aesday,
March
15,
1927
UNIVERSAL
Bankrupt
Stock
.
CONTIM'ES
IN
FULL
SWIM!
The
whole
stock
has
to
In?
cleared
out
hul
there
are
too
many
bargains
to
list
them
all
in
this
ppuce.
Here
are
only
n
few!
SPECIAL
FOIt
ST.
PATRICK'S
DAY
Men'M
Pure
Silk
(Ireen
Hose.
Regular
$1.50
for
.
.
t.ir
Men
Pure
Silk
Knitted
Ties.
Regular
up
to
$1.50,
for
."Of
MEN'S
DEPARTMENT
Men'
Pure
Silk
Knitted
Tie.
Regular
up
to
$1.50,
for
.
.
"()?
Silk
Crepe
Non-Creasible
Tie.
Regular
$1.50.
for
."
Men's
Caps.
Cooper
brand;
good
assortment
of
colors;
regular
$2
00.
for
)."(
Men's
Caps
from
the
bent
other
makers,
regular
to
$3.50,
for
$t.ur,
Men's
Fancy
Urates.
Regular
75c,
for
-I"r
Stetson
Hats
small
sizes
only.
Regular
$10
and
$12,
for
$1.7."
Men's
Shoes.
Odd
sizes
only,
including
Slater's.
Regular
up
t.
$12.
Tor
t
$:.."
Men's
Shirts
in
pure
wool
and
broadcloth,
kerne
with
extra
i!
i
s.
Regular
values
up
to
$6.60,
for
i!iv
.Suits
with
two
pairs
paatc,
in-tweeda.
Regular
$10
value
To:
'.
-S
!.!."
SCISSORS
A
large
assortment
of
the
best
make
and
grade.
Regular
$1.75,
for
nr,(
Regular
up
to
$8.20,
for
LADIES
DUl'ARTMBNT
I
ndies
Silk
Ilose.'aM
colors.
Regular
up
to
$1.26
value,
for
.-((
t
hildren'x
Socks
all
sixes
and
colors,
including
siik
lisle.
Regular
5Pc
Three
pairs
for
$51.00
Iridic-
Stepins
crce.
Regular
9!k,
for
."0f
Indies'
Handbags
in
real
leather
and
fancy
colors.
Regular
$4.50.
for
:..
$8
1."
Cotton
Crepe.
Regular
35c
per
yard,
for
ISf
White
Roth
Towels
with
fancy
border.
Regular
$1.25
for
7."c
I
jidit-s
Shoes.
Odd
sizes,
nil
colors
and
styles.
Values
to
$8.00
.
'
f
SJt.D.-i
I.M.t.
Embroidery
Cotton.
Regular
6c.
8
for
li'c
White
Corduroy
InfantV
Coats
with
yokes.
Regular
$4.50
vaiue
:.r
.,.........
.'
Sl.lKi
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Closing
Out
Sale
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
HREAKI'AST
FOOD."'
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert.
U.C
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
i
SHIPYARD
Dpenillng
(i.T.P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers
Machinists
Rollcrmakers
Illacksmlths
Patternmakers
Founders
Woodworkers
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
.185
Local
and
Personal
Arthur'
Taxi.
Phone
878.
DC.
Undertaker.
Phone
41,
Sboes
rebuilt
like
new
at
McArthur'
Shoe
Store.
-
tf
Oct
the
Big
4
habit!
When
thinking
of
a
Taxi,
phone
4.
tf
Our
shingle
cost
less
aud
lust
longer.
Seal
Cove
Lumber
CO.
'tf
Basketball
tonight
In
Exhibition
Building
at
8.45,
Admission
25c
and
10c.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
A.
Woodland
are
letting
for1
Vancouver
on
the
Catala
tbli
afternoon.
Retail
Merchants'
Dinner,
Tuesday
March
15
at
6.30.
Commodore
Cafe.
Im
portant
business.
62
Accounts
up
to
March
11
were
passed
for
payment
at
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night.
A.
Alexander,
counsel
for
the
Canadian
Railway
Co.
In
the
assessment
appeal,
is
returning
south
this
afternoon
m
the
Catala'.
Anglican
Cathedral
WA.
Tea
and
Sale
of
Home
Cooking
at
Mrs.
George
Rarie's
Fourth
Avenue
West
tomorrow
March
16
from
3
to
6.
All
are
welcome.
J.
E.
Miller,
inspector
of
customs
and
his
assistant.
T.
Mason,
arrived
from
Stewart
on
the
Catala
this
morning
and
wUl
continue
on
to
Victoria
this
1
Everyone
welcomed
to
St.
