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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Trappers!
Sec
fioldMoom
first.1
He
pays
liihesl...priccs
for
furs.
A
REALLYdeliciou3
coffee.
Local
and
Personal
and
with
Roasted
ground
Saturday
.Xiirhl
Dance.
Mel-
I
ropole
Hall
11
to
12.
Curries
scrupulous
care,
as
an
exceptional
l'lioiic
15.
P.il.
Coal
(Jo.
tf
Orchestra.
coffee
deserves
to''
be.
malkinsI
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
(578.
tf
O.
M.
Iluiit
-f
ailed
this
morn-
Packed
in
the
vacuum
can,
ing
alxianl
the
l'niici:
Ilupvrt
for
which
preserves
for
you
the
f
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Vancouver
rich
flavor
and
aroma.
our
Cameron's
Dance
Orchestra.
Mrs.
I
M.
-Vrohy
sailed
this
1
BEST
J
grocer
sells
and
recommends
I'iione
177.
tf
morning
liy
llicul.'rince
Jlupert
Nialkin's
Best
Coffee.
for
Victoria
on
ailioliday
(rip.
Shfddon'a
Taxi
and
Messenger
Serviee.
I'iione
13i.
U
Donald
Sinclair,
well
known
Wraiife'dl
merchant,
was
a
passenger
Soon
of
lrelauril!anccf!l!o8lun
aboard
(ho
Princess
Mar
HalJ.
March
17,,
Arthur's
or
this
inornijig
-going
through
tc
chestra.
vit.'O
Ci
Seattle.
WHEN
skin
is
broken
as
in
cuts,
bruises,
burns
and
scalds,
millions
of
microbes
are
waiting
to
invade
the
tissues.
Don't
lose
a
moment
in
smearing
that
injury
with
a
little
of
nature's
own
healer,
Zam-Huk,
which
kills
off
these
dangerous
gemiSj
checks
hlood-peisoning
and
after
medicinally
cleansing
the
tissue
covers
it
up
with
new
healthy
skin.
Zam-Huk
takes
the
pain
and
the
peril
out
of
dally
mishaps.
X
box
of
this
famous
herbal
balm
should
be
always
on
hand.
It
provides
you
with
a
reliable
"home
doctor
for
a
hundred
emergencies.
Alt
rl(lta
Mil
lam-tiit
t
W
u,
tr
ebti'a
M(I
tlMHI
af
lh!
raaa
Mral
kiln
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litia
la
Oak
Ca
DuMOt
L,
laraala.
Itaill,
Mh44
tr
Iiimu.
I.lt
lta,
r.mptu
ImImi,
Ic.Hi.
(lutUM,
IttUn,
PiMa,
tnna.
n
haati,
Celt,
turn.
IuMi,
aal
mtratalioaal
.
s
pnng
fPhone
27.
The
ltexall
Htoro
prd
Avenue
and
Glh
Street.
Opening
Friday
and
Saturday
HATS
l.
tiiil
anl
i
.i'
iin
1
1
it
w
rliapenux,
-,lvtitl
ilh
I'xi'ic-'ni
iii
oliu
iiii'l
lyle
from
".
.
$4.00
DRESSES
:,.
.m
l
ntw.'-l
l.itni'
in
unci
wiMlMlK
J,
,
.mil'",.ii!.'iiv
l.:il-!
Vw
York
and
Pari-u,,-..
i.
515.00
COATS
and
SUITS
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r
iwi.l-
r
novel!)
rli-lli.
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,
,
,t.
in
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Ii'tm
$18.00
fciana
Spring
Needle
Silk
Hosiery,
lalel
M'"'K
lmdr
$2.00
(Dainty
Silk
Hankies,
lin
30c
st'00
LADIES!
You
are
all
welcome
to
come
and
view
them.
Be
men
.in
I"
t
;
.
i
-
.
P.O.
Box
327.
THREE
FLOWERS
Preparations
For
Eiquislte
Care
or
thhe
Skin
rj.-.m-iim
i:.-.'j.m.
SJkm
I
...
i
v
..
..in.
lit
i.ii-iim
.
