PAOE
SIX
BRYNfAWR
PRINTS
Tills
fabric
is
guaranteed
washable
and.
fast
to
sun,
will
not
crock
.or'.
bo
affected
by.
perspiration,
Five
lteatitiful
color
combinations,
per
yard
$2.00
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
7B3
FOR
THAT
SLEEPY
SPRING
FEELING
Take
a
bottle
of
Edinburgh
Hospital
Sarsaparilla
Compound
Kiiriches
and
vitalises
the
blood
$1.00
a
Bottle
,
Ruperl
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
MEAT
DEPT.
Veal
Steak,
per
ll
25c
Veal
Slew,
2
His.
for
.
.
25c
Shoulder
Iloast
Veal,
per
lb.
..
.
18c
Sirloin
Steak,
J
lbs.
for
55c
Hound
Steak.
2
lbs.
for
45c
Side
Pork,
per
Hi
25o
Loin
Pork,
per
lb
35c
Shoulder
Pork,
per
lb.
30c
Sau.sasc.,
2
lbs.
for
.
.
35c
Ayrshire
llaron,
per
lb.
35c
(lainer's
Ham,
per
lb.
.
.
40c
Hamburger
Steak,
2'
lbs.
25c
Pickled
Pork,
lbs.
for
45c
Salt
Pork,
per
lb
30c
...
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
H7-123
5lli
Avenue
K.
P.O.
Box
575
Phones
18
&
84
Spun
Silk
Per
Yard
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes
Per
Yard
25c
Mrs.
VX
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Itox
-
-
089
Phono
Green
3U9
Discount
.
Saie
Silk
Dresses
20
Per
Cent
off
We
are
overstocked
"Demers"
We
aim
(0
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
ALASKANS
WILL
I
COME
THROUGH
PRINCE
RUPERT
Bishop
Crlmont
Will
Lead
Group
to
Eucharlstlc
Congress
at
Chicago
BOURASSA
TO
SPEAK
MOXTHKAI.,
May
3.
Th"
Alaskan
delegation
lo
the
F.u-eliarislic
Congress
at
"Chicago
rrom
June
20
to
21
will
pas
through
Prince
llupert,
The
Catholics
making:
the.
journey
from
Alaska
under
llio
leadership
of
llishop
Crimonl
of
Juneau,
will
assemble
at
Skagway.
Wrangell
and
Juneau
and
travel
by
the
C.N.H.
steamships
Is
Prince
llupert
where
they
will
board
special
ears
which
will
take
them
right
through
to
Chicago.
II
i
s
Kxcellency
Monsignor
Pielrodi
Maria,
aposlolio
dele-gale
(o
Canada,
will
head
the
delegation
from
the
Dominion,
according
lo
Hew
rather
V
Primeau,
chairman
of
the
reception
committee
of
the
congress,
who
has
been
in
Montreal
conferring
willi
II.
II.
Melauson.
general
passenger
traffic
manager
of
the
Canadian
National
Itailways,
concerning
the
move,
meut
of
the
papal
delegate
fron
Ottawa
to
Chicago
and
of
the
very
Marge
delegations
from
alt
parts
of
Cina
da
who
will,
make
lie
journey
to
Chicago
in
June.
Canada's
position
at
the
Ku
eharistir
Congress
will
be
ver
high
according
lo
Father
Primeau,
who
also
states
that
the
'nulrihulion
of
the
Dominion
ii
delegates
and
other
matter-
DollarWeek
5
lb.
Sugar
and
1
lb.
Tudor
Tea
...
$1.00
3
doz.
Fresh
Pullet
Kggs.
.
$1.00
2
lb.
best
Hulk
Hutter
$1.0;
1
6oe
bottle
Arggood
Sweet
Pieties,
ami
1
t5c
bottle
J,
nun
Island
Dressing
$1.02
3
lb.
MuConiiick's;
iiweel
Jlisciiils
tins
Schillings
linking
der
$1.00
2
lb.
