PAQE
FOUR
WAR
EFFORT
EFFICIENT
This
Thaic
of
Government's
Activ
ity
Dealt
With
at
Liberal
Meet-ins
in
Ocean
Falls
OCEAN
FALLS.
March
forms.
S.
E.
Parker
of
spoke
briefly.
Mr
Ha.ison.
the
Candida'
e.
it
une
ounce.
PLMftE'
SI
flee,
Q.C.I:
FOR
SALE
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
6
house.
Phone
CAMPAIGN
IS
CLEAN
(Continued
irom
Page
One)
Conservatives
demanded
that
all
war
policy
be
made
public
but
what
they
did
demand
was
information
as
to
war
contracts.
Drlces.
terms
and
conditions.
In
Oreat
people.
If
the
people
JPIe
on
n
nelth
neither
Britain
evervthln
liko
that
nnrtithe
A11Ied
side
or
the
German
more
was
discussed
by
a
Parlla-
25.
ment
which
was
In
almost
con-
Sneaking
at
a
successful
Liberal
stant
session
rally
In
the
Ocean
Falls
Theatre
last
....
Tuesday
night,
E.
T.
Applewhaite
Regarding
Liberal
and
J
Conser-of
tlve
Poises
that
there
would
Stewart
gave
a
resume
of
Can-
adas
contribution
in
manpower
beu
n
"f
?ption
Mr.
Weaver
felt
u
mS8ht
difficult
e
to
secure
and
wiuinment
in
the
war
to
date.
He
also
compared
tne
present
situ
the
number
of
men
that
might
ttlon
with
that
of
1914
leaviug
no
De
ul"a
by
ne
voluntary
metnoCl-
method.
The
C.
c-
C.
F.
said
said
doubt
as
to
the
efficiency
of
the
,c-
that,
that,
if
if
there
soing
to
De
conscription
Ecvernment
now
in
nower.
AV.ow-
of
men
there
must
first
be
the
ances
for
dependents
of
soldiers
were
carcful'v
explained.
conscription
of
wealth.
The
ob
E.
T.
Kenney.
M.L.A.
for
Skeena.
"at,on
to
Pay
interest
on
wai
analyzed
asneets
of
various
Dial-
bonds
was
not
a
blt
mre
sacred
.
than
was
the
obligation
to
the
Prince
Rupert
"
men
who
Save
not
merely
loaned
their
flesh,
bone
and
muscle
while
the
profiteers
stayed
com-
also
heard
from
and
Ilfcs.
May
,I"aD'y
at
wllome
and
recced
thelr
honorable
Cochrane,
president
of
Uie
Ocean
obligations.
Falls
District
Ladies'
Liberal
As-
The
c
n
p
hart
C.
C.
F.
had
forced
Mlnn
Ikl.
LI
.
iTOi
UflC
Statesnianshln
or
an
lnrllna.l
-
'it
.
'
'
I
...
...
.1-
.
1
"
i
op,
wiaeaiiwun!tne.arger
issues
wAWTt-n
i
.
iK'S-.?
g0dS
by
otter
Varties
hi
their
cam-glrk
Apply
Box
36
Da,Uy
News.
paign.
Mr.
Weaver
declared.
In1
'
'73);
Jheir.
"petty
bickerings,
they
stress-
TSOARD
AN
D
:RO'Oai
'
-d
what
tfiecould
brlrts
ttf
this
riKar
ulass
board
and
;room,
question
reany
was
the
national
close
in.
Phone
Black
985.
tf.
welfare
of
Canada.
The
real
Is
suer
were
being
glided
over.
How
were
the
people
of
Skeena
roomed
modem
tof
Parnsp!f
lf
h
natlona!
economy
nt
311
Canada
Black
!,
295.
qs
was
going
down
with
unemDlovment
Inr
LOST
anrl
tne
natural
resources
being
LOST
Child's
tap
dancing
shoe.
Phone
Blue
272
or
leave
at
Daily
opnieted
for
the
benefit
of
capitalists
and
outside
Investors?
tiverywnere
in
the
world
one
News-
(72)
saw
the
picture
of
masses
of
mis
Night
or
Day
PHONE
112
TAXI
Prompt
Service
3
Heated
Cars
nrrrmrsK
MacKenzie's
Furniture
21
FELT
MATTIt
ESSES
All
sizes.
V
Each
12
COT
MATTRESSES
30"x
72.
