ui
rv
21.
1H2H
Our
Cleaning
Prices
On
and
after
Kefo.
lat,
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mn
steamed
and
pressed
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and
pressed
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Poneer
Laundry
(1021)
Ltd.
Phone
118
I'rinre
Ru'iert
of
tlic
New
Chevrolet
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!
'
.wry
ChaHi.s
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I
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andau
$1080.00
Humper
and
Rear
''
'te
standard
equip-"it
all
rasrienirer
Wheels
SUnd.ird
nt
on
Imperial
and
'
'
only.
"(7n
other
fr'O
OO
extra.
Tire
and
Tube,
x'ra.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
Trappers!
i
KettiiiK
enough
for
'
''
If
not,
come
to
m
.1
tint
now
we
want
tnarten,
ermine,
coy-M.
foxes
of
all
kinds,
i
lit.
'
'';ivi
large
orders
from
'"
tiirera
in
the
F.aat,
:
vc
cannot
fill
them
we
"
lonus.
We
pay
top
'"r
everythlnR.
1
"i
have
a
larjre
lot.
'
'"'
and
I
shall
call
"-illy.
Remember,
if
you
'
'
-"luare
deal
sell
to
Coldbl
oom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
Sond
Avenue
OI
K
GREAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
of
(irirm?
AN
nOYS'
'OTIIINO
ANI)
FURNISH-
IKV,$
,
still
on
Montreal
Importers
Thinl
A.
J-
.
Miller,
Proprietor
ATHLETES
WON
i
ON
DAYLIGHT
!
SAVING
PLAN
i
.
,
Toronto
I'uta
Clocks
Forward
an
j
Hour
at
End
of
April
TORONTO.
Feb.
ai.-"Twnty
thlU
...
,
,ru
Ulal
tle
aate(j
of
d,iy.-
ving
r
lejt
the
Mmr
u,t
year.
He
thought
the
city
would
he
well
advised"
t0
,t
tlut
way
There
were
no
deputation,
apparently,
from
certain
mother,
of
the
city:
who
may
rot
hove
known
the-
value
of
such
de-nioi.airatlons.
Several
alderm...
tei,i
,
..liiititly
to
put
in
warm
protest.
!
c;ity
fathers,
who
are
alao
proud
father,
of
families,
unburdened
their
i
mjuj
to
th
council
and
told
of
the
dlf
....Liu,,
wu
passed
April
39
"pte
ruber
33.
Aid.
svummervtlle
said:
"I
am
the
father
of
children
mlno
tot
school
and
I
thinir
ih.i
h
....
.
"
vr"
5"
J
Kol"K
a
little
too
far.!
I
Mi.mk
that
If
it
went
to
the
people
to!
e'
an
expression
of
opinion
from
the
mc:ht
rs
or
im.
rttv
vnn
,...
1
CRIBBAGE
LEAGUE
Oraage
leading
In
One
(tame
Prince
Rupert
Crlbbage
League
ulu
last
nlKht
were
as
follows:
Sin
ol
Canada
17.
C.
N.
h:cu
e
TAME
W.
L.
)i
inw
Lorue
6
1
C
N
Operating
...
t
N.
a
Em
pre
Hotel
.
S
S-
St
Andrew').
4
g
Cold
Stcrage
4
Prime
Hupert
Hotel
4
t
Canadian
Irgion
.
.
.
4
Sons
uf
Cunada
S
4
Knights
ol
Columbus
3
4
C
N
Mechnnlra
....
3
S
Moose
3
5
jarotto
1
6
Postponed
gsme
will
be
played
on
February
33.
at
New
1
(K
ol
C.
v
PR
Hotel)
NOTICE.
The
Least
Excitement
Made
Her
Heart
Palpitate
and
Flutter
Mrs.
Ambrose
Oner,
EJinbur,
Oni,
writes:
"I
suffered
for
some
time,
with
a
bad
heart
which
teemed"
"to
be
controlled
by
my
nerves.
The
leant
Jilt)
excitement
would
cause
it
to
flut
ter
ana
palpitate,
and
at
timea
I
would
"&
bad
spell.
I
suffered
in
way
for
tome
time-
when,
one
day,
period
But
all
this
wu
of
no
mt.ii
th.
'
finally
iinany
SEES
DEATH
IN
j
j
x.iv.
...in
kiimk
1
daylmh:
saving
would
be
cut
down
very
considerably.
It
should
be
from
the
,'
l'jlbillly
"""die
of
atay
to
the
last
week
In
September.
