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sack
.
sack
DAIRY
SALT
For
cooking
8Mb,
smek
FINE
SALT
7-lb.sek
FINE
SALT
3-lb.
aaek
SHAKER
SALT
Plain
or
Iodised,
per
pkg
per
pkt.
per
dos
SALADA
Drew
Relief
When
He
Had
Money;
Is
Now
Doing
Time
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
tare
have
been
advised
that
Han
Selgies
lias
been
sentenced?
to
seven
days
Imprisonment
wttr
bard
labor
k
Tort
St.
John
f,or
obtaining
relief
y
false
pretences.
'"Selgle
confessed
to
drawing
$14
from
the
government
in
relief
when
htfrta
in
possession
of
$69
in
cash.
He
Alter
reimbursed
the
government
for
the
$14.
SALT
SPECIALS
Have
Y'ou
Ever
Stopped
to
Think
How
Indispensable
Common
Salt
Is?
Y'ou
Will
Always
tte
it
so
do
Not
Hesitate
in
Buying
at
These
Prices,
COARSE
SALT
10
lbs,
..
...
50-lb.
Q0
i-Ib.
15c
$1.49
JELLY
POWDERS
are
advancing
in
;
price.
You
can
buy
them
now
at
;
low
prices
C
57c
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
We
deliver
all
orders,
32
or
over
317-19
Third
Avenue
West
r.O,
Box
57S
Phone
1
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Daily
VALENTIN
DAIRY
T
X3
Ak
PRICE
DOWN
10
c
a
lb
BROWN
LABEL
Half
pound
now
25
cents
SAME
FINEST
QUALITY
Grocers
-
see
rebate
forms
If
ALREADY
MAILED
TO
YOU
WE:
!
,v
PROTECT
YOU
AGAINST
ALL
LOSS
;
'
GIBSON
PATERSON
LIMITED,
WINNIPEG.
1
WHIFFLETS
Front
the
Waterfront
Reporting
thai
wind-iand
gener
ally
unfavorable
weather
conditions
had
permitted
of
lhitle
prbjress
bjs-Ing
made
on
the
Job
of
safhraglng
the
local
halibut
boat
Livingstone,
II
which
stranded
and
sank
)ver
two
weeks!
ago
oh'WVe
Aes
coast
of
The
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
local
service
boat
Salvage
Princess,
Capt.
Reg.
Green,
which
went
to
Vancouver
recently
with
the
Moth
seaplane
of
the
Northern
B.
C.
Airways
in
tow.
is
due
back
about
Friday
with
a
scowload
of
lumber
for
Albert
&
McCaffery.
The
Salvage
Princess,
which
left
Vancouver
for
here
last
Wednesday,
was
reported
yesterday
i
to
be
crosslnz
Oueen
Charlotte
89c
8011,111
20c
10c
10c
Shoe
Repairing
Bring
your
shoes
to
the
Shu-Craft
We
rebuild
them
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
M.
MacARTIIUK
Third
Ave.
Next
Federal
Blk.
CONDITIONS
.
Immediate
'
inSresiirition
Will
be
;
Asked
by
Delegation,
to
Arnfcd
with
sworn
istatemehts
of
former
pmployees
m.
thev,;drklngn
a
delegation;
sponsored,
by
JUic
local
unemploycdj
and
consisting
of
liar-
Dundas
Island,
apt
W.
P.
forfait
vey
M&rphyL
national
brdanteer
of
came
in
inis
Bonans
inwv.MCj
tne
Mine
women
lunion
oi
can-scene
of
ttye
wreck
ifbrd
the
(I
NV
ada.
RuseeJl
Barr
hpd
Jbe.
Sarlch
The
Jedway
and
salvage
etrulpment!
sailed?
yesterday,
afternoon
on
iht
are
remaining
at
the
scene
trfjoirden
for
Vfyorla
where
they
which
Capt.
Armottt
may
return;
will
'demand
of
thi
Legislature,
be-
within
a
day
or
so.
The
Livingstone.
lore
the
present
session
prorogue,
is
resting
at
thirty
fathomso
pin
nacle
rock.
Breakers
rolling
as
high
as
20
to
30
feet
have
damaged
much
salvage
gear.
