I
SsiiiiiiESJ.
a.
.
We'll
Wash
You
Iron
IF
you
like
to
iron
we'll
be
glad
to
do
the
harder
job
of
washing.
And
without
messing
your
home!
We'll
call
for
your
family
bundle.
We'll
wash
it
snowy
white
in
pure
soap
and
rainsoft
water.
We'll
extract
most
of
the
water
in
our
special
fabric-saving
spinning
basket
wringers.
Then
we'll
return
everything
to
you,
sweet
and
sanitary.
.
.
.
and
just
damp
enough
for
your
own
hand
iron.
We
call
this
our
Wet
Wash
Service.
The
charge
only
5
cents
a
pound.
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
i,wiiimiiM
HEALTHFOLLOrVS
CmiTOWUCTICCOMKti
PKJJUK
ON
SP1NU
KRVCS
IN
OlSMSriOf
mroucwiftootMjtj
tips
r
u
9
llMUt
A
SOUND
INVESTMENT
IN
HEALTH
Produces
a
Rigger
Dividend
than
the
safest
bond
W.
C.
Aspinall
CHIROPRACTOR
6
Exchange
lllock
Green
211
FI
HERMEN
i
for
Pumpernickel
Bread
Rye'
Crisp
and
other
Bread,
come
to
The
Rupert
Bakery
Baked
in
an
oven,
heated
by
oil
which
insures
a
well
baked
loaf
and
one
that
will
stay
moist
Place
your
orders
now
for
HOT
CROSS
HUNS
for
Good
Friday
Phone
G13
J.
(Jarun
C.
Higgert
Proprietors
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Double
Load
$6.50
Large
Sack
50c
I
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberto
Sootiest
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
otheryclasses
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
13'J
Second
Avenue
McMORDIE
IN
BILLIARD
FINAL
DEIKATKU
J.
IIKd.VHTY
IN
SEMIFINAL
SATt'ltllAY
EVENING
UV
5(0
TO
403
Col.
8.
P.
McMordlc
gps
the
final
against
P.
O.
Pyfe
Ui
hhii$iftl6r
cflty
billiard
championship
competition
ai
i
result
of
his
victory
Saturday
night
In
a
semi-final'
over
J.
Vefiftf
by
a
ti&bre
of
fiOO
to
403.
It
was
a
fairly
closely
contested
match,
McMordle's
high
breaks
being
63,
the
highest
of
the
tournament
and
41.
Hegarty
made
two
runs
of
36.
PRINCE
RUPERT
WINS
FOOTBALL
GAME
FROM
GRAIN
SHIP
ANTHEA
In
a
return
football
match
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
yesterday
afternoon
a
Prince
Rupert
representative
team
defeated
an
eleven
from
the
grain
ship
Anthea
by
a
score
of
8
to
3.
There
was
quite
a
crowd
of
fans
on
hand
to
wit
ness
the
game.
A
week
ago,
ss.
Anthea
beat
Prince
Rupert.
SPORT
CHAT
Jack
Dempsey,
former
world's
heavy
weight
champion,
may
be
a
visitor
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria
this
summer,
according
to
Joe
Waterman,
Portland
boxing
promoter
who
chatted
with
the
big
fellow
at
San
Francisco.
Dempsey
told
Waterman
tha
the
expects
to
take
hU
string
of
thoroughbreds,
now
ractnp
,
t
Tijuana,
to
the
British
Columbia
"
trwk.
where
he
will
campaign
them
during
the
summer.
He
also
reiterated
k..
k..
.
....,
,
,
"
.
,
lug
the
ring
again.
,.
modern'day.
No
fighter
in
arose
from
Sharkey,
'
and
no
fhrhter
of
prominence
"
.
.
.
...
...
w.
-
JZ.
ill
ich
iiiKii
jemr
oiisMKCjr
puiKU
miii-
wtlf
f
mm
t
Kji
ranka
nf
n
nrrilturv
k..,,h.
,
v
where
he
waa
the
outstanding
choice
as
the
challenger
for
the
championship.
William
Muldoon.
among
others,
saw
In
him
the
next
champion.
Then,
with
NERVES
Make
The
Man
of
.MONDAY
HEALTH
TALK
the
No.
9
by
for
It.
E.
EYOLFSON,
D.C,
lh.C.
The
tailor
who
said
"Clothes
make
the
Man"
was
not
altogether
right.
It
is
nerves
that
make
or
break
the
man
or
the
woman.
Nerves
that
create
discord
and
dissension
within
the
body
wreck
the
a
life;
healthy
nerves
make
it
a
not
pleasure.
