PAGE
F0D3
See
This
Diamond
Ring
asm.
WE
Gll
YOU
FACTS
NOT
HOT
AIR-
1r
mad
a
for
tnnate
purchase
from
a
ill
mond
importer
who
offereu
a
special
inducement
to
clear
oat
the
balance
of
a
package.
We
are
havinsr
the
atones
mounted
up
in
white,
gold
rings
to
sell
at
$79.00,
and
you
will
say
they
are
U
A.
The
stone
has
cmite
large
appearance
for
the
money
and
is
of
good
color
This
would
make
a
nice
moderaate
priced
engagement
ring,
but
we
have
others
with
larger
stones
at
higher
prices
and
some
as
low
as
$16.00.
(Jewellers
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCH
UOUR
COAL
IS
PiCk-Fo
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
tour
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
gire
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
as
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
PfUh
and
Gravel
Hoofing
Galvanised
Roofing
Chimney
Top
Have
Trough
1
14
Conductor
Pipe
Roof
Plashing
Warm
Air
Furnaces
Sieve
Pipe
and
HI
bows
.Metal
Hoofs
and
Siding
Phone
.140
Hox
467
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.35
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$18.09
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
-LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialise
In
Pinno
and
Furniturr
M
living.
SHROVE
TUESDAY
OBSERVED
TODAY
Day,
Preceding
Ash
Wednesday
and
iseginning
of
Lent,
Identified
With
.Making
of
Pancakes
Tjday
is
Shrove
or
Pancake
Tuesday.
he
day
before
Ash
Wednesday
or
the
first
day
of
Lent
during
Which
forty-
day
period
preceding
Barter
icme
re
ligious
denominations
commemorate
the
forty
day
of
fasting
in
the
wilderness
before
the
crucifixion.
Shrove
Tuesday
received
Its
name
ttom
the
old
custom
of
shriving
or
making
confession
on
that
day.
In
England
the
day
has
always
been
associated
with
the
making
of
pancakes.
Ash
Wednesday
derives
its
name
from
the
fact
that
in
ordea
times
ashes
were
sprinkled
on
the
head
as
a
sign
of
peni-trnce
under
an
injunction
of
Pope
Oregory
the
Oreat
In
the
alsth
century.
Good
Friday
falls
early
this
year,
on
April
8:
the
following
Sunday
will
be
Easter
Sunday
when
ladle
usually
near
their
new
spring
clothes.
The
name
Raster
is
derived
from
Kostre.
the
ancient
Goddess
of
Spring.
The
date
cannot
fall
earlier
than
March
23
or
hter
than
April
26.
SHOWER
AT
MANSE
IN
HONOR
OF
MISS
McRAE
Rride-tob
Recipient
of
Many
Olft
Trent
Number
irf
Friend
Mrs.
J.
R.
Prlsell
entertained
at
the
Ma
use.
Fourth
Avenue
Bast,
yesterday
afternoon
at
a
delightful
miscellaneous
shower
in
honor
of
Miss
Helen
McRae
RJf
whose
marriage
on
Wednesday
nJfM
toy
the
Pint
Preobyterts
Church
to
Jack
Bulger
will
be
an
outstanding
social
erect
of
the
week.
The
room-were
tastefully
decorated
with
spring
flowers
and
delicate,
groupings
of
pastel
lors
were
carried
out.
The
tea
tables
were
decorated
with
pink
and
mauve
and
a
beautiful
vase
of
mauve
gray
and
pink.
fUlad
4th
pussy
wUlows.
centred
the
parlor
table.
Candle
holders
were
si
pink
contarnlng
tall
lavender
candles.
All
decorative
arrangement
went
to
'
make
a
deUehtrul
combination.
The
guests
were
received
by
Mrs
Prizell.
Mrs.
D.
C.
McRae.
mother
o:
the
Wide-elect,
and
Mrs.
John
Bulger
mother
of
the
groom,
poured.
Mrs
Alex.
McRae
and
Mrs.
John
McRae
had
charge
of
the
dtnlng
room.
Mrs.
Jabotir
and
Mice
Stork
served.
The
lees
weft
cut
by
Mrs.
McKiuley
ACter
tea
was
served
the
bride
elect
a
given
a
seat
under
a
suspended
bell.
