THI
DAILY
NEWS
PAOE
EZZ
.
.
.
in
times
like
THESE
;
..
nients.
lents.
A
Arc
you?
4&
ORE
than
ever,
life
in
surance
is
a
boon
to
all
to
the
Uninsured
as
well
as
the'
Insured.
As
its
premiums
accumulate
they
are
promptly
used
to
assist
in
purchasing
homes,
in
aiding
farmers
and
financing
industry
thus
keeping
Canadian
citizens
gainfully
employed.
It
insures
more
than
Life
it
helps
to
provide
work
for
the
Breadwinner,
and
Food,
Comfort
and
Shelter
for
his
family.
It
supports
the
Nation,
too
the
collective
enterprise
of
all
the
people.
During
the
Great
War,
for
instance,
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company
of
Canada
itself
subscribed
for
$70,000,000
Canadian
and
allied
government
war
loan
bonds.
Last
year
the
Sun
Life
subscribed
$23,000,000
to
Cana-dian
government
issues.
A
portion
of
the
proceeds
of
these
loans
was
to
relieve
unemployment.
Even
the
jobless
share
indirectly
in
the
benefits
of
life
insurance.
The
Sun
Life
it
an
important
factor
in
restoring
prosperity
to
Canada.
For
over
sixty
years
it
has
been
privileged
to
serve
its
policyholders
and
proud
to
serve
the
State.
To-day,
Us
world-wide
organisation
and
facilities
make
it
more
serviceable
than
ever
to
the
whole
community.
IK
S.
J.
(Sam)
JABOUR
Northern
Representative
Phone
645
SUN
LIFE
Office
No.
li,
Smith
Block
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
"
How
do
they
do
it?"
Among
your
friends
there's
sure
to
be
at
least
one
smart
young
married
couple
who
are
the
envy
and
admiration
of
all
who
know
them.
With
an
income
that
is
frankly
abbreviated,
and
with
no
benevolent
Aunts
in
the
offing,
they
still
have
a
home
that
is
correct
and
comfortable
in
all
its
appointments,
a
home
that
is
admired
and
copied
by
their
friends.
"Yes,
Jane
is
a
remarkable
little
manager,"
will
probably
be
the
young
husband's
proud
answer.
And
there
is
little
doubt
about
it.
THEY
DO
IT
THIS
WAY
Take
a
look
around
that
home
and
you
will
find
no
end
of
well
known
advertised
products.
For
Jane
is
an
efficient
little
manager.
She
can't
afford
to
take
chances
that
must
only
be
debited
to
"Experience,"
When
she
buys
for
her
home
she
must
get
tried
and
tested
and
trusted
products
which
carry
an
honorable
name
to
guarantee,
her
satisfaction.
You
will
find
that
Jane
is
a
consistent
reader
of
the
advertise
Let
the
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
work
for
you.
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Halibut
Catch
Lighter
and
Prices
Somewhat
Better;
Salmon
Scarce
in
Warke
Canal
and
Elsewhere
With
volume
of
landings
greatly
decreased
owing
to
many
of
the
boats
being
tied
up
because
of
weak
market
fi
conditions,
prices
for
halibut
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
week
of
March
19
to
25
inclusive
showed
a
tendency
to-
wards
improvement
During
the
week
only
233,800
pounds
of
fish
was
landed
of
which
118,800
pounds
was
from
Ca-
nadian
vessels
and
85,000
pounds
from
American.
This
g
brought
tbe
season"!
tendings
for
1
13?
tin
Ut
Marvh
Simtfl
1238
450
pound!
of
which
472.780
pounds
w.ETT
TC
from
Canadian
vessels
and
MS.700
'
f
1
Julll
AU
pounds
from
American.
The
bifh
price
of
the
eek
for
Canadian
ft&h
was
5Jc
and
2e'
rhich
the
Borgund.
Hetee
H.
and'
White
Hope
recetTed
for
catches
of
J0O0.
5.060
and
9jm
pounds
respec-
trveiy
and
the
tow
4c
and
3c
which
he
Aleve,
Sea
Maid
and
Takla
re-
i
jeived
for
4.000.
11.060
and
33.000
)
pound
catches
respectively.
For
American
fish
the
high
price
,
had
no
ftsfi.
Thirty
boats
are
repor
ted
to
have
caught
only
two
fish
in
one
day.
On
Thursday
Billy
Green
of
Port
Simpson
'"
pounds.
brought
hi
360
Canadian
fishing
Interests
are
likely
to
be
affected.
If
only
indlr
ectly,
by
a
huge
merger
now
under
way
In
the
Japanese
fishing
Indus
try,
designed
to
result
in
tower
cost
of
production.
Competition
of
low
priced
Japanese
and
Siberian
sal
mon
has
been
one
of
the
most
ser
ious
factors
in
the
Canadian
sal
mon
business
during
the
last
two
seasons.
The
gtganuc
mksui
ana
Mitsubishi
interests
are
reported
to
be
fighting
for
the
control
of
the
great
Nichiro
Fishery.
Mitsubishi
money
has
been
behind
the
Nichiro
enterprise
for
some
years,
but
now
through
the
purchase
of
stock
Mit
sui
is
making
a
bold
bid
for
domin
ation.
Nichiro
is
capitalized
at
$20.-000.000.
Financial
interests
have
already
succeeded
in
electing
a
merger
of
most
of
the
larger
erabmeat
companies,
which
do
an
enormous
business,
a
large
proportion
of
their
pack
being
marketed
in
North
Am
erica.
Floating
canneries
aggregating
60.000
gross
tons
are
involved
in
this
consolidation,
which
to
one
of
the
most
Important
business
mergers
to
be
consummated
In
Japan
In
recent
years.
