paoi
roua
Watch
for
the
Opening
NABOB
COFFEE
j-lb.
tin
"8-lbV'tln
.NABOB-TEW
per
lb',
'.:v
ALBERTA
BUTTER
.3
lbs.
ECONOMY
BACON
per
lb
DOMINION
BACON
Half
or
whole,
per
lb.
,
MASSETT
EGOS
3
doz.
PRINCE
RUPERT
EGGS
39c
$1.89
of
The
Peoples
Store
I
'
Limited
L
In
the
Store
Formerly
Occupied
By
the
Hudson's
Bay
Co.,
3rd
Ave.
This
company
will
specialize
in
carrying
a
complete
assortment
of
Ladies'
and
Gents'
Wearing
Apparel
at
most
popular
prices.
150
Beautiful
Dresses
in
Canton
and
Flat
Crepes,
Triple
Sheers,
Krinkle
Crepes,
Ripple
and
Pebble
Crepes,
Cellophane
Taffeta,
Etc.,
Etc.
ALSO
75
Beautiful
Swagger
Suits
in
Monotone
Tweeds,
Flecked
Tweeds,
Broken
Checks
and
many
others
too
numerous
to
mention.
Also
a
lovely
assortment
of
Ladies'
and
Misses'
Spring
Coats,
beautifully
lined
and
tailored,
the
last
word
in
style.
Blouses,
Lingerie,
Slips,
Gloves
and
Hose
in
all
styles
and
colors.
THE
POLICY
OF
THIS
COMPANY
WILL
BE
MERCHANDISE
SATISFACTORY
or-
MONEY
REFUNDED
Watch
For
Future
Announcement
OQn'
WHEAT
FLOUR,
7-lb.
sk.
Bachelors
Should
OUR
PRICES
'
Be
lk
P.ded
Stand
Comparison
Quality
and
Service.
Try
us
By
Guild
Debate
"Resolved
That
There
Should
be
a
Tax
on
Bachelors"
was
the
sub'-jject
of
an
entertaining
impromptu
I
debate
Wednesday
night
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rur
I
pert
Players'
Guild
at
Toe
H
Rooms,
i
The
affirmative
side,
taken
bv
a
p.
49C
Woodslde
and
Miss
Dorothy
Bruce,
31C'meeUng
and
the
dcbat
was
Pre"
63c!
95c
twv
Fresh,
3
do?.
jr
j
.
ALBERTA
ROSE
FLOUR
Q4
Q
YYOUlQ
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49-lb.
sack
VlUO
,
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April
5.
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by
$1,046,331,686
of
the
Cana
HOLLAND
t
HERRINGS
Q1
99
dlan
National
Railways'
capita!
t?X.OO
Milkers
keg
per
,structure
ywterday
be-:
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"jcy
Ifore
the
rallwav
ron-imltW
of
P,r
HEINZ
KETCHUP-Large
Hame'rVt
by
a
,71
2
boltles
'
i
auditing
firm
of
George
A.
Touche
Fresh
Fruits
&
Vegetables
at
Reduced
Prices
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
OnU"
P.
O.
Box
57S
rhone
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i
Our
Famous
Edson,
AlberU
and
:
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaran-
teed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
!
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley
We
:
also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat.
!
Oats
and
Barley.
1
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
58
--
Phones
$51
&
CO.
"TILL1E
THE
TOILER"
I
WAirr
you
TO
VS
SOME
THE
STVLES
.inwuen
THB
Ages
Returning
to
service
alter
having
been
off
for
three
weeks
undergoing
annual
overhaul
at
Victoria.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
is
due
in
port
at
5
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
II.
E.
Ponsonby
having
reported
.he
removal
of
a
rowboat
on
Wednesday
afternoon
from
the
Cow
Bay
floats
where
he
had
left
it
when
he
came
up
town,
the
city
xIice
got
busy
and
yesterday
the
raft
was
located
at
the
fishermen's
aoats
just
east
of
the
dry
dock.
Further"
investigation
led
to
the
summoning
of
several
youths
into
olice
court
this
afternoon
as
a
re-ult
of
the
incident.
There
were
thirty-seven
passengers
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
which
was
In
pott
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
from
Stag-way
to
Vancouver.
Four
passengers
disembarked
from
the
vessel
here
while
five
went
sooth
aboard
her.
