M;:lTll
2.
1923
I
l.,idin.
Ihc
2nd;
Saturday,
the
3rd;
and
Monday
the
lib
are
Dollar
Day
at
Jalmuw
Ol-R
DOLLAR
!AY8
WILL
SAVE
YOUR
DOLLARS
Vur
saving
will
b
from
25c
to
75c
on
every
dollar
nur-i,,,
...
We
offer
you
jrood
value.
si
I"
.ilti(s,
Boys'
Shirts.
Sale
price
'
8100
v.
.allien
Boyn'
fleece-lined
Shirtg
and
Drawer.'
Sale
2
for
fi
00
i
,
value
Boys'
atriped
Flanm
lette
NiKht
Gowns.
Sale
in
'i'
''
$'00
si
,
,
ilue
Boys
Blouses,
assorted
sizes.
Sale
price
.
.
.
fllon
.
I
value,
one
Dow
Tie,
4
Handkerchief,
4
Cufflinks.
Ali
l"
i"
91.00
si
:,o
and
$1.35
Ladles'
and
Misses'
House
Slippers.
Sale
for
$1.60
si
value,
eombrnatlon
of
1
Writinir
Tablet,
5
Pencils,
'
1
i
rise
Book
and
5
Scribblers,
all
for
$i
00
EXTRA
VALUES
l
:,',
dozen
Cotton
Crepe
Ladies'
House
Drews,
all
colors
.
.
i
.-i.es.
Sale
price
$1.00
.
.
i
iris'
White
Flannelette
Ni
ht
Cowns,
size
10-16,
for
$1.00
,
i
..idies'
Silk
and
Wool
Hose
for
$1.00
!ne
of
Children's
Bloomers.
Sule,
2
for
$1.00
s:
;-,
value
Children's
Sleepers,
sizes
1
and
2,
2
for
$1.00
a
hie
of
Children's
Cashmere
Hose,
2
pairs
for
..
$1.00
'
1
'.a
I
ue
Double
Knittlnj?
Wool,
all
colors,
3
.skeins
for
$L00
,
;,iue
Shetland
Floss,
9
skeins
for
$1.00
..
h
e
Monarch
Floss
Wool,
fi
halls
for
$1.00
ah.e
Ladies'
Cotton
Brassiers,
trimmed
with
beautiful
extra
special
value,
2
for
$1.00
hie
of
Printed
Chintz.
inches
wide.
Sale,
yards
'
$1.00
!
alue
Grey
Cotton,
40
inches
wide,
5
yards
for
$1.00
U
nite
Flannelette,
5
yards
for
$1.90
:!ue
White
Cotton.
inches
wide.
5
yards
for
.
.
$1.00
.!
of
Spun
Silk,
during
this
sale
only,
l'L.
yds.
for
$1.00
.ilue
Tea
Towelling.
7
yards
for
$1.00
lue,
36
Inches
wide,
wool
flannel,
l'j
yard
for
..
$1.00
l
'
ee
are
only
the
item
listed
in
this
paper,
many
other
i"
awaiting
your
in
fiction
and
are
on
display
on
our
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Plinnr
''l"
Corner
3ri
and
7th
WHE
RE?
i
have
phoned
our
dwtnr
hnpinir
that
he
can
help
your
x?t
well.
He
comes
and
writes
a
prescription
for
the
he
knows
will
five
relief.
Then
comes
the
questions
('.-re
will
it
be
filled
as
the
doctor
ordered?"
"Where
'
e
filM
with
pure
full-strength
drugs?"
We,
at
Omwa,
mud
of
tha-reputation
that
causes
so
many
people
to
place
i
trust
in
our
alolitv
to
fill
their
prescription
aa
they
-!
'"
filled.
I
I
UK
DRUGS
ACC
I'
RACY
PROMPT
DELIVERY
3
Graduate
Pharmachte
to
Serve
You
fines
IML
Trfic
Pioneer
Dntarisls
THIRD
AVE
SIXTH
ST.
