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tropic
seas
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of
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you.
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flavour
such
fragrance.
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hi.
r!trvtn
ii'ill
I,
..
fsmaver
Ivmty.
all
it.
lUkl'it
fut
W'AI.ITV
nd
H'aiTV
wrtM
MALKIN'b
1IKST
HAKIKO
WWUtK."
(Ontinsl
Inter
ea
Mej
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15
Thursday,
March
29,
132ft
ANTI-NMSKO
CAMPAIGN
Yesterday
despatches
brought
news
of
an
anti-Negro
campaign
in
Australia
in
whirl)
roloird
i-cljiIc
ar
being
banished
from
the
country
ami
o.her
iiatiotialii:r
uir
iiirluilcd
in
the
anti-immigration
niovcnicnt.
Like
Canada,
tlit
rc
i
white
rountiy.
Iiul
at
the
s
NegiiM-s
and
Orientals
and
power,
edll
We
d
tt
ion
and
culture.
ll
di.-iif
in
Au-itmlia
to
make
if
an
all-inn-
tinic
it
must
be
ivmcmlierod
that
ill
oihers
h;ic
a
riht
to
live
and
to
iint
mean
to
be
Mi.oloirists
tr
h(mihi
uf
HI
IV
ml
mi-
nr
i-fifA
nut
it
we
are
to
look
for
world
peace
and
real
d
cultivate
a
spirit
of
tolerance
whirl)
i
wholly
rated
it)
yiv-terdav's
despatch.
tenio(
r.u
we
must
'I'posed
to
that
indi-
I'sually
when
times
are
rather
bad
in
a
rountrv.
there
is
a
cry
again.st
nomehod.v
who
is
filling
a
io.M;ion
which
a
white
man
might
till.
I'ndui
oftr
democracy
ihi
is
taken
advantage
of
by
those
who
wih
to
raise
opposition
i
the
).
..verii-neiit
of
the
day.
whatever
party
it
may
happen
to
be.
Such
a
cry
as
that
in
Australia
mav
at
times
oecome
so
accentuated
a.-
to
swei
being
the
case,
usually
both
-id.
rageous
demands.
p
a
are
party
from
power
iuick
to
accede
ti
and.
this
any
out
ALICE
ARM
PROSPECTS
There
seem
to
he
roml
prospects
of
a
busy
time
at
Alice
this
year.
A
number
of
the
mines
will
be
workinK
und
the
llln't
clip
William
T.
Tlltlen.
gil,
GOIt
I
lie
right
kind
iif
lltngit
musrlt-t.
Ami
flip
rrouli
h
tixl.t.v
Tlldrii
lias
to
(ir
coiitrnt
Jnt
u
lie
a
sprrtatur
lit
tltf
!
(Itirkninl
rril-tinii-goltl
Mrlriipolltuii
tie
optra
night.
otlirmle
lie
might
Iwva
iM-rii
a
singer
IiIiiikpII
iihmi
I
list
glite
trrhig
stage
But
the
former
nutiunitl
tennis
chum-
,
pion
and
Davis
Cup
marvel,
always
tlx
sportsmen,
ncoepts
thru
disappointment
philosophically.
"
abould
luve
liked
to
be
a
singer,"
confesses
he
whom
the
devotees
of
the
popular
court
game
affectionately
call
.
Big
Bill.
"But
It
Isn't
a
thwarted
ambition
by
any
stretch
at
the
Imagiua-tlon.
The
Almighty
simply
didn't
give
;
me
the
voice.
It
Just
wasnt
there
-;
Lhat'a
all
there
wis
to
It."
j
TUden
was
Just
ttaok
from
his
do-
feat
at
Wimbledon
last
summer.
Bin
'
hi
tennis
the
vanquished
Is
welcomed
1
home
the
same
as
the
vlrtar
The
big
Philadelphia
viu
coaxed
lnt.i
an
ants-
;
rc.om
for
Interviewing
purposes
between
courses
of
the
hotel
dinner
in
honor
:
if
the
Americans
who
went
to
Cnglsnd
i
Hill
TUtlen
Meter
smile.
With
MM
It's
always
a
u4e
and
trientlly
irtn.
He
'
M)U
grlnnlsg
lUuo
after
a
bartl
altrrutum
M-tii
with
Hie
ship
uw
rruurtrfs.
hMh
out
hl
hand,
quit
more
iurt!iw
If
Urne
hadn't
preened
.
