95c
95c
Bargain
Days
Our
aim
is
to
give
you
(rood
value
and
service
for
your
money.
7
tins
Tomatoes
95c
0
tins
Corn
.
.
95c
(5
tins
Peas
95c
7
(ins
pork
and
Heans,
Libby
95c
9
tins
ICampbeir.s
Tomato
Soup
93s
'
i
tins
Spinach
95c
1
tins
Sour
Kraul
.
.
.
.
95c
3
tins
Sweql
potatoes
.
.
95c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
H7-123
5th
Avenue
1".
P.O.
Box
575
Phones
18
&
84
Prescriptions
A
few
reasons
why
our
prescription
department
in
increasing:
We
use
only
fresh,
chemically
pure
drugs.
No
Substitution
Prompt
Sorvlce
Moderate
Price,
livery
prescription
is
dispensed
hy
u
fully
qualified
dispenser.
Let
us
he
your
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Stamped
Goods
BEDSPREADS
LUNCH
CLOTHS
SCARVES
PILLOW
CASES
RUNNERS
and
TABLE
CENTRES
Alt
Stamped
ready
for
work.
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
l'.O.
llux
-
-
989
Phono
Orcen
389
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
AERIE
PATROL
IS
CANCELLED:
Chief
Inspector
of
Fisheries
Here'
to
Make
Arrangements
For
.
Other
Means
of
Protec-
tlon
To
make
arrangements
for
other
means
Hint
will
have
to
be
devised
to
patrol
the
sal
num
fisheries
during
the
forthcoming
season
now
(hat
the
aerial
patrol
has
had
to
be
cancelled
because
of
slashing
reductions
in
the
estimates
for
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Air
Force.
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
inspector
of
fisheries,
and
Jolm
V.
Allen,
superintendent
eifginecr
for
the
department,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
south
on
I
lu
Prince
C'iconge
this
morning.
They
..expect
to
return
will
1
1
ti
I
11.1
t
iiti
i
t
tw
wiui
prospects
pointing
to
more
intensive
fishing
than
ever
before
this
season,
the
cancelling
of
the
aerial
patrol
this
year
is
a
matter
of
much
disappointment
fo
Major
Motherwell.
Hy
hiring
patrol
boats,
ee..
the
cost
of
Hie
work
of
administering
the
regulations
and
prolertiiug
Hie
fisheries
will
be
three
times
as
much
as
it
would
be
with
the
planes
and
Ihere
will
not
lie
the
same
efficiency.
Though,
as
matters
now
stand,
it
looks
as
iT
the
department
has
lnsf"
the
aerial
patrol.
Major
Motherwell
stilt
may
he
reconsideration
of
Hie
expresses
Hie
hope
Dial
'there
matter.
CANNED
FRUIT
We
have
still
a
very
laiye
slock
of
Canned
Fruit
and
we
are
going
to
dispose
of
the
most
of
it
this
week
at
prices
unheard
oL
Uuy
now.
Strawberries,
llaspberrics,
Loganberries
and
the
large
cans
or
Peaches,
any
assortment,
3
tins
for
...
95c
4,
tins
Peaches
Pears
Apricots.
Plums,
or
crushed
Pineapple
!
95c
6
lingtNo.
I
Peas,
special
for
95c
tins
(Juaker
Corn
or
Tomatoes
95o
.Malkin's
JlesLPurc,
Plum
Jam,
lb.
tin
..........
55c
Pure
Orange
Marmalade,
i
lb.
tin
65c
Blue
Itiliboii
Tea,
2li
on
5
lb.
pkg.,
per
lb:
,
65c
bottles
Sterling
or
3
of
Heinz
Catsup
.
.
.
95c
10
tins
Sally
Ann
or
Classic
Cleanser
-.
.
.
.
95c
19
bars
WMiile
Swan
Soap
..
95c
12
bars
Palm
Olive
Soap
...
95c1
carlonsiinliglil
Soa
95c
19
rolls
Toilet
Paper
95c
4
tin
Lobsier
or
Shrimp
,
.
95c
3
combs
Pure
Honey
95c
3
lb.
McCormh'k
s
Sweet
Hiseuits
95c
tins
Kinjt
(Near
Sardines
95c
4
lb.
Swedish
llealthbread
95c
12
pkgs.
Jelly
Powder
.
.
7
tins
lleinz
or
Campbell's
Toma
to
Soup
95c
rings
(iruyere
Swiss
Cheese
..
