Mcrocain
Ladies'
Dress
Lengths
$4.25
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Corner
3rd
and
7th.
Phone
645.
PICKLE
Combination
Sales
I
hot.
I.ihhy
Sweet
Mixed
Pickles,
20
oz.
1
but.
Lilifoy
.
Sour
Mixed
I'ickles,
11
'oz.
I
hot.
I.ihhy
Pickled
Onions,
11
oz.
Itegular
jirice,
1.15.
Sale
Price
....
..
$1.15
1
hot,
Heinz
Sweet
Mixed
Pickles,
yu,
oz.
v
I
hot.
Jiefnz
Sour
M,ixed
Pickles,
a
oz.
1
hot.
Ilcjuz
Sweet
Mustard
l'icklrs,
10
oz.
llpffular
Trice,
$1.15
Sale
Price
$1.15
I
hot.
Heinz
Indian
Relish,
VZVi
oz.
1
bot.
Heinz
Chill
Satire,
12
oz,
1
hot
.Heinz
Chow
Chow,
12
oz.
Regular
Price,
i$l.
15
Sale
Price
..
..
$1.10
1
n.1.
Happy
Vale
Sweet
Pickle.
1
hoi.
Lihhy
Ketchup.
Regular
Price,
$1.15
Sale
Price
...
...
95c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd,
Phones
18
and
84
We
have
been
successful
in
se
curing
t0
sacKs
or
the
riuest
we
ever
saw.
Clean,
while,
and
good
cookers.
Until
sold
out
they
will
be
S3.5C
Uur
'J5c
Hargains
are
belter
than
eer
2
lb.
Hest
Creamery
liuller
S5c
2
doz.
Local
Fresh
Fggs,
large
...
...
95c
2
lb.
Hest
Sliced
Hacon
....
95o
3
lb.
Ontario
Cheese
95c
i
lb.
California
Table
Figs
and
I
ring
(iruyere
Swiss
Cheese
95c
G
Peas;
Conror
Tomatoes,
24's
..
..
95c
4
tins
Peaches,
Pears,
Apricol,
Plums
or
Crushed
lineapplc
95c
6
tius
Sinigajtorc
'Pineapple
95c
5
lb.
tin
Peanut
Uuttcr
....
95c
3
doz.
Sunkist
Oranges
.
.
.
.
95c
5
tins
Libby's
Asparagus
Tips
95c
7
tins
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
95c
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
A
Means..
95c
3
hollies
Heinz
Catsup
.
.
.
.
95c
4
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
..
95c
19
rolls
Toilet
Paper
..
..
95c
12
pkgs.
Jelly
powders
....
95c
4
lb.
Swedish
Jlealllj
Hread..
95c
5
Ih
(iranulated
Sugar,
and
1
tin
Orange
Marmalade
or
Plum
Jam
95c
7
tins
King
Oscar
Sardines
95c
Umpress
Strawberry
Jam,
4
lb.
tin
95c
Malkiu's
Hest
Pure
Plum
Jam
65c
I'i
lb.
Tudor
or
Oreat
West
Tea
t
95c
3.
lb.
McCormick's
Sweel
Hiscuils
95c
3
combs
Pure
Honey
..
95c
4
lins
Lobster
or
Shrimp
.'.
95c
12
Palmolive
Soap
95r
4
pkgs.
Princess
Flakes
.
.
.
95c
9
pkgs.
Canada
Corn
Starch
95c
2
lb.
Malkin's
Hest
Cnlfee
$1.25
About
the
first
of
May
we
will
have
our
Annual
Birthday
Party
Walrh
for
announcement.
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
Tweed
Coats,
Tweed
Suits
LATEST
DRESSES
DRESSY
COATS
DRESSY
HATS
SPORT
HATS
Ooods
Ilighl
Prices
Rtghl.
"Demers"
Wc
aim
lo
please.
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
57S
DENTIST
LONDON.
April
1
6.
