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Special
B
Easter
THIS
WEEK
argains
A
flKKAT
ASSORTMENT
OF
HOYS'
SUITS
In
hard
wearing
Tweeds
In
pleasing
patterns.
To
clear
at
from
'.
MEN'S
MERINO
CO.MIUNATIONS
IVtfular
$2.00
and
$2.25
valuen.
To
clear
at
A
FINE
ASSORTMENT
OF
PascalFs
$3.95
u"
We
have
a
great
assortment
of
Clothing
for
Men
and
Itoy
by
the
bet
makers
In
Canada.
Everybody
ran
be
d
reused
up
for
Enttter
at
a
great
saving.
Inxpect
thee
valuer
for
yourxelf
and
be
convinced!
MEN'S
ENGLISH
GABARDINE
RAINCOATS,
,
Imported
from
the
best
makers
10
95
Up
Montreal
Importers
Telephone
Illue
418
Third
Avenue
J.
II.
Miller,
Proprietor
Pascal!
s
Novelties
Ha
jut
arrived
direct
from
England
A
new
shipment
of
I'AtJE
&
SHAW'S
CHOCOLATES
EASTER
TOYS.
IS?
and
I0r.
PAAS'
EG(.
DYES,
10f)
Ormes
lie!
yic
Pioneer
Druppists
THIRD
AVE.
V
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
8?
1,200
GALL
STONES
.
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There
are
a
great
many
conditions
that
are
auupoaed
m
be
incurable,
or
at
beat,
o.wratable;
for
instance,
gull
stone..
Thin
condition
is
brought
about
by
an
abnormal
chemistry
of
the
fluid
content
of
the
trail
bladder.
By
my
natural
metkoda,
I
overhaul
the
entire
system,
restore
nerve
enervation
to
the
entire
organism
which
ensure
a
100
.
a
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1-4
1..
u.lnvin,,
t
MOWS'
jgwH
IM
r
cent
iiurmai
(nenuar;.
M
JUk
the
chemistry
of
the
gall
bladder
to
HL
jH
normal,
these
gall
stones
will
dlatsnlve
to
jHtM
imm
Huch
an
extent
that
they
will
be
able
to
1
JftaoH
through
the
bile
duct
iBt
the
,-mall
intestine
and
thus
be
eliminated
by
the
body
through
natural
Manuel.
Up
to
the
present
time
1
have
cured
every
cane
of
-.
1
1
stones
that
have
come
under
my
care.
Dr.
C.
0.
McKay,
D
C.
I'hone
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Illock
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to
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express
tut
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rerrlgn
fhenue.
e..
aio
far
your
licit
ihlpmrnt.
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t
LOOK
at
YOUR
CLOTHES
EVKKYONB
EI-SK
DOBS
Our
-printr
atock
of
High
Grade
Men'a
Wear
is
now
here.
Hundreds,
of
Ilrlton's
fineHt
woollena
from
which
to
choose
"that
spring
uitM
tailored
to
your
measure
by
Canada
a
foremost
Clothes
builderg
"Society
Diand."
Obev
That
Impulse
it
Twlay
THOR
JOHNSON
THE
farmer
works
the
land
and
a
good
part
of
the
rest
of
the
community
try
to
work
the
fanner.
THE
fishermen
catch
the
flab
and
some
people
during
off
ho
urn
try
to
catch
the
ftabermen.
THE
editor
tap
the
typewriter
end
all
the
neat
of
the
community
knock
the
editor.
IT'S
a
great
world,
even
if
I
da
My
It
myself,
an
ahouldn't.
I
like
It
even
If
I
don't
own
much
of
It.
SO
far
thrre
ha
been
no
aprrag
poel
bring
verses
about
the
aunshtne
and
rain
to
rejected
by
the
editor.
He
says
It
aeema
hardly
like
spring
but
It'a
not
too
late
yet.
IT
gnat
to
have
the
first
of
the
month
come
on
a
Sunday,
then
I
dattt
have
the
Joy
taken
out
of
life
by
oprrt
lng
my
ajMnthly
dunning
teMeas
emtll
the
second
of
the
month.
THZ
April
fools
were
thoae
who
etay
ed
In
bed
all
yeaterday
morning
evade
being
fooled.
I
USED
to
love
a
garden,
dear.
