PAQB
TOJm
TO
A
shipment
of
Dresses
direct
from
Montreal,
the
last
word
in
design.
All
sizes
from
14
to
52
and
no
two
models
alike.
Regular
Values
from
$8.75
to
$18.00
to
be
Cleared
at
$2.95,
$3.95,
$4.95
to
$6.95
RUPERT
TRADING
COMPANY
Under
New
Management
OUR
CONFECTIONERY
Store
has
just
received
a
fresh
shipment
of
Sharp's
Toffee,
reg.
per
lb.
50c;
English
quality
V7n
Special
price
01
Our
Stock
of
Easter
Candies
and
Novelties
Is
now
complete.
We
will
be
glad
to
have
you
look
It
over.
The
values
this
year
are
bigger
and
better
and
the
prices
are
lower
There
Is
something
for
every
member
of
the
family
from
baby
to
grandma
From
5c
and
up
CADBURY'S
BARS
9T
FYcsh,
6.
for
AUK,
EZZY'S
HANt)
ROLLED
CHOCOLATES,
B.C.
Product.
d7p
Reg.
60c;
Special
per
lb,
DAD'S
COOKIES
C4
nn
In
fancy
tin.
each
vlUU
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
P.
0.
Box
575
rfaone
18
MANURE
For
Sale
$1.50
a
Load
DOMINION
DAIRY
Phone
Red
608
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
tqr
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
timothy
Hay,
Wheat,
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
58
Phones
558
Systematic
Service
Efficient
&
systematic
service
is
the
best
and
most
economical.
OUR
SERVICE
RECORD
will
show
complete
record
of
all
repairs
made
and
all
parts
replaced.
A
copy
of
this
record
returned
with
all
sets
serviced
by-
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
320
THE
LADIES!
I
District
News
I
NEW
HAZELTON
Word
has
fyceii
received
here
of
the
recent
ath
at
Orwell
Cove,
Prince
Edwdrd
IslintE
of
J.
F.
Mor-
rlsey.
formrlylwelj
known
in
the
Hazelton
anfiBabine
districts
where
iic
oi-n-iii,
a
iiuiuuci
vi
years.
Miss
Frances
WillanTI.N.
has
re-j
signed
fron
the
safff
Jf
the
Ha'-j
zelton
Hosp
tal
and
cjlb'W
leaving
shortly
for
faew
Wistfamster
where
she
will
tak?
up
fitur
residence.
I
Watch
Dog
Secured
For
Diohne
Quints
Nine-Month.'
Old
Specially
Trained"
ureal
Iiane
Being:
nrought
From
Toronto
CALLANDER,
Ont.
March
22:
"Sacks,"
an
enormous,
and
specially
trained
Great
Dane
female
dog,
will
Join
the
household
at
the
Dionne
quintuplets'
hospital
here
next
week.
She
Is
being
brought
from
Toronto
for
use
as
a
watch,
dog.
We
Have
Installed
a
Hoffman
Hat
Blocking
Machine
and
are
now
In
a
position
to
clean
and
block
your
hats
and
make
them
look
like
new.
Our
price
is
75c
per
hat
We
do
dry
cleaning
and
carpet
cleaning.
Have
you
tried
our
Family
Wash
by
the
pound?
Pioneer
Laundry
(1921)
Limited
and
Canadian
Laundry
Limited
Phones
8
and
118
Many
New
Novels
In
Library
Here
List
of
some
of
the
Outstanding
oiumes
Keccnlly
Iteccived
A
shlumcnt
of
125
novrls
h.ix
been
received
by
ths
public
library.
Among
others
on
ihe
nay
section
the
following
outstanding
books
are
now
nvauaoic.
"Hornejt's
Nest"
Ashton.
"Am
erican
Family"
(Baldwin),
"Inheritance"
jBentley),
"Mary
Peters"
tcnasei.
Aian
on
me
white
Horse"
(Deeping!),
"Jasmine
Farm"
fEllza.
beth),
"Oood-bye,
Mr.
Chips"
(Hll-
ton,
"Ldmb
In
His
Bosom"
(Mil
ler).
"Pittairn's
fsland"
(Nordhoff),
Mamen
voyage
Norrts),
"Spy
Paramount"
(Opptnhelm1).
"Venei
tlan
Masque."
(Sabafinl).
.'Lust
For
Life"
.
(Stone).
