Prince
nujjcrt
Dailp
J2cUjs
Tuesday,
March
29,
1919
x
TODAY
"-n
Emphasis
1
limit
on
parking
in
the
post
of-1
fice
block
on
both
sides
of
the
street
is
needed.
j
They
were
divided
In
their
ON
THE
STAGE
8:35
PM
COMMITTEE
TO
MEET
CRITICS
OH
REVISION
TO
TRAFFIC
BYLAWS
Proposed
revisions
to
the
traffic
and
parking
bylaw,
now
before
city
council,
were
postuoned
by
the
aldermen
last
night
pending
a
meeting
with
interested
persons
and
groups,
some
of
whom
have
already
declared
their
opposition
to
portions
of
the
changes.
Unable
to
agree
among
themselves
on
all
provisions
of
the
recommendations:
THREE
STORES
WITH
ONE
POLICY
iiOn
Skirts
Back
Pleating
Accents
Dresses,
and
Little
Suits
In
Silk
Stage
Comeback
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
(t
"Exit
appeal"
is
the
main
theme
of
dresses
In
London's
spring-
fashion
shows.
The
natural
feminine
figure
'Act
of
Annette
Mansell's
'SPRING
FASHION
PARADE'
BOB'S
Got
A
JANE
That's
Got
What
.
It
Takes...
ft
V"''
.
And
Brother...
Cm
He
Take
It!
Paramount
amenta
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
OR
MONEY
REFUNDED
Buy
with
confidence.
Merchandise
exchanged
or
money
refunded.
For
your
protection,
we
exclude
ladies'
lingerie
and
foundations.
has
triumphed
again.
Gone
are
changes
by
objections
to'
meter
jon
the
south
side
of
Third
Aven-eccentric
over-elaborated
lines
parking
on
Third
Avenue,
lodged
uc
West,
we
would
protest
any
so
evident
when
the
"new
look",
by
the
Prine
Rupert
Retail
Mor-:
proposal
nmmsai
tn
to
pstabllxh
establish
parking
narkine
IV
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
K
K
to..
Tbchnicclor
I
saivi.
Slft.IJ.ft
we
-lIAYSSTARTf
of
the
Post
Office
to
20
minutes"
but
urged
that
it
be
confined
to
the
north
side
of
the
street
only.
"Owing
to
lack
of
side
streets
meters
on
Third
Avenue,"
the
merchants'
letter
stated.
THIRD
AVENUE
RESTRICTIONS
In
addition
to
recommending
that
parking
meters
be
placed
on
Third
Avenue,
the
committee
sought
to
gradually
eliminate
taxi
parking
on
that
street.
Tc
do
this,
it
recommended:
1.
That
no
more
taxi
licenses
be
issued
for
locations
on
Third
Avenue.
2.
That
existing
bylaws
be
amended
to
limit
the
Darkine
of
taxis
on
Third
Avenue
between
9
a
m.
and
6
p
m.
to
one
car
in
the
case
of
stands
from
which
one
or
two
cars
operate
and
to
two
cars
where
three
or
more
taxis
are
registered,
3.
That
taxi
onemtnr
he
h.
vised
that,
after
parking
meters
are
nstal
ed
.on
v
one
sn.icp
will
be
reserved
in
front
of
each
existing
stand.
This
.will
be
abolished
one
year
after
the
installation
of
meters.
The
aldermen
appeared
in
general
agreement
that
a
20-minute
tirrinX
CofarVy
Bob
WW
0
Ask
your
Doctor
First
Don't
take
chances!
If
there
is
illness
in
your
family
.
.
.
call
your
doctor
IMMEDIATELY!
jThen
let
us
help
you
quickly
and
efficiently
to
fill
his
prescribed
needs.
stormed
its
way
in
nor
more
ugly
protrusions,
no
more
pad-j
ded
hips
and
bustles;
waists
are
not
so
pinched,
shoulders
are
slightly
more
pronounced
and
the
"bottle
neck"
has
almost
disappeared.
Accent
is
on
skirts.
You
can
have
a
softly
flowing
flared
skirt,
a
hobble-slim
skirt
or
a
pleated,
gathered
or
draped
one.
But
the
most
charmingly
elegant
dresses
have
"exist
appeal"
especially
the
elaborate
cocktail
ores.
Hartnell's
"Sna'I's
Tails,"
a
dark
"snail"
grey
tie
silk
with
front
horizontal
tucking
on
the
straight
tight
skirt
is
drav'n
round
the
hips
to
a
back
cascade
of
heaped
tucks
of
impressed
pleating.
Or
perhaps
"Black
Diamond"
would
appeal?
Here
Hartnel!
uses
blaok-grey
slipper
satin
with
numerous
small
horizontal
front
gathers
drawn
round
to
a
loose
back
drape.
The
neck
is
a
.
......
"iii-cm.!
v.im
utaaciiauie
naner
collar
oi
grey
mesn
diamonds
which
matches
the
removable
sleeves.
