r
y$lb.
VACUUMZED
TINS
V
-
and
in
(150
PACKETS
fa
w
1
m
Mie
Pioneer
Druggists
u
the,
tevtrue.
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LIVERPOOL
The
New
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tailored
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ll
ItMJrllcs.
Have
Them
in
all
the
Leading
Colors
and
Designs
mmrs
P.O.
Dox
327.
3rd
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Phone
200
and
82
Phone
27.
EASTER
NOVELTIES
HAVE
ARRIVED
'
.Hi-
made
ul
the
lc.i
c
li
-
il
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I
and
are
J
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the
"Kapler
ltmiii
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give
-
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(inning
Mini
hgg,
per
II.
40C
lil
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I
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Kirira
l!lun-iil
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vver
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in
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in
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Gjijis,
eneh
15c
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and
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n
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25c
LuT
,j
inn
imvellio
were
-nIil
out
hefure
Kiiler
ii;i)ili('i'
uf
icnie
were
iliaiMiinleil.
Make
your'
e
iivw
inl
c
ik
Keep
Ihein
fur
im
until
Kaler,
)""
n
in
he
Mire
of
Ihein.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Itcxall
Store
Madian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
L.,Peralln8
Q-
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
I
ters
Machinists.
Hnll
ApmaL
Arc
nlarLtnilth
PultArn
takers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
0'
iwrft,a,,t
'8
CfIl,,PPl
l
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONPC
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ROLSTON
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CO
wiubKuroKcrs.
nil
Victoria.
j
Local
and
Personal
J
ll.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
You'll
jikc
our
joall
Coal
Co.
J'liuno
7.
t
.lack
.arelli
sailed
4asi
nilil
hi
lie
Oardena
for
Yhjloria.
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will
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i.
it.-
j
ii..
i
,
l.ilijyinilli
-
Wellington,
"llii
hcsl,
also
"Peerless,"
"smoke
less."
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
r
.
tf
nr.
A.
.1.
Squire
ix
sailing
Friday
morning
on
the
te.amei
I'rinee
Huperl
for
Vancouver
on
a
holiday
trip.
L.
1.1'firi'r,
who
.ha
been
in
lln-
city
fur
Itie
pal
wwk
on
business,
return
lo
.Montreal
on
tonight.
train.
J.
A
ltUH-'l
Ward
Rell
of
the
Prince
piUCM'
i
1
1
1
K
is
eSpeCleiJ
In
arrivi'
from
aiicnuvcr
on
tin.-Prince
(icorge
Una
afternoon.
Ladies
of
Moott'lifurl
Legio"
and
lllks
whist
lrie
ami
dance.
lilks"
Ilium-
Thursday,
March
2tt.
Presentation
of
and
prizes
Admission
75r
and
&0c.
73
Passenger
sailing
last
uigh)
Tor
I
he
south
on
I
In-
steamer
Cm-dena
included
II.
C.
Cliam-bei-s,
A.
Nonke,
M
.
Shaw,
J.
T.
Mevill,
Jack
ZareHf
and
i.
K
Mi
Hit.
T.
A.
Kelly,
head
of
the
Queen
Cliai'lollc
Inland
logging
organi
alion
bearing
his
name,
is
c-iwrled
in
I
lie
cily
from
Yancou-.er
mi
(In-
Prince
Ceorge
CX.H.
Hleamer
I'rinea
ieorjn,
Capl.
Harry
.Nftldi,
from
Yan-eoitter
and
wayimrlx,
in
due
on
lime
al
3
o'ehtek
lUi
afterimui'.
The
sleaun-r
ha
3
itaHfteutrer-rm
Hie
train.
II.
I'.
McNaUKlilon,
CN.II.
din-
iriel.
iaMiiyer
anti-tit,
and
Mr.
Mi'.NaiiKlilon
mid
'family
will
he
liai-k
mi
I
riilay
morning'
tin
in
.'null
U
iiini(,i-jx
where
..Mr.Nausih-
Iimi
ri-irnlly
mtdei
went
a
ue-
til
OJIHI'Ul
iilll.
,
I
wish
to
apologlso
to
my
many
patrons
for
any
poor
servlco
In
the
past.
As
I
cannot
?ct
my
own
phone
Installed
under
one
month,
should,
you
need
a
tsxl
at
reasonable
charges,
phone
Red
4C1
or
3C1.
C.
V.
