PAGE
SIX
Prescriptions
A
few
reasons
why
our
prcscripllon
.department
is
Increasing:
use
only
frush,
chemically
pure
ilniKs.
No
Substitution
Prompt
Service
Moderate
Price.
Kvery
prcsrripllon
is,
dispensed
hy
u
fully
tpialiried
dispenser;.
Lot
iis
he
your
prescrip-
HuillMt.
Rupert
Pharmacy
l'rescripllon
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
V
Another
arrival
of
Ladies
Coats
lu'lhc
latest
-Spring
models.
Special
this
Week:
20
;
Discount
on
Ladies'
Dresses
Holeproof
Stockings
from
1.00
to
$1.75
Mrs.
WT
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Hox
-
-
989
Phono
Green
389
Bargains
We
Have
one
Quality
the
Highest;
one
Price
the
Lowest
Uet
your
supply
at
llntfralu
prices
Small
White
Heatis,
15
Ih.
...
$1.00
llrown
Jleans,
15
His.
$1.00
Cirecir
Peas.
15
His.
.
.
$1.00
Itice.
.No.
1
Jap,
11
His.
$1.00
Hiiim
or
Tapioca,
1
1
lbs.
.,
'$1.00
Split
Peas.
II
lbs.
..
$1.00
llarluy.
11
lbs
$1.00
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
'I
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
l
illl
load
$6.50
Half
Load
$3.50
Large
sacks
50o
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
KxquUHe
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone,
575
DENTIST
CHORUS
GIRLS
RIOT
ON
STAGED
;
Mother
Actor
Tears
Clothes
from
Daughter's
Back
Uh.M.VA,
April
0.
A
riot,
anion?
the
chorus
oeeurred
al
Ihe.
firand
theatre
here
during
Hie
performance
of
an
nperel'a
called
Hie
"Datise
"des
Liliellules.
I
When
Ihe
curtain-
Tell
on
Hi'')
second
acl
Mine.
Toulan
hitter'!
aecused
her
daughter.
Mine
(iiry
of
usurping
her
front
place:
and
then
attacked"
her
'daughter
one
iiue
ner
,uniy
clonics
vi
pieces,
and
attempted
to
strangle
her.
The
hiisbanils
of
Ihe
women,
who
were
also
in
Ihe
chorus
then
came
to
blows.
The
elinrnsi
Sirls
and
men
look
sides,
and
a
free
fiprlit
followed
on
(ho
slaxe'
and
wtnrs.
Firemen
and
pen
uarnies
altaclied
to
the
tlieaire
were
railed,
and
J
hey
attempted
to
separate
the
fighters.
Out
was
only
when
Ihe
riremen
threatened
to
turn
I
lie
linse
c
Ihem
Ihal
order
was
obtained,
iendarnies
then
htMlcd
Mine
Toulan
into
a
(axicah.
In
Ihe
meantime
(he
audienee
who
were
wailing-
for
the
third
act,
could
not
'understand
i
long
interval,
ami
Hie
shrieks
behind
Hie
stage,
but
(lie
curtail
went
up
ami
the
last
act
passed
peacefully.
AMERICANS
COMING
TO
CANADATO
SETTLE
Twenty-two
Settlers
Bring
Ten
Carloads
of
Effects
to
Saskatchewan
WIXXIPKiJ,
April
fl
Hrinjri'tiu
ten
ears
of
effects.
settlers
from
North
liakofa
arrived
here
last
night
en
route
to
Liutliiw.
Saskatchewan,
where
they
will
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
NoTICt;
IS
IIKIIEUY
GIVEX
that
tin
lti-nre
rMjtiiijr
tmrr
cemd
tiiiiIh
l.i.en.-e
So.
4
18
IS,
iluald
on
nil
Maiwl
Hume
4,
;m-i
imirlrt.
l
raiii-rill.
C.
II.
WOE.
