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TWO
mri
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FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Ltd.
Zipper
Days
Nearly
Over
Third
Aycnue
DAILY,
EDITION
Spring
Shoes
Now
Necessary
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await
your
inspection
You
Cannot
Sntihj.
if
Your
Feet
Hurt
We
will
give
you
foot
comfort
at
reasonable,
prices
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son,
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J.
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publihts
tlFie
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editorial
article:
iccpr(lihg
to
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despatches,
Premier
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adheres
to
his
original
plan
for
the
organization
of
a
Union
government.
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um'qn
gpvernm.ent
is
to
be
formed,
and
is
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ecied
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will
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who
tp
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thnt
1
tish
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'
MS
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AHD
C0KCEHIRATEQ
COODHESSo.BEST
IEEF
no
more
eiMHoruuiary
proposal
as
eyer
ppi
ronyam
oy
1
a
cjiiei
minister
in
a'self-goverrtnig
country
under
the
Bri
Whert
the
National
Ooverntnpnt
was
formed
in
Great
Britain-'
there
was
no
question
as
to
'ivlio
was
its
leader.
Atr.
U.rny
MacDonalfl
appealed
to
the
electorate
as
the
hsad
of
an
administration
pledged
to
sustain
him
and
work
loyalh
Mith
him
in
office.
THANKS
OF
GYM)
COMMITTEE
Editor.
DfiUy
News:
ber
of
books.
We
woulq
like
to
especially
thnk
the
following
:
The
Ministerial
Association
for
announcing
the
campaign
in
their
various
puplits
Ormes
Drug
Store,
for
donating
their
store
as
a
collection
centre,
for
!
their
window
space
and
for
the
time.'
fiteh
the'
staff
used
during!
the
icnipalgn.
SllveHides
Brothers.
1
for
njjjkuig
and
donating
a
window
slgnTfe'e
Library
Board
for
assisting
us'fn
an
advisory
capacity.
The
School
Board.
High
School
principal
1
I
and
Hlth
School
students,
who
as-
'
slated
in
cpllectlng
books.
Dybhavn
:
&
Hanson,
for
donating
their
store
1
5.0(1
on
third
Avenue
for
the
High
1
ljf
Schofyl
collection.
Th?
Capitol
Thea-
j
tre
fr
the
screen
ad.
they
used
In
:
3.00
ann$nclrig
the
campaign.
Kalen
3.00
Motors
for
donating
a
ear
for
the!
collection
of,
books.
The
Ladles'
Mu-
j
sic
Club
for
their
cash
donation
of
.10
$10
a'nJj.
B.
Miller
tor
hto
cash
do-1
W
nation
bit
it
I
16
Oi
the
whole
the
campaign
hasj
2'
beer)
a
pleaaait
and
encouraging:
one
and
the
forro
0Jb
can
be
de-
'
pended
upon
to
undertake
any
reasonable
project
for
the
welfare
of
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
Gyro
Book
Campaign
Committee.
S.
J.
JABOUR,
WILLIAM
WATTS,
C.
O.
FYFE.
FISH
PRICE
LOW
TODAY
(Continued
from
Page
H
Lenor,
90O.'5c
and
3c,
to
Booth
Fiiherle.
Subml,'
1J0Q0,
5.7c
and
3e,
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Fremont.
12J3O0.
5c
and
3c.
to
Royal
Fiah
Co.
Bravo.
12,000,
S.Cc
and
3c.
to
At-
IUj
FUherN.
1
t.-
ja'
.
.
1
i-
ai
1T
1
:n
.H.i
mi
'
.
ineni
ue
susuniieti
m
ine
pons,
nv
win
sivp,
nsiuz
uu
tui-
storage.
Qyva,
9,000,
5.1e
and
3c.
to
Pacific
Ftoheflea.
Oceanic,
13L00Q.
53c
and
3c.
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Visitor,
30
5e
and
3c.
to
Cold
Storage.
Thor.
500,
59
and
3c,
to
Royal
Ftoh'fco,
Canadian
Gulrik.
U.Q00,
tic
and
3c
to
CoW
Storage.
Otbton.
10.000.
4
3c
and
3c.
to
At-
Wfcen
Dr.
Tolmie's
Union
Govemraent
iroes
to
the
neo-
im
Fisheries!
pie.
who
is
to
he
responsible
for
tlp
pqiuclw
it
p-pps?
IftifrfB
W,"
11.000,
4.7c
aM
ae.
to
"Who
will
be
In
a
boaltion
to
aWirc
the
votets
that
thnm
Bootn
FHheri
policies
wiUbftcarriett
out?
Toodie.
1200.
4.7e
and
h.
to
ood
What
the
premier
aaks
U
tnaT
a
body
0f
men
shall
be
el-
S
Mtfi
4.5c
and
u.
to
ected
v
lio
ore
to
be
at
perfjt
li)py
to
elevate,
anyone
Royal
Fish
Co,
"''
thev
olease
lo
the
premipyahip.
Ttamp.
t
and
4c,
to
90W
It
won't
work.
