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linml.
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you
waul
is
a
.good
for-
uc
teller
In
ii'll
nhoul
our
Tlirif-T-crvice.
It
rosts
very
He
ier
pound,
bill
il
rnds
off
every
wnsliliio
Inmjilc
dial
ex.
sled,
Yoii
ll
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goon
iik
k
nurm
mui
wuiivs
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week
in
(lie
year.
Thrif-T-Service
5c
a
pound,
1c
per
piece
Everything
washed
and
flat
work
Ironed
.
w
m
V.
V
ANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNUKY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
OYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
,
,
.
p.O.
Box
106
Hiiiitiwni'N
Hlrcl
lctl,
-.Spring?.
0-H,i'"i",'r
Mill-
vivij
I
"Win,
."2
IIihuiin
llol
aiiil
Cold
Wwler.
llalli
nimwei".
huu
HealiMl,
Klcclrlv
Mglit.
Corner
or
Third
Avo
and
Sixth
St.
,
prince
nuPErrr,
b.c.
Local
and
Personal
Phone
15.
1.H.
Coal
Co,
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
U78.
,
H.C,
llnderlakers.
Pborie
'.
Art
CI.
(10.
Corsets
Wallace's.
jiilk
hpp,
Wallace'.
I
wo
pair
and
(iirdles,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
tf
tf
ll'iiijiB,:liifj.!,
$1.0(1.
'al
lane's.
.,
'"
:
'
Jo!
lacfi.ill
nicelinp
(oinorroiv
iiiKhl
in
City
Hall
at
8
o'clock
Don't
inisc
Wallace
'
liarai
.
dayn,
Friday
ami
Saturday.
1(1
1
Crystal
FiruliKliters.
48
for
fl.00.
Hyde
.Transfer,
l'liono
580..
if
A.
A.
Cox,
Vancouer
architect
who
ia
a
huinp
visitor
in
llif
city,
will
return
south
tomor
row
iiiornins.
'
for
101
C.I'.It.
slfaincr
1'rincenx
Hdyal
Capl.
C.
C.
taiiiley,
northhouml
from
Vancouver
to
Alaska,
port".
t
due
iii-fe
about
noon
lomor-i-ow.
"
.1
I.adifs'
Yeslfi.
3
for
?lj)0.
Wallace'.
,
101
iHniglaa.
fiear.
rejirenenlaUvi'
oi
i
iciKiiiiiann
s
leaxt.
.iH
a
uuiur4
vUilor
in
Hie
city.
,
He
arrived
from
Vancouver
yelcr-duy
amT
Vlll
proceed
U
Ujc
in
1.
.:....
Z.4.,1...
..I.I.I',
Ii5i
irn
csiuiun.l
IIIMII1
rt
irain
lir.M-n
Slrip
Silk
Hoe,
JI.OO
mt
pair.
Wallace
.
101
Unrvnee
Dallas
pleading
Bniily
in
die
city
police
courl
.'hi!,
morning
to
a
charge
ot
pi-riiuttin?
drunkenn
on
he.'
p
i
I'lui
!!.
wa
ariied
$50
by
Magili-ale
McCIyrnont.
Silk
HlooDier-t,
lace".
st.ys.
Wai
101
Mr.
OHtrfe
Itorie
and
Mi
.Vaney
llorie,
who
are
H"i
UK
to
(lie
Old
Country
on
holiday
(rip,
will
nail
nn
(hi
I'nnce
Oeorjri
tomorrow
morn
inn;
t-n
mule
lo
Montreal
whence
they
will
ail
ucros
the
Atlantic.
I.H.lic'
Jitoiner,
2
for
l.0ii
WallaiR'H.
101
J.
Fied
Strait;,
inanasei-
o
Suiiiiyidc
Cnfinery,
ha
returned
lo
the
eily
after
"pending
lii
ial
leu
day
at
Shannon
lta
on
.'ia
tieu
iniei
on
Diitiine.
in
council
inn
with
tlte
oew
eannery
Iteinp
estlaMNIitnt
llmre
by
th
io.ic-Mlllenl
lio.
Princen
laeii'.
Hp,
11.00.
W.-
101
t'nion
freiphler
Cliilkuol.
