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DAILY
EDITION
l
Sal
unlay.
April
i,
li25.
What
Is
Value
'
Of
Government
House.
T)e
action
or
the
Alherla
Legislature
in
voting
to
do
away
with
(iovernnieiit
limine
at
Kdmoifton,
the
official
residence
or
the
lieutenant
(iovenior,
is
one
that
seems
to
have
received
a
great
deal
of
sympathetic
support
here.
It
is
argued
that
even
in
UrilWi
Columbia,
(iOveriiment
House
doe
not
mean
anything
to
the
people
of
British
Columbia
except
a
place
for
the
socially
elect
to
foregather.
Now
and
then
there
is
an
official
reception,
which
is
supposed
to
be
for
everyone
who
wishes
to
ntteiin
but
it
s
noticeable
that
very
Jew"
people
of
those
who
have
to
labor
willi
their
hands,
ever
take
advantage
of
it.
The
place
is
for
the
business
and
professional
groups
and
of
those
mostly
(he
ones
of
a
particular
social
set
make
a
practice
of
attending.
Officers
of
Hie
army
and
navy
go,
but
none
of
the
rank
and
file,
yet
the
place
i
kept
up
from
the
taxes,
which,
everybody,
pays.
True
the
cost
is
not
very
heavy
but
the
principle
of
paying
il
is
undemocratic.
While
everyone
cannot
expect
to
get
an
invitation
to
a
ball
at
Government
House,
there
does
,nol
seem
to
be
any
reaxui
why
the
people
at
large
should
pay
rtir
an
institution
which
caters
only
to
a
select
few.
That
seems
to
be
the
view
of
the
farmers
in
Alberta
and'it
is
the
view
of
a
great
many
people
in
IVnlish
Columbia.
Rights
Of
Railway
And
Of
People.
M
'v
.
The
felllement
of
the
Peace
River
railway
controversy
seems
to
be
dependent
on
the
two
railways
at
"present
in
a
position
to
M'rve
that
part
of
the
country.
It
is
n
new
country
but
I
here
is
already
considerable
tonnage
offering
su
that
a
railway
is
not
starting
right
at
the
bottom
as
is
usually
the'cAs'e.
Th
result
is
HiaUeach-of
tho
railways-Aviiulil
like
ioc.L-famtroL.aiul
the
CPiR.,
being
first
in,
the
field,
has
to
some
extent
the
whip
hatoL
The!
advantage
be
Canadian
National
j
tlyy
f(rt
that
it
is
the
government
line
find
Is
siipjmst'd
tir
liave
.111
the
government
-backing.
(If
course
thai
is
all
supposition',
as
Hie
CP.jt.
iulerests
are
always
represented
in
any
government.
The
'Canadian
National
has'lhe
ualtiral
outlet
for
the
-djs
tricl:
II
has
-the
shortest
route
to
the
ocean
i
which
is
what
should
comity
There
dies.
not
seem
to
be!
aiir
cum
reason
whv
the
country
should
be.
field
up
because
the
railway
heads
eannol
agree
on
a
policy.
The
needs
of
the
country,
should
be
the
first
tiling
to
be
considered.
If
Hie
(J.IMI.
and
he
.(;.
It.
cannot
agree
it
will
be
for
NV
L
Mackenzie-King
to
carry
on
and
buflil
the
railway
without
their
heljand
then
giv
jl
to
S.ir
Henry
to
operaie.
Difficulty
Is
With
Senate.
-
.The
iirfficulty
in
taking
independent
action
seems
tn
be
with
dio
Senate.
That
body
is
pretty,
well
controlled
by
the
ILP.lt.
if
the
C.P.R.
does
not
agree
with
the
policy
carried
out,
it
means
that
the
Scnale-will
torn
it
down.
The
Senate
is
at
pi-esenl
;
jl'ory
o'rganization
and
is,
used
largely
to
further
the
inlefj-sls
of
Wie
parly.
