taAz
four
Fraser
Street
At
Seal
Cove
Basketball
Game
Saturday
Night
Resulted
in
Score
of
S3
to
30
'
Fraser
Street
basketball
boys
visited
Seal
Cove
lor
a
game
Saturday
night
and.
In
one
of
the"
best
matches
to
be
seen
in
the
east
end.
won
by
a
score
of
63
o
30.
Seal
Owe
started
off
attacking
and
surprised
fraser
Street
with
some
snappy
combination.
Fraser
Street
was
trailing
at
the
end
of
the
first
half
bat
moved
into
action
in
the
second
and
got
their
shooting
eye.
Alexander
and
Ourvtch
fed
Arney
who
got
45
points.
Pavlikis.
captain,
and
yickovkh
did
some
good
guarding,
picking
up
the
rebounds.
CHe
Stat-ta
starred
for
Seal
Cove,
netting
12
points.
The
Fraser
Street
team,
which
has
won
several
games,
has
two
return
games
scheduled
with
Seal
Cove
for
the
next
two
weeks.
Individual
scoring
Saturday
night
was
a
follows:
v
Fraser
Street
Vuckovich,
8;
Pavlikls.
6;
Alexander;
Gurrtcrw
2;
MacDonald.
2:
Arney.
45;
total,
63.
Seal
Cove
Slatta,
12;
Anderson.
8;
Hlnada,
4:
Nagasuye,
4;
Parsons;
Borensen:
total,
30.
Don
MacCouver
refereed.
Quietly
Wedded
j
Saturday
Night
.Miw
Beatrice
Mona
Yates
Becomes
i
Bride
of
Oeorse
Tcrguson
at
j
I
Interesting
Ceremony
j
A
quiet
but
interesting
marriage
took
place
om
Saturday
evening
at
the
parsonage
of
First
United
Church,
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson
officiat
ing,
when
Miss
Beatrice
Mona
Yates,
daugnter
oi
Mr.
ana
aits.
Robert
Yates,
became
the
bride
of
George
Ferguson,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Ferguson.
'
The
bride
was
pretty
in
a
rose
colored
suit
with
grey
fur
and
hat
to
match
and
corsage
of
pink
and
white
carnations.
i
The
bridesmaid
was
Mi
Helen'
Hampton
who
wore
a
black
tailored
'suit
with
had
to
match
and
corsage
'of
pink
and
white
carnations.
'
The
groomsman
was
Peter
Fergu
son,
brother
of
the
groom.
i
The
couple
wiu
resrae
on
oeveuiu
'Avenue
West
They
are
well
known
and
popular
and
will
have
the
congratulations
and
best
wishes
of
many
friends.
The
bride
has
been
on
the
staff
of
the
Court
House
here.
The
groom
is
identified
with
Sterling
Market.
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Town
for
Your
CUSTOM-MADE
RUGS
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McNULTY
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session
and
Mr.
King
had
prom
ised
that
this
would
not
be
done.
Under
the
circumstances,
it
might
have
been
expected
that
the
gov
ernment,
having
been
given
enlarged
authority
to
pass
on
war
measures
and
raise
funds
for
the
war
effort,
would
have
given
an
accounting
to
Parliament
on
what
had
been
done.
Instead,
almost
immediately
after
the
opening.
Mr.
King
had
suddenly
caused
Parlla
1HZ
DAILT
NZW3
IshouH
have
replaced
him
entirely.
On
the
other
hand,
had
he
thought
the
eritteJtm
unwarranted,
he
j
should
have
had
backbone
to
stand
.
behind
him.
But
what
had
the
they
would
be
found
side
by
side
And
wh,t
htd
been
done
about
the
united
in
a
supreme
effort
on
be-
wmlt
unU1
tomorrow
man"
done'j
half
of
the
maintenance
of
the
He
couldnt
kick
the
mintster
out
liberties
and
institutions
of
the
"
demoted
him.
placing
Dominion
and
an
mankind.
One
nBn
in
charge
ot
the
department
i
would
have
expected
that
the
Prem-
un0r
which
came
the
men
who
ier
would
call
Dr.
Manion
Into
con-
hd
strTd
to
the
last
war.
