PAGE
SIX
t
Don't
Guess
Know
the
true
con
dition
of
yoiir
feet.
With
Dr.
Sertoli's
Pedo-graph
we
can
instantly
make.abso
lutcly
frccof
charge,
without
removing
your
hose,
a
photo
graphic
print
that
shows
the
exact
condition
of
your
foot.
It
is
also
a
wonderful
aid
in
fitting
shoes
to
they
will
be
absolutely
comfortable.
If
you
have
any
form
of
foot
trouble
.
weak
or
broken
down
arches,
flat
foot,
corns,
callouses,
bunions,
painful
heels,
weak
ankles,
etc.
be
sure
and
see
our
W.l
f.
ot
-ormort
txpert..
V00
He
can
show
you
why
you
suffer
and
how
to
get
quick
and
lasting
relief.
Don't
wait.
Come
in
today
and
have
your
fctt
Pcdo-Rraphcd.
Thl
Service
it
absolutely
free.
Jabour
Bros,,
Ltd.
Prescriptions
A
few
reasons
why
our
pi-eecrf
ptiuiv
department
is.
inercasiuK:
NVo
use
only
fresh,
chemical
iy
puro
drugs.
No
Substitution
Prompt
Service
Moderate
Price.
Kvery
prescription
is
dispensed
hy
a
fully
qualified
dispenser.
,
Lei
us
be
your
prescrip-lionist.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Another
arrival
of
Ladies
Coats
ill
the
latest
.Spring
models.
Special
thla
Week:
20
Discount
on
Ladlos
Dresses
.
Holeproof
Stockings
frum
i.00
lo
1.75
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wi
Third
Avenue
l'.O.
Hox
-
-
98'J
Phone
Oreen
389
Meat
:
Prices
VEAL
Lcp.
piu
lb
22c
Loin,
per
II.
25c
Shoulder
per
11.
,,
.,
18c
BEEF
Shoulder,
per
lb.
,.
...15c
Hound,
2
lbs.
,.
..
,,
45c
Sirloin,
2
lbs
55c
Hump
Hoasl,
per
Hi.
...
20c
Hulled
Hih,
per
lb
25c
Shoulder
pork,
per
lb.
25o
Fresh
Sausage,
lbs.
..
35c
Ham
burner,
2
lbs
25c
.
Ayrshire
Ij.icoii,
per
lb.
30c
lleef
Dripping,
3
lbs.
25c
Meat
Department
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phonos
1and
84
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxquisito
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
ANNUALBALL
I
OF
AUTO
CLUB!
Smlthers
Event
Proves
Popular
and
Enjoyable,
Continuing
to
Four
O'clock
J
SMITHKHS,
April
12
Thc'l.
imiiual
ball
of
tliu
ltulklcy
Yal-T
f
ley
Aulonioliil.)
:iub
held
in
tlior'ol,w,y-
Tl"'
raffles
were
in
j
I
iWn
llalL
Fridav.
evuiHiLir
iii
iiv...!11''''?0
"'
K-
WriUe
who
.
-i"n
to
lie
one
of
I
he
most
enjoyable
dances
of
I
In-
season.
An
nxcen-
lionally
large
crowd
was
in
.
ul-leiulanco
among
whom
was
a
strong
representation
from
Tclfc-
wa,
and
Hie
couuuillee
in
charge
had
hacked-
up
their
promise
of
a
big
nighlr(he
repealed
encores
and
happy
mood
of
tlio
dances.
showed
(hal
efforts
were
well
appreciated.
I
he
proceeds
of
(he
dance
are
!
lo
be
used
in
estahlisliing
an
auto':
camp
and
play
grounds
at
Lake
Kathleen,
die
famous
Smilher's
summer
resort,
and
die
huge
fi
nancial.
success
ofilhe
dance
will
enable
die
club
to
slart
this
work
immediately.
The
music
was
supplied
by
the
in
five-piece
Orescent
Orchestra,
of
this
heiiiig
their
first
public
ap
pearance
this
season
and
many
at
compliments
were
heard
on
their
rendering
of
the
various
num
bers.
When
the
regular
closing
time
came
it.
was
found
die
dancers
were
still
going;
slrong
and
at
their
request
the
orchestra
continued
(he
program
until
i
o'clock.
For
Playground
Fund
,
During
the
supper
interval
the
drawing
for
the
large
doll
aiid
dolls-
outfits
or
clothes
took
as
place.
