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Make
the
Old
Gar
Look
Like
New
!
Give
it
a
finish
that
will
start
bright
and
stay
brijht
you
can
do
n
yourself.
For
this
purpose
we
suggest
Val-jpar
Enamels
a
combination
of
the
finest
pigments
carefully
ground
in
the
famous
Valspar
Varnish
itself.
VALENTIN
ft
VALSPAR
ENAMEL.
Sun,
rain,
mud,
dust,
gasoline,
oils
even
toiling
viattr
from
lie
tm
Jiator
will
not
dim
its
fine
lustre.
Easy
jto
apply,
there
are
twelve
beautiful
,
colors
to
choose
from.
For
Sale
by
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Phone
3
Spring
Coats
in
Shades
of
Navy,
Gray
and
Sand
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
llox
327.
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Hos
15C3
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
UOW-HOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
fiUAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
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HAIJIiUT
CEAU
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
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From
Rulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phones
C5G
and
r."i7
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnltuni
Moving.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made
to
order,
in
our
shop
$50
as
low
as
223
Sijjh
Street
M0SSEB00M
ItlKlIIKS
JlTlll.n:
AMI
CMVAIIIAN
(IIAAirlONMIlrs
I
tVlllt
IMS
It)
EU:rT
TKIM
Ttl
KXTKK
OI.YMriAU
TORONTO.
May
S
(Canadian
Press)
So
tar
Canada
Is
concerned.
1927
ought
to
lie
a
very
important
year
in
the
history
Of
lacros.se.
In
tiip
first
j
place,
the
Dominion
m
clebran:r:
rhe
j
diamond
Jubilee
pi
Confederatioii.
and
jln
the
second
-place,
the
best
team
pro
duced
tn
the
country
during
the
coming
summer
will
repraeent
Canada
at
the
Olympic
games
In
1928.
These
taxi
'
incentives
ought
to
combine
to
put
a
'
fresh
vitality
into
the
national
game.
'
writer
the
stall
and
Empire
sport
(
editor.
I
It
Is
because
lacrosse
has
been
re-.
garded
lor
nearly
amy
years
as
e
naiKmai
summer
pastime
01
unuu
t
that
the
otservance
of
the
Jubilee
pos-
sesses
a
sceclal
significance
for
lacrosse!
players.
JusWfter
the
BrtUsh-Amerl-1
can
colonies,
scattered
right
across
the
continent,
came
together
ta
1867
to
I
form
a
new
nation.
Dr.
George
Tcer.
of
Uontreal.
a
fine
athlete
and
a
great
lacrosse
enthusiast,
suggested
that
lacrosse
would
make
an
appropriate
na
tional
game.
It
was
the
only
case
on
record
of
a
game
invented
by
the
abor
igines
being
adopted
and
civilized
by
the
white
man
who
came
into
the
land
to
possess
it.
lacrosse,
under
numerous
Indian
names,
belonged
to
the
soil
of
the
country,
and
It
was
the
French
the
first
white
Canadians
who
gave
It
the
name
by
which
it
is
now
called.
They
noticed
that
the
stick
used
In
the
game
toare
a
marked
resemblence
to
the
bishop's
crozler.
VITALITY
OF
ilAMF.
Also
it
struck
Dr.
Beer
that
the
vitality
of
lacrosse
made
It
suit
a
northern
people.
There
was
no
game
tin
;dcr
the
sun.
so
Lord
Desborough
and
other
sporting
experts
have
pointed
out.
that
calls
for
a
more
highly
developed
manhood:
it
requires
strength
and
physical
fitness,
skill
and
self-control
to
a
very
high
degree.
All
these
things
remain
just
as
true
of
lacrosse
today
as
they
were
sixty
years
ago.
Then
there
seems
to
be
a
possibility
that
the
supremacy
of
Canada
in
la-
croe
luij
W
ciutllenged
at
the
Olyin-,
JublJfe
u
e9eentuljy
,
Canadian
affair.
pic
gamea
In
1928.
It
has
always,
upi.
,,,,.,,
,km
he
to
now.
been
taken
for
granted
that,C4nadIan
or
t
Jnut
re8ianU
of
this
uuuuay
cuuia
piaj
uicru
quite
well
as
the
men
of
the
Dominion.
Whenever
there
was
an
inscrnatlonU
contest,
the
Canadians
always
won
with
ease.
