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January
5?
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THR
DAILY
NEWS
iAOR
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IS
THIS?
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J
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rut
im
k.
t
go
(il
5
pair
f(r
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.
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riniiru
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wuii
green
neei
nun
inf.
oi
nn
regular
i5r
n
1
1
1
fop
:l
Tiairs
for
l.UU
ct
ui
u
.itk
clastic,
worth'
71,
c
n.iir
ilinkir'.
tn-ii.it
in
Look
for
e
Cross
Road
or
Sign
Sale
auditorium
Rink
and
Hall
Ttie
lrartiiB
tinM
of
Uip
llv
;it
t;u;ed
on
!
V
ann
).
ti'ofs
10,
simIiou
a.
Iu,
i.l
nit
is
50
feel
by
100;
f
Oi
Peiluw.
;
foot
lul-
ktvy
ail
wiml
buildlug:
iwly
plastered;
No.
I
naiile
floor
Himnp
room
lin!
eijulpment
and
sealtiiK
inpad'y
101
100
person.
Nac.n
uiil
Wurliirer
mlli-
Jtv
band
oriran.
style
125;
loo
pai
s
IlnliariUon
ball
bearing
states.
Thoroughly
Iq-utppe
1
itiroimlmul
for
Bo
h,
danoino
and
akallnfl.
X
'li
theatre
equipment
ai
(r
used
a
Mirn.
Mho
for
sale,
lots
R
and
I.
lilnck
1'k
sen
inn
0.
Clear
lilies
id
nrnricrty.
l
or
fur'her
information.
Ijiply
0
L.
J.
Warren,
P.O.
Ion
146,
Prince
Rupert,
l.C.
rHE
PIONEER'S
FRIEND...
udsons
Bay
lankets
'lerrle
Parish
Loggers'
Boots
lood
Rubbers
llg
Horn
Brand
Clothing
Barss
Macklnaws
Itanrield's
Underwear
IcBrlne
Baggage
Inlon
Miulo
at
Phillipson
,
'
.-.j......
nun
'
UNDERWEAR
iiiiiH
x
famous
all
wool
Underwear,
2
piece
suits,
thai
ffl
QC
diil
regularly
til
$'J.7n
garment,
(hit
they
ko
utV1'7"
i
.1.
:
.
.
.
MiAC
ill
'
iimiilliuniill.
I
III
1
K
Illl
lilt
ll.'irgtllll
111
V
I
Vt
,
t
:0
-tn
or
combination
going
fop
pj.JJ
n
lot
r
nil
Wool
Union
Suit,
fleece
liiM'il.
that
ffl
0C
r
worth
easily
:.00.
Dill
Ihey
go
fop
9
1.0
J
hoot
:i
Pullover
Sweater?
A
quantity
of
these
that
sold
r
as
high
i
r.r0,
in
all
the
wanted
shade
and
ffO
A
C
tvv.
for
only
adjuster'
price
of
flitJ
his
Will
Bring
vuick
Action
CAPS
.
rt
bargain,
lmzein
l
Men
line
quality
(.aps
hi
weed
ami
broadcloth.
All
1
lie
newest
shape.
.)!(
-.
Ml
ize
and
vaLnes
to
$.'l.."0,
to
go
at
awd
FIERY
CROSS
AT
irln-
to
Ihe
entire
room.
95c
Materials.
Hegutur
up
lo
$1.00.
Take
them
for
..
SHIRTS
zr
Men
-
Bronibitilh
Shirts,
in
fancy
stripe
wilh
delacli-1
.c
.
mIIuT'
to
match.
A
real
$3.25
value
j)5
.
ut
(
l'i
dozen
Men's
Fancy
Shirt;
some
with
collars
.."
lied
and
-tine
with
detachable
collars,
soft
laundered,
lie
new
-hade
of
cream,
mauve,
blue,
and
grey.
Made
;
l
ui
ke.
I.uig
ami
Peck.
Ilegillar
value
$4.50.
CO
QC:
t
go
.t
only
.
it
:
.
Shirt
111
this
lot.
