PAQE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NBW8
54
INCH
BLACK
FARMER'S
SATIN
A
lovely
quality
for
Uousi'dresscs,
Aprdns,
Children's
wear,
etc;
per
yard
85c
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
ANOTHER
FRESH
SHIPMENT
OF
Rochon's
Candy
Hoclion's
Chocolales,
1
Hi.
...
.,
$1.00
Hoclion's
Chocolates,
2
lb.
...
...
.....
...
$2.00
Hoclion's
Special
Chocolates
..............
$2.75
Hoclion's
Special
Chocolates
,
...
$4.00
Hoclion's
Almond
Crisp,
per
Hi.
,.
$1.00
Hoclion's
Hulk
Creams,
per
lb.'
...
...
...
...
75c
Hoclion's
Chocolate
Brazils.
per
lb.
$1.25
Ruperl
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
JAM!
This
Is
Jam
Week.
Buy
Now
Knvpress
Jarn,
pure
Strawberry,
Haspberry,
Cherry,
lllack
Currant,
lb.
tin
,
90c
fl
o
o
s
cherry,
Hfackberry,
Plum,
Apricot,
1
lb.
tin
...
75c
Marmalade,
Kmpress,
Mal-kin's,
Hoyal
l'urple,
2
tins
for
...
$1.25
Little
Chip
Marmalade,
2
lb.
tin
90c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
P.O.
Box
575
Spun
Silk
Per
Yard
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes
Per
Yard
25c
Mrs.
WX
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Mux
-
-
i)89
Phone
flrcmi
389
Special
:
Sale
on
Coats
and
Dresses
"Demers"
Wo
aim
to
plcaso
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
CANADA
WEEK
I
IN
THE
SHOPS
Retail
Merchants
to
Decorate'
Windows
and
Make
Displays
of
Empire,
Canadian
or
Provincial
Goods
At
the
tejnilar
monthly
meet
ins
of
the
ltetail
Merchants'
As
social
ion
held
last
evening
In
the.
SI.
Hegis
cafe,
President
P.
Lin-zey
in
Hie
chair,
a
loiter
sent
by
Lieut.-Oovernor
Uruco
to
Mayor
Newton
was
read,
tirpins
a."lluy
in
Canada"
week
next
week.
.
ll
was
decided
IB
co-tf?eralj
with
other
places
in
this
regard
and
window
displays
of
Canadian
goods,
llrilish
Columbia
goods
or
Kmpire
goods
will
be
arranged
and
a
prize
of
ten
dol
lars
is
offered
for
the
best
win
dow
conforming
willi
Ibis
idea.
The
committee
in
charge
01
this
scheme
consists
of
Joe
(ireer,
Murray
Fuller
and
W.
V.
Wrathall
and
those
invited
to
judge
will
be
C.
II.
Ornie,
president
of
the
Hotary
Club;
S.
Tay
lor,
president
of
the
uyro
Uub;
and
Judge
K.
Mcll.
Young
oT
the
county
court.
Hie
gathering
also
decided
to
lake
up
the
Huycrs"
Wee
scheme
again
this
year
ihiriu;:
the
fair,
the
committee
in
charge
to
consist
of
1).
C.
McHae,
John
Hulger,
A.
"Y.
Edge
and
Ueon?e
Hryanl,
with
pmver
to
add
to
their
number.
CAPTAIN
O'LEARY
OF
VICTORIA
PASSES
ON
VICTOHIA,
May
'J
ult.
William
O'Leary.
73
years
of
age.
IN
PROBATE.
In
thi
Supramt
Ccurt
of
Brltiih
Columbia.
Ik
the
Matter
or
tin!
ArtiinnistralRiir
Act
and
In
tlie
Mattrr
or
tha
K-mtf
or
A11mi
How
hcrcawil.
Intettlle.
TAkK
MiTICF.
that
by
ordff
ir
Ill-Honor,
F.
Mel).
Youur.
the
ivib
day
o'
April,
A.!t.
1VJ6,
I
ii
ajiiHilntrd
Admin
Mtrator
or
ttie
estate
dT
Allien
Bowles,
decejM-rt.
and
ill
parties
tiivln
.
rlaiin
aratnst
the
nairl
estate
are
In
rtliy
renmr
ed
to
rurrilsb
same.
properly
veriried.
l-me
on
ir
lierore
the
iOth
day
or
.May
A.D.
