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EDITION
NON-PARTISAN
GOVERNMENT
PARTIES
ALL
RIGHT
Severe
Headaches
Pimples
on
Face
Miaa
Marie
L.
C.
Rlarkwcll,
Ounn,
Alt.,
writf:
"For
two
ywrt
I
luffwKl
from
nm
boadtMjhw,
sad
pimnln
on
ny
f
it
.
'
'
,c
My
hfxlm-hwt
f
luwl
ln(nirltv
mi
'
I
thoujtht
th
pitnplwi
would
tievrr
dM4pcar.
A
(rind
rwommwdfd
nuntork
Blood
Bittm,
sihI
on
trvinn
hwtti
I
lourni
th
Wdikrhn
disappMr.
sod
L
Ma
not
bothered
any
mora
with
th
pimplw."
Tor
mI
jl
kltdraruid
ttunliltw;
wlr(rd,
(of
iki
tut
SI
jtn,
ir
hi
Tk
W.
MJWC.
14..
Tmta,
0.
Do
you
read
the
classified
advertisements?
A
NEW
HAIRCUT
-
nis
magazine,
r
or
several
weeics
ne
had
been,
unable
ta
secure
a
single
contract,
also
unable
to
secure
renewal
of
contracts
expiring.
All
he
had
accumulated
from
the
advertising
prospects
were
hard
luck
stortea.
tales-
ot
woe;
reduced!
aa-
The
world
is
gradually
getting
away
from
the
system
of
!
W
"
A
S
FINF
extreme
narti?yin
imvprnmpnt
hnr
tha
nnn.nicnn
nA
UlLl
l
0
-
........m
vb
bv
IIUII-CUVICUII
ClU
I
ministrations
of
the
past
have
not
been
a
success.
Ontario
is
the
most
glaring
example.
There
the
people
rebelled
against
parties
and
established
a
government
composed
oi
larmers
ana
otners
witn
a
good
majority
in
the
legis-iRose
coghian,
Asd
it.
Achieved
lature.
At
the
end
of
the
term
the
people
were
so
tired
of;
unique
DistincUon
on
sujeot
re
mat
tnev
lurnea
tne
members
anri
thpjr
ipnripr
nut.
hninc
tw
loontrM
bolus
and
returned
to
party
government.
i
The
present
Tolmie
government
is
an
extreme
party
administration
and
that
is
what
has
made
the
people
restless.
Also
the
Tolmie
administration
seems
to
have
been
an
absolute
failure
in
that
it
has
carried
out
very
little
if
any
of
the
program
on
which.-it
was
elected-
There
is
no
doubt-that
the
people
are
tired
of
that
administration
and
the
'Conservatives
among
them
who
would
like
a
change
are
asking
for
a
non-party
administration.
.
When
we
note
from
whence
comes
the
agitation
for
a
non-party
government
we
eannot
enthuse
over
it
We
are
Rose
Coghlan.
whose
death
In
New
York
was
reported
Tuesday.
lfhinrfri
rilsltnrtlnn
wlrinm
pnual.
!
!Ted
in
Uie
dramatic
world
during
I
'aia!KaiEsi;i
her
stage
careerfof
.53!
years;
Rising
i
U
to
fame
rapidly
both
in
her
naUve
UV
rf1
1
Cm
"
!
j
land.
England,
and
the
country
of
"Be
A
I
HllTl"lT
1
1
her
adoption,
America,
she
scored
JJBJ
X
lil
llsLY
If
drama
with
the
exception
of
classic
tragedy.
Bom
March
IS.
1851
in
Peterboro.
inclined
to
think
the
people
generally
will,
be
of
the
same
,
Bng-
Miss
Coghlan
came
of
a
dis-way
of
thinking
but
only
time
will"
tell.
It
cannot
be
long!
anguished
family.
Her
father.
before
the-nennlp
will,
linvo
nn
nrmnrrnnit,,
rr
AoniAa
.Iint
i
Francis
Coghlan.
was
an
Intimate
Her
brother,
Charles,
whom
she
followed
before
the
footlights,
was
re
cognized
as
one
of
the
foremost
comedians
of
his
time.
