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LaKe
City
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Denver
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,
Omaha
Kansas
City
St.Louis'
Chicago
Jim
imim-gaftiimi
Your
best
and
most
direct
route
East.
All-steel
trains.
Superior
lining
car
service.
Electric
afety
signals
every
mile.
Road-i
cd
like
a
boulevard.
UNION
PACIFIC
I
ii
ton
Matlnn.
Seattle.
I
MIS
f
ourth
lie.
I'rici's
at
Prinre
Rupert
of
the
Ni'w
Chevrolet
l.iffht
Delivery
Chassis
$0:11.00
MVi
Ton
Truck
("nasals
-SKOO.00
Roadster
880S.00
U
oadster
Delivery
SKOH.00
Touring
.SN0M.00
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00
i
.aeh
S:u,00
x
tian
$10:10.00
ihriolet
8IO.i0.00
Imiwrial
Landau
.$10X0.0(1
Front
Bumper
and
Rear
iiimperettea
standard
eiuip-
nt
on
all
Passenger
Motlels.
Disc
Wheels
Standard
uipment
on
Imperial
and
1
.tiriolet
only.
On
other
1
"It-l.i
$30.00
extra.
!are
Tire
and
Tube,
mmmj
extra.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
3IBRCUKY
FULL
FASHIONKII.
SILK
HOSE
Tiil'fon
and
Service
Weights
in
(iunmetal,
Black,
Atmns-l
lu
re.
Nude,
Evenglow,
Mer-fda,
Flesh,
etc.
From
$1.75
to
$2.50
The
Hnwc
for
Sntlafaction
H.S.WallaceCo.Lli).
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton.
COAL
Prices
DOWN
I
'ernblhfi
'
lecrlf
t'
Eg'
II
2.00
I'emlilnn
Washed
Nutn
$11.25
Albcrtn
Soulless
KgR
112.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
tnver
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenuo
GRADUATION
OF
I
THREE
NURSES
i
MunK
take
rmi:
in
,,,!
I'KKsiivtbkux
rill
(
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RI.-
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II
V
KITKI'TION
IN
I.O.II.K.
IIAM,
,
i'RBTTY
$CBXS
tti
'
u.l
like
Nro
Inverted
win,
I
iwun-tttittiiK
At
Kraduatlon
exercises
In
the
Plrst
Piesbyt.rlan
Church
and
.
reception
following
In
the
Imperial
Order.
Daugh-'
ers
of
the
Empire.
Hall,
Miss
Winnie1
DJbb.
MM.
Mllllcem
Osborne
and
Ml
Alice
Nelson
made
their
debut
Isjt
"Ight
as
1S28
graduate,
from
thePrln.V'
Rupert
General
Hospital
training
rtn,i
jfor
nurses
Both
functions
proved
In-
Women
whom
he
had
ao
often
stood
I
tt
resting
and
pleasant
affair
and
M
ttentto"-
He
wag
dealroua
of
of-(
there
were
hundreds
of
friends
and
ad-
,tTiD
hl"
ute
to
the
work
of
the
'mlrera
of
the
re
graduate
In
t-
Prluce
Bupert
Oentral
Hoepiul
tliu
1U
tendance
to
do
them
lienor
on
the
dy
uPt"lent.
Miss
Harrison,
to
occasion
of
receiving
their
quallf
lea-
hLm
the
creMt
'
du
thst
Prince
iions
and
credentials
for
entry
into'
P"
ran-.i.it.es
snould
be
the
equal
the
profession
of
mercy
una
mlnlstra-iof
lh:J,c
tu:f3
ut
frcm
any
ather
tlcu
winie
the
three
cliannlng
j;rad-
ta,,tUuUon
1,1
the
""ntty.
To
the
uutea
were
the
cynosure
of
all
eyes
thrc0
yu"
ladles
who
now
grnduateJ
:id
attention
throunhout
the
even-
CTttnd'd
tn
best
of
wUhe
for
suc-hi'K's
proeeedlnfui.
the
members
of
the
mj
HU1
nPPneH
t
'heir
chosen
cal!-Krkduatc
and
undergraduate
ataff
were
!"K
als-
present
in
uniform
which
further
A
P"1!!
vM'.n
wa
then
ren-
leut
to
the
general
attractiveness
of
Ithe
acene
both
m
church
and
hall.
