PAQg
SIS
ST;
PATRICK'S
'
TEAS
ARE
HELD
Three
function
Being
Held
This
Afternoon
to
Mark
Season
ef
Ireland's
Patron
Saint
Pbeerwnce
of
the
St-
Ptriks
Day
season
ia
Prince
Ropert
efeusences
this
afternoon
with
no
fes
tfts
three
tflenm
teas
SllS
Jl
f
eeatJy
won
a.
city
oratorical
eo-
Onfted
CWBrcfa
fa
test
ftrtftnes
are
being
toM
by
K
"LJ?
vS
c
15
Clark.
j,
The
ho
of
Mrs.
Jarris
Mc-MkM
B.
M.
Earle
as
battens,
an-
.
.
.
.
.
,
,
either
siasilar
event
ia'
beta?
held
aj
the
bom
of
Mrs.
Jarris
H.
MeLeod.
S
Tenth
Aveaae
East,
jgr
the
LaWes
AW
to
Rafart
Bast
Uaited
Church,
while
a
third
fa
action
is
being
held
by
tfte
Women
of
Mooseheart
Lcgioa
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
X.
NuMSt-fcua.
346
Fourth
Avenue
West.
The
room,
of
Mr,.
Jack
s
home
are
suitablv
decorated
for
the
.
a
l
WaaammT
tVLRTONE
nabeodit
a-
at
a
Ckmzrd
Cabaret
i
Dinner
.
.
.
ereryonefS
catcbes
the
Iighcbeancd
ptrit
of
camaraderie.
Coloured
lights,
and
lattgfrrrn
ttrcaniert
asvl
Mr
erentio,
ballooat.
I
favoan.
and
the
nunc
of
miuac
and
'
V
I
rJcntf
of
recrcadoa
on
a
CfananJer.
SaSCUnard
eTX-..""3-
nJtinn
&
,
I'ar
(
rrf.
&ymBV
Jws-U,
er
say
steufa
OfrsX.
WfcUy
Saasnis
to
Eurepe
Proan
May
3rS
from
Uantrol
(sod
Quebcci
CUMARD
CAMAStAN
SCRVICT
TO
TRAINS
n
.j
arrm
LADIES'
MUSIC
CLUB
trrrmin
vrcxrnn
i
UlLEimU
ILOlLRUAIi
Attractive
Program
on
"Old
Eng
lish
Composers"
Given
at
Home
of
Mrs,
Parkin
"Ohi
aclih
Composer"
was
the
subject
of
study
for
the
Ladies'
Mask
Club
at
the
regu
lar
fartaiehtiy
meeting
which
was
held
yesterday
after
aeon
at
tk
kMt
nf
Vn
A
T
PirM
Parkin.
a
.t.i
a
i
iisi
aaa.
a
ai
program
was
arranged
by
Mrs.
Parkin
who.
herself,
able
paper
on
the
subject.
Other
ioh
on
the
program
were
i
follows:
VioUa
solo,
"Old
Kaglieh
Airs."
-
paaied
by
Miss
Larna
THe.
Vocal
sow.
"What
Shall
I
Io?"
(Pureafl).
-Mrs.
Rraeet
AadersoauTMpn.
in
Vitimut
mA
w.
i
aecampaBied
by
Mrs.
M.
H.
Blott
Piano
solo.
"Overture."
(Ed
-
ward
Backei,
Mrs.
E.
W.
Maren-
tette.
Vocal
solo.
"Sally
m
Our
Alley."
(Henry
Carey).
Mrs.
J.
J.
Muldoon.
accompanied
by
Miss
Lorna
Tite.
Vocal
sola,
"She
Wandered
Down
the
Moaataiaaide."
iCUy).
Mrs.
DeajaJd
Ross,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
M.
H.
Blott.
Vocal
solo,
"The
Better
Land,"
(F.
Cowcbj.
Mrs.
M.
H.
Blott,
accompanied
by
Mrs,
Ross.
FISH
TR4PS
SOLD
AT
i
KETCHIKAN
RECENTLY,
One
of
the
major
fisheries
transactions
of
the
winter
appears
in
the
announcement
at
Ketchikan
that
Steve
Selig.
oat
of
the
large
i
ode
pendent
trap
operators
af
the
j
Xetchikan
district,
has
sold
two!
floating
traps
and
one
standing
trap,
with
all
of
his
floating!
equipment,
including
boats
aad
piled
rivers,
to
the
Alaska-Pacific
Salmon
Corporation,
the
successor
to
the
Snnnypoint
Packing
Cook
pany.
