Special
Easter
Shoe
Bargains
Also
the
greatest
assortment
of
Runners
ever
Miown
in
this
town,
Dominion
Rubber,
Fleet
Foot,
Goodrich
and
Miner.
John
A.
Anderson,
road
suix-rln-endent
tor
Atlin
district,
arrived
lii
the
city
from
Anyox
on
the
Catala
tills
morning
for
a
brief
visit
to.
departmental
headquarters
here.
Jlc
will
return
north
un
the
Prince
George
tomorrow
afternoon.
i
Ideal
Cleaners
I
OPEN
,f.
In
New
Premises
Cor.
McUridu
&
Fifth
CLEANING,
KEPAIUING,
DYEING,
ETC.
SEE
OUR
WONDERFUL
LINE
OF
Women's
Smart
Suede
SHOES
IVIilSliliiiHHfllHIIilllHIIIHIIIIIIIHIIiRlHHBllliHHHIH
;
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
-
BLACK
COD
-
Prepared
Daily
lij
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
IJ.C.
"TILLIE
THE
T0ILER,,
IN
PUMPS,
TIES,
DRESS
AND"
SPORT
OXFORDS,
SPECIALLY
PRICED
FOR
EASTER.
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS.
Women's
Two-Tone
Sport
Oxfords
Itegubr
$1.50
2.25
Up
from
v
Men's
anil
Boys'
Highest
Grade
Dress
Roots
and
Oxfords
CO
OT
Leekie
make,
up
from
.
.
V
Children's
and
Misses'
Patent
Strap
Slippers
QQ
up
from
LOCAL
NEWS
TO
Be
1MB
Flm
tJAlitnm
IMTTQ
QT
THAT
rTOVT
14
,
m
I
i
men
s
and
lioys'
Highest
tirade
Leckies
Make
Shoes
QO
nr
i
up
from
,
?A.tJD
I
A
great
assortment
of
jj;
iMisses'
and
Children's
jj!
Slippers
bought
of
Leckic
guaranteed
35
less
than
anywhere
else
in
the
city.
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
I
Conic
in
and
convince
yourself
We
accept
city
scrip
and
relief
orders
r
it
mmi
vxms
vrvxwi
i
n
wn
sum
a
u-i
mws
m
?
m
i
a.i
srsa
B-H
MARINE
PAINT
i
You
can
use
nothing
finer
than
Drandram-llenderson's
Marine
J
rami.
Mauc
irom
only
the
purest
of
materials.
B-H
COPPER
PAINT
I
Brandram
Render
son's
is
the
ideal
copper
paint
for
wooden
hulls
to
protect
them
from
the
onslauahts
of
barnacles,
vegetable
ttiuwin
aim
inner
marine
animal
me.
m
cnRnriNSHARnwARF
H.ne3u
'
w
"
t
i
.iv-.
mcRrldi
St
Li
FURS!
FURS!
To
Trappers
and
Dealers
50,000
RATS,
5,000
BEAVER
wanted
to
fill
our
orders
at
once,
and
prepared
to
pay
you
top
market
prices.
Can
also
use
all
other
IUnS
at
full
market
value.
For
prompt
returns,
honest
sradlnff,
a
square
deal,
and
full
market
value,
ship
all
your
l'UKS
to
us.
A
trial
shipment
will
convince
you.
P.
O.
BOX
367
PAPPAS
FURS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
!
William
Miller
of
the
Scavlcw1
Grocery
returned
to
the
city
on
thci
Princess
Norah
on
Sunday
from
t
ten-day
Business
trip
to
ver.
J.
R.
McWHllams.
formerly
mi
grator
abpard
the
steamer
Catala.
has
taken
over
similar
duty
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
on
Its
present,
voyasa
and
expects
to
be
on
the
Alaska
run
henceforth.
Leslie
M.
Scott
of
Vancouver
has
been
assigned
to
the
Catala
as
operator.
MUSSALLEM'S
SPECIALS
V.
C.
AUSTRALIAN
PINEAPPLE
Sliced
or
Crushed,
2's
Q
tor
tin
JLvX
RASPBERRIES
2's,
squat
OQn
tier
tin
501
PEAKS
2's
-j
rn
per
tin
XDl
PEACHES
2's
1
Qo
per
tin
XtJL
VI-TONE
1-lb.
tin,
Jig
Saw
Puzzle
FREE
with
each
tin
7
per
tin
OIK,
rtllXJ
WAY'S
TEA-5
o'clock
7Qp
This
Is
the
old
price
per
lb.
CALIFORNIA
RAISINS
QO
2
Crown
with
seeds,
3
lbs.
U
DESSICATED
COCOANUT
QCn
2
lbs.
...
OOl
MUSSALLEM'S
BUTTER
QQ
A-l.
3
lbs
tV
P.
R.