.
-hi
heaxily
fir
was
calibing
the
mW-
iiillit
ft
rnnldtwe,
1(1-
I4le
lu
I
lie
oiiiuiiirr
for
a
taiirmaiimit
player
kreena
to
lie
jHt
nae
set
after
another.
'Ttult."
want
on
Mr.
TUden
hur
riedly,
preparing
to
bolt
back
to
his
hosts,
"has
never
usurped
anything
I
wanted
to
do.
ANNUAL
MEETING
OF
RIFLE
ASS'N.
l.ocu.
iti:(ii.it:T
to
m;
kbphe-fBXTrn
at
ittrrii
ottaha
ami
VHTtHtlV
Sll(MIT
WILKINSON
I
I'ltKflllKNT
The
.
BC
He
Arm
pin.
c
in
new
!t
consisting
of
.
..
,.,UI
WneUrf
aboot
,t
victoria
the
letier
part
'
,w,n
tht
W0tnif
UPjf
Jun,
ther.
wl
,
,t
least
M
MHEH
k
a
senqui-centennial
num
ber
of
that
paper
which
deals
with
most
ui
the
activities
of
BritiBh''"
In
'olumhia.
-hi1e
n,.,
,.s,anl
the
hulk
of
the
information
ha
to
do
i!'!!!.
wiin
ainnuei.
other
di
stria.-,
are
pretty
well
all
represented
including
Prince
Kuiert.
The
number
is
an
Indication
of
the
progress,
being
made
in
British
Columbia
and
particularly
in
SPUING.
ALWAYS
DULL
.
one
representative
of
the
local
regiment
at
the
Dominion
Rifle
Association's
annual
shoot
at
Ottawa
in
August
The
miniature
range,
which
has
been
operation
all
winter,
will
be
closed
the
shoot
of
April
6
and
th?
outdoor
ranae
at
MeNlcholl
Creek
will
be
opened
on
April
29.
Officers
for
the
year
were
elected
aa
The
early
spring
is
always
rather
a
dull
time
in
Prince
ItuMrt
T
,t?mT,,,r
W"
The
annual
close
season
for
halibut
is
not
felt
to
any
great
extent
?.Mw
?1
!v'
until
It
is
about
over
and
this
year
the
early
halibut
catches
have
been
sold
at
such
low
prices
that
fishermen
have
had
no
money
to
spend.
Now.
however,
there
is
likely
to
be
a
change.
Fish
prices
have
improved
and
before
April
is
over
the
probability
is
that
Prince
Kupert
will
be
quite
busy.
As
it
is
there
l
vary
little
unemployment
and
what
there
is
will
likely
end
within
a
week
or
two.
For
a
number
of
years
past,
spring
has
been
n
dull
time.
Anyone
listening
to
local
merchants
would
imagine
it
waa
worse
and
worse
every
year,
but
they
forget.
This
spring
la
much
like
others,
business
usually
begins
to
improve
in
April
and
keeps
getting
better
with
a
climax
in
October
or
November.
The
probability
is
that
the
preaent
year
will
be
much
the
same
as
other
In
that
respect,
only
better.
MtlKIIU'eRCCT
iiimi-iiiiivj
uilj
bAMNG
POWDER
ordinary
on
Mr.
J
V
B
,
Frsarr
Street.
Vanrnuver,
S
"1
hsvr
brrn
(
Via
run
yr
and
hive
tried
kI
I't'Wdn
Snil
hKvr
fmmrf
.m.
.
.
!
trou,
u.
U.
1Mb.
R
nd
H.
B
batman
It
W
Cans
Man
in
the
Moon
the
world
to
their
peculiar
rult.
THSY
say
there
waa
a
lady
ln
Prince
Rupert
who
gave
up
a
bridge
In
order
to
stay
at
home
and
mend
U
ana
mole.
AN
example
of
beginning
at
the
top
wee
shewn
many
years
ago
when
Noah
parked-
his
ark
on
top
of
Mount
Ararat.
PARENTS
are
sometimes
useful.
There
must
be
somebody
to
do
tu
dnidgery
around
the
house
and
earn
the
money
for
the
family.
TOU
have
heard
possibly
of
the
truck
that
moved
aside
and
gave,
half
the,
road
to
a
limousine
but
you
have
never
seen
anything
of
the
sort.
