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Local
and
ersooal
News
In
Brief
.i
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t
itv:
FISHERMEN
!
DO
NOT
GO
TO
SEA
WITHOUT
A
'First
Aid
'Kit
"
'
''
Complete
supply
of
first
aid
articles
packed
in
a
cedar
chest
$3.00
fines
IlcL
yfic
Pioneer
THIKD
AVE.
I
SIXTH
ST
:Ai
Ia'.hM
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
Operating
U.T.P
2W.000
Tn
H'taiing
Dr
1).k
Kn.iineera,
(ftachlnlnts.
Boilermaker.
Ulc-kmlth4.
Pallet
i.
makers.
Founder
Woodworkers.
Mr
electric
ami
acetylene
vkujni
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
u)l
kind
o
MARINE
AND
COMMIiKCIAI.
WORK.
PHONES
4S
and
KS
Fishermen
MASTEIl
MECHANIC
Shirts
and
Pants
The
best
made,
and
we
can
supply
you
at
30
per
cent
less!
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
Urutnists
TELEPHONES
'
o
?Ot
Spring,
Wash
Fabrics
Herald
another
season
of
PRINTS
Luat
year
women
discovered
how
practical
and
how
appropriate
Prints
were
for
home
and
snorts
wear,
with
(fee
result
that
most
dresses
wore
a
figured
pattern.
They
are
back
this
ymar
striker
than
ever,
utilizing
every
Unagfftable
theme
for
inspiration.
COME
ANI
SEE
THEM
TOMORROW'
BO-I'tr'puiN'l&-3unintea
f
iM
jjftli
.
qrs.
A
large
varfety
of
dasitfo
jaBd
colorings.
36
inches
wide.
,.
,
l't'r
yard
05r.
A
Ileaittiful
Selection
of
Figured
Silk,-Rayons,
Crepe-de-Chine
and
Tricoshecn.
SHIPYARD
SUITS!
SUITS!
ma
on
to
order
Cutting,
Workmanship
and
Style
All
Guaranteed
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
ANJLf
PRESSED
We
Deliver
to
Any
Part
of
tht
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
fit
9
4
e
Taxi
Pjioni4,
jm
..nark
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
IUGdsse.
I'horw
C86.
Milton
Gonzales
returned
to
the
city
ori:
this
aftanaoon'
train
'from
a
;brif,
iiudncM
trip
to
tjt
i
Eagles
WHfai
farlve
and
Darict
.Thursday,
February
28.
Coo
prizes,
refreshment
and
music.
Everybody
come
and
enjoy
a
goo4
time.
Adrrriaaion
BOe.
'
t"
I
Provincial
Constable
Harol
lliayboae
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Alaska
on
game
matters,
returned
to
the
city
from
Ketch
!fkan
on
the
Princesn
Mury
ye..
terday
afternoon.
Mrs.
George
Wyman
and
little
daughter,
who
have
been
visiting
at
Ketchikan
with
Mrs.
Wyman'a
parents,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Princess
iMary
yesterday
afternoon
una
will
pYo-:ceed
at
the
end
of
the
-week-
to
their
hor&u
in
Smlthers.
Mrs.
hm1n
ia.tiiii
if
nf
PrnvlfUi'
Coatjable
Wyman.
H.
E.
Pawsbn,
commercial
manager
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
will
sail
tomorrow
i
night
for
the
south
following
the
taking
of
the
vote
on
the
agreement
between
the
city
and
hie
company.
If
the
agreement
successfully
passes,
Mr.
Pawson
will
,
proceed
direct
to
Victoria
on
'business
in
connection
with
the
!
validating
bill
which
will
be
i
ought
from
the
legislature.
There
warp
42
passengers
aboard
the
alaamer
Princess
Mtify
which
caned
in
port
yea-;
terday
afternoon
southbound
from
Alaska
to
Vancouver
.
Dis-:
mbarklng
here
were
:
Miss
Marie
,
Duval,
Keno
waitress;
Harold
'
Rajrbone,
provincial
Bolke,
Prince
Rupert;
HTchardT
C."
iwyes,
Nil
vation
Army,
Wrartgell;
Frank
Conrad,
marine
engineer,
Fair
banks;
Gertrude
Roqy,
Juneau
fur
buyer;
Oscar
Thomas,
Ketchikan
clerk;
John
Johnaon,
Fairbanks
mechanic;
Mrs.
Miriah
NeJaefi,
Metlakajla;
Hewitt
0.
Fearn,
prospector,
Ketfhikan
;'
Frank
Douarlaa,
restaurant
pro-prMor,
Ketchikan
Mrs.
Vera
Wyman
and
daughter,
Smtthers.
The
Cunard
Chef
...
apprenticed
In
the
kitchens
of
the
finest
ships.
