs
111
Vancouver
after
having
spenl
Ho-
past
ten
days
in
Ihe
city
on
de
partmental
duties.
The
Fair
Hoard's
Mih-cnmmil-tei-
on
revision
of
the
fancy
work
section
met
yesterday
afternoon.
This
committee
consists
of
Mi's
Harry
Alkinx,
Mr.
F.
W.
Pearson,
Mrs.
V.
J.
Kirkpalric,
Mrs.
Olof
llauou
and
Mrs.
S.
Hatcher.
C.l'
'.apl.
from
.11.
tdeamer
l'rineess
Mary,
C.
C
Sainley,
soulhbound
Alaska
lo
Yaucouver,
was
.
.
.
U..
.
.
'
.
,
in
iorl
from
H.SU
lo
I
o
clock
today.
The.
vessel,
look
Ihe
fol
lowing;
pasfenfern,
to
Vaneouvi
croin
hen-:
.1.
W.
Allen,
II.
llel-
el,
T.
Moran,
F.
Miller
and
Mrs.
Norn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J..S.
Stewart
and
son
or
JltiusrieW,
(lino,
reached
Hih
cily
froni
Vancouver
mi
the
rincess
BeaJriei',,
this
nioruing
and
tomorrow
nigh
t
will
leave
'on
the
Cardena
for
Anyox.
Mr.
Stewart
is
a
wide
traveller
and
has
been
many
limes
across
the
Atlantic.
He
is
.
just
recently
back
from
a
trip
to
Africa.
The
flair
has
reached
over
Ihe
City
Hal!
a
stale
of
dilapida-
t
ion
'just
such
as
caused
so
much
criticism
.recently
''
about
Ihe
"Court
House
flair.
Barely
a
ragged
half
of
il
now
remains
to
brave
the
breezes.
It
i
.
lo
bo
hoped
11
in
re
will
not
be
so
much
red
tape
Involved
in
getting
a
new
Hag
fur
the
city
as
Iheje
was
for
the
government.
BIRTHS
There
was
born
last
nighl
al
Ihe
Cennral
llospilar'u
daughler
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'John
Wilson,
Hlhl
Ave.
West.
A
son
wns
born
this
morning
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Capslick.
MM
Ninth
Avenue
East.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
1
in
r'l
Inro
Kuperl
K
I
March
21,
1915.
At
a
meeting
of
Ihe
llazeltun
Conservative
Association,
It.
S.
Sargent,
general
nierchanl,
va.
endorsed
as
Conservative
candidate
for
Dmineca
district
iu
(ho
aproacbing
tuoviiieiat
elcclion.
A
resolution
eiplorsing
the
raiuhdalure
of
S.
l)j
'Macdonald
as
a
Labor
cuiididaliii-for
l'riuco
Ituperl
in
the
foilbdoinlng
provincial
election
was
passed
by
Ihe
Trades
I.
abort
(Council
lasl
night,
(ieorge
B.
'sey.
inoviiiK
and
Walter
Shaw,
seconding
Recruits
arc
bi'itfgMcaUed
for
A
ami
It
Companies,
Thirl
flrey's
Own
Rifles,
whirli
it
is
slated
are
loo
sparsely
manned
fhr
tho
good
name
of
the
ily.
''
Church
Notices
i
t
The
Foursquare
Gospel
Church
of
the
Foursquare
(iospel,
Mclnlyre
Hall,
Third
Avenue.
J.
H.
Wiley,
pasloi.
Services
on
Sunday
at
'It
a.m.
Consecration
service.
Sunday
School
at
2-n.ui.
Even
I
Iff
ser
vice
a!
7.
air.
Subject,
"The
I'ower
of
(ioil."
Kvanjrelislic
!
ine
saKcs
on
Tuesday
andThurs-n
jday
al
8
11.111.
Salvation
for
the
isoul.
Heal
iiif?
for
the
body.
Every
'one
welcome.
.
Baptist
Church
!
Morning
service
al
II
o'clock.
.Subject:
"The
Thorn
Crowned
Man.
Children's
chaf,
"Briars.
'and
Roses."
Bible
school
a
i
12.15,
Evening
worship
al
7.30
subject:
1
lie
measured
com
mandment."
"A
cordial
invitation
to
all.
Methodist
Church
-
The
Church
of
Service,
l'aslor.
Rev.
(ieo.
(.
Hacker.
Ileacpnss,
Miss
Isobel
"Hacker.
Moriinfr
service
at
1
1
o'clock.
Sermon
topic,
V'Faces.'
'Sunday
School
al
2.30,
Special
speaker,
P.
H.
I.in.ey.
Eveniiif.'
service
al
7.30.
T.
.1.
