March
2.
1W.
St.
David's
Day
.!
Tea
Is
Success
;
.
..
.
f,ir'i.v
niiittst
Ladles'
ffi
lime
of
Mrs.
Hert
Morgan
annual
St.
DavidVDay
tea
The
11
...
hnme
cooktriK
of
the
SofFlirtMptlsl'CHurfh.
S
jesterday
afternoon
at
the.
I
me
et
Mr?
Uert
Morgan,
Lced
to
rfmrnt'
was
one
of
the
most
SS&r
favoring
the
affair,
Ce
ialue
turnout
of
calU
rs
and
the
affair
was
Wgra
Ify-Z
socially
and
financially,
both
Sue
rooms
were
attractively
dec-J'ted
with
daffodils
and
pussy-
rlllovw
The
iraaiujuui
jcciw.
Lin
evidence
and
the
red
dragon
Jalr.
a.
well
as
pictures
tofUoyd
George
were
also
featured,
xne
visitor?
were
received
by
Mrs.
Norman
Fraser.
president
of
the
Ladle-
Aid,
Mrs.
J.
ArmstrpiUj
and
Mri'E.
E
Brandt
presided
at
the
Mrs.
P.
urns
and
s-rvlteurs
were
H
Llnzey
Mrs
Ralpn
naywara,
u'
non
Ritchie
and
Mrs.
T.
iuw
.
,
,
rh,itftff
Mrs.
Sam
Aiger
was
cashier
Mrs.
Frank
Morris
had
charge
of
id
home
cooking
table.
Mrs.
Morgan
was
general
convenor
of
the
affair
Sunday
Concert
Arrangements
Are
PnmnlATA
Comolete
LUmpiclC
Prices
of
Raw
Furs
Up
OA
0J
Ship
Your
Roods
To
GOLDBLOOM
The
Old
Keiiahle
And
Rc
Sure
To
Get
The
30
Per
cent
for
Yourself
Nobody
knocks
The
KNOX
v.
urasell
N.
M.
Urasell
Retires
THOMAS
LOUDEN
tlonal
Steamships.
Bait
Trouble
Refuses
To
Call
New
Customs
Killing
Needed
Before
Nova
Scotia
Schooners
Hupplied
ST.
JOHN'S
Nfld..
March
2:
(CP)
1
It
took
a
brand
new
ruling
by
the
j
Customs
Department
to
meet
the
situation
but
Nova
Scotia
fishing
Arrangements
were
reported
com-
Uchooneri;
can
cet
bait
from
New
plete
today
for
the
concert
to
be
,
foundland
coastal
"ports
a
lot
easier
sueed
Sunday
nignt
in
tne
uapi-
now.
tMThratre
under
the
suonsorshlp
f
thp
Prince
Runert
Gvro
'i
'uiscrenancy
in
me
uoasiwise
Club,
i
Trading
Act
became
evident
when
TtnCeni(7ill:in
OrphpStra
nnd
ChOr-
tViron
Mnn
Qnllin
cVinnnsr
rnf
jlsir.'er
under
tne
direction
oi
.
in
tn
Rpllporam
for
bait.
There
was
r.
n
vt
Dr.Mm
hif
ti.lll
ho
fnotnr-
i
i
.
.
1
1
v.
,
tt
1
1
.
u
.
.
.
.
.
.
t
I
MHJ
I
I
...
...
,
w
u
c.-;;raiii
"i
vmui
aim
i-a
quanuiv
couia
De
naa
ai
n;n-i
5uiic..u.i
iuu.,ii.
iiniMiniu
imic
rtnirp,
iu
miie
away,
winy
Ull-
r
wu;.
for
the
past
month.
ference
was
that
Belleoram
was
an
T
.
...
...HI
innl.iln
'
'
..
'
'
...
(
.
I
.
a
.
-
1
T-,
i
i-.uiu
wiu
m.iuut
o.iliiu
oinciai
pon
oi
envry
anu
ivciicoh-.
id
k-
umental
numbers
by
or-.
tre
wasn't.
;
theVi
itnd
choir,
prison
scene
iron
airovaiore,
inaian
love
ly-ric,
ijnorous
Russian
folk
songs.
1y'
by
the
orchestra.
You
will
enjoy
For
its
delicious
Beef
goodness
According
to
the
Act,
no
vessel
Jhot
of
Newfoundland
Teglster
Is
pwt
artettes,
vocal
duew
by
pr.
of
buying
or
selling
when
sucn
a
MdMrs.
R,
G,
Large.
There
will
port
Is
not
a
port
of
entry.
