PAGE
EIGHT
GRAND
DOUBLE
BILL
Dr.
Alexander
ni'ixE
sis
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SB
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I
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westholme
Theatre
TUESDAY
AT
7
AT
7:30
P.M.
Tom
Mix
and
"Tony"
in
"Tumbling
River"
AT
8:45
P.M.
John
Mack
Brown
and
Dorothy
Dwan
in
"SQUARE
CROOKS"
SPECIAL
PROGRAM
OF
SYNCHRONIZED
MUSIC
COMEDY-l"CLUNKEfl
ON
CORNER."
ORCHESTRAL
SELECTION
"THE
MERRY
WIDOW."
FOX
NEWS
SPECIAL
MUSICAL
PROGRAM
ADMISSION,
33c
AND
10c.
COMING
SOON
SYD
CHAPLIN
AND
HETTY
I1ALFOUR
IN
"SKIRTS."
Garden
Field
!
Seeds
'
FERTILIZER
'
.,
,
BULKLEY
VALLEY
HAY
AND
GRAIN
iiiuce
Rupert
Feed
Co.
1
PHONE
58
Out
of
Town
Readers
!
The
Dally
N'ewa
Shopper
will
gladly
raalie
purchases
for
our
readers
who
live
at
a
distance
from
a
shopplns
centre.
This
service
nas
rcn
appreciated,
particularly
by
the
women
of
the
district,
there
is
no
added
tt
and
attention
is
personal.
JUST
WRITE
TO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SHOPPER
Hi
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
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irora
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Kuiwrt.
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etc,
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Coast
Steamship
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Sailings
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National
QTjc
Largefl
Railway
Syflem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
hulling
from
rillNCK
ItlTKKT
fur
VAM
Ol
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ICTOItlA.
xl.VHI.i:
unii
liilrrnirdlate
point,
rath
tlllDAY.
9:00
a.m.
liir
STi;
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and
ANVOX,
pach
ULIlNKMIAY.
10.0ft
p.m.
lor
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"TJEOItOK,
EDMO.STOX,
"WINMI'EO,
all
"polnti
K9trrn-f!anana.
'!
llnltrd
Statu.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES
City
Ticket
Office,
523
Third
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
2C0
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
TO
PROTEST
REGULATION
City
Council
Opposed
to
Salmon
Heine;
Sold
in
Area
in
Which
A
j
laugm
olMotjorlibr
.
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Aid.'
Mcdonalcl.
seconded
by
'Aid.
Orme,
the
city
council
last
night
decided
to
senu
a
telegram
to
headquarters
of
the
fisheries
department
at
Ottawa
protesting
against
any
move
whereby
it
should
be
made
compulsory
that
salmon
should
be
sold
only
in
the
area
where
it
might
be
caught.
.
There
seemed
to
be
uncertainty
as
to
just
what
recommendations
had
been
made
by
the
cannery
interests
with
regard
to
new
fishing
regulations
and
the
fisheries
committee,
of
which
Aid.
Rudder-ham
is
chairman,
was
authorized
to
ascertain
at
once
the
nature
of
these
regulations,
so
they
may
be
protested
against
if
found
discriminatory
against
the
fishermen
or
the
interests
of
this
city.
.
PRUDHOMME
URGES
BETTER
GRADE
FOR
CONCRETE
SIDEWALKS
Aid.
Prudhomme
urged
at
last
night's
council
meeting
that,
be
fore
-the;
orjorete
sidewalk
pro
gram
was
resumed
tnis
year,
the
city
would
be
well
advised
to
establish
a
grade
for
these
sidewalks.
He
suggested
that
the
registered
grade
of
the
streets
should
be
followed
and
the
walks
not
built,
as
had
been
apparently
the
case
last
year,
to
suit
the
i
buildings.
He
referred
to
the
fact
;
that
some
of
the
present
concrete
(walks
were
15
to
18
inches
above
the
street,
while
on
others
slush
:
from
the
streets
drained
onto
the
walks.
I
Aid.
Brown
promised
that
the
'
suggestion
would
be
considered
by
the
board
of
works.
SOA
SPECIALS
I
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$
COMBINATIONS
$
NO.
11
box
Fels-Naptha,
3
cakes
Foot
Soap,
all
for
.
.$1.00
NO.
23
bars
P.
&
G.
Naptha,
3
bars
Ivory
Soap,
1
pkg.
Jif,
1
pkg.
Sunlight
Soap.
All
for
$1.00
NO.
3
1
pkg.
Lux,
3
bars
Pearl
Naptha
Soap,
1
bar
Klondyk
Soap,
all
for
$1.00
NO.
42
cans
Old
Dutch
Cleanser,
1
pkg.
Princess
Soap
Flakes
(large),
2
pkg.
