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March
28,
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!j
Train
Service
connecting
at
Jasper
with
IheJContjnental
LimHed"
For
1'UAIKIB
PQINTS
.and
EASTEKN
CANADA
Trains
leave
ITlnce,
Kupert
G-.00
p.mt
YAr
I'ares.
Reservations
CHI
TICKET
OFtlCli
538
3rd
Ave,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Latest
Novelties
in
Se
eds
ARTHUR
BAYNE
Successor
to
Olennle's
Second
Ave.
Phone
635
CO
PHONE
GO
Kaien
Transfer
We
handle
the
Finest
Grades
of
Coal
and
Wood,
at
market
prices.
Bone
Dry
Kindling
always
in
siock.
We
ais
operate
GO
Messenger
Service
FKKSH
MILK
AND
CREAM1
DAILY
VALKNTIN
DAIRY
Phone
637
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guarahtccd
FAMOIJS
EDSON
ALBERTA
COAL
,
BULK
LEY
VALLEY
COAL
U.NXOUVER
ISLAND
COAL.
HUNCH
UUl'HKT
FKEI)
COMPANY
rilONE:
fill
and
558
Hint
on
Coal
Phuric
51
CENTItAL
HOTEL
special
Chevrolet
MASTER
SEDAN
with
Trunk
Complete
1936
Licence
tiist
Like
New
$950.00
.
Kaien
Motors
Limited
'
Ate.
Phone
S2
CREDIT
IS
DISCUSSED
"
..QMnueu
troin
Fage
l)
tide.
Actual
cash
had
its
llinlta-tions
In
serving
the
ever-lncreas-ing
trade
of
the
world
and
the
third
stage
credit-came
into
being.
Credit
had
been
defined
as
"a
yuonAmvu
payment
or
money."
The
word
was
employed
In
ordin
ary
usage
as
the
ability
to
borrow.
uouas
w-ere
traded,
for
credit,
ere
uv
was
iraaea
for
mnnpw
anrt
money
was
exchanged
for
Eoods
Actual
money
was
not
used
to
any
Brca(,
extent
in.
the
business
.world
today,
credit
having
become
the
medium'
of
exchange.
When
a
man
went
down
the
street
and
bought
a
nat,
issuing
a
check
An
payment.
he
was,
in
effect,
exchanging
ere.
ait
at
trie
bank
for
the
hat
he
de
sired.
Thus
It
was
in
the
majority
on
transactions
large
and
small.
ucmnci
it
all
there
was
something
tangible.
The
speaker
referred
to
the
Importance
of
confidence
in
ordinary
trade
and
credit.
Dr.
R,
O.
Large,,
president
of
the
club;
was
in
the
chair
and
thanked
the
speaker
for
his
interesting
dlsT
course.
TIED
TAIL
TO
CART
PIQUETBERO,
S.
A.,
March
26
(CFl
Charged
with
tielng
,hli
horses
tall
to
a
cart,
Christoffcl
Brand,
a
European
laborer,
wai
fined
$5
or
seven
days
hard
labor;
JONES
Family
Market
I'UONE
957
rilONE
957
SPECIALS
HUME
STEEK
BEEF
Sirloin
Tip,
4
lbs.
1
lb.
Bacon
.............
T-Bonc
Boast,
4
lbs.
6z
1"
lb.
Bacon
Prime
Rib
Roll,
4
lbs.
is
1
lb.
Bacon
Rump
Roast
of
Beef,
C
lbs.
St
I
lb.
Bacon
Shoulder
Roast
of
Veal
per
lb.
..I....:....
Leg
of
Veal
6
lbs.
...:.;...v.q1j,'ij.f-;.r
''
Round
Stcak--
3
lbs
Sirloin
Steak
3
lbs
j
$1
$1
SI
51
10c
$1
50c
50c
Leg
of
Mutton
About
G
lbs.
-f
On
f.uvii
Hv
Shoulder
of
Lamb
4
lbs
'.
Lamb
Chops
3
lbs.
.,
;
Veal
Chops
3:
lbs:
Shoulder
Roast
Pork
per
lb.
i
Leg
of
Pork
per
lb.
Loin
of
Pork
per
lb.
Ayrshire
Bacon
per
lb.
Side
BaconBy
the
piece
per'
lb
50c
50c
50c
15c
20c
20c
25c
25c
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelH.
Proprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FUOM
nOME"
Ratf
1
1.
6
a
W
rtoomi
Hut
&
Culd
Walei
Prince
UtiDcrl.
B.C.
Phone
281
.
?0
Box
1M
Ask
For
GOLD
SEAL
SALMON
Fancy
Hcd
Sockcyc
Look
for
the
WHITE
LABEL
with
the
GOLD
SEAL
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning.
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
ti
Ancient
Greeks
'
i
.....
Knew
Socialism
Says
Prof
e$sHf
SASKATOON,
March
JJ5:
(CD-
Modern
social
trends
had
their
counterpart
In
;
early".
history,
sild
rroi.
w.
G.
Sullvan,
of
the
Unlver-j
sity
of
Saskatchewan,
in
art,
ad-.
dress
here;
In
-the
fifth
century
B.C.,
he
said,
'
the
,arees;lev.el6pe4
a
socialistic
scheme,
very
slmllat
to
the
present
movement
In
pne
play
the
Athenians
star
ted
a
suffragette
movement
which
caused
women
to
seek
control
of
the
city's
government.
Even
the
Romans
had
their
re
lief
problems,
he
stated.
Julius
Caesar
aroused
resentment
by
cutting
the
number
of
relief
re
cipients
from
325,000
to
150,000.
A
great
fire
In
390
B.C.
destroyed
the
ciiy
wmcn.
men
naa
a
population
of
1,000,000.
"But
a.
night:
'"club,
would
not
have
been
a
success
in
Rome,"
the
.
.
.
-
-
-
pensaries
were,
available,
and;
many
amazing,
operatlbns
-were
performed.
Beauty
parlors-
for.
women
we're
established
.throughout,
the:
ciiyV
Chariot
racing
'was
a
javoriti
form
pf
amusement;
nd
looie
pr6-
iessionai
cnarlotetrs
received
hug
salaries.
In
some
years"
133
davs
were
public
Holidays.'
.Sieves
did
all
the
w-ork.
'
Former
Westerii
Farmer
Citizen
Black
jSea
.
UhJ,
-7t
y
IK'"
LLOYDMINSTER,
'Sask-r
M4rch
20:
(CP)-
WiUiani
TrufCott,
once
a
resident
of
this:
district,
Is
now
a
member,
of
Uie
Odessa
City
Council
and
in
in
a
a
letter..to.
letter..to.a
a
friend
here
says
he
'
his
former
trade
in
that
Black.
Sea
port.
,
His
letter
says-
ntisslawas
'bef
coming
prosperous
'and
the
need
and
said
the
rarrvlnir
niit.
ihr
flv(-o
nlon
Viorl'lOSt
hnrn
fno
Vf.
ottnl.
Ku
tann
I
levies.
He
was
anxious
to
know
current
prices
paid
for
Canadian
farm
i
PLANT
MILLION
TREES
AMARILLO,
Texas,.
March
,26'
(CP)
From
1,000,000.
to
1,500,000
trees
will
be
planted
on
soil,
con-j-servatlon
service
demonstration
projects
in
Texas,
Oklahoma,
New,
Mexico
ana
uoioraaa
wis
spruv
ciu'n
kilm:d
in
chlrcii
DNDEE,
S.A.,
March
26:
(CDt-Whcn
one
Of
the
walls
of
a.
church
hce
collapsed
during
services,-
one
child
was
killed,
a
woman
critically
injured
and
five"
Others
less
seriously',
hurt.
EUROPEANS
INCREASE
CAPE
TOWN,
March
26:.
(CP)
The
office
of
Census
and
Statistics1
reports
that
In
the
decade
1024-34
there
was
a
net
gain
by
mlg-:
ration
in
the
Union
of
20,330
Europeans.
Grotto
a
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
Proprietors
ilerl
Morgan
Si
'
Hud
flarrh
Don't
forget
th?
number
.156
.
P4S.T
HlWt
PAQETSO&aJ.
WHUTLETS
From
the
uterfront
'
;
-
Another
Switch"
around
among
WeI-tentfeg.iiaK5.oIanadhn
Ibrd
CoTernment
Man
lubes!