1
b,
t
you
a
dollar
and
a
half
TII18
la
the
month
when
we
are
s
ip-P'
to
pay
your
Income
tsx
'jut
j
thank
heaven
moat
of
tin
do
not
li
.vo
any
to
pay.
'
"
..-
-
i
i
Wil
l
i
IM
T
TH.DBX
i
I
should
have
liked
to
be
a
sinter"
training
frli
Inrilrtlng
tliem
on
me.
selfishly.
"Have
lp
a
word.
Im
Has
told
his
own
life
the
itage"
plans.
"I'm
rrajly
an
lnlllilualll."
he
"Oood
heerens.
no!"
ejaculated
WIN
nrnt
Into
details.
"No
one
nerlously
Ham
T.
Tilde,
looking
seandallsed.
intrrfrrnl
with
what
I
wanted
to
1.
"I
'wouldn't
nulke
anybody
to
tbroueh
enjoy
privileges
ottered
liy
this
world.
Bv
a
vairarv
of
nvnlnt
inn
l
mIIier
ilieil
when
I
was
aulte
that
suferlna
."
Hisflril
Willi
uUal
I'm
do
)
Tct
he's
passionately
fond
of
opera
and
n
uba
bars
many
oi
the
prominent
laingjrs
among
his
friends
"I've
been
attending
the
opera
since
1
was
so
high,"
hiding
the
hand
that
wields
a
racket
ao
expertly
close
to
the
floor.
"But
(heat
I
was
ahout
the
unu
am
I
didnt
sacrifice
any
t
Urtn)
w
k
jQhn
brilliant
career
to
play
it.
If
J'd
never
UcCnrmlck
one.
told
me
he
would
stepped
on
a
court
I
would
have
done
llkc
u
have
been
a
tennis
player
about
the
asms
things
otherwise
curtoua.
lent
HT"
gone
on
the
stags,
acted
in
picture.
mtnt
gn,
M.
"Just
and
tried
my
hand
at
writing.
That's
qUMtton.
lOta.
and
what
I've
been
doing
between
matches
'
ni
m
you
m
-
interviewer
begged
you
ever
sung
upon
they
are
ot
a
different
tolor
ami
have
tendencies
differing
from
ourl'0,me
"Bl1
Mh"
a"MrM'
we
And
then
he
did
bolt,
own
hut
many
of
them
ran
shame
white
men
berau.se
of
their
brain
'r,,,w
,nT
"yrtf.
.If
be
harhwed
any
x-neinr
in
ine
iwrK
m
pis
ninn
tor
Toaurmv
Anni
Nihaia
!
niv
future
lie
kept
them
htiMen.
rr-
Orjtvrlkbt
by
Fublic
Ledaer.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
JIAUt
II
l.
18IM.
2
Canada's
war
government
has
net)
stopped
at
conscription
of
man
power.
I
Through
the
lnootte
tax,,
it
will
sisoj
conscript
the
wwaJOf
of
the
Dominion.
The
lutsrnatleual
Ohemlcal
Co..
Ltd.
,
I
meeting
of
First
North
hM
open,,,
,
caVl
storage.
fetUllaer
1
ana
on
pwnt
at
noon.
Queen
Char-
evening
si
tne
armory,
ouai-
lotte
Isiands.
and
plans
on
ODeralina
It
!
wrciiun
vi
nicr
tne
vear
round
"""i""'.1
oi
K-,wn.e,i
neie
win
iniiierlalve
the
installation
of
water
fr
the
coming
season
and
the
receiving
ana
ngnt
and
power
tacilu.es.
h
is
understood
that
the
DolJv
if
covering
las:
yesrs
sctlvl-
There
Is
another
araeti
mine
may
possibly
be
worked,
an
arrangement
with
the
com-
1:e"'
read
track
at
Kwtnltaa
plicated
ownership
having
been
brought
to
a
point
where
it
mav
nos-
D80"0
m
10
'
hv
the
itr.es
are
all
down
'ii
1
..r
.
uitw
oecn.
cleared.
on
the
rail-
The
teiearaph
FORMER
ESS1NGT0N
LADY
IS
MARRIED
IN
CHURCH
,
MIm
l'amt.
Jean
NMe
IWeme
irl0e
f
.leaaiMler
Mckenzie
lollows:
I
Honorary
president.
Ueut
Ool.
a.
P.
'
Mta
aoo
place
at
Tra-
McUordte.
DJ.O.
naiapi-
unirea
tnurrn.
vaneouver.
on
Psss'djrnt.
