Cleaning
j
Prices
On
and
nfter
Feb.
1(4,
192
'
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.
runcd
and
preaned
tnt
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(',ia!
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81,00
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and
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t
o
.,
-.
i-leaned
and
pre-
'.,,1
31.7.-1
r.-oata
..
$SJM
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$2.00
Fv,
v
V.ts
50c
i;v,'
Suits
$1.00
i
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,
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t-
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r
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'oat
750
ii
Hi'
I'd.
i
Larue
r
Our
L
I921)
Ltd.
I'hone
118
i'linr-e
Rupert
of
Chevrolet
liasniii
$0:11.00
Truck
('nasals
$800.00
8N08.00
i'.
liwry
$808.00
$808.00
$o:ti.oo
$o:tl.oo
$1080.00
$io:to.oo
I
hhIhu
$1080.00
I:
mrnr
and
Rear
-tandard
equip-all
Passenger
A
';ii-el
Standard
n
Imperial
and
:ily.
On
other
"
"0
extra.
lire
and
Tube.
Kaien
Garage
I'hone
32
Trappers
!
i
tiK
enough
for
If
not,
com
to
n
'lut
now
ve
want
"
'"'ii,
ermine,
coy-
':.
t'l'ven
of
all
kind,
H
sundry
liirjrc
orders
from
'""i-M
in
the
East,
1
'
'
annot
fill
them
we
".
We
pay
top
'
'i
everything.
"i
have
a
Urge
lot.
!;'"
"
"d
I
shall
call
J"
'
1
lly.
Itemembar,
if
you
'
11
ire
deal
sell
to
GoMbloom
The
Trappers
Friend."
seond
Avenue
WALL
At
K
CO.
LTD.
MRU.
thy
Pliun
SILK
ose
'".
'"teat
shades.
"
"'"t"i-d
Pur
Silk
1
value
t
the
price
$1.25
Pair.
Front
Room
to
Kent-
Apply
Office
H-S.WallaceCo.Lld.
I'hone
9
nue
end
Fulion
WEWCRUISERS
!
j
USEFUL
SHIPS
U.S.
lliis
None
of
Ten
Thousand
1
Ton
Clan
Now
In
Uc
hut
j
Huildinj;
Number
I
1
I
I
All)
OVERSEAS
TRADE
Fnsler
Than
Copilal
Ships
and
:
Almost
as
Powerful
Says
Admiral
Hughe
I
WA8HIWOTON.
D.C..
March
1
The
10,000-(on
cruiser
ha
been
port,.,,,,!
to
concres
us
a
dapper
salesman
I
time
01
peace
and
a
two-fisted
fhihirr
',in
Vme
ol
war.
,
Capaolc
,,f
showing
IU
heels
to
any-thliiK
.
ti
jib
mar.
thin
type
of
war-era
fi
,ih
:is
trim
unea.
lu
long
elght-
Ir.rli
.aii
ad
it
i0
Bjnokesuct.-.
proei.i
m
iidt-.y
appearance
which,
m
th
..p.
Hecreury
Curtia
U.
w:i-bui
(
I
-
:i,n
makes
a
profound
Im-pn
-.Mir
uj,,,,
rue:.
hnnU
In
the
widely
fca-.iiriii
j,..,t,
ol
ill,,
world.
,
The
navy
1,
building
elaht
of
these
hips
mid
inu,
asked
congress
to
u-thonr
the
cuiuitruction
of
mar.
"Then
dutw
are
of
a
wide
variety,
not
the
least
of
which
l
to
air
our
oversea
trade."
Wilbur
told
the
house
naval
mmmutce.
'Our
merchants
and
manufacturer,
must
not
only
hold
the
foreign
nurkets
we
have
gained,
but
a
European
condition,
return
to
normal
we
mut
ever
seek
nt
w
market.
Showing
the
flag
haa
a
very
marked
influence
upon
their
endeavor,
and
the
meaauiF
of
their
nicer
la
Influenced
In
no
amall
degree
by
the
prestige
wh.ili
up-tc-datc
and
smart-
1
looking
modem
cruisers
create
and
'foster
"
i
Admiral
Charles
P
HuKhrv
clilef
of
imv.il
operatlona,
told
the
committee
:hat
Hie
10.000-ion
crulaer
is
a
veaael
of
unlveraal
service,
both
in
peace
and
:m
war
-in
ptaco
to
cultivate
friendly
relations,
to
ahoa
the
flag
wherever
jl'nlted
ButM
lutercata
rrcjulre.
and
jn'iierally
to
promote
the
respect
and
j..od
-
ill
o!
thr
world
tor
the
United
1
States.
