I'AUK
fcSIX
Just
Arrived
A
fresh
shlptncnt
of
Rochons
Candies
Assorted
Chocolates,
Boxes
$1.00
to
$4.00
Hulk
Creams,
Orange,
Vuii-illc,
Lemon,
(linger
Snowballs
lfieriiiint,
etc.,
per
lb.
...
...
...
..
....
75c
ltrazils
In
cream,
per
lb.
$1.25
Hurnt
Almonds,
per
lb."
$1.00
llodhou's
Famous
Almond
Crisp,
per
lb
$1.00
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Another
arrival
of
Ladies'
Coats
in
the
latest
spring
A.oik'ls.
Special
this
Week:
20
Discount
on
Ladies'
Dresses
Holeproof
Stockings
from
$1.00
lo
$1.75
Mrs.
W.
I.
Third
Avenue
V.O.
Hox
-
-
989
I'bonc:
Green
389
1
v
1
Bargains
WHMMMMHWHMapWMMBMMMW
aSBBHn
We
Have
one
Quality
the
Highest;
one
Price
the
Lowest
pel
your
supply
at
Bargain
prices
fcmall
While
Heans,
15
lbs.
I
...
,
$1.00
jlrmvn
Means,
15
lbs.
$1.00
(irccii
Peas,
15
lbs.
...
$1.00
Hire,
.No.
1
Jap,
11
lbs.
$1.00
"i?uo"
or
Tapioca,
11
lbs.
,
...
....
,...
$1.00
Fplil
Peas,
ll
lbs.
..
$1.00
Hurley.
U
lbs.
..
...
$1.00
Mussallem
m
Grocery
Co.
Ltd,
Phones
18
and
84
Wood!
Wood!
Now
Is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
$0.50
Half
Load
...
...
.
.
$3.50
Large
sacks
50o
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Might
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Goats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Go.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
676
DENTIST
NOVEL
FEATURE
IN
APRIL
FOOL
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
An
enjoyable
whist
drivo
uml
ilance
embodying
several
amus
ing
features
in
observance
of
AIM
Fools'
Day
look
place
on
Thurs-W
day
night
in
(be
Molropole
llallj
iiiuler
the
auspices
of
the
Loyal
Oraihge
Hencvoleul
Association.
There
were
about
200
persons
in
attendance
and
card
playing:
and
dancing
stalled
at
8.30,
the
lal-
ler
continuing
uulil
3
in
the
mo
rn
i
up.
Winners
at
whist
were:
Firsts,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorchouse
and
Jack
Munro;
seconds,
Miss
Pearl
Ihonipson
and
O.
X,
Johnson.
April
Fool
prizes
were
presented
lo
Mrs.
J.
Howe
uiid
W.
11.
Cor
nish,
the
highest
individual
able
scorers.
There
were
also
lion
Mrs.
J.
Aierick
and
II.
Fa
si
man.
Tho
committee
in
charge
con
sisted
of
Miss
Mabel
A'ierick
(convener
,
Miss
Charlotte
Houl-
tcr,
Miss
Alice
Watson,
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
Mrs.
Jack
Munro,
and
Mrs.
Hrewerlon.
The
master
of
ceremonies
for
lho
dance
was
Thomas
Tourney
and
for
the
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS
Notlc.
to
Contractor
Tarrac.
Lock-up
SF.Al.Kli
TK.MiMlS.
endorsed
"Tendo
fill
Addition
u
Terrace
l
ink
lip."
will
lie
rerehed
liy
llw
Honourable
t
!
Minuter
of
I'ublli'
Work
up
In
IS
o'rliirk
nii-.il
of
Tuesday,
I
he
thirtieth
day
of
March.
ivjOj
ror
iiii
aamiion
ami
alteration
i
the
l
ock
up
at
TcrraiT
In
Hie
tlerloial
filslrlrl
or
l'rlni-e
ltnHn.
H.C.
Mans.
