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PAGE
SIX
Morocain
Ladies
Dress
i
Lengths
$4,25
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS.
Jabouf
Bros,,
Ltd.
Corner
3rd
and
7th.
Phone
645.
PICKLE
Combination
Sales
1
hot.
Libby
Sweet
Mixed
Pickles,
20
oz.
1
hot.
Libby
W
Mixed
Pickles,
11
oz.
I
Lot.
Libby
Pickled
Onions,
11
oz.
Regular
price,
$1.15.
Sale
Price
$1.15
1
liot.
Heinz
Sweel
Mixed
Pickles,
litj
6z.
1
liol.
Heinz
Sour
Mixed
Pickles.
J
nz.
f
hoi.
Heinz
tvveel
Mustard
Pickles.
10
oz.
Regular
Price.
$1.13
Sale
Price
$1.15
I
hot.
Heinz
Indian
Relish,
1
2
Mi
oz.
1
ltol.
Heinz
Chili
Same,
12
,
oz.
1
hot
.Heinz
Chow
Chow,
12
'
oz.
Hegular
Price,
$1.15
Sale
Price
.
.
.
.
$1.10
1
ill.
Happy
Vale
Sweet
Pickles.
1
hot.
Libby
Ketchup.
Regular
Price,
$1.15
Sale
Price
95c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
Prescriptions
A
few
reasons
why
our
jircscriiilion
department
is
increasing:
AVe
use
only
fresh
chemically
pure
ilrings.
No
Substitution
Prompt
Service
Moderate
Price.
F.very
prescript
ion
is
dispensed
by
a
fully
qualified
dispenser.
Let
us
be
your
prescrip-liouisl.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
.
1
i
-
Another
arrival
of
adies'
Coats
m
the.
latest
Spring
models.
Special
this
Week:
20
Discount
on
Ladles'
Dresses
Holeproof
Stockings
from
$
1.00
to
$1.75
Mrs.
W.
I.
Third
AVenue
'
P.O.
Rox
-
089
Phone
Green
389
I
r
JAIL
FOR
LIFE
MANSLAUGHTER
EDMONTON
CASE
Archie
Killips
and
Nick
Hawry-luk,
17
Years
of
Age,
Plead
Guilty
to
Killing
FOMON'l'ON,
April
VS.
Archie
killips'
niiit
sNick
llawryluk,
17
year
old
youths,
who
pleaded'
guilty
yesterday
to
u
charge-
of
manslaughter
in
connection
with
the
death
of
Jacob
Miller,
an
aiged
storekeeper,
on
January
1,
were
sentenced
to.
life
Imprisonment
this
morning
by
Mr.
Justice
V.alsh.
During
the,
trial
affidavits
were
introduced
in
which
it
was
alleged
that
John
F.
Anderson,
police
informer,
had
instigated
the
crime
and
bad
even
taken
(be
hoy
down
to
Hie
store.
'
Mr.
Justice
AVlsh
staled
that
investigation
had
led
him
to
believe
there
was
no
ground
for
the
charge".
Boys
Confessed
The
confession
of
the
lads
as
(old
by
detectives
at
the
trial
showed
that
after
supper
on
the
night
of
January
1
Killips
had
put
hot
It
rifles
in
(he
hack
of
the
borrowed
auto
and
picked
up
llawryluk
near
his
home.
Killips
gave
llawryluk
half
n
box
of
Good
Spuds
Are
Hard
to
Get
We
have
been
successful
in
se--uriug
80
sacks
of
the
finest
we
ever
saw.
Clean,
while,
and
goou
cookers.
'
Until
sold
out
they
will
he
$3.50
Our
'Joe
Bargains
arc
belter
than
ever
2
lb.
Rest
Creamery
liulter
95c
2
doz.
Local
Fresh
.F.ggs,
large
.,,
:.
...
9bt
2
lb.
Rest
Sliced
Racon
....
95c
3
lb.
Ontario
Cheese
..
....
95c
3
lb.