Pretty
soon,
if
I
lie
Senators
confinue
to
die
;as
they,
have
"been
doiiig
of
la(e,
the
august
body
will
be
come
witeral
anil
it
is
to
be-presumed
it
will
be
a
Liberal
ma
chine.-The
composition
of
Hie
body
does
not
maker
for
Hie
heii
interests
of
Hie
country.
Tariff
Being
Debated
At
Ottawa.
.
v
.
The
Iebate
on
the
budget
has
brought
mil
a,
number,
or
poini;
in
connection
with
the
tarifr,
but
this
isMnn
unending
siibjH
l
thal
l-an
be
expected
lo
be
before
1arllnm'eni
eteryvyvar
in
sfthie
form
or
other.
The
farmers
iif
the
prairfes
Avant
ItW
tariffs
bcause
all
they
have
lo
sell
is
wheat
and
a
few
other
food
products.
The
manufacturing
districts
favor
high
tariffs
be
cause!
Hiey
believe
it
helps
them
to
keep
their
factories
going,
l
rnil..
growers
always
want
a
dulydn
imported
fruit
to
protect
them;
against
competition
from
without.
The
whole
thing
is
selfish;inl
lias
nothing
lo
do
wilh
the
best
interests
of
the
country
genivrajly.
When
irti
election
comes
up.
the
tariff
will
be
discussed
oneejmore
from
A
to
'A
and
we
shall
be
none
the
wiser.
Then
are
really
no
new
arguments.
All
are
selfish
and
the
party
that
can
persuade
the
-people
1
1
1
.
.
t
n.y
nr(.
I(,
pain
,,y
,h(,
lnJt
lose
by
it.
-v-ill
win
or
lose.
'Worth
$100
to
Me
Relieved
Eczema
and
Piles"
Mrs.
Peter
A.
Palmer,
Saltburn,
Sauk.,
writett
"Dr.
Chaw'i
Ointment
hai
completely
relieved
me
of
eczema
tnid
pile.-.
I
alto
uied
thit
Ointment
for
my
baby,
who
brole
out
in
eczema.
A
few
pphctioni
were
all
that
was
necessary
in
her
case.
Dr.
Chase'i
Ointment
has
been
worth
a
hundred
dollari
to
me,
before
using
it
I
had
spent
a
great
deal
more
than
that
in
unsuccessful
treatment
from
doctors.
"We
have
also
used
Dr.
Chase's
other
medicines,
,
the
Nerve
Food
having
restored
my
health
after
suffering
from
severe
nerve
trouble
when
a
girl.
Br.
Chase's
Ointment
BO
cu.
a
Imix.
all
de1cm
or
Fxbnanmm,
Halm
A
Co.,
lAd,
Toronto
ICHATS
ABOUT
LONDON
PEOPLE
Mall
Letter
From
World's
Capital
Tells
of
Doings
Across
the
Atlantic
illy
Sylvia
Mayfair
LONDON",
April
t
-
By
Canadian
Press.
The
Throne
lloom
at
Itiickinj-'liain
Palace
where
the
Prince
oT
Wales
held
his
rirs't
levee
his
father,
Kim.'
fJeoriie.
not
beiiiK
well
enough
In
nppear
is
flanked
on
one
side
by
some
small
windows,
hardly
noticeable
liy
those
in
the
Throne
Itoom
itself.,
N'obo'dy,
indeed,
seems
to
have
noticed
that
when
the
Prince
of
Wales,
looking
very
resplendent,
llioilgh
rather
shy,
in
his
uniform
of
a
.Colonel
of
the
Welsh
fiuards
was
receiving
ItOO
dip-
lomale,
officers
iunl
ministers,
his
mol
her.
Queen
Mary,
was
w
a
I
eli
int.'
hi
in
through
one
of
the
windows.
No
women
are
ever
present
at
a
levee,
and
her
ac
tual
presence
therefore
was
not
possible.
Wmles
evidently
ful-
filled
his
first
monarcliial
duties
lo
perfection
for
his
mother
beamed
approvingly
throughout.