A
competent
leader
who
came
forward
storage.
with
a
following
nf
reaoonkible
men
nledired
to
enrrv
out
Biyview.
8.000,
Kit
and
ac,
to
his
proofs
would
haw
a
reasonable
chance
of
winning
jSft.
X9m
4c
and
to
the
"onftde
of
the
electorate.
cold
storage.
'
'
Th.at
confidence
n
not
likely
to
be
given
to
a
group
with
Frbie
A-
2.000,
4.0c
atd
2$,
19,
no
permanent
head,
nmontj
whom
Intrigue
foiUhe'prm-
Royai
Fish
Co.
cipal
position
cannot
but
ho
rifo.
,
CONCERT
AT
CLq.LHALL
predated
to
the
full
attd
there
many
encores.
The
Mjown
the
numbers:
Jugo-Slav
String
prehestra,
Con-duetjor
f.
Onmhtfh.
Piano
and
Vlollri,
Mrs.
F.
WaUs
and
MUs
AUce
dfomea.
Piano
and
Violin,
R.
It.
Forslund.
Amrcn
and
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
March
27
TM
Letter
box
Helpful
HwM
in
Growing
Flowets
and
Vegetables
An
014
Favorite
Now
that
the
campaign
for
col-,
lecting
booki
ts
over,
we
wish
to
with
the
developiiiK
Interest
In
thank
the
cltlsens
of
Prince
Rupert
,
arrangement
ot
flowers
In
the
lor
their
wonderful
support.
The
house.'
an
old
garden
favorite
has
collection
of
2400
books
far
ex-
,
regained
Its
former
prestige
because
ceeded
pur
anticipations.
'
0r
t$
coi0r
as
well
as
Its
ease
of
The
dyjo
Club
is
vefv,
grateful
,
noyfa
arid
this
U
the
nasturtium,
and
f
f
els
that
its
efforts
nsive
ben
$
frail
id(l
,towW
for
bowU.
the
we'll
rewarded.
f&nje-cblortd,!
types
in
black
oi
We
wish
to
thank
you
Mr.
Editor,,
green
bovrts
being
favorite
exhibits
for
your
generous
support
by
d6hat-
at
flower
shows.
No
more
brilliant
ine
liberally-of
your
valuable
space
"
,
coi0j
caQ
be
furnished
than
by
this
gmjcatopaigti:
most
easily
grown
of
annuals,
nor
Permit
us
to
thank
also
everyone
is
there
any
annual
that
gives
a
who
has
donated
a
book
or
a
num-!
greater
suddIv
of
bloom
over
a
Ion-
ger
period.
The
new
fragrant
double
yellow
nasturtium.
Golden
Gleam,
has
ra-oidlv
become
one
of
"
most
popular
of
bt'ddinK
plant
W
tar
'
nc:
,:
orowi:
a
eorccJ).
a;
JoR
cuit::.Q.
,w
is
ixatitm
Applv
the
Second
Feeding
for
Vegetable
Between
Rows.
Without
Touching
the
l'janls
Garden
Hints
Start
primrose
eed
oariy
If
you
vyant
to
be
suit
ot
bloomtog
plants
!
next
year.
Dont
expect
to
til
a
neyly
t
aspansgtu
bad.
eiveAtee
rfftlg
a
chance
to
get
tstahdfid.
1
pet
plenty
9I
beet
sedjt,
an
ounce
fend
plaint
i
week
and
a-balt
nPprt
un'tB
mktsommer
fof
bby
bfet.
St
for
carroU
Don't
be
afraid
to
sink
the
spAde
;
Soak
spinach
seed
ter
for
sreral
hours
irs
Ooifar
Duet.
iM
itWn
nnd
U
K
dewlon
yWl
8mlth.
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in
warm
wa
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:
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bafor&liW.n
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It
vfl
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letlally
and
iSpipacb
l
to
nixornion
vmo.
a(.
uryw,.
)
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home
000k
Is
Iara
vtmi
Duft.
Misses
Tina
RWna
nnd
,
looks
are
good
to
.it
ntf
it
Mlrah
Bylventer.
acmhWl
by,
II
.
for
stews
and
soiips
The
Cartty,
aultar.
sional
chef
has
known
it
to:
Vdl
Balo
Dlmltrt
Blanento
Oultiir
Duct.
Emil
nnd
Ivsin
Wl-1
Oi
ready
for
the'oarly
radliljeg.
das.
In
rl"h.
mobt
.suii
some
of
Wiflni
will
mature
In
three
weeks,
quickest
vegetal
IheTc
If,
'
'.
.
.
.
1
m
that,
the
Perennial
Borders
is
aMut
ttie
ot
otoe
wWh
relletj
unfit
to
gire
coior
frofii
iulv
tthUl
!ftM
and
Today's
Weather
Prince
RupertLight
rain
southeast
wind:
barometer.
ufol
tknt
Vfill
U
aUb
to
go
tP
st
The
areraae
nerennlal
baa
a
re-
The
Nasturtium
is
at
its
best
when
latlvety
WeT
oloomlhit
seasbn.'lwo
grown
as
a
border
and
is
excellent
weeks
betnc
a
fatrlv
long
period.
for
cutting
The
chief
skUl
in
arrangtnc
Per
Feeding
the
Vegetable
Garden
light
39
80;
j
temperature.
