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NEWS
Tuesday,
February
2'
Pi.02
FOUR
Mm
mm
A
Message
to
FISHERMEN
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We
have
a
big
assortment
of
k
D
Goodrich
and
Miner
Rubber
Boots
at
very
reduced
prices.
Before
buying
rubber
goods
be
sure
you
see
these.
We
have
the
famous
1JLACIC
DIAMOND
RUBUEK
SUITS
FOR
FISHERMEN
SPECIAL
Rubber
Boots,
34-Length,
Miner's
&
Goodrich
4
25
per
pair
l'ivc
Hundred
and
Forty-Five
IiMicrmcn
and
330
Horses
,
y
Swept
to
Sea
on
Ice
MOSCOW,
Feb.
21
.
CP
Facing
death
from
drowning
or
exposure.
ECONOMY
SPECIALS
STOCK
UP
YOUK
PANTRY
PEAIiL
WHITE
SOAP
6
Ior
FRY'S'
COCOA-V
per
tin
FRY'S'
UNSWEETENED
'
CHOCOLATE.
12-lb.
pkg.
.1
EMPRESS
TEA
Indo-Ceylon.
pwd
price,
buy
and
save
AOp
1UU
per
lb,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
at
Reduced
Prices
'
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents'
17-19
Third
Avenue
West
P.O.
Box
57S
Phone
II
i
,
Fishing
g
See
that
you
are
outfitted
right
and
at
the
right
price.
We
have
a
complete
line
of
fish-
ermen's
goods.
We
have
bought
a
big
stock
of
Caribou
brand
and
can
outfit
you
from
jj
head
to
foot.
g
Shirts
and
Underwear
a
Specialty
You
can't
go
wrong
on
these
goods
and
the
I
prices
are
so
low
that
if
you
see
them
you
H
will
simply
have
to
buy
from
us.
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MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
:
FACE
DEATH
FINANCING
IN
CASPIAN,
OF
LIBRARY
Meeting
Last
Night
Decides
to
Ap
point
Committee
as
Auxiliary
To
Hoard
lo
Collect
Funds
Much
Discussion
;
Question
Arises
Whether
Fee
drifting
helplessly
on
two
separate'
gIl0II,,
,(C
cliar.r(,
,or
TIl0,e
Ic.c
floes
on
the
Caspian
Sea
yes-
Vlng
New
Hooks
,
.
t"
tcrday.
-
;
.
'
.
.i
i
..,,w,i.,r
..r,
At
a
nirrtlntr
in
the
Citv
Hall
last
jfeel
that
the
city
could
this
year
so
bevond
the
S1900
at
nresent
net
u;;
'ested
$3000
as
a
possible
ob-lcctive
Gcoree
Arnold
sutreestprf
rimrtr
aside
for
that
purposeTo
make
the
that
a
committee
be
appointed
and,
Terrace
Snowing,
east
wind.
28.
Atyansh
Light
snow,
calm,
24.
Anyox
Heavy
snow,
calm,
32.
Stewart
Eight
Inches
dry
snow,
calm,
31.
JIa'zeltoh
Cloudy,
calm,
23.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lake
Dull,
calm,
21.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILERS
Get
quick
results
with
a
want
ad
'IV.
HOVAJE.Q
VOO
SWEKTTi
TAWUM
r
vr',..7,
I
I
1
,
The
Spring
M
iracle
of
Glass
i
A
little
glass
Is
a
necessity
for
thc"to
demand
attention.
It
must
be
successful
garden.
Glass
means
a
norsc
manure
and
It
must
be
.sash
to
coyer
a
frame
under
which
5,ackrd
untu
u
rteain
before
Roto
start
seeds.
The
protection
pf
a
,
..
im'
1K
1IHU
Hit.
PIW
Willi
HICII
.1
1
V
OUII
.
.
.
.
.
ii
..
6
v
!sash
slanted
to
calch
the
low
rays
.....
lot
the
winter
sun
in
March
is
one
pl"t
Hand
the
heat
must
5
or
the
miracles
of
spring
in
the
gar-
subside
before
planting
seed.
JJ
;
den.