The
doll
and
the
first
set
a
of
dresses
was
woii
by
Frank
ed
Good
Spuds
Are
Hard
to
Get
We
have
been
successful
in
se
curing
80
sacKs
of
Die
finest
we
ever
saw.
Clean,
while,
and
uoou
cookers.
Lndl
sold
out
they
will
he
$3.50
Our
'J
5c
lturgain-arc
better
tfiun
ever
.
2
lb.
Ileal
Creamery
ltutler
95c
2
do..
Local
l
resh
I'ggs,
largi
...
95c
2
lb.
Ilest
Sliced
Macon
95c
3
lb.
Ontario
Cheese
95c
3
lb.
California
Table
Figs
ami
1
ring
(iruycre
Swiss
Cheese
95c
6
l'eas.
Corn
or'Tumatoes,
iVj'
95c
4
tins
I'eaches,
I'ears,
Apricot
,
I'luins
or
Crushed
l'iueapple
95c
6
tins
Singapore
'Pineapide,
95c
5
lb.
(in
Peanut
duller
....
95c
3
doz.
Sunkist
Oranges
.
.
.
.
95c
5
tins
Libby'.s
Asparagus
Tips
95c
7
tins
Campbell:
Tomato
Soup
...
95c
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
.V
Ileaus.
.
95c
3
bottles
Heinz
Calsui
95c
4
cartons
Sunlkglit
Soap
.
.
95c
19
rolls
toilet
I'apcr
..
..
95c
12
pkgs.
Jelly
Powders
95c
4
lb.
.Swedish
Health
fircad.
.
95o
5
lb
r.rauulated
SiiKar,
and
1
liin
wrange
.Marmalade
or
I'lum
Jam
95c
7
tins
enr
Sardines
95c
Kmpress
Strawberry
Jam,
4
lb.
tin
.'
95c
Malkin
s
Ilest
pine
Plifm
Jam
55c
12
lb.
Tudor
or
flreal
We
I
Tea
95c
3
lb.
McCormlck.
Sweet
Ilisruif
95c
3
ciimlis
pure
Honey
.,
..
95ci
4
tins
Lo,ler
or
.Shrimp
..
95c
12
I'almolive
Soaj
95o;
4
pkgs.
Prince
Flakes
...
95oj
9
pkgs.
Canada
Corn
Starch
95c
2
Dm.
Malkin's
Ilest
Oifrec
$1.25;
Abijul
tlie
first
of
May
wo
will!
have
one
Annual
Birthday
Party.)
Watch
for
aiinonncemcnt.
I
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
.
Phones
45
and
674
ENTERTAINMENT
l
nder
the
auspices
of
the
Holary
Club
In
aid
of
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOYS'
BAND
-
al
the
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tuesday,
April
13
at
8
p.m.
Tickets
for
reserved
scats
will
lie
exchanged
at
Orme's
drug
Store.
1
,'
had
i
made
i
.
all
....
the
.
various
dresses
and
oiilfils
herself.
Some
$85.00
was
realized
and
Mrs.
Itirnio
purposes
using
(he
fund
in
eipiiptueul
for
the
'children's
playground
a!
(he
lake.
CITIZEN
S
ASSOCIATION
AT
SMITHERS
WOUND
UP
Balance
of
$70
to
be
Used
For
Fire
Alarm
Siren
at
Round
House
S.MITHKHS.
April
12.
the
old
,..iii,...,
i
in
...
v-iiiiiiitt
.ui.t.im
.i.tui
;iui
ion
finally
passed
out
on
urt-y;,-;"-"
niglit,
when
a,
Hireling
was
held
,
,
......
...
.
.
W.
S.
Henry's
office
lo
dispose
a
balance
of
some
o
sand-ing
Li
credit
of
the
association
die
bank.
'rim
cin.,,.,0'
1
""ni.-
in
mi-reason
can
I
he
-i.it.
Lidzeus
Association
,
wasif.,.,
,
,
.
....
disbanded
on
the
formation
of
the
board
of
trade,
and
their
a-;
sets
consisting
of
low
if
sidewalks
ami
fire
righting
apparatus
hail
een
turned
over
to
the
village
authorities
when
the
town,
wus
incorporated.
'
The
need
X
n
belter
fire
alarm
was
brought
up
at
die
meeting
one
of
the
way
of
using
the
balance,
and
as
this
was
thought
most
worthy
object
the
last!
secretary.
