pagi
rouii
Mother's
Day
If
you
want
to
buy
a
pair
of
Bedroom
Slippers
or
any
other
present
for
Mother
wc
have
a
nice
variety
from
which
to
choose.
Footwear
is
always
acceptable
as
a
present.
Should
you
be
too
late
today
getting:
your
requirements
for
Mother's
Day
it
will
be
just
as
good
Monday
and
will
be
appreciated
even
more.
For
the
ers.
Here's
women
a
Shoes
Ladies
Ties,
Straps
high
and
grouped
together
&
Oxfords
spike
heels;
our
price
Most
Remarkable
Value
in
Men's
Lec-kies'
Dress
Boots
and
Q
t
Oxfords,
reg.
$6.85;
now
Men's
Solid
Leather
Leckie
Work
Boots,
the
shoe
that
can
stand
the
test
of
hard
wear
and
comfort
;
all
sizes;
regular
$4.85
QO
now
POUg
Leckies'
Boys'
School
Boots,
solid
leather
and
panco
soles
)
7ff
All
sizes
W4lO
A
Great
Assortment
of
Boys'
School
Boots
with
panco
soles
&
Q4
Off
leather
heels;
price
vAettJ
EXTRA
SPECIAL
Men's
Panco
Sole
&
Rubber
Heel
Light
Work
Boots,
limited
CO
Off.
number;
reg.
$3.95;
now
Very
low
prices
on
Men's
Fisherman
Boots
of
the
best
makes,
Goodrich
and
Black
Diamond.
CUT
RATE
SHOE
You
Will
Find
Something
Suitable
for
MOTHER'S
DAY
st
our
Confectionery
Department
BOX
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All
Fresh
Stock
OCT,
up
from
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&
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Day
Sunday,
May
14
To
all
Mothers
remembrance
from
us
Kaien
Hardware
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat,
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Ilupert
Feed
Co.
58
Phones
SSI
freat
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I
SHERIFF
IS
DEAD
Ernest
S.
Peters
Passes
Away
at
Prince
George
While
Preparing
For
Holding
of
Assizes
Sheriff
Ernest
S.
Peters
of
Prince
George
passed
away
suddenly
at
Prince
George
on
Thursday
of
this
week
while
preparing
for
the
holding
of
the
spring
session
of
Supreme
Court
Assizes
there,
according
to
word
received
In
the
city
today
by
the
provincial
police.
He
had
been
In
falling
health
for
some
time
but
his
death
was
unexpected.
A
colorful
pioneer
figure
of
the
eentral
Interior,
the
late
Sheriff
Peters,
who,
was
ofer
sixty
years
of
'age
and
of
Scottish
descent,
for
to
i
years
in
early
days
was
a
factor
for
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.
and
had
been
for
many
jiears'
later
sheriff
for
of
that
district.
He.
made
his
home
at
the
Fraser
Lake
where
he
had
a
farm.
Sheriff
Peters
Is
survived
by
a
widow
and
grown-up
family.
Following
Sheriff
Peters'
death,
a
the
provincial
government
has
made
an
order
appointing
Monroe
In
C.
Wiggins
of
Prince
George
as
Ids
successor
as
sheriff
of
Cariboo.
SUSPENDS
SENTENCE
Of
M
ontinud
from
page
one)
"that
this
experience
will
Impress
upon
you
the
necessity
of
keeping
one's
temper
and
avoiding
trouble.
Meantime,
you
owe
the
orovinee
a
In
I
debt
of
$500.
which
I
am
not
calling
upon
you
to
pay,
as
a
bond
that
you
was
shall
appear
at
any
time
you
are
felt
called
upon
for
sentence.
If
you
get
Into
further
trouble
and
appear
before
me,
you
will
receive
a
heavy
sentence
but.
If
you
behave
yourself,
you
will
hear
nothing
more
of
the
matter."
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
chased
at
Post
Office
News
Stand.
325
Granville
St,
Vancouver
e
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Anderson.
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George,
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Riley.
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Oeneral
Store,
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THE
STORE
ASSISTANCE
OF
DOCTORS
Medical
Men
to
be
Asked
to
Co-
Operate
in
Making
of
Econo-mies
at
Hospital
With
a
view
to
bringing
about
further
economies
In
hospital
operation,
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
last
night
Adopted
a
recommendation
from
'the
finance
committee
that
the
board
should
have
a
rouifd
table
conference
at
an
early
date
vrtth
the
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Aasbciation
discuss
where
economies"
may
be
effected
as
well
as
other
matters.