Another
thing,
let
me
tell
ju
the
men
an
construction
work
cannot
work
at
an
early
hour
owing
to
the
dew
on
the
roofs."
Aid.
Pearee:
"I
think
that
we
are
a
little
previous
with
this
darltaht
savin
It
is
my
impression
owing
to
the
ssrloOs
an
that
t
Half
Itr
adding
:
Ki'lghts
ol
Columbus
vs.
Prince
Ru
rrt
Hotel
postponed.
Orotto
B.
c
N
Operating
IS.
advertised,
o
decided
to
try
them.
i
DM
only
taken
a
few
boxes
when
I
noticed
that
I
felt
better,
so
I
continued
taking
them
and
in
a
abort
time
my
heart
felt
entirely
different.
'
Pries
80e.
a
box
at
all
dragging
and
'"my
they
bad
In
gettln-
tla
h7.-.
"Z'W1"
"
PRIZE
FIGHTS
Thai
Kir
IHMinr.1
Squire
May
Come
Hack
as
leader
WASHINGTON
DC.
fb.
St.
PriM-flghU
have
taken
a
heavy
toll
of
lives
In
recent
yean,
the
Methodist
Board
of
Temperance.
Prohibition
"
and
PuMIc
Morals
declares.
st
that
it
has
on
school
children
"
anlt-
,pot,lng
th
"""
ot
it
should
not
be
started
before
the'
th
KlurKl
cttrlt-
"
to
I.Ht
of
June,
when
you
consider
at
that
!
"
the
sport
of
boxlnc
with
1
"""pwldrt
glo-
but
th
oomro"'-(xamiiwtlons
time
the
children
are
preparing
for
their
"
elalusad
greed
of
the
profeaslotua
fight
industry,
ine
boord
assert.
It
listed
lITty-nlne
deaths
of
ftghteta
stnee
1904.
but
decJarsd
the
total
was
Incomplete
"probably
not
more
than
one-fifth
nt
tH
mimftuir
tMiHUatuwl
-
I
'If
price
fighting
were.
In
fact',
a
I
sport'
and
were
conducted
according
to
re-'the
principles
of
apommanahlp.
them
;
would
probably
be
some
deaths
which
.
would
be
essentially
acoidoatal.
anal
per-!
haps
uinc
of
tbe
fatalities
listed
oeeur-i
red
in
boxing
content
which
were
pro-
St
Andrew's
11.
New
Impress
Hotel
perly
conducted
Cta
Siorute
11.
Orange
Lodge
IS
Mr.osr
16
Canadian
Legion
11
The
list
as
in
out
he
tfcw
kneed
showed
seven
deaths
the
result
of
nrlie
flehta
lut
m.r
li
far
laaa
four
Mechanics
'
each
for
1023
and
1834,
and
seven
for
;
1S3S.
WALKING
FROM
:
U.S.
TO
PARIS
t
'Plana
of
Ala4ichue(t
Man
to
co
hy
Way
of
Bering
Strait
Thrugh
Husitia
SALEM.
Mosa..
Veb.
31
Owen
C.
Bast-
D",n
LO
preaa
Hotel
i
After
a
couple
of
praettoe
Jaunta
from
I
Salem
to
San
Pranotsoo.
Bast
man
yearn-
ad
for
new
worMs
to
canquer.
Bo
he
i
conceived
the
Mesa
of
walking
to
Parts.
TAKX
MOT1CK
that
aa
appllcatMB
i
in
spile
of
Use
fact
that
about
Jjoeo
alii
be
made
to
the
Parliament
of
Oaa-1
il
i.
wataw
samara--
nua
rales
Pranoe
awe
and
an
sda
at
the
neat
session
thereof
tor
an
,
.
act.
I
afsssarhusetu.
l'
Por
the
incorporation
of
a
coenpaay
I
gtman
plana
to
avoM
that
obettrle
to
be
known
as
The
Alberta.
Peace
River
,
..
1
W','
.kln
o
nt,r
m.
imiMir
tx
and
Pacific
Railway
Company,
or
auoh
T1
f!L
otlier
name
aa
may
be
alven.
to
con-
way
of
Canada.
Alaska.
Siberia.
BuhU,
.trurt
and
operate
a
railway
aa
follows:
I
Poland.
CMraaany
and
Belgium
but
the
isi
Commencing
at
a
point
at
or
near;
"Em
-
aur
hette
we-a
So
ttiat
"l
"
the
the
City
of
Lethbrtdge:
thence
in
a
Weaterly
direction
to
a
point
at
cr
;
mute
Bistman
plans
to
follow.
