,dar
February
11.
1020.
must
go
to
Ail1TAvl
ncuuvcii
iin
i
urn1
HiKin
l
have
'
tested."
inlv
made
thin
remark
..ma
explaining
-,
could
mil
nxpeet
to
,
-
-
hmI
scrvil'0
in
thoe
I
MWII.
In-
finally
luul
w
i
.
i
her
glaHc
ami
the
iinv
came
in
anil
toll!
li.
lh
W"H
plcuncd.
ui
vvliv
mil
?
We
line
the
.
iiii'IIhmIk
mill
look
I
Im
,
-.uir-ei
hi
an
ojiticiun
.
in
a
city.
John
Bulger
lid
Jewellers
ENQLISH
ahardine
urn
u
Special
Boduced
Price
$190
CME
Importers
Third
Avenue
.llUum'l'
NYX
Ladies'
Shoes
make-.
Price
nghl
winsome
Maid
SO
STOCKINGS
lai'i'
will
in'ir
iii.d
iiii'i1
till
t
I
-"'.
Iiiaili"
fur
l'l-.il
'
iM'i
wiMir.
ill
IIH'llllll'
hlu'k
0
'"I",
lliailurti.
finl.
Iii;-'l.!iu.
Ain-.lal"
Price
$1.50
and
$2.00
nan.
tESTof
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
7B3
Dr.E.S.Tait
DENTIST
H'Qeron
Blook,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
Wire
IIoiiiV
11
'((i
8.
X-Ry
Servloe
Phone
BSC.
Mln
Tiios.iny
-ma
Thurmluy
,
lvitiiliiKs
'
.UrililV-
11
I,.
l'
tmnn
MILLER
GIVES
EVIDENCE
in
LIQUOR
EXPORT
CASE
IN
COURT
THIS
MORNINQ,
(cumlinui'U
from
iuge
one)
nan
instructed
t
lit;
detectives
to
prosecute
Hut
Auduhl
milling
cusu
hut
nut
u
to
bookkeeping
irre
gularities,
other
warehouses
ban
not
In
dale
been
prosecuted
un
sucu
grounii.
i
in;
crown
pro
secutor
hail
ordered
lint
hook.
keeping
prosecution
in
Hum
ui(He
1
1
I,..
.
.
.
.nr.
ruuuoic
imcrjccicu
In
coil-
fll'lll
this
stutellieiil.
1
until-1'
examined
by
Mr.
Inmule.
Mi
Ml
I
lor
s-luletl
that
II
bail
mil
heeu
llll'
CUMlolll
III
priHO'CUli'
un
(ilinul
charges
after
u
major
conviction
hud
been
reKislcrcd
against
defendant.
In
it
chsc
niii-ii
uk
Him
after
u
fun-
ii
12,51111
liuil
heeu
imposed
hi'
would
mil
proceed
With
further
chul'gc
lllllc
ll'
had
ln'i'ii
given
explicit
iiiHtrui
-I
lolls
In
do
no.
Mr.
Mllh'i
Wished
li
mukr
it
ch'ur
that
Hit-
Lupine
Iti
in
nl
Itself
did
mil
iiuilui't
tin
prosecution
hut
.tin-
provincial
pnlice
uf
w
hich
he
wiik
a
member.
Mr.
Miller
w
then
iUetioiicil
iiv
Mr.
limixnlc
tn
di'tml
us
in
In-
return
thai
export
wurc-lmuc
wo
it
ri'iiuiTi!
ui
1
1
1
u
k
ti
the
iiMM'lllli'lll
uml
tin-
bnok
ilnv
were
reiitiiri'il
tn
ki-cii.
II
hail
been
iivit
three
year-
miici'
in-
li
i
in
-1
f
hail
lii-pecliil
tin
I
liilisollil.lleil
hunk.
Ahout
lliu
iiiui'
I
lu
regulation
hud
In'i'ii
'hanged
ninl
he
would
not
uy
1
1
hut
Ji
yli'in
had
yrl
been
per
leeied.
There
were
'
rlaiu
of
Un-
regulation
llml
enui.l
mi!
he
nfnreed.
particularly
i'n
vfyui
infnriniil
inn
(in
hiiinli'il
lntmr
i
wa-
imi
tin
inl;ii
iiii
'
llo'
c!
