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CLOTHING
ROYS'
CLOTHING
ME.VS
FURNISHINGS
HOUSEHOLD
STAPLES
And
things
for
Indies
toq.
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
R.
Miller
-
Proprietor
If
any
segment
of
the
Spine
a
m
in
abnormal
pi
auuua
(tablirxatkta)
pet-cure
it
produced
on
the
nrrvr
,
trunk
at
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pciot
and!
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develops.
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I'almer
Graduate
CIIIKOI'KACTOR
I'atho-'enrometer
Service.
Open
Evenings
Rooms
6
&
7,
Exchange
RJock
Phone
C91
Uemers
Phone
27.
P.O.
Rox
327.
Come
and
See
our
$22.50
Georgette
and
Silk
Dresses
MILK
From
Hulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIP.
PING
CREAM
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phones
G3C
nnd
GT7
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
G3
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Con
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piuno
and
Furniluni
Moving.
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l
IVymj)
IIVDtK
TO
JOIN
HITir
IT
IN
IKillT
KOi:
ItlCOi.M
TION
!'
KOI
TC
An
Invitation
to
the
Hytkr
Cbambei
iof
Oammerce
and
businessmen
ol
Byder
lor
the
piirpose
of
discussing
the
sub
Jtct
of
combining
forces
with
m
view
to
giving
the
greatest
posslbSe
pub
j
licky
to
the
Peace
Rlrer-to-SKwart
.
;
railway
route,
with
a
railhead
at
Hyder.
was
decided
upon
at
the
council
meet
'
ing
of
the
Board
of
Trade
recently.
r
The
board
was
encouraged
to
proceed
wiui
an
aggressive
campaign
as
a
result
of
the
encouraging
turn
that
the
recent
debate
upon
the
subject
of
a
Peac
River
outlet
took
on
the
floor
of
the
HmiM
ff
rnmmnni
an1
th
inrMttlPA.
itlons
that
are
this
year
to
be
made.
I
The
attitude
of
the
Stewart,
minister
of
his
pronounced
adTacacy
of
Stewart
was
discussed,
and
a
wire
of
appreela-!
tlon
of
his
speech
was
forwarded.
j
H.
W.
M.
Bolston
was
appointed
as
ai
delegate
to
the
convention
of
Board
of
Trade
of
Northern
B.C.
to
be
held
at
Smlthers
on
May
B.
Mr.
Stewart's
remarks
In
part
as
follow:
"Let
me
say
at
once
that
I
am
n-'
;tr?mem!y
interested
In
an
outlet
to
th
coast
from
the
Peace
River
country.
On
various
occasions
I
have
pressed
this
matter
upon
the
attention
of
my
colleagues,
and
I
do
not
believe
the
I
Peace
River
country
wHl
ever
come
Into
Its
own
until
there
Is
such
an
out
let.
But
the
suggestion
of
boildine
he
outlet
by
Obed
or
a
connect
k
with
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
railway
east
of
the
Rocky
mountains
is
not
tin-
solution
of
the
ruertkm.
Anyone
who
knows
the
country
will
say
so
tnuned
lately.
So
what
Is
the
use
of
discussing
a
?
13.000,000
project
which
gets
Vol
nowhere?
GREATLY
IMrUE.M:i
"I
have
been
greatly
'
impressed
by
the
reports
of
what
may
be
accom
plished
by
going
ahead
and
opening
up
the
coal
mining
area
In
Che
Portland
Canal
district
and
the
mining
terri
tory
between
the
head
of
the
Parsnip
river
and
the
Portland
Canal
In
a
direct
route
from
the
coast
to
the
Peace
xjver
country.
No
matter
bow
much
relief
we
are
Uble
to
give
the
settlers
In
Peace
River
the
transportation
of
their
grain,
by
way
of
Edmonton
they
will
always
be
under
a
handicap
until
an
outlet
b
provided,
for
It
is
not
possible
to
ob
Mate
that
400
miles
of
haulage,
ano
the
settler
will
always
suffer
disabili
ties
in
that
respect.
I
ssy,
therefore
that
K
are
to
undertake
this
project
-e
should
do.
so
with
out
eyes
open,
fully
realizing
what
it
will
coat.
Bvrn
If
It
takes
140.000,000,
the
:ex-ftoidittlrt
ultimately
will
be
warrant
od.
Advertiss
in
th
Dlly
Nsws
t
1
.2-
1
.
1927
r
Int
t
FcaruRt;
Sckvicc
lc
IO
CM
Bmm
rlu
iimi
!