He
has
near
the
Town
of
MrLeod.
thence
j
wt
out
Kcra
Canada
bound
for
Cape
Westerly
and
Northerly
in
a
direction
.
the
and
1
OI
w..
Wales,
at
u
we
ti.
tip
Of
r
Ala-.
parallel
to
Calgary
Enerally
cLeort
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Pact-1
At
this
particular
point
these
la
a
flc
Railway
to
s
point
at
or
near
the
mi
,
the
road
that
would
daunt
City
ol
Calgary;
thence
Northerly
nd
...
-i,..i
..
fc
1
Channel
swlmwiee.
Its
and
Edmonton
even
an
Bngtlah
West
of
the
Calgary
railway
to
a
point
at
cr
near
La
combs:
I
called
Bering
Strait,
aaat
a)
H
ajatlea
thence
Northerly
to
a
point
at
or
near
I
the
City
of
Bdmonton.
.
'
I
astwsn
,hoowa
,
all
mtmt
aDOwt
ui
thaa,
tuas.
now
i
hi
Prom
a
ooint
st
or
near
the
City
,'
of
lemon
ton
by
tbe
most
seat.
He
eapacu
ta-iVBOb
W
.
T
Z
TxuTTIUtt
at
that
urn
m
year
and
Its
with
the
Wapiti
River
at
or
near
equivalent
in
Saberla,
on
the
ether
silk
RSTm
V'proft,
of
A?r.t!0
the
Strait,
and
Baetman
aiawcu
that
thence
South
Weaterly
through
the
Bering
Strait
will
be
froaen
over
so
he
Moukman
Pass
to
a
point
'
w
:
waUt
,cro.
Alera
Uke
on
the
Canadian
National
bould
land
him
In
the
ol
British
I
w
-
"
Railway
to
tile
I'rovmce
Columbia
;
Onion
of
SoclallaUc
Soviet
Republics,
id
l
Prom
a
point
at
or
near
Orande
rorlnrrl,
n0wn
as
Russia,
by
which
tawe
'ar"po!nt'
.ror"
ZZWwZ
bu
pedm..
if
It
Un't
b-n.
rtiould
and
Irani
a
point
at
or
near
Pouce
ahuw
a
reading
of
MOO
SaUes
or
more.
Coupe
in
a
North
Westerly
direction
Tnen
wlll
comu
more
thousands
of
"
eral
South
Westerly
and
Weaterly
dl-
reaches
of
Siberia.
Kuropsaa
Russia.
Po-rectlon
and
North
Woterly
by
the
rf
Belgium,
""
'
the
Pine
most
feasible
route
through
pS.
tH
point
si
or
near
the
Town
,
Then
Pari..
of
Stewart
In
the
Province
of
Brltlah
Bstinan
has
not
decided
whether
he'll
Columbia
st
the
head
ol
Portland
!
fd"
Prom
a
point
at
or
near
Hudson's
un
rroaalna
Peace
River
In
a
gen-
,
-,
,m
,
j
jgy
raT
-asterly
directum
to
point
at
n
or
near
WhlUlaw;
thenoe
in
a
nor-
therty
direction
to
a
point
;
'
.
OT
WAV
1
V-OV
1
Vermilion
and
thence
Northerly
II
Fort
the
K
"
iimi'ian
am
izl
iu..fi.
1.1
i
ne
rlaht
bank
of
?,",EXt
T'
Vanderhoof
Hockey
Club
I
Provliii"'
of
Alberta
elected
officer
for
the
year
at
follows:
The
aald
railways
being
declared
to'
1(lrnt
r.k;
vlce-prealdent.
'
ennrtriict
wharves,
dix
it
and
hotel
ana
,
B.
smith.
Tha
president
ana
vice-
oVn
and
operate
veaU
nd
land
to
'f
'Ji
president
were
chosen
as
the
repre-irges
.on.teregranh
utlves
on
,,
-jwcutlv.
oommltte
to
own
i
charges
aage
ol
tne
puunw.
Mn...i..
rouir
..Srgy
aud
&
djjj
ipcee
of
tin
"Sirplus
from
and
collect
Office
;
,,
AlberU,
Canada.
of
the
.
Vanderhoof
.,.,...
Athletic
a.w,.
Asaoclattoa.
i
Or.
W.
Rots
Stone.
Cecil
Steele
and
Mr.
Park
were
sleeted
a
oomiiilttire
authorire
Company
to
th.
akyng.
Iurs
of
a
respect
of
t
aiu
i
.