Some
are
natural
Pongee
Silk
wiUi
Mii..r'-
Iii
mulch
and
some
Wool
Taffeta
iu
tieautiful
ie
Hiivlv
Mr.
Jnhujm
4d
these
for
$5.50,
ffO
0C
i
!
:li
stoik
ailjusler
s
V
i
z
i!
Pupii
Slurl
made
by
Tooke
ui
the
seasons'
newest
v
pe
elic
(.
$3.00
would
be
goiul
value
the
CI
AC
-
'
TP
,)
S
T
7.'
I
.
tjip1-
Shirt
in
BomNy
0rd
and
.ailr.i
in
luvek
x
cff.
.
t.
Wilh
nfl
colors
and
double
war
CI
QC
r
ncg"lar
$n.50
for
pi.JJ
Sale
Re-opens
Tomorrow
9
a.m.
KLAN
WEDDING
A
mol
spectacular
wedding"
Icrremoiiy.
itrcorduii:
lo
Ihe
rilual
lot
Ihe
Ku
Klux
KW111.
and
prob
aldv
Ihe
only
one
r
Us
kind
so
far
slaved
in
Uiuada,
took
place
!.!
eveuinir
al
the
lirlal
nr-
den,
in
the
preenee
or
hunderds
or
peiyde,
says
Hie
Yiclnria
Ool-onil
ot
recent
date.
I.on
before
Ihe
appointed
lime
the
ureal
ballroom
was
thronped
vvMli
an
interested
and
curiou
ernwd.
who
walled
exi.eclunlly
far
lh
feature
of
Ihe
rvenwg,
a
Ku
Klux
ueddipfr
eereomny.
1.
ti
llan.lfr.on
.niee
'",iw
;ryt'
"
'I
orchestra
smirk
up
Ihe
strains
of
the
'eldiiiff
March,
the
linoil
ed
procesl(in
appwired
on
the
ball
room
rioor.
hkiwly,
won
nrms
ersed.
Ilielr
heads
hooded
with
the
Klan
headdress,
limit.
riowins
robes,
while
and
ffliotl
riMcliintf
lo
Iheir
feet,
about
fifty
Klatisuieii
approaohed
the
centre
of
I
he.
room,
where
tney
hnfil
11
n
in
cross
formalion,
fao
ihe
iilatrorm.
The
lights
'were
dim,
hut
from
the
slagu
hnne
forlh
a
husre
fiery
eross,
illuminated
red
light
givin
a
1
Directly
in
front
oT
the
cross
n
inh
K
1
runeil
Willi
IIIC
jl'nton
Jack.
Lona
White
Robe
Tiii.n
rioiie
Hie
bride
and
Ib
room
and
Ihe
atlendanls.
hut
r
L.tiiiw.
of
Ihe
convenlional
wed-
1
.1
ditg
veil,
tlir
orange
niossum
utul
other
accustomed
weddine
iipinries.
.the
hnde
wa
c.oin-
t.t..telv
enveloned
in
the
long.
while
robe
of
the
Order..
Her
1.
,,..i
i
uu
that
of
Ihe
groan
,
111
HU
'
-
was
hidden
in
Ihe
white
hood.
ivi.ii.ul
nf
ihe
Klan.
j
i,,
.
...
...
1
i
iiov
inuroiicliivl
lie
tame
aim.
faiiilly
audible
to
Ihe
hrral
Ideas
nnd
silent
crowd
of
spectators.
11...
i.iiiml
ne
rroruied.
One
utr
1
mhui
-
i-
ol
the
parties,
accordinn
lo
Captain
W.
l.ayeook,
Vancouver
Island
organiier.
was
the
bride.
Mle
Leila
Newman,
and
the
Local
Merchants
Misfortune
Saves
Money
for
Citizens
When
J
ramp.
here,
in
the
mailer
of
the
atjjuslinent
of
this
stork,
I
found
huge
quantities'
of
Hie
figesl
rjierrhamjise
fop
men
to
he
had
apy-wlier
$20,000.00
worth
of
il,
and
Mr.
