paoi
rotiH
"-"'
TO
DAILY
IWi
Wednesday
April
U.
guaranteed
by
the
Gold
Seal
on
the
surface.
GOLD
SEA
RENT
A
Radio,
Sewing
Machine,
Typewriter
Melt
AE
BROS.,
LTD.
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STEWART,
April
19
The
vil-lae
council
has
been
aecurtnt
some
Information
from
the
city
engineer
at
Prince
Rupert
u
to
the
possibility
of
laying
asphalt,
surfaced
gravel
sidewalks
Instead
of
plank.
Several
walks
will
have
to
be
laid
this
summer
and
it
Is
the
opinion
of
the
municipal
council
that
the
work
would
be
cheaper
and
more
lasting
than
that
done
In
the
past.
The
whole
nutter
of
sidewalks
was
discussed
at
a
meeting
of
the
council
last
weak
with
Chief
Com
mlssioner
w.
R.
Tooth
presiding
and
Commissioners
W.
L.
Newell,
J.
H.
Wilson
and
Secretary
Apple-whalte
also
present.
Stewart
presents
a
simple
problem
to
-the
builder
of
streets
and
sidewalks
because
it
is
leva!
and
there
la
plenty
of
gravil
everywhere.
ESCOLEGO
v
cota
ttAt
Dog
Tax
is
Put
On
at
Stewart
8T8WART.
April
19:
Owner
of
dogs
are
contributing
to
the
revenue
to
the
village
of
8tewart.
There
are
half
a
hundred-
of
them
and
they
pay
a
tax
of
three
dollars
each
for
males
and
five
for
females.
Many
have
already
paid
the
tax
and
those
unable
to
do
so
are
arranging
to
work
out
the
tax
on
the
roads
as
soon
as
the
snow
is
all
gone
and
the
work
can
be
got
under
way.
This
j
was
decided
at
the
meeting
of
the
village
council
held
this
week.
T'lNG
CS1
Never
have
Congoleurn
stylists
scored
a
greater
triumph
than
in
this
season's
lovely
new
patterns.
And
when
you
couple
with
this
the
'
fact
that
Congoleurn
is
now
offered
at
the
loivest
prices
in
hislwy,
you
have
the
world's
outstanding
value
in
home
furnishings.
See
these
wonderful
new
Congoleurn
Gold
Seal
Rugs
at,
your
dealer's.
Plat-lying,
easy
to
clean,
they
defy
hard
wear:
the
very
floor
covering
for
beauty,
comfort,
convenience
and
economy'
;
And
remember,
there
is
only
one
Congoleurn
$.
'.
-jbc
gemify
MONTREAL
t
Nole'lbhe
Bargain
Price;
i
-
The
Leu'tit-in
Uistorj
Slr
Priit
Vi
9
feet
i
4JO
6
9
fen
.
&M
7ft
9
feet
...
f
7.J0
9
x
0
feet
.
,
.
,
.
9.00
9
XlQftfeet
.....
lOwSO
9
.
x
U
feet
....
.
12.00
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Phone
775
Carries
a
good
line
of
Congoleurn
Rugs
and
yard
goods
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
MAY
USE
t.
ASPHALT
I
I
i
IDENTIFIED
AS
BANDIT
Wallie
Doe
Altered
to
be
One
of
MenjWho
Escaped
With
Van
rourrr
Payroll
VANCOUVER,
April
19:
CP
Wallie
Doe,
arrested
with
five
other
men
by
Washington
and
Oregon
police,
was
Identified
In
a
line-up
at
Tacoma
on
Sunday
by
Vancouver
B.
C.
witnesses
as
being
one
of
two
bandits
who
held
up
and
robbed
employees
of
the
Empire
Stevedoring
Co.
here
on
April
7,
escaping
with
a
$7200
payroll.
"TILIJE
THE
TOILER"
I
WAITED
tOf
J
VOU
TO
TAKE
Mr
to
the
tiHa
i-ooan
omco
iast
MIOHT,
BUT
VtKJ
OlOM'T
XHOVsj
Of
.
feO
I
TOOK.
TAci
.,
,
.,
.
,
I
VVLM,
TO
I
,
-
,V,
1
i
Juvenile
Orange
Lodge
Hold
Tea
And
Cooking
Sale
The
Juvenile
Orange
Lodge
held
Its
flrtjl
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
and
it
was
a
very
successful
affair.
Mist
Betty
Eastman,
chairman
of
the
Lodge,
received
the
guests.
Miss
Orace
Howe
was
convener.
Servi-teurs
were
Misses
Eva
and
Bessie
Chandler,
Rosie
Cox.
Dorothy
Fowler
and
Charlotte
Phllllpson.
Those
in
charge
of
the
home
cooking
were
Misses
Dorothy
Webster
ami
Shirley
Walla.
Thtoe
In
charge
of
the
plain
sewing
table
were
Misses
Irene
Boulter
and
Ina
Moo
rehouse.
Mrs.
J.
O
Vlereck,
guardian
of
the
lodge,
was
supervisor.
The
program
consisted
of
piano
aokw
by
Jean
McLean.
Norma
Archie,
Charlotte
PhUUpson
and
Rosle
Smith;
neal
solo
by
Shirley
Walls;
dancing
by
Isa
Cannery
and
Clara
DahL
Md
acrobatic
display,
by
Mark
Narton.
