1'iltic
.:!:,
.
Am-iI
I
I'r
Unpardonable
Perspiration
Odour
readily
avoided
What
quality
can
match
the
beauty
of
a
lovely
skin
?
And
what
social
error
can
so
readily
embarrass
its
possessor,
as
that
subtle
offence
perspiration
odour
?
Of
course,
every
one
perspires.
In
this
way
nature
rids
the
human
system
of
one
to
two
pints
of
moisture
every
day.
But
this
perspiration,
so
necessary
and
so
healthful,
need
not
be
offensive.
Why
not
be
sure
of
absolute
personal
daintiness?
All
you
need
to
do
is
use
Lifebuoy
for
face,
hands
and
bath
and
perspiration
odour
will
vanish.
Lifebuoy,
besides
being
a
delightful,
all-sufficient
toilet
soap,
possesses
iSi
1
ILi.
m
V
To
Keep
Well
3
Driolc
plenty
of
water,
pcrtpirt
3
freely,
S
bath
often
with
:
Lifebuoy
Soap.
2
a
mud
but
effective
antiseptic
qualities
which
clear
away
dogged
pores,
purify
them,
and
make
perspiration
odourless.
And
there
is
no
price
penalty,
because
Lifebuoy
costs
no
more
than
toilet
soap
that
is
Just
"soap."
LIFEBUO
Health
Soap
Purifies
andProiecls
Lever
Brothers
limited
Toronto
n!iiliteiiisin
City
Meat
Market
(8RI.V1G
lIKOSj
antAtemie1
Phone
,05
MEAT-
FIBII.
VWJKTABIJ5S
and
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NORWEGIAN
PRODUCE
t
low
prices,
and
immediate
delivery
Obaone
IAll
articles
are
of
superior
quality
and
absolutely
fresh.
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Vacific
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
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ft.
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Prince
Rupert
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KHrlilkan.
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and
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Marrh
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II.
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WHAT
I
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN
As
Told
to
Harold
('.
Ilurr
Ity
AMIJLITA
GAIXI-CUIH'I
"II
my
father'8
fortune
had
not
been
1
swept
away
I
might
never
have
been
a
R
ichmond
s
Louvre
Hinder.
Dancing
was
my
flmt
love
and
I
K"ve
piano
lessoiuajBso.
:
.
b!f
I
JW
nm.
iff.
UBL,
m
ij
IIIMI
llllllll"
llii'
iilru
of
inking
II
ii
ircfrv.liiliull
I
l-r.iled.
I
tn
I
(here
Ik
ihi!
wh-Ii
u
wlile
Kll
lii-lmwn
dttm-lnr,
h
ltd
niiii.ii'
In
fciith
are
rhihni
mid
liurmoii).
,,
My
fatlfer.
wW
(
was
banker
iri
Italy,
used
to
tuke
me
with
him
Vo
ee
I
opera
performances
at
the
famous
La
Bcala
In
Milan.
It
wax
not
the
ainger:i
hut
the
dancer
who
aet
my
young
litari
i.)
b.avi!!
'ihe
graceful
move-'
-:it;:
a,'th
dl!rt
ta
the
rhythm
of
music
-i
me
illume.
"At
Inline
I
at
oni'e
lirtun
ti
wtitK
Ihe
iiiiimIi
riiiii-iiihrrril.
anil
lo
il:mi
It.
A
lile.
iilil-lu.liiutirtl
ml
vHvrt
Mfn
nerved
s
.luge,
for
ulnars
I
Insisted
I
hut
theri-
Im-
u
tgr.
Ami
man)
Uimblr
I
if
gotten
from
Ilia!
Mifa
when
ni
iliinii".
reui-lirrt
un
exrltlng
rlimek.
With
the
llclilevt
eneonragenieiit
MtiH-li
I
llrwr
got
I
miiiiM
have
gone
t
a
buUei
x
iiimiI
liir
training,
aiul
may-lii'
t
ixlii
lit'
iliim
lug
behind
the
tntlm
light.
m
"I
think
my
father
wanted
me
to
Im
.
a
fine
lady
and
marry
a
tlUe.