Patrick's
I
tea
and
tale
of
home
cooking
by
Ladles
j
Aid
of
the
Preabyterlan
Church
In
their
hall
on
Thursday.
March
17
from
3
to
6.
Vocal
and
Instrumental
music.
ktlss
Barbeau
announces
her
Spring
Millinery
Opening
tomorrow
Wednesday
afternoon
when
the
ladles
of
Prince
Rupert
are
Invited
to
Inspect
the
new
season's
models
which
will
be
on
11.
C.
Wright,
city
assessor
for
Nortfc
Vancouver,
who
ha
been
In
tKe
city
for
the
past
week
a
a
witness
for
tbf
city
in
the
railway
appeal
case,
Is
re-eurnlng
this
afternoon
to
Vancouver
on
the
Catala.
On
recommendation
of
the
finance
committee,
the
city
council
last
night
accepted
a
tender
of
1230
from
Alex
McRae
Co..
Ltd.
for
the
printing
of
the
'city
annual
report.
It
was
the
loweat
of
two
Mas.
The
city
council
last
night
accepted
&
recommendation
from
the
finance
com
mlttee
that
1125.000
be
borrowed
tem
porarily
from
the
Royal
Bank
of
Can
ada,
the
money
to
be
used
for
Interim
expenditures
pending
the
collection
of
the
year's
taxes.
Last
night's
was
a
record
short
council
meeting,
all
the
business
on
the
agenda
being
transacted
within
six
minute.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting,
most
of
the
aldermen
proceeded
to
the
Court
House
where
the
C.N.R.
tax
appeal
was
In
progress.
The
city
council
last
night
received
an
oiler
from
Lily
Anderson
of
1180
for
to
reverted
lots
lot
47
and
43.
block
3,
Mellon
7,
on
which
the
Intending
purchaser
saya
she
would
erect
a
res!d:nce.
Consideration
of
the
oiler
was
laid
over
until
mat
week
when
an
offer
for
another
lot
In
Section
7
wtll
also
be
dealt
with.
Passenger
arriving
In
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Catala
this
moraine
included
John
Thoney,
E.
O.
Thompson
M.
Morley,
Ed.
Flanagan.
Mrs.
Clay
and
T.
S.
Hunter
from
Anyox:
D.
Swanaon.
J.
Landers.
Ell
Rapoch
and
Jas.
Kennedy
from
Stewart;
A.
E.
Ferris
and
A.
T.
Priestly
from
Arrandale.
and
Mr.
II
Nuclch
from
Alice
Arm.
Pctrr
Buska,
charged
with'
Intoxica
tion
wa
fined
$25
by
Magistrate
Mc
Clymont
thl
morning
with
the
option
of
30
day
in
Jail.
On
a
second
charge
of
wilfully
damaging
property,
the
accused
wa
ordered
to
pay
a
tine
of
$10
or
seven
day
In
Jail,
and
also
to
recompense
J.
Zarelll
for
damage
to
pro
perty
for
an
amount
less
than
$20.
TEA
QUALITY
STANDARDISED
You
cannot
get
good
tea
without
pay
ing
a
fair
price
for
It.
Cheap
tea
lacks
strength,
freshness
and
will
give
less
i
satisfaction
per
pound.
,
i
Established
11123.
ill
,
Office
Hours:
'J
a.m.
to
G
p.m.
Saturday:
0
a.m.
to
lvp.m.
Any
evening
by
appointment
DrEP
Kens
DENTIST
Lxdiun;e
Ulotk.
Phono
103
THE
DAILY
NEWTS
PA.3E
THREE
Rub
It
On
At
Bed-)
Time
For
Deep
Chest
Golds
All
colds
ahould
be
treated
with
vapors,
for
vapors
alone
can
carry
the
medication
DIRECTLY
to
the
air
passages
and
lungs.
Vlcks
la
a
"vapor"
treatment
in
salve
form.
For
deep
chest
colds
you
first
apply
hot
wet-
towel
over
throat
and
chest
to
open
the
pores,
then
manage
briskly
with
Vlck
for
S
minutes,
spread
on
thickly
and
cover
with
a
flannel
cloth.
Vlcks
not
only
penetrate
like
a
poultice
or
plaster,
but
the
Ingredient,
vaporized
by
the
body
heat,
are
inhaled
all
night
long.
This
double
action
usually
check
the
most
stubborn
cold
overnight.
VICKS
VAPORUB
Ovir
21
Million
Jars
Used
Yapiy
This
afternoon-
train
from
the
East
will
arrive
on
time
at
3
JO.
Miss
Jean
Currle
has
Joined
tbe
staff
ef
Dr.
J.
F.
Magulre.
dentist.
