PAUB
BIX.
Just
Arrived
A
Shipment
MOROCAIN
CREPES
These
arc
of
excellent
quality
and
in
exrcpliunally
be-I'uming
shade-?
as
Cornelian
Deer,
Opal,
Cowslip,
Tangerine,
Majolica
and
Ivory.
Special
$3.95
per
yard
Wc
carry
Pictorial
Hevic.w
and
Ladies'
Home
Journal
Patterns.
Wc
Prepay
Mail
Orders
and
(live
Prompt
Service.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
Phone
9.
Cor.
Third
Ave.
and
Fulton
Street.
Let
Us
Have
Your
First-of-lhr-Muiilh
ORDER
We
are
positive
thai
we
eau
sae
you
some
money.
Milk,
any
kind,
case
$5.60
Flour,
any
kind.
l
Hi.
$1.85
Huller.
per
lb
45c
No.
1
Tea,
per
lb.
.
.
.
.
60c
No.
1
Tea,
per
5
lbs.
.
.
$2.80
Economy
Coffee,
per
lb.
45c
Sugar,
per
100
lb.
.
$11.00
All
Other
Groceries
at
the
Lowest
Prices.
ECONOMY
STORE
417
Fifth
Ave.
East.
FiveRoses
FLOUR
When
Jluying
Flour
ask
your
Grocer
for
"FIVE
ROSES,"
The
World's
llesl
John
L
Agent.
Ghnslie
ASK
FOR
Woodland
"The
Best
Butter."
There
Is
None
Better
At
Qood
Dealers.
Shipment
of
Flannel
Dresses
just
arrived
from
$11.00
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Bon
327.
ARRIVING
THIS
WEEK.
Another
Car
of
Flour
and
Feed
ROYAL
HOUSEHOLD
FLOUR
in
Jute
sacks,
'J8's,
only
$3.50.
We
offer
this
special
price
on
the
above,
which
is
not
in
cotton
sacks,
bill
which
was
cyntracled
before
I
he
nfarkcl
advanced
and
we,
having
lakeu
over
a
cancelled
contract
are
thereby
in
a
position
to
tiotc
for
delivery
cx-rar
at
3.50
per
i
sack.
See
Us
For
Prices
on
Feed.
We
carry
in
slock
the
following:
Feed
Wheat,
I
Iran,
Shorts,
Feed
Oats,
Oatehop,
Scratch
Feed,
Screenings,
Kgg
Mash,
liar-ley.
Ground
Harley,
Iievel-"npi-r.
1
taby
Chick,
Whole
IJnni,
Cracked
Corn,
Fine
Oatmeal,
clc.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
211,
281
Spring
Coats
In
Latest
Styles
and
Materials.
Just
arrived
from
the
Cast.
Low
Prices.
Call
In
and
See
Them.
BENT'S
Dr.
E.
S:
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blood,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Office
Hour,
lUt.
Phone
tM.
Open
Evenings
Only
Per
tptolal
Appointments.
TH8
DAILY
N&rVB.
Thursday,
February
28,
PREVENT
GUN
GREAT
PREPARATIONS
TO
ENTERTAIN
NAVAL
CARRYING
U.S.
VISITORS
NEXT
JUNE
Phone
376
P
hone
Drastic
BUI
to
Prohibit
Importation
of
Revolvers
and
Putting
Tan
on
Home
Manufacture
CHICAGO,
FebT8.--A
drastic
bill
to
prohibit
the
importation
of
revolvers
-and
placing
an
excise
las
if
?luO
each
on
those
manufactured
in
the
United
Slates
except
for
export,
introduced
in
the
United
States
Senate
by
Senator
lloyal
S.
Cope-land
of
New
York,
has
been
endorsed
by
(ho
Michigan
Audubon
Sociejy,
Mrs.
KiJilh
Mini
per.
of
Hart,
Mich.,
the
president,
has
announced.
The
bill,
largely
written
by
Chief
Magistrate
William
Mc-Adoo
of
New
York
City,
was
rc-cumineniled
to
the
Michigan
society
by
ils
crime
prevention
irommitlct
chairman,
Joe
lleally
Murtt.
Is
Endorsed
In
acknowledging
the
society
action,
.Magistrate
McAdoo
declared
that
the
bill
has
been
endorsed
by
two
international
SHAl.KIl
TKltFliS
a1ilH-M-ri
In
tlv.
iiiiliri
nmYfHil
iiitw
mul
mnircivf.il
Undersigned
a
ltd
rmlurM-d
"TciHlrr
for',
,
,
in'
public
bniidiur.
kimi.M,
B.C.
win
be
re-
h
'he
American
IJar
Association
reived
until
12
'clock
noon,
Thureday,
.....n
n
,-,.
