PAflE
SIX.
Stir
'em
up
SALE
FRIDAY,
SATURDAY
AND
MONDAY.
WONDERFUL
VALUES
GUARANTEED
GOODS.
Ladies'
and
Children'
Hose,
Mack,
While,
and
Tan,
11
pairs
for
$1.00
Heather
Wool
and
Cashmere
lloc,
per
pair
95c
All
Pure
.Silk
Hose,
pair
...
:
$1.25
18
inch
While
Terry
Toweling
a
yards
for
$1.00
t'7
inch
Plaid
(Singhams,
yarils
ror
$1.00
21
inch
While
Flannelette,
i
yards
for
...
$1.00
Curtain
Scrims,
5
yards
for
$1.00
Prints,
Light
and
Dark,
i
yards
for
,.
...
$1.00
Ladies'
Collou
Vc.sU,
a
for
,
$1.00
Window
Shades,
each
$1.00
Cotton
Corset
Covers,
3
pairs
for
$1.00
Ladies'
Cotton
Drawers,
assortment,
2
pairs
for
.
.
.
$1.00
Frilled
Camp
Cushions,
each
75c
Corsets,
an
assortment
of
sniall
sizes,
per
pair
25c
Sport
(iirdlc
Cornets,
all
sizes,
per
pair
$1.00
Navy
Serge,
0
inch
wide,
special
per
yard
$1.10
Plaid
Dress
Hoods
for
Children's
wear,
re?.
$1.30
for
per
yard
,
...
85c
Ladies'
Tricosham
Dresses
in
.Navy,
Black
and
Drown.
Special
each
$15.00
Pleated
Serge
Skirls,
Navy
only,
each
$4.75
Ladies'
Ilniu
Hals,
each
$1.00
Assortment
of
Ladies'
and
Misses'
Sweaters,
values
to
.$7.30
each,
for
each
$2.50
Ladies'
and
Children'
Chamoielle
Cloves,
pair
.
.
95c
While
Nainsook,
good
quality,
a
yards
for
$1.00
Bloomers,
Pink
and
White,
2
pairs
for
$1.00
Silk
Camisoles,
each
$1.00
We
are
Agents
for
Pictorial
Ilcvicwand
Ladies'
Home
Journal
Patterns.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9.
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
Street.
AN
OPPORTUNITY
II
not
to
le
missed.
Take
advantage
of
tins
Good
Buy
H.C.
Strictly
Fresh
Kggs.
3
doz
85c
Woodland
Dairy
butter,
per
lb
45c
Freh
Creamery
Duller,
per
lb
42c
1
1
II).
Hoxes
Itulter,
per
box
$5.90
No.
1
Macon,
per
lb
45c
No.
1
Ham,
per
lb
35c
ECONOMY
STORE
Phone
84.
417-5th
Ave.
East.
Hrown.
DELICIOUS!
The
fine
creamery
flavor
of
pure
Woodland
BUTTER
is
dislitielive.
He
sure
to
try
it.
Ask
Your
Qrocer
Tor
WOODLAND,
"The
Best
Butter."
Crepe
Soles
Ju?l
arrived
L'nglith
Urown
OXFORDS
with
the
new
Crepe
Soles.
WEAR
LIKE
A
PIG'S
NOSE.
English
Brogue
Oxfords
and
High
Shoes
in
Mack
und
Geo.
Hill
The
Shoeman
Next
St-
llegis
Cafe.
NOTICE.
.Vollre
Is
hereby
(riieii
Ituil
lender
will
U'
received
at
tlie
nrrire
t
Hie
uu1Tlfnel
up
lo
nni
in
the
Twenty
wcvnd
diy
of
jurrn,
mil,
ror
tne
rmui
or
tlie
Duna-Inr
-illutted
on
Lul
ID.
Blork
13.
Section
I.
ihiw
known
4
the
llev
Cafe.