-A
number
if
well-known
British
divines
are
I
.-rossiug
l
lie
.
Atlantic
Ihis
sum
mer.
The
IHsbop
ol
London
ails
on
August
I.
for
America,
did
will
make
an
extensive
toil'.
I'ho
Hishop
of
P.dinhurgli
(Dr.
nlpole,
father
of
Ihe
novelist
,
'efl
Scotland
on
April
7,
and
Sioes
lo
Washington
lo
prcarl.
ind
lecture.
Dr.
J.
D.
Jones,
of
Houruemoulh,
in
May
goes
1
uslrulia,
via
America.
Dr.
Norwood,
ol
I
In
City
Temple,
will
spend
part
of
July
in
the
United
Slates
and
August
in
Canada.
Dr.
Hughes
or
Weslbourne
Park
Chanel,
leaves
London
early
u
May
lor
Chicaigo
and
Wash
nuton.
CITV
Or
PRINCI
RUPERT.
T.UE
MiTH
K
that
a
vole
of
11m-
nlr
irrt
will
Im
ti.ru
on
tin
filuwlni
tllaw
tu
11k
i
nuiiril
i:hainlMT.
llall.
til
inn
mn
n
r
Ani.
nc.
briwitni
nr
triuri.
ur
8
o
riurt
a.m.
and
8
u
rkx-k
p
ni.
a
nvi.v
tu
1'itovmr.
iuii
tiik
kx-
KMI'TIO.V
Of
A
OIIAIN
KI.KVATOH.
Ill
H.UIVJS.
WIIAIIVKS.
COW
tVIHS
IMCHOVtVK.NTS
AMI
TIIK
LA.M
IMI.
WHICH
TIIK
SAMK
AIIK
SITI
ATI.
N
THE
CITY
OK
I'llIM
t
III
I
KIIT
KMOM
VL.MUPAI.
TAXATHiX.
A.MI
IIIITIIKII
TAkK
.OTC
llial
Kilwarrt
K.
timr
h
Im-pii
aeimlnlrd
If-
wminr
iimrfr
io
uur
riurire
or
Hie
nii'l
vule.
KliWAIID
f.
JOVES.
Uly
Clrfk.
BYLAW
No
A
IIVI.AW
TO
I'llOVHiE
KOH
THE
EX
I.MI'lln.
HE
A
OIHIV
EI.KVATHU,
III
TLIHMiS.
VVIIAIIVI.S.
COWEVEIIS
.M
IMI'HOVtMK.VTS
AXD
THE
LA
.Ml
l.nM
WHICH
Till.
StMK
AKK
SITI
ATK
IN
THE
CITY
OF
I'lllVCt
III
I'LItT
FIIOM
Ml
111
I'M.
TAXATION.
WIILIOiAS
th-
Caiuliau
W
lift
I
I'm
(lilnTK
l.lDHIrd
Uwrfliuflrr
rallrd
llv
i.iniin
,
lute
miumtrci
llic
cumiril
o'
:li
cny
of
Crinrt
nupfri
iiirrriiMrirr
rallrd
Ihe
Cinmrll
k
mblull
Ui
11m-
miinli-ial
tatallun
of
Ihe
grain
elevator.
hulldiliKK.
wlnrve.
ronveyera
and
11m-
land
uimhi
l)irt
Die
Mine
are
Mtuate,
and
held
by
llu
iiald
Oxniiany
under
a
lee
from
III-)
Xajeiiy
the
klnr
III
Hie
IIIHil
of
Ihe
liomliiloii
of
Canada.
In
ronll-r
noli
or
me
aii
Miinin)
iH-raiiuir
llie
aid
i-levalor
ilnrlur
the
lenn
of
llie
uld
'eae.
and
urh
further
term
a
l
liere-
narier
iiMire
iarllrularly
rie-iried.
AMi
WIIF.IIEAS
Ihe
ald
Couiwll
of
the
Mid
I
lly
(term
it
roudurlve
to
Ihe
Wei-
rare
or
,lhe
city
lo
em-oil
ri
re
the
ira-
tlon
of
the
Mid
pralu
elevator
In
the
Mid
'
My.
