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1MILY
EDITION
sajg
Friday.
March
8,
li
PRINCE
RUPERT
PENALIZED
mands
since
the
government
ha&changed.
utngry
OFFICE
IIUNTHIUUSY
President
Hoover
is
said
to
m
teste
hunters
at
Washmftott
aod
it
is
alio
said
This
whole
sydtfiTdf
concerned
with
wtoch
party
stand
that
there
are
certain
sirabie
that
the
afficfal
shoi
sovernment.
To
harbor
an
eh,
would
not.be
coadttcive
to
whole,
however,
there
eht&fa
be
ehanire
in
nolitical
affitfatioite.
It
It
miA
am
that
ia
not
in
trip
rmblic
interest
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
thU
d
WA.I
J5.00
JR.00
with
rtftirp
t
Peemler
,he
JtJL
wei
Tohnie
has
been
msttlred
bv
men
tVho
stmuWeil
Min
in
the
late
campaign
and
who
have
been
kwkfme
far
tJieuj
re
ward.
That
accounts
to
mMheextesrtfor
the
larce
number
o
ons
where
it
is
ar&de-i'
in
vwe
can
aott&unaer-
tyMtn'S
"tllbrUi'
A
complete
range
of
Northern'
Rubber,
at
Styl-Shus
is
on
hand
10
meet
your
nceui.
LOOK
fOR
THE
TRADE
MARK
v
WINNIPEG,
March
g.
Eight
hundred
miles
by
snowshoe.
through
the
wilderness
of
northern
Ontario
and
Manitoba.'
through
vast
tracts
of
territory
wholly
unknown
to
white
man.
was
tne
epic
journey
maae
oy
Arthur
W.
North
of
the
Explorers'
ViyUClBb.
New
York,
and
his
14-year-,
31
old
son.
Robert,
wno
arrived
ftfr
Winnipeg
today
over
the
Canadian
,
1
NaLonal
Railways
from
The
Paa.i
$1.81
Epic
U
a
word
by
no
means
far-
fetched.
Hudson's
Bar
Company
S&-OH
factors
and
old-timer
trappers
of,
!7
5
the
north
declare
that
they
hare
no
knowledge
of
such
a
trip
everj
having
been
made
by
long
trekking;
Indians,
to
any
no
lis
lug
of
white
The
Norths
left
the
Canadian
National
line
at
Hudson,
Oct.,)
on
Christmas
Day
and
struck
out;
for
York
Factory
by
way
of
L&r
ftfJikraed
fiMirsml.
snewmm-imaiara
no
Ir
the
corn
uience
01
me
ni
in
the
inner
cRdlaf.r
i.
.
kl
change
because,
gt
:
iWiadtL
North.
vm.
i
trip.
Ker
felt
62
degrees
the-
fashigi'
en
of
dismissals
from
the.
pultMrEerfiice
since
t&e
election,
ft
exploring
th.
he-dwate
T.
-
,crt
K-
HA
'
i
thi'Attawrapilrot.
Severn.
At
IC'C
ID
aBWi
Fit
BIT
HVV
sThpitir
irtay
at
YeriuFae-
j
.
stiiifchig
the
rMW
of
y
JUrtway
etyAmary,
aoiaght
a
w.trk
train
frtitgfin
a
mai..
litis
rmrninir
on
uu
iiniinpnin
'
"NORTHERN"
Rubber
Footwear
The
"Northern"
range
of
Overshoes
for
Men,
Women
and
Cluldren
offers
a
wider
selection
than
ever.
Jersey
or
Cashmer-eue
in
various
heights
with
buckle,
strap
or
Wrazxer
fasteners.
Cottons
Mad
wttb
BtKkfet
some
of
the
belongings
they
left
publicity
and
very
serious
MtfMMtyit
wflects
a
reahza-behind.
On
their
mum
home.
tion
on
the
part
of
the
courts
WatthJs
rarticular
kind
of
Robert,
who
ia
a
student
of
Ph.;
offender
will
have
to
be
dealt
with
more
severely
than
in
caemr
AMOw'
Jw"f--the
past
And
behind
that
there
dvelopi
try
an
aggressive
puonc
opinion
wnicn
win,
11
necessarythini
book
of
exploration
the
imy
force
th"
hands
of
both
judges
and
law-makers
to
the
end
has
published
nd
it
will
be
il-of
compelling
such
changes
in
the
law
and
its
application
Histrated
by
photogrphs
taken
on
as
will
check
a
growing
menace
to
public
safety.
;
the
trlD
byhto
father.
DREAM
ISLAND
,
MEXICAN
COAST
BOSTON.
March
7.
The
stcamnr
Peary
h:is
sailed
away
in
cue.st
of
a
"dream
island"
in
the
Pacific.
On
the
bridge
of
the
steamer
as
it
sailed
from
Boston
stood.
Matthew
F.
Bramley,
wealthy
Cleveland
paving
contractor,
who
planned
the
cruise
to
fulfill
a
dream
in
which
he
visualized
a
sunken
Island
off
the
;
west
const
of
Mexico.