The
standing
trap
that
at
Island
Point,
ia
considered
on
of
the
bee
in
the
Ketchikan
district.
TUG
IS
COMING
FRIDAY
TO
TAKE
BARGE
SOUTH
Canadian
National
No
2
and
Car
Ferry
ta
leave
For
Port
Mann
Saturday
Morning
Tug
Canadian
National
N'a
2.
formerly
the
St.
Catherine,
is
due
in
port
tomorrow
insgnhag
from
Vancouver
to
pick
tip
and
Uke
south
the
big
car
barfe
that
has
been
built
at
the
meal
dry-dock
for
the
Port
Mann-Sidney
ferry
service.
It
is
expected
that
tag
and
barge
will
leave
for
the
soath
Saturday
morning.
Systematic
saving
provtdrt
the
money
for
family
"good
times."
,r
(
T1
First
United
Ouek
laa.
3Irs.
jFnai
Vfc&ecs
fe
assisting
Jibs
Esr!e
in
receiving
the
guests
and
IB
charge
of
the
tea
table
are
Mrs.
TboflM
Rom,
Mis
Barrie,
Mrs.
Alex
McNeill
and
Mrs.
T
W.
Silversides.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine
ab4
Mrs.
James
Krikeysky
are
iioadaeting
the
sale
of
borne
eook-
ia
and
Mn.
fi.
V.
Wilkinson
j
is
cashier.
A
special
Irish
musi-
cal
.-trogram
includes
piana
solo
by
Mrs.
G.
C
Aneneau.
vocal
br
Mrs.
H.
X.
Brock
leby
Mrs.
T.
Rosa,
and
readies
by
Mrs..
J.
C
Brady.
Master
jscw
aw
mwv
MTMiil
avwi
eoEum
for
the
Rspert
Bast
Ladies'
Aid
tea.
Mrs.
J.
V.
Moerenonte
and
Mrs.
T.
Rosa
Mackay
are
pouring
with
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Squires.
Mrs.
Arthur
Leign-:oa
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb
and
Mrs.
H.
Mahaffey
ia
charge
of
the
tea
room,
sashrted
by
Miases
Helea
lirtmi
PhvUia
W-
..wl
Bath
M(jjrr
iXrur
Mrs.
B.
G.
-
-ale
and
Mrs.
A.
Gomez
are
.'oaductiac
the
sale
of
looking
whiie
Mrs.
T.
M.
McAllister
is
in
ehage
of
the
eaady
tehle.
Mrs.
A.
Freboarg
id
ea
shier.
The
program
includes
roeal
solos
by
Mrs.
William
Mil
lar
and
Mrs.
McLeed
and
piaaw
elections
by
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullis.
General
coaveaar
for
the
tea
of
the
Women's
Mooeaheart
Legion
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Massal-lem
is
Mrs.
A.
Bartlett.
Mrs.
Alex
Mackenzie
is
poariag,
aad
assisting
in
serving
are
Mrs.
Einar
Larsen.
Mrs.
C.
M.
Nkker-soo.
Mrs.
A.
Wicks
and
Mrs.
W.
F.
Bussey.
Mrs.
Fred
Hardy
ia
in
charge
of
the
home
eeokiag
table.
Mrs.
Jack
Preece.
the
raffles,
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
Ryan
is
cashier.
The
program
includes
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
J.
J.
Mul-coon,
Mrs.
P.
C.
Miller
aad
Miss
Beulah
McKinley
and
piaao
selec-tioas
by
Miss
Catherine
Maaoal-lem.
Miss
Aletta
McKJaley
is
piano
accompanist
far
some
of
the
vocalists.
The
rooms
are
attractively
decorated
with
shamrock
leave,
daffodils,
taltpa
aad
ipaway
willows.
j
-YESTERDAY'S
STOCKS
.
TORONTO,
March
14:
At
the
close
of
the
aiirhangr
here
yea-i
tender
the
fallowing
were
prices
of
outstanding
stocks:
Arao.
43'-?.
Home
Oil.
2S.0.
Hudson
Bay
Mining.
20M.
.
International
Nickel.
9.76.
,
Msnfefr.
1M.
Mining
Corporation,
4.40.
Sodborjr
Basin.
11.1.
Sherrht-Gordon,
9JS.
Teek
Haghes.
96.
1
Ventures.
11.40.
anns:
an
A.
H.
