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Special
Easter
Shoe
Bargains
4
Pbone
Blue
330;
336
2nd.
Ave.
LOOK
FOR
THE
TOW
EE
SEE
OUR
WONDERFUL
LINE
OF
Women's
Smart
Suede
SHOES
IN
PUMPS,
TIES,
DRESS
AND
SPORT
OXFORDS,
SPECIALLY
PRICED
FOR
EASTER.
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS.
Women's
Two-Tone
Sport
Oxfords
Children's
-and
Misses'
Patent
Strap
Regular
$4.50
CO
95
Slippers-
QQp
up
from
upfrom
Men's
and
Boys'
Highest
Grade
Dress
Men's
and
Boys'
Highest
Grade
Leckies
Boots
and
Oxfords
CO
QC
Make
Shoes
CO
QCJ
Lcckie
make,
up
from
.
.
up
from
$4.33
Also
the
greatest
assortment
of
Runners
ever
shown
in
this
town,
Dominion
Rubber,
Fleet
Foot,
Goodrich
and
Miner.
A
great
assortment
of
Misses'
and
Children's
Slippers
bought
of
Leckic
guaranteed
35
less
than
anywhere
else
in
the
city.
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Come
in
and
convince
yourself
Wc
accept
city
scrip
and
relief
orders
Ideal
Cleaners
i
OPEN
In
New
Premises
Cor.
McUridc
&
Fifth
4
CLI.ANIMi.
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HIGH
LIGHTS
SATURDAY
:00
Boston
Symphony,
HOMO.
:00
Special
Broadcast
for
the
Antarctic
Expd.
by
Rev.
H.
E.
Forsdlck,
KOIN.
:
00
Hollywood
on
the
Air,
KOMO.
SUNDAY
:,6:00
Seven
Star
Revue,
KSL.
r.
7:00
Victor
Young's
Orch.,
KOMO.
,
8:30
Death
Valley
Days,
KOMO.
r
8:30
Bal
Tabarin
Orch.,
KOMO.
MONDAY
i
6:00
L.
Stokowskl
Orch,
-
KSL.
.
7:oo
carnation
Program,
!
KOMO.
7:15
Tarzan
of
the
Apes,
:
KJR.
'G:30
Firestone,
Program,
I
KOMO.
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tnd
Remember
We'
off
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yoii
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modern,
efficient
and
re-?'"
liable
Radio
Service
Superior
Radio
(i
Service
Batteries
REPLENISHING
PHONE
US
Suprox
Batteries
are
not
affected
by
extreme
temperatures,
equally
effective
from
high
temperatures
down
to
50
degrees
below
zero.
Suprox
Batteries
will
not
freeze
nor
are
they
damaged
by
continuous
JAMES
MARTIN
Prince
Hupcrt
and
Massett,
It.C.
Second
Avenue
and
Fourth
St.
WHEN
YOUR
COAL
BIN
NEEDS
We
have
"coals
suitable
fqr
all
your
requirements
and
at
prices
to
suit
all
purses.
PHILP0TT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Phone
618
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Canadian
Halibut
Landings
Heavy
Queen
Char-lotte
Island
Whaling
Stations
Getting
Ready
For
Operation
General
News
Heaviness
of
Canadian
landings
with
a
total
of
310,G00
pounds
from
twenty-two
vessels
and
lightness
of
American
landings
which
aggregated
only
122,500
pounds
from
eight
boats
featured
halibut
business
at
the
port
of
Prince
Ruuirt
for
the
short
week
endinir
nrior
to
Good
Friday.
1
'
-
LDeslnte
the
volume
of
Canadian
landings,
prices
held
up;
rainy
well
awl
were
very
sicaay.
mc"
tup
bid
being
5.9c
and
4c
which
the
bu,slcr
season
than
ever
this
year
White
Hope
received
for
20,500
both
here
and
elsewhere'.
pounds
and
the
low
5c
and
4c
which
a
number
of
boats
were
paid.
For
American
halibut
the
top
price
of
tho
week
was
7.7c
and
4
Cc
received
by
the
Wave
for
8.500
pounds
and
the
low
c
and
4c
which
the
Explorer
was
pacd
for
36,000
pounds
The
total
of
433,100
pounds
landed
.during
the
week
ending
Thursday
brought
the
.landings
tor
the
season
up
td
an
aggregate
'
of
1,649.165
pounds
of
which
Canadian
boats
had
contributed
810.2G5
pounds
and
Americans.
