PAG
TWO
"MATT
Canada's
lies!
Shoemakers
Yo
&t
extra
eomfort
in
every
pair.
Priced
From
Stt.oo
7
m&fmurr
The
Home
of
Good
Shoe3
Hi
El
'Family
shoe
store
ltD.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PEI.NCE
RCPEBT
-
BBITISH
COLCJIBIA
PablUbed
Ere
17
Aftwooca,
Ezcpt
Sunday,
by
Prince
Btrptrt
DalJy
Ke-M.
Llrslled.
Third
ATnoe
H.
F
PULLEJJ
-
-
-
Ifararfrg-KIT
SURSCKil-riO.S
KATIS
City
dellTery,
t7
earrttr.
yearly
is.tvjK.
paid
In
adratxe
Paid
In
adracee,
per
ireek
New
Department
Telephocs
AdTertbliir
and
CnetfUticm
Telephone
Member
it
Aodit
Boreao
ot
ClrcnUtlent
ADVEBTISI.NG
RATES
By
mall
to
all
cthsr
ccmntrtaE.
per
year
f
-17
T
TT."
A
New
Telephone
Number
456
mm
m
Taxi
AL.
FRENCH
With
The
Same
Reliable
Service
42
r
The
Utxrr
iz
Daacnter
tea
rroft
of
the
Ckr-i'iix
Girls
in,
:
Training
of
Fir
Pned
Chare
J
oeid
last
man:
id
:fce
chares
par-
Mcs.
ws
mi
Uttuu.
e&jicyabMe
j
and
coiorf
ml
event
:ir.
ibosx
siae-'
:y
in
aueatane
Tise
raea
er
m
Mrs.
J
T
whose
?ei
m
HrfcngFaee.
Mm
yiW-inww.
avtsatovt
of
the
-
-
Cans-I
dian
OMf
IB
Ttatnlnc,
Mr
aaa-'
omyitH)
bv
Vf
l
Klen
rtrnm
and
mntinu.
if
nn
l...
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.
r.
TZX
DAILY
.Sr
"Tnnrvf;-:.
!-
are
jaocHl
dianae
that
totrnOMfe.
:
dubfln
of
ine
uusex
r
.
:ww3
ate
to
be
orates!
eaefc
repre.:
s
"TO
terioas
change
.
bj
'fUtxt
XTjd
zx.i
Ubit
IMRWltt.'.r
L-je
t
asj
at
oeoi-r.
eB
ta
ins
nn;
aw
jbbst
uaar.
wpre-n
ir?
eating
oajfaSOr
Uv?Je.
a
this
prtsMt
lets
ane
-wmur.
use
aenBtK
iaw.
iMi
11
IMS
Or
rVSTtCTOE
GX
JTaXIGB
OTGH
SCHOOL
bees
w
a
Dqpagnaaian.
er
by
tor
Cast
ttst
icMfenl
to
am
Cart
vt
asaae
a
teach
emifieaiea.
These
certificates
x.tCieML
This
is
a
:
faajr
state
that
m
aai
r
scnoot.
m
raanow
eotors.
ana'
in
mmi
t
-,h
naui
in
Uiu
fa-
OMf
welfare'
d
Tt
alBaaindet'
of
ItataalMMe.
PS
today
m
than
it
is
i
trceacirfi&t&tbtj
are
far
ssare
-1
Vin.
On
thss
point
wntrr
of
th.2
better
is
rather
inconnistent-
nc;
t-
v:
iltrdeal
hen
tth
rvu
1
w
uk,
iu.L
tftei
am.
iw
smaller
than
Prince
Ropert.
He
broner.
wartera.
the
physical
recreation
t'!tsJ
emaD,nS
,
Greetings
of
ehareh
orcanin-
ed
and
some
ace
which
at
lfP1
Tj
"l
ln
'tiom
were
presented
the
Ladies'
Present
is
com-
to
waste
and
22
'Jn"h,r
and
nior
Aid
by
Mr
J.
8.
brine,
the
-."
could
be
used
for
lftrar
TL,
tocnMd
Imen
s
Mi4onar)
Society
by
Mrs.
E
and
other
araoses.
are
aO
located
t
T"
.T
ecooon1,c
P.Jenner:
the
Junior
Choir
by
Mia
"
the
Booth
School
The
work
rooms
raore
iSwana
Oialson.
and
the
Sunday
m
the
facuitles
is
pri-
t2?lpne"t
School
by
Willrld
Hieki
ft
ffcondary
school
char
,1
needed
r:'
.