YnrV
im!-f
:imi
"
a
10rk
Ju,Joe
aml
March
13,
1824,
for
I
lie
construction
of
a,
public
uuiiumj-
at
kaiutuop.a
B.C.
.
1
1
lie
Iliavor.
minion
win
al
be
accepted
an
M-curtir.
or
war
bond
and
cheque.
If
required
to
uuke
up
an
onj
amount.
By
order,
L.
II.
COLMAX.
Secretary.
liepartiiietii
of
Public
Work,
i'IIiwi,
lebnury
t.
I9tl.
CANCELLATION
OF
REItftVE.
.
.NOTICE
IS
IIEREtTv
GIVEN
that
the
reserve
eiNiing
over
Lot
ill,
Queen
Char-
ne
HUM
uiMrlrt,
ts
cancelled.
G.
II.
S.UiEN.
Deputy
Miniver
of
Lands
Land
Department.
Victoria.
BjC..
J8tb
January.
1971.
!
Those
opposing
it.
he
said,
arei
?f
?.-
:V"lh"r-
TP"''.''".
V
.'.
n.lv:.ii.iiir
"an
illo-omi
ti.r-
iic
wuiii,
tiruiria,
n.u,
ine
cierg
u
-
-
"I
Work,
l.epartnienl
of
Public
Work,
common,
that
a
lavv-abidillg
Citi-Vaurouver,
B.C..
aud
the
Caretaker.
Pu.ti
....
,
.
.
orrire
uuiidinr.
laniioop,
B.C.
.
ixen
armed
witb
a
pistol
meets
an
Tender
will
not
be
con.lderrd
unle'
n,,..
i,i,,i.
....,.,
.,',,..,
I,,,
tnadc
on
Ihe
form
eupplied
bv
the
I
m-part-
outlaw.
Illgliwa)
mail
or
burglar
..?-!!rr"rd"nr'
"ul1
ih
cwniitiou;0ii
terms
of
equality.
This
is
.
Karli
lender
timet
be
arruiianled
br
an
absolutely
not
so.
In
declared.
iir
iu
hit
iirorr
m
tij
.-millMcr
(l
I'UDlic
'
.-.-.-.y.
-
..,.....
Work,
equal
Ui
I
p.e.
of
tlie
amount
of!,...r,.'i
,niriiri
I
im
he
-.mini
vii-llm
in
in
Pdrl"
urpris
the
lender.
War
Uian
Bond
of
the
Oo.
Or
outdoors
and
I
challenge
op
ponent
of
the
proposal
to
give
the
number
f
rases
wilhin
the
last
ten
years
where
the
arinel
citizen
has
prevented
the
burglary,
hol
the
burglar,
or
deter-;
red
the
highwayman
from
carrying
out
his
purpose.
Common
as
Lead
Pencils
"Pistols
are
as
common
id
the
United
Slales
as
lead
pencils!
Then
are
more
people
in
tin'
United
Stales
carrying
pistols
or.
possessing
them,
outside
the
TENDERS
WANTED.
Tcfidi-r
will
Im-
rn'c.e1
h
III
llltv
of
'
PrliM
e
liuperi
for
Itw
pure
ha-
of
lxt
1
1.
Iilork
J.
M-rt
li.il
D.
i.oi
3,
worn
3.
sec
tion
7.
anj
l.ot
IU'm
k
i.
section
C.
Tender
to
be
In
trw
office
of
the
i:ity
;i:ierk,
markel
"Tenders
for
l.ols"
ihI
later
man
PJH
Mwnuy,
Marrn
3,
lJI.
Tlie
hlrfi"t
or
any
tender
not
nece
tarily
acrrpted.
E.
K.
JoES.
Clly
clerk.
Unreserved
Auction
Sale
March
1,
1924,
at
.'J
p.m.
sharp
at
our
Auction
Rooms
On
Third
Avenue
We
will
.sell
as
follows:-
-
Double
lied
and
Single
lied
complete,
Kitchen
Tables.
Hocking
Chairs,
Stoves
and
Manges,
Morris
Chairs,
Cenlre
Table,
iHessers,
Kll-c-Iii-m
Cabinets,
Ilahy
Mug-gies
ami
Oo-Carts,
Washing
Machines,
Cat
pel
Sweeper,
trolling
Hoards,
Couches,
Mugs
and
Cloth
Driers.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange
Auctioneers
P.O.Box
45.
