PAQE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
The
Daily
News
WHAT
I
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
"
PRINCE
RUPEBT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Am
Told
to
Haiolcl
C,
Burr
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Kinert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
Hv
WILLIAM
BEEBE
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Edi.or
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
APPRECIATING
NEWS
ANGU)-H.VPTIAN
TREATY
(Winnipeg
Free
Press)
Tuesday,
April
10,
192e
Daring
the
past
week
or
two
this
paper
has
almost
doubled
the
:
amount
of
telegraphic
news
received
daily,
thus
seriously
increasing
tne
Dill
Tor
telegraph
tolls.
That,
along
with
the
decrease
in
the
INTERIOR
MINKS
TO
FORE
It
is
satisfai
;r
in
m;i.u
while
mining
has
heei;
getting
much
publicity
and
gr
ater
!te!v-t
etery
where
is
lieing
taKen
in
mining
roperlies.
the
n-n-t
h.-i
ri
interior,
purtinil.-irly
iln-
KulkU-y
country.
Mas
la-en
mitki.'g
gnoi!
-rog-css.
.Mines
h,-i
1
ciiaiiceil
hands
and
capital
for
d
.
.-lopr.ii-ii!
has
been
secured.
W'r
e,ieti
to
see
this
ontinue'1.
A-
In
vmiK
n'MreeiK,
the
mining
pithin-
will
ne
attracted
to
the
rich
iroiert
les
of
litnlson
Bay
.M
1
ui
1
1
1
;.
1
n
.
the
Ka-
bine,
lopley.
and
Haeitnn
aim
p!ai
(
een
nearer
1.1
I'rnn
will
come
into
their
own.
They
choose
to
chew
JmOfBSOR
KOTnU.'aUlll.
MgmSaaBI
FaakaaiBaV
BaWaaBBA.
aHMekK-
illpe:
CONSIDER
THE
ANTS
Now
ants
and
mammals
appeared
at
much
the
same
perm
I.
the
mesozoic,
in
im-
worid'
historv
;
but
took
different
directions,
each
succeeding
where
the
other
failed,
says
Sir
William
I'.each
Thomas
in
the
London
oie-orver
unci:
iv
iewing
the
in
u
hook
on
tin
life
of
l-'orel.
The
ant
society
i.-
a
female
society,
w
hich
(lex
eloped
u
hereditary
smial
insliiict
o
perto.-t
that
tne
animal-
can
!i-
successfully
"without
chieftain.-,
guuie.-.
police
or
laws
in
an
j-lmir:-b'
co-nrdinatod
state
of
alien
h;
"
ll
tlie
highci
nianimi-.ls
attempt
this
"they
at
mice
tall
back
iiiio
such
a
triumphant
state
ot
b.
igaiidac
that
they
are
compelled
to
siihmi'
once
more
to
the
rule
of
chieftains."
A:
s
may
he
said
to
m
c-rtain)x
siipreme
among
he
o
cial
anarchifts
as
man
among
the
individualists,
ili.-nigli
u,ui!
and
again
his
Solomon.-
haxe
con.-ideied
the
ant
and
tried
to
conform
to
!u-r
methods:
as
if
ll.cx
neld
the
education
creed
tluit
the
proper
study
of
mankind
is
not
man.
but
man
pin-
n--.
Hurrying
fathers
and
impatient
children
cant
bolt
it
-
The
crunchy
crisp
shreds
aid
digestion
and
build
good
muscle
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
i
.-v
-
r
.
,
i
,(
u
u
a
n
t
nii
tn
be?
SUBSCRIITION
RATES
I.
JTL.
,
'
-.-
.
dm...
City
Deliveryby
mftil
or
.currier,
yearly
jenod,
Mud
In
advance
$6.00
W
amount
of
cientirir
work
done."
For
!Mer
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
mouth
...v.....
60
1
ttL
M
V
Jf
ft
v
r
Byfoail
to
all
flirts
ol'
NorLhrn
and
Central
British
Columbia,
I
?isnui!tudc
was
lent
toltitt
deciar-
paia
in
aavaaee
lor
yearly
period
,
$::.00
atioivff
winiam
BmIw
by
tne
uaturai-
Or
four
mfihs
for
sfl.00
'
himself.
