PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEW8
FOR
THAT
SLEEPY
SPRING
FEELING
Take
a
boltlo
of
Edinburgh
Hospital
Sarsaparilla
Compound
Knriches
and
vitalises
the
blood
SI
.00
a
Bottle
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phono
94.
We
deliver.
Eggs!
Butter!
Cheese!
Tho
Hlghost
Quality
at
the
Lowest
Price
H.C.
Fresh
Kgs,
3
doz.
...
S1.00
Prince
ltuperl
Local
life's.
3
doz
.
....
$1.45
Hulk
Duller,
res.
50c,
3
ilia.
...
;..
$1.30
Hulk
HutU'r,
per
box
$6.25
Capital
ilutter,
2
lbs.
95c
Ontario
Ulicese,
reg.
35c.
3
lbs.
.
,
85c
Hum's
Oohlen
Loaf,
reg.
50c,
3
lbs.
....
..
$1.35
Hum's
Golden
Loaf,
5
Hi.
box
,i.f,;r.p.
...
...
$2.00
Swiss
tSruycrc
Cheese,
per
I'k?.
...
45c
(ioat
Clipesc,
reg.
05c,
2
lbs.
...
...
.....
si
.15
Jack
Cheese,
ret?.
5c,
2
lbs.
...
;
85o
..Take
advantage
of
these
prices
on.
your
1st
of
the
mouth
order
Mussaliem
(Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
1
17-123
5lh
Avenue
K.
P.O.
Box
575
Phones
18
&
84
Spun
Silk
Per
Yard
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes
Per
Yard
,
25p
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
AVenue
P.O.
Ilox
-
-
5)81)
Phone
Green
389
Discount
.
Saie
Silk
Dresses
20
Per
Cent
off
We
are
overstocked
"Doners"
We
aim
to
please
Phono
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Dr.
Alexander
Smith'
Block
Phone
576
DENTIST
CRICKET
TODAY
ENGLISH
TOPIC
Australian
Team
Heralded
to'
Death
But
Expect
May
bo
.
Beaten
I
FIGHTING
FOR
HONORS
Possibilities
on
Big
Team
For'
Test
Matches
Against
Southern
Visitors
I.OXDOX.
May
1
illy
Canadian
Press.
Cricket!
Cricket!
Everywhere.
"the
lopuV
Is
cricket.
'Htsr
noise"
or
bootblack,
stockbroker
oi
sa'iidwtch-niaii
alike
are
translating
life's
little
daily
up
and
downs
into
terms
of
cricket.
From
the
clubs,
restaurants,
ofrices
and
all
places
where
men
meet
it
is
carried
home
to
the
easy
ejjair
beforcj
me
neartii
wliere
rather,
John,
and
in
many
cases,
Mary,
armed
lo
the
leclh
with
newspaper
articles,
spend
I
lie
exerting
comparing
the
respective
form
of
Hobii-and
Macartney,
criticising
the
M.C.C.
electing
England's
captain,
and
finally,
in
winning
back
the
"jjshes"
by
scores
that
would
make
old
VY.
(i.
turn
in
his
grave.
The
Australians
arrived
in
England
two
weeks
ago.
Heralded
to
Death
-tXo
combination
of
sportsmen
thai
has
ever
left
one
country
to
play
in
another
has
been
accorded
such
a
mighty
fanfare
of
publicity
or
treated
to
such
a
magnificent
flourish
of
pens
as
lite
1(5
Australian
cricketers.
Tltey
have
been
heralded
to
death
nnd
if
one
I
were
lo
believe
everything
writ-j
ten
ubout
the
tour,
the
Tests!
were
won
ami
lost
weeks
an.
Clenrllill,
M.
A.
Xoble
and
Warren
Hard-ley
are
all
busy
journalists
absorbing
almost
every!
day
a
column
or
two
of
the
LonH
don
press
in
what
has
been
described
as
an
attempt
to
undermine
the
usually
optimistic
spirit
prevailing
in
the
Knglish
DollarWeck
3-50c
tins
Schillings
Hest
Ilak-iiiig
Powder
$1.00
t'i,
)b.
