ITI
Tim
UJ
'
J.
W.I
n
I
UN
O
HI
O
W
41rs.txpcrience
says-
Here's
a
blessing
in
disguise
7HERE
is
nothing
unusual
in
the
appearance
of
Sun
light
Soap
but
wluit
a
wealth
of
goodness
it
contains.
On
washday
it
wades
into
the
work
with
vigour,
turns
the
clothes
out
gloriously
clean
and
-v
sweet'smelling
and
best
of
all,
.
its
purity
is
backed
by
a
$5,000
guarantee.
This
means
protection
to
fabrics.
Your
household
linen
deserves
Sunlight.
Sunlight
tyke
largest
selling
LaundrySoap
in
the
World
MADE
BY
IcVFR
RrDTHFR.
1
JMITFn
Soap
Sold
Toronto
hvprvwhprp
Old
Fashioned
Peppermint
Patties
40
cents
per
lb.
5
lbs.
box
S1.S0
HAIR
.
.
.
.
.
CUPPEnS,
cti
1
-im-.
kiI.
..r
pair
Ormes
Limited
Tlie
llrxall
S-
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
London
Dry
Bin
$3.25
the
bottle
$1.00
.
.
Iirnggtsls
Phones
82
and
200
Prospective
Builders!
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
s
LUMBER
Timber.
Iin.
'
i.
Slnplnp,
Fir
Finish.
Flooring
V
Joint,
Mu.tn
.md
Hevel
Siding,
Cedar
ami
Fir
Uti.n
Lumber,
Fir
.m.
i
Coilonwoinl
Veneer,
Mouldings.
Shingle.
Koltiml
Minifies,
t-atlt.
Oak.
Hardwoods,
Sash
untl
Dour.
NVood
pipe.
CEMENTS,
Etc.
Portland
Cement.
Keene'
Cement,
As
beMo
Cement.
Ilardwall
Plaster.
Piaster
of
Paris,
Pinter
Hoard,
Lime.
Ilvdr-.ted
Limo,
Fireclay.
BRICKS,
Etc.
Cotnnioii
llri.
k
I"
,,l
ick.
Pressed
Mrick.
AgnmUunU
Tile,
Vilrilicd
pipe.
Flue
Lining.
MISCELLANEOUS
niK
llmblm
Paper.
Pur
Paper,
UmWutohI
Roofings,
Jul...-.
M-inv
die's
Asbestos
liouf-nK.
Aspliall.
Asphalt
.ml-
Papers,
Sand
and
Gravel.
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
COAL
Try
our
Nul
Conl
for
v.inr
K
Hango.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
117.
The
standard
of
Purity
for
over
160
years
Hills
V
Una
This
advertisement
Is
nut
piilJhl
or
llilyd
b
the
Luiuor
Control
llnord
op
by
tin
Government
at
'
-
nVitl.h
Col'iinlm.
Phone
15.
P.H.
Coal
Co.
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
1578.
tf
H.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Sheddon's
Taxi
and
Messenger
Hervice.
Phono
134.
if
Hm
will
Imve
Ihe
time
of
your
iUH
at
the
(iyro
llocdown
tonight
Mring
your
(urn
to
Goldbloom.
nila.
pays
highest
prices
In
Can
Don't
fail
fomo
to
the
Gyro
lfiw'd-i
tonight
in
(he
Auditorium.
You
will
tills
it
if
you
do.
;
Milliard
Association
Manque.1.
!l..,.llfgU,
fejUlnlay,
April
10.
nl
I"
IIJ1.
..JihtseiiUlion
of
cud.
etc.
Tickets
fl.
00
al
(ii-otto
and
P
hY
Milliard
Parlor.
Tftjf
eli(Ml
hoard
lal
nissht
voti-ff
an
extra
day'
nay
In
the
Janitor
of
Moid.'ii
Sired
School
fur
work
done
in
repairing
the
"i
airway
in
thai
m-IiooI.
V
payroll
t.lallin
M.I
U
1.
10
ami
ammntN
aKr-rfaliii(f
HC-
r
-
....
......
-
is.r
ni;
iiinnui
oi
.MarCII
wen
ianl
for
payment
al
'laxl
nVslil
tIuioI
hoard
uifetinc.
An
invitation
from
I
In-
Ilrilioli
Columhia
Teacher'
I'eiliTiitlnii
fr
niirihr
t
t
Im.iiil
to
al-I'-ml
I
he
iarhcr'
-onci)l(oti
ln-
iiik
held,
in
Vancouver
lliix
week
f
Vweived
and
filed
at
last
iiiiihlV
hoard
mt'Ptiii.