I
i:er
rru:.rr
are
second
In
offen-.v
and
drfrnnlvr
power
i.r.:y
to
the
t
apitol
ship
hr
said.
They
ae
::
uier
than
t'i-
capital
i.hip
and
will
i
vrrtak-
vi
'tier
avcrte
sea
conditions,
'ull
otbrr
typea
of
naval
nd
merchant
:ilp.
Tl.r
may
give
bafle
on
equal
lr
advaitaKrou.s
terms
to
any
but
the
,.;tal
hip
"
The
:o(Kkj
ton
rniiutt
sprang
almost
cvrr
i:.j(it
,nto
prominence
In
the
rrva
.1
t
1
..
:i.
:
,
t
uf
the
world
powers
of
notk,t:
TAKE
NOT1CK
that
an
application
111
bjr
made
to
the
Parliament
ol
Can-
ids
ai
the
next
session
inereoi
ror
an
SCI,
1.
P-t
the
incorporation
of
a
company
known
ai
The
Albert.
Peace
River
and
Pailfn
Rsllway
Company,
or
ucb
ether
name
u
may
be
given,
to
oon-truct
mid
operate
railway
a
follows:
isi
Commencing
at
a
point
at
or
near
the
city
of
Lethbrtdge:
thenoe
In
a
Wes-rrly
direction
to
a
point
at
cr
near
lie
Town
of
McLeod;
thence
Weate
ly
and
In
direction
aenei
in
City
of
Ca.gary;
kt:
thence
thence
Northerly
Northerly
and
and
aaamcn
easmcn
West
west
01
of
the
llle
Calgary
llgary
and
sua
Edmonton
suaivuwi
.il.i'
1
m
nnlnl
Hit
st
st
fir
or
natr
near
LafufnbS
Lacutnee:
thence
Nort.ierly
to
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
of
Edmonton
ibi
Prom
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
of
kslmoiiton
by
the
moat
feasible
route
to
and
sl'ing
the
riht
bank
of
the
Slmonette
River
to
a
crossing
of
tlie
Smoky
Kiver
near
It
Junction
with
the
Waoltl
River
st
or
near
Beanstm
o
the
Town
of
Orande
Pra:rr
In
'he
Province
of
Alberta;
thence
Bxmili
Westerly
thtough
the
Moiikraan
Pas
to
a
point
at
or
near
Mea
Lake
on
the
Canadian
National
'-
-e
of
British
Hallway
the
Pniyin
Columbia
.
!di
From
point
at
or
near
Orande
Prairie
in
a
North
Westerly
direction
to
and
point
at
or
nesr
rouw
wi
nm
s
ooint
at
or
near
pouce
Coupe
In
ew.irl
In
uie
iTrovmce
01
Columb
at
the
lieao
01
r-oniaiio
idrFrom
a
polBt
at
Of
near
Hudaon
s
"
cromg
wea
;.nwr
i
Hopr
eraf
'
Ka'rrly
direction
to
a
point
.
uiiaui..,.
thence
111
a
or
uei
.
.
.r
therh
dire.tion
10
a
puun
'
"7-Fort
Venuillon
and
thence
Northerly
and
WeMeMy
to
the
right
hsnk
of
hi
Hav
H-v
at
or
near
lu
uiteraect
Ion
with
the
Northern
boundary
of
the
Province-
"f
Alberta.
.
.
.
The
said
railway"
being
declared
to
be
for
thr
general
benefit
of
Canada.
to
2
To
authorise
th
Company
eomtmnt
-h.rt.
docK.
.no
..u
-
-
cViawi
on
rgraph
and
telephone
m-
5:'i!Ir
nwbTic.
and
th.
to
file
upon
"Jl1irr
w,,er
power
ltea
and
to
gener-".'Knother
.t-rgy
and
to
dU-
pose
01
me
uiiu-
ohargea
therefor
omm
to
to,3ue
,Vr'
ue.
m
pecfo'
!T
"
...h..v
to
an
amount
not
-
rtln.
Forty
Thousand
IMO.OOOOOI
-
for
for
the
the
mountain
mountain
WAS
VERY
WEAK
NERVOUS
AND
MELANCHOLY
Mrs.
Geo.
McKeniie,
Campbellforil.
