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pleue
print)
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FOR
ONE
WEEK
ONLY
MARCH
28
TO
APRIL
4
This
is
the
only
time
of
the
year
when
Satin-Glo
is
sold
at
less
than
regular
price!,
therefore
you
should
make
it
a
point
to
buy
all
the
Satin-Glo
you
need
for
ALL
your
Spring
decorating.
Your
dealer
can
supply
extra
coupons.
Town
(State)
High-gloss,
durable
enamel,
in
17
beautiful
colors.
Rfr.
rtic
sii
rri
Half-Gallons
.
Quarts
Pints
Half
Pints
Half-Pints
OFF
QUARTS
DE
LUXE
WALL
TINT
,
THE
SANITARY
KALSOMINE
This
finer
quality
kalsomine
dries
with
an
exceptionally
hard
surface
that
won't
rub
off.
It
also
contains
a
sweet-smelling
antiseptic
which
leaves
the
room
clean
and
fresh.
All
colors.
In
5-lb.'
packages.
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Hardware
Ltd.
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TO
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.
Calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
every
Thursday,
10.30
p.m.
Canadian
National
Steamship;
V8-36
Union
Steamships,
Limited
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
P.M.
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
T.S.S.
CAUUKNA;
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10:30
P.M.
Due
Var
?uver,
Monday
a.m.
Weekly
sailings
10
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Simpson,
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Nans
River
Sunday,
8
p.m.
Further
information
regarding
sailings
and
tickets
from
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llupcrt
Ajjcnt,
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Ave.
Phone
5li8
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PINTS
sau
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Prince
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B.C.
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Clear
or
stain
colors
for
floors,
linoleum,
woodwork
and
furniture.
Extremely
durable.
.
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Sle
Prltt
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Quarts
Pints
,
Half-Pints
.
.93.00
1.65
.oo
.50
f
2.00
1.15
.65
.35
A
seml-gloss
finish
in
pastel
tints
for
walls.
High-grade
quality.
Washable.
Rrr.
Price
Sale
Price
Half-Gallons
2.60
f
1.00
Ouart.
l.0
.00
Pints
;
50f
2&
.55
.30
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4
p.m.
March
8,
19
and
29
a.m.
i
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-
Sunday
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o.m
Wednesday
3
p.m.
From
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Tuesday
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Thursday
8
p.m.
For
Naas
River
and
Port
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pjD
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Naas
Jtivrr
ami
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
1
1
-m
v,
,
I'or
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
March
13
and
27
9
p.m.
1'iom
Ouern
Charlotte
Islands-March
11
and
25
a.m.
For
Alaska-March
8,
19
and
29
a.m.
From
Alaska-March
12
and
23
p.m.
Beaver.
Pelts
;
V
UP
20
"
I
have
larijc
orders
for
Beaver
Skins
at
highest
prices.
Also
I
am
buying
Rats
or
any
other
furs.
Ship
them
In
and
cash
will
come
back
on
next
mall.
C
O
1,
D
B
L
0
0
M
The
Old
Reliable
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
March
27
Tells
Club
How
j
To
Grow
Flowers
William
Millar
Gives
Excellent
Advice
to
Rotarians
Based
On
f
His
Own
Experience
A
f
Mm
rrmi
It
urftoHu
1
imrh
Ann
'yesterday
William
Millar
gave
the
members
some-
practical
on
sardenlnEr:
Hp
took
excentio:
!R0MANTIC
Winter
Again
In
FILM
HERE
to
the
proposal
to
make
Prince
comedy,
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
week-end.
The
Rupert
a
city
of
roses
because,
h-3
said,
the
winters
here
were
too
ca!:t
Includes
Blng
Crosby,
Ethel
hard
on
the
plants.
The
wood
did
Merman
(known
as
the
Broadway
not
properly
ripen
In
the
fall,
giv
rhythm
girl),
Charlie
Ruggles,
ing
the
frost
an
opportunity
tc
Gac3
Bradley
and
Ida
Liiplno.
cause
damage.
Wall
roses
got
a
Original
songs
of
the
picture
In-better
opportunity
but
not,
on
fi
elude
"You're
the
Top,"
"Anything
,i
t
ih
s.u;.
The
wood
should
Goes"
and
"I
Get
a
Kick
Out
of
ripen
in
October
or
the
life
oi
th.