1936.
and
all
nartle
indebted
to
th
eftate
are
required
to
pay
the
amour,
or
their
Indebtedness
to
nie
forthwith.
MMIMA
A.
WATT.
orrielal
Administrator.
Prtnre
Ruperi,
IM
Dated
the
iMi
dar
of
April.
A.D.
10(6
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laata
land
In
I'rlnre
Hupert
Land
Mernrdlnr
In
trlrt
nr
Coast
Hante
S,
and
situate
or.
South
narhael
Island.
TAKE
OTICE
that
Alfred
Suanon.
of
Plinre
flutert.
ncrupatlon
Mariner,
In
lends
.
to
apply
ror
a
lease
or
the
follow-Intr
desrrlbed
lands:
Ooniiiienrlnr
at
a
rl
Planted
at
th
north
end
or
South
narliael
island;
ttw.
around
the
Island
at
high
water
mark
and
riintatnintr
So
arre.
more
or
less.
AIJ-nED
SW.WSo:,
Appllrin"
nated
April
7.
1fJ
TOMATOES
THIS
IS
OUR
NATIONAL
TOMATO
WEEK
Wc
are
realurlng
it
by
pushing
Tomatoes
this
week.
On
special,
large
tins
only
1
Tin
Tomatoes
20c
2
Tins
Tomatoes
35c
3
Tins
Toniatoes
50c
0
Tins
Tomatoes
95c
12
Tins
Tomatoes
$1.75
2
1
Tins
Tomatoes
H
case
$3.25
Wc
have
several
Jtrands.
till
fancy
slock
.
See
our
windows.
Strawberries
and
Fresh
Whipping
Cream
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
576
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tf
.
tt&rlage,
Warehouslnc,
and
'Mstribiitlng.
Team'
or
Motor
Service.
Ooal
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Kovlna.
1
ALWAYS
ing
for
25
years.
RELIGIOUS
RIOTING
CALCUTTA
GOING
ON
CALCUTTA,
May
I
'J.
Moling
between
religious
factions
was
resumed,
tit
Kharagpur
today
but
the
number
of
casualties
was
not
reported.
Yesterday
five
people
were
killed
and
20
seriously
injured.
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
Phoenix
pkg
IK.
Orearn
ABSOLUTELY
RELIABLE
9tiafs
why
thcres
rtfore
of
it
sold
in
Canada
than
of
all
other
brands
combined
t.
W.
GILLETT
CO.
LT
O
.
TORONTO,
CAN.
who
brought
the
first
Nova
Sco-
MAM
QAVQ
UIC
WIFP
Jlorn
to
Victoria
in
1880,
died
Tuesday.
He
was
a
nallve
of
.Nova
Scotia
and
engaged
In
seal
.
i
KDMO.NTO.N,
May
19.
Annie
Shewchuk,
a
middli--aged
woman,
who
sat
in
the
dock
and
smiled
while
her
husband
related
ImV
adroitness
in
chasing
him
with
an
axe,
was
remanded
on
a
etiarge
of
assault
when
she
appeared
before
Ifmily
Murphy.
Family
squabbles
over
a
number
of
years,
arising
out
of
the
j
husband
turning
over
all
his
learnings
and
nronerly
lo
his
wife
was
the
cause
of
the
tron-ihle.
according
j
Fred
Jacksor,
'prosecuting
priyaely.
The
hus-'iiand
lohl
a
lale
of
woe
in
which
he
stated
he
was
refused
food.
When
he
refused
lo
plow
a
garden
because
he
could
not
eat,
his
wife
threw
most
of
the
wood,
i
pile
at
him,
finishing
up
with
a
.
i.
.;..
l
--
il.
..
Alberta
Kgs.
3
doz
85c
'"
aiP
MUBfi
m,"
1
1
,""
-.,A
i.r
n-.inv..r
j'.w.tinrv
lii.i-
"
ne
ran
jor
mo
roan,
uc-
Cheese,
V2
lb.
ial
!UI1
acconnn
10
111s
hih;i-u
25c,
tJl"!""'
lialiils,
and
11
was
Hie
iiusiianu
...
.4,.4.
eamealed
I3ack
Hacon,
machine
who
first
look
sliced;
pe"
tb
45c,
cording
bet
JlobortsonV'l'ound
Cake,
per
lb.
