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PAGE
SIX
Gossard
Front
Lacing
Corsets
give
the
greatest
satisfaction
unj
comfort.
Let
pur
corscliere
fit
you!
H.S.Wallace
Co.
Ld.
Phone
9.
Third
Ave.
and
Fulton.
.lust
Arrived
A
fresh
shipment
of
Rochons
Candies
Assorted
Chocolates,
Boxes
$1.00
to
$4.00
Hulk
Creams,
oran,ge,
Van-Hie,
Lemon,
(.linger
Snowballs
Peppermint,
etc.,
per
lb.
75c
Ilrazils
in
cream,
per
lb.
$1.25
Hurnl
Almonds,
per
lb.
$1.00
riochons
Famous
Almond
Crisp,
per
lb
$1.00
RupertPharmacu
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Stamped
Goods
Luncheon
Sets.
Pillow
Cases,
Aprons,
etc.,
all
stamped
ready
for
work.
A
large
variety
of
stamping
patterns
to
choose
from
if
you
wish
to
use
your
tn
materials.
Heal
Irish
Linen
Tablecloths,
51
inches,
each
$2.50
Silk
and
Wool
Hose,
four
shades,
per
pair
.
.
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes,
per
yard
25c
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Uox
-
-
089
Phone
Green
380
Specials
In
our
Meat
Department
Give
Us
a
Trial!
Iloilim;
Reef,
3
ll.s.
...
25c
Shoulder
Steak,
per
lb.
15c
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs.
.
.
55o
ItoUnd
Steak,
lbs.
.
.
45c
Pol
Hoast.
2
lbs
25c
Stewing
Veal,
I
lbs.
.
.
25o
Pickled
Pork,
per
lb.
.
.
20c
Corned
llcef,
per
lb
6c
Hamburger,
i
!bs
25c
Sausage,
our
own
make,
2
lb.
...
35o
Ayrshire
Uaeon.
lbs.
55c
Free
Delivery
to
any
part
of
the
City
Mussalleyi
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
Dr.Alexander
8mlth
Block
Phone
576
DENTIST
FRED
PYLE
IS
NEW
CHAMPION
Kept
Reduced
Lead
Over
George
Waugh
In
Final
Latter
Made
High
Break
Fred
Pyle
is
the
billiard
champion
of
the
city,
having
emerged
from
the
second
block
of
the
final
tournament
last
night
with
a
ecore
of
1,000
to
888
over
Oeorge
Waugh.
It
was
a
slow
game,
the
feature
of
which
was
the
making
by
(ieonge
Wamgh
of
the
luli
break
of
the
series,
S3.
This
just
lopped
Col.
McMordiiCs
previous
high
break
of
12.
Pyle's
lead
from
the
first
block
was
some
what
overcome
by
Waugh
but
not
chough
to
put
the
latter
very-near
his
opponent
at
the
con-
rlusiou.
Pyre's
high
break
for
the
final
j
was
2,
winch
lie
inane
in
ine
rirst
Iiloek.
There
were
27C
innings
for
the
thousand
point,
Pyle's
average
being"
3.023
and
Waugh's.
3.188.
The
lime
for
the
whole
tournament
was
six
hours
and
30
minutes.
Roth
men
were
off
form
and
playing
slow.
Jack
Judge
was
referee,
Ocorgp
Ilussell,
scorer,
Charles
Folsom,
marker,
and
Oscar
Young,
on
the
door.
fter
the
tournament,
the
cup
emblematic
of
city
championship,
winch
was
luhl
last
year
by
Oieo-Mrllmoyle
was
presented
to
Mr.
Pylc
by
lici
t
Morgan,
vire-presi-
SOME
STORES
Charge
Extra
For
Delivery
Our
Service
is
Free
and
t
tic
JJest
Get
These
Bargains
Jams,
Pure,
Kinpres
or
Malkin's
I
lest
Strawberry,
4
lb.
tins
....
$1.00
Haspberry.
Apricot,
Cherry,
tiooseberry
und
Peach,
per
tin
75c
Loganberry.
Greengage
and
ltedj
Plum,
per
tin
'.
65c'
Malkin's
Host
Pure
Plum
Jam.
only
55c
California
Prunes.
7o-tjii,
per
25
lb.
box
$2.65
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
iV
I
tea
ns
:t
bottles
Heinz
Catsup
..
bottles
Slerling
Catsup
95c
95c
95c
85c
I
tins
Libhy's
Asparagus
Tips
95c
5
tins
Delmoute
Peaches
for
95c
5
tins-Delmonte
Apricots
,.
