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EIGIIT
THE
DAILY
NEWS
OODBY
xo
TIRE
TROUBLE
Equip
your
car
with
a
new
set
of
Dominion
Royal
Cords
or
Royal
Masters
and
bid
a
lone
farewell
to
tire
trouble.
These
two
tires
can't
be
beat
Royal
Cords
are
the
finest
moderate-'
.
.
ly
priced
tires
made.
Royal
Masters
cost
more
than
any
other
tire
but
they're
certainly
worth
it
DOMINION
ROYAL
CORDS
AND
ROYAL
MASTERS
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORD
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
Imperial'
Motors
Ltd.
CALGARY
and
LETIIRRIDGE
AKE
THE
DISTRHJUTORS
IN
ALHEUTA
FOR
CHRYSLER
CARS
AND
FEDERAL
MOTOR
TRUCKS
At
all
limes
we
have
on
hand
a
large
slock
of
parts
that
can
be
shipped
lo
all
Dealers
or
Distributors
for
CHRYSLER
Cars,
FEDERAL
Trucks,
or
lo
any
Service
Oarage
needing
parts
for
the
above
two
products,
or
for
any
Chrlcr
product.
We
would
prefer
to
ship
from
Calgary.
Our
largest
stock
of
parts
is
maintained
here.
This
will
save
Dealers,
Distributors
and
Garage
men
considerable
time
if
they
have
not
the
part
cn
hand,
or
cannot
locate
it
in
'heir
particular
community,
rather
than
M-nding
direct
to'the
factory.
Write
to
Mr.
Thos.
Itratby,
Service
Manager,
or
Mr.
Ralph
Eggen,
Tarts
Manager,
i
,
IMPERIAL
MOTORS,
LTD.
CALGARY,
ALHERTA
.:'
i
1
'-
is
!
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
NaUlncs
from
I'rliu-e
Uuiwrt
i
for
VANCOUVER.
V1CTOUI
A.
SManran
llaj,
ISut?Jal.
Alert
liar,
etc.,
Tum-ilay,
3:30
p.m.
tor
VAM'OI
VKK.
VICTORIA.
tlntrd.ile.
Alert
liar.
ele..
r'rldar
midnight
lut
AI.HK
AK.M.
ANYOX.
NTKtVAKT.
.VAAS
KIYKK.
SuikU).
K:0
p.m.
lor
WIRT
MMIOX
AND
tl'AI.KS
IMLAMt.
Tliurmlar.
p
in.
113
Sncl
Aenue
It
M.
S.MI1II
Agent
ITInre
Kupert.
II.
C.
Tf
rough
ticket
sold
to
Victoria
and
Seattle
And
baggage
checked
through
to
(Urination.
PACIflC'
v'
'it-e
3rd
Ate
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
KrtrliUa'ii,
Wrangrll,
Juneiiu
and
Mutrway
April
to.
.in
I.
llTo
Vamiiiter,
Ylrtnrlii
mill
Seullle
April
II,
tl.
I'ltlXCKs
ItriYAI
Ocean
I
all..
ric
Vaneouver
and
Vic
toria
etery
I'rlday
10
p.m.
Agent
lor
all
Mmnikhlp
Unet.
.
v
i:.
oiaiiAiiii.
jlm:ul
ahknt
Prlner
Kupert
ll.C.
Phone
11
Canadian
National
Qjc
Largcfl
'Kailway
Sylem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SKRVICK
Hulling
Irnin
fill
NX
K
IUTKUT
for
VAM
OIXrK.
VIC
TORIA.
M1Tl.i;
and
Intermediate
polntu,
each
ThurwUjr
and
Hunt,
l:W
p.m.
I'vr
ANYOX
and
NTKM'AKT.
each
WrdneMlaj
and
Saturday.
ISHI
p.m.
lor
NORTH
AND
SOUTH
tjl
l
fc
t
II
Alt!
11
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IsUMm,
lutlHgull).
rAKSKNtir.lt
TRAIN'H
I.KAK
I'HIMT.