The
proposal
Is
that
the
oresldent
the
board
In
collaboration
with
lady
superintendent
and
managing
secretary
act
as
a
snecial
committee
to
prepare
an
agenda
on
it
benatf
of
the
hospital
board
for
such
conference,
making
suggestions
where
the
doctors
might
co-operate
the
making
of
economies.
This
agenda
would
be
approved
by
the
board
as
a
whole
prior
to
such
con
ference.
The
secretary
revived
the
Question
hoSDiUliM
Uon
of
Workmen
Compensation
Board
cases
at
the
order
of
doctors
In
many
of
which
cases
the
Compensation
Board
would
later
refuse
to
pay
accounts
full
on
the
c
round
that
hnani.
tallsaUon
was
unnecessary.
This
one
matter
In
which
It
was
that
the
doctors
might
co-oo-
erate
more
fully
with
the
board.
Notice,
Rupture
Sufferers!!
AH
Ruptures
Yield
To
the
Inflatable
Air
Pressure
Treatment
by
Beasley,
the
Famous
Urili&h
Expert
Complete
Comfortable
Control
Guaranteed
This
great
British
invention
ha.s
the
approval
of
the
medical
profession
everywhere.
It
is
accepted
as
standard
by
leading
hospitals.
Once
Used
Always
Approved
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VC'B
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nn
DAILY
KIWI
SaluTd-
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Sea
Lions
at
Pearl
Harbor
Food
Value
of
Canned
Salmon
To
Use
Seaplanes
Again
Both
fishermen
and
sea
lions
were
after
herring
in
the
Pearl
Harbor
area
of
British
Columbia
this
spring
but
the
fish,
apparently
knowing
something
of
the
lions'
appetite,
promptly
hurried
out
to.
deep
water
off
shore,
with
the
result
that
the
fishermen
had
added
difficulty
in
catching
the
desired
supply
of
herring
for
bait
purposes.
The
incident
is
another
example
of
theH
trouble
and
loss
which
sea
lions
'there
to
Iiutedaie
for
the
Canadian
cause
in
British
Columbia
fisheries.
Fishing:
Co.
It
Is
because
of
their
depredations
oi
i
ne
saimon
runs
ana
uk
aamagei
they
do
to
fishermen's
nets
that
the
fulness
for
many
years
past
in
this
Dominion
Department
of
Fisheries
(
service,
seaplanes
will
again
be
in
sends
one
of
its
British
Columbia
use
in
this
district
this
year
In
aal-,
1
vessels
to
certain
rookeries
each
man
fisheries
patrol
work.
It
is
an-'
year
for
the
purpose
of
shooting
nounrrd
by
the
Department
of'
some
of
thr
lions
and
thus
to
keep
Fisheries
Last
year
the
planes
utl-the
herds
within
reasonable
limits
lUed
in
the
fisheries
patrol
on
the1
as
to
numbers.
This
year
was
the
coast
were
on
duty
in
the
air
for
279
first
occasion
-for
a
long
time
at
all
hours
and
35
minutes.
That
'was
events-that
sea
lions
had
Invaded
considerably
shorter
than
the
tune
I
the
Pearl
Harbor
area
In
any
num-
of
the
previous
year
which
was
41;
bers
during
the
herring
run.
and
and
much
below
the
maximum
of
j
the
fishermen
are
quite
convinced
Hi
hours
and
U
minutaa
in
h.
tosn
!
that
the
re.ison
the
herring
suddenly
fled
to
thr
deep
waters
was
to'
escape
the
voracious
strangers.
At
one
time
in
March
the
number
of
lions
estimated
to
be
In
or
near
Pearl
Harbor
was
100
or
more.
1
One
of
the
big
Royal
Canadian
0r
having
even
spoken
to
the
riot-Air
Force
seaplanes,
which
are
bas-
He
had
m
bten
wKh
has
brother
ed
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
engaged
aU
....
.
,
.......