T
Leaderr
of
groopt
took
a
promin-.
tw.
luuaerj
from'
grades
7
to
12
lSj0O
ent
part
in
the
affair
as
toOo:
'
IOT
e"WPt
f""
t"1
to
esgh
tei
mJm
"a
:
t
.1
tu.
i
v.
t-i.m
are
nreaerMed
In
nresentine
th3
1
Lum
vt
uir
cuuiui
nani3u
in
-
.
fr,
nation
with
the
humwi
"wrr
wn.er
01
tne
'ewer
na
M.y
n-mnw
Thorvlay
Febratry
17.
19M.
Smite
on
Sondir
mWrnerpretaled
what
is
actaallv
Mother
and
Danahter
Sonday
VedThe
proposal
that
oniy
IMPORTANT
ftnPTtvp
pnvTr
CONTEST
.
obserred
on
Snnd.
mnrrt
7
and
8
of
the
Booth
t
in
Prince
ROpcrti.
reased
pnotl
particirjaUon
When
the
election
is
held
in
tbe
constituency
of
Dewd-I
a
hi
rrice
afropriate
LTeliT11-
.wtilL!h!
'nated
inn
iR
ney
to
cnose
a
weeemor
to
the
late
Dr.LR-
P
Patterson
locc
ta
Untt
anTseni7
i
the
an
effort
fc
likely
to
be
made
to
ttJ&SSiiSSL
v"t'
r.
hS
UOnerTaifVe
anl
rKaWlbtv
to
e
a
r
r
F
mm,
rof
would
remain
an
etaht-Brade
ele-
r"""
.'or
for
these
",C4e
CD1
in
'
-
A.
-
JHUlCll.
i.mmmu,
MIITIIUWlMinil
awywHiwiwiwn
-
"
.
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WW
'
w
.
w-
......
i
t
.
.
ir
sorernment.-
He
fbrthe
-
r,,..,
.
..m.
r
iiiwmij
.v-
-i-.
1
:
i
.i
the
most
'Mrs.
L
I.
Pngscey.
senior
groap
Mrs.
Arthur
Satton.
intermediate
tor
grcmp.
fitiii
1
1
Uj,
1
il
1
,,11
iwfmW
-in.i.
a
iwiiib
wvrus
wnn
r
J
sHon:
-Khnberleys
expert-
The
artWmH.
i.
the
cnct
wonM
,rnd
to
"n
that
th.
orotnaed
w
n
D
o
im-nrv
ra
'
Trill
"
,
"
rtx-trade
high
school
is
11
,
A
.
-f
.
1
j
nab
uiiuiu
itn
muni.
juas
nncn
.
.
-
i
inere
IS
at
Dreent
nniv
nni
WOUIfJ
Jive
the
LS
.F.
control
of
the
opposition
With
the
Oreen
gare
a
brief
talk
on
the
aims
If.
nwJ
3t.
PI!nt!htx)I
-andltorhim
in
the
city
and
right
Of
the
1
party
to
nominate
it
own
leader
in
the
House
ecta
of
the
Canadian
GirU
8W9
thi,
one
can
be
more
efficient
and
draw
down
the
-alary
that
roe
with
it
!ta
.T?w..
pe
7
a
Z,'
,,:
by
secondary
school
children
In
T
th
tl...
f
-
,U;f
.
.
.
Iand
anfl
Bett
Bettv
WHMnaon
mH
th
I
.
.
'
""UK'
(Kan
ho
t
wiaiici;
Laicm
i
jiii
in
i
riM
mrru
.
.
reprtntaUon,
it
fa
imderatood
that
ikJSSSi
()nervativc
member
for
Victoria
will
act
as
leader
of
P"n
There
was
a
good
in
uie
opposiuon
and
the.fat
that
he
hold
that
position
'
aMSMane
at
Will
give
him
a
great
advantace
over
all
other
claimant':
f:
c-
Lukmn
Jackson
.,Llei!
?f
the
Coniremtive
Party
in
the
province
of
Bntih
Cfllumhia.
AM1KHNI
ALSO
IN
LINK
A
meeting
wa
held
last
week
in
Port
Alberni
aUend-i
ed
by
the
school
tiiwtees
of
the
Alberni
and
Port
Alberni!
tehool
diirtrietH
at
hich
the
feasibility
of
establishing
a
junior
high
school
to
serve
both
cities
was
discussed
and
the
eatabmhment
of
the
school
favored.
It
was
decided
to
get
in
touch
with
the
department
of
education
at
Victoria
with
a
view
to
having
the
junior
high
established
at
the
commencement
of
the
next
school
term.
At
the
meeting.
Inspector
G.
H.
Gower,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
strongly
urged
the
establishment
of
the
junior
high.
