PAGE
sir,
FASHION
FANCIES
-i
s&T
3&J!k
If
V,
w
vvav.
ithe
-
flam
iiHD
i
wmm
r,
mm
1
m
mmm
mmm
rrtvr
.
.
v
A-
1
.
'.'V'"
7
.
A
FROCK
A
LA-MODE
Here
Is
a
model
in
the
new
tweed
silks,
:
trimmed
witl
black
satin.
Collar
and
cuffs
are
piped
and
drape
to
left
are
lined
with
black
satin
to
match
girdle
caught
up
with
flower
butkl;.
Scalloped
collar
on
low
cut
plain
neck,
with
two
color
tie,
completes
an
up
to
date
frock.
PAJAMAS
THAT
REST
ON
FASHION'S
PEAK
THE
DAY
OF
THE
EXTREME
i
TAILLEUR
IS
TIIREATENFP
-MB
.
mm
If
you
do
not
own
at
least
one
pair
of
lounging
pajamas
this
is
L
Leading
couturiers
thej
time
for
you
to
take
yourself
ting
that
w)
your
iavorue
snop
ana
ssk
to
spring
will
be
more
A
COAT
FOR
SPRING
WEAR
Here
is
a'
snappy
model
for
spring
wear.
The'
fur
collar
ie
wide
and
deep
with
shawl
effect,
fastening
at
waist
with
ribbons
of
same
material
as
the
coat.
Note
the
deep
cuffs,
extending
from
wrist
nearly
to
elbow,
iIm
4).
the
A
newest
n.utAiit
models.
vuv.1
a1
m
T
nun.
I
1
.
1
1
S
.Lt.
f
!
.
I
'
'
ttee
liefore,
in
the
history
of
the
loun
ging
costume,
has
the
pajama
been
so
important
or
so
smart.
Here
Is
a
pair
that
boasts
every
feature
of
chle
and
is
yet
very
inexpensive.
It
is
fashioned
of
red
checked
gingham,
with
white
bindings.
The
blouse
is
of
the
tuck-In
variety
and
the
trousers
are
wide
enough
to
please
even
the
moat
radical.
This
Dashing
Jacket
Suit
Defies
Criticism
are
prediol
T,
,
.
....
,
4
Ao
wiue
Tnneiy
oj
siyies
anu
the
tailored
suits
for
fahrlc.
ntrA
foiTllntriA
-
a
.
...
ivfuumv.
lumen.
AT
thlA
lima
AT
tho
vnmv
!
neiiiur
mis
is
bo
remuins
10
in:
j,
n0
seen,
lor
the
simple,
mannish
little
suit
has
its
admirers.
However,
Judge
for
yourself,
the
merits
of
the
new
mode.
Here
iloubt
as
to
the
con-
tinued
popularity
of
the
tailored
and
semi-tailored
suit.
Here
is
a
smart
version
of
the
latter.
It
is
developed
In
black
is
the
"feminized"
mode.
It
is
in
tWeed.
with
light-weight
wool
in
French
blue
that
has
a
flecked
with
white.
The
silk
tuck-In
blouse
is
of
lighter
blue
crepe.
Note
the
three
scallops
In
the
lapel.
a
sleeveless
jacket
dashing
finger-tip
length
cape.
Stitched
braid
forms
a
flat
round
neck
and
bands
for
the
shoulders
and
front.
The
blouse
Is
of
white
crepe.
THE
DAILY
HKW3
SMITHERS
MAN
IS
FOUND
DEAD
1
Hodvof
J.
11
mihmnzton..Vell
f
Known
in
Prince
Kupert,
lie
achi
ed
.'on
as
foot
"rarrr
and
won
the
charaihofish.fe
dt
'
NoKthvrn
Urit-
'.;h
Coiumbia
in
:leturnir.
to
Smithers,
after
tbe
iv.ar,
Mr
Hetkrinjfton
i
.
..
a
hair
.
an
to
take
a
civil
examination.
Besides
his
wi!ow,
who
was
ftatrkl.
and,
three,.
aqnsPJaek;
pmmf
aAd
&ordnn.
.
IHceasetra
mother.
iie.
in
Ontario
and
bis
fathef
ifjied.
spme
t(o
years
av
sympatny
of,
many
local"friends
f
iV.i,a4
lertBenint.
The
funeral,
will
take
niece
In
RYIiAW"PltpVII)INfrTOU
SALB
OF1
'lWHR'
PLANT
(1BTS
I.Mtr.E
MAJORITV
'
(Continued
from
rrwe'one)
G.
