prince
Hupctf
?atlt
l3cU)S
Friday,
February
4,
191!)
rSLIMNESS
I
KEYNOTE
MIHUmWIIHIMIMI
SHIPS
and
round
gathered
tl.ft
tiy
pull
Mrev
Colors
are
s,u
creamy
whi,
'th
"
suddi-n
a,'
royal
blue
ials
have
a
e
ness
and
ea,i;.
"
dohe
In
many
attractive
ways.
l5i''ss
.
sleeves
are
tquarely
taifoi'd
or
cut
in
one
with
the
bodice
with
nice
roomy
utu.ei-arins
U
give
a
fluid
look.
These
too
are
gently
padded.
Cuffs
are
important,
often
winged,
sometime
In
contrasting
IILtt
!
I
ABSTINENCE
WATERFRONT
Sill
s
PLEDGE
ASKED
Classic
Lines
Ignores
Extremes
of
Fulness
and
Lean
to
Femininity
in
Pastel
Colors
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
II,
.
tcu
BURNS
LAKE.
t'.l
!
5
-
Jiairison,
u-uir.
y
caU
lenstki.
usually
with
the
j
li
usin
un
airD'a,
r..ll
f.iilf
t
iiwr
v'.trt
rf
If
.
1
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hi-wt
i,.i...
''I
Southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver
on
a
regular
voyage,
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
Graham
Hughes,
was
in
port
from
4
o'clock
to
5:30
yesterday
afternoon.
The
vessel
brought
in
38
passengers
of
whom
one
Miss
Stauffer
from
Appreciative
Farewells
Are
Said
at
Presbytery
Session
i
Congregations
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
will
be
asked
:
to
commit
themselves
to
a
vol-!
untarv
pledge
of
abstinence
LONDON
Cf
Ease
is
the
keynote
of
linen
styles
in
London's
spring
fashion
shows.
All
Garments
are
easy
to
hig
suits.
Othirs
are
definitely
"new
look."
A
lovely
example
in
brightly
patternecr
Mny-gashel
has
gathered
bodice,
tnrougliuut
lhe
Buk"'
and
later
will
ny
"'
'
collect
the
,ils
Wrangell
disembarked
here.
Seven
took
passage
from
here
for
the
south
Miss
Agnes
Sar-geant
for
Victoria
and
E.
S.
TODAY
7.00-9.12
SAT.
2.00-4.40-6.5
THE
BERWICK
has
a
living
room
and
race
overlooking
the
garden.
The
vice
rooms
face
the
street.
Since
all
are
equally
accessible
to
the
front
entrance.
There
is
a
large,
well
-
lighted
dining
space
in
the
kitchen,
which
is
also
equipped
with
a
6-foot
IT
move
In.
There
are
no
exaggeratedly
tight
skirts,
no
hip
padding
or
exaggerated
fulness.
Instead.
the
classic
tailor-made,
with
softer
and
more
feminine
lines,
is
preeminent.
Jackets
are
easy-'fitting,
of
classic
length,
with
neat
but
not
tight
waistlines.
Peplum
fulness
is
slighter
and
concen
I
i
Laycock.
Hugh
Brown,
Mr.
Squarebriggs".
Mrs.
Fred
Jensen.
K.
Jardine
and
W.'
E.
Taft
for
Vancouver.
O
tt
11
I
J
1
from
intoxicating
liquors.
This
was
resolved
at
the
annual
I
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery
which
concluded
I
I
sessions
lure
Thursday
evening.
I
The
proposal
was
made
by
Dr.
1
;
Hugh
Dobson,
secretary
of
ev-
angelism
and
social
service
for
I
western
Canada.'
who
deplored
the
waste
of
money
and
human
I
lives
caused
by
the
liquor
traf-
fie.
He
emphasized,
however,
that
the
pledge
should
be
pure-
f;X
uwforo
ill
LA
owwssewMtAX:
trated
at
the
back
or
front,
Back
on
the
Alaska
run
for
the
first
time
in
four
years,
Harry
Beale
is
relieving
as
purser
of
the
steamer
Princess
No-
leaving
a
clean
hipline.
Hip
emphasis
Is
again
on.
ly
a
voluntary
one,
inspired
by.rah
wnich
was
in
port
yester-the
consciences
ql
church
com-:
,3
afternoon
southbound.
He
V
J
CARTOON
ViriiLd
I
U
NEWS
sllmness.
Skirts,
however
exuberantly
pleated,
are
smooth
at
waist
and
hipline.
A
popular
skirt
style
Is
a
pencil
front
with
back
fan
pleating.
