es
can
be
isted
while
ley
work
I
you
wear
tie
proper
a,
you
will
fltiil
Hint
r
eve
will
jl
Mtit
I
u
h
a
i
!
nvorillil.
are
piti'liculiir
In
ft
j
vn
the
fxucl
la
you
"J,
iur
leliug
method
have
ii
jrcv
cl
correct
iiml
wo
,iiiici
on
all
new
di-
ir
I
U'MI
(!
duplicated.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Jewellers
'RICE
1ST
Dry
Cleaning
and
Pressing
M
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-leaned
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m
U2.no
M
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s
sponged
mill
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color
11.00
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light
color
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ideated
and
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pressed
only
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letei
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00
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la
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I
5
our
CLEANERS
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8
triped
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a
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variety
ii
ncil
coloring,
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ilr.
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yard
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WEST
of
ENGL'
ND
STORE
Third
Avenue-
Phone
753
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Offlco
Hours-
l
to
.
X-Ray
Servloe
Phone
B8Q.
Open
Tuesday
ami
Thursday
Kvcnlngs
fa
turd
ays
0
to
12
noon
MILK
Prom
Bulkley
Valley
FRE8H
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Tallin
Cream
at
15c
for
Hair
Pint.
Ounlity
and
Sorvloo
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
857
FANCY
FLIGHT
OF
AN
EDITOR'
Humorous
Account
of
Things
that
Might
Have
Happened
at
Stephens
Island.
Recently
THE
DERELICT
SCRIBE
(P.
W.
Lure
in
Vancouver
Province
,
Newspapermen
an
always
je-Hiir
flilo
difficult
ie.
.
Pul-It'll,
a
Prince
Rupert
i.(iir,
(irv
oil
Ihi
(itirc
attain
during
ili
Vmvv
holiday
when
hi-
uim,
broke
down
ami
rorreil
him
ii.
spend
four
day
a
la
Itnhinsnn
Crusoe
on
Stephen
Island,
wilh-otil
:i
ing
tir
a
mini
Fridav.
II
i
an
axiom
in
the
new.
(taper
world
thai
a
jnurnalisi
never
gel
away
from
his
work.
There
it
alwiiy
onielhinV
In
wnle
ahoiil.
Kiiowiiiie
IhU.
Air
I'lillen
had
launched
forth
fully
prepared.
He
had
lot
of
Rink
paper,
four
lead
pencils,
and
a
heail
full
of
brains.
Spoke
Reproachfully
t
sooner
(rail
Mr.
I'ullen
fini-hed
talking
reproarlifiillv
lo
no
eiutine
mr
breaking
down
lli.in
he
hunehed
himself
rom-
'orttv
in
the
eiiekpil
and
nun
i".,-o
ii
mnxM'riy
coiiorini
on
"WhiMicr
Are
We
Drifting
I
lie
uhjerl
ha
been
louelied
Umhi
in
Ihe
pnl.
Mil
never
nn
der
such
iileal
rondllHi.i.
Xo
ehtir
Iihi
yt
answered
Ihe
iiieli.in
ali.fai'triy.
and
Mr.
Pullr-ii
u
n.ii
break
Ihe
ohl
ira-
lilMin.
In
fni'l.
Ions
liefnrc
lie
(lul
lliriMiiill
he
adltitltril
he
w,i-
(iiwlrlv
Ml
!!(
HH
i-ITIII'4
ldiii.il)
ihriMiKh
iriHiMtNl
water
i
with
breaker
ahead
on
an
unfriendly
hoiv.
At
i
n'riiM'k
in
(he
iHoruinv
Mr.
I'ullen
mad'
lmri
on
Steph
en
lland
I'hern
wan
n.
ihn.tr
there
lo
weleiuue
him;
notMxl)
Ui
iiiIitmi-w
;
mi
old
uticriier
lo
eoiniduiii
I
hat
he
had
prinlel
an
bimHriaiiil
upide
down
in
the
water
iiohee
Uk
wiek.
Pioneer
Association
Hum
iik
.i-.-rlai
ned
hy
holler-nit
rmhi
out
loud
thai
lie
wav
IIih
mil)
Mdiahilftlll
of
jhe
l-Uml.
