You
are
Not
Od
at
Forty
Improperly
fitted
glasses;
use
of
two
pairs
of
glasses
when
on
is
better;
unsightly
"old
appearing"
pasted
bifocal
lessee;
"docking"
and
"peering"
ovsr
the
edges
of
your
"reading
glasses";
trying
Is
dOjWMhout
irlvJMt
all
ma&Vtou
M
Md
prove
that
YOU
NEED
GLASSES.
The
kind
of
gkwaes
that
overcome
these
earmarks
of
age
arc
our
KRYPTOK
LENSES
They
will
do
all
that
two
pairs
can
do
and
do
it
better.
They
are
really
two
nnlrs
in
John
Bulger,
Lid.
THE
JEWELLERS
jne-ln
for
Details
of
the
$P00
Prize
Pidurf
Contest.
;:
,
"'-1
,',
'
'
.'-ir
Let
V
,te!)
yoH
Ww
-eaiiJjt
yoe
can
qualify-
for
a
'-niSjor
prilfe
in
t
hf
big
Eastman
Content
the
greatest
in
the
history
of
photography.
Kntry
blanks
and
complete
contest
Jnforma-t
on
are
available
at
the
Kodak
counter
now.
Come
to
our
store
to
fill
any
photographic
need.
We
have
a
complete
stock
of
r
umeiat,
iind
dependable
Kodak,
film.
And
.ur
trustworthy
Kodak
finishing
makes
the
most
of
every
roll
f
film.
wines
M.
THIRD
AVE.
V
SIXTH
ST
TELEPHONES
H'o20Q
DEMAND
Kippers
"THIS
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Dally
by
-
Prlmr
Huofri.
H.C
I
Rupert
Brand"
SUITS!
SUITS!
"
'
MADE
TO
ORDRR
Cutting.
Workmanship
nnd
StyK
All
Gusrnntfod
-SUITS
STEAM
CLRANED
AN
I!
PRIttiSED
We
Dtllvcr
lo
Any
Part
of
the
City.
Lins,
the
Tailor
Phone
fitJl
Dr
Alexander
"""'.aBSV-
IlKSMK
ntorK
DENTIST
Try
a
Daily
News
Want
Ad.
and
4
a
Taxi
Phone
ji,
Big
4
Taxi,
tf
I
This
a
fnmnnrt'tt
ta.ln
fin
a
from
the
east
at
3:H0,
wb
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
Mrs.
Arthur
II.
('arson
will
receive
on
Saturday
ul't-rnoon
from
1
to
6
o
clock.
Mrs.
Helen
Mae
fie
was.
one
of
those
who
took
part
in
tin-
cantata
at
the
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday
night.
S.
S.
"Salvor"
has
arrived
with
full
cargo
of
Nanaimo
Wellington
Lump
Coal
for
Albert
&
McCai-fery
Ltd.
Phone
llti
ill,
u
No
trace
has
yet
been
found
o
the
Chfliese
eook
who
dippeiue
a
week
ago
lait
ni"ht
frnm
1
plant
of
the
Kupert
Marine
Pi
duett
Ltd.,
at
Tucks
Inlet.
Owing
to
the
social
lafet
night
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowling
fixture
between'
(J.
Scott
and
J.
McLean
rinks
was
postponed
until
tonight.
Bishop)
Rix
will
address
Moose
Members
and
the
Chapter
of
Mooseheart
Ladies
"Cnild
Welf.re,"
Wednesday,
April
3
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
A
ersonal
News
In
Brief
on
on
lalx
V
mm
Hi
Difilt
"
being
sway
for
Eat
JbflWay,
ip
city
'jxdfce,'
court
'this
rnorrung
there
wus
no
regular
kerfciaa;
foot
night
of
the
Young
feopte's
Society
of
First
Unitifl
Chares.
Those
who
were
prejjent
played
budaiinton
in
the
gynta&sium.
:
ft
1
:
.
United
!
April
4.
annoijncctisints
i-
Short
of
Breath
Smothering
Feelings
Royal
Farple
Bridge,
Wnhk
I
and
Daaca,
Elks'
Homo,
April
8.
Catala
I
Anglican
April
1
W.
A.
Raster
'
Moose
WW
st
brtve
kast
mtm.
April
16.
j;
C.W.I
Spring
Sslejii
OsthoUc
Hall,
Thursday.
AnriU
i.
Mtu-
noon
iroin
a
IU
o.
cnjim
ui
iir-
nins-
startins
at
8:34
I
Premier
Orchestra
ce,
'&''
vp-l
til
5
.Mooat
Hall.
Ifnv
Charles
Le
and
from
Aliee-
Arm.
