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Morocain
Ladies'
Dress
Lengths
$4.25
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS.
Jabour
Bros,,
Ltd.
Cornor
3rd
and
7th.
Phone
645.
MEAT
Department
Pickled
Pork,
per
lit.
.
.
22c
Sausage,
2
lbs.
for
.
.
35c
(iainer's
llacon,
by
piece
...
,
45o
Ayrshire
Karon,
slievd
35o
Uecf
Dripping,
3
His.
for
25c
Corned
Hoof,
per
lb.
..
10c
Shoulder
Steak,
piT
lb.
15c
Sirloin
Slcak,
per
Hi.
.
.
23c
HonnH
Slcak,
per
Hi.
.
.
23c
llili
nopal
Heel"
20c
Hump
Hoasl
Heef
.
.
.
.
20c
Hump
Hoasl
Heef
....
20c
Pol
Hoast
...
...
15c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phonos
18
and
84
Prescriptions
.....
i
A
few
reasons
why
our
prescription
department,
is
increasing:
We
use
only
fresh,
chemically
pure
drugs.
No
Substitution
Prompt
Service
Tviodorate
Price.
Kvery
prescription
i.i
dispensed
Hy
a
fully
iiialif
ieiJ
dispenser.
Let
us
he
your
Ruperl
Pharmacg
Prcscriplion
Specialists
Phone
04.
We
deliver.
Stamped
Goods
BEDSPREADS
LUNCH
CLOTHS
SCARVES
PILLOW
CASES
RUNNERS
and
TABLE
CENTRES
Ml
Stamped
ready
for
work.
Mrs.
W.T
Wilson
Third
Avenue
I'.O,
llox
-
.
ago
Phono
fireen
383
.-..
m
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
1
LOCAL
COUPLE
ARE
MARRIED!
Quiet
but
Interesting
Wedding
In1
Anglican
cathedral
on
Saturday
Evening
A
quiet
but
inlcrcslimr
wed.lin
took
place
at
7
o'clock
wi
Saturday
evening
in
thejst.
Andrew"
Anjj.ican
Cathedral.,
Ilev.
Waller
Allen
officiating,
when
Miss
Una
Scherk,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
bherk,
Hartelt.
Saskatche
wan,
became
the
bride
of
Fernie
lerrien,
.son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Terrien,
Ureen
Street,
Prince
llti-
pert.
The
ceremony
look
idaee
in
the
presence
of
relatives
of
tho
couple
and
the
matron
of
honor
was
Mrs.
Kenneth
Scherk.
slsler-in-law
of
the
liride.
while
the
Smoill
iva
Kiiiumrlisil
In-
I.
ii
In-other,
JPau
Terrien.
The
bride
i
was
charmingly
gowned,
in
rns
canton
crepe
with
hat
lo
match
ami
the
costume
of
the
matron
of
honor
was
daintv
yellow
taffeta
nun
nai
io
maicn.
i
After
the
ceremony,
the
bridal
party
repaired
lo
the
residence
of
the
bride
s
sister,
Mrs.
Isaa
Lear,
1125
Kordcu
Street,
where
a
wedding
supper
was
held.
Later.
a
reception
took
plare
at
Hip
White
Apartments
where
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Terrien
will
reside.
The
iiride
is
particularly
we
I.
CANNED
FRUIT
We
have
still
a
very
larin-
slock
of
Canned
Fruit
and
we
are
going
to
dispose
of
the
most
of
it
I
his
vwek
al
prices
uulieard
ill.
suy
now.
liawbenies,
Haspberries,
Loganberries,
and
the
large
cans
of
Peaches,
any
assortment,
3
tins
for
....
95c
4
lins
Peaches,vpears,
Aprico.s.
Plums,
or.
crushed
Pineapple
.
.
95e
G
tins
.o.
i
peas,
special
for
S5o
0
tins
Quaker
Corn
or
Toma
toes
.
05c
Malkin's
Hesl
Pure
Plum
Jam,
i
lb.
(in
55c
Pure
Orange
Marmalade,
I
lb.
tin
G5c
Hlue
Itibliou
Tea,
2&
or
5
lb.
pkg.,
per
lb
'
65c
4
hollies
or
3
of
Heinz
Catsup
95c
10
tins
Sally
Aim
or
Classic
Cleanser
...