Cook's
boy,
third
cook,
second
cook,
first
cook,
chef
...
all
his
life
n
seaman,
all
his
life
an
artist
of
the
kitchen.
Ready
to
prepare
your
pet
dishes
In
the
way
you
like
them.
Sail
Cunard!
Hook
through
The
Cunard
Aram
Skip
Gfc.
Limited,
6H
llMUnft
St.
K,
VtnctHiver
(TL
Stfmur
364S-9)i
or
any
thimthip
ffc.
Wedcly
Silllnoi
la
furor
Irom
Monlrttl
(utt
Quatxo)
CUNARD
'
CANADIAN
StRVICC
CMn,
Tourtat
Third
Cabin
and
Third
Clan
FLU-GRIP
Check
before
It
KrU.
I
Rub
on
Inhale,
vopbrt
T..VAPORUO
0i
Ml
Mill,
JwInWVH
TlUal
fiHeVhtoon's
train.
-
dufeWC
J.
Toblev
sailed
veatprdav
from
the
east
at
3:80,
vai
rindir
t?"
this.
morning
to
be
on
time.
DYDD
(1WYL
DEWI.
Remem
ber
the
tea
tomorrow
afternoon
,ctt
tfie
hjonie
of
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan
the
'
program
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
today
was
in
charge
of
the
dub
service
com-
.utee
of
which
S.
D.
Johnston
is
ae
clwyrman.
W.
H.
Tobey,
C.
N.
R.
divisional
iperintendiMit,
returned
to
the
irom
a
tnf-
over
the
line
a
far
stationed
temporarily
in
a
re-
Tfcese
fiurea
account
onlv
for
NeST
SIUE
BACON
M.u
hin-s
Prince
George
on
official
lieving
capacity
for
the
depart-
fifth
trior
Kaat
Kaan
airtatl
nA
slieed.
Per
lb
hi-
duties.
,
"
,
,
.
,
1
ne
uninu
terminal
jiud
prem-
.sea,
which
will
probably
be
18
OTer
by
the
Empress
To-
.lal
tlub,
are
now
being
remod-
elled
af
the
hands
of
Mitchell
it
Currie.
contractors.
DO
NOT
FORGET
To
vote
for
Power
Bjr-Iaw
on
Friday.
Do
not
':
be
apathetic
or
consider
thatfc
your
vote
will
not
be
needed
Remember
that
a
three-fifth
maj-
onty
is
required,
and
a
sweeping!
will
b
immediately
executed
by
Some
the.
dtir
;
;
'derived
T,
H
i.'
-'
:
-
':!
year'
Adjutant
WiU'iam
kerr.
dis-
uch
viory
will
facilitate
the
passing
recovery
at
the
Prince
Rupert
uf
neceasary
legislation.
If
inlGpnrnl
Ilnsnltal
whoro
h.
im-
need
of
transportation
to
get
to
polling
booth
phone
7C
or
381
48
Ensign
Richard
C.
Boys,
divis
ional
secretary
for
the
Salvation
Aimv
't
Alualrn
anrt
KVWk
n
ritish
Co'iimhln
with
fcaH.
'
.uartera
at
Wrartgell,
arrived
in
will
sail,
tomorrow
morning
on
the
citjr
on
the
Princess
Mary
t'he
"Prince
George
for
Vancouver
esfcrrdajr.,
afternoon
from
-
the
where
he
will
undergo
treatmeni
north
and
will
proceed
by
Sntar-
at
the
hands
of
specialists
in
the
day
mornjng'a
train!
:
tp'.,lfriri'-.,.:ibfi)of
obtaining
an
improvement
George
and
other,
interior
poin
.
health
whkh
has
not
been
11
niiujri'vuBinov.
Andrews
Gad
1.
.
charged
vjth
avfcg
liquor
!n
his
issesMon;'
mt
WHham
'Sankey
and
Robert
Sankey,
charged
with
drunken-
oats,
by
Magistrate
M,CIymont
in
city
Police
court
thia
mornincr.
.
.
.
1
.
.
'
1
-
'xi
were
'Indians.
A
charge
or
awwiyiBC
aarainst
Anirus
Mor
-
'
1
son
was
dismissed.
Charged1
with
non-support
by;
"s
wife,
hTeu
Lowe
appeared
in
city
police
court
before
Magis
trate
MeClymont,
the
case
taking
up
most
of
the
court's
time
this
eaoraing.
W.
O.
Fulton
appeared
for
Lowe
while
W.
E.
Fisher
ac-
ted
for
the
wife.
Adjournment
ws
taken
until
tomorrow
mor
-
,
alag.
1
"''
ANNOUNCEMENTS
fittjrles
VhJat
Drheiond
Dane
ehraary
88.