Tin
rental
Is
lo
be
on
a
iiniblv
basit
and
rayiblr
In
adianre.
a
it-ie
ror
one
year
cuuui
be
(it
en
tr
required.
All
tender
mux
Male
rental
Ui
be
paid,
nature
of
buine
It
I
r-rntmsed
Ui
earn
on.
or
u
lo
ublrU
pmnii
are
!
be
pul.
ine
mrnei
or
any
tender
iu
not
nreearlly
be
acrepied.
Tllos.
V.
IIEnXE.
Covemmeni
A
rent.
Trlnre
Unpen.
B.C.
APPLES
W
hy
pay
2.75
to
3.23
for
Apples
when
you
can
buy
from
us
Yellow
Newton
Pippins,
Sl-ayman
Wincsaps,
Human
Kcauties
and
Wag
ners
at
$2.25
Jul
a
few
boxes
of
each
left
lo
sell.
BUTTER
HAS
DROPPED
2c
per
lb.
Our
regular
price
l"4c.
Lawndale
Butter
now
.
.
45c
Fresh
Meal
at
our
usual
low
prices.
FARMERS
Marie
Phone
Blue
428.
r-
Blue
-1
Ribbon
Tea
Common
lea
is
a
drug
on
the
market,
and
uu
will
not
save
anything
by
buying
it.
Half
a
pound
or
BLUE
RIBBON
Makes
More
Tea
of
better
flavor
than
one
pound
of
low
grade
bulk
tea.
Dr.
E.
S.
T
AIT
DENTIST.
Helgerton
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
U
8.
Phons
.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
EXPORT
OF
LOGS
IS
NEGLIGIBLE
QUANTITY
One
Hundred
Million
Feet
Went
to
Japan
and
Little
More
to
States
VICTOltlA,
March
28.
Keen
exception
is
bcrug
taken
by
Ilon.j
T.
1).
Paltullo,
minister
of
lands,
I
to
reports
appearing
in
eastern'
newspapers
with
regard
to
timber
exports
in
the
raw
from
this'
province.
"A
great
deal
of
talk
was
heard
tliirins:
Hie
last
session
of
the
Legislature,"
said
I
tic
minister
in
an
interview
recently.
"Hut
if
people
only
realized
the
situation
they
would
not
tic
misled
by
erroneous
statements,
whieh
are
often
made
by
persons
with
.some
ulterior
motive."
The
minister
points
out
that
while
333.MIO.U00
board
reel
of
logs
were
exported
from
Mritisli
Columbia
last
yrar,
ton.O00.onn
feel
went
to
Japan.
The
balance-.
country
and
as
the
rcMill
of
pro.
ent
meiliiido
tbc
industry
i.s
in
a
splendid
condition."
PROPOSAL
TO
CHARGE
HIGH
SCHOOL
PUPILS
Victoria
Will
Consider
Matter
Next
Meeting
of
Board
at
VICTOHIA.
March
2K.
At
the
Trustee
J.
It.
llrowii.as
follows:
"I
hat
a
a
temporary
of
economy
(he
Vieloria
School
CANCELLATION
Of
RtStRVL
MlTK
t
IS
I1UHIIV
(jlL
tlial
the
rrwrte
evl.tinr
over
lil
III,
Oureu
Uiar-lolle
Ulaud
Ui.lrlrt.
Is
caiurlleil.
0.
R.
.'VAtit.
lM-iiity
Minl.ier
of
Lauds.
mii
i'.iruiiviii.
t
irmria,
n
1...
Xttli
January,
ltd.
!
133.000.00(1
reel,
went
to
the
lulled
Stales.
Statement
have'
been
made
that
the
importation
of
Itritish
Columbia
logs
bine'
resulted
in
the
building
up
of
ilarge
industries
in
the
United
Slates.
