PAOE
BIX.
.Just
Arrived,
a
8hlpment
of
ENGLISH
FLANNELETTE,
Sheetings
and
Bedspreads
Directly
Imported
from
Manchester
27
Inch
English
Flannelette
Nice
soft
quality.
Special
per
yard
25c
Sheetings
Best
quality,
absolutely
pure,
no
dressing.
72
inches
wide,
at
per
yard
w
$1.10
SI
inches
wide,
at
per
yard
$1.25
English
Colored
Bedspreads
Satin
Finfch
jn
Gold
ami
While,
Skv
and
White
and
Pink
and
White.
72
x
00
inch.
Special
at
each
$4.75
White
Honeycomb
Spreads
-Splendid
quality.
OH
x
80
inch
.'
$4
75
72
x
oo
inch
;;.
;;;
$5.75
Agents
for
Pictorial
ltcview
Patterns.
New
Summer
Quarterly
now
on
sale.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD
Phone
9-
Third
Avenue
and
Fulton
SU
ECONOMY
STORE
Phone
84.
417-Sth
Ave.
East.
Let
Us
SUPPLY
YOUR
SPRING
WANTS
in
Poultry
Netting
Fly
Cloth
Garbage
Cans
Garbage
Palls
Garden
Hose
Rakes
Hoes
Spades
Weeders
Trowels
Grass
Shears
Sickles
Scythes
Spading
Forks
Garden
Seeds
Kaien
Hardware
Co
60S
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.
DELICIOUS!
'Jlie
fine
creamery
flavor
of
pure
Woodland
BUTTER
is
distinctive.
He
sure
to
try
it.
Ask
Your
Grocer
For
WOODLAND,
The
Best
Butter."
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
lo
the
home.
Phono
Black
210.
P.O.
Box
895.
l
!
SPECIALS
This
Week-end
Only:
SUGAR
loo
II,.
sack
Suar
$10.50
So
lb.
sacks
Sugar
..
$5.45
20
Hi.
suck
Sujrar
..
$2.30
10
lb,
sacks
Suf.rar
..
$1.15
Loose
Sugar"
11c
Icfnjf
Susar,
-Mb.
pk?.
.
30c
Lump
Sujfar,
2
b.
pkg.
.
30c
Lemon
Kxtracl,
per
I
oi.
bottle
'.
35c
Lemon
Extract,
per
2
or.
hollle
15c
Frcslr
Meat
always
on
hand.
Order
of
10.00
and
over
Delivered
Free.
,
CANCELLATION
Of
RESERVE.
nuTict:
is
iiininv
i-.iviv
,.
,i
.
.
v.
.
c.
.
U.
,
.LTl
irrfcrfi
rii.uur
uer
Lot
4if.
Ourro
Char-
one
iiiiaai
District.
Is
cancrlfesj.
G.
n.
.-SADO.
Deputy
Minuter
of
Laodi.
IjinIi
ueparuurul.
Victoria,
8
C,
tiia
January.
9l.
NOTICE.
TAkK
AOT1CE
tint
riM-
luil.llr.iL.
..H
luir
iwiht
wire
a
twi
rr
futir
l
con-orullve
wrk.
wr
shall
aiplr
to
the
Ili-rotrar
of
Ji.lnl
stock
Cunir-aiilt.
Vie-
NOllTIIUtN
LIMITED
RR.YANT
COMPANY.
LIMITED.
WEEK-END
Spring
:
I
I
Al
Cleaning
Specials
for
Friday
and
Saturday
loco
Polish,
quart
tins
75c
Positively
unequalled
for
furniture,
floors,
etc.
Why
pay
$1.35
per
same
size
tin
for
other
expensively
advertised
polishes
which
are
streaky
at
best.
Sunlight
Soap,
carton
.
25c
PCarliue,
large
pkg.
...
30c
Sunset
I
yest
all
colors,
2
for
25c
Chloride
of
I.ime
15c
3
for
40c
Washing
Soda,
C
lb.
.
25c
Crown
Olive
Soap,
7
for
50c
Oatmeal
Soap,
C
for
..
25c
Lux,
3
for
35c
'
P
Tor
$1.00
iem
Lye.
