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Most
Extraordinary
Selling
Event
of
Ladies'
High
Grade
Shoes
Reliable
makes
group
ed
together
to
make
a
special
clearance
Everything
For
the
R
OOF
Paint,
Hoofing
Discs,
Pitch,
Nails,
Etc.
.
VERY
SPECIAL
2-Ply
Standard
ROOFING
$1.98
Per
Roll
This
Week
Only
Kaien
Hardware
Smith
Block
Phone
3
Our
Famojs
Edson.
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
Ion
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
5S
Phones
55S
RENT
A
Radio,
Sewing
Type
Machine,
writer
McRAE
BROS.,
LTD.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total
capacity
20,010
tons
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Brass
Catting
electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
60-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
LU
U
Eawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
NOW
$2.45
SAYS
MEANS
TALE
HOAX
Story
In
Retard
to
Lindbergh
Described
as
"Figment
of
Imagination
by
Federal
Officer
WASHINOTON.
May
16
(Canadian
Press
A
federal
officer,
after
Investigating
a
story
told
by
Gaston
B.
Means
of
"contacts"
with
kidnappers
of
Charles
Augustus
Lindbergh,
Jr.,
baby
son
of
I
Col.
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Ltad-jbwgh.
Saturday
pronounced
the
jtale
"a
figment
of
a
wterd
imag
ination
that
makes
the
Baron
Munchausen
look
tike
a
piker."
i
Means
had
testified
hi
the
District
of
Columbia
Supreme
Court
on
Friday
that
the
Lindbergh
baby
had
been
stolen
by
New
Jersey
liquor
runner
saying
that
J.
Max
Hassel
and,
A
li
preenberg
were
responsible.,
H
,..a3.
not
know
the
I
men
but
they
haifSokl
beer
to
servants
at
the
Unldbergh
home.
He
said
that
Irving
Fenton.
described
previously
by
him
as
one
of
those
responsible
for
the
kidnapping,
had
told
him
Col.
Lindbergh,
as
a
practical
Joke,
on
occasions
had
placed
the
baby
In
a
closet
and
told
servants
the
baby
bad
been
stolen.'
p
ATI
f(
A
I
li8
oke-
Means,
gave
thf
J
ALiI
UAJLj
kWnPPer
an
Idea
of
how
to
take
me
oaoy.
one
or
the
members
ot
their
"ring"
did
go
to
the
Lindbergh
house
with
beer,
picked
the
baby
up
from
Its
crib
and
went
away.
Means
said
that,
after
lengthy
negotiations
with
Fenton
for
the
return
of
the
baby,
he
found
a
note
saying
that.
"In
an
attempt
The
BEST
way
to
stop
CONSTIPATION
Sething
Uk
vi
y
with
cnxtipv
lion.
My
Kaourb
wit
off
-colour
and
I
kept
fcariM
hr&-i-h
ilM
hradache.
UuiU
Irrquratly
I
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mrrrc
tin
In
ct
f
lointi
and
biukIm.
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Frui
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to
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b'jlih
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sad
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errtamly
(-!
that
Kruno
IIW
plyrd
a
Uri
t"
la
hrinnag
Itu
about.
Tbrytoord
up
mynninnyttem."
all
drug
store
45.
sizes,
styles
colors
Regular
$-1.45
Large
assortments
of
Tennis
and
Outing
Shoes
J$k
P0rSosefrom
65c
t0
$1.49
gEjjS
MEN'S
SPECIALS
mKjM
m
Men's
Dress
Boots
and
Oxfords
in
kid,
black
and
MK&w
mt
ten
calfsklns
aIso
two-tone
sport
Oxfords,
(&mmf
If
leather
soles
&
rub'
CO
to
Cl
QC
'
'
mt
ber
heels.
Our
prices
V-WsleJ
WXtJO
Men's
Leckie
Work
Boots,
crome
leather
uppers.
LadieS
and
GirlS
waterproof
solid
leather
soles
(JO
C
rubber
heels;
price
?O.UU
Newly
arrived
Ladies'
and
Orowing
Oirls'
New
Sport
Shoes.
Sandals
and
Straps
effects.
Very
.
latest
styles
and
colors,
military
or
Cuban
L
n
ArsiNbltl
VVem
vaiuxt
MhiS
and
i
t
ricjiimiMnxt
IbllhKiMhiS
heels.
Rubber
soles
Q-t
W
Rubber
Boots,
all
styles,
knee,
three-quarter
and
Price
v
A
hip
at
a
very
low
price.
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
a
to
remove
the
baby
fn.m
its
hiding
pi
ace
in
New
Jersey,
the
baby
was
dropped
on
its
head
and
killed."
Means,
a
former
Justice
Department
agent,
who
came
Into
prominence:
during
the
regime
of
the
,late
President
Warren
O
Hardin
"revelations,"
was
testifying
in
his
own
defence
against
a
charge
Uiat
he
conspired
to
defraud
Mrs.
v-
alyn
Walsh
McLean
,
of
$35
M)
forh1
the
alleged
purpose
of
ransoming
the
baby.