1're-h
Ground
Coffee
$1.00
Ask
for
sample)
6
lb.
Cal.
Table
Figs
.
3
bottles
Heinz
Catsup
SI
.00
$1.00
G
tins
Peas,.
Corn
or
Tomato
i
$1.00
13
lb.
Granulated
Sugar
..
$1.00
10
Jap
Itice,
best
..
..
$1.00
10
lb.
lUi.
Peas
and
6
lb.
Jleutis
$1.00
4
large
tins
Libby's
Spinach
$1.00
2
35c
Com
on
Coh
and
2
25c
P.N.
Mutter
$1.00
6
lb.
Sugar
and
1
tin
pure
Plum
Jam
$1.00
tin
Pork
and
Deans
with
1
tin
Strawberry
Jam
$1.00
5
lb.
Siwar
and
1
tin
MarmalanV
$1.00
3
large
tins
Sliced
Peaches
$1.00
3
combs
Pure
Honey
....
$1.00
4
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
.
.
$1.00
20
rolls
Toilet
Paper
....
$1.00
20
bars
WUiilo
Swan
Soap.
.
$1.00
13
bars
Palmolivc
Soap
..
$1.00
1
Droom
and
2
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
.
.
.
;
$1.00
7
lb.
Seedless
Halsins
....
$1.00
7
lb.
Seeded
or
Puffed
llaisins
,..
$1.00
3
lb.
Unlario
Cliecs
$1.00
3
large
tin's
lobby's
Asparagus
Tips
$1,00
3
do.,
Sunkisl
Oranges
or
Lemon
$1.00
7
lb.
extra
Fancy
Dry
Prunes
,.
...
...
$1.00
(Huy
prunes
now
3
tins
Libby's,
Delmonle
or
Mal-kin's
Uest
Sliced
Pineapple
$1.00
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
&
I
leans
$1.00
7
tins
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
$1.00
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
Fresh
Whipping
Cream
Daily.
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
57S
DENTIST
vuuld
be
second
only
to
ttial
ol
he
L'uited
Slates
in
proportion
o
it's
population,
Canada's
re-r
'si-utation
will
probably
he
the
.iige.-l
of
any
country
in
lb
world.
Already
the
Canadian
Valiojial
Railways
'have
urratici
darters
for
20
special
(rains.
Canadian
Speakers
In
the
opinion
of
Father
Prini-ao
signal'
honor
has
been
done
'.afiada
by
the
choice
oT
two
ot
lie
Dominion's
delegates
a-f
speakers
before
the
International
meeting
of
the
eonsress.
Of
these
is
His
Oraee
Archbishop
1
iauthjer
of
.Montreal
who
will
cad
the
French
Canadian
dele-.afion.
and
the
other
is
Henri
urasu.
M.P.,
who
lias
the
allied
di-tiinltoii
of
being
the
only
aymau
from
Canada
invited
In
iddress
(lie
meeting.
MANY
HYPNOTIZED
BY
FILMS
THEY
WATCHING
Medical
Officer
at
Croydon
Explains
Effect
on
Movie
Fan
and
Urges
Fewer
Foreign
Pictures
LONDON,
May
3.
Films
aypnolize
maify
spectators,
and
-on.ejucii(ly
Dritlsh
audiences
should
be
given
more
pictures
lefleetimg
Drilisti
sentiments.
rather
than
the
sentiments
of
other
countries,
so
Dr.
II.
1
Ncwsholme,
medical
officer
of
Croydcu,
said
in
a.
recent
speech
tn
(lie
effect
bf
moving
pic
litres."
,
;;..'
"The
darkness
concentrated
attention,
und
the
.stimulation
of
one
scene
by
a
bright
liiglit,"
he
explained,
"tend
to
produce
hypnotic
condition
in
the
audi
ence.
intense
films
may
pene-
Irule
lo
the
sub-conscious
mind
and
potently
affect
the
character
of
the
observer.
The
great
pro
blem
is
to
find
some
tneans
of
diminishing
the
intensity
of
the
effect
of
objectionable
films."
