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in
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You
Real
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and
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Made
by
the
famous
"Astoria"
maker
these
shoes
are
the
last
utjrd
m
style
and
dependability
Nine
style
to
choose
from
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$5.95
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shoe
store
ltD.
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Improved
Services.
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J.
N.
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manager,
has
just
returned
from
Vancouver,
with
the
best
staff
obtainable.
New
Cooks,
New
Everything,
Up
to
the
a
Minute
o
1
Special
Rluc
Ribbon
Beef,
Especially
Imported
for
2
ml
y-i
e
-
inis
vaie
Nothing
Here
But
the
Best.
Try
Our
Special
Sunday
Dinners
THE
CABARET
Has
been
converted
into
an
up
to
date
dining
room
with
special
provision
for
afternoon
teas.
Cards
provided
free.
Ladles
may
meet
their
friends
in
this
room
without
obligation.
Make
it
Downtown
Headquarters
Executive
noughton.
How.
W.
committee
K.
G
t
i.r
.jj
,
u
r
ri,omW
nf
P'nm.iyear
and
assisted
materia
Uv
in
the
out
that
CENTRAL
HOTEL
SOOMS
and
CAFfc
rbone
31
Fot
Ket
Hoovhold
Coal
MRS.
(1
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FOR
RENT
g
KINGSTON
ROOMS
g
ATTENTION
Fishermen
Bright
g
xlean
rooms
over
McCutcheon's.
q
Reasonable
rent.
Phone
Black
g
905.
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RENT
Furnished
2
room
flat
g
with
bath.
Only
reliable
peopli
g!
need
apply.
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Ave.
West.
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5,
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-
furnished
modern
gj
apartments.
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and
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special
coanrtt
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Branch
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P.
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and
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Rriions
tor
MlBer
reported
tfce
Jmar
SMTIHERS,
April
5
The
an-,
R4pert
nualmeettrt?
of
the
Bulkky
VW-,
bj,
ta.
tfon
a
Id
ai
towaase
unra-
,
ley
branch
of
the
Canadian
Lrgt..n
A
seeUTt
rflT.
w
mm
ttt
selective
British
tmml-
was
held
in
Legion
Hail
on
Thoo
mUrmUoa.
carefully
and
thorough-
"lu"Uc'
Pned
and
super
on
a
uSOTS
day
evening,
ere
were
about
49
I
scale
to
preserve
national
MHtmir
nrUent
nd
Intensive
as
pons-
member
ith
President
J
5cE?e
Jt
le
tor
Canada
Dominion.
toU
J-i
was
momm
U
tne
the
eiia.
ro
.
JtoEwra
recent
report
,,,
.bJ-h
tax
to
iwte
t
J
""1
WJht
nfcbts
laced
Brttfcfc
papula!
K
a
mte-
the
operations
of
the
branch
dur
wni
In
,n
a
a
"
3rtaOt
tx,
rlT
inS
the
past
year
In
which
ft
wa;
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monthly
ol
the
2.
af
C4IH1.
noted
that
a
treat
deal
of
wot
Junior
aewon
o.
u.c
r,u
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ha'
i,,,.
.
the
mere
of
Canada
otAnMatHM
ma
had
been
done
for
numbrr
ol
Chamber
of
Commerce,
report
nad
oeen
done
for
a
a
numo.r
oi
oyeeUnc
with
akrd.tbe
local
chamber
to
eotprw'
veterans
ha
the
matter
of
proeur-
wmaaaapieG
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pension
and
war
veterans'
al-
a
ot.afaad.
tottecom-
7
of
apectol
committee
was
haaded
h
eiar4t4ve
pJan
,
mittfa
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lowanee.
lowances
for
lor
those
Uiose
ettribk-
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for
lor
C.
O.
Ha
with-Ned
M:La
also
a
for
inwruon
was
necawiry
netwwry
w
pre-
pro-
these
pensions.
So
lea
than
seven-
,
teen
cases
had
been
handled
Ui
rere
tcoaimk-
adfanment
of
xcemoer
this
connection
and
In
all
bat
a
e
eeantry.
the
committee
feiL
1
vprv
fo
thrr
l.ort
hwn
rv
rr
all.
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as
follows
President,
J-
L.
MeEwen.
First
nce-Preldent.
IL
L.
Gale.
Seonnd
Vice-President,
Dr.
It.
C
J
Bamford.
Renenil
rceommenatiafi
on
hnraW
E
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Hoops.
Jame.
"ref
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morneo
J
Howells.
Jack
Wal-
Great
BrHam.
.
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.
rfvflTW
,trnr
.
late
and
Robert
Elliott
Finance
committee
J.