John
son
had
failed-Iue
lo
the
backward
season-rlo
sell
a
much
as
he
had
anticipated.
A
situation
like
(hi
deinapd
drastic
methods
or
a-disaster.
J
urn
faced
now
with
the
problem
of
raising
$10,000.00
from
this
stock
in
order
lo
meel
my
demands
and
this
will
explain
the
stupendous
bargain
listed
elsewhere
on
Ibis
pagfc
Uilare
forgotten
values
go
by
the
board
J
have
rut
price
to
the
bone
for
Unyorrow,
o
be
here
at
0
o'clock
to
lake
the
advantage
of
my
great
!
free
offer.
GEO.
A.
WOOD,
Stock
Adjuster,
Free!
Free
Silk
Ties
tomorrow
to
the
first
twenty-five
customers,
value
to
$1.25
SHOES
The
Adjuster
stuck
hi
io-e
into
Hie
s!oe
lork
ami
found
lhee
values
l.eckie's
I4wk
Vjci
Kid
Bluchers
in
all
size.
rntfslyar
welt,
a
regular
$11.00,
"
Cg
hte,
for
A
genuine
Leclouia
winter
calf,
double
sifte
wellwl,
with
full
round
toe,
easily
CC
gq
v
'
wortU
$11.00,
tu
go
fur
RAINCOATS
Ilete
U
a
price
on
Haincoat
that
should
clean
them
out
in
a
hurry.
Tan
and
black
rubberised
Hajnsler
that
were
selling
up
to
$ll."0.
Out
they
go
at
tg45
only
Prince
Rupert
not
in
Klan
riile.
she
was
the
10
I
i-on.pkuou.
The
hrideomaid,
(aipwin
Lay-
eark
said,
was
Mis
Florenc
Cbapman,
ir
Victoria,
who
was
also
rut)"!
and
hooded.
l
ollowinv
Die
ceremony,
the
parly
slowly
letl
Ihe
hall,
the
many
hundred
ir
uiiests
enjoy-in
1he
ball
which
followed
Banquet
Precedes
Wedding
The
lianmiet
hall
ot
Hie
Cry?.
Inl
Oarden
ui
I
lie
scene
or
peclal
dinner,
at
which
850
!ruels
wen
present
.
Hev.
Or.
t'.leni
Havles
acted
as
official
chairman,
and
with
hijn,
at
llml
bead
.lable,
was
W
II
K
H
.
JWiH.
I
Alderman
1
i
f
...
il,unla
Chunk's,
lli
lr.
Pvril
Cyril
Ware
VV'npnl
and
other.
After
Ihe
slmrluff
o,f
(i
Canada,
a
toast
lo
(lie
"im-
oerial
Kouncif
was
nroiiosisl
by
-
-
a
William
Winkel,
wilh
a
response
t.y
Dr.
Arthur
Itarlon.
The
toast
to
"Our
uels,"
was
proporii
hy
Kxalled
Cyclop
W.
While
o'
Victoria.
Klan
No.
2,
response
by
W.
Arintron:
and
Lionel
Wardi.
Dr.
Ware,
iu
a
stunt
uijdrets
snoke
of
Ihe
aim
and
objects
'.f
the
nroooseil
Solarium
for
Crip-
tded
Children
al
Mill
Hay,
lelllru
the
vuesl
a
of
Iho
wonderful
cures
which
have
been
made
al
similar
Institutions
in
Knplaud
ami
Alderman
Shanks
conveyed
KreeJiugs
Irom
the
Mayor
and
Council
lo
the
Klausnien.
which
were
received
amid
cheers
and
applause.
Among
Ihe
nolubte
Klansm.cn
present
were
Major
Powell
and
Captain
Laycock.
who
are
ungauUIng
officials
of
Mm
Ku
Klux
Klan
in
Victoria.
LESS
SENTIMENT.
Talher
(lookiug
over
bills)
Hello!
Five
dollars
for
a
lox
of
candy
that
boy
of
ours
seat
.to
his
sweetheart.
