PAGE
SIX
I
Prpsrri
n
tinn
II
.r.
A
tt!y
reasons
why
our
lUVfCriplIou
ik'itarimeul
i
increasing;
Wo
uo
only
fresh,
chemically
pure
lrus.
No
Substitution
Prompt
Service
Moderate
Price.
Kv'ery
prescripliou
is
ill.s-penseil
liy
u
fully
iiuallfit'tj
dispenser.
Lot
us
lie
your
prescrip-tionist.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Another
arrival
of
Ladies
Coats
111
lliu
latest
Spring
mixlels.
Special
this
Week:
20
Discount
on
Ladles'
Dresses
Holeproof
Stockings
from
1.00
to
M.75
Mrs.
W..L
Wi
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Ilox
-
-
989
l'honc
Green
389
Meat
:
Prices
VEAL
Lcjf,
per
Hi
22c
Loin,
per
lb.
.'.
25c
rfhouhier,
per
Hi.
..
,.
18o
BEEF
Shouhler,
per
ll
15c
Hound,
2
lbs
.
.
45c
Sirloin,
2
Hi
55c
Hump
lloast,
per
Hi.
.
.
20c
Hulled
llili.
per
Hi
25c
Shoulder
Pork,
per
Hi.
25c
Fresh
Sausage.
2
lbs.
.
,
35c
luniburr'er,
"i
lbs
25c
Ayrshire.
Huron,
per
Hi.
30o
JU'ff
Dripping,
I)
His.
25c
Meat
Department
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
ENTERTAINMENT
tinier
Iho
auspices
of
Iho
Hillary
Club
in
aid
of
tho
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOYS'
BAND
at
the
-WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tuesday,
April
13
at
8
p.m.
Tickets
for
reserved
(seals
will
lie
exchanged
at
Orine'o
Drug
Store.
Fur
Goats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxquislle
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
al
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
O.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
D0UKH0B0RS
MAY
UNITE
Efforts
Being
Made
to
Bring
all1
Colonies
In
Canada
Under
One,
Control
HKtilNA,
April
I),
The
movement
for
amalgamation
of
all
Doukliolior
colonies
in
Western
Canada
under
one
control,
is
rapidly
gaining
favor,
according
to
M.
W.
Cazakdrf,
acting
president
ami
general
manager
of
the
Christian
Coiiiinunily
oT
Universal
Hrotherhood
Limited.
All
existing
colonies,
ho
stales',
hac
already
sanctioned
tho
proposed
plan
of
amalgamation.
According
to
Mr.
Cazakofr,
Peter
Vcregin's
arrival
in
Canada
some,
lime
in
May,
will
sec
the
amalgamation-effective.
Ho
tlc-
clared
that
under
Jlie
now
order,'
l....,.l,w..l..
,.r
ll..!
,.
1.11
4i
mini
.ui
iiiu-uiitis
ui
uuiiurs
will
he
saved,
for
Doukhobors
in
the
West,
Co-operative
stores,
vvare-housi's,.
flour
mills,
elevators,
ranches
and
sawmills,
were
only
a
few
of
the
institutions
lhal
Mr.
Cazakoff.
prophesied
would
come
into
hehiig
this
year.
,
Tho
acting
president
said
that
despite
the
hardships
experienced
by
Doukhobor
communities
in
1921,
owing
lo
crop
failure,
lasl
year
s
crop
had
put
(hem
once
more
in
sound
financial
rondi-i
lion.
The
advent
of
1'eler
Veregin,
lie
asserted,
would
see
many
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
NOTIIIE
IS
IIF.IIEBV
GIVES
till
I
tl
llft'Ce
etlMinir
uver
expired
Tlml'
Ltt-ewe
Su.
441.
illuilfd
u
I'llt
Hlicd.
lunge
4,
Coast
UMrlrl.
U
cancelled.
O.
It.
:NAtl'N.
I'epuly
VliiiMer
ol
Land
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT."
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
Dlttrlct.
Mackenzie
Eltctoral
Dlttrlct.
