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311
GIT
SOME
TODAY
AT
ANV
Ml
Oil
I.
STORE
f
Dentists
recommend
It
helps
keep
teeth
strong
and
white,
gives
them
needed
exercise.
Cleanses
by
remortng
food
particlesremaining
between
teeth
after
eating.
Helps
keep
you
healthy!
Enjoy
it
daily
millions
dot
cm
FURNITURE
SALE
Elio's
3-Piece
Livinsr
Room
Suite
$88.09
7
of
these
suites
in
a
choice
of
few
txf
itinnilly
?ood
booking
an'i
splendid
wearing
covers.
You
will
be
delightsd
w'th
the
design
it
Ls
really
luxurious
with
serpenLne
frcnt,
buttonedjlowcr
band
and
walnut
finish
trim.
'
.
Note
the
con-tructton
of
this
suite
is
exceptionally
well-sea.'
one!
hardwood
frames,
full
webbed
base,
deep
comfortable
reversible
spring
filled
cushion.
No
Phone
or
C.O.I).
Orders
Accepted
in
This
Sale
of
Furniture
We
realize
everyone
should
have
the
opportunity
of
purchasing
l
the-e
low
t,;i-!S.
W-
su".rc-1
if
it
-
n
it
f-:r"i
'-nt
.
mfc
the
full
payment
at
time
of
sale
wc
will
accent
a
der-oit
until
final
arrangement
can
be
made
on
later
Bate.
This
will
give
you
the
opportunity
of
saving
on
your
furniture
during
the
sale.
Complete
Bed
Outfit
$34.00
By
pur
h:i'
n-;
this
outfit
com-i'r'e
you
win
savp
oxactiy
$12.00
The
bed
j
in
p;v
ci.in
walnut
fiii.sh.
the
mnni
is
stcl
band,
tha
mattrev
.'prm-
fiiled
and
cood
quality.
S-icJ
.
rMarately
the
prices
are.
bed.
$12.00:
seiner,
$14.00:
mattruss.
$20.00
Total,
$46.00.
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Attended
to
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
Third
Avenue.
AT
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
SPRING
CLEANING
Brighten
up
your
rooms
with
Muresco.
the
supreme
wall
finish.
Easy
to
apply
and
economical
to
use.
eBsa
75c
HMSCOl
?J
per
"hjfcfc
Fackage
gg.
a)
Per
Half
IjsABj
W
Package
MURESCO
puts
in
Walls
and
Ceilings
RICH
FLAT
FINISH
at
wit
not
rub
on,,
crick,
chip
or
el
Aide
in
"mts
And
White
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McBUIDE
ST.
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
.Brand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superphosphates,
Complete
Fertilizers
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Rrand
Metals
Gold,
Silver,
Electrolytic
Lead,
Zinc.
Cadmium,
Bismuth.
mmmmmmaKmmmmmmmmimmmmmaBmmmmmmmmammmmmmm
The
Central
Hotel
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
rooms
and
cafe
Pasteurized
Milk
Phone
61
for
Best
Household
Coal
I
VALENTIN
DAIRY
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
FnONL
C57
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Cannery
Crews
Assembling
for
Season
Halibut
Landings
Heavy
at
Seattle
North
Sea
Has
Convicts
on
Board
Angus
Currie,
manager
of
Clax-
;
ton
cannery,
and
Mrs.
Currie
and
R.
H.
Ourd,
accountant
of
Cassiar
,
cannery,
and
Mrs.
Curd
arrived
on
the
Skeena
River
from
Vancouver
4
at
the
week-end
aboard
the
steamer
Cardena.
They
were
accompanied
by
members
of
the
cannery
having
come
in
on
one
of
the
can-
'fhery
boats
on
business.
Mr.
Harris
'
,arrived
on
the
Skeena
from
Vancouver
the
week
previous.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
James
Flndlay,
arrived
In
port
at
9:30
last
night
from
the
south
and
sailed
a
couple
of
hours
later
for
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
where
she
will
return
here
Tuesday
morning
southbound.
I
Several
small
halibut
boats
land-j
ed
catches
at
Ketchikan
on
Satur-jday,
prices
ranging
up
to
6.5c
and
4,.4C'.
The
boats
in
were:
Norma
Jane,
6,000
pounds;
A968,
4,000;
Cora,
7,000,
and
D901,
1,200
pounds.
'
There
were
also
a
number
of
small
salmon
boats
In
Ketchikan
on
Saturday
prices
being
up
to
13ViC
and
6c.
Ten
boats
landed
catches
of
hail-but
at
Seattle
Saturday
aggregating
274,500
pounds.