The
gifts
from
th
guests
were
received
In
an
artistically
decorated
umbrella,
and
we;
gracefully
opened
by
atlM
McRae,
who
very
appropriate)
thanked
the
guests,
alter
which
she
wax
showered
wjth
confetti
which
the
Miss
D.
A.
Leitch
played
u
number
ol
plana
aalsrtloas
which
were
much
au-
The
guest
Included
Ml
Helen
Mc-
H.
Mary
McRse.
Oltfa
KoIIhjII,
Kxthleen
8li
r.
B.
A.
Lettch
unci
J.
Harrison;
Mesdsmes
D.
C
Mcnar
Buliter.
Flunk'.
Bentley.
P.
Stork.
D.
Stork.
O
Besner.
Alei.
Mc.tae.
J
McRne.
j
w
McKlnlcy
L
W.
Kergln.
Moxli
y
Dan
Jubour.
Hat-
ij,
Hun.
McClyui.ul.
T
H.
Johnson,
Greer,
and
Hu.iter
SUCCESSFUL
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
Height
of
f'liliiinhiio
llat-l
-
l.asl
F.ti'ii-
Inn
hi
Kn.i
ililf
Kvi'iil
In
r-iulsh
Hull
Th'rc
were
hi,
me
cine
hunilr.-d
)x
;
-
plWMit
at
a
s
iiii!inful
lt;.-.t
ili.w
.md
tl.um
IkIiI
night
by
ih
iCniglils
ui
Columbu.i
In
the
Parivl,
Hell.
Prler-v.lnnrrii
were
p.s
follows
l.nllc
first.
Miss
Polly
Al..r.a;
ladli-
smcitl
Mlw.
Rutti
U,lli
-
mill's
firm.
Thuinut
Tiuiler;
men
-
i
.
Oiler
Bosucr
o-rut
with
PikIcIv
Hnrnett.
TTk-
attrndH:i'
pvl-
was
won
by
A.
D
CHlllex
and
t
In
Ki
.ghU
of
Cnlum
bilk
(I
aaiion
blx.il.i
:
hy
L.
Parkt.
wiilt
tlrket
89
Harry
Axvoria
was
mater
of
ecrr-monles
and
music
wan
furnished
dm
-InK
the
evening
by
Dm-
Westholme
orrhratra.
Delicious
refrrviimpiitii
were
m
vrd.
Tr
ronimittee
In
chin
of
the
evi
nt
consisted
rtf
T'iiiry
AMiri,i.
J
J
Miililiiiin.
F'runk
Pnrtiiiie,
A
A.st
irlii
J
A.
MeHeill.
A.
F
Malnnlil
I
n
Wiw-flonslil
and
A
D.
Olllles.
A.
8.
Lewis
presided
at
the
door.
LITERARY
GUILD
OF
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
MET1NGLAST
NIGHT
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Presbyterian
Literary
Oulid
was
held
lost
evening
at
the
Church
Hall,
the
presi
dent
c
Ham
in
the
chair.
Alter
a
few
introductory
remarks
by
the
president
a
violin
solo
was
nlaved
bv
T.
Rrss
MacKiy.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Mackay.
The
feature
of
the
evening
was
a
dtbate
on
"Reeclved
that
Womm
Exercl-ed
Oreater
Influence
in
world
affairs
pr:or
to
receiving
the
franchise.
"
The
afRrmatlvs
was
tsken
hv
J.
Stecn
supported
by
C.
Ham
and
the
rcgative
by
Mrs.
R.
Cameron
supported
by
Mrs
a.
UcKenzle.
Mr.
McKlnley
.ind
Mr.
Kerr
acted
aa
timekeepers.
Following
the
debate
there
another
viclln
solo
by
Mr.
Mackay
and
ccmmuittty
singing
and
a
song
by
Mr
8
teen.
Refreshments
were
served.
i
NEWLYWED
MEMBERS
1
OF
SHRINE
CLUB
ARE
HONORED
AT
DINNER
At
the
regular
monthly
dinner
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
In
the
Oom-
modpre
Date
lait
evening,
presentations
were
maeM
oy
the
president.
W.
H
Tobey.
to
two
softies
Sam
Jsbour
and
J
R.
Mcrnwn.
who
were
recently
married.
Mr.
JaNror
received
a
beautiful
silver
fruit
bowl
while
the
gilt
to
Mr.