...
...
:
,
35c
Ilolierlson's
Fruit
Cake,
light
or,
dark,
per
lb
..
37'2C
Ilallowi
Dales
in
bulk,
2
lbs.
Tor
19c
(linger
Snaps,
fresh
slock,
ptr
lb.
19c
Jlrown
Sugar,
i
lbs.
for
25o
Limit
8
lbs.
lo
each
customer:
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
Canned
Vegetables
7
tins
for
...S1.00
S
tins
each
l'cas,
(.0111
and
Tomatoes,
2
s,
and
1
tin
Ttcfu-gee
lleans.
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
Canned
Fruits
5
tins
for
$1.00
I
tin
each
I'eaches,
Apricols,
Pears,
Crabapplcs
and
Hhu-harli.
Princes
Soap
Flakes,
large
pkg.,
special
...
.
.,19o
Small
White
Means,
4.
lbs.
...25c
lit
lbs
..'.
..
S1.00
Shredded
Couoahut,
in
hulk,
2
lbs.
for
:
.
.
45c
,Fels
Naptha
Soap,
'per
carton
1
10
bars;
.
.
,
.
,
79o
Mulkin's
Hesl
Tea,
2V4
lb.
'"pkg.
.
Sli69
Malkin's
Hesl
reach
Jam,
i
"
Hi.
pails
.69o
Malkin's
I
test
Cherry
Jam,
t
lb.
pails
.
.
79c
SiinkUt
Oranges,
medium
size,
3
dozen
95o
Australian.
'(trapes,
per
lb.
...
45o
Head
LelliiceX
for
,
25o
Itadishes
aiidVreeiVfinioiis,
3,
for
NeW
l'mato.fsf1fr?t)'f)
f-,
.
1Bo
HOLIDAY
MONDAY
This
slore
will
bo
closed
all
day
Monday,
May
21.
.
J'lione
yA'ur
order
early
tltis
week.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212
up
me
axe,
a
SMALL
ELEVATFOR
FOR
YANDERHOOF
PROPOSED
VANHKMIOOF.
May
I
'J.
The
Vanderhoof
Hoard
of
Trade
i'
securing
data
lor
11.
S.
I'elleti.-:-or
Slonarch,
Aldeila,
who
is
looking
into
the
possibility
or
establishing
a
small
elevator,
al
WOLFE
MINE
IS
PREPARING
TO
BE
A
SHIPPER
Ore
Bunkers
and
Sorting
Shedr
to
be
Built
and
Bulk
Handling
Planned
The
Wolf
mine,
adjacent
to
the
town
of
Alice
Arm,
and
op-
:ei-aled
by
J.
I'ivn
and
associates,
Its
doing
developed
inlo(
u
ship
pnjg
mine
which
may'
assume
(considerable
proportions
says
I
he
Alice
Arm
Herald.
The
crosscut
tunnel
liao
been
driven
to
the
Itaiijing
wall
or
Itie
ore
vein,
a
distance
fif
155
feet
from
the
portal.
The
foo!-wall
oT
Hie
vein
was
encounter
ed
at
a
distance
or
125
feet.
The
vein
averame
two
feet
of
cross
-
cuiting
shows
that
ore
value-ixvv
pe.rsislent
through
the
online
3i
rr-cl.
The
values
are
n
native,
brittle
and
ruby
iler,
and
yellow
copper.
Drifting
has
been
commenced
mi
the
north
where
a
fault
abort
iimir
feel
wide
hem
crosscut.
IDiirting
will
be
continued.
Operations
at
tha
mine
ay
hiing
handled
in
an
extremely
etlirient
manner.
The
waste
dump
is
being
cx
tended
towards
the
railway.
'where
ore
bunkers
and
a
sort-
ing
shed
will
be
built.
II
is
plan
ned
to
mine
the
entire
width
ol
the
vein,
and
ship
the
ore
in
THREW
A
MEAN
AXE
rk-:Sn"Mn"
xhe
,K'avy
A
new
powder
magazine
ha
unarces
ner
wun
assauu
Alter.
,,,.1,,
..,,,
,,
.,.!
it
She
Had
Thrown
Woodpile
at
Him
and
Ended
With
Edned
Tools
is
made
of
lugs
and
is
stilislan
tial.
.1.
I'iva
and
his
hard
workmg
enlleajiues,
are
deserving
o
great
commendalioii
for
ILcll
pcrtfimriousness.