Lux,
4
pkta.
Reckitt's
Blue,
all
for
...
.$1.00
NO.
5
3
pkg.
Lux,
3
cakes
Palm-olive,
3
cake's
Life
Buoy
Soap,
3
cakes
Foot
Soap,
all
for
$1.00
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
017-423
5th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&84
P,
-O.
Box
575.
SUITS!
SUITS!
MADE
TO
ORDER
'"utting,
Workmanship
ami
Stylf
All
(t'uarantrcd
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
VVo
Deliver
to
Any
Part
of
the
City.
Ling,
the
Ta
lor
Phone
CPJ
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Dally.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VAI.ENT1NDAIRY
Telephone
657.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
Mar
!)
WEEK
AT
THEATRES
Monday
and
Tuesday
Capitol:
"The
Cossacks,"
with
John
Gilbert
and
Renee
Adoree.
Special
musical
numbers.
Westholme:
Tom
Mix
in
"Tumbling;
River."
V?i'.
-Til
John'
-Mack
Dorothy
Dawn
Crooks."
.
ii
.
Browjl
and
in
"Square
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Capitol;
"The
Awakening"
with
Vilma
Bankey.
Westholme:
Junior
Cough-Ian
in
"Marked
Money."
Friday
and
Saturday
Capitol:
"the
Water
Hole"
with
Jack
Holt.
Al
Small
and
his
orchestra.
Westholme:
Syd
Chaplin
with
Betty
Balfour
in
"Skirts."
'
VIOLETPARK
PLAYGROUND
Ratepayers
of
East
End
of
City
1
Make
Request
to
City
Council,
I
Conrad
Street
Grading
A
delegation
from
the
Section
Seven
and
Eight
Property
Own-ora'
Association
consisting
of
T.
Ross
Mackay,
Ex.
Aid.
G.
Cay,
Robert
McKay
and
Miss
M.
Dur-ran
appeared
before
the
city
council
last
night
-and
asked
that
improvements
be
made
to
the
paving-of
Conrad
Street
and
that
a
recreation
ground
be
established
on
Violet
Park.
Mr.
Mackay
declared
that
Conrad
Street,
upon
which
there
was
orach
traffic,
was
notoriously
the
worst
pa
ml
street
in'
the
city,
it
could
be
easily
I'ept
in
shape.'.
He
also
referred
to
the
great
need
of
soma
kind
of
recreation
grounds
in
the
east
end
of
town.
Thu
city
waq.qutyje
big
enough
fr
two
ball
parka,
he
felt.
,
,
Mian
Durrao
expressed,
t&e
opinion
that
people
across
the.
crek
were
not
getting
full
justice
from
the
council.
She
appealed
par
ticularly
for
the
establishment
of
recreation
grounds
on
Violet
Park.
,
Acting
Mayer
Collart,
(n
referring
the
matter
to
the
Board
of
Works,
Murd
the
delegation
that
it
would
be
fully
gone
into.
He
pointed
out,
however,
that
the
finances
of
the
city
were
limited
land
it
might
not
be
possible
to
do
anything
this
year.
NEW
WATER
MAINS
TO
BE
LAID
DOWN
City
Council
Implements
Recommendation
of
Fire
Chief
Invoking
$GO0O
Eipenditure
In
compliance
with
recommendations
of
the
fire
chief,
the
city
council
last
night
accepted
a
report
from
the
finance
committee
providing
for
the
laying
of
a
new
six-inch
water
main
with
valves
and
hydrants
from
McBride
Street
to
Lothinifre
Street,
a
distance
of
approximately
1500
feet,
and
from
Sixth
Avenue
to
the
lane
south
of
Sixth
Avenue,
fcOO
feet,
at
a
cost
of
$f000.
Aid.
Drown
explained
that
the
old
line
on
Eighth
Avenue
was
in
bad
shape
and
w-rn
continually
!
blowing
out,
being
useless
for
fire
protection
.
The
other
part
was
a
link
that
had
never
been
connected
Digging
could
be
saved
by
putting
the
water
pipe
in
the
name
ditch
;m
the
sewer
which
was
now
being
put
In.
Aid.
Drown
suggested
that
the
city
might
carry
out
such
replacement
work
gradually
year
by
year.
On
ragfrnstlon
of
Aid.
Ruddi-r-hnm
it
was
decided
to
call
at
once
for
tenders
fa?,
the
lupply
of
the
c'l'tirml
pipe
."'
Fishermen
JIASTE!'.
MECHANIC
irts
and
Pants
The
best
made,
and
we
can
supply
you
at
30
per
cent
less!
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
ROCK
CRUSHER
TO
BE
MOVED
City
Council
Reiterates
Former
Decision
After
Considerable
Discussion
'
-v,
,
.!.'