III
plI'VCIl!
l'IIHtlllW
illl
II
llli'
ri'ltlllutlnil
Wen
Iilpllril
Willi,
exporting
would
In
pro.
iiliHi-il.
ia:
I
iriiltirly
if
I
hi-
identi
tie
nt
tin-
rnii-iiriii'
-
were
in
dslcil
upon
While
ai-i-urutit
ili-
(iM'fiiii!
urn
in
tin-
i
i'uaril
Wit
ieired
it
M
rollld
In'
nlil
allied
In-
jn
itii
ipiil
uim
of
Un'
require
ini'lll-
wa
In
iini'i
rtaiti
that
ul
liiUr
wn
XMMi'il
ami
ihml
limn-
wm
sold
lile(liltl
within
tlif
(niMiiri'.
Tllft
imnir
nf
Hie
I'Oll
urin'i'F
an
fiirnialu'il
liy
the
cx-
inrllHK
rHllNintlf
wriT
MCCUplcit
wilhmil
itn'itiuii.
Tin-
HM
1
inhl
wlii'i.-
lh
liquor
wan
going
imi
I'niihi
not
alway
know
thai
it
miua.iv
gnl
tlii-ri'.
Thi
Con
-nlldairil
hml
ik-viii'
iffimed
to
liruilin
'
lunik
and
ii"ouiiiiil
it
iii
ir
Am
.
v
No
Sympathy
Given
'IHtm-i
wm
a
Maw'
Iwlwiwn
iiti
!
when
M".
lionxul'
told
Mr.
M
i
tic
t
that
lie
did
not
ex-l'il
hint
In
wuivi-
all
lh
rwulu
Ilium.
"Al!
hi
want
Crnui
you
i
k
"
lilllr
yuiiiilli
for
tlim
ioi
til
lie
I'mii
i'i-u
lliat
l
Ix
iiiji
pre--cd
MtfiiiiiMt
Un-
wall.'
P'liiarki-i;
Mr.
I'lll
Mini'''.
"I
ran
I
kv'
rt."
aid
Mr.
Mil-!
h-r.
"We
iiilainly
clnn'l
iXHH"t
I'
fruiii
yn.i.''
oltt-vrvml
Mr.
(iousalttn
uddn
mg
Ho'
erown
rouiiH.
"Vim
imi
tytiiialliy
fnuii
mi
alprmh
wIhmi
I
did
Hoi
new
your
wlinli'
ini-k
of
liquor,"
rrplii'd
Mr.
Pu:
iiuu'i'.
Km
i
In-
i'Hiiiinaliun
of
I
ho
Mliir-
i
.
-ulii'il
in
Mr.
UomaU
and
Mi
I'a
iiioii'
linlll
lii'llltl
oil
In'ii
I'-.'i
al'
tin'
Minn'
tinii'
iniiliially
HfcUKiuu
eafh
otliur
uT
.ir'awiiiK
"ri'rt
horriniM
ncroni
Hip
rail."
Tin'
uiiiKintrali'
railed
tor
,.
ii.
r
nh-i-rx
iii(t
Hint
Inilh
i'iiiiii
-,1
ii.nl
i
nrliiii'il
tn
do
thai.
i
I
in
an
iiiriirri'l
ri'-
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
4.
i
K
I
It
llu.'
l.ii,
al".
Plume
h
.,.
i
37
Mather
etpcdal
If
like
it
for
chiU
urn
at
it
Ukat
th
place
of
intoi
tul
mevlicine.
Local
Druggists
Have
Modern
Remedy
for
Colds
A
Vaporlxing
Salvo
which
it
Rubbed
Over
Throt
and
Chett
for
Cold.
Wien
Vicks
VanoKub,
the
"external"
method
of
treating
tore
throat,
bronchitis,
deep
chest
coldi,
or
croup,
la
nnplied
over
throat
ot
chest,
the
injrredi-cnu
are
released
us
-apors
by
Uie
body
licat.
Thete
wjwra,
Inhaled
with
each
breath
carry
the
medication
directly
to
the
affected
nir
rnssnKra,
looscnim:
the
DtJcRni
and
relieving
the
congestion.
At
the
same
time
Vicks
acts
as
a
counter-irritant,
tlimulaunt:
the
skin.and
thus
Itelps
the
-aX)rs
inhaled
to
break
up
the
Intlammation.
.
.
