if
March
8,
1920
me
umiii
nrYYo
PAGE
THREE
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A
n
and
watt.
&zz
w
(a
A
Lesson
for
Your
Pocket-Book
CARNATION
Milk
cuts
milk
bills.
It
goes
farther
than
ordinary
milk,
with
less
spoilage
and
wastage.
When
used
undiluted
and
double-rich,
in
place
of
cream,
it
reduces
cream
bills
approximately
two-thirds!
Carnation
improves
the
texture
of
foods
and
adds
rich
flavor.
When
used
in
place
of
expensive
cream,
it
enhances
the
flavor
of
fruits
and
cereals
adds
a
finer
savor
and
a
delightful
color
to
coffee.
Use
Carnation
Milk.
Send
for
free
copy
of
Mary
Blake's
Cook
Book.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co.,
Limited,
Aylmer,
Ontario.
It
look,
creamy
It
tastes
creamy
It
is
creamy
arnation
Milk
Prom
Contented
Coxes"
Produced
in
Canada
To
the
Ladies!
il
!ll:i
'l
!
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.it
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lf
LESSONS
IN
HANDICRAFT
AND
DECORATIVE
ART
I
11.
Iff
llli'
iT-li.il
llti'l.tlllll
of
.
MISS
S.
GUDMUNDSON
Artist,
from
Dennltons,
New
York,
N.Y.
h'MI-
pm-ll
III
111"
(linking
uf
t
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ltiH'
;iin:.
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in
Art.
MiMihlnijt.
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w.
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llllV.
McRAE
BROS.,
LTD.
HREE
FLOWERS
Preparations
For
Exquisite
Care
of
thhe
Skin
O.ni-ing
tln-mii.
.Skin
t
l
..Mi.
it..
.i.i..-
...,t
;iiiiliiiiff
Ovum
.
.
50c
each
for
the
Face
Fart-
I'ow.la
in
wli.i'.
i
ilural
and
brunette
...
7oc
una
i.uu
I
isp.
in
iliuk.
medium,
iiml
i'il
"linden
50c
I
.
:"
k
;utd
Kvehmw
Pi
ui
il-.
t.n
h
35c
H
.
inline.
Ttilrnni
I'uwder.
Simp
.mil
Perfume.
With
each
$1.00
box
of
Three
Flowers
Face
Powder
re
puiiip
a
in
knK'
m
t
j
i
iti
iifr
i
U"UI
ie
Three
Flowers
Preparations
Free.
..No
a
booklet
on
In.
--mi
T;i!le
Arts
you
may
liave
for
tin"
inking;.
Ormes
Limited
The
Hcxall
St.ne
Avenue
and
Cth
Street.
p.,
Hirer
Ili-iiiri-K
Phones
82
and
200
Steamship
and
Train
Service
S
PRINrr
ni..roT
.p.Nrc
RUPtRT
f..r
VANCOUWCR,
"'CT0RU,
SEATTLE
am
mKrimnlltl
wlt
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l
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S.
PRINCIUPCRT
for
STEWART
n-t
ANVOX,
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.m
1
miNCE
JOHN
turllH.lnty
for
VANCOUVER
0""-N
CHARLOTTE
'
ISLANDS.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPti
Fvl
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
llt
SATURDAY
l
H
p.m.
"'mCE
"RttE
"""uniTON,
WINNIPEG,
(II
)uit
KMn
i
mum.
rnoru
a.....
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n
r-
a
u
.rr
,
u(UI.
tINES.
r
Tlcti
Offlc,
S2S
Third
At
Prlntt
Ruptrt.
phonf
260
Local
and
Personal
I'hone
ID.
I'.U.
Coal
Co.
Arthur
s
Taxi.
I'hone
078.
H.G.
Undertakers.
Phone
41
Cameron's
Plionc
177
Dance
tf
tf
Orchestra.
tf
tflMUXfi
COATS
Just
arrived.
I'Wee
reiiKfttiable.
Mrs.
Oratil-niaii.
50
i
rnnjMp.
iioldlilnoiil
iiayh'
imp
nigm-M
inices
tor
furs.
See
lilni
firt.
Wtwd
received
liy
the
tram
from
Prince
tii'uvn
stales
tha
the
northern
lights
1
here
al
th
week
end
were
wonderful.
The
C.N.H.
ilanee
eoliitnillee
ntepiiiift
Saturday
night
voleij
lt.'.(o
to
lln-
Jlo'
Ituml
to
puirlia-e
four
instrument.
-.
Klf
irolysi
for
the
reinova'
o'
iierruou
hair,
warts,
nndes.
ele.