This
gives
a
slim
line
In
repose
and
oi
i.n7A
municants.
iias
been
running
for
some
1
'
Dr.
Dobson
stressed
the
grow-time
0I1
tne
Vancouver-Victoria-
ing
need
for
care
of
aged
people
Seattle
ships.
James
Merrick,
j
and
told
the
delegates
thai
legular
purser
of
the
Princess
i
,
storage
cabinet
and
modern
L
-
shaped
cabinets.
The
side
ntrance
to
the
kitchen
leads
directly
to
the
full
basement.
There
is
a
recessed
tub,
small
cabinets
above
the
fixtures
with
a
large
mirror
between,
in
the
bathroom.
Closets
are
ample
in
The
Berwick.
There
are
twin
wardrobes
in
the
bedrooms;
a
linen
closet
in
the
-bedroom
hall
and
a
coat
closet
In
the
entrance
hall.
'
The
txltriur
of
the
Berwick
is
fiiiiohfd
with
siding,
except
the
kitchen
projection
which
has
a
flat
roof
and
vertical
boards
in
place
of
the
siding.
HigrTwindows
In
the
bedroom
Increase
the
usable
wall
spaci.
Dimensions
of
The
Berwick
are
36
feet
wide
by
26
feet
deep.
It
has
an
area
of
992
square
feet
and
a
volume
of
19,672
cubic
feet.
Fashioned
j
For
Ruin-
Combination
full
Hare
and
belted
styles-
with
or
without
hood.
Sizes
from
12
through
44
Selection
of
prices
and
attractive
winter
colors.
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
church
congregations
will
be
j
Norah,
is
taking
vacation
aa
attractive
fluid
movement
in
action.
LADIES'
AND
CHILDREN'S
Pleats
arc
popular,
particu-
j
Jarly
stitched
pressed
pleati..
The
bulky,
unprcssed
pleat
is;
out.
Unprcssed
effects
used
are
the
full
straight
skirt
gath-
SPEAK
ANCIENT
TONGUE
More
than
a
million
Peruvians
still
speak
Quecha,
the'
language
of
the
ancient
Inca
Empire,
and
many
still
live
in
communal
groups
established
by
the
Incas.
asked
to
contribute
toward
larger
pensions
for
elderly
people.
'
Health,
in
all
its
phases,
he
declared,
is
a
matter
of
Christian
concern
and
beneficial
legislation,
such
as
the
provincial
;
hospitalization
plan,
should
receive
the
support
of
the
church.
;
He
'
asked
that
congregation
:
members
keep
their
legislators
!
advised
as
to
Christian
opinion
cred
minutely
into
a
tight!
waist
band,
or
skirts
pleated
byj
'
numerous
tiny
gores.
SKIRTS
WITH
SLITS
j
Democrats
Chuckle
Over
Belated
Funds
r
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
75
LADIES'
DRESSES
H
IN
GOOD
COMPANY
nninVTYlV
(PPi
Nnrnun
n
Pencil
skirts
are
still
in
vo.?ue,
TTME-SAVER
VICTORIA
(CP"
Legislature
WASHINGTON
CP
A
flood
0,1
hcallh
so
that
Uley
Wilson
of
Toronto
brok
a
bub-
mat.ters
members
will
have
a
better'
might
be
aided
in
their
work
40
CHILDREN'S
COATS
$9.s;
ble
for
Ediuontonlans
when
he
He
.asked
that
congregation
arrived
in
the
city
recently
to
in-1
with
slits
for
case
In
walking.;
An
example
In
rust-colored
j
linen
with
plain
classic
jacket,
and
rounded
peplum
had
slits
j
that
buttoned
or
unbuttoned
to
please
the
whim
of
the
Prince
Rupert
pre-datea
conscience,
cneq-
P.
Johansen.
Vancouver;
N.
"es
has
boosted
the
Democratic
'
Fiddler,
Vancouver;
J.
J.
Hill,
party's-
election-campaign
sur-Vancouver;
N.
Beatty,-
Vancou-
;
plus
to
about
$100,000.
ver;
H.
D-
Keld,
Vancouver;
G.
National
headquarters
still
is
)
transportation
members
study
pamphlets
on
in-
vestigate
the
chance
to
know
what
they
are
voting
cm
this
session.
Bills
and
amendments
will
be
printed
side
by
side
with
an
explanation
ol
their
meaning
translating
lrp.ale.se
into
clear
English
j
DOM'S
DEPARTMENTS!
problem.
Nearly
every
North
and
South
American
city
has
a
transit
system
headache
as
big
as
Edmonton's,
he
said.
wearer.
lernaiioiim
uuaus
ami
vmist-ian
use
of
the
Lord's
Day
which
will
be
distributed
throughout
the
church.