-TELEPHONES
ft?t200
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
THE
DAINTIBST
UKKAKr
AST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
CoW
Storage
Co.,
'
Prince
Rupert.
R.C
Canadian
National
Largcd
Kaihoay
Syilcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
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t'ltlNCE
KITLItT
for
VAM
Ol
VKU.
VH'TOUIA.
81.
Intermediate
point,
each
Mill)
W.
9
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a
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and
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11th
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(or
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all
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United
AGENCY
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UNIQUE
VIEW
OF
RELATIONS
WITH
BRITAIN
Letter
ti
Manchester
Guardian
From
Unite
State
Sets
Forth
View
of
American
(roup
An
interesting
totter
by
writer
from
the
United
States
"fmpUlning
of
Brit-leh
treatment
of
American
in
ttie
press
and
giving
the
United
States
view
was
recently
published
in
the
Manchester
Guardian
aa
follows:
Bir,-
The
modest
public
library
of
thu
small
city
en
Ion
tan
vmJiW
picture:
one
the
receipt
of
your
weekly
'H
ue.
and
the
other
the
receipt
of
the
I
Illustrated
London
Rev.
Both
are
oagTly
and
carefully
read
by
our
cltl-zmv
in
a
resent
leader
note
you
make
I
the
very
w:
observation
that
there
u
u
L,:i
rim
of
Americana
who
do
im:
ini
to
receive
much
notice
In
y
in-
i.ubl?d
ae.
it
u
very
true
that
'
thwe
la
in
America
a
clan
of
people.
I
p?rhu;s
numerous
as
your
whole
papulation,
which,
w
far
aa
culture.
!
education,
and
general
plane
of
living
jarjf
concerned,
aem
to
be
as
fine
aa
janyihLuK
you
may
offer.
The
faet
that
i
tu.y
are
ignored
In
your
preae
I
can-net
believe
Is
due
to
lack
of
knowledge
!of
them.
A
ItKAL
NATION
I
know
that
luropeana
have
hard
work
to
unde.-atand
that
this
Is
a
real
nation
concerned
with
Its
own
affUa
and
having
a
patriotism
of
iU
own.
Too
ofleu
we
are
deemed
merely
a
convenience
bureau
fcr
the
dumping
of
surplus
pcpuuttciu
and
the
target
for
all
In-tereita
except
our
own.
The
large
moderately
wealthy
section
of
the
American
public,
which
la
the
real
backbone
of
Amarlca.
u
composed
of
those
people
who
are
descended
troaB
the
first-corn
-era
of
1820-1050
and
who
ham
a
straight
line
of
American
ancestry
associated
with
all
phases
of
our
history
and
de-velopmsm.
Thu
class
of
Americans
u
the
one
which
during
the
war
gave
of
1U
means
"until
it
hurt"
to
buy
bonds
for
the
Uterty
Lot
ui
to
feed
Belgium,
and
at
cattle
feeds
that
white
flour
might
be
tent
to
your
bores
Somehow
we
thougth
we
had
been
rather,
generous
and
had
done
considerable
for
the
OM
Country
Reading
the
t
trades
on
things
American
from
some
of
your
prumtueat
(
citizens
we
are
soreiy
punsied.
We
read
i
in
your
press
of
events
which
we
rawer
I
dreamed
of
:
we
see
featured
ecawsala
asMl
1
Crimea
unknown
to
us.
We
see
accounts
!
of
all
the
rrooda
and
calamines,
but
we
I
see
no
mentis
of
tfee
labors
we
are
prosecuting
around
toe
world
for
the
J
good
of
mankind,
or
of
any
mention
of
.
the
huge
movements
far
upttft
ana
pall-i
anthrophy
in
our
own
land
No
'
good
thing
about
this
land
appears
to
be
i
waleon
reeding
to
the
Bnglish
IJIKOI'KAN
mitNAU.i;
Then,
having
resolved
to
than
snores
sections
of
Ttarope
who
are
like
barna-i
clee
on
the
ship
of
state
and
wo
do
not
become
assimilated,
an
element
respon-!