By
the
way,
one
t
lie
eve
of
leaving
Kiigland
lor
the
Mediterranean
in
the
sumptuous
lloyal
Yacht,
the
King
and
Queen
suddenly
realised
thai
if
they
went
ashore
at
any
oT
I
he
small
Italian
ports
that
they
hope
lo
call
at.
neither
of
them
would
be
able
to
speak
French
or
Italian
very
fluently.
The
Queen
tised
to
he
the-
linguist
of
Hie
family
but
has
not
practised
for
years.
So
Lady
Joan
Verney.
a
lady-
in-waiting,
is
going,
with
them
to
pilot'
them
through
any
expe
dition
they
may
venture
on.
Princely
Parties
Entertaining
is
oiug
to
he
on
:i
princely
and
extravagant
seate
this
summer.
Lady
(!unard
who
entertained
at
dinner
for
the
jrreat
lAnraster
ball
on
Wednesday
night
had
ordered
a
kind
of
aquarium
dinner
tattle
decora
tion..
Hare
and
licautiful
species
of
fish
loaned
from
the
London
Zoological
Sociely
swam
about
in
Vrystal
l.aftk
and.
howls,
Jnrh
had
beei
si.in'k
jiito
.Ihe
lahlc
and
r
illuminated.
Ileal
seaweed
ind
fungi
grew
in
the
bowls.
Lord
and
Lady
Grananl
are
hack
at
their
lovely
house
in
Halkin
Street,
.May
fair.
The
Karl's
famous
Napoleon
dinner
service,-irr
which
every
fork
and
spoon
bears
inset
a
rare
jewel,
will
he
in
constant
use
ami
the
(irauard
menage
is
one
of
those
where
all
the
servants
wear;
silk
knee
breeches
and
powder
their
hair.
j
Tetrazilnl
Sings
"
Telrazzini
is
the
most
uncon
ventional
of
divas,
and
when
she
was
dining
in
the
Savoy
restaurant
the
night
after
she:
had
hVoadrast
by
radio
to
the
world,
about
1.500
diners
-were
suddenly-
thrilled
lo
hear
somebody
singing.
Signor
.Mnscliclln.
who
used
to
play
at
Monte
Carlo,
thought
lp
would
pay
the
Prima
Donna
a
compliment
by
playing
her
fa
vorite
aria,
Donizetti's
"OJuce
di
ntiest:
bill
.it
was
ton
much'
forrVetrazzinif
who,
arrnnipanicd
sis
uual
wilh
the
famous
os-ilrie.h
fail
surely
the.
biggest
evojwliegun
Singlpp;
'v
""
nils
is
not
the
first
time
she
has
snnjr
in
the
Savoy
Retaur-ant.
She
sang
one
Christmas
night
three
years
ago,
but
this
last
event
was
quite
unexpected
and
unconventional.
Theatre
Box
Passes
The
new
London
theatres
that
are
now
heing
bunt
have
no
boxes.
Managers
say
Jhat
the
day
of
the
box
is
m'cr.
ami
are.
surprised
that
it
has
taken
the
public
so
long
lo,
see
what
uncomfortable
parts
of
the
theatre
they
are.
The
young
Princes
hardly
eyer
use
a
box
but
much
preTer
being
on
the
front
row
of
the
stalls.
H
has
been
noticed
that
I
lie
Prince
of
Wales
whenever
he
visits
the
theatre
is
almost
Invariably
to
be
found,
in
the
front
row
of
the
stalls
rjght
at.
the
left
band
side,
and
he
(generally
slips
in
just
after
Ihe
curljiin
has
risen.
Hig
hats
are
reluming
to
favor
wo
"apidly
that
the
London
Tienernl
Omnibus
Company
Sire
drying
In
r-nrrange
Ihe
sealing
of
their
buses.
It
is
no
longer
possible
for
twrf"
women,
wearing
the
new
carl-wheel
headgear,
to
sit
side,
by
side
in
comfort
on
Ihe
seats
at
their
present
jjre.
,.
,
A
Saville
How
tailor
gave
a
show
for
men
two
mornings
ago.
1ml
men
mannequins
are
not
quite
used
to
this
sort
of
THE
DAILt.
JI2V73
thing.
iWklails,
iof(
course.
.
