"She
gained
weight
from
the
siart"
UARANTEED
by1
Kcllogg's
Corn
Flakes
arc
sold
with
this
pergonal
guarantee:
"They
must
more
than
satisfy
you.
If
not,
return
the
empty
package
and
we
will
gladly
refund
your
money."
No
other
corn
flakes
can
offer
this
assurance
of
quality.
For
25
years,
Kellogg'
8
have
been
the
leader.
Imitations
never
arc
"just
the
same"
as
the
I
AprU
7,
1013
Splendid
progress
Lt
being
made
on
the
erection
of
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Company's
cannery
at
Tuck's
Inlet.
It
will
be
enclosed
witliir.
three
or
four
weeks
so
that
everything
will
be
in
readiness
for
the
BUld
curing
of
spring
salmon.
The
most
modem
machln-
MRS.
A.
HAGAN,
5
Moss
Park
Place,
Toronto,
Ont,
writes!
"We
despaired
of
her
life.
She
was
losing
weight,
cried
continually
and
Upt
very
poorly.
At
the
advice
ef
a
friend
I
tried
Eagle
lirand
and
right
from
the
first
the
started
to
gain
weight,
slept
well
and
improved
generally.
Now
at
die
age
of
mm
Wabui
fifteen
months
die
is
the
happiest
and
healthiest
baby
that
one
could
expect
to
sec.
She
won
first
prize
at
the
baby
show
in
Montreal,
at
the
age
of
six
months."
you
art
unablt
lo
nurie
your
own
baby,
follow
iht
ttJtitt
of
liunjrtjs
of
thouutndt
of
molhtrt,
and
try
Etlt
Brand.
The
toufon
btlow
will
btlni
you
full
inform,
tht
liltraturt,
ill
Ih,
Bofdtn
Co.
IM4
v;
Powell
St.,
VtnexuMr,
t.
rU...
mb4
mo
o.w
J4i.n
of
114k.'.
H'.lr.ro,"
Uloloo
l.llotf
rkwiHl
l.lr
OM
ki.lurlM
(
tmi)
Htm4
SaklM.
...
original
Kellogg'.
When
substitutes
arc
offered,
remember
it
is
seldom
in
a
spirit
of
service.
Economical,
convenient
always
uniform
in
quality.
Kept
oven-fresh
in
the
scaled
iuido
WAXTITE
bag
a
Kellogg
feature.
You'll
also
like
the
patented
Easy-Open
package.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
Loudon,
Out.
neo,
for
auaitt
nnnnBnlin!rannf!nanmHBBU
m
m
m
m
u
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
a
u..(
Ihc
departure
of
the
steamers
Prince
George
and
Princess
Sophia
at
the
same
time
coupled
with
the
fact
that
the
captain
of
the
Sophia
made
a
grandstand
play
by
cutting
a
circle
around
the
Prince
George
as
the
latter
was
backing
away
from
the
dock
aroused
considerable
in-
jterest
in
what
appeared
to
be
a
race
to
Vancouver
Wireless
reports
later
wmmsssmmMmtMrnaaMsassEwaBm
A
cosy
six-room
bungalow
is
be-ir.g
erected
on
Filth
Avenue
next
io
the
residence
of
A.
M.
Manson
for
J.
B.
F.
Melville,
chief
clerk
in
Genial
Superintendent
Mermn's
office
The
contractors
are
Mitchell
and
Currte.
'
The
Do
resits,
the
trawler
owned
by
the
Atlia
Fisheries,
was
in
port
with
a
catch
of
28.000
pounds
of
halibut.
Owing
to
bad
weather
the
catch
was
a
comparatively
small
one.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
D.
Creer
have
left
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
Creer
Is
the
consulting
engineer
engaged
by
the
city
in
connection
with
the
proposed
trunk
sewers.
!
District
News
ANY0X
At
a
meeting
of
the
Beach
Council
of
the
Community
League
arrangements
were
made
for
the
visit
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
basketball
team
to
Anyox
and
the
basketball
commission
was
authorized
to
arrange
for
a
series
of
games
at
Anyox
on
April
14
and
15.
At
the
general
annual
meeting
of
the
Anyox
Community
League
Tennis
Club
the
following
officers
were
elected
for
the
ensuing
year:
President,
E.
U.
Oatinan;
vice-president,
Frank
Hill;
secretary-treasurer,
Angus
Cavers;
executive,
Miss
K.
Eve,
Miss
M.
Dresser,
J.
Dun
tain
and
Frank
Dodsworth
Jr.
An
Interesting
event
took
place
at
the
United
Church
hall
recently
i
when
the
various
organisations
of
tht
church
combined
In
making
a'
presentation
to
Mrs.