838.900
pounds.
Splendid
weather
prevailing
almost
throughout
the
month
of
March
has
been
undoubtedly
accountable
largely
for
the
heaviness
of
fares.
According
to
word
received
In
Lighthouse
tender
Ncwlngton,
Capt.
Harry
Ormlston,
returned
to
port
towards
the
end
of
last
week
after
an
absence
of
nearly
two
weeks
on
her
periodical
service
trip
to
lighthouses
as
far
down
the
coast
as
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
During
jUic
trip
the
Newlngton
con
i
ducted
n
vain
search
for
Dan
Mc-
Donald
and
Jimmy
Flew
In
who
j
were
recently
lost
from
Egg
Island
lighthouse
and
also
delivered
lum
ber
to
be
used
in
rebuilding
work
at
Adcribruokc
Islands
light
In
Filzhugh
Sound.
Ted
Lepage,
popular
local
manager
of
Uic
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd..
returned
to
town
yesterday
I
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
I
from
a
wxek's
f
business
trip
to
company
headquarters
In
Vancouver
where
he
reports
everybody
to
j
be
pepped
up
and
looking
for
a
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TIME
TO
MAKE
A
START
ON
THE
GARDEN
Start
Hight
With
Good
Seeds
and
Tools
SPECIAL
VIGORO
PLANT
FOOD,
10-lb.
sack,
49c
.
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Two
C.
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IU
Boats
Two
southbound
Canadian
Pacl
flc
liners
were
In
port
since
Thurs
day.
That
afternoon
the
Princess
Norah,
with
Capt.
William
Palmer
in
command,
arrived
In
port
at
1:45
from
Alaska
ana
sailed
at
5:30
p.m.
for
Vancouver.
The
vessel
had
thirty-six
passengers
on
board,
six
The
J.
R.
Morgan
Logging
Co.'s
i
Prince
Rupert
preparatory
work
is
-service
boat
Mary
continuing
at
Rose
Harbor
and
Na-
wh,ch
Capt.
Charlie
den
Harbor
on
the
extreme
southerly
and
northerly
ends
respectively
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
where
whaling
stations
will
be
operated
by
the
Consolidated
Whaling
Corporation
this
year.
It
i
two
years
since
the
Rose
Harbor
station
has
been
operated
and
a
good
deal
longer
than
that
since
Nadcn
Harbor
has
been
used.
The
operation
of
the
two
whaling
stations
will
contribute
to
the
expected
Industrial
revival
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
this
season.
For
the
first
time
in
several
years
the
Ca
nadian
Fishing
Co.
Is
to
operate
Its
salmon
cannery
at
Lagoon
Bay
this
season.
Roberta,
of
Edwards
of
Prince
Rupert
Is
skipper,
arrived
In
port
at
noon
Thursday
from
the
company's
camp
at
Lockeport,
sailing
yesterday
morning
on
her
return
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
Mary
Roberta
brought
In
E.
J.
Palmer,
logging
superintendent
for
the
company,
who
pro
ceeded
Thursday
night
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
to
Vancou
ver
on
business.
On
her
return
to
the
Islands
the
vessel
took
over
a
boat
hull
which
had
Just
been
completed
at
Dodge
Cove.
Dlgby
Island,
and
which
will
be
fitted
with
an
engine
at
Lockeport
and
used
as
a
smaller
service
boat
In
connection
with
the
company's
opcraUons.
Having
been
brought
back
from
Vancouver
early
In
the
week
in
tow
of
the
Salvage
Princess,
the
well
known
power
tug
Pachena
was
taken
on
the
Ward
Ways
on
Wednesday
night
and
installation
Is
now
being
proceeded
with
there
of
the
60
h
p.
BoUnder
dtesel
engine
which
was
formerly
In
the
halibut
boat
Signal,
Following
a
week's
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
on
business
In
connection
with
the
operation
of
the
reduction
plant
at
Tucks
Inlet
which
nas
been
busy
since
early
In
February
on
manufacture
of
oil
and
meal
from
herring
and
which
will
be
continuing-
spcrations-riuring
the
summer
season
on
halibut
and
salmon
offal,
Richard
Nelson,
secretary-treasurer
of
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Limited,
left
Thursday
afternoon
by
the
Princess
Norah
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
The
company
The
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fully
met
and
fresh
herring
pounds
sldcsable
freight
r
are
keeping
the
halibut
fleet
sup-
along
her
route.