Col.
solution
but
never
once
had
this
Lfteche,
the
deputy
minister,
had
been
done
even
though
Dr.
Manion
been
lven
a
'aSt-
cuh
W
ln
had
Riven
Instructions
that
all
po-
mnce
to
get
him
out
of
the
way.
litieal
activities
of
his
party
should
AaA
wnt
had
bee
ndone
about
the
be
suspended
for
the
duration
of
appotntment
ot
a
successor
as
.
.
...
.
.
nini?tr
nf
mtlmui
A
n
ux
war
ana
na
reinunea
irom
w-mt
avi
ny-
nnlntnun
W.J
i.
i
M.
raising
ail
questions
controversy
of
noiitiMi
pomuneni
naa
been
made
of
man
who
had
made
a
batch
Dr.
Manion
had
asked
the
Prime
tnmg"
ln
Department
of
La-
Minister
if
it
was
the
intention
to
m
cnre
01
un
employment,
dissolve
Parliament
before
another
No
Tmr
toT
rmic
io
accent
nennie
should
stand
for
this
kind
of
thine,
asserted
Mr
Cameron
This
was
no"
time
for
party
polities.
It
was
the
time
for
a
government
representative
of
all
the
people,
a
government
which
would
use
Its
efforts
100
percent,
without
any
deductions,
in
doing
the
best
it
could
for
the
country
Mr
Cameron
made
allegations
of
other
inefficiencies
0f
the
present
novernment
in
its
condut
of
war
matters.
There
had
bad
been
Dimes
ment
to
be
dissolved
and
an
elec-
(
.
Tn
S1"
tton
called:
The
only
explanation
H"?1
en0Bh
PropeUrs-
ere
Mr
King
had
to
offer
was
that
the
purcbase
01
a
P"-
ffnvprnmMit
Karl
Kau
-
perty
in
Vancouver
for
an
officers'
ticized
and
that
he
ldX
meM
l
xemt
of
.0K
vl
'
the
record
to
the
iool
could
have
beenlUsted
eect,
Ior
There
had
been
that
had
bfn
w-
nn
unifornu
aad
uat
im
?
key
thrown
away
before
anv
oo-
portunity
had
been
given
to
study
,
Bnp,re
alr
and
and
discuss
discuss
the
the
facts.
fact?
Wa
Was
it
it2
that
when
flrst
!"erea
While
a
mighty
empire
trembled
and
history
held
its
breath
their
ill-starred
love
burned
clean
and
strong!
The
story
of
the
queen
who
could
be
everything
Vt
a
woman.
..the
man
who
could
be
every
thin
s
but
a
king!
BETTE
ERROL
DAVIS
FLYNN
'The
PHvale
Lives
of
ELIZABETH
AND
men
close
co-o
ESSEX
reature
at
7
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and
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and
their
dependents,
orgy
and
taxes
wlU
be
awful
With
n
J
PonoiroJ
Deration
eration
with
Great
Brl-
a
national
government,
party
poll-
DllUgC
lACpaircUj
tarn
ana
ouer
pans
oi
we
am-
act
will
be
a
thing
of
the
past
p
CI
plre
in
air
training,
co-ordination
people
of
Canada
will
express
HraPr
NhinniTlff
.
immediate
review
thtXMKlye
la
March
M.
I
am
sat-
rr"'b
the
Prime
Minister
did
l
ot
wish
to
JL
k
f
.
'
of
eensar,hlp
and
othr
rttrtcttT
.
lsfled
that
the
ctttsens
of
Skeena
D
D
ft(11B1J
take
the
responsibility
for
the
ac-;!
t
KT
reulatteM
and
steps
to
keep
the
10.
by
their
votes
that
they
DCing
KeSUIIied
Hons
of
his
government
and
iu'SSJ
S?Ji
f
peopit
My
intormM
00
w
r'
are
not
oan
to
be
governed
by,
failure
to
carry
out
its
promises'
S
"
.
J
I
frU'
appolnUn'nt
01
a
mtauter
a
lob-sded
toveroment
but
by
a.
t-.
,
,
...
ea
Qown,
H
others
beine
eiven
work
.ifr
tk.
,
.
..
vi.
unira
naa
epressec
nimseil
'
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iv
percent
uanmamn
governmeni
Dm,
.
