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THE
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FRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
A-'ternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
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Limited,
Third
Arena
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t.
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SUBSChlPTION
KATES
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
m
advance.
For
lesser
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
week
by
maU
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
By
mall
to
all
other
parts
of
Britten
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
By
mall
to
an
other
countries,
per
year
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-
s
Member
!
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
TESTING
PUBLIC
OPINION
The
provincial
government
seems
to
be
sending
out
various
taxation
reports
for
the
purpose
qf
testing
public
opinion.
.
When
a
statementis
civeiito
thenrvss
iiu-uirard
to
cer
tain
proposed
measures,
there
is
usually
a
reaction.
If
the
suggestion
is
not
received
with
favor,
protests
come
im
mediately.
If
it
is
a
suggestion
that
meets
with
popular)
favor,
there
are
favorable
responses.
In
this
wav
the
feel-:
mm
iii'iiim
Children"
Rubber
Coats
values
to
$5.75
"Christ
Jesus"
Science
Church
Subject
Sunday
The
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon
tin
all
Christian
Science
churches
$Sj00
;
and
societies
on
Sunday
was
"Christ
10c,
Jesus."
'
Among
the
Bible
texts
included
3.00
j
in
the
les&n-eermon
vw
the
fol-
;
towing
frofii
John
14:11:
"Verily.
S3
00
1
mlly.
I
ssy
unto
you,
lie
that
be-
V
OO
;
iteveth
en
me.
the
works
that
I
do
to
go.
.
stoall
he
do
also:
and
greater
works
than
these
shall
he
do;
beoauae
I
go
unto
my
Father."
The
lesson-sermon
also
included
Monday
Feb.
2.
193x
tne
mdJng
oI
citations
from
the
.Christian
Science
textbook.,
"Set-
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
From
Vancouver-Sunday
..
Wednesday
Friday
...
.
,
Sunday
83.75
14.
tieHe
Gym
Bloomers,
values
to
$3.53.
for
.
ir
Serge
Pleated
Skirts
4
to
12
years,
79c
to
A
iss
Curtain
Panels,
to
$2.25
for
RSc
and
:
rilled
Curtains
with
Ues
and
valance,
pair,
from
73c
to
Man
in
the
Moon
J
Aiming
high
is
all
right,
but
be
sure
you
load
the
gun.
If
yon
faR.
blame
you
reel
r.
Its
better
to-
be
bHten
hi
th
race
than
to
be
one
of
the
hone)
Mt
at
Uve
starting
post.
The
fart
driver
is
usually
the
?hap
who
has
iiowhen
particular
Ed
i
Who
has
been
studying
French
i
"Je
fadore."
Mary
t
Coldly
i:
"Shut
ymi-self."
Two
women,
over
the
tea
clips
KILLING
A
COW
!en
and
Health
with
Key
to
the;
"And
did
you
have
a
ntoe
nm
In
the
Indian
state
of
Kashmir
it
is
n
crimp
tn
kill
i
envv
IScrtPtures,"
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy,
(on
your
honeymoon?"
klo,;?
fi.
?
?
beln
"Oh.
wonderful-
I
mot
the
dar-That
m
"
i
!
Tl,nf
in
u-
j
P
f
u
i
is
because
to
the
Hindu
the
cow
is
a
sacred
animal
..christTthe
ideal
Truui.
thatJteg
man."
ana
the
Hindus
are
the
virtual
rulers
of
Kashmir
although
come
to
heal
skkness
and
sin
;
Only
a
small
minority
of
the
population.
The
Moslems
in
through
Chrtsttan
Science,
and
aU
Sanr
"Alice
and
I
went
out
of.
Kashmir,
who
are
usuallv
the
iwa
snnts
nhd
nnnivi
cIjirsas
tributes
all
power
to
Ood."
date
last
night
with
thos?
are
not
allowed
to
kill
one
of
their
own
animals
although
they
would
like
to
do
so.
The
punishment
for
breaking
this
i
M
1
CUftJl0
law
is
seven
years
imprisonment.
Moll
uCliGuUie
Laws
such
its
this,
the
result
of
religious
differences,
cause
friction
and
the
uppishness
of
the
Hindus
is
a
con-
i
closes
at
post
office:
tinual
source
of
annoyance
to
their
noorer
neighbors.
ff
th
r.t
In
a
country
where
such
conditions
obtain
it
is
easy
for
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Ft
nmmtmifm
tn
rXitnln
r.
fw,
t,...n....,:nt!
dsv
2
3
n.r
p.rr
'
agitators
to
stii-up
strife.
.