A
black
tie
silk
with
straight
slimming
lines
has
slight
skirt
fulness
from
back
knee-length.
The
"exit
appeal"
comes
from
a
swathe
of
white
slipper
satin
fastened
to
the
front
waist,
draped
over
the
hip
and
finishing
in
an
enormous
bow
at
back
knee
height.
BACK
PLEATING
Ail
types
of
back
pleating
are
opinions
regarding
the
necessity.!
of
instituting
angle
parking
on
the
north
side,
of
.Vcond
Avenue
between
McBride
and
Seventh
Streets.
They
agreed
that,
since
McBride
Street
has
been
designated
an
arterial
highway,
stop
sins
should
be
placed
at
all
sides
of
cnue,
making
it
a
"courtesy
cor-its
intersection
with
Third
Av-ner."
flo
More
Dosing
For
Constipation
Famous
cereal
frees
womai
from
harsh
laxatives
Searching
desperately
for
constipation
relief?
Then
read
.
tint
6n
ttolicited
letter:
"For
19
year
eim
strong
medicines
couldn't
help
me.
At
lout
my
doctor
in
England
adii.vd
KELLOGG'
8
ALL-BRAN.
I
began
to
eat
this
break
fast
cereal
and
soon
realized
I
was
better.
1
eat
ALL-BRAN
regularly
now
and
can
definitely
atiy
I
am
free
from
constipation!"
(Name
given
on
request).
You,
too,
may
never
hnv
to
taka
another
harsh
laxative
for
constipation
due
to
lack
of
bulk
in
the
diet
Just
ei
an
ounce
of
KELLOGG
'd
ALL-BRAN
daily-and
drink
plenty
of
water.
ALL-BRAN
U
not
a
purgative,
but
a
wholesome
regulating
cereal.
Kat
a
a
cereal,
or
in
muffins
for
constipation
relief.
If
after
wing
one
package
you
are
not
entirely
satisfied,
get
double
your
money
back
aa
guaranteed
on
the
package.
Buy
delirious
ALI.-Hr.AN
from
your
grocer.
Made
by
Keilogg'a
of
London,
Ontario.
""Tit?
'TT
"'V
v
brought
in
two
weeks
ago
by
a
special
traffic
and
taxi
committee,
the
aldermen
were
further
deflected
from
passaee
of
the
chants'
Association,
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
also
asked
that
action
on
the
revisions
be
deferred
until
a
general
meeting
of
that
body
had
opportunity
to
discuss
them
The
Chamber
meets
on
April
4.
Joe
van
Wallegham,
Third
Avenue
taxi
proprietor,
told
the
meeting
that
he
had
objection;,
to
revisions
recommended
to
cover
taxi
parking.
He
said
that
'A.
Bruce
Brown,
city
barrister,
is
acting
for
him
and
that
Mr.1
Brown
was
unable
to
appear'last
meui,
uu
dLLount
oi
mness.
,
Council
discussed,
the
nine-:
clause
list
of
recommendations,
'
then
decided
to
hold
a
meeting
of
the
committee
and
invite
any
interested
persons
or
groups
to
,
present
their
views.
The
Retail
Merchants'
Associ-
i
ation
"i"
as
enaors-,
ing
"the
proposed
bylaw
limiting
parking
in
the
block
in
front
(suumion
ior
one
idea.
Decorous
little
town
suits
ill
silk
or.
cct-tep
ton
reveal
"will-power"
wurr
oare
shoulders
and
back,
or
a
matching
brassiere
with
bare
midriff.
For
the
first
time
since
the
v
war
silk
suits
are
back
on
the
home
market.
Not
generally
popular
because
of
Britain's
short
summer,
they
will
be
the
answer
to
many
big
social
occasions
this
summer.
Made
in
printed
silks,
gros-
giain.
supper
satiu
and
taffeta
still
leavp
the
clean
hipUr.e.
i
OtherwUp
'
skirts
are
npncil
nare
Qr
pleated
and
jackets
are
of
classic
flaring
out
-behind
to
compliment
the
back
tread
of
the
skirts.
,
A
slim
pencil-tailored
suit
in
I
black
grosgrain
by
Worth'
had
the
jacket
lined
with
green
silk.i
A
fine
black
lace
blouse
.'ni.sh-
ed
the
ensemble.
Worth
also
matches
tailored
silk
jackets
to'
summer
dresses.
Many
designers
have
re-in-!
troduced
silk
coats
for
combina-I
tion
with
summer
dresses.
They
are
generally
of
stiffer
silka
nd
satins.
iflullut
Ml
f
liarm;
!!
in
I
Jhrwmmt
Third
Ave.
al
Sixth
Si
1
,
I
11
'-
1
.l.
usoa-starttng
from
the
waist,
they
follow
the
same
line
as
the
hip
or
knee,
sometimes
centre,
'
tailored
suits-with
one
exceo-sometirnes
side.
;
tion-occasional
very
full
flaies.
