TO'.
-AGE
SIX
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practlca
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
-while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited
Max
Heiibroner
Diamond
Specialist
Buy
Your
Fresh
Meats
and
Smoked
Fish
from
ECONOMY
STORE
Smoked
illat-k
Cud.
III.
20c
Finnic'
llnddie,
per
lb..'.
20c
Kippers,
iht
lb
15c
I'tit
lloari
lteef,
lb.
...
15c
Urisket
lleef,
per
lb.
.
.
10c
Hulled
Hil
Housl,
per
lb.
25c
Sirloin
huak.
per
lb.
.
.
30c
T-lione
StVuk,
per
lb.
.
.
30c
Shoulder
Itjasl
Purfc,
lb.
25c
Lcjr
Itou-i
l'oi
k,
per
lb.
35c
Lniu
l'fol-W
pep
Hi.
.
.
.
35c
Pork
Saumtse,
tier
lb.
30c
lteef
Sausage,
per
lb...
20c
Hamburger,
per
lb.
..
15c
Economy
Store
417
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phones
84
and
18.
Sunrise
Specials
MOUSSELINE
loii'l
judge
Ibis
Silk
by
(be
price
hecause
it's
worth
much
more.
lid
inches
Swis-
Mnusse-hne
for
Jiresses
or
Mouses.
One
boll
only.
Very
Special,
per
yard
$1.25
STORE
Smith
Block
A
Modern
Dental
Service
At
a
Moderate
Fee
Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
INAUGURATION
OF
COOLIDGE
Ceromony
Takes
Place
Wednesday
and
Will
be
Simple
as
Possible
TAFT
ADMINISTERS
OATH
Speech
Will
be
Broadcasted
to
Thousands
Who
Are
Unablo
cat
to
Attend
;Assoeiulcd
Press)
WASHINGTON,
March
2.
Tin
inamsiiTalion
of
President
Cool-
fdjre
at
Washington
next
mI
nesdaywill
4;e
cliaraclerj.ed
Jiy,
that
simple
frugalily
which,
long
lias
been
a
traditional
trait
of
his
iialive
New
Knjjland,
and
a
watchword
of
liis
own
political
career.
Although
selected
in
(be
chief
magistracy
in
bis
own
right
by
the
largest
popular
plurality
in
history,
lie
will
begin
Jiis
new
term
of
office
with
an
absence
of
pomp
and
ecreiiotiy
reminiscent
or
the
earliest
days
of
Hie
republic.
In
conformily
with
bis
own
'desires,
(bo
inaugural
parade
will
be
shdrn
of
many
of
its
features
of
previous
years
and
the
elaborate
celebration
usually
carried
onl
by
residents
of
I
he
'
capital
will
lie
omitted
entirely.
Take
Four
Hours
The
whole
ceremony
probably
will
occupy
h'
I
huii
four
hours.
An
hour
or
so
beforij"
iioon
a
congressional
romniittee
will.
call
at
the
WJiito
House
to
escort
the
President
hi
Hie
Capitol,
and
lief
ore
mid-aflernpon
be
expects
to
be
back
at
bis
desk,
proceeti-ing
wilh
business
as
usual.
While
the
Sixly-Kiigbth
'ingress
is
ronijpleling
its
session
preparatory
to
final
adjournment
at
noon
Mr.
Coolidgc
will
pass
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
III
the
Matter
-or
tin;
Administration
Act;
anil
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Charle-l.aver,
Kereased,
Intestate.
TAkK
MiTICK
that
liv
Order
of
III
Honor
I'.
Mill.
Youuif,
luaile
the
12th
ila
or
February.
vi:,
r
was
ai'ointeu
aii
!
ininistralur
or
the
estate
or
the
-lale
Charles
Later,
deeensed,
and
oil
partie
liavlnic
elaluis
irulut
the
snul
estate
ar
hereby
required
In
furiiisli
same,
ro
perly
verified
to
me,
on
or
berore
din
or
March,
Ills:.,
and
all
parties
In
ile'bled
to
the
said
eslale
are
required
I'
pa
the
amount
or
their
indebtedness
I'
me
forthwith.
