PAGE
SEC
iackache
you
have
backache
you
can
blame
the
kidneys.
These
all
important
filters
have
failed
to
eliminate
the
uric
acid
poisons
from
the
blood
and
poisons
cause
pain.
You
may
have
headache,
pains
in
the
limbs,
rheumatism
or
lumbago.
The
skin
becomes
dry
and
you
may
lose
weight.
The
quickest
way
to
sweep
the
poisons
from
the
system
is
by
using
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
They
cannot
fail
because
they
immediately
arouse
the
action
of
the
kidneys,
the
liver
and
the
bowels,
cleanse
the
system
and
bring
relief
from
pains
and
aches.
For
half
a
century,
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
have
proven
their
superiority.
Dr.
Chase's
KIDNEY
and
LIVER
Pills
ALL
OUR
COALS
ARE
IN
A
DRY
SHED
Delivered
Dry
to
Your
Bin.
You
are
assured
in
getting
full
weight
JASITK
WILDFIKE
EGG
Per
Ton,
SI2.53;
Cash
Trice
$11.50
lASrKR
W1LUIIKE
LUMP
Per
Ton.
513.50;
Cash
Price
..
12.50
PCMRINA
EGGKeg.
Price,
512.50;
Cash
Price
.
11.50
These
Coals
are
from
Alberta.
Dry
Jack
Pine
and
Cedar
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
mmmm
nmnitKwiiiiNuimnw
1
1
w
ivrn
They
are
so
plump
such
a
rich,
golden-brown
colour
so
much
more
delicious
these
beans
that
are
oven-baked
by
Heinz.
The
dry
intense
heat
of
the
Heinz
orens
bakes
them
through
and
through.
Then
the
saTOury
sauces
that
only
Heinz
can
make
are
added
and
penetrate
to
the
heart
of
every
bean.
By
the
Heinz
method
all
of
nature's
own
nutriment,
with
the
food
ralue
of
meat
and
potatoes,
is
retained
and
made
digestible.
Heinz
oven-baitd
beans
con
stantly
top
the
list
of
economical
foods.
4
Kinds.
All
BAKED
The
moftt
economical
food
yon
can
nerce
ONE
OF
TOE
HEINZ
MADE
AT
UAMWGTON.
ONTAWO
fO
NEARLY
A
OUARTU
Of
A
CNTVY
S25S
BEANS
If
you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
Mackay's
enterprise
is
deserving
of
commendation.
His
many
friends
will
hope
that
the
venture
may
prove
completely
successful.
Having
sprung
a
leak
while
moor
ed
at
her
berth
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club's
floats
on
Thursday
afternoon,
George
Dawes'
power
cruiser
Vaquero
was
rushed
Into
the
Yacht'
Club
grid
in
the
absence
of
the
owner
who
was
on
his
way
to
Terrace
at
the
Ume.
It
was
found
that
some
of
the
caulking
of
the
vessel
had
been
sprung.
Narbethong
Burns
The
veteran
Prince
Rupert
sal
mon
packer
Narbethong
was
de
stroyed
by
fire
on
Thursday
morn
ing
of
this
week
at
Wagllapshl
Isl
and
in
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
where
her
owner.
Bert
Wearmouth,
resides.
Jimmy
Duff
had
been
living
on
board
the
vessel
during
the
past
winter
but
he
as
well
as
Mr.
Wear-
mouth
were
absent
from
the
island
in
town
when
the
fire
occurred.
On
their
return,
they
found
that
the
boat
had
disappeared
and
located
It
sunk
in
shallow
water,
completely
destroyed.
The
only
accounting
for
the
fire
is
that
a
fire
must
have
been
left
in
the
stove
on
board
from
which
the
vessel
took
flames.
The
Narbethong
was
33
feet
long
with
beam
of
11
feet
six
inches
and
was
equipped
with
a
36
h.p.
Regal
gas
engine.