Ralph
Smith
and
Douglas
Frlzzell
are
apenlng
up
a
(porting,
goods
(tore
In
the
Smith
block
on
.Third
Avenue.
Mis
Gertrude
McKenzle
and
Miss
Nellie
Strachan
are
leaving
for
the
south
;
this
afternoon
on
tbe
steamer
Catala.
I
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
H.
J.
Hill,
who
arrived
in
the
city
on
Sunday'
train,
are
leaving
for
the
south
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala.
Union
steamer
Catala.
CapL
Dickson
arrived
from
the
north
this
morning
at
10:30
and
will
sail
this
afternoon
at
5
for
Vancouver
and
way
points.
Mr.
Helen
Nuclch
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Catala
thl
morning
from
Alice
Aim
to
visit
with
her
daughter.
Miss
Helen
Nuclch.
who
Is
attending
High
School
here.
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
Adjutant
Kerr
of
Wrangell
will
be
In
town
over
the
week
end
and
mill
conduct
the
week
end
services.
John
A.
Hackett
of
Alberta,
who
has
achieved
eonalderable-prominence
a
the
writer
of
western
rerse.
and
Mrs.
M.rkrtt
are
visitor
In
Prince
Runert.
fTbey
are
residing
for
a
month
or
two
on
secona
Avenue.
Mr.
Clsy.
mother
of
Ml&s
Bern
Ice
cisy.
a
member
of
this
year
graduating
class
from
the
ituree'
training
school
of
tle
local
hospljaL
arrived
from
Anyox
thl
morning
o
be
present
at
the
graduation
exercises
tomorrow
evening.
Mr.
Justice
Oregory,
who
has
been
ltt
for
the
past
eek
presiding
at
the
special
eton
of
the
Supreme
Court
for
tbe
hearing
of
the
Canadian
Nation
al
Railway'
taxation
appeal,
will
return
south
on
the
Catala
thl
evening.
Mr.
Justice
Oregory
was
accompanied
on
this
trip
north
by
his
small
son.
PUP
PLAGUE
IN
FORT
WILLIAM
CITY
Is
(IIKItlllN
WITH
ItOMM.OS
-IMUV-U
"
(SKKAT
VARIETY
I'KOIIlCKll
FORT
WILLIAM,
March
15.
Aplague
of
"pups"
has
struck
Fort
William,
hundreds
of
try
and
homeless
"bow-wows-
are
over-running
the
city
and
as
there
1
no
official
dog-catcher
and
no
pound
the
situation
I
becoming
alarming.
Only
600
dogs
are
licensed
here
but
the
dag
population
ha
Increased
so
rapidly
that
they
number
thousands.
It
is
estimated.
Citizen
believe
that
the
dog-derby
craae
1
responsible.
In
Tort
William,
the
youthful
"musher"
are
wot
content
with
one
dog.
They
drive
teams
of
four,
five
and
six
animals,
and
as
they
go
scampering
down
the
streets,
the
wclk-Ing
rings
with
unholy
howls.
What
the
citizens
really
object
to
thouch
Is
thst
the
vounntn
in
th
FLU"
DEADLIER
THAN
THE
WAR
l.S.
liOVKHNJIENT
STATISTICS
KB-
VK.ll.
STAKTLIMI
FACTS
IN
ILLATION-
TO
TEACK
AM)
WAIt
TIME
DEATHS
The
United
States
Bureau
of
Census,
Investigating
the
recent
.epidemic
that
swept,
not
only
over
all
of
this
country,
but
over
most
of
the
civilized
world,
found
that
death
In
America,
properly
chargeable
to
Influenza,
were
far
greater
In
number,
than
deaths
from
all
causes
mong
American
troops
In
the
great
conflict.
Official
figures
available
from
forty-six
large
cities
of
the
country,
show
that
78.000
persons
died
a
the
direct
result
of
the
epidemic
of
Influenza.
The
bureau,
on
the
basis
of
the
re
port
received,
believes
that
from
40.000
to
45.000
American
boys
gave
up
their
lives
abroad
this
number
Including
those
who
died
from
disease
or
acci
dent,
a
well
as
those
killed
or
fatally
wounded
on
the
battlefields.
The
forty-atx
cities,
whose
figure
were
examined,
have
only
a
little
more
than
one-fifth
of
the
total
population
of
the
country.
The
experience
of
this
terrible
epl
demlc.
which
claimed
so
many
lives,
have
shown
one
thing
conclusively,
that
is
that
the
method
for
combatting
the
flu,"
which
met
with
the
most
marked
success
was
Chiropractic
Adjustments.
It
wa
the
only
method
that
wa
unl-
formerly
successful
during
the'
epidemic.
The
percentage
of
recoveries
from
"flu"
was
higher
under
Chiropractic
adjustments
than
under
any
form
of
treatment.
