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DAILY
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Only
Three
Days
More
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
THESE
PRICES
lnsto
Here
are
a
few
Bargains
MEN'S
OVERCOATS
6
only
55?
$15.00
ME.YS
COAT
SWEATERS
Pure
wool,
reg.
QO
QC
$8.;
Sale
Price
WsTl
On
Southern
Cruise
not
kept
of
her
scores.
It
was
q-
,
finitrv
nnrwjviarf
that
hnth
stroyers
were
well-
in
advance
of
her.
.
The
scheme
of
attack
on
the
old
hull,
which
represented
an
enemy
cruiser,
included
long
range
firing
by
Saguetu,
Onam
plain
and
Nor-
consecmively
immsiflMii
sfaib
t
Sturm
hM
mm
with
practice
Owed
with,
bombr
aqd'tfeea
kigjfl
wrpl-
The
CaiiaJhjflroarfe
a
jjum
ber
of
WU
1ft
netaMe
.Datot.
which
resulted
In
tlie
sinking
of
the
hulk
While
the
attack
was
little
more
than
begun.
When
it
it
pointed
out
that
this
.was
done
with
practice
projectiles
only,
containing
no
explosive
whatever,
great
credit
was
given
to
the
fleet
gunnery
officer.
Lieutenant-Commander
A.
M.
Hope.
R.
C.
N..
and
those
under
his
command.
There
was
no
target
left
for
the
rest
of
the
warfare
The
seaplane
dropped
its
bombs,
but
while
they
were
still
whirling
down
from
the
CA'.R.
TRAINS
.Tor
the
Last-Mondays'
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
9:30
pjn
From
the
Cast
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturday"
10:15
p.m.
Kca
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Ed
son,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Wiley
Coals
are
guaran
teed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley.
f
Prince
Hupcrt
Feed
Co.
r.R
Phones
SSI
CAPS
Values
to
$3.00
QCp
tOX
Sale
Price
ARROW
SHIRTS
2
separate
collars:
sizes
14V
and
15.
Reg.
val.
to
$4.00
Q-i
Qff
Sale
Price
VVO
Sale
Ends
March
31
Gratton
Block
GEO.
ARSENEAU
Men's
Wear
DESTROYERS
WINH0N0RS
Next
Tost
Office
below
the
surface,
just
before
they
struck
the
spot
she
had
left.
The
four
cruisers
and
destroyers
exercised
almost
continuously
at
firing,
torpedo
running,
manoeuvring,
and
general
drill,
day
and
,
,.
,
.
,
might,
during
the
four-day
run
to
Sagnenay
and
Champlain
Made
;
j,
Good
Ehow.nc
in
Manoeuvres
L
,
..
KINGSTON.
Jamaica.
March
29:
CP
Canadian
des.royers
Segue-nay
and
Champlain
made
a
splendid
showing
during
the
crotse
of
the
British
West
Im'.ies
Squadron
from
Trinidad
to
Jamaica.
Competitive
firing
was
carried
nut
by
the
destroyers
.
in
a
full-calibre
shoot
at
an
old
hoik
tewed
to
sea
for
that
parposc
by
H.
M.
s.
Dragon.
The
Champlain
won
the
shot
with
almost
30
percent
more
points
than
the
8agueny.
H.
M.
S.
Norfolk
also
took
part
in
the
fir
ing,
and
while
official
records
were
I
phenomena
was
experienced
during
this
trip.
In
tropical
waters
on
ra-
,
ther
rare
occasions,
when
the
last
j
bit
of
the
"upper
limb"
of
the
sun
;
is
sinking
below
the
horizon
of
the
1
sea.
a
very
brilliant
green
glow
ap-,
pears
Just
for
an
Instant.
Just
why
i
It
happens,
very
few.
If
any,
can
explain.
One
evening
"the
green
flash"
as
it
is
called
here,
showed
Itself
very
brightly,
i
And
many
more
such
thrills
are
in
store
for
the
Canadian
tars
before
they
return
to
home
ports
in
jilt,.
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Rain,
fresh
south
east
wind,
barometer
89.32,
temper
ature
42.
rougn
sea.
Dead
Tree
Poiatr-Qvereaat.
.fresh.
south
east
wind,
barometer
9lSm
temperature
46.
1
heavy
swell.
Triple
IslansWRaia.
-sotith
east
Langara
-4
''.Part
osoady.
light
south
wind.
rrWseratg
se.
Terrace
RaW
caMi.
8.
Alyansh
Snow'to
nrtn,
sjalm.
U.
Anyox
Raining
calm,
36.
Stewart-
Raining,
calm
S4.
Haselton
Cloudy,
calm
34.
Smlther?
Cloudy
,
calm,
35.
Barns
Iake
Snowing,
calm.
ST.
Hotel
Arrivals
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
L.
B
Cook.
Vancouver.
W.
J.
Larkworthy.
