.
.irinnan
THERE
IS
ANOTHER
SIDE
OP
PARIS
GAIETIES
District
News
BURNS
LAKE
At
the
instigation
of
a
number
.
twH
mwivj
nw::.
dni
w
1
uwkud
saw
iras
-
w
:
jmwrr
of
local
citizens,
the
local
provincial
police
officer
is
now
prohibiting
dancing
after
midnight
Saturday
here.
I
The
local
United
Church
Ladies'
Aid
held
a
successful
Easter
novelty
tea
and.
sale,
last
Saturday
afternoon.
1
l'l
nd
,itli"r
mm
spent
"
'.UiUcting
!i;,zht
life
in
P;,rS
V
arm-Mi
'tied
.iovn
v.lnt,
t
h-
cit.
I
paid
a
total
of
$8483;
a
shelter-jdeck
ship
loading
8C17
tons
at
'
I'rfncs
Uunert
nuiil
SSTTft
-
A
rR
AIM
QHIPQ
,,infc',,
deck
loading
7210
UlYliil
01111
U
tons
grain
at
Vancouver
paid
:
12143;
and
.
single
deck
ahip
...
.
loaded
7500
tons
hulk
whut
at
nrn:
vr-
i
omparn
of
...
'
"
,UM
.
.
.
p.
Prince
Rupert
for
$2666.
llandiini;
iHeNlnl
Prince
uuperi
f
'"
I
l
nnce
liupert
pilotage
dues
j
(are
higher
than
Vancouver's;
.
huf
tlif
hnirhnr
fins
dm
.hIu
n
"'.
u
t
,k,wn,aet
$7.
while
the
Vancouver
har-
v
..,
I
k
thf
following
of
$100
for
Mch
,
,i
lishod
In
the
Vancou-i
n--i.
.
j.a
i
ill
v
our
vacation
starts
tho
moment
your
Anchor-Donaldson
Mnstcr-at-Arms
salutes
you
at
tho
ftangplank.
This
h
the
front
door
of
ScojUnd
;
Jou
can
already
iTclliat
vry
gracious
nimosplicrj!
wnicn
you
will
finiTngajn
III
tllA
On.,
nt.l
I.aI?
Scotland.
And
dlgnlned.
quiet,
yet
friendly
smf?g.
Sail
Anchor
Donaldson
&
thrnuih
The
Cunard
Shunt
..V"-'
'-"'"'.
6u
llaslintt
I'
-.
Vatuouvtr
(7W.
Seymour
i4S-o).
or
any
ileamihip
actnl.
Weekly
filings
From
Montreal
(und
qubeo)
to
Irelrtiicl.
Bootlnna
England
In
oon-Junctlon
with
Ounard
tsnd
commencing
May
3rd
DONALDSOM
lv-
LINE
T'iil
Third
Cabin
and
Third
Hut.
"MaMn-nrrir-
.
laiaiiifc
na
I
T;4.
mi
ota
.
i
-'ii
.-mil'
III
TOIIVUU
I
..a.
..
1
1
1
I
ia
mm
a
vn
.
,
.
.
JM'iaus
oi
rrince
Kuperv
coMg
'ii
in
Vancouver
Vancouver
in
m
a
a
--.
.0.n.
.
uL
T.
.
-j."
,
'--In
':--w
..
nri"
derived
li
thrniigh
i
'
i
-
iIiicm,
harl
'
i
is,
ton
i
,:ih.
frt-s!
I.'i
frrs.
froma
tWlUi
jWBV
hire.
ru-
el
l'vii
tolBS
overtime,
i
Hnd
burlap.
steVe,-
.Icitric
liirhting
for
.
ain
fittings.
h:k
the
report
the
i!m
prepared
compajr-;
with
Prince
Rupert.
Vancouver
Hate
Lower
A
iri-di'ck
ship,
loading
"f
yrain
i.t
Vancouver
'W
aT
'
V
.
m
I
I
!
i
NundrMat4n
irk
i
mariiior
uiniini-i
rtllipa
oilotage.