S.
C.
Gordon,
:WE4THER
REPORT
Prince
RttperWSnowing,
calm,
rtrnc
ratura.
38,
,W
Terrace
Olted)),
calm.
35.
Rwooov-tnwtry.
calm.
34.
skets
ob-j
Aiyaitsh--Qtar,
calm.
30.
taliwbJe
at
McCutcMtan's
Drug
,
civ
A
Ap--Cloudy,
calm,
3G.
Royal
Purple
Bridge,
whist
and
dance
in
the
Elks'
Home
tonight
at
8:30
prompt.
Admission
50c.
Mrs.
George
3lcIlmoyle
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catalaf
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Stewart.
James
S.
Irvine,
late
of
Me-Meekin's
Brokerage,
has;,
l&ken
over
the
position
,
of
accountant
in
Ormes
Ltd.
drug
store,
succeeding
Rex
Publicover.
Frank
D.
Rice
B.
C.
L.
S.
re
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Catata
Store
of
from
memejers.
Get
Port
-Sinljoon
Snowing,
calm,
'
yours
now.
j30.
(
;
The
Salvation
Mrs.
H.
Day,
Dartmouth,
N.S..
writ:
"For
over
a
year
1
was
troubled
with
(mothering
epelli
and
shortnent
of
breath,
and
it
was
impossible
for
me
to
walk,
evrn
a
short
diatnnce,
lie
cause
of
the
choking
seostioa
which
followeX
After
trying
many
treatment,
in
vain,
I
at
last1
derided
to
try
an
ind
in
a
surprisingly
abort
time
tbey
did
did
me
tne
much
much
goot
good.
Price
COo
per
box
at
all
druggift
or
dealer,
or
mailed
direct
oo
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Out.
wind,
8
Mayo
Clear,
south
wind,
5.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Royal
Frank
S.
Smith,
New
Westminster;
M.
Nelson,
Ketchikan.
Savoy
Sam
Larson,
R.
E.
nnd
E.
K.
Long,
city.
Lambley
Prince
Rupert
Leonhunl
"Jorgensoh,
city.
Victoria.
Mrs.
Marentette
and
family
will
leave
for
the
interior
next
Monday.
SALVATION
ARMY
YOUNG
PEOPLE
TO
KEEP
UP
ACTfiriTif
Quesnel
-CToudy
calm.
by
Adjutant
Kerr
on
"character
Atlfn
Part
cfoudy,
north
wind,
building,"
open
meeting
and
com-
munity
singing.
('
1
Tagish
Cloudy,
strong
north
Adjutant
William
Kerr
was
.
.
.
.
i
.wjiw,
weicomea
iwck
hi
met
inm
GhOking
SCnSatl0nf,
Ubatge
Par
cloudy,
meeting,
it
being
his
first
ap-
auria
wimt
r
i
"
.mciow,
Dearance
yv...v
IOllOWing
o
a
------
receo
in
COUNTY
COURT
MANZAMINE
this
morning
from
a
week's
trip
Arm
is
suing
James
Flynn.
for
to
Stewart
on
professional
busi
ness.
Anglican
W.
A.
Easter
Sale
Aprons,
Home-cooking,
Candy
aid
Afternoon
Tea
tomorrow
in
.he
pro-Cathedral
Hall
from
3
to
r.
Good
musical
program,
welcome.
DOCKET
LIGHT
PROVING
WELL
Only
Two
New
Cases
Arise
For
Large
Tonnage
of
Ore
Blocked
April
Monthly
Session
1
his
Morning
There
are.
two-'new
casesJon
the
March
calendar
on
the
County
Court
which
was
irr
monthly
session
this
morning
before
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
to
set
cases.
Mrs.
Helen
Nucieh
of
Alice
129.46
which
is
claimed
in
connection
with
pronrfs9ory
note.
Williams,
Manson
&
Gonzales
have
the
case
for
the
plaintiff
.
hiie
Patmore
&
Fulton
are
ac-
ing
for
the
defendant.
In
the
second
new
case,
Ing-
Ail
vaTd
Hansen
of
Prfifce
Rupert
Is
suing
John
Dohl
for
$200
in
con-
-
i
nectiotl
with
a
loan.
Patmore
&
Vancouver
paper
state
'that
the,
Julton
are
acting
for
the
rdain-
Uentist
Dr.
J.
R.
Gosse.