.
vru
vrrrftvs
proper
care
and
protection
1.
had
not
mw
vbbimi
.1
.
..
mninvmnt
wmhUm
imidiM.
.
.
.
.
.
uii
uic
manner
01
aissojuuon.
un-
.
.
,
,
"
,
.
oy
ana
ior
we
peapie
01
uanaoa.
irnt.
f.
.
ing
the
Prime
Minister
not
to
do
fj,f,T"
I
UUon
f
recommradaUo
Mi
Brl.
tntoopentn,
ad-
,
kTFZ
this
unfair
and
unconstitutional
11,
51
i
commiaalon
on'dr
relerred
to
the
Wton
ot
w?rLj,
n
thing
and
J.
S.
Woodwwth.
the
C
oL
rT
'"ent.
postponement
of
pt,
beto
a
ao
spten-1
f,rM
,
C.
F.
leader,
had
aareed
with
Dr
!!"en
1U
1
a
i411
W3rt
mimedUUly
dld
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ts
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thU
govern-
w
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wuiii
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tAt
an
arwl.
!
J
V
Jl
vision
to
mmen
returning
Irom
W
n
'
w
a
merriment
of
Canada
for
the
'""t
nxt
four
vcan
m
a
ouMilon
of
and
industry
setting
up
of
Totan-
TOt
Unportence
Women
of
Can-j
of
,
'
young
"
man
W
tarv
ritlwna'
MimmltljkM
thnaah.
.
....
I
the
actions
of
hi.
leader.
Mr.
Cam-
Z
Zt
TZrZl
JJft:
tested
overs
e7en
be-.-
eron
aecteired.
No
man
had
the
tiarv
uZ
iZT
,
in
how
the
soldiers
and
depen-i
tin
tent
toft
and
f
.
right
to
be
in
public
We
who
was
What
then
'was
the
alternative
TcTTo
Basic
Prlnrlnlr,
i1"1"
uk
bath
.dWUoctli
thmuK')
v.
lauulc
4
ii
sern-
a
iM
nercent
man
all
th
aj,L,
rv.
ku,c"
.nave
we
Deal
id-,
r
was
said
that
there
was
no
oar-
u
th
iim.tin.
.1
.,
-
Hull
wi
UIC
i
Ali-
.
...
tiaUty
in
this
government.
Eagh-
roads
of
Canada,
he
was
opposed
teen
special
war
boards
with
as
to
rMMt.i.
1
r
..I
vimu
ana
was
...
...
positions
liad
been
formed.
.
To
pledged
to
abrogate
the
present
these
boards
only
six
known
Con-
treaty
and
keep
them
out
he
was
servatives
had
been
appointed.
definitely
opposed
to
conscription
I
Mr.
Cameron
then
turned
his
at-
and
all
his
supporters
were
ln
the'
entinn
to
the
Department
of
Na-
same
position
Conservatives
Lib-,
tional
Defence.
He
criticised
the
erals
and
others
were
falling
lnbe-
former
minister,
Capt.
Ian
Mac-
hind
Dr.
Manlon's
national
govern-
ut.
jui
his
actum,
tie
naa
ment
plan,
been
given
large
sums
of
money
to
Mr.
Cameron
paid
his
respects
to
provide
for
the
emergencies
of
war.
Premier
King
by
saying
he
was
10
mobilize
Canada's
defences
on
"nothing
but
a
Jellyfish,
residing
an
efficient
basis.
The
speaker
south
of
the
lme
during
the
last
then
went
at
some
detail
into
the
war
and
returning
to
Canada
to
orro
episoae
ana
ine
uaan
con-
uve
on
preferment.
The
speaker
tract
which
had
led
to
the
appoint-
then
asserted:
"By
golly
what
we'
ment
of
a
commission
of
invest!-
want
now
is
a
100
percent
Cana-1
gauon
10
ascertain
we
iacts.
The
oian
in
charge
of
the
government.
recommendation
of
this
commis-
The
Conservative
candidate
con-slon
had
been
for
the
appointment
eluded
with
a
review
of
his
party's
of
a
defence
purchasing
board
to
platform,
the
planks
of
whieh
ln-handle
subsequent
matters
of
this
eluded
successful
prosecution
of
kind.