The
truth
is
that
the
United
Slates
last
year
exported;
1100.000.000
feet
of
logs
lo
Japan;
Iso
that
lip-re
wus
only
-a
balance
or
33.ouo.oon
red
(,f
Hritish
Col-jutnbia
timber
left
lo
be
handled
jin
mills
aero
the
line
so
stilall
a
ilU'julitv
ns
In
In
cnlirrlv
iieu-li.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6003.
S.
alrd
Teiub-rn
will
w
rrrrhed
lir
tr
IHMri'i
'on-trr,
nl
later
than
fi'joa
on
ine
ltti
cl
..r
April,
lull,
for
the
tir-1
rha.e
uf
I.iiimwt
X
near
slieeii
r.
I
aire,
enlraiu-e
Wi
lirirrin
r.,
C.lt.
a.
in
'Ul
iJu.'.ou
f.bjn.
uf
lli-nil
k,
HaNain.
sprure.
and
ilrdar
Sailr.
Ty
.am
will
lie
allowed
fur
re-rnxval
uf
timber.
Iiiilher
artirulars
or
tlie
t.hlef
I'orea
ier.
minima,
or
I
I'rlnre
Hiifwrt,
B.C.
I'orl
Cletnenlt.
Urlll.il
t
Uilumlila.
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
uver
tlie
follnwlnr
de-
M-riUil
land:
(U4iiinetirliiir
at
a
I"!
planted
al
tlie
ii..rthuet
e
mer
of
U,
1
iM.rlli
roait
of
Oraliam
Uland;
tlienre.
ICO
rlialii
elerly:
tlienre
rive
rlialn
n-r
ineny.
to
Kiw
ater
mark,
thetire
If.n
rhalna
eailerly
alunr
low
water
inark:
tlienre
rive
chain
aontherly
P
point
c.r
'.runieiK
efneiit,
rontaininr
rortjr
acrei.
mure
or
lesn.
Uirated
JaniiaiT
IMh.
Itfl.
AhTIII'H
RoliF.HTfUIH,
P'2HiCl't
H
Ite4t
to
RtWnl
MPPWK
CATARRH
!
I
BBBBBBB
firwar.
of
covltrfUt
Navy
Blue
and
Brown
SERGE
Dresses
Just
Arrived.
All
sues.
Bargain
Prices
from
$13.25.
BENT'S
Men
have
trained
on
OXO,
run
and
jumped,
played
ball,
hockey
and
lacrotse
on
OXO.
Women
have
endured
on
OXO,
nursed
on
IT
built
up
on
IT.
Children
have
thrived
on
OXO,
grown
big
and
sturdy
on
IT.
1
'
I
nvn
r..L
13
years
luiev.
C
fill
student
parsing
their
exam-iualious
to
a
higher
iIIm-hui
shall
be
exempt
fntm
any
tuition
fee
(except
In
the
rae
of
.students
who
have
reached
their
"
-cvenleentli
year.
MASTER
ROBERT
WAS
WINNER
OF
STEEPLECHASE
'continued
from
page
one)
lKlKi
Wl
MUiiarliiMii
111..
I......
.nt
meeting
f
tbe
school
board
,
;
lIaklK
w,ua,y
w,lll(.
uf
'a
resolution
vvill
be
moved
by
ihmmj
j-iiuii
aiMj
ine
lOllovvniKi
j,
,
ii!iiion
ices
in
respeci
o
tne
mainlenancp
of
the
Victoria
High
School,
which
lial
apply
to
ath
the
running,
and
winning
in
a
canter
by
III
Iciiulh
in
what
re-
',,,'n"1
presented
I
lie
reeonl
lime
for
I
:
,
,
,r
retii
mu
umii
Aceiicv
i'
knocked
ionie
seconds
otr
The,
"National"
lia
lieen
iwiee
U'lilt
It.'
II.
.
vaiiin
1.
.
i
f..,..
students
a
lend
"
ng
l
ie
sa
d
g
i
,
,
'
..
"
.
instanees.
I
lie
,
.
animals
(o
ui-lin-..
c-1
chool
who
have
not
reached
,
...