ItlU'l
ItT
Cach
MONIIAV.
UKIlNKMiAY
and
NATUltOAY
at
ll:M
a.m.
lor
WtlNt
.
moiKiE,
IIIMOSTON,
UINNUIO.
all
wlnt
UUm
Canada,
lulled
Statu.
AOKNCY
AM.
OHMS
MTKAMSIIII'
MNRM
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
I'lionc
2B0
SELVIG
BROS.lh
MEATRIARKKT
3rd
Avenue
.
wrhona7G5
ri
Meat,
fish
and
veg
etches
1
Specialty:
"OLD
COUNTRY
SAUSAGES"
Our
make
Fresh
every
day.
Superior
Quality.
Try
a
Daily
News
Want
Ad.
The
Letter
Box
FISHERMAN'S
PROTEST
April.
15,
1920
EditoraiiNews:
J
.
I
have
the
liberty;
ns
a
.fisherman,
to
express
some
of
the
feelings
that
fish-traps
have
aroused
among
all"
men
depending
diroct-ly
or
indirectly
on
tlie
fishing
industry.
It
is.avpll
kown
fact,
that
it
is
a
one-mart's
"method
of
conver
ting
the
industry,
and
diverting
the
proceeds
into
one
channel.
A
trap
in
the
right
location
will
stop'
the
activities
of
several
hun
dred
fishermen.
Dealing
with
fish
conservation:
Fish
traps
will
catch
all
fish,
big
or
small,
and
have
had
the
reputation
in
the
past
of
being
responsible
for
the
biggest
wholesale
slaughter
and
complete
depletion
of
creeks,
streams
and
rivers,
in'
all
parts
of
the
coast
where
they,
have
been
in
operation.
I
could
supply
names
of
a
number
of
old-time
fishermen,
who
have
been
in
direct
contact
with
traps,
and
they
are
willing
to
tes
tify
that
wherever
fish
traps
have
been
used
and
operated
for
any
length
of
time,
salmon
never
again
appeared
in
these
same
waters.
I
am
forwarding
these
few
words
as
a
protest
from,
FISHERMAN
Week-End
Specia
SWIFF'S
PURE
LARD-
s
P.
GAMULA.
Piopriitor
Fifth
Street
Phone
20S
j
SHIPMENT
OF
Ladies'
Latest
Style
FOOTWEAR
Prices
Will
Re
Reasonable!
It
will
be
unnecessary
for
you
to
pay
fancy
prices
for
your
footwear
Hny
longer.
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
!EMIL
JANNINGS
TRIUMPHS
,
.
LATEST
STARRING
FILM
t
REST
MKANS
OF
ADVANCING
NORTH
PART
OF
PROVINCE
Only
two
articles
have
been
received
so
far
in
con-
nection
with
the
competition
nn
tliA
lint
mpaiiH
nf
.1(1
van-
clng
the
interests
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
The
competition
will
not
be
kept
open
long
as
it
is
desired
to
publish
the
most
interesting
of
the
articles
at
an
early
date.
HALIBUT
TODAY
IS
BEING
HELD
OYER
Sale
of
J.1,100
Pound
Will
Take
'
Placet
-Here
Tomorrow
.Morning
.Halibut
offerings
today
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
are
being
n4fj
bi-'tliHIl
tomorrow.
A
tP
of
51,000,
pounds
is
in
on
the
following
boats:
American
-
Kanatak,
26,000
pounds;
Haul
II.,
11,500
pounds;
Harding,
4,000
pounds.
j
Canadian
Joe
Baker,
4,000
pounds;
Ilolinda,
1,800
pounds;
Domino
II,
2,700
pounds;
Atli,
3,000
pounds.
;
5-ib.
tin
.....ii.oo
,;r
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NABOB
ASPARAGUS
TIPS
,
Picnic
'she.
'
3
tin
G5c
COLUMBIA
PEARS
2s.