.
50c
each
Fop
the
Face
l..wl'r
u.
wl.,1.-.
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It
in
,
lark.'
dium,
ami
K
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I
(.-
k
.mil
Kyelmiw
IVn.-il.
nvh
JjC
HnltuM.lu.r.
Taln.m
i'.wd.T.
KtMi.
amUM-rriiiiir.
With
each
51.00
box
of
Three
Flowers
Face
Powder
.
"'ilainiiiK
-ix
trial
ixo
..re
ftivniK
a
inrKK"
'
Three
Flowers
Preparations
Free,
TnlnV
Art
you
may
i'.'
uo
u
Imokl.'t
'n
liv-mg
have
lor
I
In'
akinff.
Ormes
Limited
Pi,
i
Druggists
Phones
82
and
200
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Stillnn
irora
Prior
Huinrl.
'r
VANOOUVIR,
IOTOAIA,
Sw.K.on
t.
nS
SUM
u'
,'"'
Slurdl,
10
VANOOUVta,
VIOTOaiA,
AI.M
.
n
non
B,
tf
ANYOX.
PORT
SIMPSON
!
Nil
Rlr
Ctnn.rlM,
Thund
p.m.
f"
POUT
itM0N.
ANVOX,
ALIO!
ARM.
STtWART.
n
du.
P-m.
MM
aM
Mr.
I,.
().
Laron
alhd
thi
morning
m
the
1'riiice-
Hunert
Tot
Tucoma...
Mrs.
J.
Kield'
Strang
sailed
'on
UV
Priiiee
Hupert
this
morning
for
Vuntouer.
-Mr.
Strung(wenl
south
a
few
days
ago.
.
T.
J.
SUenon.
inipetor
of
mines,
wiilell
this
imtruiug
on
the
Prince
II
y
pert
for
Ui"
Delia
Coola
iltKiriet
m
onietal
duties.
f:ictrhlysis
for
the
removal
ot
itiiperfluoMs
hair,
warls.
moles,
!'.
Srjenlmo
race
massage,
hairi'ultiuK.
'Mrs.
Stephen.
Phone
Ulack.'CS5.
tf
'w.
Championship
.Basketball,
Prince
Rupert
vs.
Port
Simpson
Girls'
preliminary
game,
Exhibi
tion
Hall,
Friday
at
7.30.
..Ad-
I
mission
50c.
00
Archie
KhicK
vice-president
j"f
tlie
Paeific
Amriean
l-'islierie
Ixti
n
tanger
alward
the
'
l'i
itu-.
Mary
thi
morning
go
iniv
HiioHli
to
Helliiigham.
after
...
.r
i
i.u-ini
inp
io
.luneau.
Mr
and
Mrv
A.
M.
Connorlou
ami
,'lnhl
iiile
this
morning
aboard
I
Ik-
Prince
II(ihtI
for
Virion:.
Mr.
liounorlon.
wlio
has
hen
for
Hie
past
few
year
chief
eiitniH-iT
or
the
liglithouse
(ruder
llirnie,
has
taken
anolhc
KSth'ii
in
the
south.
ijaileu
sinhienly
ouiii
on
a
count
of
Mr.
Ie
liavuig
lo
un
tl.-nrn
a
srious
operation
at
Hie
ViHrHrr
0neral
llosuilal
at
Hie
lirl
of
the
wrek,
James
I
I.re,
btcal
manager
of
the
AllHi
Fi-herieit.
saib'd
on
Hie
Prim'
Horterl
-this
4iitrning
for
Van
Leoiixer.
Owing
to
the
brier
lime
lit
Ii'mi
the
(li'Cision
lo
hold
danco
and
I
he
dale
of
SI.
Pal
nek
s
liajr.
Martli
l.
Ifcsfn-
was
no
ehnice
Tiul
to
until
lite
send
tug
of
formal
invitation.
iw
of
this
it
is
lo)ed
thai
a
manv
as
iMisitible
will
In
in
the
llfilon
Hall
on
IIm
evening
.tf
tin-
f
7
111.
tf
renew
HCiiuainlam
wilh
Hie
Hwnirork.