Haselton
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
K.
Oordon.
Terrace.
E.
L.
Haines.
clouds
the
old
ship
lurched
quietly
Burns
Lake.
R.
F.
Wray.
Vancou-
to
starboard
and
sank
gracefully
ver.
I
Walters.
Vancouver.
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Am
mmmmwmti
SAVE
WRIGUY
5c
WRAPPERS
Write
for
PREMIUM
Gin
CATALOGUE
CLEANING
UP
LITERATURE
Church
Scathes
Indecent
Press-Canadian
Press
Backed
Up
ST.
JOHN.
N.B.,
March
28:
(CP)
His
Excellency
Mgr.
Edouard
A.
Lebianc,
Bishop
of
St.
John,
approves
In
principle
the
suggestion
recently
put
forth
by
M.
E.
Nichols,
president
of
the
Canadian
Press,
that
measures
should
be
taken
to
prevent
publication
in
and
entry
to
Canada
of
various
kinds
of
obscene
and
immoral
literature.
The
distinguished
prelate
was
high
in
his
commendation
of
Mr.
Nichols'
view
and
declared
the
Catholic
Church
In
Canada
had
at
all
times
exercised
with
a
view
to
prohibiting
Immoral
literature
the
greatest
vigilance
towards
books
published.
The
point
was
brought
up
by
HU
Excellency
that
precautions
were
taken
against
disease
and
other
maladies
but
no
barriers
existed
against
editors
without
scruple
who
might
publish
all
kinds
of
brochures
and
Immoral
papers.
Strict
supervision
over
motion
pictures
was
also
urged
by
Mgr.
Lebianc.
He
cited
three
things
which,
he
said,
were
demoralising
the
youth
of
the
country,
obscene
and
immoral
motion
pictures
and
literature;
laxity
on
the
part
of
parents
in
see
ing
their
children
were
properly
oc
cupying
their
time,
and
absence
of
religious
instruction
in
the
home
and
at
school.
The
address
to
which
His
Excel
lency
referred
was
delivered
to
the
Canadian
Crab
of
Montreal
by
the
president
of
the
Canadian
Press
who
recommended
a
department
of
censorship
at
Ottawa
to
"put
its
foot
down
on
the
wtlnton.
olanned
and
cunningly
cultivated
Indecency
offered
for
sale
In
printed
word
and
picture
by
certain
newspaper
groups
that
have
the
entry
to
Canada."
Mercury
Fails
To
Find
Zero
Halifax
F.nloyi
Freak
Weather
Con.
'
ditloas
With
Little
Snow.
i
HALIFAX,
March
29:
dp
Yachting,
ok
the
harbor
wastn
i$t
dnly
unusual
incident
of
thfi
Irjaak
Winter
in
Halifax
For
the.
first
tlne
l
net
,
gather
regorid
were
ijktt
begtm
bi
thU
city
about
U
rears
isea.
the
meirurv
failed
to
dro
-o
zero
during
tie
months
of
peottnbef.
January
and
February.
Mesh
temperature
during
Feb
ruary
was
29J
decrees,
or
nearly
s&jdmee
higher
tMn
the
mean
mark
oi
am
estabuahed
during
the
last
29
years,
according
to
figures
compiled
by
Frederick
P
Ronnan
Dominion
meteorologist
here
The
coldest
day
of
the
winter
was
February
11.
when
the
temperature
was
seven
degrees
above
sero
Absence
of
snow
was
another
un
usual
feature
of
the
winter
For
Instance,
the
total
of
snow
and
rain
combined
In
February
was
531
ln-ehes.
During
the
same
month
last
year
the
total
was
17
inches
There's
no
report
yet
of
a
reduc-ton
in
the
wages
of
sin
-It's
Said
and
Done
Shoe
Repairing
Bung
your
shoes
to
the
Shu-Craft
We
rebuild
them
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
M.
MacAKTHUK
Third
Ave.
Next
Federal
Bile.
"TJUJE
THE
TOILER"
VJBL
MtB
Tl.L
MB.
CWsAJ
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DBA
OF
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OPPtCBT
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IT
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N.SCOTIA
ELECTION
Tory
Government
Must
Go
to
Province
Tills
Year
Chances
Since
Liberals
Ousted
HALIFAX.
March
2:
tCPi-The
fifth
session
of
the
current
Nova
Scotia
Legislature
is
new
on.
Some
time
this
summer
the
election
Call
will
go
out
A
gtanee
at
the
roste
gives
striking
evident
i
of
the
changes
a
few
OI
a
prOVUiiT
ui
mv
ia
ifruuhui
who
sat
in
the
house
at
the
last
session
nrior
to
the
1925
general
el-
nrtmn
iiici
ivht
are
numbered
!
Low
sent
assembly
The
elglu
survivors
are
evenly
divided
at
regards
political
affiliations.
Hon
D
G.