MWdllK
HKMtKKS
Rev
J.
H.
Frliell
pronounced
th;
opening
prayer
and
Lt.-C
U
8
P.
Mc-
For
24
Years
theFavorite
Remedy
for
Constipation
"Fruit-a-tives"
has
no
equal
SO
many
people
owe
their
good
health
to
Frult-a-tivei
It
la
mail
wonder
It
Is
CanadVs
largest
Belling
laxative.
Thousand
have
found
complete
relief
from
Constipation,
Indigestion,
Kidney
Trouble,
Rheumatism
and
kindred
ailments
through
taking
this
wonderful
medicine
made
from
fresh
fruit
Juices,
combined
with
tonics.
It
restores
bowels,
liver.
Stomach
and
kidneys
to
act
without
furtheraldof
medicines.
End
your
Constipation.
Try
Fruit-a-tlves.
25c
and
50c
a
box.
dered
by
Fred
H.
Smith
with
Mlas
Lcra
Tlte
accompanying.
The
church,
which
w
nr.nii.i
MK-
'l.sX'H
AlUlKtWS
fUled.
wan
ustefully
decorated
with!
Ia
mkln8
n
arnat
and
feeUnf
daffodil,
and
spring
foliage.
After
th!:ldre',!'
10
the
gr&d"-'tln
class.
Rev.
A.
congregation
had
been
seated
bv
the!Wll,i0n'
P1"101
01
'""si
United
Church.
uahers
William
Watt.
K.
J.
Smith.
8
i011Brat"'ii
'he
three
young
ladles
oa
J
Hunter
and
L.
r.
smith-
the
(rrad-
lne,r
ucce"
ln
quaniying
lor
Ute
pro-uate
and
undergraduate
nurnei
filed
tttslon
whlch
w"
c"
worthleai
Into
the
auditorium
as
an
appropriate
'C8",n"-
Thouh
young
In
lu
entl
march
was
plsyed
by
John
E
Davey
ati,lc
ad
Bnad''rn
aen'
aurajjjg
pre-.the
,caslon
wa
i"ulT
tabued
with
organ.
The
gradual,
with
htr
mau)
wcnderf
tradition..
In
another
beautiful
bouquets--finally
took
their
aenae
aeau.
!tn
calling
was
as
old
as
time,
coming
down
from
the
first-
wife
and
mother
tor
the
cere
of
her
child
and
family
The
speaker
brllly
traced
the
tuetory
ace-
..J
I:-:
';
of
the
early
Scripture,
who
.-w,u.
'
Z
:
"attends
and
mlnietered
to
the
alck
'
.
"
"
then
the
lntltulk.n
of
monastic
char-
;r"
,r.
T
ant"-.-
aclr.
in
the
elgtbeenth
"
century
whei.
tlon.
on
behalf
of
the
city
which
he
!L
.
w
1S7S
when
science
was
Introduced
nr"'0g
Prt
"t0
th
Pf-.ion
in
Germany,
the
.L1
f
"Urkti
"Mtem
spreading
to
England
sad
late
"ItT
'
J6
.?bT.
'
Ta'"-
pr-
throughout
the
world,
mainly
a
a
re-
T
T
""""
suit
ot
the
wwrk
of
the
great
Flareoce
cUln,
nwr,
ale
than
that
of
U
mitbUat.
ta
us.
part
oae
hudml
J""
"u
veers
the
attitude
ol
the
publle
bad
ZJS.
b,M.!..,
the
calling
had
...
uni
-K..
wivi.
""
;troUge4
TIMUEU
SALE
X9786
Prince
Rupert.
VO.
InfeftfMt
sinai
awtnaira
feeling
on
the
matter
through
hta
ttoJ
woaieT.
knowledge
and
acquaintance
with
the
and
lu
,Uudard,
I
-
-
.P
greatly
raised.
Just
as
science
anc
!
civilisation
should
advance
so
would
this
great
army
of
woaen-
go
naarchlnc
on
in
their
work
of
aiding
humanity
throughout
the
world.
I
In
addition
to
lu
primary
purpose,
ithe
training
and
experience
of
the
aurae
Qualified
the
disclDles
of
the
i
.
.
1,nof
.