(oo4
hcavwpi
luiu
how
lliiiiffx
liuvn
eh.'inued
Free!
to
every
Suit
or
Overcoat
Buyer,
take
your
pick
of
any
Cap
in
the
store,
values
to
$5.00
OVERALLS
Overalls
and
Suiocks
in
a
wide
variety
of
colors
and
fabrics
blue
denim
wilh
white
stripe
in
a
strong
material.
CO
0C
$:t.25
values.
Take
Hfem
away
at
V"JJ
TROUSERS
llwi''
dark
grey
Tweed
Pants
,a
regu-
C4
0C
lar
$7.00
value
for
p4.0J
Here's
a
lot
of
Men's
Pauls
iu
a
wide
variety
of
'Cheviots,
Tweeds
and
Whipcord.
Worth
up
lo
$0.00.
The
adjuler
C
gg
RUBBERS
Men
Hnbbers
in
Hie
best
grades.
Miner
make.
Hegular
$1.50
for
THOR
JOHNSON
720
Second
Avenue
$1.19
British
Columbia
V
I
tthrv
the
gnm.
HertiTl
iJoode.
COW
BAY
QUESTION
AGAIN
rumen
I
should
continue
lo
too.
I111M1
of
Vaneoiixer.
I.Uile
Sylvm
.a.w.K
was
a
sweetly
urlly
nwer
trirl.
in
a
rhanniiiK
flow-
end
tnuolin
frwk
and
a
larjre
unk
hnu-
in
her
fair
hair,
lier
SUBJECT
FOR
DISCUSSION
AT
MEETING
OF
COUNCIL
(Continued
from
Page
One).
n;.,l.
-..,il.l
II.
n
V.nhl
.
TTT.T
.
,bou,ue,
"
nal
'
?',Clul.
not
do
wilh
100
reel,
(akin
Unique
Scene
at
Victoria
Crystal
iioiiiselltM.
-
ami
Wmn
-
Ihe
----
only
.
;j.....,;..
,t.
Garden
When
Hooded
Couple
United
after
the
inosnuilo
fleet
until
some
satisradory
arrangement
was
made
one.
however,
in
which
t
lie
city
was
not
called
upon
lo
assume
the
responsibility.
He
thought
it
was
even
the
duly
ot
the
provincial
govern-
'i"-
-two
iHMisineraium
tne
lairway.
,
,
,
.
,
member
of
Ihe
parly.
who
wa,;..
Mr,ne
In
tale
eare
in
In.s
manner
loi
iie
oniy
means
01
ii
a.ixpona-
,.
.
...
.
1
I
Hone
orie
stale,!
siaieii
lie
lie
could
wm.iu
1
make
mate
no
no
(jon
..
n
-p,
.
iq
;
,
.
liieiiniie
rep
v
10
tne
question
nui
,.
,
.,
.
,
lollier
tn;nle
larire
.
.
.
nlnei's
il
ex
lie
was
reasonably
certain
thai;
...
.
.
,
.
100
teet,
even
with
the
fairway
between,
would
nol
sulfice.
Alex
MacDonald
pointed
out
that
he
did
nol
believe
Ihe
too
feet
now
offered
the
alty
by
the
provincial
government
would
in
clude
the
present
Yacht
Club
premises.
Calls
It
a
Lempn
Vemlierd
nf
tlliw
pimtierl
I
lien
proceeded
lo
engage
iu
another
discussion
of
Ihe
generalities
or
llie.
(kiw
Hay
question.
TJie
jity,
Aid.
Casey
Tell,
should
fcnow
de-
rinilely
luiw
far
ciut
it
was
ro-
posed
to
Till
in
low
Hay
before
giving
its
assent
lo
any
such
filling
in.
If
the
bay
was
Tilled
in
to
the
harbor
line,
then
there
would
be
no
space
loft
Jor
the
mosquito
fleet
or
anything
else.
Aid.
Slenliens
was
inclined
lo
believe
that
the
cily
was
being
"handed
a
lemon."
The
city
was
asked
to
relinquish
its
rights
in
Cow
Hay
ami
in
return
was
offered!
a
liability.