Under
this
canopy
of
glass
AboutjA
foot
to
18
inches
of
ma-Jj
!
many
plants
seem
to
defy
freezing
nure
is
spread
in
the
bottom
'of
weather
even
when
an
occasional
,
the
pit,
the
frame
set
upon
it
and
"!
When
these
frames
have
no
artl-j
flcial
heat
they
are
known
as
cold
frames.
When
fermenting
manure
j
gives
them
artificial
heat
beneath
j
the
soil
they
are
hotbeds.
The
latter
j:
are
the
most
,
useful
(or
certain
stunting
of
vegetables
that
need
a.
long
season
of
grow
th
and
for
those
J
that
are
tender.
Owing
to
the
dlf-,
f
Iculties
of
securing
frtteh
stable
;
manure
to
make
the
heating
com-!
post,
cold
frames
are
coming
Into
more
general
use
where
a
few
years
ago
the
hotbed
seemed
indispensable.
The
cold
frame
cannot
fill
Its
place
for
raising
tender
vegetables
or
flowers
although
It
offers
a
good
substitute
for
the
hardy
vegetables
and
annuals
and
many
of
the
half-hardy
sorts.
The
hotbed
is
the
substitute
for!
i
warm
weather
and
n
garden
in
miniature.
The
hojlbed
should
be
constructed
properly
at
the
start
or
it
is
likely
to
prove
unsatisfactory.
Ityt-
beds
beds
sunk
sunk
in
in
the
the
ground
ground
arc
are
mor
more
"
in
a
fee
of
a
dollar
a
year
from
the
satisfactory
and
than
tnc
people
reading
new
books.
.
type
set
upon
a
pile
of
manure
on
H.
F.
Pullen
explained
the
situa-
the
level
ground.
For
the
former
a
tlon
In
regard
to
the
:
constitution
nu
uircc
,ecl
;wP
snouia
De
V"5
change
Its
constitution
if
a
a
fee
"c
rarics
AcL
lie
saw
no
lccal
oblrc-
tlon
to
making
such
a
charge
biii
the
status
ofUhe
J'fba'rfuuld
have
tot
be
changed.
Tlicrpi
were
critics
who
thought
the
peopled
wishing
to
use
newtbooks
shodld
go
to
a
pri-
Sunday
caught
the
fishermen
on
evening,
with
the
City
Copimls-
"ding
f
r
T
wcrc
man-
who
objected
the
ice
packs
which
were
rapidly
sioncr
presiding,
it
was
decided
to
ato
changing
the
status
from
a
free
sweat
seaward.
;ask
the
commissioner
to
appoint
til
.
A
til..
as
unrarv
ui
h
iiv
iinrarv
FAnH
.sunnHes
are
onlv
meafrre
commiuce
10
raise
iunas
ior
ie.
:-
-'-"---
,,
with
the
of1
lne
commissioner.
4.
n.
riusoury,
nnV
fh
nliSt
nf
the
unfortunate
P"b"c
library
object
and,
the
plight
of
the
unfortunate
...
men
and
animals
Is
descfibed
as
enabling
,he
the
,lhrirv
library
board
tn
to
nur.'F.
r-
A.
MacCallum,
Harry
Brccn,
inomas
Mrs.
Alex
Aiex
Macken-
MacKcn-
ck,
chase
books
and
reblnd
,oinn-
pviri.miiv
rrnn
AiminnM
new
some
d"fXUe.mA,y.r'lU;.'a"!!
of
those
on
hand.
The
tentative
Dean
Gibson
and
others
con-
arc
ucjllg
usca
ui
uie
cuun,
wo
BCti
tlnnpd
thi
rilsriisslnn
Mr
MnrCal-
more
food
to
them
and
ice
break
ers
are
to
attempt
to
rescue
them.
Last
year
1100
men
were
similar
ly
caught
and
all
were
saved.
sum
01
at
leasi
i,uuu
is
requirea
ior
lum
favored
a
fee
for
those
who
yond
the
dimensions
of
the
frame.
With
the
frame
built
and
the
nit
were
.charged.
At
present
it
was
ready
thfr
manure
Is
the
next
task
constituted
under,
the.
