PascalFs
Easter
Novelties
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IN
.
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city
Price
5c
Price
5c.
to
$1.50
Select
yours
Now.
Also
fine
Assortment
of
Ganongs
and
Mdirs
Novelties.
Qrmes
Etfl.
Zriio
Pioneer
Druggists
Phones
SI
&
82
Third
Ave.
&
Sixth
St.
THREE
GRADUATE
PIIARMICISTS
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TliAII,
IIKITIMI
(OMMIUA
Manufacturers
of
ELEPHANT
Mnniil
ruiMKM.
i
liuim.lus
F:
kIikti
Refiner,
of
TADANAC
Brand
Y.W.K
TKOI.YTIC
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIrtV
F.QK,
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FKESII
PASTEUKIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
a3uh;.mum
phosphate
SULPHATE
OF
AMMONIA
TRIPLE
SUPERPHOSPHATE
'
i
LEAD-ZINC
j)AI).MIUM-BISMUTH
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Meamer
leave
I'rlnrr
Kupert
I
or
Vancouver:
TH,
I
AT.M.A
EVfcllV
TI
ESIUV.
IJO
P.M.
Arriving
Vancouver,
vu
Ocean
Fall.
Thurtd.y
Noon
approx
'
T..H.B,
tAKDLNA
CVtllY
HtlllW
MIDNIGHT
Arriving
Vancouver
Sunday
midnight
approx.
Wt-
kij
Milling,
to
Port
Simpson.
Alic
Arm.
Anyox.
Stewart
and
Naai
River
potnu
S'uiday.
8:00
p.m.
r.:r
'
iier
information
regarding
all
nailing,
and
ticket
at
PIIIME
KiriltT
AliKM
V:
Srcuml
,rnur.
I'hoiie
Slifl
I
B.C
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
II.
C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangelk
Juneau,
and
Skagway.
March
7.
18
and
28.
To
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle-March
11
and
22.
'.
;
rnnieaa
Mary-
oan
Fall
etc.
Van-:'
uver
and
Victoria,
every
Friday.
10
pjn.
-
Agents
For
All
Steamship
Lines
W
C
Orchard.
Oen.
Agent.
SrdAv
.
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
31.
Why
not
have
extra
LAMPS
too
'
"
r
provide
extra
silver,
extra
dinner
pieces
and
YOU
extra
linen
in
case
of
need.
Keep
extra
lamps
too.
For
you
know
from
experience
how
inconvenient
it
is
not
to
have
"extras"
to
replace
burned-out
lamps.
Edison
Mazda
glare-free
Lamps
give
the
full
talue
of
current
consumed.
Buy
a
handy
carton,
today.
L
M
EDISON
MAZDA
I
J.U
.11
-filial
aT1
LAMPS
A
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
PRODUCT
Phone
566
lupertbMotorf
Garare
and
Service
Station
DODGE
and
HANTAM
AUSTIN
Distributors
FENDER
AND
BODY
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
,Jct
the
habit
of
rcadinj;
the
advertisements
in
this
paper,
and
taking
advantage
of
the
help
they
bring
you.
Local
Items
City
Golf
League
tonight
Gardens.
Dinnerwhre.
cillna.
crockery.
i"
glasrfwAretjllitlbfone,t's(gtofet-
James"
N.
Kllkts
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
yesterday
af-terrtoorM
from
a
two
weeks'
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
D.
O:
McRae,
who
has
'been
on
a
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned'
to;
the
city
from
the
south
on
tne
data
la
yesterday
Af
'
ternoon:
Miss
M.
Watson,
daughter
of
Capt.
J.
D.
Watson
of
the
snag
boat
Bobolink
was
a
passenger
on
board
the
Catala
last
evening
returning,
to
her
home
in
Pott
Simpson
after
a
trip
to
Vancou
ver.
An
interesting
diagram
showing
the
seating
of
members
in
the
House
of
Commons
chamber
at
Ottawa
has
been
issued
by
the
Ca
nadlan
Press.
Olof
Hanson,
M.P
for
Bkeena
has
as
his
desk
com
panion
;M.