Mi-
Kdilh
M
l.amlrr,
al
pre-
cs'iil
on
iit
liiinlen
Street
te-iieh
i!
nit
"luff,
had
a
letter
he
fore
the
-
hoard
taft
nizhl
akitip
Tor
a
transfer
to
IJimiIIi
School
'HtT
if
-.he
deeiden
to
return
lo
Prune
llupert
after
thi
term
The
vehool
Ivoanl
decided
lai
l
Uilit
to
disewnllnue
the
enrry
nig
f
ehildren
front
Seal
One
to
the
Ihioth
Memorial
Srhoul
foi
I
he
.uiiuner
months.
Tin
Prince
lluperl
Trapsfer
A
Taxi
Co.
ha
leen
giving
the
serviee
under
eon
tract.
l
ji.
tto4eu,
manager
of
Lli
Inlet
cannery,
and
bi
dauglft
the
present
term.
IW
ter,
Miss
l.ila
HoseaU,
are
pavinu
I
heir
first
viil
of
llie
fHon
ti
the
wit?.
'lher
arrive.1
from
down
the
coast
on
the
Calala
In-1
nlghi
and
are
guctr
al
(he
I'rhicelttert
Jlolel.
Ir.
.JL..
P,
Cade,
after
bavini;
peiit
a
few
week
a
a
iwtlieul
if
he
Prltiep
Ituperl
ileneral
llo.pital
suffering
from
a
seven1
attack
of
influenia,
was
able
to
iiit
n
to
lit-,
home
I
hi
week
and
within
a
few
days
excels
lo
he
aide
lo
re.unio
practice.
I
ii.m
nleaiiur
Citnla,
IVipt.
.ioliiiione,
arrived
at
ll.5
la
muM
from
the
oulli
anil
jailed
at
I
I''
(hi
morniuu
To
make
her
rati
al
Anyox
and
the
Alias
and
skeena
rifr
before
sailing
from
here
on
her
relurn
oulli
at
ten
or
lock
(nmorrow
mnyiing.
M.
II.
Ilarl!ie-s,
prineilil
n
f
Itoivih
Memorial
School,
reported
appreciatively
lo
the
school
hoard
la-1
nighl
on
imiirove-
ment
I
lint
had
been
made
lo
the
ehool
ground
ile
reported
the
organntalinn
of
haselMll
and
football
leagues
umler
wny
al
ready
with
J.
S.
WiUon
iucliargr.
Mi.
S.
A.
Mills,
principal
of
llorden
Street
School,
asked
the
school
board
last
night
for
a
ruling
a
lo
the
jurisdiction
of
a
class
al
Month
School
taught
by
Mis
Martin
whieli
for
the
past
lew
months
has
come
under
Mor
ten
street
management.
Tim
board
decided,
pending
n
tgenernl
ifHil.liistnienl
of
the
whole
school
boundary
-
nuelion,
lo
place
the
particular
class
in
question
un
der
I).
II.
Marines,
principal
of
llotilli
School,
until
the
end
of
lll-l.lCTION
IN
i'MCKS.
We
are
pleased
to
offer
our
famous
Cdson
coal,
screened
lump
sack
ed,
in
Ion
lots
for.
813.50.
See
u
before
vou
buy
your
ncM
supply
of,
timothy
nod
alfalfa
hay.
grain,
feed,
seed,
fertiliser.
Pleischmutr
dry
yeast
for
slock
and
poultry,
Prall's
baby
chick
food
and
poultry
supplies
on
wltjch
we
can
save
you
money
ntul
give
'
you
the
best
accont-;
modal
ton
a
t
our
own
dock,
1
THE
DAILY
ffEWS
PAGE
THREB
I
A
barrel
of
fun
al
the
Gym!
llocdown
tonight
al
the
Auditorium.
Local
and
Personal
Mr.
A.
Lionel
llollby
tailed
on
the
Prince
Geoiwe
(his
morn
ing
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Waller
iShgwill
saifed
lids
morning
he
Prinej
fjeorgo-
for.'
Vancouver.
Calliulic
Ladies'
Sprltis
Sale,
Saturday,
April
17
in
vacant
"lore
next
Mr.
llildileh's.
Mr.
and
Mr.
George
j.
J,uh-hy
ailed
tliU
moruiiiK
on
the
Prince
George
for
Victoria.
For
a
Mhorl
time
we
are
offering
our
celebrated
WcUh
Antli
raeile
screened
Cobbles
al
?I8
per
ton,
sacked,
delivered.
Phil-poll,
Fvltt
&
Co.,
Ltd.
85
CP.
It.
steamer
Princess
Man,
Japl.
C.
C.
Sainley,
arrived
froia
Vancouver
al
llii
afternoon
and
will
sail
at
'J.:m
eontiuuin
her
voyage
lo
Alaska
ports.
.Major
C
'
II.
North,
suierin
lendenl
of
the
li.C.