"Week
End"
(Strong.
"Captain
Michotxs"
Wal-poler-Forty
Days
of)
Musa
DaghT
(Wtrfelt.
"Heaven's
Aly
Destiha-
tion"
(Wilder),
"So
Red
the
Rose"
iYoung).
Annual
Report
Of
City
is
Out
Sixty-Three
Percent
of
Taxes
Col
lected
General
Revenue
Deficit
Shown
'
The
annual
financial
rerwrt
of
the
Corporation
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
Is
just
out
or
the
hands
or
the
prlntcts
and
made
Its
appearance
yesterday.
Arfalrs
or
the
city
are
reviewed
by
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
and
the
financial
statement
is
presented
by
O.
L.
Rorie.
city
auditor.
Most
of
the
tmportant
Information
contained
In
the
report
has
already
been
made
public.
The
report
announces
that
the
ta
levy
for
the
year
1934
was
$201.-010.40
or
which
$127,401.49,
or
63.4,
,
was
collected.
Collection
or
tax
arrears
amounted
to
$28,222.97
as
against
$16,975.02
In
1933.
;
There
was
a
general
revenue
de
flclt
during
the
year
of
$15,551.79.
DANCE
ENJOYABLE
About
100
perosns
were
In
attendance
at
the
dance
In
the
Empress
Social
Club
last
night.
Music
was
by
Julius
Welle
and
His
Night
Owls
and
Oscar
Wlngham
was
master
of
.ceremonies.
Dancing
was
In
progress
rrom
10
p.m.
until
1
:30
a.m.
"TILL1E
THE
TOILER"
NOVM
I'VE
I
'
1
AMD
vll.
wmm
ii
OOM
FIND
JESS?
mA
'
THE
DAILY
NEWS
"7
rn
Uarr.aJ1
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Early
Departure
of
Local
Halibut
Boats
For
Hanks
Expected
Herring
Seining
Continues
Halibut
Liver
Oil
Ileing
Produced
Here
The
general
expectation
along
the
waterfront
appears
to
be
that
the
coming
week
will
see
some
of
the
local
halibut
boats
awriv
on
their
first
trins
of
the
season
to
the
banks.
.While
there
had
been
no
apparent
break
up
to
late
this
week
in
the
decision
to
remain
in
port
until
such
time
as
ther$
was
a
definite
improvement
m
the
market
out-
iook,
mere
arc
now
some
xuciorsx
which
would
appear
to
influence
the
local
fleet
to
get
out
to
the
fishing
with
little
further
delay.
One
of
these
factors
Is
the
decision
or
the
Vancouvei
vessel
owners
to
start
leaving
for
he
banks
today.
Another
factor
is
that
the
market
is
now
believed
to
be
nearing
the
position
where
It
will
be
able
to
absorb
a
sizeable
amount
of
fresh
fish.
Then
there
k
also
the
matter
of
the
Lenten
market
for
fish
and,
if
any
advantage
ir
to
be
reaped
from
that,
it
will
be
necessary
that
the
boats
should
be
making
an
early
start.
The
whole
situation
will
he
gone
Into
at
a
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Halibut
Vessel
Owners
to
be
held
tomorrow
and
It
is
believed
likely
that
decision
will
be
reached
at
that
meeting
on
an
early
departure.
It
Is
hardly
likely
that
the
whole
Canadian
fleet
:
would
remain
as
a
unit
In
sUll
itaylng
In
pqrt
even
should
the
American
lice,
with
theft
'request
6r
a
large,
fund
to
assist
In
ffrianchW
theTrriWlni?
of
flsfi
and
market
stabillzaUori
now
rei
usccl
in
Washington,
decide-
to
stay
in
until
a
minimum
priced
is
promised
by
thfe
buyers
which
undertaking
it
is
ifew
gen
erally
agreed
is
almost
Impossible
of
securing.
Meantime,
however,
nd
definite
lieclslon
ofi
the
Immediate
course
of!
action
hs,yet
been
mad
by
the
local
fleet
although
a
show
down
on'
the
advisability
o
further
delaying
tlie
sArt
appears
to
be
pending.
Undoubtedly,
Iheijplrlt
of
restlveness
Is
becoming
greater
QuesUon
or
the
distribution
of
proceeds
halibut
livers.
Over
which
some,
disagreement
Tus
arisen
be-tween
boat
owners
and
rishmen.