It
Is
possible
salvage
may
prove
impracticable.
public
investigation
be
im
mediately
made
into
allegedly
dangerous
condition
.of
the
Hidden
Creek
and
Bonanza
mines
at
An-yox
"in
order
that
a
replUtlon
of
the
Blakeburn
disaster
may
not
occur
and
in
order
to
protect
the
Uvea
of
the
workers
there."
The
proposed
Investigation
committee.
It
is
demanded,
should
be
composed
of
representatives
of
various
trades
un
ions
and
labor
bodies,
workers
who
have
been
employed
at
Anyox
and,
representatives
of
the
government'
and
company.
It
is
claimed
that
each
succeeding
month
conditions
at
these
mines
become
more
dan-
J
gerous
due
to
the
shooting
out
of
j
huge
sections
of
pillars
with
battery
rounds
of
powder,
the
concussion
from
the
large
explosions
displacing
!
'
and
cracking
the
whole
structure
of
the
mine
not
only
In
the
vicinity
of
the
shots
but
for
hundreds
of
feet;
around
and
entailed
great
danger
J
to
powdermen
and
other
workers
who
are
employed
there.
I
Among
those
making
sworn,
statements
in
regard
to
conditions
at
Anyox
are
Russell
Barr,
Dan
Ba-!
blch.
Lars
Larson.
Joseph
Sarlch
John
Sakulkh
and
Mike
Marehuk.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
I'M
THlUtctUG
ABOUT
QUVIMO
w-
mac
-
it's
onlv
roncry
oocuya
HAPiTP
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SALJK.MAU
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V
Zrf
v-'0
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lfOVM
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TO
ME
J
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Phone
657
nil
DAILY
JTETTi
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-
i
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
150.500
pounds,
5,5c.
and
3c.
to
6.8c.
and
3c.
Canadian
58,000
opunds,
4.5c.
and
2c.
to
5c.
and
2c.
AMKKICAN
Senator,
24,000,
Booth.
Gc
and
3c.
Zarembo.
10,000,
and
Teddy
J
12,500,
Cold
Storage.
6.4c
and
3c.
Mlddleton,
10,000.
Pacific,
0.3c
and
3c
Friendly.
9.000.
offered
5.5c
anu
3o
by
Booth
holding
over
until
3a
3a
Sherman.
16.000.
Royal,
6.8c
and
Relianee
I.,
12.000,
Atlln.
65c
and
Hazel
H,
13,000.
Royal,
5.6c
and
30.
Oiah.-10.000.
and
Midway.
11,000.
PaelU.
SI
and
3c.
LanHag,
10,000,
Pacific.
8.8c
and
3a
Thtlmajkl..
7.000.
Booth,
6.5c
and
3a
PCfg.
6.500.
Atlin.
6.2c
and
3c.
Rap
lit,
8,500.
Royal.
6.7c
and
3c.
3.
CANADIAN
Relief,
10.500.
and
Pair
of
Jacks,
lMOO,
Ooid
Storage,
4.5c
and
2c.
AtlU
9,000.
Cold
8torage,
4
Jc
and
3C.
Tramp,
4,000.
Atlin.
4.7c
and
2c.
R.W.,
UJWO,
Royal.
5c
and
2c.
SohL
Loaned
Good;
Is
V
.
Fined
at
Prince
Ge
1
1
corjje
Ui
bptton
of
five
days'
ltrfprlbon-
rpfflt,
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
N.
P.
Moran
at
Prince
Oeorge
dn
a
GREAT
CAST
IN
PICTURE
'If
I
Had
a
Million"
I
Ambitious
Drama
With
Novel
Plot
"If
I
Had
a
Million."
drama
centering
around
an
eccentric
millionaire
who
distributes
hU
fortune
among
nine
persons
at
random
from
a
city
directory,
la
the
featur
ed
picture
coming
this
mid-week
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
Fifteen
movie
players
of
starring
rank
have
roles
In
the
picture
which
Is
one
of
the
most
ambitious
undertakings
ever
to
come
out
of
Hollywood.
These
stars
are:
Gary
Cooper,
a
forge
Raft,
Wynne
Gibson,
Charles
'La
ugh
ton,
Jack
Oakle,
Frances
Dee.