Each
Phone
775
$8.50
$5.00
Built
by
Simmons
for
Sleep
327
THIRD
AVENUE
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
at
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVEB
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
eyerj
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednecday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
Stevrart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
Jarao,
tc,
call
or
write
City
Tlckot
Ogle,
538
Irrf
As,
V-9-40
ery
and
destitution
while
everything
was
available
to
supply
them.
The
world
was
in
choas
and
i
headed
for
destruction.
From
every
country
came
the
story
that
war
was
not
wanted,
that
It
was
being
forced
upon
the
fociatlon,
gave
a
short
talk
follow-
vocated
that
all
profits
be
taken
that
dcath
death
could
could
not
not
triumph
trlumPn
over
v
lng
Mr.
Haason.
out
of
war.
Industries
shnnirt
hillfe-
important
lesson
from
Dennis
Walker,
vice-president
of
lent
to
the
service
of
the
country
me
ucean
ram
uoerai
Association,
lr
men
could
give
themselves
was
in
the
chair.
Referring
to
old
age
pensions.
Mr.
Weaver
stated
that
Jhe
C.
C.
BAic
gold
F-
nad
fought
lor
years
for
a
de-
LONDON.
'CP)
The
Montreal
crease
In
the
age
limit
and
an
nrna
of
k
nnU
Ik.
T
i
inCfpaSA
In
thp
al1rm"j
nn
CVw-
j!
v
K'uu
u
L
i
Hit;
i-AJUUOIl
-
u-
market
was
unchanged
today
at
mer
Premier
Bennett
had
admit-
cj
-
f
ted
a4
tViof
that
tun
the
r
n
i
i
a
side
wanted
war.
who
wanted
war
and
who
started
war?
No
party
but
the
C.
C.
F.
In
Canada
offered
a
solution.
The
Socialist
had
no
antagonism
to
any
man
on
earth.-He
said
that
all
men
were
brothers.
"We
do
not
have
to
look
abroad
for
the
cause
of
war,"
asserted
Mr.
.Weaver.
"We
can
find
it
at
home.
It
is
a
system
that
is
the
cause
of
war.
That
Is
why
we
see
we
must
oppose
a
system,
not
men
or
parties."
Mr.
Weaver
referred
to
the
occasion
of
Easter
Sunday.
Easter
had
had
its
origin
as
an
old
pagan
festival,
celebrating
the
return
of
spring.
Christians
had
grafted
It
into
their
doctrine
which
had
now
become
a
dogma.
After
the
Crucifixion
and
death
had
come
life
and
a
new
truth
to
kindle
faith
the
Crucifixion
was
that
it
was
the
spirit
of
humanity
and
not
the
men
Itself.
Christ
had
been
yielded
to
the
rabble
by
the
law.
Then
as
now
the
workers
had
done
the
dirty
work
for
the
ruling
class.
It
was
up
to
man
to
awaken
his
own
powers
and
lift
himself.
Appeals
to
greed,
selfishness,
pride
or
"
vanity
'J
should
be
ignored.
There
ed
the
Central
Bank
as
a
"signal"
5nrf"n
.
humaj-the
rlst
spirlt
ln
man-
11113
was
vlctorv"
for
th-
V
r
v
Tf
.
only
seven
members
ln
the
House,
Black
was
cha,nnan
of
the
what
could
not
an
Opposition
of
meeUnS-
He
"'erred
to
the
1m-twenty-six
Iportance
of
this
members
do?
election.
There
At
Smithers,
Liberal
speakers'
thVT"1
be
had
predicted
that
all
three
op-
fnd"
h.l
M
'
i6
nosins
candidate
.m
Wo
5U5Bested
lack
v
of
r
sympathy
of
the
FOR
SALE
Baby
chicks
from
vig
deposits.
Notwithstanding
this'-!,
Ilne
partles
to
ME-nlzed
la-orous
new
blood
leghorn
breeding
confidence,
fourteen
Liberal
speak-1
stock.
Unscxed
$10.00
per
100,
pul-
ers
had
campaigned
the
riding
on
!,,,
An
Q
"
lets
(97).
$25.00
per
100.
Also
the
platform:
to
say
nothing
otfIvi52,
Rock
and
Red
chicks
$1100
per
those
whd
(had'
been
on
the
air.
He
Tl
,
I
sympathetic
re-100.
Appleby's
Poultry
Farm,
Mis-considered
t
a
compliment
thatluL
T.t
a"d'en:e
ln
a
slon
City.
B.C.
tf.,$t
tooki
fourteen
Liberal
speakers
1
6
P.lntS
he
made
'
tVVN!W.
se-
V'C.-
C;
F.
i,here
was
fnot
much
Merest
WANThl)
-
ln
e
way
ot
;
,
i:
.salL:js
asking
questions
WANTED
Capible
housekeeper,
for
The
pulp;
tourist
hotel.
