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that
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on
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hav
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Time
is
the
master
ot
all.
No
ma
ier
who
.sinner,
we
have
to
eventually
uccnnili
whei.
tin
of
this
world's
fonds
so
tha;
i,e
u
i
i
:
aiw'av
-
in
to
see
a
man
w
ho
ha
dol
e
pend
upon
co
he
gets
older.
d
(iiaritv
ir
i
a'
i
ei-
WHAT
DOES
What
does
this
rise
in
price
find
a
Inning
-piri;
in
x.ijrne.
In
that
mining
storks
all
advain-"d.
ld
work
ii
coidei
ie
IT
MEAN?
r
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it
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RATES
March
we
are.
Father
hi.-i
jrrip
on
u
and
puts
us
out
nt'
hu.-inf.-s.
That
is
what
has
iiapp'-m-.t
to
.la.
lNmp-.y.
self
older,
his
ujr
i
I
i
:
i-
.i-sin:
and
yt.i
',.t
men
place.
However,
Deinp-ey.
.
1
1
1
;
,
K
-
ni
-.V
,
':
-i-s.
ha.-
i
.
.
:
it-,.
and
there
never
before
were
ucn
prices
paid
an
those
of
yesterday
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$5.00
For
leaser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
50
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,,
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
$3.00
Or
lour
montiis-
for
$1.00
By
mail
tn
all
otht
r
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
Sutus,
paid
in
advance
per
year
....
$0.00
By
mail
to
all
other
ounirii
-.
pT
year
$7.50
per
insertion
$1.40
in-'h
$2.80
25
Anpli;
.it
ion
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
nt
Circulations
To
those
of
uit
who
are
not
conversant
with
financial
matters
it
Is
difficult
to
understand
what
it
all
means
and,
why
the
stocks
are
worth
more
today
than
they
were
a
month
ago.
HELir.lON
AND
I'HICBS
,
The
demands
of
Holy
Week
aeem
to
have
been
responsible
for
the
sudden
rise
in
the
price
of
halibut.
During
next
week
nothing
but
fish
will
be
eaten
by
many
people,
the
fast
ending
with
the
com
IMPETUS
TO
FLY1NK
Flying
seems
to
have
received
a
great
impetus
of
late.
In
all
parts
of
the
world
there
is
a
revival
and
soon
it
will
be
aa
common
to
go
up
in
the
air
an
turlny
it
(
o
takt
a
runout
tn.
the
fort-
What
is
needed
now
is
the
standardizing
of
a
machine
that
will
combine
safety
with
cheapness
of
operation.
Speed
will
not
he
so
much
a
consideration
except
with
those
who
wish
to
break
records.
Any
air
speed
will
be
a
great
change
from
land
speeds.
What
Ford
did
with
automobiles
some
(lever
young
man
may
do
with
airplanes.
(ilRTH
CONTROL
IS
GREATEST
PROBLEM
The
problem
luirreMtng
imrr
jx'npii
;
''than
any
other
ti.
tht
country
t
:1m
Is
alrth
rontml
Therr
w
no
;'ip:r
..t
convr;
satlon
move
fcwr.il
,oi:l
ai..
pcixi:
illh
1
m
i
,
.
.
:
u
t
of
people
than
In
w
to
k-cp
(:
on
too
fat
1'
ii
:
i
..
i
s
world
Mini
from
the
dawn
of
hla-
ry.
h;i
liecn
hird
put
to
It
to
get
'tine
n
(
t
It
m
pri
bnble
that
there
"vir
i-iis
i.een
i
tlnw
wh.'n
more
than
nnirii
n;i
there
1h
a
protect
l.i'.r.'.ii.:
land
lekt
Itn
v
:i-.i
T,if
an
already
em-
u:iilu
of
fi)Odttlff.
For
healthful
hot
cereal,
try
PORRIDGE
Cover
the
bottom
ot
a
saucepan
with
water,
add
thc
biscuits,
broken
up.
Boil
and
stir
until
the
mixture
thickens.
Salt
and
serve
with
milk
or
cream.