I
Aftr
the
dream,
Bramley
made
an
extensive
search
for
the
island
'
in
ship
aid
airplane,
r
ram
an
airplane
he
finally
discovered
be-
'
neath
the
ocean
a
shoal
resembling
tiBdream
falaiid.!'
lie
eommls-hioned
Captain
L.
I).
Lockwood
to
find
11
ship
suitable
for
exor-imental
work
to
determine
whether
the
island
could
be
reclaimed
by
the
erection
of
a
sea
wall.
The
Peary,
which
was
used
by
Commander
Donald
B.
MacMillan
in
an
expedition
to
th
An
tic
in
1
1926
and
which
ha
been
tied
up
at
a
s'iipyrd
in
fhelseii
since
that
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
voyage.
Wiis
recently
purchased
by
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
liramley.
mi
captain
Ixickwood's
,
recummeiulation
.
1
J?f
K
,1
fflSm.
1
i
Soul.
Woman
Like
and
half
a:
popular
model
at
a
dosen
other
If""
they
ch-
nt
drMS
erhlbit
w
the
satin
,
ed
Bg
Trout,
from
whence
they
!.
.
-HllrMi
here.
,
4traao4
84
miles
twrth
mtrfJ'lThs
the
ti
is
defmrte
proof
that
lt
looks
as
if
Prince
Runert
was
bebur
ranalized
for
'XTZt"
u'
.aggerated
princess
silhouette
will.
I
a
.
g
o
a
J
ivi
j
J
was
mi
m
tiinssvii
m
9m
mmm
vu
imaf
aMW
.
electing
an
opposition
member
to
the
legislature.
At
any
The
purpose
of
the
trip
was
to,DV
.
rate,
she
is
suffering
as
a
result
of
the
change
of
govern-;
fr
to
idiM
of
the
remote
nunt
Whiia
it
irasnfton
rhiuarhr
that
the
T.ihoral
omvom-
,Miricte-
F
of
tribes
of.
!1
.
"
"
,
"
VJu"
T
L
'
which
had
never
been
before
vm-
a
road
work
and
this
ment
slow
to
its
was
m
regard
paper
M
whUc
meB
Md
they
foaiML
again
and
again
urged
greater
speed,
progress
was
being
particularly
in
the
region
of
Gods!
made,
but
now
everything
is
to
be
allowed
to
remain
in
K'w.
natives
living
in
the
moat
abeyance.
Not
even
the
bridge
is
to
be
built
priti"
shio,B-
t
"Pr,ttni
We
have
a
memory
of
local
individuals
vociferously
jJJ
JJj
"'vJJJ
demanding
speed
in
the
buflding
of
the
highway
and
cnid-
phyny
ey
were
far
uerior!
ing
us
because
we
did
not
attack
the
late
government
for
to
the
Indians
w-ao
knew
mom
not
making
better
progress.
We
hope
we
shall
hear
from
about
civilization.
1
am
afraid
them
now
and
that
they
will
be
equally
keen
in
their
de-
tht
th
influence
of
the
whu;
aasi
1
sacso
iivi
ea-a
w
a
J
a
itrii
lUi
'
igood."
The
ejrplorers
had.
them
I
elvA
morttUlity
li
ve
thek
1
opev
asr
toe.
-
r
1
ater
.leaving
Hudson
down
?.
-id
te
'even
on
nignts
wheo'
outstanding
type
for
1
A
BOW
THAT
BECOMES
A
GRACEFUL
TRAIN
the
American
Sgptem
my
life,
tteo
K
I
am
54
years
Here
is
sometlhna4;
M.riiniart
reai
to
follow.
,
age.
I
put
on
eight
pounds
and
and
jaunty!
It
is
sjm
taffeta
t
Robert
added
fifteen.
I
sh;
a
Id
bustle
bow,
attached
)o
the
waW,
A
TIMPI
iUlBUl
V
WAP
WAKrtlAU
VI
VP
I
like
to
Uke
the
opportunity,
whilt'that
sweeps
the
ground
with
all
2m
mboul
iu
of
pay
nR
m
deM
of
th
6ifmitraf
a
traln.
Chief
Justice
Meredith
Of
Ontario
raises
the
question
gratitude
to
the
Hudson
V
Hay
men;
Notice
the
saucy
tiers
on
this
whether
a
"hit
and
run"
driver
should
not
be
charged
with
we
de4lt
witn
Jow
the
wav
ani,i
smart
evening
frock.
They
have
murder
when
his
victim
dies.
He
says:
"It
makes
no
dif-
?
ot
thm,ve
frn.
whPther
death
onirl
imrnwlintplv
nr
nt
If
'?h
'J,d!me
rtBant-t
you
wouldn't
expect
of
such
.
:
j
-
ionmii,
wno
aia
so
mucn
ior
us
the
driver
went
on,
knowing
that
the
person
might
be
before
we
started.
saved
bv
stoDDinc
and
rivine
him
all
Dossible
aid.
then
the
The
explorers
left
1
.
;
1
t
-i
1
MA4
.
omy.quesuon
in
my
riunu
i
wnein
of
murder
rather
than
mansla;
SMUH
mmm
s
modest
fabric
as
printed
eWf-
.