,
.
..
.,
.
.
.ii!.,,
I'be
feats
were
Ailb-el-hader.
Ho-
their
seveiilcenth
birthday:
,
,
...
,
,
.....
.
...
Lamb,
the
Colonel
and
ManiTes'o
rirl
year
students,
free;
ee-
...
..
.
1
,
,
.
.iroelhelyn
can
ban
in.,,.
y
l
iiiclin
l
ond
year
sludeuls
to
pay
a
fee
of
.
,
.
,
,
,
.
,,
,
,ias
one
of
his
successes
was
rc-
IU
per
student
per
year;
third!
,
,
,
,
...
,
.
...
.corded
in
a
substitute
race.
year
student
lo
pay
a
fee
of
I5I
,,
r
-
.
,,
.
....,,
,
..
.
Poellifyn
wus
one
of
l
ie
several
per
sludeul
per
year;
and
a
I
',
.1
.
.
.
.
.
,,
horses
that
siirceedeil
in
the
A111-
...
llli!tliw
,
,
u-i,i
1
r
I'j.l
1
.
Ir,
jjii...
,i
11,,
....v.......
.v.
iv.iij'itir
,
I.......
..
A,...
:
.
.....
r..
J...
V,
u.
if.v
lime
of
asking,
among
others
being
Come
Away,
Lull
cur
ML.
Ilubio,
Ally
Slopcr.
Tfoylown
and
Music
Hall.
Horses
thai
have
been
previously
placed
in
the
race
freueiitly
win
it
sooner
or
laler.
Tlie
case
of
Cloisler
has
been
referreil'slo.
AVhy
Not,
lirumree,
Kirklaud,
and
Jerry
M.
are
olhers
of
recent
years
thai
come
f
1
1
Hie
category.
King
Edward
Won
Only
once
has
a
horse
carry
ing
the
lloyal
litcry
won
the
"National.'
Itii
being
Ambush
II.,
owned
by
the
late
King
Kd-
wanl
ami
ridden
by
"Algy"
An-
r0S.V.Tr.rrVr
MaMige-lo
i-
SKEENA
LAND
OISTKICT
Of
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
y
1
.....
,
-.,...-
ii.
1
..-t
.
,
.
.
probably
Hie
ino-l
remarkable
"Liverpool'
horse
on
record.
He
first
ap
peared
in
the
ISi-tiii
J
National
in
1
815.
ami
finished
fourth.
The
following
year
he
came
lo
grief
I
he
only
mistake
he
ever
made
al
Alnlree;
in
Hi'
he
won
and
when
he
next
uppeaii-il
Iwo
years
laler,
scoi-.
figain.
.Manifesto
was
third
in
I
Win,
Ipn-.'
and
I
!().'
and
made
his
last
appearance
in
Hie
race
in
Hie
following
year
but
was
unplaced.
The
blifgesl
field
for
the
"Nil-
lloual
was
Dial
01
Iwo
years
(ago,
when
Shauu
Spadah
disposed
of
U
opponents.
All
but
the
winner
met
with
some
soil
of
a
mishap
during
Hie
routes
i
I
are
warmth
)l
-J-.
.!.
I
I
I
ii
anu
ucitKUk
I
r
i
jyy
but
three
others
were
reiiiouuteil
and
completed
the
course.
The
i
record
in
Ibe
mailer
of
winner
riding
is
held
by
(ieorge
Stevens
who
finished
first
on
five
oc
aslons.
Tom
Oliver,
rode
in
u
Nationals,
of
which
he
won
three
and
Arthur
Nightingale
and
Tom
llasley
also
won
three
limes.
WANTS
TO,
KEEP
HER
Doctor
I
would
suggest
a
diet
Patient
Well.
II
will
have
lo
m
something
Hiat
agrees
Willi
the
rook
jin
I
lie
way
you
eat.
sleep
and
1
giblc.