Removal
of
the'
rock
crusher
from
First
Avenue
and
Seventh
Street
to
Seventh
Avenue
and
Dunsmuir
Street
was
again
the
subject
of
discussion
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
city
council
,.nd,
after
a
number
of
rather
di
vergent
viewpoints
had
been
expressed,
it
was
unanimously
de-ided
to
pr)pceed
with
the
Board
of
forks'
original
plan
tc
make
a
start
on
the
opening
of
Seventh
Avenue
from
Dunsmuir
to
Mc-iiride
Street
in
spite
of
a
petition
of
protest
which
was
lodged
two
weeks
ago
by
certain
ratepayers
concerned.
Aid.
Collart
asked
why
the
work
should
not
be
atarted
westward
from
McBride
Street
instead
if
east
from
Dunsmuir.
Aid.
Brown
explained
that
it
would
be
advantageous
and
economical
to
start
on
Dunsmuir
Street
as
was
planned.
Alit
Prudiionwie
expressed
tht
plhiqsr
that
H
would
cost
easU
Hoc
.
yafd
more
to
haul
rock
away
frojp
Dunsmuir
Street
vh.
hiaht
Avenue
and
Fulton
btreo,
than
it
would
from
Mcltriat
street.
City
Engineer
McLean
expressed
the
opinion
that
addition.
..oats
in
setting
up
and
moving
'he
rock
crusher
if
a
start
were
made
on
McBride
Street
wouk.
more
than
counter
balance
any
toss
there
might
-be
in
haulinj,
from
Dunsmuir
Street
He
bad
selected
what
was
considered
the
most
economical
site
for
the
placing
of
the
crusher.
Aid.
Rudderham
was
strongly
n
favor
of
starting
from
Dunsmuir
Street
Aid.
Collart
asked
if
there
'night
not
be
danger
of
slides
In
cutting
through
Seventh
Avenue.
The
'
city
engineer
replied
that
ihe.
rock
walls
would
not
be
per-oendfeular
but
would
bench
down.
'The
recommendation
of
the
Board
of
Works
was
finally
adapted.
'
,
A
petition
from
owners
of
prop
srty
in
Brock
11,
Section
1,
asking
that
the
lane
in
that
block
be
graded
and
hovelled
before
the
rock
crusher
wss
moved
was
referred
to
the
Board
of
Works
The
city
engineer
explained
that
the
most
of
the
material
in
this
lane
was
muskeg
and
it
would
not
be
necessary
.to
hold
the
roc.
crusher
for
what
little
rock
then-was
there.
Aid.
Brown
suggested
thst
this
work
should
be
carried
out
under
local
improvements
The
petition
was
signed
by
Fre
Stork,
Wilfrid
Gratton,
II.
L
Rochester,
Cora
E.
Black,
W.
E
Coilison,
J.
C.
McLennan
and
George
James,
whose
property
barks
on
the
lano.
who
arrived
in
Canada
before
Juncbth
1928
may
bring
their
WIVES
and
FAMILIES
CANADA
(children
under
17
year
free)
Apply
io
(22
llaxtiriftaSt.
Vt
Vancouver.
B.C.
of
Anv
Stvomthtp
Agtnt
niddciiio
i
moment
C1J
i
let
so
ifk
delicious
SS
CLASS!
COLOR!
COM
FORT
I
WARMTH!
Tonight,
7-9
p.m.
35c
and
5c
"THE
COSSACKS"
Willi
the
Stars
of
"The
Rlg
aradpr
JOHN
GILBERT
AND
ItENEE
ADOREE
Many
of
ouf
natrons
said
that
the
love
sequent
,
(,f
'
j
tween
John
Gilbert
and
Renee
Adoree
in
"The
Big
p
j
ade"
would
never
again
be
approached
on
the
!,,',
i
Judg.'
for
yoursplf.
See
th(a
great
starring
combi,,;,!,,,',,
,
Jn
their
latetf
-pUturot,
.
;,,
"
COMEDY,
NEJVS.
and
a'
SPECIAL
MUSICAL"
PiiKSENTATION
UV
TifK
CAPITOLIANS
ia)
"Lucia
di
Lammermoor
Doneictti)
.
ib)
"Love's
Old
Sweet
Song"
(with
"Freddy"
a'
zylophone)
.
You
see
our
used
cars
on
the
road
everywhere.
And
they
are
always
running,
and
running
strong,
h:
used
car
Imrgains
arc
real
bargains
for
the
reason
that
they
arc
thoroughly
checked
and
inspected
before
they
are
sold.
'
t.
I'.'
!
'
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FOLLOWING
USED
CAR
BARGAP
S
NOW
AVAILABLE
FOR
INSPECTION
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Sedan,
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r
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Model
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Tudor
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Light
Delivery
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Delivery
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