Phone
652.
EGGS
Slriclly
Fresh,
per
doz,
40c
3
doz.
for
$1.15
Swift
h-
Premium
Ham
.
.
3$o
Swift
s
Premium
Uncoil
43o
FARMERS
Marie
Phone
Blue
428.
.
I
1
I
I
in
620
Far
lit
tttraft
tltut
fiptt
vitk
rxttjt
flttk
fwth
JistriiultJ.
L9
tutt
nil
tUuic
instntt
lo-S,
ftxiUt
tkirU
WHti
or
fink
tiils
ttut
22-36;
SSJD0
A
model
rhit
wid
(rive
you
day.
iatatt-dayHxit
comfort.
The
tentle
maWftiK
action
ol
th
StM-Reduciiur
Str
craduallr
rliminatn
cacm
Hnh.
ao
that
eventually
the
AW
beaxnea
per
nuncoUir
lifhtcr
and
smaller.
Oac
try
4
Stmt
W
yu'B
mtvrr
tknf."
M
Sold
III
1'rlnrr
rtui-rl
rrlu
ivrly
by
MBOUR
mno.
Mtd,
r
KOrS
DROS.Limitrd,Toronto
armed
forces,
than
in
all
the
rest
of
the
world.
There
are
mori'
shootings
ami
Killings
willi
revolvers
iu
the
United
Slafes
than,
jn
all
the
countries
of
hurope,
Asia
and
Africa.
I
"After
we
have
taxed
the
pis-
.
.....
ioi
out
or
exisience
as
iar
as
possible
in
the
United
Slales.
we
il
I
then
lie
in
a
position
to
deal
with
crooks.
SCORE
OF
ROBBERIES
WINNIPEG
TWO
WEEKS
WINNIPF.O,
Feb.
the
last
two
weeks
bandits
have
been
for
approximately
28.
During
thieves
aud
responsible
a
score
of
calls
to
ascertain
if
the
occu
pants
of
the
cuites
were
at
lionu'.
If
they
gained
entrance
and
w
ere
interrupted.
I
hey
posed
as
canvassers
foi;
inagailnes
or
articles
of
various
descriptions.
LEFT
FOR
HONEYMOON
WITH
HIS
FATHER
NLW
YOllK,
Feb.
28.
Theo
dore
Wulp,
vice-president
of
the
North
Avenue
Hank,
New
Moeh-
elle.
and
Mrs.
Sophie
Lake
of
No.
27
Loreuz
Strecl.
were
married
recently
in
Holy
Trinity
Lutheran
Church,
New
llochelle.
As
they
were
leaving,
the
wedding
procession
was
iillcrriiptrd
by
Franklin
Pierce
Wulp,
son
of
the
bridegroom,
who
drew
his
father
aside
and
told
him
that
three
days
previously
he
and
Ida
Sophie
Lake,
n-
bride's
daughter,
had
been
married
iu
the
same
c
lunch.
Moth
collides
went
to
I
lie
.Wulp
home,
where
a
double
reception
was
held,
and
they
all
four
left
jfor
a
honeymoon.
ORDERED
HER
DOGS
i
TO
BE
CHLOROFORMED
NF.W
YOKK,
Fell.
28.
clause
directing
that
several
pet
dogs
be,
choloroformeil
is
contained
in
the
will
of'
Mrs.
Olivia
C
Lakeland
Dunn,
tale
of
Stiiiiiiilll.
NJ.,
which
has
been
filed
for
iTrobatc
,tumP
al
i-.iizahelh,
NJ.
Mrs,
Du
who
died
on
January
31,
had
several
pet
dogs
on
hep
estate.
Her
will
provided
that
they
should
not
live
lo
run
the
risk
of
neglect
or
mis
treatment.
Her'
husband,
"
Hailhnlomew
Dunn,
i
left
a
monthly
Income,
from
the
eslalc.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
this
morniinr
at
the
General
Hospital
o
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Haines,
Fifth
Ave.,
Wesl.
Mr.
and
Mrs.V
Joe"
Brown,
aro
'sailing
by
lb?-steamer
Prince
illupert
tomorrow
mornjinr
for
IVancouvtn-
ui;
a
holiday
tj-ip.
Victoria
Proposes
to
Spend
Twelve
Thousand
Dollars
In
Giving
Squadron
Good
Time
YICTOltlA,
Feb.
28.
