ports
of
the's'ocieties
for
the
past
ear
wore
Riven
by
the
past,
pre-
suionis
and
treasurers,
Ladles'
Aid
In
the
absence
of
Mr.l
W.
A.
juiies.on,
urs.
.
ji.
Cornish
reported
for
the
Ladies'
Aid
ami
gave
asplendid
account
of
lie
work
of
tl
lut
organization,-
They
nau
raised
tvz
ami
hail
n-balance
o.jfhn
hand..
.
Mr,
Jon.
M
cKec
hh
ie
'
i
s
j
i
re
s
ide
n
I
loc
I,
Mrsllacker
rc'iiortcd
for1
the
Women's
Missionary
Society
with
its
Junior
organizations
or
mission
circle,
mission
hand
ami
kimlornarlen.
A
splendid
Interest
has
boon
shown
by
the
mem-bers
oft
the
missionary
societies,
.Much
"valuable
information
hns
been
gathered
about
the.
work
in
other
parts
of
Canada
ami"
the
world
outside.
The
sum
of
$320
had
been
raised
by
these
societies.
Great
praise
is
due
Miss
Haddock,
Mrs.
G.
Waddell,
and
Mrs.
fi.
O.
Kelchum
for
their
work
in
the
kindergarten.
Mr.
Geo.
V.
Wilkjnson,
is.
the
newly
elected
W.M.S.
president.
Sunday'
School
Karl
Harrie
pave
a
splendid
account
of
the
Sunday
school
work.
There
are
twenty
teachers
and
officer.
with
180
scholars
enrolled
arijan
average)
attendance
of
133.
'l'he.
finances
arc
in
pood
shape
tand
nearly
$00
a
years
is
the
missionary
contribu-lion
of
the
scholars.
Frank
Vickers,
the
church
treasurer,
came
up
with
a
smile,
lie
had
feared
that
the
spending
joflJOn
1
on
church
improve-'
meats
Ayolild
hurt
the
current
ehurclrrevenue.
He
was
glad
lo
say
that
the
revenue
was
equal
;
to
thai
of
former
years
and
this
,
inqnUi
.would
sec
all
debts
paid
except
those
of
the
reconditioning
fund.
Membership
Survey
Itev.
Geo.
G.
Hacker
gave
a
membership
survey
showing
the
;
hlstoryf
the
church
since
the
,
early
-tejit"
days.
The
war
had
scattered
the
members
to
the
ends
of
the
earth
and
in
revising
the
list
about
five
years
ago
the
lowest
level
in
the
church's
his
tory
bad
been
reached.
Since
ithen
there
had
been
a
steady
growth
so
that
today
the
largest
'
membership
in
(lie
church's
history
is
reported.
Mr.
Hacker
spoke
with
conviction
rewarding
a
deepening
of
the
spiritual
life
of
theciimmunieahls
and
said
'
that
while
growth
had
not
been
j
spectacular
u
nan
beep
sure,
'
sound,
arid-steady.
Hi
ahian
is
"He,
uf
fiood
courage
and
boost
for
your
church."
'
'4
!Hew
Choir
Leader
ejtJ'Yjfa'ibH'd
glowing
tri-bute
ft
the'faithfulness
of
A.
J
Lancasjer,-
the
organist
and
'choir
leader,
who
had
resigned,
haviug.fouml
the
duties
loo
heavy
when
added
to
his
other
work
'Mr
Lancaster
has
been
organist
for
many
years
and
has
rarely
missed
a
service.
J.
S.
Wilson
has
been
appointed
choir
leader
and
Miss
M.
A.
Way
organist,
with
Miff
Cameron
as
assistant,
no
fear
need
he
entertained
to
the
future
of
the
music
the
church.
FOREST
WEEK
IN
INTERIOR
People;
Were
Enthusiastic
and
wircci
ncneiii
Kxpeciea
to
Ensue
T
The-
people
were
inlerfslod
hnd
'sliowed
enlhnsiasm
for
the
cause,
and
there
will
be
a
direct
effect
ln
the
form
of
reduced
fpres'lAjosI
ruction
jn
the
dislricl
this
season
believes
I'.
S,
Hon
ney,
ilistrjct
mrester,
who
jc
turned
lo
the
cily
lliis
morn
ing
after
siending
"Save
the
Forest
Week"
In
the
interior.