,
.
,
...
....
95c
19
bars
White
Swan
Soap
..
95c
12
bars
Palm
Olive
Soan
4
cartons
Sunrighl
Soap
.
19
rolls
Toilet
Paper
.
.
.
1
tins
Lobster
or
Shrimn
3
combs
Pure
Honey
..
.
3
lb.
.Mccormick's
Sweet
Biscuits
95c
7
Jins
King
Oscar
Sardines
95c
in.
Swedish
Heallhbread
.
.
95c
12
pkgs.
Jelly
Powders
..
..95c
7
lins
Heinz
or
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
95c
2
rings
(iriivcrn
Sum
(".licnve
Phones
45
and
574
95c
95c
95c
95c
95c
95c
5
lb.
California
Table
Figs..
95o
2
doz.
Local
Fresh
Cgg
95c
2
lb.
best
Creamery
Hutler
..
95c
He
sure
lo
set
your
order
in
for
a
Sack
of
our
good
Situds
this
week.
This
week
only
for
..
.-.
..
$3.50
Large
pkgs.
Itobin
Hood
Hulled
Oats
25c
4
lbs.
CleaiiPiI
Currants,
soecial
55c
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
None
Better
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Fresh.
Killed
BEEF
From
the
Bulkley
Valley
3
Times
Weekly
.
Potatoes
Per
Sack
$3.50
Sealy
5
Doodson
Sixth
Street
Phone
455.
We
Deliver.
kLxJt
ia
5,000
MILES
GYRO
PLAYGROUND
TO
.
n-erfc
known
in
Prince
Htiperl
when
she
has
prown
up.
For
the
pasi
three
years
she
has
been
no
lh
stalf
of
Jabour
Hro.
The
groom
is
an
employee
of
the.
shipyard.
uonsralulaliou
and
best
wishes
of
many
friends
are
leiiig
extended
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Terrien
IN
TWO
YEARS
Bottle
Picked
up
at
Hippo
Island
Was
Dropped
off
Coast
or
Japan
Hugh
Oillis.
a
local
fisherman,
iust
two
years
ago
nicked
lm
a
bottle
at
Hippo
Island
which
has
teen
dropped
by
a
Japanese
war-
nese
admirnlly
and
yestcrdav
receive.l
a
reply
witli
a
letter
citni
Hear
Admiral
X.
Xeninra
fhankinp
him
for
sending-
it
and
M.-liisinjt
a
new
chart
of
the
Pa-
cific
Ocean
showing
the
currents
is
an
ackuewledgmeut
of
the
ser-
ice
rendered.
The
botth.
which
was
nicked
up
P
ofr
off
BE
OPENED
SATURDAY
b
ill
Weather
M-rmiltiii(r,
(iyro
Playground
Xu.
West
view.
Will
e
officially
opened
next
Saturday
artenioon.
Judge
F.
Mel!
ouncr'
and
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton
are
be
ins
invited
to
officiate
at
he
ceremonies
vyhicb
will
be
in
harfre
of
Stan
Taylor,
president
r
(lie
fiyro
Club,
and
Leo
Vau?h,
chaiiinaii
of
the
club's
il;i?;round
committee.
FIRST
TOURNAMENT
OF
SEASON
PLAYED
ON
TENNIS
COURTS
The
fir
(
tournament
ol
the
reason
on
the
Prince
lliihcrl
Tennis
Club's
courts
on
Acropolis
Hill
was
plaed
yesjerday
when
h.
W.
Pat
more
and
W.
O.
Fnl-
on.
on
one
side,
and
Jack
Johns
and
Miss
Virginia
Iliel.
on
the
other,
reached
the
linals.
The
idayorf
Tor
the
tournament,
in
which
thirty
players
narticinated.
will
lake
place
later.
Xels
Sydney
was
fined.
25
in
the
city
police
court
this
mom-
lit?
for
assaulting
W.
(J.
Heiu-harl.
Holli
men
are
trapoers
and
Hie
trouble
between
liieiil
arose
Saturday
afternoon
on
the
tvalcrfront,
Sydney
having
struck
Heinliarl
giving
binr
a
black
eye.