One
could
not
escape
from
the
war.
full
mobilization
of
Can-the
conviction
on
reading
the
re-
a
da's
resources
for
war,
use
of
Ca-port
of
the
commission,
that
there
radian
uroducts
wherever
possible
had
been
negligence,
extravagance,
in
the
production
of
war
materhls
waste
and
dereliction
of
duty.
the
closest
possible
co-operation
The
speaker
expressed
the
opto-
with
Great
Britain
and
the
ap-ion
that.
11
the
Prime
Minister
"ointment
of
an
overseas
minister
considered
the
minister
of
national
in
England
for
that
purpose,
en-defence
had
been
inefficient,
he
couragement
of
voluntary
recrult-.
m
fullest
possible
use
0f
offers
of
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SEAL
QUALITY
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Packed
by
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salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
'year
rotm
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
service
of
veterans
of
the
last
war.
no
politics,
patronage
or
favoritism
ln
aonolntments
and
war
contracts,
no
profiteering
or
exploitation,
honorable
treatment
of
en-
MINERAL
ACT
Notice
To
IHInqomt
Co-owneri
To
John
vr.
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a
nd
(iundrr
nirkt
liind
of
Kttlr.
M,hlnjton,
V.
B.
A.
WHEREAS
vtmt
Me
owneri
other
than
njyiteir
to
tb
ertent
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than
or
quKrtw
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la
each
and
all
of
the
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8Ur
No.
S.
Btar
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No
10
WJneral
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attuate
on
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north
doe
of
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blana
In
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about
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EXAMINATION
FOR
INSPECTOR
OF
STEAM
ROILERS
AND
MACHINERY
Competitive
examinations
for
Inspector
of
Btearr
rt
Machinery
will
be
held
at
the
Office
of
the
Chief
T
Boiiera
in
the
Workmen's
CompensaUon
and
Lbm:
n
All
Dunaoiulr
Street.
Vancouver.
BC.
commencing
.
140.
at
ID
a
.in.
Application
forms
and
further
In
formation
may
br
from
the
Chief
Inspector
at
the
above
address
$500.00;
Sub
Lot
1
of
Lot
1429,
3nnr,nnn
Range
5,
C.
D.
Laketee
Road.
10
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Peter
De
Boer
Estate.
S100.00;
Lot
20,
Dlk.
11
8.
6.
Prince
Rupert,
Oeorse
Macklln
Estate
$900.00;
Lot
4,
Bit
37.
Sec.
5,
Prince
Rupert,
3.
D.
Peel
Estate,
$125.00;
Lot
3053,
Cas-slar,
103
acres,
situate
near
Aly-ansh,
Wm.
Stewart
Estate.
$100.-00;
Vnsubdlvided
portion
Lot
2199,
R.
5.
CD..
142
acres,
and
cottage.
Estate
Neil
McCarthy.
$300.00;
Ascd.
Lot
A
of
Lot
5
Blk.
2.
and
Awd.
Lot
A
of
Lot
0
BIk.
2.
D.
L.
45.
Port
Easington.
Estate
Mary
D.
Holland.
$200.00;
Unsold
portion
Lot
3822,
Caseiar
(Alice
Arm),
and
cottage.
Estate
John
W.
Btrombeck.
$500TjO.
Official
:Admlnistrator,
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
tf.
FOR
BALE
Baby
orous
new
blood
stock.
Unsexed
$10.00
per
100.
pul
lets
(91)
$25.00
per
100.
Also
Rock
and
Red
chlcka
$12D0
per
100.
Appleby's
Poultry
Farm,
Mission
City,
B.C-
tf
.
FOR
RENT
First
class
six-room
house,
three
bedrooms,
furnace.
Moderate
rent.
II.
a.
Helgerson
Ltd.
(60)
WANTED
WANTED
Small
furnished
suite
or,
two
light
housekeeping
room,
startlngvAprll
1,
Reliable
tenant.
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to
O.
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Room
3,
New
Royal
Hotel.
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A
truly
fine
selection
of
chocolate
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in
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city
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on
request
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selection
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ring
at
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may
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same
by
paying
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this
advertisement,
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priced
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