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DAILY
EDITION
"Member
ot
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Basketball
Buzz
prick
Skinner's
threaUnlng
fir-'
ge'r
was
surely
working
overtime
in
10?
Thursday.
March
So,
19J3
WHOSE
LhNION?
Brince
Rupert's
member
has
made
it
clear
that
he
will
not
join
with
the
Tolmie
union
government
That
does
not
.mean
that
he
would
not
consider
a
reasonable
proposal.
plonshlp
series
Friday
night
and,
If
the
first
games
were
any
indication
play
was
not
unusually
rough.
Drlck
Negotiations
with
Anyox
havf-becn
was
keeping
the
boys
In
their
places
completed
and
a
team
will
leave
all
the
Jirrje.
On
Friday
n(ght.
when
Easter
week
to
engage
In
a
series'
of
the
visiting
Port
Simpson
team
names
with
the
smelter
town
team.
PINNER
1,
CHURCH
One
Hundred
l'eople
Sat
Down
Novel
Affajr
J.ast
night
1.40
Walter
SmUh,
t.
DonArney.
34V?1?'
per
sack
HAMSTERLEY
FARM
4A
Iwwbjr'ry
ortapberry
per-f
.b'.
Un
ifitwrt
RIJJ
NADOU
pf
the
brand
ot
oali
that
U
to
be
TEA
Our
pwn
Orange
keptipp.
in
championship
games.
Pekoe,
per
1-lb.
pkg.
plays
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
for
the
cham-
The
same
ej;k-the
Qrottp
w
t
be
terrace
Turnips.
7
lbs.
rjlpMhln
of
Nrlh,Fn-P-C.-
if
Brick
going
:;tb-3tewart
and
mler
to
0f"nagan
Onions.
6
lbs.
calls
them
like
he
did
Tuesday
play
and
that
Is
npt
all
for
high
to
The
men
of
the
First
Unltco
Church
held
a
JUlggs
arid
Maggi
supper
In
the
church
parlors
las
night.
-Abqut
a
hundred
people
ar
down
to
supper
of
Jlgg's
favorite
dish
of
corn
beef
and
cabbage.
Ttu'
meal
arid
all
the
serving
was
don-entirely
.by
men.
After
the
supper
a
fine
program
was
piesented
doing
the
evening's
entertaimr
jnt.
'
'"Those
taking
pari
in
tlx
pr
-gjam
were
as
follows
:
Vocal
solos
Dr.
It.
O.
Larj?e,
O.
-,
I-
n--i
ji
I
.violin
sgio
ieii
launei?"
numerous
impersonation
and
skitsRev.
C.
D.
Clarke.
Accompanist
Miss
s.
Olalson.
Bob
Shrubsall
and
Klthen
T.
Jenkins.
Rev.
Clarke
and
Mr.
Larsen.
C.
D.
:Nanaimp
Free
.
'
Press
is.
Sold
Syndicate
of.
Four.
Purchases
New
paper
in
Vancouver
Hlaml
Coal
City
NANIMO.
March
30
CP.
The
4Ie
has
announced
that
he
is
willing
to
unite
with
progres-Nnalm0
Preta
newjwpw-rive
elements
along
constructive
lines
but.
apparently
he
lCTl
does
not
cqnsiqer
the
present
administration
progressive
p.
Dooth
for
mtwn
years
or
constructive.
was
sold
yesterday
to
Robert
J
Yesterday
we
published
in
full
the
correspondence
be-
Stewart
Ronald
Norris.
jame
itween
Premier
Tolmie
and
D.
Pattullo.
This
would
and
1
Norris
prove
particularly
interesting
lo
any
student
of
provincial
-
-
.affairs
and
would
indicate
pretty
clearly
the
stand
of
Trmce
Rqpert's
jfnernber
in
provincial
affairs.
If
these
letters
are
read
in
connection
witlvother
announcements
made
this
week,
we
believe
it
is
clear
that
Mr.
Pattullo
js
favorable
to
union
but
only
union
wjth
those
who
look
f
pr
action
rather
than
inaction.
