8
I
Prime
Uupctt
Daily
JUctos
Monday,
March
21,
1919
TODAY
to
WED.
SEE
IT
FROM
THE
BEGINNING
Regular
Price
w
JSHIPS
and
.
V
v
K-W4SffiV
'
Av.T3
i
waterfront;
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:
57rT
of
BRIDGE?
Vry
h
T
laKing
over
the
run
from
the
VI
Camosun
which
has
been
with
REBEKAH
FASHlOFi
SHOW
drawn
from
service
for
an
overhaul
at
Vancouver.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
John
Boden.
making
her
first
call
lierp
in
several
months,
arrived
in
port
at
10
o'clock
last
night
from
the
i
-
i
WEDNESDAY
N
Id
I
IT,
8
P.M.,
MAKCJI
2J
ODDFELLOWS'
HALL
Admission
50c
FASHIONS
BY
WALLACE'S
-of
Course!
south
and
sailed
early
this
morning
for
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
whence
ne
will
return
here
tomorrow
to
sail
south
at
1:30
p.m.
,
f
ii
-
-
i
vy
ft
?i
-
i
,
i.i
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4
-
I
Union
steamer
Coquitlam
Capt.
Alf
Aspinall,
arrived
in
port
at
1:30
yesterday
afternoon
from
Massed
and
Port
Clements
and
sailed
at
10
p.m.
for
Bute-dale,
Naniu,
West-view
and
Van
in
membership,
those
present
learned
that
the
union
had.
dur
KAIEN
CREDIT
UNION
MEETS
over
the
defnnrllior
,.i,
couver,
ing
the
past
year,
increased
its
total
to
almost
13!)
members,
now
holding
a
total
of
over
$15,000
in
assets.
Mrs.
Florence
Greenwood,
treasurer,
reported
that
loans
HI
Tcr
Cent
Cut
in
Interest
I
,
iiuiiijJS
floor
h
i
u
Peoples'
Store,
which
gives
them
8
all
an
8
point
margin
to
work
on
!
Um,
'ap"n'li
for
Hie
second
game
this
eve-
n
i'?
for
.
U
ning.
The
first
quarter
..
.
1"''t
:
belief.
The
rate
of
inlerea
paid
on
share
savings
was
almcst
4
in
1918
Announced
,
An
atmosphere
of
optimism
Prevailed
at
a
mpptinir
1k1-1
Inst.
equal
to
that
of
many
approved
bond
issues,
it
was
reported,
and
Blow
with
less
shooting
and
,
M
totalling
$13,000
had
been
made
floor
ulav.
The
hull
"
ar.d
r(l
more
f
,
r-
also
that
a
real
contribution
to
economy
in
the
family
budget
is
made
by
the
i.eciaratioa
of
a
sm
w
.
v
-v-
-
-
fi
--iffi
nrir
tm
i
"hi
'
iriiifi)Trrni
week
In
the
Club
Lounge
of
the
(
during
the
past
year.
She
pohu-Civic
Centre
by
the
Kaicn
Con-,ed
out
that
ad
leans
were
cov-sumers'
Credit
Union,
under
the
ered
by
insurance
."assuring
in-chairmanship
of
George
Vier-
vesting
members
of
the
safety
eck.
union
president,
who
is
also
of
their
investment.
Mrs.
Green
treasurer
of
the
Prince
Rupert
wood
also
stressed
the
value
to
Fisherman's
Credit
Union.
the
community
of
the
psycho-
'Kncoiii-aaed
bv
the
treasurer's
locical
effort
nf
fH!l
tn
111
i.'o
If
tied
up
too
many
limes
to
make
Hoi.-i
P'r"''
u
gocjd
sliow.
High
School
scored
!
W
ls
n
the
only
field
goal
in
the
filsl!
Thi
quarter
and
took
the
lead
In
m'
Bame:
the
second
Peoples
did
most
of
,,L
their
scoring
of
the
night
as
'
tSfi.
they
netted
4
points
to
make
the
i
10
per
cent
rebate
to
all
borrowers
of
the
interest
paid
by
them
on
loans
in
1948.
