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i
F
XOKiLTlC
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value.
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arrived.
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sizes.
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S
Wallace
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Ld.
Phone
9.
Third
Ave.
and
Fulton.
Just
Arrived
A
fresh
shipment
of
Rochons
Candies
Assorted
Chocolates,
Boxes
$1.00
to
$4.00
Hulk
Creams,
Orange,
Van-il
It?,
Lemon,
Oinger
Snowballs
Peppermint,
elc,
per
lb.
,
...
75c
Itrazils
in
cream,
per
lb.
...
,
.
.
,
.
$1.25
Hurnt
Almonds,
per
lb.
$1.00
Itochon'e
Famous
Almonfi
Crisp,
per
lb.
....
$1.00
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
New
Arrivals
of
tni
latest
models
of
Ladies'
Hats
and
Coats
jusl
iii.
Spun
Silk,
per
yard
..
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes,
all
colors,
pur
yard
,
25o
Mrs.
W.T
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Ilox
-
-
J89
Phone
OrcOn
389
Real
Bargains
The
values
offered
in
our
combination
specials
are
the
bel.
COMBINATION
SALES
No.
1
i
liu
Apricots,
2's.
1
Liu
Peaches,
2's,
1
tin
Pineapple,
...
3
for
85c
No.
21
tin
Hasplierrles,
1
tin
Cherries,
1
tin
Plums
3
for
85o
No.
3
1
tin
Loganberries,
1
liu
Del
Monto
Prunes.
1
liu
Strawberries
3
for
95c
No.
41
tin
Fruit
Salad,
1
tin
Peaches.
2V.Ts.
1
tin
Pineapples,
2'j's
3
for
$1.15
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
676
DENTIST
ALBERTA
ELK
1
BEING
KILLED
Indians.
Slaughtering
Them
In
the
Mountain
Country
of
i
the
West
I
I
FD.MONTON,
March
23.
In
-
,
diau
burners
are
systematically
staugh
erinu-
oil
Ibe
reiiiaininv
bauds
of
elk
in
Ibe
mountain!
country
west
of
liu;
Alberta
sel-j
(lenient
line.
TJie
spring
el.
I
hunt
is
in
full
forfe
in
Ibv
Hrazeau
region
according
lo
rest
dents
of
Nordegg
and
It
nek)
Mountain
House
who
are
visitors
in
the
city.
.
The
Hrazeau
country
is
one
of
the
great
game
reserves
of
Alberta
and
Canada,
and
in
the
particular
region
where
the
ln-
dians
bunt
there
are
no
ganietlhc
tounlij
westward
nf
Xordogg
guardians
In
check
Ibeir
move
-
nienls,
Ibougli
the
territory
is
well
served
with
pack
trails
used
by
the
forest
rangers.
Exterminating
Herds
Kurh
Indian
is
killing
off
from
four
lo
six
elk
this
spring
fo
ins
laniiiy
looti
supply,
ami
so
goud
is
the
hunting
that
vari
ous
other
Indians
from
(he
Mure
ley
reserve
cume
up
each
spring
iml
once
having
tasted
Ibe
tic
lights
of
the
Hrazeau
game
para
dise
remain
and
lend
Ibeir
aid
in
externiinaling
the
remaining
Cost
Price
Set
Aside
For
One
Week
We
arc
cleaning
up
on
a
few
Hues'
and
to
move
them
tjuicklj
offer
the
following
exceptional
values:
lb.
California
Prunes,
medium
size
55c
lb.
California
Table
Figs
.
.
55c
lb.
Malkin's
Rest
Pure
Plum
Jam
J.
55c
lb.
McCoTinieks
Sweet
His-
cuils
55c
tins
Malkiu's
Hesl
Peaches
55c
tins
Malkin's
lies
I
Apricots
55c
35c
iikgs.
Itobin
Hood
Polled
Oats
.
.
,
55c
7
bars
Palmolive
Soap
....
55c
2
tins
Dclmoutc
Spinach,
Sti's
I
55o
3
tins
Singapore
Pineapple
sliced
65c
2
tins
Malkin's
Rest
Pineapple,
sliced
55c
4
(ins
Heinz
Pork
&
Beans
.
.
55c
7
pks.
Jelly
Powders
..
..
65c
7
tins
Kippered
Herring
55c
4
pkgs.
Cleaned
Currants-.,
55c
11
Molls
Toilet
Paper
55c
2
Carious
Sunlight
Soap
....
55c
(real.
est,
Timor,
or
our
own
bulk
Tea,
lb.
55c
Ontario
Pure
Honey,
2Vj
lb.
tin
55o
2
hollies
Slerjing
Catsup
...