Apparenty
ho
(j.e$
pot
Relieve
in
sitting
tignt
and
letting
nature
tajte
its
cpurse.
WATTS
SPECIALS
BErmiTISII
For
Friday
and
Saturday
A
good
rnanv
people
have
suggested
that
this
province
sliced
peaches
Ayimer
anp
s.hpuld
fp)jow
the
British
lead
in
the
matter
of
unipp.goy-
no.
2
squat
tin,
per
tin
erpment.
The
action
of
the
British
is
no
precedent.
When
pomc
&
.BANs-noyai
1
go
union
was
formed
in
that
country
they
chose
a
progressive
lty'
16"oz
n4
2
Uns
man
to
lead
them,
a
man
who
was
outstanding
in
interna-
MLE
!!up"JPuKre.
,
25C
W
"
lo-oz.
botUes,
bottle
t
e
'
i
i
per
tional
affairs.
The
reactionaries
had
come
to
a
position
REp
pherries
Nabob
where
it
wag
necessary
that
a
man
of
progressive
thought
n0.
2
squat
tins
-t
cn
should
lead
them
and
tliQy
rallied
behind
nim.
,
per
tin
Follow
that
precedent
here.
Let
the
powers
at
Victoria
SHPgPFP
wjieat-
Wo
chpose
Pattullo
as
leader
and
fall
in
behind
him
and
they
R?!'8-
Will
do
something
to
pull
the
province
out
ot
tne
present
"u"u"
iyC
morass.
As
A.
M.
Manson
said
in
tish
thing.
l.et
the
people
decide."
ine
xJM
v.V
mi:
4fi-
WHEAtLET8
1
WHY
S1JOULI)
THERE
BE
WAR?
Several
prominent
British
statesmen
apd
soldiers
are
nrqilheying
that
there
will
be
.war
li)
Europe
bef
pre
long,
but
the
recent
campaign
of
Premier
Ramsay
faacbonald
against
it
seems
to
have
been
benefJcia).
Every
ruler
in
Europe
must
rpaljze
how.awful
a
war
would
be
today
ami
how
uselpss
to
settle
anything.
Judging
by
results
it
seems
that
Germany
won
the
Great
War
because
her
pepple
have
com,e
out
of
it
with
lower
taes
than
the
ppppsiilg
coup-tries.
'
.
In
pvery
cpuptry
today
there
is
an
increasing
numlr
who
declare
they
'Will
hot
fight
in
any
var,-but
when
the
tppin
is
soupded
and
the
druips
beat
theyiare
among
the
frrst
to
fall
in
and
do
their
bit.
,
ET8-IJ
it
K
18c
:
i
38c
33c
35c
22c
??
PifP1
wuaijty
urfipm
rJyniind.
,f-qp
?iaw
pAlle
Free
wvU
BljUTLt'IS-
.lilbl.
17c
BUTTER-
-Sqrfel
(
per
tin
COFFEE
per
S-lb.
Un
82.00
47c
lFrldajtV:ard
should
be
of
-excellent
CHOCOUTE
ECLAIRS
OAfl
icallbre.
Fresh
Stock,
per
lb.
OUly
Tpif
ATp
SQUPHelni
This
has
been
the
blggest
season
biral
lnf,
J
tln
the
chamRlonahlp
play-off
game
,
f0r
batketball
In
Prince
Rupert
for
HEEKIST
HONEY
on
Tuesday
night.
Although
the
manv
a
vear
desnlte
the
agression.
ner
2.b.
tjn
SMb.
tin
'Fruits
&
Veiretables
Hothouse
Rhubarb.
2
lbs.
25c
37c
67c
Wrap
"FP3
tied
Newton
Npwtpn
W-
Anules.
5
5
11
lbs.
&.otlt
1U
"F1
10
,
school
teams
from
Smlthersrp-tx-
p,
etlty
Of
spares.
,
pt'rj.the
samp
week
frpp
the
In-
Apragus
p,er
lb
sfrlfj-wlth
ft'l'ornb
Orapefrult.