3
for
35c
P
for
$1.00
Here
are
a
few
City
Special
secured
whilst
in
Vancouver
recently:
Norwegian
.Imported
Kipper
Snacks,
packed
by
King
Oscar
people.
2,500
tins
to
sell
at
5
for
25c
Never
before
sold
under
Hc
each.
CANNED
FRUIT
SPECIALS.
Heavy
Pack
Loganberries.
2
lb.
tins,
flavor
and
color
tin
best
we
hac
ever
sampled.
Peg.
value
33c.
Special
per
tin
25o
We
have
bought
heavily
on
Hiis
particular
line,
in
fact
this
i
(he
largest
buy
we
have
cvr
made
in
one
line
of
Canned
Fruit.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones:
210,
211,
212
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
DtllMftd
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per.
ton.
Ttili
it
a
vrrjr
luixrlor
furnace
coal.
rtvra
a
rlean
hot
fire
ati.l
la
mllrrly
Tree
from
tool,
cllnkfM,
alai
k
and
'dirt.
Some
of
the
larrett
hrallnr
planta
In
the
city
are
now
ukinc
It
uii
entirely
aaUtrartory
return,
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sack.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
are
lo
Atenia
for
the
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Offlcat
Hotal
Central,
Phone
II
CLAIMS
SHOT
GRAYLEY
IN
SELF
DEFENSE
AND
DIED
IN
THE
HOSPITAL
Alaska
papers
give
particulars
of
the
shooting
of
llert
ray
Icy
at
Ketchikan
by
Jim
Smith.
One
account
says:
'Jim
Smith,
former
patrolman
of
Portland,
.shot
and
killed
Pen
Orayley
on
the
street
a-t
night
after
Orayley
had
beaten
up
Smith
in
a
fist
fight.
"Orayley
died
-In
the
hospital
two
hours
after
the
shooting.
An
operation
was
performed
in
an
effort
lu
save
his
life.
"Smith"
claims
self.ilefense.
'Smith
asserts
Oravlry
had
threatened
further
bodily
harm.
When
the
men
met
last
night
Smith
says
hecrossed
the
street
to
avoid
Orayley
ami
told
the
lat
ter
to
stop.
Orayley
kept
advancing.
Smith
shot
twice,
the
first
bullet
striking
Orayley
in
the
teg
and
the
second
in
the
abdomen.
J
"Smith
is
reported
to
have
served
sentence
at
Anchorage
be-
fore
eoming
here
and
is
also
re
ported
to
have
killed
a
man
while
on
the
Portland
police
force."
BIG
HERRING
HAULS
ON
WEST
COAST
OF
vance
Over
Same
Month
of
Last
Year
JI
NKAl
.
Apr.
12
Alaskan
ex
ports
for
last
month
gained
$123,000
over
llioe
for
the
same
month
last
year
ami
had
an
ag-
regale
value
of
l.t7'J,50l,
ac
cording
to
the
monthly
state
ment
of
commerce
issued
by
J.
C
McHride.
eolleftir
of
cuslom.
Copper
ore
showed
the
heaviest
Oozens
of
Spring
Coats
to
choose
from,
fsizes
10
to
10.
Kxcellent
Coals
al
Lowest
Prices.
BENT'S
Third
Avenue.
Opp.
Bank
of
Montreal.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Kelgerson
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
to
S.
Phone
8.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
Now
Agent
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
showiiif;
Spring
l'al-
terns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
TAB
DAILY
ItfrWB.
Saturday,
Alri
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
Good
house-keepers
are
careful
to
specify
BLUE
RIBBON
when
order-IngTEA.
They
do
this
because
they
know
they
will
get
the
best
tea'in
the
market
at
the
lowest
price
that
the
best
can
bt
sold
for.
There
is
no
tea
in
Canada
so
good
or
economical
as
BLUE
RIBBON.
re
Kain.
shipments
made
being
BOARD
OF
TRADE
ACTIVITIES
.valued
at
'.7j.5ao.
a
gain
of
;
about
4193.000.
i
j
One
feature
of
the
month's
rx-
port
trade
was
the
shipment
of
120
ounces
of
palladium
having!
u
declared
value
of
?t0.008.
