ir
d;iv.
April
.'I,
1)28
"rnM1-
-
-
(Jit
the
service
of
industry
Ball-Bearing
Motors
Save
$70584
When
n
Inrge
lumber
yard
five
years
ago
instnlled
Bull
Bearing
Motors
m
replace
Sleeve
Bearing
Motor,
i
hey
iimnrviiutrly
eliminated
all
the
t
iout!.
s
common
to
sleeve
bearings:
,1
fK.iil.cd
winding,
iliort
circuitt
.
iu
wd
by
misalignment
of
the
rotor,
hearing
failures
and
all
the
other
troubles
that
tie
up
machinei
and
increase
overhead
expert
ie.
The
ball
hearing
mo
ton,
in
addition
to
Wcping
machines
in
operation,
iv
(1
t
lie
sum
of
(705.84
annually.
On
twenty
motors,
with
a
total
of
'.'JO
h
p.,
tiny
saved
annually
$300
!
r
lepmri.
$215.94
in
power
cott,
V'S.M)
oiling
ost,
and
$14.40
for
This
is
more
than
one
dollar
jkt
year
per
h.p.
OK
CANADIAN
Fairbaitks
-Morse
COMPANViVnUW
flfts-ftfty-f
ism
1t-xjur
'
t
Prices
at
Prince
Rupert
of
the
New
Chevrolet
LiKht
Delivery
Chassis
$031.00
1-14
Ton
Truck
Chassis
$K)0.00
Roadster
$KOK.OO
Roadster
Delivery
JjWOH.OO
Touring
$NOH.OO
Coupe
$0:11.00
Coach
$:J1.00
Sedan
$1030.00
Cabriolet
$1030.00
Imjierial
Landau
$I0N0.00
Front
Bumper
and
Rear
Humperettes
standard
equipment
on
all
Passenger
Models.
Disc
Wheels
Standard
'1'iipment
on
Imperial
and
ahriolet
only.
On
other
models
130.00
extra.
Spare
Tire
and
Tube,
?I!'.oo
extra.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
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FIVE
MNES
sponsored
by
Miller,
Court
A
Co.
Ltd.
W'f
are
Mill
taking
order
subscription
stock
at
:U)c
"
nhare.
We
execute
buying
and
sell-"v
orders
on
the
Vancouver
s
'
k
Exchange.
list
morning
and
after-
'""n
Hosing
prices
on
our
'tuck
board.
S.D.
Johnston
Coltd.
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2nd
Are.
W.
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Miller,
Court
&
Co.
Ltd.
Members
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
II
S.
WALLACE
CO,
LTD.
MKHCUUY
FULL
FASHIONED
SILK
HOSE
lnffon
and
Service
Weights
Ciunmetal,
Illack,
Atmosphere.
Nude,
F.vritlow,
Mer7
ida,
Flesh,
etc.
From
$1.75
to
$2.50
The
I
lose
for
Satisfaction
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
I'honn
0.
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton.
TERRACE
WOMEN
GIVE
CONCERT
VAHIKI)
PICOdKAM
AT
HUNT
KNTHt-TAIXJIUNT
I
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T
OX
11V
KKCKXTI.Y
KOIt.MKI)
IXSTII
fTB
TSRRAOE.
April
a.
The
first
entertainment
given
here
hv
tk.
t.
t
.
.
c
1
nix
Women
a
Institute
was
held
Friday!
evening
In
Progress
Hall
and
torn,
th.
I
rm
of
a
ao;la
evening
during
which
II
splendid
program
ora
varied
nature
wail
rendered
and
much
enjoyed
by
the
large
crowd
preaent.
Mrs.
a.
Seamen,
president
of
the
in-atltute.
preatded
and
In
a
abort
opening
addMaa
outlined
the
chief
alms
of
the
institute
work
and
asked
for
the
cooperation
of
the
public
in
order
to
further
thoM
aim.
J.
K.
Oordon,
as
a
representative
of
the
Farmers'
Institute,
addressed
the
meeting
and
attested
the
important
part
the
farm
life
had
In
moulding
ami
bet-
Wring
fioclal
conditions
throughout
the!
country.
R.
Randall,
provincial
horticulturist
.
...
!.
1
I
ui
TK-vuria.
aaaresaeo
in
meeting.
