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CROWN
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CORN
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Its
delicious
taste
and
pure
quality
is
only
equalled
by
its
high
nutritive
value.
H
ritt
for
ETHVARDSBURG
Rttipt
Boot.
THE
CANADA
STARCH
CO,
LIMITED
MONTREAL
$n00
$7frA
Monday.
March
?.
1925.
Salmon
Hatcheries
J
Still
Discussed.
"
The
value
of
salmon
hatcheries
is
still
a
matter
fur
discussion
and
it
will
be
one
of
the
chief
subjects
for
consideration
at
the
meeting
.fishery
exjerls
at
Seattle
this
month.
The.diflicully
in
dealing
with
ibis,
tpiestiuu
is
that
the.
,hatv
chery
people
who
gel
their
living
from
the
business
are
all
apparently
biased
in
its
favor.
To
do
away
-with
hatcheries
would
bo
to
do
awziy
with
their
occupation.
They
have
been
trained
to
believe
Ihat'lhe
method
they
employ
is
the
best
and
they
must
muster
fvcry
possible
argument
to
bolster
lip
their
case.
They
oImi
look
upim
'anyone
oppoed
to
hatcheries
as
b'eing
opposed
to
them
and
their
livelihood.
This
does
not
tend
to,
the
best
re-siillsj
in
making
investigations..
Socks
Are
Important
And
So
Are
Menders.
It
seems
a.
trivial
thing
to
dicuss
in
a
newspaper
such
a
siibjeet
as
the
mending
of
socks,
and.
yet
it
is
'extremely
inipnri-
aut
to
everyone
and
especially
to
the
large
number
of
infattached
men
who
reside
in
a
place
like
Prince
Rupert.
1
If
an
investigation
were
made
it
would"
probably
be.
found
that
there
are
something
like
half
a.
million
pairs
ol
socks
stored
awav
in
the
miloards,
drawers
and
m-esses
of
the
dwellings
in
and
around
this
city,
which
need
mending.
As
it
js
they
an
uselfss.
Jf
thev
were
mended
they
would
be
useful.
II,
is
not
the
intention
of
this
article
to
try
to
interfere
with
the
men
s
furnishing
business
by
inducing
the
bachelors
to
wear
their
sock
longer
IJiaii
they
do
but
simply
to
point
out
to
some
of
thg
.ladies
who
are
looking
for
fruitful
.occupations
that
these
socks
need
mending
and
that
the
said
bachelors
would
Jte
willipg
to
pay
for
the
service
if
they
only
knew
where
to
get
il.
Today
there
is
ninny
a
blistered"
toeiraused
by'
holes
in.
the
socks
which
the
(left
'fingers
of
a
woman
could
have
prevented.
11
has
been'
suggested
that
laundries,
should
institute
such
a.
service
and
doubtless
they
are
best
qualified
to
undertake
it.
Monkman
Pass
Route
"
To
Peace
River.
'
.
.
:.
The
Moukman
Pass
ro'ute
to
the
Peare
River
eems
lo
be
the
same
that
i
known
to
some
as
Ihe
Wapiti
Pass
route.
It
is
the
most
southerly
route
for
crossing
the
mountains
jiorth
of
Ihe
Yellow
Head
Pass
through
which
the
Canadian
National
runs,
.
The
announcement
that
this
route
is
favored
by
n
reputable,
engineer
who
has
surveyed
it
aud
who
has
preparod,,vpl;iiis,
specifications
and
profiles,
came
somewhat
as
a
surprise
when
a
special
despatch
telling
about
il
was
published
in
this
hht
Saturday.
According
lo
Engineer
Robert
Jones
il
is
the
shortest
and
cheapest
to
construct
of
all
the
routes,-
even
including
thai
by
way
of
Rrule,
It
would
be
bettor
for
both
Vancouver
aud
Prince
Rupert
lo
have
the
road
built
thai
way.
than
by
the
moce
easterly
outlets.
Peace
River
Pass
Seems
Favored
Here.
.
',
',
'
..
,
c."