Coldi
arc
usually
relieved
over
pisflt-
WICKS
Vapo
RUB
Ovek
PlHiwass
Used
Yearly
DllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllllllllliniin!!!!!!
SURE
TO
BE
APPRECIATES
BY
MEN
OF
JUDGMENT
Tin
udM-rtiAi'mi'iit
!
not
iuIiIi-Im-'1
nr
din'iluynl
ny
the
I.it
in
t.'
r.iinirol
Hminl
or
liy
the
(iovcriHiii'nl
uf
llriliah
Colunihia.
turn
Imii(
mudi
in
Ho
iiarticu
lar
rui'
in
imiiii,
Mr.
Miller
ad
muted
In
Mr.
Uuiuale
ttiul.ln
int.
id
-i'i'
1
1
Mi
i
ii
hi
gaini!(l
it
ion
yit
inakint
-in-li
a
return
Hi-
iui'd
turllii'i
(hat
lln-iv
w.tr
iin
ii'anii
for
liitn
to
knriw
thu
Ihi'
n'lurii
ol
the
Cknwotidati'i'.
t'iii'..iii
Hail
inn
in'i'ii
i(i'iiiiiii'
All
Un'
ri'iurn-
ri'iuii''d
liuil
hi'i'i
fl:ri'ilii'il
in
till'
int'llllllf
ul
!
Iin-
m.
.iii'lnilii'.
Mr
MiIIim-
ri'inl
a
h'tliM'
writln
i
liiin-i'lt
in
Mr.
WaUh
iininl-
i
it
u
iin!
thai
if
al
of
Individual
linttllM
4ir
in'iinitii
il
in
Hi
wui-ehiMM'f
und'r
tin-
tuic
uf
vx-pnrf
th'
I'omiMtiiy
would
uti-liiuliii'dlly
Im'
nuliji'i'l
Ui
u
I'liuiKf
nl
iM8al
al.
AnntliiT
lUer
ii
iim
li
d
Mr.
Yalh
to
im
-ion-ally
Ni'i'ouipuiiy
I'xinirt
ohiuniriil
lie
lar
a
niNili'
nr
luivc
lite
lri
ttii'ial
ilii''
hnat
iin
n
in
mili'i
that
it
niivht
bi
urTtatu-il
thai
tin-
liiunr
did
nut
return
-
Ml
JUiEtitt'I.VLriel-ira
jap.
V
I.
...I
i
An
.1,1
I..
K.a
til"
ITI
1
J'MIIII
$
M
mictwif,
.Hfl
&nuat
official.
Framed
Letter
Mi
I'atnuor
tin-
-nut
(hut
vmi
ninl
I
ftuiiK'il
ihi-
letter."
-imi
Mr.
ininxal"-
In
I'ii-
wilnr-
u
i-i
li-i
Hliina
in
Ho'
I'Xiiniiiiiitiou
with
a
lrlli-r
fruiii
Mr.
Miller
In
ihi'
lam-nllilali'it
ri'fi-rri'd
In
in
u
ii-'inu
trial
in
hi-
hand-.
"I
ilnl
nut."
naiil
Mr.
I'alinofe.
I
in-
miiKirtlrale
did
not
ri'eol-li'i
t
oiii-h
a
HUteineul
from
Mr.
Pal
mure.
"Well.
then,
did
I
know
(Umiit
the
lelli-r?"
aked
Mr.
(ionmles
"Von
ilnl
not,"
wa
.Mr.
Miller
reply.
Mr.
Paliiinri'
ro.-
In
eorreel
Mr.
iWinxnle,.
He
had
not
nuv-yi'Mti-d
that
Mr.
ioiual
had
had
ntiy
ihitut
to
do
with
tin-
teller
hut
lutil
-aid
(hat
it
looked
lu
iiiiti
it
if
Mr.
Miller
had
couuhed
with
the
ilefenoi-
in
enduiu
the
lellei.
lie
hail
uevir
iit'euxcd
Mr.
itotixali'
of
in-iuii
"oruoked."
Mr.
(iiinxale.
in
ciineluMiun.
iitkeil
Mr.
Miller
if
he
eoiwiilerml
the
H-oHi-e.ulion
fair
in
view
of
all
the
eiroum-itnnen.
Mr.
Pal-inot'i'
-
ohji'i'lion
In
the
iiiie.tion
wu
iiliiini'd
when
tin'
iuaH--Iruli-
oliiti'd
thai
he
i-nuld
deaidi'
thul
fruni
the
exidenee.