California
Table
Figs
and
1
ring
(Sruycrc
Swiss
Cheese
95c
6
Peas,
Corn
or
Tomatoes,
2
Vj's
..
....
'.
..
95c
4
tins
Readies,
Pears,
Apricot.
Vlums
or
Crushed
Pineapple
95c
6
jfijis
Singapore
'Pineapple,
95o
5
lb.
tin
Peanut
Rulter
95c
3
doz.
Sunkisl
Oranges
....
95c
5
tins
Libby'
x
Asparagus
Tips
95c
7
tins
Cainobell's
Tomato
Soun
95c
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
&
Reatis..
95c
3
bottles
Heinz
Catsup
....
95c
4
cartons
.Sunlight
Soap
.
.
95c
19
rolls
Toilet
Paper
.
.
.
.
95c
12
pkgs.
Jelly
powders
....
95c
4
lb.
Swedisti
Health
Rread.
.
95c
5
Hi
(iranulated
Sugar,
and
1
tin
Orange
Marmalade
or
Plum
Jam
95c
7
lias
King
Oscar
Sardine
95c
F.inprcss
Strawberry
Jam,
4
lb.
tin
95c
Malkin's
Rest
pure
Plum
Jam
55c
i'2
lb.
Tudor
or
flreat
West
Tea
..
95c
3
lb.
MeCormiek's
Sweet
RiscuiU
95c
3
combs
Pure
Honey
.
.
.
.
95c
4
tins
Lohsler
or
Shrimp
.
.
95o
12
Palmolive
Soap
95c
4
pkgs.
Princess
Flakes
...
.
95c
9
pkgs.
Canada
Corn
Slarrh
95c
2
lbs.
Malkin's
Itest
Coffee
$1.25
About
the
fits
I
of
May
we
will
have
our
Annual
Rirthday
Party.
Watch
for
announcement.
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
t.
Alt
age.
Ware
lioudini,
oxl
'listribulmg
Team
or
Motor
frWvbje
Ohai
Sand'
and
Grav-i
W
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Fur-tltura
IGovlnp.
Fur
Coats
&
'
Jacquettes
An
Cxqulsite
Stuck
or
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C."FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
April
13.
o
n
If
the
winter
has
left
you
run
down
BOVRIL
Will
build
ijou
up
and
strengthen
uou
shells
and
after
driving
around
stopped
ouilde
MllueYs
aloro
and
lefl
tin-
engine
running,
llawryluk
took
one
gun
bui
Killips
left
the
oilier
in
the
car
because
il
would
nol
shoot.
Killips
igrabbed
Hie
cigar
box
.with
the
change.
Miluer
rushed
al
him,
and
while
Killiiis
was
running
out
'by
the
door
he
heard
a
shot,
llawryluk
followed
him
to
the
car
and
I
hey
drove
north
on
115th
street
and
east
to
"J3rd
dreet.
llawryluk
threw
out
both
rifles
and
the
cigar
box
aflci
emptying
the
contents
into
his
jocket.
Some
of
the
money
fell
n
the
floor
of
the
auto
and
lliis,
about
$1.00,
Killips
picked
up
ifler
llawryluk
had
got
out
of
he
car
when
they
decided
lo
separate.
,
Changed
Plan
llofh
lads
had
been
in
the
-litre
once
before,
according
to
he
confession
and
had
seen
tho
aged
Hebrew
put
money
into
the
cigar
box.
They
thought
they
might
cluli
him
on
his
way
home
but
had
changed
this
to
a
plan
of
holding
him
up
with
rifles.
At
:he
police
station.
Detective
Sutherland
slated.
Killios
had
been
shown
the
lun
rides
and
admitted
they
were
his
properly.
CONCLUDING
ADDRESS
OF
TURNER
SERIES
GIVEN
CORNER
CLUB
A
large
gathering
convened
al
ilie
regular
meeting
last
Miigh.
it
the
Raplist
Church
parlor
un
dcr
the
auspices
of
(lie
Corner
.did),
the
speaker
of
the
evening
iieing
llev.