Oat,
writM:
'
'
A
ihort
time
ago
I
waa
troubled
very
bady
with
my
heart
and
nerves,
the
cause
of
It,
I
tMnk,
waa
my
foiug-
through
th:ciuuig4i
life.
"I
wu
very
weak
and
melancholy,
and
so
nrrvoui
I
could
hardly
bear
to
hear
a
rlork
ticking,
and
I
did
not
leep
well.
"I
wai
anrlspd
to
try
isuwn
i..PK
U7Mtrlv
riirectlOl'
a
N01
imlnt
at
or
nesr
Hudson's
Mope
-11
the
Peace
River:
ineuce
in
a
w-eral
tS
uith
Westerly
end
Westerly
dl-iTCtlcn
and
North
Westerly
by
the
moat
lea-Uile
route
through
the
Pine
Pass
to
a
point
at
or
near
the
Town
0
I
sent
at
once
for
a
box;
took
them
and
got
another,
and
before
they
were
all
gone
I
felt
rood,
mv
nerves
art
fine,
I
do
not
mlpd
any
noise,
and
I
eaa
aleen
wsll.
T
t..
sot
recommend
them
too
highly
U
thoee
suffering
as
I
did."
,
Price
50c
a
box
at
all
drngfiiU
and
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
oa
receipt
tf?
price
by
Ths
T.
UUbnni
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat
as
a
result
of
the
Washington
army
;
treaty
placing
a
ban
upon
the
eon-jstructlon
of
larger
types
of
war
vessel.
The
United
State
haa
yet
to
launch
the
flrt
of
this
lce
of
past
treaty
ships,
although
two.
the
Bait
Lake
City
and
Penaacola.
are
nearing
00m-jpletion.
The
nearest
modern
United
.Stales
warship
to
this
class
la
the
group
of
ten
7
.600
ton
cruiser
of
the
;c!a
of
the
Memphis
which
brought
'
Colonel
Lindbergh
hosne
from
yrano.
I
Racept
for
these
ten.
alt
other
United
I
States
crulvers
are
nearing
90
years
of
I
age
and
are
classed
a
obsolete
and
obsclecent.
most
of
them
being
In
j
decommissioned
status.
The
Pltta-;
burgh,
a
IS.
000
ton
cruiser,
la
flagship
of
the
Asiatic
fleet
and
Is
one
of
the
few
of
these
old
cruiser
kept
In
active
service.
GOVERNMENT
TAKES
HAND
IN
SAANICH
TAXATION
PROBLEM
VICTORIA.
March
l.--8aanich
munl-
ctpaluy
la
having
a
difficulty
over
taxation
problems.
Part
of
the
municipality
1
urban
and
part
rural
and
the
farmer
in
the
rural
district
object
to
paying
city
rates
of
taxation
They
are
asking
to
be
allowed
to
withdraw
1mm
the
municipality.
The
service
of
Government
Munld
pal
expert
were
tendered
by
Attorney-
Oeneral
Hansen
when
the
Legislature
took
official
notice
of
the
dlmcultlea
wh.ch
are
convulsing
TtctorU'a
neighbor
Unless
the
Oovernment
takes
hold
of
the
Saanich
situation
immediately
snrs
trouble
will
be
eauterleneed.
the
lagislature
was
warned
byB.
H.
Poojey
Opposition
leader,
and
Mr.
aaason
indies
led
that
the
Oovcrnaaent
bad
bee
watching
the.
municipal
situation
eve
tally
II!
A
KM
INTKHVKVTION
Mr
Pooler
Introduced
the
aaatter
by
lilt
Northerly
raw
wiri
1
j
1
1
a
a
aiwuawee
1
paml'el
to
the
Calvary
and
urging
that
Robert
Balrd.
municipal
MrLr.
d
Br.n-h
of
the
Csnadlan
Paci-
.inspector,
b
be
lie
Riii
sv
to
a
point
si
or
near
oei
instructed
to
take
the
.u.l.i.
Im
Kh.I
Ua
pointed
out
that
farmers
of
seamen.
u,,n
h.-h
mm
deundlna
.
Mcesslon
from
the
municipality.
I
believe
Inside
of
a
weaa
Mr.
uatra
could
settle
most
of
these
dlBtculOea."
Mr
Poo
ley
said.
"The
situation
to
growing
Uke
a
snowball
and
unlesa
some
thing
Is
done
we
are
going
to
have
a
bad
split
In
Saanich
and
there
will
be
a
lot
of
trouble."