SHTiricluu,
llonlncl.
and
lorni
uf
Tender
may
lie
seen
mi
and
aMer
tlx-
I
CUi
day
of
March,
Itiifi,
and
further
Inrnriiialiiiii
uhlained
al
the
lie
pirltneiil
ur
I'Ulilic
Works
I'arllamriJ
lltillilinir
and
at
Ilic
folliivilnir
oMre:
Oovemnienl
AyenH
at
I'rlivc
Rupert
aiul
snilthers
and
the
Provlnrial
r-olire
orriie
at
Terrace.
Copies
of
plana,
specirira-linn,
etc.
ran
he
ohlalned
rroiu
the
In
parimi-iil
on
paymi-nl
at
a
itcosll
t
Tin
Dollars
(IO.llil
hl-h
will
Dp
refunded
.hi
return
of
tin'
plans
in
gmul
run
dill.
in.
Tlw
luwpsl
ur
any
tender
nl
Here-carlly
aerepted.
p.
miLir.
Deputy
Minister
and
Pulille
Works
tng-inif
r.
iieparimeni
nr
riiunc
ork,
i'arllament
lliilldlnirs,
Virion,
nr..
NOTICE.
IV
TDK
MATTKK
"f
all
application
Mill"'
lue
nr
a
l'nviliinal
OrtiTtratc
nr
Tllle
for
lrned
Lot
"H"
or
ll
even
ci.
Blmk
rurly-sli
(4,,
iilMlivllon
of
j.t
M'Vin
hundred
and
forly-nU
716).
oueen
Uiarlollv
ninlrli't
Map
IUTV).
sa.iMianury
primi
or
ine
ins
or
me
rlirieale
nr
Title
rnverliiir
the
alve
land
liathir
liet-n
iinnlm-Ml
to
inn
n
.4
my
Inlenllon
In
l-uc
ariei
the
etpiralion
r
ime
nionlli
from
tlw
first
pujiliralloii
neiTiii,
a
rrovmionai
i.ernriraie
or
line
to
the
above
land
In
Ihe
name
nr
Paul
Onefrle
Ma"-rl.
The
orirlnal
Cerlifiral--
nr
Title
l
dali-d
the
iiih
or
Aiigul.
1019.
apd
i
imniliereU
ll
inn
.
Land
lleaiilrv
ortn-e.
ITInre
Itunorl.
.
..
J
llli
Marrh.
Ittft.
ii.
v.
Mci.F.nn.
Ilei-utrar
ur
Tllle
April
First
Orders
Can
be
Taken
From
This
List
3
do.
H.C.
Fresh
Fggs
....
$1.00
2
lb.
Creamery
Hotter,
best
bulk
$1.00
2
lb.
Host
Sliced
Hacon
.
.
$1.00
4
iluz.
Heinz
Hill
l'ickles
..
$1.00
3
doz.
Sujikjt
Oranges,
medium
size
.'.
....
$1.00
4
doz.
Sujikist
Lemons
$lT00
5
lb.
(iranulaled
Sugar
and
1
tin
Orange
Marmalade
.
.
S1.03I
euro
I
a
i
rard
tables.
Duncan
Munro.
Music
was
furnished
by
Arthur's
Orchestra.
Waterfront
Whiffs
(continued
from
page
five
nesday
in
Hie
"hot
room."
A
two
novelty
April
Fool
prizes
for
.confession
was
later
wrung
the
winners
of
a
vvallz
compel!-lf,.um
Jack
Wynu
thai
lie
had
12-10
h.p.
Frishie
cncino
In
replace
Ihe
h.p.
N.
S.
in
his
28
foot
.pleasure
cruiser.
Thm
doesn't
mean,
however,
that
111"
lexl
person'
wiosii
boat
he
low-will
he
iilf
'Io
repeat
with
a
ga-ngie
sale
as
F.
W.
Allen
pi
l.ipse(t-Cuitiiingham
slatT
did
with
Hilly.
Nearly
two
months
out,
I
lie
most
of
Ihe
delay
having
been,
caused
through
Ihe
broken
rraiiV
shaft
which
held
her
up
for
several
weeks
al
Anchorage.
Ihe
local
halibut
schooner
Sea
Maid,
Capl.
Henry
Dorreen,
is
momentarily
expected
back
from
her
first
trip
of
the
season
lo
t
lit
halibut
hanks.