,nitlN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
I'rinee
liupert,
H.I.
haled
this
glut
day
nf
I'eliriiary.
lfi.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
III
Hie
.Mailer
of
the
Administration
Art,
and
In
the
Mailer
or
the
Kstale
or
William
Cameron
Sim,
deceased.
Intestate.
TAkK
.OTI:i:
that
by
order
of
Ill-Honor
I'.
Mi
ll.
Vounir.
made
the
S
I
III
il.n
or
rebruary.
A.li.
1115,
1
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
'tale
or
Wllllun
Cameron
Sim,
deceased,
mid
all
parti's
havinir
claim
iiRalnst
the
said
estate
a
hereby
reiiilred
to
riirnlsli
sumo,
properly
veriried
to
me,
on
or
before
tie
.'itli
day
of
March.
A.I
.
jo-r,
and
all
parties
Indebled
to
the
eslale
are
'require'1
to
pay
the
amount
or
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
.NOIIMAX
A.
WATT.
nrroi.il
Administrator.
Prinro
liupert,
li.c.
Hated
the
-.'Mh
'day
of
lebruary,
ll)r.
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
50c
Per
Sack
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
Wr
BUY
BOTTLES.
WHITES
OF
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW?
MUDDY
COMPLEXION?
YOUR
LIVER
IS
OUT
OF
ORDER!
Mr.
Win.
turH
'W
Crwfi.
S.B..
writes:
"I
have
lii-cii
truiililrtl
wlrli
in'
liver
rr
a
liinjr
time,
and
wit
hi
IjiiiI
I
i-imlcl
nut
(In
any
work.
I
liail
severe
pains
In
in.v
stoinarli
that
were
so
liail,
al
times,
I
could
hanlly
stand
thi-m.
My
Umsrtie
lieriinie
cnatcd:
1
Imd
bud
taste
In
my
uioutli.
especially
In
the
iimrnliiif
tlio
whiles
of
my
eyes
were
tiwred
with
yellow,
and
1
liad
a
muddy
an
yellow
iiuiiileliin,
I
liud
read
a
irrrat
deal
itlmut
:.
MILBURN'S
t
i
v
i
i
nrrn
nil
I
e
f
LHAtVLlVEIV
I
ILlaJ
sci
decided
1
would
try
n
Iril.
and
after
taklnif
three
of
them
1
was
irrently
lin-
4
roved
and.
felt
mnre
like
Jivlnif.
and
I
ran
now
(In
my
own
vork
villiuiit
any
trouble."
For
sale
at
all
drutriflsts
and
dealers:
mil
tip
only
by
The
T.
Mllbuni
Co..
Uielted.
Toronto.
Out.
upon
lasl-miiiiitc
legislation
in
bis
room
near
Hie
senate
cham-ber.
Just
afler
twelve
o'clock,
when
(lie
new
senate
'meets'
in
special
session,
lie
will
enter
the
chani-
bcr
witli
justices
of
the
Supreme
Hourl
and
oilier
high
officials,
and
in
their
presence
'Yiee-Presi-
leut
Dawes
will,
take
the
oitlh
of
office
and
deliver
a
short
ad-
Ires
s.
Taft
Will
Officiate
Then
the
entire
company
of
.liL'iiafaries
will
file
tint
lo
the
east
pot-licit
of
the
Capitol,
.vbere,
facing
a
special
stand
built
to
seal
8,'OlMI
people,
Mr.
'.oolidge
will
lie
administered
the
oath
of
office
by
Chief
Justice
Tnfl
.and
will
deliver
his
inaugural
address.
Amplifiers
will
'carry
his
words
lo
those
far
out
in
ilie
Plaza
who
hae
been
unable
to
obtain
seals,
and
for
the
first
lime
the
entire
inaugural
ceremony
will
be
broadcast
by
radio.
The
inaugural
parade.
Unit
will
escort
the
President
and
Vice-President
back
to
the
White
Housf"
along
Pennsylvania
Ave.
will
he
composed
oT
two
sections
oujv.
one
including
about
8,000
soldiers,
sailors
and
marijies
on
duly
in
this
.immediate
vicinity,
and
the
oilier
made
up
or
a
score
.of
stale
grove
mors
Willi
Ibeir
s
luffs.
