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your
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witn
fhonr
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I2H
(JEO.
J.
DAWKS
I
'BIRTHDAY
T.
the
club,
gave
an
Interesting
review
of
the
found
in?
of
Uic
club
and
its
work
ln
the
city
during
the
past
13
years.
The
club
is
Just
13
years
old
and
today
has
38
members',
th
largest
number
in
Its
history.
One
of
the
original
14
charter
members
was
F.
O.
Dawson
who
died
some
years
ago.
Otherwise,
all
other
charter
members
are
still
alive.
Only
two
have
been
continuously
members
of
the
club,
Mr.
Johnson
and
H.
F.
Pullen,
although
five
of
the
original
14
are
now
members
of
the
club.
Mention
was
made
of
the
outstanding
addresses
given
ly
Arch-bishop
DuVernett,
Rev.
Dr.
Grant,
Former
Consul
A.
E.
Wakefield
and
M.
P.
McCaffery.
A
few
of
the
ac-tivlUcs
of
the
club
In
past
year
were
referred
lo
but
the
speaker
said
they
must
look
to
the
future
rather
than
the
past.
At
the
luncheons
a
good
fecllns
was
generated
which
often
ripened
into
friendship.
However.
In
order
that
a
member
might
get
anything;
out
nf
Rotary,
he
must
put
something
In.
It
was
a
world
movement
arid
he
was
glad
to
know
that
of
late
a
number
of
younger
men
were
Join-In?
it.
In
a
small
way
It
was
their
aim
to
help
leave
the
city
a
little
better
than
they
found
It.
Rotary
Club
Shows
Appreciation
Of
Address
of
Planta
1
The
local
Rotary
Club,
at
Its
luncheon
meeting
yesterday,
passed
a
'unanimous
voto
of
appreciation
of
the
address
of
Ctive
Planta.
M.
L.
A.
!
for
Peace
River,
to
the
Rotary
Club
of
Vancouver
recently
In
which
he
strongly
advocated
the
building
of
a
Peace
Rlvcrioutlet
to
Prince
Ru
pert
of
Stewart.
A
copy
of
the
rc-
solutldn
will
be
forwarded
to
Mr.
Planta.
YOUR
LIVER'S
MAKING
YOU
FEEL
OUT
OF
SORTS
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ner
nair
the
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Next
door
Frizzcll's
Meat
Shop
THE
DAILY
Friday,
April
n
KiTrcRT
is
LvrntiSTKn
'
(Continued
Irom
page
one)
OF
ROTARY
profitable,
outlet
lor
their
surplus
wheat
In
the
Orient
and
there
lias
...
.
been
practically
no
Increase
in!
II.
Johnson
Reviews-.
History
of
u.hMl
i,
.,rfe
,
orinnti
Local
Club
in
Lunclieonpccch
cycn
ft
p'Xg
,0
-
prlccs.
At
nth
Anniversary
.
-Now
tiiat
!
most
of
the
principal
i
importing
as
well
as
the
principal
,
At
the
rcaular
wceklv
luncheon
of
exporting
countries
of
the
world!
tunc
rains
may
make
up
for
a
fairly
dry
spring."
,
Pool
Operations
Referring
to
the
business
operations
of
the
Utrbe
Wheat
Pools
of
Manitoba.
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta
the
past
year.
Mr.
I'urdy
said
that
he
was
naturally
more
closely
In
touch
with
lc
Alberta
Twl
but
he
could
say
that
all
three
pools
had
a
very
satisfactory
year,
had
oald
ln
full
all
.obligations
due
to
date
on
the
1929
overpayment,
af-
xr
making
ample
provision
for
de
preciation
and
adding
to
capital
reserves.
The
wheat
pools,
however,
is
stated
recently
by
II.
W.
Wood,
halnnan
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
Fool,
could
not
be
satisfied
with
operating
successful
elevator
com
panies
and
have
their
member
shareholders
facing
bankruptcy
through
low
prlccs.