He
lurried
up
from
hU
Bylmail
to
all
other-parts
of
British
Columbia;
the
British
basement
laboratory
one
hot
asturaay
Emrjjre
and
United
States,
piid
in
advance
per
year
....
S6.00
rttrnoon
JU,y
"T
w
"
."L"Z
Brfoa
to
all
other
countries,
r
year
,
$7.5,
JZJX.
Z
a
hall
holiday
flrom
hU
-engrossing
Transient
Display
Advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
$1.4
J
vortl
H
'
Transient
Advertising
-op
Front
Page,
per
inch
$2.80
Local
Readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
25
i
"I'm
really
nothing
Classified
Advertising,
per
iftaertton.
oer
word
2"f
Beebe
disclaims.
but
a
scientist."
j
"BUppOK
I
do
Legal
Notices,
each
Insertion
per
.
Mate
line
15
,
writ
popular
books
on
nnr.-rai
hiswry.
RateaTn
Alld
M
that
"n
Contract
Application
TT
'
'
Just
another
nun.
People
teem
M
like
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
nnd
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
98
86
my
essays,
but
I
write
them
tne
way
1
go
10.
the
theatre
or
play
a
game
til
tennis
lor
the
fun
I
get
out
of
It.
The
kind
of
thing
I
Ilka
to
do
beat
la
purely
technical
stuff
that
nobody
raada."
This
man.
who
deaeenda
fearlessly
to
1
(the
ocean
floor
smong
octopuses
harks
and
other
marine
man
-killer
was
shy
about
facing
anything
ai
harmless
as
a
reporter
crease
in
circulation
accompanying
the
drop
in
the
price
helped
10
never
p""ade
me
to
write
my
own
me
some
extent
to
offset
the
lnxs
life?
We
have
had
some
compliments
on
the
amount
of
sport
news
reeefved
daily
over
the
wire.
It
fet
hoped
to
eentiitue
this
feature.
While
it
is
m'pos.xiliie
ai
rr-cii;
u
make
a
liijr
sport
rnpe.
h
the
big
city
dailies,
mil'
n
.,1
the
;niiortaiit
sport
news
will
.
t'oum1
on
the
from
page
along
vi;ii
in..
r'S.'M'a!
news
of
the
ila.v.
DR.TREMAYNE
Victoria,
as
assistant
quarantine
offloer
of
Dr.
H.
E.
Tremayne
of
this
city
will
Premier
King's
statement
to
Parliament
upon
the
question
ofiremove
Prince
Rupert's
pioneer
Anile-Egyptian
treaty
adds
to
the
signif
icance
of
the
situation,
1
mi
wh0
wml
k"wn
In
asitlitinn
tn
rlnarinir
mi
the
uwrninir
nnfli-
Imlivoon
urhut
Mr
ine
u
nlnl'
Kiiif
had
previously
stated
in
Parliament
and
Lord
Salisbury's
comment
upon
it.
This
treaty
was
drafted
in
London.
The
Britiah
Foreign
Office,
conceiving
it
to
be
an
Empire
treaty,
drew
it
up
in
terms
thus
describing
it;
and
the
Dominions,
having
been
made
fully
cognizant
ot
Hb
provisions,
were
aeked
to
indicate
whether
they
desired
to
as-eoeiate
tbemeelves
with
Great
Britain
in
completing
it.
Had
they
desired
to
do
so
it
would
have
been
necessary
for
each
of
them
to
appoint
a
plenipotentiary
to
sign
the
treaty.
Under
the
new
arrangement
the
British
Government
cannot
give
powers
to
a
plenipotentiary
enabling
htm
to
sign
for
Canada,
or
any
other
Dominion.
Canada
decided
not
to
associate
herself
with
theMreaty;
and
apparently
this
was
the
decision
of
the
other
Dominions
as
well.
Whereupon
the
British
Government
changed
the
treaty
from
one
affecting
ifee
Empire
to
one
affecting
only
Great
Britain;
and
it
waa
completed
by
the
signatures
nf
the
plenipotentiaries
who
held
full
power
for
Great
Britain
granted
by
the
Xing
upon
the.
dyice
of
his
'
"
''
"
Ministers
in
Great
Britain.
-
-
An
ounce
of
example
Is
sometimes
worth
a
ton
of
argument;
and
here
we
have
thorough
work-out
of
the
principle
of
the
control,
at
will,
of
its
foreign
relations
by
each
British
nation.
