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DAILY
N2WS
Twsdiy
May
l
f5
'a
66
Acid
Indigestion
indicates
too
much
acid
in
the
Stomach.
.
.
.
The
resultant
misery
will
vanish
speedily
if
you
take
a
little
BiMrafrd
Magnesia
(Bis
muth
in
Magnesia)
after
eating,
to
improve
the
over-acid
condition
of
the
stomach.
.
.
.
This
is
better
than
relying
on
habit-forming
Laxatives.
.
.
.
At
all
Drug
Stores
in
pouter
form,
or
in
tabled
for
handy
carrying.
P
BISMUTH
IN
MAGNESIA
j
It's
a
Protective
Heutralizer
NOT
a
Laxative
NEWS
FLASHES"
Production
of
General
Motors
of
Canada
during
March
set
a
new
high
mark
for
the
year
to
date
and
shattered
all
monthly
production
records
for
the
past
thirty-four
months.
The
output
for
the
month
was
70
ahead
of
1933.
Domestic
and
export
production
for
the
period
January
1st
to
April
10th,
1934
was
46.8
In
excess
of
the
same
period
during
1933.
Retail
sales
of
General
Motors
products
In
Canada
during
the
period
January
1st
to
April
10th,
1934
were
31.6
ahead
of
the
same
period
in
1933.
Orders
on
file
greatly
exceed
those
of
any
similar
period
since
1929.
Duslncss
is
excellent,
and
our
management
are
doing
everything
that
Is
humanly
iwssible
to
meet
the
unprecedented
demand
for
General
Motors
products.
Yours
very
truly,
T.
X.
BEKKY,
Sales
Promotion
Manager.
The
above
Is
a
letter
Just
received
and
we
assure
our
customers
wc
arc
doing
everything
possible
to
procure
cars
to
fill
our
local
orders.
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
Phone
52
Chevrolet
and
General
Motors
Dealers
Batteries
For
Every
Purpose
A
cool
of-'
'"I
f""".
It's
sure
to
I
IrfTT!
iK
'VS
please
you
For
Marine
Automotive
Lighting
SUrKOX
IUTTEKIKS
will
not
shed,
buckle,
sulphate
or
otherwise
disintegrate
but
improve
with
age
if
kept
in
active
use.
JAMES
MARTIN
Massett,
D
C.
P.O.
Box
77,
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
WHEN
YOUR
COAL
BIN
NEEDS
REPLENISHING
PHONE
US
We
have
coals
suitable
for
all
your
requirements
and
at
prices
to
suit
all
purses.
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Phone
618
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
A
Busy
Day
at
Hull
l-ocat
Dry
Dock
Gets
Oil
Tank
Order
A
newspaper
from
Hull,
England,
which
has
come
to
hand,
reveals
the
vast
Importance
of
the
fishing
Industry
to
that
port.
On
Wednesday
of
Holy
Week
this
ycar.no
less
than
1975
tons
3,950,000
pounds)
of
fish
was
landed
at
the
great
English
fishing
port
as
compared
with
2,118
tons
on
the
same
day
a
year
ago,
trawlers
discharging
this
vast
harvest
of
the
sea
for
dispatch
to
all
parts
of
England,
Scotland,
Ireland
and
Wales.
In
three
days
of
Holy
Week
this
year
at
Hull
landings
amounted
to
11,744.000
pounds
In
comparison
with
12.022,-780
pounds
In
the
same
three
days
last
year.
The
following
excerpt
from
the
Hull
newspaper
gives
some
'
Idea
of
what
that
port
looks
like
on
a
busy
landing
day:
j
"Landings
started
as
carlv
as
2
a.m.
and
by
11
o'clock
the
two
huge!
quays,
which
run
a
length
of
3,100
feet
and
are
90
feet
wide,
were!
stacked
from
end
to
end
with
bar-
j
rcls
of
fish
better
known
as
kits-each
of
which
contained
ten-stones,
j
"Sales
of
North
Sea
and
Faroe
i
catches
opened
at
7:45
a.m..
these
I
being
followed
by
the
long-distance
landing
auctions,
all
of
which
commanded
a
large
attendance
and
a
brisk
demand.
"It
was.
.really
surprising.
In
fact,
how
well
prices
were
maintained
throughout
the
morning
In
the
face
of
colossal
supplies.
Even
at
noon
Icelandic
cod
was
making
12s
per
kit
and
even
more
In
some
cases
a
pleasing
feature
being
the
excellence
of
all
supplies.
,
"Starting
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
a
succession
of
special
fish
trains
left
Hull
for
Inland
markets.
Twenty
trains
will
be
required
today
to
transport
the
fish,
some
having
as
many
as
60
wagons
attached.
.Until
9
o'clock
tonight
special
trains
will
leave
the
dock
at
inter
vals,
the
smoothness
of
wnririnc
arrangements
reflecting
great
credit
on
the
L.
N.
E.
n.
staff.
"Nineteen
deep-sea
and
13
short-
distance
trawlers
arrived
at
Hull
today,
and
these
may
be
auirmen
ted
by
late
discharges
at
the
River
side
Quay
If
some
boats
which
are
i
really
due
tomorrow
dash
for
to
day's
market.
"Twelve
trawlers
from
the
Icelandic
fishing
grounds
had
reached
Hull
by
mid-day.
Hull
had
four
White
Sea
trawlers
with
arrivals
also
from
Faroe.
Two
Norwegian
Coast,
one
Bear
Island
and
four
West
Coast
boats
also
put
Into
Hull.
"Icelandic
cod
predominated
nn
the
market,
but
over
1,000
kits
ol
WhiUs
Sea
Jumbo
haddocks
were
also
on
offer.