Ready
in
two
minutes,
-
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
15
sunt
or
'i.i'e
frets
!c
finds
him-
taking
his
laid
tip
store
ay
ha
i
nr
to
keep
1
'ML'
m
he
lives.
While
not
wishing
to
ernioiii.'e
at
thi-
end
of
tin-
week,
we
stujrirest
thai
we
mav
learn
a
li'Me
1,-ssoti
ii'i-iv
lietni
ey.
We
shall
not
always
he
as
younv
as
we
..ie
todav
a.c
is
is
ratinr
a
led
i,hintf-
to
de-im
as
I
sioi
k-
iivi.l!
'.'
Kvcrywheru
vre
l!riti-.i
i
i
.
:
1
1
in
I
iia
n
wh
noticed
1'or
id-
pa-'
.several
weeks
the
T
WHAT
I
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
BESNER
TAKES
YHB,
fJOATLY
NET73
As
Told
to
Harold
C.
Burr
By
MARY
PICKFOItl)
UK
girl
who
has
old
her
way
into
millions
of
American
lit
arte
would
like
to
be
a
saleswoman.
It
waa
fate
that
made
Mary
Plekford
an
actreu.
ace
that
lea
her
:iuo
pictures,
but
of
her
mind
being
a
sales
girl
InWFftk'attractl-iw.
i
'
"tl.'u
wlwt
I'm
tilling,
Hllng
Is
the
Jjrfraelon
that
IntrrtM
me
ihom
vltullyr
i'
lli"
I'lrkimd.
Neotaany
sen.,
her
early
to
work,
and
i
haa
made
her
wealthy
and
wl-.e
3he
started
actlug
otr
the
stage
when
shci
was
5
years
old
with
a
stock
company
i
in
Toronto,
Canada,
taking
Uip
part
of!
a
waif.
"My
dream
of
Health
at
I
tint
I
Inn.'
imiM
Milrloii
Hollar
lary.
"mi
t
wear
nn
ermine
coat
and
a
pearl
niikl.m-
umi
walk
down
the
nlMe
of
a
theatre.
N'.
It'h
the
l.i-t
tiling
I
want
tn
do."
o
Afterward
she
went
to
the
old
Blo-
grapli
studio
In
New
York,
w.th
her
mother,
looking
for
work.
D
W.
Orlfllth
passed
her
us
he
wrs
leaving.
He
hadn't
seen
her
act,
but
she
was
a
wlnle-kame
little
girl,
and
he
engaged
her
nn
the
spot
at
$5
per
day.
In
two
weeks
the
was
playing
leads.
j
If
lie
hadn't
gone
to
the
hIikIIo
he
might
Qpnrehalilv
have
cultivate!
her.
Iranlng
toward
xrtralt
imlntlng!
Interior
decorating
dim
another
Mw4lil-
Ity.
Hut
moat
likely
he
would
have
gut
a
Jb
a
a
sairtflrl
In
ilrjxtrtiiirnt
tore.
Today
hef
name
might
hate
Veen
written
WnserMwIily
"
an
efflee
ilimr
liHteitit
f
mm
a
Mltrr
M-reen.
MH
l'l(KK)Kl
"Next
to
nlriurrv
H-IIIng
Intrmts
me
iniwt."
-.onn!
contact.
A
salengirl
knows
every
Dne.
meets
every
one.
and
consequently
-he
acquirers
an
Immense
amount
of
e.'ieral
knowlcdut.
about
people."
ilfr
Htkfvrtf
brnke
off
to
smile
re-mrftlHfjttryv
"I'm
net
hi
tkeorlxlng.
I
ueetea
In
n-anrt-in-eeitt
tore
!
fete
kecrttag
to
sht
eene
In
one
of
Urged,
abe
axplaUMd
bar
preference
mf
witm.
I
dW
it
to
get
tne
aim.w-ror
ssleswomanahlp.
'TlH
bmnaa
con-
,
rlirre
ami
MM
mtt
eurlly
a
MMesglrl'x
tacU
of
selltBf
ataks
t
faMloatlng.