The
most
of
he
cannery
ten
ders
.from
this
district,
vvhicli
went
south
.lo
spend
Ihe
winlir
-at
A'ancouver,
are,
now
gclliir?
back
lo
Uiplr
feape?!iw-
plants.
In
a
number
of
cases,
engine
rdianges
have
been
made
in
line
willi
Ihe
popular
style
if
converting
from
gas
lo
deisel
and
there
has
been
so
much
rebuilding
of
cabin
and
deck
work
on
some
of
flhc
vessels
that
Ihtv
tre
hardly
recognizable
as
llieir
old
selves,
Capl.
F.il.
Lawler,
skipper
ol
Ihe
American
halibut
schooner
Anna
J
which
was
wrecked
when
struck
recently
by
heavy
seas
in
Ihe
Culf
of
Alaska,
came
into
(own
from
Ketchikan
this
week.
The
Anna
J.
is
still
at!
i.ordova,
which
she
managed
tc
reach
after
(lie
accident,
and
it
is
feared
that
it
may
take
several
thousand
dollars
o
put
her
In
5
tins
Libby's
Asparagus
..
$1.00!
T0
queenstown
and
Liverpool
2
Hi.
1'iesli
MihiiiiJ
r.,iffi.
Sl.oot
Aiaunia
Apr.
If
2
lb.
Good
Hulk
Tea
$1.00
30
lb.
Oood
Dry
Onions
..
$1.00
20
Hulls
Toilet
I'apcr
$1.00
7
litis
King
0car
Sardines
$1.00
6
tins
Singapore
Pineapple,
sliced
$1.00
4
(ins
Pears
or
Plums,
''
$1.00
4
lins
Peaches
or
Anricols.
2's
$1.00
6
tins
P-as
or
Corn
..
..
$1.00
6
tins
Tomatoes,
...
$1.00
3
litis
Malkiu's
Hest
Loganbei
ries
,
$1.00
.
.
.
.
1-4
lb.
tin
Strawberry
Jam,
pure
$1.00
10
lb.
California
Dry
Prunes,
medium
$1.00
3
lb.
M'-Connick's
Sweet
Hiscuils
...
..
$1.00
5
Hi.
tin
Honey,
or
3
Combs
$1.00
7
tins
.Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
$1.00
7
(ins
Heinz
Pork
A:
Hcaus
$1.00
3
bottles
Heinz
Catsup
....
$1.00
4
bottles
Sterling
Catsup
.
.
$1.00
4
tins
Ielnionle
Spinach
4
cartons
sunlight
Soap
..
20
bars
While
Swan
Soap
.
4
lb.
Swedish
llealthbread
13
pkgs.
Jelly
Powders
.
.
5
pkj;s.
Princess
Flakes
i
.
6
lb.
Jin
Peunut
Huller
.
.
Walch
our
window
for
Oreen-
sluff.
We
lead
In
quality.
We
Sell
for
Less.
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
46
and
674.
CANADIAN
SEftVICE
FROM
MONTREAL
TO
PLVMOUTH-CHERBOURO-LONDON.
.Vunonla
Mjv
I
Manilla
.
.
May
8
TO
LIVERPOOL
Auninl.i
ipr.
Jlll
TO
BELFAST
AND
GLASGOW
U'lllla
Mir.
:u
saiurnia
.
.
May
1
FROM
NEW
YORK
TO
QUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
.Manilla
..
Apr.
Ill
Samaria
..
Vpr.
IT
TO
CHERBOURG.
AND
SOUTHAMPTON
Aiinllaiila
Apr.
II.
May
r.,
in
lifivnini.
ia
Apr.
l.
Mar
it.
June
1
,.,,!,
i
U.iiln
'
top
till'
III
J
l
TO
LONDONDERRV
AND
OLASOOW
Cainerniiia
..
Apr.
Hi
Vlhi-nla
..
Apr.
I
TO
PLVMOUTH-CHERBOURO-LONDON
Areania
Vpr.
10
TO
PLVW.OUTH-HAVRE-LONDON
l.anealrta
.
.
May
I
l
aimnnla
.
.
May
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
XIITICK
IS
IIKHKHY
UIVES
that
III
llenerve
eilnlluir
over
eiplred
Timber
s
no
1
l
iieme
No.