.TTIIBH
MTIMTIOV
Mr.
Manson
informed
the
House
that
he
had
instructed
Mr.
Balrd
some
noutiu
ago
to
keep
an
eye
on
the
Saanich
situation
with
a
view
to
mto-lailstng
the
present
dlCsculUea.
"But
Oovernment
intervention
Is
not
always
.welcomed
by
munlclpalltlee."
h.
remarked.
Mr.
Balrd
l
an
exoeea-
inu'ly
able
man
of
gnat
tact,
and
ap
far
ac
we
can
we
win
o
guu
w
iv
w
aervlom
in
adjusting
the
dlmcultles
aad
m
avoiding
any
cJeavaga,
w
ke
vecy
iud
to.
do.1,
m
.k
ean
nnlv
fanir
Olir
lb
at
ftV
I
VI
IBI
k
VBIH
Nor-
Nor"ibut
cannot
-omptl
accptnce."
.nftnutS
POLICE
BOAT
FOR
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
legislature
Pe
Vote
of
S0
Cm
ft
to
lie
Unlit
for
llllrol
Hervlre
for
Victoria.
Feb.
.
In
order
more
effectually
to
police
the
rockbound
and
itempestous
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
bland,
the
Provincial
Oovernment
will
shortly
have
constructed
a
powerful
,
k
riilxl
asnarlsllv
far
the
CP.SX-
uv'uit.
1
k
nrslrle
section.
1
ihhiii
'
'
FL,rlffitoMS&ur
of
the
work
to
be
undertaken.
a
n"JTvSi
.
.,
,
,hi.
.fleet
waa
made
lUUniHIIII
Wl
'
I
.
I"
.
MI!.(Jlllll.l...1
i...i'ui
.
.w.
1
...i.i.t.ir.
Kv
AttArnev
Oenaral
"UvCi..
.
iv.
ntv
or
Edmonton,
in
-in
im
"n1"
th?"
Province
tnla
4th
dayiMlinMn
ln
aubmlttlng
estimate,
of
.
.
&
w
t
nisi
I
r
of
JftiiURry.
AD
Jm-
rw.nic.
'
K
the
Appe"u'
on
behalf
of
e-o
Ewlntt.
Harvle
61
Bury.
Edmonton.
Alberta,
1
,
C.nad
MILK--
PRICE
Reduced
to
7
quarts
for
-00
Cash
price
tickets.
McIIride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
r
-
iiVle-"
SAn
fnr
the
etaft
tim
Attornev
Oeneral
said
that
the
boat
would
be
equlppe
with
acoom
mcd.ticn
for
a
crew
of
two
ponce
01
fie.es
and
a
call
fas,,
nrleoMr.
It
would
combine
the
ordinary
duties
of
the
police
patrol
with
game
law
ser
vice,
he
said.
UOAT
NK(
f.SS
AUY
Major
R
J.
Burde.
member
for
Al
76
Jdrens
Colds
9
Best
treated
exter-
l7J7inally.
Check
them
'A
f
'without
"dosing."
wr
.
j
iR
LI"
it-
-4
1
-
R
ichmbhd's
i
.
(lie
dollar
less.
familiar
with
the
dangerous
character
of
the
shore
line
that
had
become
known
to
mariners
as
"the
graveyard
of
the
Pacific."
I
Without
a
boat
speolaUy
constructed
for
thi
service,
said
Msjor
Burde,
police
work
on
the
West
Ooaet
waa
hanvpered.
for
it
was
often
week
or
more
be
fore
an
officer
eould
teach
tike
scene
of
a
crime.
lie
instanced
oases
where
inquest
had
to
watt
tor
daa
until
a
policeman
could
make
steam-bos
t
connections
to
csiry
him
to
the
scene
of
a
tragedy.
The
boat,
the
Attorney
Oeneral
.aid.
would
be
forty-five
feet
ln
length.
It
would
be
so
arranged
that
when
It
was
necessary
to
have
both
policemen
engaged
ln
the
handling
of
the
res
ft
prteoner
would
be
conveniently
.
and
comfortably
held
in
a
special
cell
room.
He
had
made
inquiries
and
had
been
told
that
18.600
would
covet
the
cost
of
the
boat,
and
therefore
was
asking
the
House
for
that
amount.
The
vote
ixi.tted
MTPMEH
OK
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present
Introd
There
wa
a
large
attendance
last
nlKht
at
the
Mooae
whlat
drtv
and
danca.held
in
the
Moose
Hall.