H
J.
W.
Turner
and
Charles
Neale
aManMi
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m
n
r
in
jus
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i
.nv.c
vnouiuvi
iiuj;cic
Canada
sufficient
efftet
fifth
anni
In
were
success
of
twenty
"
merce
Monday
night
Frank
Dockrill
of
Telkwa
mentioned
ve
of
Smlthera
cbratkm.
for
a
considerably
increared
popu-l
.
what
he
considered
to
be
a
laok
of
co-oneration
on
the
pari
orner
name.
After
the
meeting
the
veterans
lun.
tnat
tne
present
tinoaiancea
of
the
people
of
Prince
Rup2rt
and
the
people
of
the
in-
amused
themselres
with
son?
and
distribution
of.
the
t
Prior,
esneeiallv
in
regard
to
marketing.
He
instanced
story
for
some
time
Brithn
Empire
In
The
question
was
put
up
to
one
of
the
local
fWff
J-ZEiS:
plan
t
vesterdav
and
this
is
somethmcr
like
the
way
he
put
it
In
the
first
place,
he
said,
there
is
no
attempt
on
the
part
of
"
the
creamery
to
create
a
consumer
demand.
In
other
words
they
do
not
advertise
their
product
so
no
one
asks
j
for
it
Then
the
price
laid
down
in
the
store
here
is
slitrht-
f
higher
than
any
other
butter.
Another
difficulty
is
that
butter
has
to
be
purchased
in
large
quantities,
as
Prince
Rupert
has
only
a
weekly
freight
service.
This
meant
that
the
small
refrigerator
is
cluttered
up
with
butter
when
it
is
needed
for
other
things.
Grocers,
he
said,
could
buy
other
butters
in
fifty
pound
lots
as
needed
and
always
have
a
supply
on
hand
in
good
condition.
What
was
true
of
butter
was
true
to
some
extent
of
other
products,
this
grocer
said.
Take
eggs
as
an
example.
The
first
thing
the
egg
producers
should
do
va
to
form
a
central
organization
of
their
own
so
that
thr
supply
would
be
regular
and
the
product
guaranteed.
As
it
was
today,
a
grocer
might
buy
a
shipment
of
eggs
at
say
20c
a
dozen.
A
neighbor
might
ship
similar
eggs
to
a
competitor
for
seventeen
cents
at
dozen
which
might
be
retailed
at.
less
than
the
cost
to
the
first
man.
The
resn'
was
that
the
next
time
the
buyer
was
more
careful
and
bid
lower.
There
are
evidently
a
great
many
anirles
to
this
mat
ter
of
buvinq
and
selling
and
one
of
the
first
feems
to.
be
to
organize
the
sellers
to
provide
for
marketing
on
a
proper
basis
as
regards
price,
quality,
packing,
distribution;
and
publicity.
In
view
of
the
steady
development
in
the
producing
end
of
butter,
it
is
very
desirable
that
the
besl,
.'possible
co-operation
fce
brought
about
between
Prince
Rupert
people
and
the
producers
of
the
interior.
This
.
rhttst
be
a
co-ojieration
in
which
each
is
prepared
to
take
;
part,
seller
as
well
as
buyer.
'
It
must
be
remembered
that
there
are
many
interests
i
1
1.
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hi
yvorjt
trying
to
gei
mis
ousiness
anu
no
one
concern
wu
ever
get
jt
all
but
by
proper
organization
and
careful
'study
of
the
market
there
is
no
reason
why
the
interior
'produce
-s
should
not
supply
a
great
part
of
the
Prince
Rupert
market
world
and
tne
j
particular
must
w
nl:A
n'
,..v:t,
n
aii-aA
.
.
.
Inevitably
present
a
grave
econom
uic
rrwix
ucui
uunci
ji
m
uv
i
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.
,
;
te
problem
wHhln
the
EmDlre
that
in
Prince
Rupert
as
he
thougnt
it
should
be.
The
result
going
to
tiusco
j0bvtouiy
a
carefufly
formulated
tW
fi
rnviHprjihl.
nrnnnrtinn
nf
this
hutter
had
toi
SMITIIEKS,
April
5.-
Herbert
olan
u
desirable
Instead
of
a
be
marketed
in
bulk
and
was
put
11
up
and
sold
under
Mmejk"
fft,J
hapharard
movement
from
force
of
a
l
ers.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Welch,
rfrrtinMLnce.
that
Canada
had
!
left
on
Thursday
for
an
extended
.
,m
k,
the
fair
at
San
Francisco
before
returning
north.
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i
was
extremely
rich
In
undeveloped
natural
and
potential
resources.
that
properly
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and
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before
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