He
said
he
had
formed
a
very
favorable
Impression
of
the
district
and
offered
some
good
advice
In
regard
to
co-operation
In
marketing
and
In
preparing
pro
duce
lor
market.
j
Refreshment
were
served.
The
pro-1
xram
follows
"O
Canada."
followed
by
community
Ingtnc
Addtvaa
by
Mrs.
Seamen
Vocal
eoio
F
Hall
Address
J.
K.
Gordon.
j
Banjo
nolo
J.
De
Kercommcaux
Vocal
trio
McHdames
Haney.
Barker
end
Von
Hees.
Comic
song-
A.
Attree
Vocal
aolc
-
Mrs.
Wm.
Allan.
Addr-
Randall.
Vocal
solo
Rev.
Wm
Allan
Vocal
solo-
.
T.
Kenney
Recitation-
Capt.
Colthurst.
Vocal
solo
-Mrs.
R
Haney.
Vocal
solo
Rev
a.
W.
Robinson.
Recitation
A.
Attree
Vocal
solo
Bet
Wm
Allan.
Community
singing
'Ood
Save
the
King"
The
proceeds
of
the
evening
amounted
to
somewhat
over
Icrty
dollars.
VANDERIIOOF
On
the
eve
of
his
departure
last
week
for
Vancouver,
where
he
intends
to
take
up
real
de
nee,
a
farewell
party
was
held
by
the
congregation
of
the
local
Anglican
Church
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
M.
Taylor
In
honor
jof
William
J.
Bowman,
an
active
member
of
the
church.
Rev
L
j.
Hale
jmade
the
presentation
to
Mr.
Bowman
lot
four
volumes
of
poems.
j
Mia
Rutb
KunbaU.
daughter
of
Mr
.and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Kimball
of
Cblloo.
has
been
sarloualy
111
J
The
death
occurred
last
Friday
01
Mrs.
I.
A.
Ahlm.
a
well
known
resident,
iolkrwtng
a
length
uinea.
Owing
to
considerable
tUnea
in
town.
It
has
been
necessary
to
postpone
s
j
number
of
social
affairs.
I
Ralph
Telford
of
Fraser
Lake
was
a
business
vtaltor
In
Vandrrhoof
at
the
first
of
teat
weak.
Walter
Drlnnan.
Conservative
organ
-lnvr
for
tne
province,
was
a
vuitor
in
Vanderboof
last
week.
rJavM
Turcot
te
shipped
a
carload
of
buy
last
weak
to
the
Indian
mission
school
at
Wooer
Lake
The
Neehabo
VaUey
Comparative
Bxchange
shipped
a
car
of
hay
to
Use
same
Institution.
There
ane
a
number
of
homes
in
town
quarantined
en
account
of
scarlet
fever.
About
half
of
tbe
pupils
are
ut
of
Superior
School
owing
to
Ui
neas.
,
The
Vsnderhoof
Athletic
Association
)
Ka.
-
'
ImW
In
K-
UmS.
'permanent
skating
rink,
agricultural
.MINERAL
ACT
(Form
F.
ri'.IITII
H'ATK
Of
IMI'UOVr.MI.NTS
Mil
l(
i:
Princess
Fat.
Lot
4S0S:
Pilot.
Lot
4SC7:
RAF..
Lot
48S1.
Obeener.
Ijnt
4SM
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the
Atltn
Mining
Division
of
Cavilur
District.
Where
located:
On
Monro
Mountain
ab.u
fo.11
miles
trom
the
town
of
Atun.
TAHC
NOTICI
that
we.
James
Stoke-and
C
K.
Fraser,
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
KMS0-SOMI.
Intend,
sixty
days
from
the
dste
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
Tor
a
Oertlflcata
of
Improvements,
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
rrosvn
Orant
of
the
above
claim.
Aud
ftirther
take
notice
that
action,
under
section
85
must
be
commenced
before
the
issue
of
surh
Certificate
of
Improvements
Ated
this
h
Agent.
Spring
Hats
Demers
::
Costumes
1
Latest
Frock
a
community
The
Dominion
t-lerraph
once
here
will
be
moved
Into
the
Charleson
building
on
Stewart
Street
at
tbe
first
of
May
H
B.
Wallace
and
William
Vaughan
have
arrived
here
to
take
charge
of
the
interests
of
tbe
Soldiers'
Settlement
Beard
In
this
district.
PRINCE
GEORGE
R.
B.