Pawaon,
commercial
manager
of
the
company,
to
headquarters
of
tbe
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
in
Montreal,
where
officers
of
tbe
company
will
affix
their
sig
natures,
one
of
tbe
copies
-being
rntiipnod
tn
the
VtAninir
of
the
ettv.
corporation.
Meantime,
Mr.
I'awson
goes
to
Victoria
on
busi
ness
in
connection
with
the
validating
act
which
is
before
the
legislature.
This
act
will
relieve
the
corporation
of
responsibility
n
rnnnMian
with
fioaneial
ob
Was
Tortured
With
Eczema
For
Years
Mrs.
Owirge
8h(unller,
HOCrriehton
Bt.,
Halifwt.
NJS
,
wnt
"AtUrbune
tortured
with
cxenui,
fur
yenr.
sod
trjrW
everything
p'i,!e
from
doctors
snd
ar:R
gtorrt
a
frierd
reo
itnnienuVd
me
to
Uk"
I
sent
my
husband
to
get
me
a
bottle,
sod
after
I
bl
taken
it
I
notired
the
cooling
of
my
blood,
so
he
advised
me
to
continue,
sod
alter
Ukiog
Mvertl
bottles
I
ran
truly
say
it
is
a
wonderful
medicine."
t
..f..l...-l
nnl
tv
Tti.
T
Mil.
burn
OjJitA.
Toronto,
Out
and
take
over,
the
operation
of
the
electric
litrht
system
and
all
its
appurtenances.
J.
J
Little.'
who1
is
at
present
superintendent
of'
utilities
for
the
city,
will
take
over
the
duties
of
manager
for
north-:
em
British
Columbia
of
the
Power
j
Corporation
and
will
still
be
in,
direct
charge
of
the
local
system.
j
FfcW-enfafr--of-
the-Powery
v
.-DNrovererf
UKroveren
in
in
waruj,i
flaraw
!
Corporation
will
be
sent
here
soon
titvlti,1
tbe
sUe
of
hydro-electric'
,
Wwa
t
vpH
in
"
the
development
ahd
lay
out
route,
for,
this
morning
that
the
dead
body
,'.n
Hum
PAXher
Khtda;
had
'been
found
in
the
garage
.
i.-M.
V.
"
of
Joaenh
II.
Hetherinirton,
who-
had
been
missing
since
Tuesday,
of
Lake
or
Kalis
River
would
likely
be
selected
for
the
development.
Mr.
I'awson
stated.
In
order
that
.
the
V.
P.
Henry
Motor
u.
at
ih(
&000
horsepower
development
Smithura
Thn
l.'ite
.
Mr.
Heth-
i-i
l.
,
.HKI.,
thn
liim'
WUU1U
u
(iiuiuru
.wiix
.
CMItM
was
a
parseer
oi
V-J4P,
.
T
Mf
a.
V
,:HenrjLand
was
also
secretary
oi
ment
it
ttaff
oX
required
by
the
agree
was
likely
that
actual:
Qtilkliy
V
alley
District
Hos-
instruction
work
would
be
start-
piUl
As-ociation.
ed
during
the
coming
summer.
Soffle
4
J
years
of
age,
the
latej
Mr.
Paw-son
further
explained
Mr.
jtith.
rington
was
an
intense
that
it
was
proposed
to
float
a
sufferer
froi..
ailer
effects
of
separate
company
to
cover
the
op-
tbe
tarAu
War.
'
Fie
waa
in
trutiotw
and
development
of
the
France
r;.cti
jily
for
the
whole
corporation
in
northern
British
,.f
n...
tvr
!
con-
Columbia,
including
both
Prince
from
wii
tated
Ih
hi
lgf
A
nal
came
fi'
i
lays
of
the
war.
t
...
f,
t
Infection
unpen
anu
oiewari.
h
lilturuiteiy
;:mpiiUit!oi!
of
The
detail
of
Ae
follows:
1
A.T.
considerable
distirK-
r
7
(i
t
Totalfi
Prince
Rupert
pu)
rod
to
carry.
Mr.
Little
one
of
PW
w'th
headquarters
in
Prince!
i;
nt
iur
jc-s
r.go.
i
of
En"r,l.mu.
decear
.?d
i
lo
SnsitUrs
in
e.-irry
hit
town
..nJ,
beforv
was
a
mmbjr
of
,ha
.
!
..
Lulou
uuiik
.
mere
Runcrt.
