PAGE
SIX
Corsettes
0349
I
r
CUKStlTC-
,
Special
value.
Just
arrived.
All
sizes.
$L25
H.
S
Wallace
Co.
Ld.
Phone
9.
Third
Ave.
and
Fulton.
Just
Arrived
.V
fresh
shipment
of
Romanies
Assorted
Chocolates,
Boxes
$1.00
to
$4.00
Hulk
Creams.
Orange,
Van-Hie,
Lemon,
(linger
Snowballs
Peppermint,
etc.,
per
lb.
...
75c
Uracils
in
cream,
per
lb.
.....
$1.25
Hurul
Almonds-
per
lb.
$1.00
Jlocbon's
Famous
Almond
Crisp,
per
lb
$1.00
RupertPharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
New
Arrivals
of
the
latest
models
of
Ladies'
Hats
and
Coats
jdsl
in.
Spun
Silk,
per
yard
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes,
all
colors,
per
yard
25c
Mrs.
Wff
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Ilox
-
-
J89
Phone
Green
389
Real
Bargains
The
values
offered
m
our
combination
Kndials
are
the
best.
COMBINATION
SALES
No.
11
tin
'Apricots,
i's.
1
tin
Peacjice,
1
tin
Pineapple,
...
3
for
85c
No.
21
(in
Haspberrics,
1
tin
Cherries,
1
tin
plums
3
for
85o
No.
3
1
tin
'Loganberries,
1
tin
Del,
Monte
Prunes.
1
till
Strawberries
3
for
95o
No.
41,
tin
Fruit
Salad,
1
lin
Pearlies.
2Vs,
1
tin
Pineapples,
SVj'b
v....
3
for
$1.15
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Eiiick
Phone
B5
,
DENTIST
PILES
SHIPPED
FOR
WORK
HERE;
iJteconlstructlon
of
Government
Wharf
and
Building
of
Biological
Station
to
Start
Soon
Creosoted
piles
lo
be
used
in
connection
with
the
rcconslruiv
lion
of
the
west
end
of
the
gov
ernment
wharf
have
been
shin-l
ped
from
Vancouver
and
shouMj
arrive
lie
re
wilbin
the
next
win.
or
so.
All
oilier
materia!
heinfr
already
on
hand,
everything
is
ii.
readiness
for
work
on
the
wbart
reconstruction
and
l
lie
biological
station
to
commence
as
soon
as
I
he
piles
arrive.
John
Curri"
has
the
.contract
for
the
wharf
reconstruction
and
Mitchell
&
Currio
for
the
biological
station;
building
ALBERTA
IS
ASKING
PROTECTON
FOR
GAME
Danger
of
Killing
Out
Elk
and
Ruffed
Grouse
In
Prairie
Province
KDMONTOX.
March
:'t.
More
and
better
waine
m
oled
ion
in
Mherta
was
asked
for
by
a
de-
Cost
Price
K
Set
Aside
For
One
Week
We
are
cleaning
up
on
a
few
lines
and
to
move
them
nuickly
offer
the
following
exceptional
values:
lb.
California
Prunes,
medium
size
...
.
,
i
55c
5
ill.
California
Table
Figs
.i
55c
lb.
Malkin's
llesl
Pure
Plum
Jam
55c
lb.
MeCormick's
Sweet
llis-cuils
55c
3
tins
Malkin's
Hest
Peaches
55c
3
t
Malkin's
llesl
Apricots
55c
35c
iikgs.
Hobin
Hood
Polled
Oats
55c
7
bars'
Palmolive
Soap
....
55c
2
tins
IMmoiilc
Spinach,
:."
55c
3
lius
Singapore
Pineapple.
sliced
55c
2
lins
Malkin's
llesl
Pineapple,
sliced
55c
4
tins
Heinz
Pork
&
1
leans
.
.
55c
7
liters.
Jelly
Powders
.
-
.
.
55c
7
fins
kippered
Herring
....
55c
of
4
pkgs.
Cleaned
Currants
..
55c
be
11
Molls
Toilet
Paper
55c
2
Cations
Sunlight
Soap
....
55c
(real
West,
Tudor,
or
our
own
bulk
Tea,
lb
55c
Ontario
Pure
Honey.
2
',4
lb.
tin
,.
55c
hollies
Slerling
Calstip
...
55c
2
tins
Libby's
Asnarasrus
Tins
55c
Fresh
Fruit
nod
fircen
Vegetables,
first
quality.
We
Sell
for
Less
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574.