..95c
i
5
lb.
California
Table
Ftes
.
.
95c
2
doz.
Local'
Fresh
IV'gs
.
...
95c
2
lb.
best
Creamery
duller
.
.
95c
He
sure
to
gel
your
order
in
for
Sack
of
our
good
Spuds
this!
week.
I
bis
week
only
for
$3.50
1
Large
pkgs.
Ilohin
ilood
United
i
Oats
25c'
4
lbs.
Cleaned
Currants,
special
55c
i
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
I
None
Better
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
Dainty
Silk
Undies
New
Stock
"Demers"
We
aim
lo
please.
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Carry
it
aim
ft
WRIGLEYS
Keeps
teeth
clean,
brouh
sweet,
appetite
keen
and
digestion
good.
Great
after
jmoMnf
i
1ft
Jfiei
'Every
Heal
rouver
Friday
morning.
KM
DRY
DOCK
GETS
FURTHER
WORK
Three
C.G.M.IVL
Freighters
Coming
In
Near
Future
Now
Construction
Likely
i....
............
t
.,....-i..i..
NATIVE
SON
OF
B.C.
AWARDED
MEMORIAL
MOM
HFAL.
April
'21.
Dr.
I).
M.
Morrison
was
awarded
the
tlauisey
memorial
fellowship
by
Hie
research
council
of
Canada,
lie
is
now
carrying
on
research
work
willi
Sir
IJrnesl
llutherfurd
at
Cambridge.
Morrison
is
u
native
"of
lijC.
j
and
a
graduate
in
arts
at
the
lliiversily
of
H.C.
IN
PROBATE.
In
lh
Suprtm
Court
of
Brillth
Columbia.
Hi
lhr
Mjlti-r
or
llir
.VdiiiliiUlrilHHi
Art:
ml
la
tin-
Mailer
nt
llm
KMilr
of
All-:l
llolr.
iM-rraM-il,
IlllPftJlr.
T
VKK
MITICK
Hut
ly
onli
r
of
III'
II'iIhn-.
V.
Vlrll.
Yuunir.
till-
I
VI
It
ilav
ill
Virll.
V.I).
IVift.
I
Wli
llllril
Vclmhl
iMrilnr
f
IIm
rU!-
f
Mbrrt
loir.
ii-r.i..it
ani
all
larties
havlnv
rlatm
i
.'Hdiii)!
I
im
nam
riait
nn
in-ii-u,
rviinii
.
nl
fiinil'li
an.
ipiTly
vrririrrt.
I
1
...
....
....
..r.....
.1...
..r
lv
4.11.
IVfn.
anil
all
imrllr
IimIcIiIimI
Iii
the
uii
ar'
niiniriMl
i
pay
I
hi
aiiHunn
if
llit-lr
luilrl.li
lnc.
in
nw
rnrllinllli,
VHIVIVN
A.
WATT.
ortlHal
AiliiiinUtratur,
I'rlnrr
Huiwrl.
UX.
Ii.ilril
Oil
ioih
ilay
uf
Aerll.
A.l.
liC.
X
M
for"
Comfort
and
Sconomu
DouMoMcourrca
o-u.ii
.
It
t(
Fresh
Killed
BEEF
From
the
Bulkley
Valley
3
Times
Weekly
Potatoes
Per
Sack
$3.50
Sealy
&
Doodson
Sixth
Slreel
Phone
455.
We
Deliver.
SOCIAL
ILLS
Professor
of
University
of
B.C.
Says
Povorty
Not
Necessarily
Fault
of
Individual
YICTOIIIA,
April
'.
Social
ills
and
their
causes,
an
analysis
of
basic
liuuiuit
needs
and
the
ncccssily
of
their
Kiat
ideation,
formed
Hie
tbeine
of
a
.lecture
delivered
by
Jofessor
lleckell
oT
the
University
of
llfilisli
Columbia
at
Hie
Victoria
College
as
a
part
oT
Hie
University
extension
course
program...
Social
evils,
said
Hie
speaker,
arose
out
of
a
maladjustment
of
society.
Human
life,
said
Professor
part
affects
the
oilier
even
more
intimately
than
the
sensitively
organized
nerves,
affect
the
body,
which
art!
constantly
in
intercommunication.
Failure
to
Harmonize
As
poor
physical
health
is
the
outcome
of
bodily
maladjustment;
so
social
evil
was
Hie
result
or
society's
faillin
In
lniriiioiim-
hi
jail
its
parts.