AddroRscs
of
appreciation
for
Trouser
suits
and
slacks
arc
Neubauer.
Queen
Charlotte
City:
chuckling
about
the
belated
con-Mr.
and
Mrs.
Complesan,
Queen
tiibutions
-from
long-time
party
Charlotte
City;
Bruce
Sung,
members
whi
mistakenly
jump-Vancouver:
B.
Webb,
Shirlev.
ifd
off
the
Truman
bandwagon
Miss
G.
Stauffer.
Owen
Sound.'"
the
Nov.
2
election
approach-0nt
cd.
Pre-datcd
cheques,
received
F
Wilson.
Chilliwack;
D.
'
a
Tier
the
president's
upset
vic-
the
work
of
Dr.
Dobson.
who
is
j
Crosby
IV
was
aiso
suoject
or
an
retiring
next
June,
were
macie
wf
:
appreciative
talk
by
Rev.
Mr.
by
Rev.
H.
Stuart
Forbes,
OfPfin
Fsillc
R.u
R
A
WiRnn
I
Bllllt.
definitely
man
-
tailored.
At
cream
linen
suit
with
plain!
turn-up
trousers
hasaa
square
man-tailored
jucket
with
long
reverse
caught
by
dorfblc-breasted
waist
buttoning.
EI-1
lectively
casual
are
the
sea-blue
slacks
combined
with
a
vermilion
Chinese
coolie
jum
Rev.
Mr.
Kelly,
who
was
dele-
Chaoman,
Kelowna;
G.
F.
Pike.'tory,
provided
about
one-half
of
chairman
of
the
Presbytery,
Rev.
Vancouver:
I.
Hopkins.
Van-
the
SIOO.COO
surplus.
How
to
buy
W.
P.
Bunt,
secretary
of
home!ul
110114
1111
ll'r,lle
u"sou.
missions
.and
Rev.
Peter
Kelly.
!was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Kelly
,o..or
r
.,int
.,f
:
as
lay
delegate.
Although
Mr.
Most
tardy
cheque
-
writers,
couver;
C.
D.
Ovans.
Vancou-
.
!...
i
nrnn;nln
......
i,t.t
ver;
W.
C.
uavies,
Queen
cnar-
mnuiiuau
uuiiima
.-a.
ju.n
service
in
the
Prince
Runert'i
Ke"y
is
retiring
from
the
mar-
.
ioUe
Cuv-
M.
Snowden,
Van-i
tuc.wd
wrong
and
wanted
to
do
a
DIAMON
Prcsbvtcrv
I
ine
sorvice
Ior
health
reasons,
I
couver;
G.
S.
Ladncr,
Vancou-i
something
for
theirs
conscience
The
work
of
Rev.
Peter
Kelly,'
llp
wUl
not
"
bc
Inactive.
He',
VCr;
V.
L.
Dryer.
Vancouver;
R-.iand
self-respect.
who
is
also
retiring
at
the
end!
y1""
lu
conunue
m
sumc
omer
.
m.
Bell,
Vancouver;
A.
L.
uor-j
nf
Jimn
from
thpmarim!
missioiLi111'11
ot
nfi''
don,
Vancouver;
J.
G.
Man-'J
per
top
with
optional
belt.
Dresses
follow
the
suits
in
slimming
design.
Full
flares
and
pleats
alike
leave
a
clean
untrammelled
waist,
and
hipline
and
give
a
fulness
of
skirt.
Button-up
dresses
are
popular
for
beach
wear.
Button-ns
cither
back
or
trout
is
G.
Steinbergen.
Vancouver;
YoxaU,H.
Haddon,
Vancouver;
V.
W.
-M-h
ho
h-,c
ririur-tpri
for
ih
Election
of
Presbytery
officers'
ning.
Burns
Lake;
A
McGuire.
Vancou-
Phillipson,
Vancouver;
last
IK
vear
aboard
the
Thomas
t"as
PS,Pn
unul
me
C.
Terrace:
S
J.
E.
Dr.
H
i
conference
of
the
United
Church1
ver:
W.
Hood.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
j
Merryfield.
Vancouver;
Tl."ir
value
deih'iid.s
on
many
tl!ii
We
often
have
a
chance
to
buy
durnxmb
f
jXHjr
a
quality
we
would
not
offer
tl.cii
lu
o;;r
tomers.
rhoy
should
be
pure
and
clear
mtwn'
cloudines."
or
tint.
The
cutting
of
their
58
Utile
Lirrt,.
!
&
well
done.