Bhe
was
built
at
Prince
Ru-ncrt
16
years
ago
for
the
late
Capt.
Hoomea
K.
Freeman
who
used
her
at
first
for
charter
and
nassenger
ourposes.
After
Capt.
Freeman's
death
several
years
ago.
Mr.
Wear-mouth
purchased
the
vessel
and
used
her
for
several
Years
In
fish
v-klng.
There
was
insurance
of
$1500.
By
the
end
of
April
between
250
and
300
trolling
boats
are
expected
to
be
at
work
on
the
fishing
grounds
of
Prince
Rupert
district.
In
con
nection
with
the
outfitting
of
the
THE
DAILY
NEWB
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Is
Building
Shingle
Mil
at
Cow
Bay
Narbcthong
Destroyed
By
Fire
Trolling
Fleet
Almost
All
Out
Considerable
curiosity
having
been
aroused
as
to
the
nature
and
purpose
of
a
new
structure
which
is
being
erected
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Cow
Bay
road,
the
Whiff
Man
was
constrained
to
make
an
investigation
of
same
during
his
rounds
this
week
and
learned
that
our
Interestinj
Report
Laymen
may
find
it
difficult
to
believe
but
science
has
established
that
some
bacteria
will
survive
as
low
a
temperature
as
-347
degrees
Fahrenheit
I
How
long
these
organisms
will
live
when
the
thermometer
gets
down
that
far
has
not
been
determined,
but
their
survival
has
been
shown.
These
are
points
brought
out
Incidentally
In
a
progress
report
by
Robert
H.
Bedford,
of
the
Pacific
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada,
Prince
Rupert
who
has
been
carrying
on
studies
of
the
growth
of
various
organisms
at
low
temperatures
in
order
to
gather
further
information
which
would
be
useful
to
the
Canadian
fishing
industry
in
keeping
its
catch
in
good
condition.
..
The
two
points
already
cited
from
Mr.
Bedford's
progress
report
strike
the
layman's,
eye,
of
course,
but
they
are
onlyAwo
among
many
facts
which
he
nqtfs.
for
In
the
experimentation
which
he
did
last
year
he
tested
over
80
bacteria,
planting
them
in
separate
tubes
containing
food
material
and
placing
them
in
a
chamber
or
cabinet
wherein
definite
temperature
could
be
maintained.
Further
experimentation
is
being
continued.
Low
temperature
occupies
a
strategic
position
in
the
fish
indus
try,"
Mr.
Bedford
points
out.
"Just
as
soon
as
fish
are
caught,
those
agencies
which
cause
fish
to
spoil,
among
them
bacteria,
gradually
attain
ascendency
over
the
protective
factors
which
are
an
inherent
part
of
the
normal
physiological
structure
of
any
marine
organism.
In
this
phenomenon
temperature
plays
an
extremely
important
role,
for
if
it
is
gradually
raised
these
destruc
tive
agencie.s
become
much
more
active
...
By
lowering
the
temper
ature
it
slows
down
their
rate
of
action
and
the
duration
of
preser
vation
is
lengthened.
This
Is
the
reason
why
Ice
helps
to
keep
fish
in
a
fresh
condition,
why
the
proper
freezing
of
fish
Inhibits
the
de
structive
agencies
entirely,
and
why
boats
for
the
season,
there
has
been
storage
for
ions
periods
at
certain
considerable
business
in
port
Just
1
low
temperatures
is
feasible.
But
it
recently.
It
Is
expected
that
the
run
,
must
be
borne
In
mind
that
even
of
fish
will
show
considerable
lm-
freezing
fish
at
very
low
temper-
provement
in
May.
jatures,
much
lower
than
are
ever
-
.
J
used
in
refrigeration
plants,
will
not
Falling
Inline
with
similar
action
entirely
destroy
these
destructive
that
has
been
taken
by
the
fleet
of
'
agencies.