J
MacMlllan
who
left
Anyox
for
Vancouver
I
where
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MscMllum
ex-
pert
to
reside.
About
twenty-four
men
urrlved
from
Vancouver
mid
southern
point
on
last
Wednesday's
bout.
uaauMKaxaMttunmjlff
W-
SJsSBSBasBSsBISWssPlBBBSBS
(agfflft?R.
Stes
va,"-SsBSBSsSBSBSBSBSBsms
SSSSSSSSSSSSKJKfltlw
OCQillHvvK9T?VBDBaBBBaBIIBI1
mmvmimiiiiirVim&JW
S
WSst
-HgRaaaaBasaaasaaMsi
m
Twenty
Years
Ago
tn
I'rinct
Bnrwrt
1
Aili
b
infilled.
It
will
be
the
:i.,t
eann?ry
in
Northern
B.
to
uii
solderlets
cans.
reported
the
Ptuiuu
Gium:
by
a
tew
miles.
TKA.NS1XKIU.I)
SOITH
Piovui'
::il
Jo:i
-.able
WM'tnm
'Han:
j
ii.
a1,o
ha-,
v.
ved
t
r
Mime
vars
with
the
ton
;'
in
t
tie
city
and
district,
.vi.lttl
la.sl
n:il
on
the
!
Prince
Ri.pcrt
for
Vancouver,
hsv-
ing
been
transferred
to
the
south
ern
city.
It
is
the
privilege
of
pure
mathematicians
not
to
know
what
they
are
talking
about
Bert
rand
CUESSWOUK
Accuracy
an
els
Ion
liir
arrived
guesswork,
new
tesi.iiK
ment
enubk
prc-ncver
;
by
Our
to
eliminate
n
network
from
si
:
vicing.
We
would
like
to
have
you
visit
our
shop
and
see
the
methods
we
use.
Also,
we
hats
equipment
to
repair
any
electrksU
appliances.
Out
of
town
work
solicited.
Superior
'1
Radio
Service
SM
Second
Aveiisr
Phone
Blur
:tM
l
it
Mnv
M
A
O
BARTI.ETT
C
II
HJSCT.AVOeft
I
A
A
ft,
r
fit
I
A
1'
V
I
NOVEL
TYPE
OF
PICTURE
Crinic
of
Century"
Confessed
to
Htfore
Committed
Police
,
ItaUM
'
Jean
Ilersholt,
Stuart
Erwln,
Wynne
Oibson
and
Frances
Dee!
head
the
cast
of
"The
Crime
ot
the;
Century,"
mystery
drama
In
a
new
style,
which
comes
to
the
Capitol'
Theatre
here
this
week-end.
Oor-!
don
Wcstcott
and
David
Landau
'
have
the
principal
supporting
roles
The
Crime
of
the
Century"
offers
two
lnndvations
In
presentation
of
a
mystery
story.
First,
the
crime
lr
confessed
to
police
before.
It
U
committed,
and
yet
is
carried
through
while
they
watch
Second,
halfway
through,
there
is
a
80-st.ond
intermission,
during
which
;!)c
vaikous
clues
to
the
solution
a:e
reviewed
briefly,
and
the
audience
is
invl'cd
to
attempt
to
wlc
It.
The
picture
centres
around
Her-t
sholt.
an
alienist
who
walks
Into
a
police
station,
tells
the
assembled
officers
that
he
has
planned
murder,
dererlbes
how
it
will
st
carried
through,
and
begs
to
b
loeksd
up
so
that
he
will
be
unable
to
eommH
lt.
Impressed
by
his
manner
as
well
as
his
reputation,
officer
accom-)nv
him
to
his
home.
And
there,
wh'le
they
look
on.
points!
to
p-cvent
It.
not
only
the
msrdar
he
h
nle.nnvd.
but
g
aeootKi
one.
takes
n'ace.
Krwin.
as
n
nollce
reporter,
and
M'
rf
the
daughter
of
the
alienist
c'omblne
to
solve
both
crimes
fmm
the
fw
unimportant
-l(Mklng
clues
available.
WILL
TAKE
1
JURY
TRIAL
K.
('.
I)awH,
Smllhtn
Man,
h
OmmHW
en
Tvi
Char(e
Of
Anon
Ernrst
Claude
Dawson
of
Smi-thers.
havtns
been
committed
for
t
rial
trt
provincial
police
court
at
8
Tilth
n
on
two
charges
of
arson,
his
appeared
before
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
In
the
interior
town
and
elected
fir
jury
trial,
according
to
lnformiition
received
at
divisional
h'adquarW
of
the
provincial
police
here
Dawson
has
been
released
on
$3000
ball
oendlng
trial
at
the
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assises
here
In
May
One
chanre
surrounds
the
bumlnir
of
a
residence
In
8m
I
there
in
December
last
and
the
other
the
burning
of
accused's
men's
furnishings
store
In
1930
SATISFY
YOl'R
CURIOSITY
(ire
us
a
trial
order
and
see
for
ourlf
how
muth
you
save
HTR
A
WBKRHY
JAM
4
lb
tin
47c
ML
1
NH
j
MALT
EXTRACT
Q
7
p
.'i
.