MK.'PolMHhihinal
oi
-gaiii"!
.i
I'iohi'it
liiiilinl'
A-
TIMBER
SALE,
X7E49.
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mrOnl
by
lis-WiM.lvr
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form
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for
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nf
KUauiiikalinii
like
lawriil
hol-l-r:
Swn.nalln.
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or
linl.ters
re
Miner'
Ci-rlirirat.
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NOTICE
IIiI
I.
'n
Dalln.
Fr
MliTeV.
(VrVlinral
fe'lMHC
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.r
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lil.v
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applv
in
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li"ir.ler
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rnr
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,
m
'
btwltilnir
a
Cn.wn
flrant
nf
H.nSlwv
rlimi
"o.
rorllier
lake
nntlre
1
1
1
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I
a
e
I
Ii
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.
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i
I
aerllnn
8S
or
I
he
roniiiiniil
)
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Art
nint
be.
'''raVi'rt'ihi.'jsni
of
Frt.rMsm.-tM.
nalnl
inn
.UY
"r"8WAN
pA,
JN
,,wnr.
By
E.
T,
Kenny,
AfcoU.
FOR
TEACHERS
'Mk
Tlu
ROBERT
KF.FORD
or
-y
The
Cunard
Steamship
Co.
Limited,
822
Hastings
St.
W.,
Vancouver,
or
any
STEAMSHIP
AGENT.
xoeiaim,,,
wild
himef
a
llii'omewhal
aliiiiplly,
hut
it
wa
priKi.li
nt,
himself
.i
sei-reltirv,!patfe
one
slulT
n
far
an
il
went.
hiine(
n
trea-urer,
and
him-
r
a
full
ini-iuliership.
No!
uiai
lie
eared
a
hoot
for
Hie
honor.
hU
he
fund
it
would
make
a
kmm
ni.W),
,.m
(in(f
new.
seeniffl
lo
M.
nonicwliat
;.-iree
in
l
hat
harri'ii
plaee.
Annual
due
were
eolle'eletl
al
Ihe
oryanixalion
ineelln,
lp
reasurer
ar.-epl
jii
all
I.O.I
ai
iiar.
Ilreakra.l
lime
enine,
hut
no
hreaUfasl.
I.iineh
lime
arriveil
without
liinrli
There
was
no
dinner
al
dinner
lime,
and
lln
...
I.
a
"'i'
i"r
iiMMr
laeiieii
me
siiai-k.
Mr.
I'ullen
kippe,
n!i
meals
for
lour
days,
hul
thai
didn't
hollier
luin.
Country
edi-or
seldom
hav
time
lo
eai
anyway,
even
whan
they
have
Anylhiny
to
eat.
Whenever
you
see
a
fal
eon
airy
editor
il
Is
a
lire
and
eerlain
sin
that
he
ha
i
a
private
income
and
a
ropoHei
who
does
all
(he
hard
work.
Kept
Awake
Mr.
I'ullen
didn't
sleep
Very
Pv"
on
filenheim
Island.
To
le!l
me
inun,
ne
ws
worriett.
ler
rlldy
worried.
.Nut
ahout
hi-t
trifling
vretliciitneal,
hut
,,Vei
the
Ihinras
uf
world-wide
ituporU
nnee
editors
ryn
under
slartliiu
liendliue
on
pn;re
one,
day
ufl,
day:
Thoe
slurtns
down
souih
were
they
ruininx
Calilornia's
t'llmatef
That
sinnaslinir'
in
lesliaatimi;
had
an
honest
man
Jeen
dSscovered'?
I
lid
the
I'rinee
of
Wales
ear
-till
give
In
in
tteadarhef
lial
was
Ihal
rrashr
(i
I
lunula,
fir
toppling
over,
or
nn
eeht
fit
the
llelyian
franc
losing
a
few
more
points?
Mr.
I'lillen
dozed
a
little,
Inn
liol
for
lonsr.
He
awoke
with
n
staH,
hrti'heil
great
drops
o;'
iier
pi
rat
ion
frtiui
.
hi
forelieini,
find
moaned
-
in
nn
agony
of
hpiri.
ji
he
Ihnughl
oT
lie
prohletnt
faeing
Miislapha
Kenial.