They
were:
'
Vansee,
40,000,
San
Jaun,
7c
and
6c;
Sunset,
36,000,
San
Juan,
7c
and
6c;
;Martindale,
38,000,
Sebastian,
7c
'
and
6c;
Ilene.
36,000,
San
Juan,
634C
and
6Vbc;
Lebanon,
McCallum,
7Vi,c
and
6s;
Betty
J
16,500,
New
England,
Tc
and
6c;
Flint.
13,000,
New
England.
7VbC
and
6c;
June,'
18,000,
Whiz,
7'sc
and
6c;
National,
17,000,
Sebastian,
7V8c
and
6c;
Orbit.
18,000,
Booth,
7c
and
6c.
Seattle
last
week
had
its
heaviest
jingle
week's
halibut
landings
since
1C3C.
A
total
of
1,400,000
pounds
,
of
fish
was
brought
there.
What
ls
j
expected
to
be
a
basic
low
price
for
the
year
was
established,
this
being
vc
ana
oc.
Making
her
first
halibut
trip
in
several
years,
the
Ivanhoe,
which
has
been
engaged
In
sardine
and
mackerel
fishing,
left
Seattle
last
week
but
struck
a
log
in
the
Straits
of
Juan
de
Fuca
and
had
to
return
to
Seattle
with
a
broken
pro-pellor.
Repairs
having
been
made,
the
Ivanhoe
left
Seattle
again
on
Saturday
for
the
fishing
grounds.
With
a
capacity
list
of
Including
Alaskans
and
Yu-
koners
going
north
for
the
season,
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
was
In
port
from
8
to
9
o'clock
Sunday
morning
bound
north,
from
Vancouver
to
Skagway.
Calling
at
Prince
Rupert
from
4
to
7
o'clock
Sunday
morning,
the
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
steamer
North
Sea,
Capt.
A.
W.
Nlckerson,
discharged
fresh
halibut
from
Ketchikan
for
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways
and
then
sailed
in
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
Seattle.
Among
her
passengers
the
North
Sea
had
on
board
a
dozen
prisoners
In
custody
of
federal
officers.
They
were
being
taken
south
to
serve
sentences
imposed
at
a
session
of
district
court
in
Ketchikan.
More
fresh
halibut
was
in
from.
Ketchikan
this
morning
for
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
steamer
Chatham,
formerly
Evelyn
Berg,
arrived
at
8:30
with
Capt.
Olof
Hansen
in
command
and,
aftei
discharging
tw0
carloads,
sailed
at
11
a.m.
for
Seattle.
The
Salvor,
Capt.
Pitcher,
and
Beloit,
Capt.
John
Knapland,
were
also
in
this
morning
from
Ketchikan,
each
with
a
-carload
of
halibut.
Freighter
Salvor,
Capt.
Albert
Georgeson,
was
In
port
over
the
week-end
with
cargo
for
local
de
livery.
-
Imperial
Oil
Co.-s
small
tanker
Marvollte,
Capt.
McDonald,
arrive!
I
in
port
this
morning
from
Vancouver.
The
Marvollte
will
service
smaller
stations
of
the
company
hereabouts
while
in
northern
waters,
WAKE
UP
LIKE
A
CAVE
MAN
Feel
Full
of
Life
-No
More
Tired.
Dull.
Heavy
Mornings
K
7w
Irrrr
healthy
and
ruT
M
rrat
titty
nornu(.
Wbta
jou
lt
o
Iteliiif
"roBen"
jour
Dm
U
ut
J
mitt.
Taur
lifer
cltiri
the
bload
al
arparatci
the
tMMir'uhini
part
!
Jur
''
Irwathewute.
SuppGet
wr0
1
nuckt,
tiiiuttixl
jUnd
'"
eut
bile,
the
bedr'i
lantire,
helpt
atomach,
kidotjrt
and
la.
ttin
te
rk
fnftrij.
A
mere
Uwl
norameat
ian't
enotih.
"Fruit-a-twa
nude
frem
fruiU
and
htrbt,
will
ttrencthaa
and
build
up
yeur
biff
lie
nothinf
eU
ilL
YmH
be
amaied
be
H
r
ut
y7
naroinf.
Try
Fruit-a-thea.
All
druii.
FRUIT-ATI
YES
crews
and
will
go
to
work
at
once
getting
the
plants
in
readiness
for
.
i
the
season's
operati6ns.
The
Car-
(Jin
w
u
I
irriPJ
(Jl
dena.
on
her
present
voyage,
also
brought
north
members
of
the
Riv-
YKftn
Po
rcac
ers
Inlet
cannery
crews.
,
1
UiiUIl
I
GooCD
H
W.