STEWART
AFTER
grrarreFS
Hon.
.
Charl
the
Interior.
In
HIGH
PRICES
POUEUriL
IHYINU
MftVLMENT
LIKELY
TO
COXTIM
E
IX
NEW
YORK.
March
29.
Several
avorable
constructive
faitnn
hv
h.
A"
I
IM
I.
1
sm
t
An
MornMnre
ltU)Tt
LOVE
LETTERS
BEFORE
COURT
AIITCTKIXATi:
LI'KTLES
ENTtK
INTO
IB.IMM
IllMACi:
M
IT
AT
lit-
'
MONTOV
VERV
MUSHY
EDMONTON,
allien
23.
Lave
letter;
written
from
defend
m
to
phuntttr
wife
figured
protatneBtly
to
the
settee
for
110.000
'damage
fcrmtgfet
by
W.
J.
Woodford
stalest
Nets
Kvtttem
before
Mr.
Justice
C
R.
Mitchell
in
the
district
court
here.
j
Woodford
obtained
a
divorce
from.
his
wife
last
September
and
mentioned
Kvtttem.
and
has
braoght
this
action
for
the
loss
of
the
eonsortrom
of
Bis
wife.
"You
make
my
pulse
throb
and
my
heart
dance.
I
think
you
outwardly,
but
bless
you
inwardly."
was
one
passage
read
to
the
court.
Another
letter
terawted
by
Kvtttem
In
pencil
read.
"Beat
upon
me,
iiUe
heart,
beat
upon
mine.
You
are
mine.
my
soul.
AH
mine
from
your
prettf
blue
eyes
to
your
feet.
Uy
honey.
I
would
like
to
ctSae
your
pretty
blue
eyes
with
a
kiss?
my
dear.
This
is
home
made
love."
The
ease
is
eoBttnulsg.
OeraM
V.
Pel
ton.
K.C..
I
appearing
for
plaintiff
and
C.
O.
CarneUle
and
D
W.
Cobblediek
for
defendant.
,
STILL
LIVES
SIMPLE
LIFE
IMIKKITVM
K
OF
f.Vm.(KMI
MAKI
LITTLE
DHTr.KEM
L
TO
ONTAKIO
I'AKMEIC
POET
DOVER.
Out..
Uarcb
29.
(Can-
ulian
Prew.
i
.
Tiie
fact
that
he
inherited
an
estate
of
t2.S30.9Q0
does
net
unduly
concern
William
Hear)
Barrett,
who
still
lives
quietly
on
his
form
near
this
town.
His
riches
came
recently
from
the
Irish
eJle
of
Qulrrton
Dick.
Hundreds
of
old
retteries,
piled
In
the
farmhouse,
arc
the
only
Tltlble
evidence
of
Mr.
Barrett's
wearth.
Theae
are
from
the
Dick
estate.
In
a
braaofc
bank
here
are
more
of
Mr.
Barrett
(
passesafcm.
ehett
ftl
adUtjue
silver
worth
probably
l
no
.000.
Beautiful
pieces
of
old
Shef
field
plat,
sterling
stiver
plate
and
sti
ver
plate
washed
In
gold
are
contained
in
the
CbeiU.
which
are
of
Iron-bound
wood..
Mr.
Barrett
went
to
England
last
Sep
tember
to
claim
the
fortune,
after
court
bad
decided
that
he
was
not
barred
by
the
provision
of
Dick's
will
stipulating
that
the
inheritor
should
adopt
the
surname
of
"Dick"
within
specified
time.
The
Inheritor
wsa
Ignor-
m
of
the
wl"
"nd
theprtore
not
come
decidedly
evident
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange.
The
United
States
Treasury
operations
of
Secretary
Mellon
brought
widespread
financial
stimulus
and
gave
a
definite
indication
of
a
con
tinuation
of
cheap
call
money.
The
ending
of
the
period
of
hesitation
has
been
brought
about
by
the
ImpresMve
evi
dence
of
a
continuation
of
active
and
substantial
consumption
la
steel,
auto
mobiles,
copper,
oil
and
other
similar
good
and
commodities.
These
favorable
developments
havtJ
started
a
powerful
buying
movement
in
the
market.
There
Is
no
doubt
but
what
there
is
a
very
large
short-interest
In
the
-market
which
may
.developolnto
buylnpower.
There
levery
indication
that
slrable
price"
advances
will
!now
continue
to
appear
especially
In
coppers.