It
was
noticeable
in
tfie
report
of
the
proceedings
that
not
one
person
representing
either
city
was
opposed
to
the
establishment
of
the
school.
LOCAL
DEFENSES'
Some
people
wonder
why
we
do
not
tell
them
more
about
the
plans
for
local
defenses.
If
they
think
again
they
will
realize
that
nothing
should
be
published
which
might
prove
an
aid
to
a
possible
enemy.
It
is
already
news
that
an
airdrome
is
to
be
constructed
here
and
as
soon
as
work
commence?'
on
it
or
on
any
other
defensive
operations
doubtless
a
possible
enemy
would
get
word
of
it
without
reading
it
in
the
newspapers.
It
would
not
need
much'
of
a
spy
system
to
ascertain
what
is
going
on
here.
It
mav
be
mentioned
in
this
regard
that
the
clearing
of
thirty-five
arcres
of
land
on
Prince
Rupert
harbor
has
nothing
to
do
with
the
airdrome
and
is
quite
a
distinct
nroject.
Tenders
have
not
yet
been
called
locally
but
Word
has
been
received
from
Ottawa
that
this
will
be
done
very
soon.
a
eoni-
-on-ren!W
answer
to
the
probferj
.f
sreondary
education
in
districts
her-
th?
total
school
popuiatlot.
n
all
grades
is
2009
or
leas."
Tti?
ruwsi
that
the
eiesientarv
cho-il
children
are
to
b
discrim-
the
proposed
x-
orranhation
H
cmundlevt.
To
be
sure,
we
would
like
to
have
an
auditorium
children
Street
School
would
Uke
the
ex-
"
V.V.
SCI1W'
,cn,J.a-
industrial
courses
offered
""l
time
u
"
Junior
High
School.
Thj
when
the
training
for"
futui-
clUrenshio
can
be
most
effective
service
of
which
aId
iTC
new
unlt
at
Booth
aceomonshed.
All
that
the
children
was
in
charge.
an
sthnated
school
population
of
moved
from
the
Booth
buildin-
Mist
Kay
Shrabsan
and
Miss
Ina
Jt
onder
400,
a
number
whiehlwouM
lone
would
be
this
auditor.
Montgomery
were
ushers.
.
the
building
can
accomodate
and
:
iurrt
and
they
will
get
that
latex
4
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BsssssTATIlAssBassssssssssssssssssssssssssaa
HAVE
YOU
SMOKED
A
TURRET
LATELY?
esigns
ID
VERY
smoker
lia
j
liis
own
idea
about
which
cigarette
suits
him
best.
We
do
not
say
that
Turrets
will
appeal
to
everyone,
but
we
do
think
that
iri
his
own
interest,
everyone
ouglit
to
give
them
a
trial.
Tor
Turrets
are
a
mild,
light
;
smoke,
made
from
a
blend
of
fine
Virginia
tobaccos.
No
other
cigarette
tastes
quite
the
same
the
unique
and
original
Turret
blend
takes
care
of
that.
Even
the
Turret
package
is
unusual
it
has
a
handy
calendar
on
the
back1
to
keep
you
up-to-date.
So;
if
you
haven't
smoked
a
Turret
lately,
try
a
package
todayl
1-p.r.i
y.bc.
ComP,r
w
c..fc,
n.,,;,.d.
"You
may
in
a
man
over
to
jt)Ur
way
of
thinking
by
sheer
force
of
logic
but
usually
it
doesn't
pay
to
try.
There's
an
easier
way.
The
secret
is
simple.
Let
him
think
the
idea
is
his.
Then
hell
be
for
it
lOOfc
We
all
have
more
faith
in
our
own
ideas
than
in
.
those
that
come
to
us
second
hand."
"And
he
did.
There
was
nothing
unusual
in
his
suggestions,
but
when
finished,
the
sketches
represented
his
iuca
anu
nc
was
an
ior
mem.
"He
bought
them,
of
course,
and
has
bought
scores
of
others
since.
He
feels
that
he
is
helpinc
to
create
the
f
.
"
f
f
-
i
r
-anu
so
ue
is.
fit
to
aee
it
!
school
ft
re
at
tfce'aafct
no
aaus
aamaaenta
frotr
ra
to
room.
Secondary
sehop'.l
The
proposed
sectadary
school
'wi
doe
and
the
proMt
higfc
orcaaiiauon
waaht
persaia
the
ex-
jehool
is
greatly
handicapped
D?
tfsaaaa
of
.leiaiary
srfcoK
teach-;
cause
of
this
inability
to
son
jeg.
nth
spectaaatt
to
each
sab-'
The
uiopotcd
rcnirganiaatlon
Is
vru
down
to
grade
7.