K.
O.
Turner
who
de
livered
I
lie
concluding
led
lire
of
a
series
on
"The
Challenge
ol
Today."
The
subject
of
the
even-
ig
whs
"The
Challenge
of
the
Trend
or
Civilization",
and
Hip
speaker
presented
the
mallei
in
such
a
masterful
way
that
evoked
the
approbation
of
all.
The
President
ol
the
club
voic
ed
the
appreciation
and
gratitiuL
of
the
members
to
the
lecturer
for
the
series
so
full
Of
educa
tional
value,
stimulalinu
to
though!
and
presented
with
ouch
uspiring
eloquence.
during
On-
evening
the
girls
of
lie
Sunbeam
Club
rendered
elioruses
whieli
were
much
appreciated.
Hefreshinenls
were
servnl
at
the
rloe
by
the
com
millee
in
etiarge.
r
Perfection
in
ourWhisly
is
Due
to
94
Years
Experience
SoODERHAMMfe
itcCANAD,AN
w
PPRYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
I
i
Tlii
advertisement
is
nol
I
published
or
displayed
by
the
i
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
iovernment
of
Rritifdi
Columbia;
-
.
WHALERS
ARE
OVERHAULING
VIII
Leave
Victoria
For
Queon
Charlotte
Islands
on
May
10
This
Year
VICTOHIA.
April
1:',
In
preparation
for
their
coming
sea-ou
the
nix
whajers
of
the
Con-tolidalcd
Corporation
will
he
overhauled
by
the
Victoria
Machinery
HepoL
Two
small
vessels,
Grant
mid
While,
were
haul-ed
out
on
the
V.M.U.
slip
to
bo
surveyed
Ibefore
the
repairs
commence.
lit
view
of
the
raet
that
a
mild
winter
ha
been
exiM-Hcncei
on
this
coast
the
whalers
will
coin-lie
nee
their
season
work
earlier
this
yearv
They
will
leavo
or
the
Hoe
and
Naden
Harbor
stations
un
May
10.
The-
whaling
corpm-alion
will
only
operate
two
Nations
Ihi
ear,
as
Ihcyjlisposcd
of
thoir
bird
plant
uKyupiol
lo
a
fish-ng
roi-poraliiinlu
be
used
for
fish
reduction
.iyjrjjo.se.
along
with
he
two
Whalers.
Orion
and
St.
Lawrence.
Last
year
Rose
Harbor
led
in
he
jtrealesl
number
of
catches
ovpr
the
other
two
stations
nnd
the
skipper
nnd
crew
of
the
whalers
are
looking
forward
lo
a
busy
season.
;i
-i
The
whaling
tender
Gray
has
.-it
ready
made
one
trip
lo
the
stations
with
supplies,
ami
she
left
again
on
Goott
Friday
with
a
car-
po
of
lumber
In
!
ued
in
rc-
oairing
Hie
fation.
FLOATING
HOSPITAL
FOR
THE
YUKON
RIVER
Will
Cater
to
Needs
of
Natives
and
While
Peoplo
Resident
In
that
Part
of
Alaska
SKATTLK,
April
13.
(iovernor
Oeorge
A.
Parks
of
Alaska,
announces
here
that
a
floating
hos
pital
lo
carry
a
physician
and
two
nurses
will
be
put
in
service
Ibis
year
along
1,000
navigable
mile
of
Die
Yukon
river
in
the
interior
of
Alaska
and
serve
5,0011
Uolaled
natives
and
whiles.
"Throughout
the
district
drained
hy
the
Yukon
iind
its
tributaries
Parks
sant,
"we
have
only
two
doctors
and
three
nurses.
i
When
new
of
an
epidemic
of
any
kind
re.n-he.
u
it
takes
day
und
someliun-A
weeks
lo
gl
medical
assistance
in
Hie
slriek
en
area.
