P!
April
2,8,
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aster
Wall
Board
,
imureH
a
lifetime
of
satisfaction
when
used
for
walla
mkI
ceilings;
fits
true
and
stands
firm
during
the
life
,,f
the
building.
Wont
CltACK
WARP
CRUMRLE
EUKN
or
WEAK
OUT
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(inmp-prof,
vermin-proof
and
a
perfect
Insulator,
enuring
cool
in
summer
and
warmth
in
winter.
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llfi
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!
r
you
getting
enough
for
ii
fur?
If
not,
come
to
n.
loom.
Just
now
wo
want
K.
marten,
ermine,
cojr-wolf,
foxes
of
all
kinds,
1
lynx.
H
V
have
largo
orders
from
i
:itnrturra
in
the
East,
I
if
ve
cannot
fill
them
we
ir
honus.
We
pay
top
-
lr
everything,
l'
vou
have
a
large
lot.
1
me
and
I
shall
call
-
'i.illy
Remember,
if
you
'
'
a
square
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
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Avenue
FISHERMEN
!
fcr
Pumpernickel
Bread
i-
(
l
isp
and
other
Breads,
cume
to
The
Rupert
Bakery
':
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l
in
an
oven,
hooted
by
which
insures
well
1
'M
loaf
and
one
that
will
1
iy
moist.
Phone
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Proprietors
DRY
:
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J
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AND
CEDAR
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1
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Load
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;
tjOc,
,
fAL
PRICES
DOWN
1
""'"Ma
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
l;"llli"i
Washed
Nuta
$11.26
N
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'ta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Vi"
"'i
Lump
$13.00
l
'
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
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fivit
THISTLETEAM
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WELCOMED
i:xi:ci
nvi:
or
hkiiimknt
exi-mins
I'l.KAM
Itll
r
MOST
IIKCKVI
A.
nirioN
to
Moreen
The
executive
of
the
Regiment
football
team
met
I
ant
evening
at
the
Armoury,
wilson
presiding.
Other
member
ajewent
were
c.
J.
Norrlngton.
see.ta..
C:
Youngman.
F.
Hardy
F
Hunter.
C.
J.
Harrington
and
F.
Hardy
were
appointed
delegates
to
the
annual
meeting
ol
the
Football
Association.
Satisfaction
was
expressed
at
the
formation
of
the
Thistle
football
ttam
as
It
waa
leu
that
a
three-team
league
dm
necessary
that
football
might
be
kept
aliv-
an-i
Interesting.
Delegate
were
lnMrVcted
to
supp
rt
the
formation
of
an
Intermediate
Football
league
If
at
all
feasible,
so
that
the
plajers
who
graduate
from
'hi-
Junior
Football
League
might
get
the
xperl-ence
neceiaary
before
they
reach
the
age
and
weight
necesspry
lootball.
for
senior
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(B
The
Trump)
AH
Harding,
who
la
to
box
Jmimy
Hrnonald
next
week.
l
from
Bristol.
England,
the
place
thnt
ha
turned
out
I
a
number
of
first
claaa
boxen.
Si:.ie
I
that
he
baa
made
hi
home
at
Cu.-
j
gary
and
Vancouver.
It
la
announced
by
the
management
thai
the
boy'
baud
'
will
be
In
attendance
at
the
event.
the
date
hereof,
to
aoolv
to
the
lainln
,
Heonrder
lor
a
Certf'l.'ate
of
Improve-;
menu,
for
the
purp-te
of
obtaining
a!
ituwd
urant
oi
trie
a
Dove
claim.
Aud
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
section
85
must
be
commenced
before
the
Issue
of
such
Certificate
of
Improvements
Dated
this
5th
da;
of
March.
A
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H.
McN.
TTtASEIt.
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alorj
men
to
norn
in
on
tlw
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published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
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of
British
Columbia
team
failed
as
It
dotserved
to
fall.
New
Westminster,
the
heme
cf
lacrcwe
In
ran
get
from
the
visit
this
year
to
Amsterdam.
hn
Rlako,
the
heavyweight
who
recently
punched
Jack
8hi
rkey
out
of
the
famous
"el
mil
nation
tournament,"
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ni.
t...t
eat.
tViaa
tNlra
lu-ss
r.
i
.
rste
of
Title
Is
dated
the
Stth
October,
purposes
set
forth
In
the
"provlnc.al
home
HMO.
and
Is
numbered
27SI.
