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The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Editor.
DAILY
EDITION
I'Plllel.
,
.
i.a
.'.in
i'!'
tie
iiaiinuiai
iuiHHH-
oi
making
sure
that
In
the
Iiouse
it
is
so
tsseSul
wHien
nourishment
is
needed
in
a
hurry
RK
SI
BURIED
TODAY
U
m
.
p..:!
$3
;
Srtrow
cast
its
rhadow
ovci
the
,
horn!
WelHh
colony
on
thi-
St
D..v!ds
iDy.
the
antatversarr
olthe
pntrott
ssiiru
'
of
the'
principality,
with
the
:ioi:l.ii-of
tile
funeral
thi
atteritoon
ol
one
of
Br
known
member
tr-w-
late
Mn-
Metu
oaylee
'
be
service,
which
was
re!d''t
S
o'clock
i
m
First
Un
led
.C'btnirh.
was
impressive
a:i.l
of
a
:11b-tinetly
national
char.-
cter
with
a
large.
;roncourto
of
mourners
r-::d
syrapi'ih-
jtzcrs
in
attendance
I
Rev.
A.
Wilson
officiated
w.tli
ii?v
'
W.
T.
Price,
puwr
of
F:rsi
B.pl.s:
j
i
Church,
assisting.
F:tt!i:j:
wp
.lt.
ol
!
jrespec:
.nid
comfort
w.
re
spekm
and
j
j
there
wee
tws
WcLsli
liynins:
Abery-
I
stwyth"
and
"Mjbd."
Mm.
J
H
M
jLeod
ks::g
"One
Sweetly
Solemn
'Thr
ughf
ant!
Miw
M
A
W.-y
presided
'at
the
o-k-.
r.
d.mng
the
set-.
ire
with
j
Pnl
H
Aubrey
Pryce
pUy.i.n
obligator
ST.
DAVID'S
DAY
jVaughan
Davie.
Today,
the
first
of
March,
used
to
be
a
holy
dav
in
Wales
'
Thtn
ww
may
be"tl,ul
nona
trt'
"V
fUr
naCio"h
uf
the
United
Kido.
centre"
oZ""
of
the
Britfah
Empire.
What.
Wales
lacks
in
aize,
however,
it
makes!
The
FmUy.
Mr
and
Mrs
Frank
up
for
in
national
spint
which
is.
if
uuyinin.
intenae
more
than
in
vicken.
mi
Edna
vickera.
Mr.
and
By
of
the
neighboring
counties.
St.
DavidV
Day
will
be
observed
Mrs
w
onchrisi.
Prtnoe
nupert
Ftre
here
as
in
other
part
of
the
world
and
due
Honors
will,
no
doubt.
Department.
Mr
and
Mm
j
Wynne,
be
paid
the
occasion.
The
Welshmen
have
a
reputation
to
live
up
Mr
and
Mr"
p
w
onmble.
Mr.
and
to
and
are
a
valoroun
race,
contributing
both
to
the
arts
of
n..,-
anH
Un
Dtngweii
and
lanuiy.
Telephone
even
!aclo:
ence
n
i-an
in
.'nail-
.,),.
'
ile
were
jii-inlui
i
ni'iiii'
.t
ill
l,e
.a,.,,.:
The
l.ei-iiit
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i
1
Tl
aim
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;
iirt--niij
i
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i
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i'
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a
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lie
li..-
Ilia
.
tl,.
II
ie
m'IkioU
'lif'i.i.l.itl,
It'iatei.
nova
i
A--.
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i
Sill
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....la
'1
a
matter
oi
:
n
a
1'
with
uew
members
tui
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a
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e
tinier,!
aim
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l
n;al!
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jb.
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M.
Lofthus.
Mr.
h-l
M
KuMcn
Wilson.
Mis
E.
Walker.
Mr
and
tha
hiU
wrill
M
l
-
tuj
u....
.
.
.
..
Mr-
McLeod
and
Mr
and
Mr
v.....ui...
...
,uli,
m!.
niiuuer
iihk
ceieiiraied
the
-irorne
Hill
Cat's
11
(
tit
m
nlrlnis
U
lU..
f....
.
-...
....ni.ii,
n
mr
iKiusmn
mr
B
very
generous
distribution
of
patronage
by
appointing
u
good
many
more
members
than
was
necessary
to
ensure
the
passage
of
the
bill.
