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PAGE six THE DAILY NEWS

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‘a RRS a ADMISSION —  L5c & 5c
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es s Feature Starts 3:20—Lic & 35, &
" v : Large-Mouthed Film Star Featured nx ° »
* « in “Local Bey Makes Good” i= Romance on the Rampage — A Laugh Sensation ,
| Saturday and Monda aa | SALE is . 7
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i! Cy ecla a Joe E. Brown is as funny as ever \@ oe ° rown in
fl 4 4 in “Local Boy Makes Good,” an Up-/ y40..'; golid Leather Work Boots—|@™ ”
' o roarious comedy which is offered on; peo $4.50 $2 95° “TOCAL BOY MA
: te ot a A : s Pe : : the Capitol Theatre screen this| Selling at ° *
Ladies’ Silk Non-Run Bloomers— 49e B ny H avy paiee Suits—Turnbull $1.25 ‘week-end, but in a different way. Mer Dre Shoes and Oxfords— |@ WITH DOROTHY LEE, RUTH HALL e
In a variety of colors, pr brand, values to $1.95 for ; , fil reed «Kiet cadence Ri $5.00 ° he ee: > Bashful Boy—You'll Laugh ’Til You Cry
i Men's All Wool Working Sox In this picture he is timid, self-ef " Py A Breezy Story of a Bashfu
iv 8S All OU on Peal 4 satel iia Selii = ; . ‘arn? . : ‘
Ladies’ Raincoats—12 only $i 95 3 pairs $1.00 facing and near-sighted - - _ re Felt Slipp Leckies @ Adventures in Africa—“THE LION Ht NT FOX NEWS
Values to $5.50; ° of Br complex. He lapors | Ree. § 50; Selling at 99c° “PICTORIAL NO. 11” Cartoon—“HIDE AND SEEK’
Children's All Wool Cashmere Ribbed Hose— | Under Lhe suppressed desire to b {en's Brown Kid Romeo Slippers—|& + _“N <OURT”
a es é : re kat ad 2 Se te. a srown Kid Romeo Shippe! ‘DAY and TUESDAY—“NIGHT COURT =
Children’s Pullover Sweaters—Vee neck or polo Black or sand, sizes 6 to 81% devil with the ladi and at th Rep. $3.45 \@ MONDAY and : . . €
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t in fawn, grey, blues, etc, with 98 per pair 49c same time a power among the ath- Selling at 95 2 nae eee sean e noe ee Sa
contrasting trim, 24 to 32, each c letes of the local college Women’s Patent and Kid Ties and aa
Boys’ Wool Ribbed Hose—With: turned top, blue | In reality, Joe is a clerk in a’ ©sraps—Reg. $5.00 So 45 ae
a Women Corsolettes and Corsets—Large and or Drown seat, ma. 39c poecmes. Aa eremdent of betany ' oe ; c hi a and
ere small sizes, very special value $1 00 very special, pair iIn his dream-world he is forever, vo Pat fy “$2. 95)
made from excellent ‘ics e e 7 ing over and writing letters t a}
mace from excellent fabrics, each Ladies’ Silk and Wool Hose— New shades a eae . Sell ”
Yes ta Cc |Julia Winters, a pretty co-ed of H ; Slinns
Ladie Pure Wool Pullover and Coat Styl 7 an pair j distant university, v se picture he : "a ‘ ive at 65¢ ,
4 Sweaters—Fancy knit in varied color $2 25 Ladies’ Pure Silk Full Fashioned Hose—A regular has seen. These letters, filled v EXTRA SPECIAL
combinations, values to $3.50 for . dollar value, in a nice range of sizes 79¢ avowals of devotion and exagger olid 1 her Scho ‘ Bo
bins and colors, service weight, per pair ated praise of his own athletic ab- |“? ee
{ ‘ Ladies’ Silk and Wool Cardigans—In a pleasing a.  ility; he never mails. Somebody else dee $1.95
% assortment of shades; Famous Pride of th Check Ginghams—In blue, lilac, nile, 35¢ | however, does mail one of them 4 knee Rubber Boots 95 & OTHER
# West Manufacture $5 75 sky and buttercup, 2 yards jand thereby hangs the tale R $5.00: Selling at $2.
" values to $7.50 for ® : role 0 i. winters te ney.
All Wool Coatings—In several colors $1 49 Pranic weber Wit 7 Soothed & Healed by Zam-Buk.
Ye . : ik a eel tie ‘ . { y! ry Lee, the petite blonde s
Ladies’ Silk Crepe Dresses—In a var- 54, inches, values to $3.50 for - oa maw from Wheels C R: Sh ig?
ihe alii id sede Die $3.95 who is well known from Wheel ul ate oe SOT al ee Medicinal Soap ra?
: wy . eo Japanese Crepes—In colors. or white 15¢ jand Wooisey pictures. Others tak Ce
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Ladies’ Coats—Fur trimmed and 18 50 a i a Le ma hs tee “s ' a core
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handsomely finished, from 4-Inch Serges—In several shades 95¢ | Wade Boteler, William Bur and We Accept City Orders |
Children’s Pyjamas—Made from sturdy English value to $1.75 for, per yard }John Harrington. SSS | i
ee pyjama cloth, sizes ¢ to 12 years $ Velveteens—In colors of green, navy, $ Fea eee fa Wo PE . m a
each a Geet] eet o aot es eee MEETING OF The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous
+ ie Ladies’ Umbrellas—8 rib with fancy tips and | Comforters—In art coverings, colors of blue or ‘ , Mrs. A. T. Parkin
ia ferrule, colors of green, navy and § = tans, in neat patterns os to $ March 8—Canadian Composers,
i 4 black, each 1.25 from 2.95 4.50 | Mr Ernest Anderson | ée 99
4 M 9 Operatic selections
i G Boys’ Ficeced Union Suits—Natural Grey Wool Blankets—56x76, weight $ i oa a li eg upert ran
ys ] é : : tas . . tivities | Mrs. H. F. Puller
ij a color, sizes 6 to 14, per suit 75¢€ 6 lbs, value to $6.50 for, pair 3.95 ee adie, ty " ag ; duet |
% } Season—Progri 0 \pril 2-—Misceiianeous iuets
| ¥ 1932-33 Announced juartettes, choruses, etc,, Mrs SMOKED
; SEE OUR WINDOWS PHONE 9 —— Robert Blance and Mrs. G. A. Wood-