Rose,
at
the
age
of
18,
made
her
first
appearance
on
the
stage
in
price.
THE
DAUY
-NEWS
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
tonic.
He
pulled
his
tie
a
little
.
tighter
and
squared
his
shoulders
Editor,
Daily
News:
a
little
ruare
.as.he
looked
at
.htai
.
A-
great
dachas
been
said
re
Wf
in
the
barber's
bis
mtatrarTb
the
barber
In
our
city,
but
did
it
thought
struck
him
that
swbcon-.
ever
occur
to
you
that
your
barber
sctously
he
had1
been
trying
to
sell.
'
is
one
of
the
best
friends
you
ever
advertising
on
sympathy,
had.
Many
a
friend,
or
position
has
That
day,
with
problem
as
neg-becn
lost
by
a
shabby
exterior.
auVe
just
as
tough
as
they
hud
But
the
well
groomed
person
give;
been
on
any
day
during,
the
pas'
credit
to
his
barber,,
a
credit
Uv.i'
several
weeks.
Jack
said
two
new
.
Is
well
deserved'.
Just
to
quote
ta,
contrasts
and
renewed
one
of
tl-e
.
you
one
of
many
Instances:
,0ld
contracts,
HI
neat,
fresh,
cor
-
Jack
is
a
salesman
of
ai
fjdent
appearance
had
inspired
LverUsiRDa
tt
ls.toJob-
to
pre-lentnusJaMn
and
confidence
in
th:
sum
me
menus
oi
ms
puoucauur
i
men
with
whom
he
talked.
Back
'to
advertisers
and
advertising
ag.-
of
fals
highly
ensouraglng
ar.d
tencies
in
an
endeavor
to
securj1
5Uccessful
day
was
a
haircut-
a
Jf
advertising
space
for
contracts
for
haircut
that
was
cheap
at
any
Their
are
times
where
the
barber
profession
has
been
misunderstood,
but
the
wise
barber
keeps
ou
-owing
seeds
of
confidence
and.
like
the
farmer
that
him-
r,.!.!";
-
P-r
aaspic
condi
so
for
ta
business
turn''
attitude.
ing
Jack:
had:
uneonseiousr
assumed'
the-
same
psychological!
attitude.
One
morninj
he
realized
he
hadat
week.
dee
the
basher
find
Himself
in
adversity,
fir
looting
over
am
city
I
flbict
that
tfte
barbers
here
at?
wart
100
old
timers-
whs
had
been
to
a
barber
for
flue
,
w
HI
hair
was
stragajiag;
w.
w
..Ci-
.
,
,
.
.
.
yac
a
osuk
in
our
t&ir
ZSJ'ZlSJi
T
hr
bee
able
to
to,
!T
aside
any
substantial
amount
included.,
"that
I
can'tsell
any
money,
but
Hte
you.
llta
ta
toe
Thursday,
April
7.
im
miraor.
At
half-past
eight
to
next
morning,
he
was
in
the
barber
shop
for
a
haircut
shave
and
ACTRESS
also
a
crrasrr
ADDRESSED
R.OTAJIY
CLUB
IX.
A.
Burba
nk,
dtvWannl
engineer
for
the-'Oanadtea
National
Railways,
was
(fee
speaker
at
th?
regular
weekly
luncheon
ot
the
Frince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
in.
the
Commodore
Cafe
today,
his
subject
being
"War
Construction
of
Railways."
President
G.
H.
Munro
was
in
the
chair
Thrifty"
Shop
Where
Your
Dollar
Buys
Most
thm,
u.,ill
I
,1n
nrf
,V
iTAf
f
fc
iof
Dlckfns
and
hlmself
we
BOTTEH,
Alberu
'Creamery
they
will
do
and
m
the
meantime
ihe
political
mill
seems
:taown
asa.wrlterandthepubnsher
uvttm
r
lh
to
be
grinding
with
a
view
to
a
continuation
of
Tory
rufejaf
coghian
s
continental
Guides,
clark-s
tomato
soup
untier
a
uinerent
guise.