"Over
500
ten-ton
wagons
of
coal
were
shipped
yesterday
as
trawler
bunkcrs,,six
coaling
appliances,
including
one
of
the
latest
working
throughout
the
night
In
(order
to
cope
with
the
requirements
of
local
trawlers
which
are
hurry-
ng
out
to
sea
again
after
landing
their
fish,
"Coaling
proceeded
throughout
the
night
and
further
all
night
CONVENTION
IN
SESSION
Native
Brotherhood
of
Northern
British
Columbia
.Meets
at
Kltkatla
KITKATLA.
May
1:
With
delegations
present
from
Massctt,
Hartley
Bay,
Port
Esslngton,
Port
Simpson
and
other
points
in
the
district,
the
annual
convention
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
Northern
British
Columbia
opened
at
this
village
today.
The
convention
will
be
in
progress
for
three
or
four
Hays
and
many
questions
affecting
the
native
population
of
the
district
will
be
discussed.
Ambrose
Rckl
of
Port
Simpson,
the
president.
Is
unable
to
be
In
attendance
and
the
vice-president,
Alfred
Adams
of
Massctt,
Is
taking
the
chair
In
his
absence.
William
Beynon
of
Port
Simpson
Is
secre
tary.
Addressed
Local
C.
C.
F.
People,
Kev.
Robert
Connell
and
Ernest'
Bakewell
Gave
Organization
j
Talks
Saturday
Evening
'
Organization
talks
were
delivered
by
Rev.
Robert
Connell.
M.
L.
A.
for
Victoria
and
Leader
of
the
C
C
F
Opposition
In
the
Legislature,
and
Ernest
Bakewell,
M.
L.
A.
for
Mac
kenzle,
before
a
meeting
of
local
C
C.
F.
clubs
In
the
party
rooms
on
Fulton
Street
Saturday
evening.
J.
J.
GlUls,
president
of
the
West
C.
C.
F.
Club,
was
In
the
chair
and
there
was
a
gorjd
attendance
of
followers
of
the
party
and
friends.
W.
II.
Tobcy.
CNJi.
divisional
superintendent,
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
one
of
his
periodical
trips
over
the
line
on
official
inspection
duties.
bunkering
will
be
required
today.'
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
A.
E.
Dickson,
returned
to
port
at
11:30
this
morning
from
Anyox.
Stewart
and
othcj
northern
points
and
sail
ed
at
i:30
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnU.
The
Union
Oil
Co.
has
given
an
order
to
the
local
r!
construction
of
a
12,000-gaIIon
steel
fuel
storage
tank
which
Is
to
be
Installed
by
the
company
at
one
of
Its
stations
up
the
line
The
tank
is
to
be
eleven
feet
In
diameter
and
twenty
feet
-In
height.
Construction
Is
proceeding.
HOLIDAYS
For
Adults
or
Children
on
the
Famous
Graham
Island
North
Beach
Fishing.
Bathing.
Badminton.
Picnics.
Scenic
Drives.
Shooting
in
the
Season.
Rent
a
fully
furnished
cottage
at
Sangan
River.
For
full
particulars
apply
MRS.
DUNN
Massett,
B.C.
CAST
IS
UNUSUAL
"The
Conquering
Sex,"
Starring
Myrna
I.oy
anil
Max
Baer,
at
Capitol
Theatre
A
distinguished
group
of
actors
and
sporting
personalities
arc
gathered
together
In
the
persons
of
Myrna
Loy.
Max
Baer.
Prlmo
Car-nera.
Jack
Dempwy,
Walter
Huston
and
Otto
Kruger
In
"The
Conquering
Sex,"
a
vivid
story
of
the
prize
ring,
which
opened
last
night
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
and
will
be
repeated
tonight.
The
plot
of
the
film
depicts
the
career
of
a
hnrd-bolled
youngster,
played
by
Baer.
who
rises
from
the!
position
of
"bouncer"
In
a
speakeasy
to
that
of
a
championship
boxer
who
meets
Camera
In
a
ten-'
round
fight.
The
film
bout
Is
refcr-ecd
by
none
other
than
Jack
Demp-
sey.
Walter
Huston
plays
the
parti
of
a
booze-rldden
down-at-heel
fight
manager.
Myrna
Loy
has
the
romantic
lead
and
chooses
Baer
for
her
husband
over
Otto
Kruger.
a!
racketeer
night-club
operator.
To
add
realism
to
the
prize-fight
sc-j
'
quences
there
are
glimpses
of
such
great
fighters
of
yesteryear
as
Jew
Wlllard.
James
Jeffries.
Frank
Moran.
Joe
Rivers
and
Billy
Papkc.
Here!
Here!
Our
Specials
are
for
Your
Benefit.
Take
advantage
and
leave
your
first
of
the
month
order
with
us,
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DELIVERY
of
order
SJ.00
or
more.'
All
Wc
Accept
City
Scrip
out-of-town
orders
prompt
attention
receive
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tin
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JAP
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GRANULATED
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20
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Limit
20
lbs
GOLD
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pkgs.
$2.25
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17c
19c
43c
29c
15c
$1.37
43c
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
at
Reduced
Prices
MUSSALIEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
H7-1S
Third
Avenue
Went
P.O.
Box
573
Phone
II
Monday
&
Tuesday
Two
Showw
7
&
9t
10
Admission,
lsc
jt
ROMANCE
DRAMA
THRILLS
Myrna
Loy,
Max
Baer,
Primo
Camera,
Jack
Dempsey
in
"THE
CONQUERING
SEX"
With
Walter
Huston,
Otto
Kruger
(7:25
&
9:33)
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lust
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