Capt.
Paul
Armour
returned
to
:
port
at
4
o'clock
this
morning
with
THE
DAILY
NIWS
ft
4
This
Job
Required
Real
Skill?
iBABES
IN
Somebody
in
eastern
United
Stat
es
more
than
100
feet
ions
from
C
L
the
trees,
but
ho
to
get
them
out
ever,
Mr.
Giggey
was
equal
to
the
ordered
15
cedar
poles
each
M.
Giggey
in
Terrace
He
had
was
a
tough
problem.
How-task
and
the
above
picture
shows
how
he
did
It.
He
built
up
platforms
on
two
trucks
and
contrived
to
get
the
poles
down
the
steep
and
winding
roads
with-out
a
hitch.
Mr.
Glggey
is
a
visitor
In
town
today
on
business.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
SOMETHING
NEW
HERE
(Continued
from
page
three.
with
long
veil
of
Venetian
lace
and
crown
of
orange
blossoms,
carrying
an
arm
bouquet
of
cala
lilies.
As
the
rnatron
of
honor
was
Mrs.
Grahani
Cottam
who
had
a
delightful
costume
of
white
silk
net
with
to
ik
lies
of
pink
wearing
a
large
picture
hat
and
carrying
a
bouquet
of
snapdragons
Miss
Lorna
McLaren
and
Mis
Leona
Parker
were
pretty
bridesmaids,
the
former
is
gold
silk
nit
ind
the
latter
in
blue
with
large
picture
hats
to
match.
Misses
Janet
Rochester
aid
Olenna.
Moore
were
sweet
lltt
r
train
bearers
in
powder
blue
silk
njt
frocks
topped
with
little
Dukfi
hats.
Tiny
Joyce
Morin
was
a
picture
indeed
as
she
led
the
procession
strewing
petals
along
the
path
from
her
basket
of
roses.
She
had
a
rote
petal
dress
of
pale
pink
net
with
a
bandeau
of
brilliant.
Musical
accompaniments
for
the
style
show
were
played
by
Mlis
Margaret
McCaffery
at
the
plario
and
Bert
Cameron
with
the
vtolta
In
charge
of
the
presentation
of
the
style
shew-was
Mrs.
H.
8.
Packer
who
displayed
taste
and
tact
in
her
difficult
task.
Mrs.
C.
V.
Sutherland
directed
tbe
beautifies
Uon
of
the
models.
Bouquet
used
in
the
show
were
the
service
.boat
Daly
.from
a
trip
vmade
by
imert
Flower
Shop,
be-
w
xng
awriwt
to
tn
ftotpttal.
Armour,
the
party
included
Mrs.
Armour.
Miss
June
Armour.
Mrs.
Max
Asemissen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
J.
T.
Harvey
was
annunciator.
The
Family
Shoe
Store
assisted
by
loaning
some
of
the
shoes
worn
Fulton
and
Miss
Tekla
Fulton.
The
I
ov
models.
trip
was
favored
by
good
weather
and
all
aboard
had
i
very
enjoyable
time.
Archie
Watt,
C.
N.
R.
divisional
master
mechanic,
arrived
In
the
0"
nlght's
tram
on
one
of!
was
declared
the
winner
over
the
I
I
'ro
j
ram
and
Tea
The
afternoon's
musieal
program
included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs
J.
H
MeLeod.
Mrs.
II
N.
Brocklesby
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Webber
and
violin
solos
by
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence.
Ushers
were
Mrs
F.
St.
Amour
7
7
P!
negative
which
was
upheld
by
Nel-h,s
Periodlcal
tr,P
t
coast
and
land
MUs
Mary
Conudina.
Miss
L1I
1
-
,
son
Allen
and
Miss
Beatrice
Ber-!wW
be
"turning
to
Prince
George
Iian
Lowe
was
cashier.
QQp;ner.
cn
ms
afternoon's
train.
(
Servlteurs
at
the
tea
tables
were
i
Roth
Gordon
predded
over
the
.
I
Rlrl
of
the
Order
of
the
Children
oiler
Besner.
who
has
been
here
i
of
Mary
Mrs.
Arthur
Murray.