Public
Lib
during
the
How
to
Make
It
CROSS
MICTION
Of
HOTttp,
bnwl
at
a
six-inches,
ot
fUttfr
silted
soil
is
spread
over
it.
the
space
about
tin
frame
being
well
banked
with
soil
or
leaves.
Place
a
thfrmomyter
in
the
soil
and
when
it
drops
u)-ibout
90
after
thr
first'
Inlatse
hnlult:
It
is
ready
for
flaming,
t.
Show.er
For
Anyox
j
TRAGEDY
AT
fn,
t,m(!n,
r.w..
I
could
afford
it.
People
appreciated
;anl
Mrs.
James
Weir.
ttndelast
Night
AUTO
RACE
Mrs.
Andrew
Hardy.
Formerly
Miss
Mary
Casey,
i.
Honored
At
the
home
of
Mrs.
Sam
Hau-denschild.
Seventh
Avenue
Bast,
a
delightful
post-nuptial
slwwer
was
held
last
night
In
honor
of
Mrs.
Andrew
Hardy
of
Anyox.
formerly
Miss
Mary
Casey
of
this
city,
thr
hostessc
beirfg
Mrs.
Richard
Long
.1-11..
t
...
i,u...
a
thine
better
if
they
nald
for
It.
Brldse
was
enjoyed
A
proposal
to
charge
a
fee
to
Mr
Bf
een
PPO"d
to
charging
those
using
the
library,
possibly
a'a
definite
fee
but
favored
a
collec-Hniiar
vMr
nhipMoH
option
of
funds.
Mr.
Black
favored
Nine
Person
Killed
by
Winiiliij
Car
in
Craml
National
Hare
At
Iturnos
Aires
HUENOfJ
AIHrS.
ArgWlUije,
j'rJj
27:-TIe
conclusion
of
Uie
Grand
National
920-mile
auto
race
here
was
marred
wtth
tragedy
when
nlnr
were
killed
and
many
injured
at
a
crowd
surged
out
to
meet
and
con
gratulate
the
winner
as
he
sped
lo
eany
pan
01
ine
evening,
tne
prac
the
finish
line.
The
driver,
a
Chll-wlnner
being
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tattcrsal
ean.
was
unable
to
stop
his
machine
Jr.
The
presentation
of
many
beau-
wjilch
plunged
'at
a
high
rat
of
being
a
hardship
on
those
who
at
askln
varlous
&
"
'
Th
"
m"
,"1,
r"
Bpcfd
,nl
thC
onco,nl"
maM
of
a
time
like
this
are
needing
the
11-
to
taId-
Mrs-
Mackenzie
favored
a
I
,Pi?f?
S,?
hnity.
brIde
by
Mlsse
Strand
and
Hed-
brarv
most
.collection
and
offered
to
lead
off
,
--.1-
.1.,..-
with
five
dollars.
Mr.
Woodland
fa-lstrom
,n
a
baket
which
had
been
tastefully
decorated
with
Ottoman.
tliH7;'PP0nUn
one
person
from
pink
.
.
.
.
...
ivann
wwr
n
1
t
a
rw
n
n
n
rw
m
t
1
n
eacn
society
to
rorm
a
committee.
vhjjv
ii
hu
Mrs.
F.
IJarber.
Mrs.
H.
J.
Bacon.
Mrs.
Sam
Hougan.
Mrs.
Finally
W.
M.
Blackstock
moved
ture
brlde
and
Broorn-
Delicious
re-
H.
Leaper.
Mrs.,11.
M.
Hale,
Mrs
W.
iresnmenis
were
tnen
served.
1
v.
rauersai,
Mrs.
oeorge
a.
Casey.
mi.
.
i
.
.
.
...
1
1
nmv
nrpcpnT
inpinriAi
m
r
an-
'
Mr
.
n
fnr
wiir
i.iiu
Kiiirv
rs.
uv.,n...
t
11
1
ui.
inis
was
camea
ana
il
was
ieii
-
......
-
"U""J
was
HO
.
.
"
.
-
-
rirpw
Jf-rHw
Mr.
'
Ram
ll.Xr...
Ml..
Pl-..