NOW
TIIKnilOllE
IX
r.Ostiy.TIOX
"F
THE
fHKlES
THE
Ml.MCII'AE
'.Ol
i.M.
OF
THE
COIU'OHTIOX
OF
TIIK
CITY
OF
I'UI.VCK
IIITEIIT
EXACTS
AS
K'll.l.ows:
I.
That
In
roiiKldrrallon
of
the
Can
iillan
AVheat
I'rod'irera
Eliui'led
forlhwllli
(nM-eedliiir
to
"ixrale
the
train
elevator
on
that
t'lere
or
parrel
of
land
herein
alter
more
tiaitii-nlarly
dem-rlbed
diirlnr
tlw
term
Iwrelmfler
meutlourd,
the
train
levator.
uiMiiiinr,
wuarven.
ronveyern
ami
iiiiprovriueniD
aiiiirlrnanl
lliereti
erwled
on
ttie
ai-rea
i,t
Waterfron
HI'M
k
"E."
U-tnr
Uii0
feel
Jif
walerrron
IxniiKlril
on
Ihe
wintli
went
liv
Cllv
water
rront
i-n
the
.onth-eant
liv
Ihe
rlthl
or
way
of
IIm-
Canadian
Xallirtial
Hallway-
and
on
the
lmrth
ea.t
by
a
line
drawn
ttarallel
to
and
ISmi
feel
iuiMli.ealerlv
r.......
tt...
.
I.
..
.
....
all
.lit-h
linil
aliall
Im.
liilallv
eieoiftt
friiffi
nuiiilrliial
Utatlon
for
a
wr1od
of
two
yearn
from
Ihe
Ifl
day
of
January.
IVtO
and
in
Uie.
event
of
the
ald
Omicany,
u
iireeor
and.
aooirna.
oiiiaininir
au
'xl-nliii
of
ttie
Irate
of
the
Mid
elevatu'-
Tor
a
further
term,
and
oix-ratlur
mch
'-levalol-
durlnir
ueti
furtlier
Jerm
then
-Mi-ti
elevator
"hall
lie
exempt
durlnir
-iii-h
further
term,
and
In
the
event
of
ihe
Company,
Hf
iirreoura
and
alnn
I'urrliaMinr
iuh
elevator
and
oiM-ratinr
Ihe
Mine
then
njrh
elevator
kfiall
tie
xempi
for
a
i-rl'Ml
of
ten
yean
but
not
lunner.
.
It
I
dlili'nrtly
underiliMMl
and
the
Intention
of
thin
liyhw
la
that
the
property
hereby
ejenmled
stiall
only
rontluiie
diirlnr
'mil
M-rUMl
a
iirli
proiMrty
I
held
and
'Hxralert
by
the
Comany.
Il
Micreanora
and
aMlinm.
anil.
Itt
Ihe
event
of
nurh
Ci.iiiiany,
IK
Nirrexaor
and
-alviin.
rearliit
to
orerale
the
name
the
exemption
from
tatation
hereby
tranted
lirid
1
PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
April
ifl,
tg.g
Prescriptions
A
few
reasons
why
our
prescription
department
is
increasing:
We
use
only
fresh,
chemically
pure
drus.
No
Substitution
Prompt
Service
Moderate
Price,
livery
prescription
is
dispensed
by
a
fully
qualified
dispenser.
Let
us
he
your
Rupert
Pharmacy
prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
For
This
Week!
20
per
cent
Discount
on
all
Ladies'
Hats
Mrs.
WT
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Hox
-
-
D89
Phone
Green
389
MISS
FOUNTAIN
AGAIN
HEARD
Presbyterian
O.O.l.T.