,
their
course
during
Hie
first!
......
Ilir.,..
.
.
I.
-1
1
i
1
I
he
public
simuiil
not
lake
die
-nun,
m-on
i-iiutiuk
alarmists'
cries
seriously,"
re-
l,"ir
r""tli
year,
pay
a
tee
cpial
marks
Hie
minister.
"The
pro-
ll,OM'
"'"dents
who
are
now
vin.-e
is
moving
along
sane
lines
H'e
fee
of
S0
per
year:
iof
conservation.
Only
a
smull
311,1
1,1
'''
'a
f
ncouriige-!
percentage
of
unmanufactured
m,'nl
,w
"'"dent.-,
wishing
to
Umber
in
permitted
to
leave
lln;co,,l,,,,,e
lMr
"todies
after
the
HUNDREDS
ARE
SLOWLY
POISONED
Neglect
Causes
Sick
Headaches,
Nausea,
Bad
Digestion,
Weak
Stomach
and
Nervous,
Run-Down
Condition.
Neglect
of
the
liver
result
lit
self
poisoning?
Not
at
quickly
perhaps,
butjust
n
surely
as
II
iyou
drank
poison
out
of
a
buttle
If
the
liver
is
not
doing
its
work
jof
helping
digestion,
flimiuatinu
waste
from
the
bowels
and
puri
fying
the
blood,
ou
will
always
lie
troubled
with
slek
headache.
uaii!ea.
biliousness,
gas,
oui
slomwch
and
constipation.
Cleatrse
and
tone
your
liver!
Put
your
system
in
condition
so
jyou
feel
your
very
best
again!
Try
jut
a
spoonful
of
Dr.
It.
S
Tharher's
excellent
Liver
Si
Wood
Syrup
after
the
next
few
meal
:mil
iiuliee
llio
in
link
iiiitirmi'iiicnl
feel
tlie
return
of
.strength
vigor
and
energy.
'You
will
b
completely
satisfied;
otherwise,
there
will
I
no
post.
Ir.
Tharher
Liver
A
Wood
Syrup
is
-old
and
recommended
by
Onnes
Ltd.,
t'ir.
3rd
Ave.
A
K'lh
St..
Prince
lluperl.
Il.i:..
ami
by
leading
druggist
in
each
niy
and
(own.
INCREASED
SAILINGS
TO
THE
OLD
COUNTRY
lit
order
lo
lake
cure
of
in-rrcaed
travel
cerled
from
I'au.
ada
I"
the
1
1
Country
this
summer,
the
White
star.
I'unard
and
Aiiehiir-Ioiialdoii
Line
announce
additional
uiling
fn.in
Montreal
and
Ouebee.
It
i
at...
tUKeetcd
that
tb-iNf
going
to
the
Old
(jKintry
slioold
make
reserva
tions
and
secure
paf
ports
a
early
as
posilde.
Wilte
or
cat!
Cnnadian
National
llailvva),
i'.'H
Third
Avenue.
I'rince
llui.ert.
ll.c:.
Phone
560.
I'mspermis
adven.igjiKf
mean
mi
n
tern
n
tlvpin
THE
STORE
THAT
La-I
Ii
iii
voiir
lo
liMk
order
for
uesl
week.
$1.95
yoni
Alberta
Potatoes
'.10
(lis
sa-'ks
per
sack.
Only
a
few
h-fl.
t'hone
earlv
.
BUTTER
SPECIALS.
Fmesi
Alberta
Crra'iirr-
Hulk
lluller.
3
lbs.
for
$1.40
New
.eutainl
Hulk
Hutter.
.1
lbs.
for
$1.S5
Hairy
Hulk
Mutler.
;i
lb.
for
$1.10
Hrookrield
Itiiller.
lbs.
95c
1'iilb'l
I'.ggs.
Kxlras,
.1
do
85c
Malkiu's
Itest
Assorted
Jelly
I'owders,
:i
fur
,
.
