Mar-h
"8,
1025.
mi
HIS
rsr
p-m
Fifty-Five
Years
Ago
QINCE
INCE
1869
1869
this
this
Bank
Bank
ha;
has.
1
l
i.l..i.:f:...i
w4
l
JfJ
t.i
xi
i
t
mw
auiy
wiui
incuuveiopnient
J
and
progress
of
the
Dominion.
tlfy.v
.TAi
A
Canadian
institution,
ener-v
A
gizcd
and
directed
by
Canad
ians,
it
serves
every
phase
of
our
business
ar,d
private
life
at
home,
and
has
played
no
small
part
in
the
steady
expansion
of
Canadian
trr.de
in
foreign
markets.
From
a
small
beginning
it
has
grown
through
sound
business
principles
to
a
place
among
the
largest
and
strongest
banks
of
the
world.
You
will
find
thli
Rank
a
sympathetic
factor
In
your
buiincu
and
private
banking.
lour
The
MifSffl
Bank
of
(Sariada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
EASTER
TIDE
-
If
1
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST.
144
To
meet
the
ever
popular
increasing
demand
for
EASTER
CARDS,
BASKETS
BUNNIES,
CHICKENS
etc.,
we
have
this
year
a
well
selected
stock
of
each
of
these
lines
at
popular
prices
Mail
Orders
forwarded
by
return
mail
upert
Fish
Fresh
Trozen
All
varieties.
FresK"
Fish
All
varieties
in
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddie
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotians.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockeye,
etc.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prlnne
Rupert,
B.C.
ET
IT
AT!
m
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
BULK
COCOA
-2
fur
25c
(new
slock)
Helgcrson
Block.
Phone
100.
1
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
liaitTh,
!
,8EnV,CE
AND
RELIABLE
DENTISTRY
VVl"'k
ini
I
"
Nu
llli,t'-T
what
the
nature
nl
your
denial
'"'""filo
',l',ixv
"
y,MI
(,"l,lt'
'"'
t,rfi(',,
Kl'1
ncli
service
ami
recvivc
dentistry
that
is
honest.
Local
and
Personal
li.C.
Undertakers,
Pbone
41.
You'll
like
our
joall
Consumers
Coal
Co.
I'ltone
7.
If
HIS
Taxi.
5
passenger
Dodge
Sedan.
Prices
lo
still
all
pockets.
J.
Shcddou.
71)
'
:
Lat'ysmilii
-
Wellington,
"Hie
besl,"
also
"Peerless,"
"smokeless.".
Prince
llupert
Coal
Co.
If
Col.
,1.
S.
McMillan,,
who
i
.1--soeialed
with
T.
A.
Kellcy
hi
logging
on
the'
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
arrived
at
Logan
Inlet
on
the
trip
of
jo
Prince
John
afler
visiling
Yuifcuuver
on
Waller
Hudge,
Samlspit
ranch
er,
arrived
front
the
Islands
or
Hit!
Prince
.lidiu
yesterday
aflw-noini
and
.nailed
this
nioiii
it
o.i
the
Venltiru
for
Hulcdale
where
he
expccls
tu
he
loealed
for
the
summer.
It.
It.
Maxwell,
maunder
of
the
MasscH
Timber
Co.'s
sawmill
a.
Hockley
Hay,
is
visiliilg
the
city
llr
arrived
on
the
I'rinee
John
yesterday
afletiloon
and
will
re-'
urn
lo
lift-
Islands
on
Ihal
vessel
tonight.
Miss
Phyllis
Weloji
td
who
has
been
visiting
al
lluekley
Hay
willi
her
sister.
Mrs.
H.
1.
MrAdain,
arrived
on
I
he
I'rfnrt'
John
yesterday
afternoon
iiinl
procecilcil
sen
I
h
on
I
In-
N'-nlurc
this
morning.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
(J.
lockliii.
who
liave
been
liiealtd
al
Massed,
ar
rived
in
(he
etly
imi
I
tin
I'rinee
John
yt'slerday
nflrnoon
'and
will
leaxo
on
luuihr.s
Irain
fit"
Alberta
whi'i'it
lliev
inliMiil
in
lake
1
1
1
tht'ir
fiilu're
residi'itrc.
