Easter
Footwear
and
Furnishings
At
the
very
lowest
prices
possible.
We
have.
Ladies,'
Children's,
Men's
and
Hoys'
Shoes,
hundreds
of
pairs
to
pick
from
at
the
DOMINION
DAIRY
NOW
OPEN
At
Second
St.,
near
Third
Ave.
Fresh
Milk,
Cream,
Butter,
ISuttcrmilk,
Eggs
and
Cottage,
Cheese
Tel.
C3C.
Prompt
Delivery
.
Milk
direct
from
our
own
herd
FRESH
EVERY
DAY
CASH
FOR
OLD
GOLD
Bring
Us
Your
Old
Gold!
!
!
i
Wcwill
pay
you
the
highest
possible
price.
Wc
can
use
some
of
It
right
here
in
our
business.
If
you
have
some
gold
articles
lying
around
uselessly
better
JLurr
them
In
now
while
the
premium
is
at
Its
highest.
Also
there
is
always
the
chance
of
them
being
lost
or
forgotten.
9
ThHMR
.Jewellers
HO
"iTHC-ST0HE-ITH
THE-
CLOCK"
over.
uru
iu
py
Lit.
wins
ana
me
ooy
is
making
satisfactory
progress.
Terrace
Orange
Lodge
members
held
a
pleasant
social
In
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
'
The
Board
of
Commissioners
of
Terrace
Village
held
the
monthly
meeting
to
clean
up
accumufatcd
business
and
to
pass
account.
I
The
young
people,
headed
by
Hev.
Mr.
Burchall,
are
reorganizing
the
tennis
club,
reconditioning
the'
court
and
they
have
drawn
up
a
CfldftptoytawsurtklerjUy
strict
to
eivawe
Mt,
PtV
the
.members.
Th
two
local
sawmills
have
ben,
B.C.
CLOTHIERS
Ltd.
Ladies'
Black
and
White
Sport
heel
Oxfords,
low
v
S2
25
Ladles'
Classic
QQ
QC
?
0.5ft)
Velour
Strap
Ladies'
Kid
Oxfords
in
all
widths,
from
-
S3.50toS5.00
Ladies'
Suede
Grey
QQ
QC
Oxford
OO.JJD
Classic
Shoes
i
Misses'
Classic
Straps
&
Oxford?
in
all
sizes.
Come
in
and
look
them
Ladles
Shoes,
to
ctear
n
Pumps
lieo
and
Oxfords
CQ
This
is
a
Sp
Two-Tone
Sport
Oxford
Children's
Classic
.Oxford
Men's
Black
Oxfords
Men's
Greb
Work
Shoes
3.75
S2.25
S2.95
83.95
Fleet
Foot
Kunncrs
for
the
whole
family
to
fit
any
size
and
styles
at
low
prices
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD.
Phone
Black
321
If
You
arc
Going
to
Glean
Your
Rouse
For
Easier
Let
us
help
you
by
cleaning
your
curtains,
drapes
and
portiere
and
make
them
look
like
new.
Let
us
clean
your
dress
and
suit
Goldie
Does
it
Better
A
trial
will
convince
you
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
LIMITED
and
Canadian
Laundry
Ltd.
TERRACE
Miss
lidna
Dover
has
left
for
To
ronto
where
she
will
continue
her
studies.
Many
friends
were
present
at
the
train
to
wish
her
farewell.
Miss
Dover
recently
graduated
from
the
local
high
school
and,
being
Next
door
FrizzclPs
Meat
Shop
working
sporadically
of
late.
Loads
of
logs
are
lielnz
hauled
in.
evi-
j
.
;
v,
i
Everyone
here
Is
hopeful
concerning
the
mlnlnff
nrosnerts
at
very
popular
with
everyone,
there
Kk
A
fnlr
sllN,
..
.nrk
on
Hudson's
Bay
Co.
was
a
recent
visi
tor
here.
INTERESTS
OF
PEACE
Woodsworth
Would
Ban
Export
of!
Nickel
as
flelng
Useful
in
Preparing
For
War
OTTAWA,
March
23:
CP
J.
S.
Woodsworth.
C
C.
F.
member
for
vyinmpeg
North
Centre,
ured
In
.
-
.
,.
.
i
ne
House
or
commons
inaa
export
i
of
.nickel
from
Canada
be
piohibitB
on
the
erounds
that
theonetol
was
belngj
used
by
foreign
countries
In
the
manufacture
of
armaments'
looking
to
future
warfare.
