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PRINCE
RUPERT
LADIES
ARE
CORDIALLY
INVITED
TO
VISIT
THE
Capitol
Baby
Shoppe
(Mrs.
Anna
Johnsen)
Full
Line
of
Girls'
Clothes
Up
to
I
I
Years
Complete
Outfitting
of
Roys
Up
to
10
Years
Visitor
hire
been
surprised
at
the
complete
stock
of
the
Terr
Litest
latest
good
gooas
for
tor
children
cnuarrn
and
ana
infants
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RUPERT
MOTORS
Garage
and
Service
Station
Distributors
of
DODGE
AND
PLYMOUTH
CARS
DODGE
COMMERCIAL
VEHICLES
Phone
566
Phone
(Night
Calls
161)
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
-
BLACK
COD
-
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Siorage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
COAL!
COAL!
SatisfacUon
guaranteed
with
our
Famous
Edson
Alberta
it
Bulkier
Valley
Coal;
No.
1
BuJicley
Valley
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat,
Oats
It
Barley.
PratU
Baby
Chick
Food.
Seeds
it
Fertilizer.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONE
58
b
551
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOK
8KEENA
BRAM)
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILT
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
TRUTH
ABOUT
BRAN
With'm
hiahy
opinion
about
bran,
it
i
well
to
know
the
facts.
Here
are
the
results
of
laboratory
tests
with
bran:
Bran
is
a
good
source
of
Vitamin
B.
This
vitamin
helps
tone
up
the
intestines
and
keep
tliein
regular.
Ilran
also
supplies
"bulk"
which
further
aids
intestinal
action.
The
"bulk"
in
bran
is
much
like
the
.fbulkr
you,
eat
in
lettuce
or
other
leafy
vegetables.
Tills
"bulk"
absorbs
moiiturc
like
a
soft
sponge
and
gently
cleanses
the
intestines
of
wastes.
Bran
also
brings
the
body
needed
iron
for
the
blood.
A
pleasant,
safe
bran
cereal
is
Kellogg's
Ail-Bran.
Millions
of
people
hare
used
it
with
satisfactory
results
over
a
period
of
ten
years.
Two
tablespoonfuls
daily
of
this
delicious
ready-to-eat
cereal
are
usually
sufficient
to
prevent
and
relieve
both
temporary
and
recurring
constipation.
If
you
f''fljfj
1
wtfjrWrintjptlriar
troulifilvnotfrei'
'
"''
lieTealhis
wayJconsult
your
doctor.
AIL-BRAN
Kellogg's
AluBran
has
a
wonder
ful
nut-swect
flavor.
Enjoy
with
milk
or
cream,
or
use
in
cooking.
Sold
by
grocers.
Made
by
Kellogg-in
Iindon,
Ontario.
HELPS
KEEP
YOU
FIT
FjsiriiR5
o
Part
of
these
How
It
Works
D
of
childhoods
choicest
queries
has
ever
been
and
ever
wiU
be:
"How
does
it
work?"
and
it
seemed
a
whoOy
enthralling
idea
to
two
young
passengers,
who
recently
travelled
from
Nottingham,
England,
to
Lemberg,
Sask..
when
Engineer
Fred
Munt,
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway"
invited
tlem
into
the
eab
of
his
huge
"2
St
type
locomotive.
The
were
subsequently
recovered
from
the
government,
but
they
had
first
to
be
paid
out
by
the
city
grandmother's
home
in
the
Old
Country
to
join
their
mother.
They
crossed
the
Atlantic
in
the
Canadian
Pacific
liner
Montdare
and
the
Dominion
on
C.
P.
R.
lines,
making
many
friends
and
seeing
many
absorbing
sights
en
route.
Picture
shows
theinterested
pair
and
their
kindly
tutor
in
a
brief
explanation
of
the
mysterfe
tang
travellers
wore
Walter
and
of
the
gauges
of
the
great
engine.
wuae
Wilson,
aged
12
and
lOyears,
who
journeyed
alone
from
their
And
what
boy,
either
in
Canada
or
England,
would
rot
envy
them?
CITY
AUDITOR
GIVES
OFFICIAL
STATEMENT
OF
CITY'S
AFFAIRS
(Continued
from
Page
1
the
present
financial
condition
:
1
1
and
sale
of
the
plant,
from
the
pur-Inability'
of
taxpayers
to
pay
their
chase
price.