Itfpuiy
Mlnilfr
ul
Uud-
1
SAVE
25c
1
lb.
or
Cake
or
Candy
with
I
Hi
of
Fuller
s
Tea
S1.0C
Jams
-
peach.
Aoricot.
Oiven-
gage
or
Orange
Marmalade,
per
tin
65c
Canned
Fruits
Peaches,
Apricots.
Pears
or
Plum.
or
Crushed
Pineapple,
4
tins
S1.CC
6
tins
Singapore
Pineapple
1
sliced
S1.0C
3
tins
Malkin's
liesl
Lc.'anbcrric
...
$1.00
'
Canned
Vegetables
G
Peas.
Corn
or
Tomatoes,
ji-.
mi
ll
S1.0C
3
doz
Sunkist
Oranges
..
$1.00
4
doz.
Sunkisl
Lemons
$1.03
i
5
lb.
iranuliilei
Sugar
and
om
fi"
Oral
ib
e
Marmalade
$1.CC
5
litis
Llliliy
s
Asparagus
.
.
$1.0S
20
rolls
Toilet
paper
.....
$1.00
7
tins
Kinjr
Oscar
Sardines
$1.00
5
lb.
Calirornia
Prunes
Tor
55c
to-
ZZ
Hi.
box
for
$2.65
5
Hi.
tin
Honey,
or
:
combs
$1.00
7
tins
Camp.
Tom.
Soup
.
.
$1.00
7
tins
llciiiz
J'ork
Ueaiis
$1.00
3
hollies
lleiiu
Catsup
...
$1.00
4
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
.
.
$1.00
20
bars
While
Swan
Soap
$1.00
4
lb.
Swedish
Health
llread
$1.00
13
pkgs.
Jelly
Powders
...
$1.00
5
lb.
tin
Peanut
Putter
.
.
.
$1.00
We
aim
to
please
our
Customers
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
Tweed
Coats,
Tweed
Suits
LATEST
DRESSES
DRESSY
COATS
DRESSY
HATS
SPORT
HATS
fioods
Hlghl.
Prices
High
I.
"Demers"
We
aim
lo
please.
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
I
wmm
V
32
5w
;
a,0
uj.
tuniis
irun
lias'd
las
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
April
C.
10?C
year
fini
the
Canadian
National,'0
how
the
eallle
wre
nmved
itaiiways
The
parly,
tliu
first
,ad
to
compare
the
reception
of
.vinenciui
settlers
lo
come
to
Western
Canada
this
spring,
is
icing
aecompaujod
hy
Pruf.
0.
II.
iriinley,
C.N.lt.
land
and
coldnl-
zation
agent,
St.
Paul,
and
was;
met
here
by
one
of
the
Saskatch
ewan
agents
of
the
railway
who
Aill
escort
Ihem
to
their
newibetlei'
graded
than
Irish
butler,
homes
on
the
Preeccville
branch.
1
and
claims
(hat
there,
is
more
BURIED
TODAY
runeral
of
Late
Erllng
Berg
Took
Place
from
B.C.
Undertakers
to
Falrview
Cemetery
The
late
hrling
Iterg,
victim
f
the
waterfront
drowning
last
Thursday
nighl,
was
luiried
this
iricriioon
in
r'airvicw
lnicler
ollowing
a
service
in
Hie
ll.C.
nderlakers'
Parlors
which
was
resided
over
by
Itev.
Thomas
i.
itinde,
pastor
of
SI.
Paul's
Luth-ran
Church.
Flowers
were
sent
hy
Mrs.
ilabel
Thompson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Murphy,
and
Tom
Kelly.
The
pallbearers
were
Kinar
I'elH,
Chris
Johnson,
Tom
Dyh-iiavn,
Ffed
llerg.
Charles
Murphy
and
Arthur
Hanson.
.
NOTICE.
IN
Till:
MAVIH:
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an
iwUeallMn
rur
tw
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ur
a
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fully
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(tfi),
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or
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liltirlrt
(Map
Id'tf).