Gave
Ban-Gave
Banquet
Last
Night
Fallowed
by
Public
Meeting
Miss
Anne
l'ounlalii,
secretary
of
(Jirls'
Work
for
Mrilish
Col-limhia,
was
Ihe
Kcst
of
honor
at
a
JiaiHluol
which
was
given
lai
night
by
Ihe
Canadian
Oirls
in
Tniiniii?
of
the
First
Preshy-lerian
Church
and
later
addressed
a
public-
meeting
to
which
had
been
especially
invited
tin
(Ui.I.T.
i..r
llp
United
Church
ami
Ihe
mothers
of
Iho
girls.
At
the
bunquetr
Mrs.
Frank
Hire,
leader
of
Ihe
Presbyterian
(Ui.I.T.
presided
and
Miss
Fountain
spoke
briefly.
The
'iiioul
important
feature
of
the
Cveiung'was
the
public
meeting
al
which
Miss
Fountain
pave
an
address
particularly
lo
Mi
mothers.
Hev.
Dr.
C.
J.
Cameron
presided
during
the
early
part
of
(he
meeting
and
was
later
relieved
by
fcev.'
0.
(1.
Hacker.
He-sides
Miss
Fountain's
address.
Good
Spuds
Are
Hard
to
Get
tut
rs
.it
f
.(he
program
of
the
evening
in
eluded
a
solo
by
Mrs.
Waugh
of
Montreal,
.accompanied
by
Mrs,
II.
(1.
Fraser,
address
by
Dr.
Cameron,
solo
by
Mrs.
J.
P.
Mc
Millan,
recitation
by
Mrs.
J.
P..
Milne,
and
brief
remarks
by
Mr.
Hacker,
Mrs.
Mice
and
Miss
Haddock.
There
was
also
community
singing
of
C.O.I.T.
songs
led
by
Miss
Fountain.
The
proceedings
opened
witli
Hie
singing'
or
"()
'
Canada"
and
closed
with
the
National
Anthem.
Committees
of
(lie
girls
looked
afler
the
serving
of
dainty
refreshments
and
other
arrangements
and
they
acquitted
themselves
creditably.
Miss
Fountain
sailed-
on
the
Prince
ieorge
Ihis
inorniwg
for
Vancouver.
BRITISH
CLERGY
TO
VISIT
AMERICA
IN
M
djuufe
So
e
Hoad.
sailed
on
April
i
lo
attend
the
couveutioiw
of
the
International
Council
or
Christian.
Education
lo
lie
held
in
Ilirminham
(Alahamai.
Stan-ley
Hussell,
or
Clapham
Congregational
Church,
goes
in
June'
I"
preach
Tor
eight
Sundays
in
Old
St.
Andrew's
Church,
Toronto,
whose
members
,
have
twice
In
vited
him
,lo-
become
tlielr
.minister,
j
Kdward
Kllillilo,
literary
see-
lelary
ol
the
London
Missionary.1
summer
in
(he.
United
Sinl.cs
and
Canada.
II.
Tycmaii
Chilvers,
o(
Ihe
Metropolitan
Tabernacle,
will
spend
Hie
iAulumii
in
Ihe
Untied
Slates.
Mr.
Thompson,
ot
notion,
will
preach
during
April
in
Philadelphia.
The
Itisluqi
-ol
Winchester
and
Arthur
Priiigle,
dl
Piirley,
have
postponed'
until
J
next
year
their
visit
to
the
United
States
under
lln
.mtiii'e
nf
lln
HK
MM
INI.
M
IM
M
hK
I
i'tiurcli
Peace
Union
KETCHIKAN
ELKS
INSTAL
OFFICERS
FOR
COMING
YEAR
KITCIIIKAN.
Apl.
Hi.
Ltks
of
ficers
Tor
the
coming
year
were
Installed
here
by
Peny
ii.
diaries,
acting
lor
Ihe
grand
lodge.
They
were
as:
follows:
Johnson
Van
Marler,
exalted
ruler;
William
A.
Hale,1'
esteemed
ie'adins,
knight;
Frank
LMuIlally,
esleemwl"
Idya'l
knlfihl';.