L.
Urqunart,
MP.
"
for
Colchester
Nova
Scotia.
-The
following
iU.irim
tlie
Twen
ty-Years
Ago
column
in
a
recent
Vancouver
Province.
"Capt.
J.
II
Bonner
of
New
Westminster
has
proved
the
possibility
of
navigating
the
upper
Fraser.
He
is
the
first
master
to
take
a
steamer
from
Prlnc
George
to
Tete
Jaune
Cache
The
Fort
George
Lumber
&
Navi
gation
Co.
expects
to
placo
steamer
on
this
run
during
the
summer."
"BUILD
II.
C.
PAYROLLS"
Th.2
Quality
Of
Rich
Cream
K1
Some
months
ago
a
patron
was
kind
enough
to
write
in
and
he
aid
this
very
nice
thing
about
Pacific
Milk..
He
wrote
this:
"Pacific
Milk
is
-an
all
purpose
cream
"
That's
a
big,
Important
statement,
for
cream
is
cream
and
when
it
can
be
obtained
at
really
low
cost
a
great
benefit
to
thousands
of
people
has
been
secured.
PACIFIC
MILK
Factory
at
Ahbotsford,
H.C.
Sail
C
If
HARD
FROM
NEW
YORK
Fait
rrgular
irrvU'r
to
Europ
by
Tilt
DIG
THREE
S.S.
"Aqult.ala"
(tU7
ton.)
S.S.
"Bcrenaarla"
.
)
S.S.
"M.urrtanla"
(11,714
"
)
Oihtr
ffoun
ittlnn
from
Sw
York
mnil
flaxon
FROM
HALIFAX
Regular
.ailing.
Ihrougbuuf
th
winter
to
I'lyniouth,
Ibttre,
Lon
Joa
and
Liverpool,
tlabln,
TourUt
Third
CaMn,
Third
Om.
Round
Trip
Rate,
from
tiff,
(up)
FROM
MONTREAL
Two
uUInC
weekly
to
Engl.nJ,
Scotland,
Ireland
and
France,froin
May
lit
throughout
Ihiiumroir,
CRUISES
FROM
NEW
YORK
T)
rVtfmuda,
IUana,
th
Vi'tat
lndt.
and.th.tedltfrranean.
Mlnlrrtwru
r.t.
from
,
.
S)S.
to
IU$.
CENTURY
OF
5EA-$ERVICE
tnqulr
hom
any
xeomtnfp
(
nt
nearer
or
rn
I
r
Cunord
d
t
am
of
th
UM
(U
llaatln.a
Rtrt
W.,
Vancouvor
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BACKACHE
Wonderful
relief
from
pain
Backache
is
one
of
those
wearyini
Complaints
which
bind
all
tiieir
victim.
together
with
a
common
bona
or
misery.
Ana
when
any
one
.unerer
from
backache
una.
a
.lire
remeay,
fellowship
prompt,
the
quick
reiiort
of
tliat
discovery
toother.
Here',
a
woman
who
ha.
her
rriend
to
tnann
ror
knowledge
of
a
remarkahly
sucreuful
treatment.
Now
.gratitude
compels
her,
in
turn,
to
pas.
along
the
good
new.
to
you.
"
I
am
writing
to
Jell
you
of
t
he
great
benefit
I
have
received
from
Kmst-hen
Salts.
My
friend,
Mr..
II.,
had
received
.
so
much
benefit
that
.he
lagged
to
give
KniM'hen
a
trial,
although
at
1
first
I
wa
doubtful,
because
I
lnui
tried
no
many
tilings.
At
last,
however
I
tried
some
of
tier
Kruschen,
ands
feeling
hopeful,
I
ptmhad-d
a
liottle,
and
J
can
honestly
say
that
before
I
had
finislted
the
bottle
my
backache
was
2one.
I
have
suffered
for
years
with
kidney
trouble
and
dreadful
headaches,
and
now
to
be
free
from
the
pain
altogether
is
wonderful."
(Mrs.