The
cause
of
nerve
trouble
is
it
the
spine.
where
all
nerves
ordinate.
Are
your
nerves
to
be
ree
to
serve
you
as
they
should,
jr
is
spinal
irritation
to
cautse
vou
misery
and
dis-ease.
I
your
chiropractor
can
tell
you.
She
found
the
cause:
IN
"At
the
aire
of
17,
I
became
a
nervous
wreck,
having
to
give
In
up
school
and
everything
that
required
effort.
Constipation
In
and
severe
pains
over
the
right
eye
accompanied
acute
nervousness.
I
feel
irrateful
to
the
friend
who
told
me
about
Chiropractic.
I
took
adjustments
for
a
long
time,
but
owe
both
life
and
health
to
my
to
chiropractor."
Ada
G.
Iewis,
Chiropractic
Itesearch
Bureau.
Statement
No
2201-IL
Make
your
appointment
for
health
with
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
nilUOl'ItACTOU
G23
Third
Avenue
West
l'hones
Office:
Illue
85.
Itcsidencc:
Mack
252.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
lumsMaai
Can
Eat
Any
thing
Now!
Her
Indigestion
soon
ended
L-.
c
:i
iz
uy
rruu-a-uves
MRS.
E.
WHITE
West
Toronto,
Ont.
"I
feci
it
my
duty
to
write
you
in
regard
to
your
wonderful
tablets
"Fruit-a-tives."
I
suffered
from
indigestion
for
months
and
could
not
cat
a
square
meal.
I
started
taking
"Fruit-a-tiyes"
and
now
cat
anything
and
feel
like
a
new
person.
I
hope
this
letter
will
help
other
sufferers."
Mrs.
E.
White.
Fruitativcs
gives
sure
relief
from
indigestion.
It
is
made
of
the
juices
of
fresh
ripe
fruit,
combined
with
tonics,
and
causes
the
whole
digestive
tract
to
digest
and
assimilate
food
and
to
eliminate
waete
as
nature
intended
it
to
do.
Let
this
wonderful
medicine
help
you.
25c
and
50c
a
box.
a:most
the
same
speed,
he
started
slid
ing
and
In
less
than
a
year
found
himself
a
thoroughly
discredited
fighter.
a
fighter
removed
from
$100,000
shots
to
the
circuit
of
small-time
clubs.
'
this
naMti
mi
Itu
Mliira
toti.iVilinH
Ivttir
,..,.,.
'
'
'
,
Dld01,"rV''
f
Bup!rt
"'
,
middleweight
wi
championship
w
of
Northern
British
Columbia.
Doth
boys
.
.
...
.
,
,.
u
nl
h"
ny
follower..
No
1.
being
promoted
b,
lUiph
Smith.
There
will
be
five
t-
'tractive
prelim
preliminaries
iaarlet
as
m
follows:
Tod
Morgan
vs.
Howard
Keefe;
Eddie
Smith
-
Curly
Nelson:
Kid
Boulter
vs.
Paul
Porter:
George
Bard
vs.
Jack
Itolroyd
and,
semi-final,
four
rounds.
Benny
Wendle
vs.
Tiger
Boulter.
LOCAL
EMPLOYMENT
VERY
SATISFACTORY
MnI
nf
Worklrwi
at
Till
Time
Made
up
Lurgrtv
of
Mm
Drifting
Into
flty
The
employment
situation
In
the
district
Is
very
satisfactory
at
this
time.
tales
J.
M.
Campbell,
local
superintendent
of
the
Employment
Service
of
Canada.
The
list
of
workless
at
present
totals
about
fifty.
Including
a
number
men
who
have
recently
drifted
Into
city
from
as
far
as
prairie
points.
rhere
it
nothing
special
opening
up
al
though
there
Is
a
steady
casual
demand
labor.
Artvrrtti
!n
ih
rnilv.
ewp
TIMBER
SALE
XK786
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
bv
Minister
of
Lands
at
Victoria.
B.C..
later
than
noon
on
the
23rd
day
of
April,
leas,
(or
the
purchase
of
License
J&m.
to
cut
s.iaoftm
TAM.
of
Balaam.
Hemlock,
Spruce
and
Cedar
on
an
area
situated
on
rtoacoc
Inlet,
mouth
of
Noota
Kivcr.
Rang
3.
Coast
District.
Three
(31
vears
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
BC.
or
District
Forwter.
Prince
Rupert.
D.C.
IN
PKOHATE
Till:
KlTltKMK
Mil
KT
UI'
ItltlTISH
COM
MIUA
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Benedict
overran
jonnaon.
Deceased,
inteetate.
