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THE
DAILY
NEWS
.
ft
Tjs'Fanner
Knows
$M
WhereHe
Stands
iWgffl
HE
has
a
memorandum
on
the
cheque
stub
of
every
account
and
an
entry
in
hu
bank
r.l
t
wfll
a
double
check
on
his
business.
The
incoming
cheques
or
cash
are
also
shown
in
his
bank
i
f
.11
t
f
t
took.
In
a
rush
he
can
tell
wnen
he
paid
any
par
ticular
account
or
when
an
account
was
paid
to
him.
Hu
bank
book
tells
him.,
He
has
no
need
to
go
to
town
to
do
his
business
if
:
I
i
t
t
!
X..
J.nnilfi
ilmolf
11
nilifHu
at
rtr
rmiM
An
It
nself.
Today
the
safe,
efficient,
satisfactory
method
of
busi-
.l
l
-L
.
n
L
IANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
over
IOO
years
TtalAsseu
in
excess
of
i7oo.
000,000
x
ri
l
uperi
risn
ivni
IW4VH
nil
v
mi
iww
"vjii
i?n
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tviiva
iii
ovujuiii
urcu
r
isii---unr
wmi
Kimwn
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men
nranna."
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n
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Rupert,
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Prince
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wave
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rounairs,
Woodworkers,
tic.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
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plant
is
equipped
In
handle
all
kinds
of
M
A
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1
m
"nit
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
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85.
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Victoria.
MAY
CUT
DOWN
ARMAMENTS
Social
Democratic
Party
of
Holland
Introduce
Project
Reducing
Cost
Till:
IIAJil.K,
April
3.
project
fr
disarmament,
to
be
operative
as
rrtiiii
January
I,
J'Jirt,
has
Ik-oii
inlrodiiccl
in
lln
iMilch
chamber
by
I
he
Social'
Democratic
party.
;
'
IN
main
provision
are
lit
nil
down
tli.'
(itathliiiK
army
from
.l:'7.00(l
ini'ii
in
llic
active'
force
and
organized
reserves
la
;
'security-'
fniroiif
J.'i.mio
ami
lo
reduce
llic
Ma
vy
lo
about
'
:i
.Id.i'ii
guardshjps
and
as
many,
sc;t-plain's.
Tin'
actual
nisi
is
nua-jnili'd
al
Minif
l7,.'.liii,(Miil
riiiiiis,
f-oriijiii
rt'tU
willi
Imi.ood.fiOfl
lloriiis
allnrali'd
fn'
tirt'ii.o
piirpiiscs
in
the
j)23
ni,j:,.I.
TJli'
scJicinc
is
liyscd
llpiin
Hu-Danish
disaniiaiiicnl
plan,
wliii-li
is
rliiscly
fnlliiwotl
as
f.jr
as
Jlii'
navy
is
uici'iru'd
wliilc
alluw-aiiri'
is
Hindi
rir
a
ltimIit
laml
fitirc
owiiiS
In
llnlland'j
lnnt'cr
land
fntiilli'i's,
'
I
The
proposal
is
aeijuiiaiiu'd
liy
a
li-nlliy
iin'inorial
tlcrJarijiKi
dial
owintr
In
iiioilcin
war
111HI1-
mis,
lloH.imls,
like
hIImt
small
slali-s,
is
cinirnuilrd
Willi
Hum
iinpossilijliiy
of
ili'fi'iiiliii?
Iter
;
liMiilnry
adi'iinalidv
against
asr-
Brcssiiin
liy
powerful
ffin-iii
ni-
liniis,
ur
iii.iiiilaiiiiiis
ni'iili
alily
liy
force
of
arms
alum1.
Killior
ciinl
ini'iicy
may
have
In
In1
fac-
1.
iiic
iirttiiioii-rs
say.
ownis
lit
(lie
prevalence
of
iulcrna'l
noial
haired.
Hie
desire
for
revenue
on
Hie
pail
of
Hie
ailillislieil,
and
1
(lie
fear
of
revenue
nn
Hie
pari
if
Hie
victor
in
Hie
world
war.
