PAGE
8IX
FOR
THAT
SLEEPY
SPRING
FEELING
Take
a
botllo
of
Edinburgh
Hospital
Sarsaparilia
Compound
Enriches
and
vitalises
Hit;
blood
SI
.00
a
Bottle
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
Wo
deliver.
Eggs!
Butter!
Cheese!
The
Highest
Quality
at
the
Lowest
Price
B.C.
Fresh
Kggs,
3
doz.
$1.00
Prince
lliipcrt
Local
Ji,rgs.
3
doz
$1.45
Hulk
Bullcr,
reg.
50c,
3
lbs.
$1.30
Bulk
Butler,
per
box
SG.25
Capital
Butter,
2
1Jjs.
95c
Ontario
'Cheese,
reg.
35c.
3
lbs.
85c
Burn's
Golden
Loaf,
.
reg.
60c
3
lb.s.i,
.
$1.35
Burn's
Golden
Loaf,
5
lb.
'box
.
.
.
'.
.
.
i
$2.00
Swiss
Gruyere
Cheese,
per
Ilk?.
.
.
45c
Goal
Cheese,
reg.
(I5c,
2
lbs.
$1.15
Jack
Cheese,
res.
50c,
2
lbs.
...
...
85c
.
.Take
advantage
of
Uiesc
prices
on
your
1st
of
the
month
order.
.
.
..
..
....
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-123
Slli
Avenue
K.
P.O.
Box
575
Phones
18
&
84
Holeproof
Hosiery
$1,00,
$1.50,
$1.75
Children's
Holeproof
Socks
65o
LINEN
TABLE
CLOTHS,
Si
inches
$2.50
each.
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Box
-
-
i)8J
Phone
Green
389
Discount
.
Sale
Silk
Dresses
20
Per
Cent
off
Yc
are
overstocked
"Demers"
We
aiin
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Dr.Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
LIGHT.VOTE
BEING
TAKEN
Only
Eighty
Ballots
Had
Been
Cact
on
Bylaw3
up
to
1
.
O'clock
This
Afternoon
I
A
light
vote
is
being
recorded'
on
the
elevator
exemption
and;
street
surfacing
bylaws
loday,
only
eighty
ballots
having,
been
taken
out
between
8
o'clock
this
morning
and
1
o'clock
this
afternoon.
Though
there
are
some
(i(M)
resident
jiruperly
bidders
entitled
to
vote,
it
is
not
expected
Hint
the
vole
will
total
any
more
than
300.
The
inclemency
of
the
.vygalher
and
the
fad
that
there
does
not
seem
to
bo
much
opposition
to
either
.bylaw
is
making
the-
voters
disinterested.
The.
poll
will
close
at
8
o'clock
this
evening.
K.
1
Jones,
city
solicitor,
is
acting
as
returning
officer
with
H.
S.
Allistone
ami
W.
II.
Wilson
Murray
a
deputies.
Rirthday
j$ale
PICK
OUT
YOUR
PRESENT
To
celebrate
our
First
Annual
Birthday
Sale
we
will
ftive
away
hundreds
of
Birthday
Presents.
One
.present
with,
each
dollar
purchase.
Dollar
Week
3-50c
Mas
Schillings
Best
Bak
ing
Powder
$1.00
1'2
lb.
Tudor,'
Empress,
or
Great
West
Tea
.
$1.00
3
lb.
Md'ornaiek's
Sweet
Biscuit
$1.03
2
lb.
Fresh
Ground
Coffee.
$1.03
5
lb.
Cal.
Tabic
Figs
....
$1.00
3
bottles
Heinz
Catsup
$1.00
6
tins
Peas,
Corn
or
Tomajoes
r.
...
$1.00
Every
Dollar
spent
gives
you
a
Birthday"
Present
20
barsWhite
Swan
Soap
.
.
$1.03
20
rolls
Toilet
Paper
....
$1.00
4
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
..
$1.00
3
combs
Pure
Honey
....
$1.00
3
large
tins
Sliced
Peaches
$1.00
5
lb.
Sugar
and
1
tin
Empress
Marmalade
$1.00
13
lb.
Granulated
Sugar
.
.
$1.00
10
lb.
Jap
Ilicft
$1.00
12
lb.