II.
(J.
Windt,
wus
ask
to
turn
the
money
over
lo
the
town
council
to
be
ued
to
wards
installing
a
steam
siren
at
the
Hound
House
with
signalling
stations
in
town.
Mrs.
J.
Pawchuk
and
family
ailed
this
morniHig
on
the
Priiire
Charles
for
Powell
Idver
lo
join
Mr.
Pawchuk
who
recently
lef
here
fdr
the
paper
town.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Hife
of
Smilhcr
reached
the
city
on
this
morning's
train
and
proceeded
to
Van
couver
on
the
steamer
Prince
Charles.
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
urfreservd,
sunrtjr!
Crown
lania
may
be
pr.mptl
by
OrltUh
nubji-cts
over
:J
jreara
of
an,
and
by
alln
en
declaring
Intentlou
to
beroin
DritUh
aubjecta,
conditional
upon
residence,
occupation,
ovi
Improvement
for
agricultural
urpoe.
Kull
Information
conrerninar
rav-.atlons
reeardlnz
pre-emptions
la
Riven
In
Kulletln
No.
1,
Land
Hetiea.
"How
to
I're-empt
I.and."
coplea
of
irhicli
can
be
obtained
free
of
chart
ty
addresalnK
the
Department
of
Lands.
Victoria,
B.C..
or
to
any
Got-rnment
cent.
Recorda
will
be
rranted
coverlni
only
land
aultabla
tor
agricultural
.
purpose,
and
which
la
not
timber"
land,
I.e..
carrying
over
8.000
board
feet
ir
acre
went
of
the
Coaat
Rang
and
1.00U
feet
per
acre
eaat
of
that
flanse.
Appllcationi
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
addreaned
to
the
band
Com-mlesloner
of
the
Land
Recording
Ul
vision,
in
which
the
Und
applied
for
la
situated,
and
are
made
en
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
the
Land
Commlnsloner.
I're-emptlons
must
be
occupied
for
five
year
and
Improvements
mads
to
value
of
tiv
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
be
revelved.
Kor
more
detailed
Information
see
the
bulletin
"How
to
I're-empt
Laud."
PURCHASE
Application
are
received
for
pur.
chase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price,
for
first-class
(arable)
land
Is
IS
per
acre,
and
second-claaa
I
grai-lng)
land
(2.50
per
acre.
Further
In.
formation
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
AJrowr,
lands
Is
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Kerles,
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
os
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
payment
ot
atumpag.
HOMESITE
LEASES
Unsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
I
acre,
may
be
leased
aa
homesltea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
year,
Utle
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
haji
been
surveyed,
LEASES
For
grazing
and
Industrial
pur
poses
areas
not
exceeding
140
acre
may
be
leased
by
one
person
or
a
company.
GRAZING
m
(
Under
the
Oraztng
Act
tb
Province
la
divided
Into
grazing
district
and
the
ranee
administered
under
a
Grazing
Commissioner.
Annus!
grazing
permits
are
Issued
baaed
on
numbers
ranged,
priority
being
given
to
established
owners.
Stock-owner
may
form
associations
for
rang
management.
Free,
or
partly
free,
permit
are
available
for
settler,
oatipers
and
travellers,
up
to
tea
W.
9
.1
THE
DAILY
NEWB
Lt
tti
LUMBER
DEMAND
IS
IMPROVING
Vancouver
Island
Points
Report
Greater
Activity
In
Mills
and
Logging
VIUTllHIA,
April
12.
There
u
a
distinct
improvement
hi
the
lumber
situation,
ami
this
is
re
rleeled
in
shipment
from
the
coast
seelfoiTlTi
eastern
points
It
is
reported
there
is
a
considerable
:illlll
lw.it
in
..(!
,
,
n...
.on.-oucr
ior-
.
ii.iiiii
funis
t:i
were
running
one
shift.
have
ht-
creased
lo
two,
on
the
strength
of
improved
orders.
I.
..!:....)!.
...
..
uir
iiiillirf
HlillM'l
IS
Ilie
announcement
that
the
Norwegian
ship
lYrndalc
has
Just
loaded
a
million
feel
of
cedar
logs,
cut
to
fourteen-foot
lengths,
at
Fanny
Hay
fur
Japan.