;
aausages
i
Pure
Pork
Sausage,
per
lb.
...
...
.
.
30o
lleof
rind
Pork
Sauaef
per
lb.
25o
Tomato
Sausitge,
per
lb.
.
.
.
...
,,.
25c
t.'csh
Hfitno-iiiade
Head
Cheese,
tier
lb,
,.
..
25a'
lleof
Dripping,
per
lb...
10c
Potatoes,
per
sack
..
$3.50
Sealy
5
Doodson
Sixth
Street
Phone
45S.
We
Deliver.
Monday,
May
3,
lo?5
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saves
Me
Many
Dollars"
C
jjjjjj
It
looks
creamy
It
tastes
creamy
It
is
creamy
Two
tizestall
and
imall.
The
label
i$
rtd
and
trait.
"Cur
family
likes
rich
cream-and-buttcr
flavor
in
milk
dishes.
But
with
ordinary
milk
my
budget
cannot
stand
the
amount
of
expensive
butter
I
have
to
buy.
Now
I
use
Carnation
Milk."
In
soups,
bake'd
dishes,
creamed
vegetables,
sauces,
cakes,
Carnation
gives
real
cream-and-butter
flavor.
No
need
to
use
expensive
cream
because
Carnation
has
full,
rich
cream
consistency
and
flavor.
Carnation
is
just
pure,
fresh
milk,
evaporated
to
double
richness,
kept
safe
by
sterilization.
Economical
because
it
keeps.
Order
several
cans
or
a
case
of
48
cans
from
your
grocer.
Send
for
a
free
copy
of
Mary
Blake's
Cook
Book.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co.,
Limited,
Aylmer,
Ontario.
Carnation
Milk
"From
Contented
Cows"
Produced
in
Canada
PEOPLE
LEAYE
FARMS
INUNIIED
STATES
Half
a
Million
Fewer
There
In
1925
Than
During
Previous
Year
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
May
3.
A
decrease
in
ttie
farm
population
of
the
United
Slates
of
nearly
half
a
million
in
,11)25
is
reported
by
the
department
ol
agriculture,
wltjelt
estimates
the
number
of
persons
living
on
farms
011
January
I,
l'J20,
to
have
been
30,(5j,m)0
compared
with
31.131,001)
January
i,
1U2&.
The
estimated
net
movement
1
way
1
10
m
farm
last
year
amounted
to
VOI.OOO
persons;
but
there
wai.au
estimated
excess
of
farm
births
over
farm
leaths
amounting
to
122,000
which
reduced
Ihe
loss
due
to
cityward
movement
to
WD.OOO.
The
estimated
decrease
in
farm
population
in
lU2i
was
182,000.
-
The
loss
in
was
general
in
all
sections
of
the
country.
the
largest
percentage
decrease
wa
in
Ihe
mountain
states
where
Ihe
loss
is
given
ut
.1.1)
per
ceni.
Ihe
west
mjuIIi
central
slates
bowed
Ihe
lowest
estimated
figure
0,2
per
cent.-
The
nverage
for
the
entire
country
was
figured
at
1.5
per
cenl.
Actual
migration
estimates.
disregarding
births
and
deaths
show
a
net
movement
away
from
2.1)
per
cent.
TOOK
NINE
YEARS
LETTER
TO
REACH
ITS
DESTINATION
NKW
YOHK,
May
3.
A
teller
Saturday
night.
'
I
sent
no
m
on-many
in
I'JI
on
the
only
(ierman
suliinarnp;
tnailboat
has
just
reached
New-York,
exactly
nine
years
after
the
declaration
of
war
against
(ieriiiany
by
the
United
Slates.
A
letter
was
sent
from
Pforzheim
lo
a
New
"York
newspaper'
man.
An
acconipaii'yin.g
letter
explained
that
Iho
'communication
was
on
lis
way
lo
the
United
i
ciaies
wncn
iius
country
s
ue-i
duration
of
war
became
immin-j
enl."