Al
jSIromeT'
8d"
three"
months
from
June
15.
Na:
asa
'Jahwa
and
;
larger
halibut,'
:
-
boats
iklk
rkrrtp
in
W
sallipc
1-
1
M
J
.
t
.1
if
,
,
;
t
-I
.
.
w.
1
4"tui
MuamtvitMuiis
ana
reier,"'
ences.
The
Dunes,
Tlell
Post
I
Of-
Of-
,
.
There
cic
was
was
little
jnue
hint
mni
oi
of
sclen-j
scicn-i
I
IHrST
rail
IlC
I'
1
Td
relief
misery
juicily.,
cx-W.i
UrwAlT.m
j.
.
.
.:
h
a',?rf:ICKS
back
with
W
VapoRub
Large
Assortment
of
FINE
Bulk
Candies
Come
In
and
pick
jour
favorite
kind
Mussallem's
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
Dr.
R.C.
Bamford
Successor
to
Dr.
B.
LUNDAIIL
Will
Continue
Practice
of
Dentistry
In
Rooms
1,
2,
3
Bcsner
niock
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
MM
Si?
:SmCKS
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
'
PINK
SEAL
t
,
Finest
Pink
Salmon
i
racked
by
ths
enly
salmon
canning
ccmr"-:?
rrlth
an
all
tua
year
roctii
psyriU
ta
Prince
Rupert
HIE
DAILY
NEWS
MRS.
WATT
IS
HEARD
Interesting
Speaker
At
Parent
Teachers
Association
Meeting
The
Prince
Rupert
Parent
'Teacher
Arybclatton,
following
routine
business
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
in
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
with
Mrs.
George
Hill
presiding,
heard
an
address
by
Mrs.
Alfred
Watt
O.
B.
E.,
of
London,
England,
formerly
of
Victoria,
International
President
of
the
Women's
Institutes
and
world
president
of
the
International
Country
Women's
Association.
She
spoke
Interestingly,
dealing
with
her
work
with
the
latter
organization
Originating
in
Canada
tn
years
ago
Women's
Institutes
and
country
women's
organizations
have
spread
through
almost
every
country
In
the
world.
The
aim
of
these
women's
organizations
was
to
make
friendly
contacts
between
the
women
of
the
nations
and
to
pass
along
useful
Information,
especially
on
agriculture
and
home-making
subjects.
A
simple
constitution
binds
them
all
together
In
a
4ooe,
Informal
way.
The
speaker
gave,
in
picturesque
details,
an
account
of
a
ten
manths"
trip
she
made
around
the
world
during
which
she
addressed
and
organised
Country
Women's
Institutes.
Another
of
her
entertaining
descriptions
w
that
of
the
great
world
conference
of
the
Country
Women
which
was
held
in
London
only
two
months
priod
to
the
outbreak
of
the
present
world
war
Mrs.
Watt
exprrssed
her
opinion
that,
if
International
conferences
composed
of
men
had
shown
the
same
friendly
spirit
of
gave
and
take
spirit,
this
world
conflict
j
might
have
been
averted.
j
Mrs.
Watt
Impressed
upon
hen
j
audience
that
her
world-wide
or-1
ganlzatlon
is
a
proof
that
the
wo-
jmen
of
the
world
are
united
for'
common
ends
and
eager
to
do
.'something
to
enable
the
people
of
the
world
to
live
in
harmony
land
Happiness.
I
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer
moved
a
vote
of
thanks
to
the
speaker
ln
which'
she
expressed
the
appreciation
of
the
Parent
Teachers
Association
for
her
very
interesting
and
informative
address.
I
lone
Jacklln
delighted
the
audience
with
two
recitals
which
dls-'
played
clear
enunciation
and
correct
pronunciation
as
well
as
much
dramatic
feeling.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting
refreshments
were
served
by
a
committee
ln
charg
of
Mrs.
R.
wood
and
Mrs.
II.
Perkins.
Mrs.
T.
Boulter
was
appointed
convener
for
the
Easter
cahdy
sale
at
Borden
Street
School.
r
,
ONMt.
Tit
A
INS
For
the
East-Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
0
pjn.
From
the
Fast-Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
H
pm.
A
flftj
ceut
crasMiit-a
ad.
wili
.often
make
you
nwny
dollars.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
.Mirk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PIIONF
7
OVERWAITEA
LTD.
CASH
or
C.O.I).