,
From
a
.
small
slam
facing
Lafayette
Square
Mr.
Coolidge
will
review
the
parade
as
il
passes,
and
when
its
last
unit
lias
filed
by
I
he
inauguration
will
be
over.
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
lii
the
Mailer
or
Ihe
Admlulslraliiui
Act:
mid
In
the
Matter
or
the
Kstale
of
Y.
Wakl-Inolo.
pei-eased,
lllleslale.
TAkK
MiTlDK
that
by
Order
tr
Ills
Honor
F.
.Mi
ll.
Yoiiuir,
made
the
l-.'lh
div
of
February,
me;.,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
the
lale
V.
Waklmoto,
deceased,
and
all
parlies
havluir
claims
airalnsl
the
wild
estate
are
hereby
required
to
riiinl-.li
same,
prn-porly
veririeil
to
me.
on
or
berore
tst
day
or
Marrji,
ivsr,
and
all
purllc-s
indebted
to
Ihe
said
eslale
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
luclcbleclncss
to
mo
rorlhttllh.
MIIIMAN
A.
WATT,
orrirlaL
Administratiir.
I'rinee
liupert.
11.1.
Haled
this
Vl.'l
day
or
lebruary,
11125.
IN
PRORATE.
IN
THE
CUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
tin-
Matter
or
the
Adiiiiiilstrutluii
Art;
and
In
tin'
Mailer
or
tin-
Ksliiie
or
Ji-iiu
l.aiic
r,
li-i'i-iKi-il,
lllleslale
c
TAKK.
M)Tli:l-:
mat
liy
Onlcr
or
III
lloimr
I".
.Mi
ll,
Younir.
umle
the
lilli
dav
cir.l'i'lirnury,
A.li.
luv:..
,1
a
iiolnii'il
Ail.-iilriisti-alur
or
tin:
cclatc-
or
Hit-
la'n
Jc-ati
Lniirr,
iliicieo-il,
and
nil
luirlii'it
Imv-
I
ink
I'Iiiiiiik
iikuiiiki
inn
wiiii
rm.nr
an:
lii-rrli.v
rrgiiliccl
lu
riirnlKli
Kami-
to
inc.
I
iiroocrly
n-riricil.
on
or
lwroro
tin;
?ll
clay
or
March,
iui:,.
unci
nil
narllc-s
In-
ilrliti'il
to
tin
kiiI1
t'lUtc
iii'h
riiiiri-il
to
piiy
tlic
aiiiiiinit
of
thi'lr
IimIcIiIccIiii'.s.h
to
!
I
IK!
roriiiwiiii,
.MIIIMAX
A.
WATT,
orrirliit
.Vlmliilnlrator,
I
I
I'rlnri'
4lliirrt,
ll.C.
Iiutcil
till.-
'.'1st
la.v
or
Kclirimry.
IDv'i.
JUST
ARRIVED!
Spring
Stock
of
Crepes,
Ginghams
and
Galateas
in
very
attractive
patterns
Also
new
stock
of
SEAGRASS
CHAIRS,
ROCKERS,
TABLES
3rd
Avenue.
GEO.
D.
TiTE
The
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Phone
20
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday
Marub
t92
SATURDAY'S
CROSS
WORD
PUZZLE
ANSWER
orMt
PARA
ELIT
VjRO
V
EMHj
uiBor
OF
AM
eIA
R
O
TpNjLJ
T
H
Djmo
H
To
e1sp1ots
PROVINCIAL
COURT
OF
REVISION
SITS
Appeals
for
Lower
Assessment
Made
by
Granby
Co.
and
Stewart
Townslte
Willi
John
Dybliavn
presiding
its
judge,
the
eourl
of
revision
on
the
provincial
assessment
rol,
for
this
district
sal
in
1
lie
court
house
on
-Saturday
al'lernuon
I'liere
we're
about
a
dozen
ap
peals,
the
most
important
hemy
that
of
Ihe
owners
of
Hie
(Iran
y
towusiles
adjoining
the
smel
ter
al
Ariynx
and
thai
of
tin
owners
of.
a
iownsile
adjoining
Stewart,
ltoth
appeals
are
fir-reduction
jn
assessment..