3,
tins
'.
05c
BIjkiST
HCtNEY
5-lb.
tin
85c
EVA
I'Q
RATED
PRUNES
10-50
.
2'
lbs".
..........
25c
NABOB
SLICED
PEACHES-2Vas.
3
tins
'.'.'
80c
PICKLErIGS'IEX-Boaeless.
9-ojar,
40
1'.Jj
.i.tf.
35c
SWBEJT
MIXED
FlCKLEf-1
Gallon
jar
$1.95
NABOB
RED
PLUMS-2tfs.
!
3
tins
70c
EAGLE
LOBSTERS
Large
site.
I
Tin
45c
NABOB
RED
PITTED
CHERRIES
2s.
3
tins
80c
AYLMER
CRUSHED
PUNK-APPLES
2Vjs.
3
tins
70c
NEW
ZEALAND
BUTTER
3-lb.
brick
$1.40
CAMEMBERT
CHEESE
8-or.
pkg
COc
EGGS
Fresh
extras.
8
doz.
$1
.
10
PULLET
EGGS
8
dpi
86c
STRICTLY
FRB6H
EGGS
DAILY
FROM
OUR
OWN
CHICKENS
Dot.
h.
50c
RBMO
TURNIPS
0
lb
25c
ORANGES
Sweet
and
Juicy.
5
doz
95c
tRIPE
BANANAS
8
lbs
50c
,
County
Court
Judge
J.
N.
Ellis
of
Vancouver,
who
arrived
in
the
i
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
the
south
to
conduct
the
Rovrnl
Commission
on
jfi.sh
traps
vflilch
will
open
here
j
tomorrow
morning,
was
accom-:
panied
,by
W,
E.
G.
Johnson,
of-
fictl
Mfporter
nf
the
Supreme
Court,
who
will
take
down
the
of
the
rommfttion.
the
local
session
OurSpecial
$50
Engagement
Ring
We'd
like
to
show
you
how
good
value
this
is.
Fine
white
diamond
set
in
18
K.
gold
in
the
newest
put-terns.
We
buy
the
diamond
by
weight
and
we
set
tbem
ourselves.
We
save
you
money
this
way.
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
THE
JEWELLERS
Iarge
size,
per
tin
...
3
PURE
RASPBBBRY
JAM
4-lb.
tin
C5c
SWEET
JUICY
ORANGES
4
dog
,
75c
p..
C.
FRKSlf
,
PULLET
EXTRA
i.
EGGS
.1
ifoi.
85c
II.
C.
FRESH
FIRST
EGG8
8
doz
$1.00
LIIIIIY'S
APRICOTS
2s,
tin
20c
2
l-2s,
tin
30c
Bush's
Grocerteria
PHONES
211
AND
212
WE
DELIVER
"Sins
of
the
Fathers"
Finds
Prince
Rupert's
Favorite
Actor-
Ideally
Cast
Portraying
a
character
that
Buits
him
ideally,
Hmil
Jannings,
admittedly
the
world's
greatest
stage
and
dramatic
star,
scores
again
in
another
tremeifdous
triumph,
"Sins
of
the
Fathers,"
which
opens
tonight
at
the
Capitol.
In
"TlieiM
of
the
''Fathers,"
.Tanning
plays
the
role
of
Wil-helm
Spengler,
a
German-American
waiter
and
saloon
keeper,
who
becomes
a
fabulously
wealthy
bootlegger
only
to
have
his
life
crash
around
his
shoulders,
bringing
him
in
the
end
back
to
his
original
status.
In
thr,
leading
feminine
role
i
Ruth
Chatterton,
the
famous
star
of
the
legitimate
stage,
who
mukes
her
screen
debut
in
this
picture.
Her
role
is
thoroughly
an
unsympathetic
one,
but
one
which
will
serve
to
introduce
her
to
American
screen
audiences
under
the
best
of
auspices.
Also
featured
in
support
to
Jannings
is
young
Barry
Norton,
who
gained
fame
in
"What
Price
Glory?"
as
the
baby-faced
soldier.
