I
PAGE
SIX
Tuesday,
April
to
i9H
THE
DAILY
NEWS
it
'
Morocain
Ladies'
Dress
Lengths
$4.25
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Corner
3rd
and
7th.
Phone
645.
95c
95c
Bargain
Days
Our
aim
is
to
give
you
kooiI
value
and
service
for
your
money.
7
tins
Tomatoes
95c
it
tins
Corn
..
.
..
95o
(1
tins
Pea
95o
7
tin
I'ork
ami
Deans,
Libby
95c
7
tins
(''.ampbcUis
Tomato
Soup
...
...
...
.
.
95c
I
tins
Spinach
...
...
95c
I
tins
Four
Kraut
.
.
.
.
95c
3
tin
Sweet
Potatoes
.
.
95c
Mussallsm
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
117-423
5
Mi
Avenue
1".
P.O.
Box
575
Phones
18
&
84
Prescriptions
A
few
reason
why
our
prescription
department
is
increasing:
We
use
only
fresh,
chemically
pure
drugs.
No
Substitution
Prompt
Service
Moderate
Price.
F.very
prescription
is
dispensed
by
a
fully
qualified
dispenser.
'
'
Let
us
lie
your
proscrip-.
tionisl.
RupertPharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phono
94.
We
deliver.
Stampe
Goods
BEDSPREADS
LUNCH
CLOTHS
SCARVES
PILLOW
CASES
RUNNERS
and
TABLE
CENTRES
AU
SLampiMl
ready
for
work.
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Hox
Phone
flreen
389
J89
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
JEAN
JOHNSON
I
IS
FINED
$
1
1H)
Found
Qullty
by
Judge
Young
on'
I
Charge
of
Keeping
Disor-.
derly
House
Jean
Johnson,
810
Second
Ave.,
was'
found
guilty
at
noon
today
by
Judge
Young
on
a
charge;
oT
keeping
a
disorderly
house
and
was
fined
$100
which
she,
paid.
I
ho
court
was
engaged.,
in
the
hearing
or
the
case
yesterday
afternoon
and
again
this
mornhng.
'
After
the
evidence
for
the
pro
secution
had
been
taken
jester-
day
afternoon,
Ui5
Honor
decttfed
that
there
was
sufficient
evidence
to
warrant
it
being
answered
by
the
defence
and
court
then
adjourned
until
this
morn
ing
when
the
witnesses
for
the,
defence
look
'the
stand.
Oiviugl
evidence
on
her
own
behalf,
ac-r
cused
flatly
denied
(hat
prostitution
or
illctgal
sale
of
liquor
was
carried
on
upon
her
premises.
The
witness
who
had
given
evidence
of
prostitution,
she
said,
must
have
been
drunk.
She
absolutely
denied
the
incident
referred
to
by
that
witness.
She
had
not
been
responsible,
for
any
disorders
such
as
cutting
that
might
have
arisen
on
her
premises.
jer
husband,
she
said,
was
not
all
that
she
thought
Ije
was
before
she
married
him.
K.
1'.
Jones,
city
solicitor,
con
ducted
Hie
prosecution
while
Mil-
ion
(ionrales
appeared
in.
the
defence.
PORTLAND
COMPANY
MAY
GO
TO
VICTORIA
Pineo
Sees
Great
Opportunities
For
Utilizing
Vancouver
'
Island
Port
A
PnrHaml
company,
which
i
peraling
in
the
way
or
shipping
grain,
may
move
to
Victoria
as
a
Fresh
Killed
BEEF
From
the
Bulkley
Valloy
3
Times
Weekly
Potatoes
per
Sack
'
.
$3.50
Seafy
8
Doodson
Sixth
Street
none
455.
We
Deliver.
Dainty
Silk
Undies
New
Stock
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please.
PJione
27.
P.O.
Box
327
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
Night.
Phones
687,.
539,
Groen
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
F.xqulslle
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
BACKED
BY
TWO
F
A
M
0,U
S
NAMES
Victor
Northern
Electric
Radio
Sets
Peanut
Tubes
R-221-D
Tubes
Loud
Speakers
Loops
Phonograph
Attachments
belter
point
from
which
to
carry
on
Us
operations,
says
the
Victoria
Colonist.
This
is
the
in
sinuation
conveyed
to
the
dele-
gution
from
litis
city
which
vis-!
i
1
1
1..
......i
ii,
........
i,
I
CANNED
FRUIT
We
have
still
a
very
large
stock
of
Canned
Fruit
and
we
are
going
lo
dipoe
of
the
most
of
it
this
week
at
trices
unheard
of.
