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-Saturday.
April
18,
!P2."
Children's
Ward
For
The
Hospital.
'Every
normal
person
is
fund
of
children.
No
one
like
to
ee
children
suffer
and
everyone
in
Prince
Rupert
would
like
to
efe
the
sick
children
get
the
best
possible
treatment
and
every
chance
to
recover.
Children
here
generally
are
healthy
but
there
are'
always
exceptions
in
every
place.
Also
children
'meet
with
"-
'
accidents.
Jlisl'jitiw
there
is
a
movement
on
foot
to
fit
up
a,
children'."
ward
for
the
hospital.
Hill
Vio
chapter
of
Hie
.Daughters
or
the
Empire
have
raised
$."HH
with
which
to
furni-h
it.
but
there
are
a
lit
of
internal
changes
to
be
made
at
the
hospital
before
this
"l-an
he
done
and
.the
sum
nf.,?
1,200
is
needed
to
make
thooe
changes.
The
board
or
directors
of
the
hospital
is
taking
steps
to
place
the
need-,
or
this
ward
before
the
people
and
doubtless
will
have
a
good
response.
Miss
McCaul,
the
lady
superintendent
of
the
hospital,
says
tne
warn
is
iauy
neeueu.
iiiere
is
ai
present
no
part
of
the
lios(iunrwiiere
children
may
be
put
and
given
-proper;
care.
She.
knows
and
everyone
who
has
had
anything
to
do
with
children
win
art,
iU
al
Uie
hospital
also
a.ware
of
the
fact.
j
'
J
An
organized
erorl
Jf
Anll
easily,
raise
therefpijell
mniritit
of
money
as
prince
Rupert
ha-
always"shOVii
hyr
'dttsirtf
ti
help
ine
cniiuren.
.
.
Keeping
Down
Taxes
Of
Cities.
.
,
'
'
....
-
Vhile'tlicre
i
a
lot
of
talk
everywhere
about
keeping
down
taxes
'mi
real
efforts
are
maile
to
put
the
idea
Oilo'effect.
Improvements
must
'be
made
In
all
growing
places
and:
bills
must
be
jiaid.
That
is
the
difficulty.
forecast
frmn
New
Vestmiiister
recently
.published
in
the
soilh
says
tho
tax
rale
there
this
year
will
probably
be
filiy
mills,
just
leii
rn;i
more
than
in
Prince
Rupert.
There
are
nf-leruatives
to
advaircing
the
mill
rale
as
suggested.
One
is
to
forin
a
syndicate
to
take
over
'the
city's
tax
sale
lands
and
thus
bring
Ihcm
liable
to
taxation
or
hi
place
a
lax
on
improvements.
Reports
from
other
places
as
well
as
local
experiepre
indicates
that
while
spasmodic
erforjs
are
jiia'de
to
'
keep
down
costs,
the
general
trend
is
toward
increasing'
J
he
debts'
and
the
co-ts
of
running
the
affairs
of
Hie..
cities.
'"
niifllous'
Madness
'
ljjbt1
Uncomrnori.
'"
'
Veslei-day
a
man
rang
up
this
paper
and
declared
that
he
was
Jesus
Christ
and
predictinj;
that
there
"-would
be
earthquakes
here
and
asking
that,
we
warn
people.
'.o
reniain
indoors
on
that
account.
,
.Jhere
TiiaUvaysi
such
people
in
the
world.
Thev
go
crazy
oyer
I't'ligiou
;nd
Hie
distortion
is
oflen
brought
about
Ihrqugii
JMrHfcW
bodies.
I.'ive.n
ji
Jiy-allhy
body
ami
"llbr
niiii.l,
likelyi
lo
Jte.'JialanctML
Tbe
daiicec
is
in
nol
tirm,..rK
.irinn-
r...
iiwv.
i..vi.v:.
oilfier
Xy'nllowiug
attacks
from
'.disease.
or
th'ro'iigi'
qvrwork
or
ybrry
becoming
run
down:,
nieMidvis'lhe?fTrsPcare
of
;ev
Uil".
Then
comes
Hie
mind,
-',.,
v.
Opppsiti.on
To
,
4eMnfl
Treaty.
..'.
The
opposition
to
the
Sealing
Treaty
is
apparently
grow-Uig.
-Nictoriit
js
taking
the
lead
iii
the
nialler
because
that
was
JliiM'ily
the
sealing
centre
for
.the
"coast
and
rill
scaling
.
voxels
..
in.lde'llieir
lU'adipinrters
there.
.This
is
lu
lime
to
take
action
fo
see
that
the
treaty
'is,
not
coilinued.
While
it
is
yet
a
considerable
time
before
the
ir.alj
niu
be
ahrogaled,
a
year's
notice
lias
lo
be
given
and
P"b-Ji.e
sentijuenl
has:
to
be
focilsscd
on
this
question.