$93
haritor
dues
Van-
pfjta
pMaafcor
vgHvrr,
riWTvnr
uues
new
piiM
f.nd
re.v
rable
-uj'i'In
with
futi.
GRAIN
MIXING
IS
DISCUSSED
Proposal
(o
Declare
It
Illegal
Will
Arouse
Argument
In
House
riTwr
it
a
:
i
j
t..
.l
r
ii
V
y
.
8Isnd
her
vacation
with
vv.wv.awaa
av
a
v'"
Lrm
a
v
(7
V
political
affairs
in
the
capital
believe
that
the
big
battle
in
parliament
after
the
Easter
recess
illegal.
The
demand
has
come
,
of
preparing
1
7,
t"lrden
'
2?
iT
S."
NFW
red
credltorr
claimed
that
the
wheat
growers
i
TERRACE
The
Rebekahs
held
their
annual
sale
of
home
Cooking
and
j
candy
on
Saturday
afternoon
in
the
Terrace
Theatre
and
as
a
result
their
funds
were
increased
j
to
the
extent
of
about
thirty
dollars.
Mrs.
Harry
King
had
charge
of
the
home
cooking
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenney
of
candy.
Mrs.
W.
E.
Smith
superintended
the
tea
room
and
Mrs.
McLaren
had
charge
of
the
kitchen
activities.
Many
other
members
Were
out
to
assist
in
making
the
ale
a
-
success
'and
the
affair
was
well
patronized;,.
:
Mrs.
;D.
D.."JIUnro
who
has
been
a
mtSe)i
feted,
.visitor
here
for
the
pas
tfoo
wrcks
returned
to
Smithers
on
Monday.
Miss
McRae,
school
teacher
at
Giscome
arrived
Sunday
to
McKenney.
tended
Iks)
'Sunday.
Mrs.
Misses
Norma
and
Beth
Mc-
Cubbin
of
Pacific
are
holidaying
,ut
w,
proteof
Inter-
Vancoow
mm
1
iV'
.e
home
of
Rev.
and
Mrs
j
j
I
I1"
"
w,,r
iiiiciiucu
lur
"ln
um
Allan
....
..iKrt
Slishe?
h
rh'f'
'
4S!V?f-
t4rl!MrH
it
at
the
TPRft
APE
II
P
!
IlRUAIL
U.
L
,
sinking
conJaalS
DIMlUrM
.
a
i
'k.
ior
,Mpy
of
the
!
in
actual
aspens?
I
T
.
7
.
,'
-''i"""
n
"""IJ
handled
h
ue
.and
auodriea,
10;
electric
iiibken
in
parliament
on
thUjL
ma
filnl.
HO;
telephone
jo-
Wion
are
determfcd
the
ttTWlRACE.
April
4:The
Bat
Un.
Un
stallaUon;
1;
agency
fciNrM
fitfl
of-mixing
of
irrades
ri&W
tgk
of.
Knox
United
'.''i
the
mount
of
n"1
'
t-
Walhould
be
aUmped'out.
'urcjb,'
Tirract;
wre
welt,
at
Krain
-
o
u:
D:ii.
i.
U
grrnnaiitJs
evidently
in-
nurimr
tbA
lAnnnn
confirms.
.,7liito
Vive
lvttntiv(i
mriU
linn
urri!.
ii.nf
n.w
protest
from
the
prairies.
DM-ntbert
wa
observed
-when
12
qMM.
J
!:
.
n
'i
ii
r.?
......
IUUCS,
atj
m
inilion
iV
IsQ
stfm-fBflniqlsk,v
I
.
.
saia
lion.
new
.memoeoji
"a
a
were
"
,
naaea
to
a,v
me
,
,
'
rf
Ma
tliirMfa
t
ii
.
..
i
iwHflaoB-Jiel-!
"r
Mra
a
tuppejtJ
was
inepanaKen
a
.
'fcjs
kbi
10
wnere
me
0f,
Jamen
McConnell
and
Thomas
CDP,,WIT'
I!iiV'
CWw.l
of
waatern
Csnada
will
Lake
ti
!,
.
f
enV
i5jiifcalae
in
the
markets
of
churth.