Must
of
the
natives
live
aiding
the
river
dial
a
hospi
tal
boat
will
be
able
to
rvach
practically
all,
of
llicin.
"Not
long
jago
a
numher
of
natives,
too
(o
501)
miles
rrom
Fort
Yukon,
;died
from
eating
spoiled
carilHiu
meat.
Our
travel
ing
hospital
will
prevent
such
disasters."
Advertise
in
the
Jiiiily
Xcw.
CANCELLATION
Of
RESERVE.
.MlTK.fi
IS
IIKIIKIIY
(ilVK.X
Hull
111-
llrxcrve
exlttlinr
nvrr
eilicl
Tlmlier
i.ncnrc
.mi.
..Bin,
iiiuawn
nil
rill
liuii'j,
iiiik
4,
man
Ulslilrl,
m
raiirrnrii.
.
0.
.
NADKM,
DJiiuljr
MluiKier
ol
Land.
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT."
Prinea
Ruptrt
EUcloral
Dlttrltl.
Mackanila
Eltctoral
Dlilrlet.
MITICI-:
U
IwiHiiy
irlveii
I
Inn
I
on
Mmiday.
I
ho
I7HI
il.iy
of
Mi.
IWft,
at
n
injur
in
iu
uri'MK
in
1110
lorrniMiii,
ai
tli
lUiini
ll'iUM'
I'rliwv
liuix
rt.
Iiuld
a
nllUiiK
of
Urn
CimiiT
of
llfvhlon
fur
llii
lniriciM'
at
iTVlnlnif
tlw
Hot
jir
viilera
fur
the
mild
clii
loml
(llilcl.
and
tt
licjrliiat
and
delprmliiiiir
iany
and
all
idijM-liin
In
tin)
rrlHillfili
or
iV
nniiif
un
III
Mid
lint,
or
Id
II
if
i-PifMrallun
a
a
vli'
of
any
atlranl
tut
ieir!lratl''M;
ami
fr
Hie
oiIiit
iiiiMKiH-ittorlli.lii
ilie
"l'ri-Hii'-ial
Klci'llon
Ml"
naifd
al
itiii-i,
hiiix-ri,
(i.e.,
ttila
lli
day
r
April,
t.
.
;
iOHMAN
A.
WATT,'
liKlirar
of
,Viiifr'.
rr
tli"
rrliu
Illicit
aud
Matktuile
Llvcloral
Dlttrlctl.
PROGRAM
FOR
SHRINE
VISIT
Details
In
Connection
with
Big
Event
Hero
Next
Month
Are
Announced
by
Committee
The
ltilrli-o
ltujert
Sluincrs
'oniinitlee
Is
perfecting
ar-ningenrenls
for
the
program
to
Mie
carried
out
in
the
city
on
(he
occasion
of
the
isil
here
ucv
!
mouth
of
nobles.
oT
'lieh
Temple
(;ind
candid.
lies
and
two
folder"
have
been
Wsued
outlining
lh
proceedings
for
the
occasion.
The
C.N.II.
steamer
Prion)
llu
pert,
bringing
tho
big
parly
from
'lie
south,
will
arrive
here
al
It
o'clock
on
the
morning
of
Thorn
day,
May
13,
and
a
husiuc
esiou
in
Hie
Masonic
Tcmph
will
immediately
follow.
Tlier-will
then
he
a
luncheon
in
tli
Klks'
Home
at
vvliiuh
the
visn
iitig
Shriners
will
be
tho
gtiev
of
the
local
Shriners
and
thec
will
he
unolher
kcssioii
in
I
bo
eslluditie
Theatre
at
CI
ocIoch
in
the
afternoon.
A
hamiuel
wil
lake
place
al
ft
o
clock
in
th
Flks'
Home
for
Shriners
an.
candidate
and
there
will
h
another
sesiitn
in
Hie
Kxhihilioi.
Hall
at
8
o'rlWk
in
the
evenln.