Open
sealing
is
what
we
want.-
"third's
Eyelids
Inflamed
Stuck
Together
and
Bled"
M.
E.
p.
Klmfcall,
pntwhUUe,
Alta.,
writci:
"9
.W
JE'fl
'forn
birth
wai
troubled
with
inflamed
eyelid,
and
in
spite
,o!
leYfral
;emedie,
grew
wor.e
until
at
the
age
of
lix-
ilf
,I!P1,
hT
W
could
not
be
opened
after
leep
without
bleed'
aK.Tv
iiir,
wxy
autnafge
nicking
the
lidt
together
and
adhering
with
great
tenac
ity.
The
child
t
grandmothers
were
con-tulted
by
mail,
and
both
responded
with
a
little
sample
box
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
These
were
used
as
directed,
and
lasted
until
we
could
obtain
a
further
supply
from
Edmonton.
Improvement
was
very
marked
from
the
first
application.
The
waxy
discharge
was
easier
removed
and
did
not
reappear.
Inflammation
.sub.
sided
arid
has
not
returned'
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
0
(1A.
box,
all
dealer
or
ICrtmanmn,
IlaUvi
A
Co..
XA
Toronto
SUMMER
TRAIN
SERVICE
SET
Better
Running
Time
Provided
and
Jasper
to
Get
Two
Trains
Daily
RUPERT'S
TIMETABLE
l..NIPi;i.
April
18.
change's
in
passpnper
I
rain
schedules
affecting
all
points.
YV"iim,jiMr
and
west
to
the
Pacific
cbast
in
connection
with
Hie
oieralion
umler
.summer
time
tables
are
announced
by
Cana-
lian
National
Itailway
officials
here.
.The
jicw
train
service
wilt
j:ie
two
dailys
to
Jasper
Na
tional
Park
and
tliis,
in
view
of
I
In
anticipated
heavy
tourist
traffic,
is
considered
an
iiiiport-
int
.
deyelopnieul.
The
suninier
sclicliijc
will
also
reduce
tJta
running
time
of
trains
one
an.'
two.
the
Continental
Limited
one
hour
between
W'innipejr
and
the
'aeifie
coast,
and
one
and
a
half
hours
between
Vancouver
nnd
Winnipeg.
Kasthoiimi
lo
.Mon
treal
there-
will
also
tie
a
saving
of
thirty
minutes
in
running
lime
Irom
Winnipeg.
L'nder
the
new
schedule,
effec
tive
May
3
out
of
YVrnnipc.g,
trainNo.
1
will
arrive
from
Montreal
-a
I
8.15
I.m
as
al
present
ut
the
time
of
departure
is
nut
vol
hack
to
10
p.m.
instead
of
'.
p.m.
as
at
present.
The
time
of
arrival
in
Vancouver
is
the
same
as
now,
7.25
a.m,,
of
tho
third
day.
No.
eastbouml
will
leave
Vancouver
at
y.50
p.m.
as
at
lresenl
but
will
arrive
at
Wiimi-j
peg
at
it.05
a.m.
stead
of
10.:iO
a.m.
and
leave
for
Montreal
at
lit
a.m.
instead
of
11
a.m.
Train
No.
3
."The
National"
from
Toronto,
arrives,
at
Winnipeg
al
0.15
a.m.
as
at
present.
The
operation
of
thi
train,
however,
is
lo
be
extended
to
pro-xide
daily
service
between
Win-nipeg
and
I-!itnYontnn
and
daily
except
Siiuilay
from
Ijlimmlon
lo
Prince
tin
port.
The
new
train
will
lcae
WiruiffW
at
2.30
p.m.,
commencing
May
3,
arrive
Sas-kajoon
7.20
a.m..
Ilinontiiii
K.25
p.m.
The
daily
except
Sunday
ser
vice,
hdmonmn
lo
Prince
Un
pen,
will
be
(effective
May
5,
the
train
leaviuir
IMmonlon
0
p.m
arriving
Jasper
7.05
a.m.
and
iTinre
unpen
.j.
.10
p.m..
oaiiy
except
Tuesday.
This
Imfn
vij
connect
wilh
(lie
all
Canadian
National
Pacific
coast
steamships
out
of
Prince
It
11
perl
north
bound
lo
Alaska
and
southbound
Ifi
Vancouver.
Outbound
at
11.30
Train
No.
1
will
leave
I'rfnre
Unpen,
easlhouud
al
11.30
a.m.
laily
except
Sunday,
effective
May
i.
passengers
will
arrive
at.
Jasper
;it
8
p.m.
dally
except
Monday.
Edmonton
8.20
a.m.
daily
except
Tuesday.