V..
C.
.Maiiiiin-.'.solmn'f
In
ttltarfrr
or
iiiaiur-'emcnt
"for
)"orv1
llratieh,
who
i
i3U
I
Iti'
district
f
ruin
Vicloriii
eondtteliiitf
deparl-
inciilal
I'XiiuiinalioiiSr
leave
for
Mie
inliM'ititv
tm
loulf-'til
s
train.
He
has
been
here
Mifee
I
nder
I
lie
.
.uisiiirei
nT
tin
yeo
t'.ltib
Mt."II.
O.
Ctewe
will
iieeul
imr
jnVeiile
dattfj-rs
in
neut
at
tne
Tsi,!ioinie
nientr-.
April
I.'.
Ijiffcr
endid
artist
wiH
MimrilWlrfiAail
exeellpul
in
mi
.nu.
jiwji,
wins
.
oaie
.TSli
in
yoiii
iiiiuii.
IjWIsh
toappJoqlso
to
my
many
patrons
for
any
poor
serv.'ce
In
IheVpast.
As
I
cannot
get
my
own
phone
Installed
under
one
month,
should
you
need
a
taxi
at
reasonable
charges,
phone
Rod
4G1
or
3C1.
C.
V.
Symes.
ir
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
It.
l'rosl
and
liild
arrived
in
the
city
from
lluekley
Hay
on
the
I'rinee
John
yeslerday
aflernoon
and
sailed
this
morning;
tin
the
Venture
for
Vancouver
yn
a
holiday
trip.
Mr.
l'rosl
is
intuinper
of
the
Massed
Timber
Co.'s
.store
at
lluekley
Day.
,
II.
W.
M.
Unlaliin.
mtlilisher
of
Hie
Portland
Ciilial
News,
will
address
a
Joinl
nieeling
of
the
H.t..
Cliamlier
of
Mines.
ane4)U-
ver
Hoard
tr
Trado.
iiinl
Vancou
ver
liliillCll
tif
the
lllslilnle
lit
Mining
and
.Melallurify
al
the
llolel
Vaue.ouver
tm
Monday
noun.
His
subject
will
be
"The
I'rostieelor
ami
Whal
he
inenim
lo
lite
Husiness
Inleiesls
of
Van
couver.
e
INiVOUNCewiENTS
DalTodil
Dance.
Queen
Man
Chapter.
I.O.D.I'...
Ho.stnn
Hall.
Kaslcr
Monday.
April
la.
Calliolie
Siiriiii?
Sale,
after
noon
of
April
;'li,
Melrnpole
ll.dl
followed
by
social
uveniiifr.
l
enuis
Club
Hall,
Friday,
April
Weekly
Cinderella
Dance.
Saturday
niulil.
I'.lks'
Home.
50
Portland
Canal
frininz
District
'tin-
NiKil.HlirHi
U'
partmenl
li
i.i
'uiiilli'cl,
unit
e
will
nmll
FREE
ON
P.EQUEST
A
LARGE
COLORED
MAP
nil!
nilnr
VHlimlile
liiluiiiiatlon
!
k.i
i
tlitiL-
in
out
I
in
I
ta
ii
t
illx-M'vtrim
unit
iirtlvltlcs
In
t
titn.
ISrltUh
I'olunilila's
rlclirst,
n"ll
Mini
ilvor
iriMlnclii
ilUtrli't
GRANT
MAHOOD
&
CO.
LTD.
Memlirrx
Vmui
uvi'i
Muck
KxiliuiiKc
822-525
Rotr
Bulldlnf
vsniuuvtK,
B.
g.
Active
!r.
Al!
.MlnlMB
Siuckn
We
lluv
niul
Srll
All
SriiirrM
CTMmimwiwi.i
Hu
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAOR
THRR1
NO
TRACE
OF
STOMACH
TROUBLE
FOR
SEVEN
YEARS
Health'
restored
by
"Fruit-a-tiies".