Phone
"W
boat
"!lcn
J
b?ing
bui,t
and
Williams,
Manson
&
S6.
i
Yarrows,
ictoria,
.for
the
pre-
Gonzales
for
the
defendant.
vmcial
police
hen
will
be
fifty
April
10
was
set
as
the
date
for
feet
loD?
a"d
"0t
iortf
tW
harin
of
a"011
of
William
Fr
Alberta
Boncon
Hard
Soot-tW
.
rr
Atecna
rseeon
tiara
aooi-if
fan9fii
prM
Lnak0.
..
...
t
lesB
coal,
phone
Albert
&
MeCaf-fery
"
Ltd.,
116
and
117.
tf
ductioas.
E
Dickson,
returned
v
port
at
11:40
this
morninir
from
Anyox,
BAiTIST
CHURCH.
.
-
(.ncuiii
vs
luuy
iuku
ill
connec
published
here
last
week
stated.
I
Passengers
going
through
to
Denny
Allen
Company
Annual
Vancouver
from
northern
points
Sale.
Crockery.
China,
Glassware,
on
the
Catala
today
Include:
R.
MwmeB
nnraware,
ioys.
Hig
re-S.
stubbs.
from
Stewart:
D.
Mac-
rPamplett,
from
Anyox,
and
Mr.
Cantata
'TOd
Mr8,
George
Hayes,
from
Stewart
and
other
northern
pageant
"From
Garden
to
Galilee"
f
Alice
Arm.
points
oi
can
ana
win
sau
ax
repeaiea
tomorrow
mgnt
at
o
o
8:30
this
afternoon
for
the
south,
clock.
75
1
Ritchie
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
P.
M.
Mackenrot.
who
Yon
been
VANCOUVER
FINANCIAL
PAP
L
.nA,Sf?..,d
stve
SneP
JowI,h
Greer
sall:'t4fnor.."the
Ww
canrfery
which
W
Win?
;
nera.
inaians,
were
eaca
iinea
row
anernoon
Dy
the
I'rlnce
hnnt
ot
irnmnh9ik
nv
nn
tnr.
$15
MS
'fr.tto'
cttsts,
with
option
George
on
a
business
trip
to
?her
Island,
is
in
the
city
today
of
fourteen
days'
imprisonment,
Stewart
and
Premier.
anmnt
in'
Vnmnr
In
h.
Me4fiMnte9rCC'lyniont
ta
eHy
'rirn
for
early
days
Mr.
Maekenrot
was
Nathan
Barnhardt,
on
a
charge
jntffled
with,
N.
M.
McLean
in
.of
vagrancy,
was
fined
$26,
with
he
OIWratfon
of
a
small
woodwor-!
option
of
seven
days'
imprison-
kiucr
tiTnt
lTuf
mill
imi
f?ifth
Av.
Owing
to
many
of
c
maaaVsis
ent.
by
Magi
at
rate
McClymont
.,
Wl
tion
with
the
recent
sale
of
the
inhmg
boat
Kefpie.
This
case
came
over
from
last
month
and
C.
F.
Jones
is
appearing
for
the
plaintiff
with
Milton
Gonzales
tor
the
defendant.
Albert
Peterson
of
Stewart
made
application
for
naturaliza-
.ion
today.
ER
SEES
JUSTICE
IN
PRINCE
IRUPERTS
DEMAND
FOR
OP
'
ENING
UP
COUNTRY
BY
ROADS.
(Continued
from
page
one).
Out
by
Late
James
Cronin
I'inancin
of
Babir
jie
'late
Jim
'Crohin's
s
ne
Bonanza,
mine,
near
Smithera,
B.C.,
has
been
undertaken
by
a
New
York
house,
says
the
"News
of
the
Mines"
of
To
ronto.
Anglo-London
Mines
Cor
poration
controls
the
operation
.
Babine
Bonanza
is
regarded
as
a
proven
mine
of
substantial
proportions.
It
has
been
examined
by
a
number
of
prominent
engineers,
and
their
reports,
as
well
as
tho.se
of
B.
C.
department
of
mines,
substantiate
the
conservative
ore
estimates
and
value
of
the
late
Mr.
Cronin.
In
discussing
this
operation
the
Vancouver
Sun
says.
"The
property
was
the
pride
of
Mr.
Cronin,
who
spent
over
$250,000
on
development.,
There
are,
at
present
50,-000
tons
of
ore
blocked
out,
run
ning
to
an
average
of
$27.30
to
the
ton,
and
mine
values
are
higher
than
ever
at
the
lower
levels.
Tunnelling,
drifting,
stoping,
and
all
mine
work
is
probably
one
of
the
best
examples
of
mining
work
in
the
province
today."
Thomas
Dawey,
M.E.,
recently
took
300
samples
throughout
the
mine
and
obtained
an
average
value
of
21.7
ounces
silver,
11.3
per
cent
lead
and
7
per
cent
zinc,
thus
more
than
bearing
out
Mr.