Morrison
was
a
handsome
table
read-lr,g
lamp
The
new
bridegrooms
both
responded
suitably.
There
was
a
good
slued
attendance
of
nobles
at
the
dinner.
GEORGETOWN
MEN
COMING
TO
TOWN
"teff
of
mwmlll
lleliig
Mmert
in
from
Old
Itsut
to
Take
up
New
llHtlex
In
City
Members
of
the
stag
of
the
Big
Bey
Lumber
Cc.'s
sawTnlll
at
Georgetown,
which
Is
now
being
closed
down,
are
UrUng
to
arrive
In
the
city
to
take
itp
duty
In
the
company's
new
mill
at
Seal
Cove
which
Is
expected
to
be
In
operation
next
month.
Many
of
the
men
are
bringing
their
families
with
than
to
add
to
the
population
of
the
city.
Only
the
planer
at
ttja
Georgetown
mill
Is
now
in
operation.
ELKS'
WI1IST
Mrs.
,41.
i.
llraVhery
and
.
t4UfWI
rrfzr
TinnVN
In
lint
XlftM's
MeHlBf,
P
Considering
cotmteT
attraction,
there
was
a
(aWJy
Bboi
ajsaa,
otowe,
At
ti
Elks'
Lodge.
A
Donald
won
the
men
prize
with
the
highest
score
an
far
turned
In
in
the
competition
211
Mrs.
H.
J.
Bradbury
won
the
lndlps'
prlre
with
a
icore
of
301.
.
.
"
1
'
lnCi
UAtlil
libWQ
'
'i.
.it
,
am
ummium
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
Georee
v
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II
(
"THIMKlNq
OP
THE
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I
FAR
'JGHJHAOA
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BblOE5-l'M
NOT
Kg
Wfc
ijMjjl
I
I
V&rf&
TTT
1
eXlJ.jV
AVJ
LOOK
IN
TO-DAV
W&MS&r
I
Cl&
J
tSS'SSt:
Jrfr
l
HwEu,iF-nrt-mS
flip"
'
i
TO
BUILD
NEW
MAIN
AT
ONCE
City
Council
Accepts
Tender
of
rrinre
Kupert
hupply
Co.
for
Material
for
(Jreen
Street
Pipe
Line
I
The
city
council
but
night
accepted
tender
of
1.747
01
from
the
Prince
jBupert
Supply
Co.
for
pipe
fittings.
lead.
etc.
to
be
used
in
connection
With
jthe
laying
of
a
new
water
main
atong
(Green
Street
(ram
Sixth
Avenue
to
'serve
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
and
.the
King
Edward
High
School.
There
was
only
one
other
tenderer.
Smith
A
Mallett.
whose
bid
vaa
glSM.ig.
On
the
strong
advice
of
Aid.
Career
and
Aid.
Brown
who
informed
the
council
that
there
was
a
good
deal
of
unemployment
in
the
city,
some
wives
and
children
even
having
had
to
go
hungry
lately,
it
was
decided
that
as
early
a
start
as
possible
on
the
work
would
be
nude.
NOVA
SCOTIA
LOSES
COUNCIL
Present
Session
of
Legislature
Notable
a
Iieing
Last
With
Uselesa
Appendage"
RAUPAX.
R.8..
Peb.
31
Quite
apart
from
the
legUlstlon
to
be
enacted,
the
present
session
of
toe
Legislature
erf
Nova
Scotia
will
be
regarded
as
Important
for
the
reason
that
1t
.mark
the
last
Ippearance
of
the
neglslatlvt
Council
Nova
Scotia
was
toe
first
colon)
within
the
Bflttsh
Empire
as
present)
constituted
to
achieve
rt
preeentatl
vr
government,
and
the
Legislative
Coun
cil
has
been
In
existence
from
the
start.
For
many
years
the
abolMlor
of
the
LeglslaMve
Council
was
aowght
by
the
various
governments
in
control
it
Halifax,
but
it
was
not
until
the
advent
of
the
Rhodes
regime
that
a
determined
effort
was
made
to
d'
away
with
the
upper
chamber.
Dunn?
tlie
administration
of
Premier
E.