Guest
speakers
on
the
program,
II.
C.
Daykin
and
J.
D.
SITE
OF
BRIDGE
A
campaign
residents
of
Cape
Breton
and
Nova
Scotia
have
waged
for
50
years
ended
with
the
announcement
that
a
bridge
will
be
built
across
the
Strait
of
Canso
linking
the
industrial
island
with
the
rest
of
the
province.
This
aerial
photo
shows
the
site
of
the
proposed
bridge.
It
will
be
built
between
Cape
Torcupine
of
the
mainland,
bottom,
and
Bal-acho
Point
on
the
island,
a
distance
of
3,075
feet.
The
white
lines
in
the
photo
are
highways
and
south
of
highway
on
mainland
is
the
C.N.
railway
line.
Mulgrave
will
be
the
nearest
centre
on
the
mainline
to
the
bridge
and
is
the
mainlan
dterminus
of
the
present
ferry
to
Port
Hiwkesburg.
Port
Hastings
will
be
near
the
island
end
of
the
bridge.
Dotted
line
from
Mulgrave
indicates
ferry
route.
(fjp
photov
score
5-4
lor
High
School
at
the
half.
In
the
Kcif.i.ii
h
iir
r,.
Unifies
i
Siddons
of
the
University
of
Viiy
report
of
'a
doubling
of
assets
ings
as
achieved
through
the
en-
aSushVo
,nhf,
f
as
well
as
a
100
per
cent
Increase
dowment
loan
scheme
in
use
virZ
STti
r.
:
the
credit
union.
In
the
nast
k
,u-..i..
:
.'
!
pic's
Store
was
co
mpletely
shut
'out
except
for
a
lice
shot
in
the
fourth
quarter,
while
High
School
continued
to
do
all
tin
eha
wi,.j
c
"lc
eauifiiim
on
me
pro-
HhiM
5
financial
r
,0r.Ty,!frSCS
institutions
6ss
of
co-operatives
and
cre-tabhshed
Ciit
unions
with
partlcu!ar
'
rpf.
'
have
constants
emphasized
the
erence
to
thft
f
CHIROPRACTOR
HKTWKKN
15.SKI:TS
(continued
rrom
page
)
countries
throughout
the
world.
mounting
value
to
urban
communities
of
small
but
svstc-
mey
reminded
those
present
scoring
and
built
up
their
lead
The
game
was
a
close-checkirm
one,
with
Jackie
Budinich,
high
scoring
forward
of
PeopleV,
Store,
being
held
to
her
lowest
u!Z
CJ1
T.
PCdH:'S
?f
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisher-
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
Iiiti
rincdiatr
League
Merchants
took
a
command-
.
r.f,,.lvl
;.,,.,,,
OUu-
men-s
credit
Union,
now
the
cien
economic
slumps.
lare.st
rrp,m
,
,
;
John
F.
L.
Ilughos,
DC,
Pli.C.
21-22
Besncr
Block
Phone
151,1'K
442
for
Apioin(ment
HOI
IKS
I0:3vi
a.
in.
to
ia:30
p.m.
unci
2
to
6
p.m.
i:
KVi,(iii
Miiiidwy
nd
Friday.
7:30
p.m.
foi
thq:i
unable
to
enmc
during
the
day.'
RECEPTIONIST
In
attendance
afternoons.
In
the
report
of
the
credit
i
,
!
score
this
year
,
,
,
,
i
Ij'Himip
sell
il-f
m:
Iw
incv
rip.
This
had
a
dis
mid
Reminisces
gina,
is
a
local
achievement
re-
tfeated
Morgan's
34
to
23.
Thei!Str0US
'
tlle
W
fZn
T
C"Tl
CeS'
"
flectinB
favorabIy
Canada-wide1
w
was
s
made
evident
tnat,
as
a
.
