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and
you
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in
tho
STYLE
and
QUALITY
Car
in
tho
Low-Prico
Field
TTOR
1935,
the
Master
Chevrolet
offars
you
J-
five
famous
modem
features,
not
one
oi
which
can
you
get
on
any
other
car
in
Chev.
rolet's
price
class!
"Turret
Top"
Fisher
body
the
first
real
all-steel
body
ever
offered
in
the
low
price
field!
Knee-Action
for
safety
and
comfort!
Blue
Flame
Engine
the
valve-in-head
type
used
in
costly
cars!
Weatherproof
Cable-Controlled
Brakes!
Fisher
No-Draft
Ventilation!
When
you
can
get
all
these
features
in
only
one
low-priced
car
.
.
.
see
and
drive
that
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before
you
buy!
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in
today
at
our
showrooms.
Delivered,
folly
equipped,
at
factory,
Oshawa,
Ont.
Freight
and
Government
license
only
eitra.
COAL!
COAL!
i
Our
Famous
Edson.
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaran-
!
teed
to
give
satisfaction.
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a
!
ton
of
No,
1
Dulkley
Valley
We
I
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat,
;
Oats
and
Darley.
!
I
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
58
rhones
558
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
Third
Ave.
W.
OUR
REFRESHMENT
PARLOR
Has
been
completely
renovated,
We
can
serve
you
with
Tea
Coffee
Cocoa
Hot
Chocolate
j
Cake
Pic
Sandwiches
I
Ice
Cream
Sodas
i
'
Experienced
staff
and
service
j
Don't
forget
jour
Easter
Candies'
and
Novelties.
Our
stock
is
complete
and
prices
reasonable.
.
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
r.
O.
Box
575
rhone
18
Sea
Scouts
$Q?K
(for
the'
Master
f
OOJ
2-Pass.
Coupe)
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STANDARD
SERIES
MODELS
AS
LOW
AS
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nKo
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Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
!
The
Sea
Scouts'
weekly
meeting
opened
last
night
with
the
inspec-;
Hon
of
patrols
for
points
in
which
I
the
Curlew
Patrol
leads,
thus
taking
the
honor
flag
from
the
Otter
(Patrol.
Richard
Mills,
a
graduate
from
I
i
limmniM.1.
,
"TILL1E
THE
TOILER"
Cubs,
was
voted
into
the
Curlew
Patrol.
The
Beaver
Patrol
remained
leaders
In
basketball
with
the
Curlew
Patrol
runner-up.
The
Sea
Scouts'
weekly
hike
on
Saturdays
was
cancelled
on
account
of
threatening
rainfall.
The
first
aid
class
will
hold
the
regular
weekly
meeting
on
Monday
evening.
SATIN-GLO
ANNUAL
SALE
Ends
April
fith
IIUY
NOW
AND
SAVE:
15c
on
Half
Pints
25c
on
Pints
50c
on
Quarts
$1.00
on
Half
Gallons
Only
one
day
left
to
purchase
at
these
prices.
We
can
supply
you
with
coupons.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
THE
DAILT
N1WS
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Halibut
Fleet
Finally
(Jets
Away
Spring
Salmon
,
Run
Improves
Slightly
Kelclukan
Hnlibutters
Vote
to
Stay
in
Port
Whilo
it
is
tn
ho
rprrrpttwl
that
nn
imnasse
has
been
I
i
,
;
reached
in
the
dispute
between
the
boat
owners
and
the
I
,
fishermen
over
the
question
of
sharing
of
proceeds
of
halibut
livers,
general
gratification
is
expressed
in
busi
I
ness
circles
at
Prince
Rupert
at
the
return
to
work
of
the'
1
Ml
a
j
ii
rri
it?
i
mi
i
it.
i
I
i
nuuuui
neei
ior
me
kmo
season
mis
ween,
i
ne
nope
is
mat.
au
i-auy
seiuemcni
may
oe
reacnccH"
in
connection
with
the
halibut
liver
crcatlnB
more
,reight
business,
dead
ock
result
of
which
as
a
Unlon
8tamer
Carriena.
Capl.