si
Die
for
a
large
share
of
tne
crime
and
'
trouble
which
you
like
to
rend
about.
wo,
the
tits
arastlsan
stack,
find
our-,
salves
heM
up
to
blame
and
censure
tor
.the
faults
of
that
very
Suropsan
eul-jturt
whiab
yea
believe
wo
auk.
i
lleve
we
have
a
sufflerent
aaaount
of
uropoaa
culture
settled
on
our
ande
to
last
us
a
great
while,
and
wo
are
thankful
for
the.
restriction
laws,
which
are
our
soot
aajaniia
i
for
preearrnilon
on
the
lines
tan
fathers
laM
down.
In
the
recent
Sbrai
Vanaottl
case,
what
does
this
ekm
of
Asa
art
cans
read
In
your
prevt
What
violent
attacks
upon
oar
courts
and
governor,
all
far
to
aaoe
of
two
scoundrels
who
won
supplied
with
funds
to
take
aavantaae
ot
every
loophole
in
the
law
to
delay
justice
end
secure
liberty
I
In
the
endeavor
to
be
fair
to
criminals
our
mescy
to
them
Is
accounted
a
orune.
Many
of
our
mlddle-etaes
Anwleana
have
visited
your
ehorea
and
know
the
ov
at
vknttaur
thdM
akiane
liklna
ass1
have
sat
In
WastasiMter
completely
overwhelmed
by
the
contemplation
of
the
Abbey
and
the
partial
leaMsntlan
of
Its
history.
Is
not
Shakespim
our
possession
aa
well
as
yours?
OM
not
our
aa-rcstora
aitat
In
the
ereotton
of
all
those
historic
buMdtnga
whlah
are
the
glory
of
Inglandf
riot
your
literal
me
eur
especial
Joy?
Do
not
our
authora
and
travellers
give
grateful
tribute
to
It
all?
What
do
we
receive
In
return?
Does
It
help
frtendllneea?
Of
all
the
parte
that
afflict
these
shores
the
woatt
la
the
Johnny
Bull
who
la
newer
satisfied
with
things
American.
aHheueti
he
seems
to
stay
and
thrive.
Usually
his
brasxing
remains
until
hta
first
return
vtett
to
Ma
old
home.
Thereafter
he
Is
usually
silent.
AMKfllPAN
PB8TS
We
do
not
Judge
all
English
people
by
the
samples
we
receive
here,
fortunate
for
you
that
we
do
not!
Bo
we
would
ssk
for
your
charity
when
you
It
clears
the
Throat
PERTUSSIN
hai
an
tmuiua!
beneficial
effect.
Those
whose
throats
are
over
srmitive
will
find
thl
harmless
cough
remedy
a
source
of
quick
relief
and
laiting
benefit.
Safe
to
take
at
often
aa
required
because
it
it
entirety
free
from
harm'ul
drugs,
At
aO
d
rut
(tit
i.
bottles
Me
and
$1
JO
Safe
tor
Every
Cough
H3
tixtnt
mnrg-
pidj?
rrva
'.4.
BUI
Thompsons."
or
other
dema-
fagues.
Nor
are
Cnevtertona'.
There
U
a
happy
position
which
we
may
all
.leek
to
oocupy.
Your
paper
seems
em
inently
fair
to
A
men
can
readers.
Were
It
not
mi
we
would
not
have
It
In
our
library,
Wc
thank
you
for
Utla
and
nafe
your
Kod
work
continues.
Yourx.
etc..
WIIJJAM
B,
DROWNE
North
Adams.
Mast.
Jump
Nvslilt
t.
Well
known
ploimr
fuwierior
ni
owwsri
camp,
wn.t
a
jh-
-snaid
tlie
Ptiuiis
it-.i.r
i
"""
o
I
Sichmoecl9s
Louvre
ntroductory
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
be
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
Hand
Tailored
Suits
t
In
Kasha,
Gabardines,
Tricolcttes,
Serges,
trimmed
with
real
moleskin,
squir-
,
rcl,
fox.
and
embroidery,
will
be
on
sale
on
Friday
and
Saturday
only
at
25
cents
on
the
dollar
less.