He
Univeivd
with
etdd
as
he
visual
lied
Ihe
Wilkins
plane
stalled
stiinewhere
in
the
Arolie.
Hi-
wept
a
hitter
tear
as
he
tried
In
breconcile
Ihe
lliff
campaign
wiln
the
lrue
olTeusive;
great
soh
shook
ln
frame
at,
he
saw,
in
fertile
imagination,
his
reader?
derived
of
enlightenment
o
n
lhee
portentous
(mailers
lie-
cause
hi'
paper
had
preforre
!
skip
one
or
more
issues.
Then
he
discovered
that
it
wiii
raining
harder.
Like
a
sensihl
mmi
In.
imiveil
iiiulee.ii
liir:rr
ninl
dryer
tree,
leaving
hU
lie:!
Iiehlnd
lilni.
It
was
mil
nuieh
o:
a
hed.
auyvyay.
!
.
Message
Stopped
'
''
t
.Vain
ie
slept,
hy
fllM
and
starts.
Then
he
heard
a
lap-lap-lnp
as
or
a
telegraph
key.
Mr.
I'ullen
knows
the
Morse
cod;
lie
made
fine
headway
deciphering
Ihe
latest
developments
In
Ihe
Chine!'
war
unlit
he
cheered
Ihe
news
thai
Ah
'."('hum
han
defeated
Ker
Choiv
al
Wall
l.op.
That
rheer
frighlenetl
Ihe
woodpecker
and
ended
the
story
Tongue
Was
Coated
Bad
Taste
In
Mouth
Every
Morning
Mri.,
J.
B.
A
da
ma,
Aasiniboia,
8aa1r,
writoa!
"For
months
I
waj
troubled
with
a
coated
tooguo,
and
had
a
bad
taste
in
my
mouth
erary
mornlog.
One
day
I
law
where
year
Milburn's
were
sdrertlaed
for
just
rata
a
eea
dltlon
at
mine,
to
I
went
at
eaee
and
bought
three
vial
of
Uem,
bat
after
uataj
one-and-a-half,
all
vy.
troublea
dlsappeurad."
r
For
S3
yaara
LaxaLWrr
Fills
Iters
been.
put
up
only
by
The
T.
MUbara
03,
IiaalMd,
Toronto,
Oat.
AND
STUDENTS
"We're
all
saving
for
one
o
those
seven
splendid
Cunard
Anchor-Donaldson
Tourist
Third
Cabin
Vacations."
Fnm
Montreal
to
Plymouth,
Cherbourg,
LonJon.
June
26.
July
10th.
Aifr
20th
Litvrpoul,
July
2
an
J
)Ulfat
arJl
GlusAoui.
June
26.
July
9.
rd
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
LINE
Particular
'rem
CO.,
UmiUJ.
TORONTO
(
Elin
3171)
STEAMSHIP
AGENT
fn
farl,
"a
hiril
of
a
Mory!"
In
due
titiw
Mr.
I'ullen
was
rescued
ninl
relurnrtl
to
Prince
Ituperl.
His
explanation
of
hU
four-day
alienee
ha
been
emin
ently
satisfactory-
fn
everybody.
with
111
exception-
of
all
the
other
country
editor
in
Hritlsli
r.iiliiinliia.
I'hey
waul
lo
know
hnw
In
iiei.'k
llli
iiorlherner
eoulil
afforu
lo
lake
a
holiday
so
early
in
Ui
year.
DEFENDS
ORDER
AGAINST
CROW
M
.
B.
Jackson,
Chairman
of
Game
Board
Gives
His
Point
of
View
A
letter
has
been
sent
to
the
press
hy
M.
It;
Jac.kon,
chairman
of
the
game
conservation
hoard,
ill
regard
lo
the
eritirism
of
the
.oiler
of
Ihe
hoard
offering
a
homily
on
crows.
His
lelter
follows
:
The
Letter
Sir
Perhaps
I
may
say
a
wont
in
view
of
the
expected
spate
ot
tellers
in
the
column
of
Hie
lires
since
the.
announcement
of
the
crow
bounty.
Some
pVople
Inek
n
sen,.c
of
humor.