Question
of
Fairness
Mr.
(iniuule
felt
that
it
wu
fair
ioelion
and
thai
Mr.
Mil-ler
would
Htilinit
thul
Hie
p
n
ween
I
iuii
was
unfair.
XI
lluliii.iiA
mil
1
1
milter!
Mini
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
ed
rurllutr
(iieliuii-.
to
i'stublili
lliul
ull
the
legulationt
had
not'
hi'L'n
complied
with
hero
us
Mr.!
Millur'a
letter
had
tuli:d.
Mr.
I
Millur
admiUfvl
Unit,
acetidin
to
renin
d
preneffleil,
t
lie
regula-lioiit-
hud
not
bi.'t
ii
coniplied
wUh.
Sir.
.Miller,
further
examined,
fttnli'd
that
lln'io
Hail
been
no
i
ii
I
u
it
i
urn
I"
uUt
the
itr
fen
re
in
wriliiiK
Hit'
letter.
Mr.
I'atmure
nli-ervi'il
that
liotli
hiinelf
and
tin?
HiagjstPule
had,
however,
lirawii
an
iaferOIHSe
in
that
uf-
fi'cl.
Mr.
Miller
flur
I
with
Mr.
I'alinore'a
UfrKiWUon
that
it
wn
un
i-any
way
tOfOOvei
up
illegal
sail-
uml
make
the
inrk
halmice
h
luiiiiii(T
iuvoliw-
The
par
i
n
ular
recowl
in
iu'tion
wu
i
ry
innecurnle.
It
wa
iinporl
.
i
:
1
1
tlint
eorreet
ninl
mil
fale
re
iiril
ithotlli
ho
ki'iil.
Iti'conU
-Imiild
he
kepi
uf
imiivulual
pur-
i
lnier.
Vitne
did
not
know
thai
it
had
lieuB
cusiomury
to
hitiii
-tlniiiiietit
to
various
hoats
Mr.
Miller
low
no
ohjeetiou
to
In-
tii'Vfrnjneftt
chi-rker
inakin
tin-
trip
uu
the
Itii-inu
11.
II
uiileil
in
a-toertaluiiiK
I
ti.it
liquor
wa
actually
exinirlil.
Mr.
(ionznle
iik'd
the
vvil-
ueM
if
much
blame
could
he
at
Inched
to
the
company
for
ir
regularities
that
it
had
been
in-Htrueled
in
by
the
Koverninent'u
own
in.peelor
whom
Mr.
Miller
tial
ailmitleil
had
ln4i'ii
an
effi
cient
and
honeal
offieial.
Mr.
Miller
evnii-nee
com-
jli'ifil
Hie
lestimoiiy
in
he
pre
fi.'nii'il
in
(he
case
ami
al
noon
"Hurt
Hdjouriiad
until
i'.30
thi
afternoon.
Yesterday
Afternoon
Then'
wu
quite
a
rrnwil
in
llo-;oifrlhiiue
when
the
ae
oM!iied
..i-slerday
afti-rnoon
mil,
if
any-IhiiiK
.'iiational
al
that
time
va
exfii't'li'd.
il
2"t
i
i
i
tnmuler-ialize.
Itiiublle,
many
uf
r
ii'i'Ultr-
I'Xpecled
Uiat
(JeorKe
Miller,
ehief
inpeelnr.
would
be
iilari'il
in
Un-
witnex-
linx
ere
Hie
afteriiniin
wa
ut
mil
tin
eae
iiuii
mil
Kone
thai
far
when
ail-
jiuirimii'iil
took
plai'i'.
I
hen
were
a
few
naM?e-
between
1..
.
I'atmore.
pnmecuting
counel.
ami
Milton
(ionxale.
for
the
ile-
feni'i',
but
the
motl
interi-xlm?
feature
of
the
letlniini
reeord-ed
durins
the
afteriHMiu,
thuuch
IM'rhap
not
altogether
relevant,
.a
tlif
dmcln-ure
made
.by
J.
J.
Wulh.
fnrini'i
l.iiunr
Doai'iT
In-leelnr
locuti'd
here,
under
Mr
1'nl
luim'
r-
ern-exaiiiilialiou,
of
Un'
uiuiiiM'i-
in
win
di
liquor
wu-
!riiiifM'red
frniu
the
local
lioal
Hi-mu
li.
in
Port
land
Inlet
!
