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Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOGK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
li-T.I.
WtttWJ
Too
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
feachlnUta,
Boilermakers,
Rlarksnilth.
I'stlrri.
maker.
Founders.
Wood
workers.
Vr.
ELECTING
AND
ACETYLENE
WEI.DIN'I.
Our
plant
Is
eouippd
to
handle
all
kinds
ot
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL'
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
85
SELVIG
BROS.
MEAT
MARKET
3rd
Avenue
Phone
7G5
MEAT,
FISH
AND
VEGETABLES
Specialty:
"OLD
COUNTRY
SAUSAG
ES"
Our
make
Fresh
every
day.
Superior
Quality.
RED'S
Transfer
Fifteen
years
experience
In
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kind
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
In
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
..J
measure,
art
right
So'
fi'dilr
Jervice
Phone
us-and
save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
204.
Night
Phone:
Red
317.
Engraved
Tableware
When
you
buy
your
silver
from
us
you
now
can
hove
it
engraved
artistically
so
that
the
work
on
all
pieces
will
bi'
alike.
This
adds
to
the
value
of
the
net
and
makes
a
gift
more
appreciated.
Our
automatic
engraving
machine
enables
us
to
do
this.
John
Bulger,
Lid.
THE
JEWELLERS
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
bring
quick
Results.
.
'
I
'leturn
in
la
planni
April
.
United
April
4.
iur.
Mr.
Melatta
Chrh
Muakl
King's
Herald.
to
eraaa
tke-
Mad
i
TllE
!.ML
NEWS
Local
and
Personal
News
In
Brief
?'
Come
in
for
Details
of
the
$30,000
Prize
Picture
Contest
Let
ua
tell
you
how
easily
you
.can
qtttllfy
for
a
major
rrlte.in
this
Mg
Eastman
Contest--
greatest
ft
the
history
if
photography.
Entry
blanks
and
complete
contest
inforina-t
on
are
available
at
the
Kodak
counter
now.
Come
to
our
store
to
fill
any
photographic
need.
We
haw
a
complete
stock
of
cameras
and
dependable
Kodak
film.
And
our
trustworthy
Kodak
finishing
makea
the
most
of
every
roll
of
film.
yfiv
Pioneer
Dmttfists
rHIHDAVE.f,
SIXTH
ST
'
TtltPltONLS
8't,200j
4
a
Taxi
Phone
L
Rig
1
Taxi.
W
Miar-iett
will
sail
from
Canadian
Legion
general
nv-et-'
".'i'.ftl
awjnrd
the
steamer
Princess
in
Wednesday
at
8
p.m.
Demist
nr.
J.-ll.
uosse.
rnone
Marjf
tomorrow
afternoon
for
CSC.
Vancouver.
Ratepayer!'
meeting
fn
Rupert
ifr$4
Williams,
violinist,
East
United
Church
tonight
at
now
degotimr
all
his
time
8
o'clock.
Acting
Mayor
Theo
Collart
left
yesterday
on
a
business
trip
to
New
York
City
and
other
"
points
in
the
aL
'
Rodney
B.
Ashby,
who
has
been
In
the
city
for
several
months
on
Mormon
mioatonury
vfnrk
sails
by
the
Camosun
this
ufter-uoon
on
his
ret
am
to
Utah.
leaehiflj-.
Orchestra
class
pupilk-
niwje
Blue
480.
Ladf
Chuw&i
14
at
Me
Lead,
Aid
Jtopert
East
United
ramciCB
lea,
WaWH
ionic
ui
.11
m.
.jurvii
966
Tenth
Avenue,
Hotne
cooking
and
candy.
for
rfiver
on
the
Camowin
this
afltrhoon
will
ihftode
E.
S.
Richardson,
D.
S.
Cameron,
D.
Adjutant
William
Kerr,
Sal-
Laftey.
G.
I).
Benson,
Morley
vation
Army,
who
recently
under-
Shier,
J.
Broutch
and
II.
S.
Davis.
'went
an
operation
In
the
Prince,
I'adtfijjtkrs
sailing
from
here
Rupert
General
Hoepltat,
is
mak-1
There
was
quite
a
large
at-Iwg
rapid
progress
toward
re-
tendance'
at
a
Norwegian
dance
coveryMd
will
be
able
to
get
up!
which
was
hHd
in
the
Metropole
for
the
firet'titoe
toward
the
mm!
j
Hall
last
night
Accordkn
of
this
week!
Next
week
he
music
was
featured
and
P.