Wl"
01
received
By
profwaalon
for
a
cltlaenahlp
of
an
even
Ithe
Minuter
of
Lands
at
Victoria.
B.C..
t,
,L
71-
!l
,'
T
not
later
than
noon
on
the
ajrd
dav
of
hlher
order.
When
they
should
be-
i
AJoril.
iI2S,
for
the
purchase
of
License
cease
wives,
their
training
would
not
JX91M.
to
cut
3.130.000
PBJ.
of
Bal-
"
i,
forgotten
nut
would
serve
.
llMm
them
in
I
asm.
Hemlock.
Spruce
and
Cedar
od
in
i
area
tltuated
on
Roecoe
Inlet,
mouth
of
Id
aMad
In
their
homes.
They
would
!
Noota
River.
Range
J
Coast
District
continue
to
preserve
their
traditions
ol
Three
ill
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-
I
mora)
of
timber.
service.
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
for-
PfcUMIN
AUTY
Victoria,
or
uismei
rorester.
,
The
sneaker
referred
to
the
aM
to
-
and
dependence
of
medical
science
on
MINERAL
ACT
the
nurse
Technique
and
personality
(Form
F.
jwere
most
Important
factors.
Upon
the
rFiiTinriTr
m-
nirinni:ii'VTs
'P
of
the
nurse
often
depended
the
MiTM't:
.taming
of
co-operation
from
the
Princess
Pat
Upt
M;
Pilot,
Lot
4387;
pUer.t
in
his
extremity
.
sa
sympathlc
'
R-A.F
.
Lot
4S4B;
OCaerver.
Lot
43M.
JLLa..
-m,.
t.
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the
Atlln
Mia-
utandtog
was
required.
The
speaker
ing
Division
of
Oavilar
District.
Where
sIjo
urged
eultivatiou
of
the
spiritual
legated:
On
Munro
Mountain
about
four
,lde
of
-rb.
Bum
Uiould
remem-
miles
frcm
the
town
of
Atun.
.
.
TAKI
NOTIC1
that
we.
James
8
token
tat
It
was
not
merely
a
patient
and
C
R.
fraaer,
Free
Miner's
Certificate
!
that
she
was
celled
upon
to
minuter
ifcay:io,ys.S5iM'
r
llecorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improve-
frailties
and
peculiarities
r.olng
there-men
ts.
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
ath.
The
profession,
like
all
others.
Crown
Orsnt
of
the
above
claim.
j
.
.
,,
r
h
"s
,,m,.tinn
temptations
t
to
orercome
,,-
11M1
Aud
further
take
notice
that
actios
under
ssctloa
So
must
be
commenced
which,
aa
well
as
to
aid
In
other
senses.
More
the
Wue
of
such
Certificate
inspiration,
atlmulation.
high
Ideals
and
jSJSkSUUs
Mh
day
of
March.
A4t
19
'
Pl'
f
-rvlce
were
all
neoteaary.
NOTICE
accompanied
by
Mr.
Brocklesby.
j
Karh
graduate
was
then
ln
turn
pre
-
IN
TfOt
MATTKR
ol
an
apti'lratlon
for
aentrd
with
her
diploma
by
J.
H.
il6l.
Town
of
Stewart,
Map
818A.
board,
who
msd
brief
and
appropriate
8a.!factcry
proof
of
the
loss
of
the
;
congratulatory
remarks.
The
nurses
ZXX?2":So
me.U
-rc
.1-
invested
with
their
medal,
b,
mv
Intention
to
issue,
alter
the
expire-
the
lady
superintendent.
Miss
Jean
tlon
of
one
montrifrom
the
first
pub-
Harrison.
RN.
Applause
greeted
each
llcatlon
hereof,
a
Provisltnal
Certificate
i
of
Tttlr
to
the
above
land
Mi
the
name
"
the
rerlpfnts.
of
W
H
VfOKIttS
The
original
Oertlfl-i
The
benediction
was
pronounced
by
cate
of
Title
U
dated
1
the
JBth
October
y
R
"IVd
"Regtatn
"offW
Prmce
Rupert.!
At
the
reception
in
the
I.O.D.E.
11.11
BC
19lh
March.
IBM
which
followed,
the
graduates
received
07
"
r
Kl1?'
of
Titles
.'''
omgrslulnll.nt.
of
their
many
oreBreadmidMuerBreaH
"
r
ii)esreal
home
cooking
satisfaction
?!.