Under
the
pro-!
posel
contract,
the
city
would
be
obligated
to
take
euro
ol
the
mosquito
rieel
and
Ihe
Yacht
Club,
limy
was
it
going
to
do
this
and
who
was
going
to
pay?
He
thought
Hie
provincial
gov
ernment
was
in
a
heller-position
lo
negotiate
on
this
mailer
tnao
the
oily,
first,
because
Ihe
city
could
not
afford
to
provide
the
facilities,
and
second,
becaus-
he
dil
nol
agree
wilh
(he
prin
ciple
oT
the
city
becoming
a
but
ler
between
the
provincial
and
federal
governments.
It
was
linn
Ihe
city
gut.
down
to
cold
business
In
connection
with
.
such
mailers
a
this.
If
the
-government
assumed
Ihe
responslbilily
pi
Inking
eare
id"
the
mosquito
riivel,
he
would
oiler
no
vhjecNon
.iiwi.
w-i
uki-k
viiiiiirr
To
xi
n
in
1
1
m
fillinir
in
of
Cow
Hav.
It
girfs
girfs
heart
heart
a-Hulier
a-flulier
in
in
tliose
tlioselhe
lhe
dly
dly
relinquished
relinquished
lis
its
rights
nghts
pemlitures
on
roads
and
bridge
which
il
did
not
have
lo
do
here.
Mayor
Supports
It
Mayor
Newlon
agreed
thai
there
was
a
lol
of
truth
in
what
Aid.
Stephens
had
said.
The
pro
vince,
however,
was
otTerimg
lhj
cily
no
alternative.
To
prevent
Ihe
nueslioii
ilra-'iriii"
nn
veur
after
year
as
il
had
already
done.!
he
would
like
lo
see
a
solution
reached
and
be
thought
one
Ilia'
would
be
satisfactory
all
around
was
now
nresenled.
especially
Miico
M.rvfrv'yurk
Jiad
offered
-
1
01
use
his
iiifTuencTlvnri
nieTAthalf
governnienl
to
have
the
proper:
facilities
afrorded.
1
Aid.
Stephens
said
he
eoului
nol
see
how
any
relier
was
to
bej
forthcoming
with
400
reel
of
walerfroul
when
there
was
already
overcrowding
in
Ihe
present
-six
or
seven
hundred
feet.
Aid.
I.arscu
pointed
out
thai
plans
already
put
before
the
council
by
Ihe
rederal
public
works
engineer
called
for
rourj
basins
vih
floats
300
feet
lorn
which
would
accommodate
400
boat
'forty
feel
long.
The
fed
eral
government
had
clearly
stated
that
nothing
could
be
done
until
it
received,
title
to
tlie
pro-
BLANKETS
BELOW
COST
BLANKETS
Here
are
11
only,
heavy
10
lb,
point
Blankets
in
fawn
camel
hair
wool.,
These
are
full
double
size
and
the
regular
51445
price
is
$111.50.
I
am
going
to
let
them
go
for
.
.
t
Then
the
same
in
silver
grey,
regular
$17.50,
to
go
at
45
A
lighter
weight
I
totally
Hay
wool
double
Blanket
that
CQ
QC
sold
for
$li.50.
'ill
be
-cleared
tomorrow
at
.
.
'?''
Here
is
5
only
of
the
famous
English
Purity
Hlanket,
the
most
w,onterfiilly
soH
and
warm
thing
you
could
get.
t?45
'
Worth
J(U0.
Oul
Hiey
go
at
.?
2.
only,
Navajo
Blankets.
This
jxipular
blanket
has
many
uses
and
is
easily
worth
$H.50,
Twill
liquidate-
litem.
$545
for
There
are
aliout
10
Pillows
in
a
striped
blue
material
that
bold
for
$:i.00.
My
dean
out
price
is
less
than
half.
Prices
Dynamited
Here
WORK
SHIRTS
Shot
Silk
!
Taffeta
Sort
pliable
Swiss
Silks,
which,
will
not
cut,
in
beau-liTul
shailes
ot
Hbics,
Oreens.
Hose,
Peach,
Hlack.
Navy.
etc.
Hegular
2.50.