TAKE
NOTICB
that
bv
order
of
HH
Honor
J
McB.
Toung.
the
33nd
day
of
March.
1030.
I
was
appointed
admlnla-trator
of
the
estate
of
Benedict
Steffan
Johnson,
deceased,
and
all
partlea
hav
ing
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
pro-
neny
venneo
io
me
on
or
oeiore
tne
Mth
day
of
April.
1038.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
mflsSB
k
Letter
H
from
the
Kjt
ia
j
Contest
-tVAWf
Mf
In
the
context
just
closed
one
of
the
letters
we
received
was
from-
Mrs.
Sutiliffe,
2829
26th
Atfiue
E.
i
ratine
Milk
becaOfcC
so
handy
at
PieuUP;
Mrturs,"
&
mW-
"in
fact
every
place
yoti
go
you
always
have
good
fresh
milk
on
hand
and
for
cook-intr
purposes
it
is
excellent."
PACIFIC
MILK
328
DRAKE
STREET
Vancouver,
H.C.
PALM
SUNDAY
MUSICAL
EVENT
I'KEMIYTEItl.lN
II1IU
ITT
ON
SACKED
CANTATA
"OLIVKT
TO
CAI.VAKY"
LAST
NKJIIT
IN
OTHER
CHURCHES
.'I
V
I
'
f
The
outstanding
feature
of
Palm
Sunday
services
fn'tM
churches
ol
Prince
Hupcrt
was
the
effective
presentation
last
night
of
J.
II.
Mamider's
famous
cantata
"Olivet
to
Calvary"
by
the
choir
or
First
Presbyterian
Church.
It
wat
a
lull
musical
service
and
the
choir,
under
the
capable
direction
of
John
E.
Davey,
acquitted
Itself
with
credit
and
distinction.
There
was
a
large
congregation
which
responded
adequately
to
the
splendid
rendering
of
the
well
known
work.
The
whole
nine
parts
of
the
cantata
were
given,
recalling
simply
nnd
reverently
the
scenes
which
marked
the
last
few
days
of
the
Savior's
life
on
earth
and
some
of
the
reflections
suggested
thereby.
Taking
solo
parts
were
J.
A.
Teng.
A.
Clapperton,
W.
E.
Wll-llscroft.
Ernest
Smith.
8.
J.
Hunter,
J.
E.
Davey
and
Mrs.
P.
W.
Allen.
The
vocal
recitation
"And
Jesus
entered
the
Temple
of
Ood"
was
taken
by
Mr.
Teng
and
Mr.
Wllltacroft:
the
quartette,
"O
Thou
Whose
Sweet
Compassion,"
by
Mrs.
McPhee,
Miss
E.
Davles.
A.
Clapper-ton
and
J.
E.
Davey.
and
the
quar
tette
"Droop,
Sacred
Head,"
by
Mrv
Allen,
Mrs.
J.
L.
Lee.
Louts
Smith
and
Mr.
Lincoln.
There
was
no
sermon
In
the
evening
the
subject
of
the
pastor.
Rev.
J.
R.
Priaell.
in
the
momlna
belnc
;
"These
Three,
Faith,
Hope
and
Charity."
In
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
there
were
the
usual
hymns
spproprlate
to
the
day.
Bv.
Walter
Allen
of
Btew-
j
!art
was
preacher
In
the
morning
and!
I
Rev.
L.
J.
Hales
of
Vanderhoof
In
the
j
evening.
I
There
was
morning
service
for
the
,
first
time
in
a
year
or
so
at
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church,
Seal
Cove,
where
Archdeacon
a.
A.
But
occupied
the
pulpit.
I
At
the
First
Baptist
Church
In
tho
evening.
Hev.
w.
T.
Price
preached
seasonal
settnoa
and
8.
A.
UcPKerson
sang
The
Palms."
The
subject
of
Rev.
A.
Wilson
in
First
United
Church
in
the
evening
waa
:
"Pilate
Before
Christ"
There
was
oonlrmatkon
service
in
the
evening
at
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
The
day
was
observed
In
the
usual
way
at
the
Catholic
Church.
Services
at
tha
Salvation
Army
were
well
attended,
morning,
afternoon
and
evening.
At
the
evening
service.
Mr
ji
.
Stobart
spoke
on
the
word
truth.
Thar
j
will
be
apecial
Sater
music
neat
sun-ttton
BeU
di.y
both
at
Uiecltacie4
and
on
thej00"1
R,v1'
streeu.