Tudor,
impress,
or
Urea!
West
Tea
$1,00
lb.
McCormick's
Sweet
Hiscuits
.
$1.00
lb.
Fresh
tiround
Coffee.
$1.00
lb.
Cal.
Table
Fugs
....
$1.00
bottles
Heinz
Catsup
....
$1.00
6
tins
Peas.
Corn
or
Tomatoes
$1.00
20
barsVhile
Swan
Soap
..
$1.00
20
rolls
Toilet
Paper
....
$1.00
4
cartons
SunlighlSoap
..
$1.00
combs
Pure
Honey
.
.
.
.
$1.00
large
tins
Sliced
Peaches
$1.00
Hi.
.Sugar
and
1
tin
Kmpress
Marmalade
$1.00
13
lb.
(iranulated
Sugar
..
$1.00
10
lb.
Jap
Ilice
$1.00
I
12
lb.
Assorted
While
llcans.
Splil
Peas,
Whole
Green
Peas
nr
llarley
,
$1.00
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
&
Heanv
$1.00
2
doz.
Local
Fresh
Hggs
....
95c
2
lb.
Hest-
Hulk
Creamery
llulter
95c
13
bars
Palniolive
Soap
.
.
$1.00
broom
and
2
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
.......
$1.00
7
lb.
Seedle.H
Raisins
....
$1.00
7
lb.
Puffed
Raisins
....
$1.00
3
large
tins
Libby'p
Asparagus
Tips
...
...
...
$1.00
3
doz.
Sunkist
Oranges
or
Lemdns
$1.00
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
Fresh
Whipping
Cream
Dally
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
Bulkley
Valley
BEEF
Pol
rioasls,
per
lb.
...
...
...
10o
lo
12'2C
Hound
Hone
Oven
Roasts,
ier
lb.
...
15o
Round
.Steak,
per
lb.
.
.
25c
Sirloin
Sleak,
per
b.
..
30c
Legs
pork,
per
Jb.
....
35c
Loin
Pork,
per
lb
38c
Shoulder
Pork,,
per
lb.
28o
Fresh
killed
Lamb
and
Veal
arriving
Friday's
train
for
Saturday's
business
Sealy
&
Doodson
SixlhHtrecJ,
Phone
455.
We
Deliver.
"31J
m
If
I
Only
Had
the
Strength
is
not
HOUSEWORK
drudgery
to
the
woman
whete
strong
and
well.
She
takes
a
pride
in
keeping
the
home
spick
and
span
and
giving
it
the
artistic
touches
which
make
home
attractive.
But
when
strength
fails
and
you
feel
tired
and
worried
there
seems
no
end
to
disagreeable
work.
You
seem
to
never
catch
up
and
everything
goes
wrong.
Wishes
,do
not
restore
a
womout
nervous
system
but
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
does.
By
using
this
great
restorative
regularly
you
can
soon
regain
health
and
vigor
and
take
hold
ranks.
Their
articles,
though
nomctimes
interesting
and
informative,
hate
borne
the
taint
of
xaggeraled
optimism
which
has
fully
justified
the
vigorous
re-lorts
it
has
me't
from
English
expert,
amongst
whom
are
player
A-ritcr
like
lloblts
and
Parkin.
As
the
Observer
tersely
observes:
In
a
few
months
il
vvifl
bo
nil
over,
bar
shouting.
We
confess
ivi'
shoubl
like
to
bar
the
shout-
ing
heroin
il
has
begun."
England
Ought
to
Win
Whatever
effect
these
articles
of
the
household
duties
with
a
master
hand.
Nervous
headaches,
sleeplessness,
indigestion
and
all
the
discouraging
symptoms
of
exhausted
nerves
disappear
because
you
have
restored
the
nerve
force
to
the
body.