Symes.
ir
The
eliarue
in
(he
Coiiub
:.u;rt
IIii.h
niiirnin.t
.of
i'lileeenl
assault
auainnl
l.uiyi
I'aluieiri
o!
Aiiynx
was
ihMiisi'il
hy
.IuiIri-
Youna
who
found
that
he
eouhl
not
HiTi-pl
n
eviiletiev
of
the
priurinal
wiinens.
a
ehild
of
ten
der
jeao.
K,
V.
Jones
ro.eeul-
iii
ami
i,.
.
raimore
ajipeareii
for
I
he
defence.
A
County
Court
cae
hotween
i:.
I.
Itiel
and
.1.
M.
Morrison
of
A
lire
Arm
in
whirlr
the
miiiii
of
:ilii.0
is
involved
over
a
lofr--
inu
conlrarl
is
iiriM-eeiling
in
Mi
County
Court
hefore
Jud'
iin:
loday.
J.
.
Trelheway
i-a
wilness.
(.
W.
l'almore
ha
I
he
ease
fur
the
lilamlilf
vvliil
.Mill
i
mi
lioiizales'
aiipears
for
lln
ii-reiiiiutii.
NAIOUNCElENTS
Musieal
cu'iiini;
i.i
llaplis!
Chiireh,
Mareh
20.
lo
8
p.m.
tf
Dalfuilil
Dance,
Crueen
'Mary
Chapter,
I.O.I
.K.,
Muslim
Hal!
Faster
Monday.
April
la.
Calholie
SpriiiK
Sale,
afternoon
of
April
".mi,
Melroion
ll.dl
followed
hy
social
evi'niiifr,'
Tennis
Cluh
l!ill,
Friday,
April
?
r
Weekly
Cinderella
lane,
Saturday
mull!.
KUs'
Home.
fide.
USE
SiMONDS
SAWS
Their
teeth
are
ot
a
toughneti
which
makes
them
hold
their
keen
cutting
edge
under
every
usage.
..
SIM0KDS
CANADA
SAW
CO.
LIMIU0
VNCOUl
MONTRIAL
T.JOHN.H...
SEE
THROUGH
STEEL
!
Quiet!
Remington
Quiet-12
(Made
in
Canada)
Quiet
-
btfeMmjjkgchirs
of
carbon
tedtriiaairf2n
exchuiie
quiet
anvil.
Quirt
.(icmM
of
enclosed
felt-lined
ides,
txdiuive
escapement
bracket,
-
and
exclusive
laminated
rubber
cylinder.
Quiet
-
wid
more
than
quiet:
it
is
speedy,
durable,
ca'v
lo
operate,
with
type
that's
a
plt
i-.urc
to
read.
McRAE
BROS.
rinee
Huperl
Jli'iiresenlatives.
SUitlhlt
Cmuprn
hrjofr
ynu
Joftt
II!
.
Km1ngtn
Txnwrltpr
rnmpmii
of
Cpnnd:i,
IJmllrd
I'rlnr
Kurrt
Oeitfrri
Mrltw
rtro.
I'leaic
urnd
roe
foil
pirtlciilarn
of
lh
worM'n
n(it
i"iuktr
tyr-wrltpr.
Iteoilntlcn
Quirt
1!.
ami
your
Eajr
rayiueat
I'Jan
ot
Var-
Nm
.
.
Addrcm
DREDGE
IS
RAISED
AND
STE
AM
IS
UP
Equipment
Which
was
Sunk
in
Monday's
Gale
to
be
Drought
to
Dry
Dock
for
Repairs
The
I'rinee
Ituperl
Hoal
lions'1
launi'li
I'aelieua
ami
Caul.
Alfre.l
SwatiMMi
assisl
iiif
in
the
work
W.
C.
AnieU'.s
liijr
ili-cilpe,
whic'
sank
a4
the
mouth
of
Mr.Nielinl!
Creek
in
Monday
ei'iiin's
stale,
was
raised
yesterday
afternoon
and
this
iiHiruiug
leum
was
up
The
dredge
will
isfcfJy
lie
hrnusli
iver
lo
I
he
dry
floek
for
sunn
enirs
lie-fore
il
resumes
diy:-
iiif:
ftiiiM-l
fur
the
elevalu
foundations.
PLATES
EIGHT
INCHES
l.n.MX,
M
.r.
J5.