Harris,
manager
of
North
Freemann7ad
In
Victoria
Pac
fic
cannery,
pa
id
his
first
visit,
ad
Jwo
oteIs
,
01
.
me
season
w
vown
odiuruay,
.
Dawson
UVII
UBirrs
VICTORIA.
April
25:
(CP)
Henry
Freeman,
who
at
one'time
is
dead.
He
had
lived
in
retirement
at
East
Sooke
for
some
years.
Australia
Is
Having
Drought
Sheep
Kaisint
Industry
Being
Seriously
Affected
By
Lack
Of
Moisture
SYDNEY,
Australia,
April
25:
CP
Portions
of
Queensland,
Nev.
South
Wales
and
Victoria
have
been
suffering
the
worst
drought
in
years.
Sheep
raising
has
been
seriously
affected.
Blizzards
In
.
Saskatchewan
Unreasonable
Weather
at
End
of
Week
in
Vicinity
of
Saskatoon
And
Battleford
SASKATOON,
April
25:
(CP)
There
was
snow
In
north
and
cen-
attained
blizzard
proportions
with
a
bitter
northeast
wind
between
Saskatoon
and
North
Battleford.
Jewish
Shops
Are
Picketed
VIENNA,
April
25:
(CP)
Young
Austrian
Nazis
have
started
pick
eting
Jewish
shops
in
Vienna,
Lenz,
'FIGURED
IN
'GARBO
IS
AUTOCRASH
FEATURED
Narrow
Escpe
For
George
Dibb
Of
picture
of
Historical
Interest,
De-This
City
and
Companions
In
plcting
Napoleon's
Romance,
Is
Accident
on
Cariboo
Highway
Showing
Here
Bearing
the
marks
of
an
auto-:
Hailed
as
the
most
distinguished
mnhiiP
ar-rident
in
which
he
was
motion
Dlcture
In
which
Greta
involved
on
the
Cariboo
Hlghwaj
oarbo
has
so
far
appeared,
"Con-lust
west
of
the
Fraser
Canyon
j
quest,"
the
love
story
of
Napoleon
George
Dibb
returned
home
f
rom
'
Bonaparte
and
the
glamorous
Vancouver
on
the
Catala
last
,
countess
Marie
Walewska,
Is
the
night.
He
has
been
away
for
three
,
fjrst
0f
the
week
feature
offering
weeks,
having
made
a
business
on
tne
screen
of
the
Capitol
Thea-rn
through
the
central
interior
j
tre
nere
and
back
via
Vancouver.
Motoring
south
from
Prince
George,
it
was
between
Ashcroft
and
Vancouver
where
the
accident
occurred.
The
steering
geer
of
tht
automobile
became
disabled
and
the
car
plunged
off
the
side
of
the
highway
down
a
hillside
into
tht
right-of-way
of
the
Canadian
Pa
cific
Railway.
The
vehicle
turned
over
three
times
and
was
almott:
completely
wrecked.
George,
with
a
badly
cut
leg
and
also
with
abrasions
about
the
fore
operated
two
hotels
in
Dawson,
head
suffered
less
severe
iniuriet
having
gone
into
the
Yukon
ovci
jtnan
did
two
companions.
One
had
Dyea
trail
during
the
Gold
Rush
.severe
cuts
about
the
face
and
head
in
the
breaking
of
the
wind'
shield.
The
third,
already
suffer
ing
from
rheumatism,
sustained
a
broken
shoulder
and
a
severely
strained
back.
George,
who
was
able
to
givr
first
aid
to
his
companions
before
ia
truck
came
along
and
picked
up
.the
party,
scent
a
day
and
a
hall
himself
in
hospital
at
Chilliwack
HOW
MARIE
FOUND
OUT
Dionne
Hospital
Staff
Mystified
For
a
While
Over
Attempt
To
Water
Hobby
Horse
CALLANDER,
Ont.,
April
25:
(CP)
Little
Marie
Dionne,
one
of
the
famous
quintuplets,
mystified
the
staff
of
the
hospital
yestcrdaj
when
she
tried
to
water
a
hobbj
horse
with
a
beach
pail.
The
question
was
where
had
Marie
seen
a
tral
Saskatchewan
on
Saturday.
It
horse,
much
less
one
being
water-
d.
The
riddle
was
solved
whe
Dr.
Allan
Dafoe
recalled
that
aboui
a
year
ago
a
horse
had
been
used
In
ploughing
the
hospital
grounds
Marie
had
evidently
seen
It
beinfc
watered
from
a
pall
and
had
SEEK
BROIHERS
HAMILTON,
Ont.
April
25:
CP
When
Miss
Fannie
Blackman,
69.
died
two
hours
after
heine
strlrk-
Gratz
and
other
cities.