95c
tu
tins
Hrunswirk
Sardines
95c
0
'ins
Kina
Oscar
Sardines.
.
95c
1
2
lb.
Table
Figs
and
2
lb.
Prunes.!
all
for
50c
Malkin's
Best
Cleaned
Currant.
2
lb.
for
25c
J
I
lb.
(ireat
West
Tea
and
5
ll
;
'
Sugar,
all
for
$1.00
k
lb.
McCorniick's
Western
Snaps
95c
0
pkgs.
McCorniick's
Sodas,
fresh
stock
95c
3
llj,
MrCo-rmick's
Sweet
Biscuits
$1.00
3
ifoz.
large
Oranges
$1.00
McLaren'
Pure
Baking
Powder.
5
lb.
tin
only
$1.25
Itlue
Itibbon
Tea.
tV,
or
5
lb.
pkg..
per
lb.
65c
Pure
Lard.
3
lb.
75c,
5
lb.
$1.25,
10
lb
...
$2.45
5
lb.
tin
Pure
Honey,
or
3
combs
for
95c
0
tins
Corn
or
Tomatoes
..
95c
tins
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
15
tins
Kippered
Herring
..
95c
19
rolls
Toilet
Paper
95c
t
large
pkgs.
Itobin
Hood
Oats
95c
t
doz.
Lemons,
Sunkist
....
95c
Malkin's
Best
Ieniou
or
Vnnilla
Kxlrael,
I
.30c
size
or
2
C0c
size
for
..95c
2
lb.
Hulk
Creamery
HuUer.95c
H.C.
Fresh
First
Fjggg,
extra
nualily,
per
doz.
.......
35c
Malkirt's
best
Jelly
powders,
(per
doz
....
95c
t
tins
Delmonte
Spinach,
2's
95c
Fresh
Fruit
and
(Jreen
Vegetables.
First
nuajily.
We
sell
for
less.
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
with
gold.
Foiled
Stales
gold.
which
please
apply
aw
cash
payment
on
two
quarter
section
ol
land.
The
bags
are
very
useful."
Huring
the
autumn
an
important
group
of
land
agents
from
points
in
the
western
ta.le
were
shown
large
areas
of
agricultural
lands
alonjr
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
At
thai
time
considerable
piircha
s
were
made
and
it
i
"-i
Malkin
s
liest.
i
lb.
pails
..
79c
Limit,
2
tins
to
each
customer
and
special
price
will
he
withdrawn
when
we
have
sold
fifty
tins.
Ilroken
Shelled
Walnuts,
per
lb.
39c
A
Reputation
for!"
II,
Good
Value
Is
Our
Best
Advertisement
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
l.ooo
His.
California
l.vaporald
Prunes,
special.
2
lbs.
for
19c
Sunklst
Oranges
small
size,
i
do,
for
..
..
95c
Medium
sie,
3
do,
for
....
95c
Oranges
are
costing
more
wholesale
this
week,
so
place
your
order
early
as
quantity
i
limited.
S
i
red
Pineapple.
2
lb.
(ills
17c
Canned
Spinach.
'.',
per
tin
15c
Slieed
Peaches,
I
s,
tails
....
19c
Canned
Pumpkin,
tVi's,
per
tin
15c
Kipper
Snacks,
per
tin
5c
Herring
in
tomato
sauce,
per
tin
Strawberry
Jam
Special
6c
Swift's
Collaae
Hulls,
peameal
i
wire,
per
lb
29c
Average
weights,
5
to
f,
s.
each.'
H.C.
Fresh
First
Kggs,
3
doz.
fori
$1.00:
Finest
Ontario
Cheese,
per
lb.
!
29c
Heady.
;ul
Macaroni
in
bulk,
?
lbs.
for
25c
Dustbaue,
in
bulk.
3
lbs.
for
25c
j
Brown
ugar,
2
lbs.
for
....
15o
Icing
Sugar,
2
lb.
pkg
20c
Malkin's
Host
Jelly
Powders.
each
7c
Climax
Itaspberry
Jam,
30
lb.
wood
pails,
each
$3.85
This
is
pure
Jam
and
Fruit
and
an
economical
way
to
buy
for
large
families.
Toilet
Paper
Hulls,
l
Tor
,
.
.
19o
spring
Clothes
Pins,
(i
doz.
25c
Llk
.r)-siii(i
Brooms,
special
45o
I
Stove
Brushes,
to
clear
at
ea.