II
will
in
nsiile,
in
I
lie
near
fnlnre
liv
he
aid
of
I
lie
X-ray,
lo
see
Ihrouirh
steel
eiyhl
inehes
lliicl
'ro
feasor
I'ullin.
ilireelnr
of
Hi-.'
Itailinlnuieal
Itoaii'li
ileiiarlmen!
al
Wonlwieh
iuerniiienl
arsene1
preiheliil
in
a
recent
address
iie'ore
I
lie
Royal
Suciely.
II
is
an
e;.
malter
al
nreenl
hy
the
use
of
the
X-rfly
lo
n'iie-
Irale
pieces
of
steel
three
meiie-in
thickness.
I'mfessor
I'ullin
asserled,
hul
what
is
.sought
by
scientists
is
an
nnparalus
lo
eii-
ahle
ilii'in
to
examine
into
cal-inirs
len
or
twelve
infhex
thrniili.
Tins
is
desired
so
lint!
Haws
may
he
delected
in
eastings,
and
!n
avoid
serious
danger
lo
workmen's
lives.
GRAND
ORANGE
LODGE
MET
AT
EDMONTON
ITlMn.YI'OX.
Mar.
.r.
The
2ard
annual
session
of
the
(traiul
Lodve
of
Allierla
has
lieen
meeting
hen-
mid
was
welcomed
by
Mayor
llhtlclilord
v!io
nun-ferred
on
-the
ileleRales
the
freedom
of
the
city.
The.Cininil
Fre-siijcift
of
(he
Sons
of
l'.nglaud
also
look
part
in
I
ho
prooeeil-ings.
MANITOBA
FLOODS"
AS
ICE
GOES
OUT
WINN1IM
li.
Mar.
J5.-
Ice
going
down
in
Mir
Souris
Ilier
last
niulil
earrn.l
awaV
nail
of
the
Cauailinii
Nalionai
railway
bridge'
liu-ar
Wawa'ie-a.
The
district
is
!
menaced
with
riuud.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
Wednesday,
March
25
lligli
I.r.j
a.m.
2
1.
a
ft.
1
i
:l
i
p.111.
:'li.8
"
Knw
:IH
a.m.
2.7
"
:'():.i:'
p.m.
.1.0
"
Thursday,
March,
26
Hllh
......
2:32
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2l.a
.J1..
11:30
ifjfig-
26
"
Low
::
n.nVf
-
I
08
p.m.
3.0
H
ere
an
dTK
ere
Southern
Alberta
is
to
hare
another
addition
to
its
growing
lilt
of
titled
ranchers,
according
to
report
The
Due
de
N'rmours,
a
descendant
of
Louis
Philjipe
of
France,
it
is
stated,
is
sailing
in
April
to
visit
Lord
and
Lady
Rodney,
who
have
a
ranch
at
Fort
Saskatchewan,
and,
later,
to
acquire
a
homestead
near
the
establishment
of
the
Frince
of
Wales.
The
Nova
Scotia
Technical
College
assays
under
direction
of
the
Dominion
Council
of
Scientific
Research
indicate
Nova
Scotia
oil
shales
to
be
the
richest
in
the
world,
giving
fifty
gallons
of
high-grade
paraffin
to
a
ton
of
shale.
One
hundred
million
tons
of
the
shale
are
readily
accessible,
and
vast
oil
industries
similar
to
those
of
Colorado
and
the
Western
States
might
well
come
into
being
in
this
"I
find
general
business
conditions
quiet
but
improving
throughout
Canada
and
undoubtedly
the
increase
in
the
price
of
farm
products
will
prove
very
encourrging
to
the
west,"
said
Grant
Hall,
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
on
his
return
from
a
recent
tour
of
the
Dominion.
"Large
orders
for
hardware
shipped
over
our
lines
of
late
to
the
west
indicate
that
the
crop
money
is
now
beginning
to
circulate
more
readily,
which
in
its
turn
is
a
mark
of
the
farmer's
confidence
in
the
country."
There
was
a
gene.-al
increase
in
all
phases
of
the
lumbering
industry
in
Canada
during
1923,
as
compared
with
the
previous
year,
according
to
the
latest
report
of
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics.
The
average
value
of
the
output
in
that
year
amounted
to
$139,894,677.
as
compared
with
$114,324,580
in
1922,
an
increase
of
22.4
per
cent.