Ciipl
ii.
miiiiii,
liavlnsr
called
a'
Captain'
Cove
on
the
wny
north
with
lundier
for
the
new
oannmy
I'cinx
flahllhel
theroi
arriv.
cd
in
port
from
Ihe
oUth
al
C
o'clock
thl
morning.
After
dix
margin?
eoal
ami
oilier
minf.t
locally,
the
vee
will
prtxvctl
I
hi
eveninp
to
Ihe
Xaa
lllvec
nml
Stewart.
Curtain
.Veto,
3
vd.
Wallace'.
for
$1,011.
Mr.
K.
A.
Solloway
and
l.maliltT.
Mis
Mamarel
Sollo
way.
who
arived
from
iincou-
er
yesterday,
are
Ihe
(fucul
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
Wallace
C.
Or-
hanl,
MutiraM'
Place.
Mrs.
Solloway
will
remain
here
until
er
daughter,
Mix.
Helen
Sollo
way,
II.
.V,
who
lias
been
operal-
ingr
room
upervior
al
the
lowtl
hopilal
for
Ihe
pat
ctitiido
o'J
year
ami
wlio
has
been
serious
ly
ill
lately,
is
able
to
travel
ooulli.
1.00.
101
nidlcv
Home
Bazaar
May
0.
SUPERIOR
TEA
Had
43
Bolls
And
Carbuncles
At
One
Time
Mr.
Claud
Melanson,
CaMIeford,
Out.,
writes:
In
rrg&rd
to
yonr
remedie
I
hT
to
sar
that
B.B.B.
iraa
the
only
Stand,
Xew
Taxi.
I'houc
Knipre
Hotel.
The
firit
bottle
I
took
gave
me
inch
great
result
that
I
took
three
more,
and
after
I
had
used
them
I
wai
completely
relieved
of
my
boila
and
ear-buneles."
Pot
op
oaly
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
Silk
Vest,
$1.50.
Wallace'
Slieddon's
Taxi
and
Messenger
service.
Phone
134.
Hoyn'
Hock
Itib
He,
2
for
$1.00.
Wallace'.
Murray'
tf
pair
101
740.
103
Mr
V.
I.nrclle
nml
fainilv.
who
have
lieen
V(lll1iR
for
noiue
lime
ot
Terrace,
will
be
pa-
ensrern
from
train
to
boat
to
morrow
eico.
on
rouIC
to
San
-Fran
Harry
Thrupp,
chief
clerk
in
the
office
of
Ihe
CN.lt.
division
freight
arenl,
will
ail
tomorrow
moruiii?
on
the
Princ.
Ocorsc
en
rotlle
to
Portland
on
a
holiday
trip.
Alex
Hix
tail
tomorrow
mum
in?
on
the
t
'riin-e
deorve
Tor
Kerii-dale,
Vancouver,
where
hi
wedding
to
MU
Phylli
Hay
will
take
idauc,
In
si.
Mary
Church
on
rueAlav,
next.
All
e.x-nienibers
Of
the
lOJnd
Ilattalion.
Kxepdllianary
Force,
are
requested
to
eoinmunicate
al
once
with
Major
S.
1'.
Johnatou
Adjulanl,
Fir.l
Nprlli
li.C.
ltcpi-
ment,
617
Second
Av.-nue.
101
Motnrhyv
liif
Itaiv,
.
irrive(
in
port
al
1
2.
3(i
no..
n
from
Sal
Cliuck
Mine,
Alafka.
with
Ihe
uual
weekly
shipment
of
pal
ladiiim
ore
for
transshipment
Fast
over
the
Canadian
National
Itailway
io
Irviiie'lon
'inciter,
New
Jer.ey.
Al
the
Hotary
Club
luncheon
today
in
Ihe
St.
Hesi.
Cafe
shor'
"Peeehe
were
made'hy
Mecr.
Mill
of
Toronto,
Cook
of
Van
couver,
AlrAtr-fl
of
lieorjrelown
and
Captain
Jack
William
of
Ihe
White
Pass
ami
Yukon
Itail
way.
-"
'
Dollar
lays,
Friday
and
Sat
urday.
Wallace's.