Car
loadings
are
running
ahead
of
last
year's
records
and
the
evidence
of
a
continuation
of
a
high
rate
of
business
activity
In
practically
all
branches
throughout
the
country
Is
naturally
re-
nn
n
me
uemano
lor
stocks,
so
Xhat
with
substantial
short
Interest
It
Is
most
consistent
to
look
for
very
mueh
higher
prices.
have
compiled,
the
Judge
pointed
out.
GOVERNMENT
CONTROL
OF
HEALTH
IS
COMING
TiimMukalile
Trrml
Is
In
Tlmt
IHrertluii
Miy
Edmonloii
Wiiiimn
MagiHtrutr
EDMONTON.
March
28.
(Canadian
Press).
That
the
unmutakable
trend
of;
an
neaitb
organization
u
toward
gov-
(
ernment
contrU.
was
the
contention
of
MagfitruteEmlljr
Murphy
Jn
an
address
,
I
blore
ihj!
AlbBjta..',
Dlvliilon.
Canadian
j
Ttid
toR
eTBicliness
Ir-no
longer
a'
private
concern,
and
although
the
Red.
Cross
and
other
philanthropic
organizations
will
always
find
a
ready
work
in
the
health
field,
the
government
should
be
responalbl
for
the
activities
being
'
carried
on
in
the
right
way.
.Fifty-four
nations
now
favor
government
control
In
health,
a
thing
hardly
known
less
than
century
ago.
The
speaker
deplored
the
;
tuck
of
nurses
In
mental
hospttsls
citing
the
'condition
at
Oliver
,
hospital
where
250
patlonU
are
cared
for,
without
nunc.
POWER
SUPPLY
IS
DISCUSSED
vi.li.
ititmvN
;iw:
city
roi'MH.
IMOUMATION
A
TO
OPMUTIOV
OE
1IKY
IKHK
PLANT
In
repjy
to
a
question
asked
by
Aid.
Perry
at
a
recent
meeting
of
the
city
.uneH,
Aid.
W.
U.
Brown
last
Bight
Jealt
wi'.b
the
operatiOB
of
the
dry
lock
plant.
He
read
from
a
prepared
itatetnent
showing
the
amount
of
power
JMd
by
the
elevator
at
three
different
limes
during
the
day
when
It
was
supposed
that
the
plant
was
not
using
any
power
because
no
grain
was
arriving
from
the
east
and
no
ships
were
in
c-ort
iOMtlng
The
report
showed
that
a
M
was
neeeasary
to
operate
the
dry
dec
pilot
the
city
load
and
the
power
required
for
the
elevator
was
In
Ms
of
what-the
plant
at
SbawaOaaa
ootJM
enppiy.
The
report
also
showed
that
the
etty
had
received
ronisnsrabte
revenue
from
the
dry
dock
pSanf
lor
aippiyinf
live
steam
for
beating
Mayor
Newton
stated
that,
at
a
meet-
ng
of
the
nuituat
eaaaatttee.
tt
had
been
shown
tbat
the
elevator
had
car-ritd
on
drying
of
grU
when
no
grain
was
arriving
at
or
leaving
the
plant
This
accounted
tor
the
demand
lot
power.
AM.
Perry
sated
if
it
wm
the
inten
sion
to
shut
down
the
dry
dock
plant
when
the
day
beoame
longer
and
there
would
not
be
the
same
demand
for
slectricttr
a
U
city.
To
this
question
Ud.
Brown
replied
thst
It
would
br
ditxlcnlt
to
sag
at
the
present
time
as
the
Cold
Storage
plant
was
expected
to
onnect
up
wttn
the
etty
in
the
near
uturc
add
it
would
depend
upon
what
its
requirement
would
be.
The
city
always
had
to
be
ready
to
supply
the
need
of
any
of
it
customers.
T"
U.STEWvRT
Word
has
been
received
here
of
th
deoth
in
Jiofal
Columbian
Hospital
New
Westminster,
of
John
Barries,
wen
known
resident
of
this
district
for
otne
years,
who
beoame
ill
here
about
wo-months
ago
and
left
for
the
south
His
death
had
bun
expected.
Adjutant
Kerr,
district
secretary
ihe
Salvation
Army.
1
a
visitor
Stewart.
The
Stewart
Assembly.
Native
Son-
of
Canada,
ha
elected
officers
aa
fol
lows:
president,
P.
E.
Oigot;
first
vice-
president,
J.