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r
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alove
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of
Tllles.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
otict
of
Application
for
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NoTPt:
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NOTICE.
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rinmr
ot
Hie
luas
of
ibt
CertltK'nle
of
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roverinv
till
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land-
lia'n
Isi-n
priKlueerl
to
me.
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in
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nutill
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Certirirale
f
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nf
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p.u.,
piiirtii
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II.
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.
-
'
rteifKlrar
ff
TIIM
FORM,
F.
Notlca
of
Application
for
Cartlflcat
of
Improvamantt
-8l9ht,
Mineral
Claim
Siliials
in
the
I'rliiee
Ituperl
Mlnlna
lH
Wi.ii
nf
!ii
Skeenii
rimlrirt.
Where
Inriited:
Near
tlie
head
ur
Kllnilliikalillil
Lake.
I.iiwfiit
iii.liU-r:
swan
lialin.
Mum-
,,",,l,,'r'i
rn,n
Maief'a
i:erlirii-ate,
07C
vTki!
OTlE
luat
,
Swan
Palln.
Tree
Mlncr'a
Ortlfli-ale
.No.
8fttii7C,
intend
al
Hie
end
nf;
alxty
ilayn
frnnu
Um
data
licivof.
to
kpply
J
ilm
Mininir
liernrder
for
a
Crrtlflra.te
nf
Impiiiveiiietila
for
tlie
pni-puwe
;if
iiliiilnlnr
a
Crown
Grant
of
Dm
alwive
Halm.
And
further
take
nolli-8
thai
artlun.
under
we
I
Inn
Hi
of
the
"MlneraL
Art,'
iiiunt
ho
commenced
lie-rote
the
PuMianre
of
aurlt
Certificate
of
liniirovemenla,
haled
thli
J3rd
day
of
Felmiiry,
I9jt.
SWAN
PALI
IV,
Owner.
By
G.
T.
kouuy,
Aleut.
GIVE
TRAINING.
TO
IMMIGRANTS
MO.
Villi!
A
l
Que
.
April
(1.
Ity
Canadian
Pre.
If
some
means
were
afforded
Urilish
youths
to
establish
themselves
mi
farms
after
lliev
hud
taken
courses
siieh
a
are
offered
un-Ider
Ihe
lloadley
scheme,
Canada
I
would
he
more,
successful
in
at-Irnctfng
young
men
or
the
lyp
she
wants
from
the
Old
Country.
In
Ihe
opinion
of
A.
V.
WaddeH.
of
County
Down.
Ireland,
who
passed
thriMiuh(
here
reretilly
on
his
way
west."
Mr.
Waddcl
in
Hi.-sTall
or
llU'l
himself
eame
to
tin
country
under
Hie
lloauy
scheme
and
duriii
Ihe
winte
'months
'attended
agricultural
courses
at
Vermillion,
in
West
ern
Canada.-
Last
summer
he
worked
as
a
farm
hand
in
Ihe
Ledue
district
about
twenty
mil.
f
south
or
Kilmoiiloii.
ami
he
n-ceully
purchased
a
ipiarler
of
;.
section
of
his
own
in
Ihal
re
gion.
Mr.
Waddell
served
during
the
war
in
India
and
Kgypl.
As
a
son
or
an
Irish
lauded
prospector
lie
had
considerable
kimwlfdg-or
sloek-raising,
and
was
particularly
anxious
lo
gain
a
thorough
knowledge
of
market
-
otg
in
this
country,
lie
there
fore
concluded
a
successful
sn-
"'
Inst
year.
by
going
hack
.
Hie
Old
I
-nu
n
try
mi
a
rattle
boat
!latiailian
ca
lie
with
that
o
'Irish,
Ho
came
In
Hie
conclusion
'hat
Ihjj
cnniparisn
was
in
favor
of
the
'('iiiailian
animal.
which
lie
thousht
were
marketed
a
heller
condition.
IP-
also
iiiuiks
mat
..Canadian
Duller
isl
j
uniformity
on
the
quality
of
eon
sigunieiil.s.