II
Armstrong
the
constitution
of
the
Council
had
beau
changed,
tinder
thtr
legislation
the
members
were
appointed
for
ten
years
instead
of
for
lire,
an
age
limit
wns
fixed,
and
It
was
provided
that
any
bill
other
than
a
bill
to
ab-jli-Ji
the
Council,
passing
the
legislative
Assembly
at
three
successive
sessions,
would
automatically
be--cme
la.
Following
the
election
o"
IMS
and
Premier
Rhodes'
assumption
..l
office,
th?
members
or
the
Legis-UtlfNa
,
Council
were
invited
to
vot
rhemaeheh
but
of
office.
This
they
futsd
to
do,
and
upon
the
matter
.feeing
referred
to
the
Privy
Council.
4
was
i
found
that
Oovernor-tn
-eon
nell
coiw
dismiss
the
members
of
tlie
Left.
V
anted"
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
F
72c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
feis
than
50c
FOR
KBNT
OR
HINT
POOR
ROOMED
HOUSE,
fully
modem;
splendid
marine
view;
Plfth
Avenue
West.
Apply
Theo
Ow-Urt.
Ltd.
tf
TOH
RENT.
ONE
OOOO
APARTMENT
with
three
bedroMns.
Down
town.
Stork
Moek
Apply
Stark's
Hardware.
POR
RENT.
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WITH-
eut
beard.
Central
tocattoa
Phone
Blue
1M.
tf
ward
has
announced
here'.
SMS'
Cou,MJ"
reU
3
mr
vfin
t
,ni'
rtrcaaon
a-
numbH
f
thcfxKLJ?
-
........
i
wiiii
iimu
viPiiamivniiy
op-
poeed
hIhiI'iioii
were
recently
dismissed
Following
the
retirement
of
Oiear
couni-iliors.
s
number
of
others
fsvor-n-le
-n
nholleVm
were
sr-mlm--'
n-'
Pending
the
construction
of
two
deitroycri
by
Canada
the
British
government
it
loaning
two
destroyers
to
the
Dominion
and
thit
photograph
shows
the
naval
ratings
on
board
the
Red
Star
liner
Lapland
prior
to
siting
for
England
where
they
are
due
to
arrive
on
February
12
to
bring
b..ck
the
ship.
The
first
group
left
on
January
1
on
the
Red
Star
liner
PermlanJ.
The
destroyers
loaned
by
the
British
government
will
take
the
plate
of
the
Patriot
and
the
ratriclan
until
the
new
ships
are
built
One
of
the
destroyers
will
go
to
Eequlmault
s.d
the
other
to
llslifss
aftet
Atlantia
menosuvret
with
tbe
BriUtii
fleet,
POR
RENT.
Furnished
Housekeeping
Rwems
for
rent.
Apply
Musssllem
Grocery
.
41
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
8
ROOMS
AND
BAm.
Apply
Miraro
Bros.
u
FOR
RtSNT.
FURNISHED
Ansstv
31
rvjurth
Ate.
Bast.
0
1
0
I
f
2
3
3
a
3
1
HOUSE
tf
sne
of
their
nrst
duties
will
be
to
sdopt
a
bill
which
will
have
the
effect
of
doing
away
with
the
council
at
a
date
to
be
determined
following
the
prorogation
of
the
Rouse
Among
the
Mils
which
bad
been
hen
up
by
the
Legislative
councillors
since
the
entrance
of
the
Rhodes'
retime,
has
been
one
affecting
the
term
j!
office
of
various
public
officials
Under
existing
legislation,
these
omelet)
were
appointed
for
lite
and
c11
only
be
removed
for
cause
by
the
Legislature
Under
the
leglalatldn
to
be
enacted
they
will
told
office
at
the
pleasure
or
the
Odvenior-in
-Council.
FURTHER
PEACE
OF
THE
WORLD
Two
International
Conference
Under
Rotary
Auspice
Have
Reen
Called
CHICAGO,
Feb.
ti
-
Two
Interna-lonal
conferences
tor
tbe
furtherance
if
world
peace
have
been
called
by
'he
board
of
directors
of
Rotary
Inter.
national.
Rots
Man
of
Central
America
and
the
northern
nart
of
feint
America
will
convene
at
Panama
Cltv
Uarch
IB
to
31
to
consider
business
problems
snd
to
promote
the
peace
of
their
region.
On
October
1
a
two
day
conference
will
open
at
Tokyo
to
foster
the
friendship
of
the
Pacific
All
countries
of
North
and
South
America.