Special
per
yard
$1.85
Jhe
West
of
England
Store
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15c
for
Hair
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
6S7
movement
for
the
education
(he
masses
of
China.
Minimie"
Yen.
product
or
or
oerlv
on
which
it
would
work.
)A'n1e
and
Princeton,
heads
the
The
outcome
or
the
discussion
J
undertaking.
He
and
his
associ-
-na
a
,1a
i
1
nn
In
muni
u
I
lln.lulu
lint-,
uelerteil
from
the
ror-
ground
on
Sunday
arternoon
with
midable
mass
of
Chinese
charar-
n
roniiinltce
from
the
Ynrhll
ters.
a
thousano
common
ones
Club.
EDUCATION
CAMPAIGN
IS
STARTED
IN
CHINA
with
which
they
assert
looks
and
papers
on
almost
any
subject
can
bu
written.
.
A
million
of
the
"thousand
characters'
iext
books
have
been
nut
in
circulation
each
costing
.
.
Ihe
equivalent
of
a
dime.
Va-
Aipnaoei
or
Tnousana
cnar-jc-
rant
,
.
lemples
,ps
or
or
rpsi(,j
residihices
ters
Used,
and
Many
Classes
Are
Started
have
been
borrowed
for
school
rooms
and
the
practice
of
writing
In
the
air
wilh
the
finger
Is
resorted
to
are
PACTINOFl
,
Cluhli,
Jan.
22
wber
wber
blackboards
blackboards
or
or
slal
slates
days
all
a
young
fellow
bad
tolas
mal
ters
stood
at
present
what
public
spirited
Chinese
with
su(s
nol
q
vail
able.
do
was
to
hand
her
a
hueng-.
was
going
to
be
done
aboul
itjficlent
learning
to
qualify
asj
-
with
"1
love
you"
stanipod
on
U.
IHe
thought
the
provincial
gov-J
teachers
have
undertaken
a
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Dally
X
News.
.$1.45
il
dozen
Men's
Flannel
Work
Shirts,
in
clerical
grey,
light
grey
and
khaki.
These
sold
for
$2.50,
but
they
go
for
CI
00
less
than
half
price
for
4
dozen
Pure
Wool
Flannel
Work
Shirts.
Regular
$i.00,
for
only
Sale
Re-opens
Tomorrow
9
a.m.
$1.85
OVERCOATS
1
1
only,
Men's
Wilder
Overcoats
in
the
newest
styles
and
effects.
These
are
as
fine
an
Oyexcoal
as
any
man
rpuld
wish
and
hey
are
worth
up
to
$:M.50,
but
ve
must
MQ
95
have
the
money,
so
out
they
go
at
only
SUITS
Here
is
a
wonderful
bargain
14
only,
Suits
in
Tweeds.
The
newest
young
men's
shapes
and
Ihe
colors
are
light
grey
and
fawn.
The
regular
value
is
$32.50,
but
you
can
have
one
and
your
choice
of
any
cap
in
the
store
CI
4
QC
tor
only
-
8
only.
Men's
Blue
Irish
Serge.
A
wonder
value
and
a
free
cap.
Save
about
$20.00
here
because
tney
are
SjJJJ)
marked
at
only
-
Iu
ltd
lot
there
are
about
22
Suits
by
Campbell,
Waller
Blue
and
Batchelor,
young
men's
styles
as
well
as
more
conservative
models,
serges,
tweeds
etc..
in
greens,
browns
and
fawns.
A
regular
$35.00
value
to
go
at
$7.95
half
price
Look
for
The"
Cross"
Road
Sign
SUPREME
COFFEE
"The
Coffee
that
has
'em
all
beat."
OffE
wmjjm
Coupons
good
until
June
1
120,
but
selection
not
guaranteed.
Make
first
and
seennd
choice.
Tell
you
grocer
"It
must
be
"SUPREME"
Ladies
CALL
and
inspect
our
new
lines
of
Nursery
Shoes
for
Children
Very
strong
and
endurable,
and
reasonably
priced.
Family
Shoe
Stwe
Phone
367