That
1
not
all,
important
though
It
Is.
Most
people
dread
Influenza,
not
tor
itself
alone,
but
because
pneumonia
only
too
often
results
from
It.
Here
1
another
fact,
which
In
view
of
this.
Is
of
the
utmost
Importance
and
slgnl
tlcance:
During
the
epidemic.
pneumonia
developed
In
but
a
very
small
percent
age
of
case
under
Chiropractic
adjust
ments
other
complications
and
after
elect
were
also
much
less
frequent.
There-
are
three
common
f
-
which
Influenza
manifests
Itself:
The
Respiratory
form,
the
G
astro-Intestinal
form,
and
the
Nervous
form.
"Spanlih
Influenza"
seems
to
exaggerate
the
res
plratory
symptom
and
to
pass
directly
Into
pneumonia.
Starting
often
at
mhat
the
victim
supposes
Is
only
another
"mere
cold"
(a
common
lnflam
tbe
Inflammation
1
apt
to
Involve
the
conduct
meetings
at
the
Salvation
Army
membranes
of
the
mouth,
larynx,
tra
chea
and
bronchial
tubes,
in
order
named
and
reaching
the
lungs
last.
KUMOVINU
THE
CAlE
Influenza
is
the
result
of
a
toxic
condition
of
the
body,
that
Is:
an.ac
cumulation
of
waste
materials,
which
should
have
been
eliminated.
;
,
The
Chiropractor
realizes
the
"cnae
and
effect"
principle
back
of
every
bod
ily
disorder.
He
Is
scientifically
trained
to
detect
and
remove
the
cause.
He
drives
straight
to-
the
condition
respon
slble
for
the
sluggish
organs
of.
execu
tion.
He
does
thl
by
a
skillful
thrust,
re-adjusting
the
misaligned
spinal
bones
to
normal
position.
In
accomplishing
1
this
he
remove
the
pressure
from
the
nerve
or
nerves,
which
In
tvtrn
re-estab-J
Ilshes
transmission
of
the
nerve
force
to
'Je
organ
and
permit
them
to
operate!
lth
healthy
vigor.
The
accumulated
wate
matter
1
then
removed
from
the1
circulation
and
tissues,
conveyed
to
the
bladder
and
skin
and
thence
out
of
the
body.
The
watte
eliminated,
removes
the
necessity
for
the
natural
forces
In
the
body
to
burn
the
toxins
by
fever,
so
the
bodily
temperature
returns
to
normal
fend
the
fever
Is
broken.
With
time
to
recuperate
from
the
Internal
disturbance,
the
body.
In
keep-lug
with
natural
law,
returns
to
normal
and
health
Is
the
result.
Dy
locating
the
cause
and
removing
it.
the
effect!
(disease)
always
vanishes.
As
a
means
for
getting
rid
of
the
after
effects
of
the
"flu."
a
surprisingly
few
Chiropractic
adjustments
provide
a
sure
way
to
return
the
body
to
normal.
rnooF
Further
proof
of
the
correctness
of
this
basic
Chiropractic
principle
Is
evident
when
we
see
It
In
operation.
In
at
least
one
locality,
during
the
worst
period
of
the
great
"flu"
epidemic,
statistics
show
that
chiropractors
lost
but
one
patient
by
death,
out
of
a
total
of
886
cases
handled.
No
other
health
method
can
show
a
record
even
approximating
thl.
Being
based
on
the
Infallible
operation
of
natural
law.
Chiropractic
la
right,
and
such,
s
tat
Is
tics
only
confirm
what
millions
of
people
already
know
and
what
thousands
of
Chiropractors,
all
over
the
world,
are
proving
In
their
offices
every
day.
If
you
feet
out
of
sorts,
phone
D.
A.
McMllUn
Chiropractor
(Palmer
Orad-loose
evening
sport
1
over,
turn
their
pup.
and
then
the
canine,
make
foruat'
for
PP,n
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7'
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back
lane,
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garbage
can,
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warfare.
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la
not
the
strong
point
NOTICE
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about
the
local
dogs.
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are
of
LICENCE,
every
hue
and
description.
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daschound,
coll.e,
terror,
and
afflZ&&
porting
doga.
are
used
by
the
boy
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
"musher"
and
even
respectable
dogs.
?oard
,or
licence
In
respect
to
premise
with
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tne
building
known
as
with,
good
homes,
are
deserting
their
Mas-ett
Inlet
Hotel,
situate
at
Port
cozy
kennels
to
Jolunhe
packs.
Clements,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
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Seven
Watt.
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this
afternoon
on
the
hundred
and
forty-six
(748).
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for
Vancouver
Clement
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