Assorted
White
Beans,
Split
peas,
Whole
Green
Peas
or
Barley
$1.03
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
it
Beans
$1.00
2
doz.
Local
Fresh
Eggs
....
95c
2
lb.
Best
Bulk
Creamery
Butter
:
95c
13
bars
J'alniolivc
Soap
.f
$1.00
1
broom
and
2
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
$1.00
7
lb.
Seedless
Raisins
....
$1.00
lb.
Puffed
Raisins
..
..
$1.00
3
large
tins
Libby's
Asparagus
Tips
$1.00
3
doz.
Sunkist
Oranges
or
Lemons
$1.00
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
Fresh
Whipping
Cream
Dally
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
MILK
PRICE
Reduced
Commencing
May
1
CASH
PRICES
7
Quart
Tickels
$1.00
12
Pint
Tickets
.
.
.
.
$1.00
Table
Cream,
li
pint
.
.
15o
Whipping
Cream,
pint
.
.
25c
Daily
Train
Service
commences
May
l.
Phone
your
order
to
657.
Valentin
Dairy
Crystal
Firelighters
48
Fires
for
$1.00
No
more
chopping
of
kindling
Safe,
simple
and
economical.
Manufactured
by
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
I
ALICE
ARM
IS
COMING
BACK
P.'pneer
Mining
Man
Goes
North
,
to
Further
Develop
Tiger
Group
of
Claims
ADJOINS
THE
TORIC
Incrcasod
Activity
Expectod
at
Mining
Camp
this
Summer,
Visitor
Says
Ed.
Picket
I,
pioneer
mining
man
of
the
Alice
Arm
district,
was'
a
nassenaer
'alumni
the
Prince
George
'yesterday
after
noon
en
route
from
baiironuai
to
Alice
Ann
where
he
will
spend
j
i
in;
summer
runner
neveiopii-g
his
promising
Tiger
mine
acros-the
Kilsaull
Hiver
from
the
Dolly
.Yarden.
Mrs.
Pickett
aceoni-ipanTed
lju?r
husband,
j
In
the
course
of
his
work
oi:
Ibe
Tiger
last
year,
Mr.
Pirufllj
opened
up
a
1
5
foot
letfcre,
of
rich'
silver
ore
which
had
not
been'
known
to
previously
exist.
Assays
showed
the
ore
to
run
as
high
as
200
ounces
of
silver
per
fon.
Work
last
year
was
on
th'
1
10
foot
level.
This
year
a
tunnel
will
be
driven
at
210
feci
and
Mr.
Pickett
expects
to
employ
five
or
six
men
during
the
season
on
the
properly.
Tho
Tiger
adjoins
the
Torie
mine,
now
under
development
by,
Hie
llomestake.
Mining
Co.,
on
the
north
and
is
nearby
th
Climax,
owned
by
Olier
Bcsner
oT
this
oily;
flic
Lasl
Chaner,
owned
by
Paddy
Morley
and
Archie
Mel'hail:
the
Silver
Horde,
owned
by
A.
Davjdson
ind
John
Slromhcck
el
al;
and
the"
Muskaleer,
owned
by
Capl
Brown
of
Seattle.
On
all
lhes
properties
development
work
will
be
proceeded
with
this
sum
iiht
and,
witli
operations
to
be
resumed
on
the
Dolly
Vardeii
ind
North
Star
mines
as
well.
Mr.
Pickett
is
of
the
oplnioi
that
the
Alice
Arm
district
will
mine
bark
into
its
own
by
1
lie
end
of
this
year.
During
Hie
past
winter
there
has
been
a
change
in
ownership
in
one
half
of
the
Silver
Horde
mine
which
lies
north
of
the
Wolf.
John
Strombeck
bought
l
Miner's
quarter
interest
and
'ius
Anderson
and
A.
D.
Yorke
purchased
Don
Cameron's
quar-Mr
interest.
Al
Miner,
who
wa
in
Alice
Arm
last
year,
will
remain
in
California
litis
season
and
Don
Cameron
is
now
engag-
d
in
mining
development
work
in
Ontario
north
of
llaileybury.
tt
has
been
reported
t
hat
he
may
to
into
the
lied
Lake
district
this
season.
Subscribe
to
the
Daily
NVws.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
LICENCE.