You."
There
are
also
some
colorful
,
tree
was
endangered.
,
and
spectacular
dance
numbers
I
Many
annuals
did
well
hi
Prlnc;
woven
into
the
fast-moving
story.
Rupert
such
as
sto:ks,
asters,
pan-
Because
of
a
lovely
girl
seeming-sles,
marigolds,
anterrhlnums.
ly
in
distress,
Crosby
finds
himself
single
dahlias,
salvia,
dwarf
pet-
on
an
ocean-going
liner.
Friendly
unlas,
nasturtiums
and
sweet
peas
'
overtures
from
a
would-be
bad
The
best
way
to
raise
them
was
to
man
result
In
his
possession
of
a
sow
the
seeds
irt
pots
or
boxes
no?
j
passport
belonging
to
a
public
so
that
strong
young
plants
may
j
enemy.
The
singing
star
dashes
be
ready
to
put
outside
at
the
madly
about
the
boat,
in
a
variety
;end
of
May
or
early
In
June.
Sev-
of
dl-gulses,
eluding
ship
officers,
jeral
dozen
seeds
should
be
sown
romantically
making
love
and
tak-ln
a
six
inch
pot
and
pricket
Ing
time
out
to
sing
parodies
with
,out
Into
boxes
as
soon
la
as
Ethel
Merman,
who
has
an
unre-
second
or
third
leaf.
Nasturtiums
qultcd
crusn
oa
hlm.
A
whlrlwlnd
!or
sweed
peas
might
be
sown
out-!
phase
at
the
dock
winds
up
in
a
slde
'
fervid
rommntic
confession
while
Half
hardy
annuals
such
a3ja
dazed
mob
htJars
Blng5
whls.
mignonette,
poppy,
annual
chrys-
pered
words
of
affectlon
boom.
anthemums,
candytuft,
godctb
through
the
air
through
the
agency
cornflower,
sweet
sultan,
and
clar-
of
a
loud
SpCaiCr
kia
might
be
sown
outside
the
,
muXUm
lo
lhc
f
t
y
end
or
April
or
early
in
May
anr
t
lhcrc
wi
be
covered
with
bell
glass
to
r
a
protec
,
M,
,.
ln
thc
i
presentation
on
the
same
uauiat
uijiiig
wtiiua,
xiii
anuuu
be
admitted
gradually
until
the
i
lrnntir
nlowte
V4
Vi
n
aJ
rft
oro'ram
of
pictures
in
connection
with
the
recent
death
and
funeral
I
rites
ot
the
late
KlnS
GeorBe
v
Perennials
that
were
successful
;
here
were
aquilegia,
border
carna
tions,
delphiniums,
perennial
as-tors,
canterbury
bells
and
scab-losa.
1
Mr.
Millar
urged
the
planting
of
hedges.
He
found
the
hemlock
jihe
most
useful
Jree
for
this
pur-,pose.
If
trimmed
In
the
spring
t
I
made
a
compact
hedge,
bette."
(than
any
of
the
bther
native
trees
,or
shrubs.
At
the
conclusion
President
W.
Plays
and
Music
!
Are
Enjoyed
At
Terrace
Social
TERRACE,
March
27:
Terrv
Young
Peoples'
Association
sta-jcrl
i
successful
social
evening
at
th?
M.
Blackstock.
thanked
the
speaker
Oddfellows'
Halt
on
Friday,
when
for
his
excellent
advice.
'
(two
P,avs
wc
presented.
In
tho
ujv.
Inlrrvals
there
-were
musical
item?.
I
Thc
house
was
crowded
to
cana-
District
News
Q.
C.
ISLANDS
From
what
can
be
gathered
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
the
good
ship
Prince'
John
must
have
had
quite
an
exciting
experience
on
her
last
voyage
north
from
Vancouver.
It
Is
reported
that
great
seas
swept
clear
over
the
whole
of
the
staunch
little
ship,
doing
considerable
damage.
Capt.
John
Haan
of
Queen
Char-'.otte
City
has
been
making
the
rounds
of
Skldegate
Inlet
to
inspect
the
timber
holdings
of
the
Pacific
Mills
Co.
of
Ocean
Falls
which
concern
he
represents
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
James
Denholme
was
a
visitor
from
Tlell
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
Skldegate
on
Sunday
last.
