El.
Oil
Wm
PAOE
EIGHT
THE
DAILY
NEW3
Healthful
Cereal
for
Hot
Breakfast
Crisp
in
oven:
serve
with
piping
hot
milk.
Delirious-and
brimful
of
energy
Hade
by
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd
Mote
Biead6
BalM
Bread.
i
Canadian
anwavr
ficticious
wheat
flaCor
is
retained
mm
Oar
nv
BaaMrf
oa
Cmlt
Harmomy
caftfetfaa
mmmy
(ftl(or
butirlmt
(
naaa.
Soar
a
ey
ram
soar
4aahr
ar
artlaa.
raaf
(a
jmAji
al
MvUrttL
"That's
a
perfect
'
Combination,
John.
I'm
so
glad
you
got
that
B-H
book."
'
It
was
your
idea,
dear,
I
was
the
doubting
one,
but
I'm
certainly
convinced
now
and
I'm
a
bit
proud
of
my
painting
ability,
too."
"Don't
take
too
much
credit,
John,
remember
what
the
paint
man
said
about
B-H
"
English
"
being
easy
to
use
and
covering
so
well."
u
English
la-si
Guaranteed
to
contain
Braniiram'i
Genuine
B.B.Whit
Lead
and
Pon
White
Zinc,
coirMiwd
In
the
ideal
proportion,
el
70
to
10,
(ermine
tht
atrongret
covcrtac
pigment
known
to
acieace.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
KAlllnm
Irom
IHihv
Ilanert
lr
VAM'Ot
t
ill,
VICIOKIA,
Xwanrnn
llay.
llutrdale.
Alert
Ifcav.
etc..
Tur.
clay,
S
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p.m.
Eur
VANtOI
VEIL
H
IOKI
.
Ilutedala.
Alert
llu.
etc.,
rrMay
midnight
lur
ALICE
ARM.
AMOX.
WTEtVAIlT.
NAAH
Kit
KB.
Sunday.
S:08
p.m.
tur
l-OKT
MMI"MI
AMI
tt.tl.EH
IM.AMi.
Thursday,
p.m.
1(3
2nd
Aenue
It
M
SMITH
Agent
ITInrr
Itupert.
II.
C.
Ttrwuth
tlkrt
cold
to
Ylrtorlu
and
Scuttle
.a
ltd
kauaco
(linked
through
to
ilM.tiiitlH.
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
Kelrhlkan,
ttrantrll,
Jaiieni
mid
Nk4iuv
March
HO.
SO.
April
I":
to
tnni'outrr,
tlitorla
and
Health-.
Mar.
IS.
SI.
I'ltlNC'ESS
ItOYtL
Otnun
lulls,
t-u..
Vancouver
and
Vlr-torlu
every
t'rlday
In
i
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tgrnta
for
all
hlcim-hlii
LJnea.
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rhoiie
St
r.
an
ad
i
an
National
Qjc
Largcft
Railway
Syflcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Mllliiga
from
PIllM'E
HI
Pi:
II
T
for
VANCOl
t
Ml.
VH
I
Ultl
t.
KKtTTI.K,
and
iHtrrmrdlutf
H,lnt.
wh
lliunwtuy
and
Hunrtat,
l:lto
i.m.
l
ur
ANVOX
and
SlXtt
.tllT.
each
ttednewla)
and
Saturday.
4:M)
p.m.
lur
VOItlll
AM)
SOt
Til
QltEX
tilt
HUH
IK
ISUtMiS.
rVrUliutO.
r.tssE.voKit
Tit.tiNS
leave
pniNTE
iturr.itT
Uith
MO.VUAV,
tlEDNESUAY
and
SATURDAY
at
11:S0
a.m.
for
MllNCE
OtOltr.E.
EU.MONTON,
tVINMIEU,
all
polnta
Uaitrrn
Canada.
United
State.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
2C0
MOOSE
LODGE
'SCHOOL
BOARD
'SPRING
STYLES
ANNIVERSARY'
REVERSES
LAST
I
SEEN
IN
FILM
Supper
and
Social
Followed
Regular
Weekly
Meeting
Last
Night
After
the
regular
weekly
meeting
of
the
Moose
Lodge
last
night,
presided
over
by
the
dictator,
D.
C.
Schubert,
members
and
friends
took
part
in
a
supper
provided
by
social
committee
chairman,
W.
