"-sMhP
We'll
Wash
You
Iran
IF
you
like
lo
iron
we'll
be
glad
to
do
(he
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,
l'hnne
8
Revivifying
The
Glands
Because
they
say
certain
glands
wear
out
and
that
we
loae
youth
in
consequence,
some
"scientists"
advocate
their
removal
and
the
substitution
of
equivalent
glands
from
a
monkey.
They
are
wrong,
for
these
glands
did
not
wear
out
their
supply
of
vital
energy
was
cut
off.
Every
gland
and
organ
in
the
body
functions
by
means
of
vital
energy
delivered
over
the
nerve
lines.
This
energy
is
necessary,
but
the
delivery
of
it
is
dependent
upon
keeping
the
nerve
lines
open.
This
is
accomplished
by
Chiropractic
Spinal
Adjustments.
By
my
chiropractic
health
method
I
correct
diseases
of
the
eyes,
ears,
nose,
throat,
lungs,
heart,
stomach,
liver
kidneys,
bowels
and
lower
organs.
YOUR
APPOINTMENT
for
health
can
be
made
by
telephoning
Green
241
Consult
W.G.AsplnafUD.G.
G
and
7
Exchange
Hlock
Green
211
Itesidence:
1037
1st
Avenue
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
Meltride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
St
Telcvhone
857.
u
Radio
Radio
As
well
as
speclaluuog
on
the
Nu.
17
Radiola.
we
wish
to
draw
your
attention
to
the
Radiola
No.
18.
It
Is
another
of
the
up-to-date,
last
six
months
models,
a
sis
tube
receiver.
Price,
less
Radlotrons
....
8
S.OO
Price,
with
Radlotrons
..
II
11.35
Price,
complete
with
Radlotrons
and
100J1
Loudspeaker
1153.75
l
IV.
CIUNDIXII
exclusive
Wnoleaale
Dealer
for
Offlee:
113
SUth
6t.
fu
MS
rriM
Rupert,
D.C.
SMELT
FISHING
MAINE
COAST
WINTKK
SlllXTEKS
OFTKN
HKMOI,-IMHI)
IIY
HAD
HEATIIKK
Olt
viLLAcii:
;oi;s
oit
PORTLAND.
Me..
the
"men
who
go
April
H.
Unlike
down
to
the
Id
hips,"
a
class
of
'Vshermen
InMair
each
winter
fbei
down
to
the
sea
IS
shanties.
i
They
are
the
smelt
fishermen
and
each
winter
"smelt
villages"
sprln
up
on
the
Hce
along
the
coast
of
Maine
to
linger
from
the
time
the
Ice
la
'thick
enough
until
fishing
laws
or
'warm
weather
end
the
season.
Fish
hi
i;
through
the
loe
on
Maine's
salt
rivers
and
Inlet
assumes
the
proportions
of
sn
Industry.
A
red-blooded
sport
1
smelt
fishing
'Years
ago
the
'
hardy
"down-eastern"
I
fished
with
little
more
than
warm
clothing
or
a
wind-break
for
shelter
i
A
Boston
man.
Job
Secor.
was
attracted
I
to
try
his
hand
at
the
sport
In
the
seventies.
He
froae
both
earn
and
oik
.'foot
and
caught
no
smelts.
But
instead
lot
giving
up
the
sport
he
built
what
:
said
to
have
been
the
ftm
mkI'
shanty
s
csnvas
covered
ahsck
with
little
box
stove
Inside.
He
Is
credited
!wlth
being
the
father
of
ibe
smelt
vil
lages.
Shanties
sre
frequently
little
more
than
frameworks
covered
with
cotton
cloth.
A
little
oU
stove,
sometimes
a
wooden
floor,
a
hatchet
or
axe.
hooks.;
Unas
and
bait
are
Included
In
the
smelt
fishermen's
equipment.
Marine
i
or
cum
worms
are
said
to
He
toe
nest
bait.
The
baited
hooks
are
hung
from
"spreaders"
which
permit
suspension
of
I
from
four
to
six
lines.
a
amen
described
by
one
autnortty
as
a
wm
a
view
to
earning
a
living
tram
combination
of
cucumbers,
violets
and
selling
smelts.
rushed
Silence
is
the
rule.
Radio
sets.
,
a
year
ago
the
residents
of
one
smelt
with
earphones,
keep
the
fishermen
In
village
came
down
to
one
of
the
bays
touch
with
the
world.
one
morning
to
find
that
the
Ice
had
There
sre
hazards
to
smelt
fishing
sons
out
of
the
bay
carrying
their
vU-
aslde
from
the
cold.