An
exjiminii-lion
yeslenlay
of
the
mine
showed
that
il
is
highly
probable
thai
the
Wolr
will
develop
into
a
shipper
or
considerable
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
News.
NOTICE
OF
SALE
si
Li:t
fEMlUlS
for
Mie
pur.l
of
two
Imhuii-
of
lux.
dTiaMlrl
a-
Hfi-AAli;
an
l
AAlia.
i
.nuiiiliia
t
olfo
Ul
rak'
l;.i7
reel
of
lo
Mil
frotn
Tlmlier
Sale
Xiogn
and
now
mt
keioaiH.
Hirer,
Oardijrr
inal,
HI
tie
r.'
reived
by
IMtlnrt
lorrntrr
at
I'liinr
liu
leii
up
P
win
or
i
line
llih,
t
a
Til
ilpl
IMiir.
ttttM'ti
1
tin-
lnkrt
lender
ari-eplable,
i
(ll.iu
per
IhnuraiMl
board
reel,
ramp
run.
Tender
ninst
be
ariimipanled
by
rab.
'irllflPtl
i-iesiie
or
pot(
Itmuev
order
payable
to
ll.
r.
lores)
iiramh,
oitrrim
I
In-
total
prlrc
bid.
on
bails
or
I'Sil
seale
almve
menthriieil
lilikft-t
mill
1m
t
made
to
Hie
siirreosmi
tenderer
on
basis
'
i
1.:.
ii
.
or
a
i-lirk
seale
lo
lie
nude
tr,ir
HaIiv
tcr
in
'bulk
3
lbs.
for
..
S1.25lroium-
IO
l"
anii-aiions.
r
,nMn.f
,.,
t(Ml
in
ui....
i,
..i..-;..
i
i
.
ii.
Mrs.
Shewehllk
dellieil
all
till
"f
luoliej.
tendereil
ill
tte
na.l,
ai:...rd
riiii
si
oniaiig
""icsc,
ici
n.
Inrly.
T.h-
hllM
-i
of
an
ti
tidi-r
(t
29C;'U
I
U'111
null
flic
iiuffirtiiu
this
point.
A
'iies(!otiriairo
hns
been
si-lit
out
lo
all.fariiiers
willi
a
view
lo
finding
out
how
much
grain
they
expect
lo
grow
and
what
ate
the
possibilities
of
expansion.
The
establishment
c
f
the
elevator
would
insure
a
cash
market
in
Vaiulerhodf.
FISH
ARRIVALS"
Four
Canadian.
boat
were
Hie
only
arrivals
with
halibut
today
and
the
prices
'
ranged
from
13.80
tit
Il.:i0
ror-
first
class
nml
7
and
7.50
for
seconds.
TUc
arrivals
were:
,.
,Nuba
2,000
to
Alifin
Fisheries.'
I.
&
rJfX?tnn
Fffihcr-
Aiken
linoo
to
Cold
Storage.
W.T.,
13,000
tto
I'acifii!
Fisheries.
"SENATTAUTHORizEs"
'
NEW
DOCK
FOR
JUNEAU
.WASHINGTON,
May
1U.-
The
Nepali!.'
pasecd
'ii.IIoiiso
Joint
resolution'
authorizing
llio
enn-
struclion
of
a
fJovernincnl
dock
and
wharf
at
Juneau
costing
2
2,000.
At
the
uieellpS
of
the
city
council
last
uigtil
several
local
improvement
bylaws
were
recon
shlered
and
finally
passed
and
the
garbage
colli5lliiii
bylaw
was
also
family
disposed
of.
nereftnarltf
arcepled.
or
on-iner
paiiniiiars
api"
to
Kori-ti-r,
I'rlnre
llupe'l,
il
1
'Imaginary"
Rhcumathm
Caused
by
Illfitting
Shoe
MANY,
many
time
physicians
have
diagnosed
what
appears
to
be
rheumatism,
as
really
being
pains
arising
from
the
effects
of
Fallen
Arches.
When
the
foot
arches
begin
to
break
down,
the
pain
Is
often
ascribed
to
a
sprain
or
rheumatism.
Tain
occurs
along
the
Inside
of
the
foot,
in
the
heel,
also
the
calf
of
the
leg,
and
Is
often
located
in
the
knee
or
hip
joints.