Aim'tiran
vi'i-m-N
Inr
di-livery
tn
Alaska.
illi''i'wi.-e
the
evidenee
tuki'ii
iliunig
Hie
Mi'lenioon
wa
luruely
nf
a
leelimeal
nature
Miuiilur
to
thul
whn
h
wa
given
j
ut
week
III
till'
rourne
lit
III"
ai'iii
iuji
of
the
firnl
two
cliarpfg.
Grouped
Invoices
I
In-
firol
witne-
wa
AiUlrew
liruul,
provincial
'itntnhle
al-iHCtied
lt
the
I.iipior
Hoard.
He
tidd
of
hMO-elf
ami
Con!
utile'
Harrion
seixinu
lln-
record
of
.in'
tlunaolidaled
Kvpurlere
lasti
Novi'inbwr.
In
tin-
rtword
firt
furniliecl
by
Mr.
I'yle,
there
had
been
nitlhiiKt
to
imln-nte
a
liguor
shipment
to
omvNe-
on
the
lnjnt
KamiKU.
Hmiiiiry
wa
then
made
nf
Mr.
I'ylo
who
Mated
that
il
had
been
included
under
the
invoice
tn
.1.
PHer-on
of
the
llehie-lanil.
l.aii-r
Mr.
I'yle
Iitrtiirthed
thi-
inrrei'i
invoice.
True
re-
fiinl
-howi'il
that
ihree
buttle
nf
liiiuor
had
In'i'ii
tlottvered
tn
i
u'
Hi'lKeluml
wln'rt-JU
thi'
ori-iiih!
nivnii'i'
liiwvd
Uiat
fifty
imtlli'-
uml
a
third
nf
n
barrel
uf
lid
i'
Ini'l
Ikm'ii
ili'liM-red
tu
thin
vi-i'l.
Mr.
I'vle
hail
fimiihi'.1
tin
I'xpliiiiulinn
a-
in
why
ull
tin
rihipini'iit.
hud
in'i'ii
invoiced"
tin'
lli'lunlaml.
I
uder
Mr.
(imual"'
nro
ex
aiiiimiliiui.
tinn.-lalili'
(iraul
!a'
ed
!hul
instrurtinn
had
given
by
liiKpecinr
MIH-er
lo
oh-
this
wa
no!
a
cae
nf
Mr.
Millor"'
'""'T
u""!l
'l'
,
OonsnlnlaioiV
ii
1..1...1
a
u..Jei'ii!e
,-t'l
IMI'
the
nil'
ill
-im
xini
VJ,V
IJ
Hxport-
A
i'i
I
111111171
llie
tAtiiii.iriiiiiii-ii
I'm
in
people
who
knew
what
wa
no-tiiK
un
here"
iLgrnint
the
lamsol-idiiled.
Mr.
(Inmules
fell
that
Mr
i.i
,.,,
uu
ii
v
I'l-m
iin
I
r
-i
j
ri
ui
.
,i.
,
v,..f,n,-
i&t
':
inipurl
nml
e.por!.i
,'U
been
cheeked
over
and
had
fiQan
tounii
In
nirree
with
retut'iiaughude
by
Patmore
hud
no
rinhi
In
innko
'oinp....,
...
There
'',,
ount
on
snob
n
.tntenient.
The
mapis-1
(rale
miiiFlhat
lie
was
ili.ireKard-1"1"
W
,f
'-'""l!WV
nfMar
lnf!
j,
a
lie
could
ee,
in
copfeal
any-
In
lii
exHi.iiuation
of
Mr.
Mil-!'""
Wltnew
tipt
ee
ler.
Mr.
Patmore
emiililished
that
l'u'
Ml'
VWnR
'
Witness
hn.l
heard
of
a
teh)Kram."'in
through
making,.
4fyK
re-from
Col.
McMiillin.
snperinlen-
'
t,l,"
'"l'
",
answer
tu
ft
sug-denl
of
pollee.
lo
Innpi'.'lnr
Spll-by
Mr.
(iouglu,
he
ler.
iiKeeHn!r
Hint
II
would
njwd
"nil.
ir
the
intynMon
avh
Hiifrice
for
Mr,
Pal
more
I.,
pro-
"'k''
ilb'aal
sales,
ijjej-,
wild
ce-il
with
one
chnrro
under
each
''
ly
be
coviirij,
m
juibseelion.
aingle
Invoice
-n
throublnctiiUu
Was
Circular
Lottor
'iw
slitpnnril.