EXCURSIONS
TO
THIS
COUNTRY
British
People
Given
Cheap
Rates
to
Visit
New
York
and
Canada
LOMtON,
Aptir
3.
The
mid.
dle-idass.
stay-al-linine
llrilniis
are
In
he
eneini
raved
In
i''et
a
Heel
ing
jrlimjise
or
I
lie
new
world
this
cumin?
.summer
dur-intr
their
regular
animal
holi
days.
Vacall.'H)
for
Ihe
niajorily:
of
whlle-coiiHreii
wnrKers
who
iulialiit
this
island
consist
of
days.
Ilci
rlofore
the
miildle
class
have
counjed
on
no
further
holiday
cNcnrsions
Hi.
in
jaUnls
lu
the
counlries
just
across
the
channel;
relatively
few
gel
so
far
away
as
Italy.
And
now
Ihe
steamship
companies
for
a
mere
than
!2r(l.
olfer
In
take
them
In
New
York."
whir..
Ilioni
ratddly
for
a
few
days
around
the
Anierican
inelropolis.
sliow
lliein
n
few
spots
in
Pamela,
and
deliver
them
hack
home,
all
within
those
precious
iM
days
of
summer
holiday.
ORANGE
LADIES
HAD
SALE,
TEA,
DANCE
Affair
Held
YeslerVay
Afternoon
and
Evening
In
Melropole
Hall
was
very
Successful
.
The
Loyal
Oraiijic
llenevolenl
Association
held
it
tea
and
sale
J
r
work
in
(he
.Melropole
Mali
.yesterday
and
concluded
Ihe
fes-;iivilic
of
the
day
wild
it
whist
drive
and
dance
lasl
iijgh
lenlire
proceedings
were
j
succcs.sful.
I
The.
seneral
convenei'
'.Mrs1.
S.
V.
('.ox.
In.
charge
ofllje
plain
sewinj;
lidde
were
Mrs.
Mc-llohliie
ami
M.'.
William
Knilli;
i.Mrs.
A.
Mr
line
and
Mrs.
T.
Itouller
presided
ai
llio
candy
lalde.
while
Irn.
(J,
.Jtonljj'r
and
Mrs.
Sims
were
in
chaw
tif
Hi"
'-ale
or
lunne
cooViiijr.'
TliJea
.room
was
rondncted
lv
Mrs.
(ieorge
I.eek,
Mik,
IkMlilliJtr
and
'
;.Mrs.
Moran.
.
,-x
Melyieen
in
and
rll
collides
al-
lieuded
Hie
dance
a('wliic)i
J.
A.
''I'eux
w,i
iiiasler.of
cerejnonies.
Mu.slc
was
furnished
by
an
nr-cheslra
consisting
of
Mrs.
U.
I"
Ponder,
iduno;
II.
haslmnn,
snoiilion:
It.
Arlhiir.
.Ir
violin,
mid
.1.
N.
K?lly.
drums.
TU'
ilancc
(nininillrp
conslsled
of
Miss
l.oliie
lloiiller.
Miss
Ulllll
IV
very
was
f.nl.TA'-leaki.
Ktkn
CATARRH
of
the
BLADDER
UK
JkuwiI
Rmrb
Can.ule
IMIfm
titi
Vtmt
If
V"V
Hmiurofeiitilrtfitht
HAD
HEARTBURN
AND
HEADACHES
FOR
MAtfY
YEARS
Mls
riPU
nurrl,
n.fl.
Tin.
1,
Watrr-forrt,
tnl.,
wrltM:
"I
have
Irfen
tnmlilfd
wltb
hearibiirn
anil
lifinlarlion
rnr
mint
yearn.
Tln-r
wpii
very
few
llitwn
j
ronid
i
wiihuut
fiirrcrtnir
from
clilH-r
thf
liP.111t.111n
r
revifi
IiwiiI;iih-j.
'
A
rili
lnl
!(.
riinicml-il
um
li,
try
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
Mils
I
1I11I
rikI
rlim
tellff
at
nine
amf
have
never
lnen
tmulileil
since.
will
alwayn
recimiiiiiiil
your
I'lllm
lo
any
rf
mj
fdeiuU
wlm
are
troubled
wlih
tieari-liiirn.
hea.l.irlics
r
ai,y:
Mfcr
liver
Irculile."