Carter,
local
meteorolglat
states
rort
Oeorge
nominating
RL4s
on't
dos
atraaa
a
ChiSds
ml
Conservatives
convention
In
till
hold
Wa
V
a
PORun
OUH
ttMllUONjARSUSlOYlAXir
VxTE
DAILY
RET73
rAOR.
F1VB
WHAT
I
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
Ah
Told
to
Harold
C.
Ilurr
lty
HOWARD
CHANDLER
CHRISTY
"I
sold
fruit,
pitched
hay.
raised
pips,
work
id
all
day
for
1
so
I
could
become
a
palmer.
But
tbat
Isn't
to
say
I
d-n't
like
ci'.ier
things.
I
like
military
lile
the
aim
ana
navy.
The
near-t
;t
1
came
to
t:;;.ng
soldier,
however,
was
to
go
t
Cuba
uh
an
artist
correspondent
for
a
couple
of
magarlnes.
"It's
Just
that
creative
work
comes
flrrt.
all
kinds--music,
the
stage,
literature.
Hot
tlul
I
tx'llcve
I
could
do
anything
worth
whil-
at
those
allied
mediums.
.
"I
wanted
In
he
uiat
I
mil
1111
srtll
.
"Our
farm
In
Ohio
was
near
the
Muskingum
Rlvsr
und
ttfce
all
bjy.s
raised
on
a
fsrm
I
wanted
to
get
away.
I
u
ed
t.o
watch
the
boats
go
dowS
the
river,
trailing
their
smudge
of
smoke,
and
wish
that
I
was
on
board.
It
wus
the
terrific
desire
to
get
out
and
do
something.
I'd
have
dona
anything
to
get
hold
of
the
money
to
take
me
to
New
Tork.
"I
used
to
ride
on
the
steamers-
big
three-.
'ker.s,
regular
floating
palaces
In
thc
dav
I
was
the
guest
of
the
manat
eiiient,
so
to
speak.
Sometimes
I
went
:.
fi;r
as
Zanemille.
Bir.
the
time
I
was
8
I
knew
every
captain,
pik.t.
clerk,
d-khand
and
cn-:;:nfr
on
th-
river.
I
always
Travelled
iii
the
pilot
houre
and
locked
up
to
the
captain
ax
a
little
pewter
god.
Today
heu
J
return
to
Ohio
I
still
ride
free
on
the
Muskingum.
No,
I
never
wanted
u,
he
a
steamboat
captain.
I
like
riding
01:
the
boats,
all
right
working
on
them
was
different.
t
"I
rul
111
a
wedge
early,
nuliitlng
lii
lor
the
vlllnge
butcher.
It
waoj
the
plctnv
uf
a
hull,
a
11
'I
I
received
Sl
rur
it.
mTIcJi
ass
.1
dollar
for
earn
rar
of
ni
life.
I
il.m't
recall
whether
I
he
I
onli.ial
hu
ranioant.
Iiut
I
frit
pretty
111111I1
that
wa.t
myself.
It
was
(lie
tto4
nii.iii
v
I'd
ever
earned.
j
"Then
around
12
or
13
I
dM
a
sketch
3f
the
schoolhouse
where
Oarfleld
had
taught
summer
school,
and
sold
It
to
a
newspaper
In
Toledo:
my
father
gave
me
a
calf
and
some
pigs;
I
did
odd
jobs
around
the
farm,
sold
portrait
sketches
and
started
to
save
for
that
ticket
to
New
York.
At
18
I'd
got
enough
together,
as
I
thought.
"But
I
didn't
make
a
go
of
It
the
flrat
time.
I
used
up
the
money
I'd
brought,
and
back
home
I
went
to
earn
ome
more.
I
didnt
attempt
to
find
work
In
the
city.
1
knew
what
I
could
exhibition
grounds
and
ball.
iiow.irtii
(
nwni.ni
uimhty
"I
wanted
fo
lie
what
I
am
in
artist"
do
d
ii
011
th;
larm.
"Three
years
later
the
Mwad
New
Vwt-
1
.iiln..
-lt..k
!,..
I.
..
.
....
'
-
.........
...
b
n.
...
.
11
WHifll
.
easy.
I'd
make
a
drawing
fur
SS
and
gite
the
moriH
W
of
It
that's
mIkiI
I
bey
rereifetl
a
day
fur
uewing.
The
first
Mmlto
I
retttrtt
I
slept
on
the
floor
for
two
weeks.