1
.
25c
Swift's
Premium
Side
Ilaron.
machine
sllrcil,
per
lb.
45c
McLaren's
Assorted
(jui'-k
Icings
and
IJilick
I'ud-
diligs.
3
for
50c
I
Telfer's
Sodas,
fresh
slock,
parked
in
housewife's
favorite
tin
45c
Carnation,
SI.
Charles,
Pacific
Milk,
lull
tins.
M
fur
...
95o
Limit
i(i
tins
lo
n
customer
.
Try
a
pound
of
new
seasons,
park
Itla.
k
l
lgs.
lb.
.
25c
Del
Monte
Drl-ark
Prunes.
5
lb.
tins
$1.00
Rupert
Table
Supply
Phones:
210,
211,
212.
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
llio
home.
Phone
Black
216.
P.O.
Box
.895.
Phone
376
The
House
I'riJay.
Marh
2",
iji
Phone
376
of
Quality
Keep
Your
Feet
Snappy
In
a
nice
pair
of
our
Black
or
Brown
Calf
OXFORDS
ror
arlv
pnng.
We
Ii.im'
Hhi;i
giml
sole.
,
t
lliediom
heels.
Just
the
i.-jcr
wnlkuig
shoe
ft.
spring
wear.
Also
111
nire
suit
lliovvii
Ivol
Oxfonls
with
tint.
,
Tor
those
who
like
a
little
-nappier
-ty
If.
(jiine
in
and
let
lis
til
von.
It
is
im
Iroublo
1
i
our
goods.
Prices
aild
1
1
1
1
1
J
1
1
1
iillfXrelleil.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Shoe
DepartmenL
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
POLA
NEGRI
in
"THE
CHEAT'
(ieorge
KiUiiMiim
r
mlurtioii
with
J
k.
I
the
leading
male
ride,
a
startling
iuuov,itiiii.
I:.
P
a
syn)Kitheti.
uart.
The
tnr
of
u
(ooftli
wil-
w
glints
her
soul
lr
luxur)
and
keeis
tlie
burg
u
lltlil
guWH
.llld
fffeels.
Ilif
..ffie
UK
kldillg
Hie
dnifs
i-hnrit)
dasaar.
the
I'arisnui
iuluoi
shop
.l.izzliiiK
stvle
show
and
lovelv
maiiueitiin.
the
!'-branding
-.-cue.
the
rn
eit'-
greates
thrill,
the
..
t
rnnlll
Of
With
!
Tll.flllUg
.Ii
inn
X
M
ti
1
-1
re
-
o!
rtic'liini
..t
her
verv
liet.
Huge
.(
dsn
Ch
oirs
lr
Iturhe
..ml
D.wolhv
Cuiiininig
CAMEO
COMEDY
"UNDER
COVERS."
FUN
FROM
THE
PRESS.
Admission
50c
nd
25c
Bargains
m
Potato
Pots
Blue
Meg.
V.3o.
fur
Cray
Iteg.
tf.0O.
for
ike
our
Winduw.
$1.40
$1.10
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
PhoneS.
.
P.O.
Boi
1646.
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Ladies'
Footwear
We
lake
pleasure
in
aiiiMiiiiiriug
the
aerial
01
-
tx
elusive
line
of
Ladies'
Footwear.
These
heaulifol
mine
111
ten
different
colors
including
lig
Udtm
l
i'
ld
Mouse
llruw
u,
in
fuel
nil
Hie
lalesl
leather
lint-
T!
-shoes
nre
made
in
sandal
slylo
with
high
milihi'T
l'1!::r,
heel
or
any
style
heel
desired.
Prices
rrange
from
$6.50
to
$10.00
Par
Pair
See
Our
Windows
for
Display
of
New
Arrivals
111
Children's
Slipper
und
llargains
111
Men's
Shoes.
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Cor.
3rd
Avenue
and
Seventh
8treet.