A
Orandvlew
march
Weather
was
very
good
MtlXIPlT.lTION
W.H
I.KMH
THAN
MIINTII
1)1
l-SeVlyi'H
Vb.tll
MOIti;
HI
NflllNE
AMI
111(111-
i:k
tkmI
kilmi
he
Plnce
Rupert
had
lata
precipitation
during
the
month
of
March
this
year
than
rt
hsd
in
March.
1027.
and
there
was
also
a
good
dial
more
sunshine
as
wall
as
mUder
weather
generally.
Prcclpltatlcn
this
past
month
totalled
8J4
Inches
aa
compared
with
10.64
Inch
in
March,
1097.
and
7.44
Inches
In
March.
1036.
Snowfall
for
the
month
this
year
was
but
L4
Inches
as
compared
with
37.6
Inches
last
March.
There
were
90.7
hours
of
bright
sunshine
during
the
past
month
ai
compared
with
OOJ
hours
In
March.
1037.
and
66
hours
In
the
same
month
of
136.
The
highest
temperature
during
March,
1028
was
08
ss
compared
with
68
in
1037.
The
lotrast
temperature
was
36
as
against
SO.
The
moan
temperature
for
the
past
is)onth
was
41
as
compared
with
Nf
in
March,
1037.
Following
arm
tfe)a
official
figures
for
the
past
month
as
Issued
by
H.
D.
Tee.
Digby
Island.
Dominion
meteorologist:
Total
sunshine-
90.7
hours.
Highest
.
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
80.41
on
Mardh
1.
Lowest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
29.07
on
March
10.
Maximum
thermometer
reading.
63
on
March
10.
Minimum
thermometer
reading,
36
on
March
8
and
4.
Mean
temperature.
41.
Precipitation.
8.84
Inchea,
Including
1.4
Inches
of
snow.
Ores
teat
dally
rainfall,
3.16
Inches
on
March
18.
Wind
mileage
total.
0703
miles.
Average
wind
velocity
for
month,
0.1
miles
per
hour.
Highest
wind
velocity.
60
miles
from
southeast
on
March.
10.
First
Barber
Nasty
cut
youv'e
given
the
old
gent.
BUI.
Second
Barber
Tee.
I'm
courtln'
his
ousemald
that's
to
let
her
know
1
can
see
her
Tuesday
night.
Loudon
Opin
Ion
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
application
for
the
issue
of
a!
prtvMUMaai
Dermics
w
oi
Title
for
Lot
sixteen
(18
1.
Block
sixteen
(16).
Town
of
Stewart,
Map
818A.
Satisfactory
proof
of
the
loss
of
the
Certificate
of
Title
covering
the
above
laud
having
been
prod
treed
to
me,
It
la
my
intention
to
Issue,
after
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
first
publication
hereof,
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
to
the
above
land
In
the
nme
of
w
n.
viCKsm.
I
ne
original
uenui-cat
of
Title
Is
dated
the
fttb
October.
1810.
and
li
numbered
JTBi
Land
ReslUry
Office,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
Ith
March,
ivm.
II
t.
MACLEOD.
Registrar
ol
Titles
CAUGHT
DAD
COLD
WHILE
OUT
PLAYING
HOT
PROPERLY
DRESSED
Mrs,
L.
Mantis,
Millet,
Alta.,
writes:
"My
youngest
child
had
a
very
bad
coM
which
the
got
by
going
out
playing
in
t
strong,
cold
wind
sot
properly
dropstxl.
"She
got
so
hoarse
the
cou'd
hardly
speak,
and'
her
thrust
and
chest
were
vory
sore.
"I
used
everything-
available,
but
she
received
no
relief
until,
Anally,
I
secured
a
bottls
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
and
the
first
few
doses
certainly
did
her
good.
It
is
wonderful
how
it
can
help
su
quickly."
t
l)r
Wood'i"
Norway
Pine
Syrup
is
S3e.
a
bottle,
large
family
size
60c;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milium
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
OnL
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
lloaing
Price
Tixlur
on
Viiiiiihi-irr
KM-luiiigr
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.,
Ltd.)
Bid
Asked
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19
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Argent
i
B.C.
Silver
.
.
.
Bayvlew
Big
Missouri
Cork
Province
Dun
well
George
Copper
Olacler
Gladstone
Olasiar
Oolconda
Indian
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke
Kootenay
Florence-
and
L
TadsmlU
!LuekJ
Jim
Marmot
Metals
...
Nat.