Iluy
now.
Irawberri.es,
Itaspberrics,
Lo
ganberries,
and
the
large
cans
of
Peaches,
any
assortment,
3
tins
for
95c
litis
Peaches,
Pears,
Apricots.
Plums,
or
crushed
Pineapple
...
95c
6
tin
No.
1
Peas,
special
for
95o
6
tins
Uuaker
Corn
or
Toma
toes
.
.
.
.'
.
.
95c
Malkin's
Hest
Pure
Plum
Jam,
lb.
tin
55c
Pure
Orange
Marmalade,
I
lb.
tin
65c
Hlueltibbon
Tea,
or
5
lb.
pkst.,
pel
lb
65c
!
4
bottles
or
3
of
Heinz
Catsup
95o
10
tins
Sally
Ann
or
Classic
j
Cleanser
95c
i
19
bars
While
Swan
Soap
..
95c;
12
liars
Palm
Olive'
Soap
...
95o
4
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
....
95c
19
rolls
Toilet
Paper
95c
4
tins
Lobster
or
Shrimp
..
95c
3
combs
l'tirc
Honey
95c
3
tb.
McCormick'
Sweel
iliseuitsj
.
95c
7
tins
King
Oscar
Sardines
95c
4
lb.
Swedish
llealthbread
..
95c
12
pkgs.
Jelly
Powders
....
95o
7
linsdleiuz
or
Campbell's
Toma-j
to
Soup
...
...
...
....
95c
I
2
riuifs
(Sruyere
Swiss
Cheese'
95o
5
lb.
California
Table
Figs
..
95c
2
do..
Local
Fresh
Fggs
....
95o
2
lb.
best
Creamery
Mutter
...
95c
lie
sure
to
get
your
order
in
for
it
Sack
of
our
good
Spuds
this
week.
This
week
only
for
$3.50
Large
pkgs.
Ilobin
Hood
Rolled
Oats
25c
4
lbs.
('leaned
Currants,
special
55o
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
None
Better
r
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
LUTHER
LEAGUE
HOLDS
CONCERT
tloger
Pineo.
-The
latter
has
information
re-
Entertainment
'alive
to
port
development
here
which
has
been
overlooked
liltli
ing
or
the
plant
oT
Hie
.Portland
ir
in
hero
so
that
the
oimorlu-
I
nities
might
be
afforded
to
cnlerlpieslded
auflfhe
Given
In
Metro-
pole
Hall
to
Benefit
Building
Fund
erto
in
the
plans
for
development
"
of
trade.
II
was
in
this
regard:
A
very
entertaining
concert,
hat
C.
P.
W.
Schweners,
presi-
j
which
was
enjoyed
by
a
good-deul
of
the
Chamber
of
Coin-
sized
audience,
was
put
on
last
mercu,
gave
the
information
that;
uteht
1"
I
he
Metmpole
Hall
by
Mr.
Pineo
was
of
opinion
that!
Hit'
Luther
League
for
(lie
bene-
yerhaps
there
might
bo
a
mov-
fit
of
M.
Pauls
Lutheran
Oburc''
Ituilding
l'utitl.
Itev.
T.
Ii.
Itinde.
the
i
wis
tor.
program
.
vvtfs
the
world
markets
in
the
mailer)
as
follows:
r
grain
shipments.
Piano
solo-4.Miss
May
Ova.
Hy
coining
to
Victoria
the
hardj
Vocal
solo
Mrs.
Topper,
ae-.vheal
of
the
Canadian
,prairies
rompaiiied
by
Miss
Hib-hcy.
would
be
available,
as
it
was
not'
Vocal
ipiarleUe
-I.
Fiiwss,
J.
!iy
operating
out
of
Portland.
JJohnson,
Mrs.
.Murvnld
and
Miss
Mr.
Schwengers
says
Ilia
L
IL
Peterson,
accompanied
by
Il-
while
Mr.
Wnco
is
not
a
large
investor
himself,
he
ascertained
hat
anything
thai
he
puis
his
name
to
can
be
readily
financed,
lie
stands
so
well
among
conser-.ative
investors
that
it
is
regards!
us
sufficient
that
he
recommend
the
investment
to
Uave
the
proposition
taken
up.
H.
It.
Ilorhester,
after
making
Hie
round
trip
to
Anyox,
Alice
Vrm
and
Stewart,
returned
to
the
ily
on
the
Garde
tt
a
this
afler-
iiinll.
ward
Uaisler.sv
Charade
e'Malriinony."