It
is
true
enough
that
nu-Ssattlo
and
Alaska,
the
halibut
fleet
jmerous
bacteria
will
be
killed,
but
of
Prince
Rupert
is
being
circular-
'.many
will
survive.
Many
Survive
as
tzed
with
a
view
to
reaching
an
j
low
a
temperature
as
-190
deg.
C.
agreement
whereby
halibut
vessels;
(-317
deg.
F
t
although
there
Is
no
would
stay
in
port
between
each
record
to
show
for
how
long.
Frcez-UIp
five
days
not
Including
the
day
ilng
at
about
-5
deg.
C.
J23
deg.
F.
when
any
fish
is
taken
out.
Pro-!
will,
in
the
course
of
time,
destroy
vidlng
the
agreement
is
decided
up-'some
of
the
weaker
bacteria,
but
on
100,
W.
E.
Drake,
manager
of
many
remainsome'
dormant,
oth-Edward
Llpsett
Co..
George
Ander-'ers
growing
slowly
but
surely."
son.
secretary
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fish-
The
significance
of
his
cxperl-crmcn's
Union
of
Prince
Rupert,
ment
to
the
fishing
Industry,
Mr.
and
O.
W.
Nickerson.
manager
of
Bedford
notes,
is
Just
this:
To
cpun-the
Canadian
Halibut
Vessel
Own-
ter
the
effect
of
bacteria
fish
must
jers'
Association,
would
be
named
a
be
"properly
stowed
in
ice
so
that
committee
to
see
that
the
regula-ithls
temperature
is
effective
over
ItlohS
are
adhered
to.
Signatures
the
whole
fish,
and
not
stowed
in
are
not
being
appended
very
rap-
such
a
manner
that
parts
are
leftl
idly
to
the
proposed
agreement.
The
exposed
to
the
warmer
atmoa-purposc
or
proposed"
agreemenT
Is'phere."
If
proper
stowage
has
not:
to
control
production
and
keep
been
practised
from
the
first
then
prices
up.
'
this
initial
carelessness
"may
have
so
changed
the
physical
and
chem-
John
Dybhavn.
member
of
the
leal
structure
of
the
tissues
that
Biological
Board
of
Canada,
and
II.
other
changes
must
CHEVALIER
I
i
,
i
IWO
jsjts
SHOWS
-
7
FILM
HERE
i
French
Comedian
and
Miss
Jean-
ette
MacDonald
Very
Good
In
"One;
Hour
With
You"
With
Maurice
Chevalier
andjjj
Jeanette
MacDonald
teamed
to-,
jj
gether
again
assisted
by
a
splendid
j
supporting
cast
which
includes
g
Genevieve
Tobin.
Charlie
Rugglesig
and
Roland
Young.
"One
Hour
With
I
You"
makes
a
splendid
attraction
in
old
friend,
Ross
Mackay,
is
putting
the
building
up
withjor
the
week.end
at
the
Capitol
a
view
to
the
establishment
therein
Theatre.
The
story
is
an
Interesting
of
a
new
industry
for
Prince
Rupert
!
Uie
Pacific
Coast
sub-executive
of
;
0ne
with
Chevalier
cast
in
an
alto-i
'
in
the
form
of
a
shingle
mill
which
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada.
The
;
gether
different
type
of
role,
j
It
Is
planned
to
have
In
operation
j
session
wUl
last
only
two
days
and
j
Musical
Interludes
by
Chevalier
by
midsummer.
Mr.
Mackay
al-Mr.
Djbhavn
and
Mr.
Brocklesby
and
Miss
MacDonald.
of
course,
fea
;
ready
has
his
machinery
on
hand!
are
expected
to
return
to
Prince
and
installation
of
same
will
start
!
Rupert
on
Friday
of
next
week.
Mr.
I
as
soon
as
the
building
is
sufficient-1
Brocklesby
is
taking
his
young
son,
,
ly
advanced
which
should
be
quite
j
Kenneth,
south
with
him.
Isoon
now.