IS
tin
fit
ULUK
K1HBON
MALT
1
'i'
tin
itol'S
'-lb
pkg
2gfJ
bl?()WN
8UOAR--10
lbs
S1.40
C9c
EMPIRE
Plt'NtC
11AM8
in(,
per
lb.
Xk
3
Dos.
EOC8
Fresh
Rttn
Seconds.
I
lb
BACON
PRIDE
Or
ONTARIO
HONEY.
21,
-lb.
tin
HEINZ
TOMATO
JUICE
-
pints,
2
bottles
ROYAL
CITY
PORK
At
UEANfl.
3
tins
ROYAL
CITY
TOMATO
SOUP.
3
tins
READY
CUT
MACARONI-
3
lbs.
CHA8E
it
8ANDORN8
COFFEE,
per
tin
36c
35c
25c
23c
20c
47c
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
IVe
deliver
all
orders,
$2
or
over
117-19
Third
Avenue
West
r.O.
Itox
573
rhone
IK
I'ltlDAY
SATI'MIAY
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
n.m.
Feature
Starts
7:10
&
010
Admission
ISc
&
50c
With
Stuart
lb
He
Confessed
the
Crime
A
Paramount
I'lrtur
Comedy
"The
WON
AMI
TIIK
HOUSE"
SATURDAY
MATIN-rr
lt
at
ia
feature
Start-,
at
M
Hilt
V;iu
IT..
(
..:,.
.
lne
tnme
ot
the
lentury"
Krwin,
Wynne
Gibson,
Joan
Hcrsltolt,
Frances
ranees
MICKK.
MOl'SK
IN
"TltADEK
Mlf'Ki'V-
)cc
MtTHO
NEWS
Alondav
Tuesday-
".Man
Thev
Couldn't
Arrmt"
ti,.
.
.
no
Other
AYLMER
Sweet
Corn
u.nn-s
.,
v
,r
tastes
quite
uhle
as
tender
and
flavoorful
m
tin-
d,v
SO
good!
it
was
picked.
Thu
"freh
from
the
g(xlneu
is
made
possible
by
modern
canning
methods.
YouU
never
know
hnw
dehciout
mm
really
can
be
until
you
try
ATMER
Sweet
Com.
Jnt
it
down
on
your
kjpanc
hst
now'-
btforc
you
forget.
FREE!
Ask
your
grmrr
fur
FftlE
Reap
Bofk-let
wriOen
by
Jiun
Abbott.
AYLMCR
Or
utiK
In
CANAOHN
r.ANMRv
(WK9TLRN'
I.IMITKIi
Vsscecvsa,
B.
I
Cooaa(
nai.
m
B
i
ait
Saturday
Specials!
Fresh
Killed
Local
Veal
Leg
Veal
Iioaht
per
lb
Fillet
Veal
Roastper
lb,
.
.
Ix)in
Veal
Roast
per
lb.
Shoulder
Roast
Veal
per
lb.
'
Stew
Veal
per
lb
No.
1
DIAMOND
"F"
SPECIALS
LKCS
LA
.MB
22c
No.
3
-lli.
SWMT
UACdX
i
ih.
mvi:u
15c
No.
5
LOIN
ROAST
PORK
ler
lb.
18c
each
20c
25c
20c
15c
10:
No.
2
FRHSII
KILLLD
l-'OWI.
60c
No.
I-
1.0CAL
FRKSIl
m
25C
perupg.
No.
G
ALHKRTA
K
.
.s
;
35c
Watch
Our
Windows
Daily
for
Diamond
'T"Sjwiaj
Phone
10
Otmlitv
Scrvicc
fit-
y
v
fur
-
I'ioncer
HuMiPrs
ioai
'uoaii
MINKHKAI)
!;Gc;
I'er
ton
M1NKIIKAD
LUMP
Per
ton
$12.50
.T
A
!!
1?
1
I
TM
1
fi.n
$12.50
JASPER
KGG
Per
ton
l1'50
I
Dry
Jiu'k
Pine
and
C'edar
HYDE
TRANSFER
PHONE580
iairiiuiHai.iiBisiaaiiitniMwajniJinMiiiui
j.Luwii
iwiii""""""
If
your
pupcr
docs
not
arrive,
telephone
the
'ce