Sometimes
a
gale
laca
wjth
It.
By
some
freak
of
nature
I
to
ecropk
MAKE
RESERVATIONS
MO
I
FROM
QUEBEC
To
tiH-flMMirg-ftuuthsniptoii-llatubarg
April
35
Montroyal
May
9
empress
of
Scotland
Tn
('leTlMMrg-NwthaiMpt4
-Ant
rr
May
6
MonUuUrn
FROM
MONTREAL
Tu
l.lrHMl
April
37
Montclare
May
4
Montrose
T
ItrtfSlftt-OlsMgOW
April
3
Mellta
To
(tlesgsMi-Uverpool
May
11
Montcalm
m
Apply
to
Agents
otiywasn
or
LB
.1.
J.OtlTgk
n
Ja
t.S.
OssMrsI
Pasv
AsaM.
I'M
la.
CP.R.
gudon,
Vaaceavtr.
flf
sm.
Ttlrphen
jff
Seymour
2UQ
jffir
NavySuits
U
and
Ensemble
Suits
emers
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKPINK
AM)
CKDAK
Single
load
-$3.50
Double
Loud
$0.50
Large
Suck
50c
COAL
.'KICKS
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransler
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
Saturday,
April
i
-.was'
PAOF!
RTX
There
Is
little
shifting
about
of
gyeeps
the
lee.
burling
Itself
upon
the
shanties
now.
The
fishermen
frequent-
iirtu
shacks,
tugstng
them
from
their
I
ly
banks
bis
shack
with
snow
and
pours
moorings
and
scattering
hatches,
fish.
water
on
the
snow,
freeclng
his
little
jinM
ud
the
shanties
themselves.
At
shelter
to
the
Ice.
Ssaanao
Bay
Uils
winter
W
out
of
100
Then,
sometime
In
the
company
of
a
shanties
were
totally
demolished
In
I
second
fishermen,
he
sets
about
the
iUcn
a
gale,
a
loss
that
entailed
serious
I
task
of
catching
the
smooth,
shiny
fish
suffering
to
many
a
fisherman
who
had
I
with
their
peculiar,
distinctive
smell,
invested
his
little
capital
In
his
,earl
the
same
stretch
of
lee
wss
swept
back
I
into
Um
bay
on
sno
titer
tide,
and
back
with
It
came
tbelr
shanUss.
I
Business
JMarx!
Time
is
money
in
business
and
I
make
sure
my
car
is
always
ready
for
service
by
using
Ciiatnpion
Spark
Plugs.
Champion
Is
the
better
spark
plug
because
It
has
an
exclusive
silli-
minlte
insuUtor
specially
treated
to
with
stand
the
much
higher
temperatures
of
the
modern
high-compression
engine.
Also
a
new
patented
solid
copper,
gasket-seal
thatrematoj
I
absolutely
gas-tight
ui
dcr
high
compression.
Special
analysis
elec-irocUs
which
assure
a
fadd
spsrk-gap
under
all
driving
conditions.
Champion
SparlCPlugs
Windsor,
Ontario
A
CANADIAN
MADE
PRODUCT
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
It
pnjpa!
A?
.J
(Ittchor
From
Montreal
r.i
lbirii.l.
l.ivreiMjul
and
(lUunw
AiiLrmla
...
A
DDI
37.
MaV
35.
JXV1
33
Let'.tia
May
4.
June
1.
30.
July
37
Andaitta
May
11,
June
8.
July
8
Athenla
May
18.
June
15.
July
13
Tn
Ilvmouth-riirrlHMirc-liiMMioH
Auranla
....
April
37.
June
I.
Juno
30
Ascanla
May
4.
June
8.
July
7
Alsunla
May
11.
June
15.
July
IS
Ausonla
May
IB.
June
u.
JUiy
w
From
New
York
To
tueeiiitov.n
ami
UrrMKl
Sanurta
.
.
April
31
Scythla
April
38
Beretutarta
assure
tania
To
luetiii
ami
l.lrrMMl
Scythla
.
.
April
m
ejamaria
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
1'hone
S7S
DENTIST
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
Closing
ITIt-m
Today
vrr
i:rlMiiRe
(Courtesy
8.
t.
Johnston
Co.,
Bid
Argcnta-Rufus
B.C.
Silver
Bayvlew
nig
Missouri
Cork
Province
.
.
.
Dunwell
George
Copper
.
.
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lacer
OisdaUme
Olaslar
Ooleenda
Independence
,
....
Indian
Internal
Kootenay
Morenos
L.
Si
L.
Lahevlew
Lesdsmlth
Lucky
Jim
.
,
.
.