Pnewso
the
iLiuce
go
lo
the
Hoys'
Hand
Fund.
Admission
St.
On.
(It
Conimil
teM
of
the
Fair
Hwirl
and
liyro
Club
ml
yestenbiy
nf
lernoon
In
reach
a
coinpromise
wilh
regard
lo
the
dales
on
which
hyee,l
and
hoedown
liaucer
respectively
are
lo
m
held
by
lln
lvo
organitallons
and
it
was
agreed
Hint
the
(ivros
wotb
prori'ed
willi
their
ho-down
on
April
i
as
planned,
the
hayseed
d
nice
if
I
he
Fair
Hoard
sched
nleil
for
April
8
to
be
postponed
I.,
a
.laic
that
will
be
set
al
Hid
itiexi
meeting
of
the
board.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hill
Sixty
I.O.D.1J.
Scottish
Dance.
March
12.
li
P.O.F..
n
i
hI
Dance.
Hridge-Whist
March
IU.
D
drive,
Fir!
I'nited
Church
lias'er
Sale
March
27.
livrn
Hoedown
Friday.
April
in
Au.li!riuni
DdD-
Ttili
rt.-st
nf
iltin
rcmrOIr,
will
rnov
thoc
iLiu
BV
OnM
tint
hav
made
yout
life
a
himlrn.
Tim:
im.)lcrabl
Udiing.
burntm
an.l
(tisconifotl
wll
dlppr
un.lrr
th
manic
i
I
I.H
rrnv-'r
U
liat
lalJ
many
rawi
pro
Douncrd
hnoaic
auJ
wtll,ach
your
ca.a.
Tir
firtl
SIM
hmillt
rtlitptf
fn
tr
fmr
mm
4
)'
O,
D
L.
.
ORIYIES
LIMITED
Sally
0'.1II,
The
new
screen
star,
makes
first
appearance
at
the
Capitol,
Vaiicjouver,
shortly
See
her
in
"Mike,"
Weslholine
tonight.
.
CI
Ceorge
Jliiigtacl.
manager
of
Port
I'ldward
cannery,
returned
the
elty
ahoaril
the
tender
lover
yesterday
afternoon
aflcr
trip
on
business
to
Ketchikan
Southbound
from
Alaska
to
Vaneouver
wilh
a.
light
pascu-
ger
list,
C.P.H.
steamer
Princef
Mary,
Capl.
C.
H.
Sain
ley,
was
ir.
nort
from
vv
w
io.ju
uns
morning.
Henri"
Defotitalne
of
Terrace
wtt
a
passenger
from
train
lo
boat
tlii
morning-on
his
way
to
Vancouver
with
his
son
wlio
is
lo
have
trenliuent
at
lh
hands
of
an
eye
specialist.
C
M.
Sand,
Alliu
merchaul
accomiKinied
by
Mrs.
Sands
am
family,
was
a
passenger
bound
south
to
Vancouver
on
n
holiday
trip
aboanl
the
sleamer
Princes
Mary
this
morning.
Don
t
fail
lo
enjov
a
bit
ol
heaven
at
the
AVesi
holme
St
Patricks
uiglit,
Wednesilay
March
17.
Ileene
seat-
plan
open
al
Urine's
tonight
at
7
o
clock.
Please
note
the
hour.
John
Spickelt,
nhmeef
resident
or
Juneau,
engaged
in
the
molio
picture
business,
-was
a
passen
ger
on
board
Hie
Prince.-
Mary
litis
morning
going
south.
He
H
on
his
way
lo
l.os
Angeles
on
holiday
trip.
.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt
A.
Fiudlay.
arrived
m
iorl
from
the
south
at
3
o'clock
Ibis
morn
nig
and
sailed
at
0.30
for
Anyov
and
Xaas
Itiver
points.
The
ve
si-l
will
sail
from
here
on
her
r
turn
south
at
10
o'clock
toinor
row
morning.
Motorship
Fairbanks
arrived
in
port
at
midnight
from
the
Sal!
Chuek
Mine.