You
can
get
well
and
keep
well
by
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase
s
Nerve
Food.
LTse
it
when
you
feel
tired,
nervous
and
irritable
and
you
will
soon
realize
why
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
is
the
most
popular
of
Nerve
restoratives.
60
cts.
a
box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.,
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto
2,
Can.
swept
the
board
clean.
Knglish
natsmen
fell
.like
iiuiepiu
before
Ihe
terrific
Onslaughts
or
that
pair
of
express,
bowlers,
tire
gory
and
AlaclKiiniM.
Factors
That
Count
Hut
and
il
i
a
big
hut
consider
the
iiheitomi'iiailv
dry
summer
of.
1921
which
gave
llio
tourists
their
own
shirl-froni
wickets
and
.rendered
Lnglaii'l-
spin
and
brea'C
bowlers
as
lump
U.,s
as
if
their
jiands
hail
lieeti
!
'preaM
-
il;
consider
thai
Warwi.
k
iCANADIAN
SERVICE
pniMr.p
Arinstroir
has,
retire,!;
that
llie.
nymiS?cltiSRUoHnoH.
may
have
tbey
have
been
dis-
Mcvasmuin?
ortv')-.aniniiaiii
counted
by
the
more
ober
and
combination
had
been
split
in
ihoiwhtrul
critics
and
Ihe
true
lwi:
Uiat
Suljirre
and
llobb-i-ricket
fan
still
uibobls
the
batted
all
day
against
Australia
s
view
that
Kngland
musl
ami
''l
I"
Auslralia;
that
Hnglaiid
ought
tp
win.
In
the
opinion
of
fighting
lu
relriever-iiot
lo
toe
Jiarling.
the
famous
Auslra-I
hobtlhc
"afhes''
and
finally
!lau
veleran
captain.
Australia
is
"'"1
tl,e
lHoiis
uncertainty
of
)5
jier
fen
I
weaker
1
halt
on
the
'
'"'-'
hovers
over
all.
las!
tour
of
Ibis
country
wheu.j
Who
Will
Lead
England?
led
and
guided
by
the
wizardry:
The
M.C
despite
the
scare
if
Warwick
Armstrong,
they
caused
by
the
statement
that
it
CAHAiwciric
r2AI
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f
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EUROPE
MAKE
RESERVATION'S
NOW
I
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FROM
MONTREAL
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Llnarpool
May
7.
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4
Montralm
Miy
14,
Join-
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Ma
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June
5
MmilriP
To
Cherbourg-Southampton-
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June
l.
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Jim,-
:iii
Mlimnlo
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Blf'.-Q!jijow
May
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FROM
QUEBEC
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Chirbotirg-touthimpton-Hamburg
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12,
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Montroyal
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or
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vnuslES.
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Ail.
CP.R.
Suilon,
Vaacouvtf,
of
Teltphoot
Seymour
2630,
B
Can.
Pic
Ry..
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Tti5c
Agents.
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a
mm
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VI
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An
ideal
material
for
children's
garments
and
ladies'
underwear.
A
mixture
or
silk
and
cotton
which
will
give
satisfactory
service.
Per
yard-
-
60c
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
ii
l
intended
lo
continue
lo
follow
out
its
own
sweet
theories,
has
started
well
by
electing
a'
selection
committee
in
which
the
public
can
repose
complete
confidence,
possessing,
as
it
docs,
a
chairman
like
"Plum"
Warner
and
co-opteil
player
members
I
vvilh
full
voting
powers
like
Hubbs
and
Rhodes..-
Certainly
it
iiiihl
have
instructed,
this
committee
to
elect
a
captain
before
the
season
opens
but
there
are,
it
is
true,
considerations
which
cause
one
lo
hesitate
to
criticise
this
policy
of
delay.
A.
W.
Carr.
(he
burly
shouldered
Iiatsman-caplaiu
of
Niiltiiiighamsliire,
is
the
most
favored
player
for
the
position,
his
nearest
rivals
bcitw
A.