Now
that
the
world
wheat
situa
tion
showed
some
promise
of
clearing
up,
with
twenty-one
of
the
teadlng
countries
ln
the
world
pledged
to
do
everything
ln
their
power
to
restore
wheat
prices
to
a
remunerative
level,
the
outlook
for.
Canada,
the
world's
largest
grain
exporter.
Is
unquestionably
brighter.
Any
Improvement
ln
wheat
prices
would
be
Immediately
re
flected
in
the
cities
of
Canada,
and
would
be
of
vital
Interest
to
Canadian
seaports,
so
Intimately
tied
up
with
the
welfare
of
the
producer,
as
they
transported
his
products
to
market
and
brought
back
the
goods
he
required
In
exchange.
Mr.
Purdy
was
accompanied
on
his
visit
to
Prince
Uupcrt
by
J.
Bennett,
superintendent
of
Alberta
Pool
Terminals
on
this
coast,
and
W.
A.
MacLeod,
director
of
publicity
for
the
three
western
wheat
pools.
The
party
spent
some
time
at
the
terminal
elevator
with
their
local
officials
and
left
or
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George
last
evening.
Jake
the
Barber
Held
in
Prison
Removed
I'rom
llotrl
to
County
Jail
rending
i;x(ralltlon
to
England
CHICAGO,
April
27:-John
Factor!
(Jake
the
Darbcr)
was
removed
from
his
hotel
quarters
here
at
the
first
of
the
week
to
the
Sycamore
County
Jail
where
he
Is
being
held
pending
his
extradition,
to
Eng
land,
,.
;
.
LAUREL
AND
HARDY
HERE
"Sons
of
Desert,"
Uproarious
t'oin-edy.
at
Capitol
Theatre
Tbl
Wrek-End
Assisted
by
a
notable
cast
in-
!thc
Trlncc
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
j
have
come
td
a
tlcclslon
that
wheatjcjuding
Charley
Chase.
Mac
Husch,'
the
Commodore
Cafe
yesterday,
T.
P"ccs
must
be
lifted
out
of
the
!
Dorothy
Christy
and
Luclcn
Little-.
H.
Johnson,
senior
past
president
of
!
rubious
levels,
which
have
prevailed
!
field,
Stanley
Laurel
and
Oliver
for
some
time
before
there
can
be
Hardy,
that
stellar
comedy
pair.
any
general
recovery
ln
gcnernl
'turn
a
situation
of
wife
deception
business
and
Industrial
conditions,
into
a
screamingly
funny
picture
In
I
there
Is
a
more
hopeful
feeling
-
sons
of
the
D,esert."
which
is
the
J
among
our
prairie
farmers
and.
If
.
week-end
feature
offering
on
the
this
hope
Is
realized.
It
will
soon
!
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here,
display
Itself
In
every
business
Sworn
to
attend
a
convention
of
centre
In
Canada.
I
their
lodge
In
a
distant
city.
Laurel
There
are
unfortunately
some
(
and
Hardy
have
to
resort
to
subter-black
clouds
still
on
the
horizon.
1
fuge
In
order
to
overcome
the
While
the
world
wheat
surplus
1st
strenuous
and
pugnacious
objec-gradually
shrinking.
It
Is
still
sub-ltlons
of
Hardy's
wife.
Their
trip
It
stantlally
above
normal
levels.
Al-irlfc
with
complications
and
dlffi-'
though
a
bumper
crop
in
Canada
fcultUp.
all
of
which
provide
ludl-j
this
year
might
be
a
calamity
ln-icrous
situations,
and
the
return
stead
of
a
blessing,
any
Increase
in,
home
results
ln
even
more
trouble,
the
cost
of
producing
our
crop
is
a
I
than
their
getaway.
How
they
come;
very
serious
source
of
anxiety
to
our
out
of
the
mess
and
the
trials
and)
hard-pressed
farmers
and
we
are.
tribulations
which
result
from
their
i
,i
..I.
.
...
..
.
'..4
.