National
Coas
steamsiups
is
about
U).,take
place.Chici
Engincer'W.
k;
Batllle'
will
be
going'
off
the
Prince
Rupct;
.lh
two;
we.cks.
to
Join
his
regular
.ship,-
the
Prince
Robert,
whch;
will
be,
preparing'
Jbrservice
igaln
this;
summer
on
the
Alaska
router
.William
Ballantyne;
at
pre-seritf
chief
pi
the
Prince,
John;
will
go;
oyer
to
the
Prince.
Rupert
.and
George
Davidson,
how
second
oh
the
Prince
Rupert,
will
become
chletjon
the
-John.
Alex
Forbes
and
William
Thompson,
second
and
thlrd;englneers
respectively
on
the
Prince
.John,
are
transferring
to
the)
Prince
Rupert
here
tonight,
Reclnafd
Wiillanvs
and
N.
McFar-iane
'Qlng;
bVcr;
Irom
the
Rupert
tff.
akfi
t)velr
places-
on
the
-
John.
Making
her.
first
calt.at
,this
port
speaker
said.
Human
nature
:was.'W
i&t
fill...
tforihlanrr
Trans
much,
the
same,
as
'today;-,
but
'ell
jj&ttaa
Go's
big
iiine
North
Sea,
matlc
conditions-:and'
r;iartin--jc8pt.X.,.fiiKicb,r86iv,
arrived
in
cial
lighting
caused
.the
"early
to
bed
and.early
to
rise"
maxiih
'to.be
strictly
observed.
'
.
'
Medicine
and
"
surgery
.Teached
port;
at
4
p.'clock
-yesterday,
afteri
noon;
Irdnv
-Alaska
and,
after
dis-
charghlg,
two
carloads-
of
.
fresh
halibut
from-
Ketchikan
which
was
u
auvdncca
siagp.
m,
Kome.:qunng
tfan.shlp'pd:ita4t?-n
last
eve
vmun.
fTec
punics
ana
as?.t
nlng.
traW,;
sailed
at
6
p.m.
In
ontinuatlo.n:
-of
.
'her.
voyage
to
6eat(tle
The
.North
Sea
had
on
bjQard
yify-eigbV
all
of
yhpn?;
went
-througH
to
Seattle
iith;
.tlie
ciceptI6xf;
of
Norman
L.
freeman
whQV(ji5embarked
here:
lV.'iieii:si6eoo4''
'.voyase
of
the
;N9rth!cito
Alaska,
after
having
heea;
tied
up.
-for
the
winter
at
SeatUe;.It';U
expected
she;
will
be
a
regular'
.caller
'
here
southbound
durlng-the'
comirig
summer;
.
Tire;
local,
halibut
boats
Bayvle
w
and'ifeneiia
arc
In
with'
catches
of
.roTest-
Ranger
j
B.
'Scott,,
with
the
depfrtrnthtarcruise'r.
Lillian
arrtv-ettat
Skldcgate
Inlet
Tecentlv
ikftea"
rough
-trip
front
Prince
Ru-
j
(ior
exporting
produce
was
dimln.-'l
pert
throagh
a'
1
ml.
I
t
;
V
..
L
a
i
It
'
.
kjiuiis
t-acxv
year,
joia
proaucuonrstorm
He
will;
had
exceeded
estimates
and
was
.PHnhmMnth
be.
retnrnlnr
tn
bringing
untold
Waitli
,to
the
'
;
y
-countrj.
Russian
renncri'e.?
couldi
VdnCOUVer
Wheal
not
handle
the
heavy-
yojiume
i:
ahd.
VAcpUVER,
March
26:
(CP)
gold
quartz
and
sand,
had
to'
be""W"h6at
was
quoted
at
80vic
on
the
sent
to
foreign
reilneritej,
-for-
j.VanOTvt'Excfehitf.ye'stcidayand'.
traction.
,
.
was
unchanged
today.
'
Mr.
Truscott
cxprcircd-the
bp-
c
'
'-;-.-
'-.
inlon
Russia
Would
ncycr
export
OALNST
FLOOD.
LEVIES
.WASHINGTON
D.O.
March
26:
foodstuffs
on
a
competitive
basis,
chief.
dUflculty
in
p0"?
fes
s
'cWed
yesterday
farm
products
processing
THIS
NATURAL
FOOD
GENTLY
REGULATES
YOUR
SYSTEM
Furnishes.
