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Tune-Up
For
Spring!
Winter
Has
Been
Hard
on
Your
Car
1
.
harder-than
ya
think!
The
strain
of
cold
starts,
sUddy
roads,
and
uncertain
weather
has
pulled
many
parts
out
of
adjustment.
Now
is
the
time
to
flush
away
the
winter-worn
oil
and
sluggish
water
system
adjust
wheels
and
brakes
tune
up
the
motor.
Take
advantage
of
our
special
rate
for
COMPLETE
inspection
clean-up
and
tune-up
and
be
sure
of
trodbJe-free
.spring
driving.
ROYAL
MOTORS
General
Motors
Dealers
3rd
Avenue
Phone
52
"Service
With
a
Smile''
Why
Buy
Sliced
Bread?
Customers
Say
They
Like
it
Because
It's
-fc
Sanitary
r;
Economical
Convenient
ic
fiood
For
Toast
It's
Wrapped
It
is
Supplied
in
Prince
It
u
pert
By
Van's
Bakery
The
Finest
PIANO
TUNING
In
the
country
can
be
yours,
as
done
with
the
"Ilesonoscope
by
G.
C.
WALKER
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
P
II
ONE
C58
EDITORIAL
FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT
A
correspondent
from
Terrace
wants
to
know
a
hat
s
our
authority
for
using
the
expression
"federal
politics"
or
"federal
government."
He
thinks
we
should
say
Dominion
government"
or
"Dominion
poliiica."
Our
reply
is
that
our
authority
is
the
British
North
America
Act
which
mentions
the
federation
of
the
provinces
and
also
"Wharton's
Law
Lexicon"
v
hich
mentions
the
"Federal
government."
We
also
fancy
we
remember
a
heading
in
one
or
more
Canadian
histories
which
mention
the
"Act
of
Confederation."
At
any
rata
the
term
is
in
general
use
and
its
use
L-
a
pleasant
change
from
continually
repeating
the
word
"Dominion."
Uiider
those
circumstances
we
shall
continue
to
use
the
wo?d
and
ask
our
correspondent
to
dig
a
little
deeper
aad
find
out
that
he
is
wrong.
There
are
other
authorise
if
he
wiir
seek
in
the
proper
places.
BOWLING
BY
TCI
A
DO
1
JLiJuLiVJiVrii
II
is
centred
near
the
Queen
Char-
ftefor?
net
a
gajjy
aecoravea
muu.
lotte
Islands
and
some
heavy
rate
bomt
whco
fUed
nu
Interesting
Innovation
Between
have
occurred
on
the
northern
aerous
nrettf
nd
useful
gift.
Here
and
Ketchikan
Takes
Place
coast
but
It
has
been
fait
and
DeUe
refreshments
were
sr-Tomorrow
Evening
;
warm
m
the
moat
parts
of
the
in-
Ted-
'tertor.
T
addUUon
to
the
t
hostess
ano
Tomorrow
night
an
interesting
sports
innovation
will
take
plat-
m
the
form
of
a
telegraphic
bowl-;
ng
match
between
Ketchikan
andj
Prince
Rupert
the
results
in
the
two
towns
to
be
transmitted.
byU
Tiro
T?t.Viikin
hovinir
Kr,
tin.".
ible
to
come
here
for
a
returr
ries
following
a
recent
visit
oli
ocal
trundlers
to
the
Alaska
city
he
telegraphic
exchange.
nineteenth
century,
the
greatest
The
first
Prince
Rupert
team
w"l
period
of
progress
in
world
history,
insist
of
Stan
Morin,
Bill
Schria-1
Although
the
League
of
Nations
berg.
Eddie
Smith,
Jack
Paul
and
had
served
its
usefulness,
he
bezels
Gunderson
while
the
second
lieved
something
else
most
take
team
will
be
made
up
of
Scoop
Its
place.
Perhaps
the
balance
of
Bury.
Hayworth
Todd.
Jimmy
Cic-
power,
now
in
operation,
would
cone.
Andy
Donald
and
Nonru
act
as
a
preserver
of
peace
during
tinslor.
the
twentieth
century.