O
FREE
TRIAL
OFFER
If
you
have
never
tried
sjuacheo
try
k
am
at
our
epeiu
we
nave
aiftnouira
a
many
.iiecial
LIA
i
wnno
it
eay
lor
you
to
prove
our
claim
for
yojBrtra.
ak
your
uru.giBi
iw.
m
'
-
-
?hl.
contiiti
of
our
rerular
TSr.
tottle
totetlM
wilh
a
trtanir
trial
bottle
wlficteot
lor
about
one
week.
Open
the
trial
bottle
firM.-put
it
to
the
tew,
aDd
thea.
if
not
entirely
convinced
tMt
KnurhenKlor.
evemhmf
e
cim
it
to
do.
tb.
malar
toitle
1.
nill
a.
ond
a.
new.
T.ke
it
tiark.
i
our
amiw
i.
luuwin,
.v
mm.
your
7Se.
immediately
and
without
question.
You
have
tried
Kruachen
free,
at
our
eipewe.
Wlut
ouM
be
fairer
t:
Maaufactured
by
F,
Grunt
H.
Huihei.
u
HuranKr,
Eub.'
1756).
Import
era;
UoUamr
Int.
Ltd-,
Toroato.
BOXING,
Wendle
vs.Gurvich,
10
rounds,
Friday,
March
20
at
the
Empress
Social
Club
Arena.
66
Y.
Roseinsteln,
well
known
merchant,
who
has
been
on
a
vacation
trip
to
California,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
returning
north.
Mrs.
M.
Hanson,
Stewart
dressmaker,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
looking
over
the
spring
styles
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
last
evening
returning
north.
Mrs.
R.
S.
Voss
demonstrator
of
Woolnoughs
Oorwtiers,
Toronto,
will
give
a
free
demonstration
in
the
store
of
"Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
Announcement
of
which
will
appear
n
Tuesday's
paper.
,,63
The
LIUl
Beauty
Parlor.
Mrs
ouibci
iar.d,
will
he
opened
'.or
business
March
10
with
the
la'eaf
and
up-to-the-minute
ideas
!n
beauty
culture.
61
Mrs.
L.
S.
McOtll
and
two
youne
daughters
of
Smlthcrs,
during
the
absence
of
Mr.
McGUl
on
a
tour
of
the
east,
accompanied
by
his
son,
Allan,
are
visiting
In
Vancouver
with
Mrs.
McGlH's
sister-'n-law,
Mrs.
G.
E,
Copeland
12th
venue.
NOTICE
Take
notice
that
William
Forrest
Cooke
und
Cecil
Earl
Finch,
heretofore
carrying
on
business
as
"Western
Sales
Company,"
have
this
day
dissolved
partnership.
Dated
at
Vancouver.
B.C.,
this
12th
day
of
March,
AD..
ip31,
William
forbest
cook
-L-,,
,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
St
Patrlokl
Ooncott-
fethol.e
:.ui.
Marcn
17.
Presbyterian
Slmmrock
Tea,
on
March
17.
In
Church
Hall.
Inter-City
Badminton
TournamentPremier
vs.
Rupert,
by
dance.
Moose
Hall.
March
17
Rebqkah
Whist
and
Bridge,
Met-
ropole
Hall,
March
ZC.
.'.dmisslon
50c.
Bapt'at
Easter
Sale
April
2.
Easter
Concert
AprJ!
S
and
7.
Dl-ectlon
Alex
A.
Connon,
Moose
'
.fall.
AnnuaL
Daffodil
dance,
I.OD.E.
Hail,
Bastr
;Monjday
t
id
Chtirch'Easter
Bazaat,
April
D
Anglican
Cathedral
Easter
Sale
April'
9.
Crib
and
Whist
.!eaguc
Banquet
Commodore
Cafe
April
10.
Presbyterian
Easter
Sale
April
10
Ciyro
Hoednwn
May
1.
Glasses
fitted
by
registered
optometrist
at
Ileilbroner's
store.
Presbyterian
Shamrock
tea
to
morrow
afternoon
in
Church
Hall.
north.
C3
Eurs,jre.modqlhrJ,
planed
and
re
paired.