1
he
Peace
River
Pass
.oomVp
1(';
Jheiri.nio.stCvored
here.
It
would
open
up
a
much
heller
country
lliau
ihe
other
Iml
it
would
cost
a
greal
deal
more
ami
cost
is
a
very
invporj-anl
thing
just
now.
Mr.
Junes'
says
il
would
cost
$!),(MU),4V00
to
build
by
Monkman
Pass;
St
2,000,(100
by
Brule,
and
$1-4,000,000
by
Pine
Pass.
While
he
does
iiot
mention
the
Peace
River
Pass
route
it
is
known
that
it
would
cost
a
greal
deal
more
especiallv
il
it
came
out
by
way
of
Itazelton.
No
mailer
what
the
lhwse
of
Commons
might
do,
the
Senate
has
to
be
reckoned
with
in
connection
Willi
llus
railway
building
aud
the
Senate
is
today
opposed
hi
large
expenditures.
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"
vTlie
Filil
ing
Jack
Ih'iiipsey
in
"Town
Hall
tonight."
IJray.
Carloou
'
Tin'
l'U"'r.Vl,
Inlewdfiona)
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
icorge
Filzmauriee
presents
"Cylherea."
Friday
and
Saturday
Jackie
Coogan
in
"A
Hoy
of
Flanders."
Comedy
Wandering
Waistlines."
Fox
News-Uazctle.
amnHaaaaiiiiHaaaaia0mMiiii
the
tost
vein.
Brilliant
Rescue
THE
FIGHTING
SAP
IS
TO
BE
SHOWN
TONIGHT
Story
of
'a
Nebraska
Mine
With
Plenty
of
the
Wild
West
Charles
Richmond
is
Hie
owner.
of
several
mines
in
the
West.
His
soil,
Craig,
is
interested
only
In
tlie
theory
of
iniiiiug,
and
is
a
nut"
on
Ihe
subject,
llcis
for
ever
poking
his
nose
into
a
hook
(in
jninerology.
or
lookinjr
around
for
mcks
that
be
might
inspect
for
mineral
.deposits.
Craig
is
a
very
mild
looking,
handsome
hoy,
but
when
driven
'
to
a
certain'
jMtinl,
can.
turn
Hell
loose!
His
father,
who
lpid
owned
Ihe
Black
Leopard
Mine,
and
had
abandoned
it
synie
years
back.
has
left
a
Caretaker,
-Waller.
Stoddard,
in
charge.
Stoddard
has
been
wriling
him
of
tjie
new
veins
that
bad
been
opened
and
of
the
pay
product
they
were
getting
out
of
the
mine.
Richmond
believes
him
insane,
M
t-MHIJ
I
inasmuch
as
the
men
I
hat
are
supposed
to
be
working
the
mine
aris
doing
so,
without
pay.
Charles
Richmond
sends
Craig
Jo.'
Investigate.
e
next
pick
him
up
at
Ihe
mine
with
Silver
Kirlg.
his
best
al.
.'
Smitten
With
Daughter
Stoddard
welcomes
him
and
introduces
him
to
his
daughter,
Marjorie,
who
is
smitten
wilh
Oaig
al
sight.
He
finds
that
the
men
working
for
Stoddard
are
a
band
of
.
the
worst
looking
eggs
ever
assembled
in
one
crowd,
each
with
a
price
on
his
head
and
each
working
will)
Nebraska,
the
leader,
until
there
is
sufficient
bullion
for
all
of
1
hem;.
ami
then
they
plan
to
make
their
getaway,
Craig
looks
around
for
the
lost
mineral
deposit,
and
Nebraska,
who
has
been
following
him,
believes
Craig
to
be
an
inspector
of
(lie
luw.
Nebraska
orders
the
men
afler
him,
and
a
great
chase
lakes
ilace
over
Ihe
mine
shafts,
houses,
pits,
etc.
Finally,
JJie
meji
rapture
him,
tic
him,
and
place
a
liinge
can
of
dyna
mite
near
the
tree,
ami
light
the
fuse.