PRICE
(ST
Dry
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Men-
Suits,
cleaned
and
pressed
2.00
Men's
Suits,
sponged
and
pressed
jsl.oo
Men's
Pants,
cleaned
and
pressed
$l.oo
Men's
Pauls,
sponged
and
pressed
r,oc
Men's
Overeoals,
cleaned
and
pressed,
from..
2.00
Men's
Overcoats,
sponged
and
pressed
......
81.00'
Ladles'
List
Ladies'
Suits,
dark
colors
.
...
?2.00
Ladies'
Suits,
light
color
2.50
Ladies'
Skirls,
dark
colors
151.00
Ladies'
Skirts,
light
color
-
151.25
Ladles'
Skirts,
pleated
and
cleaned
$1
.70
Ladles'
Skirls,
pressed
only
81.00
Ladies
Skirls,
plealed
HI.
00
Hoffman
Vacuum
Pressed
Is
Best
&
DRY
CLEANERS
Phone
8
She
Was
Trouble!
With
Chronic
Constipation
Once
your
bowfh
become
comtl-
-
pated
you
are
in
for
a
lot
of
trouble,
u
constipation
ii
one
of
the
mot
prolific
lourcea
of
dineaae
that
the
human
race
ia
addicted
to,
therefor
a
free
motion
of
the
bowel
every
day
ahould
bo
the
aim
of
everyone
who
aapirea
to
perfect
health.
Mra.
O.
W
Lawrence,
Cloverdale
Eaut,
N.B.,
write:
"I
waa
troubled
with
chronic
constipation,
and
became
o
bad
I
was
almost
afraid
to
eat
anything.
One
day
1
aaw
your
advertisement
of
Milb
urn's
to
I
pot
three
rials,
and
after
tsVlnr
them
I
have
never
been
troubled
sioco
with
constipation."
Tut
up
only
b
The
T.
Millurm
Cc
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
potation
from
the
Northern
Al-uerta
Oamo.
and
Protective
League
tiiat
came
before
the
agricultural
committee,
of
'
the
oousc.
Present
measures
and
methods
01
protection
aro
inadequate,
claimed
Dr.
It.
A.
Itooiiry,
who
was
spokesman
for
the
party,
and
inasmuch
as
the
wild
igame
all
over
Canada
is
a
great
national
u,-nt
il
should
be
given
more
and
beller
care.
Ceorge
Mills,
Liberal
member
for
Athabaska,
took
exception
lo
the
iniplic;Uion
that
Alberta's
a
i
lie
protection
is
poor,
lie
said
lie
bad
found
the
laws
very
good
and
very
well
enforced,
and
he
tlso
objected
lo
putting
the
blame
for
over-hunting
on
the
Indians,
for
his
uwn
experience
had
been
thai
white
men
are
(he
.voist
offenders.
lion.
Oeorge
Hundley
declared
bat
strict
game
protection
ami
enforcement
is
a
gigaiilic
proposition
and
that
in
spile
of
all
lie
efforts
thai
ran
be
made
a
great
deal
of
game
destruction
will
take
place,
because
of
I
he
large
area
lo
cover.
Some
Species
In
Danger
Particular
mention
was
made
by
Dr.
Ilooney
of
Hie
danger
of!
killing
oul
elk
and
some
of
the
birds,
such
as
ruffed
grouse.
tttj
ibis
province.
Immediate
steps!
should
be
taken,
be
thought,
to
save
the
remnant
of
elk
in
I
lie'
ilrazeati
country,
and
in
(he
easel
of
the
ruffed
grouse,
which
are
now
In
a
serious
condition
ibiout'li
both
excessive
shooting
and
disease,
he
recommended
a
lose
season
(his
year.
11
was
I
he
feeling
of
Hie
Pro-cetive
League
that
25
per
cenl
all
game
licenses
fees
should
set
aside
for
game
protection
arid
propagation1
and
dial
for
tbe
enforcement
of
the
flame
Act
there
should
be
permanent
sal
aried
uruardian.
with
also
an
increase
in
the
fine
for
minor
hi-
rriiiigemenls
lo
850.
Bears
are
Prized
Dr.
Ilooney
lold
the
committee
hat
as
a
mailer
of
courtesy
ex
change
il
is
desirable
thai
lbe
fees
for
non-resident
bunting
licenses
lo
hunters
from
other
provinces
should
be
on
the
same
basis
as
charged
in
lliose
provinces
t0
non-residents.
H
nlso
bad
a
good
word
to
say
for
lbe
hears,
which
he
thought
have
been
unjustly
penalized.
Ilolh
iMacK
and
grizzly
hears
are
srreally
prized
rame
ami
are
not
nearly
so
injurious
lo
ollmr
life
as
supposed.