I:pm!,ut
of
cnnmlty
im
in
Unl
svice.
credit
union
the
on
development
of
com
:
conduct
of
the
game
was
better'?"16
Sfnnf
po''r'
us
lf
thC
mai.l.spring
of
their
!
attack
than
man
the
tnc
usnal
usual
inl,,
intermediate
mpr.inte
amBOEEmsaemmmm
At,
the
fortv
pmmh
anininl
,
snip
,
wnrp
,
innnrnr
fit
r.,
i
,.ni.,.
i
'
.
.
.
People's
Store
'
look
34
shot.
ihnw
-hivhw
.,
i
;
"
n.upei
t.
.
-
,
,
,
,
'
"
games
ana
was
interesting
"
wi
inose
Having
-
anv
nn-,,
one
trade.
tu
...
..
.
nf
hulls
m
fa
.(
i,,n(,t
nr
Tir.
n.r.
i,,.ii
and
and
,
made
mnrio
,
"
9
2.
-
Thcv
made
1
nt
i
.
,.
.
....
'
""I'
Ol
Ollicers
lor
14'J
-
,
...,
..,,
3
.....
u.un
uUv;itph
Rnlh
I
nuvnil
am
if
I.
21:
h
mi51on
or
P"Htical
elected
including
Messrs.
was
M)Id
for
el:nt
thousand
dol-
Hibernians
when
it
1949
Oscars
b.,
wUh
MnrHnnU
ii-vin,.
hP,frcc
t,,row-
U
Scluwl
lokk
28
shots
and
made
5.
They
made
Ward,
WtMMloide.
Delanev
and
lars-
we
tremble
violently
even
went
to
tnai
uLstinguished
t
m,
,.
....
vsaeBBesiiauBsmammmBmmm'
Jill
LIU-
OilUUI
VtlH.lL
l
Evans
as
directors,
Messrs
HilR
a
to
j
think
i
i
of
f-
the
n
cost
,
of
a
sirloin
...
couple
,
for
providing
wholesome
:,.,,
(c
-r,,
lllu,
...J
n
3
of
-
13
free
throws.
Vsercck
and
Mrs.
Ritchie
a,
and
baked
potato.
family
entertainment.
What?
;
u
Hh
,.,.,.1.
,.,,
iv,vi,i.r
fiif
.
Junior
I.raur
j
Kinsmen
came
from
behind
a
first
quarter
deficit
to
win
the'.
credit
comnUltce
and
Cha-.
.,
.
!
You
haven't
met
the
Jordans.
j
firuit
,n
RCor,nR
nnd
alw
Belhs
as
member
of
the
su;xr-
James
Stewart,
of
Hollywood,
&re
you
have.
Most
of
us
know
j
,in
i',
i.iP
R,;;(i
it,r.h,u
visorv
committee
rv.
n,nv,
nn
i.
...v..
them
as
Fibber
Mrr.i-o
utiH
..n
'.
''
.
'
game
from
Rupert
Hotel
13-9.
le
!
.
...
i-"
--
-
J-iheld
the
iric
lead
lean
o
B
to
to
3.
o.
;
n
yuib
ui
uiiariKs
was
accord-
reporter,
is
beim:
called
down
"e
aie
raaio
conn-mans
who
do
,,,,
SCAMPERS
l
lie
sec-1
,
'
quarter
speeded
up
with
7'"
"r
",a'",rr
Ru,Mrl
"'"Pi
CiUi
"
1
,helr
coming
through
for
rm
and
quickly
I
went.
went
Intd
into
n
a
6-1
fi.f
lead.
i.,..,i
i.,..n..
.,
""vu..i5
uuh,u
junueis.
repcaiecuy
because
tie
makes
so
mumi.
Yomigm
gmaii
(Trade
Mark
llrg.)
Icncth'-nn
cMuuems
nau
Deen
many
"boners."
For
example,'
.
"
Herchants
wllh
some
love!
v
shot
s
!
served
by
lady
members
ores-
hn
i
Bless
US
alive,
one
rlifl
rlivpnunr'
.
.
..'
-
.
..
'.
.
...
..
ipnt
a
film
cw,-ir,
..m.,
...
....
vlw.,...