Elections
Act
"
lend
Rev'ntrv
Office.
Prince
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Dated
r.'.
Prin'-e
Rupert,
B.C..
this
B.C..
19th
March
1J3S
5
h
day
of
Anrll.
1928
H.
P
MACLEOD.
.
REGISTRAR
OF
VOTERS,
a?
ReelMrsr
of
Titles
119
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
District
Movies
in
Your
Own
Home
To
make
tHem
with
the
CINE
KODAK,
.simply
sight
the
finder
and
press
the
release.
That's
all
there
is
to
it
you're
making
movies.
To
show
them
on
the
home
screen,
merely
plug
in
the
KODASCOPK
in
on
your
lighting
circuit
and
snap
the
switch.
Then
sit
down
and
enjoy
the
picture.
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f.:U
lens.
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held,
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motor
driven,
fixed
focus.
Price
$110.00
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MODEL
C
Electrically
driven,
works
on
any
ordinary
house
lighting
circuit.
Price
.
.
.
$70.00
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SCREEN
Sine
22x:n
inches.
Price
..
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n.m.
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ami
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itlVKK
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ni
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i
mtewakt.
walk
ihl.mi-okt
wmivhon.
Kiimlar.
s
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r
'!jth.
Aawnt
"3
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.
Vlelorw
ami
Nellie,
T.-r.rae
rrltiee
Htinert,
fi
r.
soil
hrtgrnge
rlieekeil
tSZ
DAILY
NZW3
anybody
to
the
house-
-or
fight."
Comment
on
the
Kme
played
several
weeks
0
between
England
and
Scot
land
la
verylntemtlng.
Here
Is
what
1
the
Observer
aya
of
it:
!
As
the
score
suggests,
there
was
mo
common
ground
Of
tKmp.ii
ixon
between!
the
elevens
of
Scotland
and
Upland
at
I
the
Wembley
Stadium
yesterday.
The
i
Boots
were
such
master
of
tbeir
craft
that
the
Saxons
appeared
aa
were
sJettla9HpiJjia!t
bey
a
Duitenij;.
4-J
v
a
contest
In
the
.first
half
two
goals
by
which
Scotland
led
at
the
Interval
exaggerated
their
nuperlor
ty.
but
fortified
with
xuch
an
advantage
I
tbe
Soots
proceeded
to
play
a
winning
;amr
with
such
'i:-poseslon,
stirh
combination
jnd
such
rase
that
the
Englishmen
wt
almost
lookers-on
The
BeoU
did
just
as
they
liked
with
Die
ball,
every
member
of
their
team
j
shewing
that
command
of
the
sliddery
thing
fcr
which
thy
are
Justly
famous.
It
U
dimuL
:t
to
rcc.-.il
a
match
in
which
Englsnd
have
been
o.-.plctely
mb-ducd.
Oric
will
say
that
the
English
bck
play
was
punc-tired
with
blunder,
that
Jones
of
Blackburn
Rovers
had
no
Idea
of
cbetk.natlrn
Ja-kvin
of
Huddertfleld,
U.e
Bro-.tlsh
"utslde
right.
I
that
the
half
backs
-if
the
home
land
!
were
ordinary
telle
;
fldcm
prompting
j
.i:cjc
wrs
but
one
l-h
vsriyuard.
So
:;
root
of
the
matter
ir.atch
a
a
whfile.
were
outclassed
by
i!
:.('
d.-fenders.
;.'ik-
ai.d
that
v.
..rd
In
the
Eng-...ipr.-red.
but
the
ti.rit,
t
ike
he
English
eleven
i
etu.re
team
work
of
the
Scots.
Once
were
counted
fifteen
consecutive
passes
from
Sr-
to
Scot,
without
an
opponent
ever
gt:ing
a
chance
of
playing
the
ball.
7
hat
was
perfect
manoeuvre,
and
the
rjec:ators
simply
chortled
to
see
such
things.
This
united
jction
and
the
lntr::n-.-nt
and
superb
raiding
of
Jackiun
and
Alan
Morton
re
beyond
any
concept.
:;n
of
the
game
that
the
englishmen
yh-jmd
Look.i.g
at
this
exhibition.