There
will
be
five
matches
be-
This
was
followed
by
-he
d-
twetn
teams,
total
pins
to
count
bate:
"Resolved
that
the
Absorp-n
deciding
the
issue.
tion
of
Austria
into
the
Gemru.
On
the
same
scores
singles
and
Empire
is
In
the
Best
Interests
aouwes
honors
will
be
decided
with
the
doubles
paired
up
as
follows,
Morin
and
Smith.
Schriaberg
and
ounderson.
Paul
and
Kinslor.
Barv
and
DonaJd.
Ciccor.e
and
Todd.
SMITHERS
DEBATING
Junior
Elks
Win
Woodmere
CTrb
Give
Close
Competition
"The
League
of
Nations
has
Served
its
Usefulness
A
New
Guarantee
For
Peace
Must
Be
Devised"
Vernon
Crockett,
Principal,
Smithers
High
SchooL
"German
Leadership
Has
Fallen
Into
the
Hands
of
the
Wrong
Men"
Col.
R.
L.
Gale.
"The
Smithers
Junior
Elks
Are
The
Liveliest
Organization
of
its
Kind
in
Canada"
J.
G.
Stephens,
founder
of
Smithers
Junior
Elks.
"The
Junior
Elks
Is
an
Organization
of
which
I
am
Proud
and
I
Think
of
Which
the
Community
as
a
Whole
May
Well
Be
Proud"
Mr.
W.
Colllson,
Exalted
Ruler,
Smithers
Elks.
SMITHERS,
April
14:-On
Saturday
evening
the
Smithers
Masonic
lodge
room
was
filled
to
capacity
by
all
those
Interested
in
Oil
rrftn
t
or:
art
f
c
Via
tir4A4inn
Ki
.
ing
a
debate
between
Junior
Hh
and
Woodmere
Debating
Club
which
vnn
hv
.Tnnlnr
Tllr
Tom
Jones,
acting
as
chairman,
opened
the
program
with
"O
Canada,"
Miss
Y.
Arthurs
presiding
at
the
piano.
Vernon
Crockett.
principal,
Smithers
High
School
gave
a
very
interesting
summary
of
the
League
of
nations
He
went
on
to
explain
how
the
system
of
alliances,
the
balance
of
power
or
VTbouiandi
enjoy
Muffet
every
day.
Buy
a
package
from
your
grocer
icrve
regularly.
1?eadtiUeat-tioto
Co&i
J
,1
I
,
W
earner
Forecast
General
Synopsis
A
depression
Prlnee
Rop)ert
and
Qaeen
Char
ilotte
Islands-Fresh
shifting
winds
showery,
clearing
partially
at
night.
vest
Coast
of
Vancouver
Man,
mth
to
mthmt
.
a
m
ue
ugni
rain
Dot
paruy
ran
the
concert
of
Europe
acted
as
i
world
Peace
The
Woodmere
dp
bating
Club,
in
the
affirmatabe
offered
as
its
repress
r.u
vc
V
Fanr.
H.
Mercr
and
P
PWul
Reprssentiag
ttte
Junior
Elks
wet-
G.
Williams.
T.
Cook
and
J
Fu,
neas.
Many
angles
were
h
r.-rjh
developed
by
both
sides
A
"hour,
economic
arrangements
betwee-Austria
and
Germany
mk'bt
hr
been
to
the
benefit
of
both
ecu-1
tries.
Hitter's
method
of
:rL--Austria
was
severely
critic
ized
The
judges.
V.
Crockett
A.
Jone
and
CoL
Gale,
gave
a
very
close
decision,
two
deciding
in
favor
of
the
negative
and
one
in
favor
of
the
affirmative.
Col.
Gale
an
nouncing
the
decision,
suggested
that,
although
the
German
people
were
as
a
whole
a
fine
lot.
the-had
fallen
into
the
hands
of
th
wrong
kind
of
leadership.
During
the
Intermission.
Mis
Betty
Jones
rendered
a
piano
solo
which
was
greatly
enjoyed
as
the
applause
would
indicate.
H
G.