Ttis
wiMud'aot
a
makeshift
It
ha
been
deep-
suif
u
grcater
iwbfee
op-ily
eosuidered
with
a
view
to
gtv-u
a
aorr
etxssir
tie-tafcr
"fn?
pane
Rupert
under
UF
ae-
he
or
.he
attacks
the
obt
Parent
Tearw?r
is
protect
in
!r
and
TrtSfejOSHbj5fajd
pmjfjiaw
Ae
j
amor
ubfe
the
haase
in
tnUoa
I
desk
-o
stake
that
Obp
Minister
at
amranon
by
in-
;to
lUrie
Unt
and
resprinded
to
by
school
popasabon
woald
warrant
lracl"
wmcn
rrr
00
Mrs.
G.
V
wakimon.
to
the
SchooL
ite
ase
I
sbMe
moat
eaapbattestfj
mi'
Fe?rday
afternoon,
the
prin
nrrrfw-fJ
br
a
Pearl
lielnnis
and
that
thet
i
a
feeffit.
i
k
riP1
Kbnberley
High
School
.
4l-
tn
niHt'
nrvl
AtHrftiMt
iMtfar
fnr
afrr.
grade
pw
The
aad!t.riam
the
indm-
describes
the
setting
up
of
a
six
hieh
school
in
that
com
m
unit
7
Here
is
a
place
a
UUh
!
Hyde
f
!
Transfer
j
,
i
WOOD
j
GOAL
!
TRANSFER
!
I
J
.
.
Phone
580
!
315
SECOND
AVE.
dAssiflEi
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Hou
t
pan
mKnuun
a
yK
tntutn
wui
pnmor
nmtr
nnjjci
t.
.
u
abaed
to
bring
tMVbfidren
of
other
Maraunttt.
are;
tab
m'bo
prwaid
a
rVnc
Biipm
syKa
aare
ba
bar-
jrmtrine
It
is
nrtl
jarcf
and
pm;
Serrtre.
charv-
mooy
with
the
retteed
etrkBhiEa
an
wmn
u,
moaerar
pnpwiv
ea--
e
an
Vtetona
B
r
altrn.-
Indeed
tt"
Tfi
liftf
wnn
BfOKiessiTe
education.
2
LOTS
ON
Difcby
I
If
the
person
ho
writ
as
"
aa!--
Uti.
Letr.e
s
Pnone,
Blark
it:
sc
nrriroiuai
and
with
tlv
ood
faith
he
nr
He
'iMaW
reca
w
ri
or
Scr
erroT
liwlwd
I
wb
ZDrZ
.
rh
penaa
tr.
aqr
offvr-
in
.
itrls.Mr
flta
nil
MBWm
ni
J.
-
.V
V
j
.
I
wia
abstaniiatK
--
-j.
arr
ubi
i
may
uiiru
mr
,
.
-
writer
shows
profMBd
inornee4tiari
with
him
or
her
I
might
HsojpAKO
FOR
SALE
when
he
or
ate
attacks
the
pre-
state
that
I
shall
be
very
pleased!
more
(any
the
pmpossf,
B'
BWb
easaot
fc
Aftf
is
pr-awte
ZZLZL.
VZ
Jreriwitsbtloir
wh
the
eWert
1
mere
were
irre
uuu.
nw
10
enw
fitted
to-
hw
Kin
otTTl
m
the
i
riowTbeTaWKST.
"
b
Wr
tbat
(3anrr.
The
toast
so
the
Chwreh
oAnd
to
b-
eorreetetf
on
tfct
wmmmon
"nnwrny.
Tn
H
M
MORRISON,
wae
propd
by
Miss
Betty
Barber
paint,
that
the
btnldme
was
ewe.-
pfo?te-
ho
,re
eonwsant
with'
inspector
of
Schools
Mi
rf5df
u,
by
Re
IJC.
Jack-
ed
wnava
Hew
its
servtoc
as
a
inf
.
mtae
b:
to
the
Haw
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"A
certain
well-known
designer
of
wwen's
dresses
learned
this
truth;
after
tring
to
sell
her
sketches
to
a
large
dress
manufacturer
without
success.
One
day,
she
brought
in
half
a
dozen
unfinished
sketches.
She
asked
the
buyer
to
do
her
a
little
favour
to
tell
her
,
how
to
finish
them
up
so
hi
firm
could
use
them."
"This
simple
technique
works
extremely
well,
because
no
man
likes
to
feel
that
some
one
else's
ideas
are
being
forced
upon
him,
"So,
instead
of
presenting
complete
ideas,
offer
sugges-
!'.on,J't
thc
othfr
ma"
think
out
the
conclusions
for
rumselt."
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