Is
also
to
be
discussed
tomorrow
at
the
boat
owners
merlin?.
,
,
Durmg
the.
past
week
there
)iave
been
some
small
deliveries
or
f
resh
halibut
locally
by
Indians1
and
white
men
not
regular
units
5or
the
rieet
From
6c
to
10c
has
been
paid
for
the
flsnrall
or
which
has
been
disposed
or
on
the
local
rresh
rish
market.
Capt
R.
Gammon
is
still
continu
ing
seining
In
Prince
Rupert
Har
bor
with
the
Zcnardi
for
the
Rupert
!
10
refuel
1,1
lhc
cou"e
of
lt
nrth-Marine
Products
rprturtinn
niant.
iem
niht-ship,
which
made
a
'Never
before
has
there
been
such
a
long
and
steady
period
of
herring
seining
in
this
harbor.
This
Is
the
sixth
week
that
this
fishing
has
been
going
on
and
?o
far
over
4000
tons
or
the
rish
has
been
taken.
The
current
lssu!
or
the
Canadian
Medical
Association
Journal
contains
a
three-page
account
by
II.
N.
Brocklcsby
or
the,
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
scientific
staff
and
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
dealing
with
the
clinical
tests
of
thallatol
(halibut
and
dogfish
liver
oil)
carried
on
In
connection
with
the
pupils
of
the
local
schools.
This
new
medicinal
compound,
commercial
manufacture
of
which
has
not
yet
been
authorized,
Is
attracting
widespread
attention
and
numerous
Inquiries
In
regard
to
lt
have
been
received
from
eastern
drug
manufacturing
concerns
Interested
In
learning
more
of
the
process.
Halibut
liver
oil
Is
now
being
turned
out
by
Dr.
J.
II.
Carson's
re-
A
Lapse
of
GOOD
CRlEFi
PIERRE
S.A?,
.MD
THAT'S
the
'SOP
POSED
TO
SEC
"uo
r
cently
established
plant
on
the
local
waterrront
hi
the
quarters
on
the
government
wharf
formerly
occupied
by
the
Atlln
Fisheries.
Dr.
Carson
is
being
assisted
in
the
operation
of
the
plant
by
Kenwood
Green
and
Tommy
King.
Capt.
Klfert
Honored
Suitable
sentiments
of
appreciation
of
the
splendid
work
carried
out
by
the
popular
skipper
during
the
past
winter
were
expressed
at
the
office
of
the
Harbor
Master
on
Thursday
afternoon
when
Marlus
Llnstad
and
Fred
Brooksbank.
on
behalf
of
the
students
at
the
recently
held
school
for
navigation
here,
called
and
made
a
presentation
to
Capt.
J.
R.
Blfert,
who
Instructed
the
classo.
Thg
captain
fas
taken
(jompleU'lj
by
surprise
but,
nevertheless;
replied
suitably
tfl
the
honor.
Members,
of
the
,c!s
were
Harold
CaspefsorU
bscarrlia-
verpy.
Thomss
Moprchouse.
pliteln
Hanson.
Hc'dge'SUrpncsi
Frtd
H
Brooksbank.
William
II.
Brett
George
Currla
Charles
J
Currlc.
Henry
Hanscn.W
CJ
Marshall,
Marlus
Lliutad.
Otof
Anderson.
JohU
McLeod
Morman
McKay
and
Iex
Duthli?.
Cfip.
Elfert
returned
to!
the
city
earlley
n
the
veek
rrom
Win
nipeg
Jier
a
sUttr
recently
4lcd.
Leon.
Sand
var.
wVll
knotn
iixuil
haflbut
boaV
owncr,ircturned
to!
the
city
onithursday
nl'jjhfs
train
alter
11:
,.
...
.
.
i
sjnriiviiiij;
ijic
wuuer
vNiing
nu
na
tive
lorae
io,
Nor-ayWIrs.
Sandvar
andjrsmlljr-
are,
rtmanltig
in
the
Old
Cowhixy'for
!
whllelletigcr.
C.
Fr.'MeanWr
PrihcLoulse.
Cap.
ajne.
qpiyJarrlvijU
lrVport
at
5
o'clock;
yesterday
ajtrnoori
'from
the
south
and,
sailed
Sat
10
p.m.
on
her.lxturn
to
Vancouver
Jnd
wa-pointa.
