Mar
0,
1928
ITS
ROMANTIC
STORY
W,
rid
S&cb
Pj.WttM
Medicinal
Herbs.
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fur
apart
a
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and
England,
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and
France
have
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peciei
of
herlw
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ure
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world
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rare
and
costly
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al
the
rifihl
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juices
and
medicinal
ai
me"
very
ten.
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of
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ng
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of
the
mil
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first
aid
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is
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fur
piles
'f
dealer!
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fot
l
.5.
or
iiumnv
St.,
TorOatto.
COAL
Prices
DOWN
I
Pembina
retries
Kick
12.00
Pemhlna
Washed
NutH
$11.22
Alberta
Sootiest.
Egg
$12.00
It
Mbtrta
lump
$1,100
1
oal.t
are
under
I
:
delivered
dry.
.
iHydeTransfer
AM)
COM.
CO.
1'9
Second
Avenue
V
g
Hats
emers
"
Costumes
::
Latest
Frocks
Radio
Radio
specialising
on
tlx
"l
ol.i.
we
wish
to
draw
inn
to
the
Radtola
No
.mother
of
the
up-W--
x
muntha
model.
1
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lot
rona
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with
Rad'.o-'
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100.A
Loud-
Wiii.ieiie
Dealer
for
R'.-iK.laa
urn
....
.,,
.
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rritiir
nniMTi.
nr.
DAILY
NEWS
THE
PAGE
THREE
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Local
and
Personal
Dentist.
Or.
1.
R.
Cnsae.
Skating
dally,
a
to
4
and
8
to
ren
25c.
chunce
to
Phone
686.
10.
tl
Alex
Rlx
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
tram
Horn
u
trip
to
the
Interior.
see
"Aunt
Susan's
Vlalt"
ni
ll,,nH
r-.,..v.
.
nly
knownhat
flight
at
8
o'clock,
au.uu.
50c.
child
Boxing
Wednesday.
March
14,
Exhibition
Hull,
1
50
anil
$1.00.
Jimmy
McDonald
v.
BatilliiK
Ourvlch.
Five
gixxl
preliminaries
50
The
scl.
(ilbop.rd
lost
night
decided
to
buy
a
tool
sharpener
frcm
the
Prince
Rupert
Supply
Company
at
a
cost
not
to
exceed
WO
I.lltle
cnane
is
reported
In
the
condition
ill
James
C
McRue
who
Is
0
'patient
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
sufftn.ig
'rom
a
stroke.
SATLlibAY
SFECIALS'
dresie
.v.f.-.
ft
cm
40
to
hulf
pr.re
Ai.-o
ehildru,
13
75
Dry
CiixuX,
ainl
Phone
776
Ladles'
silk
4.
selling
at
s
r.ilncoats
at
Novelty
bhop
I
Frecl
O'.lhuly.
alter
having
apent
the
past
t::
dnys
In
the
city,
sailed
this
'irorntiiK
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
his
icturn
1.,
Kelso.
Washing.
on.
where
he
Is
now
located
i
Clay
Porter,
head
ol
the
Porter-Idaho
M::
Inx
Co
.
was
a
pass-i:cr
1.
board
the
Pi
ince
Rupert
this
niornlint
going
;thi..uh
to
Vancouver
and
other
point
iii
the
.xjuth
or.
a
business
trip.
Mjrley
Shier,
well
known
powder
tiavi'cr,
rrturned
ti
the
r:iy
on
yeier-di'y
nf.e.
11.
on
train
fro:n
a
business
trip
to
the
interior
mil
sailed
this
nioniliT
by
the
Prince
Kupert
lor
Vancouver
L
Ji'ssen
and
F
E.
In
rlho
of
the
Boyle
Bri.
diamond
rit
'lin,;
concern
acre
p.wengers
aboard
tin
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
ri"tiir::im-
to
Van-
ccuve:
fll"wing
a
visit
to
Stewart
on
company
business
At
the
meeting
of
the
schoolboard
last
night
Mr
McOlnley
l..irl
before
the
mem
here
a
prcposal
to
purehase
the
"World
B
.f
for
the
school
library
He
wu
v-lied
to
first
lay
his
proposal
before
Use
insMs?tor
and
gat
hu
en-
dorsenMttt
when
the
Board
would
con
sidcr
It.