O
V.
Wilkinson
.rridsy,
March
aa.
,t
ISO
?m..
When
Fanny
Jean,
daughur
of
Mn
and
Uas.
amx
roce.
iat
or
Port
aaslngton.
be
Wilson.
A.
Wylle'
"nor
atacn,enaw
of
Vancouver
The
Church
was
decorated
with
daf-
,t
ifcdlls.
and
the
ceremony
was
performed
oy
Rev
J
n
Rohertson.
B
A
.
B
D.
j
The
bilde
entered
the
Church
on
the
isrm
of
her
Uther.
to
the
strains
of
I
"The
Bridal
March"
from
Uheiurtn
UscBBiMaiaasjj
She
was
attired
In
a
gown
of
cham-IT
looks
ae
If
pickled
goods
are
allip'ne
""HF-tie
snd
all-over
lace
with
right
but
wt
do
not
care
to
have
n,nd
mbro'dered
hat
en
suite,
her
Wends
who
get
that
way
jon,J'
rnment
being
a
necklet
of
gold
studded
with
pearls.
She
carried
KQTH1NO
makes
a
person
feel
o
kuQ,uet
of
Ophelia
rosei
snd
Preslaa
proud
of
blmaelf
ss
paying
his
taxes
on
ln
"l0Ihir
"rn.
Miss
Helena
tune.
jvinue.
couitstn
or
tne
or
ids.
as
her
,
only
it
tends
nt.
wore
a
frock
of
apple
MISERY
likes
company
They
suylrMn
(rtM
and
picture
hat
to.
that'a
why
BoUhevlks
would
convert
.mtcn
Hr
flowers
vers
pink
carna
tions
The
mother
of
the
bride
was
attired
in
a
handsome
dress
of
Maok
flat
crepe.
The
groom
was
supported
by
J.
A.
Oougal.
During
the
signing
ot
the
register.
Mies
Robertson
played
Mtndelsaoanw
Weeding
March.
Following
t
lie
ceremony
a
reception
it
with
esaivawaVaa
f
5iaya
vharp
longer
Cut
easier.
Saws
faster
SIMOMM
CANADA
aAW
CO,
LTD,
VANCouvra.
.
jaws
N.a.
I'li
U
i
.
.
v
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WHA
T
1
MIGHT
HA
U
BEEN
I!
tr&
As
Told
to
Harold
C.
Burr
By
WILLIAM
T.
TILDEN.
2d.
iciimon
Dark-skinned
natives
d
s
:
Louvre
ON
FRIDAY
MORNING
FROM
9
TO
11
ONLY
The
unexampled
success
of
our
first
Clock
Sale
has.
encouraged
us
to
ha.;
one
every
month
and
the
second
will
take
place
on
Friday
morning
frym
to
11
o'clock
only.
Judging
from
the
manner
in
which
the
hargain
I
ts
Vu
,
cleared
out
on
the
previous
occasion,,
you
would
be
well
advised
to
he
on
hurl
early
on
Friday
morning
to
get
your
share
of
the
bargains.
Just
look
nt
t.n,
,
prices
listed
below.
24
SILK
RAINCOATS
tojor
red,
blue
and
green.
to
42.
Regular
$7.50
value
Clock
Sale
Priee
Siien
16
$2.95
ONK
DOZKN
SlUi
HLOOMKU
(v
Lace
Trimmed,
Regular
per
et.
a.
Clock
Sale
Price
SIX
ONLY
TWHBI)
SUITS
OZl
SILK
SLI1S-
Crepe
de
Chine
lined,
wrap
around
akirt.
yaitid
colors,
ilies
t
;
5lfl.0
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Sale
Price
Clock
BaU
Price
S,X
ONLY
SILK
DIIKS8EX-
nv
ONB
t
LAIHFJSnWMAS-
Amu
i.vtiM
ic
I)Op.N
In
various
ahnde,
and
-
Ur
ir
95C
value
to
115.75.
QM
Q
Clock
Sale
Price
OlsUJ
SIX
ONLY
SILK
DKHSSHS
i
DOZHN
SMART
(JKOIKil.TTK
l)j
Valuea
to
12.A0.
CO
QC
Navy
blue
and
other
color-
i:
Clock
Sale
Price
tQ
Clock
Sale
Price
01&id
ONE
DOZEN
JHItSBY
DKBSSES
.