Lamb,
and
his
aides,
which
was
followed
by
a
very
enjoyable
so
cial
hour.
Thrcre
were
much
ap
preciated
vocal
solos
by
J.
A.
Teng,
accompanied
by
II.
N.
Brocklesby;
comic
sketches
by
Bob
James
who
was
in
his
usual
good
form;
selections
of
martial
music
by
Jimmy
Sturgeon
on
his
bagpipes,
and
tenor
solos
by
Harry
Astoria
in
English
and
Italian.
April
9,
being
the
ninth
anniversary
of
the
foundation
of
the
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
in
Prince
Rupert.
B.
M.
Simpson,
Past
Dictator,
.
gave
a
highly
interesting
and
informative
resume
of
the
history
of
the
Moose
Lodge
in
this
city.
The
Moose-Lodge1
Vis
instituted
here
during'
April,:
1920
by
a
neuclus
formed
of
-
members
of
the
Dawson
Moose
Lodge,
and
had
progressed
until
the
present
'rogresslve
and
selfd
.
basis
:
has
'.een
reache.d
this
year.
FOLK
MUSIC
WAS
LADIES'
SUBJECT
Interesting
Program
Enjoyed
by
Music
Club
Meeting
at
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan's
The
Lviies'
Music
Club
held
its
regular
fortnightly
gathering
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan,
945
Borden
Jtreet,
The
program
on
"Folk
Sengs
of
All
Nations"
proved
an
interesting
one.
Mrs.
Robert
Blanee
-was
in
charge
of
the
ar
rangement
of
the
program
and
read
a
suitable
paper.
Other
number
were
as
follows:
Vocal
solo,
"Norwegian
Folk
Songs,"
Mrs.
Karl
pybhavn,
accompanied
by
Miss
Aletta
Me-Kinley.
Vocal
solo,
"German
Folk
Songs,"
Mrs.
Jame
Farquhar,
ae
companled
by
Mrs.
M.
II.
Blott.
Vocal
solo,
"Irish
Folk
Songs,"
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullin,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
M.
II.
Blott
I
Violin
solo,
"Gaelic
Folk!
Songs."
Mrs.
William
Millar,
ac-!
companied
by
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullin.
I
Vocal
solo,
"Icelandic
Folk.
Songs,"
Miss
Thora
Thorsstein-
son,
aceompanied
by
Mrs.
C.
E.
i
Cullin.
I
Freighter
Salvor.
Cant
Rush.
arrived
in
port
yesterday
from
the
south
with
a
cargo
of
coal
for
Albert
&
McCaffery.
"
'
r
m
iv's
Colds
dosing
Just
rub
on
lyiTTni.ky.iJfjaTTTigymTva
YEAR'S
ACTION1
Resolution
Passed
Asking
For
Passing
of
Pupil-s
on
He-commendation
At
a
meeting
of
the
school
board
last
night
the
following
was
moved
by
Trustee
Gilchrist
and
seconded
by
Trustee
Barrie:
"That
our
secretary
be
instructed
to
advise
the
Department
of
Education
that
this
board,
having
reconsidered
the
representation
mads
to
them
last
year
with
reference
to
the
matter
of
having
all
Public
School
children
in
Grade
8
sit
for
the
Government
High
School
Entrance
examination,
are
of
the
opinion,
that
this
course
is
not
in
the
best
interests
of
the
children
and
that
our
principals
should
be
allowed
to
carry
out
the
system
of
recommendation
followed
heretofore."
'
This
motion
was
carried
unanimously.
Considerable
discussion
took
'place.
Miss
Mills
and
J.
S.
Wilson,
speaking
for
the
schools,
favored
the
recommendation
plan
saying,
that
examinations
even
in
school
were
always
a
source
-
of
terror
to
the
children
and
when
they
had
to
go
away
and
have
strange
super-j
vision
it
mad
it
ten
times
worse
!
and
for
taw
reason
many
pupils
who
should
have
passed
into
High
School
at
their
first
sitting
had
to
wait,
another
year.
I
Mr.
Peddle
said
that
he
was
in
,
favor
of
the
recommendation
I
system
but
that
there
should
be
a
definite
line
drawn
as
to
which
pupils
were
really
ready
for
High
School.