SJ
7H2
BAIE7
paot:
ftvw
M
tall.
There
were
nearly
two
hundred
parsons
in
attendance.
JUNIOR
STUDENTS
OF
CITY
GIVE
RECITAL
LADIES
MUSIC
CLUB
Junior
musical
st
admits
of
the
city
acquitted
themselves;
very
creditably
at
their
annuel
recital
yesterday
afternoon
before
ihe
Lsdtrs'
MtauotTla,
The
al-
talr
tod
place
St
MSt
NBfftt
af
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin.
MS
Borden
Street,
the
rKWi..
oelug
assisted
In
the
arrangement
of
the
program
by
Mrs.
Morris
Blott.
Inch
Item
on
the
program,
which
was
as
follows,
was
well
rendered
end
received
:
March.
"Hy
Students"
lAscher)
and
Kntreacte
"Humoreake''
(Dvorak).
Prof.
Pry
ce
"a
Juvenile
orchestra,
Miss
Molly
Lawrence,
accompanist.
Piano
solo
"Narcissus"
(Stater).
Miss
Peggy
BlQtt.
Piano
solo
"Evening
Melody."
Msw
Luellle
Brooksbank.
Piano
nolo
'Invitation
a
la
Danae"
(Carl
Heine).
Miss
Kitty
Brady.
Piano
solo.
"Frolic"
(Von
Wllm),
Mlas
Rose
Rice.
Plsno
ok.
"Valse"
(Op.
17
No
11
Chopin).
Mia
SUaabeth
Sturgeon.
Plsno
solo,
"Minuet
in
K"
iBachl.
Ma'tar
Joseph
Nayksr.
Violin
solo,
Romance
sans
'Paroles."
iTolhurst).
Mlas
Audrey
Parkin,
ac-ouaipanled
by
Miss
Svana
olafson
Piano
solo.
"Musette"
(Dactu.
Mlsa
Irene
Oevlgan.
Piano
solo.
"VatoetW
(Op.
7
No
40
Klnchneri
Mlas
Nina
Hunter
ROBERT
'J0NES.;LS
-'
HONORED
AT
DOCK
I'rrsciit.itloii
Mule
lat
Mglit
to
lore-limn
Mill
U'orkrr
Mho
U
Leaving
fr
Vamituier
Staff
and
employees
of
the
local,
dry
dock
gathered
in
"
general
office
yes
terday
afternoon
to
honor
Robert
Jones,
foreman
sel
worker
at
the
plant
tor
!
.
--
who
leaves
tonight
with
Mr.
Junes
lor
Vaueutivtr
wUert
he
will
COMP
ULSION
Owing
to
slow
business
these
last
few
months,
we
find
ourselves
compelled
to
sacrifice
our
stock
in
order
to
meet
our
obligations.
We
are
therefore
making
a
clean
sweep
of
our
entire
stock
of
MEN'S,
WOMEN'S
AND
CHILDREN'S
'
Shoes
of
the
best
Canadian
and
American
manufacture.
Everyone
should
avail
themselves
of
this
opportunity
to
save
dollars
on
their
Spring
and
Summer
Shoe
requirements.
Here
are
listed
only
a
few
of
(hp
many
bargains
we
arc
offering.
ale
Starts
SHOES
FOR
LADIES
Ladies'
Patent
Strap,
Cuban
and
spike
heel
in
all
sizes.
Sale
Price
3,95
WOMEN'S
BLACK
KID
3
"
STRAPS
With
Cuban
heels
and
turned
soles.
Sale
Price
$2.95
LADIES'
C.RAY
1
STRAP
With
patent
trim
and
Cuban
heel
Sale
Price
3,45
LADIES
DROGUES
AND
OXFORDS
Marjfarlane
make,
in
brown
calf
with
welted
sole.
Regular
to
$7.60
value.
Saje
Price
4,45
rnday
M
WE.
DON'T.
SELL.
CHEAP
..SHOES.
.WE
SELL
GOOD
SHOES
CHEAP.
Ipecial
for
Men
in
BOOTS
AND
OXFORDS
In
black
and
tan
calf.
Sale
Price
$485
BROKEN
LINES
IN
MEN'S
SHOES
In
Black
and
Brown
Calf
with
pointed
toes.