Marmot
Metals
...
National
Silver
.
fend
Oreille
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Ruth
Hope
Selkirk
Silver
Crest
Silverado
Slocan
King
Suuloch
Terminus
Whitewater
Woodbine
Cotton
Belt
Georgia
River
.
.
.
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40
RANCHER
WAS
KILLED
j07
jrt
S.S8
.48
JO
.47V4
,-'.
14
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
STRUCK
BY
A
TRAIN
PENTICTON.
April
14.
A.
I
la
wen
Known
iruK
rancner.
i
today
when
he
was
struck
by
tie
Valley
westbound
train.
their
patrons.
I
I.
Miller,
ras
killed
the
Ket
CANADIAN
SERVICE
EDMONTON
SAID
TO
BE
BEST
BUSINESS
CITY
.liiMt
tiHtKMibl
t
(M
HeiHHr
IUmmhs
fur
Truteilres
IIwIhc
to
NmihImt
Tlierr
KDMOMTON.
AprU
!4
With
KUnon
ton
holding
the
reputation
aa
the
best
business
city
In
the
Dominion
today
and
with
travellers
from
every
manu
IB
inmnilll
SOT
muampm
.
,
,k
S
.tul
wm
iw
m
Miv
in
jtinfl
n
A
I
I
1.
.HI
WM.v
w
'
-
..
Msv's.
38.
June
13.
80
renortine
riotim
a
fine
trade
here,
de
Aqultania
May
0.
30.
June
30.
July
11
lj,
for
.np!,
room,
Bt
the
vsrtoun
IU
iinuenurrry
smi
ms.i
lists
.....
Transylvania
April
31
hotels
are
so
great
California
.
May
6
Cameron
ia.
May
H
Ibave
been
enlarged,
Tuscanla.
April
30
Carmsnla.
April
37
m
cl
i.'
n.nn
ie
that
watting
and
In
a
number
sea
the
liotclmen
are
securing
out
samnle
room
accommodation
for
May
37
Iven
then
travellers
are
being
com
noiuui
to
wait
aver
in
Edmonton
from
Around
the
ivorld
Cruise
thrM
to
a
WMk
before
they
arc
Pranconia
.
.
.
.
.:.!
.
of
etttiia
samolo
rooms,
and
CalU
at
Piymoutn.
nsvoouna
-
-
-
whmrr
Monev
orders,
drafts
and
Travellers
i
'
T
.
..
Cbeoues
at
lowest
rates.
Pull
Informs-1
travellers
can
show
samples
ana
si
me
lion
irom
loess
agent
vt
uuwu;
w
same
time
make
weir
neusfsausriera
floj..
33
Hasting.
St.
W..
Vancouver.
L
jsamoniion
is
amy
snsmiuia
wn.
bealnnlnc
of
s
wonderful
year."
de
elated
one
seasoned
veteran
of
the
apsd
at
the
Maodonald.
"ThU
Is
only,,
tne
start
of
the
spring
rush,
but
it
will
keep
up
all
summer,
aa
Edmonton
Is
today
recognlnd
as
one
of
the
best
business
centres
in
the
Dominion.
If
not
actually
the
bast
at
the
present
time,
while
the
Edmonton
district
1
getting
the
reputation
also
of
being
one
C
the
most
prosperous
sections
of
Can-
A
i
inai.
ri
i:it
It
wss
a
meeting
of
Abe's
creditors.
'Theit.
geu'leraeu.
are
uiy
asseU
anil
xhe
ru
SO
TI3IHKK
SALB
X93.
Hemlock.
Balsam
and
Cedar
ou
a.i
aw
situated
at
head
of
Kynoch
Bay.
Kynoci
inlet,
being
a
portion
of
Lot
aw.
Ksni
Coast
District.
Three
i3l
years
will
be
sllowed
fo.
removal
of
timber.
Provided
any
one
unable
to
attorn
the
auction
In
person
mar
submit
tenck
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auelloi
and
treated
as,
one
bid
Purtner
particulars
of
the
Chief
For
ester,
Victoria.
BC
.
or
District
ruree
er
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TIMHEK
SALK
X9786
Sealed
Tenders
wlU
be
received
by
be
Minister
of
Lands
at
Victoria,
B.C.
not
later
than
noon
on
the
33rd
day
o
April.
1038.
for
the
purchase
of
Llcenet
X7S8.
to
cut
i.130.000
JK
of
Bal
sam.
Hemlock.
Spruce
and
Cedar
on
an
area
Mtuateo
u
Hoarre
iniei
mouin
o
Noota
River.
Range
3.
Coast
District.