It
l
i,
:t
aXonnung
atCnglard
has
n.'
w-::,
a
in,
'h
unit
not
saved
a
point
during
this
sr
tson.
SPORT
CHAT
i.
w
-wVicesii
Liai,i
ill.
TT
Ilfjrej
"ipj,
ut,ci
RUi
ujp.
Ujpru.
sUad
M1U
.
m5eafroTthe?tcntUAt1n'
'Ur
"I""I'm
K'atl
'm
glad
Im
up
her:
'
Battling
Dido
Qurvich
seems
to
be
TAJU
MOT1CI
l
Us-
we.
James
Stokes
w1,h
th
gentlemen.
I
ain't
mii9h
doing
better
on
his
training
c.
.nj.c
,na
P.:
f
rter.
Free
Miner's
Oertitlcate
on
speskln'.
So-ry.
But
I
cm
rassle
In
the
south
than
even
sjcic
ol
his
no.
m-j-Hwi.
imena.
sixiv
a
its
irom
St.
Louis
9.
cu
ctnosti
6.
AMU(I
AN
I
i:fil
tl
Waehington
New
York
12
Boston
2,
Philadelphia
3.
Chicago
2.
D-trelt
3..
Cleveland
7.
St
Louis
3.
(oast
i.iam
n
Mlaalons
B.
Seattle
0.
UoUywood
3.
Portland
apcrannto
.
aeo
V
k.ti
vir.w
m
DlLLlAKLr
Javt
tk&
vahuthkj
"Poker
Hands"
1
TT,
eT-C
1
2
sO'
FOR
:.Biia.
vr.,..,
r
r
PVfltty
the
V&rLZm&
:
71
111
K
x"
"W
warmest
local
supporters
could
have
expected.
With
one
decision
and
one
knockout
(of
Johnny
Marks
on
Thursday
night
In
Vancouver
I
added
to
his
record
during
the
brief
two
weeks
or
so
he
haa
been
south,
tbe
locu
boy
would
seem
to
be
making
food.
Be
was
fortunate
in
getting
ou
a
Vic
Foley
;
preliminary
card
far
his
first
engagement
in
the
south.
This
caused
con-jnredable
attention
evidently
for
Dido
IM
TBE
MATTER
of
an
a
dp
Heat
ion
for
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
I
shall.
'lust
this
week
ttturtd
on
an
Elks'
the
issue
of
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
on
Monday,
the
21st
day
of
hta.
lets,
t
......
.
-r
w.
Title
for
Lot
sixteen
(161.
Block
sixteen
a
the
hour
of
10
o'clock
in
the
fore-i
.
(lot.
Town
oi
Stewart.
Map
eiaa.
noon,
at
tne
coun-uouae.
rrwoe
ira-
"r
"
wiimiim
Satiafaetory
proof
of
the
loss
of
tbe
pert,
hold
a
sitting
of
the
Court
of
a
bcxlng
show
thizs..
Re
should
be
Certificate
of
Title
covering
the
above
Revlilon
for
the
purpose
of
revising
..,
-JT
which
r,pldljr
lnln8
land
having
been
produced
to
me.
it
la
the
list
of
voters
for
thTsaid
electoral
Prenc
my
Intention
te
issue,
after
the
expire-
district
and
of
healing
and
determining
,
be
needs
In
his
business.
Local
fans
tion
of
one
month
from
the
irat
pub-
any
and
aU
objections
to
the
retention
ire
interested
and
gratified
In
his
1
lest
Ion
hereof,
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
any
name
on
the
said
list,
or
to
the
..
,
f
Title
to
the
above
land
in
the
name
registration
as
a
voter
of
any
applicant
,bowlng.
possibly,
ihi.
be
may
be
able
v,,.
to
if
W
ft
V7CKEKS
The
original
Oertifl-
for
registration:
and
for
the
other
retrieve
lost
fortune
when
he
return
Unwise
publicity
served
to
make
the
Montreal
Maroons
unpopular
in
the
Natkmel
Hockey
League
during
the
pM
eaaon.
In
nearly
every
city
they
visited
the
were
"greeted"
with
exagger
ated
newapaper
accounts
telling
about
this
crashing,
brtuaaag.
rough-house
team.