Atter
the
incident,
Sydney
went
across
Hie
harbor
where
lie
was
Tollowed
by
Heiuharl
and
City
Police-Sei-ea
nl
Uailey
and
Provincial
Constable
(jilison
who
arrested
him.
Mr,.'
Ktnlly
Oeddes
was
with
drunkenness
before
Magistrate
McClymont
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
and,
ideading
not
guilty,
was
remand-
f
-d
unti
tomorrow.
.S
10
was
ar-
I
rested
on
the
street
early
this
morning
by
City
Police
Sergeant
McOlincliy.'
Mrs.
H.
A.
Harrington
and
son,
who
have
been
visiting
in
the
city
for
Hie
past
len
days,
sailed
Ibis
.fiflernoon
on
the
Princes
Hoyal
Tor
Wrangell.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
Night.
Phones
687,.
539,
Oreen
238,
Blaok
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
April
19,
to
-UAL
fctXft
-tea,
fv-
tunOu
Acxjvf
.
.29.
LOCH
rurtic
Mni-r
s.
Mrs.
A.
H,
Arthur
is
leaving
to
night
for
Saskatchewan
on
n
holiday.
I'on't
miss
lh,.
Hard
Time
dance
on
Wednesday
night.
The
Charleston
dancers
are
nractieiiu
hard
for
the
competition.
(force
Shaw
left
this
mnriiliic
for
Vancouver
where
he
has
ac
cepted
a
position
as
'drug-gist
with
the
Vancouver
Drug
Co.
Mrs.
Walter
Overend
sailed
o-t
Hie
Princess
I
loyal
(his
afternoon
for
Stikine
to
Join
her
husband
who
is
customs
officer
there.
Shower
and
lea
for
llldlev
1
1
.
..
-Lip
two
years
and
three
nionlhs!
.
'.
I....r
1
on'
a
Mr-
bt-rore,
so
it
drifted
alnml
fhcli
,
"
V
nn"
AV,'mu
W,!"
housand
miles
in
that
lim,.
Iln::"""
3
0
"
1
"'urwlay,
April
orwartleI
the
botUe
to
the
Jap-J
The
Hall
freighter
Salvor
Capl.
Husi',,
arrived
Troiii
(he
south
at
I.3
this
iiiorninR
with
a
cartro
of
coal
for
Albert
A
Hecate
Straits
Tow
ins
Co.'
lo
rarrjin?
Ian?p
llrumroek,
in
low
the
coast
of
Queen,"
,l,e
lusr-
'''C
Scott,
leH
Alien
i.n
..!..
..
r
.i
i
.
.
!
.riil
Veslpril.il-
f..r
l...
..ll
lii.
..-
il
hililn.l.,
in-
ia"
I
i
IWilli
11
Carll
of
mm
iiiilHuti
fi
"
-
-
uiiii
(.iiiuiiuii
.
.v.-.
I
1:1'
'
v
.ti.
..:-m.'.
....
.
Of
loas.
.
w
m
...
'iiicriviiiu
mi
Ill
.
-
I
he
bottle
was
i-omimiiiir-nfo.l
in
the
aUlliorilies
of
all
the
chief
commercial
countries
of
the
world.
Mr.
Uillis,
who
picked
un
the
bottle,
lives
al
L'fifi
Xinlh
An
r
Fred
Mathers,
who
has
beut
maiiMzer
or
the
Somervilhs
Cim-nery
here
last
jear.
came
as
far
north
as
Alert
I
lay
on
the
steamer
Princess
Hoj'al
which
was
i
port
today.
Those
WishitlS
lo
tnLi
l.-irl
in
Hard
Times'
dance
oarade
LARGEST
TRAIN
OF
IMMIGRANTS
No
Fewor
Than
1250
Pooplo
Arrived
In
Winnipeg
on
Spoclals
Within
Hour
meet
at
the
corner
of
Siitu!
monlon
direcl.
S.'mthI
mm.
imm..
inn
mini
.vvenucs.
i
h
nv
Hand
and
the
Pipers
will
hci
I
the
procession.
I!
Capt.
O.