Seieiilifie
fe
masat'-.
haireultiui:.
Mis.
Stephen.
IMnmi-Itlrtck
CO.
tf
HeHrt
Taylor,
fur
pever:n
year
a
n'sidpnt
of
thi
iiitrici
at
t:tlfi)iid
Prince
It
u
pert,
leave-
on
tlil
evening'
Irani
for
.V.
I.ouis
Mo.
where
ho
expects
t
liHtate.
Provinrial
OmcUble
and
Mrs.
Charles
Kenoh
of
Mapett
aflt
havint;
spent
a
fortnitit
visitin?
in
the
eity.
returned
to
the
I"-laiid
mi
the
Prinee
John
Saturday
ni?bl.
(ieorse
Liltte
returned
U
Ter-r.ee
on-
Saturday
night's
train
i
nd
Mrs.
Little
is
retnainiw
here
ilh
Me.
I.ittle,
Sr.
who
is
in
I
lie
hopital
sulfenn?
from
a
ttroken
iiiit.
CP.
It,
uleanipr
Prinreys
Ileal
fee.
aflrr
havitiL'
neiit
the
da
unJuiidioV
heavy
earsro
at
Port
Kdnrd
'eanner)'.
armed
here
at
T
hTloek
Saturday
eienin?
ami
aile.1
a
V
o'clock
mi
her
return
to
Yanejpuer
and
way
ports.
Jokaniplell,
formerly
of
th
local
PQt
olfire
taff
and
a
well
iMiowH
wall
I'lavrp,
l
ui
town
iTrom
.Vii
y
os
on
iKilaJav
trio.
llivfM-a'-bed
I
he
eity
n
Satiirdax
lfneftiHMi
und
will
return
to
tli
Fini'fllerl
!.nn
on
WmJuemfaii
I
u
'
MiiaM.
,
i.porite
I'liii''tad.
maiiaiter
if
the
Port
tjlward
Cannery,
wtm
Hrnvt'd
at
the
plant
from
I
lei
I
inyliani
on
tlf
PriiiPf-'.
Itealriif
on
Miiuruay,
rnmc
into
town
oi
Uiii'
iiioniniK's
train
anl
will
(trmreed
ahoard
I
lie
Prineess
Mary
litis
aflernotin
to
Kelclii
kun.
.1.
I..
Milne,
H!ilaiit
distrtet
i-njiiiifi-r.
for
the
provinial
de
liMtlmenl
of
publir
workn.
will
-ail
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
Ciiin.i-un
for
Ylctorki.
Hfttirnins
t
work,
he
will
he
acconi-
I'.uiit'd
Ity
Mr.
Milne
and
family
who
wilt
ake
up
their
residence
in
the
city.
t
.M.irlKiimld,
who
was
In
liaryc
of
fini-liiua
touches
on
Ho-
liM-al
prain
elevator
after
tliv
departure
of
1.
M.
Shearer,
superintendent
of
rontriietitm
fo.-
:Hi-l-r-liRllf-Aldin?er
Co.,
Ltd.
ailed
on
Saturday
afternoon
by
I
he
t.Hfdena
for
Vancouver
en
ro
u
t
e
t
o
V
i
tin
I'tieK
.
l
iiion
Vlemner
Camosun,
Cip1..
A.
K.
Dif'kson,
arrived
nl
7
o'-rloek
Ia4
niplit
from
Vaiieouvei-and
wayports
and
suileil
at
".30
for
Anyu,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart.
Atnoujr
her
passenpers,
tin-i
lit
i
n
ii
ti
had
the
following:
for
l'ntn-e
ltupert
Mis
Fetlierlop.
i'..
i.
Ovrhill,
Charles
Holts.
Mr,
linker
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K
1.
Orashv;
for
Alice
Arm
Mr.
olwirtoh;
for
Stewart
H
,
Workman
and
fJ.
V.
Roland
Il.s
will
he
the
last
voyage
of
I
lh-
Cuinosun
on
the
l'rinee
Ru-'
pert
-niininjf
camp
run.
J'he
Uar-
ilemi
will
lie
back
in
this
service
jnoxt
week
and
the
tlatula
-will
be
on
tiie
raiineiy
run
at
the
end
nl
lliis
wees.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Ililt
Sixty
l.o.U.F..
Scottish
Dance,
.March
12.
FirM
t'tUted
Sale
Manih
27'.
Church
Kasler
t'.vro
Ilnedown
Friday,
April
U.
in
Auditorium.
.
!
-
LI
a
a
T
a
-mt
Agents
warned!
Experience
Nof
Necessary
II
You
are
making
less
than
SI.'JOO
00
u
month
and
expenses.