Phone
813
tree
Delivery
on
Orders
of
$1.00
and
Over
Shamrock
Hams
P,b.
33c
"""a5"""
29c
'''"23c
15c
"z
19c
"tS'oa'5Up-19c
19c
Wax
Paper
loorootrons
perron
17c
f-sVV
Ajlmer
Prune
Plums
S)4
n
WjLI
Grapefruit
Juice
nrn
gSi
rmi.m
29c
Fresh
a-p-
iqp
Per
tb
"
nti:si!
niiuiuitit
r"
5c
COAL
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
ALBERTA
SOOTLESS
BULKLEY
VALLEY
Albert
and
McCaffery
Ltd.
PHONE
116
PHONE
117
!
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
!
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
Manufacturers
of
ELEPHANT
Ilrand
Chcmi-cals
and
Chemical
Fertilizers
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Ammonium
Sulphate,
Superphos.
phates,
Monocalclum
Phosphate
Producers
and
Refiners
of
TADANAC
Urand
Metals
Gold
-
silver
-
Lead
Zinc
-
Cadmium
-
Bismuth
Antimony
and
Zinc
Dust-Also
Sulphuric
Acid
and
Sulphur
General
Office
and
Works
Trail.
IJ.c.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Oeorge
Eckerman
has
been
appointed
local
manager
for
Edward'
Llpsett
Ltd..
it
is
announced.
He,
has
been
identified
with
the
firm!
for
some
years
and
Is
popular
with
the
trade.
He
takes
the
place
of
W.
E.
Drake
who
ha
been
appointed
general
manager
of
the
company.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princes
Norah.
CDt.
William
Palmer,
with
a
list
of
152
passengers
consisting
largely
of
mining
people
going
to
Northern
British
Columbia
and
Yukon
for
the
season
as
well
as
members
of
the
White
Pass
and
Yukon
Route
staff,
arrived
at
0:15
Sunday
morning
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
at
10.15
for
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
points
whence
she
Is
due
back
here
Thursday
afternoon
southbound
Only
one
person
disembarked
from
the
vats!
here.
20
boarding
her
at
this
port
for
the
north.
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt
Jamer
Findlay.
arrived
In
trt
In
good
time
at
7
o'clock
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
8
p
m
for
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
wtll
return
here
tomorrow
morning
southbound
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VELVET
ICE
CIIKAM,
MILK
8
8
SHAKES
and
GOOD
MEALS
g
a
At
the
g
I
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and
I
CAFE
1
o
Waterfront
g
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
TONIGHT
At
7;30)oor,
Opfa
J
"Pre-EIection
Liberal
Meeting!
SriX'IAI,
Slr
AKli-
,J
ft".....
"'r.Hi.u.YMlAT
TOMOItltOW
and
Wtt
CHAItlls
LAUGHTON
'JAMAICA
Iffi
GOLDBLOOi
"The
Old
Hdlat:;
Have
Big
Ordeil
For
Beaver
Postlve
can
pay
mon
ft,
anyone
else
for
all
tin
h
not
tell
your
fur
tj
&
walrrfront,
brlnr
iha
t
GOLDIILOO.M
snd
rtar
erni
more.
Announcing
.
.
.
THE
OPENING
OF
The
Style
Shopp
me
ciome
loo
from
Head
to
Fooli
Tuesday
March
19
at
9
a.
m.
With
a
Complete
Line
of
LADIES'
WEAR
COATS,
SUITS,
DRESSES,
111,01
s.
SKIRTS,
HATS.
LINGERIE,
SIIOI
v
HOSE
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Values
NEW
FURNITURE
3-Piffe
CIIKSTKItrmil
SUITE-W5.00
value
Special
3-Piece
DINING
IIOOM
SUITE-$120
value.
Special
C-Pece
DINirrrE
SUITI--$70X)0
value,
8pecial
6-Piece
IlltKFAST
SUITE-J40.00
value.
Special
SEAMLESS
AXMINSTEIl
CAHPI.TS-Slzc
9x10.2.
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v.nue.
Special
I-Plece
At
DltESSEIt
At
Green
91G
Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.i.
S69.50
S99.50
$55.00
531.50
34.50
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27x54.
JOOO
value.
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ENTEHI'KISE
CIltCULATOK
OIL
IIEATEIt
Q7K
Oil
$89.00
value.
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Used
Furniture
Bargains
Piece
IIEDItOOM
IIEDKOOM
KIUti-
SUITE
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Pfi
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$6.50
HEATEIIS,
KITCHEN
KANGES
Large
variety
to
clioov
at
bargain
prices.
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FURNITURE
STORE
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