55c
2
(ins
Libby's
Asparagus
Tips
...
...
...
....
...
...
..
55c
Fresh
Fruit
and
Oreen
Vege
tables,
first
quality.
We
Sell
for
Less
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574.
PRICE
1ST
Dry
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Men's
Suits,
cleaned
and
pressed
2.00
Men's
Suits,
sponged
and
pressed
81.00
Men's
Pants,
cleaned
and
pressed
$1.00
.Men's
Pants,
sponged
and
pressed
50c
Men's
Overcoats,
cleaned
and
pressed,
from.
.
82.00
Men's
Overcoats,
sponged
and
pressed
81.00
Ladles'
List
Ladies'
Suits,
dark
colors
...
82.00
Ladies'
Suits,
light,
colors
82.50
Ladies'
Skirt,
dark
colors
81.00
Ladles'
Skirls,
light
colors
...
..
81.25
Ladies't
Skirls,
pleated
and
cleaned
81.75
Ladies'
Skirls,
pressed
only
...
81
.00
Ladies'
Skirls,
pleated
81.00
Hoffman
Vacuum
Pressed
Is
Best
5
DRY
CLEANERS
Phone
8
UTonlgM
to
ton
and
strangthan
tha
errana
of
difaatlon
anal
slimlnafion.
Improve
appoint,
atop
alek
haadachaa,
rolUv
bil-iousnasa,
eorraet
constipation.
Thay
act
promptly,
pleasantly,
"
mildly,
vaf
thoroughly.
H
,
a.
,A
f
'umurrun
nirigni
Get
a
25c.
Box
Dniulai
bands
oT
elk.
One
Hundred
Hunters
In
all
about
100
hunters
range
and
llotrky
Mountain
House.
Thev
live
almost
entirety
of
meal,
few
or
tnem
running
leap
lines
Horses
are
used
and
there
are
permanent
Indian
hunting
camp
west
of
.onlugg.
Most
of
the
natives
are
of
the
Stony
tribe.
F.Ik
hides
aro
superior
lo
the
moose
for
mocassins
and
olhei
native
wear,
hence
the
desire
of
i
lie
Indians
lo
obtain
them
Mooso
are
shot
in
the
fall,
bui
the
regular
hunt
in
(he
spring
is
always
for
elk.
which
are
subjec!
lo
a
permanent
close
season.
The
lumber,
of
animals
in
the
llraz-
eau
rounlry
is
usually
kept
up
to
be
average
by
bands
which
stray
ml
of
the
Ranlf
and
Jasper
uH'ks,
90
that
in
addition
lo
deleting'
I
be
Hrazeau
country
Hit
alive
Iiunter3
are
performing
;e
same
operation
for
thl-
slricl-
v
preserved
national
parks.
It
is
staled
thai
the
hunting
is
lone
entirely
by
I
lie
Indians
SILVER
FOX
FURS
ARE
FAVORITES
IN
LONDON
LONDON.
March
2a.
Silver-
fox
furs
"have
oustnl
red
fox
from
uxor
in
fashionable
Mayfair
ins
season.
vv
line
iox
is
also
opular.
being
dyed
in
shades
of
'cige,
champagne
and
gray
lo
match
sheet
suitings.
Now-
thai
silver
foxes
are
bred
in
many
places
on
the
continent
prices
are
more
reasonable,
although
farinhrcd
pell
is
never
so
perfect
as
"wild"
fur.
Oilier
popular
furs
are
stone
marten
and
barn
m
marten,
and
an
entirely
new
fun,
named
Pesehauiky.
reseinbline.'
mink.
NOTICE.
I.N
THE
MVTTF.lt
nr
an
separation
fr
He
Hu-
of
a
I'rovlolMial
Crrliriralr
of
Title
rr
lhlrly-nf
(3S.
Bl
k
'wwiiy
l
Sfrti..ii
.it
f.
nt
if
ITIiire
Iturx-rt.
In
ihi"
Pniri'ucr
of
Brit
O.liinitjla,
(Map
013).
SaOrarti,ry
prff
ir
the
of
thf
'rin-atr
i,f
Title
rovrrln
the
alxitr
land
liavinr
In-rn
nidur
t
me,
it
.
my
InlMition
l
i'iii,
afltr
the
tiptra.
'Inn
nf
one
nionfti
rrmii
the
first
pulll
ntl'in
Iwwiif.
a
IThvIsIihuI
Crrtirirale
o
TIUk
lo
ilm
nlH.vr
land
In
IIm-
nHM
of
'UMi
akoutos,
the
orlrtnal
OrliTI-He
i.f
Tlllc
I
(la'i-fl
lUr
tnu
,.t
i,m.