It
is
more
than
half
a
cen-
I
:ury
since
the
game
was
taken
up
in
England
and
Australia,
but
they
have
I
sever
been
able
to
compete
with
the
i
young
men
of
our
own
country.
One
reason
was
that
they
were
content
to
continue
playing
the
game
as
they
had
learned,
t,
while
the
Canadians
grew
canstai-ty
i-more
.expert
ana
invented
many
new
wrinkles
for
improving
their
technique.
However,
in
the
years
since
the
war.
the
young
men
of
the
United
States
have
taken
lacrosse
to
their
heart
and
In
recent
years
some
of
the
best-known
players
In
Canada
have,
been
coaching
American
college
teams
and
teaching
them
all
the
tricks
by
which
games
are
won.
The
next
Olym
pic
games
will
provide
the
first
oppor
tunity
for
testing
Canadian
versus
American
players
CRICKET
NOW
BEING
PLAYED
oi'Kxivo
rorxTY
oamf.k
this
wf.f.k;
.NEW
7.KAI.AMI
TKAM
MAKIM1
FIRST
VISIT
LONDON,
May
Sr
(Canadian
Press),
Cricket
comes
back
to
its
own
again
in
England
this
week
when
most
of
the
Counties
are
playing
their
opening
engagements.
The
season
wUl
be
better
than
average,
although
it
will
not
present
the
imprrsalvencss
of
last
year,
when
the
Australians
toured
the
country
and
when
the
mythical
"A-thes,"
the
:
cricket
championship
between
'.
the
Old
oountry
ana
Australia,
reiurnc-a
once
more
to
England.
This
season
a
team
from
New
Zealand
Is
a
visitor.
This
is
(lie
first
time
a
team
from
New
Zea
land
has
visited
the
motherland.
It
will
be
under
the
captaincy
of
T.
C.
Lowry.
the
old
Cantab,
and
brother-in-law
of
A.
P.
C.
Chapman,
who
captain
ed
the
English
eleven
which
defeated
INDIGESTION
Gas
on
Stomach
Caused
Severe
Pains
Mr.
C.
F.
TOifcr,
B.E.
Ko.
1,
Olra
Earn.
SasL.
writes:
'Tor
years
hit
Mett
koi
uffrrpJ
from
MTtre
paim
and
mrony
from
imperfect
digestion,
lie
dieted
and
used
artificial
digettaiits,
tint
all
to
no
avail
At
laat
1
got
him
bottW
of
and
he
bad
not
taken
the
whole
bottle
before
he
was
freatlr
relieved.
The
severe
stomach
attacks
ceased,
there
was
no
mora
g
on
the
stomaeh,
and
as
coold
eat
anything
he
wished."
put
np
OJ1iy
Tks
T.
Vlilburn
Cm,
jirwitA
"
x
oroaso,
vttt.
that
AUSir4U
m
nuicn.
rrom
CountT
P011"
slew
there
will
he
a
"
-
k--
:
ol
Yorkshire
to
regain
the
supremacy
It
lost
to
Lancaahlre
last
season.
!vr
The
newspaper
experts
are
warning
cricket
officials
that
they
should
be
cn
the
look-out
this
year
to
find
likely
players
tor
the-mext
English
team
to
run
Australia
in
u
winter
oi
ivm-
VS.
It
is
pointed
out
that
England
j
cannot
rely
for
ever
on
Rhodes,
Uobba.
I
Woslley
and
Hendreo.
It
Is
knows,
that
I
the
next
English
team
for
test
matches
In
Australia
wUl
contain
much
new
material.
On
the
technical
side
the
coming
season
Is
of
particular
interest
because
a
new
and
smaller
ball
la
being
tried
out
in
an
effort
to
increase
the
effectiveness
of
bowUng.
snd
thus
reduce
the
compleU
mastery
batsmen
seem
able
to
establish
I
when
thev
settle
down
to
)ellhraU
'Ttone-walt"
tactics.
f
SPORT
CHAT
There
have
been
critics
of
the
proposal
to
bring
a
Ketchikan
baseball
team
to
Prince
Rupert
for
the
celebra
tion
of
July
I
on
the
ground
that,
as
the
observance
of
Canada's
Diamond
1
xh
snorts
committee.
In
easting
around
for
competition
in
base
LalJ
ha,
found
tnat
eommurfltles
j
The
famous
vacuum
(air-tight)
tin
insures
Big
Ben
being
in
the
same
perfect
condition
when
you
buy
it
as
when
the
tobacco
left
the
factory.
man
a
An
fox
that
mis-"
afford
a
oaotcst.
will
te
busy
ceh-hrauu
ihe
ay
them-ulvea.