.
.
.
Approximate!)
375
New
Season's
.
LADIES'
SPRING
HATS
v
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.
Rih
tee
those
American
peats
who
disgrace
us.
They
do
not
represent
the
true
American
type
any
jneee
than
New
York
Olty
la
a
type
of
Aaetlcn
city.
That
huge
section
of
Ajnerloan
life
which
is
the
becMone
and
bulwark
of
American
opinion
la
not
a
soatton
which
is
much
featured-
in
the
press.
It
to
the
section
which
carried
thrown,
the
Prohibition
AsMndBMnt.
It
vm
an
Ideal.
You
seems-
us
of
havdfce;
no
tetania,
and
when
we
de
find
one
It
la
the
target
far
your
united
worn
and
rtdleute
Certainly
the
Xugllah
people
have
a
task
of
their
own
If
they
wish
to
secure
the
loyal
friendship
of
this
huge
class
ot
Americana
which
yea
aro,hnd
enough
In
have
brought
ftn-.
the
aeut)on
of
your
readers.
We
are
not
composed
of
BOOXS
OF
TRAVEL
I
AT
THE
LIBRARYi
Keren!
Additions
to
the
rollrrtlen
n-eludeil
Seteral
Outstanding
IhMikK
The
reivnt
bonks
of
travel
Include
at'vcra!
rather
outstanding
books.
Theia
l
n
new
book
by
De
Oesendowskt.
which
althouith
not
coiuldered
Just
ai
good
ai
mme
of
the
preceding
books
of
his.
Is
very
reid
ihle.
There
are
also
several
otiiors
by
writers
ot
renown,
tin-
ruiciw!ii
beliiH
inrluded
In
the
list:
"My
Life
as
an
Explorer,"
by
Raold
Amundsou.
Bible
Limits
Toduy."
by
W.
T.
Kllla.
VC
,u.'-'-.intJnople."
by
H.
O.
Dwlght.
'homuMt'.c
Prnnre."
by
X.
Blsner.
"Westmiuoier
Abbey."
by
Beatrice
Home.
"Jungle
Paths
and
Inca
Ruins,"
by
W.
M
atrQovein
"Romance
of
Exniviitlon,"
by
David,
Mastrrn.
"Blade
Haiti."
by
Blnlr
Nlles.
'Oasts
nni!
8tnui
m,"
by
T.
Oaaen
clowakl.
Dtk
of
Pirates."
by
Howard
Pyle.
In
the
Smith
Sens"
by
U
L
Steven
"tllVB,
aj
IMIKIt
AH..
Advertise
in
the
Pally
Ntwa
t
JLia
7
mono
s
ICANADIAftT
ouvre
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketrlilkan.
M
ranted,
Juneau,
anil
skajway
Marrh
II,
IL
SI.
Tu
Yatu-unter.
Vlrtorla
and
Seattle
larrh
A.
1
April
4,
I'KIMKtiM
UHA1
KICK.
,
:
I'or
Butfdsle,
Cast
llrtln
Ileiu.
Oeean
rails,
Nsmu,
tlerl
Hay
Camiilirli
Itlver,
und
Vanruuter
every
Haturd4i.
II
a.m.
Agency
Mr
all
Hteamshlp
Lines.
Iull
Informal
Imi
Imm
IV.
C.
UllCIIARIt,
Heneral
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
street
and
Snl
Avrnae.
Prince
Kupert,
ac
mone
Jt
T
City
Meat
Market
(SELM0
mtos.
.Irtl
Avenue
Thonc
763
MEAT-
FISH,
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and
AM.
KINDS
OF
"NOKWEfllAN
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at
low
priers,
ami
irrmn'tHRte
delivery
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All
articles
niv
of
nu'rior
quality
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boliitly
frrsh.