Regular
values
to
$9.00.
Sale
Price
2.95
tnter
the
service
of
the
B.C.
Marine.
As
I
I
tokens
of
esteem
and
well
wishing,
O
A.
McMillan,
superintendent
of
the
dock,
presented
Mr.
Jones
with
a
huidaome
irold
watch,
suitably
engrav-1
ltd.
as
well
as
a
fountain
pen
and
pea-1
jell
Mr.
McMillan
spoke
appropriate
words
in
making
the
presentation
ana
:
Mr.
Jones
responded
suitably.
Both
Mr
and
Un.
Jones,
during
their
residence
here,
have
made
many
friends
j
who
will
regret
their
departure.
.
CLOCK
SALE
AT
THE
LOUVRE
TOMORROW
AT
9
mi'
rinrt-r
irri'Mi
iir
muiirsi
rXOfK
.I.K
BNt'dl'KAtlKS
TUB.
UH
YUH
TO
Itl
fCVT
Tills
I'OPt
LAU
!F.ILIH
KVIAT
WITH
llllillKII
KWCii:
or
HAItll.tlNH.
The
outstanding
success
of
the
first
Clock
Sale
put
on
by
the
Louvre
a
month
atto
has
encouraged
this
up-to
date
store
to
repeat
their
Innovation,
this
time
with
a
greater
rana-e
of
bargains
in
Lady's
Wear,
full
details
of
which
will
be
seen
ln
their
display
sd.
In
another
column.
Judging
by
the
number
of
buyers
who
were
down
early
on
Ithe
last
occasion
and
who
knew
bargains-
you
will
have
to
be
on
time
to
morrow
mnrnliig
in
order
to
get
your
'alia
re
of
these
offerings,
j
There
Is
only
one
atlpulatlan
and
'that
la
that
only
one
article
of
each
.will
be
sold
to
one
customer.
This
sale
iOf
course
le
for
cash
only
and
no
COD.
terms
are
permissible
lu
addition
to
the
bargain.
oSeiwd
at
;
the
Clcck
Sale
frcm
to
II,
all
Ladles'
:
Dresses
In
the
store
will
be
offered
throughout
Friday,
all
day
al
a
ten
per
i
en
l
reduction
In
the
regular
price.
The
Louvre
has
already
made
a
reputation
for
the
quality,
alyle
and
work-manahip
of
their
goods
and
their
nrtcea
have
alwaja
been
reasonable.
Tomorrow
however,
the
Louvre
eaTers
to
thrifty
buyers
an
opportunity
to
acquire
absolute
bargains.
Don't
miss
the
chance!
Advt
"Liberty
doss
ao
mean
doing
whatever
you
pleaee
without
regard
for
Ood
or
maa."
Bishop
William
T.
Manning.
ornmi
SHOES
FOR
BOYS
&
GIRLS
Girls'
Patent
Oxfords
also
in
black
calf.
Sizes
11
to
2.
Sale
$1.95
TRED
RITI5
GIRLS'
SANDALS
In
patent
and
brown
calf
with
welted
soles.
Sizes
11
to
2.
Regular
$4.00
value.
Saw
Pnce
2,85
SHOES;
FOR;
BOYS
Valentine
and
Martin's
strong
Schotd
boot.
Shte
1
to
B1
Sale
Price
3.45
BOYS'
OXFORDS
In
black
and
brown
calf
in
all
sizes
from
1
to
5.
'
Sale
Price
445
cArthur's
Shoe
Store
Wc
do
repairing
while
you
wait.
Third
Avenue.
friends.
Refreshments
were
served
and
the
remainder
of
the
evening
was
en-
Joyably
apent
ln
dancing
to
the
music
furnished
by
an
orchestra
led
by
Al
No
charge
accounts
at
this
sale.
Phone
Black
118
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kipper4
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
IX
Prince
Kupert,
a(i
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
L'miled
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operatlnic
i.T.I
J0.00Q
Ton
Fiatlttir
Cry
ifock
s
Engineers,
Machinists,
Ilollcrmakera,
Hlocksmithx.
I'atlrrn
makers.
Founders,
Woodworker,
Elc.
ELECTHIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WKLDlNd.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
tp
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMKKCIAK
WQKK.
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