Then
I
nailed
a
couple
c4
Irate
tegrlhrr,
and
that
was
my
esnM'li
for
UMMttln.
I
cuuUnt
affxil
the
lUwry
of
a
rat.
I
bought
drawing
ma-tcrlutK
rind
tube
e
paint
iHsiead.
.
"When
I
went
to
the
Span
iah-American
war
for
Scrllmar'k
and
liaslle's
I'd
rcugh'
hold
On
tbe
transport
I
bunked
with
Jack
Hlnes.
who
afterward
took
F-mhlng's
plaoe
as
Chlef-of-aHaif.
He
was
Lieutenant
Hinea
then.
I
remember
Klchird
Ranting
Da4s
weU
and
the
R-U,h
Rtders.
Thsodor
Roosevelt
was
to
have
been
In
our
mess.
It
takes
me
back!
We
ware
Just
youngsters
then.
"Yet
my
admiration
for
the
army
and
navy
wasn't
born
with
that
experience
It's
hereditary.
My
lather
fought
In
the
Civil
War.
my
grandfather
against
Mixlco
and
my
greatgrandfather
in
the
Revolution."
-A
meHU
Oalll-Carrl
Copyright
by
Public
Lager
on
April
je.
F.
P.
Burden
and
Dr.
R.
W.
Alwsrd
will
probably
offer
tbemael-
j
porters
are
hopeful
oUaaciwlng-
tbe
un-
ar.Unoue
nt.miaatioi:
If
'their
candidate
R.
O.
8utton.
district
agriculturalist
DDw.11
cos
that
it
ittfr
in''-
o'.
the
Department
of
Agriculture
to
conduct
conipet!
Hons
m
clover
seed
growing
In
the
Prince
Gtorge
and
Vander-hoof
districts
during
the
coming
season.
Mia
Agnes
Smith,
daughter
of
Mr.
The
sawmill,
of
the
Bagle
Lake
Mills
and
Mrs.
William
Smith,
and
Miss
An-
commenced
cutting
lut
week
alter
hav-nte
Draper
of
Milestone.
Saskatchewan,
ti-.g
been
shut
down
since
November.
I
have
arrived
to
spend
the
summer
Men
have
been
llorktng
into
Oiscoaie
here.
and
there
WU1
be
no
acarciiy
of
labor
there.
On
account
of
small
attendance,
the
school
at
Webber
Lake
ha
been
closed.
A
meeting
of
local
soccer
fans
was
Hiss
Vie.
who
has
been
taaeblng
there,
held
last
Friday
evening
at
the
home
of
has
bean
appointed
to
u-ke
charge
of
Mr
Carmlcliael.
Prc-spi
-ta
for
a
team
th
Kndakp
school.
here
ills
season
are
gui.
there
being
considerable
new
talent
In
town.
It
is
i
Mrs.
J.
M.
Johnston
has
returned
to
likely
that
a
team
will
Journey
to
Metier
home
here
after
hiving
spent
the
Bride
In
the
near
future
In
quest
of
the
winter
In
California.
Perry
Cup.
Goverrment
Acen;
Oeorge
Mllbuni
that
present
indications
are
favorable
Bankruptcy
Act.
Heretofore
the
busl-for
hMght
warm
days
with
milder
f
ls
section
at
the
province
unaer
in
tsaaarupiey
net
naa
oven
conducted
from
Vermin.
1
The
bulk
of
winter
bush
work
and
"
"
baullne
baa
been
comDleted
and
men:
Thf
Kr!'
C'"D
of
"nnaught
Luther-
nre
now
drl.ttng
Into
town
for
a
holl-
-'"
day
season
until
the
rivers
open
lor
""lay
afternoon
the
dr1v.iig.of
logs
to
the
mills.
S'1"
uo.no
.i
-r
in
rnarge
Mrs.
A.
W.
Trlnklotn.
wife
of
the
the
city
Lutheran
Church
pu-tor
here,
hAs
been
called
to
Port
W.ivne-
Indiana,
to
at
Bd
Continual
dosing
upsets
children's
delicate
stomachs.
Vicks
is
applied
externally
and
therefore
cannot
disturb
the
digestion.
It
nets
in
two
ways:
(1)
The
body
heat
releases
the
ingredients
in
the
form
of
vapors
which
are
inhaled.