No
one
surely
imagines
that
either
ihe
game
hoard
or
the
government
proposes
lo
encour.-bfe
children
pursuing
rrows
with
'.air
guns,
etc-
Journalists
enjoy
the
right
of
flights
of
imagination,
and
on
occasion
nuike
even
their
news
item
racy
by
touches
of
humor.
Any
reference
lo
Ihe
use
of
air
-tins
hy
children
Is
thus
accounted
for.
Kven
under
Ihe
crow
bounty,
every
person-
pursuing
Ibeni
willi
lire
arm
must
he
Ihe.
holder
of
an
ordinary
firearms
lleencp
and
this
extend
only
lo
aersous
of
discretion
ami
adult
ago.
The
Nestlings
I
have
then,
again,
heard
thai
people
of
admirable
inslioct
are
noueerneil
over
tin
possibility
of
the
moUier
crow
being
destroyed
and
the
young
in
Ihe
nest
perish
ing.
.Nature
i
hard
hearted.
Assuming
that
the
crow
bounty
is,
as
in
our
opinion,
desirable.
il
Is
lo
be
hoped
Ihal
Hie
parent
bird
will
be
dc.slmy-cd
on
the
nel
during
the
period,
of
incu
bation,
mid
long
lie
fori).
There
he
any
Irve
young
iii
Ihe
nest.-'
The
ynmifriwonitl;
not
perh
by
slar-
v!il
iolij
J
ail)1
i
i
Way.
;
$onie,
nthcj;
crows
would
1
sure
I'd
destroy
them.
Ilul
after
nil.
Iiovv
many
housewives
will
hesitate
In
set
a
trap
for
a
mouse
In
the
panlry
for
fear
she
has
youiur
in
her
next
which
might
perish
if
the
nothor
vandal
be
taken?
Who
also
will
compare
even
the
unfortunate
death
of
more
nr
les
insvnsienl
fledglings
In
the
sufferings
of
hoards
of
mature
md
fully
sensienl
on
bird
and
bird
life
laler
eerlain
lo
be
tie-slroyed
by
Ihe
developed
flcdg-
iing
crow?
M.
Tt.
JACKSON.
In
The
Letter
Box
OBJECTS
TO
HOLDING
BACK
Kditor
'Daily
New..
.
There
was
a
news-
Hem
in
your
paper
last
week
Vegardipg
aliegefl
assault
of
a
youii3
woman
in
McClymonl
Park,
following
which
three
well
known
local
youth
were
arrested.
How
i
II
thai
I
heir
name.
were
not
given?
If
a
fisherman
gel
drunk
ami
is
fined
in
the
police
court,
then
liis
name
is
given
due
publicity.
I
leave
it
lo
public
opinion
which
rrime
Is
Ihe
greater
inenace
lo
society,
that
of
the
youths
or
Iho
fisherman.
RESIDENT.
IRON
HOUSES
FOR
ENGLAND
About
2W
Belnfj
Built
at
Derby
to
Solve
Housing
Problem
LONDON,
April
1
2.
Neville
Chamberlain,
minister
of
health.
visited
Derby
and
addressed
a
Conservative1
and
I'nionisl
uieei-
inw
in
the
evening,
and
he
Jiiok
...1.
:
t
tiiniiilif
in
uie
occasion
ursee
what
Derby
1s
doinp
to
solve"
lli
j
housing
problem.
ff4,
Derby
i
Ihe
first
(own
in
jhe
country
to
undertake
on
a
large
scale
Ihe
erection,
of
c.'isl-iiiin
lmiie.
Aboul
J-'ift
of
llieni
Are
being
constructed
on
Ihe
IN
million
Park
estate,
which
is
a
cou
ple
of
miles
from
Ihe
centre
of
Derby
and
in
proximity
Jo
new
brick
houses
which
have
been
built
and
other
which
are
bein
built.
After
Ihe
complete
foundation
are
laid
these
iron
dwelling
are
being
put
together
at
the
rale
of
five
per
week,
anil
altogether,
brick
and
iron,
die
municipality
are
now
creeling
twenty-eight
house
ir
week.
Quite
Modern
The
greatest
interest
naturally
centred
in
Ihe
iron
buildings,
which
consisted
of
Ihree
bedrooms,
one
living
rolun,
a
kitchen,
amt
a
bathroom.