25c
JUST
ARRIVED
J-
mesl
Swedish
Anchovies.
In
tins,
special
45o
'
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co!
Phones,
210,
211,
212
j
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wedn
i
SENT
BAG
OF
GOLD
IN
PLACE
OF
WHEAT
Advertising
Sack
Used
n
Pur-chaso
of
Land
on
Prairie
WINXIPKO.
March
17.
-When!
as
a
cnltiiiiialiou
agent
has
jn"l
made
its
vahie
known
to
Cmiadu.
Heeenlly
small
souvenier
bags
of
wheat
were
distributed
by
the
departments
of
Coloniintion,
Agriculture
and
natural
resources
many
of
the
sacks
finding
their
way
across
the
water.
dent
ol
the
Prince
Huperi
llilli
movement
in
aid
Association.
The
medal
for
ronliiiuing.
the
runner-up.
(I'nnge
Waugh.
and
l
lie
unite
for
(lie
hluh
break
Itti
in
the
series
will
be
presented
la-j
lei'
in
connection
with
the
pre-!
inn!
dirci
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
seutatiiui
or
I
lie
(earn
trophies
any:
won
earlier
in
the
season.
i'!im
11
AS
one
last
hope,
my
creditor
may
die
before
the
first
of
nest
month
or
a
lire
muy
burn
their
hooks.
WAXTHR:
Cod
saddler
and
blacksmith
wjiu
can
shoe
horse
to
start
business
here.
Apply
Itooster
Ultib.
T1IHY
say
a
woman
never
puis
oil
lit!
tomorrow
anything
sh"
can
put
nil
permanently.
T!
are
a
ttcer
itcople.
employ
a
.-kill
I
u
1
police
force
to
ca'lch
criminal"
and
then
we
pay
In
this
connection
Captain
I
much
higher
priced
man
to
let
It.
Royd,
superintendent
of
the'them
go.
land
and
coloniialion
department
at
St.
Paul,
Minn,
writing
to
Dan
M.
Johnson,
western
mana
ger
of
these
activities
at
nieg
slate
I
had
a
very
iimu-ing
c.Krience
a
few
ilays
ago,
me
of
our
agents
in
North
Dakota
relumed
one
of
the
bayes
artly
filled
with
100.00
in
ten
dollar
jrold
pieces.
In
his
letter
he
stated:
'I
am
returning
your
bag
filled
not
with
wheat,
but
IF
on
use
your
muscles
they
grow
stronger
,m.t
larger
ami
are
Win-inure
peffert
Inn
if
you
ue
your
friend
or
your
credit
very
much
they
shrink
und
shrivel
and
Htial-ly
disappear.
I
K.N'KW
a
man
who
was
a
shining
light
in
the-
community.
The
shihe
woo
on
the
seat
of
his
pants
and
the
back
of
his
coat.
THIS
is
St.
.Patrick
s
Day-it's
my
day
(Alt.
TI1KN
hero's
.to
Ho-
Irish
I
love
them
full
well
Hut
when
they're
not
full
I
wish
t
hem
in
hall.
Mil
I
OH.
give
me
a
sprig
of
shamrock
And
a
liuik
at
a
hot
tie
n
rv
vident
that
thelAnd
then
thank
the
Lord
I
am
I
(rink,
You
can
tell
by
the
glint
of
Hi'
eye.
our
country
is
sinall
Rut
our
pt)pl-
are
big.
ry
are
strong
(MD
itolatoes
And
delight
in
a
pig.
Hut
just
omii
your
ears
And
watch
keen
for
the
brogue
And
you'll
find
all
varieties
Saint,
fool
and
rouue.
Ten
Years
Ago
iff
Prince
Rupert
The
Prince
Hupcrl
coutiiiuei,t
for
the
102101.
battalion
will
sail
tomorrow
moriiin.
nlMiard
tin
Prince
lliierl
for
Coinox
wher
1
they
will
continue
traininv.
There
will
be
a
hif
send-on.
John
Christiansen,
who
reach
ed
Metlakalla
in
a
row
boat
and
was
given
shelter
by
Indian
Agent
C.
c.
Perry,
is
iielievet
to
be
(he
only
survivor
of
lb
l'acinc
American
I
isbenes
can
nery
lender
Alpha,
which
wreck
ed
on
llachel
Island.
Alex.