,
to
Keep
tiiem
in
1
he
lead
la
to
1
1
ho
ri,.nu
iu
icai
snamiocK
crowlnu
mi
rc.
...
.
..w-vn.y
'if,;'
Vim-
rVMiirili-
play
uline
is
liiii
k
.
.
.
limn-
mirariivp,
iiMiii'
loiuriii-tiilili)
1I11111
fvr
Ix-ftirc
in
a
ni-w
mix
ca-in
i
v..i,!)i.
i
i
.
.
"v
at
tne
nan.
fi-Wl
BirnWM..
t1..:..i
,
iwuuani
naiinicraits,
!
out
the
evening.
rouncteci
wrjtc
the
headlines.
Wrong!
Someone
else
handles
that.
job.
morn.
So
trim
did
il
sit
in
a'
lho
srcontl
M"rl;ll0llte
dear
little
"cnrci
"'tinned
while
Mo.'g-
pot,
on
a
cafe
counter
til-Man.
Kim-ii
vour
fri-t
rl
You'll
tinriti
rctiun
of
W
it
into
8
to
1
at
the
end
of
tin
quarter.
In
thc
second
quarter
Kinsmen
started
lo
take
over
he
scoring
and
t-j
cut
down
thc
opposing
lead.
The
scor
was
8-7
for
Rupert
Hotel
at
the
half.
The
play
of
Hie
third
quarter
was
close
and
on
the
ragged
side
as
neither
I
cam
scored
from
the
:uid
by
the
Rock
of
Ca.shel,
'tis
K
B
Bllll
Olllf.ll
laUlf-.lll
MIIIIIIIIT
Ioiijj
mi'iIi
u
iiiir
if
Simiuiii
S-nmprrs
,
on
lilny
at
iiiir
nIiii-p.
shooting
was
it
v-ay
in
i
iiiL'n
saw
Ireland
at
tail
at
-,n
"
inwrk-
Thc
"
l''ai'U'r
saw
the
The
copy
is
single
spaced,
too.
Wrong!
It
should
oe
double.
And
here's
another
boner.
What
Mr.
Stewart
calls
his
apartment
has
an
air
of
luxury.
Hence,
the
jeers.
Comfort
is
distinctly
out
of
place
in
a
newspaper
reporter's
life.
i
game
continue
on
its
pattern
a
Cray
FlanHIt
and
Sharlii
k
To
coir.pii.'i':..
c
I
loose
a
(''
Coat.
S'.iU
SI
't
'wtwafcf...
.
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
.
-
-
-.
There
is
a
KreatTleal
of
point
'
MIl:hants
u,"k
1hc
rs.
to
the
coincnt
from
the
Pitts-1
II-,)h
luiy'
a
U"d
bucket
burgh
Press
that
"the
whole
po-iUon
alwav3
feeding
hLs
for-world
is
beinK
svvent
bv
nn
ni.
wards
and
coming
through
wit;-,
WUATHAUS
I
PHOTO
FINISHING
J
Devcloninp,
PrinCine
J
Enlarein?
QUICK
SERVICE
tlemic
of
the
cimmips-
ti,
1
points
for
himself.
Younema:;
.
v
ACM
of
Merchants
was
top
scorer
cf
Boy
Scouts
meeting
tourists
true
it
is!
Nearly
everyone
FOR
ALL
TYPES
OF
PRINTING
is
a
first
class
idea.
Too
many
wants,
to
be
given
something
at
Ul(
u'Amc
wilh
12
Pin
CLOTHING
Professional
Supiilicn
visitors
to
Prince
Rupert
plod
the
expense
of
somebody
else.
I
M("'6-'
"Hack
failed
to
r;(
roiling
ana
this
field
down
their
(J
I
MOLTING
CARDS
PENS
AND
PENCILS
(HIKE
SUPPLIES
HOME
STATIONERY
a.uuuu,
lonesome
as
une
or
the
penalties
of
govern
they
look.
They
ache
to
have
men
t
aid
is
lho
u
!,!,..,...