.
f
...
llfc'fHfr1
If'yW'ML?1''-11
bulldlna
y&s
taxed
to
ftj
f.t
of
lnmhpr
ifTTiSnw'.,
N.
"
'
"
"J0
neat
capacity'
un
tftis
oeca-
booae
and
'
New
Westmiaater
Diaaariafaction
is
found
io
the
aion
Easter
musk
was
featured
ovttt
hndag
of
the
1988
as
follows:
'
paid
$8652;
pilotage
totalled
138;
harbor
dues
were
94
at
rain
"OP-0'
'"Hfest
in
the
Solo.
"0
Dry
Those
Tears."
Vancouver
and
$7
at
New
West-
hi8torytl
of
C"ad',,n
e''
M-
,AJ'n:
Ich1oraS'Vi"IverThat
minsur,
Vancouver
stevedoring
"TJn
?
t"
f?;
Pf,K1now'
,ledJ'
(Pe
Can,a-,
'mnt
.,,
v.ilo
Oou
bushels.
u,
While
there
is
dif-
dian
Girl
in
Training;
solo,
w
tiorV
uL
Siffww
fereLe'
of
P!n,on
mon
the
"father
In
Heaven,"
Rev.
W.
Al-
1.
ii
i
ji
I
members
of
parliament
from
the
Ian;
quartet,
"I
Am
He
That,
j
wheat
growing
district
aa
to
the
Liveth."
Mrs.
McKenney
and
Mrs.1
irwi
wt
uinunr
i
..iiwuvrr,
j.
4L.
.
IW.nn
r...r.
IW.
nnJ
Allan
r.;...
!
m
uaninity
that
discontent
exists.
lo.
"Nearer.
My
God.
to
Thee."
w.
:m
mtmm
v.an.iHKn
wm.u
wvw
Wliaii
i.
A
1.
..
1
-
v.
....
.
i.ij
1
j
.
-
.
.
waaa
vi
aiir
.iiiciuuBrB
memUairs
ii
have
wiu
"
J
u
,
...
,
,
,r
,
ofjuiim
iiimi'i
iiivbmikcs.
ueiiv
AW'Jh'Ma
f,U?
y
,H
haVe
l"MlOM
ott
,,0fc
ereii
by
the
rector,
Hev.
A.
W.'
money
to
wot
kin
lick
ye."-ValI
cause
of
the
manner
in
which
the
RobI
Jn.
s
aI
mU!lic
b
tha
Rtrett
Journal.
vh.
at
was
marketed.
children's
choir
was
a
feature
of
WW
I
i
I
Jtke
.frajrie
are
on
uasi
mixing
ana
skimmina.
and
the
ad
"SV.
Jimmie,
xfhat's
a
prefer-
ministration
of
the
act.
Dyson
.
Jfjf
afkatt.-.
41
.
a.,
piptpii
pnntnnrd
Westminater.M.
harbor1-
dues
.it
2gLtZKTZ?7Z2'.
J
"l
L.I
tK
DLUVIIW
Chemaini...
d
WTfresent.
board
of
grain
com-!
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
shipping
matter
ft
lctoW.jniMioners
who
administer
the
;
TPnnirr
nnnm
in
Labor
took
.'Coar.
$7000
in
(;a,da
Grain
Act.
the
legislation
i
TERRACE
POPULAR
handling
this
ship,
the
total
ex-
under
which
th
l
enses
or
which
vfero
fWU.
ercises
a
certain
control
over
the
TV
l
Jll..
l
.
,,
,
"
TPtinAPB!-
A,l
slS-SpecIa'l
T
I
Vw
I
j"
crop,
Mioaiu
urn
p8ter
rvices
were
conducted
Hhipa
i
of
4ui
this
laiae
show
that
.
the
w
dism.-sed
j
Other
merwbers
did
in
the
A
can
chureh.
both
coat
of
loading
ships
at
British
not
go
as.ar
a.
that,
but
suggest-
morninK
and
even,
on
Sund
Co
nmbia
ports
compares
favor-
ed
that
a
few
changes
In
the
act
,
congregations
being
in
a
-,by.w.th
the
cos
of
similar
would
meet
the
situation.
at
both
services'.