,
.i
,
i
inreaicnea
mis
year
wun
me
most
ihijw
10
cxuicuie
wiemseivw
serious
Inwct
plague
In
the
history
;
bring
the
film
to
a
riotous
climax.
of
Western
Canada,
grasshopper;
-
1
tnicsiauon
extending
over
a
considerable
area
of
Southern
Mani
toba.
Southern
and
Central
Saskatchewan
and
Central
and
South-
rn
Alberta.
We
have
had
some
good
i"ns
but
subsoil
moisture
Is
still
rather
scanty.
Adjusting
the
uro-
t
ufttlon
of
our
grain
crops
to
mar
ket
demands
is
one
thing
but
the
oss
of
a
crop
put
in
at
considerable
'xpense
of
labor
and
money
Is
an
other
thing
entirely.
We
are
anted
ating
an
increase
in
the
area
BIG
MILL
RE-OPENS
Great
Central
riant
on
Vancouver
It
land
Krsumes
Cutting
Lor;
Camp
Ticketed
PORT
ALUERNI.
Vancouver
Ul-
own
to
coarse
grains
and
forage
-and.
April
27:
CP
Thc
sawmill
rops,
with
some
reduction
ln
wheat
icreagc
this
spring,
but
no
one
can
Hitlcipatc
the
reduction
that
may
ome
from
a
grasshopper
plague
or
Irought.
Of
course,
it
Is
too
early
In
he
reason
to
make
any
estimate
as
o
what
may
happen
before
the
rop
Is
harvested,
as
grasshopper
lamagc
may
not
be
as
serious
as
at
Or
cat
Central
Lake
employing
160
men.
oprned
Wednesday
when
assured
of
a
sufficient
supply
of
logs
from
CHtnp
Three
wherw
nddl-1
tional
men
Itave
been
engaged.
The!
strikers
maintained
a
picket
but
no'
trouble
developed.
"
j
Thirty-five
striking
loggers
who
had
been
on
picket
duty
at
Camp
ome
authorities
estimate,
and
!
Three
have
left
for
their
homes
at
Campbell
through
night,
i
River,
having
passed
Courtonay
Wednesday
MUSSALLEM'S
of
the
week.
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your
order
in
today.
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2
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ii
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ECONOMY
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Orange
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per
lb.
ENO'S
FRUIT
8ALT
per
bottle
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.
HANSLICK
2
tins
LIFEDUOY
SOAP
I
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for
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AYLMER
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MUSSALLEM'S
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A-l.
3
lbs.
.
RHUBARB
7
lbs.
SMITHERS
EGOS
3
doz.
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49c
39c
89c
49c
15c
20c
GRAPE-
25c
AND
29c
23c
93c
25c
69c
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Economy
Store
'Where
Dollars
Have
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Cent'
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Avenue
West
P.O.
Box
575
rhon
IX
COAL!
COAL!
Cur
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaran
teed
to
give
satisfaction,
Try
ton
of
No.
1
Dulkley
Valley.
Wr
also
soil
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley,
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
It
rhones
ISI
Lf-filJU'I'S
Friday
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Saturday
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YOU'LL
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TIL
IT
IIHIitu
STAN
LAUREL
&
OLIVER
HARDY
in
iiicu
,uw,
w
uu-i.cimii
rraiure
riclure
"Sons
of
the
Desert"
(7:30
Si
9:50)
A
M-U-.M
Uelrake
With
CHARLEY
CHASE,
Mae
Hutch.
Dorothy
Chrbtle
Just
a
couple
of
hen-perkrd
husbands
on
the
Uxr
.Musical
"Operator's
Opera"
Sport
"Around
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Calendar"
Novelty
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DUh
Han
Away
With
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Spoon"
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k
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For
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Come
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and
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of
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finest
Tennis
Rackets
ever
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in
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Slazengers
Made
in
Canada
Rackets
and
supplies
at
eastern
prices.
Select
a
racket
to
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your
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ulplule
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but
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...
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"
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