II
Is
ei-
pectrtl
lu
spend
the
sum
of
l-.-
000.
here
in
enterlaiuing
the
officers
and
men
of
the
big
naval
squadron
which
is
scheduled
to
arriv
e
lu-re
on
June
22.
The
I
Nonunion
government
is
lu
be
asked
to
provide
one
third
of
this
amount,
the
Provincial
government
oiii-
fourth,
the
city'
of
Victoria
one
fourth
and
the
remainder
vv-ill
be
apportioned
aiming
the
adjacent
municipalities.
The
entertainment
will
include,
among
other
things,
a
big
reception
on
tin
day
or
arrival,
Navy
League
luncheon,
big
bal.
racing
events
at
Colwood,
naval
and
military
field
day.
regatta
ami
sports,
smoker
and
dance
t
ar.
iiHiries.
Indian
races,
aud
drives
around
the
district.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
IWiliY
ISLAND.-
Dark,
cloudy.
light
east
wind;
barometer
30.-00;
temperature
3";
s(.tt
smooth;
I
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
llu-pert
uIii-iimi
Lucy
l-lund
northbound;
Id
p.m.
out
steamer
ll'iinp-
John
southbound.
DCAD
TltKi:
POINT.
Cloudy;
Calm;
barometer
2'..
75;
tern-
Iperalure
32:
sea
smooth.
MILL
IIAMIlOlt.
-
Cloudy:
southwest
wind;
barometer.
30.-10;
temperature
31;
sea
moderate:
7.15
ii.iu.
steamer
Camosuu
left
Alert
Kay
northbound.
Noon
DllillV
ISLAND
Overcast;
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
30.00;
temperature"
37:
sea
smooth.
D11D
TMIir.
POINT,
-a
Over
cast;
light
soptheasl
wind;
O.iro
hohj-iips
and
robberies
in
Win-;neler
2y.t.2;
teiiiieralure
1;
sivt
nipeg
and
suburban
districts,
sinoolti.
police
records
show
today.
Some'
MI'LL
IIAIIMOIl
Overcast:
of
the
bandits
operate
in
motor'Halil
easv
wind;
barometer
30.ui:
er.
wliile':
others
are
of
the
leiitperulure
18:
moderate
swell;
tedcstrian
variety.
A
nundier
of
robberies
have
been
committed
by
thieves
wlio
first
smashed
tlie
windows
of
stores
on
the
principal
street
of
the
city
with
bricks.
I
hed'
reached
in
and
grabbed
whatever
loot
was
available.
The
police
have
also
received
numerous
complaints
-
of
robberies
in
apartment
(docks,
the
thieves
making
'
telephone
lug
Lome
H.t'lQ
n.uu
abeain
Oreen
Island
northbound.
Rllharrlh
fne
H,a
(lallr
New.
SYNOPSIS
OF
UNO
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreaerved.
aufvejed
Crown
landa
may
b
ir.ropid
b;
llrltlab
aubjact
over
II
yeara
of
as,
and
by
aJlana
on
dtclarlnt
Intention
(o
baeom
llrltlah
aubjecta,
conJl
clonal
upon
raaldenc.
oecupauon
and
Improvamtnt
tor
atrlaultural
porpoaaa.
4
l"u!l
Information
concarnlnc
reju-allona
racardlnc
pra-emptlona
a
Ivan
In
Bulletin
No.
I,
Land
Herlaa.
'How
to
Pro-ampt
Land,"
coplta
of
eblcb
can
ba
obtaln4
fraa
of
chart
1
addreaalnc
the
Department
of
Unda.
Victoria.
H.C,
or
to
any
(lot
-rnment
Aunt.
Haeorda
will
ba
framed
coverlnt
tny
land
aultabl
for
agricultural
purpoaaa,
and
which
la
not
tlmbr-land,
la,
earrylnj
over
I.OOt
board
feat
par
aero
waat
of
the
Coaat
Rant
and
I.O&o
faat
par
aero
eaat
of
that
Rant.
Applleatlona
for
proemptlona
are
10
ho
addreaaed
to
th
Land
Com-mluloner
of
th
Iand
Raeordlnc
t
vlalon.
In
which
th
laM
applied
for
la
altuated,
and
aro
mau
on
print!
forma,
eoploa
of
whlrh
can
b
obtained
from
th
Land
Commlioner,
rro-emptlon
muat
be
orrupletl
for
flro
yara
and
Improromentt
mado
to
value
of
110
per
acr,
Including
cteartnc
and
cultlratlnr
at
laaat
Ave
1
acr,
before
a
.Crown
Orant
ean
ba
racalved.