(2)
At
the
same
time
Vicks
"draws
out"
the
soreness
like
a
poultice.
tvvays
rat
onca
Richmond
s
week
to
run
the
graders
over
them.
A
aon
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cramer
of
Rose
Lake
at
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital
last
Thursday.
Mrs.
J.
M.
Oowans
baa
received
word
that
her
two
daughters
will
be
coming
to
Burns
Lake
to
'
visit
this
summer.
T.
S.
Thomson
received
word
of
the
death
of
his
grandmother.
Mrs
Smith,
at
Mountalnblow,
-
Haywood.
Lanarkshire.
Scotland.
She
Desaed
away
at
nas
ircrivrn
uoiii
ic:i
1
1.111
01
n:a
appoint-
'mp
gge
Of
93
years
mem
as
omciai
receiver
uttcier
me
the
church
last
Sat-t!
Mrs.
C
Davidson
District
visitors
In
town
rturinp
the
week
have
Included
P.
L
MulvUle
of
araaesy
Praia
afgd,
W.
L.
Williams
of
Smlthera.
N
B
Hunt
will
continue
operations
at
the
farm
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Clyde
Hunt
who
left
last
week
fo;
Port
Ks-slngton
where
Mr.
Hunt
will
take
over
the
management
of
a
g'"''''-1!
re
STEWART
tend
the
funvnil
of
her
mother.
i
.
Mlw
E
M
Haines.
RN
.
who
ha
been
Palm
Sunday
was
observed
with
l'dy
supeilnti;dcii.
of
the
lu-ii
ucjpl
rp.-clRl
services
In
the
Anglican.
Roman
tsi
for
the
past
year.
left
las:
we.-k
tor
C.thol:c,
United
hu.i
Lutheran
Church-
Vancouver
where
.-lie
will
be
m.iri.f.1
ea
here
yesterday
UURNS
LAKE
W.
B.
Funnell
and
are
vlailots
in
Burns
!
William
Salo
haa
retuniMl
to
Stewart
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Old
Oo'.sury
capital
Will
be
Invested
alias
Cora
Tolltfson
has
returned
to
on
a
large
scale
in
the
Taltapln
mine
Stewart
following
a
vtMt
of
several
In
the
Bablne
according
to
advices
weeks
In
Alice
Arm.
received
here.
The
ceuara:
manager.
-
-
R
M.
Morgan.
Is
already
at
the
mine:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
B
George
and
Wil-wheie
he
Intends
to
spend
the
summer
lloin
SmlD'erlngale
are
expected
t
redirecting
an
ambitious
program
of
con-
turn
her
bboui
the
middle
of
the
structlon
and
development
work.
A
new
monuth
after
having
spent
the
wlnte-strlke
of
fine
ore
n
-he
property
was
In
tbe
south
reported
during
the
week.
!
j
.
..
I
Don
Mills,
who
has
been
opeiatlnx
I
A.
R.
Brown
ha
received
the
contract
the
Northern
pool
hall
In
llydtr
dur-frotn
the
provincial
government
for
the
Ing
the
winter,
haa
been
taken
to
Ket-erectloit
of
s
new
lock-up
here
The
chlkan
to
stand
trial
on
a
charge
of
site
Is
cits
to
the
r.lJjSay
station.
.
having
Issued
a
worthier
cheek
In
Bit
I
Mr.
M.
A
Tilling
left
last
week
for
New
Denver,
in
the
Slooan
country,
where
she
will
pay
u
visit
to
her
aon.
Mia.
Ploasle.
A
decision
of
some
Interest
here
Is
I
that
which
has
bren
made
in
tne
I
United
States
circuit
court
at
New
York
laughter,
to
the
effect
that
Canadian
residents
Lake.
holding'
or
seeking
employ
inetit
In
the
jUrlted
sMotaa
amy
cross
tbe
Interna-
C
D.
Haven,
who
his
Bern
a
patient
tioiwl
Upundary
line
dally
without
resin
the
Burns
lake
Hospital
for
the
post
pool
to
Immigration
laws.
two
w
rks
has
now
returned
to
Topley.l
I
John
Watklns.
an
old
timer
of
Stew-
Viliab.
ttrtgu
a.u
d:y
eusugU
'.it
art,
having
been
taken
111
while
on
his'
o
o
of
Lo
ho
Much
building
is
going
on
In
town
and
all
the
carpenters
In
Stewart
are
i
now
busy.
