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gefl
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Well'';
Hthe
president
wantsI
1
Gosh
vmATootsli
rl
j
this
morning
J
?ZA
77
TO
SEE.
YOU
IM
MtS
I
THE
OLD
MAN
iJjP
H
LET
ME
Un.'HhH!
OFFICE-AT
ONCE
fC
WANT
WITH
ME-JJ
fj
JtobiK
THAT
WAS
A
BEAUTIFUL
BLEND"
1
AfeS
T
AND
FROM
NOW
ON
SIR
1
JfciS
TOO
mlS
ED
M
In'S
fWflS'
CUT
PLUG
DR.
MANDY
SUGGESTED
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
Would
Have
Him
Named
Provincial
Mineralogist
STEWART.
April
5:
At
ft
regular
replied
to
by
the
secretary,
show
ing
that
this
board
had
already
taken
the
suggested
action
andi
made
rfpresentaUons
to
the
Banking
and
Currency
Commission,
Rt
j
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
and
other
pub-!
lie
men.
Reports
were
received
from
com-;
mittees
dealing
with
freight
rates.
,
publicity
and
policing.
The
board
forwarded
a
telegram
to
the
pro-
'
vincial
minister
of
mines
recommending
the
appointment
of
Dr.
J
:
T.
Mandy
to
the
vacant
position
of
provincial
mineralogist.
There
was
some
discussion
as
to
whether
this
5
district
would
not
thereby
lose
a
very
valuable
asset
but
it
was
felt
'that
a
man
with
Dr.
Mandy's
:
qualifications
would
be
of
inesti
mable
value
to
the
mining
Industry
as
provincial
mineralogist.
The
application
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Com-1
pany
for
renewal
of
the
railway
!
charter,
as
reported
in
the
press
;
was
the
subject
of
some
Informal
discussion.
CASH
FOR
OLD
GOLD
Bring
Us
Your
Old
Cold!
!
1
We
will
pay
you
the
highest
'possible
price.
We
can
use
some
of
It
right
here
ln
our
business.
If
you
have
some
gold
articles
lying
around
uselessly
better
turn
them
ln
now
while
the
"premium
is
at'
Its
highest.
Also
there
Is
always
the
chance
of
them
being
lost
or
forgotten.
'
"atliit
sfoRt
WITH
THE
CL0C
United
Church
Easter
Sale
Is
Delightful
Event
The
United
Church
Ladies'
Aid
Easter
sale
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
church
parlors.
The
weather
was
ideal
and
many
Local
Unemployed
Back
Up
Vancouver
Island
Cause
Delegation
Coming
At
a
largely
attended
meeting
of
Jthe
unemployed
last
night
ln
the
Canadian
Labor
Defence
Leasue
Hall,
resolutions
offering
support
to.
the
striking
loggers
on
Vancouver
Island
were
adopted.
A
delegation
of
striking
loggers
Is
expected
to
arrive
here
within
the
next
few
days.
Further
routine
business
was
transacted
at
last
night's
meeting.
A.
R.
Mclver
was
chairman.
Mrs.
Helen
Wills
Moody
Still
Has
Spinal
Trouble
BEVERLEY
HILLS.
Cal
.
April
5:
Reports
that
Mrs.
Helen
Wills
Moody
might
make
an
early
return
to
the
tennis
courts
are
declared
to
be
very
much
exaggerated.
The
former
national
women's
cham-
Ipion
Is
stated
to
be
a
long
way
from
having
recovered
from
spinal!
j
trouble
which
a
year
ago
sudoenlv
J
forced
her
out
of
match
play.
LIVED
HERE
Oliver
KoRers,
Former
Local
Railway
Engineer,
Succumbs
at
Saskatoon
tlnnpri
alrsitrinn
In
a
tlmllnr
?
Eile
rei
capacity.
Pneumonia
was
the
cause
.
Mrs.
w
N.
Thomas
and
Mrs
Jenkins
Lf
Mr
Ro,
demlse
whJ
camp
and
those
serving
were
Mrs.
Nor-1
sudden,
e
wag
&
Inmber
of
mn
MeLeod
Mrs.
V.
B.
Cornish.
fe
A
p
&
A
M
faere
Mrs.
Norman
Moorehouse.
Mrs.
S
te-
Bom
ln
OnUri0
flf
t
'58
V"
.
v
-----
pads
rora
iffE
OAILt
NBW8
mIU)
mavini.
4
uont
Manv
nf
trw
fnrmr
frlPivic
In
A-"-
I
Moncton
Hawks
Tilnf
fk-P
tn
on
in
the
in
Allan
Cup
I
TORONTO,
April
5:
(T
l
Moncton
Hawks
won
the
Allan
Cup
and
the
Canadian
senior
amateur
hockey
cham-
pionship
Inst
night
by
r1.)footimr
Vrirt
William
llV,iVMll
w
'
"
third
and
deciding
game.