An,
.,
,
,cxpert?pccd
cutter,
Goldbloom's
fur
shop.
m
&
t
Nina
Gurvich
work
out
tonight
7
p.m.
at'
the
Empress
Social
.Clufii
Arena.
Public
cordially
invited.
Parent
Teachers'
meeting
Wednesday,
Booth
Schbol,
'rtt
'(20.
Speaker
D,
H.
Hartftess,,
subject
"Four
Years'
'High'
Scribol
Course."
'
'
'"
'
63
St.
Patrick's
celebration,
supper,
entertainment
and
social
in
Catholic
Hall.
Tuesday.
March
17.
Supper
at
G.30.
Balagno's
orchestra.
,
63
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Newell
of
Stewart,
who
have
been
on
a
two
months'
vacation
trjp
to
Califor
nia,
were
passengers
aboard
the
Catala
last
.evening
returning
tala
last
evening
returning
north
after
having
spent
the
winter
in
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
Therr
was
a
good
turn-out
at
the
tea
and
sale
held
Saturday
af
ternoon
by
the
Cathedral
Brownie
Pack
at
the
home
of
Miss
Eileen
Gibson
and
the
satisfactory
sum
of
J15.25
was
taken
in.
Miss
Palmer
was
accompanist
for
the
soloists.
Bringing
a
fair-sized
list
of
passengers.
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
A.
E.
Dickson,
arrived
In
port
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
and
sailed
at
8
psa.
for
Anyox,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
d
Colds
Vapors
inhaled
Quickly
clear
head
w
VapoRub
DR.
HUGH
L.
DICKEY
SPECIALIST
Eye,
Ear,
Nose
and
Throat
At
St.
Elmo
Hotel
Eyes
Tested
For
Glasses
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Savoy
Hotel
Prince
Rupert's
leading
family
hotel.
Hot
and
cold
water
In
all
roonu
A.
J.
TRUDHOMME,
Prop.
Cor.
of
Fraser
tnd
Fifth
8ts.
Savoy
Miss
R.
Lelghton,
II.
L.
Held
J
Royal
Mah
Fen
and
John
Anclersoa,
city,
H.
M.
Yourex.
Vancouver.
Boston
Grill
Phone
437
Prince
Rupert
Large
Cabaret
SPECIAL
DINNERS
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
DANCING
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accomodation
for
Private
Parties
Kaien
Motors
Limited
General
Garage
and
Station
Service
CHEVROLET
and
Hl'ICK
Open
Day
and
Night
Phone
52
Third
Avenue
TOLiMIE
GOVERNMENT.
STILL
STAGGERING
UNDER
STINGING
INDICTMENT
(Continued
from
rage
One)
crop
failure,
no
tie
contracts
and
the
settlers
in
a
struggling
condl-
ppn,
Jwd,
received
only
$1
0,000..
.
'vrnere
are,
only
500
people
up
there,"
-declared
Horn
R.
W.Bruhn.
"I
would
like
every
up-country
elector
trJ
see
tlie
Lougheed
high-Way
across
Dcwdney,"
said
Mr.
Manson.
"A
hundred
feet
wide
straight
as
an
arrow
with
a
railway
grade.
It
is
the
most
visionary
extravagant
piece
of
work
imaginable.
Mr.
Manson
scored
Premier
Tol-mle
for,
allowing
Hon.
W.-
C.
8helly
to
remain
in
the
cabinet
after
his
charges
against
Norman
Watt
,
had
been-
proved
false.
The
whole
in
vestigation
was
an
unnecessary
expense,
if
Attorney-General
Pooley
had
advised
Mr.
Shelly
correctly
on
the
law
with
regard
to
coroners'
fees.
Mr.
Shelly
had
made
a
false
statement
that
he
knew
of
the
coroners'
fees
when
he
dismissed
Watt
because
it
was
not
till
six
months
afterwords
that
he
wrote
to
the
city
clerk
of
Prince
Rupert
to
ask
If
such
fees
had
.
John
W
Ktrtvmhark
well
known
I
Pald
to
Watt-
nlnnoor
All
Arm
mtnlmr
man.