MIT1CK
U
hereby
t-iven
Uial
I
rivtU
mi
Monday,
ttio
t;tb
dn
i.f
Mav.
at
Uie
lmur
4,t
Id
uYlm-li
In
I
lie
fomi.Kiii.
me
i.oun
House,
rrim-e
ltiiN-rt,
h.ld
a
sllllnir
or
the
Court
ir
Hell.n
ruf'the
pi!ne
of
revlflur
(ha
llsl
i.r
vninr
rm
the
nl1
electoral
district,
and
of
hearluy
ami
iieii-riiiiinnir
any
ana
an
hDJwiKim
In
the
rrli'tiliini
it
any
name
on
Hie
ta'it
list,
or
In
the
registration
a
a
Vole-if
any
arpllrant
for
retlMratiLii;
and
f
r
the
ither
purji:
c
"(!
rortb
In
the
"I'm
vmrial
tlejtu.ii
Ai-I."
Dated
af
I'rmee
liuinrt.
B.i
..
this
fith
day
of
Airll,
1
0.
XOIiM.w
,v.
WATT.
luitlslrar
of
Voter
fur
Hm
i-rmr,
llujiert
and
Mackenzie
Eleriural
IiUtrlrti'
WEE-END
SPECIALS
Combination
Vegetable
Special
S1.00,
10
lbs.
Terrace
Carrots.
10
lbs.
Terrace
Turnips.
8
lbs.
Cooking
Unions.
2
lbs.
Parsnips
(
lbs.
Potatoes.
Phone
your
order
early
as
we
have
only
a
limited
quantity
al
Hie
above
price.
Gainer's
Superior
Dreakrasl
Dacon,
machine
sliced,
per
lb
...
49o
Swirl's
Premium
Peameal
Itaek
Dacon.
sliced,
per
lb
42c
Collage
Hulls,
'taking
whole
ham.
"r
lb
29c
This
is
a
boneless
rolled
pea-mealed
shoulder
and
is
wonder
ful
value
at
present
quotation
Un
smoked
meals.
Finest
Ontario
Cheese,
per
lb.
29c
Slillou
Cheese,
per
lb.
...
.
.
35o!
Green
Stuff
Ilhubarb,
HeadJ.elluce,
Tomatoes.
Cucumbers,
Cauliflower.
Parsley.
Green
Onions,
Radishes,
New
Cabbage,
Walercress,
Celery,
Spinach,
Aew
Carrots,
New
Dee!,
White
Turnips,
etc.,
arriving
weekly
at
lowest
market
prices.
Grocery
Specials
Telfer's
Soda
Diseuils,
now
slock,
packed
in
hinigeil
lid
tin,
average
weight
0
lbs.
net
and
over.
Spec
hi
$1.25
Malkin's
Desl
Jelly
Powders,
3
f'r
20c
Klondike
Soap,
large
bar
...
29c
N'ahuh
p)um
Jam,
i
lb.
tins
59o
Orange
Marmalade,
i
lb.
tins
49c
Libliy's
Pork
and
Heans,
2's,
per
Un
,.,
13c
Drown
Sugar,
t
lbs.
for
..
..
25o
(Limit,
8
lbs.
lo
each-order).
Droken
Shelled
Walnuts,
per
lb,
I
...
...
...
.,,
39c
Orape
Nuts,
pkge.
.
17c
Sugar
Crisp
Cornflakes,
3
for
35c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones:
210,
211,
212
Xcj&u$
I
nioro
Dotikliobors
arrive
horc
from
Hussia.
He
staled
thai
a
general
courerenco
would
bo
held
and
would
decide
the
number
of
newcomers
lu
bo
h
rough
I
out.
fredTtfiiens
is
i"
MARRED
RECENTLY
TOSEApLE
GIRL
Cards
aiinouiiciug
the
mar
t-huge
in
Seattle
on
April
2
ol
Ived
11.
Stephens,
son
of
Aid.
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens
of
this
lly,
lo
Miss
Hot-nice
Uliplianl
Sluro
of
Seattle
hao
been
received
here.
They
will
be
al
homo
at
tU5
Francis
Avenue,
Healllo.
inco
leaving
hero
a
year
or
so
.tgo,
Fred
Stephens
has
been
employed
In
United
Slates
marine
suryey
worTi.
He
will
have,
con-
rutulalions
uf
many
local:
riends.
t-
-v
:
.
.l'Jl,:
sleatner
Princess
Mary,
ih
jinrt
llijs
nflernoon
north-iioyjyj
ftiiiu
Vancouver
lo
Skag-vvay
jind
wayporls,
has
115
passengers
aboard,
mostly
members
r
the
slafr
or
the
White
l'ass
&
Yukon
Itailway
and
Navigation
Co.,
returning
lo
their
duties
aT-'er
having
spent
Hie
winter
outside.