But
that
wax
not
to
be
for
this
little
lady.
He
had
misfortune
with
hut
bank,
and
I
Kave
pibno
levijiih
to
eke
out
household
expenses.
"inn
I
hud
tWw
a
little
HlugtnR.
I
hrKlnia-
it
hnuie
ar
held
a
1'HrlirBtliHll
Matter
r
Irre.
I
aajia
lilt
titUe
mi
In
a
program
In
whli'h
mi
ll
ae
ut
Ma
Iwtk
Hirt.
II
aav
al
t
lit-
lMiie
of
Ke
iM
nit
plaim
pupllx
thai
I
flmt
met
Mawacnl.
I
he
great
iinuiMwer.
iImmI
me
lu
lake
ap
atagtag.
"Still,
there
wan
no
m.iney
to
apend
1
But
at
19
I
waa
ready
for
my
debut.
!
My
Tint
contract
called
tor
WJ&
per-I
formanoe
:
"That
early
love
-of
the
dance,
however,
atui
remain.
In
'Dlnorah.'
which
I
love
to
lng.
there
la
the
Shadow
Song,
in
which
1
llkewlae
do
a
dance.
How
I
joy.
In
It!
And
when
I
alng
Ro-atna
tn
The
Barber
of
Seville,'
I
never
walk
aliut
-e
atage
I
dance
The
gay
A
PATRIOT
U
one
whoat
hope
of
nrc-m
or
tear
of
Vaas
doea
not
affect
hi
pollUcal
onualon.
A
poUtlautn
la
ae
who
votae
tor
the
Mavea
ana
iianea
THS
flrat
thing
that
atruek
me
when
I
vMHtod
the
big
city
waa
an
automo
bile.
Alter
that
I
waa
more
oarelul.
I
love
to
alt
at
home
and
amoke
And.
renal
a
atlrrlng
tale
Of
ptaMe
den
and
battle
anwka,
with
auita.
ar
man:
Bat
think
It
brutal
If
I
aae
Two
lad
begin
to
fight.
Then
aadly
I
deplore
the
age.
And
pray
(or
greater
light.
DID
von
ever
hear
of
the
colored
man
who.
when
aaked
if
he
waa
hurt
in
the
melee,
replied
that
he
waa
not
'nit
waa
"hit
In
the
auwnacb."
AN
aVunonlon
newapapar
aay
the
water
euppty
of
that
city
may
amell
and
taate
badly
but
ft
la
not
un-hnlthy.
Why
theu
were
people
given
he
organa
of
imell
and
Uate
If
not
to
protect
themaelven
againn
iwd
food
and
AMKI.1TA
UAM
l-
I
Hf'l
"My
flritt
love
wa
duneing"
Ire,
too.
Never
t
I
ei-cent
wy
lH-.tatktn
given
me
att
to
ir
by
net-taj
and
muKhiil
liglit.
0iagli
1
woW
gtll
it
a.
If
I
would
Mig
I
Mast
afca
rent.
I
aave
to
mirVeniler
many
tMttg
Mr"
my
rt,
lint
that
Ik
I
Mi
hardship,
ft
vtnajltia;
lr
me
means
life.
"Once
I
departed
from
grace,
and
yatz
did
It.
At
Atlanta
laat
spring
I
aang
Vtoletta
In
Trerlatta.'
at
the
feettval
i
i
vn
oy
the
Metrapajltaii
Opera
Com
pany
Violetta
la
wasMher
role
1
love,
i
he
Immense.
ntbaUuitlc
audience
on
that
opening
night
hayed
me
ta
a
btgb
pitch,
the
tiagtc
djaath
seane
fava
me
a
lie
ail-itpell
of
weeping
after
It
waa
TmUatied
j
I
felt
I
could
gS
laawhere
ett
atralght
bask
to
the
hoael.
on
voter
culture.