If
Cai..ia:'jn
rliaierial
mrv
uaed
It
apuld,
therr.'ore
tuvt
to
be
oeten
local
team.
Ai
it
u
kmed
thai
tlx
local
tans
would
like
aome
compel
it'on
wttlj
ouUlden
awt
!:'.
v:
ol
thr
fot
jthat
It
tuts
txn
riKMnsry
to
h
lKetchlkan
htre
on
DuacnloD-
Da).
Prince
Rupert
rcpayiu.
tl
att
on
July
.
It
li
iikil)
tn&t
it
will
strain
be
deckled
v
br;!.
the
northerner
down.
The
probb
measure
cf
MMsei--.
".i-Joyed
on
the
p!
yms
field
"y
T
Cobh
.hi.-
season
U
.
m'.irh
lHeud
matter
One
thing
Is
icrtatn
hoverer.
H-
rt-added
one
sa
ri
recird
:n
the
r-'itnt
.ik"
of
achlevi
nieut
ever
ree:
rdl
by
one
player.
Km
in-
Ua
si!t.i
u
twenty-third
year
ui
major
leaptie
baseball,
thereby
"itm
a
new
ii-:rd
tor
major
leafu-
service
Hla
:v.f:-.ty--tecond
season
last
summer
ilrd
Uu
eu-
table
record
ieicl
by
Pop
.Vnxo.i
rrmi
batter
of
the
olrtm
days
As
the
Beacon
goes
alor
he
may
btwk
other
,
eiUtlnz
record.-
and
probably
wiil.
1:1
i
fact,
he
cannot
play
without
dotrtK
They
be
his
nwn
record.
Ahleh
creates
the
unusual
aimauon
while
his
speed
aad
daring
on
Um
om
n
aiirsira
iu
wj
marka.
the
majority
of
the
records
nniv,.
hu
cresttaeas
as
a
batter
1
INCREASE
IN
TRADE
UNIONS
KFIDIIT
OF
r.r-.UTMr.NT
OK
I.UKIK
IIOWS
KlI.tTIVl:
STAMHNO
OK
OKtiAMZVIION
OTToWAp
Msy
i
The
Trade
Onion
I"'"""'1
Dasnlnlcn.
scxirc-mg
t,
J
toe
"u.
uii
;
v""""-
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rtl!
T.TL
T
issued
by
the
Dent
of
Labor
la
(
male
up
of
the
following
grotui,
l,
lecal
branches
of
internatioruJ
cralt
rganu-tlsos,
having
beadouarter
an
t
:ne
uniieo
eiauw:
1-1
ve
i,Vam.
an
internatienal
industrial
union
:Ui
headquarters
in
Winnlpes;
(3i
local
branches
of
the
Industrial
W
rlcer
of
the
World.
revolutionary
industrial
union
which
seeka
to
abolh
the
waKC
rvrtem.
with
baadouarlers
In
Chrnzo.
non-tiHernaUon.l
craft
orfainr..t
n
with
hndimirun
in
Cinvi:
ih,
pendent
trade
union
units,
and
rational
and
CaUaoUc
uuious.
The
figures
frasesstad
for
the
Interna-
i
Uonal
cralt
union
rou!
wnich
Includes
ways
s
at
r?
CHEWING
"cr2'M,n
TOBACCO
Oicden's
Cut
Pluj?
Ogrien's
Fine
Cut
Old
Chum
Cut
Smoking
Tobacco
Dixie
Plujr
Smoklnj?
Tohnrro
are
also
parked
in
the
famous
Vacuum
(nlr
tight)
tin.
V
anted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
foi
less
than
50c
FOR
SALE
A
ft
It
AT
MM
It
OWN
ri(l(l-
Wf
have
oa
visw
at
our
omce.
Third
Ave.
Bast,
one
10
Ford
Sedan,
upon
which
we
Invite
you
to
make
a
seated
bid.
Members
and
ewpsoyren
of
our
firm
will
not
be
allowed
to
M.
On
Hay
34
we
will
sell
the
ear
so
the
person
who
avu
wfesfmed
(fee
highest
otTtr
tap
to
6
pjn.
t
Lfay
Si.
This
Is
a
booa
ride
ofler.
and
we
make
no
reserve
ttau.
dm
wtsat
you
ore
willing
to
pay
foe
use
oar
If
you
cannot
drive
w
wUl
teach
you.