After
the
Privy
Council
decided
the
government
could
abolish
the
Legislative
Council
and
that
the
members
of
the
body
hebl
of-fice
at
the
pleasure
of
the
government,
some
of
the
members,
were
till
unwitting
to
vote
for
the
bill
abolishing
the
ronnrM
Unrl
m,
LITERATURE
AND
FINE
ARTS
AT
LIBRARY
IN
BOOKS
RECENTLY
ADDED
Rhode,
diuniftsed
them.
He
then
proceeded
to
appoint
fourteen
i
A
nilmber
of
nw
n.v,
nrtr.
representative
of
al,
parts
of
Nova
Scotia,
-upon
whom
r,ti,
JL
Ubrary
he
could
dejH.nd
to
support
the
bill.
The
new
npiwlntmeitff-
made
Idea
imfc
with
Wne
art.
apd
Mwutur
twenty-two
members
in
all.
while
the
traditional
number
had
been
Amc-tm
them
are:
twenty-one..
The
doomed
council
is
thus
to
go
down
with
all
sails
ure
u''"
Oiin
Downes
set.
The
newly
appointed
members
will
receive
the
regular
indem-
Ar!
EfKh,i
ntl
T,llr
Leaders"
by
nity
for
the
one
session
and
there
has
been
some
protest
at
the
"90r
H11
expense,
since
the
appointment
of
fewer
members
would
have
aerved
!
..
"rrom
r'"r
Brmhm"
by
D
the
purpose
and
the
main
ohiit
nf
thi.
uK..i:in
,i
""""
!,
'u,:
"
"Ston
'Story
of
of
Orstorto'
Orstorto"
by
A.
W
Patter-
Quebec
will
now
bi
the
only
province
having
a
legislature
with
two
chambers,
the
members
of
one
of
which
are
appointed
for
life.
There
is
no
demand
for
the
abolition
of
the
Legislative
Council
there
on
the
ground
of
economy.
On
the
contrary
the
indemnity
of
the
inns
is
iu
ue
iiueu.
mis
se-sion.
m
k.whi
along
with
that
of
thc
members
of
the
Legislative
Assemblv.
keep
a
bottle
BOY
I
I
III
I
I
III
II
I
I
III!
I
son.
'
Touch
down"
by
A
A.
Btout
"Badminton
for
Bexlniiers"
by
sett.
Tr-
-Mooem
English
Playwrights"
by
J.
W
Cunllffe.
Escape"
by
John
Galsworthy
"Friendly
Acres"
by
Peter
McArthur.
"One-act
Play
of
Today"
by
J.
W
Marriott.
"Advance
of
English
Poetry
m
the
20th
Century'
by
W
I.
Phelps
"Cambridge
Book
of
Lessei
posts'
by.
J
C.
Squire
"Land
of
Blnglng
Waters"
by
A
M.
Stephen
LEAP
YEAR
SOCIAL
AT
BAraST
CHURCH
liUereMliig
tamest
and
Knjoyaltle
Mnsleal
Numlr
al
Kvenl
ImM
Mfl.l
A
Leap
Yenr
Bociitl
held
last
evening
In
the
Beptln'
Chiinh
under
the
auspices
of
the
l,.lies
Aiti
rnr.
'inn
the
evening
musical
numbers
were
.itlvei.
A
piano
nlo
by
Mls
Alettr.
Mr-Kmii'i
ii
lid
Mlv.
Mnliel
h;ir.-m
A
v.,
cut
-ale
In
Mi-
Beiiluli
M.Ki'ilr
hh'I
i.
"
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h
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ri-nri
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s
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M...
INDIGESTION
Troubled
Him
For
Two
Years
-i
&st.ui
Arrninrt
tieir
:
,;.
'''.I.
;
I'm
::,
It
t.wt,
wnjiu
la:
tavyej
it.,
with
:n
een'iiiisr-
i
navo
advertieeA,
bir
nave
n'
kad
my
of
Uieni
do
me
w
mnch
good
as
'
'
I
have
taken
six
hotties
and
haven't
had
an
attack
ninre.
It
is
the
flaeet
mediciae
you
can
take
for
the
Mood,"
ilana
factored
oal
y
by
The
T.
Mflbnra
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
viul.ntcaP,up,a
IR
Weber
.