Two
piece
atyle,
in
aaaorted
colom,
aiiea
SIX
ONLY
SILK
DHRSSKS
16
to
42.
Regular
$19.76
value.
fiff
QC
Regular
valuaa
to
JIO.oO.
Qi
Q-
Clock
Sale
Price
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C(ock
pHca
$1.3
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EVERY
ONE
REPRESENTS
AN
ABSOLUTE
RARGAIV
ALL
OTHER
DRESSES
IN
THE
STORE
ALL
DAY
FRIDAY.
I.KSS'fi:
PERCENT
DISCOUNT.
Only
one
arliclo
to
each
customer.
Cash
only.
No
C.O.I),
and
no
denie
s
s
i
p
.
Richmond's
Louvre
il
Third
Avpnnp.
Prince
Hniii
i
:.
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
but
the
tracs
hnstfWrnU-
Fifteenth
Avenue
West.
Many
relative
and
friends
ot
the
bride
Ipare
present.
Northern
B
C.
being
lally
well
represented.
Mrs.
John
C.
William
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Q
Har-
presided
at
the
tea
table,
which
pretUlf
decorated
with
oagodlls
a.
verm
lev.
assisted
by
some,
of
the
tfwat
people
preaent.
served.
The
many
S
tauttful
VMM..
wedeMng
gifts
were
on'
dls-
Vnste
At
ft
pm.
Mr.
snd
Mm.
Mas-
ett
In
their
motcr
far
Vaneou
nd.
where
the
honeymoon
will
spent.
The
bride
travelled
In
a
k
of
navy
crepe-back
satin
and
a
:k
pony
coat,
her
close
fitting
hst
ng
rose
Jelt.
On
their
return
Mr
ln
MttKencle
win
reakie
a
Vas-
Were
married
lust
?
evening
with
quiet
j
CEREMONY
IN
HOME
i
A
quiet
wedding
took
place
at
8
o'-1
olpck
last
evening
at
the
home
4
the
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
When
Miss
Alfreds
Maria
Thomaaon.
a
resent
arrival
in
the
city
from
Norway
where
she
waa
a
school
tescber
became
the
bride
of
Bert
c:
tried,
well
known
local
fish
buyer.
Dev.
J'lin
H.
Hansen
ojtclating.
The
oereme.
y
took
place
In
the
presence
of
a
few
Ir
lends
and
the
couple
were
attended
by
Mrs.
H.
Dahl
and
I
Fennees.
little
Miss
Lillian
Hanson
acting
s
flowr
girl
Following
the
ceremony
a
delightful
wedding
stepper
waa
served.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Cnaratad
are
taking
up
residence
on
Seventh
Avenue
Bast.
The
groom
hss
been
a
resident
of
the
eltyl
lor
ne
years.
IN
PIlOHATfi
is
tiik
m
ritn.MK
i
oTut
of
iikitimi
I'dllMllIt
Mk
AeV
and14
tb
AdrolnUtrlln
nftths
ilatter
of
the
Estate
of
Denenint
s89Sff,j
jeoeasea.
inteMate.
TARE
NOTICE
thst
h
nrrlmr
tiT.
Honor
,
i
F.
Men.
Young,
the
ttnd
day
of
'viwr.-n.
iV4n
i
wri
snDninran
nonlntail
trttor
of
the
estate
of
Oenedit
admlnla.
,smmi
gicnno.
anq
an
na
parties
haV'
mg
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
reuutml
to
furnish
same
pro-
ueriy
verinra
to
me
on
or
before
the
Mlh
dsv
cf
April.
lM,
snd
aT
parties
lndctd
td
the
eetste
are
reotlr.rt
to
pay
.1"
amount
of
their
lndebUd-
to
n;-
forthwith
NOHMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Admlnlatrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
I
m
ill
Dr.
a
iropractic
I
wish
to
announce
t'
Prince
Rupert
that
1
hac
,
in
the
Wallace
Block,
cori.t
i
Fulton.
My
system
of
curing
suit'
diseases
is
ultra-modern
fails!
I
wish
etecially
t
w
with
those
people
who
are
mui;
aoalled
incurable
disordt
r
'
Without
obligation
on
you:
in
and
allow
me
to
explain
t
you.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C.
Phone
131
Office
Hours:
10
In
12;
I
to
5
daily.
Kvcninu-
For
Best
Results
in
all
your
baking
:
use
Robin
Hood
Flouf
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MONEY
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