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no
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good!
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to
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table
as
tender
and
flavourful
as
the
day
it
was
picked.
This
4fresh-from-the-cob'
goodness
is
made
possible
by
modern
canning
methods.
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11
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know
how
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really
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be
until
you
.try
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4.
ock
Beer
The
Famous
CASCADE
BREW
Is
Now
On
Sale
All
our
been
remain
at
the
tame
high
standard
of
strength
and
alcoholic
flaZSaaatsaH
J
Packed
in
Handy
Cartons
of
12
Bottles
I
At
v,.
Goverrlment
Liquor.
Stores
-l
;
Also
on
Draft
at
All
Licensed
Premises
Beer
is
again
the
international
drink
on
the
Noi
l
I.
American
continent
.
.
.
And
now
we
have
pleasure
in
announcing1
our
annual
treat
to
patrons
in
the
form
of
the
popular
Cascade
BOCK
BEER
now
on
sale
at
Government
Liquor
Stores
and
licenced
premises.
'
Made
hj
VancouTer
llrrwerlti
Limited,
thia
extra
fine
brew
of
Bock
Beer
l
carefully
filtered,
patteurlzed
and
lagered
for
an
eareptlonally
Ionic
time.
Thin
proem
in
crraxei
its
strength
and
gWea
it
an
eirellrnt
flavor.
Actually
thli
Boek
Beer
It
a
very,
superior
product,
but
It
la
being
sold
at
the
tame
price
.
.
.
truly
an
annual
treat
for
our
thouunds
of
patron.
The
amount
of
Bock
Beer
brewed
this
year
U
limited,
therefore
you
are
advised
to
order
your
requirements
whitat
it
U
available.
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
This
u(hvrtiennnt
N
nut
pttblinhed
or
displayi'dby
t.hr
I.ijuor
Control
Hoard
or
lv
the
Government
of
Rntj
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NEW
SPIRIT
Ijs
NEEDED
(Continued
from
Page
It
head
expenses,"
said
Bishop
Bu-noz
of
sue;
conferences.
"They
have
re.-dered
many
services.
They
!
have
brought
nations
closer
to-,
jgether
and
to
better
understanding.
But
have
they
founa
the
se
cret
reason
of
the
woe
that
prey
on
the
human
race
today
and
have
they
discovered
an
adequate
remedy
for
their
cure?
Have
they
put
their
flr.ger
on
the
festering
wound?
Alas,
they
have
tried
every
means
and
they
have
failed.
Now
Is
the
time
to
try
something
greater
than
human
forces,
viz.:
Oet
Back
to
God'
must
be
the
salutary
slogan.
The
social
body
cannot
be
peaceful,
happy
and
enjoy
prosperity
Independent
of
its
Creator."
The
speaker
said
he
was
at
Geneva
last
fal
land
had
visited
the
huge
building
of
the
International
department
of
labor
where
400
men.
representing
45
different
nations,
were
occupied
in
trying,
but
without
success,
to
ameliorate
the
conditions
which
existed.
Much
more
might
have
been
expected
from
them
after
years
of
existence.
The
work
they
have
done
so
far
was
not
very
Important.
Big
buildings
were
also
being
put
up
for
other
departments
of
the
League
of
Nations
but
these
were
unfinished.
The
work
of
the
League
had
not
been
very
fruitful
of
results
so
far
.That
was
because
the
problems
had
been
difficult
of
solution.
The
man
In
the
street
found
It
difficult
to
understand
the
operations
of
the
great
corporations
with
activities
In
many
countries.
They
wielded
great
power.
Yet
it
seemed
that
men
at
the
head
of
th"
state,
with
the
means
at
iheli
'cemma-
d.
should
be
romprnnt
to
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April
28,
1311
NEVER
HAS
INDIGESTION
Fruit'Q'tives
mak
itomach
lilt
ntw
"I
had
aln
hern
u
jond
haallh
until
I
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haviaf
trouble
i
my
atomach.
leoul
ln
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fat
anythiaf
with
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diacoaafort
aada.ni
mi-nally
bad
haaitbum,
avr
to,
nalu
.nd
bcadacrtw.
lantiuiHfiillv)r-Frait-Hl'
coat
pi
rial
rotated
bk
to
bealta.'
all
drag
ttorti
bring
order
out
!
the
present
chaos.
The
unions
were
powerful
as
well
as
the
captains
of
industry.
They
were
able
to
defend
legitimate
interests
and,
as
soor
2-s
all
beaame
animated
with
an
aim
other
thav
their
own
profit,
much
could
be
expected.
With
tin-
present
character
of
men,
it
w.i.s
c.ifficult
to
expert
a
change
the
state
must
step
in
and
see
that
justice
is
done
to
all.
