F,
,,y
28,
1923
w
jm
m
Donf
Kisli
the
Embarrassment
of
Perspiration
Odour
The
one
to
two
pints
of
perspiration
which,
according
to
phvsiaans,
come
through
the
pores
daily,
is
natural
.
.
.
and
healthful
.
.
.
but
penetration
odour
it
not
only
unnecessary
but
extremely
"bad
form."
This
unpleasant
odour
is
seldom
recognized
by
the
offender,
but
everyone
else
notices
it
Lifebuoy
is
sure
protection
Besides
being
a
auperior
toilet
soap,
Lifebuoy,
through
its
creamy,
gentle
antiseptic
lather
cleanses
and
purines
the
millions
of
tiny
pores
and
keeps
the
skin
sweet,
offering
safety
from
perspiration
odour
from
bath
to
bath.
Don't
try
to
cover
up
perspiration
odour.
Prevent
it
with
Lifebuoy
Soap
for
face,
hands
and
bath.
It
costs
no
more.
Lerer
Brotlicn
Limited,
Toronto
LIFEBUOY
Purifies
HEALTH
SOAP
LbSM
and
Protects
TT-
Another
Way
to
Spell
Success
ay
to
tjell
au.Tes-
-co-opera:
:m
The
athletic
dicratf
to
.su'Tced.
Citizens
at
ir't
together
ivir
proRi-ini
aero?-.
And
your
doctor
and
your
uid
co-ojH
f.i'-
for
Iwit
renults
in
frettir.tr
tin-
sick
ll.-re
at
(im
git
your
doctor
the
bf.t
co-ran
in
tin-
foiiouiijg
hi
prescription
order
injuring
.tU-
the
purest
and
freshest
of
druga.
20
Year
I'rescription
Specialists
fines
lid.
THIRD
rVV
t
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
8?,200
New
Spring
Fabrics
A
St'i
iiil
I'm
i
liasi'
of
NOVKLTY
FKiUKKl)
SILK
DKB8B
GOODS
Assorted
designs
und
shades.
Regular
value
?I.M
to
12.69
Selling
for,
per
yard
$1.25
Fraser
&
Payne
Universal
Trmllni;
Co.
Ail
Sweaters,
Mackinaw's,
Wind
Breakers
.
REDUCED
16
PKK
CENT
IHIKUS,
siz,.
6
m
it
regular
$2.26.
now
"
shoe
Sale
Continue.
Every
pair
must
ico.
THOR
JOHNSON
"""
'.
..li.--
-
-!-"!
lllMMLmu
sum
ui
rns'st
on
B.C.
PRODUCTS
Ti
ey
Lead
in
Quility
"
r1
i
j
Local
and
Personal
r
t
B.C.
Undertakers
Pbona
il.
Ostitis
Dr
J
R.
O-MM
PbOMBSS
Skating
dally,
2
to
4
and
8
to
10.
U
0t
the
Big
4
habit'
When
thin
tin
of
a
Tmi.
phone
4
tl
Moff.
Whisi
Drive
anrt
Dance,
Wednesday
i
inl.t.
Mucse
Hull,
at
8.30.
Baskt-iball
tomorrow
nlnhl.
light
o'clotk.
New
Meilakatla
vs.
Prince
Ru
pert.
8t.
Andrew
Society
Scotch
Dance
I
OD
E
Hall.
March
3.
Keep
thl
dat
open.
O.P.R.
strainer
Princess
Mary,
southbound
irom
A!aka
pom
to
li
due
in
port
tomorrow.
Womei.s
Hosp.ta!
AuxUtary
tea
and
sale
cl
home
cooking
at
the
home
o:
Mrs.
Dan
Jabour.
March
6
Irom
3
U
530
pjn.
We
are
Headquarters
for
hue
rr-iwlrtng.
Hrnd
them
t
in
for
value,
arrvlre
and
satlsfacflof.
Ma
Arthur's
HImw
Store.
Native
8(.ii
of
Canada
member
an
iqjtU-tl
to
attend
th
funeral
of
Sra
L
Murray
Puller
from
the
Pretb-terlea
Church,
Wedneiay.