Iiuring
the
day,
ladies
of
the
e
eursion
will
he
entertained
h
local
Shriner'
wive.
Second
Day
The
arrangements
for
Ih
seci.nd
day
have
pot
been
completed
yrl
Jiut
the
priigraiii
foi
that
day
will
include
a
puhli.
roncerl
hy
Unrli
IMiipIe
Rand
and
the
big
Shrine
hall
in
Hie
Fxhihilinn
Hall
that
evening.
The
lirurowU
of
the
hall
will
go
to
he
benefit
of
the
local
ohspilui
and
Hie
Shriners'
Cripple.'
Children's
lhuiitnl
in
Porllainl
Alter
the
ball
is
over,
I
he
I
steamer
Prince'
Ituperl
will
sai.
early
Saturday
morning
on
her
return
south
wil
It
the
parly.
ASSAULT
CASE
COURT
TODAY
Local
Younn
Men
Ramanded
Un
til
Tomorrow
With
Call
Ralsod
In
a
('!.
ii
!
the
clly'poi:ce
oirn
herore
Magistrnle
McClv-
ui'int
which
was
In
progjros
Inini
Id
o'clock
this
morning
uu-
tii
I
o'clock
lhii
afleriiiMin,
evl-
denre
for
the
crowti
was
present
ed
in
the
ease
of
Murdoeti
Mae.
ketizie,
Lawrence
Capstiek
nnd
harrow
Oasey,
who
arc
charged
with
utlemiiteil
rape
on
com
plaint
of
Hoi
cure
Morrison,
an
IH
year
old
girl.
The
cnc
was
then
adjourned
until
10
o'clock
tomorrow
morning
mid
bail
was
set
at
$1,000
eaeln
'lite
charge
is
an
Indictable
one
with
City
Solicilor
H.
F.
Jones
aiiiieariug
for
Hie
crown
ami
Milton
liou-
zales
for
Uie
defence.
I
lie
slorv
ol
llio
ineiiletii
in
McClyinonl
Park
about
i',30
lasi
Tuesday,
night
was
unfolded
lo
Hie
court
by
the
girl
who
was
nervous
and
inclined
(o
break
down.
She
went
to
the
Hark
will!
other
friend'
and
the
as
sn
nil
is
alleged
lo
have
occurred
after
they
departed.
The
girl
associated
Mackenzie
and
Cap
'
slick
directly
with
the
atfsalllt
hut
was
not
sure
about
Casey'
participation.
Oilier
w
itnesses
for
the
.crown
were
Or.
11.
K.
Treniayne,
Oav
lludeiiia,
Tom
Howe,
Oeorgc
Sbenlon
and
Sgt.
MrOliuchy.
Tin
case
was
heatd
in
camera.
EDMONTON
TAXES
INDICATE
GREATLY
IMPROVED
CONDITION
FDMONTON,
April
la.
An
increase
of
neadly
Till
per
cent
in
the
city
lak
collections
for
(Ik
first
three
mouth
of
the
year,
compared
Willi
Hie
first
ipiarler
01
iiz.,
is
reporieii
ny
uoinmi-siouer
O.
Milchell.
The
total
receipts
amounted
to
ifi'i'i,i)U
oi
an
Increase
of
$72,(511
on
last
year
comparative
fiiguru
foi
the
same
period.
The
payment
of
arrears
lolal-
led
iru,K2
as
auulnsl
l;i0,22l
i
year
aito
while
liniil
sale
produced
$i'.,,7(!-
or
nearly
tMO.OOO
more
than
by
the
end
of
March,
ll2!.
The
current
taxe
for
the
iiuarler
also
miule
;
a
inalcrlal
gain,
totalling
$111,158
compared
with
:i82
last
year."
'The.
total
paymelils
for
Macli
aggregated
Dinner
Sets
High-class
China
Dinncrwaro
nt
a
price
that
will
eurprlso
you!
Beautiful
designs.
Shop
early!
They
won't
last
long
at
tho
prlco
offered.