If
statesmen
were
really
animated
by
proper
intentions
they
would
succeed.
Co-operation
and
collaboration
was
wanted
In
all
classes
for
both
private
and
public
welfare.
Today's
Weather
Prince
RuperV
Hart
cloudy,
light
northwest
wind:
barometer,
30.03;
temperature.
46
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island-
Part
cloudy,
fresh
westerly
wind,
ion
westerly
swell.
Langara
Island
Clear,
calm:
westerly
swell.
LVad
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy.
Hunt
westerly
wind,
barometer,
29
9f
temporatu:'
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lb
No.
3
No.
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"Sign
of
the
Cross"
Being
Shown1
I
Here
This
Week-End
t
'
The
ftrst
Cecil
13.
DeMtlle
spec
tacle-drama
since
the
advent
of
sound.
"The
Sign
of
the
Cross,"!
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here;
this
week-end.
DeMUle
made
some
of'
the
greatest
spectacles
of
siletH
pictures
such
as
the
memorable
"Ten
Commandments"
and
"King
of
Kings."
Fred
tic
March,
as
the
heroic
preposition,
even
life
for
love
of
a
position,
even
lite
for
live
of
a
Christian
martyr-maid.
Is
said
to
have
the
most
virile
role
of
his
career.
Elian
Landt,
Claudette
Colbert
and
Charles
Laughton
have
the
other
principal
roles.
The
story
was
adapted
to
the
screen
from
the
famous
play
by
Wilson
Barrett
IU
principals
are
supported
by
an
ensemble
of
7.590
extra
players,
the
greatest
number
used
In
any
production
since
the
days
of
the
silent
drama.
Norman
McOlashan
sailed
last
nlrht
on
the
Ptince
George
for
Es-qutmaft
where
he
wfll
take
a
course
of
rrat-lng
at
Royal
Canadian
Naval
barrack
He
Is
a
member
of
the
local
unit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
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OUR
PRICES
;
W
know
we
can
ae
you
money.
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us
your
next
order
and
then
fifure
up
your
savings.
It
will
be
worth
your
while.
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Freshly
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.
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Economy
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97t
Orange-pekoe,
per
lb.
Fruits
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Vegetables
Lemons,
small
sise.
par
dog.
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lie
Onions,
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t
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At
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lb.
10c
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jJc
Bananas.
2
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oyer
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SATURDAY
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ST.
PETER'S
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-SALE
Last
of
Series
of
Successful
Affairs
Held
During
I'ast
Winter
Took
Plate
Last
Night
The
Oddfellows'
Hall
was
the
scene
last
night
of
Uie
last
of
a
number
of
successful
musical-so
cial
evenings
which
have
been
held
1
I
during
the
past
winter
by
the
local
'
Orange
Lodge.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Piano
solo.
Russell
Cameron.
Vocal
solo.
Mrs
P.
C.
Miller,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
A.
II.
Kielback.
SATURDAY
M.Tiv,r
leature
Starts
it
Admission
.
THE
(ill
EAT
FASCINATING
SPECTACLE
"The
Sign
of
The
Cross"
Starring
FIIEDEKIC
MAUCH,
EI.1SSA
LAMM,
CLAtDETTK
r(nit
CHARLES
LAUGHTON
and
Immense
Cast
of
Thousands.
A
Paramo
Picture.
The
story
of
the
early
Christians
and
Pagan
Home
with
Lions,
Elephants,
Gladiators
Color
Symphony
"BABES
IN
THE
WOODS"
MLTUO
StlVS
MONDAY
and
TUESDAY
".ML
AND
MY
GAL
Piano
nolo,
MI.sk
fccii'i,
w
Vocal
duet.
Utile
Mix
i
Acrobatic
dance
M,u
.
i
Piano
solo,
Miss
Mumj
Ta
pdance.
link
M
i
thorne.
Vocal
solo.
Miss
B
,
:
Tap
dame
Miss
Maru.n.
Vocal
solo.
Mrs
A
H
Hun
Tap
danrc.
8am
Joy
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black
win
..,,,
for
the
evening.
Following
Uu
servinR
,:
menu,
with
Mrs
j
M
c,
convener,
then
wen-
a
hours
of
(I'liinni
u
pi.u.
furnished
by
Mrs
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Mrs.
Lemon
sr.
tt,
the
raffk
of
a
ham
UlMl,.
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Coats
and
Sweater
Suits
Also
Smart
Dress
Suits
'
Arrived
Today
Mnhnisli
Sailor
Hats
at
$2.75
DEMERS
Prince
Rupert
Shoe
Repairing
Bring
your
shoes
to
the
Shu-Craft
We
rebuild
them
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made
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"Rupert
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Canadian
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&
Cold
Storage
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