VANPflllVPR
K
ANnl
Tl,c
value
of
fn"
halibut
inmAJUICn
MLmUl
...hipped
,Urin?
the
month
was
MJ.000
more
than
was
exported
VII710IUA.
April
12.
Informa-
in
March.
1P23.
Fisheries,
t.ro-
jliou
has
been
reeeived
by.
the
ducts
as
a
whole
showed
an
in.
Irfj.
Hi.
Ilk
Hunt.
till,
tiatlu.
t..
thai
i.t
?
...
-
rwiMiorotiv
nviiiiKs
jMiTitr-
(Victoria
t.uamuer
or
Commerec
crease
in
d-cl
a
ret
I
value
amount.
of
it
Iterrintr
herring
tntr
lug
In
to
t:t?
t3;.000
non
......t-.i
hxlf'nU'tiX!iKnwn'
'
"c-
m
,,ll,,,,,at
enormous
hauls
!
Tilt
GAjSIAH
NOTICE.
I
TAKE
M)TIC
Ihit
tflcr
tHiMlnilroi
-
-
,
I
ui
rnr
n.scii.J"ae
oeen
mane
mis
season
uy
gained
in
value
seme
boats
operating
in
llarkley
5,0o.
tSound.
All
previous
records
have
of.leen
liruken.
larger
uautilies
of
uil
wilar.
?r
rou,r
eonjwir
fish
are
taken
in
each
drawing
.HrrMnr
if
joint
stork
DniiMnir.
vie-!
in
of
the
larger
seines
now
in
,lnrl.
B.C.
to
rhanrr
Mir
nam
to
il!
that
.wo
,.l
ia
!!,
I
.,,iUii
ami
less
or
"BRYANT
ami
crier,
limited."
:use.
iisii
is
wasted
than
i
?AV'2
lKriT.Bu,,e,
Bc-'
""
formerly,
the
loss
now
having'
been
reduced
to
a
minimum
as'
compared
with
a
few
weeks
ago,'
when
half
the
catch
had
often
to
jbe
sacrificed
owing
to
suffocation
and
crowding
of
the
fish
when
the
einn
was
drawn
in.
ALASKAN
BUSINESS
ON
THE
INCREASE
'Exports
Show
Considerable
Ad
approximately
RAGING
STORM
IN
N5RTH
DELAYS
UNITED
STATES
FLYERS:
FURTHER'
DETAILS
OF
FLYING
CONDITIONS.
(continued
from
page
one)
erous
leg
of
Hie
entire
flight
around
the
world
will
be
that
across
Hehring
Sea
betwwen
Attu
!
Island
of
Ihe
Aleutian
group
and
I'aramushiri
Island,
Japan.
This
jspan
of
wild
and
wicked
land
I
and
water,'
which
is
over
800
i...n
i
.-.up..-
ii
..I
s
iu"rt
oin-rs
ii
ocrii
wiliru
only
the
most'
intrepid
of
airmen
would
attempt
to
navigate..
Climalic
conditions
are
"change
able
as
a
woman's
mood"
and
freipienlly
jloislerous
while
Ihe
villages
are)
widely
separated
and
means
Tor
making
speedy
rescues
are
absent.
The
aviator
who
encounters
a
forced
lauding
on
one
of
these
rocky
shoals
or
in
the
ro.ugh
waters
of
the
northern
Pacific
would
face
privu-tioll'Lild
possible
death.
For
obvious
reasons
the
four
machines
'will
lly
closely
logellier
win-!
making
this
passage.
To
furl
Iter
ensure
safety,
another
toiled
States
gunboat
has
been
senl
from
.an
Francisco
to
be
close
;
to
the
flyer
when
they
are
mnk-j
lug
this
and
oilier
d.Migcrous
j
northern
hops.
Al
I'aramushiri
(
Island,
three
Japanese
deslroyers
will
meet
Ihe
fliers
to
assist
them
in
Ih'eir
commuuiralioiis.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
IMOIlY
ISLAM).
Misty,
tight
southeast
wind;
barometer.