Bo
I
aet
about
teach-
"I
had
been
Invited
In
a
midnight
mg
myel(
training
my
own
voice
for
:
iiiuer
part).
aa4I
lir.ikr
aay
rule
far
It
ha
not
oftan
been
dona.
'
the
kakr
of
my
fiwad
When
I
gat
tlmr
an
nrrkeatn
au
plating
Jaax
miMr.
And
It
kept
on
playing
iu
lu
my
umUlng.
The
tingling
In
in
feet
a
ton
OnHag
In
II
urge.
I
atarted
In
to
danra.
At
S
a.m.
I
wan
"till
eaWlHg.
tt
a
4
ad-ii
I
idapwed.
'That
Is
how
I
9ore
to
dance,
and
what
we
love
we
Ilk
to
do.
So
I
mlRhi
eaaUy
have
!x
.ait
a
dancer
bu
rhythm
of
Boarura
mualc
aet
my
feet
tor
my
father's
reverses
and
Maicagni.
to
going
ney
annpiy
won
t
oenave.
Tumnrrow
"Vaaw
Aweraraa
Jan
geta
lata
my
Copyright
by
err
,l.
n
I
Man
in
the
Moon
a
iii
g
MABJUAOI
la
a
lloenar
to
tell
you
lady
friend
Juat
what
you
think
ef
hrr.
THK
gueat
mom
la
the
one
with
ninttoe
on
the
walla
and
cigarette
mark
on
the
dreaaar.
THBODOHOUT
hlttorv
men
have
been
flghUng
for
liberty
und
even
yet
have
not
got
to
a
atage
when;
they
an
.n
altera
of
themaetvaa.
water.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
A
PHIL
4.
MtS.
The
Cobalf
Ooncentoatara
Ltd.
are
carrying
out
cot
vrterehte
development
work
on
the
South
Baaatr
mining
pro
perty
near
Skldegate
and
the
auuLaaa
of
'operatlone
U
cauaing
great
mtMwatlon
to
thoae
ooneerned
It
I
planned
to
I
apend
aunt
30.000
j
Merchant
of
the
city
held
a
meeting
Jyeaterdny
afternoon
for
the
pXirpoae
of
going
into
the
matter
of
food
conservation.
Commlttaaa,
covering
the
vartoua
branch
r
bualnm
ware
.formed.
D.
O.
Stewart
maalded
over
the
meeting
and
J
O.
Oavlgan
acted
I
a
aecretary
1
Thtmta
Deaay.
Indian
Agent
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Inlanda.
1
a
vial
tor
It.
the
dty
He
report
muen
activity
in
the
rtnnber
IMuaft
k4M
Maiatti
Inlet
vJhear
aatne
B
luttored
men
are
employed.
IIOTF.I.
AltniVALH.
ITHtre
Klljtfft
Mrs
R.
L.
Heulv
and
children.
Dr.
anfl"
Mr
H.
B
Trelry
and
Alea
ft.
Cameron.
Anyox.
r
P.
WUIaon
and
A.
C.
Knight.
Vannniver;
C.
P.
WUIaon
and
A.
C.
Kuljilu
Vaneouver:
H.
Oun-deraan.
I.
B.
Clmklaw,
W.
S.
Henry,
C.
H.
Mark.
W
J
nnnlgan.
Mr.
B.
J
Hetmeeay
and
W
Service.
Bmlthers:
James
Derby.
Vk.
Mr.
W.
Payne.
Dominion
canncrv
B.
Brealy,
New
Weatmlmter:
W
H
Watt.
Amabury;
A.
D.
Matheson.
Caiii-ic
Cannery:
A.
Watt,
It
creates
and
satisfies
keen
morning
appetites.
Makes
children
better
at
school
and
more
active
at
play.
151
IC.N.R.
1
savoy
Thomas
Newell.
Denholm.
Saak.;
Hugo
Kltters.