3
for
tfte
or
engage
in
a
Oood
refereelng
U
eseenUal
to
local.
hlah
seKool.
gpo
bakebal
and
ftrjck
sidnner
cirj4lny
knp:
his
basketball
when
,
l
cfimes
refeitlng.
,
Properltjr'wlll.'rttum
in
spile
of
anyththg
which
governments
.and
Tlie
ladles
and
the
Intermediates
bankcrstandffiopievfhtlIloger
Rlay-offtliclasl'iranieof
Uieeham-
W-Dabson.
"
'
1
Watts
1
5c
lie
17c
M9
25c
13c
Grocery
"THE
BEST
FOR
LESS"
Hllli
'
Cannot
Use
Dogs
In
Hunting
Deer
The
fommltt
In
charge
rfhe
Ontario
Gun
and
Game
CoiunjUte
supper
consisted
of:
i
Not
to
Lift
Ran
Ttebles-J.
Krtkewky.
G
Davey
I
.
,
B.
Cameron.
E.
Gordon.
O.
Edg-i
TORONTO.
March
30
-The
gun
'
W
oiunbe.iH.
Dunn
arid
Mr
Sunwo
n
and
game
committee
of
the
On-8P
Serving
-Jack
LuK.say.
Victor
Urio
Legislature
has
decided
not
to
Dell.
Jaek
Campbell.
Frank
D-:
ry
I
tan
on
doa
ror
hunt
lug
deer.
AUTO
STRIKE
IS
SETTLED
Employees
at
English
I'ord
Plant
Accept
Minimum
Rate
DAOKNIIAM.
Bog
.
March
30:
A
three-day
strike
over
wage
at
the
Ford
Motor
Co.
plant
here
was
setUed
when
representative
of
the
strikers
yesterday
agreed
to
accept
the
minimum
wage
rate.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
"Waterfront
Up
to
this
morning,
Capt
W
P
Armour,
who
has'
been
directing
op
era'
ions
with
a
view
to
salving
th-well
known
local
-fcullbar
boat
Llv
liniistone
U.Cuiytiy
MarUnusrn
j
which
etshded
ml
nk
nari
two
wee
lb
ago
dnuie
wet
taut
'.
Dundas
Island,
bad
not
returned
i
port
nor
had
any
report
Im
received
us
to
the
progre.v
of
salvage
operations.
Cast
Armour
left
sarly
Tuesday
morhHtcf
the
scene
of
the
wreck
j
TRAIN
L.TE
TOM
(JUT
Tonlxht
train,
due
from
the
east
at
10
15.
is
reported
to
be
five
hours
late
owing
to
delay
tti
reaching
the
division
from
the
east.
If
there
is
no
further
change
in
the
time,
this
should
bring
the
train
tn
,it
3
.15
a
m
The
steamer
Prince
Ru-lerri
will
sail
for
Vancouver
on
schedule
mnikht
without
awaiting
the
tmin
mm
(Jl
ILK
AS
RADIO
llSKLI
Thai
s
our
new
radii
servire.
It
any
tlung
goes
wrong
with
your
set
give
u.s
a
rail
and
one
of
our
expert
radio
reiwiicrs
will
be
right
over
Our
ohaTbes
are
reasoiusbie
and
every
tine
.we
can
guarantee
you
satisfaction
for
we
service
every
make
of
radio.
Out
of
town
work
given
careful
attention.
Superior
1
Radio
Service
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Seroiut
Am,'
I'fione'
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V.
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13?
lf
ij
A.
O.
BARTLBTT
lv
y
C.
II.
INftRUANDBRj
p
Al'A
CITRUS
IS
DISCUSSED
S.
C.
Thomson
Gives
interesting
A(ldrrs
at
Luurhevn
of
Rotary
Club
Citrus.
Fruits"
was
the
subject
of
an
Interesting
address
this
after-!
noon
at
the
lunrheon
of
the
Prince'
Rupert
Rnt.uy
Club
by
S.
C.
Thomson
He
explained
that
sweet
or-1
uiiges
originated
in
Southern.
i
iiln
i,
Tody
the
Vitrletles
chiefly,
('npsuin.ed
were
valenclas.
navels.