This
will
be
tlie
lasl
voy-ige
jif
I
he
Hrincess
Mary
before
she
goes
lo
Hit;
west
"coast
of
Vancouver
Island
run
in
place
of
iip
I'rincess'
Maiuiiima
which
is
'o
tie
overhatilfil.
The
Princess
Royal,
Capt.
T.
Cliffe,
will
lake
the
next
two
Alaska
voyages
for
the
Princess
Mary.
Judge
and
Mrs.
T.
M.
Reed
ol
Kefehikan,
after
a
holiday
trip
south,
are
passengers
aboard
Die
Princess
Mary
this
arieruonn
rt!
turning
north.
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS
Notlct
to
Contractor!
Ttrract
Lock-up
SKAI.KII
TEJllEllS.
endorsed
"Tender
for
Addition
to
Terrare
l.ork-ii,"
ulll
lie
rerelted
ti
the
llon.iuraule
Uie
MlnKler
if
I'ulilli
Wurk
up
Id
IJ
o'rlork
lerei
f
Tuetday.
the
thirtieth
day
r
Manb.
tie.
fur
Hie
addltiou
and
alteration
to
Hie
l.iMkup
al
Terrare
In
Uie
tlerlnral
illrlrt
ut
I'rlnre
ltiierl.
It.i:.
-ln.
Sperlflratiun.
tUnilrart.
and
Inriii
of
Tender
inav
tie
mn
on
and
trier
tic
ir.th
day
of
Mjr.li,
ivtft.
ami
run
her
in
formal
Ion
oliialne,!
at
the
lie
rtartinenl
of
-ubllr
Work,
l-arllanienl
It
ii
tl.ltn
ir
and
at
tin-
follow
Inr
offire.
Cmertiiiieiit
Aicent
at
I'rlnre
lliiierl
and
Slnllliera
and
I
he
I'rovlnrUI
I'ollre
orrire
at
Terrare.
Coiile
of
ilaini,
rperirha-ll'.n,
elr..
ran
be
obtained
from
tlw
lie
liartmeut
on
payim-nt
of
a
deMl
ol
Ten
0'il!ar
1
0
fxi
whjrh
4I
be
refill
Ml-J
on
reluru
nr
Hie
plain,
elr..
In
rood
eon
ill
lion.
The
oe
or
any
lender
led
nerea
arlly
arrepled,
v.
i
iuur.
m
lieimty
Mlnlnter
and
l-nblie
Workt
KniUM-er.
fniwrlineiil
of
I'nhllr
Workn.
I'arllainent
Hulldiiik.
Vlrtona.
n.C.
SAVE
25c
1
Hi.
of
l-ake
or
Candy
with
I
Ih.
of
Fuller
s
Tea
$1.00
Jams
Peach,
Apricot,
Orcen-
gage
or
Orange
Marmalade,
per
tin
65o
Canned
Fruits
Peaches,
Apricots,
Pears
or
Plums
or
Crushed
Pineapple.
I
tins
$1.00
6
tiiis
Singapore
Pineapple,
sliced
$1.00
3
tins
Malkiu's
Host
Loiganberries
$1.00
Canned
Vegetables
6
Peas,
Corn
or
Tomatoes,
2''s
$1.00
3
duz,
Sunkisl
Oranges
..
$1.00
4
dot;
Sunkisl
Lemons
....
$1.00
5
lb..
Granulated
Sugar
and
one
(iii
Orange
Marmalade
$1.00
5
tins
U
bin's
Asparagus
..
$1.00
20
rolls
Toilet
Paper
$1.00
7
tins
Kinj,'
Oscar
Sardines
$1.00
5
lb.
California
Prunes
for
55c
or
25
lb.
box
for
$2.65
5
lb.
tin
Honey,
or
3
combs
$1.00
7
tins
Camp.
Tom.
Soup
,
.
$1.00
7
litis
lleliu
Pork
&
Heans
$1.00
3
boltle
Ileinz
Calsup
...
$1.00
4
curious
Sunlight
Soap
.,
$1.00
20
burs...
While
Swan
Soap
$1.00
4
Ih.
Swedish
Health
Dread
$1.00
13
pkg.
Jelly
Powders
...
$1.00
5
lb,
tin
Peanut
Holler
.
.
.