W,
().
Fyllou
appeared
on
be
half,
nT
the
owners
of
Hie
Stewart
Iownsile.
A.
II.
I.ove
appeared
on
hulialf
of
Agnes
l.
Moore,
the
owner
of
land
on
Klizuhrlh
Island
adjoining
Pofcher,
who
also
applied
for
lower
assessment.
Afler
hearing
the
cases
which
had
representatives
on
hand,
lb..
court
adjourned
until
ne.x!
Thursday
without
having
taken
action.
SHERIFF
LOSES
IN
DAMAGE
CASE
HEARD
AT
RECENT
ASSIZES
Judgment
in
I
lie
sum
of$I.U(M
and
costs
has
been
given
by
Mr.
Justice
(Iregory
in
Ihe
case
of
It.
I..
Sideuer
vs.
Sheriff
John
Shirley
which
was
heard
al
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
here
last
November.
Sidener
sued
the
sheriir
for"
.?a,0U0
alleging
wroligful
seizure
of
goods
anil
chattels
from
a
ranch
in
tin
Frascr
Lake
district.
II
is
said
that
Hie
cost
of
Hir
ease
will
amount
lo
as
much
as
(he
damage
award.
Alex
Young
of
Prince
fieorge
appeared
fof
Sidener
anil
f..
S.
Mcfiill
of
Smithers
for
Ihe
defendant
when
I
lie
case
was
Iricd
here.
STORMS
DELAYING
PRINCE
JOHN
ON
'
VOYAGE
UP
COAST
U.N.ll.
sleainer
I'rinee
John.
(Japl.
K.
Malibs,
has
been
Klorm-
liiilllld
two
or
three
liui("
llli
trip
coming
up
the
cousl
from
the
Oiieen
i:iiailoie
Islands
and
Vancouver
and
will
not
be
in
until
tnmoiTiiw
morning
al
(be
earliest.
The
vessel
is
due
a.
Huckley
Hay
al
1
o'clock
llii.
uflernoon
afler
having
been
lied
iitby
stress
of
weather
at
Cum-sliewa
lirlel.
Hhe
is
five
day
behind
schedule
now.
WIRELEfS
REPORT
Monday,
Mar
.2,
8
a.m.
DKillV.
Clciuily,
calm:
bar
.'lll.llt;
Icuijr.
sea
suionlh;
'
p.m.
Alameda
III
miles
olT
Ket
chikan
southbound;
H.iU'
p.
in
spoEe
Cardena
thai
lefl
al
'
p.m.
northboiiiiil;
K
p.m.
Anyox
lowing
(Sri
IT
5!
miles
from
I'rinee
liupert
hound
in.
Hll.
I-
HAItllOll.
Cloudy;
cidin;
liar.
;itl.02;
lem.
;i8;
light
swell:
H
p.m.
tlaiiadiati
Obst'rver
Ocean
Falls
to
I'orllaud
olT
Naniu;
H
a.m.
Cape
JScul
t
abeam
lteef
Island
bound
for
Thurston
harbor;
8.05
a.m.
(jiuiiosiiii
left
Naniu
al
7
a.m.
southbound.
I)i:.l)
TIlHi:.-
Cloudy;
light
swell;
bar.
2l).7'J;
temp.
U5;
sea
snioolb.
'
Noon
DKiHY.
-wind;
bur.
tiloinly;
fresh
S.
II.
.'In;
temp.
Ill);
sea
rough;
Prince
John
reported
due
al
Massetl.
l
a.m.
northbound.
HUM.
IIAIUIOH.
-t.,
Cloudy:
Htrht
s.V.
.wiiiii;
ba'i.ao.OI,:
leinp.
S7;
HfcMtl
wwell.
1,1
j'l'AI)
Tlli:i:.