PTICAL
DEPARTMENT
Our
many
satisfied
local
customers
Is
our
guarantee
that
our
Optician,
who
has
had
over
twenty-seven
yeirt'
experience,
can
givo
you
satisfaction.
A
visit
to
our
modern
Optical
Parlor
will
convince
you.
Consultation
froo.
jj
Max
Heilbroner
C27-529
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
0
p.m.
BEBE
DANIELS
"Wild,
Wild
Susan"
A
fa.
giogerv,
high
ge.ired
miedy.
Tin-Ihoii-und
hore-Miw'er
girl
in
n
one
ctmdle
-i
un
.
Ilehe
the
fem.de
of
th'
peil-lie.
Ili
hc.
and
fiiiiiiiet
wildlhiwer
m
I
hem
.ill.
Tin
lilii
darling
uuim
have
her
thrill-
and
when
-he
hi
..
look
out'
Mhi
the
kind
il
girl
who
pol
li
reckless,
tkmie
und
ee
Iut
hoi
-mr
prrpaii
d
fun
and
ecileiniit.
Mining
rii-
Bcbe
Daniels,
Rod
La
Roque,
Henry
Otephensor,
Ivan
Simpson,
Joseph
Smiley,
Mildred
Ryan
und
oih
COMEDY-
"BABY
BLUE8."
PATHE
REVIEW
Admission
35c
and
10c
SHIRT
Yimi
.ice
guiiig
li
like
h
-c
ni'w
shirl
you
it!
-
(In-
hnghl
roliiruig-
m
T
.ftctnte.
(itt
III
bridge
.mi
novclly
stripe.
A
large
selection
to
choose
from.
Priced
from
$1.95
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
l(J5.t;t
while
;o.7;r,
wa
tak-
e
ii.
in
the
ame
tuonlh
nl
lUJi
.
i
"SAVE
THE
FORESF
WEEK
ARRANGEMENTS
tllof
llan-on
or
ihi
city
Un-
heon
appointed
i'e,i'e-eii,ili.
for'
1'orlheru
anil
central
Rriii-hi
I'oliiiubia
to
(In
committee
for
"Save
the
Frt
Week"
fniin!
.Npril-
18
lo
?l
inclusive.
lion.1
T.
0.
Pattullo
is
rhairiiiau
id
the1
ronimillee
and
O,
It.
Nadei-.
ice-chairman.
Mr.
Hanson
and
P.
S.
Runtiey,'
dislriel
forester,
had
a
confer-1
ence
yesterday
afternoon
lo
lay
plan
fur
tin-
campaign
in
the
city
ami
district
next
week.
,
She
Could
Hardly
Do
Her
Housework
Nerves
Were
So
Bad
Mr.
I.
Jf,
Tarka,
Conaeron,
Out.,
writtfai
"I
had
heart
Mil
nerve
trouble,
un
tx'came
o
ahurt
of
breath
I
cowhl
hardly
do
my
daily
housework,
ami
wan
ao
ncrvoui
I
could
not
think
of
ataylng
alone,
aa
every
little
aouod
I
heard-felt
lik
a
ihoek
to
mo.
I
Saw
rpeommcnilfd,
ao
I
triod
a
box,
and
after
taking
tho
arfoni
one
I
am
now
feeling
like
a.
different
woman.'
'
Thla
preparation
ban
been
on
tho
market
for
(ha
pt
32
yeara
and
haa
achieved
a
wonderful
reputation
for
the
relief
of
all
heart
and
nervo
trouble.
Put
un
only
by
The
T.
Mllbura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat
Third
Avenue
in
EHfEHTlHEHl
1
inler
Hi
-
;iu-t.i.
i
Rotary
Club
in
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOYS'
BAND
a
Hie
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tuesday,
April
13
at
S
p.m.
Ticket
for
rcHirvcil
v
will
Ihi
ejtrhanged
nl
Onu
Drug
Store.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
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Phones
C87,
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Green
238,
Black
735.
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