February
3S,
at
p.m.
Following
argument
of
counsel
this
mcrning.
Judge
r.
McB
Young
I:
Ct
unty
Court
reserved
Judgment
in
the
cae
of
J.
W
Collier
who
la
suing
tin
"!'
of
Prince
Rupert
for
damage.
Two
week
of
fine
weather
with
sun
shine
every
day
ta
something
rather
u:.'.uul
for
this
time
of
year.
It
la
making
boat
ownrra
uneasy
aa
aun
hice
on
the
harbor
la
alwaya
attrac
tlve.
Union
steamer
Camosun.
Capt.
Jaa
Plndlay.
returned
to
port
at
3
o'cloc?
this
afternoon
from
Anyox.
Stewart
and
other
northern
point
of
call
au
wlil
tjjl
at
S
o'clock
thl
evening
fo:
Vancouver
ana
wayporta.
Fred
Ollhuly.
former
local
tobacco
nlat
and
now
located
in
Kelao.
Wash
lngton.
will
reach
the
city
from
M
wuth
on
the
Prluce
Rupert
tomorrow
to
attend
the
funera!
of
his
brother
In-law.
the
late
L
Murray
Puller.
The
halibut
beat
Irene,
which
sold
ZI.OOO
pounds
of
flab
here
today,
la
another
of
the
new
American
veaaela
built
at
Seattle
during
the
winter
Sh
la
a
neat
and
eommod'.ou-
craft
anr)
her
owner
and
aktpper
la
Opt.
Charlie
Johnaon
Henry
H
Manny
of
Seattle,
dlatrtc
rorefnor
of
Rotary,
will
arrive
In
the
cl'.y
from
the
south
on
the
Prlnse
Ru
pert
tomorrow
to
vtalt
the
local
club
He
:ll
be
entertained
at
dinner
by
the
executive
of
the
club
tomorrow
evening
as
well
aa
at
the
regular
weekly
!un
cheon
on
Thursday.
Mr
Ma.
my.
it
l4
expected,
rill
return
south
Friday
morning
The
Premier
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
McLean
were
hcru
at
a
dinner
party
at
their
hi
mo
on
Victoria
Avenue
when
their
gvtf
-
included
Mr.
Jual.ce
Martin
and
Mrs
Martin
of
Reglna.
Hon.
A.
M
Mai-.x-n
ard
Mra.
Man
ton
Oeneral
ar.d
Mu
Victor
Odium
of
Vancouver,
the
Hi
ti
T
O
Coventry
and
Mra.
Coventry
Mr
and
Mrs
R.
Hayward.
Mra
Mary
Ellen
Smith,
and
Hon.
J.
A.
Buckham
victoria
Times.
A
N
NOl'M
EM
KNTS
Mne
Leap
Year
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
February
3.
'A
"in
Suaan'a
Visit"
at
Chun
h
March
B
and
9.
United
Ai::'h'.'H
Cathrdral
Tea
March
IT.
St
Patrick's
concert.
Monday,
March
18.
WcMliolme
Theatre.
Catholic
Women's
League
spring
sale
of
work
April
13.
Clks
Cabaret
April
30.
Royal
Society
of
St
George
Whist
Drive
and
Dance.
April
33.
The
"Flu"
LEFT
HER
WITH
A
VERY
WEAK
HEART
lira.
Beulah
Demnne,
PleaeaJrt
Bivsr,
writes:
"Having
suffered
wit
the
'flu'
a
few
yenrs
ago,
I
viai
left
with
a
vor
weak
heart.
'
'
I
was
suable
to
go
about,
and
eeold
not
do
my
housework.
"I
would
get
diiir
epells
aad
would
aave
to
go
aad
lie
down.
"1
Miuld
aot
ileep
at
aifht
a
the
leaat
lit
tit-
noise
would
wake
ase
up.
"I
tnod
different
kinds
ot
medicine,
but
they
stM
iued
to
do
me
M
good.