"'
w
in
aerial
photography
and
survey
work,
made
two
passenger
night
to
cey
He
denied
having
aaid:
"Come
Prince
Rupert
this
week.
On
Wed-
on.
Oo
and
get
then'
10
the
rioters.
needay
morning,
the
machine
came
with
Oeorge
D.
Seattle,
well
known
merchant
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
who
paid
a
brief
visit
here
on
business,
and
late
Thursday
afternoon
it
was
here
again,
bringing
in
Solomon
Wilson
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
to
receive
treatment
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
The
plane
was
here
for
about
an
hour
on
each
ocacslon
and
tied
up
at
the
Imperial
Oil
Co
s
dock
Energy
Value
8ttwU4ft
recently
in
progress
at
federal
fisheries
research
stations
In
British
Golumbiii
have
shown
that
canned
ibekeye
contain
as
many
as)
S19
calories
of
vitamin
to
the
pound.
An
adult
man
expends
from
2.500
to
2.600
calories
in
each
34
hours
-the
number
varying
wih
activity
so
will
be
seen
that
a
meal
of
canned
sockeye
will
give
him
a
goodly
hare
j
of
his
day's
calorie
requirement
1
Thelnvestlgators
nave
not
yet
com-1
ileted
their
examination
of
the
j
other
varieties
of
canned
salmon
but
pinks
have
been
found
to
tiav.
valuable
calorific
content
though
not
as
great
a
content
as
sorkeye
The
work
on
vitamin
potency
has,
been
done
at
the
Pacif
lr
Fisheries
j
Experimental
Station
at
Prince
Ru-1
lert
In
ascertaining
the
calorific
alue
of
canned
salmon
the
Pacific
aat
investigators
used
cans
of
fish
which
had
been
chosen
at
ran-
1om
from
sample
lots
obtained
from
-he
commercial
pack
In
different
llstricts
of
British
Columbia
Some
if
the
samples
came
from
the
Skeena
River
district,
some
from
Rivers
Inlet,
others
from
the
Fraser
River,
other
from
the
Butedale
region,
and
some
from
the
Alert
Bay
-llstrict
Only
sockeye
and
pinks
were
used,
but
similar
work
Is
to
be
lone
on
the
other
varieties
of
can
ned
salmon.
The
sockeye
were
found
U
lead
the
pinks
In
oil
and
calorific
content
but
not
in
mineral
-on
tent
The
fun
packer
Argent.
Capt.
Bert
Tlngley,
was
In
port
on
Toes-
lay
of
this
weak
enroute
to
Port
Jlemenu
whence
he
will
proceed
to
Vorth
Island
to
commence
a
sea
son's
salmon
packing
charter
from
"Accidentally"
vou
jpw
I
,Me.
Having
demonstrated
their
use-
OUItVICH
IS
ACQUITTED
(Continued
torn
Page
1
He
had.
however,
told
his
brother.
Spire,
after
bearing
bin
speak
to
one
of
the
men
in
a
foreign
language,
to
"keep
out
of
It."
Both
Oordon
Orant.
defence
counsel,
and
L.
8.
MeOil.
.for
the
crown,
were
very
brief
in
their
addresses
to
the
jury,
taking
up
but
five
minutes
time
each
His
Lordship.
Mr
Justice
Murphy,
spoke
twenty
minutes
in
Instructing
the
)ury
as
to
the
law
pertaining
to
the
rase
and
summing
up
the
evidence
Before
giving
the
case
to
the
Jury.
His
Lordship
had
ic
or
the
two
counts
of
rioting
removed
from
the
indictment
as
being
reprUtlve
ot
,he
otn'r
zStf
ijoa
fiava.
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sosm
taMtts
of
AapMa
end
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Ihmm
freely
aatil
yw
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stir4y
free
from
pais.
The
tablets
of
Aspiria
eaaaet
burl
you.
They
do
set
dspraas
Use
bsart
And
laey
bsvt
been
pnmn
twice
as
effective
as
salicylates
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of
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neuritk
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from
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neuritis,
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swiftly.
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now
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anywhere
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lake,
one
adult,
93.00:
$1.50
per
had
additional.
No
rrowd
too
big.
No
job
too
small.
The
hospital
board,
at
IU
mret
Ing
last
night
authorized
thr
secretary
to
hiivc
repairs
made
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an
elcctrl-
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