Anyoa;
Mia
Christine
Hadlantl.
1
Ml
Ann
Had
1
a
ml
and
A.
Baratad
iOona
River:
Mr.
and
Mr
J.
McKenaie.
Port
KdaaaTd;
C.
Jetler
and
R.
Olbaon.
Port
Raalngton;
A.
D
B'-ewart.
Bplller
,
River;
P.
Mattaon.
Alice
Arm;
Mrs
F.
Dudoward
and
Mia
Pnrta
M.
Dudo-1
ward.
Invert:
J.
Bnortnay,
Anyox.
i
renlral
I
B.
Bailco.
Sliver
Creek;
T.
lngvaldneti.
I
'Winnipeg;
M.
O.
McLecd.
Prlnoe
aeorge:
,W.
McKay,
Hugh
McLeod
and
O
Bardal,
!
C.N.R.:
Mlaaea
T
.and
M
Watson.
Port
j
'aimnaon:
Bert
Johnson
and
W
H
,
MrCallum.
city.
Cant.
H
CaMferauod
of
the
DIk
J
Island
terry
boat
Rltana
rriurned
to
the
city
on
ta
Prlne.
George
this
morning
trom
a
Itoluiay
trip
to
Victoria,,
being
ace
om
pan
led
home
by
Mm.
Icalderwood
and
child.
Huge
Hitter,
who
.arrtvad
laat
weak
from
An
vox
and
waa
found
by
police
at
(Phelan
at
Man
after
havlnx
wandered;
jr
ti:
w
i"
vttliout
food
or
ne:w.
jwiu
releaaea
yrterduy
frtmi
the
city
lock-up.
of
Ladies'
Hats,
Coats,
Dresses
Continues
until
Easter
Owing
to
the
great
success
of
our
Clock
Sale
on
Friday
and
the
very
maiy
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
Eaglcr.
Every
article
in
the
store
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
a
reduction
of
25
per
cent
on
the
regular
selling
pneei
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
tome
in
navy,
brown,
fawn,
peach,
green,
etc,
will
be
tmly
$5.95.
Tweed
Coats,
sizes
from
16
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
arc
in
all
sizes
and
colors
and
the
sale
price
will
be
$12.93,
Ladies'
Navy
Blue
Coats,
moleskin
trimmed
and
silk
lined,
will
go
for
$27.50.
These
arc
only
specimen
prices
of
the
many
articles
which
will
all
be
offered
at
similar
reductions.
If
you
are
in
doubt
as
to
what
you
require
for
Eastertide
we
invite
your
inspection
of
our
stock
to
make
your
own
choice.
ichmond'
s
Louvre
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO,
LTD.
MEItCUKY
FULL
PASIIIONHI)
SILK
HOSE
Chiffon
and
Service
Weiithth
in
GunnteUI,
Black.
Atmos-fime,
Ntuta,
Kvenalow.
Mer-ida,
Flesh,
te.
-
.
From
$1.75
to
$2.50
The
Hose
for
Stttiufnction
H.S.WaIIaceCo.Ltd.
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton.
Third-
Avenue.
,
Ranadian
National
Qfo
Largcfl
Kailway
Syflcm
in
America
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SERVICE
Balling
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nnd
Intermediate
points,
each
For
KKTtillKAX
and
ANVOV
each
For
tr.U
WIT
each
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Kl
at
For
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i.
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MOKltYY.
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at
QmOH.
l;iM(tT).
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I'm
Canadian
National
Cxpreaa
etc..
also
tor
yaur
next
ahlpmeat.
city
Tit'KET
ornre.
ssi
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Cbeqnea,
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Prices
at
Prince
Rupert
of
Spring
HatS
j
j
the
New
Chevrolet
Demers
n
t.,.
w
w
w
M'j
Ton
Truck
ChaaHis
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I
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Costumes
::
Roadster
$S0N.()(i
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Roadster
Delivery
$H08.00
Touring
$8(l8.t(
Coupe
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