"A
frieii'l
recommended
Pnc'
.'
dfftlfr-.
r
I
have
used
five
better;
do
not
get
those
diiiy
spells,
aad
ran
do
inv
ows
Work
as
well
.Pi',
a
l"x
at
all
drtigciatu
and
ir
rnfiilr.l
.liiocl
on
nvnpt
f
tiri.
V
The
T.
M.lburu
Co
,
Limited,
Tore&tui
Oat.
ont
dose
LL
a
Chiids
CoSd
Continual
dosincr
tmspta
o
X
children's
delicate
stomachs.
Vicks
is
applied
externally
and
therefore
cannot
disturb
the
digestion.
It
acts
in
two
ways:
(1)
The
body
heat
releases
the
ingredients
in
the
form
of
vapors
which
are
inhaled.
(2)
At
the
same
time
Vicks
"draws
out"
the
soreness
like
a
poultice.
CKS
r?
V
a
p
o
R
u
B
OMR
tZMllllONJARSUSED
YEARLf
Native
Sons
Whist
Drive
and
Danoe
Metropole
Hall.
Friday.
March
3.
63
Thla
afternooo'a
tfain.
due
from
the
Cast
at
8J0,
to
reportetl
to
be
on
time.
Charles
bom
Ot
Fort
Simpson
will
lall
this
evening
on
the
Camosun
for
Sella
Bella.
Ladles'
Auxiliary
St.
Andrew's
Society
Whist
Drive
in
rooms
Wednesday.
February
3
at
S
pm.
Come
along.
All
merchants
are
requested
to
close
their
stores
Wednesday
from
340
to
4
pjn.
Funeral
of
(ate
Murray
Fuller
.i
Presbyterian
Churgi
at
3
pjn.
D.
C.
afcRae.
President
ageall
Merchanu
Aa-
nclatlon.
.
J
4
CONANDOYLE
DROPS
Imiue
Ileactioiuiry
Pamphlet
0b-jeettaff
to
all
Form
of
E
UblMied
Religion
LONDON,
Feb.
38.
In
the
midst
of
religious
turmoil
in
England.
Sir
Arthur
-anoc
Doyle
dropped
a
new
bombshell
n
the
form
of
a
19-page
pamphlet.
'A
Word
of
Warning."
which
amounts
'.o
a
recommendation
that
Christian
.-lurches
should
be
scrapped
for
a
new
-rllgion
based
on
spiritualism.
The
pamphlet
scathingly
assails
the
priesthood,
the
sacraments,
baptism,
he
communion,
confession,
and
the
virgin
birth.
Church
rituals
it
denounced
aa
'arganlnd
materialism,"
and
"ayatem-ituwd
Insanity
"
HM.KIIOV
tl!Rtt
The
creater
of
Sherlock
Holmes,
one
of
the
wcrld'a
best
known
spiritual
lau.
idda
that
religion
depends
upon
two
things
-conduct
and
character.
"If
you
are
the
u:iselftsh
kind,
then
you
belong
to
the
elect.''
he
said.
"If
yru
try
hard
to
be
bitter
aad
narrow,
no
faith
and
no
church
can
aave
you
from
the
Judgment
to
come."
Regarding
Mary
he
says:
"If
we
wish
to
Have
an
Ideal
of
vomanhood.
why
noV
be
frank
and
s!l
Mary
the
wife
of
Jsaeph
and
the
hard
working
partner
ot
a
carpenter
with
a
large
family
Thla
la
reasonable
But
why.
In
the
name
of
sanity,
call
'
er
the
"virgin"?
"Are
the
names
of
her
children
known?"
A
FOK
TIIK
NACUAMKNT
As
for
the
sacrament
whose
origin
la
"reasonable
and
charming."
Sir
Arthur
declared
that
human
absurdity
snd
perverse
neas
made
of
the
sacra
ment
"no
leas
thsn
we
eat.
drink
and
presumably
digest
the
actual
flesh
snd
blood
of
Ood
It
la
folly
of
thla
sort
to
which
I
know
no
parallel
In
any
bertaartous
religion
which
calls
for
Judgment
on'
us."