Stephens,
founder
of
the
Smithers
Junior
Elks,
gave
an
out
line
of
its
progress
and
purposes
William
Collisdn.
Exalted
Rulei
of
the
Elks,
explained
how
th
Junior
Elks
had
been
formed
and
that
It
was
only
through
the
efforts
of
men
like
Mr.
Stephen:
such
organizations
were
possible
The
program
closed
with
the
singing
of
"God
Save
The
King."
The
guests
retired
to
the
Junioi
Elks'
lodge
room
and
partook
of
refreshments.
Miss
Mildred
Rife
serviteur,
had
the
refreshments
laid
out
in
a
most
tempting
man
ner.
Following
the
refreshment
several
short
speeches
were
made
"
7"
Tw-
raurs
UB
festion
that
the
Junior
Elks
takr
luiuiuic
in
siarung
mier
Cty.
lebati.nR
C,ubs
President
Tom
Jones
was
in
tb
chair.
nerve
health
nave
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Miss
Marie
McFaaMen
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Sam
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popoVc
bride-elect,
Mrs
Sam
HaaOemehild
was
hostess
i;-
night
at
a
linen
shower
at
ht
:
home
on
Hetemh
Avenue
East
thirty-one
patens
were
presem
at
the
deUghtfkl
affair
The
ronnz
were
attraetrwery
decorated
wit
V
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and
pasty
willows
The
earif
pin
of
the
evening
was
spent
in
playing
of
court
whis-at
which
the
prize-winners
wr
Mrs.
WUBain
MrCaiiun.
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W.
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cards
Miss
MeFadden
was
an
arch
decor
.
a
ted
with
a
wedding
bell
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the
hostess
wheeled
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Marjorie
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Hallbere.
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Lillian
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GENEROUS
HEALTH
BREAKFASTS
IN
EACH
PACKAGEI
Thursday
.4
THE
ROYAL
BAN
K
Says
Yaricose
Veins
Can
Be
Reduced
At
Home
;
Prove
It
At
Small
Co.t
I
If
you
or
any
relative
or
friend
is
I
worried
because
'.
varirote
veins.
'
or
bunches,
a
good
advice
for:
name
treatment
as
any
friend
can
.
give
is
to
get
a
bottle
of
Moone's
ttaeraki
Oil.
1
Simatar
ask
Onnes
Ltd.
or
your
druggist
for
an
original
bottle
of
Moose's
Emerald
Oil
and
apply
night
and
morning
to
the
swollen.
enlarged
veins.
Soon
you
should
notice
that
they
are
growing
small
-
:-r
and
the
treatment
should
be
continued
until
the
veins
are
no.
longer
burdensome.
So
penetrat-1
ing
is
Emerald
Oil
that
it
also
nelps
disappear.
ONLY
1
MORE
DAYS
To
Have
Your
Clothes
Cleaned
and
Pressed
For
EASTER!
Or
e
of
the
most
important
dress-up
occasions
of
the
year
.
.
Easter
.
.
.
requires
ia
you
take
extra
care
in
hT
jig
your
clothing
cleaned
and
pressed
in
Uie
finest
manner.
Send
them
here
.
.
.
every
garment
will
be
returned
fresh
and
clean
.
.
.
perfectly
pressed
with
not
a
traite
of
odor.
Call
thi
week
avoid
the
last
minute
Easter
rush.
Phone
858
We
Call
and
Deliver
IDEAL
CLEANERS
SOUTH!
VANCOUVER
Calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
Every
THURSDAY,
11:15
P.M.
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1
I
1
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Easter
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Ladies'
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Ladle1'
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gaberdine
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desire.
Priced
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and
Pumps
JuHa
Arthur"
beautiful
street
oxfords
ami
cuban
and
continental
heels.
In
aS
leathe;
..
ing
over
with
style.
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fastidious
Priced
Men's
Calf
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lrom
Mens
calf
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different
tues
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us
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your
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Seeds
Fertilizers
Harden
Tools
Hose
Lawn
Mowers
Watering
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NEW
CARS
ON
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DAY
acd
NIGHT
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Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
per
Package
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Ilors
d'ocuvre
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
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in
Refrigerator