At
the
meeting
of
the
school
beard
list
ntfh
it
was
decided
to
aak
fot
mcn'.hlf
tip.
from
the
manual
train
ing
aad
(kinirHlc
selar.ee
deiMWtinMtt
similar
to
those
made
by
th
ether
principals
Rcjxirts
of
non-attendance
of
some
pupils
at
the
been
rf
rted
1
F
C
,ri
t
ut
UitiLnt
chief
forester
for
th
in
.
inre
und
R.
Allen,
dli
trtrt
ii
re
tet
returned
to
tlM
City
on
yeateidiv
af.ern.s.n'a
train
from
Terrac
ahert
tney
he!''
rangers'
examination
and
w
ill
proi
eed
tomorrow
morning
u
Smith'
1
i.nd
Uurna
Lake
where
they
will
c
i.ituet
similar
examinations.
At
the
schoolboard
meeting
last
night
p.
was
decided
that
the
board
should
meet
the
utilities
committee
of
the
city
council
in
connection
with
the
charges
lor
light
at
the
schools
and
also
take
up
with
the
council
the
matter
of
r.ter
charges
The
necessary
data
is
ibclPK
gathered
to
lay
before
the
authorise
in
regard
to
these
matters.
I
I
e
ANNOUNCEMENTS
,..Aa)ga,Afkg,
Aunt
Busana
VWt"
at
United
1
Church.
March
and
9.
j
Mo.
sc
heart
Ladlea'
8t.
FaUlck
s
WhUt
Drive
and
Dance.
Mare
ia.
j
An,;llean
Cuttedral
Tie
March
17.
8'
Patrick
eeacert.
Monday.
March
;o
Wenthotme
Toaatre.
I'nited
Church
Kastfr
Bale
of
Work
April
I.
Ainllcan
Churcll
vlr
Sale
April
10.
r.,M.
one
Wnmen'i
Leagtw
spring
aal
of
work
April
12.
Ladle
Auxiliary
St
Andrews
Brsflef
Eiuter
Bale
and
whist
drhre,
April
.
BUi
Cabaret
April
0.
Royal
Society
of
8t
Oewrte
Wnlat
Drive
and
Dance.
April
sa.
lanket
Sale
inn
i-AiA
srfljlXti
iJlii
toM
nhnktta
In
Hud,
Green,
Pawn
and
White.
III'-.
Ui.iirht
II
l.j.
liMS
I
t.xr
.SISl.Ht!
noguiar
fiv.au
(mil.
w,,'Kht.
Keirular
19.50
pair,
for
Fraser
&
Payne
Univer-Nnl
Tradlnj,'
Co.
$1(1.0."
Otl
lb
Rig
4
bablti
of
a
Tail.
paotM
4
,;u
il..
.
in
Other
Remarkable
Stories
hi
this
issue
,
TOO
MUCH
FAMILY
THE
HOUSE
OF
LOST
SOULS
MY
MAD
ELOPEMENT
LOVE
KNOWS
NO
BARRIERS
SHE
WAS
A
GOOD
LITTLE
TROUPER
HE
BROKE
ONE
HEART
TOO
MANY
MY
FOOLISH
SACRIFICE
"
THE
SALVATION
OF
A
BANK
BURGLAR
AND
I
THOUGHT
HE
LIED
I
V
MY
BUDDIE
AND
MY
WIFE
,
-
WHEN
SOCIETY
SINS
HEARTS
OF
STONE
WANDERER'S
LUCK
Wat
thlotlAg
Chief
Officer
William
ThQjnas
is
now
Won
duty
aboard
the
r:4sUMr
Prince
John
which
la
In
port
from
the
south.
O.
A.
Woodland.
I.
.-a!
ive-it
f-r
the
j
-
Imperial
OU
Co
sailed
this
morning
A.
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tor
a
trip
tiahic
Vancouvtr.