The,
proposal
did
not
receive
a
ery
warm
reception
from
the
government
side
of
the
House.
TOLD
ABOUT
EARLY
DAYS
Iajor
M.
A.
Iturbank
Interesting
Speaker
on
Uailroading
at
Gyro
Luncheon
Yesterday
A
diverting
and
entertaining
in-
irmal
talk
on
railro.-.dmj
In
the
cod
old
boom
days
not
so
long
af-cr
the
beginning
of
the
Twentieth
:cntury
before
mllroacHn,
on
th
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
line
had
bew
spoiled
by
the
laying
nf
the
rail"
was
delivered
yesterday
afternoon
icfore
the
Prince.
Rupert
Gyro
Club
U
its
regular
weekly
luncheon
bv
M.
A.
Burbank,
dlstrht
englnee-for
the
Canadian
National
Rail
ways.-Major
Burbank
recounted
number
of
interesting
anecdote
ct
his
experiences
as
a
locating
en
eineer
on
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacify
tn
Saskatchewan
around
the
year
1905.
In
those
time
raJlrmdin-entHi
Plenty
of
work
but
there
u-n
nlcn
nfontv
nf
fun
Mrwipv
ffi
-
Vcuuy
lor
use
in
ulC
uear
iumuc.
abundan
and
mPn
gfcpt
well
a
me
Dig
Dnage
is
to
oe
reaecKea.
.ht.
-,-
..l,l.l8IllS-
nus
wm
use
up
many
tnoiwanos
oi
j
between
1903
and
19
IS
jeeianaKeepme
iernicemuDusyMaJor
Burbamk
described
as
th
viiAiv
iii
uiiwi
j
w
av
American
continent
when
rallroid-
Ing
was
at
its
neak.
In
Canada
the
Orahd
Trunk
Pacific
and
IHfc
Ca
Imdfki
Northern
tranconUncntal
several
farewell
In
her
I
were
parties
the
Coiumarlo
flnd
loeaf
business
is
i
line
were
taein-r
rmhed
from
th-
honor.
The
young
people
of
the
feeung
decidedly
more
cheerful
-Ulantle,
tn
th-
pac'ftc
mt
In
th-
Anglican
Church
gave
her
a
well
than
has
been
the
cae
fQr
some:Unlted
st5lte
th
chicaw.
Mll-
fllled
purse
and
she
was
the
recip
tlme
-
(Waukee
st
P3Ui
omt
Northerr
lent
Of
Other
USful
gifts.
.
rt
,Nnrthern
Pariflr
u-r.
hin
Mountain
View
Rebekah
Lodge
The
people
of
Remo
invited
all
constructed
across
he
continent
and
sundry
to
come
to
their
village
Everyone
talked
railroading
and
held
a
social
in
the
Oddfellowj'
j
nall
for
a
dance.
The
affai,
was
a
(
there
wa
great
optimism
and
en.
Hall.
Cards,
dancing,
refresh?-1
orait
i.c
aitvinnah
th
i-rm.ri
thuy'asm.
At
the
same
time
the
raenisana
mus.c
neipca
iu
pass
inj'
TO
limited
to
those
'enthusiast'
tIme-
,
who
did
not
mind
"hitting
the
ties"
'
1
seven
miles
each
way.
After
a
fair
spell
of
spring
wea-
i
the-
Terrace
has
had
another
visit
Panama
Canal
was
under
construction
but
no
one
seemed
to
realh
the
damage-that
the
canal
was
de-
stined
to
do
to
the
tran
vntur,nt
the
JrelehbuMne-'
r
i.
.A,k.
,,.,-Mt--nUlwava.jind,
of
winter.
Decidedly
cold
weather
at
nlght
has
been
the
vogue
for
a
rhlc,n
U
'ou,fl
denrive
them,
was
followed
by
a
blanket
of
snow.
weelc.
Smoke
rlslng
frora
mort-of
The
luncheon
was
presided
mi.
bv
W
TI
TAb
v
nrM'd"nt
of
lhr
This
soon
melted,
however,
and
the
the
clearings
which
shows
tho
gardens
and
fields
were
clear
of
it
have
not
iost
Cvei
flub:
wh"
re.ca11
.how
.Ma!r.ur:
!
by
the
end
of
the
week.
In
.
denression.
They
are
extend
PanK
.
ana
n,msc11
nan.