LAURA
ALFORD
"Tor
years
I
"was
a
martyr
to
Chronic
Constipation
and
Dyspepsia.
I
tried
various
Cathartics,
salts,
and
so-called
vegetable
laxatives,
but
without
relief.
Finally
I
decided
to
try
"Fruit-a-fives",
and
in
a
hhort
time
found
they
were
all
that
is
claimed
ot
them.
They
always
act
naturally,
never
causing
Rripinir,
or
nausea,
nor
havins
that
weakeninff
effect
which
so
many
other
laxatives
have.
I
have
been
using
"Fruit-a-tives"
now
for
seven
years
and
have
never
had
a
trace
of
constipation
or
stomach
trouble
since."
Mrs.
Laura
Alford,
28
Florence
St-
Ottawa,
Ont.
"Fruit-a-tives"
contain
the
health-giving
properties
of
fruits
combined
with
valuable
tonics.
2"c
and
50c
at
all
dealers.
Moose
Whisl
Drive
and
lanee.
April
1.
Don't
forpH
Itoyat
1'uij.ilc
Tea
and
Novelty
ate
in
Hlks'
Ilonn
n
Tuesday,
March
3l.
70
Mrs.
Herlha
JelTrey.
native.
rtiauped
in
llm
city
police
eour'
tltis
niurniiii!
with
vagrancy,
wa
remanded
until
Mr.s.
C.
K.
Slafr..who
ha?S
liccn
iliemliti!jr
the
uiuter-'Visltiiig
in
eaiue,
reiurttcu
;ne4e
tin
uu
I'rineess
Mary
last
nioiii.
Sciillisli
dunce
under
the
aus-
trices
tif
SI.
AlltlrtiWs
Sticiely
will
be
held
in
llieVifiililoriiiii.
nit
Friday,
April,
a
al
Ir.HMrtVTiekel
$1.0(1.
J.
McMillan
ami
Frank
'F.I
Is
HI
Hie
Kellcy
Ltisrintr
DiL.ivIm
ha
been
in
Him
nilv
fuc
llif-
i:isl
week-
will11
rnturti
In
Loejseiiftrl
on
Hit
I'rinee
-itihn
tonight.
A.
M.
Kipp,
H.
A.
Cannery
Ion
calm
manager
of
Hie
a
I
1'ort
Kssiiif:-
is
in
Hie
cily
Joday.
north
from
ancouver
llie
Venture
this
week.
Hp
on
Miss
Isabel
Coulter
of
Winni
peg;
nrrived
in
Hie
city
yeslerday
morning;
and
will
spend
some
Mine
here
visiling-
wilh
her
sis
ter.
Mrs.
IUF.
MeNaughlon,
3'.;
Fifth
Avenue
F.ast.
'
f
I
lL
if
tall
W
!
II
I
U
1
1'
.
,...v
...v..
w.
...
......
...
rived
in
the
city
on
the
C.l'.lt.
strainer
Princess
Maiv
last
night
from
Hit!
provincial
government
dock
raising
farm,'
Victoria
consigned
to
.lack
Keefe.
Tin
birds
will
be
immediately
trans
ferred
lo
Ptirrher
and
Duudas
Inlands.
The
work
al
the
dry
dock
on
W.
C.
Arnell's
dredge,
which
sank
in
the
gale
ill
the
first
of
the
week,
is
proving
heavier
than
had
been'
ant
icipaled.
II
is
now
expected
that
'the
rqjmhgii
wilL.b"
coiiipleled
and
the
etUipmeiil
in
operalion
again
tibotit
next
Tuesday
or
Wednesday."
lit
I
he
meantime,
no
gravel
is
being
delivered
Trout
McNicholl
Creek
for
Hie
filling
al
I
In
rlcvalor
dock.
A.
I.
Hwarl,
'Vancouver!
lumber
man.
who
is
interested:'
in
the
Jueen
Cliarlnlle
Cit.v-
sawmill
which
is
in
lie
reopened
shortly,
j
arrived
from
the
south
on
I
he
I
llT.l......
j..