LOCAL
EGOS
QP0
3
doz.
tL
PILCHARDS
Snowcap
V2s
OCT
4
tins
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
17-19
Third
Avenue
Writ
P.O.
Boi
575
Phone
18
HOVAi
Does
it
Fit
1
tyysrs
thz
daily
iqrKa
MRS.
MANDY
INTERESTING
'Passion
Play"
Lecture
Draws
Crowded
House
to
Calhtdral
Over
260
people
attended
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hall
last
night
to
hear
an
exceptional
lecture
on
'The
Passion
Play
at
Obcrammcr-gau"
by
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy.
It
was
under
the
ausulces
of
Toe
H.
Prior
to
the
lecture
an
opening
hymn.
"The
Lord
is
My
Shepherd
was
sung
by
the
audience.
This
was
followed
by
a
solo,
"It
Was
For
Me,"
by
Jolm
E.
Davcy.
Mrs.
Mandy
then
took
her
audience
upon
a
long
und
eventful
pilgrimage
from
New
York
across
the
Atlantic
thence
overland
from
Cherbourg,
through
Paris,
across
France,
over
the
border
Into
Bavaria,
passing
through
iviunicn
and
eventually
arriving
al
Obcrammcr-gau,
nestled
amongst
the
Bavarian
Alps.
The
speaker
took
her
hearers
through
this
quaint
ola
world
village,
describing
the
individual
inhabitants
in
their
everyday
life
and
In
the
character
each
portrayed
in
the
Passion
Play..
She
told
of
the
remarkable
effect
the
performance
of
this
play
through
the
centuries
has
had
upon
the
natives
of
Ober-nmmcrgau,
how
it
had
produced
an
Idealistic,
.simple
living,
clean
living
and
truly
religious
people
to
whom
all
the
trickeries
and
sharp
practices
of
the
modern
business
world
arc
unknown
a
truly
democratic
people.
The
impersonation
of
the
Christus
on
three
different
oc
casions
by
Anton
Long
was
indeed
wonderful
as
was
the
presentation
of
the
characters
of
the
Virgin
Mary;
Mary
Magdalene,
Peter
and
Judas.
IIMory
of
I'lay
In
the
course
of
her
lecture
Mrs,
Mandy
described
how
the
Passion
Play
had
come
Into
being:
how
It
was
first
performed
in
the
little
village
church
of
Obcrammcrgau
to
an
audience
of
villagers
in
the
year
1G34
and
at
more
or
less
re
gular
intervals
ever
since.
The
three-hundredth
anniversary
performance
will
take
place
this
year.
Nobody
but
those
born
In,
the
village
can
take
part
In
the
presentation.
There
are
no
professional
actors,
no
makc-un
or
anv
other
of
the
modern
artifices
of
the
stage
used.
Yet
it
Is
a
wonderful
production,
drawing
people
from
the
four
quarters
of
the
world.
Seats
arc
booked
one
year
In
advance.
Tlie
lecture
was
accompanied
bv
a
scries
of
beautiful
colored
lantern
pictures
depicting
the
different
actors
in
their
roles
and
In
their
everyday
life;
scenes
of
the
thea
tre,
the
village
and
the
woodcarvlng
workshops,
also
of
the
wonderful
triangular-shaped
mountain
with
its
huge
cross
overlooking
the
whole
village.
At
the
close
of
her
lecture
Mrs.
Mandy
was
given
an
ovation.
A
duet,
"The
Crown
of
Thorns,"
by
Mrs.
P.
H.
Llnzcy
and
John
E.
Davcy
was
much
appreciated.
A
closing
hymn,
"In
the
Cross
of
Christ
I
dory,"
and
the
benediction
by
Dean
Gibson
brought
to
a
close
a
most
Interesting
evening.
very
Rev.
Dean
J.
B.
Gibson
was
chairman.
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy
operated
the
lantern
and
Mrs.
8.
A.
KIcIback
accompanied
the
singing.
James
It.
Gaudln,
superintendent
engineer
for
steamships
of
the
Yukon
and
White
Pass
itoulr
and
Mrs.
Oaudln
were
ias.scngcrs
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
Sunday
afternoon
golnc
through
to
White-
horse
for
the
season
after
having
spent
the
winter
In
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
In
the
south.
Adrertlse
in
tne
Dally
News
White
Cooks
Are
Installed
Today
Commodore
Cafe
All
white
cooks
have
been
by
James
KUIas
at
the
Commodore
following
his
recent
visit
to
Vancouver
where
he
secured
a
French
chef
and
very
competent'
Canadian
assistants
This
will
make
'
a
wide
appeal
to
those
who
have
been
objecting
to
Oriental
cooking.
In
addition
Mr.
Kllla.i.
while
in
various
Improvements
in
his
cafe
(
which
will
prove
very
attractive.
The
decorators
will
be
busy
directly
and
the
whole
premises
will'
be
thoroughly
renovated.