Er.
twenty-three
boats
or
the
fleet
have
n
i.,
i
left
lor
the
banks
manned
by
boat
5.30
MVeral
hour
owners.
Icavlnc
the
union
fisher-
......
.
-il
"
omnia
unw,
iroin
me
mjuui
ana
men
with
the
,
exception
of
those
,
a
hour
or
;t)
Jaler
on
aboard
two
boat,
J.
R..
Capt.
J.
R.!.,
...
.
.
......
itvmw
inuvvuui
vinjisvuib.
In
port.
The
ccneral
opinion
seems
to
be
that,
with
the
exercise
of
a
little
reason,
such
a
settle-
M
n
1
V
.
.
i
j
i
1
1
1
1
1.
a
f
Southend.
Capt.
J.
Ellertcen.
.
j.
jct
uapi.
j.
u.
neld.
North
Forland,
Capt.
R.
Shrub-
I
sail.
Cape
Ohkc,
Spencer.
Capt.
Richard
'
Relief.
Capt.
Mcrftll
Sollows,
Oony,
Capt.
Ole
Anderson.
.
Cape
Race
II,
Capt.
R.
II.
Morgan
Brothers,
Capt.
J.
OJcrstad.
.
NorneriCapt.
Jack
Morrison.
'
l)nome.
Capt,
David
Ritchie.
Gem,
Capt
Paul
Rosan.
Vera
Beatrice,
dpt.
J'
D.
Thur-ber.
1
D.
S.
T'
Capt.
P.
A.
Meusc.
Melvlflecclpt.
John
Ivarson.
Kalen.
Capt
Ole
Stegavljr.
Gibson.
Capt.
Chris
Henrlkscri.
Pair
of
Jacks,
Capt.
A.
Peterson.
The
Nelson
Brw.
Fisheries
Ltd.
reduction
plant
at
Tucks
Inlet.
I
Prince
Rupert.
Is
still
grinding
her
ring
after
having
been
busy
on
these
fish
for
almost
two
months.
The
selneboat
Zcnardl,
Capt.
R.
Gammon,
Is
still
taking
the
fish
be
tween
Port
Simpson
and
Prince
Rupert.
On
Wednesday
a
company
packer
came
In
with
three
herring
laden
scows
In
tow.
A
slight
Improvement
In
the
spring
salmon
run
Is
reported
and
the
fish
are
becoming
more
plentiful
in
Prince
Rupert
retail
stores.
The
trolling
fleet
Is
beginnng
to
display
considerable
activity
at
Prince
Rupert
preparatory
to
going
out
for
the
season's
work.
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
Is
leaving
this
afternoon
with
his
power
cruiser
Nelrls
for
a
trip
to
Fishery
Bay
on
the
Naas
River
where
oolachan
fishing
Is
now
In
progress.
Making
the
trip
with
Dr.
Large
arc
Mrs.
Large.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Neal
Carter
and
J.
O.
Williamson.
They
expect
to
return
to
port
Monday
night.
Dr.
Carter
is
hoping
to
get
some
moving
pictures
of
the
oolachan
fishing
and
preserving
operations
of
the
natives.
Delayed
owing
to
the
resumption
of
preparatory
work
at
canneries
along
the
coast
in
anticipation
cf
the
forthcoming
packing
season
Krtrhlkan
Situation
Word
was
received
from
Ketchi
kan
J
yesterday
that
members
of
the
iiivitk
aiiuuiu
oc
rcvciiru
wnnuui
i
.
...
....
.
.nauoui
iwuiennen
s
union
uiere.
.
,
.
.
...
.
,
.
,
ThC
t
'T-,eafVlnB,on
maintaining
the
stond
along
with
catches
by
the
regular
fleet.
It
U
cc,Uer,?
V"?
8
expected,
should
be
back
by
next
Th
101
f
f
.
had
"?
l?JZ
Saturday
or
the
Monday
following.
rund
tIhCtfi"T'
t,,i-.
--...ii.
u-n
j
1
to
one
against
going
out
to
the
n,-
RP"ntaUm
of
the
hall
be
such
that
eood
nrir
mav
h,
expected.
The'
boats
leaving
for
the
banks
have
been:
Lysckll,
Capt.
Al
Wole.