M
I.,..
I
..I.
.1.1
....
l
j
iiiiii-..
.Mill)
lil.-k
lllllt
UIIU.
will
proceed
litis
evening
on
ine
Prince
John
lo
fjueen
Chiirloltb
Cily.
Mr.
Hwarl
was
at
one
limn
manager
of
the
I'rinctj
lliipeit
sawmill.
Afler
loading
halibut
at
the
Canadian
Fish
i
Cold
Storage
Co.
L
n
ion
steamer
Venture,
Capl.
A.
Johnstone,
sailed
at
noon
fur
the
south
lakiiiK
among
ier
passengers
from
here
the
following
for
Vancouver:
W.
J.
Chiniiick,
L.
Litllerield,
S.
Howden,
It.
L.
Sniylli,
Miss
Whyllis
Vtch,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
II.
II.
Frost,:!'..
It.
'Tab-rum
and
A.
Field.
,
Church
Notices
i
Baptist
Church
Morning'
service
tit
II
o'clock.
Subject:
"Heholding;
the
Cros."
Cliildren'j
chat:
"Once
upon
a
Time.''
Parents,
please
hrin?
your
children.
Hible
school
at
livening;
worsliip
at
7.30.
Subject:
"The
ICnriehing;
Light.'
Stranger
in
our
cily
and
fishermen
in
port
over
Sunday
are,
cordially
mviteu.
Foursquare
GosDel
Church
of
the
Foursquare!
Cospel,
1
J
Tin
ril
Avenue.
J.
It.
Wiley,
pastor.
Services:
Sunday
It
a.m.
Sunday
School
al
2
p.m.
livening-
service
at
7.30.
Kvan-
elislic
message
Tuesday
ami
I'huivsilay
at
8
p.m.
Salvation
for
Hie
Soul.
Healing
for
the
body.
Kvcryone
welcome.
Come
tud
bring
a
friend.
Lutheran
Church
SI.
Paul's
F.uglish
Lulhcrar?
Church,
.Mclropolc
Hall,
Third
Avenue,
llev.
P.
I".
Haisler,
H.I).
pastor.
,
Morning
service
at
il
o'clock.
Sermon
topic:
"'I
he
only
way
to
life."
Sunday
School
it
12.30.
Lveniug
service
at
HI.
Senium
topic:
"Pilate's
Wife."
Soloist.
Mrs.
Hiuton.
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
worship
at
1
1
o'clock.
ubjecl:
"Light
ami
darkness."
Sunday
school
al
12.30.
F.veuiug
service
at
7.30.
Subject:
"CIifisFs
Hstimale
of
Man."
Preacher.
Itev.
II.
U.
firaiil.
D.D.
Methodist
Church
The
Church
of
Service.
Itev.
'eo.
(i.
Hacker,
pastor.
Miss
Isabel
Haddock,
deaconess.
Suiulav
ervices:
morning
at
II
o'clock;
lopir:
"Abraham."
Sunday
school
at
2.30.
livening
service
it
7.30;
lopic:
"(iod
so
loved
the
World."
Itev.
Wot.
Allan
of
v
lorl
Sinyison
will
preach
al
both
-ervices
and
address
Hie
Sumlav
chool
in
the
aflernoon.
Salvation
Army
A
varan!
chair
if
you
don't
come
on
Sunday.
i.30
p.m.
Subject;
"Tin?
Coward."
Fifteen
minutes
song
service,
band
will
accompany.
2.30
p.m.
Sunday
cnooi
ami
istme
classes.
1
1
a.m.
Holiness
meeting.
Monday
al
p.m.
Minsltine
Hour.
ednes
day,
Thursday
and
Sal
unlay
al
p.m.,
ptimte
meetings;
open
air
preceding.
PRESENTATION
TO
LIEUTENANT
FLOYD
Popular
Officer
of
Regiment
Given
Club
Bag
on
Eve
of
Departure
for
Hazelton
Afler
a
rifle
shoot
lasl
nigh!
members
of
Hie
I'irst
North
H.C.