As
a
Special
Session
Premier
of
Australia
Does
Not
Think
This
Necessary
Following:
Eden's
Resignation
11
1
IMsasjMsM.,
The
Food
Is
flood
The
Rooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
he
Kates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
CANBERRA,
March
2:
(CP)
a
l.vons
of
Australia
lyesterday
lyesterday
refused
refused
to
to
call
call
a
a
special;
fine
mine
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Don't
forget
C.N.R.A.
dance
Oddfellows
Hall,
night.
going
home
to
recuperate.
annual
Friday
(54)
Tnrtlon
'
A
non(
AXf
1?
.
rVtlllcrm
TP
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Vancouver
Rupert
this
morning
from
a
trip'
to
Vancouver.
S.O.N.
Meeting,
Thursday,
8
p.m.
Prnttram.
0
n.m.
followed
bv
dance.
Refreshments,
adm.
3Rc.
Kverybody
welcome.
51
1
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson,
pastor
of
First
United
'Church,
was
tho
speaker
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Qy-ro'Club
today
with
President
D.
G
Borland
In
the
chair.
Dr.
Hugh
Morrison,
inspector
of
schools,
was
elected
to
membership
In
the
club.
WAKE
UP
LIKE
A
CAVE
MAN
Feel
Full
of
Life
No
More
Tired,
Dull,
Heavy
Morning
Kp
jour
IWer
healthy
md
you'll
lel
pttt
ittry
nomini.
Whtn
ywi
k
up
llin
"rotttn"
your
liw
i
Mil
f
wder.
Yur
liter
cleirt
th
blood
of
poisons,
'tepsritts
tht
noimshini
part
of
your
food
Irom
tho
waste
Supplies
enerfj
to
musclos,
ttssuesand
jlaridi
''ri
out
bile,
th
body's
taiatite,
helpa
stomach,
kidneys
and
in-leitines
to
work
properly.
'A
Bert
bowel
mottmtnt
isn't
'ouh.
"Fruit--tites"
madelroa
(raits
and
herbs,
ill
strenfthen
snd
build
up
jour
Titer
lilo
nothini
else
wilt
Tou'll
U'amad
how
ell
you
aro
OTery
sMmui.
Try
Frit-a-tita.
All
idruifiala.
tRUlT-XnVESimnt
Rerceant
and
Mrs.
E.
Gammoi
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
nlghf
train
from
Prince
Oeorse.
Ser
-
.-v..
""-
-
v.u...
v..v-
w..
ceant
geant
Gammon
Gammon
is
is
here
nere
to
10
sucucci
succeec
iia
and
and
rjlectlon
elections
from
from
"The'Fire-
"The'Fire-
n
finp
chance
to
sell
some
bait
and
i
...
T
h
the
schooners
lost
considerable
j
1
1
trnmf
f,fPr,fl
erred
to
to
Vancouver,
Vancouver,
lr
lr.
time.
charge
of
Prince
Rupert
district
oi
Under
a
new
ruling,
adopted
a
inclal
pollce.
short
time
after
the
Rencontre
ex-.
.
j
patience,
fishing
schooners
seeking
;
bait
must
enter
a
recognized
pon
of
entry
and
can
then
go
on
to
any-other
port
they
choose
to
pick
up
i
their
bait.
Mrs.
Norman
TJagllSh
arid'daugh
i
a
i.fi
.
tPi-.
Miss
Frances
uagnsn,
ien
ui
last
evening's
train
to
visit
In
Ed
monton
and
Port
Arthur
when
I
they
will
visit
briefly
before
pro
Iceeding
to
Halifax
to
embark
ot
the
Montrose
March
19
for
Eng
Hand
to
take
up
future
residence.
Announcements
advertisements
In
this
column
-vill
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Canadlan
Legion
Bridge
session
of
the
Australian
Par
la-
i
merit
to
discuss
the
Question
oi
lm-
plications
in
Brltlsrj
roreign
iu"i
.'c.
N.
R.
A.
Annual
uuu.x,
.......
following
the
resignation
of
Foreign
4
Secretary
Anthony
Eden.
Vancouver
Wheat
Presbyterian
March
3.
,r..rtl.eNVw
York-
me,
C
Y
S.
il
market
today.
.
1
nf
l
.1
i
I'
l
r
ver
was
uiicluingeu
t
-';-'.
m
A.i7h-iite
of
Stewart
Is
Prince-Rupert
to-
we
aboaHhe
been
in
-vancou
,
In
process
or
conii."
11.
Shamrock
Tea.
ooontinnnl
Centre
Dance
..
vtr.rTTni'TJ
March
'2'.
(
CP)-
I
mo
1Ph
11.
Odd
fellows'
Hall.
Vflyu".";'i
.
.
.j
Wlieat
was
quoted
nere
.ww
41.37.
Barn
Dance,
Moose
Hall,
March
HAK
SILVER
gt
pat,rCks
tea
-and
social
eve-(
Ml-
nlng.