Society
failed
to
realize,
said
;lhe
Professor,
that
when
certain
plcx
syslem
it
was
uecesar
for
Prospects
for
obtaining
cun-"'
'
o"ter
directions
tracts
for
new
ship
construction
w'U"l
"fdr.
't
etx-
to
re-itork
jit
the
lonal
ilrv
iloek
am
,al"
i,!t
'ty.
very
favorahb
,,art
tur&tv?
aliKul
u.g
freighters
brought
here
ror
J
,ve'"',,V?.
c"''!l,',x"
"r
l,"al,,
annual
overhaul.
utv'
wl,il'!
n-Hgiotis
leachin
falls
The
dry
dock
is
still
busy
oi,1!!"!!
cujKlitions.
he
a-
f'''-motor
lie
roiistruetion
of
Hie
large
vessel
for
Okamcgan
Lake
various
Causes
service
and
it
should
be
readv
Wnglm:
environment
caused
10
ship
to
Kelowna
wflhin
a
few
"'divdual
maladjuslmeiit.
This
weeks'
time.
The
sleel
work
is
resulted
in
poverty,
vice,
erime.
!,.,(
..i...
i
ri.,ii....i
.....i
.....t,
ii
divorce
and
the
vvreekinx
of
progressing
on
the
machinery
1
1'0,1,""'
ttUwn
u,,,er
iniiMi..,
fiiti.is
.
Poverty,
many
el
evils
l.iimetl,
ir
i
.ii.,,
..in
t.
v..,..
mi'
lauii
or
tne
m.iiviuuai,
i;
was
.aid
ll'rotessor
Ueckelt.
but
he
re-
mimled
his
hearers
that
the
in-
dividual's
life
vvis
socially
conditioned,
and
Ifierffore
siK?iety
had
to
accept
some
of
the
responsibility
for
poverty
existing
in
its
midst.
Society
moves
slowly,
said
the
speaker.
He
pointed
out
that
this
is
an
educational
process
and
(here
may
eopie
a
time
when!
gratifying
the
basic
n
Is
of
life.
thus
making
universally
possible
those
intellectual
pursuits
spiritual
experiences
and
social
rccrealions
which
contribute
to
he
progress
of
society.
HOSPITAL
WING
Cost
of
Addition
to
Big
Catholic
Institution
to
be
about
$400,000.
VICTOHIA,
April
2(1.
lUni
slrueliou
of
the
new
wing
at
Hie
I.
Joseph's
Hospital
will
com
mence
in
about
a
moulh,
accord
ing
lo
an
announcement
made
b
Hishop
O'llounell,
of
Victoria.
The
work
will
cost
upproximuteb
iii(i,iMi(t
to
complete.
In
vpeakiug
of
the
exlension
the
Hisbop
slated
that
Upon
the
completion
of
the
whig
lheS'l.
Joseph's
Hospital
will
have
one
of
Hie
finest
hospitals
on
HieJ
continent.
The
new
building
will
be
eipiipped
with
the
most
modern
dev
ices
known
lo
the
surgical
world.
1
lie
work
will
lake
about
.1
year
lo
complete.
The
plans
are
still
in
Hie
hands
of
the
archi
tects
and
Hie
contract
for
the
work
will
be
let
in
Hie
course
of
a
few
weeks.
SI.
Joseph's
is
a
Catholic
in
slitulioii
under
control
of
Hie
church
but
catering
largely
to
Protestant
as
well
as
Catholic
patients
I
NEW
OCEaYdOCKFOR
LUMBER
AT
VICTORIA
Canadian
Puget
Sound
Lumber
and
Timber
Company
to
Build
In
Inner
Harbor
VICTOItIA,
April
2.
Con-lruclloii,of
a
dock
will
.
shortly
be
undertaken
lu
ilhe
upper
.hur-
and
SAVE
MONEY
Meals
and
Fish
Pot
Itoa-l.
per
Hi
Ilinkel
lleef,
tier
lb.
.
.
changes
were
made
in
its
com-'Veal
Slew,
per
ll.
.
.
.
10c
8c
.
..
8c
Veal
Shoulder
lliiat.
per
Hi.
18c
ami
20c
Chicken
Halibut.
per
lit
1Sc
While
prin
Salmon.
pr
Ih.
oi
mt
plant,
vviio
arrivtii
from
irom
u,mr
,
'
in
inmi.