The
ijUbslion
!n
Her
Nerves
Were
"All
Broken
Up"
She
Could
Not
Sleep
Mm.
David
Otllmigtxr,
37
Lyud-knrtt
Ave.,
Hamilton,
Ont,
writet:
"My
nerve
were
all
broken
op
and
I
eould
not
tiff
p
at
night,
anil
I
would
have
to
get
up
out
of
bed
and
walk
the
floor
for
hour
at
a
time.
After
Using
a
Box
of
I
Began
To
Feel
Much.Betterf
and
after
nting
a
few
more
boxes
I
eould
enjoy
my
rett
at
wall
at
ever
I
eould."
II.
k
X.
Pilla
have
been
on
the
market
for
the
patt
32
yean;
your
nearett
druggitt
eella
tbem;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Hilbarn
Cfo,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
live
of
Constable
(iraul'..
In
Uiu
course
of
cro-exaii)iniiiK
Coi
-
Ktabie
Hurrion,
Mr.
lionzale
referred
to
Inupeetor
"Miller
a
"our
wonderful
witne."
Mr.
Patmoro
asked
if
Mr.
(itmzule
wa
,riv'uiK
evidence
to
Which
tlie
latter
re
plied
that
he
vr.tif
merely
making
"a
ureaitie
couiiiient."
Mr.
Patmore
You
arc
Iryins
lo
be
facetiou
Mr.
tioiuule
And
iierhai
1
mil
too.
I
lie
record
xvould
not
in
dicate
illegal
mile.
Perish
Hi"
ihoulit
I
hat
there
might
huvq
been
anyt"
akeil
Mr.
Patmore
arcatieally
uT
the
witne..
".No,"
wa
dilable
HarrisouV
reply.
Thi
cloned
the
cue
for
the
crown.
Mr.
Pie
wa
the
fir!
witne
for
the
defence.
He
I
old
of
to
I'ouliue
followed
in
the
keeping
of
recoiil
and
making
ol
return
and
udniitled
that
there
had
heeti
certain
ernir
owing
In
the
ruh
of
huine
in
Xovemlier.
Tl:e
vleni
lo
be
followed
had
!''
hown
him
by
Mr.
Walh
ami
Hi
return
had
been
forwarded
.
lo
Mr.
Miller.
There
had
been
cer
tain
error
in
the
book
that
hat
lieen
-cized
by
Hie
detective.
It
hud
been
mipi'-ihle
to
cor
rect
llie-e
after
the
book
had
been
removed.
Mr.
Walsh
lia-i
lohl
him
'
Mr.
Pyle
Uiai
it
wa
tiermi-ible
to
lump
hiiinent
to
Cruutinued
on
page
fivei
REDUCED
ASSESSMENT
IN
CI17
OF
EDMONTON
Kli.MiiNToN.
Fell.
11.
Kil-limiilnu
usi'.uu'iil
lor
tin?-year
will
likely
h,-
Ko8.7il,31ll
or
t.tii7,55
le
than
in
l'J-o,
ac-corditiiL.'
lo
fiyun'!
Uiat
have
been
ciiiiipiieit
by
the
city
ae.-or's
deparliiieul.
This
reduction
is
due
lo
Hie
amount,
of
property
In!
to
the
lax
roll
on
account
tof
it
heiiii.-
forfeited
through
tax
tuile
proceedings.
Tiie
-lalcmi'iil
now
cniiipitcd
how
Ihal
the
a.-e.lleilt
in
the
outer
nine,
where
the
tax
rale
is
t
mill,
will
he
sl.tiiCi.nnu
while
that
of
the
inner
r.nni'
Will
be
u;.in:...un.
BEER
DRINKING
IN
MEXICO
INCREASES
MKMi'ii
I'.ITY.
Feb.
II.
lax
report
imlicule
merea-ed
beer
ilnukin
in
Mexico.
itrewirie.
paid
almost
2,300,-0011
pei.ns
in
Federal
income
taxes
for
Itc.'.'i.
aii-oriliii
tn
recently
announced
figures.
This
exceed
'oriner
reconls.
All
Mexican
hrewerie
are
con-ilui'lmir
elaboralt
adertisiu
einipaijrn.