II
rs
role
is
that
of
Jannings'
son.
T
I'm
never
too
tired
to
sleep
now
Rrstcdntna
make
all
Hie
diflerenct
Your
doctor
will
tell
yoii
how
chewing
relieve
nervout
tendon,
how
the
healthful
cleanilng
action
of
Wrigley'
refrcthe
the
mouth
and
tones
yon
up.
Wrigley!
does
much
costs
little.
WSI1GLEYS
"aMf6$i&
after
PRING
Specials
Worth
Your
While
to
Stock
Up
for
the
Summer
Season
13
BARS
SOAP
AND
1
PRESERVING
KKTTLE
$1.50
FEUS
NAPTIIA
SOAP
Pkg.
75c
P.
&
G.
NAPTIIA
SOAP
19
bars
$1.00
PEARL
NAPTHA
SOAP
19
bsrs
$1.00
KLONDYKE
SOAP-;
bars
96c
BUS
W
H
'
S
"
Ai
"H's
..
(R.
C.
WASHING
POWDER
Alberta
MarkdiWOCertena
ROCKRS-
GOLDEN
SYRUP
2-lb.
tin
t
20c
5-lb.
tin
45c
ALYMF.R
CORN
7
cans
.
.
.$1
.00
NO.
1
PEAS
7
can
$1.00
NA1JOR
TEA
1-lb.
pkts.
...60c
WK
ARK
RECEIVING:
A
LAIUJK
NAI10H
COPFEB-l-Jb.
tin
COc
ASPARAGUS
Til's
Picnic
size.
Per
tin
20c
30c
00
3
pkgs
65c
PRINCESS
SOAP
FLAKES
I'kgs
65c
RECKITT8
HLUE
1
pkgs.
25c
COMBINATION
SOAP
DEAL
3
pkgs.
Lux,
2
pkgs.
Itinso,
2
tins
Com
Lye,
3
cakes
P.
O.
Soap,
all
for
$1.00
Mussal'em
Grocery
Co.
Limited
G17-423
5th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18
AH
I
P.
O.
Uox
C75.
Garden
Field
Seeds
FERTILIZER
UULKLEY
VALLEY
HAY
AND
GRAIN
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
PHONE
58
mil
I
i
III
iM
s
"Sins
tarring
ON
THE
ST4
AGE
The
Rupert
Capitolians
in
n
Special
Music
Presentation
Wednesday
"My
grout,
,
f
,
not
includinK
m
.
the
Czar
in
"i
triot."
-
Em.:
.1
nings.
of
the
Fathers"
EM1L
JANNINGS
HILLY
OOOLEY
(
"OSWALD-
l'arnmount
Nc.
Canadian
National
Steamsliips
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
'
AND
SHIPYARD
OinrrnilHK
li.T.I'
Zil.Oull
Ton
HMlinr
Iny
!
s
Kii.ilneerii,
jHchlnUti.
Hoilermnkers.
HlarkMMith.
l'ai
'makerN.
Founders.
Woodworkers
F'c.
Kl.EtriRIC
AND
rtCETYI.ENK
WELDIN'.
Mtir
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
sll
kind-
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43.
and
385
HYDE
TRANSFER
PHONE
580
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I'MET
JUST-
AKIU
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Mine
Head
Alberta
Lump
si::
v
Mine
Head
Alhcrta
Sootlcris
Larjjc
Ef
sl
Mine
Head
Sootlcss
Kfffif
.
,
S12
'
Pembina
Peerless
K;k
.
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Also
all
other
clasgc
of
coal.
DUY
IHKCH,
JACKPINK
A'I)
CKDAK
Single
load
Double
load
i..........
$i.50
Lure
sack
;
r,(,f
Hox
wood
cuttings,
large
load
.
.
.
Piano
und
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Ilaggng
Day
and
Night
Service
139
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Daily
News
Want
Ails,
bring
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