K.
R.
(tillwan,
,e
leader
of
last
year's
expedition
to
the
Antipodes,
P.
O.
II.
Fender,
the
master
tactician
of
Surrey,
and,
in
a
more
remote
degree,
Hon.
F.
S.
(iouxh-Cailhorpe-of
Warwickshire,
who
has
just
relumed
vvilh
his
team
from
Die
success
ful
West
liuliaii
tour.
Certainties
and
Possibilities
To
attempt
to
forecast
Ihe
English
teum
would
be
an
equally
hackneyed
and
impossible
task.
Much
will
depend
on
the
Test
Trial
Malch
at
Lords
on
June
5
exactly
a
week
before
the
first
Jest
.Match
is
ijue
lo
begin
at;
Nottingham.
H
is
to
be
hoped!
that
the
system
of
judging
a
player,
on
one
Isolated
onuear-
unce
in
a
uiafcli
or
this
soil
will
i
be
jettisoned
this
year
and
thej
much
saner
and
fairer"
method
ofi
weighlng.Jiis
merits
ami
demerits
over
a
reasonable
period
put
inlo'
operation,
or
course,
certain
dayers
must,
of
necessity
.elect
thcmclvc.
Men
like
llobbs,
i
Sutpliffe
and
TaUi;
caunol-bu
ig-Jioreiljusl
bewru'se
they
slrlko
a
bad
jjia
lh
al
the
beginning
of
the
season,
although
on
the
oilier
baud
a
lesser
lUhl
may
easily
earn
Inclusion
by
a
series
of
sparkling
balling
displays
or
a
big
bag
of
vvickels
in
the
open
ing
month.
The
Possibles
nutn
-
i
in-1
iiiiioiisi
mem
iviiner,
iioiuics,
VMncaulay
of
'Yorkshire,
'tho;
chumidon
country,
Saudbam,!
Fender
and
Slrudwick
of
Surrey,1
Parkin,
Richard
rl'yldiJeley
and
Watson
of
Lancashire,
Larwood
of-Nolls.
Woollcy'and
Chapman
of
Kent,
llearne,
llcndten,
lur-Jslun,
Stevens
and
Allen
of
Middlesex,
Mead
of
Hampshire,
Ilani-j'mond
and
Parker
of
Oloucestor-
shitv,
Jupp
oT
Norlhants,
Geary
of
Leicestershire,
Tato
and
Wcnsley
of
Sussex
and
Hoot
of
Worcestershire.
JAPANESE
TAKE
UP
GOLF
FOR
RECREATION
Expert
From
Island
Kingdom
Making
Tour
of
World
to
Study
Game
and
Con-.
dltlons
.
CIIICAtiO,
May
1.
Japan
lias
taken
up
golf
in
tho
same
thorough
manner
il
lias
adopted
other
western
progressions,
aim
the
aine
is
growing
rapidly
in
the
island
empire.
Waller
Crowdtis,
formerly
goll
champion
of
Chicago,
who
ftrl
came
In
contact'
with
Japanese
golfers
while
an
army
aviator
in
Hawaii,
elates
that
Oho
I
lo
has
completed
a
,tur
of
tho
world
lo
study
lite
uauic
tinder
cori)-in
i
!
m
of
(he
Japanese
govern
tiiciil.
He
has
also
begun
pub
lication
of
a
golf
magazine
l
convey
to
citizens
of
his
country
all
available
information
about
golf.
After
inspecting
coursr
in
Ureal
Itrilain
and
on
Ihe
Atlantic
MMthoard.
Ho
played
a'
few
holes
on
one
of
Hie
four
courses
al
Olympin
field
hcrw
t
before
pursuing
his
invest
Igat
ion
through
Ihe
pacific
coast
slates.
ON
SPEAKINQ
ENGLISH.
The
lovely
English
languaue,
vvhieli
i
I
tic
greute!
in
Ire
world,
"!!'