Mjt
Aanes
Iv
arson.
Maixit
llalltwrg
ami
Lily
Ivarson.
Vocal
soloMrs.
Field,
accum-panied
by
Kdward
Haisler.
Playlet
"Waiting
for
,the
Train."
Cast:
Ticket
agent,
Perry
llalstcr;
liinmlmu,
Agnes
Ivarson:
Little
tiirl.
Marguerite
Johnson
;
Fat
Man.
Albert
Ander
son;
Farmer,
Peler
Peterson;
Old
Maid.
Margil
llallberg;
Auntie
Doleful.
Thorn
Peterson;
Negro,
Cdwanl
Haisler;
Deaf
Woiiian.
Lily
Ivarson;
Hook
gent.
Alfred
Skatlebol;
Little
Oirl
Iravellln
alone,
Kvelyu
Anderson;
Peddler,
Arthur
Johnson
Fdward
Haisler
find
Miss
Thorn
Peterson
were
in
charge
ir
the
program.
MIGHT
BE
PEOPLE
ON
NORTHERN
ISLAND
Amundsen
Tells
Why
He.
Expects
It
Possible
He
may
Find
Humans
There
(Filmonlon
Journal
What
ail
the
expeditions
have
principally
in
view
is
the
possi
bility
of
finding
laud
in
the
great
unexplored
area
lying
north
of
Canada
and
Alaska.
Amundsen
In
a
i-
-iif
article
t:i!e.
Ho
"a
large
island,
a
very
Imvn
is
laud
indeed,
could
exist
luere
SoODERHAMfRTS
JlCANAD,AN
PrRYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD0
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
Iho
Government
of
Hrltlsh;
.
v
Columbia.
,
Radio
AT
ALL
AUTHORIZED
VICTOR
NORTHERN
ELECTRIC
DEALERS
with
temperatures
which
would
make
human
life
poslble.
with
ul
man's
ever
being
able
to
rejieii
ii
over
ine
tee.
II
na
illicit
crossed
his
mind,
lie
writes,
that,
If
this
Arctic
con
tinent
should
b
discovered,
human
being
mfghtr
Tm
.
found
Umiii
u.
v
liaici'4,
iir
proceed
to
explain,
have
been
ftihsilil
in
the
ice
iii'llehring
Slruit
an
I
carried
iiovlli
with
IL
They
a
tvays
had
native
hunters
un.l
AiuntMi
with
I
hem
and,
if
in
Ihei
drift
northward
they
slrurk
Uu
i
it
last,
they
nuiy
linve
been
able
o
lire,
thrive
nod.
multiply
there,
though
cut
off
entirely
from
iMlization.
"To
See
Mopln,
livi
iiiuiMn
lielngs,"
"
the
veteran
ex-dor,l
tells
us,
"(in
any
land
io
the
midst
of
TliaMxlle
ire
woul
I
imke
me
in;vier
m
a
uirigilju
xncli
lilniM-lf
hard
and
a
great
tnii'ny
times
lo
mako
sure
he
wa
iwake.
It
just
couldn't
be.
an.
I
yet
it
is
not
Impossible.
Nolluiv
POOLEY
ATTACKS
OUVERMETHODS
Takes
Exception
to
Allowing
Him
to
Handle
P.Q.E.
Sale
VICTIIIA.
April
20.-
before
the
Mrllrldu
lUmser-
vulive
.Uob
11.
IL
Poiley,
leader
f
the
party
in
the
LcgUlalun
at
tacked
Hut
methods
adi'ided
by
the
Oiiver
Covcrnmenl
in
lie
nailer
of
delaying
important
ltrgitnlion
in
the
House
until
jer
the
rlose
of
the
session,
for
ts
policy
on
the
Sumas
reclama
ton
matter,
n
ud
for
the
way
in
Aliieh
the
P.ti.C.
land
proposi-loii
was
proMised
to
bo
handled
Mr.
Pooley
wnl
that
Premier
Oliver
had
blundered
in
the
con
s
ruction
of
the
P.li.K.
and
was
Hie
last
man
to
be
entrusted
with
tin
sale
of
it.
The
speaker
called
attention
to
I
he
lacl
Ihul
during
the.
Iat
session
Parliament
marked
lime
for
five
weeks
be
fore
the
iiiernmeiil
brought.
J
down
its
legislatiiiii.