HnlmlMUfr,
who
recently
returned
fniiii
the
(run
I
has
started
a
"hiekcii
ranch
on
Porchei
l-land
and
is
shipp
i
u
egs
regiiiurly
to
the
ir;d
urn
Hftuild
up
ijoiir
w
-uppsrl
trill
lia
k.
DONT
mtrtlr
"pP
P
'
rckct
Yo
miut
ti.rcrM
Jkc
boat
and
mucin
and
owiin
Arch
Mntdtr
Short
allow
lull
flcdbititfol
movcmtnl'
while
pcoDcrly
Mpporli.f
Ihv
ScaphvidUom
Tbcf
area
boon
and
a
Uruing
lo
Ihc
looHrory.
RCHrVKNDER
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
POOR
GAMBLER
LOST
B!G
SUM
Sued
for
Alienating
Wife's
Affections
and
Won
But
Com-promised
Before
he
Knew
It
NFW
YOltK,
Mil
roll
13.-
"Faint
heart
never
won
fair
ludy"
or
words
to
that
ofreet
are
old,
but
one
Brooklyn
man
is
convinced
that
fnnit
heart
never
won
ji
good
damage
verdict
either.
If
he
had
been
a
good
poker
player
he
would
have
realized
that
In
opponent
had
only
a
pair
of
deuces
ngainl
his
royal
flush,
but
he
wasn't
and
as
a
result
he
mourns
the
los
of
sld.oflit
that
he
instil
have
had.
Albert
Stone
brought
suit
in
the
supreme
court
at
Brooklyn,
asking
for
30.0j0
from
Charlc
Z
AVeiner
anil
chaUKHW
that
Weiner
had
stolen
nis
wife
and
her
affection.
Fifty
lliouand.
he
aid
in
his
eomphtlnt,
was
Utile
rnutiRh
tn
assuage
his
hurt
feel-iug
and
tu
reeompense
him
for
the
loss
of
her
society,
comfort
ami
aid.
Accepted
$4,000
The
case
wont
to
trial.
It
progrvaM'd
nicely
and
was
tfiven
to
the
jury
to
deotue.
As
the
jury
filed
opt'
Sloue
lost
his
nerve
and
so
did
his
opponent
liiry
aot
together
with
their
lawyers
und
shortly
aflerwuni
reHrted
to
tlie
court
that
they
bad
nettled
the
matter
amicably.
But
as
they
were
reporting,
the
jury
announced
to
the
court
that
la
verdtrl
bait
been
reached.
Thcy
asesed
the
damages
at
?2n,ouo.
Stone,
however,
bud
agreed
with
the
defendant
to
hrrept
t,0ini.
Wemcr
then
insisted
that
Hie
utireenieiil
stood
and
that
Ho
verdict
should
not
lie
considered
I'Ik-
court
held
a
similar
view
ami
refused
to
aorepl
the
verdict
Stoue
(
in
money.
He
is
ahead
of
the
game,
but
he
feels
badly
and
told
the
court
that
he
did
not
think
he
should
tie
compelled
o
Mand
by
och
a
bad
bargain
Weiner.
although
out
of
ockct.
says
a
uancam
is
a
bargain,
ami
that
is
all
there
is
to
it.
GROWING
FRUIT
IN
NORTH
SATKATCHEWAN
l
II
I
N
I
XLIiFtl
l
.
sak..
March
i;
l-ollowiog
cvpeii-llieuls
evtendilM
over
a
niiliils-r
of
years,
lr.
S-io;er
heeler,
the
wheat
"wuard"
of
Northern
Sa-
kafr-hewHit.
stsles
that
fruit
culture
alonu
certain
linen
ran
he
prnfilnbly
carrid
on
in
the
northern
parts
of
the
province,
despite
general
belief
to
the
contrary.
"There
in
a
Rood
range
ol
varieties
that
may
be
grown
wit
til
onie
rerlNinly
or
slier,
lie
aid.
Dr.
Wheeler
predicts
thai
sufficient
fruit
nti
be
grown
for
home
eninmpt
ion
ninl
an
industry
eventually
established,
paying
reasonable
mrnffls
to
those
entering
the
field.
At
the
jireoonl
time
he
nid
he
bad
Mme
one
Ittiixlml
varieties
of
apples;
n
thousand
trees
plnnted:
forty
varieties
of
plums:
ten
kinds
of
cherries
und
three
or
four
variolic
ef
griines.
rap-Iterrles,
giMsP,effjew
and
straw
berries,
in
addllinn
to
ft
few
or
namental
Siberian
ienrs.
for
trial.
In
his
experiments.