0Keefe;
seeond
v!ce-pr
sldent.
P.
r.
Janeowski:
chaplain.
M
Armour;
secretary-treasurer.
R.
O
Birch:
sergeant-at-arma.
James
Comer
inner
guard.
W.
J.
Janoewakl;
outer
gusrd.
John
Ryan:
historian,
H.
w.
M
Ralston
.
'
Archie
Smith,
son
of
A,-
"Oooagardte"
'
Snvfth.
.
ha
been
here
from
tAnya.
.
am
1
Xrsklne
vUltlnr
Tao
shift
are
to
be
engaged
In
fur
her
development
of
the
Woodbln
group
of
claims.
A
H
hp.
deisei
en
gine
will
be
Installed
and
an
assay
of'
flee
Is
to
he
built
at
the
property.
HOTEL
Aliltl
VAI.H,
TEXTUAL
r.
Orant
and
L.
Matheson.
city:
A
ueioux,
Edmonton:
C
Arasin.
Out
Had
Salt
Rheum
All
Over
Her
Hands
Mr.
Herbert
J-
Masnn,
flrand
Fafls,
vrriu-a:
"I
had
salt
rbeura
all
over
my
hand
and
MeiaUr
between
mv
finjer.
It
got
so
Lad
it
was
im-poiHibl
for
in
to
I'ut
tlwrn
in
water
or
do
ray
housework.
After
trying
many
medicine
and
salve,
that
did
me
no
good,
I
heaid
ot
being
so
wonderful,
and
after
tails
three
bottle
I
am
entirely
relieved
of
niy
trouble.
I
am
cure
I
can't
record-mend
ll.ll.B.
too
highly
to
those
who
hav
salt
rlisum
liio
I
had."
B.D.D,
1
manufactured
only
by
TV
.T.
UUlura
Co.,
Hm'ted,
Tarwito,
04,
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
In
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
leu
than
50c
WANTED
FURNITURE
OP
POUR
ROOMED
FLAT
tor
sale.
Must
be
sold
before.
March
31.
Phone
774.
Brine.
Auctioneer.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
SIXTEEN
ROOMED
Rooming
House,
furnished,
modem
conveniences,
dose
in.
1
1.760
00.
Terms
to
suit.
Theo.
Collar!
Ltd.
Westhoune
Theatre
block.
71
TOR
SALE.
TWENTY
HORSEPOWER
Kerraalh
marine
engine
In
first
das
running
order.
Price
reasonable
Terms
cash.
Apply
to
Dr.
Large.
Port
Simpson.
4
TOR
SALE.
SIX
ROOMED
HOUSE
and
lot,
ill
Seventh
Avenue
West
Apply
Prank
Derry.
83)
Borden
St.
Phone
Blue
2S8.
73
PAR
SALE.
ORAMOPHONE.
CONSOLE
model,
practically
new;
cheap;
and
other
bouaehold
furniture.
Phone
Blue
700.
7S
OPPORTUNITY!
II
XX)
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your
future
bometite.
Walker
Music
8
uore
BOARD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
Second
Avenue.
Phone
117.
HEMSTITCHING
TEMSnTOtlNO,
PICOTINa
SCALLOP'
Ing.
M.
Macdonald.
.Exchange
Block
Ecklund,
and
O.
Booth.
Vancouver;
A.
Wilkinson.
Calgary:
P.
Oagne.
Stewart:
A.
Allen.
Anrot.
katay
Charles
Stewart.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Watson,,
Margaret
Watson,
Capt.
t.
D.
Watson
and
II.
R.
JtSerson,
oily:
R.
Kelday
Hayaport
Prlnre
Kuert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
E.
Drake
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L
F
Cowan,
Vancouver
T.
Anderson.
Kltimast
Dr.
II.
O.
Large.
Port
Simpson.
I
SPORT
CHAT
Member
of
the
Maplt
Leaf
basket
ball
team,
who
were
treated
so
royal!)
by
the
interior
town
during
their
stsy
there,
would
spprvdate
an
opportunity
at
playing
th
Smlthers
team
here
In
the
exhibition
building
where
there
nore
room
for
combination
playing.
They
do
not
minimize
the
great
strug
gle
which
they
had
to
put
up
to
com
Out
ahead
In
both
game
but
feel
that
(bey
would
be
able
to
mate
a
better
showing
In
their
own
hall.
If.