I
Frl'..r,;i
the
pervice.
interment
took
i
'lnt5
refreehmer
Ipluc-e
in
Fiurvew
Cemetery,
burial
rites'"
I.arkin.
conven
rf
the
Irtiei.
n:ii:a
ai.wnienr
a.-
I
Wrathall
and
Mi
Isoclauon
musical
program
was
1:1
charge
ol
Mrs
being
pertonned
at
the
frrave-
j
side
Many
Many
maurnera
mourners
followed
followed
the
the
r
"
esraieii
-
cortege
to
the
tlnal
renting
place.
Pall-
ti.,.j,.
March
w
j.
,
,
,
!
bearers,
all
Welshmen,
were
George
1.
1928.
JhurHday.
wlaZ
H1
John
Wvnne
0
G
;
Tudor
William.
Bert
Morgan
and
W.
prtiK
eecoud
(.'Olnii
to
were
.served
by
insisted
by
Mrs.
McOonald.
The
lira.
George
Johnstone.
RICHMOND'S
LOUVRE
BIG
TWO
DAY
SALE
Twenty-five
Per
Ont
Kewnetlan
im
Absolutely
New
Mock
of
l-udmear
The
great
rash
km
Theatve
has
auooeu
In
decided
war.
It
j
notable
tht
Welh
regimenU,
in
war
service
hold
the
lr"
Mr
"nd
"
8
L
Peachy'
Lal'd
Saturday'
01
t;"
w
record
for
the
number
of
Victoria
Cros.es
won
L3yal
r"ng'
Ben'"""lt
iU.ociauon.hwng
in
cur
store
b.
on
sale
at
a
o.
.u
.
V
,
.
Bebekah
Lodge.
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
fi
twenty-five
per
cen-
reductlo!i
lr.
price
St.
Uatld.
the
patron
saint
ol
the
principality,
whose
anniver-
Hanumt.d
Mr.
and
Mrs
J.
R
Murray
Our
large
atock
of
Lad.es'
Coats
hliiv
ThW
IS,
lived
in
the
sixth
century
in
Wales
and
founded
manv
and
famllv
Mr
and
M
nv
wtmmt.
Dreasea
and
Hats
i
at
vcur
dUDoaal
mollio!
crir-.
Th.
;!ie
C(H!(ii',
schixiin
a
h(
(
heel
ie-.
i
yi.ni
h;i
-
t
Xe;
II'
:
lit!
I
.11
that
liit-
rei.-'in
the
:
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i"
...
I'.iriiisnir.i:
t.
to
pi'i
uic
thi
mi'til
,it
u
as
I
I"
i
V
i
T
-
r
,
:
liy
i
ha;
t
In-
(
i
:
i
like
1:
i
:---(
i
mi
i
!ai'
riimv
i,M
i-;
tier
r-ci;:
re-.
Krnni
'.iir
;
to
!
,l..!,r
atiou
li!li!ir
a;
.
-tur!.!-
-ii':!
hood
the
ch'iol
what
should
le
UGLY
SCHOOL
GROUNDS
Vnneouver
Province!
-
n,.nuver
Proertj'
Own-
of
our
recent
the
Weslholmc
us
to
make
a
special
offering
for
two
days.
Friday
man.
Mr
and
Mri,
Orarge
Hill
and
(awaiting
your
choln
family.
Mr
and
Mrs
V
Houaton.
Mr
Everything
we
tuvc
to
ofler
is
pb-
:
a:id
Mrs
F.
W.
Chandler.
Prlace
Ru-
'
Rolutely
new
stock
and
none
of
It
haa
pert
Parent
Teachers'
Association.
Mra
I
been
In
our
store
lor
more
than
three
W.
Cumm.ngs
and
fumlly.
Firm
.
United
j
weeks
We
have
nu
old
stock
So
h
Ladisa'
Aid.
Mr.
and
Mrs
iou
can
depend
urxm
getting
the
latest
1.
!
V.
l.
'
five
hundred
new
v
!
i
ry
one
different
l
'
'
'.:
'e.
These
are
Hie
"
l::
,
.
lake
youi
kjec-
'
.v
'
1
lundreJ
Co.ns
V
i.
tailored
suits
i;
.'!
M
M.
...
..rdtnc.
trico-
M
M
.