Their
shape
should
be
well
ii'jmn..v
T.
.shuulii
have
no
flaws
or
spots.
at
Vancouver
on
May
11.
I
Leichton
and
family.
Smithers;
Dobson.
Vancouver.
III
H
'
1
HI
!
1
Some
large
stones
are
nut
irlli
vi?
others
half
the
size.
rv.
if
inir
f
iictfiMif
tirotiflit
ill
a
January
Clearance
7
.
ft
Us
Your
Radio
Sick?i
4.
resetting
which
we
sold
over
30
yens
was
rtmains
how
the
value
had
imic.i-i
W'j
pride
ourselves
that
we
stl!
a
;;
good
tl.at
there
w
ill
never
be
any
fault
;,i
I
RADIOPHONE
SET
TO
Ken's
Radio
Clinic
HAND
TOWELS
for
F-l
SJL-OO
This
might
happen
to
us
.
.
.
but
the
customer
never
loses
when
he
deals
at
DAN'S
SERVICE
STATION
"Wljcre
the
Workinsman
Gets
a
Break."
MrBRIDE
STREET
English
Tvpe
Sizo
about
IS
x
:JG.
MEN'S
WORSTED
SUITS
Single
&
Double
Breasted
Stvles
CIO
!A
Sizes
:(
-
-12
each,
to
Clear.
.
.
1
AtJl
7
ONLY
MEN'S
TOPCOATS
2
for
SATISFACTORY
SF.UVKE
Dealers
for
(ENLKAL
DRY
BATTERY
AND
WESTINGIIOl'SE
!
i
Phone
53
718
Second
Ave.
81-00
19-95
Assorted
Tweeds
Sizes
37
-
40
each.
To
Clear
COTTON
PRINT
Assorted
Patterns
About
36"
Wide.
2
yds
for
TEA
TOWELS
(Part
Linen)
Bright
Colored
Bowlers
Size
About
16x31.
2
for
'MERCURY'
SHIRTS
AND
SHORTS
NO
W
h
lhe
Time...
85c
98c
All
Sizes
Values
to
$1.50
pr
HOLLYWOOD
c
Boy's
Wear
5"
Men's
'Mercury'
COMBINATIONS
Most
Up-to-';U'
fa.'
I
the
City
Open
from
i
P-
to
ZIPPER
JACKET
Assorted
Styles
and
Fabrics
Sizes
6-16
yrs.
To
Clear
3-98
NYLON
HOSE
"Substandards"
J
f
.S1.00
Long
or
Shyrt
Sleeves
We
Specialize
in
'('hiivsc
nih
CHOP
SUEY
CI.0W
MKI
IOK
Ol'TSIDE
ORItItf
rilOXE
1M
CO
QC
Sizes
Sizes
36-4
36-4
1
1
Pr.
To
Clear
OiillO
to
make
clianjrrs
in
your
nfrij;erat.iin
system.
Wo
will
lo
glad
to
assist
you
in
any
ments
contcmplati'd;
Have
your
machine
checked
to
see
if
it
is
in
condition
for
the
heavy
work
season
which
is
ahead.
SEE
US
FOR
YOUR
REFRIGERATION
REQUIREMENTS
Walk-in
or
Reach-in
Coolers
Frozen
Food
Cabinets
Ice
Cream
Cabinets
and
Domestic
Refrigerators
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
210
or
209
O
ALL-WOOL
TWEED
PANTS
Assorted
Colors
C
Q
Sizes
8-18
yrs.
To
Clear
I'OU
THE
Skeena
(onstructioi
&
Cabinet!
MEN'S
WORK
SHIRTS
(Irev
Doinet.
Sizes
11'
-
17
"
To
Clear
HI
II
DUtS
AMI
(,IMAI,
(
M
K
M
Sl-79
ESTIMATES
FHiE
ON
I!i;QLl'
LADIES'
SNUGGIES
AND
VESTS
Pink
onlv.
Sizes
S
-
M
-
L
C-fl
Aft
To
Clear
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LADIES'
SLACKS
Limited
Quantity
fv
sto
oca;'
S3-9
S5.95
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000
00
000
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.
MEN'S
PLAID
WORK
SHIRTS
Well
Made
Full
Cut
QO
(I
CI
Sizes
14'
:..
17
To
Clear
vQJ
There
is
a
MEN'S
TWEED
DRESS
PANTS
3
ONLY-LADIES'
SUITS
Dressmaker
Style
Clen'Plaid
Sizes
12-14-16.
To
Clear
Blue
and
Brown
Onlv
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S19-95
Sizes
30
-
40
waist,
pr.
To
Clear
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