The
ubmarine
reached
n
lime
by
Ihe
(ierman
government,!
Was
warned
of
lis
danger
and
ordered
home
to
uvcrt
seizure
upon
reaching
North
American!
waters.
The
cnvelopo
bears
a
U-
boat
mat!
'fdain'p
Willi
the
dale
l
ebniary
3,
P.M7,
tind
a
picture
of
Ine'Oerman
diibrharine.
BIBLE
TRANSLATION
No
hook
suffers
o
little
by
translation
as
the
Oreek
Testament.
Dean
luce.
,
Hubert
Ward
Is
visiting
Anyox
on
business,
having
sailed
fo,-
the
north
on
the
Prince'
Cbarle
ICE
STILL
HOLDING
AT
DAWSON
TODAY
tee
is
xt
ill
hotdiUR
at
Davvsoi..
according
to
the
(ioveruineut
Telegraphs
report
Ibis
morning.
Small
boats
reached
Yukon
Crossjng.
.yesterday.
The
Yukon
is
still
jammed
at
Selkirk.
A
big
jam
went
by
the
Stewart
lliver
last
night
but
it
is
sill!
rull
or
ice
at
Collee
Creek.
I
he
lee
moved
al
Owilvle
yesterday.
Tln
ui.ither
ronort
follows:
Whilehorsc:
cloudy,
south
wind;
temp.
3.
1
Stewart
lliver,
cloudy,
south
wind;
temp.
H.
Dawsou:
cloudy.
tooth
vviii'l;
letup,
15.
Terrace:
(lain,
calm,
tempera
ture
13.
Anyox:
Cloudy,
calm,
temper
ature
50.
Stewart:
Itain,
calm,
IS.
llnzeltmi:
Cloudy,
windy,
tem
pera
I
tire
51.
Telegraph
Creek:
Cloudy,
calm,
temperature
to.
Smithers:
Cloudy,
calm,
temperature
10.
llurn
Lake:
Cloudy,
calm.
temperature
10.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnco
Rupert
Albert
Allelt.
one
of
Princi
llupert'
fiil
conl
ingenl,
re
1
u
rued
to
(lie
city
lust
eveninu,
invalided
intnie
(nun
the
Front.
He
was
wounded
in
(lie
right
arm
al
FeMubert
al
Ihe
nm
time
a-
Art
Noble
and
was
be
ide
Lionel
Crippett
when
Jtu
was
killed.
Fifteen
halibut
schooner
art'
offering
200.(10(1
pounds
of
f
tl
here
tiMhty.
Hie
boats
in
ar.
Theeklu,
Tltelma,
F.Isie.
Aurora.
Kagh.
Norman
Stfnde,
Teddy
J..
Viking,
Ttiladi,
(jilfonl,
Allian.-
No.
I.
Iliiald,
Kincidilli,
Muir
neag
and
Merry
Maid.'
.lodgment
in
favor
of
the
d.
fendanl
ha
been
wiven
by
Judge
HoberlHoit
in
the
County
Coon
cae
of
llie
I'riliflc
HulMtrl
t.l
1.1
vs.
Hinplnyern'
Liability
Asm
anee
Corporation
rir
recovery
of
I.
INK).
Alfred
Can.
repre.
sented
the
club
while
the
.
fur
IIim
iUriiei
U'n
iti
tin.
of
A.
M.
Malison.
FORMER
RUPERT
MAN
VISITED
NEW
ZEALAND
A.
T
llroilerirk.
fii
ineily
man
a-ii
v
.f
the
I
in.
.11
ll.i.ik
in
this
Cllv
I-
'!
M
lllrll
!,.
;
OOV'f
Oil
the
la,'
lit
.lay
niylit
alter
a
ii
i;.
New
.(
a'aud
farms
for
the
eniire
country
of!
"Imaginary"
Rheumatism
Caused
by
Ulfxtting
Shoe
MANY,
many
times
phyil-clani
have
dianotcd
what
appears
to
be
rheumatism,
ot
really
being
pains
ariaing
from
the
elrects
of
Fallen
Arches.