Alkcn,
CapL
Andrew
Hanson.
R.'W,
pipt.
A.
Wick.
!
Takla,
Capt.
Chris
Parkvold.
Ingrlct.ilU'
Capt,
Charles
Llnd-
v
OulTik.
cVutC.
DiKdnes.
but
boat
owners
and
fishermen
at
Seattle
were
to
have
another
meeting
yesterday
with
the
buyers
in
regard
to
minimum
price
nctotla-Mow.
Tills
meeting
having
proven
futile,
dispatches
today
announce
that
the
Seattle
Heet
has
deckled
;to
leave
for
the
banks
without
a
'minimum
price
agreement.
"Messrs.
Balkln
and
Karr
of
the
iroiutrucUon
department
of
Uic
Home
Oil
Distributors
'Ltd.
who
have
Jieen
at
North
Islantt
In
connection
With
the
eitablUhmnit
nf
the
company's
new
fuel
sUUcyi
on
Ihe
trolling
grounds
there,
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
Island-
yes
terday
and
sailed
last
night
on
Uie
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vancouver.
.ModtrYachl
Race
,
Furtlter
nlans
were
comuleted
"last
nlaht
at
aneetlifg
VI
model
jrucui
owners
ui
ur
oiucq
oi
cayv
J.
n.
Elfert
harhof:
mailer
fnr
fh
tmce
to
be.
held
on
iit
afujtoort
of
oood
Friday
for
the
Prince
Otorge's
Cup.
SeVen
entries
have
already
been
received'
and-
it
Is
expected
there
will
be
at
least
three
more.
Preliminary
rule
and
regulation
for
the
race
were
drawn
up
at
last
nights
meeting.
Th:
event
will
take
place
at
a
central
point
in
the
local
harbor
off
the
wharves
so
that
the
public
will
have
as
ieood
an
opportunity
as
possible
cf
seeing
It
It
was
decided
to
run
the
race
on
three
sides
of
a
rectangular
course,
the
boat
making
the
best
timt
being,
of
course,
declared
the
winner
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert
Is
chairman
In
charge
of
the
race.
Officials
will
be
named
during
the
coming
week.
Those
already
entering
boats
are
Norman
Dagllsh,
A.
J.
Croxford.
Jack
Gibson.
Lloyd
Rice.
Oscar
Ba
ther.
Cyril
Bowes
and
Ronald
Jackson
fss.
Prince
John)
and
Albert
Palmer.
PASSING
OF
MAX
LEISER
Last
of
Wrll
Known
Mrrcantile
Ilrothers
of
Victoria
Died
Yesterday
In
Capital
VICTORIA,
April
0:
CPMax
Lelscr.
who
with
his
two
brothers.
Ous
and
Simon,
both
of
whom
arc
dead,
carried
on
a
wholesale
grocery,
dry
goods
and
liquor
business
here
for
many
years,
passed
away
on
Friday.
Gus
and
Simon
died
a
number
of
years
ago,
For
a
while
they
were
also
In
the
retail
field,
having
had
a
store
at
Ladyemlth.
A
Slight
Oversight
Continuing
Move
For
Establishing
Naval
Base
Here
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
will;
not
give
up
Its
efforts
to
secure
the
1
establishment
of
a
naval
base
at
Prince
Runrt
f.nt
nlotii
it
i
structed
the
committee
in
charcci
to
continue
correspondent
with
the
Department
of
National
De-I
fence,
urging
the
desirability
of'
basing
one
of
the
destroyers.
Van-1
couver
or
Skeena.
at
Prince
Rupert
j
Report
wm
made
to
the
police
of
an
Incident
last
night
on
Fourth
Avenue
Just
est
of
McBride
Street
In
whleh
a
small
girl
was
accosted
by
a
Strang
man.
When
a
woman
came
out
of
a
nearby
house,
the
little
girl
was
released
and
the
man
ran
off
The
affair
Is
being
I
anataiH
At
?
33
fc
ADDCi
Shirley
Tempi
in
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tht
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Juntl
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f
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Haby
Coaches
$27.50
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$8.50
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a.
Victor
olohk
trott-mmi
good
leorptlon
day
and
night.
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tof
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Thursday
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Monday
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