Tor
mora
dotaltad
Information
Ih
Hullatln
"How
10
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applleatlona
ar
roeelvad
for
pur-thaa
of
vacant
and
unreaerrod
Crown
landa,
not
bain
tlmbartand.
(or
agricultural
purpoaea;
minimum
prlc
of
flrat-elaaa
(arable)
land
I
It
par
arro,
and
aecond-etaaa
(grating)
land
12.10
per
acr.
'urthr
Information
regarding
pureheae
or
laaa
of
Crown
landa
la
given
In
Hullatln
No.
It,
Land
Sarlao,
"Purohaae
and
Leaa
of
Crown
Landa."
Mill,
factory,
or
lnduatrlal
altaa
on
limber
land,
not
aieeadlm
4
acre,
mar
ba
purchased
or
loaaad,
the
condition
Including
payment
of
HOMESITE
LEASES
l.naurvoyed
araaa,
not
oiraadtng
it
acrea,
may
b
letaed
aa
homaaltai,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
belnz
erected
In
the
flrat
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
rtaldenc
and
Improvement
condition
ar
fulfilled
and
land
ha
bn
aiirvyd.
LEASES
for
graalng
and
lnduatrlal
pur-poata
araa
not
iedlng
I4t
aero
may
bo
laaaed
by
on
paraon
or
company.
QRAZINQ
Under
th
Orailng
Act
th
Prov.
Inc
la
divided
Into
(raxlnr
dlatrletg
end
th
rang
admlnlatrd
undr
Orating
Commlaalonar,
Annual
grailnr
parmlta
aro
lud
baled
on
number
ranged,
priority
being
given
lo
eatabllahed
ownara.
fUoog-ownera
may
form
aaaocUtlona
for
rang
management.
Free,
or
partially
free.
I'trmlte
ar
available
for
ttlr
.ampr
and
trtvellera,
up
to
te
bead.
The
House
376
of
Quality
Evening
Slippers
Our
new
stock
ol
KvniniK
-Slippers
h,,,
arrivei?
Ask
til
sfti
tig
i"roio
."
STYLE
PLUS
REAL
VALUE.
This
seiisonN
newesl
footwear.
KeinniU'
turn
..ir,,
with
full
covered
Spanish
or
French
hee,
Clmi'
C
of
in
K
suliii
with
black
uetle
trim;
Idark
kid
with
k
trim;
Krey
sued'
willi
jfrt'y
kid
Iriui;
alo
Hit!
n,
A-
.g
Cabin
Huck
with
kid
Iruniiiing
to
uiuli-li:
all
sizes
.,inj
f
tings
lo
assure
u
pi'rfect
fit.
Price
Per
Pair
$6.75
to
$12.00
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Shoe
Department.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Thursday,
7
and
9
"ThrNth
Commandment"
An
addition
lo
the
unKinai
ten
A
storv
:
'
shop
girl
eager
for
a
good
tune,
a
llashy
lining,
anxious
lo
give
il
(o
her
and
the
hoy
thai
rr.iih
Pretty,
hard
working,
a
deiartmeiit
slort
ninth
Couldn't
Maine
her
if
her
heart
rfavl
gaiely
..
:
craved
jazz.
Horn
lo
lie
loved.
sweHiOHnl
lni
and
jazz-
stun
k,
see
what
hc
did
under
her
-n,
intense
heart
t
heart
pholo-ptay.
James
MorrUon,
Colleen
Moore
and
strong
ul
FOX
NEWS-QA2ETTE.
Admlitlon
35c
and
l&c
Bath
Room
Fittings
Towel
liars.
Soai
Dohe.
Tiimliler
ui.l
T
"
Holders,
-Soap
ami
.Sponge
Holders,
Tooth
Hi"
"
'i
H
;r
Hooks
for
Hie
Hath
Untie.
Mot
Uter
HotKe
u
.
J
r.
f
Slrop,
Whik
mid
Hrosh
Holders.
el-.
Kvery
pierc
guarante
d.
how
on
displ
'v
in
w
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Phone
3.
P.O.
Box
It
is
with
great
pleasure
that
we
announce
the
arrival
o(
our
Spring
Millinery
These
new
.Sprintf
Hals
embody
the
very
Newest
Ideas
and
Styles
Tlie
latest
shades
aro
also
lo
lie
seen
m
Uiee
lri"t
Models.
And
tfie
prices
are
its
usual
very
rt'itsoiuible.
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Phone
G45.
Corner
Third
and
Stit