I
"WnV
dld
hc
n0t
try
to
COllCCt
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Ca
from
the
other
four
goverrfment
agents
who
accepted
these
fees?
'
1
asked
Mr.
Manson.
'
Debt
Increased
,
,
Public
debt
had
increased
by
$21,000,000
to
$30,000,000
a
'yedt
since
the
Tolmie
government
took
office,
declared
Mr.
Manson.
Ex
travagance
in
large
and
sma'
things
was
responsible.
There
were
192
more
civil
servants
since
Au
gust,
1028
an
Increased
cost
o
$300,000
a
year
by
a
governmch'
pledged
to
economy,
he
said.
L)
quor
Board
salaries
of
$30,000,
in
stead
of
$12,000,
an
Increase
o
$70,000
in
the
liquor
payroll
In
:
year
when
receipts
were
down
f
million
was
not
.good
business
svhence
she
will
return
here
south-1
Polished
mahogany
rulers
lmpor
bound
tomorrow
morning.
ted
from
Austria,
one.
of
which-hr
displayed
inntho
iHouret
gave
no
better
service
i
than
the
IS
cent
variety
he
said.
Here
was
a
spec!
men
of
small
extravagances.
j
The
new.
Universal
one
percent
income
tax
made
a
double
tax
on
the
small
wage
earner
who
already
paid
poll
tax
of
$5.
It
had
been
hinted
the
poll
tax
would
go.
If
it
did
the
mulctpalttles
collecting
that
tax
would
lose
more
than
their
share
of
the
educational
grant
from
the
new
tax
he
cal
culated.
Stingiii;
Indictment
'
For
three
hours.
Mr.
Manson
grilled
the
government
benches
carving
his
way
into
public
accounts,
public
debt,
departmental
vote's
and
ministerial
preferences
Promises
of
political
reform
ant
.elimination
of
patronage
had
been
-
flouted,
he
charged.
Jobs
had
I
been
found
for
party
friends
and
'
civil
servants
had
been
turned
ou'
without
cause.
The
wonderful
cn
of
prosperity
which
had
been
vis-loned
three
years
ago
from
Conservative
election
platforms
seemed
remote
indeed.
The
largest
cabinet
in
the
history
of
the
province.
Mr.
Manson
asserted,
had
been
seated
with
an
anS
Mis.
Sturgeon
and
daughter,
S?!"'
the
An
city;
S.
R.
Wahstrom,
Endako.
New
Royal
Hotel
I.
Zarrlll,
Prop
Tin:
iiorii.
woktii
while
Hot
At
O
ld
Water:
Steam
Heat
15c
PI'.R
DAY
AND
UP
Telephone
t81
cost
to
'public.
audit
of
public
accounts
had
been
unnecessarily
undertaken
at
a
cost
of
$50.-000
and
commissions
had
been
appointed
for
purposes
about
which
the
public
had
heard
nothing
more..
Civil
servants
to
the
num
bcr
of
192
had
been
added
In
two
years
at
a
cost
of
$300,000
yearly
to
the
public.
Friends
of
the
gov
ernment
had
been
given
positions
on
the
Liquor
Board
at
a
costof
$30,000
to
the
public
as
against
$12,000
heretofore.
There
had
been
a
Jump
from
more
than
$4,500,000
to
$8,610,000
in,
current
cxpcndl-i
tures
for
the
first
three
months
of
the
year.
Comparing
the
last
year
of
Liberal
rule
and
the
last
year
of
the
present
government,
Mr.
i
Manson
said.
There
had
been
very
serious
padding
of
estimates,
he
i
asserted,
and
this
would
show,
he
said,
when
the
public
accounts
I
were
next
presented.
He
believed
,
that
a
deficit
of
from
$4,000,000
to
$5,000,000
would
then
be
f
For
Sale
Gas
Boat
"PEG?
35
feet
long,
equipped
with
a
30
horsepower
Kelvin
engine.
Built
for
a
fish
packer
or
cannery
tender.
Bids
will
be
re
ceived
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon,
March
21,
1031.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necesarlly
accepted.