Needed
"Bulk"
for
,
Rcsular
Habits
tint
d6tor
will
tell
yoil
that
kttpint
hctlthy
deptnds
far
mora
on,
proper
diet
than,
on
drugs,
thkt
common
eonstipatloii
is
usually
du
to
losuljlcient
''"bolk.ih
nieals,
and
that
yitent
ikiedieines
give
you
only
tenipdrary.
reliefs
ttllogl's
AM,-BiN
ivlpplie's
gefttly
ietlht
"bulk"
which
corrttti
thi
itatfse
of
eomihon
constipation.
This,
"hoik";
Ukea
up
moisturt,
forming
i
aoft
nilss
which
helps
to
cleiiat
the
systfti..
Aib-BiiK
your
body
the.
regulir
tnttmtl
exercise
It
needs
to
prevent
sluggishness.
Aut-BsiN
also
farnlshes
vitamin
B
and
iron.
'
Careful
studies
on
nlen
4nd
wo-wn,
have
shown
that
thli
delicious
cereal
'li
-perfectly
satisfactory.
Sery4
kiTftin,
regularly
for
regularity,-
with
tAilk
Jr
cieam
or.ust
lh
cooking.
'
Twe.
tibTespoonfttls.
daily
are
usually
sufficient,
All-Bban
is
mueh
nabr
cnectit
than
paft-brn
product.
;Av6ld
disappointment
get"
Kellojrff's
AtL-BnAw
at
your
.gweerV.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,'
Ontario,
Cil(jK
,.
'
U
jirin
"
"Mk."
Bamboo
Grove
Tropic
Touch
In
Esquimalt
Plants
and
Claims
They
Will
Thrive
on
Island
VICTORIA.
March
26:
(CP)
Basil
Keys,
local
horticulturalist,
is
successfully
growing
bamboo
trees
and
believes
'the
time
will
come
'
when
Vancouver
Island
will
be.
coyered
with
tropical
trees.
I
After
spending
ten
years
In
the
i
tropics,
Mr.
Keys
returned
to
his(
bachelor's
cottage
atop
Four-Mile
Hill,
overlooking
Esquimalt
and
began
his
experiments.
Today
his
home
is
surrounded
by
bamboos
15
to
20
feet
tall.
He
has
found
a
dozen
varieties
will
grow
on
the
island.
Bamboo,
Mr.
Keys
explained,
is
nothing
more
than
glorified
grass
Closely
related
to
corn,
wheat
barley.
The
tree
requires
from
50
to
100
years
to
flower;
after
which
it
Immediately
dies.
But
the
plants
spread
by
means'of
their
roots
and
one
plant
would
In
time
form
a
grove.
j
The
giant
timber
bamboo
being!
grown
successfully
by
Mr.
Keys
is
expected
to
reach
a
height
ofl
around
70
feet
in
15
years.
The
new
shoot
of
a
15-ycar
old
tree
of
this
type,
he
says,
will
grow
at
the
rate
of
10
feet
a
week,
and
In
China,
some
shoots
grow
two
or
three
feet
dally,
Besides
their
decorative
qualities,
some
of
the
trees
arc
highly
valu
able
conimercially,
,
A
black
bamboo!
with
canes
shining
like
polished
Jet
is
highly
prized
for
walking-sticks
and
furniture
making.
One
species,
ot
bamboo
in
his
grove
is
i
edible.
The
young
shoot,
pealed
and
boiled,
.is
a
great
delicacy
i
among
natives
and
whites
in
the
and.
are
holding
over
until'
tpmor-
row"-
fbff
sailel
,
-V.
'
'
--w
INFECTED
BY
MUMS
srgmlind:.Bhstos3'of.,New
r.York
fuo.
prawieiannounccs
inai
ne
nas
puiuuruN.
ng.,
Marcn
aa:
slgrted
,.up?50JD
lotal
Irollcrs
for
-the
"'(CP).
When
chysanthemums
coV-ppcralivc
;
faikrkctlH?
of
their
I
touched
her
face
while
she
wa3
flshi
The
plan-
is
to,
inak'c
a
down'
arranging
them
in
a
vase,
Mrs.
friendipayaicrit
ad
dlstlbijle
the
"rest
of
,Lydia
Hawkins
suffered
chysan-1.