$1.00;
we
aim
to
picase
our
uusiomersi
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
April
u,
19
kJt
aJrsiJ'
OFFICER
DRUNK
LOSES
COMMAND
Colonel
Williams
Put
on
Real
Party
at
Hotel
and
all
Became
More
or
Loss
Intoxicated
SAX
DIF.GO,
April
v.
llrig
adicr
(icneral
Sinedley
Hutlor
was.
Iho
iguest
of
honor
at
tho
house
of
Colonel
Alexander
Williams
whom
ho
succeeded
as
command
ing
officer
of
Hie
niarino
corps.
The
result
has
been
I
hat
Colonel
Duller
has
reported
tlolnncl
Williams
and
other
officers,
in
attendance
for
drinking
intoxicating
liquors.
It
appears
lhal
cocktails
were
served
before
the
dinner
and
that
Jollier
drinks
were
indulged
in.
Following
lly;
dinner
General
Duller
left
and
Hie
officers
ami
ladies
went
to
(he
Corouada
Holel
where
"they
"put
uu
a
real
parly."
vv
ilh
I
he
result
that
everybody
Hecame
more
or
less
intjixiralcd.
Unbecoming
an
Officer
Duller
I
hen
sent
his
charges
lo
Hear
Aduilntlj
ltolierlson.
commanding
Hie
r'levpnlli
naval
district
and
today
they
were
forwarded
lo
WashiiifTlnn.
Tho
Duller
charges
wer
thai
(kdonel
Williams
vvns
"Intoxicated
and
acted
in
a
maimer
uiirpomlng
an
officer."
Duller
nlo
reprimanded
all
the
officer-
who
attended
the
parly.
He
(old
them
they
had
violated
Hie
eighteenth
amendment
lo
Hie
rnnslittilion.
Several
affidavits
were
sent
to
Washington
with
the
charges.
all
selling
rorlh
that
Williams
was
intoxicated.
Other
affidavits
denied
Ihi.s.
The
regulations
require
that
,an
affidavit
or
a
navy
physician,
shall
be
furnished
with
charges
.or
iuloxiraliou
and
I
here
was
no
such
affidavit
Hied
at
district
headquarters.
Loses
Job
Williams
wits
summarily
removed
rrom
command
or
tho
fourth
regiment
or
marines
In
which
he
reverled
when
Duller
nssumed
command
of
Hie
marine
base.
ASKING
A
HOSPITAL
FOR
ALASKA
INSANE
Suggestion
That
It
Should
be
Built
In
Washington
or
Oregon
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
April
U.
;
-
Cuuslructiuit
ot
a
hospital
either
in
Washington
or
Oregon
lor
the
insane
of
Alaska
is
urged
i
in
Iho
annual
report
ot
Governor
Oeorge
A.
Parks,
or
Alaska.
In
this
report
which
Hie
secretary
or
Iho
interior
Irasmitled
to
the
Senate,
it
is
pointed
out
that
Iho
construction
or
such
hospital
was
authorized
last
year
bill
lhal
no
appropriation
was
provided.
Governor
Parks
said
that
the
present
method
of
raring
ror
insane
patients
al
private
institutions
is
unsatisfactory
and
that
it
meets
willi
great
opposition
in
Alaska.
In
explaining
his
re-
quest
lhal
it
be
built
either
In,
Oreaon
wriesmi
or
or
Wiishlturton
vvufiiiiigion,
(lu
tin,
gov-,
irov.1
emor
gives
as
his
reason
Hie;
fnel
lhal
the
rliinalo
lliere
would,
i-
be
better
...
i
,
,
,i
.in
,
I
ror
the
mentally
dcrcc-j
live
and
that
the
institution
or.
ul,
I
1.,.
I.
nil)
0...1
:
'
'
""
i
less
cost.
It
is
estimated
by
the
executive
Dial
a,sullalilo
hospital
built
in
Alaska
wouhjl
cost
JO.'IO.OOO
and
(hat
it
could
lie
constructed
in
the
stales
Tor
5ri0.0no.
HOCKEY
CHANGES
ARE
SUGGESTED
IN
EAST;
"
Edmonton
Team
May
be
Sold
and
Victoria
Players
Talked
of
f0P
National
League
-
,
MONTHLAL.
Am
i
0.-
Ilockev
circles
are
convinced
lhat
Kenny
Mackenzie
is
here
lo
sell
the
F.d-monlnn
loicke
leain,'
Impossible.