J
The
Huche
or
York
is
goingj
to
publish
her
diary
of
her
Afri
can
lour
on
her
return.
"London
women
iire
re.strlngi'
insr
their,
rimes
of
pearl
and'
wearing
tlo;m
as
bracelets.
A
contrast
is
provided
by
Hie
wear-
tug
of
cubes
nf
jade
strung
tightly
around
Ihe
wrist
belween!
Ihe
row
ot
pearls.
ONTARIO
TEACHERS
thing
more.
WILL
VISIT
CITY
Big
Special
Tour
Party
Will
Arrive
Here
by
C.N.B.
Train
In
July
'
TOHONTO,
April
I.
On
July
y
a
large
lour,
party
consisting
principally
of
Ontario
teachers
will
leave
here
on
Canadian
National
special
train
ror
the
AYest.
The
party
will
visit
.lnper
I'ark
and
Prince
Huperl
and
po-
down
the
Pacific
coast
by
steamer
to
Yanromer.
The
entire
trip
will
lake
thirty
days.
The
lour
is
be(ing
arranged
under
the
direction
of
A.
I'..
Itryson,
principal
of
Silverthorne
School.
Toronto,
and
Mali
in
Kerr,
principal
of
J'.arl
Kilcheuer
School,
Hamilton.
Kvpnihinv
comes
lo
him
who
vails.
AMhiskers
will
come
if
he
does
not
shave,
dtmners
will
come
if
lie
iloes
n'ot
pay.
hunger
will
come
if
he
'will
not
work.
The
jay
walker
is
but
the
jay
talker"
lain.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Ptinne
Huprt
it
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
PVYS:-
J
Si
i
mi'
ideas
are
sound
and
no
a
nuisance
diould
lie.,
Who
was
Cain's
wife?
'Ihe
mis-iing
link.
Suppose
Ihe
world
had
been
created
by
Parliament
4t
would
not
have
been
lialf
finished
el
tt
tn
I
then
the
Senate
would
likely
hae
veined
half
our
luxuries.
If
Alltei'ln
gets
rid
of
its
Oov-eminent
House
what
will
the
Four
ll'imlrcd
do
for
a
meeting,
place?
Next
thing
we
shaU
expect
lo
hear
about
is
that
I
lie
Ooveru-inent
House
at
Yiclon'a.'is
1o-ie
used
for
a
hotel
and
that
;
Ihe
Lieul.-Oovernor
will,
move
into
n
two-roomed
aaprtment.
1
t
T
.Manitoba
has
had
snow,
rain,
hail,
frost.
tti.
blizzards
and
floods
and
now
it
is
uggecd
I
bat
the
only
thing
needed
lo
round
out
the
list
would
be
nu
earthquake.
Following
the
winning
of
the
world
hockey
championship
by
Victoria
it
is
mentioned
that
while
Ihe
e.rsl
may
have
the
culture,
the
west
is
developing
Hie
speed
and
stamina,
I
should
say
so.
i.noK
al
our
girls!
Mothers
and
primary
choo
teachers
spend
a
lot
of,
Jirne
leaching
children
frtalk
and
as
I
hey
'grow,
older
ritie.of
the
h;K
jobs
is
jo
shut
Ihem
iipi
Thhrri
n(ui.he"ln;'jvyn(i'n
jus
round
the
corner
because
all
tin
political
parlies
are
assuring
everybody
Ilia)
Ihcy
still
retain
the
confidence
nf
the
great
ma-Jorily
oflhe'people
of
Canada.
It
Uprll
4,
1915.
Toilay
is
Easier
Sunday
and
lliere
are
special
services
in
fill
the
city
churches.
,Hev.
'Canon
(!.
A.
line
nUlriales
al
Ihe
Anglican
Church,
llev.
W.
W.
Wriffhl
lWATER
NOTICE.