The
Egyptian
treaty
dealt
with
very
important
matters
but
it
was
a
treaty
between
Great
Britain
and
Egypt,
not
between
the
British
Empire
and
Kgypt.
In
what
way.
if
any,
could
the
treaty,
had
it
bepn
ratified
by
Egypt,
affect
Canadian
interests?
I'
it
resulted
in
war.
as
con
ceivably
it
might,
the
situation
would
then
arise
about
which
Genernlj
Hertzng
and
General
Smuts
have
been
so
spiritedly
debating
in
Cajwtown.
Would
Canada
be
involvei
technically
in
such
a
war?
Could
she
at
will
declare
her
neutrality?
General
Rmuts
said
the
ones'
io"
xv.-i.i
academic
and
that
there
was
no
sense
in
worrying
about
It,
which
is
as
sensible
a
remark
upon
the
point
as
has
yet
been
made.
esteemed
Announcement
of
Dr.
Tremaynes
transfer
was
made
yesterday
and
he
expects
to
leave
for
IJeW
Osborn
curator
of
the
American
Museum
of
Natural
Hlatcry
In
New
York.
The
other
was
Theodora
R'ne-
IT
T
I
T
J'u",rcu"!1
very
sen
pect
for
biographical
matter
Do
you,
..you
WMn.,
wnoUy
ous
-
one.
However,
advertising
has
been
correspondingly
heavy
for
know
I've
got
a
!6oo
bet."
he
oontin-
JJltu1d
m
htr
mlnd
Uuit
Ule
rert
of
mc
ijbbl
wcira
mi
niiii
n
i
iiojifii
lit
ai
IBUSl
nreUK
even.
1
ne
111-
ueu.
Wltn
a
magazine
rawer
.nai
i
th.
family
Ut
knem
knew
wm,-
wha:
VM
Kg,,
for
the
thread
of
the
atorf
aaaln
"She
was
a
very
learned
woman
and
dvrn't
try
to
in-"Agalnst
my
own
inclination
I
might
nuenoe
me
hamelf
But
the
waa
worry-
uu.MlMlila
Imn
MBrii
IntA
.
rt
.
.
.
.
.
j
evwiiii
w
.
"--
"."..
iua-
one
any
sne
jum
hi
i
wm
n
im
-
uiiMnm-
nu.
uui
uuuutam
wj
sen
ana
wos
tne
train
lor
new
xora
10
ttiat
r.i
t
e
olKsuIr
"I
tueH
I
!;il
I1!Y
::i':;k
.il)0l!
w.,t:.
I
:
nut
ai
En?
Or..
ho.
I
Eien
r
hi
n
I
'
t
s
I
Will.
feu
But
-lie
:uml!v
11k.11
:..lt
i.
pi
Ol
bOX
ceuldi.
afford
th
ere
I
(H:.1
!o
iond
p.tyni-
to'1
Sefl,
p:;
l;ec!
1)1;:
:
line:
n;iii:
!:ke
miT-hiM.
(lee
.
rpiiiereliei
.
'i.
hi-1
Pir
'liple
Dl'llHl!
imr.n
wn
ol
MOHI
red
C):h
ii
,
N
.!
I
!
-distance.
1
ilk-
lii
I!1:
i:gl
ii.'h
mi
:
in
,il:i
he
'.Tl-icaitniir
1
1
1
1
1
1
:
'x
PROVED
SUCCESS
the
south
Thuisday
night.
Mrs.
TreV
mayne
and
family,
also
xvell
known
and
SNJOVAIJI.H
TIME
AT
AM
.IL
EVENT
popular,
will
follow
next
week
They
i
LAtfT
BWAIMt
IAPHIC
Ul.lt.K.
will
take
up
residence
at
William
Bead.
At'SI'H'HM
Dr.
Tremayne
and
family
came
north
m
aw
ns
up
rsano
hi
Th,
annual
daffodil
ball
held
last
katla
until
December
1900.
when
they
njfnt
ln
thf
1QOX
uud
:M
moved
out
to.
Prince
Rupert
townalto
uuaplCM
of
,ta
QuM
Mary
chapter.