Judge
;m.
A.
Holzheimer,
trustee;
Ocorge
Tal-bot,ccrelary;
and
A:
L.
Spaeth,
treasurer.
,.
II.
Zeigler,
who
was
elected
ti
Ihe
uffico".
T
esteemed
Iccluiiiif:
kitiglil
is
iili-
Dr.
William
C.
Poole,
or,15"'
"'"''
'"e
c"
ami
will
lie
inslalled
upoq
lii
return.
J
It.
Heckmall
was
elected
is
delegate
lor,
he
lodge
at
(lie
annual
roiiveqfion
of
F.Iks,
lo
!
held
in
Chicago
during
the
mouth
or
July.
J.
C.
Adam
was
appointed
esquire;
,Hiy
.Curlis
was
ap-poiuled
inner
guard;
Ted
Sim-soiisen
was
appointed
to
act
a-tylcr,
Jesse
I.
Peck
was
cIiomwi
to
be
cha'ilain
of
the
lodge,
and
J,
Dyer
was
appointed
as
organist,
V
WIFE
OF
ALLEGED
MURDERER
ALMOST
MEETS
HUSBAND
Wesley
Oeorge,
commit
(ed
for
rauwfr-
of
iim-
mi.i
city.
n.uiM-ii
i
trial
on
a
charge
or
murdering
vole
Oh-i-hiii.
a
bylaw
for
IIm-
roii.rnt
of
,
..
...
....
Kurh
rjifajrr
tu
iii
riiiitiou
fnMn
Patrick
John
Hurchall
i
Warkf
Channel
on
Friday
by
throwins
him
out
ol
a
rowboal,,
anil
'
liliM
wire,
.Mabel
ly'.orge
of
Seayie,
crossed
each
others
IracK,
n
Princo
Itupert
.Ihis
moriiiiiK
hut
did
not
meet.'
As.
Ihe
sleamet
Prince
Oeorge
pulled
out
taking
(Scorpc
to
Okalla
wheto
he
wilt
await
trial
at
the
forthcoming
assizes,
Mrs.
iSebrge
was
coming
in
on
the
steamer
Catalu
from
the
south.
Sie
stepped
ashore
Miiroutc
to
Port
lloliroii,
jiear
Kodiak,
llie
Washihgton
Tow-boat
and
Haige
Co.
Ink
Samp-sou
arrived
from
the
soulll
llii
morning
with
1
lie
barge
.Nottingham
in
low,
eays,
llie
Ketchikan
Chronicle.
The
Nottingham
'
was
loaded'
with
supjdfes
and
equtnmcnt
for
the
new
whuUnV1
staltofr
he
cslahlislied
at
Port
ilohron
by
rnataa
v.
shall
i-eate
and
llie
Mine
nhall
thereiipon
,
v
tx-riime
ataln
tuliject
tu
aineMlnent
and
Notka
of
Application
foe
Caetifleata
l
lajathiii.
Improvamant
"
n.
Thl
nylaw
Hull
not
come
Into
"Sight"
Mlntral
Clalmv--
force
or
lake
erreet
until
II
haa
tieen
glllials
In
the
'
Prince'
IttiperlS'
Mlnlna
xiiliinltted
to
llw
rlerlora
of
the
muni-
Mvlalon
of
the
Skeena
llialrlel;'
Where
-Ipalliy
emitted
to
vote
upon
liylaw-f
to
located:
near
the
head
of
kUnuuikalum
rontrarf
a
deht
and
Iim
received
Ihe
Lake.
l.awTiil
holder:
Swan
Haling
luni..
anient
Of
not
leva
llian
thri..
fifth
of
IIih
l.p
nf
lw.M..ii'aT
i-..
tii....
i't.titlpt.
'Ife'll
alien
liviaw.
PAMKIl
TIIK
MI'MCIPAL
COU.Nni.