But
alas
my
love
la
dead
For
a
bachelor
button
I
have
found
In
my
Black
Bye'd
Suaan
bed.
I'D
hate
to
keep
a
cigar
atand
and
have
to
llaten
to
the
hard
luck
stories
o!
the
loafer.
the
TERRACE
Frank
Phlscator
spent
ssearal
dags
in
Prince
Rupert
Isst
week
returning
on
aturday.
Oovenunent
road
foreman,
A.
Carr.
had
the
grader
on
the
road
on
Saturday.
In
preparation
for
work
at
the
beginning
of
the
month.
Four
of
the
large
allver
cups
wen
some
years
ago
by
th
district
lor
the
best
district
eehlhK
st
the
Prtnee
Rupert
fslr
haa
been
taken
from
eterasje
in
the
Terrace
Drug
Store,
polished
up.
and
are
now
en
aUsphiy
In
the
eases
window
of
C.
R.
Gilbert.
They
are
at-
Spring
Hats
Demers
::
Costumes
::
Latest
Frocks
trading-
much
Attention
by
new
eet-tlen
a
well
a
by
the
pioneers
who
had
Imoat
forgotten
tbem.
NEW
HAZELTON
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrtnch,
ML.
A.
for
Skeene.
who
returned
home
after
attending
the
aeeelon
of
the
legislature
In
Victoria,
la
now
making
a
tour
of
hla
riding.
He
visited
potato
west
of
Hasriton
laat
week
and
th.'e
w
will
vUit
Cmlthets.
Tflkwa
and
other
points
to
the
BW..
PoEKl
.en
enreetteethw
the
dlaen.
ptfftfo
of
aft
eseress
parcel
whrWl
u
Itwillly
dropped
on
the
road
'and
which
waa
neither
returned
to
ita
owner
or
the
station
although
plainly
sd-dreMed.
'
DOtigBa
Lay,
resident
mining
en
gineer,
baa
started
en
ills
annual
lecture
twr
for
prospectors.
He
will
apeak
at
Vandeehoof,
Prince
aeorg.
Bmitben.
Uk,
TtHrwa,
Bum
Lake
and
Hseetton.
The
Oyster
BrioY
Club
of
New
HareMon
met
laat
weak
at
fee
home
of
Mra.
If.
E.
TherBton.
Laat
month
Mm.
C.
U.
Sewle
won
the
high
aeon
i
prise.
The
death
haa
bean
presumed
In
Supreme
Court
at
Vancouver
of
Frank
to
Smith,
an
English
trapper,
who
waa
laat
eeen
In
the
Takla
Lake
country
in
May
-
-
-
!
1OT4,
I
DON'T
know
anything
ao
lonesome
.if.
an
idea
in
the
head
of
one
or
two;
Roeda
in
thla
diatrlct
which
will
re-
men
I
know
would
be
If
It
could
only
"quire
attention
during
the
coming
aea-
get
In
there
through
the
thick
skull,
son
win
be
thoae
In
the
Nine
Mile
and
Four
Mile
vicinity
where
there
la
con-
elderable
mining
activity.
Mra.
Halvaraou
has
gone
up
to
Smlthers
where
aha
will
apend
the
next
few
Mr.
Maetey
of
HaaelUra
la
a
patient
in
the
Hospital.
He
steppes
on
glase
and
Injured
Ma
foot.
At
the
OSffnt
property
Brealev.
lneslns
atinerlntaeaSeatt
as?
Mountain
the
tUSHsel
ha
b"
heet
work
urday
after
ependlng
aeveral
weeks
ta
Mile
Laminated
Materials
Ltd
Mw
out
and
flaw
bole
put
In
th
'
t
iMtofUvMint:
work
Is
now
Weatmlnater
arrived
from
the
oaaat
oa
Baturdav
to
anend
several
dam
her
in
'r"
aneaa
svsaeniy.
the
interest
ot
the
cot
ton
wood
touring
opsrattona.
dward
O.
Brown
of
Vaoesuvar,
pre
sident
of
the
Mohawk
Mhttag
Oa..
and
Mra
J
B
Colt
hunt
wt.irn
an
A-t-1
1
"um"
"rma-
mma
Taawwweer.
are
southern
Cities.
croeo
on
vena
w
propenj.
t-
tendent
Al
Ham
reporta
tnat
exeeueni
orr
lwllu
sttM
oaatlnue.