2
tins
VICTORY
COFFEE,
Reaf
Vahie.
per
lb.
JAP
RICE
3
lbs,
TtmAT.
TAW.B
aAT.T
ronticai
parties
are
all
right
as
long
as
they
are
made
i869
"
one
witches
in
"Mac-
Pkua
or
iodised,
per
eau
32c
15c
22c
13c
9c
subservient
to
the-
best
interests
of
the
country.
As
we
said
:
aetn
m
orpenwlcn-
seetiand.
royal
housshold
flohr.
can
before,
the
world
is
getting;
away
from
extreme
political
i
E-
H
Solhern
brou8nt
ner
o
lhc
ada't
-Finest
iiarties.
Nft.
mnn
shnnlrl
C
T
Ikal
nn
ann
;
United
States
in
1871.
She
made
her
per
49-lb.
He
fci
A.Vw.
:
r.r
,
7
"".T
,
first
appearances
In
"A
Happy
Pair'
,
ROGBRS
GOLDfiN
SYRUP
4nn
iHnii
us
ras
1
at
ner
w
-
as
a
uoerai
or
that
ne
has
always
jand
-a
woman
in
white
-
later
ap-
per
2-Ibi
tin
a.
s
heen
a
Liberal.
If
the
Liberals
are
wrong
and
he
thinks
.
searing
in
support
of
Mr.
sothem
BRAirys
blbe
label
tea
qn
tbt
6ore?eiVative&
right,
he
Should
without
doubt
VOtej"
"ur
American
Cousin,"
"Bin-,
Limit
I
lbs.
per
Ih.
OUC
lJieervative;
The
con
verse
is
alsa
true.
It
is
because
npo-1"1"
m
and
"Dundreary.
sisoapore
pinkapple
for
continued!
usefulness
for
the
parties.
iscandai"
-East
Lynne-
and
in
sup-
rso
matter
in
want
way
the
people
of
the
province
are
port
of
Joseph
Jefferson
in
-Rip,
divided
they
will
form
themselves
into
parties,
though
van
winkle'
among
other
engage-
j
they
may
Rot
be
named
Liberal
and
Conservative.
If
the
mente-
she
retTJmed
to
the
suggested
new
party
should
take
shape
it
would
soon
be
S1!
lc,!l!!I!lTeh!!!
tagged
with
a
name
and
the
opposition
to
it
would
also
I
tak
oo
a
name.
Then
again
there
would
be
party
govern-
Miss
co
hian
again
went
to
Eng-:
meat.
"
land
in
1892
but
returned
to
this
No.
2
Uns.
each
In
Russm
they
don't
have
party
government
because
two
years
later.
:
"
allow
opposition.
They
have
..JZon?
no
toleration
whatever
for
those
who
are
opposed
to
them.
as
-Madame
PrUdence-
wuh
Ethel
j
Jr
dor.
That
is
the
most
extreme
case
of
party
government
on
re-
Barrymore
m
a
revival
of
-camine."
'
bulk
soap
chips
cord-.
In
Italy
too-
there
is
n
organized
onnosition
because
she
also
appeared
for
several
sea-
i
per
lb.
it
is
noi
tolerated,
m
British
countries
me
"people
have
sons
m
vauaevme
1
111
.
-
J
r
1
;
'
ii
"
Ml
Miss
Cnohliin
Coghlan
niuicuuuLLy
auuii-iurm
parties
ana
oppose
tne
govern
meut
of
the
day
as
much
as
they
wish.
!
FAIRY
SOAP
married
Clinton1
bara
S1.33
Edgerley.
a
Boston
lawyer.
In
1885,
j
JELLY
POWDERS.
Malktot
from
whom
she
was
divorced
In
j
or
Empress
Brands,
3
pkg.
1890.
Not
long
afterward
she
mar-!
CLASSIC
CLEANS
BR
ried
John
T.
Sullivan,
her
leading
i
per
tin
man
in
"Forget-me-not"
and
"Dl-'
ROYAL
CITY
RED
PLUMS
plomacy,"
from
whom
she
was
also-
Choice
Kb.
2
tins,
2-
tins
divorced".