OF
TIIK
f:oll'OIUT10.X
OF
TIIK
i:ITV
OF
PIIIVCE
IIIIPKIIT
THIS
UTII
HAY
OF
M'llll.,
A
O.
I4.
TAkK
NOTICE
that
Ihe
almve
U
a
true
cony
of
the
proHiaed
bylaw-
nism
whlrh
the
vote
of
the
ratepayer!
will
t
tiken
In
the
Council
Chainix-r.
City
Mall,
on
the
S9lh
ly
of
April.
19f,
helween
ttm
h'iiir
of
I
n'rlork
ijn.
and
t
o'clock
p.m.
E.
F.
JOXES,
.
,
Clt
Clerk.
TAkK
50TICF,
that
I,
Hwan
Dalln.
Ffee
Miner'
Certificate
tin.
gHOOIC,
lnend
at
the
end
of
auty
daya
from
,
ihe
dale
hereof,
10
apply
tit
t'ln
Minlnt
Iteirorder
for
1
Certificate
of
Improvement
Tor
the
purpo
of
ohtilninr
a
Crown
Oranl
of
the
above
Halm.
AuJ
further
take
not
Ire
thai
anion,
under
.
eetion
81
of
the
"Mineral
Art."
muat
"be
commenced
be.
fore
the
liauanre
of
urh
Certificate
of
Improvement.
'
baled
Hi
1
1
3ird
day
of
.February,
tilt.
SWAN
tiALIN,
Owner;
by
Ei
T.
KeDBy,
A-tnt
-
-a
.
.
,
...
-Jr.
-
J
LL.
Christ
Church,
Westminster,
the
North
Pacific
Sea
Product
Co.
and
another
barge
will
come
north
nevl
week
with
Iho
remainder
or
the
necessary
equipment.
Captain
Howell-Parker
of
Hie
Sampson
ahl.
The
new
station
or
the
Nort'i
ParlHc
Sea
Pioductu
willTmploy
three
whaling
strainers
and
will
he-u
thoroughly
modern
plant
in
every
respect.
The
barue
.N'ottiiugham
wn
formerly
the
.four
masted
hark
William
Nottingham
and
plied
for
many
years
out
of
Pacific
Society,
will
spend
most
or
thoiCoast
polls
in
the
,
lumber
trade
It
was
purchased
a
shorl
'time
ago
by
Ihe
Washington
Trtwhoat
and
Harge
Co.
and
conerled
into
u
barge.
SUCCESSFUL
TEA
AT
NURSES'
HOME
A
very
successful
tea
was
given
under
Ihe
auspices
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
or
ihe
Priiicc
ltupcrl
lieneral
Hospital
yesterday
aflcruoon
in
the
Nurses
Home.
The
guests
were
received
by
Miss
jean
Harrison.
It.N
..
tad)
suiA'rinlciideul,
and
members
ol
the
auxiliary.
Mrs.
It.
I..
Mcintosh.
Mrs.
C.
A.
F.ggert,
Mrs.
I).
W.
Morris.ey
and
Mrs.
S.
liar-lon
pod
red.
.
j
I
Hiring
(he
afternoon
there
were
piano
solos
by
Mrs.
F.
P.j
Kenny.
hihI
icnl
solos
by
Mrs.
Anderson,
both
of
which
were
much
appreciated.
The
tallies
and
rooms
weYe
beautifully
decorated
with
daf
fodils
and
other
spring
flower.
1
V
5
:old
piece
(o
be
raffled
was'
held
oer
until
(lie
next
viti-
ijjar
meeliiig
of
the
Auxiliary
there
lieing
.some
furtlier
rlmnce-lo
be
ohl.
Miotit
.l.'i
was
realized
as
a
insult
of
the
afternoon'
SPORT
CHAT
"More
han
a
score
of
entries1
for
the
liomniioii
amateur
bytinu
and
w.restliug
ohampiihisliins
I
lie
held
,
at
.Vew
'Westminster!