For
a
start
it
will
be
ai
lone-machine
plant
with
a
capacity
D.
B.
Finn,
recently
re-appointed
j
of
possibly
some
25.000
or
30,000
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fish-;
shingles
daily.
Expansion
of
the
eries
Experimental
Station
and
or-
lnduttry
will,
of
course,
depend
up-
iginaily
expected
in
Prince
Rupert
on
the
success
of
the
Initial
venture,
in
April
to
resume
the
duties
which
It
is
Mr.
Mackay's
Intention
to
he
gave
up
about
two
years
ago,
truck
his
shinglebolts
to
the
mill,
will
not
now
be
arriving
in
Prince
there
being
plenty
of
available
tim-
Rupert
until
June.
Mr.
Finn
is
still
btr
aldng
the
highway.
He
is
quite
in
England
where
he
is
completing
)
optimistic
as
to
marketing
possibll-
a
post-graduate
setentific
course
at
itles
locally.
While
being
launched
Cambridge
University,
in
an
unostentatious
way,
it
may
develop
into
a
valuable
little
local
industry
for
Prince
Rupert
and
Mr.
I
ture
the
picture.
At
least
two
new
hits
are
introduced
In
"One
Hour
With
You"
and
"We
Will
All
Be
Sweethearts."
Some
of
the
other
:
songs
are
also
very
good.
j
Chevalier
takes
the
part
of
aijj
wealthy
young
doctor
and
Miss:
fa
MacDonald
is
his
wife.
Miss
Tobin
:
"
Is
Miss
MacDonald's
best
friend
and
PJ
her
adventures
when
she
tries
to'
become
the
best
friend
of
the
hus-
band
prove
very
amusing.
The
plr-1
ture
makes
excellent
entertainment
i
J
and
will
undoubtedly
prove
as
po-j-
pular
here
as
preceding
films
ofli-Chevalfer.
.
15
-
be
maintained
below
-5
deg.
C.
'23
dcg.
F.
otherwise
the
bacteria
will!"
ftraduaUy
play
their
part
In
caus-
j
lng
deterioration
of
the
flesh.
..."
;5
Just
by
way
of
adding
further
In-
g
tcrest
to
this
summary
of
some
of
jp
the
results
of
Mr.
Bedford's
lnves-fi
tlgation
it
may
be
noted
that
some
!
not
only
displayed
most
evtraor-
jj
dlnary
vitality
at
low
temperatures
but
they
could
grow
over
an
extremely
wide
range
of
temperatures.
Take,
for
example,
the
case
of
one
fellow
a
"rod
bacterium"
about
25,000th
part
of
an
Inch
in
length.
This
sub-visible
creature,
by
the
way,
"doesn't
mind
very
much
whether
It
has
air
to
breathe
or
not
and
seems
to
thrive
rather
nicely
when
the
air
is
replaced
by
either
hydrogen
or
carbon
dioxide
gas."
Normally
it
Uvea
in
the
surface
wa
ter
of
the
North
Pacific
Ocean,
but
whatever
the
temperature
of
the
North
Pacific
may
be
Mr.
Bedford's
"xnerlment
showed
that
"this
par
ticular
bacterium
can
grow
over
a'1
range
of
temperatures
from
-5
deg.
C.
to
37
deg.
C.
(-23
deg.
F.
to
98.6
deg.
F.i.
.
.
.
It
grows
most
profusely
at
20
deg.
and
25
deg.
C
and
then
gradually
slows
down
as
the
range
is
extended
on
both
sides
of
these
two
temperatures."
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
week
ending
vesterday
totalled
424.000
pounds
of
which
American
vessels
landed
203.500
pounds
and
Canadian,
215,-500
pounds.
This
brought
the
sea
son's
landings
up
to
and
Including
"esterdav
to
2
605
960
pounds
In
cluding
1.449.000
pounds
from
American
bottoms
and
1.166.050
from
Canadian.