.
,
.
.
:
1
.
.
,
.
K.
V.
Annivers-ry
Ball
March
.ft
'
Woman
of
Mooseheart
Legion,
t.
Pntri.
k'a
Tea.
March
11.
at
the
I
me
of
Mra.
Musaallem.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
HOUSEKKEPING
Rooms
for
rent.
Apply
Muaaallem
Grocery,
tf
Bring
Your
FURS
to
Goldbloom
He
pays
the
highest
prices.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
ana
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
Wc
Special
Ire
In
PJano
ana
Furniture
Moving.
afternoon
from,
here
on
.
the
jPrincess
Jlary
for
Vancouver.
The
upper
floor
of
the
Edge
Building
on
.Second
Aveiiue
is
being
remodelled
by
Irwin
iiruyn
foriuse
:8:
living
quarters.
''
ikrs.
D.
.Johnston
will
.
sail
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Prince
George
for
Victoria
wnere
sne
will
pay
a
visit
with
her
motiicr,
Mrs.
Joshua
Klngham.
fisheries
for
District
No.
2,
will
sail
.n
i
.l
n
i
1
.
v.
by
the
Catala
tomorrow
night
ment.
Mrs.
Maekie
is
not
km.u
south
at
this
time.
r
A
special
meeting
of
the
city
councif
is
WeTng
caued
for
i
o-
-iock
tpmorrow
ftyening
following,
the
PwmW!mW)
11
he
byWw
is
ra
trict
commandant
of
the
Salvation
Army,
is
making
a
satisfactory
derwent
a
successful
oueration
for
hernia
on
Tuesday.
He
was
taken
suddenly
ill
after
service
last
Sunday
evening.
Dr.
T.
Inzvaldsen
of
the
scien-
.
rr
r
.1..
n-
i.
i'
r-s
i
ci
KQOa
OI
late..
I
ITT1!
V
I
ATiiriP
11
I
A
I
J.R
LAUl
4
Ij
U
niCTIMniICIIi?Fi
.
r
1
r-i
1
I
Li
r
r
"ri
uranuuauKmei;
i
t.oiucu-
eration
is
Firstborn
of
In-
Kpector
and
Mrs.
Tupper
A
little
great
granddaughter
of
contecieration
arrtvea
to
aistin-
guish
Prince
Rupert
with
her
presence
at
3
o'clock
this
morn-
ing
when
a
fine
nine-pound
baby
girl
was
born
to
Inspector
James
Tupper
It.
C.
M.
P.
and
Mrs.
Tupper
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
The
babe's
father
is
a
grandson
of
the
late
Sir
Charles
Tupper,
one
of
the
Fathers
of
Confederation.
Mother
and
baby
are
doing
nicely
and
Inspector
Tupper,
who
Friday
and
the
story
he
will
returned
to
the
city
on
this
af-
have
to
tell
of
t
improved
ternoon's
train
after
a
brief
trip
trade
figures,
unprecedented
to
the
Interior
on
official
duties,
prosperity
and
a
surplus
consld-looked
even
more
erect
as
he
re-
erabty
in
exeeaa
of
fSO.tlOO.OPQ
,ceived
the
congratulations
of
friends
before,
he
dashed
out
to
'the
hospital
to
take
his
first
Iglance
at
that
little
daught
j,jg
fjrst
child,
.1
PATTULLO
ASKS
I
HAITI1
Is
P
V
ADUUl
r.lJ.L.
.
,
VICTORIA,
Feb.
28
-In
the
legislature
yesterday
ir
I'attui-
Io
asked
Premier
Tolmie
if
the
government
had
received
any
of-
t
n
t)ia
P
fi
V.
raiivL'BV
n
ra.
;
,
!.
"divide
the
Industries
of
the
ported
in
the
press,
and,
if
so,
wag
.,,
.
it
of
such
a
substantial
kind
an0.'
ArMM?'
SEVEN'
CBNTJCAIl
FARES
that
there
had
not
been
sufficient
time,
to
study
it
and
to
say
whether
At
ws
one
that
could
be
con-
aidered.
'
SECRETARY
OF
WAR
..
""
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
28:-
James
W.
Good
of
Iowa,
will
bo
secretary
of
war
in
the
Hoover
cabinet.
C.N.R.
TRAINS
for
the
Rati
Mond.yi.
Wedneul.M
snd
Saturdays
iti:susjn.
t
the
ittM-
Vumtan
nd
T'u"d
a.u3odp4Ja'.
FISH
BUSINESS
MUCH
IMPROVED
landings
fr
February
This
Year
I
Fifty
Ier
Cent
Higher
Than
i
:
.