$218,090
was
set
aside
taxes,
and
'21
Exceptional
expen
diture
in
recent
years.
Minor
causes
are
tower
government
grants
received,
less
ponce
fines,
etc.
The
following
shows
the
slowing
up
In
tax
receipts
during
the
last
three
years:
1929
Tax
levy.
Gen.
it
Local
Imp.
$118,000
Cash
received
during
year
267.000
and
specifically
invested
for
the
aforementkmeti
purpose,
leaving
a
balance
of
$144,004.
First
of
all
let
us
follow
this
$228,-000.
In
1929
$23,000
of
it
was
used
to
pay
that
year's
debt
instalments
and
interest,
and
$204000
was
Invested
in
Dominion
and
provincial
government
bonds,
so
arranged
Unpaid
at
end
of
year
$
&
1.000
that
$150W
of
principal
would
ma-
1930
tore
each
year.
These
instalments,
Tax
levy,
Oen.
it
Local
Imp.
$314000
plus
the
Interest
received
on
the
Cash
received
during
year
..
380,000
Investments,
would
yearly
meet
the
annual
instalments
of
the
deben-
UnpaW
at
end
of
year
$6000
tures
as
and
when
they
fell
due.
So
j
1931
far,
this
is.
working
out
as
antlci-
Taxlvj,
Gen.
it
Local
Imp.
$316000
pated
and
at
December
31,
1931.
the
Calif
received
during
year
.
242000
city
holds
$13,000
Invested
at
$3.-
500
of
surplus
interest
together
Unpaid
at
end
of
year
$
76000
making
$17500
which
is
$1,500
That
is
to
say
the
city
last
year
more
than
is
actually
necessary,
was
short
In
its
estimated
receipts
Now
let
us-
consider
the
balance
$76,000
on
taxes
alone.
of
$144000
being
the
surplus
from
Another
decrease
in
revenue
U
$375,000
alter
deducting
$231000.
shown
In
government
grants
re-
The
council
agreed
"that
city
bonds
celved:
of
approximately
$128,000
be
pur-
'
In
1929
$28000.
ichased
therefrom
and
that
$17,500
'
In
1930
$24000.
be
applied
towards
1929
revenue.
It
In
1931
$23000.
;
was
also
agreed
that
in
future
years
Exceptional
expenditure
accounts
$17000
be
applied
from
this
fund
for
the
following:
each
year
up
to
and
including
1935.
1930
1931
and
thereafter
$10000
per
annum
RelleJ
,
$6000
$62000
be
used
to
pay
off
city
bonds."
The
American
Exchange
12000
wording
is
that
of
the
minute,
and
the
intention
is
not
clear,
and
whe-
$6000
$74000
ther
succeeding
councils
would
be
relief
payments
und
by
it
is
a
matter
of
opinion.
in
any
event
it
nas
not
Deen
carried
out
as
I
read
it.
pity
bonds
have
been
purchased
with
it
to
the
extnt
of
and
ha
0
$17-500
The
following
bank
statement
shows
the
corresponding
gradual
Increase
of
the
city's
Indebtedness
:
1929
1030
1931
Jan
1
$50000
$
50000
$100,000
Dec.
31
50000
100000
The
bank
statement
is
the
mea
sure
at
the
end
of
the
year
as
to
whether
the
city
has
made
good
or
not.
It
will
be
seen
from
the
above
particulars
alone
wherein
it
has
fallen
short,
and
It
Is
therefore
apparent
how
the
deficit
has
arisen.
Apart
from
the
governmental
sys
tem
of
borrowing,
there
are
only
two
ways
of
meeting
deficits.
The
one
Is
to
increase
revenue,
and
the
other
is
to
cut
expenses.
Cuts
in
estimates,
salaries
and
wages
have
been
made
for
1932,
but
these
alone
cannot
meet
the
case.
The
other
method,
namely
that
of
Increasing
revenue,
has
therefore
also
to
be
adopted
and
increased
taxation
Is
the
result.
Disposition
of
proceeds
of
Sale
of
Electric
Light
Plant
This
plant
was
sold
In
1929
to
the
N.
B.
C.
Power
Company
Ltd.,
for
$375,000.