:
From
the
East
Saturday,
Tuesday
and
Thurs-'
day
10:40
ajn.
j
Fer
Vancvuver
I
twin
Eleok
brothtrs.-Olafa
"Oh.
I've
heard
of
them.
!Tel!
me.
are
they
alike
In
every
'way?"
Sara:
"Not
now.
dearie.
The
one
I
was
with
has
a
black
eye
now."
JiMoves
to
Corner
Fulton
and
Sixth
ia:30
noon
I
I.
Crevatto.
the
tailor
who
han-pan.
dies
thr-
Tip
Top
Clothes,
is
mov-
11
pjailng
his
establishment
from
Fourth
I
Street
to
the
corner
of
Fulton
and,
pxa
(Sixth
Streets
where
he
will
have
.10:30
a
jn.
more
commodious
premises
and.
fye
pjn.
able
to
oater
to
his
customer1
t
Il.ii.-
'
'
at
-
a
T
J
pan,
ucvicr
auYauiagr.
ing
of
the
people
is
secured
without
committing
the
gov-
to
be
desired,
it
is
sad
to
think
it
is
necessary
to
retrench
eminent
to
anything.
to
such
an
extent
that
many
people
doing
useful
work
uiv
Judging
from
the
tone
of
southern
newspapers,
the
gov-lder
government
auspices
have
to
be
dismissed
and
salar-
ernment
is
devoting
its
attention
just
now
more
to
cutting
les
of
others
cut
so
low
that
they
find
it
very
difficult
to.
down
expenses
than
to
increasing
taxes.
The
scheme
formake
ends
meet,
J
income
tax
levying
outlined
a
few
days
ago
has
been
ab-
Reasonable
curtailment
of
expenditure
and
reasonable
andoned
and
the
increases
in
taxes,
it
is
intimated,
may
reduction
of
wages
and
salaries
should
be
thp
rjiile.
There
h
i
not
be
as
great
as
were
expected.
While
this
is
very
much
such
a
thing
as
going
too
far
in
this
direction.
'
S1.75
SL35
S1.95
Crepe
de
Chenes.
Silks.
Etc.,
assorted
UUU
Qf
colors,
to
$1.75.
per
yard
FULL
FASHIONED
SILK
HOSE
Comprising
lines
in
Chiffon
and
Seml-Smice
Weights,
in
a
variety
of
colors
JQP
i,l
and
sixes,
rat
$1.2$
to
$US.
About
200
pairs
to
be
sold
at
this
price.
Trr
pair
Baby
Bonnets,
a
big
selection
all
at
Half
Price
Third
Ave.
&
Fulton
Street
I
1
Sale
Starts
9:00
Tues.,
March
1st
STOCK
MUST
BE
SOLD
TO
LIQUIDATE
LATE
PARTNER'S
INTEREST
Prices
in
many
cases
Cut-in-half,
and
positively
Every
Article
in
the
Store
Reduced
Below
Cost.
THIS
IS
A
CASH
SALE.
NO
REFUNDS.
EXCHANGES.
APPROVALS.
NO
C.O.D.
CHARGES
or
PnONE
ORDERS.
ors.
best
quality
3Q(
blacks
and
colors
QGp
J71
tV
rayon,
per
pair
j
per
pajr
Silk
Gowns,
in
a
pleasing
sel-
Children's
Pullover
Sweat-
ection
QCnto
CO
7ff
ers,
values
to
Q4
HIZ
from
331
V&.iD
$2.95,
at
flloJO
Silk
Pyjama
Suits,
in
various
Ladies'
Jaeger
Coat
Sweat-styles,
values
to
Q4
ers,
values
to
Cl
QC
2.95tfor
$8.50,
for
frPP
Princess
Slips,
some
lace
Boys'
Pullover
Sweaters-trimmed
Q4
OQ
at
QCkn
to
C-f
QE
01
tL.VO
from
75c
to
...
from
Children's
Pyjamas,
heavy
Towels,
all
our
stock
at
39c,
pyjama
stripe,
7
to
14
59c,
69c
and
70
$1.15
to
$1.45
ac
Sheets,
reg.
value
$2.95
per
Women's
Flannel-
Qf
pair,
bleached
7Qtf
ette
Gowns
Ov
each
UKy
Kiddies'
Crib
Blankets,
blue
Pillow
Slips,
fully
bleached,
or
pink,
heavy
An
values
to
65c
QQ
grade,
each
Ue
per
pair
Silk
Covered
Pram
Covers,
Sheets,
finest
quality
hem-
iff
79c
to
$1.45
grr
32.95
Sleepers,
Dr.