JTrdSaV0TS
th?,'
mC1:
These
come
hiP
ngths
but
FOR
ALL
TYPES
OF
PRLM
CRKETIXG
r.VItDS
OFFICE
OTL1
PtNS
AND
PENCILS
HOME
SITO
,
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Suffolk
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have
collected
511,320
farthings
$2,130.50
I
for
diocesan
church
funds.
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AND
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recent
arrival
at
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s
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Hark
Zoo
but
from
this
photo
it
would
appear
he
is
none
too
happy
about
his
new
surroundings
George
who
is
four
fe-et
Ion?,
oecided
he
didn't
want
his
picture
taken'
and
pnotographer
Clauue
Detloff
jerked
back
just
in
time
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'a,
(tyd
"TAPIOCA
(READY-FLAVORED!
EASY
F1XIN
!
'
.',?,
"
-V
.Til
r
m
ORANGE
COCONUT
TAPIOCA
PUDDING
tvn
bnaza
for
Ih
brida
It
thit
super
delkiout
dalighr
I
I
rockoja
direction
I
A
law
oronge
aactiont
And
Mmml
What
a
mandmMui
Sure,
it's
wonderfully
"easy
to
enjoy
"
the
best
tapioca
puddings
ever!
Just
reach
for
Royal!
They're
ready-flavored
in
a
choice
of
ni,th,
tempting
vanilla,
and
sparkling
orange-coconut
anew
taste
thrill,
rich
in
the
magic
ang
of
the
tropics!
Costs
only
a
few
cents
to
delight
the
whole
family
with
delicious,
nourishing
Royal
Tapioca
Puddings.
Get
some
today!.
And
while
at
your
groccr'i
ask
for
Royal
Puddings
and
Royal
Gelatin
Desserts!
lajay
lha
whala
KOTAl
family
al
ouMrts.
TgoyS
Morct
Famous
MS
For
flavor!
This
Is
Serious
I
Besner
Block
You
Numbskull
"He
was
on
the
point
of
asking
me
to
dine
at
the
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room."
:
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wv
uui-juiui
""a""'
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mttuc
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ior
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nis
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nanri
nana.
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tr
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RESERVATIONS
AND
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KHN
IS
PHONE
RED
703
CMC
CENTRE
DINING
APPLIANCES
FOR
YOUR
COM
rem
v.
v
ttij
oiuuom
jiu
I
slinky
to
the
knees
then
flai-ini;
uub
to
me
nem
n
gracfim
lasnion
is
the
straight
pencil
skirt
with
de
tachable
over
apron
in
a
soft
full
flare
or
very
full
pleating.
Park
.sunbathers
are
the
hi-
SfSMAN
i
SCAMPERS,
(Tr.4,
Mark
He,.)
j
lour
favourite
pluy
t.lne
bark
,
.
.
more
attractive,
more
rninfortublq
than
ever
ix-fure
in
a
new
moi
t-usin
Hi-sicn.
Keep
your
feel
ctitA
and
romfortahle
all
aiiiiuner
long
Kith
a
pair
of
Sinnan
.Vaiiiprrn
on
display
at
our
store.
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Tuesday,
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p.m.,
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Sunday,
10
p.m.,
Coquitlam
ALICE
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AND
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SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
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SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
I
J
s.s.
s.s.
Coquitlam,
Coquitlam,
March
March
25.
25,
ADril
April
1
8
and
22,
10
p
m.
FOR
MOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
s.s.
Coquitlam,
Coquitlam,
April
April
1
1
and
and
15
15
I
and
29.
io
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Asrcnt
Third
Avenue
Phone
563
Hit
tlic
Nail
on
the
Head!
AND
CONVENIENCE
mi.
ujAiuji
to
give
its
iinj,.
"uia
""""w,a
the
posibility
loom
into
a
riEtrtiHf.n
K.,f
"
iminated
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L,
room
and
uosct
space
-
c
front
and
side
CLOCKS-'
,
Electric
Kiltiirn
Eleclric
Alarm
COFFEE-MAKERS
Cory
fa
BLANKETS
G.E.,
Dual
Control
nas
a
rear
bedroom
located
floor
plan
a
most
interesting
ii
mis
room-is,
not
needed
as
a
h
can
oe
used
as
a
'den.
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perfect.
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i-'vinottoom
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ia.
.
iv.
r
1
Tl
il
I
Jiursery,
as
it
is
situated
between
kitchen
and
the
bathroom.
Another
is
a
door
in
the
living
room
LAMPS
Trilite
Complete
with
Silk
Shad
Torcheries
Table
Lamps
HEALTH
LAMPS-
Infra
Red
Clear
Infra
Red
Ruby
TOASTERS
Westinghouse
Autocrat
Ctttifral
Eleclric,
t-slicc
1
a
a
a
.
w
mt
1
1
aonj
oi
'
LaM
.f?m
H
l
at.
a
General
Electric,
Turnover
mis
would
convert
the
rear
separate
dining
room
If
the
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