We
ere
Headquarters
Tor
shoe
repairing.
Hend
them
to
us
for
value,
service
and
autlafarllnn
Mar
Arthur's
Mine
Slore.
tf
At
the
raeetini!
of
the
si
l.ol
bcsl
last
night
the
iiuctloii
of
pp.ulntin
a
physical
irufing
utstrin
r
i
iuv
mi
older
girls
wa.s
dlccusseu
nml
l
rt
with
a
committee
Jo
make
an
.m
letnents
If
possible.
D.
Watt,
division!
master
mech-for
the
Canadian
National
ftall-
I
frays,
arrived
in
the
city
from
Fit
nee
jfjeorge
on
yesterday
artcrtvoon's
train
41
Mr
and
Mrs
John
de
Carlo
wiled
''this
rooming
by
the
Prince
Rupert
for
ncouver.
Mr.
De
Curio
Is
an
officer
01
rBBjea
do
lteHuwr
Prince
Charlsw
whlehttt
in
cK
her
and
Mrs.
da
jam
Cu;
CaHlwas
k
rlraphy,
general
ntMafre
Of
the
loa
Angeles
Lumber
Products
Co
.
ar-
j
rived
on
the
Prince
John
hut
night
trcm
Buckley
Bay
and
aailed
this
motn-
At
the
schoolbonid
m-':
v
l.if'
hIkM
Ing
hy
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Seattle
Chi.li
nnii
U.i.
l.e'
tei
t
.'d
of
h.i
.
i'i,;
lieeu
Theie
Will
be
no
reopening
of
the
Mas-e"li"
isliied
at
lunch
bv
the
n
is
if
the
pt
Timber
Co
sawmill
at
Buckley
Bay
di-ine.itc
!
-
ii'i.let'
M'.v.
It
i'
i'
.-
The
ur'il
there
Is
an
Improvement
In
the
girls
were
trom
Mis-
M.-f
-
;
!
'
m.'
ei
market
'ntes
Mr.
Iteaphy
who
Mr
Rochester
said
ll.-
lun
h
..
an,
paid
a
visit
of
lns;iectlOn
to
the
plan!
CM"l!cnl
one
He
He
only
hi
i
',l
tie
w.-uli
w
herv
siinie
elglil
or
ten
men
are
no
Ul.it
I'll
.
Hip.
.
ry
work.
II.
B.
Rochester
presided
at
(he
schoolboard
meeting
last
night,
other!
members
of
the
Board
present
being
Sid
Johnston.
Thomas
McMeekln.
Mr
Spencer,
W.
Oilchrlst.
Secretary
Williams.
Principals
Peddle.
Miss
Mills
Mlaa
Mercer
and
Mrs
l.lr.ney
Your
Children's
Cough
can
be
quickly
and
lately
relieved
with
PERTUSSIN,
the
pleasant
and
effective
cough,
medicine
known
to
phyatdana
and
pharrnadkts
for
many
years.
Fr.t
ffenfrhsrmful
drugs
or
"
dep,
PERTUSSIN
Is
tht
ssirai
couah
remedy
far
every
memlier
of
the
famllr.
Al
slldrug
atorrs.helllraDHc
sndSlJO
r
mMft
Sate
for
Every
Cough
"s
"
Suspicion
is
the
oison
offrienddiip
"Is
that
room
haunted?"
J
asked
Cam.
fiAM
had
carried
his
pretty
girl-bride
over
the
threshold
of
her
beautiful
new
home
in
the
traditional
manner.
It
was
such
a
home
which
only
great
wealth
and
exquisite
good
taste
could
make
possible.
Joyously,
breathlessly,
Rosamond
flitted'from
room
to
room,
clapping
her
hands
in
ecstasy
and
wonderment.
And
then
....
she
paused
before
one
unforbidding
door
upstairs
glanced
at
her
husband
tried
the
handle
....
it
was
locked!
Why?
An
anxious
expression
warned
Rosamond
to
drop
the
subject.
But,
curiosity
and
suspicion
got
the
better
of
her.