Three
(31
yearn
will
be
allowed
for
re
movai
of
timber.
Purtber
particulars
of
the
Chief
Por
ester.
Victoria.
BjC.,
or
DUtrlct
Pores
ter
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
IN
I'KOHATK
in
tiii:
tiriti:ni:
tiritT
or
nuiTlsii
coi.i
AII1IA
,
the
Matter
of
the
AdmlnUtratlon
Act:
and
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Benedict
Stefian
Johnson.
Deceased
intestate
TAKE
hotici
that
dv
order
ox
Hi
Honor
P.
McB.
Young,
the
33nd
day
ol
March.
1B38.
I
was
aoDolnted
admin
la
trator
of
the
estate
of
Benedict
Steffai
Johnson,
deceased,
snd
all
parties
hsv
Ins
claims
scalnst
the
sal
a
estate
are
hereb
rsoulred
to
furnish
same
nro
nenv
venuea
'O
me
on
or
uriurc
vnc
38th
dsv
of
April.
1038.
and
all
par
ties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
requireo
to
pav
the
amount
of
tnur
indeDtea
nes
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A
WATT.
OfflclHl
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
HEART
WAS
SO
WEAK
Had
to
Stay
in
Bed
Mrs.
7.
Wilson,
Lrthbrioge,
Attt.,
writes!
"Mj
heart
was
very
weak,
and
I
bad
to
stay
in
bed
for
five
weeks
with
it.
"My
sunt
advised
me
to
tike
as
she
had
taken
tlwm
with
(food
results
aftrr
a
very
bed
operation.
"I
teat
them
and
some
tine
after
a
doctor
cave
to
esaaiine
me
for
life
iniuraace
and
ho
said
there
was
aetli-in;
wroag
with
aajr
heart."
Mllbura
'
Tlwt
ud
Nerve
pilto
are
50e.
a
box
at
all
druggists
aad
dealers,
or
will
be
mailed
direct
on
reesipt
of
price
byTh
T.
Milburs
Co.,
limited,
Toroato,
Oat.
WESTHO
14.
UO
VlllKLr
lai'OKT.
8
aja.
DIOBY
ISLAND.-
-Foggy,
calm,
bard-
meter,
80.30;
temperature.
48:
sea
obscured
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Cordova
Ketchikan
for
Seattle.
88
miles
from
Ketchikan:
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Car
dena.
at
Haas
Harbor,
southbound:
a
d
as.
sooke
Uut
Lome,
abeam
Watson
Rock,
towing
barge
Blscsyne,
Massett.
DBAS
TUg
POINT
Clear,
calm.
barometer.
3040:
temperature.
48:
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR
Cloudy,
light
south
east
wind:
barometer,
80.10:
tempers
tuie,
33:
sea
smooth:
8
pm.
spoke
steamer
Anycs.
Prince
Rupeft
for
Tacoma
306
miles
from
Tacoma;
10
p.rn.
spoke
steamer
Camoaun.
leaving
Goase
Bay.
northbound.
NOON
DIOBT
ISLAND.--Part
cloudy.
barometer.
3040:
temperature.
51;
smooth.
BAD
TREE
POINT
Cloud,
calm:
barometer.
80.13:
temperature.
47;
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
light
southwest
wind:
barometer.
398;
peraturc,
56;
light
smell.
K.NUI.ISH
IXAUIK
DIlMwil
I.
Arsenal
0.
Huddersfteld
a
Aston
Villa
8.
Cardiff
1.
Burnley
2.
Tottenham
1.
Bury
8.
Manchester
United
3.
Derby
County
1,
Bolton
0.
Leicester
8.
Btrwlngham
0.
Liverpool
0.
-Newcastle
o
.
Portsmouth
4.
Mlddleeboro
1.
Sheffield
United
1.
Kverton
3
Sunderiand
1.
Blackburn
0.
West
Ham
1.
The
Wednesday
t.
Dhl-hHi
II.
Barnsley
1.
Grimsby
4.
Pulham
1.
Otdnam
l.
Hull
City
1.
Stoke
0.
Leeds
United
4.
Clapton
0.
Manchester
City,
4.
Bristol
City
.
Notts
Porest
0.
West
Bramwlch
3.
Port
Vale
3.
Blackpool
0.
Preston
I.
Southampton
2.
South
Shields
3,
Chelsea
1.
Swansea
1.
Notts
County
1
Wolverhampton
3.
Reading
1.
COniSII
IKAtiLE
ll
I-Kmi
I.
Aberdeen
3.
Cowdenbeath
0.
Falkirk
1.
Queea
Park
3.
lUmUton
-Clyde
sot
played.