Alaska,
with
a
cargo
of
palladium
concentrates
for
Iran-shipment
Kast
over
the
Canadian
'National
llailway
in
Irviugton
smelter.
New
Jersey.
I'ho
vessel
will
return
north
tin
afternoon.
It.
T.
Crosby,
manager
of
the
Stewart
branch
of
the
Hank
of
Montreal,
is
a
business
visitor
in
the
city
for
a
few
days,
having
arrived
from
the
north
on
Hie
Prince
Hupert
Ibis
morning.'
Mr.
Croshv
accompanies
him?
and
Ihey
will
bo
returning
north
i
und.iy
night.
The
Hoyal
Yih
Co.'s
light
de
livery
oar
was
removed
last
night
from
in
front
of
the
residence
of
Pete
l.oreiuen
on
Third
Av.
nar
MeHridc
Street
and
was
driven
up
town
where
II
collided
with,
an
80
taxi
ear.
doing
slight
damage.
The
boys,
who
are
believed
l
have
taken
possession
of
the
ear,
deserted
il
and
van
ished
lieforp
the
police
were
able
lo
arrive
on
the
scene.
llosie
Dcnda,
arretted
yesler-day
afternoon
al
2.15
on
warrant
by
Sergeant
McUlinchy.
appeared
in
eourt
before
Magistrate
Mc-
Clymottt
at
3
o'clock
and.
pleading
tguilty
lo
a
charge
of
permitting
drunkenness
on
lu?'
premises,
717
Frastfr
Sired,
was
fined
50.
The
magistrate
smr-gesled
thai
it
might
1m
advisable
for
areuset
lo
find
residence
other
than
in
this
city.
Fldgnr
Phinney,
charged
with
Ihe
wounding
of
Albert
Sand-si
mm
in
a
recent
fracas
among
loggers
at
l.ockcporl,
appearel
again
this
afleinoon
brfore
Stipendiary
Magistrate'
II.
F.
Mc-Leod
In
the
provincial
polict
court
and
was
further
remanded
for
eight
days.
Sandstrom
i
idill
in
hospilul
1-ccovVring
from
j
injuries
alleged
to
have
been
sustained
al
I
lie
hands
of
l'iiln-
'ney.
ProMiieial
i:inst.tii-
W
.
Smt:':
of
Anyox
arrive.
hi
Hie
eitv
tins
morning
bringing
wiMi
linn
H'
man
named
Archie
Mel.ennun.;
who
has
Imhmi
aeling
si
ramgeiy
.:f:
lale
and
who
will
Im-
put
in
safe?
keeping
and
given
examination;
here.
!
Passeugers
sailing
aboard
tne
Princess
Mary
this
morning
fori
the
south
included
J.T.amonte.
O.i
Hraces,
I..
Teijren,
'..
A.
Ho.u-
Chard,
T.
Hill
ami
It.
i.
Mr-
Ihoame
for
VanctHiver;
Dr.
F'.
P.i
Kenny
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hen
Sell
for
Victoria;
Cd.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
NichuJls
for
Winnipeg.
The
Ignorance
of
Mother
A
little
girl
living
i
Dnxbury
told
her
mother
she
had
been
reading
the
story-
or
Abraham
ami
Isaac
in
the
Bible.
Her
mother
asked
who
Abraham
and!
Isaac
were.
W
ith
Childish
scorn
she
answered:
'"Why.
mamma,
don'l
you
know
Am
uhain
Lincoln
and
his
son
Isaac""
en
turn
at
once
to
Borden's
Eagle
Brand
Condensed
Milk
if
you
cannot
nurse
baby.
For
three
generations
the
leading
infant
food.
Write
Tt.llorden
Co.
for
frr.
helpful
Baby
H
Bowk.
H
Call
and
sec
our
advance
models
in
ONYX
Ladies
Shoes
and
other
makes.
Just
arrived.
Prices
right.
Family
Shoe
Store
Phone
357.
Third
Avenue.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBride
St.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
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Gr.
238
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(or
it
at
th
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and
inaiat
on
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed,
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
x
British,
Cnlumbii.
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