When
they
leave,
Craig
wins
ties
for
Silver.
I
he
horse
works
Jdsf'waj
outyiffthc
corral,
runs
'to
bi
tnksier,
'rolls
the
can
nf
pnwder
over
Ihe
hill
and
unties
Craig.
The
men
hear
the
explosion
and
consider
that
is
the
last
of
Ihe
intruder.
The
powder,
upon
'exploding,
hail
thrown
rocks
all
around
Craig
who
in
turn
starts
lo
inspect
I
hem
and
discovers
thai
the
explosion
had
uncovered
Nebraska
relnrns
to
the
office
and
there
finds
n
letter
to
Stod
dard
from
Charles
Richmond
slating-that
he
in
due
at
the
mine
on
that
day.
Nebraska
plans
quick
pet-away.
Nebraska
opens
the
vault,
and
as
Jie
does
so,
Stoddard
and
his
.daughter
step
in
Ihe
office.
A
short
scuffle
and'
the
old
man
is
thrown
into
the
vault.
The
girl,
to
protect
herself
agninst
Nebraska
runs
into'
the
vault,
closes
the
door
behind
her
and
then
throws
tbn
bar,
which
automatically
.
locks
the
vault
from
Ihe
Inside?
Ne
braska,
who
has
the
roni'binatinn
to
Ihe
safe,
slarts
off
with
his
men.
Craig
chases
them,
knocks
Nebraska
out.
gels
the
combina
tion
lo
Ihe
safe,
opens
11,
nnd
revives
Sbxblard
and
Marjnrie.
Richmond
Sr.,
realizes
thai
bis
son
is
a
he-man,
after
all,
and
is
delighted
when
Crai
presents
.Minjorie
wilh
a
llllle
rock
set
In
an
engagement,
ring!
Wednesday.
i
Movie
News
Notes
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public
:
GODDESS
OF
LOVE
JACKIE
COOGAN'ONCE
SEEN
IN
PICTURES
I
may
This
Mid-week
Is
Story
of
Romance
and
Flirtations
.
Fanny
Handon
was
a
wife
who.
believed
that,
running
a
household
should
be
conducted'
on
a
business-like
ami
efficient
basis,
She
had
a
cluck
in
even1
room.
in
order
to
lime
Iter
work
and
to
Keep
on
seiieijiiie.
.'
-Mil
naci
no
time
for
fun
or.
recreation,
;he-cause,
somehow,
jo
spite
of
br
efficiency
expert"
mel.hods,
her
house
4'lainved
tier
whole
at
ton
-
it
Ion.
j
Her
husband.
Lee,
on
Ihe
other
band,
believed
that
every
person
tu:w
j-nlilli'il
lii
t'i'l
:is
much
full
-
-
a
p
.
mil
nf
iffn
,w
iiii'uilli
mill
he
!ih...1
frpniieiittv
in
induce
Fannv
to
go
to
the-theatre,
dances
and
parlies
with
him.
But
she
consistently
refused.
J,ee
conception
nf
niarrieil
lifo'hein?
u
con
tinuous
romance
was
constantly
stifled
by
Fanny's
prosaie
alti-
.iude.
So
it
ws
little
wonder'
that;
one
day
when
Lee
met
a
re.lly
little
maiden
he
tried
to
convince
tier
that
he
was
not
an
"old
.man
hy
dancing
wain
ner,
ami
hehuviii?
generally
as
a
college
sophomore.
And
he
went
home
carrying
on
his
cheek,
in
roupe.
the
.outline
of
a
pair
f
arched
lips.
Even
that
did
not
awaken
rtuiny
In
the
folly
of
her
ways.
The
break
came
when
Lee
met
a
vfinian
whose
fealures
had
been
enshrined
in
his
memory
as
hi
"ideal."
Up
to
then
he
had
been!
a
vision.
Now
she
was
a
reality,
j
and
Lee
found
himself
powerless
j
in
the
grip
of
this
new
love-.
What
happened
lo
Lee
is
an
amazingly
dramatic
story
which
can
be
seen
in
"CylheiVa,"
Ood-
'
..9
I
..I
ll.