4
1
s
I
H.
aliualed
on
I'ltl
I'lanil.
I
lunge
i,
Uial
lnlrlel.
U
raneeiien,
M
nn
n.
n.
vuikx.
I,
AA
liepuiy
Mlnfsler
ol.l.and.
wv
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
NOTICE.
IX
THE
MATTKII
of
an
aiiplleillon
for
Hie
iiikin-
ol
i
I'rovlalonal
OrllUrate
or
Title
for
ld
ilnrty-flve
35),
liliM-k
Iweuiy
lun
(5i,
Section
alt
G),
CMV
lit
I'rfirire
imprrl.
In
tin-
Provlnre
uf
Brit.
Mi
r.nltimhla,
(Map
9fS).
Sallrarlory
proof
of
the
Io
of
trie
rertirieale
or
Tllle
roverlnir
tin?
almve
land
liavlnar
lrn
produeed
to
me,
It
I
my
intention
lo
Owue,
afler
Ihe
eiplrt-ikhi
of
i-ne
nionlli
fri.li
ihe
flrnl
Piihll.
(Ultmi
hereof,
a
provfiiloiial
Certirleale
of
Title
lu
the
almve
land
In
Ihe
name
nr
f'KTKII
M;oFITOS.
the
nrlrtnal
rerun
eale
or
Title
l
dated
Ihe
I7lh
of
no
vein
l-r.
1017.
and
la
numbered
V74SI.
Land
llerUiry
orrire,
prlnee
liupert,
u.C,
Mann
i
n,
ivo.
II.
P.
MarLEOD,
iita-tatrar
of
Tltlut,
CillU.UU.r,
.M'lll
t
IV
II,
THE
DAILY
NEW8
f
ueuu-t
to
IrljX
Utut
shape
for
operalion
again.
A
general,
switching
around
of
customs
officers
on
the
waterfront
is
lakliiK
place.
J.
Kirkpalrick
will
come
down
fnin
Ihe
Cold
ttorage
wharf
to
.the
(rand
Trunk
racific
dock
mid
W.
O.
Hughes
will
move
up
(
the
Cold
Storage.
A.
II.
llunlo-will
take
charge
al
the
government
wharr
and
Waller
Overend.
who
is
slated
for
the
post
up
the
.
.
L
I
:i
1
III
:
I..
placed
the
eats
there
as
he
had
uus
sea..,,
...
l,,!,C4
r
Jack
Wynne,
now
al
round
that
meows
and
sautl-'
...i-i.-
.ti.i
.....
....
.....it
;..
ii..JAnyox,
will
go
10
Ihe
mam
tin-
ii.jii..".
mil
iiifi
ii
m
mi,
in
in
i
midnight
lunch
bill-of-farn
The
Canadian
Merchant
Service
(iiiild,
recently
reorganized
at
Ibis
port,
will
meet
tonight
at
7
o'clock
in
Ihe
Kxclmiign
bloc
Will
Halaguo
is
iuslallitig
a'
toms
office
uptown
in
the
mean
lime.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Passengers
sailing
for
Van
couver
on
the
Calala
this
after
Husincss
was
suspended
generally
lo
observe
(ood
Friday
On
Faster
Monday
Hie
most
im
Ihe
slores
will
be
open
and
the
Daily
News
will
publish
but
'
banks,
government
and
civic
ol
fires
it
will
be
a
-holiday.
Mrs.
David
Donaldson
and
he
two
daughters
arrived
by
-
yesterday
morning's
(rain
fronrtln
interior,
where
they
have
be.-;,
visiting
for
several
weeks
wiln
relatives,
and
sailed
aboard
the
I'rince
tJeorgc
for
Kvoretl
when
I
hey
will
reside.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
McNulty
and
(heir
sous,
after
haviux
spent
the
wilder
in
California,
returned
lo
the
city
on
lh.
t
I'rince
Charles
(his
.afternoon.
They
brought
hack
wilii
Ihem
th
J
ear
I
hey
motored
south
frcun
1
Seattle
and
back
again.
J.