Better
Demand
Mill
operations
in
the
larger
mills
on
the
Island
shows
development,
as
instanced
by
the
movement
of
logs
from
Cnwichau
Lake
ami
other
areas
to
die
mill.
and
to
the
hoomiu?
grounds
at
Crodon
and
Cuwichan
Hay
for
disposal.
Companies!
which
had
been
aeciiinulaling
Iheir
stocks
in
Hie
water
are
now
fin
Jin.-
demand
fr
them.
Construction
or
several
smaller
mills
M
prugresMiw;.
in
die
iiciirhhorhooil
of
Alberoi.
on
(ho
Malahal.
and
at
oilier
points.
SALT
MINERS
LIVED
TWO
THOUSAND
YEARS
AGO
IN
NEVADA
STATE
LOS
AMiKLKS,
April
I:'.-Several
new
disiroxerie
throwing
additional
light
on
an
ancient
race
hae
I,een
Inade
at
Pueblo
Oraude
de
Al'ada,
die
buried
rily
of
.Nevada.
The
aiTliav'tdi'Jiical
!ind
were
described
j
;
,Uuro
by
Coventor
eriwcbaiii
wliti
ha
followod
with
inti-resl
the
vxruadnr
work
in
1
-
state.
They
include
the
remain!"
ot
the
work
wherw
lhee
uueieut
people
obtained
their
salt,
ledi-ft
where
they
mined
for
ornament,
and
remnant
of
clothing
iniliratiii?
familiarity
with
the
ue
of
cotton.
'The
.-all
wu
gotten
from
a
series
of
eaeru
a
Hhorl
di-tanee
from
the
buried
city,"
Cov
entor
SertiKliaiir
naid.
"Somo
of
the
wall
and
floors
of
lhc.c
eae
urc
formed
in
part
if
pure
rock
call
and
here
the
ancient
conducted
Iheir
alt
niluiiiK.
The
workings,
showing
where
.large
block
of
alt
were
removed,
are
in
the
aine
condition
of
aboul
2,(ioo
year
ago.
"One
of
die
relic
wa
a
pair
of
andal
or
a
type
never
before
round
in
thi
country.
They
an-
in
n
good
stale
of
preservation
and
we
i
nuule
of
deer
hide
and
eipiippcd
with
cotton
cords
for
fastening."
Only
trace
or
HiriuoNe
working
have
been
uncovered
as
moxt
of
die
work
or
excavator
ha
been
dirccled
toward
the
salt
mine.
This
Splendid
.
tVAPORATt.
West
Last
week's
paper
told
of
blizzard
and
cold
and
general
havoc
all-over
the
Last.
We
all
know
the
weather
we
had.
,lt
Is
not
by
accidervt
dial
Pari
fib
Milk
is
die
best
in
Canada.
Our
climate
i
almost
ideal
for
dairyin.g.
Nature
give
u
belter
iiuality.
We
'only
keep
that
richness,
purity
and
natural
flavor
for
you
in
can
In
ho
used
al
your
convenience.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vanoouver
Factories:
Ladncr
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
WOMEN
POLICE
TO
DEAL
WITH
FLAPPERS
More
Fcmlnlno
Officers
Reconv
mended
for
London
Police
Force
LO.MHi.N,
April
12.
-
Women
police
know
heller
how
to
deal
with
modern
flappers,
in
th
ees
of
Ilie
National
Council
of
Women,
ami
on
llii
account
Hi
organization's
member
ar-coper
for
more
police
women
oi.
I
he
London
force.
Al
a
conference
Miss
F.rrie
Meckel
I.
or
the
Church
Army,
proclaimed
that
when
excitable
flappers,
who
were
perhaps
newcomers
lo
the
street
crowds,
saw
a
policeman
they
look
frighl
and
often
disappeared,
but
oNj-ii
were
willing
to
be
guided
lev
women.
Other
council
member
poiulei.'
out
that
women
police
had
beei.
especially
successful
in,
districts
near
saloon
where
women
con
gregated.
TERRACE
NOTES
Ilie
monthly
Parent-IVuclier
meeting
tin
Ikmmi
potpomil
frtm
die
second
Thuoduy
of
the
month
until
Wednesday
When
Ir.
Large
ot
Hnieiton
will
ad
dress
the
nnvlitiz.
Mi-n
Mary
Hipji
rettirmtl
on
Salurilay
night
rrmo
u.
holiday
trip
to
Prince
Itupwrl.