A
close
season
from
June
to
September
was
re
commended.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
Bring
us
your
foot
troubles
Do
you
suffer
from
crooked
or
overlapping
toes?
These
are
warnings
of
worse
foot
trouble.
Correct
this
condition
with
Dr.
Scholl's
Toe-Flex,
one
of
the
many
DlScholls
Rot
Comfort
Appliances
which
hnve
brought
relief
to
foot
unren
In
every
country
on
the
llobe.
We
have
these
remarkable
appliance!
here
at
the
atore.
If
you
want
ture
comfort
bring
your
foot
trouble
to
us.
Don't
risk
worse
pain
'-see
us
now
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Vednei1ay,
March
24,
1020.
)
i
i
BIG
BOAT
RACE
ON
SATURDAY
Oxford
and
Cambridge
Will
Corn
pete
In
Historic
Event
for
78th
Time
i.O.NDO.N.
March
-'
I.
One
oi
Ihe
big
spoil
events
of
I
tit
year
to
Londoners
and
others,
the
Oxford
-
Cambridge
I
iiiversily
boat
race
on
(lie
Thames,
which
annually
draws
crowds
of
'spec
lators
estimated
all
the
way
from
500,000
lo
i.ooii.oou
wiU
take
place
on
Saturday.
Tin
will
be
the
78lh
race
between
.the
Dark
lllue
(Oxford)
and
die
!
I
I.
.1,1
III....
Ii'
I
...
.Iftlll
WIUU
u
HUM
lllpi
1
'
,11111
u-
usual
keen
interest
is
being
shown
in
the
coming
contest.
The
race
,la.l
year
was
disappointing
in
the
fact
that
there
was
a
cold
wind
which
churnel
the
water
up
lo
such
an
extent
thai
Ihe
Oxford
boat
hot-aim
water-logged
ami
the
Dark
Illu!
was
unable,
lo
rcuain
in
the
con
test
tn
the
end.
The
Thames
was
very
rough,
especially
On
lbe
south
or
Surrey
side,
which
the
Oxford
crew
perforce
had
to
take
because
Cambridge
won
tho
loss
and
chose
lbe
Middlesex
or
north
shore,
which
fumished
some
proleclioa
from
tho
biting
wind.
Cambridge
finished
lbe
race
alone,
I
lie
time
being
5
1
minutes
ami
51
seconds,
slowe:
than
usual
hut
regarded
a
creditable
in
view
of
the
wiuo
and
water
conditions.
Tbe
course,
from
Putney
to
Mortlakc
is
I
U
miles.
CamhrMge
victory
lasl
year
whs
lbe
aCilh
win
lor
the
Light
IHue,
four
less
tian
that
of
Oxford.
Cambridge
was
the
general
favorite
before
the
race.
The
IH77
race
resulted
in
a
ie
Since
the
wai
Cambridge
has
wmi
every
rara
except
one,
Oxford
being
victori
ous
in
112,'I.
During
the
wai
the
annum!
inter-nniversity
boai
races
were
suspended.
nominations"
at
ketchikan
Harry
Nunan
Formerly
of
Prln:e
Rupert
Among
Those
Aspiring
to
Mayoralty
KKTCIJIKAN.tAlai:.
21.
Harry
Nunan,
formerly
of
Prince
Ilu-
pert
is
among
tho.-e
nominated
icre
for
the
mayoralty
Ilis
yeai
Tliirly-ntne
persons
wer
nominated
to,
be
candidates
for
municipal
offices
at
a
caucus
:v
Ihe
council
chamber.
Seven
were
named
lo
enler
the
rum
for
mayor,
including
Thnmaw
1'orry,
present
.
incumbent.
Twenty-one
nominations'
wcr-
made
lo
fill
three
places
mi
lb"
city
council,
while
eleven
were
named
for
one
vacancy
on
Ihe
school
board.
Tilings
for
the
various
office
Will
close
March
31
al
5
p.
to
llegislralion
for
the
April
0
elec
tion
will
end
at
I
p.m.
April
3.
according
lo
an
annoiinceiiien;
by
.1.
K.
Johnson,
ily
clerk.
Nominees
ami
Ihe
offices
for
which
they
were
named
are
as
follows:
The
Nominees
Tor
mayor:
Thomas
Tony,
It.
lleckmau,
D.
C.
Cannon,
M.
It
llucey,
H.
C.
Nunan,
V.
K.
Spaubiing.
l-'or
couneilmen:
Frank.
V.
Thompson,
N.
II.
.Walker,
.1.