This
train
will
leave
Edmonton
effective
May
3
at
8.5o
a.m.'
daily,
arriving
Saskatoon
0.15
p.m.
and
Winnipeg
at
3.50
p.m.,
giving
direct
connection
with
the
National
'
leaving
for
Toroulo
at
1.30
p.m.,
and
also
with
trains
for
Ht.
Pauland
olher
southern
poinl.s.
.'"
The
cliapigpA
Ju
time
of
trains
3
ilnd
1
in.
and
'out
of
Prinze
Itupert
will
give
the
advantages
of
i,
daylight
run
through
(he
famous
Hulkley
and
Skeena
River
an'as
vheie
are
found
some
of
Ihe
mojit
striking
scenic
strelches
of
tfm
line
from
lied
Pass
Junction
to
Prince
Itupert.
Tie
time
of
arrival
at
Jasper
also
gives
passengers
the
oppor-
t
unity
of
seeing
.Mount
Rnbsoii
and
oilier
fatnoun
peaks
of
the
Canadian
Hockies
during
day
light
hours
and
transcontinental
trains
will'
slop
at
Motinl
Mohson
observation,
platform,
for
five
minutes
as
in
previous
years.
Observation
Cars
An
increase
in
the
number
of
mountain
observation
cars
operated
helween
Jasper
National
Park
ami
the
Pacific
coast,
on
the
run
through
the
Canadian
Hockies,
provides
for
observation
cars,
of
this
type
lo
be
U-tacheil
to
trains
3
and
i
opera-ling
lo
nad.
from
Prince
Itupert
as
well
as
on
the
.Continental
Limited
operating
to
nnd
from
Vancouver.
In
the
Letter
Box
NOPSE-AMERICAN
Hdilor.
Iiaily
News:
'Preparations
for
the
great
Celebration
to
commemorate
THI
BAIL?
..aSVB
;
'
'
M
PAKE
TWO
----mf-V7?
r-
uja
iiAJ
-
31-Fr-'
1
ATBI1
J
1
.nd
!
Freedom
From
Pain
Ad
I
niHAu
bveumatW
Hi
Smkc
Iffl
Sprayj
Ko
Snaff
j
Neuritis
'4
.K'
m.Li
ihe
OMennia.fie
0
illf.ui.iuiMi
10
uie
.Miicrir.iii
n-linepl
are
progressing
and
-the
affair
will
be
a
very
elaborate
one.
y
II
will
lie
held
tit-
the
Minnesota
.Stale
Fair
v
rounds,
,
SI.
t
'
Paul
and
SlTiineapolis,
Minn..
lime
0,
7.
8
and
y'llils
summer.
president
Coolidge.
will
tlf.Ru
an
address
in
Ihe
afternoon
of
nine
8.
Hcpi-csentalixc
,(f
the
Norwegian
sniver'imienl
and
slortiug
an'd
the..
Aearieniie
Choir
Oi
oiii
.(
1
1
i"
pri'sein.
11
reported
tliat
Crliwii'l'riiice
Olav
will
also
allenifl
l'.ery
man
.and
woman
of
Xnrsc
ilesceiit
who
Van
by
any
possibility
spare
the
time
in
June
should
attend
this
great
renl.
It
is
liefirsl
great
gath
ering
of
its
kind
in
American
history.
l
will
be
ji
gicai
and
rami
review
of
too
years
of
the
history
of
the
North
American
tinlineiit
as
exemplified
in
American
and
Canadian
citizenship
of
Norse
ancestry.
It
will
he
educational,
inspirational
ami
enlerlaiuiiig
in
Ihe
highest
de.
ree.
Those
now
living
will
never
again
have
Ihe
opportunity
if
attending
or
enjoyig
anything
just,
like
it.
Friends
and
reja-
Mves.
iiarled
for
years,
will
find
each
other
in
this
great
"reunion,
revive
old
memories,
live
again
in
Ihe
past,
witness
the
pageant
of
toil
years
of
progress,
and
come
home
better
Norsemen
and
better
Canadian
and
American
citizens.
The
historical
pageant
will
lie
given
on
.lime
and
will
he
a
wonderful
and
inspiring
feature.
This
pageant
will
depict
in
both
stationary
and
moving
tableaux
lle
history
of
the
first
century
f
Norse-American
and
Norse-
Canadian
decnpn,cnt,
visualizing
in
most
t-nloriol
fashion
one
of
Ihe
mos
interesting
chn-i-
ters
in
the
history
of
this
II
is
expected
that
the
Cnver-
nor
Ceneral
will
-be
the
official
representative
of
Canada
on
Ihe
occasion.
JOHN
DYRI1AVN.
N
o
rv
e
g
i
a
n
.Co
n
s
11
1
.