'!.,
plied
for
Uie
time
being
Large
expected
to
br
schools
of
herring
are
reported
to
up
with
eai
nerv
be
showing
up
around
Skldegate
Skeena
Rlvci
and
Inlet
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Il-
next
northward
v
.
ands
but
there
are
no
boats
engaged
ouvcr
l-.ivli.jt
h?
In
fishing
there
on
Tuesday
cv
Rock
Bottom
RADIO
Bargains
Radio
Trade-In
and
Drmonttrator
Model
to
Clear
at
Unprecedented
'
Low
Prices
rlday
L
Saturday
Two
Show
7
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9
Admission
lit
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I'KIDAY
&
SATURDAY
MATINEE
at
2:30-15c
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HE
WAS
DANGEROUS
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RUT
CHARMING
ROBERT
MONTGOMERY
in
"MYSTERY
OF
MR.
"X"
(7;33
Si
9:35)
A
M-O-M
Urlrasr
With
ELIZABETH
ALLAN,
LEWIS
ST0NR
Scotland
Yard
acaln
baffled
by
this
dashlni
debonair
thitU.
J
Comedy
ANDY
CLYDE
In
"THE
I1IO
SMKAI'
Mon.
&
Tues.
"The
Lost
Patrol"
&
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to
Uy
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in
rnncc
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v,
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packing
In
material
for
use
In
the
.showing
up
ugui;
i
,
J
plant,
the
vessel
having
been
busy
cent
cent
to
to
Prim:
Prlnim
Rupn
Rupn
Q,
Q;
,:J
lately
In
bringing
In
herring.
Herring
Kun
Near
End
The
herring
run
In
waters
contiguous
to
Prince
Rupert
Is
beginning
to
fall
off.
the
fish
having
fish
are
now
bc,r,.
Mkr.j
Island
Point.
Po:
Having
complc''-'
the
Skeena
Hlver
t
Cardena.
Capt
Eo
disembarking
here
from
the
north
!
shown
definite
signs
of
disappear-',
arrived
in
port
u
6
i.)
while
seven
left
for
Vancouver
on
nK
during
the
last
week.
The
bait
from
the
south
a..;;
board
her.
Yesterday
afternoon
the
store
requirements
of
trie
uanadlan
night
on
her
rctur:,
Princess
Adelaide.
Capt.
8.
K.
Oray,
flan
St
Cold
Storage
Co.
have
been
and
waypoInU.
Tw
vt
arrived
at
5:15
from
the
south,
sailing
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
:
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pi
Si
Victor
R7.
1932
a-tubc
mantel
model,
compley
De
Forest
Crosley
7-tubc
table
model,
complce
Victor
R.
1M2
Console
model,
7
tube,
practical
u
Instrument
Victor
V28.
1028
Table
model,
8
tubes,
origin
,
k
;
$222.50.
now
only
Battery
Sets
For
Out
of
Town
Victor
R07-
1033
8
tube
mantel
model,
compl"'
Evcready
heavy
duty
batterit
and
1000-houi
Air
t
:
regular
$113
50.
special
Victor
R63.
Same
as
R7
above
but
console-type.
b-..
cabinet.
Complete,
ready
to
attach
to
your
a"
'
regular
$143.30,
now
Little
Six"
Victor
1023
-Chassis
only
with
tube
on.v
Cn
VS.
Ml
-By
W-stovc!
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KAIEN
HARDWARE
Phone
3
Come
in
and
pick
out
Your
Tennis
Racket
Every
one
a
1934
Or
let
us
repair
your
old
one
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Kaien
Hardware
And
Herc
"Value
Plu"
In
KITCHEN
HELPS
Waste
Cans
with
pedal
for
opening
lid
21
25
Cream
or
Green
Cookie
Tins,
Colored
Cream
or
Green
2QC
Regular
50c;
Special
FOR
THE
BOAT
Heavy
Galvanized
Water
Hrcaher
With
tap,
5
gallons
$1.75
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