For
cards.
2H
t
ihici
T','
played
and
On
totalling
the
icon-
''in
.Is
It
was
foyjsd
that
the
winner
ere
a
followa:
Oenti
1.
E
Peterson,
ITT;
3,
J.
Lemlcux.
ITS;
3.
8
C
Gordon.
1S5
Ladies
1.
Mr
Wolilsrhlegel.
170;
1,
Mr
P
Wlngham,
IT4:
3.
Mia
K.
Johnson.
134.
Refrcxhmenta
were
then
served
and
wlien
the
floor
wa
cleared
dancing
waa
enjoyed.
Eatm.n'n
orclicstru
providing
the
muasc.
and
Olliu
Royer
being
master
of
ceremonies.
The
committee
In
charite
of
the
event
consisted
of
R
I.
P-rrv.
A
O
Franks.
A
r.
B-irtlett.
r
C
Hcliuheii
J
Bacon
W
I
i
mill
and
J
Minlle
n
with
T
Kllloll
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canadian
UlllWf
r
ouvre
uctory
For
Two
Days
Only
CASH
ONLY
Friday,
Saturday
The
great
success
we
had
with
our
Fashion
Show
has
decided
us
to
offer
for
the
next
two
days
our
whole
stock
at
25
cents
on
the
dollar
less.
Besides,
we
have
found
that
the
quicker
we
can
sell
our
goods
and
the
more
goods
we
can
sell,
the
lower
the
price
we
can
afford
to
sell
Approximately
500
New
Season's
LADIES'
DRESSES
Everyone
different
every
size
and
in
every
fashionable
material,
will
lie
on
sale
on
Friday
and
Saturday
only
at
25
cents
on
the
dollar
less.
Approximately
200
New
Season's
Ladies'
Spring
Coats,
Ensemble
Suits
and
i
Hanrl
Tailored
Suits
In
Kasha.
Gabardines.
Tricolcttcs.
Serges,
trimmed
with
real
moleskin,
squir
rel,"
fojf
and
embroidery,
will
be
on
'sale
on
Friday
and
Saturday
only
at25
cents
on
Approximately
375
New
Season's
LADIES'
SPRING
HATS
.!
-fif4
Everyone
different,
and
made
by
the
foremost
milliners
original
French'
im
ported
models
and
very
good
copies
will
be
on
sale
on
Friday
and
Saturday
only
,
at
25
cents
on
the
dollar
less.
LADIES'
SPRING
COATS
LADIES'
SPRING
HATS
as
cheap
as
as
cheap
as
$9.50
$3.75
and
up
:
'
and
up
And
remember,
our
stock
is
all
new,
as
everything
we
offer
has
arrived
within
the
last
three
weeks.
This
will
be
our
last
sale
this
season,
so
be
sure
to
have
your
choice
of
these
fine
Spring
offerings.
,
;
.Richmond's
Louvre
bcrnl
district,
told
the
House
of
the
'total
stand
of
lodgepole
pine
in
Canada!
necessity
for
such
a
boat.
In
which
he
st
present
comprise.
1S.060.000.000
feet1
was
supported
by
H
II.
Puotey.
Opposl-'
board
mea.ure
of
saw
timber
and
some
tkm
leader,
both
of
whom
were
50.000.OUO
cord
of
smaller
material.
j
ENJOYABLE
PARTY
BY
LOYAL
ORDER
OF
MOOSE
Uhlsl
lrlve
and
Itaaee
fllven
lt,t
Night
Willi
lrge
Attendance
PA0K
FTTB
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Krtrhlkau.
tVmngrlt,
Juneau,
anil
skagway
March
11,
tl,
11.
To
Vanteiner,
VictorU
and
Seattle
March
IS,
April
I.
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Hutrdalr.
T.v-l
Urlla
llella.
Ocean
Fall.
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Alert
lUy.
Campbell
Kiver,
and
Vancouter
tmy
Maturdat,
II
a.on
agency
fer
all
Hteamthlp
Line.
full
Information
from
W.
li
ORCUAKK.
Oeneral
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
St
reft
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
KC
Pliooe
31
City
Meat
Market
(SKLVIG
I1R0S.)
3rd
Avenue
Phone
7C3
MEAT
FISH,
VEGETABLES
and
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NORWEGIAN
PRODUCE"
at
low
prices,
und
immediate
delivery
Ol)Hrve!--AJl
arliiles
arc
of
superior
quality
nod
ahioliitely
fresh.
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