"Is
that
room
haunted?"
she
enquired,
lightly.
Arid
all
he
said
was:
"You're
too
much
of
a
baby
yet
to
be
trusted
with
such
a
big
problem
1"
What
a
little
spark
is
required
to
fan
the
flames
of
jealousy
1
Rosamond
was
hurt
at
her
husband's
apparent
lack
of
confidence
in
her.
And
gradually
there
conjured
up
in
her
mind
the
thought
that
Cam
was
a
modern
Bluebeard
that
behind
that
closed
door
was
.
...
Oh!
And
later
as
Rosamond
stood
before
that
closed
door'
which
her
own
hands
had
unlocked
against
her
husband's
wishes,
she
began
to
shake
from
head
to
foot,
too
limp
to
turn
the
knob
and
come
face
to
face
with
the
haunting
stcret
that
was
to
wreck
her
life.
Little
did
she
realize
that
her
sudden
fear
was
a
warning
-one
of
those
psychic
messages
from
who
knows
where?
warning
her
that
behind
that
door
lay
...
.
But
to
appreciate
this
poignant
story
taken
from
life
you
must
read
it
as
told
by
the
woman
in
whose
life
the
episode
is
a
continual
nightmare
....
the
memory
and
result
of
which
she
will
carry
with
her
to
the
grave.
It
is
entitled:
"
LOCKED
DOORS
"
and
appears
in
TRUE
STORY
MAGAZINE
for
APRIL
now
on
sale
at
the
newsstands.
ON
THE
AIR
Every
Friday
Night
9
to
10
Eastern
Standard
Time
WOR
WNAC
WEAN
WMAC
WGHP
WMAQ
CANADIAN
APRIL
$24,
000
in
Prizes
for
True
Stories
Each
year
True
Story
Magazine
pays
many
thousands
of
dollars
to
its
readers
for
stories
taken
from
their
lives.
In
your
life,
probably,
there
is
a
story
for
which
we
are
willing
to
pay
handsomely.
This
is
the
time
to
cash
in
upon
it,
for
right
now
True
Story
is
offering
$24,000
in
prizes,
ranging
from
$200
each
up
to
$1,000
each
for
true
stories
of
the
sort
you
have
to
tell.
You
will
find
the
full
particulars
in
the
April
issue.
,
The
Qrcatcst
Newsstand
Sale
in
the
World
TRUE
STORY
MAGAZINE
64th
Street
and
Broadway,
New
York
City.
U.S.A.
I
wint
to
take
advantage
of
your
t
pedal
offer.
I
enclose
herewith
$1.00
(one
dollar)
for
whith
please
eater
ray
name
on
year
ma&inj
lint
to
receive
(4)
isms
of
TRUE
STORY
MAQA-ZIK'S,
be&faatac
with
the
April
number.
(If
jou
prefer
to
examine
the
macaiine
before
tubtcribiDC.
simply
mail
us
90
cents
and
we
will
tend
you
a
copy
of
the
April
Issue
at
once).
NAME
STREET
CITY
PROV
AH
Sweaters,
Mackinaws,
Wind
Breakers
REDUCED
15
PER
CENT
.
RUBBERS,
sizes
6
and
7,
regular
$2.25,
now
K."ii
Shoe
Sale
Continues.
Every
pair
must
go.
THORnHNSON
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Mailings
from
Prlni-e
Kimart
,
tor
VANTOl'VCK.
VICTOItl.l,
lluteUtlle.
Alert
IUV.
etc.,
Tued4.
5
p.ni.
for
VA(
tUt
Kit.
VICTORIA,
SwaHkoq
Hay,
Alert
Ik!?.
eteM
Saturday,
S
a.
in.
tor
PORT
HIMION.
NAA
KIVF.M
POINT.,
ALICE
ARM,
ANVOX.
STEWART,
Wales
Island.
Hnnday.
S
p.m.
If
Snil
Avenue.
K.
M.
SMITH.
Agent.
Prlnee
Hiiert.
afi.
Through
tickets
sold
to
Vlrtotla
and
Seattle,
and
baggagt
cheeked
through
to
destination.