Asia
and
the
Islands
of
the
Pacific
will
be
Included
In
the
scope
U,
thJ
wmfereace.
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ti;
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.business
eUiioa
and
Ihterttal
bVV
ef
ItotarWn
societies'
will
be
studied
at
each
of
the
sonferences.
the
committees
to
act
In
an
.Jto
.
tVi.
Burope
ana
aoutn
America
were
creat
ed.
The
European
advisory
nrnnmittM
planned
to
aiford
European
rourlana
a
larger
voice
In
the
International
organisation,
will
meet
Informally
in
March
and
will
hold
Its
firs:
official
meetlmt
ucxt
October
Like
the
proposed
Latin-American
committee,
it
will
be
composed
of
one
representative
for
each
100
rotary
clubs
111
every
nation.
ST.
ANDREWS
BOWLING
r.
Taylor's
Itlnk
Hliw
Over
O.
Abbott's
and
Jek
Wstmm's
over
IC.
Ii;nlea
In
tbe
St
Andrew's
Snciety's
carpet
li'i-.vliug
luiiriuiuient
lust
niKlit.
the
nnk
of
C
Taylor
won
over
that
of
oeorae
Abbott
On
Saturday
night.
Jurk
WatHon'M
rink
won
ov;
r
R
Davie's
lomorrow
night
the
rinks
meeting
will
be
J
Dick
vs.
A.
Mcleod
and
T.
iix't
e
vs
r.
Cameron
standing
of
rinks
to
date
in
the
tournament
are
as
fvjflewe
.
.
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WANTED
WANTED
RELIABLE
GIRL
OR
Woman
to
look
after
young
child,
afternoon
and
some
evenings.
Phone
183.
4S
MlSCKI.IlNE0t)8
EXPERIENCED
MINER
WANTS
TO
work
for
prospector.
Or
would
take
grading
or
clear
lug
contract.
Apply
P.O.
Boa
tag.
Prince
48
FOR
SALE
TROLLER
POR
SALS.
12
H
P
FRISCO
Standard,
registered
dimensions
HJ
x
8
2
x
4
8.
geared
power
gtlrdy.
and
complete
equipment.
Fine
living
quarters,
four
comforts
ate
buaks,
locker
space
and
toilet.
Address
Al-
vln
Ameas.
Wacker.
Alaska,
or
PO
Box
1086.
Portland.
Oregon.
eg
FOR
SALE
-TWO
PAIRS
CHINCHILLA
rabbits,
old
pair
80.
about
six
months
old
88.00.
pairs
will
go
for
113
00
Apply
J.
,
Anthony.
Cacs.
B.C.
44
FOR
SALE.
-LAUNCH
"NANCT"
BT
7
rt.
lasthope.
4
Cyl.
M
h.
In
first
class
condition
Can
be
seen
at
Yacht
Club.
Cheap.
Phone
SOT
or
Red
S13
O.
Rorle
48
FOR
SALE.
HULL
SUTTAMJt
FOR
halibut
fishing
or
seining.
44
x
11.
Jtiat
built
Price
83.00.
Apply
S
Uyeda.
boat
builder.
Port
Bsalngton.
BO.
4T
FOR
SALE.
8I8O0
BUYS
A
NBWLY
fiasshrd
bouse.
8
reomj.
bathroom
pantry
and
basement.
Handy
to
saw-mlll
Phone
Black
831
tf
a
WHITE
LEO
HORN
PULLsTTS
FOR
sale.
May
birds
Phone
Black
808
FURNITURE
A.M)
RAMiKS
DONT
BfMNO
YOUR
DIRTY
BOOTS
from
the
garden
Into
the
kitchen
Place
a
Diamond
Rubber
Mat
at
the
Kitchen
dntr.
We
carry
thtaa
In
stork,
akso
all
kinds
of
forsnture
and
ranges.
t.
MtrKEVIB
Furniture
Phone
TT8
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SWEEP
II.
t.
ZtrMKFIIK
tlenersl
llindy
Msn
Fnrnsees
and
Stores
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and
Re
prred.
Ohimnlee
Jwept.
Cemetery
Plots
Oared
Far.
Pno
Rd
31.
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Rupert.
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a
Third
Avenue.
Telephone
for
appointment
now
to
Blue
SB
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phone
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