!
reaetlsin.
TImi
ftrot
day
I
got
an
excited
tlKlylng
the
Mtkx
of
all
klnOa
sod
i
I
slwrt-t
twagetl
a
wrnaan
.1
reatk!
types
of
people
nod
different
conditions.
The
aahaglrl
to
OaUy
tn
tbia
centaet
with
btmdrei
of
paopte
In
mty
class
of
lift,
aaxt
sbe
aaonat
help
but
he
tafluasettf.
in
a
wytisg
aegree,
by
ath
cs&taet.
One
cuatoaair
may
be
kind
and
os-..ctevite;
anotner
querulous
anal
uit
t
please
One
will
take
a
per-
onai
luierast
tn
everything
the
ftrl
(hfMSeltes
generally
dlsagreeahlr
rould
gn
behind
a
eonntrr.
"In
spite
of
that
drawback.
I
really
think
I
till
o
back
and
try
It
again
osae
day
t
leagued
more
about
human
nature
in
a
fw
days
than
I
would
or-
(i-ei
'i.i-
saetbaT
aaay
satisfy
bar
otra
;
dtnanly
ta
yemrs
And
I'm
sure
I
can
::iferirit
.omptti
by
Oelng
haughty
I
get
my
ota
job
bark,"
she
said,
laugh-hi
-hbisb.
And
each
will
have
.
lag.
,:;mct
effect
upon
the
girl
herself.
"Stenographers
and
teachers
don't
have
lueb
a
chance
to
learn
by
par-
a:
Tawwrraw
lual
Whltemax
Cvpyrtadlt
by
Publte
Ledger
and
Harry
Matcher
I
CHIEF
SKUGAIDl
Manin
Moon
lt.it
I
Itl
grlii.tlng
work.
I
Just
wish
that
sme
of
the
people
I've
seen
shopping,
arguing
with
salesgirls
ami
making
WMJ.
KXOtVX
IIAI.IIU
T
M'llOONEK
A
rttTH
!
said
10
M
I
Woman
Mll.i
AT
At
(
THIN
toil
.
who
doss
what
an
old
maid
woulrt
lib-
ItV
hllMlltl
VRHTKH1IAY
At
a
sale
la
the
ofSee
of
beriff
aV
A.
was
said
to
OUor
Btsner
of
tbia
city
tpr
an
even
M.SBO
after
a
brief
but
active
rew
Ion
of
bidding
which
was
opened
by
Mr.
Basner
at
2.500.
A.
D
McBrlde.
rap-resenting
the
Hecate
Fish
fVoducts
CO..
Ltd.
of
Vancouver,
raised
'
Mr.
Beaaer'a
ftrst
bid
to
S2700
and
:
stayed
in
until
M.SAO
was
reached
when
i
H
C.
Olbtena
put
In
a
few
bids,
the
1
finally
going
to
Mr.
Be
sner
at
ing
of
Easter.
Then
there
is
likely
to
be
a
falling
off
in
demand
I'
stated
which
will
affect
the
prices
here
this
week-end.
Possibly
the
demand
will
fall
off
by
the
middle
of
the
week.
Those
who
had
fish
-to
sell
at
the
peak
prices
have
been
in
luck.
It
is
a
bright
spot
in
an
otherwise
dreary
fishing
season.
The
sale
was
oon-'
ducted
by
the
sheriff.
The
Chief
Skugald
was
built
In
1814
by
the
Vancouver
Shipyards
Ltd.
at
Vancouver
for
the
Canadian
Fish
of
which.
MIsk
Louise
Tallanoer
44
president.
There
waa
an
enjoyable
variety
show
and
concert
In
the
Weetholmr
Theetrr-Inst
nlKht
Vocalists
were
Mrs
Alex-
lander.
Miss
Vera
Cllffe,
John
E.
Davey
to
do
but
baa
not
the
constitution
to
stand
It.
tflokenon
ysetarday
slternoon
the
wait
JT
the
hamrrjock
in
the
attic
been
having
their
inninK
'known
bailout
schooner
chief
Mugaid
It's
too
cold,
for
it
outside
And
its
mission
is
completed
Luey
Ann
la
now
a
bride.