H-tween
neiwccn
liv
Salt
UmI,
2
lb.
brick
..
29c
Vancouver
this
morning
on
Hie
.
i.
,.
i
.
,
the
ceniinm
nummm,
c
iip
nro
c
r
uuu
and
mi
the
n
1
iinKcl
lUark
Cod.
i
per
lb.
..
20c
Prinre
Oeorge
on
a
regular
trip
l,rwc
lUc
a
vast
d,r-
Pro''1""'
if
inspection.
Mr.
Louden
au-.8al
'.
Ther..'wa
maladjusl-
Maid
..f
Clover
creamery
Hotter
.onces
that
between
now
and
",cnl
,M?r,'
,,e
ai''-
An
'"'Proved;
in
bulk.
3
lbs.
ror
...
..
$1.40
.July
1
then-
will
probably
be
lPm
is
iw!.ary.!.W
Laid
Fs.
J
down
for
95c
three
of
Mm
Canadian
(50vern-;r,,nej,i"ual
....til
i.
..!.
-.ii
i
m
rim.
!.!
n.tr.1.
a
I'JuiNiUoit
falls
behind
lli.de-
Peameal
Hack
Hacon,
iimchuo'
diced,
per
lb
42c
Finest
Ontario
-heee,
lr
lb.
29c
Groceries
Malkin's
Strawberry
ur
"Cherr
Jam.
t
lb.
pails
79c
Malkin
s
Itaspberry
ur
Logan
-
Iterry
Jam.
t
lb,
pails
....
69c
Malkin
s
Pineaple
Marmalade
ur
Itlack
Currant
Jain,
t
lb.
pail"
75c
MalLm's
Ik-si
Orange
Marmalaile.
i
ll.
nail
59c
FnsiKii
Apricot
Jam.
I
Ih.
pads
49o
lie
I
Monti
Hn-Pa-k
Pnnies.
i
inn
tins
to
clear
at
25c
Abovi-
line
is
JOr
value
.
jTodei
Paper
Hulls.
7
for
..
25c
Spring
r.lolhes
Pin.
0
(ftiieu
for
25c
5
-Iring
HrfMiUi,
eneh
45c
('.iiineil
ToniatiN's,
olnl
pack.
2's.
rpeeiHl,
t
for
25c
its
resources
will
be
more
evenly
Cirii.
ta'r
tin
13c
distributed
so
Ihat
its
members;
pea,
per
tin
14c
may
all
possess
the
means
of;
pork
and
Heans.
!cl
Monte,
3
for
25c
Hulk
Hales.
2
lbs.
for
19c
White
Fiu.
pfrial,
:i
llr.
for
25c
(inger
Snaps,
fresh
sloek.
per
lb
19c
Jergen'
Toilet
Soap,
bar
....
0c
Maple
Leaf
Matches,
pkg.
.
.
.
35c
Asparagus
Tips,
per
tin
....
25c
Malkin".
SweH
Potatoes.
lb
I
ii?
29c
FOR
VICTORIA!
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones,
210,
211,
212
hoi-
lie
ii
L
Hie
tanadiati
Pny
Sound
Lumber
and
Tiamer
'
Jin
pany.
Limited,
which
ei-ueeni
plans
large
extension
lo
its
mill
(anilities
for
the
expert
of
turn
ber.
It
has
long
been
claimed
by
the
Canadian
Pugel
Sound
people
that
Hie
wharf
arcommouatioiis
at
the
plant
on
the
upper
harbor
was
Inadequate
and
steps
were
recently
taken
lo
secure
foreshore
privileges
with
a
view
to
wharf
extension.
The
company
Inks
posted
notice
of
It
intention
under
the
uavig
able
waters
protection
act
to
ek
permission
to
construct
the
pro
posed
wharf.
As
soon
n
permission
lo
build
has
been
becured
from,
Ottawa
the
company
will
call
for
tendem
for
Ho'
conntniutlon
of
the
wharf,
which
will
lie
designed
lo
accommodate
deep
sea
ships,
BODY
OF
MAN
DRIFTED
ASHORE'
NEAR
SIDNEY
VICi'OlllA,
April
21,
The
body
of
an
tiuldi'nttried
man
va
round
last
night
on
(be
beach
at
llussia
Island
between
Sidney
and
Sallvpriug
Islands
having
apparently
di'lfleil
In
from
Heu
II
is
thought
II
,:
might
be
Him
body
of
Alfred
Frost,
a
Saanich
youth
who
was
drowned
when
fishiiuj
twij
months
ago,
t
PAGE
BIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wc-dncsdny.