S.
Ilurgun,
II.
C.
Strong,
I.
It.
Ilun-spergrr,
K.
A..
Drnger,
Henry
Li
wick,
II.
P.
Hansen,
Axel
0
berg,
I'.
II.
Hold,
!'.
II.
Itytis,
J.
II.
llolie,
Julius
Hansen,
Kldor.
.1.
Daly,
A.
A.
Wakefield.
Alfred
Howe,
Hans
Sorenson,
K.
J.
Dyei,
Oeorgo
Morrison,
J.
A.
Talbot
and
.lack
Cordet.
For
the
school
board:
Mrs.
Axel
W.
Carlson,
K.
L.
Slidierg,
Dr.
W.
L".
Peteison,
Hay
Hall;
A.
L.
Oils,
A
.1.
I'.la,
Mrs.
Hoy
Jones,
Mrs.
H.
C.
Carothers,
Mri
C.
'.M.
Taylor,
Mrs.
W.
A.
Ilalz-
beiiuer
ami
Mrs.
i.
II.
Dobbs.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DKIIIY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
calm;
'batoiiieM'',
y'lo.al;
leni-
DMA
It
'irH!ir,1'(Tl.VT.
-
Haro-meler,
30.50:
leinperature,
35,
HULL
HAItHOIL
Pari
cloudy,
light
south
wind;,
barometer,
30.
32;
temperature,
13;
jlglit
nwcll;
7.3(1
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Primvj
John
left
Allisoii
Harbor
south
bound;
8
p.m.
spoke
lug
Cape
MARCH
CAME
IN
LIKE
A
LAMB
But
Is
going
out
like
our
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
With
a
Bang
I
Aft
shA
Swift
s
Premium
Ham,
boneless.
machine
sheed.
special
per
lb
33c
'We
will
cut
II
any
thickness
llixpieforl
Cheese,
per
lb.
.
.
65c
Oruyere
Cheese,
per
lb
45c
Hulk
Lard,
per
lb
19c
LENTEN
SUGGESTIONS
Only
ten
more
days
until
Faster.
Fresh
sprinjr
Salmon
While,
per
lb
12'ic
lied,
per
lb
30c
Smoked
lllaek
CmI.
per
lb.
20c
Fresh
Halibut.
mt
lb
20c
Kippered
llerriiiK.
Ir
lb...
15c
Finnan
lladdies.
?
(1
45c
Dry
Salt
ChI.
V
lb.
bricks,
eai-li
I
29o
Socke
Salmon.
Vi's,
per
tin
21c
S'ockeve
Salmiio,
!.
per
tin
39c
Dry
Shrimp.
'.
per
tin
.
.
25c
Saanlch
Clam,
tier
tin
....
17c
I.bter.
Fugle
Ih
jiihI.
'i
..
25c
Lobster.
Ijiale
hrand.
Vj's.
.
45c
BRAN
I
TlMlS
WHEAT
1
IAJATTVI
rOOO
MACY
TO
UT
W"
W5THH
tm
apt
Posl"
Ilrau
Flakes,
mMial,
;
pkus.
29c
jflalkln'a
Best
Pure
Honey,
si
rain
ed,
i
lh.
I
ins
79c
(This
Imney
Is
mil
sugared
and
is
in
big
ili'iuniid
ihnv
owing
!o
the
prevalence
of
slcknews
and
robls.
Ilorliek.
Malted
Milk,
hosoilal
size,
speeial
$3.23
Johnson'
Fluid
llerf.
hiuhlv
re
commended
by
pliysiriaiis,
c,
oz.
bid
He.
special
99o
StinkM
Mediiini
Oraie.
mndi-
oio
size.
3
dozen
for
.
.
.
.
95o
Florida
OrHpe
Frnil.
fur
.
.
35o
California
(Irnpe
Fruil.
slraiubt
10c
i
Combination
Canned
Vegetables.
,
7
tins
for
$1.00
tins
each
Tomatoes
p,.a
and
Corn,
ami
1
1m
Ilefuger
llenns.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212
Alice;
8
p.
m
spoke
motoiMhip
Xorco.
Kelcliikan
for
.
Seattle.
3
Hi
miles
from
Seal
He;
V
p.m
spoke
sleamer
J'linee
(ieorge
abeam
Natuu
iiorlhbouml;
3
a.m.
out
chooner
M.C.
Hird,
Manhattan
I.,
Pauline
.1.,
ZahalhM,
Pacific
IL,
Wireless,
Orient,
California,
Pioneer
III.,
Ilergeri,
Fremont,
Aloha
and
Swan.