At
that
date
there
were
outstanding
debentures
against
this
utility
amounting
to
$226000,
and
urider.jUUc
cUy'
Validation
Asi
Of
thar
year
U
-was
provided
that
the
city
council
should
not
m.ke
any
disposition
of
any
money
received'
from
the
power
company
un
til
a
sufficient
sum
had
been
set
aside
to
provide
for
the
payment
or
interest
ana
instalments
oi
prin
cipal
falling
due
from
year
to
year
on
these,
debentures.
After
deduct
ing
$3,000,
the
expenses
of
transfer
been
applied
to
general
revenue
for
three
years,
while
the
balance
of
$41,000
has
been
used
for
general
purposes
anditreated
as
a
loan
to
.
m'
'
eeneral
fund
repayable
when
funds
'
.
.
1
.
m
i
j
...li
.
,
i
l
ttuuiii.
mere
w
no
uuuui
uui
mat
1
It
has
been
cheaper
for
the
city
to
;
use
this
fund
rather
than
borrow
j
from
the
bank,
but
there
has
been
no
accumulation
and
there
will
be
no
"$10,000
per
annum
after
1935
used
to
pay
off
city
bonds."
LOCAL
WOMAN
NEVER
HAS
HEADACHES
NOW
Local
woman
suffered
with
headaches
so
badly
that
she
used
to
have
to
go
to
bed,
had
been
fitted
with
glasses
by
different
specialists
but
still
her
headaches
came
back.
About
twb
years
ago
this
lady
was
fitted
by
O.
F.
Davey,
Registered
Optometrist
in
charge
of
the
Optical
Dept.
of
Max
Hell-
broner,
Jeweler,
and
Just
the
other
day
ffiye
Informed
us
that
she
nsvtr
'hs
headaches
now
and
Jus
feaK
fine.
ThglsSes
which
she
had
been
wearing
before
were
causing
a
mechanical
error.
,
Glasses
being
of
a
mechanical
nature
the
Optometrist
has
the
advantage
over
others
In
that
Important
branch
of
the
work.
IIS
FINE
PICTURE
"Broken
Lullaby"
at
Capitol
Thea
tre
is
Outstandinj
War
Romance
Heads
Tor
Teace
Queen
Hatchery
36
W.
Cordova
St.
Vancouver,
B.C.
Baby
Chicks.
Queen
Quality
Leghorn.
Rhode
Island
Red,
Barred
Rock,
of
high
egg
production.
Catalogue
free.
QUEEN
HATCHERY
36
W.
Cordova
SU
Vancouver
'Are
Sin,
Disease
and
Death
Real?'
Science
Subject
j
The
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon
in
Prince
Ruoert
Christian
Science
SoeJetv
on
Sunday
was
"Are
Sin.
"Broken
Lullaby.''
which
is
show-'
Disease,
and
Death
Real0"
ine
at
the
CamtoJ
Theatre
at
the
One
of
the
Bible
texts
was
"Every
first
of
this
week,
is
a
moving
and
good
gtft
and
every
perfect
gift
is
j
intelligent
picture
and
so
thorough-
from
aboveand
cotneth
down
from
j
ly
outstanding
that
it
is
natty
wqll
the
Fattier
of
lights,
with
whom
ia
worth
seeing.
"Broken
LaUaby"
b
no
variableness,
neither
shadow
of;
a
post-war
story
founded
on
the
turning."
James
1:17).
j
play
entitled
The
Man
I
Killed."
The
lesson-sermon
also
included
,
The
plot
tells
of
a
young
French
Uw
following
passage
from
"Science
,
soldier
who.
in
battle,
kills
a
young
and
Health
With
Key
to
the
Scrip-;
;
German.
After
the
war
the
memory
turea.''
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy:
"Mat
-)
of
this
combat
haunts
the
young
ter
and
Its
claims
of
sin.
sickness.;
.
Frenchman
until
he
decides
to
go
and
death
are
contrary
to
God.
and;
to
Germany,
seek
out
the
family
of
cannot
emanate
from
Him."
the
man
he
killed
and
give
them
the
!
young
German's
dying
message.
He
!
does
so
and
is
received
affection-,
The
Pacific
Great
Eastern,
which
i
ately
by
the
kindly
father
who
be-
'u
building
a
railway
from
Vai.
tteves
him
to
have
befriended
his
rouver
to
Prince
George,
has
con'
son.
Finally
he
falls
in
love
with
pleted
organisation
with
J.