TERRACE
Mrs.
Annie
Ross
left
yesterday
for
Seattle
via
Prince
Rupert.
Father
Maurice
Smith
O.M.I.
o'
Prlnse
Rupsrt
Is
conducting
r
mission
at
Terrace
Cathoh:
Church.
Father
Smith
Is
very
popular
and
Is
making
friends
In
th'
strawberry
town.
A.
Jordan
has
gone
on
:a
'
business
trip
to
Eastern
Canada.
Mrs.
Dubeau
left
on
Tuesday's
train
for
Prince
Rupert.
Thc
Anglican
Bishop,
Rt.
Rev.
0
A.
Rlx
D.D.,
was
here
over
the
week-end
In
order
to
hold
a
Con
firmation
Service
for
seven
youth-"ul
Anglicans.
His
Lordship
returned
to,
.the,.
city
oh
Tuesday.
DOCTOR
IN
HOSPITAL
SMITIIERS,
March
27:
Dr.
R
B.
Brummltt
is
at
present
a
patient
in
the
Smlthers
HospllV
where
an
operation
was
performed
on
his
leg
Tuesday
to
remove
a
plate
that
had
been
placed
on
the
bone
three
years
ago
as
a
result
of
a
very
bad
fracture
while
playing
baseball;
'
;
I
city,
thc
amateur
dramatics
were
iwcll
done
and
th3
audience
wa"
charmed
by
the
two
solos
which
1
1
were
rendered
by
Miss
Velm?
j
"iGrelg.
'
I
M.
P.
WANTS
MIIK
BAR
1
LONDON,
March
27:
(CP)
E
Turtle,
Labor
M.
P.
for
Shoreditch.
t
has
suggested
an
up-to-date
milk
'jar
for
the
House
of
Commons.
contending
this
would
Increase
thci
amenities
and
assist
In
the
cam-!
palgn
for
a
larger
consumption
of
milk.
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AT
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Economy
Store
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.iOUSEIIOLD
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10c
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A
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j
j
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j
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AtJl
SOAPS,
7
for
COLORED
COCOANUT
OCp
AO,
Shredded,
per
lb
SMYRNA
NATURAL
FIGS
OC0
3
lbs
WALNUTS-Callfornia
9ftn
Soft
shell,
per
lb,
AltK,
PRINCE
RUPERT
EGGS.
Guaranteed
fresh
QQ
!
large
size,
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doz.
HANQUET
WAFERS
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"1RAHAM
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18
eight
degrees
above,
the
i
sports
of
curling
and
hor-v...
er
..
"-i
worn
.
v,
..
,
,
-
,
Curl
ng
and
Hockey
Lnjoyed
Al-
neon
ewoke
wue
to
10
flnH
una
two
.
,
...
ns"
Anything
Goes"
is
Tuneful,
Funny
.
jJLlJ11-
inches
'
'
4,
Most
r..
Folk
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Tired
"C5
nf
01
.
.
.
.
though
.brand
urunu
new
new
snnw
snow
envr-H.,,.
And
Spectacular
Replete
with
tuneful
songs,
co-
n
in
T
II
up
once
more
for
the
Bulkley
V
alley
th
pnS
0I
Of
Cold
Yesterday
morning
tho
back
steps
and
sidewalks.
it
is
nopcel
that
thi
SMITIIERS,
March
27:
Winter
'
March
Lion
getting
ready
..
.
to
mT
,n6
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
"
"
returned
I
1
l
to
IV..
the
n,.11,l..
Bulkley
trnllott
Vallev
Vile
his
rl.i.t..M
departure
and,
1
I'ONIGHT
ai.d
SATURDAY
is
tht
11
he
nrv
,
V,
1
-,
i,
uuilUK
biic
uaou
nttft
"
ununj
uw
uKUili
LI
US
Year
if
i
.
,
advice
'
,
the
temperature
getting
as
low
as
be
soon
enough.
u
u
Knuv.11
uiuuuwiiy
musical
Last
Complete
Show
at
9:05
An
Explosion
of
Merriment
You'll
like
this
show
especially
the
Charlie
Ruggles
version
of
the
hit
stage
show
that
jammed
a
bit
Broadway
Theatre
for
one
entire
year!
Adofph
ZvVar
preitnli
CS
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Bradley
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