All
bids
will
be
placed
tn
sealed
envelopes.
depoaltM
In
a
sealed
box.
i
and
ptssd
aad
ri
named
by
CU-inteeaased
partis,
on
tbe
evesatnn,
of
May
.
Uake
an
Offer
s.
l
r.titkl
It,
1.7
li.
Illllll
Ulitl.llls.
9
COM
OU,
BOYbt
IP
YOU
ARE
MECII-anically
tncitned
sad
wsai
a
eieap
boat
engine,
we
will
sell
you
a
used
Pord
engine
for
123
00.
parts
sre
very
inexpensive.
Overhaul
It
yourself
and
you
will
have
a
14
hp-
motor
at
a
very
low
ecat.
Parker's
Oarsge.
TOR
SALE.
HOUSE
ON
SUMMIT
AVE.
4
roosns
and
bath,
IJjOOO
laaoo
cash
and
Mo
per
month
Small
bouse
and
two
lata
tn
gar-Wen
Fenced
Fruit
weea.
Oose
in.
SA4000
McCaxTery
and
Othdons
Ud.
107
rtR
SAlX-CtX
ROOMED
HOUSE
AND
lot
tn
post
oasee
B4oek
tloaOO.
Apply
po
dm
are.
us
8AL.-ROOMINO
HOUSE.
CI3.
.
jpPOHl
UNl'I
Yt
IS
00
A
MONTH
NOWj
our,
,uturr
tu,.
wU,r-,
xitssic
Ssere.
7
POR
SAC.-CHBTEftFIEU)
SUIT-OP
oouch
and
t
easy
chairs.
Pnone.
Orean
406.
I
FOR
SAt.
PLAYER
PIANO
IN
BX-
cellcnt
oondtUon.
phone
23
J.
I0
POR
SALE
THEATRE
CHAIRS
AND
flrture
Dro.
Moody.
t7
the
members
of
89
organisations.
;
there
has
been
an
Increase
in
I
branches
of
24
and
a
gain
In
members
1
I
of
6
ffiM.
the
VnCsl
brsnehes
being
23
11
i
oral
vhe
oombtned
membership
179.287.
The
r-ffoet
from
t4
Oite
Dig
Unfen
cbssnw
81
loasi
uniu
with
a
combined
friemtrrttdp
ttl
18.60,
fsb-
of
elgfet
sat
tsahs
And
1,400
in
members.
TM
Ittdttatrtal
Workers
of
trie
World,
tbtwgh
retslnmg
1U
atx
brsnehea.
ahows
i
Iras
in
membership
of
S.400.
the
'lumber
of
inesnbers
reported
etng
4,-
The
non-lnternstlonal
craft
orvanlaa-1
1
1
iui.
of
which
there
sre
20.
had
a
lost
1
in
branches
of
IS.
but
an
increase
in
,
members
of
787.
the
teenohe
now
mim-:
berlng
298
and
the
membership
bring
3497.
(
The
Independent
units
have
decreased
'
by
two.
now
standing
at
38.
of
whieh
I
in
reported
s
combined
memberahlp
of
'
12.3SS.
an
increase
of
70.
I
The
National
and
Catholic
Unions
tiave
increased
by
four,
there
now
bring
!
103.
the
combined
membership
of
whlah
1
was
reported
by
the
Federation
of
Oath-tillc
Workers
of
Canada
to
he
25.000,
:
the
same
as
reported
tor
the
two
pre.
ivious
years.
The
computation
of
the
'
'ove
fiirures
indicates
a
net
gain
in
branches,
of
21
and
an
Increase
In
members
of
3.840.
nuking
s
grand
tots!
of
;
2.SI8
brsnehes
of
all
classes
of
unions
!
in
the
Dominion,
with
a
combined
re-;
wiried
or
estimated
membership
f
274,.
m
The
mernbrrahlo
of
all
!
r
.-
....
.
u,na'
reporvro
w
vna
nepartmrnt
for
the
past
sit
teen
years,
has
been
as
follows:
1811
133.132
IS
IB
378,047
1812
100.120
1930
373.843
1018
174.7M
1931
313,330
.1914
108,103
1922
270,021
taw
f41441
1923
278.003
1910
100.497
1934
200.043
lI7
201.030
1933
271,004
tats
243.887
1928
274.004
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MAY,
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lady
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(or
few
weeks
in
bual-,
neas
olttce
dosm
town.
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Boa
33.
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office
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