Jong
before
there
was
any
vestige
of
r
rj.D
E
proved
to
be
an
outstanding
the
present
city
Dr
Tremayne
followed
evwu
Tht
,,,,
wu
uoautllully
decor-private
practice
here
and
also
became
flowers,
daffodils
,ti
with
aprlng
pre-quarantlne
and
immigration
doctor
!w
dominating
,h
whele
scheme
being
the
port
tarty
in
the
war.
Dr
Tre-
und,r
mr.tiul,
ur,.
D.
Thomaon
mayne.
after
passing
the
first
men
th1
afuaic
was
pkrMded
by
Kaitman'a
tuiuted
here,
himself
went
overseas
an
k.
.
annn.iiM
lor
several
years
was
aUtMned
at
clm.
dki
to
the
admirable
uraagemenw
aiiorneltfra.
neturnlng
to
the
elty
after
,.f
Wr.
n
P
h
.hi.
iwtv
ton,
wwr,.,kje
main
eataatMhe
Himself
of
helpey
and
the
efforts
off
master
of
in
practise
oere.
resununf!
ine
poai
m
ossnaonlea
A.
I.
Bewtt-Jones.
quarantine
-jid
Immigration
doctor
-n-v-u-,
tat
the
refrsah-
hert.
On
the
being
divided
laat
p-st
q,,,,
mi,
m
ttorrttujton
and
Mrs
tail.
Dr.
Tremayne
continued
aa
lnunl-
wuw
uoore
sad
tbey
were
aided
by
gratloa
doctor
while
Dr
L.
W.
Kergln
Mn
-
Andrew.
Mra.
n
Leolne
and
became
quarantine
doctor
Who
will
u
Q
,
Mlnnil
The
punch
bowl
waa
succeed
Dr.
Tremayne
as
immigration
charge
ol
Mrs.
Braas
and
Mrs.
Wll-doetor
here
Is
not
yet
announced
Dr.
nun
Millar
Tremayne
Is
also
president
of
the
Prince
An
mtreet!ii
feature
of
the
event
Rupert
Medical
AaaoclHtion
as
well
aa
the
drnwln,
for
the
cheat
which
physician
to
the
Pint
Worth
B.C
Regl-
,
-,..
Hunter
with
ticket
ment,
103nd
Battalion
C.E.K
Mrs
Tremayne
has
ever
been
prominent
and
popular
In
local
society
circles,
particularly
In
the
work
of
the
Red
Cross
Society
The
doctor,
his
wife
and
family
will
nil
be
missed
here
by
their
many
friends
Miss
Dorothy
Tremayne
on
the
"tuff
of
the
C.NJl.
division
freight
asent
will
alao
go
aouth
as
well
ns
the
younger
girls,
Audrey
and
Prances
Mlaa
Pete
Tremayne
la
train
ing
for
a
nurse
ln
the
Henry
Pord
Hospital
at
Detroit.
'Michigan
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince,
Rupert
j
The
'Trades
tabor
Oounct)
meeting
laat
night,
appointed
i
mlttee
consisting
of
R.
J
T
I
Thompson
and
J.
Hammond
at
Its
com-
Rose.
W.
E
to
wait
upon
the
city
council
with
the
request
that
the
federal
government
be
aeked
for
a
proper
explanation
of
a
statement
j
recently
made
by
Blr
Robert
Borden
as
to
why
the
lcal
dry
dook
cannot
be
used
for
shipbuilding
In
the
war
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
hns
presented
to
the
Red
Cross
Society
a
parcel
of
seventy
number
1.
W.
Braas
had
charge
ot
taking
tickets.
The
"Flu"
LEFT
HER
WITH
A
"VEI7Y
WEAK
HEART
Mr.
Jieulah
Domose,
Pleasant
Hirer,
writes:
-"IJariig
suffered
with
the
'flu'
a
few
years
ago,
I
was
left
with
a
yety
weak
heart.
"I
was
unable
to
go
About,
and
could
not
do
my
houaework.
"1
would
get
disay
spells
and
would
hare
to
go
and
lis
down.
"I
could
not
sleep
at
night
as
the
least
little
noli
would
wake
tat
up.
"I
tried
different
kinds
of
medicine,
bat
they
seenisri
to
do
me
ne
good.
"X
friend
recommended
I
hare
used
fire
boxes
and
am
much
better;
do
not
get
those
dluy
spells,
and
eaa
do
my
own
work
as
well
as
erer."