Mrs
ceded
by
a
brief
business
session.
on
buslness-
"sa
by
the
Princess
McArthur
and
Mrs
Turgeon
were
Refreshments
were
served
to
good
sized
crowd
of
members.
Adelaide
tonight
for
Vancouver
m
charge
in
the
kitchen.
1
End
Pain,
&
Swelling
Bleeding
m
I
of
PILES
I
(HEMORRHOIDS)
With
Zam-Buk
Herbal
Ointment.
V
TOYLAND
Laurel
and
Hardy
Featured
in
Tramftr
of
Colorful
Operetta
j
To
Screen
Stan
Laurel
and
Oliver
Hardy,
the
popular
comedy
team,
romp
through
one
of
the
most
delightful
and
humorous
screen
fantasies
ever
seen
on
the
screen
in
"Babes
in
Toyland"
which
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
as
the
week-end
feature
offering.
Before
attaining
their
status
as
heroes.
Laurel
and
Hardy
exper
ience
no
little
grief
and
high
adventure
which
is
unfolded
with
a
background
of
music
and
song
from
the
delightful
Victor
Herbert
operetta.
The
musical
story
Is
that
of
the
toymakcr's
apprentices
and
their
friends,
the
villagers.
Several
dark
clouds
blot
out
the
sunshine
from
toyland
before
Stannic
Dum
and
Ollie
Dee
are
able
to
come
to
the
rescue
of
the
pretty
little
shepherd
ess
and
frustrate
the
villain's
plans.
Charlotte
Henry
gives
a
fine
performance,
it
U
saM.
as
the
dainty
shepherdess.
Those
who
have
been
crying
for
clean
and
wholesome
feature
pro
ductions
will
find
in
"Babes
in
Toyland"
real
romance,
glorious
nuslc
and
a
spectacle
long
to
be
remembered.
NO
PEP?
Whtn
you
feel
like
a
leg
and
your
muiclcs
tire
easily,
it's
more
than
likel
thst
wsntei
Uat
ihouldn't
be
in
your
body
are
tending
out
poiKn
Into
your
blood.
At
times
like
thw,
take
a
bobblin;,
bracing
rUm
of
And
re
wi
Li
ver
Salt
each
day
tili
the
trouble
clears
up.
Then
take
an
ocrstionat
glatu
ne
or
twice
rach
week
and
you'll
star
perfectly
fit.
Get
Andrew
now.
ynll
tin.
IV:
Large
tin4.60:
Extra
large
bottle,
76e.
Proprietor,
Swat
&
Turner.
Ltd.,
NeweasUe-uponiTyne,
Eng.
Army
Relief
,'oiisidrablc
Hoods
DUpmcd
During
February
and
March
Relief
.Issued
by
the
Salvation
Army
for
the
months
of
February
ind
March:
Shoes
and
rubbeM
$53.82.
O
roc
cries,
$4346.
Fuel.
J12.2&
f
:
'.
Cash
relief,
UM.
-
Laundry.
$Z48.
'
Medicine.
$1.50.
Eighteen
small
hampers.
Quite
a
lot
of
second
hand
cloth-ng
was
also
given
out
MORE
FURS
WANTED
Goldbloom
The
Old
Kcliable
Has
a
market
for
furs
of
all
kinds
just
now.
Beaver
sKlns
are
needed
yet
to
complete
an
order
and
furs
of
all
kinds
are
wanted.
If
You
Have
Furs
(o
Sell,
Make
Money
Hy
Seeing
Goldbloom
Not
Her
Style
C1
STAN
WES,
OLIVER
in
rUlL-UNUIH
ItAIUKt
lSff
from
the
stage
-rtRKKl
success
success
ur.rfl
urn.lll
Lloyd's
Haby
Coaches
$27.50
Lloyd'sCollapsibleCarts
38.50
MACKENZIE'S
FtTRNITUitK
Phone-175
Third
Ave.
9A
OliF.iHI
TUNKillT
and
Saturday
dim
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Mfrril,
Generoun
allowance
Terms
on
balance
Temple
Sportliibt
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restart
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Magic
Brain
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like
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has
heretofore
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pocXMe.
Asic
f
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fuUy
explains
the
Magic
Brain."
It
C
A
VICTOR
OLOBE
TROTrBRS
give
you
good
reception
day
and
nifht.
Ideal
for
toe
appioachinx
long
sununr
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