Mr.
Chamberlain
watched
the.
process
of
fixing
thf
iron
plates
in'
'he
foundation
roncrele
and
Hie
rivetiiKi
together
of
other
plate-until
Ihey
constituted
the
walls
or
the
house
.
No
labor
difficulties
have,.
II
is
understood,
been
encountered
at
Derby,
as
Irade
union
rales
are
being
paid
lo
all
engaged
in
Ihe
work.
Mr.
Chamberlain
in
Ihe
course
of
mi
address
said:
That
these
houses
are
durable
.f
have
no
doubt
whatever,,
but
I
sometime
think
Dial
durability
is
one
of
the
worst
fault
a
house
can
have.
One
of
the
thing
that
ha
landed
u
in
our
troubles
is
the
type
of
houses
built
a
hundred
year
ago
which
are
not
suited
lo
the
idea.
of
toi
last.
These
iron
houses
al
any
rale
hav
the
merit
that
if
ideas
change
Iwenly,
thirty,
or
fifty
year."
hence
it
will,
be
possible
lo
lake
Idem
lo
pieces,
use
the
material
for
some
otjier
purpose
or
erect
them
in
some
other
place.
The
houe
are
light,
airy',
and
convenient,
and
I
have
little
doubt
that
their
tenant
will
be
grate
ful
to
Ihe
Housing
Committee
for
riving
llicnr
houses
suitable
lo
their
needs."
Success
In
Sight
Mr.
Chamberlain
added
that
on
October
I
next
he
had
to
con
sider
the
col
of
Ihe
housinar
subsidy
of
lb
ii
nasi
iwo
year
and
what
it
wa
likely
to
he
fn
the
next
Iwo
year.
Whatever
Ihe
alteration,
of
the
subsidy
might
lie
if
il
were
altered,
he
ai.l
he
could
al
any
rale
say
this,
that
in
regard
lo
any
house
Ihal
were
substantially
begun
before
the-
first
of
October
next
lliey
would
receive
I
lie
subsidy
al
ttit'
old
rate.
He
believed
that
in
the
course
of
Hie
nexl
few
years
we
.should
have-
-he
vvoul
I
not
say
solved
the-
housing
problem
but
readied
Ihe
stage
when
we
should
be
abb
In
see
Die
end
uf
the
lane,
lie
.thought
Ihi
problem,
which
a
few
years,
ago
looked
like,
lieing
Insoluble,
wa
now
TiV
siIif
of
"being
sofveil.
TRAIN
PICKED
UP
VERA
CRUZ
Radio
Broadcast
from
Mexican
City
Came
In
for
30
Minutes
MONTItKAI.,
April
12.
An
in
lereslin-
record
in
long
distance
radio
ri'i'eplinn
on
a
moving
train
has
been
established
by
Ihe
Continental
Limited,
I
be
trans-
coulinenlal
train
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
In
pick
ing
up
and
holding
for
thirty
minutes-
a
broadcast
from
Vera
Crux,
Mexico.
While
the
train
was
leaving
Holden,
Alberta,
moving
westward
to
Kdmonlou
the
operator
Savage
tuned
on
what
to
him
was
an
entirely
new
station
and
which
he
presently
identified
aS
being
in
Vera
Cru.
It
was
nl
y.;io
p.m.
Mountain
time
that
the
train
receiving
sel
picked
up
the
Mexican
tation
and
the
reception
eoutfniied
for
the
next
thirty
minute.
until
Sliont
wa
reached
when
ONHV
Vancouver
replaced
Vera
Criu.
.During
Ihe
thirty
minute
the
reception
was
in
good
volume
A
MAsterpieca
irr
if
ficienc.
REMIJIGTCH
MODEL
12,
Wkiar
to
operate
-
roanonoive
16
tho
llnhtest
touch.
Perfect
in
alignment
and
durable
.
..
Tho
Remington
l!odal
12
is"
a
nactcrpioco
in
efficiency.
It
Is.
the
noct
popular
Typewriter
in
Canada
among
operators
for
its
speed
and
flexibility
and
anone;
executives
'
;
for
the
quality,
of
its
vorlc.