This
is
the
view,
laken
"by
the
spo'rlliiig
rd
itorand
the
local
hockey
news
expert"..
The
Montreal
Ga2cllo',jjporlHiK
editor
nurdt
(XZajgA
t
puis
Hie
general
view
as
folluvvs,-"The
presence
oT
tho
weslc.-i!
magnate
here,
ho
says,
has
letl
to
much
conjecture
and
many!
rumors.
Kenny
Mackenzie,
own
er
of
the
F.dinonlon
team,
is
ad
miltedly
ready
lo
plare
his
club
on
the
market
in
Hie
east
and
,'
s
thought
lhat
luj
may
negotiate
.villi
some
of
the
eastern
United
'tales
cilies,
to
enter
ellher
the
N.H.L.
or
Die
new
minor
circui
that
is
being
fostered
by
Lo-
Dandtiraiiil
of
Hi
C-Aluiliens'-aud
Doslon
inleifsls.
Saskatoon
Sheiks
are
similarly
now
ready
lo
change
llieir
hoin.-
of
operatioiv4
as
was
poinled
oil'
eaHy
lasl
vvinler,
hut
ilenied
em
politically
by
wexlern
hocke
lenders
ul
the
lime.
There
are
apparenlly
two
ruaiU
open
fin
Hie
Saskatoon
club,
either
Injun
.
mo
iirotioseu
nrvv
league
as
i
unit,
or
to
unite
with
the
Canti
diejis
in
the
National
Hookey
league,
bold
or
which
plans
hav
been
mottled.
Other
western
player
are
like
ly
lo
be
seen
in
Hie
eitl
ne.
Venr.
It
is
understood
thai
both
Frederiekson
and
llaldersun
would
like
lo
(day
in
the
National
Hockey
league.
,
Capl.
If.
G.
Harrington
and
Capt.
W.
II.
Darringlnn
tr
the
Harrington
TraHsportalion
V.r.
are
nassi-ngers
a
boa
n
I
Hie
Prin
cess
Mary
lln
afteriKKin
relum
ing
nortli
in
aiiHcipahon
or
th
iiavigalion'
season
on
the
Stikin-rtiver
which
is
now
opening.
Members
or
he
erew
or
the
Whilehorse,
Hrst
or
Hie
Whi'
Pass
A
Yukon
Itailway
Nuv
gallon
Co.'s
sleamers
lo
slaii
navigation
on
Hie
Yukon
ltivi
between
Whilehorse
ami
Hawnon.
are
svniiig
ooilli
aboard
t'n
Prince
Slary
lln
ul
ii'rnoiiii
Siihrrihe'
lf
Hie
Dnilv
N'W
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
"
Vaeint.
unreaef
r1,
tunrtrel
Crown
land
tnny
bo
vre-empitd
by
r.rltUh
nut
jecta
over
ll
yam
of
and
by
ullena
on
docl.irlnt;
Inttntlon
to
tiveuin
UlltUh
aul'Jeda,
condition!
ut'tn
realdne.
ocejatlon,
jit
lrrproT(rr.nt
for
Krlrultura
Kirpvreit
Full
Information
concerning
rtu-Jitlona
regarding
pro-ernptlont
ll
eiven
In
liulletln
No.
I,
Land
Karlta.
"Ilow
to
Pre-empt
Ijind,"
coplta
of
ftilch
an
b
obtained
freo
of
chart
ty
addreaalnx
tho
Depurttntnt
of
Uimla,
Victoria,
H.C
or
to
any
(Jot.
trnment
RtnL
ltecorda
will
bo
arrnnttd
covering
only
land
suitable
(or
agricultural
purK)ra.
and
which
la
nut
timber-land.
I.e.,
carrying
over
1.000
board
f,et
'ir
cr
went
oftho
Coaat
litn
and
6.000
feat
per
acra
eaat
of
tbat
lutneo.
Application!
for
pre-emption
r
to
bv
BddreiJ
to
the
ljind
Com
mUaloner
of
tho
Land
Ilecordlng
Dl-vlalon.
In
which
th
land
applied
for
la
aituated,
and
ar
tnnd
on
printed
forma,
coplea
of
which
can
be
obtained
from
tho
Land
Commliloner.
Pre-emption
tnuat
b
occuplM
for
five
year
and
Improvements
mad
to
value
of
SI0
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
al
least
flvt
acres,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
b
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
tt
the
liulletln
"How
to
Prt-tmpt
Land."