Slienlon,
inspector
of
miioM
will
speak
on
the
topic,
"One
propiliary
pari
only."
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
worshiji
at
II
o'clock
Subject:
"(Sod's
choice
of
Isaac."
Sunday
school
al
12.30.
Evening
worship
al
7.30.
Subject:
"Belnp
true
lo
Ihe
past."
Solo
by
Mrs.
It.
A.
Harlow,
ltev.
II.
II.
(iranl,
l.l).
preacher.
Salvation
Army
"There's
a
reason."
Come
Sunday
night.
(Wouieii
folk
in
charge).
Subjecl:
'"Ureal
Women.''
Saturday
al
8
p.m.
The
Mysterious
Box
will
be
opened.
Come
and
see.
Sunday
al
1
1
a.m.
"Powirh-ss
and
Powerful."
2.30
p.m.
send
Ihe
children.
Monday
H
p.m.
Sunshine
Hour.
Tuesday
7
p.m.
Boy
Scouts.
Friday
7
p.m.
(till
(iuards.
Everybody
feels
al
home
iu
Ihe
Army.
1
Lutheran
Church
SI.
Paul's
English
Lutheran
Church,
Melropole
Hall,
Third
Avenue.
Hev.
P.
E.
Baisler.B.K.
paslor.
Sunday
services:
Morn-
iliS
at
1
1
o'clock.
Sermon
topic,
"Liberty
through
(he
(.iospel
Sunday
school
al
12.30.
Evening
service
al
7.30.
Sermon
topic:
"The
Joy
of
lb.'
way
to
Cal
vary."
SoloiM,
Mrs.
.larvis
Mc-
l.eod.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
T1IEIIE
are
sonic
people
couldn't
libel
even
if
you
the
truth
about
them.
you
told
VANCOUVER
has
a
l.aurier
i.iui),
and
now
she
is
io
have
a
Sir
.lohn
A.
Macdonald
Club.
They
are
designed
to
educate
People
iu
regard
lo
the
principles
advocaled
by
lliose
great
states
men,.
'The
nexl
sep
should
be
lo
form
n
l'rinee
Rupert
Club
lo
educale
them
in
regard
to
l'rinee
Rupert.
SOME
people
are
permeated
with
affection
hut
they
-show
il
chiefly
iu
loving
themselves.
IT
has
just
leAeil
out
thai
several
local
ladies
when
considering
what
I
hey
would
give
up
luriiig
No-
Lenten
season
decided
on
dispensing
with
a
chaperon
until
Easier.
By
thai
lime
it
is
expecled
11
habit
will
have
formed
which
may
become
inancnt.
been
.per
II
seems
lo
a
rank
outsider
as
if
lie
strong
Silenl
man
who
is
alleged
lo
be
head
uf
Ihe
United
Stales
government,
lnt
a
lillle
strand
or
two
of
his
Samson
strength
the
other
day
iu
his
bat
wilh
Ihe
Senators.
TOO
LATF.
TO
CLASSIFY
LOST.
Bunch
or
keys
on
rinst
on
lane
between
Musgrave
Place
and
Summit
Apartments.
Kinder
phone
Black
Jlli.
70
Use
Babys
Own
Soap.
It'suBest
for
Baby
Best
for
You".
MISSING!
FLAT
WORK
IRONING
Not
much
left
of
washday
when
you
use
out
?3"t
fiiish
service.
No
tub
all
til,
vashuig
is
done.
No
clothesline
everything
comes
Dack
dry.
And
no
flat-work
ironing
that,
too,
is
completely
cared
for.
The
hardest
and
longest
part
of
washday
is
missing
and
this
family
service
is
so
low
priced
that
it's
an
economy
as
well
as
a
convenience.
Let
us
call
this
week
and
take
away
the
part
of
washday
that
youll
be
most
happy
to
miss.
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
Sen
J
if
forte
gunon
-:
CRIBS
:-
1
ONLY
WOOD
CRIB
Drop
side,
ivory
enamel
finish
and
decorative
panels
at
head
and
fool,
and
mattress
u
jii
annual
design
licking,
$22.50
IRON
AND
STEEL
CRIBS
Both
sides
drop,
.while
enamel
finish,
$13.50
and
$26.10
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Phone
123
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38
Another
Portland
Canal
Opportunity
The
first
Treasury
Issue
of
Ihe
Porter-Idaho
Mining
Co.,
Ltd.,
is
now
offered
the
public
at
25c
per
share.
This
is
the
only
gther
shipping
mine
besides
Ihe
Premier
in
the
Portland
Canal
District.
Ore
shipped
last
year
more
thaii
paid
development
work.
For
full
information
apply
H.
W.
M.
ROLSTON
&
CO.
Stewart.
Stockbrokers.
Victoria.
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