Tort
William
had
won
the
first
game
and
Moncton
the
second.
HOWE
IS
IN
FINAL
George
How
cam
up
from
behind
hist
night
to
defeat
J.
HUlman.
last
rear
ehampton.
iti
ttw
wmi-flnal
of
the
elty
lntei
mediate
tadl-vtfial
billiard
itarmonablpa,
the
styve
ben
2M
to
a29
At
ont
ttrae
Howe
was
65
potr'
behind
and
It
looked
like
it
vm
going
to
he
easy
for
Hlllman
but
the
former
rallied
and
a
33
-point
break
heipd
him
to
forue
ahead.
Pete
Prltchnrd
and
John
May
will
meet
tonleht
to
decide
who
shall
qualify
for
the
final
with
Howe.
LONG
TIME
Sons
of
Norway
Telephone
Whist
The
Sons
of
Norway
held
a
delightful
telephone
whtat
last
eve-
,
nine,
there
being
teven
tabiaa
of
meeting
of
the
Stewart
Board
of
-
"
"
-
Prize
winner,
were:
ladles'
first.
orth-while
effort
as
well
as
a
very
Prince
Rupert
of
deceased
and
his
Trade
correspondence
was
received
Mr5
K
m.
from
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
minister
pl!n
"e;
m
w,m,
u
tamUy
u-lU
leam
'Un
feellng
second.
Mrs.
J.
Ivaraon;
ftoen's
first,
of
trade
and
commerce,
and
Olof
1?vZi
t:
dep
reBret
ot
whlch
"-io.-'B.
Sather.
store,
ill;
mea'e
ae-j
Hanson
M.P.
deaUng
with
the
r?arv
curre
early
this
morning
in
Sas-
,eond,
J.
Storseth.
!
ai.
assistea
tn
h
d
mm
Mrs.
n
u
n
u.
iutm.
board's
actions
on
the
silver
ques-
katoon
of
OHver
RogfM
who
,j
Fonowing
cardi
ddlcku
re-'
tlon.
JpTin
"0W5S
ra,cetd
lfhe
rhms
a
well
known
and
popular
passen-
freshment.
were
served.
throughout.
The
dainty
tea
table,
,wM,1
fcuA
(
Kllr
"um
luc
centred
with
lovely
of
Easter
."Jl
"T"
"Z""
"
OI1",
a
pot
V.
V.
raU
here
for
e,eTtn
AssoclaUon
of
Vancouver
asking
the
oveVbv
lthe
,u,
nrpSided
"
Mrs
H
board
to
soonsor
a
resolution
in
fa-
P"
overf,
between
1915
and
1926
and
who
for
vor
of
increased
silver
coinage
was
w
r
T,
,
the
past
eight
years
had
been
sta-
lilUIUitS
uiiu
mis,
Y.
II.
XVCIgUl.
o
'.l.
r
t
v.,
sen-ice
since
a.
youth,
Bejjde.
hlsL
Manxj)ricer
ffiendsweje
ln.at-
""""
"'
widow,
who
Is
a
sister
of
Mrs.
D.
Or-
Those
in
charge
0
stalls
were:
cnard
McLeod
of
thit
clt
hc
lwves
Candy-Miss
Dorothy
StUes
and
mn,,
hu
lftM
lw
',,nhtm
Miss
Smith.
Peggy
M,
pno-r.
nrm,
a
mmKr
nt
Fancy
Work-Mrs.
D.
Santerbane
thp
4.
m
rl
uia..i.
and
Miss
M.
MacGregor.
Hnitai
n
Tmr.f
ari
Home
Cooking-Mrs.
G.
F.
Davey,
'
'
aeA
tfhn
ntt.n(ta
,n
Mrs.
Frank
Vickers.
Mrs.
Moore
and
katoon
bereflved
wJn
haye
mrs.
j.
o.
irvine.
A
.
,
.....j.
ajruidlllji
ui
many
HIC11U5
,
,
,
A
short
instrumental
musical
cte
piugiuiu
was
ciijuyca
during
uie
afternoon
The
fnnpml
Those
taking
part
were
c,,,,.
the
Misses
Edith
Johnstone.
Elsie
'
Franks,
Audrey
Parkin
and
Eileen
-
r-
Hamblln
with
violin
selections,
ac
companied
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
and
Miss
Elizabeth
Currle
with
a
guitar
wlo.