Int,
I7.
and
l
mirnbrred
07491.
X-""!.
"FW'"
rnnre
nupcri,
H.C..
Marth
yih,
II.
F.
MarI.F.00.
IirrUirir
of
Title
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
Di
Scholl's
Rot
Comfort
Appliances
which
have
brought
relief
to
foot
ufferera
in
every
country
on
the
globe.
We
have
these
remarkable
appliance!
here
at
the
atore.
If
you
want
aure
comfort
bring
your
foot
troubles
to
us.
Don't
risk
worse
pain
'-see
us
now
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices,
B.
C.fUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
THE
DAILY
NEW8
Tuesday,
MurHi
MURDER
CASE
IS
GRUESOME
Woman
Brutally
Beaton
and
Then
Scalded
to
Death
at
Winnipeg
WINNIPO,
March
23
Police
ere
.working
today
lo
untangle
one
of
the
most
gruesome
mur
der
cases'
in
Ibe
history
of
Win
nipeg.
The
victim.
Annie
Card-no,
was
brutally
beaten
and
then
cabled
lo
death.
For
a
number,
of
years
the
woman
shared
a
home
with
Han
Proskiw.
llealon
Street.
V,iuiii-
ptig,
and
it
was
there
that
the
terrible
scene
was
enacled.
The
A-onian
was
about
50
jears
obi
Han.
Proskiw,
suspected
of
the
rime,
is
in
custody
at
the
central
police
station.
In
tht.
meantime
he
is
held
as
a
"material
wit
ness
in
the
ease.
Proskiw
is
about
Ibe
stuuCnige
as
Ibo
inn
r
dered
woman.
-
As
she
lay
prostrate,
possibly
insensible,
on
Ibe
floor,
boiling
water
from
a
gallon
lei
He,
which
was
found
empty
in
(In-
kitchen.
had
evidently
been
poured
over
her
head,
for
when
the
police
readied
the
scene
(hey
found
hei
lying
on
her
back,
her
face
and
sealp
parboiled,
part
or
the
calp,
in
fact,
baing
become
detached
from
the
ktill.
hanging
Dy
(he
side
of
her
head.
Proskiw
was
arr.ir.nicd
before
Magistrate
Sir
Hugh
John.
M-.u-lonabl
Ibis
morning
and
was
re
manded
for
a
week
BIRTH
CONTROL
CONFERENCE
.nternallonal
Event
lo
Take
Place
at
Geneva
Next
August
M:W
YOJIK,
March
23.
A
call
or
the
seventh
international
conference
on
birth
control
at
Oeneva
nest
August,
has
been
is
sued
by
Dr.
U.
C.
Little,
presi
dent
of
the
Unhersity
of
Michi-
an
and
of
the
International
llirlh
Control
League.
At
this
meeting,
it
as
cxtilain-
ed
by
llr.
Little,
scientist
from
various
countries
will
assemble
lo
discuss
the
problems
involved
ami
a
permanent
bureau
will
be
established
to
co-ordinalo
the
birth
control
movements
in
those
countries
now
actively
interested
in
the
government.
'Hie
confer
ence
will
meet
oh
August
25.
20
and
'.'7,
just
prior
lo
the
seventh
assembly
of
the
League
of
Na
tions.
"I
believe."
fr.
I.illlo
said,
Ibal
the
moveriieiil
for
birth
control
is
making
progress.
The
uiiiikin
public
is
discussing
the
ipiestioit
and
theJyoiitiger
fener
ation
enjoys
a
more
active
sorial
consciousness
than
did
its
par
ents,
rhey
are
more
inlerisiii
in
the
wcll-beliitnf
their
own
children."
Dr.
Little
intimated
that
it
appeared
to
him
unfortunate
that
all
believers
iii
birtli
control
should
be
herded
into
one
unit
in
the
public
consciousness.
He
spoke
of
liis
organization
as
rc-preseulalive
of
tlie
most
conservative
element
in
the
movement.
He
believes
the
world
ready
at
(his
time
only
for
Ihc
dissemination
of
knowledge
among
the
so-called
"niediral''
cases,
where
direri
injury
is
threatened
In
children.
LATEST
SCHEME
FOR
GETTING
MONEY
FROM
THE
UNSUSPECTING
Man
Allowed
Woman
io
Knock
Mlm
Down
With
Car
and
Then
Demanded
Money
F.DM0NT0N.
March
23
Whal
looked
like
an
attempt
at
sharp
practice
was
reported
to
the
city
police
here.