Boat
may
be
seen
at
the
Pacific
Salvage
Company's
float,
this-
city.
C.
L.
MONROE,
164)
Official
Administrator,
place.
Monday,
March
18,
1931
NOTICE
Owing
to
various
rumors
In
circulation
to
the
effect
that
I
am
going
out
of
busi
ness,
I
wish
to
state
that
there
Is
no
truth
IrtW
this
jr
tr
pusmcss
16
f
many
ears
JUST
TRY
FRESH
FISH
&
CHIPS
and
be
convinced.
U.
R.
STRACIIAN,
Prop.
Fish
and
Chip
Shop
Phone
Black
936
Disorderly
House
KeepingCharged
Police
Had
to
Break
Their
Way
Into
Mabel
Tibbits'
Place
Saturday
Night
As
a
result
of
a
raid
conducted
by
police
officers
headed
by
Sergeant
W:
J.
Service,
Saturday
night.
Babel
Swanson
were
charged
with
being
ourt
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
being
a
keeper
of
a
disorderly
house,
while
Mabel
Raleigh
and
Andrew
Swanson
werecha
rged
with
being
Inmates.
The
cases
were
adjourned
dntU
tomorrow
morning.
.
It
is
alleged
that
those
inside
the
louse
would
not
open
the
door
when
the
police
called
and
that
the
of
ficers
had
to
break
In
a
window
to
nake
entry.
Ttie
chief
got
his
hand
rather
badly
cut
in
smashing
the
window.
Sons
of
Norway
Social
Evening
Members
Enjoyed
Party
Following
Business
Meeting
on
Saturday
Night
Alter
a
business
meeting
Saturday
night,
members
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge
enjoyed
a
social
evening
ind
hist
party.
Following
the
meeting,
refreshments
were
served
and
community
singing
enjoyed.
There
were
humorous
stories
by
Pete
Sunderland
and
Knut
Slatta.
The
whist
party
which
followed
was
In
general
charge
of
Mrs.
Hans
Undcrdahl.
Men's
first
prize
was
won
by
H.
Johansen
and
second
by
O.
Wick.
The
ladles'
first
prize
vent
to
Mrs.
O.
Welle
and
the
sec-ond'
to
Mrs.
A.
Dybhavn.
...0.
V.
Sather,
president
of
the
Lodge,
was
In
the
chair.
Einstein
Pays
His
Tribute
To
U.
S.
Scientists
BERLIN,
March
16
Returning
to
his
home
near
here
after
a
tour
of
the
United
States.
Albert
Einstein,
famous
German
scientist,
paid
tribute
to
the
scientific
knowledge
and
research
of
the
United
States.
tllTLAND
.
MAKES
STIRRING
SPEECH
IN
DEFENCE
OF
THE
GOVERNMENT
(continued
from
iMge
1)
bond
flotation
of
$4,000,000.
the
sum
of
$389,000
had
been
saved.
During
yesterday's
debate.
University
of
British
Columbia
affairs
came
under
discussion.
Hon.
loshua
Hlhchcliffe,
mnster
of
ed-jcaton,
answering
queries
as
to
why
there
had
been
no
Rhodes
scholars
from
the
Institution
In
recent
years,
pointed
out
that
there
were
many
brilliant
students
there
who
wmld
have
entered
for
the
hono:,
feeling,
however,
that
their
a'hletic
qualifications
were
not
sufficient
and
being
unable
to
afford
to
develop
cre
seme,
too,
who
did
i
not
rate
fo
attend
Oxford.
Scholastic
attainments
of
British
Columbia
'Uflents.
Mr.
Hlnchllffe
felt,
were
imply
attested
to
by
the
fact
that
Ihty
'had"takeri
varfcui
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JAPANESE
INFANT
DIED
IN
HOSPITAL
The
Infant
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haguhuchl,
of
Claxton.
died
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
yesterday
morning.
Services
were
held
last
evening
in
Haynor
Bros,
undertaking
chapel
prepare
tory
to
dispatching
the
remains
to
Claxton
where
Interment
will
take