Denver
News.
Lay
aside
the
tennis
racket
Now
that
she
has
got
a
man.
Mops
mske
better
eierclsee
For
a
Mrs,
Lucy
Ann.
-Boston
Transertpt.
Lucy,
you
should
buy
s
cradle.
Then
you
will
net
have
to
mcp.
Nothing
then
but
nurse
and
fondle
These
are
Joys
that
never
atop.
Man
In
the
Moon.
Cold
Storage
Co.
which
operated
tbe!
vessel
for
several
years
In
tne
halibut
nugh
to
look
pleasant
fisheries.
Subsequently
tbe
Cold
8
tor-
Wnen
feeling
gy
and
ftlp
aae
dlanoaed
of
the
schooner
which
was
i
But
mn
worth
while
Uhan
onmtad
ten
a
few
vaara
in
the
U
the:
Mian
who
can
amlM
llqudf
carrying
ttada
it
ot
Vajiou-1
itb
nothing
on
bit
hip.
ver."
rttirfflnttrne
"'fftbrt'
'
'tart
-
of
a.
A
ROLUNO
stona
gathers
no
moss
year
under
tne
ownership
Capt
McColl
Smith
and
again
entering
tha
A
stagnant
pond
soon
beoomes
stale
halibut
fishing
industry.
The
vesaal
te
But
tn
lo
aP
riM
77
feet
long
(87
feet
over
all)
with
a,A"
th
,ear-
dy
n(1
"l"1
beam
of
eighteen
feet
and
depth
of
j
to
"P
nPP.
other
P'n
fu-
B
ft.
e
in.
She
haa
a
13S
hp.
Imperial
gasoline
engine
which
gives
her
a!
T"
rM"on
husbands
leave
nana
la
speed
of
some
or
10
knota.
The
ves-
,
hecsust
they
are
out
looking
for
their
Isel
Is
also
equipped
with
a
13
volt
i
electric
lighting
system
driven
by
a
jit
of
thc
world's
d;
nulntlou
ws
not
;
10
h
p
imnerlal
Snalne
and
has
hold
flvs
nkstes
of
gear
went
with
the
boat.
Attending
the
sale
were
Capt.
W
P.
Armour.
H.
E.
Moore.
Walter
Hume.
Olier
Btsner.
J.
A.
Klrkpatrtck.
I.
C.
Oiblxjiit,
capt.
W.
J.
Thomas.
Capt.
C.
C.
Ketchum.
a.
W.
Nlckeraon
and
W.
O.
Pulton.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
MAKdl
11,
I9IX.
What
the
province
Is
going
to
do
with
the
railroad
lint
of
the
Pacific
Cirvnt
Emfrn
arid
bow
1
a
matter
uMrh
ir
vexing
eoena
of
tha
politicians
at
Victoria.
It
Is
estimated
that
It
will
iiUc
ll2ft.ooo.ooo
to
complete
the
line.
The
Red
Cross
sale
this
week
will
be
'conducted
by
the
Vlmy
Knitting
Club
wives,
nut
mats
iaare
version.
.
it
or
lew
continuously
hungry,
butlspace
for
some
slaty
tom
of
fiah.
Her
lut
now
he
t'l'iicii
Stnf
s
;;xid
tn
so
abund-.oll
tanks
are
of
S.SOO
gallona
capacity
ri
Hi
.
i
ivcrvhrdy
mn-it
he
warned
notjand
water
tanks,
1000
gallons.
Twenty-
r
1
HE
(at
pnrty'i-I
made
ah
awful
mla-
I
told
a
man
I
thought
hest
Colds
Ifrf
S3
Need
Direct
Trp.atmiant
-
.It
is
an
ob-w
stinate
cold
indeed
that
can
resist
the
direct
double
action
of
Vicks.