Public
meetings
were
held
at
Terrace,
Hazelton,
fimlthers
fflJta
tntft
JRurnp
tLake.
and
lotal
of
300
people
atlended.
Mr.
llonney,
who
was
assisted
on
Hip
trip
by
Olof
Hanson,
head"
of
the
Hanson
Timber
A
Lumber
Co.,
addressed,
.all
th.
meetings
and
there
were
local
chairmen
and
speakers
who
d'Vtlt
wilh
the
various
afpecU
and
advantages
of
forest
con
seryation.
Al
..Smithers
there
were
to.i
people
at
the
meeting.
Chairmen
and
speakers
at
the
various
points,
beside
Mr.
Hon-
ney,
were:
Terrace
It.
H.
Allen
(chair-j
man)i
lot
Hanson,
speaker.
Hazelton
II.
S.
Sargent
Olof
Hanson,
speakers.
j,
Smithers
L.
It.
Warner
(chalrmari),
Olof
Hanson,
L.
S,
Seen
at
New
York
At
a
banquet
(jiven
in
honor
of
Mary
1'ickford
and
Douglas
Fair
banks
al
his
home
by
(londftXast
-Vew
York
publisher,
prior
l(J
their
departure
for
Kurope,
the
chief
enlerlainmenl
was
a
preview
of
Miss
IMckfordV
new
.picture,
Sparrows,"
which
is
not
to
et
general
release
until
September.
Only
a
few
persons
have
been
permitted
to
see
".Sparrows"
prior
to
release.
For
the
reason
that
it
is
considered
the
most
lippcaling
and
gripping
picture
ever
made
by
the
star,
the
showing
was
greeted
as
a
distinct
privilege
by.
the
guests,
who
included
one
hundred
prominent
people
from
many
different
circles
of
endeavor.
Among
them
were
Efram
Zimhalist,
Jay
Gould,
Charles
Dana
(Sibson,
James
W.
ierard,
Owen
Johnson,
Marc
Connally,
Sir
Robert
Horn.
Ralph
ulilzer,
Otto
II.
Kahn,
Theodore
Dreiser,
Count
Orlowski,
(leorge
Jean
Nathan,
C,
V.
Whitney,
Mrs.
William
Astor
Chanter,
Mrs.
W.
K.
Vanderbili,
Lucrezia
Hori,
Mrs.
H.
H.
Hosers.
Maxine
Klliolt.
and
Don
Marquis.
...
,,
,
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
e
government
of
Lanadct
guarantees
its
Age
9
YEARS
OLD
42
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Uritlsh
Cojumbla,
,
TWO
THOUSAND
GUINEAS
RACE
"irwmarket
Event
to
Take
Place
on
April
28
with
Coronach
Favorite
A1AV
AIAHKKT,
Kng.,
April
2
Hy
A.unadiau
I'ress..
The
Itrit
ih
sporting
public
this
month
t
pli"g
the
lack
of
an
outstand
ing
candidate
for
the
first
of
the
season
s
great
classics
for
three
iJSltw!.
Jly
:
Twp...
Thousand
uuineas.
io
i8
run
at
Aevvmar
kct
on
April
28,
for
the
U7lh
time.
The
condition
is
not
-McOill
and
l.
I).
Munro,
speak-
strange.
It
ha
ers.
praclirallly
the
Telkwa
J.
McNeil
(chair
man).
.1.
P.
Wheeler
and
I'.
I.
Chetlleburgh,
speakers.
Hums
Lake
A.
M.
Ruddy
(chairman),
Sidney
(iodwin.
speaker.
.
DISTINGUISHED
GUESTS
GET
VIEW
OFJSPARROWS"
Mary
Pickford't
New
Picture
Was
si
MBBW
.BV
Zt
IX
W
IiiIJ
,
indeed,
been
general
rule
nee
the
curtailment
of
turf
ao
tivilies
during
the
war.
I
he
champion
two-year-old,
and
favorite
for
this
year's
Derby,
is
Lord
Woolavington's
'.oronach,
by
Hurry
On-Wet
Kiss.
He,
.at.
least
will
ho
among
the
Inhigesl
competitors
for
initi-
eas
honors,
lie
was
never
de-
iled
last
season
until
he
mel
sir
Abe
Itailey's
Lex
in
the
Middle
Park
Stakes
al
Newmarket
last
October,
when
Lex
defeated
him
ijy
a
neck
in
the
six-furlong
rae.