Sell
this
New
Pencil
Machine
In
your
own
selected
territory
and
become
Independent
Each
Demonstration
Means
a
'Sale
Schools.
Olllce
Building.
Stores.
Cales.
Kail
Road
Stations
and
all
Public
Buildings.
Aet
Quickly
to
secure
Sales
Klgbts
loYour
Territory
Write
at
Once!
Automatic
Pencil
Vending
Machine
Corp.
Ce
CH,
Birralhm,
Ala.
(U.S.A.)
Slicddon's
Taxi
and
Messeneer
Servire.
Phone
I'M.
Ii
R.
Howe
sailed
on
Saturday
nivht
ahoard
the
Prince
John
for
'
Vancouver
via
the
Uueen
Charlotte
Islands.
Hail
of
for
Charle
Ed-'ai,
who
failed
to
appear
in
(he
cilv
police
court
this
morning
to
an?
wer
to
a
charge
of
drunkenness,
was
estreated.
Mr.
and
Mri.
J.
A.
Mrown
ant
family
arrived
from
Port
l'.s.uip.
Ion
yesterday
mominz.
Mra
Jirowu
liax
been
ailmillel
u
a
patient
to
the
l'rinee
lluiert
(ieneral
Hospital.
John
M.
Morrison
sailed
las'
matit
on
the
Camoua
for
Alice
Ann
after
liavinz
simmiI
scwral
day
in
the
eity
'i',lHiuesj
ir
PMiiapPlion
with
the
"Alice
Arm-I
a
UoM'
Mines
Ltd.
The
Frank
Vaterhoue
freitrhl.
t
Kaxlliolm
arrived
in
ort
front
the
outh
at
7:311
lat
niht
and
it
liHlay
;il
the
dry
dock
unload;
m
a
car,ro
or
Vancouver
IIaun
oal
for
"Hie
power
liotiAe.
lo-orpe
1
try
t
lit
relumed
to
tlo-
city
on
thin
limniiiix'
train
after
leiiiliiiK
a
month
on
a
holid.it
trip
in
the
course
of
which
Ik
vioitiHt
Cellar
Rapid.,
Iowa,
when
his
parents
re
ids,
and
ollie
cities
in
the
Middle
Slates.
Mi
Winnie
Iibb
of
Uie
hos
pital
nursing
staff,
wfio
is
now
cnuvaleM'ius
frojn
a
itcent
i
II
ne.
waileil
on
Saturday
aboard
the
Prinee
John
for
SaudspH,
Queen
Charlotte
Islam!,
where
pe
will
visit
for
a
couple
of
weeks.
Jo
Itoivalt'
(oiirmjr
imu-
wen'
ntT
the
street
on
Allin
Avenm
near
the
Ward
residence
lafl
n
it;
hi
and
landed
n
it
side
.n
the
muskeg.
The
driver
was
un-
injuicd
and
the
ear.
which
v;i
picked
up
tin
inorniny
by
tin
Kaien
garage
"uti'it.
wa
not
liadlj-
damaged.
BOATING
AND
TENNIS
ENJOYED
YESTEDAY
Warm
Sunshine
Enticed
Many
on
the
Water
and
Others
to
Take
Part
In
Summer
Games
Yesterday"
a
number
of
tenuis
enthusiasts
were
on
the
courts
taking
advantage
of
the
sun
shine.
This
is
not
by
any
means
Hie
first
tennis
of
the
season
but
there
were
more
players
present
than
on
most
former
occasions.
Many
pleasure
boats
were
out
on
the
harbor
yesterday"
and
a
good
many
parlies
enjoyed
Him
arterunon
at
one
or
other,;
of
the
beaches.
The
.
sun
.Viis'
v
Very
warm
until
betwceiihree
and
four
o'clock,
whefi
it
clouded
up
a
little
and
became
cooler;
One
of
the
favorite
occupations
for
the
warm
days
is
crabbing.
V
good
many
crabs
were,
taken
yesterday
at
Me.Nkholl
mik
and
oilier
favorite
crabbing
grounds
arounj
the
harbor.
REPLIES
FROM
OTTAWA
PEOPLE
R.
E.
Benson
Thanked
Fop
Photographs
Received
of
Prince
Rupert
Elevator
11.
K.
Hciison
who
recently
forwarded
ahout
twenty
photographs
of
the
local
elevator
to
cabinet
ministers
and
others
al
Ottawa
has
received
a
number
of
letters
thanking
him
fur
the
picture
and
fome
of
tiie
letters
are
I
quite
interesting.