HALIBUT
RESEARCH
WILL
CONTINUE
AT
LEAST
TWO
YEARS
SI
A
TTI.K.
April
c.
I
wo
tnorol
seasons
or
invest
igal
ion
will
Ik?
reipiired
lo
complete
the
research
work
being
curried
out
by
Hie
International
Commission
uuderMhe
Halibut
Treaty
according.
lo
".
-A.
Found,
director
of
lisberies
for
the
Canadian
gov-eriimenl.
whr'hui
beeit
here
al-leiuliiig
la
session
of
the
com-
illissiou.
'
.
WEATHER
REPORT
,
1
((overniiieiil
IVh
:raphi
H
a.
in.
Prince
ituperl:
clear.
frosti
east
wind;
temp.
U.
Terrace:
clear,
calm,
(cifip.
3J.
Anyox:
clear,
calm,
temp
,M.
Telegraph
Crt-k:
clear,
calm;
1
temp.
I'd.
i
Ilazelton:
clear,
calm,
temp.
20.
Smilhers:
dear,
culm,
temp.
28.
Hums
Lake;
clear.
calm,
temp.
-.r.
GERALD
CHAPMAN.
NOTORI.
OUS
AMERICAN
BANDIT,
IS
HANGED
ON
NEW
CONNECTICUT
GALLOWS.
(continued
from
pa?e
I
came
known
until
October
10.
lit:!!,
when
Ihe
New
Ilrllain
no-
licenian
was
killed.
The
police
man
had
surprised
two
safe
Mowers
al
work,
tine
of
them,
who
proved
to
he
Chapman,
shot
lit
way
to
lil.erly,
killing
Skclly.
and
Ihe
other
Waller
K.
Shean,
son
of
a
Sprinmflehl,
Mass.,
hotel
man,
was
captured.
Shean
confessed
Ihal
Chapman
was
his
accomplice.
Uhapmaii
was
arresteil
In
Mun-cie,
lnd
and
returned
to
Atlanta,
The
slate
of
Connect
lent,
how-eer,
exlradlled
him
lo
sland
trial
for
Skelly'M
murder.
He
wa
senlenced
lo
din
on
June,
25,
IV2T.
Ills
aUorneyn
ohlalueil
a
slay
of
execution
until
Itecemher
I,
when
they
appealed
Ihe
case,
hut
the
Connecticut
Supreme
......I
a
al
a
.oitii
uitirnieii
ine
ueatli
son-leiiftf.
The
point
was
then
raised
that
Chapman
win
a
federal
prli-oner
and
could
not
he
executed
until
his
term
for
until
rolihety
was
completed,
Revenge
Killing
Meanwhile,
lute
ii'
tnT,
Cliap-inan'n
pal,
Ainlerson,
hud
killed
lien
Jlanco
and
,
lib
wife,
on
whosi?
farm,
near
Miincii)
Chap-nian
and
Anderson
once
lived,
prcsuniahly
he'ciiusu
they
hud
testified
HRalnst
lliapman
In
his
murder
tiful.
TUndersoii
himself
wag
killed
a
few
.weeks
Inter
by
u
Jlte
Wcrwnent
ilj
nf
Lonaacr
'J
j
...
.
guarantees
its
Age
MM
9
YEARS
OLD
Tins
Hdveilisi-n.itu
is
not
puhlislietl
ov
displayed
hy
the
Liipior
llonlrul
Hoard
or
hy
the
tiovernmcnt
of
llritlh
Cnlumhia,
Mtisktvon.
Mich.,
pidiceman.
President
Coolldgc
CoUIIIIUleil
llhapman's
lwcn!y-fie
year
ou-lence
in
an
execuiivo
order
Is
sued
.Noxemher
IUi8,
but
Ihrce
da.