Cathollc'Hall.
warcn
u
CP)
-Bar
NEV
YORK:
March
25
and
26,
CIRCUS,-
mother
recently
una
-
church
n.rSrbTa
buiy
slimmer
In
the'
:Pregbyterlan
Easter
Sale,
April
6
Portland
Canai
o.
d
,
Army
Salp
Aprll
13.
result
oi
me
.
.
h
,
1V1UILH
'Dance,
Oddfellows
Anglican
'Tea,
Mrs.
B.
C.
March
:24.
Orange
Spring
Sale
March
25.
!j
Queen
Mary
Daffodil
Tea
April
'18.
Oil
TII1KI)
AVENUE
phone
122
j.
H.
BULGER
.
optonif
trlst
I
Moose
Meeting.
Tonight.
'51'.
Mrs.
A.
M.
Dowther
returned
t;
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from-
a
business
trip
to
Gvro
Club
nresents
concert
Capi
tol
Theatre,
Sunday,
9:S
p.m.
Cap-
......
.
,
a
uAln
-t
returned
to
the
city.
.incial
police,
t,
i
.
cni,
"
H.
Singleton,
c
representing
a
Smith
,..
.
,,
,
,
i
...
.
,
...
...
.j
on
mc
rriiice
ivupciv
uiu
mum-
tuav.ason
jina
wngni
v
to
Vancouver
on
,
from
ft
trlp
'"B
1
'
"
1
(through
Prince
Rupert
today
,
cscnn
bound
for
Portland
Canal
points
auiy-
j
He
will
be
In
Prince
Rupert
again
.
wins,
R
M
who
i
next
weeK.
)been
(been
Qn
on
a
ft
vlsU
visu
w
Vancouver
vu
.cuuver
an(j
,u
Horton
Jack,
-son
of
Mr
Mrs.
P,
S.
Jack
of
Stewart,
Is
a
i
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
Ru-inert
tnrinv
bound
north.
"He
is
SUf
.
.
i
.
i
,
i.
,
n
.i
i
t
Suneriniendent
nf
rannrthn
N-ii.ienng
irum
a
oroKcn
uiimc
.mu
i
Vessels
nave
Misses
Wadea
and
Margaret
Mnssnllpm.
who
have
been
on
a
visit
to
Los
Angeles
'with
their
mother,
Mrs.
N.
Mussallem,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morn
ing.
Mrs.
Wilfred
Newton
Crippr
daughter-in-law
of.
Mr.
and
,Mrs
George
W.
Crlpps.
accompanied
by
her
young
son,
Dale,
arrived
from
he
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
his
morning.
Mrs.
Cripps
Jr.
will
be
the
guest
of
Mrs,
Cripps
5r.
during
her
visit
to,
Prince
Rupert.
Fourth
Avenue
Residence
Sold
Fred
We
sell
Has
Purchased
Home
Of
James
Mastin,
It
I.s
Announced
Purchase
by
Fred
Wesch
of
the
residence
of
James
Mastin
at
218
Fourth
Avenue
East
Is
announced:
lttillans
Orchestra,
choral'
singers,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
vescn
win
lane
up
ss-
nt
nrmps.
or
residence
there
after
April
l.
Mrs
Capitol
Theatre,
...
(54)
Mastin
and
family
are
leaving
for
r-.
Vancouver
to
take
up
residence.
Corporal
Harold
Raybone,
prov-
j
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
Philln
Davis,
E.
A.
Blrkby
and
Qr
MfS
j
patrUyt
i
Victoria,
returnee,
to
me
cuy
irom,
.
...
me
soum
on
uw
nM
,
,MmnM
,nil,
Onensbauer
and
this
morning.
William
Grant,
deputy
mining
recorder
of
"South
Hazelton,
who
formerly
lived
in
the
old
town,
returned
this
morning
from
a
visit
to
"Vancouver.
He
Is
leaving
on
this
evening's
train
for
tne
interior.
H.
Anderson,
Terrace
Mrs,
Dober-
czak
and
child,
Pacific;
H.
Ralph
Prince
George;
H.
Palm,
Dawson,
K.
Tateyama,
Sunnyslde;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Brown,
Port
Simpson;
P.
.1.
Rolls.
C.
N.
R.
Knox
Frank
McDonald,
city.
'Prince
Hupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Gammon
Prince
George;
Miss
Margaret
Bu
singer.
Telkwa;
Mr.
and
'Mrs.
F.
O.
Mills;
New
Westminster.
Royal.
P.
Blanche,
Vancouver;
Charles
Wilson
and
Tag
Lai,
city;
V.
L
Evans,
Toronto.
t
Mrs.
J.
Savoy
Johnson,
Port
'Edward
Sam
Stewart
and
Arthur
E.
Nel
son,
Klncolith;
J.
McOlashln.-'clty.'S
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THIS
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the
first
sneete
or
sniffle
or
irritation
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the
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it
helps
to
pre
vent
many
colds,
or
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their
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'
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