II.
This
Time
He
Is
the
"Boy
of
Flanders,"
a
Human
Story
Full
of
Pat
Pathos
Wide
as
was
the
appeal
of
Jackie
Coogau
in
"Long
Live
the
King."
"A"
Hoy
in
Flanders"
will
ennobling
aiM
truly
elevating.
TeHs
Whimsical
Story
iUie
are
the
ordinal,
braideil
and
milllapt
igarmejUs
qf
'.'Img
Live
the
King";
gone
too
tba
aristocratic
rnviropiueiKt
aiid
(tie
palrij!.ih
sixties
tt
$t'h
in
the
palaces
of
princes
and
kings.
In
IPPs
MILLBAN
TWF
nil
Al
ITV
riRADPTTC
flaw"
Ki'wt.
sm
OiiiK'i"
IIiiiippI
fur
llio
imriiose
of
MORE
IN
MOVIELANDH'il'l'1'-
Kasl
fn.m
here.
'
',
!.cllng
Mayor
Kerr
slates
thai
Ihe
city
lias
offered
to
sujiidy
i
power
al
Ic
per
kilowall.
The
municipal
lighl
deparl-iin-nl
made
a
net
revenue
of
tyj.l-.'
during
the
month
of
February.
The
telephone
deparl-
exert
an
even
wider
circle
of
ap-j,,M'"'
showed
peal
it
is
so
human,
so
homely,
so
full
of
those
touches
of
tenderness
'ami
pathos,,
that
make
the
whole
world
kin.
It
will
tie
seeif-
here
at
Ihe
week
end.
Throughout
the
story,
even
in
the
moments
at
Us
lulsclilef
and
fuu
ami
they
are
many
and
reas.siiring
Ihe
characterization
l-IOI.rt.l.
iven
by
Iiltle
Jackie
is
intoned
jUIir
wilh
a
fine
spirituality
of
iufin-
!ini
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
Lieut.
R.
pouder
Commanding.
Orders
for
March,
11)25.
Appointments
J.
Fred
Ritchie
He
appeal
alike
to
children
audi
Recruits
rown-iips;
il
(s
chHsleiiing.L-in
i,
,,n
a
surplus
of
to
le
Acting
Kub-Lieulen-
P
O.
lnsl.
Kiuch
duly
each
week-day
at
Naval
headipiarlers
al
the
following
times.
UJJM
a.m.
till
Mtmii.
t..'I0
p.m.
till
5
p.m.
Applications
will
1k
received
ilur-ing
IhesH
li'ours
nr
any
drill
night
afler
J
'.p.m.
.
't
I
riUA-4M6n'riajh-?30
(
-)Mn.
in
WJRI
p.m.
Ounncry
and
physical
stead
there
is
lillle
Nello
in
i
iraininy.
poveriy-siricKen
nut
or
jejuni
drvesdays
7,30
uaas,
who
eKes
out
a
wreicneo
living
as
a
carrier
of
milk
from
to
dealers
in
Antwerp
a
league
or
two
distant.
The
picture
is
replete
wilh
cenes
of
inspiring
beauty.
p.
m
to
p.m.
Miniature
rante.
Fridays.
7.3(1
o.ni.
In-
O.So
the
small
farmers
of
SI.
Agneten
j,,
m
Seawmwrilp
and
recrealion-
hI
training.
All
ratings
are
requested
lo
He
prouipt
in
allendanrn
al
whatever
.dulls
they
are
aide
In
llomeles
Nollo
(Jackiei
wander-
,
,
onllf
iIihUIip
insh.lic
ii.ri
ai.uoss
lu
,e
mix
,
u',j0Mal
r,,,,!!,,,,
js
ll0
jnlcrfered
blinding
snow-storm
constitutes
one-
of
the
most
poignant
episodes
on
which
the
eye
of
a
motion
picture
camera
was
ever
turned.
No
one
that
witnesses
the
rescue
by
Ihe
dog,
patrasche.
wilh.
