PAGE
BIX.
Smoke
OLD
CHUN
The
Tobacco
of
Quality
Phone
9.
ea
led
Pacha
ge
I
?
(
uhich
keeps
the
iobacco
I
Z
J
in
its
original
condition
)
,
also
in
.tins
CHILDREN'S
::
HATS
in
Straw
and
Felt,
or
Straw
Newly
arrived,
a
splendid
assortment
in
various
colors
uiid
styles
in
plain
and
fancy
straws.
The
best
values
we
bine
ever
seen.
Priced
very
reasonably
from
85c
to
$3.50
Come
in
and
let
us
show
you.
Agents
for
Pictorial
Review
antl
Ladies'
Home
Journal
Patterns.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street.
We
are
making
further
REDUCTIONS
on
-
Fronniny
Hullcr
No.
1.
per
ll
40c
Fconoiny
Ituller
No.
2,
per
2
His.
.
,
75c
Ituller,
per
ti
lb.
box
$5.75
Sugar,
per
100
lb.
..
$10.35
Sugar,
per
5
lb.
.
.
.
$5.25
Sugar,
per
20
lb
$2.25
Milk,
per
case
$5.60
Flour,
per
Sit
lb
$1.85
Flour,
per
10
lb
50c
ECONOMY
STOH
Phone
84.
417-Bth
Ave.
East.
Dozens
of
IE
Spring
Coats
to
choose
from.
Sizes
1C
lo
40.
Excellent
Coals
al
Lowest
1'rices.
BENT'S
Third
Avenue.
Opp.
Bank,
of
Montreal.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
6t.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Monday
Specials
BLUE
RIBBON
PURE
MUSTARD
Net
weights:
lb.
Tins
25c,
Vi
lbs.
Tins
45c
BLUE
RIBBON
BAKING
POWDER
The
biggest
value
on
(his
market
today,
12
oz.
Tin
25c
3
lb.
Tin
75c
5
lb.
Tin
$1.35
We
guarantee
the
tniality
nf
the
abovr
lines,
and
have
no
hesitation
in
recommending
these
lines
lo
any
eensumer.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones:
210,
211,
212
FARMERS'
MARKET.
Prime
It
ib
llnasl,
per
Pol
lloast,
per
Ib.
.
.
Oven
Itoasl,
per
lb.
.
Itib
Steak,
per
Ib.
Hound
Steak,
per
lb.
Kidneys,
per
lb
Ib
18c
.
10c
12'jc
15c
22
V,
C
15c
Choice
Hack
Bacon,
per
lb,
...
..'
42c
Choice
I'ca
Meal
ltucon,
per
Ib
43o
Choice
Side
Bacon,
per
Ib.
41c
Swift's
'Premium
Ham,
per
Ib
34c
Coffee,
3
lbs.
for
....
$1.00
Coffee,
Harvest
lJraud,
3
lbs.
$1.35
Farmers'
Tea,
per
lb.
.
,
65o
Chase
A
Sanborn's
Coffee.
per
lb.
.
.
60c
Canned
Fruits,
2's,
3
for
$1.00
Jelly
Powders,
13
for
$1.00
Pure
Honey,
per
Ib.
...
25o
Orders
of
$5.00
Delivered.
Phone
Blue
428.
IMMIGRANTS
ARE
ARRIVING
Approximately
3,500
Passengers
Debarking
at
Week-end
at
Eastern
Points
MONTREAL,
One.,
April
26.
Approximately
3,500
passengers
will
arrive
at
the
ports
of
Halifax,
Quebec
and
Montreal
over
the
week-end
according
lo
reports
received
by
James
Morrison,
general
passenser
agent
for
steamship
trallic,
Canadian
National
Hallways.
The
majority
of
these
passengers
will
proceed
lo
their
destinations
by
special
trains
over
the
National
syslem
Of
Ibe
number
1,108
will
disembark
at
Halifax.