Silver
mine.
was
a
passenger
aboard
llie
Prince
George
'
(hi
morning
soullihound
from
Stewart
lo
Vancouver.
II.
C.
Smitli,
manager
of
the
Granby
Co.
operations
al
Cop
per
Mountain
and
Ailenhy,
after
having
paid
a
visjt
to
Anyox,
was
passenger
alrd
llie
Prince
Geurge
this
morning
returning
outb.
II.
C.
Stratford
of
Stewart
was
paweiiger"
f
ft
r
Vancouver
aboard
llie
Printe
(Jeonge
this
moriilng.
Mr.
Stratford
is
th,-
inventor
of
a
new
automobile
differential
gear
which
is
being
patented
In
all
part
of
the
world.
It.
Knox,
assistant
sujerin
lendenl
engiueer
lor
the
Can
a
dlan
Government
.Merchant
Mar
ine,
woo
lias
been
here
for
llie
past
few
week
supervising
work
that
ha
been
proceeding
at
the
dry
dock
on
company
vessels
returned
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
lieorgo
this
morning.
C.(i.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Oberver,
which
ha
been
in
the
dry
dock
here
for
the
past
cou
pie
of
weeks
undergoing
annual
overhaul
and
having
fuel
oil
carrying
tanks
installed,
is
now
almost
finished
and
is
scheduled
to
sail
next
Thursday
for
Ocean
Falls
lo
resume
her
service.
V.
P.
fj'iliiil,
wlip
has
been
superintendent
engineer
at
the
local
dry
dock
for
the
past
cou
pi
of
years,
ended
his
duties
then;
this
week
and
expects
lo
move
in
the
near
future
to
Vancouver
Mr.
yutnii
is
succeeded
at
tho
dry
dock
by
A.
Watson,
who
re
eently
arrived
from
Montreal.
The
regular
monthly,
meeting
night
of
the
school
board
is
to
be
changed
from
the
second
Thursday
in
the
mouth
to
the
second
Wednesday
or
Friday
Certain
member
of
the
board
scaled
at
last
night's
meetiiu
that
some
other
night
Ilia:
Thursday
would
!
.more
con
venient
for
I
hem.
The
regular
nioiillity
nieelin
of
the
sciiool
board
was
held
last
evening.
Those
present
were
II.
M.
Ilocbester.
chairman
of
lh
board,
Trustees
W.
O.
Fullon
!.
A.
llryant
and
Thomas
Mc-
Meekin,
Secretary
J.
L.
Christie,
Miss
A.
Mills,
pHWipnl
of
llorden
Street
School,
and
Miss
Until
Stewart,
principal
of
Seal
Cove
School.
.,
II.
i.
Mllvain,
former
chiei
engineer
of
the
steamer
Prince
John,
after
having
spent
some
lime
here
at
tho
dry
dock
on
behalf
of
the
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine,
ivluriifd
lo
Vancouver
on
llio
Prince
George
this
morning,
jlle
was
accompanied
by
Mrs
Mllvain,
formerly
Mrs.
Isabel
Mlaek
of
Vancouver,
whom
he
married
here
a
few
weeks
ago,
11.
It.
itocheslcr,
chairman,
made
inquiries
at
last
night's
sehriol
hoard
meeting
a
to
Ih.v
money
saving
sclicnie
now
in
vogue
in
the
schools,,
particularly
as
regarded
the
nmount
of
the
teachers'
timo
it
took
up.
Miss
S.
A.
M,ills,
principal
of
llorden!
Street
School,
in
replying,
expressed
approval
of
the
.scheme
and
said
th.1l
it
involved
little
if
any
extra
work
for
thq
teachers.
rfneo
hupcrt
Feed
Co.,
Pliono.A
great
ileal
of
money,
was
being
Btf.
Trolief's
Dock.
Phono
SriH.'pul
by,
parlieularly
in
the
Icnvor
84.
grades,
she
stated.
I
L
nniinil..
P
FREE!
WIST
Zm-tk
C,
Ttrwri.
Uftt
Mi
.
Mrs.
Francis
Milb-rd
sailetl
tlii
morning
on
(he
Prince
Georg"
for
Vancouver.
Capl.
11.
Churchill,
manager
of
I.ipse.ll
&
Cunningham's
loca'
branch,
sailed
this
morning
oi
llie
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
on
a
business
irip.
Women
of
Moosehearl
Legion;
Kindlv.
attend
Memorial
ervn:e
Sunday,
April
1
1,
at
3
o'clock
i"
Metl-opole
Mall-
Churcii
Parade
to
Anglican
.
Church
al
7
p.m.,
vvoaljier
permitting.
Ladies
an
requested
to
wear
white.
84
J.
S.
Wilson
of
Vancouver,
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
few
day
on
business
in
connection
will)
the
installation
of
deisei
engines
In
the.