'PURCHASE
Application
are
received
for
pur-
chat
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
-lands,
nofr
being
tlmberland,
for
,Krloulturl
purpose;
minimum
prlc
for
flrst-clata
(arable)
land
1
Pr
'rA
n'1
cond-claaa
(grai.
Ing)
land
12.10
per
acre.
Further
In
-oration
regarding
purchaa.
or
ia
of
Crowr.
UnJ
I
given
In
liulletln
mnd
weriea.
i-urcnaae
ana
ideate
of
Crown
Landa."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
op
timber
land,
not
eicendlng
40
acre,
may
be
purchaaed
or
leased,
the
con
dltlons
Including
payment
of
ttumpag.
HOME6ITE
LEASES
Unsurvtyed
area,
not
exceeding-
21
acre,
may
be
leased
as
hornealt,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
erected
In
the
first
yr,
title
belng
obtalnable
after
residence
and
Improvement
condition
ara
fulfilled
and
land
ha
been
surveyed.
LEASE8
For
grazing
and
Induatrlal
pur-poses
artaa
not
eictedlng
140
acres
may
be
leaaed
by
on
person
or
a
comnany.
QRAZINO
!
m
Under
th
(Iratlng
Act
th
PTor-
I
Ince
la
divided
Into
grating
district
snd
the
rajiK
adtnlnlttered
under
a
'
Orazlng
CommUslonar.
Annual
grating
permit
are
Isaued
based
on
number
ranged,
priority
being
given
t
to
Mtabllahed
ownar.
Htoek-owntrs
may
form
Mclallons
for'
rang
management.
Free,
or
partly
free,
permlta
are
available
for
tettler.
'
csixpart
and
travellers,
up
t
tea
DIAMOND
The
April
Dlrthstono.
Wo
offer
you
as
fine
a
solectlon
of
Diamonds
as
you
will
find
in
most
any
ftoro
In
Canada,
at
prices
equal
u
and
far
cheaper
than
many.
We
buy
for
"ipot
cah"
direct
fronj
brokers
In
Europe,
A
good
endorsement
which
comos
from
public
are!
proval
Is
the
growth
and
success
of
our
business.
This
Is
the
oldest
established
Jewellery
House
in
the
city
and
it
will
pay
you
to
Inspect
our
stock.
Our
expert
workmen
make
special
designs
of
cxclu.
6lvo
jewellery.
OPTICAL-
DEPARTMENT.
Our
Optometrist
has
had
27
yaara
oxpcrlonco,
txi.
faction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"Mannequin"
I-'..
inn.
l,'iirl'
Jt'.ii.oiio
.il.ril
Migi'..
i.
,
,llr.
mill
ill
K"'l'
"Oil
l
.I'llil
ill
gnu
ami
I
If
h
,
(Ir.uiia
of
ii
li..-l
in.
ml'-
light
lor
love.
Tin
hiiild-olue
I'louk
niudel
lriviog
lr
li-vt-
iii
li.t;.(
.
snared
in
the
j.,
piil.ili-
..i
,i
pi.
..
.
s
i
.
Wh
it
I..
Hie
heart
Itrucilh
tin'
gi.rg.-nii-
g,itn.
i
..nil,
.n.
Hie
iiisulr
tory
of
the-e
fitir
ereal.tr.'
Iim
-
.
Ilaxzling
eu-lunie-
uud
setHnpfo.
Siirl
ra-:
Warner
Baxter.
Alice
Joyce,
Walter
Pidgeon,
Freeman
Wood,
Chariot
Bird,
ZaSu
Pitts,
Dolores
Cottelb
aul
llianv
olhi-i.
"OUR
GANG"
COMEDY
-"EVERYMAN
FOR
HIMCELF"
Violin
Solo
"Humorcsque,M,by
William
Batagno
PATHE
REVIEW.
60c
and
23c
OUTSTANDING
VALUES
Men
s
In
Mine
lien
inglioue
Wm-ted.
-mglr
ami
double
brc.
special
$25.00
Acme
Importers
Third
ui
-
-
Avenuo
your
'
i'-Btai
.
Suits
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
R0PE8,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
SL
HAVE
YOU
GOT
Overalls
for
the
Gyro
Hoedown
Dance
Friday,
April
9
Kitchen
Overalls
-
-
-
from
32.00
up
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.