SUver
(Pend
-
Orilla
rTemr
Porter
Idaho
tucnmond
Ruf
us
Bth
Hops
Selkirk
Silver
crest
ouveraoo
"Urenmith
woean
lung
wnjocn
Terminus
wniwwaier
Woodbine
HALIBUT
SEES
ALL
AMERICAN
TOTAL
OF
lOUSW
COI
M
Ol'
I
IMH
LAMHll
IICKE
TOIlAV
11V
KKIIIT
IMtATH
Mtl.MO.V
ALM)
0OI.II
Only
American
halibut
waa
offered
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
eigh
boats
selling
a
total
of
194.600
pound
si
bid
ranging
from
HJc
and
7c
to
13
0c
and
7c.
Arrivals
and
sales
Grant.
37.000
pounds,
and
Kanaga.
33,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
es
Cold
Storage
Co..
13
lc
and
6c.
Lltuya,
10J00
pounds,
and
Addlng-
ton.
38.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
18.1c
and
6c.
Venus,
18,000
pounds.
Hoyal
Fish
Co..
13.1c
and
6c.
Akutan.
30.000
pound.
AtUu
Fisher-
let.
13
3c
and
6c
Haael
H
.
0.000
pounds.
AUtn
Fisheries.
13
9c
sdn
7c.
Foremost,
46.000
pounds.
Pacific
Fish
eries.
13
Jc
end
7c.
SALMON'
Elmer
C.
3.800
reds,
Canadian
Plah
es
Cold
Storage
Co.,
18
l-10c.
Iris,
800
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
IS
1-lOc.
TWO
MILLIONS
TO
BE
SPENT
ATWESTMINSTER
NEW
WESTMINBTER,
April
3.
Ex
penditures
of
more
than
two
million
dollars
for
the
provision
of
port
terminal
facilities
are
assured
as
a
result
of
s
vote
taken
Saturday
when
the
ratepayers
passed
the
Pacific
Coast
Ter
mlnals
bylaw,
authorising
an
agreement
between
the
elty
and
company.
MAROONED
ON
ICE
SAFELY
RESCUED
PORT
DOVER.
Ont..
April
3r-B1i
men
marooned
some
day
ago.
on
float
ing
ice
off
thla
port
on
Lake
'Brie
were
brought
in
safely
Sundae
afternoon
by
the
Ice-breaker
Vermont.
AIL
were
well
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
AisMssUsp
was
held
this
morata
aO'TajtaslaM
mlnisten
except
Capt.
Stobart
of
the
Salvation
Arm
being
to
attend
so
There
was
the
usual
routine
business
and
the
talk
on
the
book
of
the
month
was
given
by
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Ilix
Rev.
J.
R.
Frlrell
presided.
Motors
hip
nelilngbam,
Capt,
J.
Z.
Anderson,
arrived
in
port
early
thla
morning
from
Ketchikan,
sailing
on
her
return
north
alter
having
discharged
104
boxes
of
fresh
halibut
for
trans
shipment
eust
over
the
Canadian
Na
lonul
Railways.
Monday,
April
2,
IK.
xuc
UAi.UA,
aano
-
-
1
i
1
ttt-
1
,
,
:
I
CLEARING
OUT
OUR
ENTIRE
STOCK
OF
SHOES
The
American
Girl
THE
SHOE
FOR
LADIES!
This
famous
line
is
an
American
product
and
i-nationally
advertised
and
known
throughout
the
country
as
a
SUPERIOR
SHOE
It
is
built
with
the
Arch
Support
that
gives
great
comfort
hi
wearing.
This
is
a
good
looking
and
wonderful
fitting
shoe.
We
have
them
in
Black
and
Tan
Kid,
cut-out
Oxfords,
patent
Ties,
and
Black
and;
Brown
cut-out
three
strap
button
styles.
Width
BIC.
and
D.
with
smart
Cuban
heels.
A
wonderful
Shoe
at
this
low
price.
Shoe
WE
1)0
REPAIRING
WHILE
YOU
WAIT.
No
charge
accounts
at
this
sale
Third
Avenue.
Phono
Black
lln
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
MONDAY
ONLY,
7
and
9
p.m.
George
Bancroft
The
ScrecnV
NeweHt
Comedy
Team
in
"Tell
It
To
Sweeney"
JACK
LUDBN.
DOK1S
HILL,
PltANKLIN
I10NI),
WILLIAM
II.
T00KKK
and
other
COM
UDY
"WATKK
UlNiS"
PARAMOUNT
NEWS
Admission
-
Store
Chester
Conklin
35c
and
10c
AND
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
L
miled
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operntlng
(i.T.I.
20,000
Ton
Flouting
Dry
Dock
Knjsincern,
Machinists,
Ilollcrmnkers,
IlliU'kmltli.
I'm
Horn
makers,
Founders
Woodworker!.
Etc.
ELECTH1C
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385