Easy
Victory
Coronach
came
through
the
winler
in
good
shape,
as
was
eideneed
by
his
easy
victory
in
the
Column
Produce
Slakes
at
Newmarket
on
April
1
1.
Ill
greatest
opposition
in
the
opin
ion
of
turf
followers,
will
come
from
Sir
Abe
Hailey's
Lex,
who
i.
by
Lemberg-Kxcelita;
from
Sir
ieorge
Itullough's
llarpagon,
by
oinmcrn-Ilarpoon,
and
Lord
Derby's
Colorado,
liy
phalaris.
Canyon.
llarpagon,
winner
of
the
im
portant
Craven
Slakes
here
on
pril
15,
is
considered
a
promis
ing
outsider
in
the
classics.
He
ran
only
one
race
a
a
two-year-
old,
and
he
won
it
by
a
length.
It
was
the
maiden
two-year-old
takes
at
Newmarket
In
October.
Lord
Woidaviikuton
has
a
sec
ond
slron
candidate
for
the
wo
Thousand
Ouineas
in
Friar
Wile,
winner
of
the
Oreeiiham
lale
al
-Newlrtiry
this
month.
Two
Thousand
Guineas
Out
of
the
Two
Thousand
Guineas
and
the
One
Thousand
on
April
30,
will
come
the.
leading
cuntestants
for
the
Derbyv
llF,
Morriss'
Ma
mm,
by
Phalaris.
Watfles,
won
both
great
clas
sics
last
year.
In
fatt,
since
the
I
wo
Thousand
(milieus
was
in
tituled
iii
1809.
thirteen
giants
ol
the'
turf
have
won
all
Ihrcoi
classics,
the
Two
Thousand.
Derby,
and
St.
Leger.
These
were
West
Australian,
Oladiateur,
Lord
Lyon.
Ormonde,
Common,
Isinglass,
Galfee.More,
1K97,
Fly
ing
Fox.
1KJ9,
Diamond
Jubilee.
I
WW),
Itnck.and,
1903,
Pommern,
191S,
(lay
Crusader,
1U17,
and
(iaiiisborough,
1018.
The
two
Thousand
Ouinead
Is
over
the
Rowley
Mile,
compared
wilh
the
mile
and
a
half
Derby
course.
It
is
for
colts
and
fillies
vvjiilfi
(he
One
Thousand
Guineas
is
for
three-year-old
fillies
only
The
mnnetnry
reward
for
the
winner
of
Hie
Two
Thousand
will
be
apnroiimalely
ten
thousand
pounds,
ami
for
Ihe
One
Thous
and
Guineas
about
eight
thous
and
pounds.
Aloysla
Favorite
The
race
for
Ihe
One
Thousand
Guineas,
one
of
the
two
cliisslcs
for
.three-year-old
flllie
only
Ihe
other
Is
Ihe
Oaks
nt
Kpsotn
is
even
more
open
than
for
the
Two
Thousand.
In
Ihe
belting
perhaps
the
most
prominent
can
dldale
will
be
His
Majesty's
Aloy
sla,
who
is
rated
amon.g
the
25
best
two-year-olds
of
last
sea
son.
Going
on
last
season
form,
Ihe
esl
fillies
enlered
E6
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
aine,
and
H.
Lines'
Golden
Fairy,
hy
Golden
Sun
out
of
Gol
den
Isle.
The
First
Spriiwr
Sialics,
Newmarket
Two-Year-Ol.l
Slakes,
May
Slakes,
March
Slakes
and
UuMiiW"'
Plate,
all
add
lo
the
attractiveness
of
(he
four-day
Newmarket
First
Spring
meeting.
The
King,
if
he
follows
his
usual
cutoni,
will
witness
the
claic,
which
have
long
attracted
race
follower
from
all
over
the
counlry
and
'com
the
continent.
SPORT
CHAT
The
Golf
and
Country
Club
of
Hranlford,
Ontario,
is
initiating
toutnnmnl
for
uhisl
and
bridce
on
a
large
scale
to
he
held
on
the
club
premises.