W
the
fiancee
of
the
dead
boy.
This
Stewart
as
president.
Timothy
Fo
adds
a
new
honor
to
the
dreadful
ley
is
vice-president
and
gencr.-.l
secret
that
he
has
been
unable
to
manager
and
D'Arcey
Tate
vice-reveal
and,
broken-heartedly.
he
president
an-
counsel
R
o
tells
the
girl
the
truth.
He
wishes
to
Thorax
is
secretary-treasurer,
tell
the
father
also
but
the
girt
Donald
MeLeod
and
Vernor
W.
;
points
out
to
him
that,
now
he
has
Smith
are
other
directors.
Twen-:
almost
taken
the
dead
boy's
place
ty
Yean
Ago
Column.
Vancouver
in
the
old
man's
affections,
to
tell
iTovtace.
him
the
truth
would
be
like
killing
the
son
twice.
The
boy
realizes
the
truth
of
her
argument
and
finds
peace
in
knowing
that
he
is
comforting
the
old
father
for
his
great
loss.
The
story
is
a
touching
one
and
carries
a
strong
plea
for
peace.
Phillips
Holmes
gives
a
fine
performance
hi
the
role
of
the
young
Frenchman
and
Nancy
Carroll
is
delightful
as
Else,
the
German
girl.
;
Outstanding,
however,
is
the
splendid
acting
of
Lionel
Barrymore
as
Dr.
Holderlln.
the
father
of
the
dead
boy.
This
characterisation,
gentle,
kindly
and
appealing,
is
one
of
the
finest
that
Barrymore
has
ever
done.
Monday,
April
,ii
!
Monday
and
Tucsdil
inu
oiiwhd
i
and
1
1
ADMISSION
is,.
I
Feature
Marts
at
7
10
tt
A
Great
MelodramJ
i
riumph
"BROKEN
LULLAB1
With
Lionel
Barrvmore
x,J
Carroll,
Phillips
Holme,!
You
Killed
My
SwttthrJ
Why
Did
You
Let
Me
fili
Love
With
You?
A
Paramount
Picture
I
Comedy
Smith
&
Dale
h
I
"ARABIAN
SIMEIKS
Cartoon
"PA
YFl'L
Ply
PARAMOUNT
NEWS
WEDNESDAY
&
TIIIKSdI
"DANCE
TEAM
T
1
I
X'
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1
i
n
WILL
ROGERS
J
"Connecticut
Yankee"
Dyspepsia
and
Dizzy
Headache!
Mrs.
Iaaae
Corbin,
West
Adrars't
NS,
wntea
-"I
bad
suffered
(
years
from
djimpat
and
dinr
fetal
aches.
After
Uklsg
two
bottlss
4
Burdock
Blood
Bitters
I
fait
uU
i
(liferent
woman.
Mv
headathi
4
appeared,
and
I
can
now
eat
vhsi
!
I
liks
without
that
temble
lndiMties
I
aunerea
alter
every
meal.
J"
!
afl
marat
iUri
Buifirtini,
It
U
ul
II
r4,
f
Tn
ALL
OUR
COALS
ARE
IN
A
DRY
SHED
Delivered
Dry
to
Your
Rln.
You
are
assured
in
gttting
full
weigW
JASPER
WILDFIRE
EGO
Per
Ton,
$12.50:
Cash
Price
111
Ml
IASPER
WILDFIRE
LUMP
Per
Ton.
S13J0;
Cash
Price
1151
PEMBINA
EGG
Reg.
Price.
$12.50:
Cash
Price
1UI
These
.Coals
are
from
Alberta.
Dry
Jack
Pine
and
Cedar
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
SPENDING
TO
SAVE
.
.
THROUGH
Advertisin
Not
many
of
us,
these
days,
arc
troubled
with
so
much
money
that
we
cannot
spend
it.
Hut
we
arc
interested
in
spendinn
the
money
we
have,
to
get
the
most
out
of
it.
One
way
and
not
a
new
way,
either
is
to
make
a
budget.
Put
down,
week
by
week,
the
money
that
comes
in.
Put
down
beside
it,
week
by
week,
the
money
that
goes
out.
So,
much
for
food,
so
much
for
clothing,
so
much
for
rent.
So
much
for
giving,
and
for
luxuries.
Where
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Helps
It
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of
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new
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Let
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