Apr'l
(
,,a
Morocain
Ladies
Dress
Lengths
$4.25
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
Corner
3rd
and
7th.
Phono
645.
I
I
.
il-JIIL
and
causes,
WEEK-END;
SPECIALS
I
ton
Spuds,
special,
per
nark
$3.2f
Terrace
Turnips,
H
lbs.
Tor..
25c
Terrace
Carrots,
lbs.
Tor
25o
(ireen
Onions,
per
do
25c
llifdltlies.
per
hunch
5o
Caulirtower
25c
and
35c
Parsley,
per
bunch
5c
Itliubaih.
per
II
10o
Fresh
Spinach,
pi
r
Ih
10c
We
have
the
largest
Trull
and
iVejielabh'
display
in
Hie
city.
Heckelt,
from
a
social
point
uTIiiT
11
r
.
view,
is
one
mill
of
which
every,
YValK
LlOWllStairS
Clocks
Clocks
Clock
Week,
so
to
jpeakl
Starling
with
our
Grand
father
Clocks
from
$100.00
up,
wo
have
a
wonderful
vnrlcty
of
clocks
for
you
to
chooso
fromj
flnojt
qua)i.
Chimes
Clocks
from
$55.00
up.
Mantel
and
floudoir
Clock!
In
odd
hapes
and
dosffjns
from
52.75
up,
Musical
Clock!
from
$6.75.
Novelty
and
Alarm
Clocks
from
$1.00
up
Visit
our
Basement
Store
for
China,
Cut
Claw
and
Brasawarc.
Optical
Department
Our
many
satisfied
local
customers
Is
our
guaranlti
that
our
Optician,
who
has
had
over
Iwonty-ieven
ytan'
cxporlcnco,
can
gj
you
satisfaction.
A
visit
to
our
modern
Optical
Parlor
will
convince
you.
Consultation
free.
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
0
p.m.
"The
Unguarded
Hour"
The
ruoiuine
ol
,i
mail
who
hoi
fliHIl
in.
iid
who
ftNUid
him.
The
door
nf
hi
Hvurt
i
,
lap
of
tnaiiv
a
daintv
h.unl
-
hot
ii
!iik
;
no
Kirl
lu
itwk
luni
cry
"Web
"ine."
II..
m
i
tev
viern.
tlie
glornni
Inoir
iiugiiunJd.
I
he
1
liivers
forget
voor
hour
of
enlertilnm
ii:
Kuwii-
ami
elting.
I'lirivwllwl
r.
Milton
Sills,
Doris
Kenyon,
Claude
King,
Keefe,
J.
Moy
Bennett,
Vlvla
Ogden
unil
nth.
r
Cornc
COMEDY
"HIS
MARRIAGE
WOW,"
with
Harry
Unjdja
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES.
35c
and
10c
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
SILK
CREPE
TIES
In
Beautiful
Patterns
From
95c
to
$1.50
Acme
Importers
Third
Avcnuo
leet-Foot
ootwear
Springtime
is
Fleet-Foot
Time
There
i-
mi
tvlc
nude
in
llmioioff
Shut--
v.
n
raniiol
hovv
you,
whether
il
i
(or
men,
woiiien
or
'
DOMINION
BRAND
We
carry
the
well-known
lloiinnioii
hraiul
ure
eonsidoriiig
hiiying
yuurseir
or
uur
child
i
(
mil
overlook
those
facts.
'
Quality
Tin:
dominion
mjnm:n
ysti;m
has
nv
uf
maiiilailiiiig
I
he
hiKliest
qualily
whit!
h
niaU's
Hi'
oiiUtumliiig
brand.
'
Style
.
The
Dominion
Itiihher
Hvsleui
rnllovvs
(liu
t'1'
fashion
unil
produces
Ihu
lalest
ihoo
slylcS.
Guarantee
Every
pair
of
nunnlng
Shoos
Is
guaranteed.
Thl
not
merely
a
slorotypod
statement
but
Is
followed
by
fae"'
If
any
pair
of
our
Running
Shoes
docs
not
give
you
reason-
uuiu
wear
anu
naiihiauiion,
n
will
bo
replaced
Immediate'
soio
Hgonis
tor
uomimon
Rubber
system
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.