-
-
MlIlturn'K
r.aa-l.iver
fill
are
for
sale
it
all
ilriirnii'ti
ami
ipal.-r;
put
up
only.
Tor
tlie
pat
30
year.
Iy
JU
T.
Millinrn
Co..
I.lmlteil.
Thrown,
"nt-
l.emon
and
Miss
.Mehel
Veireck.
Mrs.
Keith
was
al
the
door.
Winners
at
whist
wen-:
ladieV
first.
Miss
Violet.
-Taylor;
ladiey
consolalioii,
Mrs.
Myliohhie
v.s
cut
with
Miss
Lillian
-
Amlirote;
men's
firsl,
Tliouiiis
I'rii.si?
men's
consolalioii,
.1.
Veireck.
Hesiills-
of
raffle
weir
as
."ul-lows:
..
1'illow
shams,
Mrs.
lloiiller.!
Kleetric
laniji,
U.
Mini
in.
Lunch
cloth,
Mrs.
W.
Iteid.
Hake.
I.
Miiiuo.
Half
Ion
of
coal.
Mis.
Lei
MaHieson.
WELL
KNOWN
SKEENA
RIVER
COUPLE
WED!
Miss
Nora
Marrs
Became
Brido
of
Reginald
W.
Sinclair
at
Ceremony
this
Morning
-
A
cjuii't
IhiI
interest
ing
look
olace
al
'K
o'clock
this
ninriiiog
in
SI.
Andrew's
Anglican
Idiuich.
Archdeacon
i.
A.1
Ilix
otliciaHng,
witefi
Miss
Mar-Jarei
Nora
Marrs,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.loIin"1'Starrs
of
xirlh
Pacific,
was'
tiniled
in
marriage
to
lleginald
W.
Sinclair,
slitrekeeper
of
Inveme.ss
t'an-nery.
rtie
ouple
yer
alleuded
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arlljiir
Itailey
of
IhlsM'ily
and,
besides
Ihe
parents
nf
the
bride,
there
were
present
a
number
of
intimate.
friends.
Mr.
int.
I
Mrs.-
Sinclair
hoarded
Hie
sleanier
Pniiw
5eorg
and
will
spend
a
honeymoon
in
Hie
soulh
after
wtiich
they
will
return
north
to
lake
up
their
residence
al
Inverness.
Holh
brid"
and
groom
are
widely
known
on
the
Skeena
Itiver
and
they
will
receive
Hie
hourly
Congratulations
and
best
wishes
of
many
friends.
FLITTING
SHADOWS
AT
SUN'S
ECLIPSE
CAUGHT
BY
CAMERA'?
TlsmX,
Aria.,
April
3.
-Photograph
of
I
ho
shaihiw
bauds
on
Hie
sun
during
Ihe
re-conl
eclipse,
were
maile
succoss-riifiy
in
the
east
with
an
uppaiv
a
tus
d
'signed
and
luilll
by
Dr.
A.
K.
..Douglas,
director
of
Ihn
Steward
Observnlory
here.,
Tlie
Arizona
astronomer
recenlly
re
ceived
iiosin
d
the
first,
priuls
from
ox-res'
made1
by
hi
shadow''
band
camera,
used
at
.Middle-
town,
Conn.,
under.
Ihe
supervision
of
Dr.
II.
T.
Stetson,
head
of
the
astronomical
department
at
Harvard.
N
Al
I
ho
limn
Ihe
exposures
wore
made
woalher
comlilions
worn
perrecl.
The
(emporaturo
was
four
below
zero.
As
llHMoeord-iiu
of
ll.iese.
sliudo'
bauds,
a
source
of
inyslificalioii"
In'
load
ing
authorities,
had
never
been
achieved
successfully
in
previous
eclipses,
the
present
allainmeut
is
regarded
important
to
science.
Dr.