;
Mcurltles
in
c
b
uni,"l
"srtv
ThSussiid
H40.ooo.00,
'under
ten
years
of
age
will
be
mounum
section
,
.
dmonton,
in
th?ApT.n',eA
ggrtf.
-
0f
''"".ffinedV
J
BTBWABT
CLARK.
'"on
behalf
of
the
Applicants.
Hwv'e
Bury,
C-o
Swing.
THB
DAItiY
NZTfJ
den
on
the
Ice
alter
nine
o'clock
with
the
exception
of
Friday
and
Saturday
nights.
The
first
annual
chrnlval
at
Dunts
Lake
last
week
of
the
Omlneca
Bkl
dub
waa
a
htige
success
with
many
visitors
and
f-'.r.
In
the
arl-
ii"
,i,:,H
Iii
tlM'
or.iat-oauntrysrKJW-'shoe
raee,
K.
Merrill
was
the
wlnnei
1
.
by
a
fifth-of-.i-Htvond
over
V.
Sthel-'damp.
Knute
Nyvaen
won
the
clu'.i-
I
"B"
ski
jump
and
Pete
Sandiies.
the
sablbltlon
ski
Jump.
Other
prlar-wtn-ncrs
included
I.
Pdaland,
I.
Skurlin
I.
Haakon
Maydal.
V.
Bchelikrup,
Oke
atanyer.
T.
Julseth.
Buddy
Brunnell
Itanny
Trouadeil.
John
Oerow.
Maynard
Nourae.
Andrew
liQajghaed.
Walter
snllh,
Maw
Gertrude
Wahmau.
Mrs
KtUUaen
M
Godwin.
1
;u
Borll.
Mrs
Sattsrstrooa,
O.
Uoaa,
aflat
Mae
McDonnel
was
quceo
of
the
carnleak
A
Bill
la
to
be
tutcoduced
during
tne
present
session
of
toe
British
Parliament
to
legaUae
the
Totalis.
tor
on
race
courses.
It
will
not
be
a
Government
measure
and
the
Government
wlll
be
hound
by
the
declaltm
of
the
Ileus
at
CoiHaiona.
Tbe
Totallaator
tBW
lNid
i
laStBBBdSelaV.aaii
ieapeai
mm
airy
as
it
rigid
collection
of
than
la
now
possible.
wouw
iaaa
w
the
CM
CMMi-
ttola
week.
They
purpose
enteriug
the
tiafalai
taduitry.
NEWFOUNDLAND
ELECTION
SOONi
ST.
JOHNS
Nflu
.
Fsij.
Jl
-At
the
pre-scnt
m.
men
l
the
polltlcul
situation
In
Newfoundland
la
irom
eeveral
points
of
vl-w
acmewhat
uncenaln.
The
life
of
the
prewul
government
of
whioti
lion.
W.
S.
Mu-iroe
li
the
leader
ends
In
July,
snd
the
ft
rrt
question
Is
whether
an
election
wlll
toe
held
In
tlie
spring
i
.
in
tbe
.iiitumn.
The
general
cousen-M
of
oplnl.'n
favors
the
latter,
which
i.
not
only
a
more
favorable
time
of
the
year
for
runvawitng
but
entails
leas
dislocation
In
trade
and
business
activi
ties.
.
.
?A
.
i.
upwn'vmfe-.li
elections
ac
uity
of
the
".
.
I'.
.
.
.
--VIT
.
...
a
more
iwmmeni
to
noiu
a
s
awon
oi
tne
betting
tax
House
under
present
circumstances.
jiClected
In
1H34
with
a
majority
of
eleven.
I
Since
then
two
by-electlona
were
won
Olof
Jensen.
Forger
Stockae.
Hanslbv
the
oppnsltion
led
by
A.
K.
Hlck-Diisch
and
Osrar
Cartacm
are
the
latest
man.
and
by
dismissals
or
secession,
the
Immigrants
from
Norway
to
rrnrh
strength
of
the
party
haa
been
furthn
Prince
Rupert,
having
arrived
from
(he,
reduced,
the
presont
atandlng
being
Oovernment
18;
opposition
IT.
wbleb
leaves
the
former
a
hi
re
lead
ot
on
with
tlie
Speaker
The
Prime
Minister
Is
tut
disposed
to
open
the
House
without
some
understanding
on
the
part
of
the
uppviltlon
that
the
work
of
tne
lesslon
will
not
be
unduly
held
up
Such
an
arrangement
I
not
Improbable
In
view
of
th
genera)
desire
to
avoid
a
spring
election.
The
situation
Is
further
pusnllng
be-
cause
at
present
it
la
uncertain
what
j
parties
wlll
take
the
field.