Itegiment
gathered
al
Hie
Armory
and
presented
it
club
bag
lo
I.iettl.
Harry
Floyd
who
leaves
tonight
for
Jlazelton
where
he
will
assume
Hie
post
of
pilot
of
ill.,
ii-.ii,.
.,,.
I.-,...
i.
'
.
trial
luvrstmeut
Association's
lindane
llazelloii.
The
nresen-
lation
was
made
by
Col.
Nicholls,
officer
commanding,
whose
remarks
were
suitably
replied
lo
by
l.leul.
Floyd.
T.
A.
Kelley
of
Ibe
Kellcy
Log
ging
Co.,
who
has
been
in
the
cily
for
-Ihc
past
Tew
day
on
business
in
connection
wilh
Hi
supplying
or
logs
from
IheOueei-Cliarlnlle
Islands
to
the
local
mill,
will
leave
on
tliis'cvening's
train
for
Vancouver
via
Jasper.
C.N.H.
steamer
Prinve
John
siiiling
(his
evening
for
Hie
(Jtteeu
Cliarlnlle,
will
lake
among
her
passengers
the
following:
for
tjueen
Charlotte
Cily-
Mr.
Chil-lick
ami
A.
,.
Hwarl;
for
lluekley
Hay,
It.
II.
Maxwell,
Mr.
Hen-janiiti
ami
P.
Ileal;
for
Lockc-port,
Frank.
Mils
and
J.
MacMil-
iatt.
J.
S.
lingers,
formerly
agent'
here
for'
Hie
PaciNc
Coast'
Steamship
Co.
and
now
connect-1
ed
wilh
the.
While
Pass
amij
Yukon
line
al
Skagvvay,
iiiissedj
through
on
tint
Princess
Maryl
last
night
bound
norlh
afire
having
spent
Hie
winter
in
Vancouver
ami
Seattle.
Mrs.
Hogers.
and
daughter.
Dnrolhy,
will
bej
coining
up
later
SAW
ii
with
a
SfMONDS
SAW
Stays
sharp
longer.
IMONDI
CMA0
tW
CO
ITD.
MONTKIAl
VtNCOUVtK
T.
JOHN,
N..
-;j3--;-.-:
.
s
MISSING!
'
-'
FIAT
WORK
IRONING
Not
much
left
nF
washday
when
you
use
out
sj't
fi
lish
service.
No
tub
all
the
cashing
is
Gone.
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
you'll
be
most
happy
to
miss.
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Send
if
Phone
8
oounon
Whale
Bone
Brushes
A
Whale
Hone
Hi'Msli
used
in
brushing;
the
hair
will
impart
lone
and
vigor
mil
slinitilnle
the
growth
of
new
hair.
A
splendid
head
of
strong
vigorous
hair
will
follow
its
consistent
use.
We
have
a
shipment
of
Whale
Hone
Hnishes
imported
direct
from
the
manufacturers
in
l-'iigiand,
which
arc
of
particularly
good
tpinlily
nnd
low
in
price
ranging
From
$1.25
Up.
They
have
nice
hacks
and
the
Whale
Hone
will
slam!
up
well
under
use.
Come
in
ami
make
your
choice
today.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
3rd
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Phone
200
and
82
-:
CRIBS
:-
1
ONLY
WOOD
CRIB
Drop
sitle,
ivory
enamel
finish
anil
tlecoralive
panels
at
head
and
foot,
anil
mattress
with
animal
design
licking,
$22.50
IRON
AND
STEEL
CRIBS
Hotli
sides
drop,
while
enaiiicl
finish,
$13.50
and
$26.10
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Phone
123
QKVKPV
Washer
On
I
rtUL
and
Dryer
Has
no
Wringer,
needs
none.
Won
Gold
Medal
at
last
(Juehee
Hxhibiliou
over
all
American
and
Canadian
Machines.
Cash
Price
$185.00;
also
sold
uu
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
'ft
k