Rubbed
on
the
chest,
it
acts
2
ways
at
once:
(1)
,
Djrcct
to
air
pas-sages
with
its
healing
vapors
released
by
body
heat
;
(2)
Direct,
like
a
poultice,
it
"draws
out"
the
soreness.
&ata
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SUPERIORITY
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w.'i
the
ho.t
was
a
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bhn!4r.
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THEATRE
PLANS
ARE
APPROVED
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MKKT1MI
At
a
brief
meeting
of
tbe
city
council
list
night,
the
session
lasting
little
more
than
five
minutes,
approval
was
:
gtven
plans
for
tbe
new
theatre
to
be
erected
on
Third
Avenue
by
Mlaak
and
1
Paul
AtvasofT
on
motion
of
Aid.
Collart.
seconded
by
Aid.
Brown.
.
The
permit
thus
granted
applies
mere-'
ly
to
the
buUdlng
and
permit
wUl
bej
later
sought
for
tbe
sestlng
arrange-!
mcnt
which.
In
Use
original
plana,
la
not
in
complkuiee
with
tba
terraa
of
tne
elty
bylswa.
Dm
original
permit
having
been
refuead
by
the
city
engineer
for
this
reason,
tbe
buhdera
.'.trough
I.
H.
Plliebury,
sucreas
fully
soogbt
for
a
permit
ooverlng
tha
oon-Uructlon
of
tbe
building
atone.
Aid.
Collai-t,
in
moving
that
tba
permit
be
granted.
Informed
tbe
council
tnat
plana
for
tbe
building
bad
bean
approved
both
by
the
building
in-i
pec
tor
(tba
city
engineer)
and
tba
Ore
atarahal
for
tab
province
The
city
Mlieltor
oonobor
rated
tola
stataanent
and
advlaed
tba,
eounell
that
it
might
grant
tha
permit.
Tbeae
waa
no.
turthae
nn
it
in
ttth'
i(-
e
tlab,lMb
si
uon.
Tba
granting
of
the
permit
opens
the
way
tor
tba
Alvaaons
to
proceed
with
tba
construction
of
tbe
theatre
Immediately
following
tha
completion
of
plied
riving
and
excavation
wbleh
la
ftow
under
way.
It
Is
expected
that
the
contract
will
be
tat
within
a
few
Cays.
Tbe
amended
plana
call
tor
a
"Class
B"
building
under
the
city
bylawa
instead
of
a
"Class
A"
structure
aa
originally
planned.
MEMBERS
OF
FIRESIDE
CLUB
ARE
ENiERTAINED
liflltl.tfnl
aortal
Held
last
Rtenlng
lyi
Voiing
I'rnplev
Mirltty
f
Ilrst
I
nit..
I
Chnrrh
Tbe
Young
leopta'a
oeiety
of
First
United
Church
entertained
at
a
return
octal
laet
evening
tn
honor
of
the
members
of
the
Plrealde
Olub
of
First
Baptist
Church.
There
waa
f
large
crowd
of
young
people
present,
all
of
whom
enjoyed
the
proeeedlngs
to
the
full.
An
Interesting
paper
waa
a
George
e-
II.
Stock
on
h
tha
veewi
surest
aHirresn
i
Goodrich
itvettow
by
What'
is
unique
In
tha
Function
bf
th.
Church
toward
World
Betumvent."
Th,
paper
was
well
prepared
and
covered
th
subject
adequately.
A
discussion
followed
In
which
a
number
of
the
guests
participated
Including
Rev.
W.
P.
Price
and
B
W
Howard,
president
of
the
PlrealCt
Club.
Pollow!
ie
tbe
paper
and
discussion,
there
wti
n
social
hour
with
music
and
names
:-.n
rl
the
aervlng
of
refreshment,
the
function
coming
to
a
close
with
the
singing
of
"Auld
Uing
Byno."
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big
graceful
cars
0f
greyhound
type
or
on
Rturdv
small
A.
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t&miSr
ouvertowua
are
always
;"n
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Wm':r4,.fi.
distinctive,
always
V4-
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coming,
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W&-t:r:
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pnue
ot
ownership
H.-'i
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