Hassell
and
Oreenoerg
were
slain
at
Elisabeth.
New
Jersey
Known
as
beer
racketeers,
the
men
were
presumed
to
have
been
shot
to
death
by
gangster
enemies.
Tpdav's
Weathpr
Terrace
Pa
rVcJoudy,
calm.
45.
Alyansh
Raining,
calm.
45.
Anjox-Cloudy.
calm.
Bo.
Steart
Cloudy,
calm.
90.
Hsertton
Cloady;
calm.
56.
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
66.
Burns
Lake-Showery.
calm.
'cool.
SATURDAY
MAY
20th
Is
the
closing
date
of
our
Riff
Sale
of
POLAR
KING
ELECTRIC
Refrigerators
Kelvinator-Kqulpped
Do
not
mi
vi
this
wonderful
opportunity
NORTHERN
HRITISH
COLUMRIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
TILUE
THE
T0ILER,'
yyou
like
1
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MISS
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Tuesday,
May
lt
HIS
CASE
MYSTERY
Vancouver
1'olice
Still
Delving
Into
Circumstances
of
Death
of
Ketchikan
Man
VANCOUVER.
May
10
(Canadian
Press)
-
Pel
tee
have
found
that
Sam
Sh
quin.
aged
60,
wealthy
miner
of
Ketchikan,
whose
body
Was
found
in
Stanley
Park
on
April
8
and
w:i
exhumed
recently
by
re
quest
fr
further
investigation,
friends
of
deceased
having
expres
sed
the
belief
that
he
met
with
foul
play
was
registered
at
a
local
hotel
in
November
and
December
under
the
name
of
"Sam
Delaney."
A
portion
of
his
baggage
ad
laun
dry
hai
been
found
but
there
was
no
record
of
valuable
Jewelry.
Shequm
may
have
died
of
poisoning,
it
was
revealed
at
an
Inquest
held
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
T!e
coroner's
Jury
found
that
Shequin
died
throagh
admin
TACKS
OF
HIKERS
ON
Are
Wo'rs't
Cause
of
Automobile
Punctures.
Says
Tele
Illaek.
Jr.,
Drove
From
Montreal
Shoe
tacks
left
on
the
highways
rYom
the
boots
of
hitch
hikers
are
now
the
worst
cause
of
punctures
for
motorists
on
the
roads
of
Canada
and
the
United
States,
states
Peter
Black,
jr
.
who
is
here
from
Montreal
to
spend
a
brief
visit
with
his
mother.
Mrs.
Peter
Blaok.
V.
Mr.
Black,
who
exepcts
to
leave
within
the
coming
week
on
his
return
to
Montreal,
drove
from
Montreal
to
Vancouver
and
will
crive
bark
fram
Vancouver
where
he
left
his
car.
He
made
a
very
speedy
trip
West,
having
driven
clear
from
Wyoming
to
Vancouver
a
dlstanre
of
1800
miles
In
forty
six
hours
without
stop.
Payment
of
Tax
Arrears
is
Being
'
Now
Encouraged
The
city
council,
at
its
special
meeting
Saturday
night,
finally
reconsidered
and
adopted
a
bylaw
whereby
property
owners
may
set
tle
taxes
delinquent
and
In
arrears
by
paying
SO
percent
of
said
arrears
prior
to
October
1.
the
date
of
the
annual
tax
sale.
VThe
passage
of
such
a
bylaw
was
permitted
by
legislation
passed
at
the
recent
session
of
the
British
Columbia
LONG
IN
SERVICE
Late
Francis
While
Peters
Was
72
Years
of
Age
and
Followed
Railway
Life
For
Many
Years
The
late
Francis
White
Peters,
former
general
superintendent
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
for
Dritlsh
Columbia,
who
died
last
week-end
In
Vancouver
where
he
had
lived
In
retirement
for
many
years,
was
a
native
of
St.
John's,
N.B.,
where
he
was
born
on
August
7,
1860,
being
72
years
of
age
when
he
died.
'
Educated
at
St.
John's
Grammar
'
School,
the
late
Mr.
Peters
entered
railway
service
as
a
telegraph
op-!
era
tor
and
became
Identified
with
I
the
engineering
and
surveying
departments
before
being
appointed
agent
at
Port
Huron
In
1M1
for
the
Michigan.
Chicago
and
Grand
istratlon
of
morphine
or
severance
Trunk
Railway
which
post
he
held
of
the
arteries
In
the
wrtata.
tor
"ve
vear-
Joining
the
Canadian
An
autopsy
was
performed
on
Pacific
Railway,
the
late
Mr.
Peters
the
body
by
Dr.
A.
W.
HunteT,
cor-
iint
cam
to
British
Columbia
In
oner's
physician,
who
announced
IMA
and
was
for
two
years
general
that
the
man
had
died
from
loss
freight
agent
at
Vancouver
later
be
-of
blood
from
deep
gashes
in
each
coming
freight
traffic
manager
for
wrist,
the
traces
of
morphine
be-
five
years.
Prom
that
post
he
Ira
ruins
later
found.