Low
prices
prevailed
broushout
the
week
with
a
tilth
st(
for
Canadian
fish
of
5.1c
and
2c
ind
low
of
4e
and
3e.
The
ton
price
of
the
week
for
American
fish
was
7c
and
3c
and
the
low
4c
and
2c.
Th
death
on
Thursday
night
in
1
the
Prlnee
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
;
if
Capt.
Nels
Pedentn,
owner
and
'kipper
of
the
Ternen
and
one
of;
Prince
Rupert's
best
known
andi
most
popular
naiibut
men.
was
a!
mater
of
great
re
ret
for
msny
friends
of
deceased.
Capt.
Pederscn
j
was
counted
among
the
real
pioneers
of
the
halibut
industry
here
;
and
there
is
probably
no
Individual
!
member
of
the
fleet
either
better!
known
and
more
generally
esteem-'
ed
than
was
he.
The
deepest
of
svmnathv
will
be
extended
by
all
to
the
bereaved
widow
and
family.
!
With
a
heavy
run
developing
on
vnrions
fkhtng
grounds
in
the
district.
Undines
of
troll
salmon
at
Prince
Rupert
Ulls
wek
have
totalled
some
35
000
pounds
which
wa;
the
heaviest
volume
for
any
woek
so
far
thta
vear.
The
heavy
landings
resulted
In
a
falling
off
of
prices
to
6c
per
pound
for
red
springs
and
2c
'
per
pound
for
white.
r
TF.LL
TIIF.
PF.OPI.F.
"Tell,'m
quick
and-tell
'em
often.
Explain
to
folks
plainly
and
sincerely
what
you
have
to
sell.
Keep
cverlastinglyicom-
tng
at
them.
Advertising
is
of
necessity
,
pretty
much
like
shovelling
a
n.
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aciing
uirccwr
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me
johow;
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was
once
a
iirst
grade.
furnace.
Once
you
stop
stok-
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experlmen-
product
has
(deteriorated
into
a
lng.
the
fire
goe
out."
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tal
Station,
left
Prince
Rupert
last
,
second
or
cull
when
ultimately
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night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
to
quired
for
market.
In
cold
storage
,
attend
a
meeting
In
Vancouver
of
,
the
temperature,
of-
the
fish
must
.
and
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p.
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Starts
at
7:50
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MATINEE
at
2:J0
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3:20
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The
Merriest,
Sauciest
Comedy
of
the
Year
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CHEVALIER
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HOUR
WITH
YOU"
Jeanette
MacDonald,
Genevieve
Tobin,
Roland
Younj,
Charlie
Ituggles.
Many
catchy
song
hits.
Music
by
Oscar
Straus
A
Paramount
Picture
Canadian
Scenic
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TIMBER"
"SCREEN
SOUVENMs"
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MOUSE
in
"Mickey
Steps
Out"
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DONT
MISS
THIS
GRAND
SHOW
MONDAY
&
TUESDAY
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for
Lift
Come
and
See
These
le
Girls
A
delayed
shipment
of
the
most
beautiful
Coats
for
Girls
has
now
arrived.
These
are
in
sizes
to
fit
from
0110
-to
eight
year
old
little
ones.
Hats
and
Bonnets
We
have
also
a
fine
variety
of
Flop
Hats,
Bonnets
and
Sun
Bonnets.
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SH0PPE
(Mrs,
Anna
Johnscn)
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The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
I'KINCi:
RUPERT.
B.C.
RUPERT
MOTORS
Garage
and
Service
Station
Distributors
of
DODGE
AND
PLYMOUTH
CARS
DODGE
COMMERCIAL
VEHICLES
Phone
566
Phone
Niht
Calls
-
161)
Conditions
change
and
new
situations
arise
from
time
to
time.
For
more
than
114
years
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
given
safety
for
funds,
and
dependable
financial
service
to
an
ever-increasing
number
of
customers.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
i8l7
TOTAL
ASSETS
IN
EXCESS
OF
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