..
Hearts
1.
Alrdneentans
1.
Dunfermline
0.
Kilmarnock
4.
Parties'
3.
Bones
1.
Balth
Rovers
U
Hibernians
0.
St.
Mlrren
1.
MotVrell
1.
I'rMayw
tiawie
Hamilton
l.
Clyde
1.
IENANTS
FOR
B.C.
HOUSE
IN
LONDON
LONDON,
April
14.
Two
new
tenants
have
recently
moved
Into
British
Col
Ma
House.
Regent
Street.
They
art
the
exhibitions
branch
of
the
Canadian
Government
and
the
publicity
depart
ment
of
the
Canadian
National
Rati
waya.
Wmm
Lone,
low
tints
(lv
(fact
Afisi
turr
to
McLukUnBusck
Pihr
boditt,
bU
withtwl
lh
!ightK
Mcrilic
o
tntarior
Bptc
or
ntad
fom.
UpJitIttry
mnd
appinnt
VMOtti
ciW
ritrai
tha
4n
wing
room
lm
tuury
mm
a
hani-
imMin
of
ptitmuu4
n
dun
Mf
ftpfMtranc
.
.
.
n
bar
th
1921
McUiihUii-Biuik
!
tab
dicmukg
lovely
4nvtr.
MCL4
EIIIEMKIUL
JOVM
How
long
the
song
of
sorrow
rings
Through
mortals'
melancholy
soul-How
swiftly
fade
the
worldly
things;
A
smile,
a
rose.
s.
tob
of
coal
I
Buffalo
Courler-aBtpreas.
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Pub
ic
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
Sttth
day
o.
April,
lsag,
in
the
of
lice
of
the
Djttric
rorearer,
rnnce
nuperi,
ine
Liicenn
n.
to
cut
3.003.000
r
B
at
of
sprue
Beauty
TPIE
unfailing
feminine
appreciation
of
beauty
makes
McLaughlin-Buick
the
most
popular
car
in
its
class
among
lady
drivers.
,,4.4.m
The
G.
M.
A.
C.
Deferred
Payment
PUn
offert
agar
adrantiget
to
buyers
of
McLaugUiu-Buiek
earn.
IJGHLIN-BUICK
KAIKN
GARAGE
(Daw
Rom
Third
Ave,
Trincc
Rurnrt.
U.C.
WHEN
BETTER
AUTOMOBILES
ARE
BUILT
McLAUGHLIN
BUICK
WIIX
BUILD
TllFM
llsbUtvles."
said
Abe,
"and
the
very
I.
bat
I
ran
do.
gentlemen,
is
ten
cents
on
the
dollar."
S-j
the
creditors
looked
over
the
situation
and
reported
book
that
they
felt
40
cents
on
the
dollar
would
settle
tne
matter.
Abe
took
time
out,
and
the
.
compromised.
"Gentlemen.
I
offer
you
10
cent
and
you
say
40.
Now.
gattUtwawn.
I
make
you
a
final
offer
of
35
osaU,
but
honest,
gentlemen.
I'm
losing
money
on
It."
Chicago
Post.
LME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
9
Charles
Murray,
Fred
Kelsey
in
The
creepiest,
wooiest,
funnie.st
of
all
my.-tery
photoplay-showing
the
Htrange
adventures
of
Ganity
and
MuHligan,
tin
famous
detettivi-H.
,
;
C.ARR1TY
CHARLES
MURRAY.
MULLIGAN
KKBD
KKI.
8EY.
ALICE
DAY.
WALTER
HIM.EON,
CLAUDK
OILLlNfiWATER,
(i
ASTON
GLASS,
TULLY
MAltSHALI-IIK00K8
mJNKDICT.
SYD
tltOSSLEY.
AUG1B
IIBUKIM'.
and
many
others.
COaiKDY-LUPINO
LANE
in
"A
IIALr-PINT
IIKRO."
METRO
-(iOLDWYN
NEWS
Admission
50c
and
25c
IN
OUR
WINDOW
WK
HAVE
AN
ATTRACTIVE
DlHl'LAV
of
Women
l'hone
C15.
in
stock.
Jabour
s
Smocks
and
material
for
the
mukiiiK
of
name.'
The
Smocks
come
ii-assorted
sizes
and
colors
and
prices
ruiijrttfrnm
$2.00
to
Jj5:i.2"
each
;
the
material
retails
at
.5."r
a
yard,
sod
we
have
a
law
assortment
consisuiiK
ol
beautiful
diuuaijta
the
tsonular
dark
warn,'
Bros.,
Ltd.
3rd
Avenue
and
7th
Street
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News''
m