Peter
should
be
able
to
return
to
his
j
sea
was
4a
oharge
of
the
affair,
home,
i
.'.
UmnMa
private
company
cap-ttatltod
at
$25,000
with
head
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mclatoati
leaves
to-1
office
at
Stewart,
B.C.,
to
take
morrow
for
Haaafftafc
where
ike
over
the
dry
good
store
of
Harrv
will
meet
her
alMw-
ai
proceed
Zeff
art
with
authority
to
enter
Mo
St.
John
frow
which
port
ttolthto
iHMfMss
of
anv
kind.
sails
March
28
Wit
a
party
M
iMet
Mrs.
Mclafoalii
ftrior
to
het
ion
the
Cimosun
for
ann'oUncemeNts
..
,
Women
of
Mooaeheart
Levkm,
St.
Patrick's
Tea.
March
14.
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
MttuwllMs,
Sec
"Officer
M
at
West-
boh
theatre,
March
18
and
1.
Maaae
WMat
Drive
and
Dance,
March
22.
t8
I'reshyterian
Easter
Sale
March
tfecftm,
The
Refreshments.
Royal
Ihirple
Brkke,
Whist
arid
Dam,
Elks'
Ileeto,
Afril
ft.
Anglican
W.
A.
HKater
Sale,
Church
fistater
C.W.L.
Spring
Sale
in
Catholic
ltell.
Thursday,
Awrfl
4.
Afternoon
from
S
tb
6.
Social
in
ere-uie
starting
at
8:30.
4
SCALE
OF
CHARGES
X
the
following
Is
the
scale
nf
charges
made
for
reading
notices:
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
J
2.
Funeral
Notlcea
$1.
Funeral
Flowers
10c;
per
name.
'
Mnrriage
nnd
Engagement
announcements
$2.
4-
MILK
MILK
Fresh
l'aiteuried
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENT1NDAIRY
Telephone
B57.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace
Cloudy
calm.
St.
Aay
CJdMdy.
calm,
S6.
Haysport
U$bt
Wind,
cloudy,
84.
Port
SiBapeofl
Light
wind.
H.
Haxohon
Part
cloudy,
32.
Smithers
Ilart
Cloudy,
BtdfcibiaH'
tonteht
Exhibition
liRU
at
73:6.
Admlstiien
S8e
and
Is
life.
58
to
for
Lessons
in
Magic
and
Welght-C2
o,I-ttnd.
Apply
Chas.
Courtier,
Cttpttol
Tlieatre.
G8
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mra.
II.
B.
Rochester
and
child,
Central
L.
F.
Turgeon,
Edmonton.
Royal
Fames
Lewis,
Ketchikan;
Anderson,
city.
Vancouver
Fisheries,
17c
d
8c.
0.
halibut
Arrivals
today
193,200
lbs.
v
American
Fish
Receives
Up
to
At
the
nagular
weekly
meeting
18.1c
and
flc
and
Canadian
The
picture
"Submarine"
which
last
night
of
the
Salvation
Army
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
til
is
'
Young
People
Legipu
arrange.
week
with
Jack
Holt
in
the
leadr
;
meats
were
made
for
a
special
15.7c
and
7c
Halibut
arrivals
here
today
ing
part
will
be-
shown
not
onfy
(St.
Patrick;'
entertainment
wbfe;n'3tlled
183U0
pounds,
of
which
j
Wednesday
and
Thursday
hat
j
will
held
next.
Monday.
18C.0.UO
lxfih
was
Anierican
Friday
also.
The
ma
nag
en
nt
la
of
the
opinion
that
everyone
will
want
to
see
this
wonderful
film
and
for
that
reason
it
Will
have
a
three-day
run.
nlftff.
t.
and
57,200
pounds
Canadian.
Trie
Jfy,
American
fish
received
from
16.Sc
AtatHitthe
incorporations
just
ml
8c
to
18.1c
and
8c
at
the
fish
KMtte4
Ja
that
of
II.
Zeffert
wchasge
and
Canadki
16c
and
7c
lo
io.
Ye
and
vc.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows
:
American
J.
P.
Todd
II.,
8000
pounds,
and
Onah,
7000
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
18c
and
8c.
frf.tul.
for
Kim.
U
U
AU
fi
o
r-
Mp,jvwui.,iwiiiri
t
a.
tjBincrvii.
l
inner
M
over.
t
o
i
.
j
ii..
t
.
....
....
.
.