Price
BOc
a
box
at
all
drugglts
and
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co.,
Limited,
Tartrate,
Oat,
I
jfk
IP
mm
wlah
a
orltle
In
the
"hiii
hnlrt
I
marry
one.
It
la
tke
only
aura
way
ot
conuntilng
bar
hind
in
the
Kltsumkalum
THOM
oM
enough
to
be
eaparu
an.
rn-Ma
from
Terra
oe
a
com-
a)yalng
bumaa
leattng
usually
tmt
tbey
l
iUtiui
of
John
Conway
anfl
haven
t
any.
nTiTn
nAiimif
J
B
Kori
h
wnted
u
go
B
IlllVl
I
n
li''
'-tle
-Btfraf
1U
disposal.
,
THOSE
wb
think
sbasnaelvea
batwr
VlUillll
uUu
1
11
than
the
rest
of
mankind
usually
ate
H.
Levin
arrived
la
the
city
this
not.
riOMXK
I'llVhH'IAN
IIEIIt:
S1NTK
llll'V
TO
JOIN
HILLUM
lll:.4l)
morning
after
having
spent
some
time
-
at
the
not
prince
near
Juneau
On
THIS
I
the
season
of
the
year
wrnn
bai
arrival
here,
he
waa
advised
tbat
.the
averaae
vounc
mad
thinks
he
would
HI
akavtim.
STAr
r
nU
wilr
nad
t)etn
murdered
at
Cordova
like
to
be
raising
cMebarn.
Transfer
to
William
Head
station
near
I
laat
month
NO
one
would
worry
mucn
about
firing
the
furnace
in
hall
It
Is
toting
out
the
ashes
that
makes
the
thought
obnoxious
IT
you
want
a
Ufa
job,
gat
married
or
secure
an
appointment
to
the
Canadian
senate.
OUHVIUJ!
la
gone
south
to
the
finishing
Mheo)
for
box
era.
I
hope
It
does
not
see
his
flniah.
TBtOal!
waa
onoe
a
little
town
Not
of
vary
great
renown.
Where
boxing
was
art
and
a
science
That's
whet
Qiao
Ourvioh
fought
And
all
aorta
of
honors
sought
But
-
be
want
aouth
to
learn
'
INDOOR
PICNIC
AT
FIRESIDE
CLUB
IS
ThE
VERY
LATEST
The
regular
monthly
social
meeting
of
the
PI
reside
Club
waa
held
ln
toe
church
parlors
last
night
An
Indoor
picnic
was
enjoyed
by
the
members
of
the
club,
while
old
Ume
songs,
games
and
contest
made
the
evening
a
particular
nappy
one.
Refreshments
were
then
served
In
real
picnic
style
bringing
the
evening
to
a
close.
L.
B.
Warner,
publisher
of
the
Interior
News
at
Bmttheri
and
president
of
the
Associated
Boat.
of
Trade
of
Central
Britiah
CoiumL..
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Calais
?
marnliiK
following
a
visit
to
Stewart
and
will
be
the
speaker
at
the
dinner
of
the
Prlnoe
Rupert
Brm-J
of
Trade)
tonight.
Tomorrow
morning.
Mr.
Warner
artll
proceed
to
the
Interior
to
visit
the
boards
of
Trade
at
Bums
Lake,
Vander-hoof,
Prlnoe
Oeorge
and
MeBrMe
before
returning
to
his
home
at
Smithers.
MINERAL
ACT
(Porm
P.)
CKtrriHCATR
or
imi'uovbmknth
NIITICK
Princess
Pat.
Lot
4SM:
Pilot.
Lot
4307;
R.A.P..
Lot
4H8:
Observer.
Lot
4898.
Mineral
Claim,
aituete
in
the
Atlin
Mining
Division
of
Oeeslar
DketrleV
Where
located:
On
Munro
Mountain
about
fqur
miles
from
the
town
of
Atlin
TAKE
NOTICE
that
wa.
Jamea
Btos.es
and
C.
R.
Frsser.
Pre
Miner's
Certificate
No.
8SO-oo06.1,
intend,
sixty
days
from
the
dnte
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mlnrng
Recorder
for
s
Certificate
of
Improvement,
for
tlie
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Oram
of
the
above
claim.