Noon
DKIIIY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.52:
leinperature,
60;iea
smooth.
'DHAD
TUKK
l'OI.VIV-1
la
rounder,
30.20;
temperature.
l;tj.
HULL
HAHHOH.
-Clear,
ligh-norlhwesl
wind;
barometer,
.'to
-2H;
leiujieriiiure,
17;
Ihghl
swell;
9
a.
nr.
sioke
lug
Pacific
Monarch
lowing
barge
Hiseayen
at
Hardy
Hay
southbound;
U
a.m.
spok'e
steamer
Cardena
leaving
Jlella
Hella
soiillihound.
BILL
TO
ENABLE
MARRYING
NIECE
LONDON,
March
i.
Sir
Ar-Ihur
Jleiin
has
introduced
into
Ihe
lloue
of
Commons
a
bill
lo
enable
persons
to
marry
their
nephews
and
nieces.
If
It
becomes
law
a
man
will
be
able
to
marry
his
deceased
wife's
Scott
towing
bitciiit
Hlngainon
oil,
niece,
and
a
woman
lo
marry
eiilrancfl
Inland;
buutid
for
l'orljher
ucia-axed
husband'-,
nephew.
Satisfied
:
Satisfied
ctislonlers
arc
IIionu
who
gel
value
for
llieir
tnoiicy.
Oor
I
ft
re
is
nue
wliere
n
have
a
stock
mid
price
cipial
lo
any
in
Canada
lo
choose
from.
Visil
our
liasenienl
slore
lor
Uhiila.
Ilrassw
nre.
Class
am
ovellics.
Modern
Optical
Department
Here
yon
have
Ihe
M-rviccs
of
a
pracllcal
opliciaii
who
has
had
over
2
1
years'
oxperjcin
e.
Our
many
satisfied
ciisloniers
nn
mir
hel
refeiancu.
Max
Heilbron
Jeweller
and
Optician
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Harold
Lloyd
in
The
tiriglilcol
Ivvinkie
l
a
log
-l.ir.
Il..ru!.l,
mshi
g
cliui
kliug.
siiHi-lniig,
lii-liing
along
the
field
ul
uniili.
pholopiay
Unit
brings
cvn
yihmg
IIihI
makes
life
worth
lining.
L
iiiIi
galore.
Thrills
am)
he.irl-lhridm.
l'a
k
i
rammed,
j..mmcd
and
crMtuiiieil
with
jo)
ami
vvijdly
li-lerii
ul
fun.
Poor
Humid.
Hi
i
untie
whs
Lamb,
(ml
Hu
t
made
him
Hie
college
gnat
until
lie
saved
the
uuy
at
thing
foot
bull
mulch.
Then
he
wai.
u
hero,
but
llieir
In
r
-were
us,
uolliiug
to
Hie
nole
I'cgg)
I
mil
wrilleo
to
him
wil!'
the
magic
wonK
"I
love
on."
Merriment.
pf.
IhhkIi
ler
woven
ioln
a
gloimiis
Ming
ul
voolb
ami
ruiiiame
A
rouiedy
sopreiiie.
Strung
east.
Harold
Lloyd,
Jobyna
Raliton,
Brooks
Deneolct.
James
Anderson,
Joe
HarHnglon,
Pal
Harmon,
Hazel
Keener
and
otherf.
"The
Pacemakers"
Series
No.
1
George
O'Mara
and
Alberta
Vaughn
In
"Welcome
Granger."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
50c
and
23c
HAT
25c
.Save
niiiiie
and
renew
vour
IIjI
wilh
tin
ll)t.
Glossy
Black
Yellow
Dull
Black
Gray
Navy
Blue
Sage
Green
Cadet
Clue
Old
Rote
Liberty
Blue
Cerlte
Natural
Straw
Lavender
Burnt
Straw
Violet
Brown
Henna
We
have
full
tine
of
EASTER
NOVELTIES
-Clim
o
lale
Kfrfls,
IliM.-lei-s,
Haldol,
Kelt.
!..
from
5c
up.
EaUcr
Postcards,
2
for
5c
Ormes
Limited
The
Ilex.
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Hloic
3rd
Avenue
and
Olh
Street.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND)
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
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Our
plant
is.
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND'COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
9SP
Easter
New
Hats
New
Coats
"DEMERS"
We
.aim
Phone
27.
Customers
527520
Third
Avenue
"The
Freshman
)7
DYES
each
1'ioueer
lniffgiU
Phones
82
and
200
Is
Near
New
Frocks
New
Suits
lo
plco.se.
P.O.
Box
327.