.
fon.
Printed,
by
the
way,
with
innipeg:ctrise
splashes
on
a
cream
back-
tw.
.
1
1
11
r
1
lbv
itiil
fllllLV
wMAMMil
k
...
this
ahaidi
touemi
'
,
hmK?
Ltd
stopping
'or
Montreal
.
u.,j
and
New
York.
,
F
pahaixed
T
li
il
UMhe
H
.
uffeU
,VZ
TL
bow
of
,
iy
be
givfeii
wide
TUB
AFTERNOON
JluKETi
DliLSff
A
SPRING
SPIJE1
Ssr
Don
t
iss
This
Lar
5
ST-
The
The
SS
m!
Jubti.
titrkets.
and
agaffn
jaclwt!
For
sports
wear,
fer
mul
afternoon
ul
Lasts
and'
eve
ning
festivities
the
HUle
coat
Is
indispensable.
Here
it
Is
in
a
charming
print,
to
match
the
skirt
of
the
frock.
The
blouse
is
of
sulphur
green
crepe
und
affects
three
little
Chanel
!,
,
one
at
the
neck
and
two
at
the
hip.
Green
and
yel
low
form
the
print
-motif
on
a
black
background.
CLEAN
SWEEP
SALE
of
Frizzeli's
Dry
Goods
Stock
NO
RESERVE
EVERYTHING
NOW
ON
SALE-SEE
WINDOW
i
MANY
a
man
owes
ha
daily
fitness,
his
sccesf
,
to
the
wife
who
sees
that
"he
takes
good
care
of
himself."
She
watches
that
he
gets
enough
sleep,
takes
enough
time,
to
eat
She
acts
as
family
physician,
wth
every
meal
she
serves.
And
often
as
not,
Kellogg'p
ALL-BRAN
is
her
trusted
ally.
For
this
healthful
cereal
has
been
adopted
by
countless
women
s
the
surest,
easiest
way
to
insure
plenty
of
daily
roughage,
lacking
in'
so
many
foods.
The
know
how
important
roughage
is.
In
safeguarding
their
families
from
constipation
they
ate
responsible
for
their
own
happier
homes.
Constipation
is
the
bane
of
thousands.
It
attacks
health.
Ruins
youth.
Saps
energy.
Too
often
it
brings
serious
disease.
And
yet
it
is
easy
to
prevent
Kellogg'
s
ALL-BRAN
is
guaranteed.
Wh
ALLBRAN
is
to
effective
Bulk
or
roughage
relieves
constipation
naturaUf.
ALL-BRAN
furnishes
bulk
in
generous
quantity
because
it
is
1
00
bran.
This
bulk
absorbs
moisture
and
distributes
it
through
the
digestive
system.
Cently
distending
the
intestine
exercising
them
ALL-BRAN
SOO
it
the
nrtt
nri7f
in
the
Kitmh
Picture
Puzzle
Contnt
ind
th
more
thin
200
additional
prizes
totalling
over
51.500
00.
Evrryone
in
the
family
tan
enjoy
the
fun
at
there
are
also
100
prizes
for
the
young
folk
under
15..
For
your
entry
mail
the
coupon
today
with:
tWO
Nabob
(trtiflCirtl
(rrrtifoit
in
irn
package
of
Nabob
Tea.
CofTVt
nd
Baking
Powder
)
1
28
ALL-BRAN
ihijii
J
masmmnwM
-
"HW
-S
mr
.vammmmmaraW
samV
After
all,
most
husbands,
are
like
children
.P
sf
J
sweeping
out
wastes
and
poisons.
I
a
a
part-bran
prod-uct
the
amount
ofibulk
is
seldom
sufficient
to
completely
perfor.n
this
work.
That
is
why
doctors
recommend
ALL
-BRAN.
Because
they
know
that
it
W
W)0
braa
and
100
effeetfve.
-
Different
from
tmna
lural
pills
ALL-BRAN
works
as
nature
works.
How
much
better
than
habit-formngdru'gs
whose
dose
mit
be
constantly
increased
and
which
sometimes
injure
tKe
system.
Kellogg'
s
ALL-BRAN
is
an
inviting
cereal
to
eat
with
milk
or
cream.
Delicious
with
fruits
or
honey
added.
Sprinkle
it
into
soups
too.
Use
it
in
cookingrecipes
on
package.
Mix
it
with
other
cereals.
Eat
two
table
spoonfuls
daily
chronic
cases,
with
every
meal.
If
you
will
serve
it
in
some
form
regularly,
you
will
surely
protect
your
family
from
ittai
censnpetien.
ALL-BRAN
U
sold
by
all
grocers.
Served
at
hotels,
cafeterias.
On
diners.
Made
by,
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
CuaranlttJt
K.Htit'l
ALL-BRAM
It
nU
with
I
kit
Jt.
mUt
traMt
Cat
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mAi
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dmtiim
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Contfst
Manager.
Dept.
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Douglas
W
Co.
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.
C.
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send
me
a
copy
of
the
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