The
first
boat
lo
arrive
will
be
the
Orbita
of
the
Itoyal
Steam
Packet
Company
from
llumbuurg
ami
Southampton
she
is
impeded
lo
dock
sometime
today
and
will
be
closely
followed
by
the
While
Slar
liner
Celtic
which
is
bringing
200
pas
sengers
lo
Halifax
from
Liver
pool.
The
President
Wilson
of
Hie
Cosulich
line
is.
also
expect
ed
lo
arrive
I
lie
same
day.
On
Suudaf,
Ibe
Cuuard
liner
Saxonia
from
Liverpool
will
arrive
at
Halifax
with
518
passen
gers.
1
he
majority
or
these
are
bound
for
points
in
Ontario
and
Western
Canada,
where
I
hey
will
take
up
agricultural
work.
Tin
SI.
Lawrence
navigation
season
will
lie
ulured
111
over
the
week-end
Willi
(he.
arrival
of
nine
2,000
passenger.
The
Car-
mania
will
arrive
al
Qurhee
with
-f.j.
'1.
.
:
1
1
-
..I
1
1
11...
imi.
die
win
ne
imii'weu
py
mi"
Canada
of
the
While
Star
Dominion
line
from
lielfast
and
(llasgovv
with
112
passengers
for
Quebec,
while
tomorrow
will
see
Ibe
arrival
of
another
Cuuarder.
the
Andauia
from
Southampton.
Cherbourg
and
(Jueeuslown
with
cloze
upon
a
thousand
passengers
for
Quebec.
The
greater
part
of
these
passengers
"are
bouuil
for
(he
farming
districts
of
Ontario
and
Western
Canada
where
they
intend
following
ag
ricultural
pursuits
and
will
proceed
westward
over
the
Canadian
Naiional
Hallways.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
at
!p?
Prince
Itujii-rl
(ienerul
Hospital
on
April
25
to
Mr
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Hamblin.
Digby
Island.
CANACiriC
fsAlLINGsV
to
eukope
i
1
MAKE
RF.SKR
VAT
ION'S
NOW
j
TO
FROM
QUEBEC
CHERBOURG-SOUTHAMPTON-
HAMBURG.
May
7,
June
(
.
.
Mnrc
nf
SrolUml
May
if
I.
June
IS
.
.
hwprr
of
Kratn-e
'
TO
BELFAST-OLASaOW
May
I.
June
It
Muntlaurk-r
TO
LIVERPOOL
May
311,
June
11
Montruyil
FROM
MONTREAL
TO
BELFAST-OLASQOW
May
X.
Jiiih
7
Marlm-li
May
11,
June
MarUnrn
TO
LIVERPOOL
May
V.
June
Mimlcalm
May
I
A,
J
line
13
Mnntne
May
ti,
June
u
Muliirlare
TO
CHERBOURG-SOUTHAMPTON-ANTWERP
May
It,
June
II
Mi-Mla
tkopuuiK
fit
vtuiif
"S
JtK
B
Apply
to
Agrnti
ercrywhcra
or
BJ
j.
J.
FORSTER.
Cen.
Art,
1
C.P.R.
Station.
Vancouver,
m
'
k.
Tcltphona
Seymour
2630.
J
j
Can.
Pac.
Ry
B.
Traffic
Agent.
CANADIAN
SERVICE
FROM
QUCBCO
TO
QUCENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
Cannauia.
May
I,
May
v,
Anr,
fl,
sept.
If.
Caiunla
Way
A.
June
l(.
July
5,
Anr,
7
FROM
MONTREAL
TO
PLVIkOUTH-CHCRBOURO-LONDON
Aiulanla
.
.
May
2,
June
7,
Juiy
1.
Auir.
IS
Antunia
.
May
17.
June
21,
July
sto,
Auir.
3H
Auaonla
.
.
May
(,
Juno
t.
Aur.
V,
Sfp,
0
TO
OLASQOW
Allielila.
May
H,
June
,
July
4,
Auk.
I,
XV
Caanamlra.
May
IS,
June
1
3,
July
II,
AUf.
H.
Saturnla.
May
ti,
June
to,
July
18,
Aur,
is.