Mlas
Norma
Archie
was
cashier
Mrs.
11.
B.
Kastmaa
awl
Mrs.
I.
V.
Ok
paved.
FISHLIUUS
ECONOMICS
(QpUnued
from
Page
1
M
pftfftai
fMMi
ft
'
tan.
;
Smaller
,Flsh
away
from
here
in
Ice.
it
would
be
unfit
for
human
ensumpttoli
when
It
reached
the
east.
In
Use
thin!
place
the
terrific
expense
of
traru-porttng
Ute
fish
would
make
ui
oompleteiy'unable'
to
meet
eastetn
compettttott."
Mr.
Fran
alluded
to
a
situation
which
was
developing
on
the
eastern
marketawfcerby
the
public,
in
these
times
of
depression,
was
:
urn-ing
to
the
cheaper
varieties
of
fish
and
had
foand
that
they
liked
strictly
fresh
cod
and
haddock
better,
or
Just
as
well,
as
the
Pacific
Coast
halibut
which,
after
all.
was
anything
bat
an
actually
fresh
fish
by
the
time
It
reached
the
east,
if
conditions
In
the
Pacific
Coast
halibut
fishery
did
not
change,
he
looked
for
a
gradual
decline
in
the
consumption
of
halibut
until
It
was
maintained
by
the
relatively
few
people
who
could
afford
halibut
and
felt
they
must
have
It.
It
was
along
the
lines
of
meeting
this
newly
developing
situation
that
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
BaperuneqUl
station
and
Its
staff
waa
devoting
efforts
towards
bringing
about
improvement
and
economies
In
freezing,
storage
and
transportation
of
fish.
YE
OLDK
English
Fish
Shoppe
MAiAiTa
TO
'
C
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CTLA.D
W-
Vflir&r
--
-Trr-,
F
-y
Ji&
NEW
ROGERS
FILM
HERE
Famous
Comedian
Supported
by
Marian
Nixon
and
Dick
I'owrll
in
"Too
Busy
to
Work"
Will
Rogers
cornea
to
the
Capita
Theatre
this
week-end
In
"Too
Busy
To
Work,"
in
which
he
plays
the
role
of
a
philosophical,
happy-
go-lucky
ne'er-do-well,
who,
after
a
search
of
fifteen
years,
finds
his
lost
daughter
and
then
decides
not
to
reveal
himself
to
her.
Rogers
is
said
never
to
have
enjoyed
a
bet
ter
role
than
the
one
he
now
plays.
I
Marian
Nixon,
playing
the
lead-jlng
feminine
role
as
the
daughter.
ana
Dick
Powell
furnish
the
ro-
.
mantle
interest
in
"Two
Busy
To
'Work.
Miss
Nixon
recently
scored
successfully
in
"Rebecca
or
Sunny
-brook
Farm"
and
Powell
hat
won
jaceb'm
for
his
performaitct
In
i
"Blessed
Event,''
good
pictuiv
which
has
not
yet
been
seen
heir
Moose
Dance
Is
Enjoyable
Happy
Affair
Held
on
Ratter
Monday
Kvenlrr
With
Some
1M
Persons
Present
A
very
enjoyable
dance
was
stag
-aft
on
Master
Monday
evening
by
the
local
Moose
bodge,
between
190
arjd
175
persons
being
In
at-
"PeOWi
tenr
0t0
ASk
as
why
lr
tendane
at
th
aftelr
whk!t.
w
It
that
i
do
rietak
advantage
of
bekl
in
the
Mooa
Hall
Excellent
the
m
attitude
of
nailer
fiah.
such
music
fot
cUnetng
waa
furntshad
at
flounder,
red
cad
and
black
codr
by
Mrs.
J
8.
Black's
Orchestra
and
and
sot
forth,
that
teem
along
oe4W.
B.
McCallummas
mafer
of
w-coasts,
.
,
lemaoiea.
At
midnight,
nfrtali-
"In
fim
place,
It
is
open
to
met
were
served
with
Mrs.
(Me
doubt
as
to
whether
this
class
of
8tecavig
In
charge
In
the
kltche
fish
wouW
stand
p
saamst
the
m-
Charles
Lemon
was
chairman
of
tensive
fishing
which
large
cosnmer-
the
committee
in
charge,
othe.-
cial
opera
Dons
would
bring
about,
members
of
whkrh
were
CjI1
Mor-
In
the
MCOnd'piace.
it
is
most
prnb-,
rUon
and
Anay
Macdonald
Ted
able
that,
M
the
fish
were
shipe6
'
Rorvlk
presided
at
the
ooor
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He
deliver
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orders,
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over
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our
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you
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Wheat
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Rice
at
sharply
reduced
prices!
More
nourithmcnt
for
your
money
when
ccresli
sre
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why
Puffed
Whcst
snd
Puffed
Rice
are
"hot
from
cum".
No
other
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breaks
open
every
food
cell
Steam
cooks
the
contents.
Ghrei
tuch
esse
of
digestibility.
A
tingle
diih
of
Puffed
Grains,
with
top
milk
snd
sugar,
gives
the
same
energy
ss
a
baked
potato
or
Us')
chop!
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