Auyot
docnpt
intimate
ihst
it
is
sending
a
teamPto
compcti
r.th'vtjVniyieiCup.
then
it
might
be
a
good
thing
to
try
to
arrange
for
the
Smlthers
team
to
come
down
for
a
game.
The
content
would
certainly
draw
a
capacity
housa
nd
would
be
a
welcome
diversion
lor
both
fans
and
team.
Young
Liberal
Canuck
of
Vancouver
and
Edmonton
Commercial
Orads
will
meet
tonight
In
Edmonton
In
the
first
of
a
scries
of
two
games
for
the
western
Canada
ladles'
basketball
title,
the
second
game
being
scheduled
lor
Thurs
day
night.
The
Orlts
arrived
In
Ed
monton
yesteidsy
and
will
go
on
the
floor
tonight
after
a
two
day
rest.
The
Orsds
hsve
been
hard
at
aork
for
acme
time
In
preparation
for
the
big
event
The
Liberal
Canucks
and
the
Orads
play
much
the
same
king
of
gsme
Both
team
specialize
in
the
open
atyle
of
plsy
which
Is
more
spec
tacular
than
the
close
checking
method
The
Vancouver
team
Is
said
to
excel
In
its
passing
and
floor
work
and
Us
members
are
better
than
average
sltou,
Tlie
Qrads
are
expected
to
be
hard
pressed
tonight
In
,th
:tcrlcs
with
the
Vancouver
teom.
The
advance
anle
of
seats
has
been
particularly
heavy.
The
arsds,
however,
welcome
the
contest
ss
ney
consider
their
comine
aerie
with
the
Cleveland
team
s
the
out
standing
game
of
the
season.
If
they
are
unable
to
atop
tlie
Vancouver
team
they
consider
they
wjil
hav
little
chance
of
holding
the
world'
cham
pionahlp
from'
the
American
A
great
lover
1
on
who
can
t'.l
whether
a
elrl
Is
jieiuiive
or
lepy.
24
1,
,
4f
it.
?
and
exebanrtne
and
looking
after
my
IT
Pt.
aiawss
sa
t
xiwsm,
btisinru.
For
nuaUaea
i
buslne
Sundsyi
and
those
without
bualneaa
have
no'
To
ALaaka
flal
business
to
be
in
bualneaa.
Emolorl
Martb
7.
II
and
j
me
srlung
by
suction.
That
Is
buai-new,
satisfaction
and
result.
O.
F
Brine.
Phone
774.
rOB
RENT
AUCTION
SAI.K
AN
AUCTION
SALE
WILL
BE
HELD
AT
23
Seventh
Avemt
West
on
Thursday.
March
"il.
Consisting
of
Oak
arm
chairs
and
rockers,
gramophone
and
cabinet,
mahogany
music
stand.
table.
6
dining
chairs,
beater,
kit
cnen
cabinet,
gat
leg
table,
cup-,
hoard,
bras
bed
complete,
oak
bur-'
eauk.
electric
lamp,
ahitr
beds,
tablf.j
chiffonier,
hammerlea
12
bore
shot.
AUCTIONEER
MY
BUSINESS
IS
BUYINO.
SELUNO
House.
121
00.
East.
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
MODEPJ
21t
Fourth
Avenue,
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Mussallem
Orocery.
Phone
1(.
ROOMS
TO
RENT
PHOSE
(HI.
DOIJaAK
STORE
We
have
discontinued
the
WOMEV
EVnitMlE
See
our
line
of
EAtTEK
tiOOIK.
Nothing
over
a
dotlsr.
HOIJ.tK
f
TOKE
U
KOMIMOV
ri'KMTI
RE
Eriitot
Iteaonrdy
A
flsgiMtn,
preprMnrs
144
Third
Avenue
Pbane
lUaefc
411
Furniture
oi
all
tort
bought,
sold
or
Exchanged,
UPHOLSTERING
FURNITURE
REPA1RINO;
UPIIOU
terlng
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfield!
recovered
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreen
0O3.
a.
M.
HUNT.
WOOD
a.
itr?ox
Val
Cyie.
Mined
Wood
Block
per
load
O0
Kindling,
per
load
la
to
Furnace
Wood,
per
load
14
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Delivered.
Bait
Herring
Fhune
lllnrfc
441
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Unger,
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Ird
Avenue,
text
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W.
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Meal.
Phon
Black
700
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Fhone
67
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul,
or
Gust)
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and
Seven
ParwjnKcr
Stude-baker
at
your
dlnpoiHl
any
time,
ROSS
III10S.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Mock.
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from
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