Orierson,
wharf
inspector
for
Ihe
provincial
deparluieiil
ol
public
works,
arrived
in
the
city
on
Hie
Calala
yesterday
from
Hardy
Hay
and
will
remain
here
for
Ihe
next
few
weeks
supervising
the
riVonslruclioii
of
Hi.
government
wharf
vvheru
the
bio
logical
station
ami
Ibe
new
plant
for
Ihe
-Hacon
l
lslieries
is
lo
lie
C.l'.ll.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Capl.
C.
C.
SalhlejY
soiilhbound
from
Alaska
lo
Vancouver,
was
Andiilila
Mr.
17.
May
it.
June
30,
in
port
n
olo
ui.dii
to
FROM
BOSTON
.....I
I....
I...,
to
mirrNSTnuM
lan
LIVERPOOL
I
J
"
''
2
o'clock
The
vessel
Samaria
Apr.
is
(jronia
My
a
I
will
be
back
here
again
next
1'ri
Mini?
v
nrderii.
drafl
and
IravetP'ra'
ilii-init'S
al
loweal
rale.
Full
Information
rrom
Ayeuta
nr
rmiipiinya
or
fires
S
llastluo-s
si
W
.
VaiK'iniver.
B.C.
I'll
'lie,
Sev.
day
on
her
next
voyage
norCi
after
which
she
will
go
for
jew
weeks
on
(lie
west
coasi
oi
Vancouver
bland
run,
being
re
lieved
In
Hie
Alaska
service
by
Ihe
Princess
Koyal.
RIFLE
RANGE
W.
Brass
Was
High
Man
at
8hootlna
on
Market
Place
Range
Last
Evening
lut
of
a
possible
jf
100,
scores
were
niaile
as'
follows
by
members
of
the
First
.North
JU.
llctfimciil
Ilifle
Association;
shoollpg
I.
Hi
night
al
the
Market
Place
miniature
ranc;
W.
Hrass"
.
,
,
:
,
.
II.
Floyd
II.
havid-iin
M.
M.
Lamb
F.
flussell
,
117
Ho
or,
02
II.
U.
liaaljuaiu
01
V
I
erK
'&r
"to
ctscJ&p
.
EGGS
BY
MILLION
urf
SOLD
IN
HOLLAND
Also
Over
Million
Duck
Eggs
Sold
In
Year
In
One
Market
llOr.lt.MO.ND,
Holland,
April
X
A
sigh!
only
second
to
Hie
ureal
Dutch
cheese
market
al
Mkinaiir
i
lho
egg
market
of
lloCi'inoitd,
.claimed
to
be
Ihe
largest
in
liurope.
Here,
licit
fruit
is
sold
by
Hie
million.
Uisl
year
H;i,?nt.ol2
eggs,
welching
5,.5H
tons,
were
sold
by
auction
under
proolicers
co-operallvi'
rules,
realizing
a
net
profit
or
about
2.7riO.OO(.l.
A
record
for
one
day's
sale
was
established
on
April
25,
when
.!,-150.883
eggs
changed
hands.
In
the
same
year,
t,282,(ir.O
luck
egjfs,
weighing
mure
than
noon
included
S.
Smith,
S.
Wehljl.-,.ll)-.ii'fp
Ions,
were
sold
for
and
S.
C.
Hammond.
more
than
935.000.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
II.
Moc
left
on
tonights
train
for
Toronto
on,
a
holiday
I
rip.
Air.
Moe
is
a
member
or
the
C..',ll.
Telegraph
stall
here.
O.
A.
Woodland,
local
manager
of
(he
Imperial
Oil
Co..
sails
tonight
on
(lie
I'lince
John
foi
the
Ouecu
Charlotte
Islands
oi
a
business
trip.
V.
W.
Haldwin,
C.N.K.
local
auditor,
returned
lo
Vancouver
oil
the
I'rince
fleorire
yesterdav
morning
after
having
spent
several
days
in.
the
city
on
offieia.
business.
It.
S.
Sweeting,
C.l'.ll.
travelling
auditor,
af(cr
a
trip
to
Alaska
on
official
duties,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Mary
yesterday
morning
returning
lo
Vancouver.
CANNERY
MEN
ARRIVE.