Charlie
Ruggles,
Alison
Sklpworth.
W.
C.
Fields,
Msry
Kola
rid,
Roscoe
Kama,
May
Robson.
Oene
Raymond,
Lucien
Uttiefleld
and
Richard
Bennett.
Bennett
plays
the
role
of
the
millionaire.
His
beneficiaries
are
,
Cooper,
a
rowdy
marine:
Miss
Otb-!son.
a
lady
of
dubious
reputation;
Raft,
a
forger;
Raymond,
a
convicted
murderer
only
a
few
hours
from
the
electric
chair;
Laughton.
underdog
in
an
office:
Ruggles.
clerk
In
a
china
shop:
Miss
Sklpworth.
an
ancient
vaudeville
actress:
and
Miss
Cape
Spencer.
8.500.
Booth.
4
Ac
nooson.
living
in
home
for
the
aged.
and
2e.
Gony.
5,000,
Atlln.
4.6c
and
3c.
SALMON
Karen
II
.
11,000
10.1
Atttn.
red
springs
Today's
Weather
,
Frtjik
RupertPart
cloudy,
light
westerly
wnd;
barometer.
30.10;
temperature.
42;
smooth
sea.
Doftd
Tree
Point
Overcast
llaht
westerly
wind
barometer,
30.16.
temperature.
42:
cJMppy
seat.
Lanaara
Part
cloudy,
strong
westerly
wind,
heavy
chop.
TrtplA
Island
Cloudy,
westerly
gale,
rough
sea.
,
Ralph?
QJto
has
be
ttted
&
charge
df
theft,
tie
waj
qplctedP
Trie
coromltUe
in
charjre
bf.
selling
a
sai-
and
tools
which
fte
of
Mrs
D
A.
Brown.
Mrs
Mr
had
bevi
loaned
to
him
by
Milton
'
A.
MUls.
Enjoyable
Whist
And
Bridge
Party
By
Royal
Purple
A
very
pleasant
evening
was
spent
by
all
those
who
attended
an
enjoy
-
able
bridge
and
whist
party
which
wai
held
lasf
night
In
the
Has'
Home
by
the
Ladles
of
the
Royal
There
were
eleven
tables
In
play
and
prise-winners
wore:
Bridge
-Ladles'
first.
Mrs.
O.
A
Johnson:
second.
Mrs.
B.
i.
Hbcoa:
men's
first.
Bdlde
Hudson;
stBond,
Ooort
Clcconne.
VThlstLadlea'
iMt,
Mrs.
W.
&.
MiweU;
seeofldV
Mb
AmUa
Our
rich;
afcrfet
Jtitf...
W.
K.
Funoell;
second,
Qordon
SHUlcroK
.
Follotcai.4eNclrefresn
nents
were
sifted
Much
in
Little
.
W
E
vyVlisrroft.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Clapp.
Mrs
Harry
Menxie
and
Mrs.
F.'
M.
Crosby
Wednesday
&
Thursday
TWO
SHOWS
7
Si
9
p.m.
Admission
15c
k
50c
Feature
starts
7:30
St
9:30
jsMgflgS
TtWinnngP
I'iuimy
ti
"CHIME
OP
ffl
YOU
HAVE
OFTEN
SAID
IT
-
NOW
SEE
WHAT
IlAPPEN
"IF
I
HAD
A
MILLION"
With
15
Great
Stars
OAKY
COOPER,
GEORGE
ItAFr
tvw..
CHARLES
LAUGHTON,
JACK
OAKIE
and
MANY
ivriir
Comedy-TAXI
FOR
TWO"
paii
SATIN-GL0
Annual
Sale
YOU
SAVE
$1.00
on
Gallons
2Tc
on
Pints
50c
on
Quarts
15c
on
1
Pints
These
reductions
apply
on
Varnishes,
Enamels
(I,
:
s
,
,
(j
Finishes,
and
will
continue
Until
Next
Saturday,
April
8th
DeLuxe
Wall
Tint
In
fourteen
attractive
ah
uU
H.,
,,
,
special
price
for
this
week
only
SOc
for
five
.p..tu,'
,
,
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famom
"Rupert
Brand"
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DAY
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Fish
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Cold
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Co.,
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