There
were
no
ferred
to
the
executive
and
became
other
signs
of
violence
assistant
to
the
vice-president
at
The
possibility
of
Shequin
hav-
Winnipeg.
Later
hit
eppolntment
as
ing
been
murdered
Is
still
being
general
superintendent
for
British
investigate
by
the
police
Al-
Columbia
at
Vancouver
'
f
olktwed
though
the
body
showed
that
the
and
he
retired
several
years
ago.
wrists
bad
been
slashed,
there
were
Mr.
Peters
was
married
In
IM4
to
no
traces
of
blood
found
on
the
Mis
Oertrude
Wynyard
Hard
of
soU
where
It
was
found
nor
was
Winnipeg
He
belonged
to
the
Com-any
weapon
discovered,
merria!
Fort
William.
Brandon.
Friend-s
of
Shequin,
who
say
that
NeUoni
Vancouver.
Manitoba.
St
Ua
J
tka
T
AAA
ftV.
t
1.
re
..v
Charles
Country
and
Union
Vic-
about
who
private
lite
he
made'13'"
anortfy--before
hi
disappear
ane,
oeiieve.
be
"was
"taken
for
a
rtdf"
in
Vantouve
and
murdered,
it
had
been
pTrridUfy
learned
that
he
had
Men
in
Vancouver
'tat
some
time
before
the
findlhg
of
the
body
and
had
been
sdpi
here
by
a
friend.
4
i
toriai
Clubs
His
recreations
wre
golf
and
shooting
He
was
a
Conservative
and
an
Anglican
MUSSALLEM'S
HIGHWAYS!
For
Real
Values
H.
P.
SAUCE
per
bottle
JOHN80rT8
FLUID
BEST,
lft-os.
bottle
MEADOW
BROOK
JAM
All
varieties,
par
4
-lb.
Un
PLUM'
JAM
per
4-lb.
Un
PORK
it
BEANS
.
'f
3
tins
SPRtNO
SALMON
White
3
tins
.
DRIKD
PEACHES
2
lbs.
DRIED
PRUNES
3
lbs.
SEEDLESS
RAISINS
2
lbs.
ONTARIO
CHESBS
per
lb.
FRESH
BOOS
3
dot.
ECONOMY
TEA-Orante-
Pekoe,
per
lb
ECONOMY
CO
ITER
per
lb.
SNAP
for
cleaning
hands
per
tin
DRY
ONIONS
8
lbs.
...
Not
to
Her
Liking
fry,),
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VOO
-Vt'O'BE
27c
We
carry
a
full
line
of
fresh
fruits
and
vegetables
in
season
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
117-19
Third
P.O.
Bos
575
Avenue
West
1'hone
IS
MONDAY
St
TUESDAY
TWO
SHOWS
7
Si
9
p.m.
Admission
15c
&
50c
Gorgeous
and
CHCS'l
Two
Grand
Pictures
In
a
Double
ISill
SHINGLES
MR.
DAVIE
EXPLAINS
Gives
Incidents
Showing
Why
Has
Deserted
Tolmie
For
Bowser
VICTORIA.
May
10:
'Canadian
Press
For
the
past
several
years,
there
has
been
alarming
increase
of
policies
by
the
present
mcrrunenl
which
have
been
very
embarrassing
and
moat
difficult
to
countenance,
states
Charles
F.
Davie
in
further
explanation
of
his
action
in
resigning
the
Speakership
of
thr
Legislature
to
join
W.
J.
Bowser's
-nonparty"
movement.
The
last
straw,
said
Mr.
Davie
was
the
enforced
renignatlon
of
Hon
Nelson
8
Lougheed
who.
he
said
had
not
done
a
grea
deal
of
permanent
work
for
Gpwichan-Newcastle
when
he
was
minister
of
public
works.
Mr
Davie
accuses
Hon.
Joshua
Hlnchllf
fe,
minister
of
education,
of
withdrawing
old
privileges
from
school
districts
In
Cowlchan-New-
CI
AQ
'castle
while
continuing
appropria-
49c
39c
25c
25c
25c
25c
23c
18c
43c
27c
27c
21c
25c
tlon
of
a
quarter
of
a
million
dollars
for
the
"university
of
the
favored
few"
"In
this
and
many
other
acts
of
this
government,
there
has
been
most
wanton
disregard
of
the
rights
and
privileges
of
the
poorer
people."
says
the
former
Speaker,
adding
that
he
could
go
on
enumerating
dosens
of
Important
reforms
In
the
interests
of
the
people
"to
which
this
government
has
turned
a
deaf
ear."
He
finds
no
alternative,
says
Mr
Davie
but
to
align
himself
with
W
J.
Bwsr
In
the
latter
effort
"U
restore
good
government."
AGREEMENT
FOR
TRADE
Treaties
of
Great
Britain
Sweden
and
Norway
Signed
LONDON,
May
16
-Trade
agrrr
ments
between
Oreat
Britain
anc
Sweden
and
Oreat
Britain
and
Norway
were
signed
yesterday.
It.
each
case
Britain
has
bartered
foi
increased
industrial
products.
Advertise
In
tns
Dally
News
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