Mr.
Mon-roe
has
Intimated
that
be
desires
to
retire
from
public
life,
and
whether
tbe
Conservative
party
wHI
remain
Intact
under
a
new
leader
or
disband
Is
impossible
to
say.
In
some
quarters
it
la
rumored
that
Sir
John
Bennett,
th
Colonial
Secretary,
may
take
command.
The
opposition
constats
of
a
faction
which
regards
A.
E.
Hickman
a
leader.
Another
taction,
the
Plahennen's
Protective
Union,
supports
Sir
W.
P.
Ooaker.
-It
la
generally
reported
that
Sir
Richard
Squires,
who
waa
premier
from
1919
to
1993,
and
retired
from
public
life
following
the
enquiry
into
the
affair
of
hat
admlatatration
in
1911
by
T.
HotlU
Walker,
Intend
again
to
make
a
bid
for
office,
and
already
there
I'
considerable
activity
In
his
organisation.
Poas-ly
there
may
be
a
theee-cor-aewd
fight,
tout
as
there
la
no
marked
distinct
ton
between
on
party
and
an
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1
PAGE
FTTH
7.
as
Paris
expresses
them
for
Spring
1928
presented
in
new
sizes
in
Suits
to
fit
.WOMEN
AND
MISSES
A
new
chapter
in
the
history
of
Fashion
was
begun
when
wc
opened
our
new
store
on
Third
Avenue
less
than
a
year
ago.
It
was
more
than
new.
It
was
revolutionary.
No
one
else
was
doing
it.
.Rut
it
had
to
he
done
because
you
wanted
it
because
you
demanded
THE
SAME
CHOICE
OF
CURRENT
STYLES
THAT
ANY
SMART
WOMEN
ENJOYS
IN
THE
SIZE
TO
FIT
YQU.
,
,.
s-svsawa
sawadaawmssi
aawawaaw
Bwaawssa
awa
aaaM
saawaaWBBaawsBaWwsBSa
To
give
the
needed
ease
at
arms,
bust
and
hips,
and
to
give
the
style
unchanged
meant
thought,
required
special
organisation.
"Why
go
to
all
that
bother"
was
and
is
the
attitude
of
most
fashion
shops.
Why,
indeed!
Except
as
a
greater
service
to
you.
Richmond's
Louvre
decided
to
give
that
Rrcatcr
service.
Created
the
organisation
to
give
it..
Planned
the
hew
store,
with
adequate
space
and
a
modern
environment,
for
the
proper
showing
of
Youthful
Styles
in
a
definitely
new
range
of
sizes,
originated
by
us,
misses
plus
sizes
16
plus
to
30
plus
(to
fit
31
to
18
bust).
MILLINERY
FOR
LADIES
We
have
a
few
original
models
in
Mil
linery,
also
a
few
very
good
copies.
Ladies'
Spring
Coats
and
Dresses
Wc
have
these
to
suit
every
pocket.
Do
not
think
that
because
wc
have
an
up-to-date
modern
store
that
our
.
prices
are
necessarily
higher
than
you
want
to
pay.
Just
drop
in
and
sec
the
variety
of
our
stock
there
will
be
something
to
suit
you
both
in
price
and
quality.
And
if
youvire
looking
for
something
new
in
styles
and
materials,
wc
have
it!
ii
iMchmoncrs
Louvre
other,
the
i
lianoea
Krem
to
be
that
u
re-shuttle
wlll
take
place
and
two
new
parties
wlll
take
the
field
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnco
Rupert
BaUaH.,-.
.
-
-
'If
-
tK
IKIIHI
AKY
11.
HUH.
The
OTP.
Steamship
Co.
will
es-tatllih
an
operating
office
at
Prince
Rupert
.
lu
charge
of
Reginald
Beau-tnent
with
the
title
of
assistant
man-Ager,
it
Is
announced
by
Capt.
C.
H.
Nicholson.
Orsve
fears
are
entertained
for
tbe
safety
wf
tamav
Piawav
sussanis
oatoer
an.
the
8Wkis
River,
svho
has
ttotbeen
seen
sJhcf'MfMlitr
9s
whaii
he
left
Boundary
raft
IB
a-
small
boat
tsr
wrangall
enapute
to
Prince
Rupert
Where
he
had
been,
ordered
to
report
(or
duty.
P.
O
Dawson
returned
to
the
city
Istt
evening
on
the
Prince
Rupert
from
a
rip
south,
being
accompanied
by
hi
parent.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Silas
Dwao,
who
will
uke
up
rstdnos
nets.