Japanese,
tanarines,
Seville
and
turn
the
Island
of
Malta
came
the'
blood
orang.
On
tha
continent
practically
ail
the
oranges
were
grown
jp
Call-Ifornia'and
Florida.
Australian
or-i
angeVhad
not.
so
far.
proved
a
great
rmicecas.
Florida
ornnges
were
not
cold
here
on
account
of
the
eoct
of
transportation.
The
famous
Washington
Oraniie
originated
in
Riverside
Calif.
8ome
trees
were
imported
into
the
United
States
from
DrasU
and
grafted
on
to
strong
seedlings
Two
trees
were
planted
by
Mrs.
Elisabeth
Ttbbetts
in
front
of
her
home
at
Riverside
and
it
was
soon
found
that
the
product
of
these
tree
waa
superior
to
any
heretofore
grown.
They
were
named
after
the
former
president
of
the
United
States
and
people
came
from
all
over
California
to
get
bud
for
their
own
stock.
Today
it
was
estimated
that
there
were
ten
tniUtoff
trees
grown
from
these
two
trees,
one
or
which
is
still
alive
In
ts
original
location
Mr
Thomson
told
how
the
fruit
Coupons
Well
worth
your
while
to
save
them
exchangeable
for
valuable
merchandise!
ThtUMl:v
M..'
i
-
,
.
"gfEflgflHgfflgggj
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Ltd,
I
I
inner
;
'Snnnv
Shoos
I
ri
i
o
-
Days
,!
Now
Necessary
I
And
avynit
yqur
inspection
I
m
r
m
niatuil
111
I
-V
iFpeUJIurt
nunv
We
will
give
you
foot
com
fro
I
)
Yjul
at
ronwmable
prices
1
Third
Avenue
Phone
J
J
I
:i:id
to
b
wakbad
and
diicd
and
hen
put
through
u
wuxen
vapor
j.ith
in
order
to
stop
the
pores
and
i
event
decay.
i
Li
muiu
weVe
not
grownn
Ftoridal
out
tiar
easterntates
were
aupptd
.iam.Bly
and
boutherp
IUsh.
Thi
Zi
uU
iipaa
THcied
green
and
than
.'olored.
Orapefrult.
the
successor
of
-the!
eastern
poilma.
was
atatdily
grow-'
uu
in
favor
for
generg)
use.
i
The
prices
of
oranges
were
set
at
I
fruit
auctions
in
utebg
enateni
cities
and
the
western
pfieee-weroj
Lhaatd
tin
thm
At
the
close.
Ptasfdant
Woodiaed
t
thanked
thr
p.k
r
estinu
.tddirsA
RENT
A
Radio,
Serving
Machine,
Typewriter
McU'AK
lillOS.,
LTD.
IN
EVERY
PACKAGE
Bank
of
Montreal
has
Never
Vtfiyerecl
t,
in
us
course
In
ttee
of
exfamton
or
Jtprcesion.
in
the
best
ini
the
wont
of
rcoeoiaic
coodidaM,
CsntJm
bsw
letuvcd
to
rely
ufon
(He
wawivtrwf;
4eqr
Mki
tm)ff
rnvwe
of
the
Biolc
of
MomresL
,
OUcr
thin
the
Dominion
iiteif,
ftt
rOung
M
tkoht't
sound
busineu
taterftisc
of
CiftiJi,
this
hmiltffi
strong
sod
efficient
bj
puriaipg
t"4Jiio8l
pohcr
of
Unkiog
fxtakct&qmtf
with
tifcv
for
ffimi,
nJ
bj
Jjucmet
Mm
Mfvicn
to
the
dtnuixis
of
modern
bwincH.
When
desling
wkh
thia
institution,
you
hive
the
suf-.
snce
of
n(ny
snd
good
(unking
imife,
whrtiKr
rour
.
account
be
Urge
or
imill.
BANK
OF
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Mgggggggggft
V(m3
hafi
Etblilirtl
j8l7
.TOTAt
AJttTS
IN
XCES
OP
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p.
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