'Somer
urge
ihs!
been1
thirsty
lo
suhlilutc
malt
for
hard
liiiiors
in
order
to
prevent
the
possibility
of
prohibilion.
"Drink
beer
and
thereby
nip
pi'.ihihilion
in
the
bud,"
is
one
et
the
edngHii.
Small
liny
Dad.
how
do
they
catch
lunatics?
Father
With
face
powder,
beaiiliful
dressed,
ami
pretty
smiles,
my
son.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
(
Men's
Hamn'!.
I
nited
Church.
Thursday,
February
II.
j
C.N.
II.
Kmployes
sccnnil
uiiuualj
ball
in
Auditorium
Friday,
l'oo-i
"inirv
19
1
llejfncdiiig
his
teller
In
Ihe
'bis
elTeel
wa-
objected
lo
by
Mr.
High
School
Dance,
Hlks'
Hume,
tNmsoliitateil
,lntlnp
thai
all
uh-
I'"1
"'
but
the
iii!iuistMe
ruled
j
February
20.
....n..i.
l.Mi
......
i,,..
I
i,..
,.-n
llml
vvilnir.M
slinulil
hit'.iiermif
It'ill
'-i
i
niii"'
,.
I,.,.,
,.-,-ii
-----
.--
-
t'lJ.
-'
i
compiled
Willi.
Mr
Miller
slal-
I"
give
Ins
opinion
on
Ijinalter.
Wcatholmc
Thcalre,
March
S:
ed
lliat
thH'
had
been
n
circular
Sarrsstlo
Comment''
ami
:i.
Prince
lluperl
Player-j
leller
soul
In
all
warehouses
in
The
evidence
of
Cftnslnlilo
Ultin
presents
a
new
joyous!
the
province.
Mr.
Pattiune
ask-
Harrison
wus
largely
X'orrubDra-
comedy
"Wedding
Hulls."
I
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
A
GENTLE
HINT
Silk
and
Down
and
Cotton
Comforters
or
an
Esmond
Indian
Blanket
make
plea-ing
ami
attractive
addition
to
your
bedroom
furnishing-.
We
curry
u
complete
tork.
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
Oin
door
eul
of
iJaiiy
New
Office.
3rd
Avenue
Phone
123
FISHERMEN
!
Check
up
your
First
Aid
Kit
before
leaving.
Prnnipl
iitlentiiin
tn
Un
small
ruU
and
scratches
muy
uvc
on
.i
xvi'i
k
or
twn
of
sn-kiiess.
See
1
1
yi.n
have
Hi'
(ollnwing
guilds
in
your
kit,
if
nul,
.
cull
al
oiir
slnre
ami
get
supplied.
Iodine
Lysol
Germicidal
Soap
Bandages
Adhesive
Plaster
Cotton
Wool
Lint
Vaseline
Epsom
Salts
Castor
Oil
Liniment
Tweezers
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules.
We
have
u
Tides
uml
Guide-
for
you
if
you
require
il.
Ormes
Limited
The
llexull
Store
Pioneer
Druggists
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
Phones
82
and
200
Si
ore
open
8
a.m.
lo
0
p.m.
Sunday
and
Holidays
12
lo
2.
and
7
to
9
p.m.
Reduction
SALE
50',
DISCOUNT
on
ull
Winter
Hats
and
Soils.
33
and
1-3
DISCOUNT
un
Coals,
Silk
Dresses,
lurge
sues,
lllmiscs
and
W
oollen
Hosiery
25'.
DISCOUNT
on
Underwear.
Knitted
Suit.
Sweaters,
(llnves,
Woollen
Dressus,
Skirts,
Haiiicuats.
Slickers,
Corsets,
llrassieres
20
,
DISCOUNT
oir
Silk
Dresse-.
Silk
Srarves.
Silk
Ties
"DEMERS"
Phono
27.
P.O.
Box
327
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Fnz2ell
Butcher
Mhop.
aero
from
the
Empre
-
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
The
Savage
Washer
and
Dryer
At
the
last
(Jueliec
Exhibition
repeated
its
success
of
Ihe
previous
year,
by
usatn
winning
Hie
Cold
Medal
with
distill'
tinn
over
all
other
makers
uf
Anieri-in
ii
and
Canadian
Washers.
Cash
Price
SI
85.00
Also
sold
on
easy
lenns.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
I
J
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