.'PLOP;
temperature,
.'!;
sea
smooth:
midnight
spoke
steamer
Princess
Ilealrice
in
Clew
Nugget
northbound.
IlKAIl
TltKT:
I'OIXT.-
Cloudy.
calm;
barometer.
2U.HI;
lemper-
n
I
Hi
e.
33;
seu
smooth.
IttJI.I,
IIAIIMOH.
Cloudy,
calm,
barometer
,
'i'J.Hi;
temperature.
:.;
sea
smooth.
IttJI.I.
HAIlHOU--:ioudy.
fresh
northwest
wind;
barometer,
2P.-U7;
leniperalurn,
10;
sea
choppy;
0
p.m.
i"loko
steamer
I'rlncess
Hun
olt
Pine
Island
southbound;
8
p.m.
spoke
sti-amer
Mogul
10
miles
from
Alert
Hay
soulh-
Ihound;
8.30
p.m.
spoke
sleanier
Hiiiiiaula
al
l'orl
Ilaidy
uorlli-hound;
1.30
a.iif?
spoke
steamer
I'rinciJ
(jcpryu
abeam
I'olnlcrs
Island'
southbouml.
Noon
IMOIlY
lfI.ANI).-l,urt
cloudy,
tighl
southeast
wind;
barometer.
30.01);
Irmpcrnture,
17;
moderate
swell.
I)KAI)
Tlli:i
POI.VIV-
ltaiiiing,
fresh
west
wind;
baromeler,
!;o.-83;
temperature,
1.1;
sea
moderate.
Iltld.
JIAItIIill
Cloudy,
fresh
northwest
wind;
barometer,
L'O.-U.'J;
temperature,
If;
oca
choppy;
11.10
a.m.
spoke
steamer
I'rlncess
Mary
entering
Filxhugh
Sound
sDulhboiiud;
11.10
a.iii.
spoke
inotorshil
Apex
olf
l'iue
Island
noulhbound.
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
ou
get
it.
'
tf
WORKING
ON
PRAIRIES
WHERE
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
FAVORED.
i
ultimo
d
from
page
one)
ttcll
conveyor.
3
A
deep
water
port
from
har-Ixir
front
to
the
sea
and
so
safe,
easy
of
access
ami
nl-Irnelixe
to
shipping.
(J
Approach
over
an
exceptionally
good
railway
giade
through
Ihe
mountains.
7
Natural
advantages
rendering
Hie
-osi
of
maintenaiic.'
negligible,
and
the
raising
large
revenue
by
harboi
dues,
cargo
rales
and
other
liandliiiK
charges
unnecessary.
X
Kipialily
with
other
Hrilish
Columbia
Hirts
In
export
rates
from
Ihe
Prairies
and
l
the
United
Kingdom.
Therefore
be
it
resolved
that
in
the
opinion
of
this
Hoard
of
Trade
'I
he
government
ofGatiadii.
when
appropriating
money
for
Ihe
development
of
shipping
fa
cilities
al
the
Pacific
eoasl
ami
grain
handling
facilities
in
par.
ticnlar.
should
carefully
weigh
the
above-mentioned
ipition.
and
if
found
in
the
best
interest
of
the
people
of
the
Middle
Vl
aiul
the
grain
growers
In
(articular,
utiliie
the
natural
advantages
of
Prince
Ittiiirrl
by
'con-slriii'tii:
h
lecuiinal
elevator
nl
Ilia
pom
i
with
all
Ihe
necessary
subsidiary
farrtiiies
CAHADUCIFIC
fsAlLINGsV
TO
KUltOPJiX
MAKI'.
Kr.Sr.RVATinXS
KOW
.nl
la
.Vprll
ii
mom
sr.
ion
TO
GLASGOW
TO
LIVERPOOL
Mailxini
.Vlisilrlair
rnOM
MONTREAL
TO
CHCNBOURG-SOUTHAMeTON-
ANTWtee
Artl
May
1
MIow.
May
II.
Juiif
II
...
.
.Mrtiu
TO
BfLFAST-OLAiOOW
May
I.
May
IV
Metaaama
May
8.