Dr.
Wheeler
declared
that
he
had
no!
reorieii
q
nny
coddlliia
or
iiursiiiK.
T'.verytliinw
had
to
stand
outside
lhroo1i
the
winter,
with
out
ai'Ufieinl
prnlrclion.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
.
Pii-Miieial
lUiusiable
A.
Dryden
Jut
Ocean
Falls
arrived
from
the
srmlii
on
the
Prince
Itilperl
Him
jaiieruooii.
He
has
in
custody
I
man
named
J.
A.
(iibson,
who
has
been
committed
for
trial
on
a
change
of
stealing
a
watch
and
who
will
appear
before
Judge
Young
hern.
'..
A.
W
in
I
lock,
general
ageiil
at
Vaneouver
for
the
While
HI
fit
Line,
arrived
froii
the
south
on
the
Prince
lliipcrt
(his
afternoon.
Il-
will
proceed
from
here
I
Prince
(ieorge.
J.
Jtrucc
Johnstone
arrived
fioin
Viclona
on
Hie
prince
Huperi
this
afternoon
and
will
pro-i"ed
by
this
cveiuna's
train
t-i
3
i
'J'erruce.
Mi
-
.
lici
t
Creech,
wlio
has
been
son'
ii
on
a
brief
holiday
visit.
'
'
i
fd
to
(ho
city
on
the
i
-j
Ituperf
thi-
uflernoun.
Silverware
Silver-plate
Hollowware
and
Cutlery
SPECIAL
DISCOUNT
SALE
FOR
ONE
WEEK.
'hike
advantage
ol
oppwiim
llssorleil
slot
k
ol
silv
ei
v
are
to
,ih.-.
nEMEMDEn
ONE
WEEK
ONLY.
Max
Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
THURSDAY
ONLY,
7
and
9
p.M,
Richard
Dix
In
"The
Lucky
Devil"
A
couiedv
thiiudcrliuU.
Di.
tlo
avIiiix
wuanl.
the
delHiunir
dviiiou
of
d..
.
failings,
women
and
-peed
II.
.
li.ii:
An
nctioo
-loiuedv
o(
!
!..
I
w
I
wheel
of
a
roaring,
rai
iuf
rumnuce
Hi
taiollieiit
Swcejtslnk'
With
thrill
an
i
Strwug
east.
Richard
Dix,
Esther
Ralston,
Charles
Se
lea,
Hit
Jamet,
Joe
Burke,
Edna
Ala
Oliver
COMEDY
"FRENCH
PASTRY
AESOP'S
FILM
FADLES
35c
art
11
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Flostlnfl
Dry
Dotk
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blscktmlthi,
Ptttf
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkerit
Ett
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
eipnpped
to
handle
s
k
MARfNE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK,
PHONES
43
and
3SF
Loggers!
Loggers!
NVf
have
the
onl
cojnplete
so
i.
v
Gilchrist
Jacks
niul
rts
hi
the
North.
We
handle
.
I'euvics,
Saws,
and
general
Camp
F.ipn'
1
It
will
puy
you
to
see
us
when
oi
l:
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
W
.
IS.
Fisher,
provincial
collector,
and
C
W.
Homer,
asses
sor,
re
I
ii
rued
in
the
eity
on
the
Prince
Hupcrl
this
afternoon
from
Victoria
-where
they
altcjid-
ed
a
conference
of
(million
of
ficers.
HOEL
ARRIVALS.
.Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
Martin
.Miller
and
Miss
Marian
Miller,
(ieorirelowii
Mills;
Charles
Holts,
Toronto;
J.
A.
Itentham,
11.
p.
Wilmot
and
It.
D.
tJlugg,
Vancouver;
H.
(libsoii,
Porl
Ksslugluu;
II.
V..
(ioldherg.
Seattle;
W.
S.
Henry
ami
0.
('!
Ilranuulia,
Smlthors;
A.
A,
glew-arl.
I'sk;
J.
A.
lligluim
ami
I.
C.
Hardwidt,
Yiuidiuver;
J.
C.
Tito-,
hurst,
HnxeUpr).
:
Central
N.
II.
Jean,
ft.
flroinlie,
J.
A
McKay
and
F..
I).
Jean,
Vancouver;
P.
Jensen,
city:
II.
II,
(lam
limn
.n.
i
I-.
.
WiirrcM,
C.N.rt.
Cull
u
ONYX
Ladies'
Shoe
a
ml
Just
an'v
ii
Family
Shoe
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