Williams,
one
or
the
While
Pass
A
Yukon
Co.'s
Yukon
lliver
pilots,
ami
Mrs.
Williams
arrived
in
(he
city
rrom
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Hoyal
thi.
morning
and
will
remain
bore
for
ten
days
before
conllnuiiiK;
their
voyage
north.
Ilev.
A.
W.
P.
Ashley
or
Stew
art
preached
morning
and
even
ing
in
St.
Andrew's
AiiKlican
chinch
yesterday.
After
the
evening
service.
Mr.
Ashley,
who
is
a
pipe
organist,
'delighted
many
hearers
with
organ
Among
the
nassenters
nobis
north
on
the
Pri
bees
s
Hoyal
this
afternoon
from
here
were
a
narlv
or
men.
A.
IltrTstfMimi
i)
Hecario,
W.
Prow
I
rock,
M.
Pos-tok,
M.
Horel,
M.
Desnle
and
M
Jirovich,
who
will
bo
einidoviMl
al
the
I'mgiueer
Mine.
Al
1
o'clock
yesterday
afler-noon,
the
fire
deoartmeul
m.
siomb-il
to
an
alarm
rrom
Highlh
Avenue
and
Mcllridc
Street
where
an
overheated
stove
pipe
bad
ignited
the
roof
or
the
resident
or
Fred
Allan,
138
Higlith
Avenue
West,
doing
slight
daim-vgc.
L.
W.
Waugh.
local
manager
or
C.X.H.
Telegraphs,
will
leave
ny
.Saturday
nighC
train
ror
Kd-monlou
whete
he
will
participate
in
a
conference
of
all
the
western
officials
or
Ihe
company,
lie,
expects
lo
bo
nwav
rrom
Hid
city,
a
week
or
tell
day".
Mrs.
W.
A.
Puckelt,
wife
of
one
or
While
Horses'
leading
merchants,
accompanied
by
her
son,
Cam
Smith,
c,rc
passengers
on
board
the
Princess
Hoyal
to-day
enroule
north
after
bavins
spent
three
or
four
months
visits
ing
in
Vancouver
and
other
southern
points..;
The
sleamcr
Princess
Hoyal,
which
was
In
jMrY
today
iforth-bound
rrom
Vancouver
to
Hkaig-way,
had
81
passengers
on
board
including
crews
or
tint
White
Pass
A
Yukon,
Hallway
Go.'
Yukon
lliver
steamer
going
north
ror
the
summer.
Hefore.
proceeding
to
her
regular
lauding
place
at
lliu
government
wharf,
the
Itoyal
called
at
lh
ocean
dock
'(o
"unload
a
horse
over
the
elevator
for
the
(loyal
Cuuadiuu
Mounted
Police.
WIXMPF.O,
April
7.
Many
or
the
tongues
of
(label
eontn
billed
to
the
lively
hub-bub
which
liinalled
the
arrival
here
last
night
ovec
Canadian
National
Hallways
of
b.
longest
iiiiun
gram
special
willed
has
evei
reached
Winnipeg
or
western
Canada.
Another
si-cial
follow
ed
II
into
the
Canadian
Xaliona
l.lallway
depot
with
more
lha
500
additional
ellter
mukitiu
t
total
of
l,25Q
new-eomern
within
Hie
hour.
Thirly-five
families
under
Hi
hmpire
selllemenl
scheme
for
med,
part
of
the
llritish
routin-grnl
who
were
met
by
?ov
em
inent
immiyranl
offleiaU.
having
landed
at
Halifax
early
In
the
week
fmni
the
Med
star
liner
Peiinlaiid
mihI
White
Star
liner
Hegina.
llritish
farm
workers.
IUirop4Mn
agrirullurisls
from
I'ciiinark.
Holland
and
Scandin
avian
countries
un,l
sPleetinl
continentals
for
farm
and
domestic
i-r
ire
made
up
Hot
balanfe.
A
larffe
staff
of
colouixatioti
officials
and
inlerpreti-rs
vvat
eiwaiwril
in
asertuming
the
fut-ii
re
deslinalion
of
the
varum
families
and
hooking
others
to!
positions
on
fi.rms
thmuuhinil
the
prairie
proviueos
and
Hriiish
Columbia.