Inter
Chapman
in
hi
cell
in
ethersfieht
prison
rc-rused
Iti
accept
Ihe
order.
s0
thai
Chapniau
might
have,
lime
I
o
carry
lite
VcoinpiHaijoii
order
into
Ihe
rota-Is.
Coventor.
Trumbull
rcprieci
him
on
Ni-1
veniler
?I
poslpoiilitg
the
cxecu-'
'
Hon
until
March
.1.
:iiapman
s
next
nuive
was
to
seek
a
writ
of
habeas
corpus
which
would'
have
transfercd
;
him
back
into
federal
eusiod)
-.1
That
was
denied
on
lierember!
II,
VJ'Tt.
by
Federal
Judge!
Thomas
r
llnrtrnnl.
Tlie
I
tt
il
!
i
Slate...
Circuit
Court,
ut
Xev
York
1
"idichl
his
i
nline
on
February
..
10
I'll.
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS
Nolle
to
ConUactofi
Tarraca
Lett
-tip
SI.AIIO
TKVOrllS.
MiOiirseil
"T
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Ailililliiii
In
let-rare
Ijw
i."
will
Iw
recrHej)
i
the
ItntxiiraMe
llr
4iin.iei
r
I'lllillr
U.rfk-
U
I
x'etitfk
in
r
hi
f
Tamlji
l
lie
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iliv
i.l
iim
I.
Iff),
fur
Hie
nMiti-n.
ami
Hrmik4t
lot
ItW
l
i-rk
lie
at
Terrier
in
lair
fcM
lural
I
1
1
tr
let
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ltiir.
h.c.
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.
ml
-ail.
ami!
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nr
remn
luat
In-
.-n
m,
aiat
afler
Ihe
ICIli
a
1
via
nil.
wit.,
awl
rtirlUer
tufiirnailliu
l.iaiiir.l
at
I
lie
m-leiPUlefli
or
lulilie
i-.
I'arlluiwhl
HwlMtna.
and
al
He-
rili..win
fre:
trtHiienl
A
en
I.
al
hin
,
lima-rl
and
Miflhrn
wm
llir
I'Mtiurlal
I'lIm-V
offVr!
al
Terrare.
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nf
i.Uai.
.ivrlOra
I
ll-.
nr..
ran
li
huUiim-iI
rr
in
Um
lie
IMilinenl
im
wimIii
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a
ieie,.i
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1.
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in.
(tin
nu
lnrli
ml
rrrnieie.l
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rrhiiii
nf
ine
hlaii-.
ele..
in
r'wil
r4l
illl.li.
-
h,vtri
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aii
i.-nOet
Mot
iterea'
I
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..'
ma.l.1
I
r.
cinur.
.
Iiersil,
Minuter
tiki
I'lllillr
Virka
r.litilir.
Of1irlariit
ut
rtiir
Wwka.
I'arliarnem
linildirMo,
VirNina.
It.i
.
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT."
Prlnca
Rupart
Elactoral
DlatrltL
Wacktmla
Elactoral
Dltirlcl.
OTH
l.
Ue.rltv
rliM
Itil
I
Oull
mi
I"IJV.
Ihe
Hill
ii
i.t
Ma-.
Ifl.
a'
Uh
Ikinr
nr
III
iiVk-sk
In
tlxi
fis.iKesi,
a'
the
-HI
I
lli
tiM',
Crlin-e
ItuisTl,
hutd
.Hint
nf
Uh,
Ciirl
tiflHfl
UH
lis
pi
r
i.r
retl'liK
lite
ll.l
f
.,er.
for
llM?
-JIMI
plerliMral
lltIHl
l.
atxt
III
llesrlll
and
delertiiinlinr
any
ami
all
i.lijrt-tl-rti-In
Ihe
rrleniioii
i,r
am
naiiM'
mi
'lite
Mid
111.
ni
in
'
.
n-irl-4r.ill.xi
a
I
-oer
nr
ii
n
ji.!ii,nn
fur
reiri-oalli
n;
and
for
Um;
nilk
i-
iuii'"
l
fmtli
In
Uh-
"I'm
HIM'ial
KlertMilM
Art."