I
he
result
was
thai
at
the
end
of
the
session
the
members
worked
morn
iiu.
ooon
mid
night
to
ge'
lirollgh.
CANADIAN
TOUR
OF
ENGLISH
COMPANY
IS
TO
BEGIN
SEPTEMBER;
LONDON,
April
20.
MaHieson
il.aiwr
has
comdeted
uegotialioii
-
I
l.i
limp
In
I
In
it
1.
1
1
ti
ftevl
riiiliitni.
with
his
company
in
a
select
ion
of
plays.
The
tour
Is
lo
begin!
on
September
1
1
at
Monlrea;.
Mr.
Ltrng
will
appear
in
Oluello
'The
Wandering
Jew,
The
Chinese
IHuugalnw,
The
Tyrant,
and
Carnival.
Miss
1
1
11
L
I
it
llrlllon
,
goes
j
o
Canada
with
him
lo
play
her
'original
part
in
The
Wandering
Jew.
MACMILLAN
TO
AGAIN
VISIT
SUB-ARCTIC
FOR
FIELD
MUSEUM,
CHICAGO
CIIICACO,
Auril
2(1-
The.
Field
museum
of
natural
history
announces
Dial,
an
expedition
will
lie
sent
lo
the
stiiisarcllo
Jhls
sti
miner
ed
by
Captain
Donald
Macmillan.
Inspector
J.
II.
Johnson
of
Urn
Litpior
Control
Hoard
and
parly
of
officers
consisting
of
Andrew
(Irani,
S.
Vox
and
D.
Stewart,
who
have,
been
in
the
district
or.
investigating
duties,
are
returning.
sotiUroii.lhu
Curdyna
this.
afternoon.
,
Advertise
In,
Ihe
Daily
,Newi,
Clocks
Clocks
Clock
Week,
so
to
speak!
Starting
wlth
our
Grand
father
Clocks
from
$100.00
up,
wo
have
a
wondtrf,i
variety
of
clocks
for
you
to
chooso
fromj
flneu
.,,
Chimes
Clocks
from
$55.00
up.
Mantel
and
Boudoir
Clock!
In
odd
shapes
and
designs
from
$2.75
up,
Musical
Clock,
from
$0.75.
Novelty
and
Alarm
Clocks
from
$1.00
Un
Visit
our
Basement
Store
for
China,
Cut
Qlass
nd
Drasswaro.
Optical
Department
Our
many
satisfied
local
customers
Is
our
guaraniu
that
our
Optician,
who
has
had
over
twenty-ieven
yen
experience,
can
glvo
you
satisfaction.
A
visit
to
our
modorn
Optical
Parlor
will
convince
you.
Consultation
free.
Max
Heilbroner
527-523
Third
Avonue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
0
Blanche
Sweet
in
"The
Sporting
Venus"
The
romance
of
a
headstrong
Ittleil
m
.h,
and
a
dissolute
prmce.
Adventilrt-s
m
Hiii
high
life
in
Paris
and
midnight
in
Uimlon.
i'.n
-and
rotlnges.
I'llnn'il
in
F.nruK.
,
hig
ttri
inrliide
Ihe
tud
lliglilaiiil.-r.
"The
Hl.k
man
b
ami
Un'
be.ieli
ul
Dcinii)le.
Vivaik
t
i
linle
Oxford
and
(iambridge
rrew-
i.n
ing
S'
Blanche
Sweet,
Ronald
Colman,
Lew
Cody,
C;rj
Fawcett,
Hank
Mann,
Josephine
Crowell,
Kale
Prict
and
oilier-.
"THE
PACEMAKERS"
SERIES,
No.
5--GEORGE
O'HARl
AND
ALBERTA
VAUGHN
IN
"THE
FA8T
MALE"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35c
nd
10c
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
SILK
CREPE
TIES
In
Beautiful
Patterns
1'Yoin
95c
to
$1.50
Acme
Importers
r
Third
Avenue
leet-Foot
ootwear
Springtime
is
Fleet-Foot
Time
There
i-
mi
slyle
made
in
II
inning
.Shoes
w
aiiiiol
show
ou,
vvln
ther
it
i
for
men.
women
oi
DOMLNION
BRAND
We
furry
Ihe
well-known
Dominion
,,
n
ml
n
are
cousiileriiig
buying
onrself
ur
jmir
ehihl
a
i
not
overlouk
lltcsc
facts.
,
Quality
Till:
DOMINION
mjlUIKH
KVSTli'has
n
fi.V'.l
or
itiaiutniiiiiig
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