April
SI
to
23
have
already
been
frcrejved
by
the
New
Weslmlh-
ler
Amateur
Associatiun
and
it
Is
expecleil.
that
there
will
be
an
average,
of
from
four
to
six
contestants
for
each
of
the
fir-
tern,
events.
Sei-tnmal
olimiiia-lioti
contests
are
now
being
pulled
-
off-
all
over
Ihe
j;ounlr.
When
those
arc
completed
more
entries
will
be
turned
in.
April
17
is
the
last
day
for
making
entries.
All
parts
of
Canad
1
will
Im-represented.
The
championships
will
l
-held
i;
Ihe
'Jueen's
Park
arena
where
Ihe
sealing
arrangement
will
enable
a
crowd
of
two
Uiou
sand
fans
to
sit
in
comfortably
The
Xew
Wlslminster
Amateur
Athletic
AsMocialion,
an
organi-
zalfoti
representing
all
Hie
sport
e,u,w
'
,,,,'i,,
,;"'
h"
a
few
minutes
later
on
the
Hihn
'I'"
dock
that
her
husband
had
lef
!1,!!r",
,l,u
arrangements.
NEW
WHALING
STATION
PORT
HOBRON,
ALASKA
Supplies
and
Equipments
go
North
for
North
Pacific
Sea
Products
'
'This
association
made
a
success
111
fclagiitK
the
11)25
Hritlsh
Cot-
umhia
amateur
boxing
and;
wrestliiiu;
championships,
lint
-1
ish
Columbia
entries
are
from,
Victoria,
Vancouver.
New
West
',
minster
and
It'-vr-lnloke.
;
k
art,
ae.
n
ft
t
n
I
III
IN
KKIIWN
WINS
BILLIARD
CONTEST
Defeated
Joe
Beesley
In
Final
of
Flying
Tournament
Last
Night
Waugh
Plays
Nowman
In-
Hie
final
of
the
ten
point
up
(lying
billiard
tournament
which
was
held
in
the
(irand
Terminal!
Billiard
Club
last
,niht,
Don
Hrown
beat
Joe
Hcesley
10
lo
7
and
was
awarded
a
cue
by
Stanley
SNewinan,
tlie
llrltlili
professional
champion,.,
who
N
visiting
here.
There
were
20
onirics.
Prior
lo
this
Competition,
Newiiiau
and
Ceorgc
.
Wiiuili
played
a
tournament,
lliq,
former'
winning
by
ono
to
all
after
liav
ing
spoiled
his
opponent
3oQj
Newman
made
breaks
of
100
and
(Oil
ami
Ills
aveniwe
was
about
Subscribe
to
the..Pa)Iy,
ffew,.
Dinner
Sets
High-class
China
Dlnncrwaro
nt
a
price
that
w
surprise
you
I
Beautiful
designs.
Shop
carlyl
Thoy
won't
last
long
at
tho
prlco
offered.
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Our
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Is
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ovor
twcnty-ioven
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experience,
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satisfaction.
A
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to
our
modern
Optical
Parlor
will
convlnco
you.
Consultation
free.
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
Richard
Barthelmess
ui
-
"JUST
SUPPOSE"
The
tale
ui
a
box
priure
wlni
wmOil
ruth'
nut
in
the
kiiigtloin
ot
iui-
than
emperor
of
..
.
hue
tor
of
an
n
e
wh
IrtiiiijH'd
king
far
a
i"
I'll
ill
hearU.
The
udveiilure
(
i
iiii.g
rin
how
tu
be
a
Mirtmuii
when
ui
roiHilr)
eallr-!
g.imi''
ami
loe
lierkoiied
fnini
(he
onle-Iinr-.
I
of
late
the)
wanted
him
to
marr
ln'
lie
dol
he
va
in
hut
wiMi
Minienne
ee.
Jnl
n.,
.i.
Miignifn-eiit
dre-mg.
Strung
cast.
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Barthelmess,
Lois
Moron,
Qeoffrey
Kerr,
Marry
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Spetvln,
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.
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ue.
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up
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