...
.
...
,
.:.
-d
with
real
-
M
i
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:
.
'
hau,
also,
v
-a
M
K-
m
'
nc
thai
i.
..a.
:.:
!
,.
and
the
'
M
.
i
-..
eaper
the
1
i.
-
M.
M
-
w
This
ol
l!
-
"
''
'
-
Jr
people
-
M
:.
And
It's
".:
m
y
i.
...
increasing
prices.
'A
;
M:
tomorrow'
-
'
'
ae
our
last
M
i
M
"
VKT.
Advt.
Man
in
the
Moon
9g
In
favor
of
Prince
lere
has
to
live
on
TALKING
of
ruins,
you
should
Juat
take
a
look
at
my
bank
account.
WHXN
the
Bible
was
being
written
there
was
one
sin
forgotten
and
that
is
the
sin
of
hating
onaswU
The
eleventh
com-tandment
might
wall
have
read
"Thoa
shalt
not
hate
"
I
d
buy
a
car
only
I'm
afraid
one
of
the
dealers
would
put
n
a
bargain
sale
next
week
and
I
should
be
out
if
luck.
-.
.
.'
THE
country
la
not
going
to
the
uogn
after
all
so
it'a
all
right
to
Mil
your
terrier.
SOME
borrow
build
s
boat.
trouble
and
other:,
!
IF
yiui
ii.
m
i
know
your
onions,
our
ui
-he
new
seed
catalogues.
IT
la
the
month
of
March
To
Feb
we
say
good
bye
And
yet
how
can
we
leave
Winter
without
a
sigh.
For
winter
broupht
her
Joys.
Th'
evening
long
were
bright,
Antt
though
we
did
not
love
The
d
,yv.
c
llkBd
the
night.
But
now
with
sad
adieu
We
part
witli
winter
tame.
And
reschlnj;
forward
The
nui4oii:
lit
and
Yes
Bnrme
,
louk
tar
yau
Tt
brtiiK
us
u
rasa
and
flowsrra.
To
send
tlie
birds
and
bees
And
pleasant
sunshine
hours.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
m
pn.d
fur
k
m
art
hb
imids.
I.'berU
iiv
.)
uniin
hullbui
follows
4.I.IHKI
AH.
.it
ootrea
A
large
assortment
of
ladles'
Hose
st
remarkably
low
price
let
than
msnufacturers'
cost.
OVERALLS
The
Best
Men's
Overalls
made.
A
bargain
at
$2.28.
Now
at
clearing
price
One
line
of
Men's
Overalls
.not
heavy
Overalls
for
Boys.
Sises
from
8
to
14
years.
The
best
make.
reg.
$1.26.
Now
tlg
going
for
VOX
Men's
Kharki
Combination
Overalls.
Well
made,
reg.
$3.76.
-
Now
going
j2
25
FOR
MEN
A
big
lot
of
Blasers
for
Men,
all
patterns
and
tripes.
For
this
summer's
Of
QE
wesr.
Reg.
$n.60
for
?X.UJ
All-Silk
Neckties,
very
fine
quality.
Off
Reg.
7ic
value.
Now
UOK,
Three-quarter
length
Rubber
Boots
for
men.
Made
by
HtnitAan
Rubber
Qf
Company.
'reg.
Xdw'".
;y!9O490
'
Gillett
Raxors.
Large
case,
reg.
$1.00
value
for
70c.
Small
case,
reg.
60c
value
port
With
flOO
tons
of
ft
MeOaffery.
I
:
Importers
MEN'S
SUITS
200
Men's
Suits
and
75
Men
eiats
by
the
beat
makerj-M'
yuur
pick
st
GOV
on
I
be
dollar
..
-
...
Our
whole
stock
must
be
disposed
of
qiudjj
In
oitler
to
get
quick
action
in
moving
our
very
large
stock
a
,
,
necessity
demands,
every
article
in
the
Store
is
now
offered
at
.
p
duced
prices
with
no
thought
of
our
former
Montreal
prices.
!
Prince
Rupert
know
the
value
we
have
given
in
the
past.
This
tinn
giving
greater
values
than
ever.
We
wish
to
get
ria
of
every
anii
i.
store
quickly.