,
101
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
mtillY
ISLAM).
nalnimr.
calm;
barometer,
:".MD;
temper-
nlure,
10;
sea
smooth;
8.30
p.m.
poke
I
us
Lome
abeam
Dana
Inlet
northbound.
'
DFAD
TIIKK
P()l,vr.-lJ3ro-
meler,
Sil.SO;
(empenilure,
.IS.
HULL
HAllllOlt.
Cloud,
calm;
baromeler,
20.75;
Utu-peralure,
51;
sea
smooth;
CM
.m.
spoke
steanie"
Alaska
Standard,
Point
Wells
for
Hy-
tler,
307
miles
from
Hyder;
0.15
p.m.
spoke
steaifier
Curacao,
Seattle
for
Ketchikan,
350
miles
from
Ketchikan;
6:15
p.m.
spoke
sloamer
(Jueen,
Ketchikan
for
Seattle,
U3
miles
from
Seattle;
7!l5
p.m.
spoke
steamer
H.
1.
Klmvlni-
fiirrliii-i.l
wlir
.t.itl.w
Calala
al
Hardy
Bay
8
p.m
norlhbouna
Noon
DIUIIY
ISLAND.
llainin,.'.
calm;
Jjaromelcr,
S'J.yS;
lem-peraluiv,
50;
sea
smoblli.
HULL
HAHHOH.
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
29.75;
temperature,
51;
sea
smooth;
8.30
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Cray,
20
mile
norlh
of
Cape
Scott,
bound
for
Prince
Hupert.
Dial)
JUEK
J'tHNT.
ltaro-motor,
30.20;
temperature,
48.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
C.
M.
Brown.
Winnipec;
I..
B,
tJook,
W.
J.
Caniptiell,.l)ou8las
Kiear
and
A.
A.
Cox,
Vancouver;
IK.
D.
MoMuUen,
Toronto;
Mr.
nilil
Mis
fleiiruK
liv
dm
nml
'Mrs.
Ira
Held,
Ceorgeiovvn;
K.l
N.
Stewart,
Feruio
T
'
MUCH
LUMBER
FROM
VICTORIA
medicine
I
conld
get
to
relieT
me
of
Two
Million
Feet
Being
Shipped
I
bad
forty-three
at
one
time,
and
my
doctor
told
me
to
t&ke
This
Week
Mostly
to
Old
Country
VICKilllA.
-April
I'U-.Nearlv
',ftnn.
feet
of
lumber
will
be
total
of
1,850,000
feet
of
her
to
be
exported
from
mills.
-..If..-..,.
IVpi-UUHll
..
IIIIIUI
...
northeast
of
Cape
Scott
bound
'OMUon
for
Port
Alice;
8.00
n.in.
spoke
cleared
from
Victoria
duniiK
this
week.
Five
different
veeJ
are
loading"
fyr
Japan,
California
and
lulled
Kingdom
port.
t
The
hulk'
of
the.
lumber
i
(bound
for
the
United
Kingdom
through
Canadian
Government
iMei-chunt
Marine
freighter.
The
Canadian
Seigneur
i
loading
l5,ooo
feet
from
the
Canadian
Pugel
Sound
Mill
and
150.000
leet
from
Cameron'
mill
making
u
tojal
or
35,000
feel.
This
cargo
is
destined
lo
the
411.1
Land.
The
'
Canadian
Transporter
will
lake
on
S
00,000
feet
from
the
Canadian
Puget
Sound,
which
is
alo
for
the
United
Kingdom.
This
brings
the
lotai
export
lo
those
purls
to
7Sy,000
feel.
For
Japan
the
freighter
Hall,
gyn
will
load
100,000
feel
from
the
Canadian
Pugel
Sound
Company.
This
ycsel
will
load
hei
cargo
al
ltitliel'
Pier.
Another
125,000
feet,
the
larg
eM
lumber
consignment
of
th?
week,
will
leave
by
the
Canadian
Prospector
fur
Montreal
mt
Faslern
port.
She
will
receive
this
from
the
Canadian
Pugel
Sound
mills
and
began
loading
Monday.
Tomorrow,
.the
,
fjhiinaull.