Cloudy;
fre-!i
S.'H.
wind;
bar.
D.KI;
leinp.
U8.
heavy
swell.
il.
C.
UruVer,
Inspector
o
schools,
is
oii.
a
Iriji
lo
Ocean
Tails,
iSurf
InlM
.und
Ilelbt
Coola.
lie
is
expected
buck
In
the
city
uboul
March
15.
principal,
deposited
jn
u
Hoyal
Hank
the
sum
oT
$81.35
repre-;
senling
Hie
savings
during
Hie
month
of
February
handed
to
their
leiicbets
by
Hie
i'.ipi!s
of
six
divisions.
pass
.books
arc
being
issued
by
the
ban1'
today
lo
each
of
individual
students
tints
tailing
accounts.
FOG
TAKES
THE
&UAME
LONDON,
Manch
2.
SYNOPSIS
OF
On
Sale
per
Yard
at
Mary
Cope
lias
played
Ihe
organ
til
Holy
Trirrily
Church,
in
Loudon,
lor
(in
years.
During
all
Ibis;
lime
she
bus
Inisxed'
only
lwu
Sunday,
once
oh
afciiunl
nf'ill-ness,
and
oirte
berausi
a
Loudon
rog
was
so
depse
slu
t'ould
not
rind
I
In1
chtfi-eli
edifii'e.
Adverlie
in
li
linllv
New
LAI
ACT
AMENDMENT!)
1
PRE-EMPTION8
Vnrnnt.
unrcBxcfrvpit,
iirviy(l
frown
Icincln
rmiy
be
iirv-einptwfl
by
I'.rltlnli
HiiliJfotK
over
IS
yoiirH
of
itgi.
mid
ly
iilk-nx
on
-cl.irinK
intcnUon
;o
liprom
Brill!)
sulij'ctn,
rondl-
ional
uion
rPxUlnoe.
occjiittlon,
"jiJ
linjirovcmcnt
fur
UKrlcultuml
iurtioe.
V'ull
Information
concernins
tiKU-ation
rcRrirdliiR
pre-rmptlitna
!
urUtfn
in
llullclln
No.
1,
Liiind
Serlo,
"How
to
rre-t-mpt
IiiikI,"
copies
o(
vlnch
cun
be
obtained
free
of
clinrg
!y
addrttmlnK
tbe
Ueiuitmenl
of
Uiiids.
Victoria,
H.C.,
or
to
uny
Oov-erninent
Aeent.
Itovordu
will
be
crnnied
CHVtrlne
only
bind
-HUltuble
for
asriculturui
purpoheti,
and
which
Ik
not
tinibcr-laml,
I.e.,
currylnc
over
S.ooo
buitrd
feet
per
acre
went
ul
the
Coast
Itune
and
li.UO"
feet
per
acre
caet
of
that
IdinRb.
'
Appllcutione
for
pre-emptions
ftf
to
In-
uclclrPHxecl
lo
the
Iind
Com-mlnMloner
of
Ihe
Land
Kei)rdlnR
III-vUlon.
In
which
the
lutnl
tippllpil
for
m
ituatcd,
and
urn
made
en
primed
forms,
coiiies
of
which
-cun
be
obtained
from
the
Land'
Commissioner.
I'rc-eniptlons
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Itnprovemenla
miult
to
value
of
I1U
ier
acre.
Including
clrarlnit
and
culUvatlnu
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
CrQwn
tlrant
r'in
be
received,
1'or
more
detailed
information
see
the
llullctln
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
ure
received
for
.pur-rliuice
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
helm;
tlmberland,
for
AKrlculturul
purposes;
minimum
price
Xor
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
15
per,
acre,
and
second-class
(icnix-Ins)
land
$2.CU
tier
acre.
Further
Information
regarding;
purchase
or
leaso
of
Crowt.
lands
Is
(tivecf
in
Ilulletln
No.
10,
Land
Kerles,
"I'urcbase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
on
timber,
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
payment
of
stumpaice.