May
(,
zn
ami
"
inviiaiioiis
uav
been
extended
lo
several
llrlllsh
players
and
it
is
hoped
that
a
representation
from
the
Motherland
will
ho
able
lo
participate.
Already
lange
promises
of
sup
port
are
forthcoming
from
tin
'nited
Slates
and
Sidney
jn
Ihe
,Knirkerbeker
Club
playe
from
New
York,
has
promised
l
kipper
an
American
team
in
tni
international
matches
one
fo
whisl
and
another
for
dunlicati
iiiclion
bridge
against
learns
re
presenting
Canada
and
Grea
llritain.
These
two
events
wit
lie
Ihe
chief
attraction
of
wfaa
may
become
an
annual
event.
Hie
Prince
Rupert
Foolbal
Association
is
interesting
itsei
more
than
ever
Ihls
year
in
lb
organization"
of
Ihe
intermediates
and
juniors
and
Ihe
executive
U
lo
be
congratulated
on
sponsoring
Ihe
movement.
It
is
lo
be
hoped
(hat
Ihe
sporting
public
will
lend
its
support
and
show
its
.
interest
by
attending
the
season
s
sanies.
It
siiould
be
remembered
that,
afler
all,
Ihe
dc
veloprnenl
of
clean
athletics
unong
Ihe
younger
element
of
the
cilr
is
reallv
mnr
innwirlnii
lhnnamong
ohby.
pla.verj.
.All
wno
are
i-onncrlci!
with
the
mnveinenl
In
ailtwar
are'iloin'i
a
real'
public
si-vlc
an'i
ire
lc
be.
encouraged.
The
ttu:ihuaHon
meeling
rorAhrt
Itilermedlaia
ti
n
junior
Iciiyne
Islcaired'rtif'iViil
HO,
and
if
all
those
who
should
be
interested
turn
out
there
will
be
a
large
attendance.
ATHLETICS
FOR
WOMEN
ENCOURAGED
IN
QUEBEC
MOXTRI.AL,
April
2ft.
-
The
ong&nixalinn
or
Ihe
province
of
Quebec,
branch
of
the
Women's
Athletic
Federation
of
Canada.
look
place
at
the
Royal
Victoria
i.oneige
recently.
"Tin
means
that
women
will
ho
In
charge
of
women's
alhlellcs,
and
they
are
I'eller
able
J'to
Judge
what
other
women
are.
capable
of
than
are
men,"
asserted
Miss
F
M
CarlwrighL
"Women
roaches
will
replace
innn
nnd
Ihere
will
be
less
ex
ploiting
of
women's
teams
hy
men,
coaches
and
managers,
In
short
It
affords
a
prolection
for
Hie
woman
alhlele
which
she
had
preiotisly
been
denied.
It
has
already
had
the
effect
of
giving
physical
Instructresses
Ihe
stains
of
nnii-coinpeting
amateurs
In
all
organized
sports.
This
gives
IIk'ih
ihe
samn
standing
as
the
in
'men
who
occupy
similar
post-
the
One
Thousand
nppear
lo
h,
linns.
Illlherlo,
the
woman
leach-the
Aga
Khan's
Moll
Mahal,
by,
or
of
gymnastics
wns
regarded
as
a
fl
n
professional,"
Vtfiat,
Innnl
Ulaa
Pa
pf
tvrl.uli
f
The
Tetrarch-Maglona,
Aloysla,
who
Is
hy
X.cmber
out
of
Ver-(said.
...
'j
m
1
1
num.
MAID
Wanted
for
general
housework.
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson.
Phon
Illue
335.
roit
SALE
hot
water
heated.
A
Mallet.
If
FOR
SALH.
3H
foot
cabin
cruiser,
15
h.p.
heavy
oil
engine.
Price
l,'.ftO.O0.
200.00
5
h.v
llntTalo.
Price
20().u
5
h.p.
FrUbce.
Price
Itsri.tMl
10
h.p.
Sludehakcr
Auto.
Prto
f
200.00
1
Kuril
engine
25.0ii
31
h.p.
2
cylinder
heavy
oi:
engine,
guaranteed
condition,
(OA
r.p.m.
weight
6.-000
lbs.
Price
2.000.00
2
h.p.
F.vinrude
Inboard
55.00
2
h.p.
Kvinrmle
outt.oard
ft5.(Mi
3Vi
h.p.
F.vinrude
outboard.