REPAIR
FOUNDATIONS
HOSPITAL
BUILDING
Painting
Exterior
Has
to
Walt
;o
Epable
Money
,to
be
penl
on
SUls
At
the
meeling.nf
he
loHjtilal
board
it
was
decided
Lt
defer
the
wnrk
of
naiiiling
for
thin
vear
lieeause
a
considerable
sum.
probably
seven
or
eight
hundred
dollars
would
have
to
be
snenl
in
renewing
the
foundations
ami
ills
011
oiie.
side
of
the
building,
A
report
on
(he
foundations
was
made
by
Ablf'rman
McKech-uie
who
round
faulty
sills
in
t(i,e
X-ray
room
and
the
part
of
the
building
opposite
Ihe
nurses'
home.
After
some
discussion
if
was
decided
that
the
chairman
.should
appoint
a
conuuillee
who
should
select
a
coippclcnt
foreman
to
undertake
the
work,
liie
hospital
lo
furnish
Ihe
material
and
pay
Hie
wages.
It
would
he
tnuuissi-
ble
lo
let
the
work
by
contract
as
il
was
impossible
to
fell
how
much
imu
to
be
doiie
1
The
.
Man
.
in
the
Moon
l
r
'
-.
'
J
it,
'
I
IT
never
does
tn
ge(
coni-plelely
wrapt
up
in
anything,
(iirls
don't
in
their
clothe.
MAHIHAfiC
is
a
big
cross
word
puzxle
which
many'
ajleiiipl
lo
solve
bill
no
newspaper
has
ever
pufilished
the
correct
solution
except
in
Ihe
hirl
Is
column.
TlIK
dinieuiy,wl(h
;npl
hridei
is
iney
are
poorly
gfootned.
a.ck
iral
lie
was
loo.
fat
His
wife
was
too
jh'in,
And
so
alas
lieivvee'n
the
two
They
made
a
helluva
din.
JAKK
says
m
hoars
there's
annlher
heauly
p'arhr
burling
up
In
Prince
Hupcri
a'nd
he:
wonders
why
hey
need
il.
liul
'thf'n
Jake
always
was
a
till
()f
a
joker'.
'
'
'
1
Tennis,
I'm.
ob"
Is
a
game
itj
love;
Jl's
played
Willi
a
raeipiet
Willi
llio
Niin
above.
Tbe
inean.ing
.of
lovo
Is
noDiinv
at
all,
Ho
lentils
is
noihing
Hut
hilling
a
hall.
TIIU
shrik
who
thinks
a
woman's
"no"
means
"yes''
should
get
married.
NuH
aed.
Somelhin
!
Ten
Years
Ago
J
In
Pflnritj
Hupoft
J
The
liranliy
Co.
anooiiiice.
thai
there
is
no
work
for
unemployed
at
Anyox
and
thai
there
are
already
some
I.
"ill
men
llieiv
awaiting
jobs.
Cd.
Carnegie,
repreeniative
of
the
lirilish
war
olllce.
Dr.
A.
(i.
W.
Wilson
of
Ihe
federal
de-parliueiii
of
mines,'
and
lr.
Alfred
Slatisfiebl,
professor
of
metallurgy
al
MeClill
Fniversily
are
visiling
Ihe
coast
lo
investigate
the
pos.sihililies
of
shell
manufacture
and
establishment
of
a
copper
and
zinc
refinery.
It.
P..
lienson,
Ihe
pholograph-er.
relumed
today
from
T01011I0
where
he
had
been
lulled
on
account
of
Ihe
illness
of
his
mol
liT
er
whose
condition
is
still
pre
carious.
TJBEST
WHEAT
Whether
Ihe
price
of
wheal
is
high
or
low,
Canada
never
fails
lo
produce
Mi.e
best
tpialily
In
(Is
great
annual
cereal.
.
Canadian
hard
Spring
wheat
is
known'
I
lie
wor.bl
over
for
Ihe
quality
of
the
flour
il
yields.)
hen
testing
floors
for
quatitv,
ihe
most
satisfactory
lest
is
lo
bake
the
.flour
Inlo
bread.
The
baking
lest
tells
llio
whole
lory.
Mleclric
llread
is
made
from
Canadian-milled
flour,
lis
quality
and
flavor
Is
ihn
direct
re-sull
of
I
ho
ood
wheal
which
Is
lis
origin.
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Window
Hukerics
p2
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SMOKERS
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.
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OLD
CHUM
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SMOKING
Tobacco
REPEATER
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(Pipe
or
Gprette
Tobacco)
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(for
Pipe
or
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PLUG
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and
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splendid
head
oi
str.ng
g
i
its
consistent
use.
We
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a
shipmenl
of
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Hnnc
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direct
from
Ihe
manufacturers
iu
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pnrlleularly
good
ipialily
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low
in
pi
From
$1.25
Up.
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lifirks
nnd
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