Tbe
latest
fish
story
tofd
by
two
handliners
from
the
Canadian
fishing
village
of
Wilson's
Beach,
across
the
harbor
from
Battport,
Maine,
entails
a
new
method
of
lobster
j
catching.
While
trawling
off
The
Wolves
a
few
miles
out
in
the
Bay
;
of
Fundy
recently,
they
found
a
very
heavy
object
on
their
trawl
which
took
the
combined
efforts
of
the
husky
fishermen
to
haul
up'
from
the
deep
Into
their
boat.
I
Their
visions
of
a
heavy
catch,
gave
way
to
expressions
of
amaze-'
ment
when
it
proved
to
be
a
small
stove
of
the
type
used
In
small
boats
for
cooking.
And
In
the
oven,
a
big
10-pound
lobster
was
waiting
to
be
cooked.-
'
..
,
C.
K.
...
TRAINS
r
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
3
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:40
an.
EXCITING
Jack
Holt
Star
of
Bis
City
Ticinre
.Vow
Showing
at
Capitol
Theatre
litre
Excitement,
thrills,
romance
and
af
the
week
was
7.5c
and
2c
paid
the
.
dram
are
all
contained
in
the
tea
lariand
for
H.08fl
pounds
and
the
tare
picture.
"The
last
Pande."
on
i
tow
4c
and
3e
received
by
the
Con-
capitoi
Theatre
screen
store
tbH
ttttation
far
26.009
pounds.
week-end.
The
picture
present
the
highlights
In
the
career
of
an
over-
j
In
the
sear
future,
it
appears,
no-
lord
of
the
underworld,
the
leadlni
wdy
will
be
in
danger
of
death
by
character
being
portrayed
by
the
choking
through
a
fishbone
m
the
ever-popular
veteran
of
the
screen,
throat
AH
fisn
is
to
be
filleted
In
Jack
Holt.
Tbe
chief
feminine
role
this
connection,
there
is
about
to
is
played
in
excellent
fashion
by
be
launched
a
big
campaign
to
per-
ConsUnee
Cummings.
made
the
public
to
eat
only
filleted
The
central
figure
in
ine
story,
fish.
This
has
been
made
possible
Cookie
Leonard,
is
throat
into
the
by
the
invention
of
machines
cap-
ale
of
a
racketeer
by
desperate
ar
able
of
automatically
taking
all
tbe
cumsUnces
and
becomes
at
last
toe
bones
out
of
moat
of
the
edible
fish
dominant
factor
In
gang
activities
at
the
rate
of
between
two
and
which
truest
a
large
city,
his
power
three
thousand
per
hour.
The
first
is
challenged
by
another
racket
machine
Invented
for
the
mass-
leader
and
considerable
violence
filleting
of
fish
has
been
applied
to;
ensues.
On
the
heels
of
this
violence
the
Upper,
and
other
now
in
course
!
fonows
the
vengeance
uooKkt
ion-
of
manufacture
will
enable
most
of
i
ard
exact
from
bis
rival.
Big
Mar
tbe
ediMe
fish
to
be
sold
already
ffDeted.
There
has
been
an
exceptionally
light
run
of
salmon
at
Warke
Canal
and
vfcrnlty
daring
the
past
week.
A
number
of
boats
have
been
out
but
the
catch
has
been
practically
nil.
The
Pwm
it
Brown
packer
Taplow
II
was
in
on
Wednesday
bat
mo.
Then
the
law
drops
1U
heel
on
the
neck
of
Cookie
and,
from
that
point
on.
the
stirring
story
mounts
to
a
startling
climax.
In
addition
to
Miss
and
Holts
the
east
well
known
actors
as
Tom
Moore.
Gayiord
Pendleton.
Robert
BUis
and
Bdmund
Bit
an.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
March
26,
1912
A
meeting
of
French-Canadian
supporters
of
A.
M.
Ma
neon
In
the
provincial
election
was
held
last
night
in
the
Liberal
committee
rooms.
Thomas
Trotter
presided
and
the
principal
speaker
was
Frank
Amgers.
A
sensation
was
caused
when
D.
Segoum.
always
regarded
as
a
prominent
Liberal,
made
his
appeal
nee
at
the
meeting
as
a
supporter
of
William
Man-son,
the
Conservative
candidate.
Ttl
1
t
n
.1
n
.
a
mm
naa
quite
an
experience
last
nigni
when
they
became
lost
4n
the
dark
bush
while
returning
from
a
trip
across
Hays
Creek
to
size
up
some
property
beyond
Lover's
Lane.
have
For
ortr
half
a
century
Dr
Ch'(
K..!ny
and
L.vcr
Pi
I
It
pron
iu;:.:ful
in
promptlr
teiif-
nt
torpid.
lu-gih
action
of
th
Livtr,
Kid.
nert
and
Bowtli
and
th
Ifgiori
of
ill
that
ariKl
thartfrom.
Income
Tax
Returns
Save
expense
by
having
them
prepared
promptly
and
accurately.
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CO.
Accountants
and
Auditors
213
Second
Ave.
W.
Phone
387
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&
Saturday
nVO
SUOWS
7
and
9
pja
feature
Starts
at
7:10
ti
9:11
Admission
15c
&
SOe
SATURDAY
MATINEE
at
2:3
Feature
starts
3:10
15c
&
35c
Dealers
Saturday
Uuth.
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Chiefs
Plan
Dri-e
on
Lawlessness
-
Set
JACK
HOLT
in
"THE
LAST
PARADE"
With
Tom
Moore,
Constance
Camming.
He
was
a
mm
Yet
she
lored
him
Musical
BING
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