When
the
foot
arches
begin
to
break
down,
the
pain
Is
often
ascribed
to
a
sprain
or
rheumatism.
Pain
occurs
alone
the
inside
of
the
foot,
in
the
heel,
alto
the
calf
of
the
leg,
and
is
often
located
in
the
knee
or
hip
joints.
This
condition
brines
on
general
muicular
weakness
the
ligaments
are
strained,
interfering
with
proper
nourishment
of
the
foot.
The
circulation
becomes
poor
attendant
symptoms
aprear
numtjneM,
cold,
and
at
times,
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
the
scaphoid
bone
where
needed,
while
allowing
full
flexibility
and
freedom
to
the
muicular
structure
of
the
foot.
If
you
value
your
health-Join
the
thousands
who
have
banished
foot
trouble.
Get,
a
pair
loaay.
'yvncH
RCHrVEFENDER
LJ
SHOE
VUt
U
Canada
by
14
The
Defender
Shoe
Company,
Gtlt.Ont.
BOLD
BY
Jabour
Bros.
DIAMONDS
Our
diamond
display
Is
always
an
Interesting
$ahL
The
Brilliancy
of
the
stones,
the
modern
settings
and
th
moderate
prices
aro
very
attractive.
Prospective
purchasers
of
diamonds
would
do
well
i0
visit
our
store
where
cheerful
and
courtoous
expert
service
Is
rendered
to
those
who
favor
us
with
a
vlslu
Optical
Department
..uI.ia
UUIaii
Io.IkH
nlat.na
flu.
i
.
registered
optometrist.
All
lenses
are
ground
by
an
ex.
pcrienced
operator,
exactly
to
prescription
and
carefully
in!
spected.
0IVVVUI
This
MIS
VI
expert
optical
service
may
be
had
at
very
reasonable
prices
Max
Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
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WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
Corinne
Griffith
"INFATUATION"
An
adaptation
ol
Y.
Soiuer-cl
Mnigli
in
play
"(inoar's
Wife."
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nt
Ki--,
rottiiime,
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.
there
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lie
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C'tni
t
l
niglil-lime
i
toveliine
Willi
glorious
tkirimie
tn.ince
hi
roiiuime
laud.
The
tlnnita
of
'a
w
'
dared
tell
her
liu-Inind
the
Irutli.
Miiginii
and
setting-.
Nulable
i-a-t:
Corinne
Qrifflth,
Percy
Marmont,
Malcolm
MtcGr.
gor,
Warner
Oland,
Howard
Davles,
Clarissa
Selwjnnt
and
oilier
"THE
PACEMAKERS"
SERIES
No.
7
GEORGE
O
H4M
AND
ALBERTA
VAUGHN
In
"MADAM
SANS
GIN."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35c
and
10c
itl
M
1.1.))
i
see
irouoie
-uys
the
fortiiur.-lellrr,
looking
into
the
v.ihi"
C
body
tieed
a
fortune
-teller
to
know
that
wa-'i
trouble
go
liaud
in
hand.
Wltal
ou
waul
is
9
g
lune-li'ller
to
tell
.iIhioI
our
Thril-T--ervice.
I'
lillle
per
miuui,
toil
it
seml
off
evetv
vuliluli
ever
existed.
You'll
find
it
ii
giMHl
lock
rlmnti
h
cver'
week
in
the
year.
Thrif-T-Service
5c
a
pound,
lo
per
piece
Everything
washed
and
flat
work
Ironed
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnoers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
PlUf"
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
al:
kind
'
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
381
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
liuvo
Hie
mo.
I
coiiiplelc
slock
of
dimension,
shiplnp,
nr
finish,
.flooring.
V
veneers,
ele.,
in
Northern
Il.U.
Wo
can
supply
everything
in
a
building
from
the
fo""
dalion
to
tho
last
piece
of
finish.
Ho
Tore
buying
inspect
our
doek.
II
will
pay
(h
prices
are
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117