..wjl!
berth
at
the
C.P.S.
wharf
lo
taU
on
a
consignment
of.
300.000
feel
for
California
ports.
Theec
five
shipments
make
The
sleamsliip
ltobiu
Hood
cleared
at
the
week
en-
from
ililbcl.
Wharves
afler
loading
103.0(H)
feel
of
lumber
consigned
to
Baltimore.
The
vessel
is
now
on
her
way
to
Kveretl
to
eomplrte
loailini:.
HUMAN
PILLARS
JAPAN
FOUND
Skeletons
of
Mel.
In
Upright
Position
In
Foundations
of
Bridge
at
Tokyo
MIKM).
April
Stf.
--
Consider
able
interest
is
attached
to
the
recent
iliscovery
beneath
Ihe
corner
stones
of
the
Double-
Iiri.le
iiuain
entrance
to
the
Imperial
Palace'
of
eixhl
human
skeletons.
Most
of
fu
skeletons
were
found
upright
about
twelve
feet
below
the
bed
of
Ihe
Palace
Moat,
which
1
undergoing
repair
work
ncces
sllaled
by
the
earthquake
-,ot
l'J23.
The
theory
of
some.
Japane
scienlisls
is
I
hat
the
skeleton
are
Ihe
remain
of
persons
who.
several
centuries
past,
offered
themselves
as
"Human
Pillars"
for
Ihe
immortalization
of
th
corner
stones
used
in
constructing:
I'do
Castle.
The
tradition
ot
Ihe
"Human
Pillars"
is
an
old
one
In
Japan.
In
the
past
age
1
was
believed
that
if
human
be
lug's
were
ouried
alive
beneath
Ihe
corner-stones
of
great
slruc
lures,
the
gods
would
accord
permanent
strength
and
solidity
to
the
foundations
and,
in
a.ldi
lion,
those
who
thus
sacrificed
Ihemselves,
would
become
iin
mortal.
It
was
considered
that
II......
n..wii
...a
"llnnin.
Ililluf"
lllr-V
IIIU.'.
II
lC
..U.I...II
.
Mini
1
were
greatly
honored.
Thev
were
buried
alive
in
a
staiuliu?
Ordered
By
The
first
t
radii
inual
inslanct
of
Ihe
"Human
Hilar"
recordet
In
Japan
dales
back
to
th"
relgi
of
Kmperor
Ninloku.
more
Iliar
1,000
years
ago.
The
Yodo
rivei
at
Osaka,
where
the
emperor
ha(
his
palace,
used
to
overflow
every
year
drowning
many
peoplt
ami
causing
much
damage.
Kverv
dike
built
by
the
best
engineers
was
unable
lo
withstand
the
floods.
One
night
the
emperor
dreamed
that
the
gods
had
ad
vised
him
if
he
would
use
huiiiun
bo.Jies
as
pillars
for
the
con
slniction
of
Ihe
einbankmon,
(hero
would
be
no
more
flooj
troubles.
The
story
bus
it
thai
Ihe
emperor
immediately
caused
human
beings
to
be
buried
alive
hencal
h
the
foundation
stones
of
Ihe
dike
and,
since
then.
Ihe
embankment
has
withstood
nil
floods.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
ii
ii
My
dear,
I
thought
this
was
your
washday
i
J
Yes,
hut
the
laundress
has
been
through
for
hours
we
use
Rinso
at
our
house."
Rinso
has
fairly
revolutionized
wash-day.
Rinso
changes
the
hard
work
of
washing
to
just
rinsing.
No
more
hard
bar
soaps
to
cut
up
or
rub
on
the
clothes.
No
more
rubbing.
Wash-day
now
means
simply
soaking
the
clothes
x
for
a
.couple
of
hours
in
Rinso
suds,
or
overnight,
then
just
rinsing.
Gloriously
white,
sweet-smelling
clothes
are
the
result
and
you'll
save
time
and
temper.
Rinso
Made
by
the
Makers
of
LUX
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
SU
REDECORATING?
(Jail
on
us
and
choose
your
color
scheme.
We
have:
ALABASTINE,
ZIP
GLO,
VARNISH
STAINS,
SATIN
GLO.
ami
a
full
lino
uf
Brushes
to
suit.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
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