DIVERSION
RNB
USE
TAKE
OTICi;
that
llw
Skrna
Hirer
Pnrklnr
Company,
l.linlied,
wh.
adilrnoa
la
1318
sundard
Hank
Hulldlnir,
Van-l-oiivcr,
fl.i:..
will
apply
Tor
a
llrenre
lo
take
anil
ne
i
nililr
feet
per
ceditid
of
water
nut
of
Wolf
Cp-ek
wiilrli
flown
iiortliuesii'Hy
and
dralnn
Into
I'nrpolMsi
nariKMir
nixnii
iKirtn
end
or
run
Avenue,
I'ort
Edward
TouiimIIp.
tin-
water
will
lie
diverted
from
lm
ctnurn
al
a
iolnl
alHinl
one
and
a
tut
I
r
mllex
fnitn
Ihe
iiionili
m
M.int
of
dlrerMon
or
Port
Kilword
Tnwn.lle
water
vtern
anil
will
tie
lined
for
Industrial
purHiye.
upon
thei
inn,!
.
.
1
1'
i
nn
pan
or
rorennore
i.oi
nnniher
U7G,
llance
t,
Coast
lilMrlrl.
Till
notlee
wa
fiied
on
llw
irroiitid
on
llie
J3rd
day
of
Mareh.
mifS.
A
eopy
or
till
nollre
and
an
application
piiroiiant
Ihrn-Hi
and
to
(lie
'Water
Art,
I
14,"
will
!
riled
la
tlie
orriee
of
Ihe
AValer
lle-rorder.
.
t'rlnie
riiitwrt,
It
i:.
otiJertlotiH
to
the
apiilli-atlon
limy
l,e
filed
'wilh
Ihe
na
Id
Waler
Herorder
or
Willi
the
Comptroller
'of
-Water
ItlirM".
fatllainent
Hiilldlna,
Vlrtoiia.
B.C.,
wllhln
thirty
diiya
afler
the
flrnt
appearatire
of
llilx
nollre
in
a
local
newspaper.
The
dale
of
the
flrt
nnlilu-ailon
of
Oil
nollre
In
Warrh
flth,"
ivjs.
Sktl:.N
IllVKIt
I'ACkINO
TOMPANV.
IIMITI
f),
Applicant.
By
A,
j,
Malheaon,
A
tent.
SomethinoN
CHEWERS
always
prefer
their
tobacco
in
perfect
condition;
this,
is
assured,
when
they
demand
it
packed
in
the
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tins.
The
following
well
known
brands
are
now
packed
in
the
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tins.
Big
Ben
Black
Plug
Chewing
Tobacco
Stag
Bright
Plug
Chewing
Tobacco
Pay
Roti
Bright
Plug
Chewing
Tobacco
Piper
Heidsieck
Bright
Plug
Chewing
Tobacco
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
.
(Waaurn
Raglon)
CONSTRUCTION
COWICHAN
BAT
BRANCH,:
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
SEAI.lin
-Sr)i:ilSt
will
be
reeeOed
at
the
ttrrire
of
tlie'
Chief
F.nrlle-er.
Wlnnl'
ier.
Manilolia,
on
1
1
1
twelve
ii'cIih
k
noon.
Monday,
April
Ulh,
I0i.
for
the
eotp
Unirllun
or
tltnher
tirldrea
Inrlndinr
lot
diimplna
tremle
at
Cowlchan
Bay,
and
for
Ihe
rotiMrurllnn
of
ttilrleen
mile
of
fencing1.
Plan,
profile.,
perlflrlion
and
form
iT
eontrart
may
lie
wen
anil
rnrrn
nf
tender
ililalned
.at
the
orrtee
or
Chief
Enitlneer.
WlnnlH'r,
Man.:
DMrlct
En
irlneer.
Vaiieniuer.
B.'C;
fllvlvlon
I'nrlll-eer.
Prlnee
-Unpen,
U.C.;
Artlntr
irlct
Enrlneej",
Victoria,
B.C.
Tender
will
not
lie
ronldered
nnle
made
on
Vie
form
-Mierdled
liv
the
nailuav
Coinpany
and
arroii(intilel
liy
an
accepted
cheque
on
a
ctiariered
hank
-equal
to
five
M-r
cent
oi
ine
value
or
the
work,
pav-ahle
to
ihe
order
of
the
Treasurer,
Canadian
National
nallwaya.