McKenzie.
who
was
first
eleetrti
in
1920
as
a
farmer
Is-.
bor
candid.)
le.
occupies
the
speak
to
1925
and
from
1928
to
tht
pre-;
sent.
i
Several
of
these
vctrrans
will
be
-back
in
the
Hst
bfrf:r-
polling
day
!
A
Film
H
,
You
Should
Sol
Mi
I
Afi
m
mmmm
tUU
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mj
m
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,
MIOI
INC
ATTIIK
I
CAPITOL
I
Theatre
I
AH
THIS
Week
1
The
Boss
Puts
One
Over!
BOT,
MAC,
VOU
MOUU
IM
AVOft
OF
A
F&BiVATEr
OPf"C
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MBAMt
A
t3QtOOTOW
TO
?AlEr
MAki
A.opSl.
.
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fjrvr
NO
DOW'T
VAAMT
TO
MejAR.
1.
n
mors
if
r
TWO
PLAYS
FEATURED
Excellent
Double
BUI
at
Capitol
Theatre
This
Mid-Week
"Chandu.
the
Magician.'
featuring
Edmund
Lowe
and
Beia
Lu-gosi.
and
"Rackety
Rax."
tarring
Victor
McLaglen
and
Oreta
Nts-sen,"
are
to
be
seen
In
an
especially
attractive
double
moving
picture
bill
Which
is
being
presented
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
at
the
middle
Romance
and
Intrigue
are
the
central
notes
touched
by
Sdcnuno
In
his
characterisation
ol
"Chand
The
Magician
among
the
36
members
of
the
pre-!
r.
u
,
r,LZ
mystery
drama
based
on
the
original
radio
broadcasts.
Princess
Nadji
Is
played
by
beautiful
Irene
Ware:
the
sinister
and
scheming
Itoxoi.
en-
t
acted
by
Be
la
Lugusl.
provide
the
thrills
Ever)'
character
in
the
popular
radio
serial
Is
seen
in
the
'screen
screen
version,
version,
lnoludrng
inorodmc
Regent.
"
,a;e
jnventor.
uken
by
the
popular
sker:
H
Butt.
KC.
and
Archly
wterM.
Henry
g
WlUthall
xerna
w
un
uir
urnuucni
"Rackety
RK
or
now
nr.
rarsons
ue
ve-
KporU
tPytog
to
YOU
on
i
tn
w-ine
ioi.
navmg
neen
ec-
m
m
tog,
vtotar
Me-
tad
Unt
m
1W.
Mr
Butts
came
has
the
Hi
of
"KnackJ"
down
tgua
Cape
Breton
in
1911.
and
McOtohx
who
'ooads
a
cottege
Ms
4M(tt
has
enlivened
the
n
a,
1
federal
Jidiise.
the
Nova
Scotia
Le-
fighters
and
wrestlers
and
then
glsUtiv
e-
Council,
now
extract,
and
enwrs
opon
a
series
of
avntoms
the
loeat
assembly
Arch
Tents
Is
a
with
rival
gorilla
and
terrific
Ubor-Qgfiservative
from
Spring-
crtdtron
battles
m
the
bowl
and
hill,
iwuhg
mate
of
the
speaker
nadja
of
many
of
fee
avast
fa-On
the
opposition
front
benches
mow
colleges
in
the
coautji
On-slU
WUHam
Chisholm.
Antigonlsh
u
Nisseo.
Nell
OTJay
and
Marforie
sage
who
"went
to
the
Ottawa
bouw
Bee
be
have
fnatumg
seiea.
'
In
1066
aad
stayed
there
until
1916
'
K
'
when
heflrst
came
to
the
legtala-
M.
Qnn
tare
later
to
become
minister
of
,nzrn
krrtTUf
m
highways
and
minister
of
mines
in
R
tomk
eaxMge
to
the
Armstrong
administration
On
,JZ
ltiim,
lnTl
J!
his
right
band
1
A
8
MacMlltan.
to
fjai,fomH
house
leader
who
held
the
ministry
of
highways
as
a
member
of
the
legislative
council
In
1924
He
did
not
pecoosr
a
member
of
the
elected
branch
of
the
government
until
19M.
Bestbs
Mr.
MacMillan
is
J
WJlUe
OltaaauAcadlan
from
Digby.
wm
cajfete
the
assembly
in
1907
j
On
the
Liberal
side
of
the
house
u
Clatence
WAndersn
who
reprt-
Q,n't
Afford
laMlSM
TllCt
w
wu
avviw
vui
si
vtst
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ROYAL
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CORN
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each
JAP
RICE,
This
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a
good
buy
per
lb.
5c
ALPHABET
MACARONI,
for
OCp
putting
in
soups.
2
lbs.
FRESH
DATES
5
lbs
25c
33c
50c
23c
29c
34c
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Store
We
deliver
all
orders.
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over
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Third
Avenue
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