Bound
from
San
rwnciseo
to
the
Aleutian
Islands,
a
large
amphibian
flying
boat,
piloted
by
L.
v.
Blankinan
and
with
three
men
and
one
woman
on
board,
put
In
here
for
about
an
hour
early
yesterday
non-toP
8ht
from
San
Francisco
Vancouver,
natx
maae
stops
at
A,ert
?ay
and
Butcdale
on
the
way
here,
harm
been
forced
down
at
Butcdalc
00
Thursday
in
a
dense
snowstorm
and
coming
on
here
yesterday.
Arriving
here
at
1:30
p.m..
it
was
awny
again
about
an
hour
later
with
the
intention
or
making
Ketchikan
and
possibly
farther
by
last
evening.
A
Sikorsky
monoplane,
the
machine
Is
equipped
with
two
450
h
p.
Pratt-Whltney
engines.
The
party
on
board
was
In
the
Aleutians
last
year
and
plans
on
spending
the
coming
season
there.
They
will
take
moving
pictures.
Having
been
delayed
by
extra
freight
business
on
her
way
up
the
coast.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
Ernest
Oeorgeson,
did
not
arrive
in
port
until
0:30
this
morning
from
the
south,
sailing
at
8
a.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way
points.
Frank
Watcrhousc
freighter
Southholm,
Capt.
R.
B.
Bennett,
ar-
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AFRICAN'
COIUtESPONUENTS
Editor.
Dauy
rxews:
My
twin
sister
and
I,
age
19.
would
welcome
friendly
correspondence
with
any
ef
your
readers
desiring
to
learn
something
about
South
Africa.
Our
hobbles
are
photography,
used
and
unused
stamps
and
reading,
and
we
shall
gtodly
reciprocate
with
those
who
write
and
care
to
send
us
personal
or
scenic
snaps,
stamps
or
newspapers,
etc.
We
thank
you
for
publication
and
hope
our
appeal
for
friends
will
not
be
In
vain.
THELMA
it
MARJORIE
CARSTEN.
Clurmalne.
St.
Leger
Road.
Claremont
Cape,
South
Africa.
C.
N.
R.
Trains
or
the
Ka
it-Monday.
Wednesdays
and
FrI
days
5:30
pra
From
the
Fat
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
&ituMmonl'n
police
davs
10:18
nm.
.
.
.
rived
tn
port
at
8
o'clock
tart
evening
I
com
Vanrouv
r
with
general
cargo
for
local
delivery
The
TENNIS
SEASON
Begins
in
Prince
Rupert
Earlier
Than
Any
Place
in
Canada
Prepare
joav
for
your
share
of
tll&
enjovablc
uame
with
Cana-dhtn
clutbipionihi)
tcijuis
cquij)-m&it.
X
?
We
are
i'ritice
Jliipert
agents
for
Slazengers
(Canada)
XKW
1!).T
TENNIS
HACK
UTS
AH:
AVAILABLE
Come
in
and
make
your
choice
while
the
line
complete
$3.50
to
$20.00
Tennis
Halls
(to
arrive
shortly)
10c
and
50c
Tennis
Halls,
1H34
while
they
last
25c
each
G-Inch
Hubbcr
Grips
10c
Tennis
Presses
75c
Hackct
Covers,
head
only,
assorted
colors
50c
PERMANENT
WAVES
During
the
month
of
March
i
the
New
Thcrmlquc
Guaran-
j
teed
Permanent
Waves
Qi
I
complete,
at
v
La
Parisiennc
Hcauty
Parlor
210
Fourth
St.
Phone
917
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I'M
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vkjbuu,
voo'rte
in
v-ootiws
retcTHT
LAST
8llOm"cf
She
u'mk
e'
that
a
flyim;
pilots
heart
desired!
"BRIGHT
EYES'
JAMES
DUNN
JANE
DARYVtU
At
7
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Comedy
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Cartoon
rictrui
INDIAN
Liqtnit
CASLS
Albert
FarrtnRto
f
liquor
to
,Inidlns
ii
with
option
of
tw
ta-
prUonment,'
by
Mai"
:
M:
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tip.
f,
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Act.
Gertrude
Wrtgi
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with
tew
dtvs
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Wright.
Robert
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MrKay.
$10
in
.
.
seven
days'
opt.
on
"Primax"
$12.50
SPRING
SUIT
or
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