MITIIJE
IS
IIElIf
UY
GIVES
that
ihi
Us-ISM
day
or
Miy
neit
the
uiidrralgnrd
In
triiU
lu
apply
lu
the
Liquor
Control
llwarcl
rir
j
lAmvr,
In
ri-eet
of
thf
prtriil
iH-inir
part
of
the
building;
known
a
"yuwn
a
uuiei,
snuaie
tin
Main
nirm,
MaKM-tl.
ll.C.
awl
iiimiii
the
land
iIp-irllo-d
a
ll
i.
r.UxM
II,
Map
810
V.
I'rlnre
Hupcr!
Land
llralatratliiii
lilMrlrt,
In
tlw
l'nivlnr
or
ltnliti
Columbia,
for
Hi
aale
or
beer
by
the
las
or
bjr
lh
111
Ixillle
fur
ronuhiptlon
on
tlio
pre-Mlwa.
OATKlt
al
the
City
or
Prlnre
liuprt.
ermine
or
Hrlllfh
Columbia,
Ibis
t?tli
day
of
April.
A.I).
Il.
MILDIIED
1.1
LI
A3
BUS.
Appllrant.
NOTICE.
IX
THE
MATTEIt
or
an
atinliratlon
for
j
Die
Imuh
of
a
I'ronlalotiil
Orlirirato
of
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produrrd
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mr.
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or
one
montli
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tlw
flt
puhllcatmn
licrpor,
a
I'ruvlMi.nsI
CiTtlflrale
or
Till'
!
t
the
ahove
land
In
the
name
or
Paul
IliiWrlfh
Masarl.
The
orlrlnal
Cerllflrate
nt
Title
I
dalrd
the
S5lh
or
Aurul,
is
l.
and
in
numlie-ed
1
1
inn
I.
land
rterltry
fiffiee.
Prince
HuprL
h."
.
ziin
March,
vjr.
H.
F.
MACLF.On.
HeirlMrar
or
Tllle.
PONGEE
An
ideal
material
for
clnliln-n
s
garments
and
ladies
underwear.
A
mixture
of
silk
and
cotton
which
will
give
satisfactory
service.
Per
yard
60
c
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
Thursday,
April
29,
i956
HIE
DAILY
NEWS
tea
(j00DERHAMW)RT3
t.AP
CANADIAN
PIRYE
WHISKY"
9
YEARS
OLD
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dismayed
by
the
Liqjiqr
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
BUENOS
AIRES
HAS
CONCEDED
STREETS
Traffic
Problem
Serious
One
For
Population
of
Close
to
Two
Millions
BUEXOS
AIUKS,
Apl.
."..
Thf
cily
authorities
l
Bueims
Aires,
whose
population
is
approaching
the
2,000,000
mark,
are
laeod
with
a
transportation
and
traffic
problem
that
is
ever
growing
more
serious.
The
cily
possesses
over
520
miles
of
surface
and
subway
lines,
the
Jormcr
carrying
000,000,000
passengers
annually
and
the
subway
60,000,-ooo,
but
these
are
insufficient
to
handle
the
daily
passenger
movement
.without
over-crowding,
delay
and
congestion.
Additional
subways
linking
up
distantly
separated
railway
terminals
1
witli
motorbus
feeder
lines
are
the
necessary
solution
i
of
Hie
problem,
transportation
authorities
say,
but
although
Ibe
present
subway
presented
a
pro
position
to
the
eil)
some
three
ypars
ago
to
construct
a
new
one,
inability
to
agree
on
terms
has
so
far
prevented
its
bing
started.
Many
tnolorbiises
have
been
In
operation
during
(he
last
year,
but
have
eajied
the
transportation
facilities
of
the
city
only
to
a
slight
extent.
Indeed,
traffic
congestion
is
increased
largely
by
their
use.
together
with
the
increasing
numbers
of
automobiles.
Streets
in
the
business
sec
tion
of
the
rity
are
restricted
10
one
way
traffic,
but.
eveu
so
ve
hicles
in
them
jniove
nt
a
snail's
pace
during
the
busy
hours.
BAN
ON
JOY
RIDES
i
No
Night
Motoring
for
Studcntsl
at
Cambridge
LOMXN.