Jiiih'
Marlorli
TO
LIVERPOOL
May
-j,
Vlay
31
vt.Hitreal
M
v.
Junr
4
.
Misitralin
'ROM
QUEBEC
TO
LIVERPOOL
May
f.
May
1
.
Munlroyal
TO
CHERBOURG-SOUTHAMPTON-HAMBURG.
Ma)
T.
June
I
l.nirr
i.f
Srutland
Appt;
Afrntt
tvtrjrwhara
or
X7.PC
to
cp.r.
K.
runs
IKK.
ben.
AU
staiion.
vanouTr.
Ttlcphon
Seymour
ItJO,
(.an.
rac.
KyM
TraAc
Atatl.
FARMERS'
MARKET
Pol
lions),
per
lb
10c
Dolling
Iteef.
per
lb.
.
.
.
8c
Mil)
Sleak.
per
lb
15c
Foreleg
pork,
roast,
per
lb
17',o
Kidneys,
per
lb
15c
Tripe,
per
lb
12'c
Fanners'
Special
llleud
Ten,
per
lb
65c
llarvcsL
llraiul
Coffee.
.1
lbs.
$1.35
Chase
A
Siiuborns
Coffee,
per
II
i
.
.
.
60c
Hulk
Cocoa,'
per
lb.
...
15o
Seedless
Itaisitis,
3
lbs.
50c
Clean
("uiianls,
per
lb,
20c
Prunes,
i!
lbs.
for
....
25c
.
I'nlni
Olive
Soap,
3
for
25o
Sunlight
25o
Itoyal
Crown
25c
Jtnyal
Washing
Powder
35o
Orders
of
$6.00
Delivered.
Phone
Blue
428.
Phone
376
The
House
of
Quality
Big
Specials
New
Stock
Chintzes
and
Cretonnes
;PJ
inches
and
0
im
hci
wide,
(tegular
value
"jc
::d
'Jt;
per
yanl,
Special
ul
per
yard
45c
and
60c
Special
Madras
Curtain
IJO
inches
wide
in
six
good
dt'iKu-.
Ilegutar
value
,
,
yard.
Specul
per
v.inl
...
50c
SOT
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Ladles'
Department,
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
"Flaming
Youth"
A
slaitling
e.Misc
of
ultra
modern
sM-icly
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the
author
hadn't
4
lie
courage
to
sign
hi
right
name
Youth,
Joy.
Jazz.
Cigarettes,
liocktoiK
W'liilr
lvi
lied
Kisses.
Itollirkiiig
l)alice.
ItiolOiis
Kl
i
rial
ion
s,
I'c,
Nerve,
Spice.
FlupperiMii
on
Ihe
Spree.
IMsiire
Mail
iMiighlc
Sciisitliou-Cniviiig
Mulders,
u
llathiiig
Parly
i
la
Silhoue"
-Sans
Kalhing
Suits,
Ihirkncs
(hen
a
flush
f
electric
ligliP
then
Screams!
Scrambhux'
Scnnipertiig!
Stupendous
cast
Colleen
Moore,
Milton
Sills,
Elliott
Dexter,
Phillips
Smalley,
Walter
McGrail,
Sylvia
Breamer,
Myrtle
Stedman
and
Betty
Francisco
Fun
from
the.
Press
Admission
50c
and
25c.
Why
Can't
We
Save?
QNCE
again
you
say
t!;b
as
you
find
that
expenses
have
eaten
up
all
your
income.
How
is
it
that
other
people,
with
no
larger
incomes
than
yours,
arc
able
to
buy
many
things
you
cannot
afford
?
Perhaps
it
h
because
you
have
no
definite
plan
of
allotting
your
income.
Our
useful
Memoranda
Book,
which
the
Manager
will
be
glad
to
give
you,
contains
Budgets
for
both
families
and
individuals.
It
will
help
you
to
plan
your
expenses
with
something
to
spare.
A
few
hundred
dollars
In
the
hank
will
give
you
a
wonderful
feeling
of
security
snd
Independence.
THE
ROYAL
DANK
OF
CANADA
8.
J.
MAtil.KOI),
Manager,',
I'rlnco
llupert
Uranoh.
T.