Mr.
and
Mra.
George
I
Keith
and
Mlaa
Kerr
arrived
home
from
Prtnee
Th
lAln'
ot
anwelton
Rupert
on
Saturday
where
they
have
f
spent
several
aeeka
while
Mr.
Kelt
,""--
-
w-
has
been
reesirlng
treatment
lor
fe-a
UM'
Ml
broken
arm.
A
Joint
meeting
of
the
Faraasrs'
Institute
and
the
Women'a
Institute
haa
been
arrangad
for
Wednesday
evening
when
R
Randall,
the
visiting
hartltstl-
turtat
will
give
an
inside
deoaonstraUon
of
pruning
and
gratung
as
wetl
as
a
talk
on
horticultural
mat
ten
gonarally.
During
his
visit
hers
Mr.
svaooatll
has
conducted
a
number
of
pruning
schools
in
sHffarenst
parts
of
the
valley
and
considerable
Interest
has
keen
shown
In
th
work.
The
Cbeverolet
demonstration
pictures
wore
a
Down
here
on
Thursday
eve
mug
m
Frograaa
Hall,
and
were
viewed
by
a
large
crowd
who
enjoyed
the
display
aa
well
as
the
definite
explanations
rendered
by
the
vtaltlng
arenta.
Following
the
demonstration
the
local
agent
J.
B.
Agar,
invited
the
crowd
to
attend
a
dance
in
OWVA
hall
whore
splendid
music
was
furnished
and
a.
very
enjoyable
time
spent.
Refreshments
were
served
during
the
Of
Mrs.
Al
Harris
The
Print
Brass
Club
of
Heaaitoa
met
last
weak
at
the
home
f
lire.
S
J.
Wlnsby.
last
weak
atMrs.
W.
W
.Ander
son's,
prises
were
won
by
Mra.
A.
B.
raleoner
and
Mrs
SMITIIEUS
R.
J.
MeOoneU
of
.Stewart
expects
to
be
In
Bmlthem
In
April
to
ocenptete
a
deal
for
the
sale
of
the
Coronado
group
of
claims
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
to
Oapt
J
t.
O'Brien
f
nilaawfphls.
The
Coronado.
which
adjoins
the
Victory,
has
slrendy
received
considers
bit
development
and
ore
baa
gone
ss
high
a
too
in
value.
Another
rich
strike
of
ruby
silver
ore
has
aeea
made
In
the
lower
levels
of
the
Duthie
aalae.
With
water
conditions
Improving,
the
null
should
soon
be
producing
at
capacity
sgaln.
The
Parks
Board
has
applied
to
the
town
oouatcU
fat
a
grant
of
HMO
to
evening
and
thoae
who
attended
nnntmny
lU
."a
""B'f
aplendld
host.
Dr.
Brummitt
leturned
on
Friday
after
spending
several
days
at
Katum
Lake.
A
daughter
waa
born
at
Rosewood
on
Thursday
to
Mr.
and
Mra.
Alfred
Xgan
Henry
Oonroy
of
Kalum
Lake
.hvira
at
the
ivd
of
the
week.
in
Ma.
J.
K.
Oordon
arrived
from
Beat-tie
on
Wednoaday
and
will
apend
the
summer
in
Terrace.
snaking
of
a
chUdrsnh
piaygiound
In
the
public
park
oa
Main
Street
near
the
railway
station
a4
It
is
also
proposed
to
Mtanslwaly
beautify
the
square
there.
The
town
council
has
decided
to
pur
chase
the
old
Union
Bank
butlding
and
two
Iota
at
the
corner
of
aln
Street
and
Stweng
Avenue
The,
buMelng
will
be
usee)
as.
a
municipal
hU,
t
haa
an
asembly
teasa
ehicB
oan
ke
used
for
small
sseetuiga.
Under
the
firm
name
of
Smit!
Outage.
L
A.
Arnold
and
aon.
Ssalth
Arnold,
have
branched
out
Into
the
general
tra-wfer
and
taxi
buatnam
here
and
will
also
carry
sued
Unas
aa
coal
1.
R.
Turner,
manager
of
'he
Duthie,
this
time
of
year.
Richmond
s
tot.
ftamtbec
RVip
ul
last
week.
Mra.
J.
Roberto
and
son.