This
condition
brings
on
general
muscular
weakness
the
ligaments
are
strained,
Interfering
with
proper
nourishment
of
the
foot.
The
circulation
becomes
poor
attendant
eymptoms
appear
numbness,
cold,
and.
at
times,
undue
perspiration.
To
prevent
and
cure
this
condition
the
foot
must
be
given
support,
combined
with
the
utmost
freedom
of
movement.
Arch
Defender
Shoes
give
support
to
tho
scaphoid
bono
where
needed,
while
allowing
full
flexibility
and
freedom
to
the
muscular
structure
of
the
foot.
If
you
value
your
health
Join
the
thousands
who
havo
anlshed
foot
trouble.
Get
a
pair
touay.
HINDER
SHOE
Mad.
in
Canada
by
j(
The
Defender
Shoe
Company,
Glt,0nt.
sold
nr
Jabour
Bros.
i
Wednesday,
May
19,
,9jJ
HEILBRONER'S
::
DIAMOND
ENGAGEMENT
RINGS
Aro
recognised
for
quality,
atylo
and
prlco
all
over
North
and
throughout
Canada
you
cannot
beat
our
vat.
So
strongly
has
this
become
known
that
our
buslneai
m
growing
Provlnce-wldo
by
loaps
and
bounds.
See
V
wonderful
assortment
of
the
latest
settings.
Ur
Scientific
Optical
Work
Ours
Is
the
best
and
most
modern
equipped
Onil
Parlor
In
the
North.
Our
specialist
has
hnd
twenty...!
years'
expcrlonco
In
fltttiifl
and
lolling
eyes.
Our
Drlt.fl
aro
nlways
reasonable
and
our
work
dependable.
VV,
j
"
vile
consultation.
Max
Heilbroner
627-520
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
0
p.m.
Lewis
Stone
"QLD
LOVES
AND
NEW"
A
spectaeiil.ir
pholo-plav
based
mi
K.
M
ti
.
,
Jiraled
novel,
"The
lleert
Uler."
The
.!.:.
.
who
lot
u
wile
lieeaii'C
lie
knew
only
the
l.i
..
t,
nml
the
IiiiihimI
who
found
it
wife
Iiec;iiie
In
,
Jaw
of
men.
Delightful
sellings
and
rrnei
i
,
.,
,
of
ileerl
detiniilrnle
Iheir
twill
ill
till
pi
I
n.
iiilnnliiee
"Jenny."
Ibe
wonder
eleplmnl,
i"
s
the
finest
snuvv-vvhite
Arahiaii
lnire
in
rapt
s
ust:
Lewis
Stone,
Barbara
Bedford,
Tully
Marthsll,
Wtb
ter
Pldgeon,
Arthur
Rankin,
Katherlne
MoDonald,
Asa
Rork
ami
hIIht-.
COMEDY
"COLD
TURKEY."
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLfl
Admission
35c
and
10c
Don't
Wash-
Telephone
the
Canadian
Laundry
You
jn
-1
phone
u
!
rail
for
our
Inui
valiiiig
is
off
oiir
iininl
for
the
rtl
of
the
v
instance,
iimiik
our
SOFT
FINISH
SERVICE
n
thing
relnrueil
iiiiiii.M
iilali'lv
wu-luil,
(Innl
u
FLAT
WORK
IRONED!!
Ami
the
us
is
-'
Ihut
)fiu
will
wonder
wiiv
have
not
r
ill-
OTHER
SERVICES
THRIF-T,
the
wearing
apparel
ii
henl
?
t
-
r
Hie
FLAT
WORK
IRONED
and
WET
WASH.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
P11"1
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Cto.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING-
Our
plnnl
is
eipiippcd
lo
handle
nil
kinds
o'
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONE8
43
and
3Sf
Everything
.for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
j,uv,.
if,e
,l0i
t0mp1elo
slmk
of
l't,,f
j
(limeiiNiuns
hiplup,
nr
riith.
fluoriiie"
v
JU1"
vcii.ecrs,
elc,
in
Norllicrn
II.C
Wo
can
supply
everythlnfj
In
a
building
from
lb
foun'
uauon
to
the
last
pleco
of
finish.
Ilefore
Inlying
-inspect
our
slock,
ll
will
pay
yiu-
Our
prices
mc
right.
(
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
110
and
117