.
..
-
Jack
Fltgralri.
Harry
Hooton
astd
i
uniit)
M
c
auaea
returueu
to
otesvmn
last
wek
fri.m
a
snow.-hoe
trip
of
evcn.l
w.iks
iuto
the
Interior.
..-
Mr
and
Mrs.
James
Morrlce
have
moved
into
cue
of
the
Campbell
house
on
Fourth
Street.
Their
former
resilience,
near
Sixth
and
Vancouver,
Is
rot
rcciiplid
by
Mr
and
Mrs.
Charles
Carey.
W
A.
Talbot
of
Anyi'X.
asi-nani
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
depart-n
ett'
of
public
works.
Is
here
to
organ-lie
the
yaur's
work
In
.In-
distttcl
Ex-t.tflve
atroet
and
aldewi.lk
Work
In
Stewart
Is
planned
this
season.
The
first
contract
for
the
rehabilitation
for
the
Portland
Cnnnl
Sh;.rt
Uns
Railway
has
been
let.
this
being
for
the
reconstruct
Ion
of
the
trestle
bridge
ever
Bear
River
Just
north
of
Stewasav
The
pile
driver
nod
equipment
are
(already
on
NslVrWsVuMsM)
are
engaged
In
the
woods
taking
out
piling.
As
soon
as
the
scow
!
sulSeiently
gone,
crews
will
be
put
to
work
Clearing
th
grade
of
second
growth.
It
is
also
the
Intention
ot
the
company
to
erocl
a
sawmill
at
Bliter
Creek
for
the
purpose
of
cutting
ties
and
bridge
timbers
to
be
in
the
renewal
of
tne
line.
decree
K.
rie.
Jr.
returned
lo
the
city
on
the
Cat
ula
today
following
a
brief
business
trip
to
Stewart.
uvre
Ladies'
Eats,
Coats,
Dresses
Continues
until
Easter
Owing
to
the
great
success
of
our
Clock
Sale
on
Friday
and
the
very
many
buyers
who
thronged
our
store
that
morning,
we
have
decided
to
put
our
whole
stock
of
LADIES'
HATS,
COATS
AND
DRESSES
ON
SALE
right
up
until
Easter.
Every
article
in
the
store
will
he
offered
for
sale
at
a
reduction
of
25
per
cent
on
the
regular
selling
price.
The
regular
prices
of
the
Louvre
have
always
been
reasonable
and
at
this
Sale
Price
it
means
that
every
article
sold
is
an
absolute
bargain.
For
instance,
the
sale
price
of
Jersey
Sport
Dresses
which
come
in
navy,
brown,
fawn,
peach,
green,
etc.,
will
be
only
$5.05.
Tweed
Coats,
sizes
from
1C
to
10,
from
$0.75
up.
A
new
lot
of
Georgette
Dresses,
twenty-five
in
all,
have
just
come
in
and
they
will
go
on
sale,
too.
They
are
in
all
iizes
and
colors
and
the
sale
price
will
be
$12.05.
Ladies'
Navy
Blue
Coats,
moleskin
trimmed
and
silk
lined,
will
go
for
$27.50.
These
arc
only
specimen
prices
of
the
many
articles
which
will
all
be
offered
at
similar
reductions.
If
you
arc
in
doubt
as
to
what
you
require
for
Eastertide
wc
invite
your.
inspection
of
our
stock
to
make
your
own
choice.
19
immmia
s
Third-
Avenue.
uvre
I
CURE
DEFECTIVE
VISION.
DEFECTIVE
HEARING,
I
ATAHRH
and
other
organic
troubles
by
natural
methods.
Dr.
C.
O.
McKay
Phone
Ml.
'Mrn
here
aak'r
haylngspent
lb
sinter
m
th
soTh?l'1Tl'
art
"present
a
patient
lu
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hoaprtal.
Wallace
Block.
Open
Evenings
City
Meat
Market
(SELVIG
IIROS.)
Third
Ave.
Phone
7G5
KJOT
F!SK
GRONSARER
(JJETOST
NOKKELOST
FKTMYSOST
I'HI.MUI.A
(JAMMELOST
riSKEJtUI.LKR
rLATtlROD
AIULTI5R
O.S.V.
X
kl.
varer.
Rllligc
pricr.
Hurtig
ombringelce.
Smith
Ulock
Phone
S75
DENTIST