44;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree'PoUtt
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
39,-66;
temperature.
42;
sea
smooth.
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T.I.HJ
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tii
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wben
you
do
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very
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the
tulips
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itenj
oh
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you
will
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we
sea
moder
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calm.
30.
Anyox-Clear.
calm.
34.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
Ultflton
ClNir,
oabn.
19.
tnltera-Clear.
ca.hn.
a.
hums
Lake
Clear,
calm,
11.
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con
be
pur-
chased
at
Post
Office
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Stand,
325
4
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Anderson,
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Store,
Smith.
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Advertise
ln
the
Dally
News
1
'a.W,
M
Nothing
ii
more
pirating
than
a
perennial
bordrr.
It
rrqulrr
the
study
of
flowering
season
and
lielght
of
materials
The
perennial
border
is
now
an
established
feature
ot
the
home
gratfj3
'
NMhtm
to.
Vi;e
beautUul
or
iie
well
d&te
and
qepmgffteuret
more
garden
skifi
aM
lWiment
to
do
well
trljan
a
gi
hardy"
border.
It
look
arty.
It
&
Irbe.
but
too
often
tt
to
merely
a
cateValL
a
eereildQ
of
plants
planted
bjrfter
sketter
wlthotft
an
eye
to
effelL
seutee
of.
bjboin
or
helgnV
in
the
first
place.
It
to
expert'
a
pnhtol
bordlr
to
sheet
ot
ojn
mm
eotg
w
tne
enure
season
ttw
pei
bloom
au
summer.
Trie
ennial
border
consists
in
assembling
colonies
of
plants
thwt
will
give
a
consecutive
show
of
bloom
at
all
seasons
of
the
year
without
leavinc
wide
bare
stretches
at
any
lime
This
can
be
done
only
by
gaining
an
understanding
of
tbe
btoofiilng
habtu
of
tbe
planu
used
Aolher
subject
that
should
be
studied
Is
the
height
of
the
planu
as
It
would
be
manifestly
footbh
to
plant
a
colony
of
tail
growing
plants
in
front
of
a
low
growing
colony
ao
that
the
latter
would
be
hidden
Advertise
In
Mr
I)allv
News
Weather
Change
Being
Awaited
Capt.
W.
P.
Armour,
local
sahragr
operator,
was
today
still
awtJttng
a
phAiurs
Ln
wind
tnH
mm
hihSMmm
Morning
Glories
1
With
the
snowy
bloom
,
moon
flowers
opening
vumi
ling
suddenness
at
Uu.sk
.,.
I
brilliant
display
of
moini
n
in
the
eafly
hours
of
the
iu:,
,
'
nnrrh
niay
be-
made
u
!
beauty
and
ah
ull-summi
!
planting
Uiesf
vines.
From
mi
j
old
plant
the.
morning
ui
become
an
aristocrat
thmu
Introduction
of
the
bc;uti
panese
types
whir
if
by
tin-the
Japaaase
.i
even
im--.
dwarf
exhibition
plants
swings
into
tbe
aouthr
i
pee
lad
that
the
)ob
of
r..::
Urlntonr
und
brtnginx
i
port
may
bt
accomplUhrd
,
IfeanUmr.
capt
Am.
Soulbeat
Wind
Espwted
to
Aid
In
tot
advantage
of
rxtr.
n
'
Satrlng
of
HaTlbut
Itaai
1
eondttlons
thU
m.
.
I.Hingione
II
carry
oat
some
repairs
to
the
salvage
II
..t
C.
N.
R.
Trains
Before
the
vegftataf
garden
can
before
starunl
on
the
Job
of
aalv-
For
tbe
Uatt
feed
as
itb
Qffb
.
M
tXatt
(frY
tn
known
local
halibut
Uondayn
WrftnVsdAr
v
quaUty
and
n&Mhirtn
flavor,
we
wal
Livingstone
II,
which
stran-
days
must
see
that
it
has
an
abundant
ded
and
sank
a
week
ago
on
the
from
the
Eal
supply
of
the
raw
materials
needed
west
coast
of
Oondas
Island.
As
Tuesday.
Tharaday
arr!
to
manufacture
iU
product
soon
aa
the
norttawtaterly
wind1
day
In
one
department
of
gardening
.
it
oiantfooo
more
tmoortant.
If
'
-
-
growri
tot
soil
wftfeh
u
deficMtot
in
available
nourishment.
vejptables
cannot
develop
normal
siae.
they
will
not
possess
In
full
either
the
flavor
or
tenderness
which
they
should,
and
they
are
likely
to
be
deficient
in
mineral
and
vitamin
content
Quality
and
QfoducUve-nei
are
dependent
upon
the
maintenance
of
a
vigorous,
though
normal,
growth
throughout
the
growing
season.
1
Modern
plantfoods
should
not
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