You
can
buy
a
Retiincton
Modol
12
on
easy
terma,,
and.
we
will
take
your
present
nachine
as
part
payment
Ln
exchange.
For
particulars
sign
and
mail
this
advertisement
'to
us.
ttaae-..,,
Address.
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R2MINGT0H
TYPEWRITER
COlTMVi
OF
CAIIADA
LIntlTED
Head
Office
Toronto
McRae
Bros.,
Local
Dealer,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Cng
biases,
Machlnlsta,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Foundars,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
KLCCTR1C
AND
ACETYLENE
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Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
and
Ihe
operator'.
log-
show-
that
weather
condition
were
clear
willr
no
sialic
interference.
Jleeeption
wa
generally
good
during
the-
night
and
at
li.-in
Denver
wa
tuned
in
with
other
Pacific
station.
laler
on,
indicating
a
clear
channel
ot
good
re
ception
from
the-
Oulf
of
Mexico
northwards
and
westerly.
Holden
i
"IS
mile
from
Winnipeg
and
2,H)7"
miles
we.t
of
Montreal.
The
car
was
the
Fort
l-'rascr
which
equipped
wltn
a
fpur
lube
Ibvflev
Neulrodyne
re-
ceMiis
set.
II
was
a
car
and
set
of
similar
type
which
tuned
in
to
Lima
Peru
during
the
in
ternalional
radio
test
week.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
.
April
12..
1916.
I..
W.
Ililey
has
been
elected
eerelarv
of
the
Trade
Labor
Council,
and
W.
K.
Thompson
ha
been
ehoen
vice-nrcsiden!
of
the
M.C.
Federalion
of
l.ahor
for
Ihi
district.
COURT
6f1lSSIZK
SITS
HERE
JUNE
10
'
The
n.t
fiazelte
announces
that
the
court
of
assizes
will
sit
in
Prince
Ituperl
on
June
111
to
hear
criminal
and
I'ivil
rases.
A
week
later
the
.issues
will
open
at.
Prince
Oeonge,
the
presiding
judge
going
on
front
(hi
city
to
jhn
interior.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Oapt.
A.
K.
Dickson,
arrived
from
the
south
at
6
o'elock
at
evening
and
sailed
at
8
fnr
Anyox.
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart-
Among
her
pasengers,
the
Cardena
had
the
following:
for
Prjnee
Rupert---.Madme
Sign-l.und,
Sigurd
(luld-ford,
.(J,
W.
Crockett,.
M.
Silver-held,
A.
Sulherlan.l,
It,
If.
flurd,
J.
C.
llra.ly,
D.
If.
Marines,
H.
U.
Hell,
Mrs.
Krnest
PeUrce
and
children,
(1.
II.
Haines
and
C.
It.
McMillan;
for
Port
Simpson,
Miss
McKay
jind
MNs
Martin-
dale;
for
Stewart,
II.
M.
Alulctl,
for
Alice
Arm,
T,VV.
Falconer;
for
Anyox,
Mrs,
Stanley.
'i.
U
joCaaaa.
tyj
Fresh
Killed
Vee
Shoulder
Itoasls,
per
lb.
15c
Veal
Cutlet.,
per
lb.
.
.
25c
FilleU
of
Veal,
per
lb.
25c
Veal
Stew,
per
lb.
..
12140
No
1
Steer
Beef
Pol
!loa.l,
per
lb.
12'ac
Hib
lloast,
per
lb.
.
20c
Itib
Moiling
Meef.
per
lb.
10o
Pork
Leg
of
Pork,
per
lb.
..
35c
Loin
Pork,
per
lb.
.....
35c
Shoulder
Roast,
per
lb.
25c
Side
Pork,
per
Hi.
....
19c
Fish
J-arge.
Kastern
Salt
Her--ring,
each
..
.
.
....
10c
SaltNackerel,
per
Ih.
..
25c
Sealy
5
Doodson
Sixth
Street
Phone
455.
We
deliver
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
.
.
.r
$6-50
Half
Load
.
.
,
$3.50
Large
sack.
.
.,
60o
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Avenue
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or
Day
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U.
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Warehousing,
and
'lUtributlng.
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and
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Wa
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In
Piano
an
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