Victor
King
who
ha
liee--v
i-.it
til?
at
the
home
of
Ins
parent
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
King,
left
on
Friday
morning
roi
I'ririce
Kuperl.
Hev.
and
Mr.
Allan
have
moved
into
die
Mission
House
on
tin
hill
formerly
occupied
liy
Hev
and
Mr.
.1.
II.
Yoiinj:
Mr.
Attn,
conducted
service
in
Knox
Lint-ed
church
pu
Sunday
mormiu
uml
a
large
crowd
wn
presen:
nt
the
re-opening
services,
th-
church
having
been
cloed
since
the
dt'iKirture
of
Hev.
and
Mr.
W.
J.
l'aron
lat
.November.
Coiiuiieiiefiw
Sunday,
April
II
during
the
Milliliter
months.
Union
Sunday
School
services
are
lielng
held
al
13.30
a.m.
fni-mediately
following
ihureli
service.
Misses
Mary
and
Helen
Smith,
who
have
been
holidaying
I.".
Prince
Hupcrl
returned
home
ot.
Sal
unlay
night.
Mis
Mayme
I
MM
returned
on
Saturday
ttiylti
nfler
spemlimr
die
jiter
vara
I
(on
nl
her
home
in
Prince
Hupert.
"
Mr.
C.
It.
Oilbert
and
Miss
.Marsh
spent
Saturday
al
the
nome
or
.vi
rx.
A.
Y.
Wilson
alt
Ileum.
J.
I'cterMiu
of
Shapies
spent
the
week
end
in
town.
Mr.
W.
1L"
.McDonald
enler-Iniued
recently
at
an
old.
lime
miilling
bee
and
arteruoon
lea
in
honor
or
tier
guest
Mrs.
Keith
of
Prince
Hupcrl,
.
ilie
annua!
meeting
ot
the
Women'
Auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
Chunm
will
be
held
at
lite
home
or
Mrs,
T.
.1.
Marsh
on
Thursday,
April
15.
.ur.
huute
Olson
went
to
Prince
Huperl
on
Monday
morning.
,
.
In
celebration
of
the
jiiinluT-sary
or
liieir
going
"over
die
top"
at
Vliny.
the
(5AWV.A.
held
ii
dance
in
their
asse(ibly'
hall
here
on
Friday
evening.
A
good
Crowd
was
present
to
enjoy
dancing
to
the
splendid
music
of
the
(I.W.V.A.
0-piece
-orchestra.
Itefieshiiifiil
were
furnished
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary.
'
Mis,;.Ahnj:J,,,
.left
Mon
-
.
ay
,.
on
ror
I
;
ncelupert
lo
iisii
wiiii
.Mr.
,
line
rj'
lioiilal
there.
I
The
Ladies',
Ouil,.
of
Knox'
n
i
.
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...or
v.-
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n
ii
iiieeL.
on
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'uflffiiririn
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1
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TONIGHT
LEATRICE
JOY
"HELL'S
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A
tieril
l.
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produi'ltoo.
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gr
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paved
with
gmxl
iuleiinti-
.
cap.
no
lMim,
no
deloiir'.
no
-peeil-linni
prude.
Two
pmc:
i.ippme-.
r
u,-i
ry.
story
of
a
young
couple
who
ilarel
monev,
-i,.,.
die
aloiiihiiig
reut'ltoii
thai
(levelled
in
do
for
power
mid
gold.
A
plioo-.la
reiiiorkaldr
f.,i
u
I
tnK
and
seding-.
AH
.(ar
cn.
Leatrlco
Joy,
Edmund
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Jum
Faye,
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.imi
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us
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welcome
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Mr.
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wife
of
(he
new
minister.
Howard
.
Thompson,
and
O.1
P.
Ilrtiwn
of
the
(Northern
Mining
and
IVvelopiiieiit
(.
on
llioni-hill
.Moiiiilaiu
were
in
town
at
the
week
end,
i
15.
O.
Ilufjon
of
Vanarsdol
was.
in
town
on
Saturday.
Paul
llrodin
name
in
from
Ka-lum
Lake
on
Saturday.
Mr.
mid
Mr.
J.
Anthony,
of
Iteino
were
visitor
In
Terrace
on
Saturday.
S.
A.
I
(avis
accompanied
Oscar
Olamler
lo
Kaliim
like
this
last
week
lo
inspect
some
mining
claim
in
that
district.
Advertise
in
Ihe
Dnllv
New.
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OF
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