Maroons
Jndeubtrdly
wore
s
beavy-bitUng
sggioyiliui,
but
no
more
so
than
were
the
Mew
York
Rangers
cr
the
Boston
Bruins,
who
in
one
game
at
Madison
Square
Oarden
engaged
in
the
fiercest
and
meet
relentless
body-checking
sixty-minute
duel
ever
seen
in
the
profession!
league.
Maroon
a
deserve
credit,
not
censure.
They
asked
,no
quarter,
snd
they
gave
none,
and
J
they
came
aa
close
ea
runnera-up
can
possibly
come
to
winning
the
cham-'plonshlp.
Only
In
accurate
shootln-:
cost
them
the
f.nsl
game.
YANKEES
AND
GIANTS
LEAD
NEW
YORK.
AprU
26
The
Yankees'
and
Olanta
are
now
leading
their
respective
leagues.
j
St.
touts
and
Cincinnati
played
iieven-
teen
Innings
before
Cincinnati
took
the
virtory.
Pittsburg
levelled
Chicago
under
a
barrage
of
twelve
hit
to
win
ten
to
nil.
Cleveland
la
now
eight
points
behind
the
Yankees
because
of
having
played
more
games.
NATIONAL
I.I1AGI
II
York-Beaton,
wet
grounds
Philadelphia
2.
Brooklyn
3.
Pittsburg
to,
Chicago
.
1
,llPYHaSEEflB
WinriEetrik
Two
more
games
in
the
first
round
of
the
city
billiard
handicap
champion
ahlp
tournament
tinder
tbe
auspices
of
the
Grand
Terminal
Olub
were
played
laat
night.
J.
Campbell
(plua
10)
defeated
C.
Hodgson
(Blua
70)
by
a
score
of
200
to
108
.
and
Aid.
O.
I'
Tinker
(minuR
351
eliminated
W.
Bnlllle
(plus
15i
by
200
to
IB.
A4vart..o
.u
the
Oaily
Haws.
TURRET
OVlild
and
fragrant
QKKeWlKl
"HBsElisaaBB
RICHMOND'S
:
LOUVRE
On
Friday
Morning
from
8.30
to
1
p.m.
In
keeping
with
our
promise
made
last
month,
our
regular
monthly
Clock
Sale
will
take
place
tomorrow
morning.
These
Clock
Sales
have
proved
so
puccessfal,
both
for
us
and
for
our
customers,
that
this
time
we
are
offering
greater
values
than
ever
before.
J
ust
note
the
prices
quoted
below,
and
call
in
to
our
store
tomorrow
morning
as
soon
after
8.30
as
you
can
make
it.
Pure
Spun
Silk
in
25
different
shades,
36
inches
wide.
Clock
Sale
Price,
2
yards
for
95
C
'
Pure
Silk
Hoac
Silk
to
the
top;
'
semi-full
fashioned.
In
all
the
lat-J
est
shades.
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Pair
95c
Pure
Silk
Thread
Nose
In
a
few
shades
only.
Clock
Sale
Price,
2
pairs
for
95c
2
Doien
Only,
Silk
Bloomers
Heavy
quality.
Regular
price
$2.75.
Clock
Sale
Price
95c
2
IVozcn
liobettes
in
a
few
shades.
Regular
pri
$2.75.
Clock
Sale
Price
95c
5
Dozen
Children's
Silk
Hose
Regular
value
50c.
Clock
Sale
Price,
4
pairs
for
...
95c
"17
12
Only,
Silk
Dresses
Sleeveless.
Regular
values
to
$10.00.
Clock
.RrieeVeach
........
195
12
Only,
Silk
Dresses
Sizes
3G
to
42.
Regular,
values
up
to
$15.00.
Clock
Sale
Price,
each
2.95
12
Only,
Suits
in
Tweeds
Hand
tailored,
Crepe
de
Chine
lining.
Regular
price
from
$29.50
to
$35.00.
Clock
Sale
Price
14.75
12
Only,
Silk
Dresses
Regular
values
up
to
$24.50.
Clock
Sale
Prices
5.95
EVERY
ONE
REPRESENTS
AN
ABSOLUTE
BARGAIN.
Only
Qjctijlicle
to
each
customer.
Cash
only.
No
C.O.I),
and
no
dealers
Third
Avenue.
supplied,!
ichmond's
Louvre
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.