Last
Year;
Prices
Better
Halibut
landings
at
Prince
Rup-:
son
to
the
end
of
February
this'
ri
year
bare
amounted
to
a
total
h
)
lbs"
dur'"!
the
same
period
last
year,
when
lhere
day's
advant.ire
h
mii
(fh
It
n
rr
T
onn
Vans
i,-
a
.
!
x-t.-.
iivic
aiiu
uuun
iiui
ijiliuui
CalCllr9
that
have
be..n
delivered
at
other
ports
P
XmAtnan
halibut
an
loi
4fs
year
aggregate
873500
nounds,
iunds,
is1.:?
isF
Rmken
2
lh,
2.v
compared
with
595
500
,poundsijM
VIN"5
nPSTTOPPKK
1
hnadiap.
landings
are
MP
mmSOO,
pounds
frtjm
lastle.T4.1A.,,eiJlL;
.
,
,
16.400
pounls,
satfsfactipn
may
also
be
from
-ttie
fact
that
this
opening
'prices,
in
'p'.e
'of
greatly
heavier
landings.
have
been
much
better
than
vear.
This
year
the
lowest
bid
o
fr
hi
been
10c
and
6c.
List
year
prices
droDned
as
low
as
6c
4c
Today
38.000
.
pounds
was
sold,!
wh'1,!
pmp
cWed
to
ho'd
over
until
tomorrow
In
the
hope
01
vei'ing
ueuer
oias.
oaies
10
.j
uny
re
American
enture.
20.000
pourdsj
opth
nlnln
r.
w
cftftn
in
pi.iin
T.nJ
'
Rom
4000
Atlln
jo
3c
and
6c
felton.
000
ndunds
Fhh
&
Cold
Storage
Cti).fo7c,
rn
Snar.
2000
nonndsi-Gana-
dian
Fih
A
Cold
Storage,
Gp.,
.
.
...
4u.uc
inu
oc.
Holding
over
v
'
j.
Anwiran
bots
holding
qrqr
are:
Tatoosh.
32000
nound!fj?-el.
14(W)-
Chancellor
flftuOi'
r.
.
sunset,
:isoo
OTTAWA
BUDGET
COMING
FRIDAY
Improved
Trade
Figures,
Unpre
cedented
rrospects
and
Big
,
Surplus
to
Be
Reported
1
I
TORONTO,
Feb.
28:
An
Ot-:
tawa
despatch
to
the
Toronto'
1
Globe
says
"The
Jamos
Robb
will
bring
down
his
budget
on
will
be
the
most
impressive
in
Canadian
financial
history.
"So
well
has
the
minister
man
tjred
the
nation's
business
that
he
will
be
able
to
report
a
bal
jance
on
the
right
side
of
the
ledger
of
perhaps
60
or
70
millions.
He
may
also
announce
important
reductions
in
the
sales
tax
w.!iiui
n
upon
all
consumers
Vnd-ihe
wl
tell
the
country
hehtenft
10
pay
011
in
casn
a
loan.
000,000
which
matures
York
next
August.
.There
be
gome
tffl,nJct
.uonm
,
a,
t,r.tf
.f
u.
,
,
b
calculated
toj
t
..
..
...
.
..
VANCOUVER,
reb.
28.--Seven
"
r
w,in
Iare,
loUT,
t!:ket8
for
3
ln
P
a
'
cviu
cur
iniv
wuu
oia
!
tickets
for
35
cents
was
sugges-(
M
to
the
civic
railway
committee!
there
hy
G.
Murrin,
persldent
of
the
D-
c-
Electric
Company
dt
a
conference
to
discuss
the
new
agreement
oeiween
uie
ciy
and
the
company.
BARCLAY
COMMITTED
VANCOUVER,
Feb.'
28.
Denis
Barclay
was
committed
for
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a
city
police
court
here
today
on
charge
pf
mUrderIns
Miss
rearl
Baglole
on
February
11.
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F.
Chapman,
manager
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Pole
Co.,
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by
the
Prince
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on
his
return
south
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week
in
the
city
and
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company
business.
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Us
for
Your'Tresh
Ve-eta'ile
Itequiremenie.
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Everything
in
Season
ArHHng
Each
Boat
.
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Srocery
Quality
IUght-PHONE
-Prices
Right
55
PHONE
If.
RED'S
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
in
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
are
right
So
if
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Mone
and
Time
'
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
20
1.
!!
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Phone:
Red
317
Engraved
Tableware
When
you
buy
your
silver
from
us
you
now
can
h.ive
ii
engraved
artistically
so
that
the
wojk
on
all
pieces
will
be
alike.
This
adds
to
the
value
of
the
set
and
makes
a
gift
more
appreciated
.
Our
automatic
engravini'
machine
enables
us
to
ilo
this.
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
THE
JEWELLERS
TV