Fred
Stork,
i
the
local
nieiiiber,
wrote
as
fol
lows
:
'I
wi.-di
to
thank
you
for
your
splendid
picture
of
the
Prince
lluperl
elevator
received
today
and
I
a
I
r-o
with
to
say
how
niurh
I
appreciate
your
public
spirit
in
maillii?
the
picture
to
many
member
of
the
Hoiife
of
Com
mon
and
for
your
letter
pivinp
much
detailed
information
in
re
aard
to
the
port.
Team
Work
"Nearly
every
member
who
has
received
this
picture
from
you
has
mentioned
the
matter
to
me
and
it
is
very
gratifying
to
me
to
observe
this
evidence
of
(am
work
for
the
building
up
ot
l'rinee
nuperi.
Letters
were
also
received
from
iluu.
hrnest
Lapoiiile,
Hon.
J.
11.
King.
Hon.
Rudolph
Lemicux-Hon.
(.
P.
Graham,
through
the
de.puty
minister,
from
C.
W
i.ros
of
Fdmuuton,
and
from
Robert
Forke
and
1).
M.
Kennedy.
The
teller
iroin
Mr.
Forke
fol
lows:
"I
am
in
receipt
of
your
letter
and
photograph
of
the
govern
nieiil
raiir
elevator
at
Prince
lluperl
ami
note
thai
you
say
it
will
be
banded
over
to
the
ttov
ernuieiil
during
the
coming
week.
T
sincerely
hope
that
in
the
near
future
iMinre
Rupert
will
receive
its
due
share
of
Hie
wheat
erop
traffic
of
the
Canadian
We
I.
I
quite
understand
the
advantage
which
your
iiarbor
pose.e
in
being
open
all
the
year
round."
Peace
River
Reply
l.
M.
Keunedy,
member
for
Peace
River
in
parliament,
writes:
"I
beg
to
thank
you
for
your
letter
of
the
2tlh
instant
and
alo
for
the
photo
you
sent
of
Hie
government
grain
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert.
I
have
been
making
?ome
inquiries
here
re-sardiiiK
Hie
elevator
and
it
i
contended
by
oine
that
it
is
not
uile
complete.
I
am
also
making
fonie
inquiries
from
the
pro-
ince
of
.U'berta
nigardiiic;
ih
elevator
and
its
usefulness
in
.'ounertion
willi
Hie
movemenl
of
western
wheat
crop.
I
have
always
been
impressed
Willi
the
fact
that
the
jiorl
of
the
Pacific
were
twelve
months
porls
and
in
this
way
have
a
tremendous
advantage
over
the
eastern
ports
of
Fort
William
and
of
course
lltidnn
Hay.
I
will
be
very
glad
if
you
will
civc
me
particulars
regarding
the
reduction
of
insur-
ar
.'e
rales
on
sliinuins
to
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
meantime
I
will
collect
such
information
as
I
can
regarding
the
matter
front
other
source.
I
will
le
very
much
tiappoinled
if
the
elevator
can
not
be
used
as
I
was
one
of
those
who
spoke
in
favor
of
the
elevator,
believing
at
Hie
time
that
I
wa
advocating
something
of
a
benefit
to
the
country
as
a
whole
as
well
a
Prince
Ru;ert.'
"
SITKA
MERCHANT
DIED
IN
HIS
HOME
.11
XF.At
.
Mar.
8.
Charles
M.
-rath,
a
leading
Silka
mereban'.
I'd
a
prominent
cilixen
of
Alaska
for
the
last
quarter
of
a
ren-
ury.
dropped
dead
at
his
honvi
Saturday.
p
TOO
LAT
TO
CLASSIFY
PAI.MKR
HOI
Si:
Furnished
suites
for
rent.
f
FOUND
FOFNh.
Hunch
of
keys
onving.
Apply
haily
News
office.
FORM
F.
Nolle
of
Application
for
Cmiflcttt
Improxmonti
-SlOhf
Mlntr.l
Cltlm
of
Sliuair
in
ui
Itiiht
ltiiHrt
Mlnlnr
MvOii.n
of
Um
Skerm
Distrwt.
Whero
haratcj
er
the
lint
r
kliminkulum
Like.
I.
hit
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package
of
Lux,
let
a
handful
run
through
your
fingers.
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it.
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the
delicate
silk-like
softness
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wonderful
soan.
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of
baby's
tender
skin
and
ask
yourself
whether
these
silken
Lux
flakes
are
not
the
only
cleansing
agent
that
should
be
used
to
wash
baby's
garments
garments
that
touch
and
rub
the
delicate
tender
skin.
Silk,
woollens,
laces,
cottons
anything
that
soft
water
itself
will
not
harm
may
be
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thoroughly,
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all
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