FROM
NEW
YORK
TO
QUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
Srytlila
-V
May
H
rancniua
.nay
ji
aconla
Juno
7
t'anuanla
July
S
TO
CHERBOURG
AND
SOUTHAMPTON
Aquitanla
.
.
May
7,
May
8,
Juno
IS,
Julys
nerpnicaria
May
n,
June
a,
lime
Manrrlanla
June
II,
July
1.
July
30
TO
LONDONDERRY
AND
GLASGOW
Cainrrniila
May
10
Anyrla
May
17
ijiiirtjiiiia
May
it
Tinx-anla
Mav
l
TO
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURQ-LONDON
Satonla
May
0
l.auralr!a
May
fl
Money
order
and
drarit
at
luweit,
THE
DAILY
NBrWB.
Saturday,
April
20,
Skilled
OPTICIAN
Ofasses
scientifically
and
accurately
fitted
by
A
H.
Ireland,
a
graduate
optician,
who
has
had
25
years'
experience
and
can
handle
the
most
difficult
cases.
7
years
with
W.
W.
Munn
A
Co.,
Toronto,
one
of
the
largest
optical
houses
in
Canada.
You
run
no
risk
here
as
Mr.
Ireland
will
be
here
permanently
to
check
up
any
work.
We
absolualely
guarantee
satisfaction
In
every
case.
Any
lens
duplicated
any
lens
repaired.
Extra
'special
prices
for
the
first
2
weeks.
livening
appointments.
Max
Heilraer
Jeweller
and
Diamond
Specialist
CARD
PARTY
GIVEN
BY
ST.
ANDREW'S
SOCIETY!
Twenty
Tables
at
Event
Last
Night
Which
Proved
Very
Enjoyable
The
SI.
Andrew's
Society
slageil
a
very
enjoyable
card
party
lust
night..
There
were
20
tables
and
the
winners
were
a
follows:
Five
Hundred
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
Walter
Shaw
ladies'
second.
Mrs.
Lemon
men's
first,
F.
J.
Fuller;
men's
second,
J.
U.
Johnson.
Whist
Ladies'
first.
Mrs.
It.
Ilice
ufter
cut
with
Mr.
F..
Law-ler;
second
ladies',
Mrs.
James
I..
Lee;
men's
first.
Mrs.
Charles
Taylor;
men's
second,
Louis
Ar-rol.
Vice-PrCsident
William
Held
was
in
charge
and
the
joint
committee
was
us
follows:
Mrs.
M.
McArlhur,
Miss
M.
Heid.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine,
Mrs.
J.
Arthur,
Oeo.
Abbott
and
Tom
Ileally.
SHOWER
TEA
jh
Held
Yesterday
Afternoon
by
Lutheran
Ladles'
Aid
for
Ridley
Home
Bazaar
A
lea
and
miscellaneous
shower
-was
held
yesterday
after
noon
at
the
home
oT
Mrs.
A.
Wicks.
Richmond
Rooms,
by
the
t.adie'
Aid
of
SI.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
in
aid
oT
the
forthcoming
Ridley
Home
Bazaar.
The
alfair
wa
well
attended
and
there
was
a
large
olTering
of
article.
Mrs.
T.
Pederson
and
Mrs.
P.
F..
Hais-ler
were
in
charge.
SHIPS
WERE
BURNED
NEW
YORK
LAST
NIGHT
NKW
YORK,
April
2(5.
-
A
big
waterfroul
fire
occurred
here
last
night.
The
Orand
Republic,
an
excursion
steamer
al
the
dock
hern
was
completely
gulled
and
I
wo
sleamers
and
two
barges
were
almost
entirely
consumed
by
fire.
NO
PARTY
LARGE
ENOUGH
TO
HOLD
ALL
THE
CROOKS
So
Says
Brockvllle
Recorder,
Commenting
on
Arrests
of
Late
Farmer
Minister
"lou"l
Cheer,
boys!"
exclaims
Hie
Hrockville
Recorder.
"No
parly
is
law
enough
lo
hold
all
the
crooks."