 

 

 

 

 

; The Ladies’ Music Club heid its! lan«
i : J opening meeting f the 1932-33 April 26—Light Opera Guest
4 season on Wednesx fternoon at M Chris Perry Be 4
! ” 1 ithe home of Mrs. M. P. McCaffery . :
: NEW HOMES south of Porcher Island, is growing, being built by Nels Lind and a thitd| poth avenue W lial a .

‘ding to John Bergman, who bY John Group }Margaret McCaffe vas in cha! a i
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- was in the city today, having come Spe of the arrangeme: ghtfu aM a
in on his f boat are practically all fishermen. They miscellaneous pros T ev ee ee Prepared Daily By
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have their own gardens but do not), laree attendance of member
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Mr. Bergman says three new attempt to raise produce for mar-|‘i¢ propram was as follo dian Fish & Cold Si Co.. Lid
it program was as follows nw
yehn mangeaen Tells of Improve-) houses are being built at t! settle- ket . | Vocal solo, “Who is Sylv Cana lan iS 0 lorage 0., { ”
ments Going on at Porcher Sat tele Gall Siickew Sullivan cf Mr. Bergman is returning home| (genymann). Mrs. J. H. McLeo andl blind ;
island Settlement ls : Se ee Piano sclo, “Bridal Proc: PRINCE RUPERT, BC,
ap Inlet is moving in there and er- | : : or :
: a pee a | (Greig) Miss Ruth Gil .
The settlement at Oona River, ecting a new dwelling. Another is Advertise in the Daily News. | Vocal sol “Sitting T . ed
- pee (‘Shepherd Song), Mrs. Erne Ar
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Vocal solo Night
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