Okanagan
Lake
passenger
boat
that
is
Ucinu
built
at
Jhe
dry
dock,
returned
south
on
llie
Prince
George
thW
morning.
Mr.
Maggie
Maynanl.
charted
with
aggravated
assault
on
the
person,
of
her
little
six
year
old
,.
....
a
..
t..-.
niece,
appearru
oeiore
.mice
Voting
in
the
County
Court
Ibis
morning
and
her
request
thai
she
be
remanded
until
Tuesday
so
thai
she
may
be
enabled
to
gel
in
touch
Willi
her
husband
was
met.
Luke
Fowler,
James
Woken
and
Johnnie
Moore,
Terrace
Indian,
pleaded
guilty
before
Judze
Young
yestenlay
afleri'ioon
....
I
..
....t:.,r.
..
.
.
:
oircoiirjies'oi
men
oi
provnms
and
goods
from
a
trapper's
cabin
iu
Iie
Terrace
district
aiidwere
let
out
on
a
year's
suspended
-enlenee.
Itestitution
of
goods
was
ordered.
The
Fraternal
Whist
League
mel
in
the
city
police
court
la!
night
lo
wind
up
ils
business
for)
llie
season,
Mayor
.Newton,
I
ho
president,
being
in
the
chair.
The
cup
and
other
trophies
won
during
the
season
just
eloed
will
be
presented
on
St.
George's
Hay
at
An
affair
being
held
tin
tier
Hie
auspices
of
llie
Sons
ami
Itaiftghtcrs
or
Kngtand.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
(iyro
lloedown
Friday,
April
W,
iu
Auditorium.'
Itoyal
Purple
bridgr,
whisl
drive
and
dance,
P.Iks'
Home,
pril
11.
Lutheran
Women's
Aid
Sprina
ah,
April
13,
at
Olfi
Sixth
Ave.
West.
Tennis
Club
Mall,
F.Iks'
Hume,
April
IG.
Catholic
Ladle-
April
17.
Spring
Sab
Presbyterian
Church
Ladies'
Aid
Spring
Sale,
April
21.
,
Fair
Hayseed
Dance,
Wednes-
lay.
April
21.
Itidlcv
Home
Maxnar
May
6.
.
i
Km.I
Washes
o
I
aid
Eczema's
Gone
I
L
Try
D.D.D.
soap,
too
M
Al
all
good
sbuagitai
r
ORMES
LIMITED
On
the
Reason
lor
Spring
Skin
Worries
?
HHE
blood,
like
Nature's
sap
in
the
trees
in
Sprinjr,
1
is
flowing
stronger
in
the
veins.
The
accumu-
v
lated
impurities
of
Winter
are
forced
through
the
pores
of
the
skin
in
the
form
of
pimples,
rashes,
blotches
and
irritating
patches.
Now,
you
need
not
worry
if
you
ue
Zjm-Buk.
This
fimous
herbal
balm
soothrs
and
purines
the
tisiuet
in
a
wonderful
way.
It
toon
clear
away
all
thee
SprinX'teaton
ikin
worrief.
Throuih
ntnlect.
the
mot
trivial
tkin
affection
may
develop
into
a
eriou
cat
of
eczema,
poitoned
tore,
or
psoriaiU.
But
why
riik
thit
?
Why
experiment
with
ordinary
fatty
ointmenti?
Begin
uiing
this
wonderful
herbal
Zam-Buk
to-day
and
mike
your
akin
clear
and
healthy
inquick
time.
When
M
Spring
cleaninn
"
remember
that
Zam
Buk
prevent!
tore
hind
and
quickly
heals
cuts,
scratches,
burus,
scalds,
abrations
and
other
injuries.
Zam
Buk
is
also
a
fine
remedy
for
ahavinj
aorenets,
hoila,
abcie.
poioned
wounds
and
sores,
scurf,
ringworm,
bad
legs,
ulcers
and
pile.
1
1
Ur
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
X
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
al.
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
Soft
Finish
Service
7c
per
lb.
and
lc
per
piece
Our
minimum
charge,
is
$1.25.
livery
housekeeper
has
friends.
Some
are
heller
(ban
others.
Our
Soft
Finish
Service
is
wailing
to
be
your
friend
ami
save
yoiir
lime
and
euergy.
It
washes,
dries
and
irons
your
weekly
wash,
leaving
for
you
only
u
little
touching
up
with
(he
bund
iron,
on
the
wearing
apparel.
The
cost
of
Sofl
Finish
is
reasonable
indeed.
Phone
No.
8
today
ami
add
this
household
friend
to
your
list.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
DEMAND
Phone
8
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
LhL
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
TUGBOATS
Day
Ph043
Rupert
Marine
639
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Products
Ltd.
GEO.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
687
539
Or.
238
Black
735