April
Owiim;
to
complaints
Mint
the
noise
of
motors
disturbs,
lectures
during
the
mornings,
anil
that
some
students
are
using
their
ears
al
night
for
taking
undesirable
women
into
the
country
and
others
are
using
Ihem
tin
attend
public
dances
al
Bedford
and
Huntingdon.
(h
Senate
of
Cambridge
University
adopted
drastic
regulations.
The
grace
relating
In
the
prohibition
of
the
u$e
of
motor
vehi
cles
by
undergraduates
in
their
.
first
year
of
residence
was
car
ried
by
180
voles
In
Ofi:
that
lo
prohibit
the
use
of
all
nudor
ve
hicles
before
12.30
p.m.
by
113
voles
to
38:
and
Hie
prohibition
;of
the
use
of
molor
vehicles
after
8.30
p.r.
in
the
winter
jnonths
and
10
p.m.
during
the
operation
j
of
Summer
time
was
carried
(without
a
division.
,
It
was
also
decided
by
i
30
(vles
.
lo
103
to
appoint
a
bro-
procior
ror
the
regulation
nrmo-lor
vehicles,
and
tn
prevent
undergraduates
driving
In
hired
vehicles
without
being
Insured
against
third
tmry
risks.
The
rtew
regulations
enrno
Info
force
in
OctobefA:,
Miss
Margaret
Solloway
will
return
to
.Vancouver
on
Ihi
Prince
George
tomorrow
morning.
'
y-'-
ICE
STILL
HOLDING
AT
DAWSON
TODAY
BUT
MOVINGMANY
POINTS
Dally
Woather
Report
Says
Wot
Snow
Fell
During
Night:
Snow
at
Eighth
Cabin
While
Ice
is
stilt
holding
al
Dawson
il
moved
for
a
few
minutes
at
tttgle,
Alaska,
yesterday,
says
the
daily
weather
report
of
the
Government
Telegraphs.
The
ice
moved
a
little
al
Stewart
Iliver
yesterday
and
is
all
jammed
there
now.
On
the
Pelly
Hiver
the
ice
is
jammed
al
the
mouth.
Yukon
ice
is
jammed
12
miles
south
if
earmarks.
Some
ieo
is
running
out
of
Iuke
Lebange
and
wet
snow
fell
diiiiing
the
night.
Following
is
the
vreport
from
arious
northern
points:
Terrace
llalii,
calm;
temperature.
15.
Aiiynx
-Iliiin,
calm;
temperature,
50.
Stewart
Itain.
calm;
tempera-
lure,
16.
llaxellon
-
Ilain,
calm;
temper
ature,
50.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm;
temperature,
35.
Sin
i
I
her
-Cloudy,
ealm;
tem
perature,
52,
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
ealm;
emperaltire,
51.
Eighth
Cabin
-
Snowing,
calm.
Whiteliorse
Cloudy,
south
.vind;
(iuiijioralurc,
10.
Selkirk-
Cloudy,
calm;
lent
leru
lure,
15.
Dawson
Cloudy,
calm;
tern
teraliire.
30.
GUILTY,
Couneel-
Now
sir,
lull
me,
ar
on
well
acquainted
with
the
pri-
ouer?
Willi-
I've
kiitfwn
him
foiv
went)'
years.
Counsel-
Have
vou
ever
heard
tint
to
be
a
disturber
of
the
pub-
lie
iMaee?
Witness
Well-er-lie
used
l
teloiu
to
a
band.
TENDERS
WANTEO.
The
l'hn'-r
Huperl
Oenrral
ll"SIl
In
tiles
aealeil
leuiler
ror
Ibe
rulhiitlur
-Palntlnf.
(I)
Palntlnf
lie-
rilrrlnr
or
U.Slal
bniHliiK
a.
pre
Mwiriralion.
laleir
uHly.
It-
Paunln
the
rvlefior
f
hplUI
lHildina.
liH-liMlUit
labor,
;
and
uppijm
iiMtrrial
,
it
i-.
ifna
IkJi
Tendw-r
iminl
-inrKji
tlie
bril
ol
UIH
and
paint
I.,
hr
umsI.
Suppll,
I
.
Kent
ifiulltv
wlulr
Miiad.