M.
1'rt.lisli.
who
will
he
man
agttr
of
Ihe
new
cannery
(hat
i
iieins
hiriH
al
South
Hay
npnr
Skidegnlp
for
Ihe
H.t".
Packer,
ind
D.
F.
Lutes,
manager
of
lh"
Wallace
Fisheries
cannery
al
Wat
mi
Iliver.
were
arrivals
from
Vancouver
on
Ihe
I'rliiee
Charles
I
his
aflcrooon.
Together
wi'.i
crews
for
Jiolh
plants,
Mr.
F.mr-lish
and
Mr.
Lutes
will
sail
for
'he
Islands
on
Hie
I'ruiee
John
toniglil.
W.
A.
l'ollen,
who
has
hen
or
ihe
stnlT
of
the
Huperl
Marine
I'rodiirls
i'.o
,
Ltd.
Jiere
Mr
tn
p.1
si
couple
ir
years,
saih-d
yes
lerday
tuoriiiug
on
Hip
l'fhic
lluperl
fur
Vaneouver
and
will
take
a
imisiIimo
hi
Ibe
sot
lh.
Ii-
was
m
mi-anted
liy
Mrs.
l'ulle'i
mil
lufloiv
D.D.D.
JJ
Try
It
tonight
Matt
you
ft
lo
but
K
that
It
(ivea
yon
intUm
n
lirf
from
the
nx-t
Ixirnlni
ill
h
aad
pa".
Tlwq
wbrn
yon
rt
In
the
nnrnlnc.
note
Ibe
almnat
inbrHevaU
Improvpinriit
in
thr
cuvlillua
v4
your
tkin.
A
flukl,
hrautifwl
In
eolnr.
Mafnlna.
wtlh
a
plrain(
odor
.leucatt.
yrt
a
puvtrful
a(;nl
fur
t
kin
4uar.
fie
fint
HM
Unit
tttlerti
ym
t
y.ar
mntj
ai.
Try
U.
D.
ll.
,
It,
ORMrTR
LIMITED
SAILINGS
TO
europij;
MAKB
RESERVATIONS
NOW
FROM
ST.
JOHN
To
Lltirpool
Apr.
u
MoiiIcjIiii
f
si
Mi'iji-iiiim
To
Charbourg-Soulhamplon-Antwtrp
Apr.
ir.
Vlelm
To
Llxrpool
la
Oraansca
Apr.
rv.
June
:i
Mmiltulrii
FROM
NEW
VORK
To
Southampton
Apr.
t:i
I.'iiipresn
nt
Si'olliiml
FROM
QUEBEC
To
Oalffit-Olaagow
Apr.
J1.
June
3
Mnnlialrii
FROM
MONTREAL
'
To
Llftrpool
Aiir,
an.
M:iy
l
MiiiitMe
May
June
Miiiil'-alm
Slay
1
1.
Jinn-
II
M'.nlrlari'
To
Cherbourg-Southampton-
Antwtrp
May
June
!
.
.
MinuedoKea
Appl;
to
A
fen
tverywhtra
or
FOKSrtK,
utn.
AJU,
fVfc
cp.r;
Station,
Vancouver.
TtUphina
Brymour
2930,
On,
Iic
Vr..
Traffic
A;iou.
FORM
F,
Nolle,
of
Application
toe
Ctrtiflcalt
ol
lmpromnts
'
'Sight"
Mlnaral
Claim
Situate
in
ihe
I'rini't
Kuperl
Mliilnt
lilvhilMii
or
(lie
gkrenil
lrflrlrt.
Where
lorated:
er
Ihe
head
of
Kllnuiiikalum
Lake,
lawful
holder:.
Swan
llulln.
Sum-
her
or
holder'a
f
ree
.Miner.
UTllfirale,
09VIIM..
TALK
MITO
F.
that
1,
Suan
tlahn,
Free
M
Irier'
Orllflrate
u.
HKloir..
intend
al
the
end
of
altly
day
from
ihe
dale
heritor,
to.
apply
to
the
Minlnir
llerorder
for
a
Cerllflrale
of
Improvement
ror
the
of
ohtnlniiir
a
Crown
Orant
of
iitirM
he
above
rlaliii.