He
stated
that
the
first
year
he
was
at
the
High
School
he
entered
all
the
pupils
recommended
by
the
principals,
and
he
found
that
this
was
the
cause
of
great
many
of
the
failures
in
that
year.
He
said
that
"doubts
futo"
shonM
not
be
allowed
to
enter
but
only
these
who
really
could
pass
gov
era
me
at
APPROVE
COI1HAM
RIVER
.
The
Geographic
Board
of
Canada
has
approved
the
naming'
of
the
north
branch
of
Severn
River
in
Manitoba
and
Ontario,
Cob-ham
after
Sir
Allan
Cobham,
the
famous
British
aviator.
Week-End
Specials
GRANULATED
SUGAR
i
20
lbs.
$1.26
2-lb.
tint
90c;
STAR
OF
ITALY
OLIVE
OIL
!
Quart
tin
k
..
96c
Per
half
gillofl
tin
.
.
.
.
.
.$1.80
ROYAL
CTY
TEAS
Sise
6,
tin
16c
Slse
1.2
tins
86c
8ise
8,
tin
,.
.20c
Site
2,
2
tins
45c
12
LARGE
BARS
ROYAL
CROWN
SOAP
AMD
1
PKG.
R.
C.
Norma
Shearer
Wears
Latest
Vogues
in
Her
New
Film,
"The
Latest
from
Paris'
Tips
on
spring
styles
will
be
seen
,
with
the
coming
of
Norma
Shearer's
new
motion
picture,
1
"The
Latest
from
Paris,"
her
lat-
j
est
starring
vehicle
for
Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer,
which
shows
at
the
Capitol
tonight.
In
her
newest
screen
production
Miss
Shearer
portrays
the
role
of
a
traveling
saleswoman
for
a
firm
of
New
York
wholesalers
of
suits,
coats
and
gowns.
In
order
to
have
correct
spring
styles,
advance
models
of
which
have
not
yet
been
released
to
the
public,
the
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
studio
made
arrangements
with
mekers
of
women's
wear
to
furnish
the
studio
with
a
large
variety
of
designs
included
in
their
list
of
spring
modes.
The
result
was
that
Miss
Shearer
had
them
in
her
picture
long
before
they
had
been
made
up
in
New
York
and
turned
over
to
the
wholesalers
to
be
released
for
the
spring
trade.
.The
models
cover
practically
all
types
gowns,
aa
well
as
new
styles
in
tailored
ickle
Special
These
pickles
an-
good
and
quite
a
saving
in
this
size
Jur.
Quart
jars,
sour
mixed
Quurt
jars,
chow
-60c
Quart
jars,
tweet
mixed
....60r
Quart
jars,
sweet
chow
80c
CAMPBELL'S
TOMATO
SOUP
3
tins
....40c
SEEDLESS
RAISINS
2-rb.
pkg
i
5c
SUNLIGHT
SOAPPkt
20c
PELS
NAPTHA
SOAP
Pkt.
76c
YAKIMA
NETTED
GEM
POTA-TOES
Sack
12.66
TERRACE
TURNIPS-
lbs.
26c
SWEET
JUICY
ORANGES
...
.
.
.
4
dos
76c
B.
C.
GRANULATED
SUGAR
ismaES9rnewia,ii'rn
M&g'fa
ie
lbg
ac
B.
C.
FRESH
PULLET
EXTRA
EGGS
3
del
86c
B.
C.
FRESH
FIRST
BOGS
3
dos
$1.00
Bush's
Grocerteria
PHONES
211
AND
212
WE
DELIVER
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA-
I
geSSSGS3i!
J
1-lb.
pkg
60c
CRISCO
3-U
ttn
86c
-
'
.
m
EGGS
Fresh
extras,
8
doc.
$1.10,
"
WWy
86c:
Harrier.
FJplrl
iDo
You
Know?!
!
Meats
in
the
best
possible
condition.
Phone
up
our
butcher
and
you
will
receive
prompt
and
careful
attention
to
your
orders.
You
will
also
note
that
our
prices
are
the
lowest
in
town:
BREAKFAST
SAUSAGE
2
lbs
35c
HAMBURGER
2
lbs
86c
POT
ROASTS
BEEF
Lb
18c
TO
26c
BOILING
nEEF-rPeT
lb.-..12Vic
PICKLED
PORK
Per
lb.