The
lowent
or
any
tender
not
neren
earlly
arcepted.
A.
E.
WA
till
EN.
..
.
.
oeneral
V
mm
ror
iuniw-ir,
sinn..
March
Sfttli.
,
WATER
NOTICE.
11
USE
AND
STORAGE
TAKE
MiticE
that
nlie
t.anadlan
l.nnv
ler
Vard,
l.lmlted.
whoie
addreaa
la
VII
standard
Bank
Bliln..
Vancouver,
B.C.
"will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
anil
line
S
Tiilile
feet
per
decotill
and
to
more
so,-nnn
ncte
feet
or
water
out
or
lan,
Skun.
dale,
and
Aln
I.akea.
and
Aln
Blver,
which
llfiu-.
lUkiilliMrlv
.il
fl.iln.
I....
..
..
V
nu.,
iii.iiin
null
.HHP
ell
Inlet
On-,
ii
irli
Itiill.,.
ti.......
.
r.
.
........r..
i
n
n.-1
,
(,,,
q
I
lie
Morale
darn
will
tie
Imbued
at
or
near
the
outlet
of
Aln
Lake.
The
capacity
or
Ihe
reervoir
m
he
created
l
ahout
sn.oofl
ocre
feet,
and
It
will
flood
ntmut
(lo
lie
determined,
acrea
or
land.
The
water
will
lie
diverted
fpnm
Ih.
..Mnn,
k
.
-
.
..
"
riiT-uiu
a,
liflllll
.
J.
"rairn-ilain,
and
wlil
tw
..-.1
i.ir
inuiiiinii
rower
pnnioKe
upon
Ihe
land
dencrlhed
ai
part
of
Indian
Beserve
No,
o.
Ihla
nonce
wa
Mited
on
the
irround
on
the
4th
day
nf
March,
10JJ.
A
rot
or
Ihla
notice
and
an
application
tiiira'uam
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Art.
mil"
will
te
riled
In
the
nrrice
or
the
Water
lleeoTder
t
prn,ce
Biiperl.
Ohjectlona
to
the
apr.
icatlon
may
tie
filed
ulth
the
nald
Vater
Bet-order
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Blthta.
Parllnmenl
Bulldlnra
Ihe
riPM
apiiearanee
of
thia
nollre
in
a
'
..
""paper.
The
date
of
the
frt
'
Vq
jl
"
"f
thl"
n""r"
'
Mrr"
CANAIUAN
MtMBin
Ynnfl,
Urnlled,
..
Applicant.
By
C.
E,
Froil,
StcreUry.
,
ew
Always
ask
for
themoiifecuiim
(Air-Tiht)Tin
al
Hie
Baptist;
llev.
II.
It.
(irnnt-al
Ihe
Preshylerjan:
Falhej
I..
M.
Itunoz
al
the
Catholic,
and
.1.
Huberts
at,
the
Melliodisl
in
ll
ntisence
pf
Ihe
pasloiv
Hev.
J
F.
Dimmlck,
who
Is
mi
a
trip
Kasl.
'I'he
Trades
and
Liibor
Council
has
iiuloi'ieil
S.
M.
Newton
as
n
candidate
for
mayor
against
Thomas
MrClyinnnt.
The
llazellon
baseball
club
has
elected
olllcers
as-
follows
-President,
H.
(J.
jiMHei-k;
secretary
treasurer,
Lr"H.
Warner:
executive
cominillee,
(1.
O.
ira-liam,
K.
Harris,
Doc
Hock.
A.
M.
Huddy
and
Roy
McDonald.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
fOR
BEER
LICENSE
NOTICE
l
Iwrchy
iv-n
that
f.n
Ui
Ith
day
of
Ajrll
iimi
nt
iin(li-rimfd
inimu
lo
pplj
in
Uh
Liquor
Cmilrol
Dnartl
for
I
llmiM
In
rroprrl
to
pirnilm
Mnw
purl
or
the
fmllilinr
known
'
Hi'
Con
cimpfmv
uotrl,
tliuatnt
it
I'ort
f.lrtncnu,
Ourrn
C.turlolle
.ni(l.