They
march
en
by
an
acute
illness,
calls
were
in
ironi,
oi
tne
Jewish
shops
sent
out
to
locate
her
two
broth-chanting:
"Don't
patronize
this
ers.
who
had
moved
from
Hamilton
store.
It
is
owned
by
Jews."
to
other
parts.
Tops
in
Tennis
It's
SLAZENGERS
For
1938
Get
a
New
Slazenger
Tennis
Racquet
Quality
in
Every
String
1938
Slazenger
Price
List
Victoria
$4.50
Acc
$5.50
Marquis
r..
$6.50
Eltham
$7.00
Eclipse
$7.50
Varsity
$10.50
Primax
$15.00
Doherty
$17.50
Queens
..,
$22.00
Slazenger.
Tennis
Bails
First
quality
50c
Olympic
Second
quality
.
35c
Slazenger
1937
Tennis
Balls
25c
Jtubber
Handle
Grips
,
rm
35c
Tennis
Ball
Rags
r
25c
Rubberized
Racquet
Covers
r
50c
Oilskin
Racquet
Covers
,
..
goc
Tennis
Racqet
Press
75c
Swing
In
With
Slazcngcrs
dAsM
Filled
with
memories
of
an
pnrvhal
neriod
in
world
history,
the
ttnrv
Ic
that.
rf
t.he
countess
who
forsakes
her
home
and
her
husband
In
an
heroic
at
tempt
to
win
over
Napoleon
and
thus
save
the
life
of
her
Country.
Charles
Boyer
plays
the
part
of
Napoleon
whose
power-mad
deter
mination
to
rule
the
world
leads
him
to
doom.
A
distinguished
cast
supports
the
two
stars.
Reginald
Owen
is
cast
as
the
unscrupulous
Talleyrand,
Alan
Marshall
as
Captain
d'Ornano
Henry
Stephenson
as
Garbo's
hus
band,
Lelf
Erickson
as
her
broth
er.
Dame
May
Whitty
as
Letitla
nnnamrfo
and
ft
Henrv
Gordon
as
Prince
Ponlatowski.
Also
In
the
cast
are
Claude
Gilllng
water.!
George
Huston,
George
Zucco,
Ivan
;
Lebedeff.
Oscar
Apfel
and
Betty
Blythe.
On
Flight
From
Ketchikan
South
Herb
iMunter
To
Operate
Twr.
Planes
From
Alaska
Port
This
Summer
KETCHIKAN.
April
25:
(CP)
-
j
Pilot
Herb
Munter
left
Ketchikan
yesterday
for
Seattle
with
party
of
six
passengers
In
his
seaplane
Munter
plans
to
operate
two
planes
between
Ketchikan
and
Seattle
this
summer.
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer,
principal
of
Booth
Memorial
School,
and
Miss
M.
Hartln
returned
lo
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
morning
from
Victoria
where
they
attended
the
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
Teachers'
ClASsiFlEU
FOUND
FOUND
Pair
of
pliers
Third
Avenue.
Owner
can
have
them
on
paying
for
advertisement.
t.f
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
The
White
Apartments
4th
Avenue
near
McBrlde;
complete;
in
excellent
condition;
reconstructed;
central;
well-rented;
excellent
tenants',
economical
future
commercial
site.
Combined
home
and
good
self-managed
income
property.
Reasonably-priced
for
quick
sale
for
cash
or
substantial
payment,
considering
revenue
possibilities.
Address:
139
4th
Ave.
E.;
P.O.
Box
399;
phone
427.
Mrs.
Mary
A.
(OB.)
White
or
brokers.
611
Third
Ave.
West
(near
Royal
Bank),
Lot
8,
Block
33,
Section
1,
Store
with
dwelling
over.
This
desirable
property
for
sale
at
a
low
price
and
on
easy
terms.
5
Interest
on
balance
as
rent.
Also
Lots
11
and
12,
Block
17,
Section
7.
with
house
1140
East
6th
Ave-enue
for
$700,
half
cash
and
balance
$20
per
month.
Geo.
H
Munro,
4240.
West
11th
Ave.,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
If
Interested
In
property
In
or
near
Vancouver
communicate
with
the
above.
(101)
FOR
SALE
G.
E.
All-wave
radio.
1935
floor
model.
8
tubes.
$70
cash.
Small
reduction
for
trade-in.
Phone
Red
929.
(97)
WORK
WANTED
WOMAN
wishes
work
by
hour.
Box
17.
Daily
News.
(96)
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
Comfortable
house
at
Seal
Cove,
four
rooms,
kitchenette,
bathroom,
shed
and
garage.
Good
deal
for
steady
tenant.
Phone
Don
Passmore,
Green
510.
(96)
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