Jim
inspec-'ted
the
most
up-to-date
cafes
In
i
the
south
and
he
plansto
make
his
;
the
equal
of
any
of
them.
On
Dress
Parade!
C5T2E0T.
woaj
cjht
OUT
OM
THE
TLOOte
AXIO
7
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
service
boat
Salvage
Princess,
which
has
been
on
a
ten.
day
voyage
to
Vancouver.
Is
expected
back
in
port
tonight
or
early
tomorrow
morning.
The
vessel,
aboard
which
Capt.
aud
Mrs
W.
P.
Armour
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
W
O.
Fulton
made
the
trip
to
Vancou
ver,
took
south
fifty
tons
of
logging
equipment
from
Buckley
Day
and
Is
bringing
back
the
well
known
aeivlce
boat
Pachena
which
Is
to:
have
another
engine
Installed
here.
!
!
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
A.
B.
Dickson,
returned
to
port
at
9
15
this
morning
from
a
regular
voy-
ZAM-BUK
..Soothtt
Quickly
Heals
BURNS
&
SCALDS
S.
K.
Sj-
iune
in
lopics
HIGH
LIGHTS
TUi:SI)AY
6:
30-"Parade
of
the
Province.
CFCN,
CItCV.
7:00-
.Seth
Parker.
KOMO.
8:15
Hollywood
Looking
Glass,
KJIt.
0:00
Den
bcrulc's
Orchestra.
KOMO.
0:45
Police
Chief
Qulnn.
KOO,
KPO.
WKIINKSOAY
6:00
Ipana
Troubadors,
KOMO
7:00
Corn
Cob
Club.
KOMO.
8:00
Andre
Postelonetz.
KSL.
8:45
Winning
the
West,
KOMO.
TIIIIKSDAY
6:00
Concert
Itecit.il,
CFCN,
CItCV.
-6:30
ftadlo
Theatre
Guild,
CFCN.
CItCV.
8:15
Standard
Symphony,
KOMO.
0:00
Under
the
Stars,
CFCN.
.
nd
Krmrmbfr
V
offer
you
a
modern,
efficient
and
re.
liable
Kadio
Service
Superior
Radio
Service
Phone
niue
320;
336
2nd.
Ave.
LOOK
FOIl
TIIK
TOWKK
I
II
Added
Feature
8::0)
A
Warner
Uros.
Picture
March
"
a
.
,
,
nun,,,
it
II
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;
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Monday
&
Tuesday
Two
Shows
7
tt
8:20
Admission
p
7
LEE
TRACY
Tickling
Comedy
"TURN
BACK
THE
CLOCK"
7
At
9:30)
With
Mae
Clarke.
Otlo
Kruecr,
Georje
Barbicr.
A
M
f;
m
,
,
Would
You
Like
to
Live
Your
Life
Over
Ataint
"
On
her
regular
fortnightly
voyage
north
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
C.
N.
It.
steamer
Prlnec
John,
Capt.
Edward
Mabbs.
left
Skldegate
Inlet
at
5
o'clock
this
morning
for
Massett
Inlet,
being
due
at
Massett
at
3
ot-clock
this
afternoon.
The
vewel.
which
has
considerable
freight
to
discharge
In
Massett
Inlet.
Is
not
ixpected
to
arrive
here
before
noon
tomorrow.
Rock
Bottom
RADIO
Bargains
Kadlo
Tradr-in
and
l)rntonlrator
"THE
KEYHOLE
Starring
KAY
FRANCIS
and
GKOKGK
HKKvr
jim
mnnncr
rrcpinj
iom
'
and
raid
to
IVfp
Wed.
&
Thlirs.
"Charlie
Chan's
Greatest
age
to
Anyox.
8tewart
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
130
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Local
Man
Forms
Mining
Syndic!
I'rmn..)...
l
.
.
....
.ri
t"
or
nrni
(g
yi
arm
anil
other
DMrlft,
James
Kllla
wr
,
recently,
succcen
!
a
prospecting
mi
eouver-Hupcrt
Cr
lending
out
two
r
Phillips
Arm
and
examine
some
thought
xhouir?
allzcd.
The
men
week
7
Models
to
Clear
at
I'nprrrcdf
nlrd
ffit&T
I.ow
Prices
Victor
117.
1032
8-tubc
mantel
model,
complete
De
Forest
Croaley
7-tube
Uble
model,
complete
Victor
Rfl.
1032
Console
model,
7
tube,
prnctlr.illy
a
Instrument
Victor
V28.
1028-Table
model
8
tubes,
orlfliul
j
i
$222.50.
now
only
Hattey
Sets
For
Out
of
Town
Victor
K07.
1033-8
tubes
mantel
model,
complet.
Evercady
heavy
duty
batteries
and
1000-hour
Air
t
regular
$113.50.
special
Victor
R68.-6ame
as
H67
above
but
console
type,
bra
:
cabinet.
Complete,
ready
to
attach
to
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