I
Toy
I
nrc
of
Rritlh
Coluinhla
upon
lhi
Unit
ilcnn
lliert
i
Lot
Tlxf
(ti,
Ptorlt
forly-fonr
H4.
nt1ivllon
of
IjiI
wvfn
hunflrd
imj
forty
U
i7lo'.
i)nffi
Charlotte
OKlrlrl.
n.i:..
i
nhn
on
ret-lMrmt
map
or
plan
upnllMl
la
the
Land
liltry
Or-flr
at
Itif
Clly
of
Prinrr
lliiprt
and
nnnifwd
l?9,
for
lh
sale
of
ln-rt
liy
the
rla
or
by
ttir
open
liollle
for
con
xnnipoon
on
Urn
prfinl!e.
DATf
O
al
rrlnct-
nnperl.
B.C..
ihln
4
Ih
day
of
Marrh,
liJ
B.
L.
TIXC.I
.FX
.
o-nr
ppllrnt
Removal
Sale
I
have
received
notice
to
vacate
my
present
store,
and
so
far
have
been
unable
to
secure
a
location.
Therefore
I
must
clear
out
my
entire
stock
of
Shoes
REGARDLESS
OF
COST.
A
new
shipment
or
KiikI'sIi
Solid
leealhcr.
II
r
i
Shoes,
priced
lo
X.:.u.
Sale
I'rke
.
.
SG40
Men's
Slater
'Mnvlctus"
Shoes,
valuer
h
l
Priie
'
$7-50
High
Grade
"Leckle'
Shoes,
values
to
i
to
s
'
J7.M
Goodyear
Welted
Calf
Oxfords,
rnun
$5.00
Brown
Calf
Goodyear
Welted
Shoes,
wide
m
.:
Sale
Tn.
e
4JS
Hand
Made
Loggers'
Boots,
values
lo
:i.r.o.
s
1
$1000
"Leckle"
Solid
Leather
Work
Shoes.
Sale
P
$4JI
Men's
Fine
Shoes
and
soliif
leallier
Work
Sh
ir
Price
Men's
English
Kip
Work
Shoes.
The
simnr
made.
Sale
Price
Men's
Rubbers
at
.
Boys'
Rubbers,
at
Boys'
Canvas
Shoes,
at
.
.
WINTER
$5N
$1.3
$1.00
GEO.
HILL
-
The
Shoeman
Next
to
St.
Regis
Cafe
Steamship
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Mil
fH'tn
frlnce
nupert
rOR
VANCOUVtA,
V
SEATTLE,
Hileriiit'illAt
uint
each
Friday
.
a
in.
,,M1
For
STEWART
and
MY
OK
,
W
1ir--taj-
THE
S.S.
"PRINCE
JOHN'
lMa
PRINCE
RUPERT
fortll""
VANCOUVER,
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE,
ISLANDS.
PASSENOER
OCR
ailONOAV,
WEDNESDAY
WINNIPEG:,
all
point
mt
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUr"T
"
10
SATURDA
V,
S.tiO
pin.
Tr
r
I'rlnie
Eatrn
Canada,
Uniltd
Htate,
it
i.
AOENCV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlcktt
Offlea,
S2S
Third
A.a,
Prlnca
Rupart.
SAVAGE
fhori
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OFB.CLTD.
Sallitm
from
rrinre
Rupert.
,
rj.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaan
Bay,
and
Alart
Bay,
Tu,,"',
,0l
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alael
lay,
and
Swanaon
.
,,ur0
"
For
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM;
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
-r
For
ANVOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Hlvar
Cannarlta,
f'.
u'rt.
,c
nm
itQ
Mvanua.
4.
aurnaray,
Afant.
'
Washer
ana
ir-
Wnn
fi"U
lias
no
Wringer,
needs
nmie
$
Medal
fit
lat
Qiielrcc
iMill'il'""
Amorican
afid
Canadian
.N'n':'"",;'
ihH
Cash
Price
$185.00;
also
nW
"
Kaien
Hardware
to