Haled
at
Prince
Iti'tn
ii
.
lie.
llii.
ftlh
"j
in
M"H.
tV'r..
oilM
.
WATT
llen-lii
nr
Voter'
Tor
the
I'riii'i
lliipci-i
anil
U'
keiizie
t.u
eii
rjl
OHIrl
tn
giim
iiinii
wii
i
in
nit
iiiii
iit
:
Hfruild
up
your
cdlen
$xches
TkUromitil
tprlna
tlctl
spparl
will
da
k.
DONT
marHy
"prop
p"
your
Hfthr
.
Yihi
iriu.t
ttereita
Jha
bfimi
and
mucln
and
lljta
menu.
Arch
Drltnritr
Miott
allnw
lull
flciibillijf
of
mortmain'
vhllt
proirly
uiiiortln
tha
Scaphoid
Bunt.
They
arta
bnon
and
a
tlminj
to
tha
foot-wrary,
RCHPE
FENDER
1
3
!
raV
IB
lllllllilliiMi........aTT
Jabour
Bros.'
Ltd.
DIAMOND
Tho
April
Blrthiitone.
We
offer
you
as
fine
a
selection
of
Diamonds
as
you
will
find
In
most
any
store
In
Canada,
at
prices
equal
to
and
far
cheaper
than
many.
Wo
buy
for
"spot
cash"
direct
from
brokers
In
Europe.
A
good
endorsement
which
comes
from
public
approval
is
the
growth
and
success
of
our
business.
This
is
the
oldest
established
Jewellery
House
In
the
city
and
it
will
pay
you
to
inspect
our
stock.
Our
expert
workmen
mako
special
designs
of
exclusive
Jewellery.
OPTICAL
DEPARTMENT.
Our
Optometrist
has
had
27
years'
experience,
satin-faction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilforoner
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
BY
SPECIAL
REQUEST
"Pretty
Ladies"
A
liuvellx
in
pirlitci-..
.
il.tlii-lUK
'lliln-pl.i
iiiseriuii
pli.i-e
in
liiini.iii
cmhIciicc
mi
tolriiriiiiii;
i..
lions:
I
Im
I
inlucliil.
a-
ciil
fnt
hint
l.i.ciiiriliiiK
I''
counties,
nutnliers
k
mid
lull
few
alUtin
with
i
grec
of
-in
re,
levculed
in
oil
it.
.pleoiliuir,
gl.ini..
.
I:illlliilllic..
;
showing
the
lues,
n.
..
In
il-.
-orim.
jn.
uf
llnise
in
Ihe
Mii'.itir.
The
.(.ir
ut
i
pui
ut
,
of
prellv
liiilir..
A
I
nli
of
Hie
lireal
White
V..
i'rani.1
lh.it
lulk
lioliiinl
the
foullixliU.
A
pn
lucid
with
ircll
ff'fl
with
iikiiiv
ff"
"l
lar
a
nj..-i
Stipert
c.i.i:
Tom
Moore,
ZaSu
Pitts,
Conrad
Nagel,
Roy
D'Arcy,
George
K.
Arthur,
Ann
Pennington,
Norme
Shearer,
Helena
D'Algy
..n.l
n...-,
,.ttn
(
.
"THE
PACEMAKERS'
"
SERIES,
No.
3
CEORCE
O'-HARA
AND
ALBERTA
VAUGHN
In
"MERTON
OF
THE
GOOFIES."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35c
and
10c
OUTSTANDING
VALUES
Men
s
In
Hlne
HftTiiiglioui-
oi.t-.
-in.-Ii-
.umI
.lu.ilili
I.
.
I
Sjn'i'iiil
$25.00
Acme
Importers
Third
in
Avenue
Suits
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Oporaitln
j
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock'
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
pUtit
is
equipped
lo
handle
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
381
Fishermen
s
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avonue
and
McBrlde
8t.