We
might
sell
our
stock
in
lots
to
some
jobber
w
I
.n
put
on
a
sale
somewhere
else
or
possibly
here
and
make
a
profit
i
of
that,
we
are
passing
on
to
the
people
here
these
prices,
whim
low
enough
to
tempt
any
jobber.
We
could
tell
you
here
a
whole
i
our
big
stock
in
many
words.
But
don't
believe
what
we
say
u
like.
Come
and
see
for
yourself.
You
will
find
the
prices
of
th.-.
goods
more
nearly
approximating
cost
of
manufacture
than
you
or
for.
MEN'S
SHIRTS
Men's
Blanket
Flannel
all
woo!
shirts,
reg.
14.60
value.
To
be
sold
at
each
fg
f)
Men's
Strong
Work
Shirts
made
to
stand
the
hardest
wear.
Only
a
limited
quantity,
regular
SI
.60
value.
QOf
Now
each
vJ
A
great
assortment
of
English
Broadcloth
Shirts
of
the
very
best
makes,
to
be
sold
at
less
than
manufacturers'
price.
MEN'S
SOCKS
Hanson's
Heavy
Pure
Wool
Socks,
raf.
65c
-.T:
40c
Heaw
all
wool
socks,
suitable
for
rubber
boots
reg.
40c.
value.
Now
2
pairs
Cashmerette
Socks
a
fine
quality
black
and
brown,
res;.
80c
a
pair.
Now
Qfp
0t,"
2
pairs
for
LADIES'
HOSE
UNDERWEAR
Stsnfield'g
heavy
all
wool
Kec
i
wear,
reg.
$2.00
a
garment
u-
n
Now
vl-iJ
'
The
same
quality
in
Combinutio,
C
i
V
?
'
only
at
Penman's
Heavy
Wool
Comb::..
$8.50
value.
t
1
f
"
Now
VW5I
Penman's
All-wool
Shirts
an
!
It
82.00
a
garment.
f-4
Now
each
'
z
L)
Penman's
"71"
Underweai
.
rcir
Now
each
garment
effi,
I
V
-
Penman's
"71"
Combinations.
Kow
175
Penman's
"71"
Underwear
for
I
24
to
82
Combinations
onh
C
9"t
1-J
re.
1.90.
Now
V
FOR
THE
HOUSEHOLD
A
Mg
aftsortment
of
he
a
v.
BlaatWts
in
grey
anil
whu.
Regtitar
$2.M)
value.
All
gnu:,
&4
vi-f
bow
for
nUowsHpa.
forty-two
inches
l
n
69c
value.
Now
going
for
Turkisb
Towels.
Fine
absorbn
made
in
England.
Regular
:
valM.
Now
going
each
for
.
.
FOR
BOYS
Vary
nfc
Hroadcloth
Blouses
t
"
afi
colors.
Regular
$1.7fi
value
(jfj
Gotag
for
Boya
Ptaonelette
Pyjamas.
Ken.
valua.
Going
for
Q9C
Salts
few
Boya.
We
have
a
good
.i
tttmi&AW
value.
Each
suit
Cg
to
tte
mA
st
v
Boys
Long
Pants.
Khaki,
good
h
i
ing
stuff.
Esch
pair
going
MEN'S
PANTS
Men's
Khsrki
Pants,
from
the
beat
makers.
I
Men's
Burnock
Brand
Pants,
mib
v
'
Reg.
2J
value.
Clearing
them
Q4
Off
Scotia.
Keg.
value
$6.76
per
1
out
for
M
Third
Avenue
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Now
,
pair.
going
for
ontreal
Importers
Telephone
Blue
418
J.
B.
Miller,
Prop'
i'r
eoal
for
R
J
McDonell.
proprietor
Of
Albert
the
Northern
Hotel
st
New
Haselton.
ar-rlved
from
thr
Ulterior
and
sailed
last
night
for
Vancouver
on
a
holiday
trip
Paiuienger.i
dlaembarkliiK
here
yester-
rtny
afterno.
n
from
the
steamer
Prln-rew
Mnr
were
Harold
McEwen.
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from
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SBSBBBBBS
Miu'.h.
To
Every
Woman
who
Is
eager
for
new
Ideas
in
home
decoration
combinations
for
the
sun
porch,
new
color
nchenie
room,
now
color
beauty
everywhere
in
the
house
ing
Lncquer
comes
as
a
household
blessing.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
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