The
pamphlet
continues
on
a
discus
sion
of
the
confessional
of
which
Doyle
says
"So
perverse
and
dangeroua
a
prac
tice
that
a
young
woman
should
tell
her
secret
thought
to
a
celibate
of
the
opposite
sex
surely
.
stark
lunacy
"
Of
the
distinction
In
the
burial
of
:he
baptised
and
unbaptlatd
babiea.Slr
Arthur
asks.
"Has
any
heathen
tribe
anything
more
fantastic?"
If
such
things
come
from
the
priest
hood.
It
Is
time
for
all
priesthood
to
be
swept
away."
the
pamphlet
con
cludes.
J.
S.
WILSON
SPEAKS
BEFORE
YOUNG
PEOPLE
j
Tk
Ilia
Miihlrt't
Lftkt
Mgtil"
fnHI-
at
Ion
of
Tte
l'ir
Ileal
Mtlftle
I
J
8
Wilion
HUvk.,
brior
th-
Youik
uiy.ui.
jus
ubjct
being
"The
cui-j
tivat.us
of
a
Tsvto
h
r
ttw
Best
Music
"
boxes
and
am
much
!
M1"
Bv,,J'n
Oraaaie
gave
a
piano
solo
iruni
cue
or
the
Ruhenstetti's
composition-
and
a
dltciunion
followed
after
which
the
uauak
ideational
period
wa-
enji'X
rd
Next
week
the
Young
People's
Sx-lety
f
the
United
Chum,
will
join
with
the
K.re-ute
flub
at
the
Baptlat
Church,
one
nf
the
features
of
the
program
to
be
n
il
bale
botwecM
thi-
two
organhKitkuva
AdvertUt
In
The
Daily
News
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
SELLING
OUT
WHOLE
CONTENTS
OF
STORE
J
II.
Miller
Invites
People
to
fall
anil
See
for
Thriiinelie
Cut
In
Price
The
Montreal
Importers
are
ellliuj
out
their
huge
stock
of
Men's
and
Boys'
Clothing
and
in
order
to
do
thla
quickly,
even
their
former
Montreal
prices
have
been
forgotten,
and
prices
cut
away
down.
J.
B.
Miller,
the
proprietor,
admit
to
getting
older
every
day.
He
is
not
so
spry
as
be
used
to
be
and
cannot
get
around
to
displaying
his
goods
as
he
would
like.
But
he's
got
the
goods
just
the
same.
And
his
prices
are
low
enough
to
take
the
height
out
of
the
coat
of
clothing
anyway.
Here
are
two
hundred
men'a
aulte.
all
offered
at
00c
on
the
dollar.
At
this
price,
no
one
can
afford
not
to
be
well
dressed.
And
Men's
Overcowta
are
offered
at
60c
on
the
dollar.
Men's
hat,
too.
the
famous
Buckley
make
made
in
England
and
suit
cases
by
the
hun
dred.
With
the
recent
advance
in
leather
prices,
suit
cmkj
have
risen
35
per
cent
in
sympathy
and
the
Montreal
Importers
had
these
bought
at
the
old
price.
Men's
and
Boys'
Underwear,
overalls,
shirts,
pyjamas
ties
and
every
thing
that
a
man
or
a
boy
needs
to
wear
are
here
offered
at
less
than
wholesale
coat
of
the
present
day.
Household
furnishing,
too.
blankets,
sheets,
pillow
cases,
etc..
are
also
going
at
ridiculously
low
prices.
But
don't
believe
J.
B.
Muter
or
what
he
ears
unless
you
like.
Just
drop
Into
the
Montreal
Importers'
store
and
aee
for
yourself.
Wteu
you
see
the
fine
quality
goods
and
see
the
prices
asked,
you
don't
need
to
believe
htm.
Tou
know!
And
all
goods
are
as
represented,
too.
and
the
Montreal
Importers
stand
behind
the
quality
of
every
article
In
the
store.
The
whole
stock,
and
it
la
a
big
one.
for
goods
bought
Ust
fall
are
now
In
stock.