Douglass
says
Ihe
experiment
proves
beyond
doubt
thai
thf
waves
are
caused
by
Irroau-larilios
In
I
ho
density
of
nhnos-plloro,
n
Iheory
bo
n
hold
for
many
years.
The
prints
sjlimv
llio
shadow-bands
distinctly.
They
were.
ren
dered
lsjhle
lo
Ihe
rarii'ora
lens
by
Ihe
smallness
oT
Ihe'
sun's
crescent.
The
'pictures
worn
Inken
during
(he
minule
preceding
onil
llio
minule
following
lolalily
of
the
eclipse.
Dr.
Douglass
points
nut
Hud
llio
same
effort
is
seen
from
illslnnl
olee-rif
ligb'ls
h
ml
on
stars
viewVd
through
a
Irons?
lolccopo.
The
pholngrnpliic
outfit
ron-slsled
nf
n
Cl-inch
converse
mirror,
focusing
a
hean
nf
light
through
n
small
opening
on
lo
a
film
six
Inches
beyond
the
focus.
Tins
concentrated
the
Shop-windows
on
light
ami
enormously
increased
j
the
coi
least,
thus
bringing
out
in
prominence
Iheso
very
faint
!
'shadows.
!
I
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
3,
1915.
Mayor
S.
M.
Xewlon
and
Aid.
I'liomas
McC.lymonl
will
be
Ihe
candidate
for
the
mayoraljly
u'
(ho
special
election
thai
will
tak
place
on
April
'.I.
J
oliji
Dybhavn.
'Aid.
D.
Morrissey
and
(leorgr
Hi,
(isey
-will
seek
election
us
ahleriueit.
I
tie
election
has
lieei'
caused
on
accouul
of
Hie
resfg-
iialiou
of
Mayor
Newton
and
Aid.
Morrissey.
(1.
W.
Nickorson
writes
a
lellor
to
the
press
today
ciilici.ing
the
stands
taken
by
Ihe
Dady
New-on
fisheries
matter?
'particularly
with
regard
lo
a
proposed
power
agreement
between
Hie
city
and
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
.loss
Willard
will
fjghl
rdntlio
world's
heavywoigfil
rlutmpidn
ship
the
day
afler
tomorrow
wjlh
.lack
Johnson.
...
SMITHER
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
A.
Millar
out
-r-tuinetl
a'
large
parly
of
ll.oir
friends
al
their
''homo
Wodncs
day
evening.
The
occasion
being
the
anniversary
vof
Mr.
.Mill.lFs
birthday"
and
a
most
enjoyable
lime
was
sped
I
al
ilanciilg
and
music.
ftev.
T.
D.
Proclor
of
HnxcMfiu.
is.
impending
a
few
daySiu
Ihvvn
Ihe
guesl.
of
Itev.
and
-.Mrs.
Hid-dell.
'
.
A
daughter
was
born
U
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Mayer
al
Ihe
Hulk
ley
Valley
District
Iluspiittl
on
.Wednesday,
April
2.
parade
IN
THE
quiet
and
comfort
of
your
home,
newspaper
in
hand,
the
shop-windows
of
the
town's
best
stores
pass
in
review.
Look
at
that
charming
little
hat
just
the
style
you
have
been
looking
for,
and
so
reasonable!
And
say,
isn't
that
coat
a
darling?
.
.
.
Not
only
do
you
see
illustrations
of
the
merchandise,
but
you
are
told
in
detail
of
its
merits
and
prices.
A
passing
panorama
that
may
be
halted
and
started
and
halted
at
will.
A
shopping
trip
at
home!
How
long
do
you
suppose
it
would
take
you
to
reverse
the
process
to
gd
up
one
street
and
down
another,
until
you
had
visited
personally
every
worth-while
store
in
town?
And
how
exhausted
you
would
be,
physically
and
'nervously.
There's
no
doubt
about
it.
The
modern
way
to
shop
is
to
read
the
advertisements,
then
make
notes
of
the
stores
and
the
particular
offerings
that
appeal
to
you.
What
a
lot
of
time
and
bother
such
a
method
saves.
You
know
beforehand
what
you
want
to
look
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