,anara
""T
n
"
,nceu
De"
on
"s
ua
ing
their
cleared
land
a
bit.
Mrs.
Meuller
was
taken
very
ill
re-
1906,
In
Maythe
same
year
J.
H.
icently
and
It
was
decided
to
take
Fiiismirv
naa
lannea
nere
ana.
as
i
her
to
the
hospital
In
Prince
Ru-
PORT
SIMPSON.
March
28:
The
far
as
h
(Mr,
Tobev
knew,
tht
pert.
She
was
taken
care
of
on
the
Fur
Trades
commissioner
ior
tne
inree
oi
tnm
were
me
omest
oio
Journey
by
Mrs.
S.
G.
Mills.
j
J.
S.
Taylor
addressed
a
public
.
gathering
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
here
in
the
interests
of
the
C.
C.
F.
j
Party.
An
interesting
lecture
was
,
listened
to
by
a
crowded
house,
j
Last
Thursday
the'Natlve
Sons
of
Canada
and
the
Board
of
Trade
1
staged
a
debate
in
the
Oddfellows
Hall
upon
the
subject
of
the
Hornby
plan
of
community
settlements.
(
The
night
was
stormy
but
there
,
was
a
very
good
attendance.
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
K.
Gordon
have
!
I
returned
to
Terrace
after
enjoying
1
some
weeks
in
the
south.
They
spent!
,some
time
In
Oregon
but
were
pleased
td
come
back
to
their
fruit
growing.
Mr.
Gordon
has
one
of
the
'largest
productive
orchards
In
the
district.
Little
George
Dover
was
unlucky
enough
to
fall
from
one
of
the
gar-1
iden
trees
at
his
home
and
break.
his
arm.
The
arm
was
soon
atten-
J
timers"
still
resident
here
During
the-meet
In
Rev
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of?'
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Quarts
Pints
Half-Pints
ky
P
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mmmm
Grant
Holllngworth
made
an
appeal
to
the
members
to
put
their
best
efforts
forth
in
connection
with
the
disposal
of
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library
patrons
tickets
Dr
1.75
1
.11,1
is
.70
.10
Government
ot
utituh
Columbia.
Half-Gah.
Quarts
Pints
Half-Pints
De
Luxe
Wall
Tint
Exceptionally
iEh.trade
virniih
for
(loon,
linoleum
and
wood.
work.
Standi
hard
wear,
and
ia
unaflected
by
boiling
water.
Reg,
Price
Sale
Price
9:t.OO
Sp2.00
l.nr.
.00
.."0
1.
!
.05
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fiimou
f,Hcii(lc
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tlir
hrrrr'h
annual
trrnl,
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imi
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and
nftiT
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until
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ply
in
chuiiflcil
.
.
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it
in
the
handy
carton
of
otic
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ill
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ho
atailahlc
ut
your
fatoritc
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.
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mi
re
to
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thin
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frcircif
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
I
iquor
Control
lkuri
x
M
'll
R.
O.
Larjse.
told
the
club
that
there
purpose
Ther
was
a
patient
In
the
city
at
the
list
on
hand
V'
present
in
need
of
blood
for
trans-
such
volun"
:
fusion
purposes
and
he
would
be
grnry
such
a
glad
to
hear
of
any
persons
who
A
guest
were
willing
to
give
blood
for
thu
C
Kn.Kb'
f
V
Thursday,
March
290
Saturday,
April
.rt-tN
CLO
I
-et
7-
SaBe
Lasts
One
Week
Only
Plan
your
Spring
decorating
now.
and
take
advantage
of
the
reduction
in
Satin-CIo
pricel
to
buy
all
the
interior
finishes
you
require.
V&H
OlOSj
Quiiik.dryine.
hieh-elou,
Choice
of
17
beautiful
colon.
The
per
feet
finiih
for
furniture,
woodwork
and
refmishing
worn
linoleum.
Reg.
Sale
V
Price
Price
LiftN-GLA
A
ieci
l-.
w.h.hlf
t
.
.UkM
for
walla,
ceilinga
and
wesdj
wotk.
It
comei
in
F"1'
hadea,
moat
auilable
for
wa"
decoration.
,
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Pri
Half-Gals
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lit
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quarts
Pints
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The
Improved,
Sanitary
Kalsomine;
rfl-H
colors
and
white;
S-lb,
package.
"
nUv
regular
65c.
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Price
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