,
scoring
power-
-l"U
1UA
oil
.,...,.J
...
ra,-'l-1,auw
Merchants
txk
wjok
00
00
shots
snois
and
ana
SEE
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
1
hw"ii
vi
1113
oi
me
sense
of
rcspomibil
I
promptly
and
intelligently
taken
ity.
Individual
stamina
and
self-'
madR
12-
TllcV
'
10
ot
IS
care
of
and
the
Scouts
have
all
determination
go
down
when'frf'c
thn,ws-
Morgan's
lHk
05
Nihh
Prjii(iii
o
mc
KOIIIK
1111.
"
'
..v....
Co.
5
.of
11
free
throws.
every
other
way,
they
suggest
That
kind
of
an
"arrangement
the
frontier-mcciselv
ulmt.
th.
rlpxt
rnv.ft
o,
Most
Up-to-I)ate
Cafe
in
&
the
City
Ladies'
Lcaauc
.
.
,'
"
"-
"Kui.y
power
of
tourists
ll'l.sls
are
are
loOKlne
looking
for.
for
Tntfi--
Inter
Kome,
Rnmo
whan
when
the
n,.i
i
..
.
licsncr
Block
-
Phone
231
Hit
barbarians
canio1
ln
Uic
lao'fs
game
I
School
took
a
13
to
5
victory
over
the
hill-tops.
esting
persons
wander
this
way
CVCrV
Summer
Illlrl
n
Rfnul
.,i
I
MV-.I
1
I
upon
rrom
8
,
p.m.
to
1
a.m.
.
lVl
ffi'ili
in
f'liinesp
NOW
AVAILABLE
never
tell
the
value
of
(-on
tact,
or
Bus,
streetcar
and
Unlley
CHOP
SUEV
(HOW
Jill
..u.-,k
..i.
way
me
i.rau
will
lead,
j
drivers
in
Vancouver
who
are!
-
Obliged
to
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Ho
More
Harsh
Laxatives!
Famous
cereal
brings
listinj
relief
suggesting
a
slow-down
of
traf-
iic
n
fatalities
are
to
be
avoided
What
the
men
say
ls
worth
A.
MacKE
iium
constipation
FURNITi
heeding,
and
the
advice
eoulo.
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be
extended
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driven
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"No
entangling
alliances"
counselled
George
Washington
as
the
newly
created
United
States
-started
out
to
make
headway
hi
the
world.
Sound
advice
at
the
time.
It
served
and
served
well,
but
even
the
father
of
his
country
himself
couldn't
fore-sec
what,
has
actually
come
to
pas:;.
hp.
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ago,
I
dpridfd
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lessening
in
the
rush
racket.
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lil
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can
if
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a
few
dn,
j
realized
Oiat
rexulurusrof
this'
breakfast
cerrnl1
was
making
mv
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mn.'l
they're
finished
with
GOOD
SAMARITAN
PliTERBOUOUOH,
Out
M
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exhausted
deer
was
unabic
f)
reach
firmer
ground
because
of
the
slippery
footing,
and
w.i
rescued
by
L.
Copp
from
Ul
irv
NEW,
BETTER
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
Numbing
or
Healing-Call
SMITH
&
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Phone
174
Box
274
T.
I).
raftillo
is
behoved
to
have
been
the
first
local
citizen
to
own
nnd
drive
an
auiomobile
in
this
tily.
Another
of
the
naturally.
Con-
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Camosun
Sunday,
10
p.m.,
CoquiUani
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ARM,
STEWART
AM)
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
IOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coquitlam.March
11
and
25,
10
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
cany
cars
was
the
justly
cele
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.
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front.
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washb!
than
ever
before.
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PACIFIC
oi
me
lire
department.
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a
not
unkindly
spirit,
yet
with
some
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dirt
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wild
gentle
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animal
was
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gain
its
footing.
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from
conHli,,Hiion
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bulk
in
tlm
die!,.
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misgivings
the
pioneers
looked
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To
Select
the
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of
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bush:
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member,
when
fu
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the
Jartre
selection
nf
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tl
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Is
Serious!
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Inspection
and
Polishing
Service-Every
Ring
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