Denton
make,
Boys'
Sturdy
and
Strong
per
Q4
TtZ
Hose,
all
sites
9o
suit
tjl.e
per
pair
:lt
Bedspreads,
rose,
blue
or
gold
at
$133
to
.ill-Wool
Colored
BlankeU
weight
10
lbs,
pair
tVindow
Shades,
green
or
cream
guaranteed
rollers,
each
-ndersvear
in
great
Yariety,
Children's
Vests
from
29c
to
All-Wool
Vests
from
4.75
Urceila
Spreads,
full
sue
QC
Off
beautitul
quality,
to
$10.50.
ea
WAO
Ootton
Spreads,
nice
quality
each
81-49
jo
Prs.
Orey
Wool
Blankets
QO
he
1
56x76,
ralue
$6.50.
for
,
S9.75
89c
49c
59c
!
Only
Wool
Gaberdine
Raincoats,
these
are
a
particularly
durable
gar-
CIO
ment.
values
to
$25.00.
for
l"Afl,uv
Boys-
Slickers,
navy
or
yellow
QO
ns
$i5.sD
to
size
34.
each
Kid
Gloves,
Ilne.-,t
stock
values
to
$3
50.
pail
$2.25
Long
White
Kid
Evening
Gloves
QtP
size
5S.
7'.
72
only
fovch
Dresses,
in
a
large
variety
of
HQr
patterns
and
sizes,
from
.vanresses
White
Jean
Hoover
Q-f
Hff
Dresses,
heavy
quality,
each
V-
Ai;
our
stock
of
Ladies'
Coats
on
sale,
best
..uallty
linings
and
many
fur
Qi
Cft
trimmed,
at
from
$6.75
to
Oil.UU
uldien
s
Costs,
tweeds,
etc
from
$2.33
to
4.50
Bunting.
1000
yds.
red,
blue.
yellow
or
purple
Ap
per
yard
Table
Cloths,
various
sizes,
some
with
colored
70
borders,
front
....
Coatings,
splendid
qualitv,
54-ilich,
velours
CJ-fl
AU
tweeds,
to
$3.75
?-JLty
All-wool
Flannels
in
various
colors
A
Ot
1.25
Per
yard
Figured
Crepe
de
GjQft
Chenes
to
2.50.
yd.
Viyella
Flannels,
Q&f
various
shades,
vd,
Cretonnes
all
on
sale
QQn
ner
vd.
from
14c
to
u
Prints
and
Broadcloths.
13c,
17c
and
2C
iOs
per
vard
Pillows,
feather
filled
art
tick
covers
Q-fl
OQ
89c
and
?-i.07
Comforters,
cotton
filled
art
covers,
from
QQ
Qff
$2,45
to
t?0.a
Ladies'
Jaeger
tions,
various
Q)
styles,
suit
.
.
V"0
Ladies'
All-wool
Y
Jaeger
OA-make
uv
Striped
Flanncit-j.
lie
and
white
f)cn
vd.
from
15c
tn
White
Cotton,
3H
nen
wide,
3
yds.
tm
Cotton
Crepes,
of
colors
Jfjg
.
24
Only
Ladir
r
Raincoats
guai
u
lit
y,
these
cor
i
best
of
our
stoi
$13.75,
selling
for
rirls
Red
Slit-;
cord
collar
and
strap,
each
Hats
to
match
each
57.45
1.49
'rirls'
Whoopee
Q4
PJ
Slukfirs
.
v
7fc
IN
ONE
DIRECTION
FOR
SIXTY
YEARS
If
VOll
follow
vrv
turn
n(
n
rivor
you
may
lose
sight
of
tho
way
it
A
.A'93i
is
going.
Bui
on
a
map
it
is
quite
plain
that
tho
river
has
only
one
true
direction.
The
record
of
Canada
Is
like
a
river
interrupted
at
times
by
twists
and
turns
of
difficulty,
but
making
across
the
map
of
the
last
sixty
years
a
line
of
progress
so
strong
and
sure
that
its
direction
is
unmistakable.
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
is
typical
of
Canadian
progress.
Starting
as
a
small
local
bank
in
Halifax,
it
has
moved
steadily
forward
through
booms
and
depressions
since
1869,
With
881
branch
offices,
over
550
million
dollars
of
deposits
and
assets
of
over
750
millions,
it
is
today
one
of
the
.great
banking
Institutions
of
.the
wodd.
J
,
k
V
"Me
Canada
and
The
Bank
are
travelling
the
same
sure
direction.
THROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
Capital
and
Reserves
Total
Assets
'
.
.
.
$74,155,106
over
$750,000,000
Let
the
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
work
for
you.