In
this
respect
the
lumbering
industry
comes
third
on
the
'ist
of
manufacturing
industries
fci
Canada,
with
the
pulp
and
paper
industry
first
and
the
flour
and
grist
mills
second.
Tassengers
aboard
the
Canadian
Pacific
steamship
"Empress
of
France,"
now
touring
the
world,
had
a
unique
experience
recently
while
visiting
Ceylon.
Returning
from
a
run
out
to
Kandy,
the
old
capital
of
the
Cingalese
Kings
and
Site
of
the
Temple
of
the
Tooth
of
Buddha,
a
train-load
of
the
travellers
was
held
up
by
a
herd
of
wild
elephants
which,
hemmed
in
on
either
side
by
the
jungle,
ambulated
along
the
track
ahead.
This
was
a
feature
of
the
journey
which
delighted
those
of
the
tourists
who
were
not
anxious
about
missing
the
ship.
Viola
Dana,
the
famous
motion
picture
actress,
whose
work
has
de-.
lighted
millions,
is
to
be
the
star
of
a
drama
to
be
filmed
at
Banff,
according
to
a
recent
report.
Miss
Dana
journeyed
from
New
Vork
to
Montreal
and
then
across
the
continent
via
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
in
order
to
join
her
company
for
the
film.
The
remainder
of
the
cast-
are
proceeding
to
Banff
from
Los
Angeles
and
it
is
expected
that
shooting
of
the
scenes
will
commence
shortly.
A
very
considerable
number
of
big
pictures
have
already
been
taken
at
Banff,
which
seems
to
have
a
great
attraction
for
discerning
stars
and
directors
who
appreciate
the
beauty
of
the
scen
ery.
dear?"
VERY
BOTHERING
Thomson:
What's
I
lie
matter?
Finance
Imlliering
you?
.lohnsloii
Yes!
I
owe
lingers
live
pounds,
and
today
I've
gut
il,
ami
he
knows
I've
got
il,
ami
lie
knows
1
know
he
knows
I've
gut
il.
ENVIED
GEORGE.
"I)id
you
enjoy
llic
parly,
"Yes,
mother,
but
I
wished
I'd
been
(icorgc
Washington."
"Why,
dear?"
"Well,
lie
couldn't
toll
a
lie,
ami
so
when
be
was
at
parly
and
was
jiskeil
if
he'd
like
another
piece
of
cake,
instead
of
saying
'No'
just
to
be
polile.
he'd
have
lo
lell
llic
Irulb."
The
Color
of
Soap
The
white
color
emphasizes
the
purity
which
has
made
Baby's
Own
Soap
so
popular
in
Canadian
Nurseries.
Its
soothing
fragrant
lather
cleanses.
and
refreshes.
It
is
impossible
to
bi7
a
purer
soap
thaii'--
Bnby's
Own
Soap
"
"But
far
you
end
Baby
loo"
GET
IT
AT!
MEN!
there's
kick
in
it.
There's
something
about
Lifebuoy
Soap
that
men
can't
resist.
Something
in
the
way
Lifebuoy
cleanses
and
refreshes
them
that
is
making
this
soap
more
and
more
popular
every
day.
Definite,
satisfying
cleanliness
is
exactly
what
any
man
has
a
right
to
expect
from
using
a
soap.
When
people
greet
you
with
a
smile,
and
bright
eyes
flash
your
way,
and
your
work
goes
with
a
real
snap,
that's
health.
...
Lifebuoy
is
the
Health
Soap.
The
clean
health
odour
of
Lifebuoy
vanishes
quickly
after
use,
but
the
protection
remains.
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
Toronto.
'
LB-SiJ
-:
CRIBS
:-
1
ONLY
WOOD
CRIB
Drop
side,
ior
enamel
Hmsh
and
decorative
panels
al
head
and
fool,
and
inuUros
with
animal
design
licking,
$22.50
IRON
AND
STEEL
CRIBS
Bolh
sides
drop,
while
enamel
rmish.
$13.50
and
$26.10
Barries
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street
Phone
123
V
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
BULK
COCOA
2
lbs.
for
25c
(new
block)
Trade
FAMED
WBtm
LONDON
The
Gin
you
will
ask
for
again
the
standard
of
purity
for
over
160
years.
53.25
Per
Bottle.
The
Gin
for
you
is
"H.&
U."
This
advertisement'
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor!
Control
Board
or
by
the
Guveruiueul
of
British
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