A
lady
relurnin
home
was
driviiijr
her
auto
north
on
Jasper,
shortly
before
midnight,
when
she'
saw
two
men
standing
on
the;
sidewalk
at
Ibo
corner
of
lOT.lh
Avenue,
near
Hie
curb,
A's
she
approached
sho
Heard
the
remark:
"It
is
a
woman
and
she
is
alone.'
'
Just
then
one
of
Hie
men
step
ped
out
Trout
Ibe
sidewalk
.
in
front
of
Ihc
car.
aonai-enllv
with
Ibo
purpose
of
being
struck
by
Hie
auto,
ami
after
he
had
collided
with
Ihe
fcijdi'r,
fell
lo
the
pavement.
She'
slopped
lo
f
it
ipilre
of
the
dumago
and
then
came
threats
that
the
case
would
be
reported
lo
the
police
and
action
laken,
if
a
settlement
was
not
made.
Suspecting
a
'frame
up
in
an
Baby
Eczema
Soon
Disappears
with
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
Only
mothers
who
hsve
witnessfd
the
suffering-
of
their
babies
when
tortured
by
eczema
fully
sppreciste
the
remarkable
soothing",
healing-
effects
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
Most
babies
st
One
time
or
another
fall
victims
to
skin
irritations,
chafing
of
the
skin
or
eczema.
Tor
this
reaion
it
Is
a
fine
habit
to
always
have
at
hand
when
bathing
baby
a
box
of
Dr.
Chant's
Ointment.
You
never
know
when
roughness
and
redness
of
the
skin
is
going
to
develop
into
something
more
serious.
A
touch
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
keeps
the
skin
smooth
and
velvety
and
prevents
serious
skin
affections.
There
are
scores
of
uses
for
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
Once
it
finds
its
way
Into
the
home
it
is
soon
considered
Indispensable.
altemjU
to
yet
damages,
the
woman
drovo
on
without
further
conversation
and
imiiiedialel
upon
arriving
at
her
home
phoned
to
the
police
the
details
of
tin
affair.
There
wiii
no
report
(o
l
tin
station
iiy
I
lie
man
who
had
been
struck
by
the
auto.
health
am
take"
PLACES
OF
BEAUTY
PARLORS
IN
LONDON
LONDON.
March
;M
Heautv
ballis
and
beauty
pallors
are
lie-ing
forsaken
Iiy
society
women
lor
health
clubs
whir''
are
-pringing
up
in
numbers
in
ami
round
London.
ItealUiug
Ilia'
healllf
and
fitness
bring
beauty,
I
hey
are
joining
rlubs
which
provide
gymnasium,
Swedish
ex
ercises
and
artificial
sun
ha!
lis
BASEBALL
SEASON
AT
HONOLULU
ON
HoNoLl
LI
,
Man
li
.'J.
Hae
hall
is
having
its
most
successful
season
in
Honolulu.
More
than
lilO
teams
are
contesting
here
in
about
two
dozen
leagues
ii'
nlin-b
iiinri'
than
2,H)U
players
are
nrolb-d.
Many
nationaliUe-
are
represented
iircitiditvt
Portu-
Jiuee.
Hawaiian.
Japanese,
t:in-
nese.
Porto
lln-uit.
Filipino
ami
ivoreau.
WHITE
FISH
SENT
TO
LOS
ANGELES
WINNIPKO.
March
2:i.--Mani-toba
bus
obtained
a
new
market
lor
its
while
fish,
noi-oiding
lo
Ihe
officials
oT
tin-
Canadian
National
Hallways,
who
report
that
last'wwk
Ihe
second
car
nf
Ihe
season
currying
while
rih
from
WjiiuipfgoiU
lo
Los
Angeles
was
handled
by
their
freight
traffic
department.
Ah
far
a
is
known.
this
season
is
(be
first
time
fish
has
been
moved
front
Maniloba
lo
the
Pacific
coast.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
DIOIJY
ISLAND,
Cloudy,
liahi
southeast
wind;
bartouelei
,
at).
5H-.
temperature,
,.
Hliioolh.
DKAD
II
IKK
POINT.-
Haro
meter,
.'ill.
II;
temperature,
III.
HI
LL
HAHHOIl.-r.loudy.
fresh
northwest
wind;
baromeler
Jlti.il),
temperature
i;
sea
moderale;
fi
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Alameda.
Anaeortes
for
Kelchikait,
100
miles
from
Ketchikan;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Catherine
D
No
Mellakalla
for
.Seal
lie,
:i27
mile-rrom
Seattle;
H
p.m.
spoke
Iim
l.orne
stormbound
nt
Safety
Cove;
H
p.m.
spoke
nmlorsliip
Lillehorn
slorniboiiml
al
Hard)
Hay;
7
a.m.
spoke
sleamer
IJamo-"ii
ii
al
Na
inn
southbound;
H
a.m.
schooners
Fremont,
Manbatlar,
Ni.