Rmlth
idea
in
calling
the
meeting.
wlin
m
commissioner
10
maxc
tne
Frank
Dibb
recounted
the
efforts
appointments.
that
had
been
made
last
year
by1
(the
Oyro
Club
and
Toe
H.
There
riLCHARDS
Plain
or
VZn
was
the
possibility
of
a
larger
Tomato
Juice,
Fs,
4
tins
building
being
available
soon
COCKEYE
SALMON
Vs's
Q
C
n
which
might
be
secured
but
It
2
tins
KINO
OSCAR
SARDINES
3
tins
HEINZ
TOMATO
SOUP
Medium,
Bcr.ljn,
-
UEINZ
TOMATO
SOUP
Small,
3
tins
FELS
NAITHA
SOAP
'per
carton
LUX
FLAKES
3
for
l
would
cost
$1000
to
fit
It
up.
The
Qi5p
!
public
was
a
glutton
for
new
books
and
Miss
Crulkshank,
the
librarian,
i
Cp'dld
her
best
to
provide
them.
He
,
would
.support
any-move
designed
27P
to
meet
the
emergency.
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
suggested
a
7Q0
huge
carnival
such
as
those
held
25c
23c
23c
23c
during
the
war
as
a
means
of
raising
money
for
the
Red
Cross.
She
Today's
Weather
.child,
Mrs.
Richard
Long.
Mrs.
W.
Strand
and
Miss
Hedslrom.
1
MONDAY
and
TLKSDAY
Tvto
SHOWS
7
&
9
AdmivUon
13c
St
50c
Miss!
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lflt
Mi
111
C
II
It
I
mt.
U
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Ui
Ui
It
i
;
1
1
1
1
i
1
GALVANIZED
WARE
We
carry
a
complete
stock
of
Galvanized
Tubs
Wash
Itoilrrs,
(iarbage
Cans
and
Pails
"
Round
Oalvantzcd
Tubs
50c
to
$2.50
H
Sauarc
Galvanized
Tubs
si
'.n
5
Oarbac
Cans
(On
Wooden
Legs)
JIo
Galvanized
Wash
Hollers
...
51.50
g
All
Copper
Wash
Hollers
.
'
$1.00
M
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
g
WBiiiirnitiiBf
'!
at
iiritf'rBiitiitiiiivs'Biiim
It
Couldn't
Be
Overlooked!
Rf''
5
E
TVVArr
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tW
THE
r
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A1IMITAU
I
LHUvimun
A
DriU.sh
Pli
jre
Htsrive
ts
a.
hotc
or
aiaVnimc
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TO
MR.
ti(MIVtH8
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...
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and
"MYSTKKY
OH
Ht
WAX
CRITICS
HAVE
A
MOST
KXTKAOKMNAKY
l'ltTlnt
in
TtieHivatefifpat
A
Lusty
Story
of
Itluf
f
Kinf
Hal
A
Forgiving
Soul
-
,ur
Ready
to
ISury
the
Hatchet
In
Ills
Wires
Nrrk
Musicalltl.NO
CUOSItV
In
-ri.lLSL
'
Novelty
"()ran
Uttnitf
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
All
Felt
Mattresses
$7.25
(All
Sizes)
All
Feather
Pillows'
$1.00
327
3rd
Av.,
Prince
Rupert,
Phone
775
WHEN
YOUR
COAL
BIN
NEEDS
"
coal
of
I
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it's
sure
to
J
Central
Hotel
American
and
European
plan
Housekeeping
Rooms
Wc
Also
Sell
Coal
That
fiives
Perfect
Satisfaction
Phone
51
REPLENISHING
"
PHONE
US
Wc
hyvu
eo:iK
mi
(ff,
all
.
ynur
nature-hfchts
and"
at
prices
to
suit
nil
purst.
PHILP0TT,
EV1TT
&
CO.
LTD.
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ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZsrelU.
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91.00
op
X
Rooms.
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ft
C"ld
WiW
Prince
Rupert
Of
Phone
Ml
P.O.
Box
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Coal
Prices
Minelicad
Egg
Coal
S12.50
Minehwul
Lump
Coal
Pembina
Egg
Coal
S12.00
Stove
Coal
$11.50
Coal
in
Dry
Shed
and
Delivered
Dry
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