WATER
NOTICE.
USE
AND
STORA0I
T.U.K
.NOTtCK
Hint
Mawx-ll
Tlnrfwr
Cu..
I.lnilli'd,
whose
tl(1ri'
1
7UH
I'uriric
of
his
little
tnasler.
will
ever
for-
mi-nre
u
uk
ami
ni
am
tZmi-
reel
....i
i..
i
i.f..
.
I
iter
iTiiiirl.
Itiri
in
Ktiifii
?r.f
ui.i.n.rfiiit
Lii'i
iiik
i
iii
r-i
rik
in
tr
iifiwr
in
.
-
this
episoile.
1
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnca
Rupert
1
March
I,
1915.
Aerordiiig
to
advice
l'tolit
Vancouver.
Sidney
Jones,
director
of
the
Hluc
Funnel
sleiUushlii
line,
inleiids
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
in
the
.near
future
In
order-to
in-vesligale
for
himself
the
facilities
and
prospects
of
Prince
Rupert
as
a
trade
terminal.
Two
fishing
companies
from
Seattle
have
decided
to
locale
in
n
wnter
out
nr
hOuium
kiurtvii
n
Alii
lllver,
which
rinwn
unmlirrly
tml
ilrulnx
lain
Mnssetl
llilrt,
Hliolil
inn
mill
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iHllen
mlrrr
Onfii
MiM'klry
It
n
v
.
il.C,
Tin-
riiirmri'-diim
will
lie
luniled
Hi
the
(Millet
or
Alii
Lake
or
nl
point
In
luw
the
Knlil
(nitlet.
In
tie
iletei'lhllieil
nT-ler
miivey
have
lieen
made.
The
raniiflty
nf
tbe
cewimlr
In
be
created
In
liMit
tM.
ai're-ti'irt.
and
11
will
rinnil
ahunt
il.Hiin
aire
nf
Innd.
The
water
will
lie
diverted
frinii
Hie
rirrauml
a
jxilirt
bnt
Ihe
titration
nr
Jh
lnr-re-lam.
iiatnelr.
the
iinllet
or
Alii
Lake,
and
will
he
n.i-rt
rnr
power
and
liidunlrlai
purnme
npnn
nil
ini.u
iienriiiiiMI
l.iu
M47
lir
On
I.OI
1(1.
Thht
nuUre
wa
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un
ity
arouuil
on
the
Dili
day
I
I'eUriiary,
1113.
A
rimv
or
I
hi
not
i'
and
an
nu.li.
i-atloi
jwirMiwit
ihereto
nud
io
tlie
"Water
Art,
IS
tt,"
will
Im-
filed
In
Ihe
r.rriee
nf
in
iief
aeewner
at
Ciliiei-
llunert
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the
npllratlon
may
tin
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n
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mini
nair
Itreonu-r
nr
with
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roller
or
Water
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Vlrlnrlii,
It
V,
wlllUw
thirty
dava
after
Ihe
nrm
appear''
anee
nf
till,
notlre
In
a
local
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The
dale
or
the
firm
puhllmOun
nf
this
liotlen
la
Monday,
Marrh
f.
HiS
massi;tt
Ti.Miucn
co..
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i
.
,
.
Ai.piieant.
Rupert
Fish
Fresh
Frozen
All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieties
in
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
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Haddie
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotians.
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Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockeye,
etc.
i.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
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Cod,
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Cq'
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
lii
Prlnne
Rupert,
B.C.
Family
Shoe
Store
NOTICE.
W
e
have
secured
the
services
ol
Mr.
HARRY
MACE!,
laic
of
Wilson
s
Twin
Shoe
Store.
ail'
ctii
who
will
use
his
experience
to
give
you
Service
in
Foot
Comfort
Helgerson
Block
Phone
357.
Phone
109.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
-
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fiel
rnv
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on
your
Denial
W
CROWNS,
PLATES,
BRIDGEWORK
l
iicoiidilionnlly
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I
du
all
iuy
own
work.
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rue
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Gr.
601
Black
735
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ri
phone'
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