Aud
fnrlher
lake
notlre
lial
anion,
under
arrllmi
a&
of
Ihe
"Mineral
Act,"
liiunt
he.
roimnenred
before
Hut
Ir.uance
uf
amri
Certificate
Of
iiiiprovemeniii.
haled
ihu
yard
day
of
February,
Ittt.
SWAN
nM.l.f,
owner,
liy
ct.
Weuny,
Arcul
Satisfied
:
Customers
Halisficil
ciisluiucrs
urc
lIno
who
get
value
for
thm
money.
Our
store
is
one
where
yon
have
n
slock
prices
equal
lo
tiny
in
Canuda
lo
choose
rrutn.
Wd
a
basement
store
fur
China.
Iliasswure.
(Iliis
ami
Novell
n-
Modern
Optical
Department
Here
you
have
Hit
service
of
a
practical
optician
s
has
hail
over
27
yeurs'
experience.
Our
many
saline
ciisloniers
urc
our
bt'sl
rofeieure.
Max
Heilbroner
Jeweller
and
Optician
E27-520
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
Betty
Compson
and
In
Ricardo
Cortez
"The
Pony
Express"
A
heron
nun
mi.
e
i
(hr
llglliiilllg
rider
uf
Hit-
ali'
l-oiilier.
Ilnb-i
-
win'
rode
ovrr
lniriiiug
nlk..li.
Ihiungli
n
.Kill
now,
pa-l
avnge
ludi.iUo
ami
dangers
willrfiol
mi
pholo-phiv
in
which
Mark
Twain.
Hufdilo
Hill
mid
Hi
gi:n
Soiiug
live
again.
The
Hull)
Lxpress
n.vereil
V.mm
tuU
til
7
days;
it
linked
Knst
unit
V"l;
H
f.oighl
Imlnui-.
h.g'i
wti
flii'ii,
iee,
siiovv.
ruin
and
blazing
liat1
tl
hm'iI
i
I'liion;
it
proviiltMl
lf,e
llieme
fur
.1
wmnle.
picture.
great
historical
cnlcrluinniriil
woiiilerfoll.v
eouc
ivi'd
n
'
Westwanl
the
eiiume
of
empire
lakes
.
flight
iiiagiiificeully
done.
Weslvvanl
Ihe
.011
re
of
Kmpn-c
-its
flight,
llonie
on
flying
pony
limit
llirnugh
(he
mgti
Strong
cast:
Ricardo
Cortez,
Betty
Compson,
Ernett
Torrence,
Wallace
Beery,
George
Bancroft,
Rose
Tapley,
.nit)
tunny
others.
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES.
50c
and
25c
Paint,
Varnish
&
Kalsomine
BRUSHES
All
sizes
from
10c
up
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
A
Happy
Easter
to
All
The
die--well
iiolions
thai
lake
hold
or
you
aronui'
F.asler-time
ami
(he
desire
wilhui
von
In
look
your
he
si
are
the
result
of
early
customs
hamlet!
In
ou
Trout
your
fathers
aud
deeply
rooled
in
your
heart.
There
is
(to
ilouhl
that
you
are
jusl
as
ilcvplcdly
(Jlin-li.'iu
us
your
fathers
were
and
thai
you
will
keep
up
Hie
sacred
traditions
by
having
new
apparel
for
Humlay,
April
the
ilh.
.
LADIES
Our
.Spring
Coats,
liresses,
Hats
nml
.
Shoes
are
ready
fur
your
inspection.
GENTLEMEN
We
have
u
good
slock
or
Forsyth
A
Lang
Shirts,
Caps
ami
Hals
anil
gimraiileeil
lines
oi
Foot-Rite
ami
Arch-Defender
Shoes.
LADIES
AND
GENTLEMEN
We
have
Marjorlo
Dean
Dresses
and
Coats
ror
(iirls
ami
Art-Kraft
Suits
Tor
Boys.
Hoys'
ami
(iirls'
shoes.
WE
SPECIALIZE
IN
CHILDREN'S
NECESSITIES.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Phone
84G.
Corner
3rd
and
7th.