The
Recorder,
which
is
the
newspaper
of
the
federal
minister
of
railways,
Mr.
Ora-ham,
does
well
U
issue
this
warning
al
a
HmeVlien
the
peo
ple
of
Ontario
are
profoundly'
stirred
by
the
revelations
recently
made
in
the
legislature
of
lliat
province.
No
political
or
ganization
can
afford
to
adopt
a
Pharisaical
altitude
with
reward
lo
Its
opponents,
for
it
never
never
knows
when
corruption
Will
be
revealed
in
Its
own
ranks.
A
parly
should
be
Jdilifed
not
by
individuals
lo
whom
it
has
com-
milled
resiiousibililies
and
who
have
shown
Iheniselvrs
iiiiworlhy
of
Ibe
trust
reposed
in
them,
bill
by
I
lie
manner
in
which
It
deals
with
them.
An
old-liine
American.
political
leader
was
told
Dial
be
should
Kcl
rid
of
a
certain
lieutenant
be
cause
he
was
a
rascal,
and
re
plied,
"Yes,
but
be
Is
our
ra
cal."
This
'altitude,
fortunately,
ratoa.
Full
Inform,!
tlon
how
Annua
or
Ig
not
US
CorilltlOri
liluce
US
it
OIIC0
vaucu'ivw,
b.c.
Edmontoh
Journul.
Cash
and
Carry
for
Monday
and
Tuesday
(NO
DELIVERIES).
Pal
Daly
is
in
Vancouver
on
hi
way
from
the
Kat
lo
Stewart
where
he
will
spend
the
summer.
-
.
t
he
steamer
Admiral
Rodman,
which
stranded
soulh
of
here
a
few
weeks
ago,
reached
Vancouver
last
Wednesday
in
low
of
the
liu
Nanoiise
and
later
proceeded
to
Seal
I
In
w
here
she
will
undergo
repairs.
i:iTccliveApril
27
a
new
.Canadian
Naiional
daily
tram
is
to
lie
opeialcd
between
New
York
aml'Uhicngu
via
Port
Huron.
Niagara
Falls
and
IlulTalo,
it
is
au-liounced
al
the
city
ticket
olllee
here.
F.aslhound
it
is
named
llio
New
Yorker
and
westbound,
Hie
Chicagoau.
OLD
COUNTRY
BOOKINGS
Passports
secured
and
lickcls
issued
via
While
Slar,
Cunnrd
and
Anchor-Donaldson
Lines.
The
Cuuadiau
Naiional
Railways
make
direct
connections
Willi
slfuiuors
of
these
lines,
Full
In
formation
at
City
Ticket
Office.
Canadian
National
Railways,
52H
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
ll.G.
Phono
200.
tf
City
of
Prince
Rupert
'Pake
nollce
that
Fifth
Avenue,
Fast
from
Mcllride
Street
lo
the
Hospital
will
be
coscd
on
Monday,
April
2H.
F
AV
.PKAS0N,
City
Fiuiucvr.
Specials
and
Tuesday
THESE
SPECIALS
WILL
BE
EFFECTIVE
ALL
DAY
(NO
TELEPHONE
ORDERS)
Until
further
notice
this
store
will
open
at
0
a.m.
"It's
Like
Shipping
Coal
to
Newcastle"
Utter
foolishness,
some
would
say,
yet
we
nro
going
to
try
It
out.
We
are
now
loading
at
Kitwanga
the
first
carload
of
turnips
for
shipment
to
Seattle.
Sacked
In
brand
new
sacks,
branded
"Northern
Beauty
Turnips"
In
bright
colored
letters,
there
it
no
doubt
In
our
mind
but
what
they
will
meet
with
a
favorable
reception.
Reciprocity
is
a
good
thing
In
trade.
Therefore
we
are
going
to
ask
Seattle
lo
purchase
our
products,
especially
when
we
know
that
our
northern
turnips
are
the
finest
In
the
land.
MEN'S
and
B0YSf
DEPT.
200
Packages
Matches
Reg.
value
tltr.
Special
Monday
and
Tueday
25c
Per
Pkg.