Vn-hr
bmiHl
or
it
-piialmi
in
1U
lb-
ur
iihmt
niBtaiwr.
t
I
re
lioOrd
linesl
01
III
barrel
ainl
i
ttlbm
-"niti(rr.
Purr
turjiitiue
In
fif.
aiel
half
raw
l"t.
(.
Itel
qitalliy
hlntle
tlaitt
in
1i
r
Um
luU
ur
Jirnrr,
uir
make.
All
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Imaginary"
Rheumatism
Caused
by
lllfxtting
Shoes
MAMY,
many
times
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
iprain
or
rheumatism.
Pain
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
symptoms
appear
numbness,
cold,
and
at
timed,
undue
perspiration.
To
prevent
and
euro
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
tho
foot.
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If
you
value
your
health
Join
the
thousands
who
havo
mnished
foot
trouble.
Get,
a
pair
loaay.
FENDER
SHOE
Mad
In
Canada
by
The
Defender
ShoeCompinT,Ci!t,0nt.
SOLD
UY
Jabour
Bros.
UMBRELLAS
Many
hnvo
expressed
delight
at
being
able
to
purchau
an
Umbrella
Knowing
that
tney
aro
gettlnrj
as
good
valus
as
they
would
In
any
other
place
In
Canada;
also
n
havlno
an
assortment
to
choose
from
equal
to
any
In
the
arfl;
vviiii
v
aw
See
our
Window
Display.
Optical
Department
v
j-
"
r
Eyes
examined,
Vision
registered
optometrist.
All
porienccd
operator,
cxcciiy
spected.
This
expert
opiicni
ruusuiiBUie
imi.ua.
Max
He'lbroner
C27-C20
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
0
"The
Pace
That
Thrills"
The
lug
lliii'
in
um
hivv.
An
imln
r
u
e.
.
nud
a
big
ring
b.illle.
He
bent
a
lighting
pug.
it.'
n
wild
bull.
With
Hie
ikI
l
at
a
lhniiinl
t
liilll
he
ride
hii
nolo
rare
nrtd
just
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llf
i
ib"
love
rail
for
tf
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logg''"!
.n
ri(n
i'
i
uiaii
ran
n.
,
liim
ieuring
dovvii
that
line
now
a
sudden
t
dangerous
sweefi,
uid
they
are
i
lieeriug,
yriling
jug-
"Gome
on.
Iled."
A
f.-t-niiiog
mmo-
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Ben
Lyon,
Mary
Aitor,
"i,lly
Marshall,
Warner
Richmond,
Paul
Ellis,
FriUI
Drunette
and
other-.
"OUR
GANG
COMEDY
-"FACT
COMPANY."
TUXEDO
COMEDY
"DYNAMITE
DOGGIE."
Admission
35c
and
10c
SHI
Special
for
Friday
and
Saturday
Only
$1.65
Acme
Importers
Third
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
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ia
tiMit.
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rnal,,
AfauL
FrlM
Ra.
ASTORIA
SHOES
Wo
Havo
Just
Received
a
Large
Shipment
of
These
Famous
Astoria
Shoes
for
Spring
and
Summer
Wear
The
AMorlii
lailor-niinle
Shoe
i
considered
'
ream
or
Cumdian
shoeuiaking.
The
aristocrat"
Don,
tin.
mlvniiee
loiieh
or
the
muster
rrnfUninn
is
-
rei
ogniseil
in
every
pair
Dial
it
place-,
these
shoes
u.
j
their
own.
The
new
lasts
are
nil
nuiihinnlioii
mill
erre-''
is.
assured
in
almost
every
rase.
We
slink.
Ihcrn
i
brown
ami
inn,
blai
k
ami
brown
kid
in
Hliielier.
lb'
'
und.Ovifurils
in
the
most
exclusive
style.
Be'
Well
Shod!
Wear
the
Astoria
Shoe
They
nro
ronsonably
prieed
and
,c
ijimlily
td
e
''"
pair
Is
guaranteed
by
lie
makers.
Sold
exclusively
In
Prince
Rupert
at
McARTHUR'S
SHOE
STORE
Third
Avonuo
tested,
Qlnsses
fitted
by
,
tenioi
are
ground
by
an
ex.
preitiipuuu
ana
carefully
(n
scrvito
may
do
naci
at
very
Third
Avenue
Avenue
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