BARTLETT
PEARS,
Rase-
In
Julji
1902;
she
became
a
na-1
dale.
No.
2
tins
per
Un
turaltzed
citizen
of
the
United
!
WHOLE
CLAMS.
Saanleh
States
and
made
her
home
in
Newt
TWl
tins,
per
tin
(
York.
(ROYAL
CROWN
SOAP
!
per
ctn.
U.
PcEobish.
who
arrived
in
the
city
a
few
days
ago
from
Anyox
where
be
has
been
in
the
employ
ot
the
Oranby
Co
left
on
yester
day
afternoon's
train
for
Hall
to
where,
on
April
15,
he
will
embark
on
the
steamer
Montcolra
for
his
home
In
Zagreb,
Jugo-Slavla.
10c
ROYAL
CITY
VEGETABLE
SPECIAL
Z
tta
Choice
Tomatoes.
7s
2
ttos
Chotee
Cut
Beaaa,
3's
2
sins
Choice
Crosby
Cera.
2's
The
6
tins
for
63c
EXTRAS
20c
10c
7c
14c
,7c
19c
17c
14c
22c
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
Thone
19
201
Third
Ave.
"CARRY
AND
SAVE"
nta
rira
rBTstri
t
rarsuxcaf
V;
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Block
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DAIitT
FOR
S
KEEN
A
BRA.D
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
rUESn
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Karly
Delivery
rhrouehoat
the
City
HOE
iiality
has
no
substitute
S
Tgfl,
iJroml!e
yonens'
At
Prices
You
Can
Afford
To
Pay.
Just
Sec
These
Big
Values
in
Quality
Footwear
and
Meet
Your
Needs
Now
at
Little
Cost.
You
Will
Never
Buy
Cheaper
Men's
Wort
Shoes
Strong
and
durable,
regular,
$4.50;
Now
Mtftts
Osnwdfr-In.
Black
and
Brown:
iealax.
$3:50;
Now
S2.95
S2.95
Little
Bay'
Boots
Sizes
9'2
to
10Vi
Q-j
P
Regular.
$1.30::
New
PAtJU
Chtidrea's-Running;
Shoes
With
strap
Ul
9p
Stees
3k
t
M;
New
Bays'
Ruanins
Sheer
ITow
84c
Men's
Running
Shoes
Now
Baby's
Patent
Straps-Regular
95c;
Now
Children's
Running
Shoes
One
Strap;
Sizes
4
to
10'2:
Now
Women's
Oxford
Running
Shoes
In
Brown;
Now
Queen
Hatchery
36
W.
Cordova
St.
Vancouver.
B.C.
Baby
Chicks,
Queen
Quality
Leghorn,
Rhode
Island
Red.
Barred
Rock,
of
high
egg
production.
Catalogue
free.
QUEEN
HATCHERY
36
W.
Cordova
St,
Vancouver
79c
How
do
they
do
it?"
Anions
your
friends
there's
sure
to
be
at
least
one
smart
young
married
couple
who
are
the
envy
and
admiration
of
all
who
know
them.
With
an
income
that
is
frankly
abbreviated,
and
with
no
benevolent
Aunts
in
the
offing,
they
still
have
a
home
that
is
correct
and
comfortable
in
all
its
appointments,
a
home
that
is
admired
and
copied
by
their
friends.
"Yes,
Jane
is
a
remarkable
little
manager
"
will
probably
be
the
young
husband's
proud
answer.
And
there
is
little
doubt
about
it.
THEY
DO
IT
THIS
WAY
Take
a
look
around
that
home
and
you
will
find
no
end
of
well
known
advertised
products.
For
Jane
is
an
efficient
little
manager.
She
can't
afford
to
take
chances
that
must
only
be
debited
to
"Experience."
When
she
buys
for
her
home
she
must
get
tried
and
tested
and
trusted
products
which
carry
an
honorable
name
ta
guarantee
her
satisfaction.
You
will
find
that
Jane
is
a
consistent
reader
of
the
advertisements.
Arc
you?
$L00
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Two-Tone
Dress
Oxfords
QO
QCJ
In
Black
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Brown;
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