Cronin's
etVimates,
figured
at
18
ounces
silver,
12
per
cent
lead
and
7
per
cent
zinc.
Anglo-London
Mining
Corporation
has
a
strong
board,
low
capital
Izat
on,"
500,000
shares
of
$5
par.
nd
good
technical
guidance.
It
is
said
that
there
Is
not
a
share
in
the
hands,
of
the
public
or
di-
anything
like
a
forward-looking
rectors
which
did
not
cost
$5
read
policy
for
the
country
that
New
machinery
is
being
taken
lies
east
and
north
of
Prince
into
the
property
and
Bleighs
re-
"
Rupert.
Men
who
know
the
turning
are
bringing
out
bagged
S
C
Gordon
arrived
in
the
North,
who
realize
that
its
irreat-
hiirh-irrarfe
ore.
Samuel
Maseey
has
automatic-
on
tne
Catala
thfa
morning
eat
need
is
road
and
trails,
be-
.iHy
re.eived
the
appointment
of
Aifce
Arm,
where
he
has
Heve
that
southern
British
Col-
...,,...,.,,,,.,..,
saoerintendont
of
the
municipal
gDendInir
t.the
winter
in
uinbia.
with
its
new
trans-nrovfn-
RfinY
(IF
ItAxSRIl
MAN
qwepnone
uggariflieni
ionowiny.
,hflrgt
bf
the-
store
of
G.
W.
.hi
highway
system.
Is
getting
m&
taking
Wftir'hf
'J.
J.
Little,
Bruggy,
who
was
absent
in
Van-
more
tkan
it
share
of
rbad
former
superintendent
of
utill-
amj
wI
proceed
by
train
ntanay
because
it
has
a
larger
tats,
of
the
Northern
British
Col-
tomorrow
mornfns-
to
Terrace
en-
r.uasber
of
rotes.
01
11.
bia
managership
of
the
Power
mut
t.
th
Naas
Val!er.
'
Later
There
are.
ia
Prince
Runert.
Corporutioni
of
Canada.
fte
wju
go
to
Alert
Bay
where
he
not
a
few
who
would
be
well
,
now
resides.
pleased
if
Prince
Rupert
were
to
land
sales,
the
r.oll'nrr
of
the
P.
G.
E.,
etc.
And
now
that
a
number
of
northern
British
Columbia
members
are
sitting
on
the
oppos
TAKEN
TO
KETCHIKAN
Remains
of
Sievert
Rarstad
For
warded
North
For
Burial
Aboard
Vewel
on
Whhrh
He
Lost
His
Life
'
y
"re
become
the
cspftsl
of
a
new
this
morning
from
the
steamei
.
.
,
,
tu.
ik.Kw...
u
v,
ti.
j..
-r
oi
i
t...j
ntiuaeu.
t,.
iurwn,
.
r
t
i
v.
r
a.
d
poet
of
socodA
admh(trafion
fir
Y,nA
nn
tk
Se.ttla
rnnnerr
:
1
w
r
T
;
f
iij
liic
iwat
usiaii
n
watiiiv
-
a
vrVilvi-'AK,,r
ri.rv.
of
Montreal,
will
leave
on
Satur-
the
North
would
be
more
than
tender
Nora,
who
was
gassed
on
n
ArrymLI!:
day
for
Terrace
where
he
will
compensated
for
by
the
creation
ftmday
morning
while
the
ves-
i
p
vin.
.
IT
iwni.m
take
the
position
of
manager
of
"
-mbly
whe
sole
ob
rf
was
going
north
from
Seattle
Thln
Thompwni
from
J
Anyox,
a1
S
and
the
branch,
succeeding
A.
H.
Bar-
Ject
in
existence
v..
old
be
to
ad-
to
Dundas
Bay,
Alaska,
and
ChareJ)
Baattr
Jtaaaar,
ker,
who
fe
transferred
to
Clover-
minister
to
the
rc
;ui.eiiic:.;s
of
b
ourht
'i
the
city
that
afternoon
'
!
Haysport
Light
wind,
snow-
People's4
Legion,
at
its
regular
Eagles
Whist
Drive
and
Dance,
Ibrl
40.
weekly
meeting
last
night
with
Thursday,
April
n.
L
BaieltotH-CIear,
windy,
34
dale.
Mr.
Marentette's
successor
tne
.North
and
not
worry
aoout
here
will
be
G.
W.
Beveridge
from
Fraser
Valley
Milk
Bills,
Sumas
!