...20c
I
CORNED
BEEF
Per
lb.
12c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
FRY'S
COCOA
Via,
2
tins
.
.
.66c
LUMP
SUGAR
2-lb.
pkg.
26c
SWEET
PICKLES
PEACHES,
PEARS
OR
APRICOTS
2Vi.
I
Tin
5Qc
That
we
have
installed
thi
.,.
,..
....
niir-iM
11GIDAIRL
ml
i:..
und
...j.niiit
biiAUAAU
iiuiian
iwai
cooling
system,
.
.
va,u,
3
l'
brick
?l,4
now
our
customers
can
be
assured
i
of
getting
Fresh
and
Cooked
MAGIC
BAKWU
ruWUEK
C17-423
6th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&84I
UAMULA,
pIOprletor
P.
O.
Box
675.
I
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
Seeds
FERTILIZER
11ULKLKY
VALLEY
Ladies
HAY
AND
GRAIN
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
PHONE
58
Silk
Hosiery
WASHING
'POWDER-
Dollar!
We
have
purchased
n
big
clear
value
for
75c
ing
line
of
Ladle'
811k
Stockings
WE
HAVE
'
GOOD
SIZE
at,30
on
hc
do,,?r-
!irc
nniKniaJi.w
nr..
'valued
at
,5c
n
pair.
These
are
VIHlalU
dKf
1
VJWaj
aayww,
a
now
on
saie
ai
Alberta
Market
3
prs.
for
$1.00
Montreal
Importers
'
THIRD
AVENUE
l"Ji
1
'
l.'JSt?
JR.'
aWJUCMI
Thursday.
Am
u
Can
you
ini
u
Norma
Shearer
i,
commercial
tia,,
ler?
If
you
,
you'll
jtlst
have
'
her
In
The
Latest
from
Pari
Maybe
she
didn't
know
her
cloaks
and
.suits,
but
si
tainly
knew
her
onions.
'
Mack
Serrictt
Comedy
CALLING
HUBBY'S
BLUFF
Paramount
News
.
.
tS
Two
I)e
Luxe
Show
7
and
9
p
m
SOc
and
15c
Canadian
National
Sle
imsh
ps
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
JTI
AND
SHIPYARD
Orntmn
I..T.I'
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Knlneern,
V.Rchlnldts.
BoilermakT-a.
Hlrl"iitis
I
;ii't
inskers.
Founders,
Woodworkers,
F'c
EI.KtmtlC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
i
iur
(Hunt
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
.'MONKS
43
and
386
Some.
Outstanding
Values
BO-PEEP
PRINTS
in
neat
and
dainty
designs;
fast
o
I
inches
wide.
Per
yard
POTTER'S
PRINTS
in
light
VnjjtUi
U(gnft
fast
coi
inches
wide.
Per
yard
3,.
.'
SILK
RAYONS
in
fancy
checks
and
stripes;
tab-fast
;
J
wide.
Per
yard
.
.
.
BREAKFAST
CLOTHS
Irisheen
iJalnaVK,
inty
color,
i
borders.
Sise
64x64
.
Each
....-......
IIKKAKI
AST
CLOTHS
Iriafeeea
DmeM
Inty
colmv
:
stitched
borders.
Ready
for
use.
Each
HED8PREAI8
Lovely
new
shades
of
Yellow,
Blue
M
Green
and
Rose,
in
Silk
Rayon
Bedspreads,
scalloped
Large
site,
each
THE
HOME
OF
CORTICELLI
HOSIERY
PHONE
580
NEW
SHIPMENT
JUST
ARRIVED
Mine
Head
Alberta
Lump
$1.1
'
Mine
Head
Alberta
Sootlcss
Large
Egg
$12.
'
Mine
Hcad.Sootless
Egg
S12.0
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
DRY
MUCH,
JACKP1NE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.5"
Double
load
$(i.5
Large
sack
k
t
,
.
,.
rv)r
Box
wood
cuttings,
large
load'v.
.
.J
.
.
,
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Baggage
Day
and
Night
Service
',
,
13
Second
Avcnur
fJfe
&fi
i
nc
most
economical
saws
to
use
Slmonia
Canada
Daw
Co.
Limited,
St.
Rem!
St.
and
Acorn
Ave
Vancouver,
B.C
MONTnCAL
m,
j
a.,
n
n.
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