W.
D.
Smith
will
b
local
manager
at
Stewart
under
Mr.
LHUe.
yote
Vrfts
was,
ge
"
bu
,iw-.4
wi
ligation
of
the
city
on
tho
hydro-'
and
an
Ulectrtc
nlant.
sougn
as
-
Pr
Agst
..
MO
4S
4;'.:
35
SSL.
80
threo-flMia
SB
worked
Majority
,
.
18
t
first
i"r
Fred
WuUon
and
later
,
r
bjcame
a
partner
of
nr.
Henry,
uri
BLEOATION
pfj,TlO'
WILL
WILL
.
CO
TO
lie
wat
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert
Slaving
often
visited
here.
the
laxt
t.'iie
about
a
year
and
service
CAI.CAItY
HEPKBSBNTINf!
CITY
COUNCIL
AND
HOAKI)
OF
TKADE
(continued
from
page
1)
formerly
Miss
Ethel
Gray,
da
ugh-
tn9MfltT9i,
ami
the
resolution
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Cray,fIKflt
ka,l
iMn
nmd
immediately
formerly
of
tnis
city
and
nuw
(
lMft,re
at
U
Board
of
Trade
rawit-roaisktU
i
Smithers.
and
a
ie(inif
jje
ur(ed
that
the
council
ot
Mrs,
Eruest,AI!istor9
of'Prinre
jeeede
to
the
reumimendation
pert,
the
hue
Mr.
blethering-1
without
delay,
so
that
no
4ime
on
is'jryived.bx
four
children,
Lnigbt
be
last
in
finding
out
why
Uie
oW'
V
at
wmri
iorteejL
rriDet
Kopr
wssgeiung
suuie
Te
fiiidrspi,
are.
a,
daughUr.
grain
this
year,
while
Vnncouve
The
mvuon
was
eecqueu
oy
Aid.
I'rndmjrAatf.
Mayor
MoMerdss
preeuroed
thaif
.
.
.
.
h.
.Mifte.eMwT
bor
boy
and
and.gifi.
.gW
to
to
t
bear
the
cost
oi
senamg
uie
uei-
egattofi.
Aid-.'
CoUart
thought
thie
was
tfpfo
the
cy
and
woald
be
wotth
tkeraonoy.
litSideril
Aid.
Iawjn
presumed
that-yjffSY
L
oyneil
knew
lhat
the
elevator
wna
lumber
.'Lri.
of
,
boot
to,
be
closed
up
and
the
mow.
of
tbe
staff
moved
to
Vancouver.
If
tbe.WbeafPtool
had
found
itlra-
iiosftlble
to
use
the
elevator,
he
thought
the
city
should
find
out
the
reasons
and.
if
possible,
take
steps
townrda
having
them
recti
fied
Aid.
Rudderham
thought
the
move
wan
a
Kood
one.
but
he
saw
no
reason
why
such
a
large
del
csation
should
be
sent.
As
it
was
while
tbe
other
is
retained
by
the
'
ny
information
that
was
sought.
he
thought
a
delegation
of
one
would
be
sufficient.
Three
would
only
make
it
that
much
more
costly.
Aid.
Macdonald
tiki
not
agree
viitb
Aid.
Rodderham
on
this
point.
The
issue
was
a
big
one
immediate
alutidn
was
AH
the
pressure
possible
To
a
retreenUtite
of
The
uia
do
&rougm
to
pear
oiuun.e
Daily
News,
Mr.
lawon,
before
,
situation
and
he
thought
the
flti-leaving
for
tbe
south'
last
night,!""
would
be
well
satisfied
to
In-briefly
explained
the
oext
iteps'ur
the
expense
Involved
In
meet-that
would
be
taken
in
the
trans-
jnr
with
the
recommendation
of
ier
of
tbe
utility.
Immediately
up-
tbe
Board
of
Trade.
Aid.
Macon
the
validating
act
being
passed
tdonald
was
particularly
satisfied
by
the
legislature,
which
should
w'th
the
personnel
of
the
delega-be
within
a
week's
time,
the
Power
Uon
consisting
of
the
mayor,
a
Corporation
will
authorise
the
railway
director
and
a
citiien
who
Roval
Bank
of
Canada
to
pay
the
bad
taken
an
active
part
in
the
de-$375,000
over
to
the
city
and
will
'
velopment
of
the
grain
traffic
then
come
formally
into
possession
bere,
having
been
formerly
chair
man
ot
me
special
grain
commit-
tee.