Is
offered
a,
the
same
proportion
of
price,
everything
in
the
store
la
being
sold
cut
aud
no
reasonable
offer
will
be
refused.
It
will
pay
you
now
ae
revcr
before
to
secure
your
share
of
the
Mantreal
Importers
bargains.
Adrt.
COLLIER
DAMAGE
CASE
PROCEEDING
(
MBtt
f'ert
Engaged
Yesterday
After
mi
ii
n
In
Taking
KvMenre
and
Adjraraineat
Made
IntU
Twtay
County
Court
before
Judge
Young1,
was
engaged
all
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
taking
of
evidence
in
the
case
of
i.
W.
Collier
vs.
the
Corporation
of
the
City
of
Frlnee
Rupert
In
which
plain
tiff
Is
seeking
award
of
damages
In
the
sum
of
tHS-SB
as
a
result
of
si
collision
some
time
ago
near
the
dry
dock
gate
of
a
city
truck
and
a
Ford;
car
driven
by
plaintiff.
The
city
vehicle
was
coming
out
of
the
dry
dock
yard
with
a
load
of
ashes
while
Collier
was
prooeedlng
along
the
dry
dock
road
toward
his
home
east
of
the
dry
dock
on
the
waterfront.
FlalnttD
claims
negligence
on
the
part
of
the
defendant'a
ear
In
coming
out
of
the
yard
while
defendant
claims
that
Plaintiff
waa
driving
hie
car
at
an
excessive
rate
of
speed
and
waa
also
on
the
wrong
aide
of
the
road.
Witnesses
(or
the
plaintiff
were
J.
W.
Collier.
S.
R.
Farker
and
Joseph
Lindsay
while
evidence
for
the
defence
was
given
by
James
Had
don
who
waa
driving
the
city
oar.
John
Montezuma,
who
.was
also
on
It.
Gordon
Keir
and
City
Engineer
H.
A
McLean.
L.
W.
Fatntore
la
acting
for
plaintiff
while
W.
I
Fisher
appeara
for
the
liability
Insurance
company
Involved
in
the
action
with
City
Solicitor
E.
F.
Jones
holding
a
watching
brief
for
the
city.
At
S
o'clock
last
evening,
adjourn
ment
in
the
case
waa
taken
until
10
:
'clock
this
morning
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service
Supplies
and
Equipment
Adequate
stocks,
high
grade
tools
and
supplies,
and
courteous
service
are
what
we
offer
at
each
of
our
branches.
Here
are
just
a
few
of
the
lines
that
wc
can
supply
:
Craton
&
Knight
Leather
Belting.
Dicks
Balata
Belting.
Yale
Chain
Hoists.
Norton
Orinding
Whecte.
Strong
Steam
Traps.
Hyatt
Roller
Bearings.
Oneida
Steel
Pulleys.
VVettlaufer
Concrete
Mixers.
When
you
are
in
the
market
for
shop
supplies
of
tools
of
any
kind,
refer
to
our
general
catalogue,
or,
Utter
still,
visit
our
warehouse.
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s
::
Louvre
announce
their
of
on
living
models
in
the
Westholme
Theatre
Tonight
Tuesday,
February
28
from
8.15
to
9.15
p.m.
Here
you
will
see
the
very
latest
creations
of
apparel
for
Ladies
Hats,
Cloaks,
Dresses,
Coats
and
Lingerie
evolved
by
the
world's
most
famous
and
exclusive
modistes,
displayed
on
living
models
and
worn
as
such
clothes
ought
to
be.
DO
NOT
MISS
THIS
DISPLAY
of
Grace,
Youth
and
the
Newest
in
SPRING
FASHIONS
Richmond's
::
Louvre
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYD0CK
AND
SHIPYARD
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plant
it
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MAItINK
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
I'HONKS
43
and
385
To
Every
Woman
who
is
eager
for
new
ideas
in
home
decoration
new
color
combination
for
the.
bur
perch,
new
color
schemes
for
baby's
room,
now
color
beauty
everywhere
in
the
houne
"61"
Brushing
Lacquer
comes
as
a
household
blessing.
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