HOMESITE
LEA8E8
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
20
acres,
may
be
leased
as
homesltes,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
lm-Vrovement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
has
been
surveyed,
LEA8E8
For
grazing
and
Industrial
purposes
areas
not
exceeding
640
acres
may
be
leased
by
one
person
or
a
company.
Under
the
Orating
Act
the
Province
Is
divided
Into
grating
districts
and
the
range
administered
under
a
Orating
Commissioner.
Annual
grating
permits
are
Issued
based,
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
established
owners.
Htock-ownera
may
form
mediations
for
range
management.
Free,
or
partly
free,
permits
are
available
for
settlers,
campers
and
travellers,
up
to
ten
Head.
FRENCH
FLAT
CREPE
A
siileinlid
ilHiility
beavv
weiglil
Ciepe,
very
suiiiiMe
for
lieiitling
'id
i,
A
SILK
SALE
CREPE
DE
CHINES
litv
(I)
i.r.
l.
siill.
Octil'
S.nitnlili
fur
Kb
NiKli'lies'.-
vColua
?uiflmle
NVfiilet
Kle'sli,
'
Mauve,
Ainrrjraii
Heaiily,
vir
m
(lolors
include
l'a;u'li',
Urey,
.Mauve,
Sand,
Hlark,
Nuvy,
clc.
Vms
to
f-u
.'
"h
Hrovv
$1.50
Oil
Sale
per
Yard
at
.
.
.
$2.25
CANTON
CREPES
A
niiisl
iiiiiisiial-offeriiig
in
Silk
LlanltiM
litTjies.
tJtilui-s
in
Nnvv
Kami
,....
U
hi
On
Sale
per
Yard
at
$3.25
DUCHESS
SATIN
One
Imll
only
ur
uur
famous
"YVKT'I'K
(il
AIIA.VIT.I
YVKAIl"
;
i(
i
sinoutli
evenly
finished
satin
for
everyday
wear.
Hejr.
uta.ri.
A
On
Sale
per
Yard
at
$1.95
The
West
of
England
Store
BORDEN
STREET
SCHOLARS
PROVE
BE
GOOD
SAVERS
The
school
savings
plan
man-!
gurnled
at
the
Itordi'ii
Street
School
is
proving
very
popular,
(in
Saturday,
Miss
S.
A.
Mills,1
Third
Avenue.
'""""TOW
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
FRED
THOMSON"
The
World's
Champion
Athlete,
and
His
Marvel
Horse,
"Silver
King,"
in
0U5
"The
Fighting
Sap"
A
rip-roaring
story
of
Western
idv
...
of
excitement,
u
welter
of
intrigue,
a
-m
g
;
of
action
ami
the
nnt
ileliglitfol.
wti
in
liniiioiir,
Many
thrilling
s
oeH
mi-
hair
-
b-.
liig
Urumtitie
climax.
Stirring
rwlie
;
slnnild
niis
seeing
this
lie-iiin
and
In-
w
llieir
lirciilliless
Imlllc
wilh
il'siernle
'
i
utlilele
anil
I
In
Inu.-e
willmrit
n
peer.
II
K
strong
support
nig
e.-isl.
"FIGHT
AND
WIN"
SERIES
No.
9
-JACK
DEMPSEY
IN
"TOWN
HALL
TONIGHT
"
BRAY
CARTOON
"THE
PIED
PIPER."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
35c
and
10c
Spring
is
Here!
LADIES
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
you
are
in
i
led
U
-t
u
o:
Spring
and
Summer
HATS
We
have
jit-l
received
a
large
lnm
previiiling
shades
nud
tU's
See
our
w
ini
fv.
We
hue
ulso
received
a
large
sliiH!i
ami
House
Oresses,
the
jun
e-
oi
which
w
liiiriliuser.
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
Phono
645.
7th
St.
and
3rd
Art.
Canadian
National
Railways
I.
i
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnners,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith".
P
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
E'c
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
jilanl
equipped
to
hamllc
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SF
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
uliu.s
lo
building
next.
dour
lo
Frizfcoll
Mulclicr
hi'"!'-from
Hie
Uni
press
llolnl
curry
u
full
lino
if
MnlFS
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANU
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
eWf
James
Zarolll