Smithers
Clear,
Calm,
38.
arrangements
for
activities
dur-
Gyro
Hoedown,
Auditorium,!
Burns
Lake
Part
cloudy,
win
ig
the
coming
month.
On
suc-Anril
19.
"
oV.
fmat
cessive
5
weeks
ween
there
uicie
will
be
a
ition
Benches
side
of
the
House,
and
satisfied
themselves
that
from
the
point
of
view
of
prse-
had
been
accidental,
tical
efficacy,
the
North
feels
more
than
ever
negfected
at
Victoria.
'
Rut
much
as
one
may
sym-
.
pathrse
w4tk
tkia
very
natural
tienee
this
pk
My
Wertein
Army
Young
pioneer
wish
to
be
getting
tMngs
settled
and
developed,
one
must
1
see
tne
louy
oi
lunner
sudhiiviq-
ai
-
v,.i,
UVUIKC
4l
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411
U1V
vsat
A
--.UI1-.
U.M
I.
nn
them
of
the
simDle
irood
business
of
in
oard
the
st'
:it,t
Catala,
was
leer,
bst
nh
.
;
board
the
Nora
Ketchikan
h
re
burial
will
ke
place.
11'..'
coroner
and
lo-l
police
invent:
gated
the
cir-:mstanee.s
of
Barstad's
death
it
DAFFODIL
BALL
WAS
SUCCESS
mg
the
west
wnue
there
is
any
nn.
r
nt
Kvont
in
itutnrv
of
hope
of
getting
southern
British
,
chapter
Given
in
I.O.D.E.
Columbia
people
to
envision
the
iiaii
.
....
...
M.
.
.v.-
x'
t.
Vanderho.f-Cloudy,
windy,
40.
prer
by
Capt,
Anderson,
talk
and
eventually
I
convincing
,
The
annual
daffodil
bull
last
vesting
some
public
money
In
op-
night
under
the
auspices
of
the
ening
what
is
probably
the
rich-
Queen
Mary
chapter
of
the
est
section
of
their
province.
Daughters
of
the
Empire
was
one
What
British
Columbia
needs
Is
of
the
most
successful
ever
held,
a
greater
appreciation
on
the
U
took
pmce
in
the
I.O.D.E.
nail
7.
.
.
.
.
i
.
f
.
8onnoo
c
tliens
of
the
inwe
in
cnarK
Vf
'
8trn
"ef
,
,1
We,rC
P,
3
value
Of
their
northern
heritage
Wane..
Mrs.
Bazett
Jones
and
north,
wind,
J.
social
period
enjoyed.
u-i.i.tive
assemblv
in
Mra,
George
Wo,xilnd.
Mrs.
J.
Ugllvie-ttaoudy,
strong
strong
north
north,
.
,.t,.
."uu
(
McLennan
brouitht
a
large
,
r
li
ivnn
nuu
,
it
iui
,
vvuif.v-
-
-
below.
OflOW.
......
.
a
.i
il.
r14k
nrkih
awolleil
the
........
nenoive
enoogn
to
emorace
me
e"r
-
J
entjTe
provJl,ce.
it
would
be
numbers
and
put
unusual
life
m-
I
SCALE
OF
CHARGES
Jtood,
bufipess,
for
British
Colum-
to
the
proceedings.
A.
E.
Baiett-
j
-b4
i6
tessQmfei
money-
In
its
Jones
was
master
of
ceremonies
'provlncs
and
J.
C.
Norrington
was
at
the
1
TV,,
follow!
"is
tne
scale4
rftWn
vrV
from
'
li
'.i
,t-'
.
.n,itr,..
j.
Ouidiaw
neat
la
onenlnir
its
north
door.
;t
oi
Cliuijjea
iiiauv
ivi
iwniins
;
,
notices:
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks.
J2.
Funeral
Notices
$1.
Funeral
Flowers
10c
rer
name.
Marriage
and
Engagement
announcements
92.
ern
areas,
uritlth
toiumuia
is
the
one
province
lagging
behind.
BODY
OF
GIRL
FOUND
Excellent
mimic
was
provided
by
Black's
orchestra
and
the
refreshments
served
by
a
committee
under
the
convenership
of
Mrs.
Andrew,
were
excellent.
Sirs.
TACOMA,
April
2:
The
body
Pringle.
recent
of
the
chapter
re-of
Clara
Billing
the
23
year
old
ceived
the
guests,
daughter
of
Teter
Billing,
was
Dancing
was
kept
up
till
a
late
found
a
few
miles
from
home.
A
hour
and
all
"xpressed
pleasure
coroner's
jury
is
investigating.
at
the
enjoyable
time
provided.