Oeorge.
of
Prince
Rupert
spent
the
first
of
laat
ek
In
Oallhsis.
Oeorge
has
been
transferred
as
the
Kaaaloops
division
Ui
the
service
ot
the
Canadian
Rational
Ball
ways.
Mra.
B.
Esoth
underwent
a
minor
operation
for
the
removal
of
umslla
in
W
g.
Baker
had
his
hand
painfully
bruised
and
cut
while
working
In
a
pit
under
an
engine
In
the
roundhouse
here
on
Monday.
The
final
dries
la
now
otr'jajr
the
sals
of
mieabarshlp
tickets
la
the
(Smlthera
haapltal
Two
teams
are
In
com
petition
and
are
working
hard
for
ef
aaaklng
the
asost
sales.
After
an
abasnse
of
s
year.
Mr.
A.
i.
Mclatyre
and
daughter
hare
returned
here
from
Oakland.
Caiuornia.
muie.
returned
to
8ml
the
ra
us
week
ill
.
.
r
eUewtug
a
trip
to
Mslson
where
hejjj
In
1
lie
Letter
BOX
mub
a
n
iMArMwtlm
nt
tmm
HmMri
nine
i
"
Duthie.
Headejuarters
Illlllj;
STt'liEVTH
IHtOAIirANTIVfl.
of
the
Henry
Motors
Kolter
IMUJ
Mews
here
are
undergone
a
major
epara.xin
The
aanuag
ot
tne
mure
snwraiu
which
will
make
of
the
premises
i
,:c
Assoistten
eg
the
department
of
Marlnr
,
kaf
the
finest
sutumebils
asKiwroama
m
ana
nanense
at
uusws
iron
pmcurum
,
the
north.
A
large
piste
glass
front
is
a
radio
etwaaeasttng
license
oringa
u
behag
piaoed
lu
the
ktjuhtUaf.
hack
as
she
old
proverb:
-mat
migni
Frank
Johnson
Seattle
to
attend
left
Isst
week
for
the
funeral
of
his
iri!
The
Heal
Beard
of
Tree
has
been
ia
rtgnv-
i
aiwaya
inougui
vni
Dominion
Oovernment
ss
general
ad-
minlatiator
of
the
natoln
waa
a
aecu
mother,
Mra.
T.
L
Stafford,
whose
death
lar
body.
Could
or
would
have
no
reii-oocuned
suddenly
in
the
southern
city-
lelous
nrefsrenee
in
matter-
pertaining
to
dlaerenee
of
opinion
between
reugi-
H.
Kvalnea
haa
been
a
patient
In
the
oua
btdies
That
is
a
eAiesiion
that
Smrthsra
Hospital
for
the
removal
of
should
Or
left
to
the
individual
v
an
eye
whieh
waa
.inlurad
sane
time
'decide
for
aisaself
or
herself.
Any
ago
In
a
logging
enerstlon
pa
on
the
'creed
or
no
creed
at
all
should
be
the
eossV
i
ll
DsVsw,atateeoveranmnt.
where
chhrch
sitd
state
are
separate
Institution
P
the
sovefHewet
wUI
confine
Itself
to
advised
that
IU
request
fur
special
looking
after
the
social,
moral
and
weekead
excursion
rates
between
Prince
eoaeutnlc
sffalm
of
the
nation,
they
wlU
Rupert
and
Smlthera
tma
been
granted,
be
doing
fine
Government
should
not
The
redueed
fares
will
lw
eCecUve
from
aectarlanlas
tf
one
religious
body
at-May
11
to
fientember
18.
tacks
another
with
the
weapon
of
truth
and
ctretrsys
ft.
Well
and
good.
If
Roada
throughout
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of
Continues
until
Easter
Louvre
Ladies'
Hats,
Coats,
Dresses
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
be
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
conic
in
navy,
brown,
fawn,
peach,
green,
etc.,
will
be
only
$5.95.
Tweed
Coats,
sizes
from
1G
to
40,
from
9.75
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
sizes
and
colors
and
the
sale
price
will
be
$12.95.
Ladies'
Navy
Blue
Coats,
moleskin
trimmed
and
silk
lined,
will
go
for
$27.50.
These
are
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
Eastcrtjdc
we
invite
your
inspection
of
our
stock
to
make
your
own
choice.
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