The
recommendation
was
adopted
without
dissension.
WILL
ABOLISH
;
INDUSTRY
.
t
f
jie
r-i
tr
a
.
w
i
then
viuuiiiA,
jiarcn
z.
a
rec
ommendation
to
the
legiilature
that
thwVlepartment
of
industries
be
abolished
iind
that
work
in
hand
be
handled
by
the
finance
department
with
lhe
department
of
works
giving
technical
assistance
was
endorsed
by
the
public
areounta
sommlttee
today.
Lib
eral
members
opposed
the
recom-mendatinn
.
Try
a
classlfietl
ad
in
tlrf
Newv
YiU-
wlll
get
results
I
WINNIPEG.
March
2.
The
first
of
the
British
families
to
arrive
in
western
Can.ida
this
sea
son
under
the
Canadian
Nat
oni:!
Railways
British
families
scheme
have
reached
Winnipeg
and
are
being
etU
out
to
their
ntw
homes.
John
EUJtae
and
his
wife
and
threeehlldrtn
have
reached
their
tddreUt
from
Pontypridd
and
are
aier
tdjgetilocated.
Lord
ueortsa
ilory
of
CheJms-
a
wife
and
his
Franklin,
Man.
Walter
Norfin
with
hi
wife
and
two
boys
anil
a
girl
is
settling
in
Saakatchewah
They
are
all
lijalthyiia
eljfef.
Ten
single
on.fkraVi
today
and
a
other
British
families
nd
couples
will
arrive
later
In
the
week.
.
IMPROVEMENT
SEEN
IN
HALIBUT
PRICES
American
Heats
Received
Up
13.6c
and
6c
at
Local
Exchange
ThU
Morning
to
Prti
for
American
halibut
Saturday.
March
!
Representative
of
r.oluioiy
teiuBe
to
puy
Ft
1
phone
Company:
'
ic.
the
272
telephone
3
ou
with?"
Intrejid
Citizen:
"Quite."
Iteprcspnt;.t'.ve
:
"But,
my
d
ar
sir,
what
i
latiepid
Citistn:
"I
h-wii.
a
telephone."
The
BRITISH
ARE
ARRIVING
ON
K.0FP.
II
Seventy-five
Couples
AKni
Very
Enjoyable
Affair
Us
Night
in
Boston
HaH
AbOUt
75
Coii;
.
;,
xt
annu.il
anni
Skeena
Lodge
N
!'
i
n
Pythias,
in
th.
i;
,
k
night.
The
.
,
.
ceseful
and
en
t
progress
frorr.
r-
i
a.m.
Excellent
diu-.
v,.-
r"i
by
Al
Smail
Ham
Burken
u
i
emonies.
A:
refreshments
w.-rc
-"
'
The
commit!'
.
cioor.
M.
L
S'.
V
toiif.
Mrs
T
J
'
.nd
Mrs.
tiil
)"
LU11IER
LEAGUE
IS
ENTERTAINED
B
were
much
improved
at
the
local
enti
of
om.-
inn
iTtTirnn
0.1WV
IMU
IK
The
young
i
Luther
League
last
night
by
M
dahl
at
her
I.
The
time
wa-
'
'laying
gmw
11.1
II
1ULAV.
A--
1
f'
fish
exchange
this
morning
when
waa
enjoyed
K
:r
high
as
13.
Jfc
and
6c
was
paid
jerved.
while
Canadian
bids
showed
a
alight
improjftwnt
over
yester-
Cirpi
C
WPRING
.1
..K
in
7
uml
Ko
A
..
total
of
120.500
pounds
was
sold.
HUDSON
of
which
106,000
pounds
was
from
American
vessels.
Arrival
a,
wore
as
A
v
.
American
-,.
rupeivn!
Eldorado,
80.000
pounds,
Booth
pD"
T'
,
.
.
t
jsnenes,
io.oc
anu
w.
Omaney,
21,000
pounds,
and
Royal,
2000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13.5c
and
Cc.
Havana,
19,000
pounds,
Royal
Fish
Co.,
13.0c
and
6c.
Nordic,
94.000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
18.4c
and
6c.
Canadian
An
Aherdon
,'ng
his
firt
found
standinv
laughing
verv
iceman,
who
,Nrth.
anproif
'
Oslo.
10.000
pounds,
Canadian
remark
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
10.7c
ytT"
.ml
Re.
i
"There's
.
Margaret
l.f
-4500
pounds,
AHllk
Fisheries.
10
5c
and
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