'.'"iMPpVasi
tiefp:je(ij(l.v
after'
.the
fish
are.
themum
dermatitis,
her
skin
pecl-f
off
like'
thCDark
of
a
tree
'
in
the
Soviet
t
Union.
Union.
.:
laold:'
aW;'
AJrv
iiri
;jin&tQS5,
iBiasLlitittr
"after
snpnrfirifr
spending
lng
H6
Formrrlv
niriffQh.
shlnvirrfa
-iui
,
a
i
i.
i.
-!..
..:.(
worker,
Truscott
mlgr'atcdto
Cap-Jeonday
on-
the
Princess"
Norah.
fpr
ada
20
years
ago.
In'
1923'he
made
lKetcWkap:
mw
way-10
vucssa
an.q
rcmrn.ea
u)
The
health
protection
of
COD
LIVER
OIL
PI
IIC
ADDITIONAL
BONE-lI.Ua
BUILDING
MINERALS
Vitamins
A
and
D,
concentrated
in
Cod
Liver
Oil,
build
up
reserves
of
health-protecting
strength
and
vitality.
'Quick,
easily
digestible
SCOTTS
EMULSION
of
Cod
Liver
Oil
is
rich
in
these
vitamins
PLUS
additional
bone-building
Hypophosphitcs
of
Lime
and
Soda.
PLUS
a
pleasant
taste.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
THE
D1GE3TIBLE
COD
UVER
OIL
WITH
THE
PLUS
VALUES
FON
SALE
BY
YOUR
DRUGGIST
ATLAS
GLAS-KLEEN
An
ideal
preparation
for
cleaning
windows,
tile,
mirrors
and-windshields.
It
works
instantly
and
will
not
Injure
paint,
woodwork
or
upholstering.
Spray
on
sufficient
cleaner
to
cover
Sur-
face
with
fine
mist
and
wipe
dry
with
cloth
or
newspaper,
arid
the
glass
will
sparkle.
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12-oz.
bottle,
40c
Sprayer,
25c
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HARDWARE
CO.
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The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
I
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
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BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co,,
lld.?
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you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
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TREAT
YOUR
FAMILY
TO
THIS
CREAMY
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POTATO
AND
BACON
CASSEROLE
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l"
HERE
is
a
complete
one-dish
meal
at
its
bestl
Sizzling
hot
and
brown
rich
with
the
flavour
of
real,
fresh,
country
cream.
It
is
one
of
the
many
wonderful
dishes
you
can
make
with
St.
Charles
Milk
nourishing,
satisfying,
and
so
economical
1
Here
is
the
Recipe!
6
potatoes,
thinly
sliced
6
(trips
tide
bacon
Hi
Ublejpoons
bacon
dripping
Hi
cups
St.
Charles
Evaporated
Milk
It
cuns
hot
water
Salt
and
pepper
Flour
Place
layer
of
sliced
potatoes
in
greased
baking
dish.
Dredge
with
itour,
sprinkle
with
salt
and
dot
with
part
of
bacon
dripping,
Kepper,
epeat
layers.
Blend
St.
Charles
Evaporated
Milk
and
water.
Pour
over
potatoes.
Arrange
bacon
slices
over
top.
Cover
and
bake
45
minutes
at
350
F.
Uncover
and
bake
until
brown,
turning
bacon
once.
(
Serves
6
)
St.
Charles
adds
rich,
creamy
flavour,
and
extra
nourishment
to
casserole
dishes,
soups,
creamed
vegetables
and
desserts.
Makes
any
.
cup
of
coffee
or
tea
taste
better
and
no
wonder
1
It
is
fresh,
full-cream
country
milk
evaporated
to
double
richness
and
irradiated
for
extra
Sunshine
Vitamin
D.
All
the
fine
flavour
and
nourish
ment
arc
there.
Begin
to
use
this
better
milk
for
cooking
today.
And
keep
a
few
tins
of
St.
Charles
always
on
hand.
It
keeps
perfectly
in
the
unopened
tin.
Be
sure
to
ask
for
St.
Charles
Milk
with
the
"Gold
Cow"
on
the
blue
and
white
label.
IRRADIATE
D
ST.
CHARLES
ADD
(QUAL
QUANTITY
Of
WATER
TO
HAKE
RICH
FLUID
MIIK
AfWe
in
British
Columbia
at
South
Sutnas.
M
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