.i,ja...,JI,2..
7
5.0.1
2
6-h.p.
Falrbsirks
single
cyl(n,
dor
2
cycle
willmul
euip'
meal.
Price
$35.00
each.
Logging
I(mis,
cables,
propellers,
lubricators,
etc.,
at
lowest
price.
Apply
Northern
F.xchaiwe.
213
Second
Avenue.
Phone
23.
FOR
SALK.
Five
roomed
house
on
two
lots,
furnished;
all
(i:
Harden
and
berry
huhes.
l-760.00
on
term.
Apply
T.
Mo-
Clymnnt.
tf
FOR
S.M.K.--Gerhard
lleintzman
Plann,
on
easy
monthly
pay
ments.
Walker's
Music
Slore.
FOR
SALK
-Four
h.p.
'.
A
8.
gas
engine.
Phone
Red
511.
TO
RENT
I'WO
rooms
lo
rent
in
nrivaU
home,
waterfront
view,
up-lo
tlate
furnlshliiMs.
330
Fourth
Avenue
Fast.
Phone
Illue
500.
I'Oll,
RjiVrW-Modeni
four
room.
J
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block.
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rent,
by,
the.
day,
week
or
nionth.i
I'hone
JtRdifiQ?
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FOR
RUNT.
Furnished
house
keeping
suite,
Mussallem
Aparlments.
phone
IH.
if
FOl
nKNT.
Four
room
suite,
Apply
flmltl,
FOR
RKNT.
Three
roomed
house;
close
In.
Phone
Hoi
023.
yn
MODF.RN
FLAT
for
Rent.
Apply
Max
llellbroner.
If
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD,
-s-
The
Inlander,
H3(l
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOARD,
Rooms
and
Furnished
Bullfts.
Palmer
House.
if
OOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avsnus
Opposite
Henson's
Studio.
GOOD
MKALS.
GOOD
cAkF.8
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
RKAL
UOMK
COOKF.D
MHALS
Mrs,
linger.
Proprietress,
A
PARTIAL
REFORM.
Willie
ha
yoii
father
sionn.
whipplnur
you
since
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worse
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does
me.
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4
fi.l
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Price
...
2iO.OO
IS
h.p.
Fairbanks
engine,
'i
cylinders,
cycle.
Price
G75.00
12
h.p.
Fairbanks
engine.
Price
1550.011
&
b.n.
Kallenbercr
ensinp.
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In
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NEW
MEMBERS
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Financial
Condition
of
Organization
Not
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by
Special
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Collection
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son
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interest.
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a
lai-fie
number
tralhered
for
the
sacramental
seryjVe
at
which
six
new
members
joined
the
church.
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evening
service
was
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re
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in
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AUTOMOBILES
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BY
REDUCTIONS
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New
Prices
on
CHEVROLETS
F.O.II.
Prince
Rupert
Touring
HIS.fXi
Coach
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nits.
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loned
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(in
REDUCTIONS
IN
FORD
PRICES
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line
with
(he
recent
tariff
reductions.
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this
ad.
for
prices.
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PARKER'LTD.
all)
Second
Ave.
TAXI
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
George.
Paul
nr
(iol
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
I'uipre
Hole).
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
HANOF.S
and
I
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i
In
re
nt
most)
reasonable
prices.
When
ym.
require
any
article
for
the!
home,
Just
come
in
or
phone.
Used
furniture
bought
outright
or
exchanged
for
new
furniture.
A.
MacKchzle,
Furniture.
Phon
775.
BOOKKEEPING.
WANTF.D.
Hooks
lo
post:
gov
ernment
returns
made:
public
audits.
Rates
reasonable.
J.
O.
Williamson.
Phone
lllact
89.
tf
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
Back
to
the
old
stand.
315
Third
Avenue.
Alt
the
latest
in
SIIFIT
Mt
SIC
Columbia
New
Process
RECORDS
AND
PHONOQRAPHS.
nOTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
llnggnge
and
F.inres
Klcnd:l.ltlle,s
News
Stand,
Phone
352.
Res.
Phone
Green
020.
FURNITURE.
New
a
nil
Secondhand
Kiirni.
lure
Store.
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Hoy,
Sell
and
F.i
change
New
nnd
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Good.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
33
Third
Ave.
Phono
mr
PRINCE
RUPERT
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20
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