Aud
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
eeatl-w
8S
must
be
commenced
before
the
issue
of
such
Certificate
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
Mti
day
of
March.
A
D
1928.
II.
MoN.
rRABBR.
A4nt.
i
Tutdy,
April
.
I
T-
t
mliiai
k
tYtm
T
fAiiM
.
aft
mai
!-
yamML
,
.,
.
V
Mr.
Beake
took
up
Prof.
Oahorn
what
he
would
do
aixiut
I'm
heard
Osborn
tell
thl
Ht'orx
luni.-elf
She
Mind
riuyx
..tK-l-know
win!"
ritoiiefl
'.ic
-lie
bast
a
am
who
ixtgs
and
birds
ans)
didn't
do
with
blm
Vadam.
p:
ifessor.
-you
should
con-
mcs.ii
ne
luckiest
womeni
At
iiwnrd
Ti.odpre
Roosevelf
hom
he
me;
uiroia:)
Prof
Osborn
also
ad-x-!ecl
he:
jn
him
his
head.
WUllaan
BeeiH
ha-
f.
i
uotten
Rocsevelfs
exact
word-
lie-
-hey
must
have
characteristically
can
ud
conviction.
"After
ituh.ic
'
he
roncludea.
"I
became
a.
scientist
"
N.xt
Qtprg
H
Cohan,
ipx-.
wM
by
Public
Ledger.
y
FoKw
Hands
'
vv
XWiX
CIGAR.ETTES
I
Man
in
the
Moon
I
DEMAND
J
1
ii
u
,
i
r
1
1
i
at
1
"Rupert
Brand"
9
ippers
"THE
DAINTIBST
BUBAKPAST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Cv
Lf
I'rlnce
Kupert.
TLC
P.
an
ad
ian
National
Qic
Largcft
Railway
Syflcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Calllngsj
from
I'HINCE
hi
i-kkt
for
VAMCorvrn.
virroniA.
skatti.e
audi
intormedlste
;olnt.
each
rill
Ksliw
and
si
WAV
at
11
p
:i
For
KKTCIIIU
AN
mid
AN
VOX.
each
WIKMXD
.
4
p
m.
Por
HTEWAIIX
eacb
SATI
RIIAV
at
in
p
m
Por
NORTH
anil
SOI
Til
tl
I
ftN
rilAHI.OT.TF.
II.AM,
Fortnightly
PAHSKNOF.ll
TKAINH
I.RAVE
I'KINC
K
RI'PKItT
Each
MONOAV.
WLONBaitAV
and
MAT!
Ill)
A
V
at
11
80
am
tor
I'KIM
E
aX)ltOK.
EDMONTON.
UINNII'RO.
all
point
Bastern
Oanada.
Uniten
States
AOENCV
AU.
OCEAe,
HTMAMNIIIP
LINTS,
(la
Canadian
Natlmial
Express
for
.Money
Older.
Furelgn
Cheques,
etc..
aho
lor
your
nett
shipment,
citv
TirKtrr
omer,.
na
tiiiiio
r...
ruiNce
KUrr.nT.
rhn
ttt
canadianJ
PACinc
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Krtrtilksn.
tvrsngell,
Juneau,
ami
Kkngwny
March
SI,
April
11,
21.
To
Vanemiter.
Victoria
anil
Seattle
Arll
4,
,
11.
I'lllNCllsiH
ROYAL
l'r
IhitnUle,
Kast
llella
IWIIu,
Oeean
rails.
Nsmu,
Alert
Ila.v.
CemiilMill
Hler
and
Vancouver
eery
Friday.
10
p.m.
Agenry
fnr
sit
rtteamslilp
Lire.
Full
Infornmtlon
from
V.
ll.
OltfJIIAlUI.
(lenerel
Aient.
rnrner
nf
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue.
Prior
lluprrt.
II.C.
riione
SI
LOOK
at
YOUloTHES
EVERYONE
EIE
DOES
Our
aprlntr
stock
of
High
Grade
Men's
Wear
is
now
hc-re.
Hundreds
of
Briton's
finest
woollens
from
which
to
choose
"that
pring
suit."
tailored
to
your
measure
by
Canudu's
foremost
Clothes'
buildera
"Society
Ilrand."
Obey
That
Impulse
Do
it
Today
TH0R
JOHNSON