CARSON
Prince
Rupert
Branch
CVERY
office
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
Has
a
Savings
Department
where'
small
accounts
are
welcome
and
every
depositor
is
encouraged
to
save
regularly.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
TOTAL
ASSETS
IN
EXCESS
OF
Jo70,000,000
r
THE
DAILY
NBYT3
1
A
fiEF)
NATIVF
j
viVJJul
11x111
T
Lt
..
PAmmAWAY
sami
Accept
I
hrbtiaHity
at
Kit!-
-
aiaar-PBlfTAT
R1TIMAAT.-
March
14
The
49911
occurre1
her
011
iIrt
8
(
m.
m
awei
AIM,
Amo.
-
tvincssai
n.iuBMWi.
.
.
m
akaMl
OA
-..
m
sam
mM
fne
aaasaaaaa
ZZT
"
V
t.
JIT
..rT:
years
was
a
Jeauing
ana
eiempiary
th
ritisea.
In
the
"arty
years
when
......
'
l.
'
"
7
-
p..
v
elaiad
to
the
Kitimaat
people
he
.
iTTiTh.
ii'SCi
hinf
w
iite
caaaf
i
lemserance
asm
wnsi
'a
leadia
soirit
in
ornuiialBg
ai
Udze
of
the
Royal
TemaJars
af
,
mained
loyal
to
the
easwe
throwgh.
oat.
Of
recent
date
he
was
aa-
xioas
for
a
revival
in
temperance
work
and
that
the
young
people
nhnullt
be
r.d'Jced
to
..oin.
Three
-i
Mr.
Amos'
brot
hers
attended
th
last
rie
and
tixtk
part
in
the
st-rvices
both
in
the
church
aad
at
the
grave.
They
were
T.
ow
3
1
i
Smashing
-
100
1
0
VISIT
A
.ft.
7
rl
Third
dnrnmN.
"
'
--
-r1
t
ffaas
and
David
,
(Grant.
Be.
JJr.
Moget
It
is.aid
of
the
late
Mr.
Amos
that
he
was
kind
and
true
and
deservedly
commanded
the
respect
'
.ad
esteem
f
his
feileM
citizens.
("TT
.
WrteBeeh
aa
at
the
gra-e-
.side,
though
the
day
was
the
moat
incleraeSt
of
the
winter
seaso,
Mr.
Amos
nredeceaaed
her
hoobaad
six
months
ago.
A
brother,
Charles
Amos,
who
baej
also
nassed
iwu.
wan
otaofBs
....
w
n.
.....
w
i
?
nm
ntr
tnawantty
or.
xnl
eanttnA
fr.r
ta
fith
wnoi
w
j
DANCE
BY
REBEKAH
LODGE
IS
SUCCESS
j
'
A
successful
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
hutt
night
in
the
Metro
pole
Hall
by
the
RebeLah
Lodge
There
were
20
tables
of
whlt
aad
prize
w'nnerr
were:
Lidies'
first.
Mrs.
J.
Mair;
second.
Mwa
Rita
Johnson;
men's
first.
Bert
'Fresh
from
the
gardens1
'Morgan;
second,
0.
Kelly,
After
cards
refreshments
were
served
aad
dancing
followed
with
Nmasie
by
the
Oddfellow
orchestra.
A.
R.
Philips
was
master
of!
reremeniea
sjad
the
commfttee
In
charge
consisted
of
Mrs
S.
V.,
Cox,
convenor.
Mrs.
H.
S.
Pelle-j
tier.
Mrs.
C.
O
Campbell
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Hsaacaoud.
Itnity
Mewa
want-ad
will
rpfiuiis.
Selling!
Now
Sellin
Frizzell's
Dry
oods
&
Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear
Undergarments
for
Ladies,
Misses
and
Children
o
Reductions
on
all
Coats,
Suits
and
Dresses
Great
Sale
of
Hats
Values
up
to
$6.00
and
$8.00.
AO
On
Sale
at
-
-
70
Gv
Pairs
Children's
Ail-Wool
Stockings
Sale
Price,
per
pair,
25c.
only
Ladies'
Spring
Suits
assorted
sizes.
Sale
Price
THIS
BIG
CLEAN
WANT
SWEEP
SALE
IF
YOU
ARGAINS
Frizzell's
Dry
Goods
&
Ladies
'
40$'-
Avenue,
And
the
aim
is
alyavc
Vear
'
!
Prince
Rupert
awsmml
.
mna.smamaSamamamamm1
Thuriiv
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Stom
Pfc'snt
US
Cart-tge.
A
.
M
-
.
Coil.
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