Support
Offered,
Striking
Loggers
will
take
John
Byman
Is
Laid
at
Rest
funeral
of
Pioneer
of
City
Take
Place
This
Afternoon
Prom
It.
,'
C.
Undertakers'
Chapel
tendance
this
afternoon
at
the
B
C.
Undertakers'
chapel
for
the
funeral
of
the
late
John
Emmanuel
Byman.
former
resident
ot
Prince
Rupert
and
for
the
past
fifteen
years
engaged
ln
ranching
at
Perow
in
the
Bulkley
Valley.
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Holllngworth.
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
officiated
and
W.
Vaughan
Daviet
presided
at
place
in
he
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns
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AMERICA
PAIHXCOMPANY
LTD.
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vancotrra
cmuakv
riiMosiow
rc;i
HI
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-
-
-
-
-
-
-
'
jrarr
.
HB1
4
QQ
yl
year
of
outstanding
auto-I
y
Ot"
motve
achievement
brings
you
Pontiac
a
new
model
of
extraordinary
performance,
comfort,
and
value!
Time-proved
features
which
brought
fame
to
past
Pontiacs
have
been
retained.
Important
new
refinements
have
been
added
.
.
.
many
of
them
actually
suggested
by
Canadian
motorists,
througl
their
whole-hearted
co-operation
with
General
Motors'
Customer
Research
activities.
First
of
all,
the
now-famous
Knee-Action
Wheels
enable
you
to
enjoy
a
Floating
Ride.
Nobumpsl
Nojarsl
No
shimmy
I
Naturally,
the
exclusive
Fisher
No-Draft
Ventilation,
pioneered
in
last
year's
General
Motors
cars,
has
been
retained
and
improved
to
provide
an
even
greater
measure
of
comfort
and
protection.
Safety
is
further
assured
by
new
Bendix
brakes
...
a
strapping
K
Y
Lead
Kind's
LiKhf
"
Half-Gait.
Quarts
Pints
Half-Pints
1.7.
i.zr.
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.10
SILVER
ANNIVERSARY
Half-Galf
Quart?
Pints
Half-Pints
"Girder
Box"
frame
.
.
.
ari
new
M
Beam
headlamps.
Pontic..-
Straight-8
engine
has
been
t
.
r
ingly
advanced.
It's
faster.
more
powerful,
more
economu
.
because
of
live
rubber
suspen-tically
vibrationlesa.
Then
to
in
wheelbase,
in
car
weight,
m
and
in
tire
size,
all
tend
a
the
roomiest,
easiest
-riding
ever
to
bear
the
famous
In
'
r
trademark
I
When
you
see
this
dig.
modern
car,
youH
certainly
war
it!
And
when
you
drive
if.
we
j
youll
experience
in
hones-''.,
new
sensation.
Please
accept
os,
:
invitation
to
ride
and
drive
-
F
the
car
that
makes
all
r
..
",
-Start
the
new
year
r-g
Lc'
F
show
you
the
way
to
a
1.
"
r
:
kindof
low-cost
mot
cr
.r.ge-
:
satisfaction.
Exceptionally
hlrh-grade
virniih
for
floort,
linoleum
and
wood-work.
Standi
hard
wear,
and
ii
uraflected
by
boiling;
water.
Keg.
Sale
Price
Price
,::.(io
2.ort
AH)
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Or
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KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
Third
Ave.
oinliial
motoks
dealers
Phone
52
Pallbearers
were
A
H,...M'sn
E
F'!:.
wire
'he
s
rvicr
interment
R-iaj.g
C
irl
Juhnson
c
J
Lund-
IWrilfih
were
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With
Me"
and
was
n4atc
m
Fuimcw
Cemetery
vjis-
Os
ar
Larscn
a.d
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r
Jn
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Onth
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A
!
I
7th
Sale
Lasts
One
Week
Only
Plan
your
Spring
decorating
now.
and
take
advantsge
of
the
reduction
in
Satin
Oh)
pricel
to
t
oy
an
me
interior
finishes
you
require
OuH.k-drjrjn
ih
eIois
Choice
of
1?
beantiful
colors.
The
pff.
feet
finish
fof
furnirufe.
woodwork
and
1
elm!
1
hi
worn
lino-leum.
Reg.
'
Silt
Price
Price
Ta.
.
mJ
a
wathaiie
for
walla,
.:eilingf
a;
1
work.
1
1
cornea
in
"
ahadet,
mott
amul'le
f"'
decoration.
Ret
Prue
Half-Gah
Pints
HalfiPints
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
ritlNCE
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?
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,
:
1
1
Jl
Site
Puce
1.00
.
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De
Luxe
Wall
Tint
Mi-TS
50c
regular
65c.
Sale
Price
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