11
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pukMi
llioc
mi
tin'
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pUotiy,
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and
with
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beauty
win-
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even
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.
TO
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Srv.
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I
"Imaginary"
Rheumatism
Caused
by
IUCitting
Shoes
MANY,
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
beeln
to
break
down,
the
pain
is
often
ascribed
to
a
sprain
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
eymptoms
appear
numbness,
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
glvo
support
to.
the
scaphoid
bono
where
needed,
while
allowing
full
flexibility
and
freedom
to
the
muscular
structure
of
tho
foot.
If
you
value
your
health-Join
the
thousands
who
havo
banished
foot
trouble.
Get
a
pair
today.
Mada
In
Canada
bf
it
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1
w6
DIAMONDS
Our
diamond
dlspUy
l
always
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inh,
Tho
Brilliancy
of
tho
stones,
the
modern
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and
th.
moderate
prices
arc
very
attractive.
Prospective
purchasers
or
diamonds
would
do
well
to
visit
our
store
where
cheerful
and
courteous
expert
service
Is
rendered
to
those
who
favor
us
with
a
visit,
Optical
Dpartnvnt
Eyes
examined,
Vhion
tested,.
Glasses
fitted
by
a
'registered
optomotrlst.
All
temts
are
ground
by
an
t.
porlenccd
operator,
exactly
to
prescription
and
carefully
n.
spected.
This
ofpert
optical
6erlco
may
be
had
at
very
reasonable
prices.
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Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
Betty
Bronson
UA
Kiss
for
Cinderella"
Hti
J.
M.
Itarrir'
-tage
ilirrrieil
i
Herbert
lire
it
on.
Willi
faiilu
itiieie.
The
glowing
lory
-
h.ilf
till
veil,
ItiiieMinie,
jet
lie
wottbl
rail
hfr
'
ilia.
The
rhitriiiiifg
(ale
of
a
lit
lit
sliiui-tlvveller
w
a
MiIireiiinn
nml
-hrblit-d
a
woiulrrfnl
dream
'
Irtic.
A
pliiilo-ilay
Hint
oii
will
alvvyn
reinr
uurailes
re
jierfortned
he
fore
vonr
ee.
Mi-
litirt'.
A
loiiiipkin
liwnme
h
gorgi'oo-
rarn.ig'
li'tir
I'iiltire
liy
a
great
rotnloualHiu
Hum
I1
llrotison.
Slimig
ml:
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Bronson,
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VI-bart,
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Ralston,
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Flora
Finch,
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McLean,
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"ON
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ICE."
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lf
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m.
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tMia
J.
Bamalat.
Aiaol.
Prloia
Paa.t.
ASTORIA
SHOES
Wo
Have
Jutt
Received
a
Large
Shipment
of
Th
Famous
Astoria
Shoes
for
Spring
and
Summer
Wear'
The
A-toria
tuihir-inadc
Hie
in
roiiulered
renin
of
Canadian
mhoeniaking.
The
ritorrui
tion,
the
(iilVfiiit'o
toiir-h
of
Uip
muster
rrflninn
i-rerogniMn,!
in
every
pair
Hint
it
places
lhee
shoe
ol
their
own.
The
ntnv'
nn
ur
nil
eoiiiliinalioii
mill
pcrte
"
is
assured
in
utmost
every
ense.
We
in
k.
Ihem
In-own
uikI
tan,
Idm
k
nnd
hruvvii
Kid
in
lUuclier.
11
;l
und
Oxford
in
yiu
niont
exclusive
stylos.
Be
Well
Shod!
Wear
the
Astoria
Shoe
They
are
leaHouably
priced
and
llio
qnnllly
'
c
'
pair
i
guaraiiliTd
hy
ihe
makers.
Sold
exclusively
In
Prince
Ruport
at
McARTHUR'S
SHOE
STORE
Third
Avonuo
In
rl,iMr
hruiiglil
I.,
A
inarming
nimbi
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