'O'""""
ihkuuvii
w
w
ran
wwwn
mux
nan;
"i
UI
mv
w
i
bcv
mtmr
TOT
lor
U
uk
Central
central
riiviainn
division,
and
anH
St.
rirUn
orwt
rr.u
r.n.Un
,T'
v"1
o.
funarasM
01
lien.
over.
Fi.h
rU
SHrOv
vn
ia
for,.
the
Queen
Chariotte
jaid
8c.
laiawfa,
tU
sail
this
afternoon
Sttka,
SS.OM
poanda,
Booth
where
they
will
attend
a
deport-
VtortM,
21.$Q
pvunds,
Atlin
toeatal
eamfereuce
next
week.
Flaherie,
16.9c
and
8c,
lataes
rteyd.
aethte
inapector
for
Utorta,
090
pouRda,
Canadian
District
Nsj.
t,
will
go
south
Fri-
F
&
Cld
Storage
Co.,
17.
Tc
dy
motnthg
on
the
Prinee-1
8c-
-
-
-
Anna
J-
8000
Pund-
Canadian
George
to
ftUettd
the
same
meet-
img.
.Fish
&
gJ(4
Storage
,
Co.,
18.1c
Prince
Rirtiert
Part
cloudy.
iih
amitbewt
wind;
tempera
tare,
39.
Ross
wood
Snowing,
cairn.
t.
calm,
calm,
11.
totm
Lake
Clear,
windy,
31.
"
Vaaderhoof
Snowing,
calm.
(fUeanel
Cloenly,
calm,
mild.
Prince
QftOTfe
Cloudy,
calm.
arrena,
ILOOO
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
I8.10
and
8c
.
Wiaard,
29,000
pounds,
Pacific
Fisheries,
17,1c
and
8c.
Canadian
Signal,
21.000
Bounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
15c
and
7c.
;
Prosperity
A.,
14,000
pounds,
Ayansh
Part
cloudy,
pairs,
Orbon,
4500
pound,
and
Joe
32-
'Baker,
8100
pounds
Canadian
Mice
A
r
as
Part
atoudv.
calm,
w.v,
.
r3A
(jswd
IYi(W
eteWng-Babitot
86.
1.17
?.
Johanna.
10.000
pounds,
and
part
Bayview,
9000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
15.4c
and
7c.
north
SEEINGTRADE
;
WEST
INDIES
.
AND
CANADA
m,ld:
.
ST.
JOHN.
March
12.
-
"The
ZiLuZ
tSi
Wade
pwaibllities
for
Canada
in
,
Whitehoraa-Clear.
south
.1.
wind,
a,
Wiat
Iiidlea
seem
to
be
won-
Had
17
Boils
On
His
Neck
Arms
and
Legs
WTiies:
i
naa
wen
uoiiwreu
un
U
ils
tor
about
two
years.
1
had
revriiUvit
on
my
nerk.
arms
and
1
tried
all
kinds
of
tnMi
rine,
but
none
of
them
wemctd
to
help
rue
any.
1
then
uJ
two
bottles
of
r
rfarfnt
inHW.
but
it
is
something
earmarks
Part
cloudy,
south
lb(lt
win
have
to
be
gone
after
-
2"
tgfresslVcly
by
Canadian
busi-
Dawson
Part
cloudy,
north
neM
mMli"
stated
J.
K.
Sherrard
Wind,
2
ImsIow.
0f
Montreal,
Quebec,
ex-president
.
-
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers
Association,
on
his
arrival
here
this
afternon
on
board
the
R.M.S.
Lady
Hawkins.
It
is
necessary
that
Canada
should
seek
to
buy
more
from
the
West
Indies,
Mr.
Sherrard
stated,
and
in
this
way
increase
their
Mr.
A.
L.
Willoa,
Stpton,
Mo,
buying
power
of
Canadian
prod-
ucta
.
In
the
development
of
this
trade
Mr.
Sherrard
declared
that
the
new
service
provided
by
the
Canadian
National
Steamships
under
the
terms
of
the
treaty
should
help
materially,
as
the
new
ships
are
particular))
fine
vessels
and
well
suited
to
the
trade.
KING
HAD
HIS
FIRSf
OUTING
YESTERDAY
ALDWICK,
Sussex,
March
12.
-The
King
had
his
first
outing
and
I
i'ive
never
been
bothered
with
yesterday
since
his
arrival
at
Ald-
HYDE
TRANSFER
PHONE
580
NEW
SHIPMENT
JtJST
ARRIVED
JUinc
Head
Alberta
Lump
;.