Limit
I
pkgs.
to
each
eus-ttiner.
Boys'
Fancy
Ribbed
Hose
All
wool
vvilli
Fancy
Turnover
Tops,
made
in
I'ng-IhihI.
Size
G'-i
lo
VVj.
Itt
g.
75r
lo
1
.10.
Special
Sale
Price,
60c.
S
Doz.
Men's
Suspenders
Heavy
Flasliu
Webbing,
with
solid
leather
end.
Reg.
75c
pair.
Special,
45c.
Limit
I
pair
to
each
customer.
j
Wen's
Flannel
Shirts
With
Cottar
attached.
Splendid
P.nglih
mak.
1u
neat
stripe
designs.
Sizes
114
(
10.
Reg
S3
50
value.
Special,
$1.95.
LADIES1
DEPT.
1.0C0
lbs.
Sultana
Raisins
In
bulk.
ll'
K
value
13c
II.
straight.
Kxlra
Special
.Moinlay
and
Tuesday.
5
Ib.
for
50c.
Limit
10
Ib,
rtHi
cu.
Inmer.
Del
Monte
Spinach,
2'i's,
Special,
25c
Tin.
36
Only,
Bungalow
Aprons
A
good
ripuiiiy
Apron
of
heavy
print
material.
uar.
anleed
to
wear
well.
Reg.
1.25.
Special
85c
Limit
2
to
earli
rut
outer.
10
Only,
While
Bedspreads
Strong
wearing,
chiselv
w&vrn
from
fttroug
col
tun
yarn,
in
attractive
design.
Sue
80x52.
Retf.
I.
US.
'Special,
$1.55.
Children's
Black
Cotton
Ribbed
Hose
SurM
5Vj
tn
K.
,
limited
number
while
last
.
2
Pair
for
25c.
SHOE
DEPT.
500
Ib.
Evap,
Prunes
Medium
i
la
Reg.
value
20c
Hi
'
;
Sperial
Monday
a
d
Ta
5
Ib.
for
50c.
Limit
10
lb.
to
cm
it
loiiier.
50
Pairs
Women's
Kd
House
Slippers.
Leallier
Snle
und
II'"'!.
I
lriad
im's
and
romy
Reg.
A3.50.
Special
$2.45.
Ni
exchanges,
no
app
35
Pr.
Qlrls'
Patent
Leather
Ankle
Strap
Pumps
luio.ivcur
'!
with
'
toe
and
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$2.65
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fine
ntioe.
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30c
The
Universal
Trading
Co.
Watch
this
space
Tuesday
for
change
of
advt.
AH,
YESt
"Is
Mr,
I'erkins
at
home?'
in-
piircil
the
caller.
'Which
me,
sir?
-there
are
brother
living
here,
said
the
maid.
For
a
moment
the
caller
puzzled,
then
he
had
an
idea.
"The
one
who
has
a
iter
living
In
SI.
Louis."
lie
explained.
-The
Watchman-Kxamiucr.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
RICHARD
BARTHELMESS
in
"The
Fighting
Blade"
The
romance,
of
un
intrepid
soldier
uf
fortune
tnosl
dangerous
tliicllht
of
nil
Kiiropc.
The
story
of
reckless
youth
and
un
imVfliimiH
timid
ilruvvn
by
circiim
stances,
into
the
tlriuiititic
events,
leading
lo
t;roinwcll'
vir
lory
over
Charles
I.
The
rapid,
rushing,
breathless
lab"
'
a
courageous
jotith's
during
liilcrntptloii
oTu
coiirl
weddi"?
and
his
fighl
for
the
I
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of
n
heautifiil
maiden.
,Mngiiin-
cent
settings
ami
scenery.
A
pholo-jiluy
of
tluvp
hlsUi''ul
interest.
'
lj
Lee
Baker,
Morgan
Wallace,
Frederick
Burton,
PhlH'P
Tcad,
Dorothy
Mack'alll,
Marcla
Harris
mid
lingo
casl.
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE
Admission
50o
and
25c.