I,
Norneii,
U.C.,
Hold,
Xabal-lo,
Pacific
No.
2,
Wireless,
Orient,
Aloha,
Harding.
Pioneer
No.
.1,
Oaslor,
S.
Decker,
Jennie.
S.
0.
Herbert
ami
Fail-way
all
anchored
at
Hull
Harbor
storm
bound;
Pauline
.1.
at
Cascade
Harbor
stormbound.
Noon
kiiiiii
?i...i.
oioiiuy,
calm:
huromeler,
:o.titl;
leiuperalure,
sea
siuoolh;
Princess
Marj
due
in
al
5
p.m.
southbound.
DKAD
TltKK
POINT.
Haro-meler,
30.1
H;
Icmpcralurc,
10,
HULL
HAHHOIt.
Cloudy,
light
west
wind;
baromeler,
ao.io,
lemperatiiru
18;
sea
moderate;
8
a.m.
spoke
molorshlp
Lillehorn
abeam
Harold
Poii.il
northbound;
11.15
n.
in.
spoke
steamer
Princ"
Itupert
abeam
Pointers
Island
southbound;
10
a.m.
spoke
lug
Cape
Scott
lowing
large
Driiiu-eoek
abeam
Hull
Harbor
bound
for
Port
Alice.
Satisfied
:
Satisfied
customers
are
lliose
wlin
get
,,,!
,
.
0
iiuiiiey.
Our
slore
is
one
where
von
havi
,
prices
eipml
In
any
in
tlaiinilu
li
hoose
ir..m
,t
Iiasemeul
store
for
Cliina,
li-assviue,
(Ha
,iM,
s,,,
,
.
Modern
Optical,
Department
Here
yon
have
Ihe
service
ni
a
ptiieticut
o,',
has
had
over
27
vears'
espei-ience,
Our
m.ni
cusloiners
are
our
hesl
reference.
Max
Heilbroner
Jeweller
and
Optician
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Harold
Lloyd
in
"The
Freshman"
The
Li
ightt-l
twinkle
ol
a
l.ig
-t.ir.
Ilai,..l
ctim
klnig,'
nialiiug.
(I.iliiug
along
Hie
fielit
III
III
'
V
photoplay
thai
brings
everything
that
nwke
liir
w..
mg.
Laughs
galore.
Thrills
uml
hearl-lhrol.
r
rammed,
jaiiuneij
anil
i
rHinmed
with
jo
ami
wi:i
h.Tn-al
Inn.
Poor
llarpld.
His
luime
vvm
lnnb.
i.
niaile
him
Ihe
ctitlege
goal
until
he
saved
tin-
.1.,-,
lug
foolball
inalrh.
Tin
n
he
vs-
a
ham,
hut
11
were
a-
nothing
lo
(he
nole
Peggy
had
writ
I
en
to
h
Ihe
imigit-
words,
"
love
von."
Mprritnout.
ler
woven
mln
n
-glor.ou.
-oug
ol
oni
mid
nm.
oiiiedy
supreme.
Strong
ral.
Harold
Lloyd,
Jobyna
llaliton,
Brooks
Beneoic'
James
Anderson,
Joo
Harrington,
Pat
Harmon,
Hazel
Keener
and
others.
"The
Pacemakers"
Series
No.
1
George
O'Hara
and
Alberta
Vaughn
in
"Welcome
Granger."
INTERNATIONAL
NEW8
S0c
and
25c
HAT
DYES
25c
each
Have
nioiiev
ami
renew
your
Hal
with
lb.-
Ii
Glossy
Black
Yellow
Dull
Black
Gray
Navy
Blue
Sage
Green
Cadet
Blue
Old
Rose
Liberty
Blue
Cerise
Natural
Straw
Lavender
Burnt
Straw
Violet
Brown
Henna
We
hiive
roll
line
or
EASTER
NOVELTIES
l.ile
Kjg-.
Rooster,
Haldol-.
'ih.
..
from
.V
Easter
Postcards,
2
for
5c
Ormes
Limited
The
llexall
Store
3rd
Avenuo
and
6th
Street.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
Pattsrn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
eipiippciJ
lo
handle
al!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONE8
43
and
38
Easter
New
Hats
New
Coats
"DEMERS"
Wo
aim
Phone
27.
Customers
627-520
Third
Avenue
Pioneer
Druggist-
Phonos
82
and
200
Is
Near
New
Frocks
New
Suits
to
please.
P.O.
Box
327.