The
nhipa
at
foreign
ports.
The
complaints
the
farmer
mem-
-hre.h
w.
ntimrivK.
I
uvra
nave
nmue
rrier
to
graaing,
ate!
with
ferns
and
daffodils.
IIolv
mm
mun
inn
u-n
rplphrntwl
They
il.
mornlnir
iwrvire
nnd
In.
'k
"
"
both
services.
At
the
morning
!
1
'hi
i
aA
.-.
service,
a'
quartette
was
rendered
I
by
Messrs.
Dyson,
Attree.
Dover
ami
Ohalk,
and
at
the
evening
(
avrvtce,
.
Ilev.
A.
W.
l.oblnjjon
wbb
aoioist.
DUUK
IN
JAiip-1
SUJUmm-.LIllasflBAprl
4TRbnas
Mcdrgfcor.
C5,
toll
tKQ
dlCTict
courBBEere
that
h
remain!
intoxlcntw
throughou
a
six
months
tarn
he
served
at
r
the
Hampden.
CSmmty
jail.
Mr-'
Gregor
said
he
Crank
alcohol
usotl
In
'the
prison
work
shop;
to
shellack
chairs.
One
of
the'
jail
officers
told
the
court
that
the
iail
did
not
want
McGregor,
who
was
picked
up
there
for
I
di
unki'iiness
and
sent
back
to
WHICH
KND
TO
Ulil.lKVH?
the
jail.
lje
was
ri'leafced
on
Doyle
fnihe
rhiladelphi-rT.tnl.
.conation
thM
he
luvcthe
city.
t
-
I
f
Friday
1
9
to
1
oXlock
Once
again
Richmond's
Louvre
is
making
the
customary
monthly
Clock
Sale
offering
to
their
customers
of
high
class
quality
goods
at
fractional
prices.
Below
are
listed
only
a
few
of
the
barg
sins
which
may
be
picked
up
by
those
who
care
ta
make
their
purchases
between
9
and
1
o'clock
tomorrow.
Customers
and
friends
of
the
Louvre
have
appreciated
these
Clock
Sales
during
the
past
many
months
and
the
prices
quot
?d
bebw
should
permit
them
to
appreciate
the
Clock
Sale
still
more.
Rcmem'jer
From
9
to
1
o'clock
tomorrow.
21
RAINCOATS
-All
sizes
and
colors.
Regular
value
$10.00.
Clock
Sale
price
$l.i-
24
NEW
HATS
SlJWa,
felts
and
straws.
All
colon;.
Rfigulur
value
to
$6.00.
Clock
Sale
price
!."
1
t
'
;
r
:
17
DRESSBS
CItKPE
BACK
SATIN.
GEORGETTE
AND
PRINTED
SILK
Regular
ralue
up
to
$5
.
00
.
Clock
Sale
Special-.'.
-
$10.00
m
9
ONLY,
LADIES'
TAILORED
TWEED
COATS
Sires
up
to
38.
Clock
Sale
Special
$5.!.1
9
ONLY.
SILK
AND
JERSEY
DRESSES
.Values
up
to
$24.50.
Clock
Sale
Special
!!:J.5
12
ONLY.
SILK
AND
GEORGETTE
DRKSSES
Regular
value
?29.
50.
Clock
Sale
Special
JjW.OO
3
ONLY,
COATS
Regular
value
up
to
J24.00.
Clock
Sale
price
.i
;
$i.ir.
Special
Reduction
of
20
Per
Cent
on
Our
Entire
Stock
During
Week-End
NO
DEALERS
NO
C.
0.
D.
NO
PHONE
ORDERS
Richmond's
Louvre
71
THIRD
AVENUE,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Trasses
CASH
ONLY
EvERY
office
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
a
Savings
Department
where
small
accounts
are
welcome
and
every
depositor
is
encouraged
to
avc
regular!.
ij
TOTAL
ASSETS
Established
l8l7
IN
BXCBSS
j
timet."
j""
ANK
OF
MONTREAL
OP
870,0
00,000
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
A.
H.
CARSON,
Manager.