.$13.50
Mine
Head
Alberta
Sootless
Larg&Egg
$12.50
Mine
Head
Sootlcss
Egg
.
$12.00
Pembina
Peerless
Eg?
$12.00
Als6
all
other
classes
of
coal
DRY
BIRCH,
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
i
$3.50
Double
load
$650
Large
sack
50c
Box
wood
cuttings,
large
load
.
.
.
$3.50
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Baggage
Day
and
Night
Service
139
Second
Avenue
MRS.
HOOVER
AT
WHITE
HOUSE
First
Lady
of
United
States
Will
Carry
on
Much
as
Usual
at
Executive
Mansion
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Mar.
7:
Mrs.
Herbert
Hoover
brings
to
the
White
House
a
homelike
in
formality
such
as
Washington
has
rarely
seen.
For
her,
the
White
House
will
be
not
only
the
executive
mansion
but
another
home,
and
she
plans
to
open
its
doors
to
her
friends
juat
as
she
has
all
the
other
homes
with
which
she
has
ringed
the
world.
Those
who
know
her
best
'
expect
no
change
in
the
e$s?
Informality
with
which
she
flfwhys
has
received
theo.
To
hef
door
ofaind
the
historic
white
cfel
oraas
ef
the
Whito
House,
they
say,
will
still
come
the
long
line
of
world
travelers,
scientists,
engineers,
explorers
and
statesmen
who
always
have
found
their
way
to
her
hearth
wherever
she
and
her
engineer
husband
have
lived.
As
wife
of
the
president,
she
wilt,
of
course
conform
to
the
rules
requiring
secret
service
at-'
tendance
on
all
her
outings,
and
the
formal
state
dinners
and
receptions
required
in
the
White
House
eatortalning
probably
'will
show
little
change.
Mrs.
Coolid-ge's
custom
of
receiving
on
a
fixed
date
all
the
formal
out-of-
UBXTaqSTH.
TT'tTBaSC.'
'
town
callers-
who
Un
to
pay
their
respects
she
will
probably
also
continue.
Mrs.
Hoover
has
learned
through
her
long
life
of
wide
travel
that
people
of
all
coun-
i
iei,
have
much
in
common,
and
tat
the
bonds
of
friendship
can
overstep
the
differences
of
languages
and
ways.
Statesmen,
Scientists,
business
men
and
students
of
all
the
leading
peoples
of
the
world
have
found
a
welcome
in
her
home,
and
through
ihem
she
has
learned
to
know
the
ittie
intimate
customs
of
each
nation,
from
the
Chinese
way
of
sending
tiny
lemon
trees
at
Christinas,
to
the
French
way
of
celebrating
New
Year's.
Dr.
George
A.
.C.
Roberts
of
'Odeen
Charlotte
Cilr
has
been
lpP1oUited
a,'
jastice
of
the
peace
and
coroner.
Daily
News
"want-ads"
Bre
to
bring
RESULTS!
Garden
Field
Seeds
FERTILIZER
BULKLEY
VALLEY
HAY
AND
GRAIN
Prince
Ruoerf
Feed
Co.
PHONE
58
Imperial
Motors
Ltd.
CALGARY
and
LETHBKIDGE
ARE
THE
DISTRIBUTORS
IN
ALBERTA
FOR
CHRYSLER
CARS
,
AND
FEDERAL
MOTOR
TRUCKS
At
all
time
we
have
on
hand
a
large
trtock
of
parts
that
can
he
shipped
to
all
Dealers
or
Distributor-
for
CHRYSLER
Cars,
FEDERAL
Trucks,
or
to
any
Service
Garage
neodinr
parts
for
the
above
two
products
or
for
any
Chrysler
product.
We
would
prefer
to
ship
from
Calgary.
Our
largest
stock
of
parts
is
maintained
here.
This
will
save
Dealers,
Distributors
and
Garage
men
considerable
time
If
they
have
not
the
part
en
hand,
or
cannot
locate
it
In
helr
particular
community,
rather
than
sending
direct
to
the
factory.
Write
to
Mr.
Thos.
Bratby.
Servlf
elanaer,
:
or
Mr.
Ralph
Eggen.
Parts
Manager.
v
IMPERIAL
MOTORS,
LTD.
CALGARY,
ALBERTA
$500
REWARD
Just
ask
your
Meat
Market
or
Grocer
about
Rums'
Shamrock
Racon
Contest
are