Last
night
trains
west
carried
several
hundred
ol
Hie
new
arrivals
further
west.
about
50(1
beiin
deslitied
lo
Fd
m
nrinsii
i,iiiumm
io
take
up
rarnuog
or
jmu
relative-
already
settled
there.
SPRING
SALE
AND
TEA
WAS
SUCCESSFUL
AFFAIR
Event
Held
In
Emad
Block
Saturday
Afternoon
by
Catholic
Ladles
on
A
very
surcc,rul
spring
Kale
and
lea
was
hebl
on
Saturday
af
ternoon
in
the
Kmad
Hlock
In
Hie
ladies
or
the
Catholic
Church
Mrs.
A.
Leveiie
was
genera!
convener
and
various
stalls
nn.i
teparltnents
were
in
charge
ot
the
f
I
lowing
ladies:
('lain
sewing
Mrs.
A.
Leveijiie
and
Mrs.
(I.
Smith.
Fancy
work---Mrs.
II.
F.
Olas-
ey.
Mrs.
.
,
Morrissey
and
Mm.
C.
P.
Iliel.
Itarrie
Mr.
S.
Hatcher
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
XickcriKH!.
Home
cooking
.Mrs.
J.
Arlhii.
Smith
mid
Mrs.
W.
Oraftou.
Tea
room
Mr.
M.
P.
Mc-
CafTery
and
Mrs.
H.
A.
Wakj-flcbl,
conveners,
ansislcd
by
Mrs
O'Hrien,
Miss
Lorna
MacLareu.
Miss
Mary
O'Hrien.
Mis
l.iiev
O'Hrien,
Miss
Margaret
McCaf-
rery.
Miss
Mary
McCatlery.
Miss
F.,
Astle.
Mrs.
F.
W.
l.eier
wa
rasbier.
HafTIes
resulted
as
follows
Cushion
won
by
Mrs.
.1.
McLennan
with
ticket
No.
tilt.
Cut
work
.
pillowslips
won
Mrs.
A.
H.
Acland.
123.
'
Ham.
donated
bv
It.
1".
Moore.
J
won
hy
Mrs.
O.
Hrien,
-.'K.
IliitTet
set,
'donateil
by
Mrs.
J.
II.
Illlddch,
won
by
.
F.
(Has-
Mrs.
J-'.
W.
Leapiir
was
cashier.
H.iby's
Jacket
and
bonnet,
donate;!
by
Mrs.
A'.
Hiiubarv
won
by
Mr.
JorvU
McLeod,
llf.
Pair
or
bath
towels',
woli
Miss
Wllla
Dyer,
22.
Slile
or
bacon,
'donated
by
W.
Xlckerson
A
Co.,
won
Father
P.
,1.
McOriith,
32.
Ilcdspread,
donated
by
Mrs;
Fred
Hilfou,
Won
liy
Miss
Allcheson,
211.
C
by
TOO
LATF
TO
CLASSIFY
WAXTKI).
Helurn
tubular
m
locomotive
boiler,
75
h.p.
or
over,
hot
less
Hum
l;5
u.
ptt'SMiire.
Slate
pice
on
rail
at
import.
Apply
P.O.
m
Idni),
Prince
Hiipert.
II.C.
03
MAID
Wanted
fiir
general
bouno-wotk,
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson.
Phono
JJlUe
if'
2
nHMnnm
Clocks
Clocks
Clock
Week,
so
to
speak!
SUrtlng
with
our
OrAnH
fnther
Clocks
from
$100.00
up,
we
have
a
wonde
t
t
variety
of
clocks
for
you
to
choose,
from
finest
auVri
Chimes
Clocks
from
$55.00
up.
Mantel
and
Boudoir
Clo
t,
In
odd
shapos
and
designs
from
$2.75
up,
Musical
cioi
from
$0.75.
Novelty
and
Alarm
Clocks
from
$1.00
ud
Visit
our
Basement
Storo
for
China,
Cut
Glass
a
Brasswnro.
m
Optical
Department
Our
"many
satisfied
local
customers
Is
our
guarsnt
that
our
Optlclnn,
who
has
had
over
twenty-seven
veart'
experience,
can
nivo
you
satisfaction.
A
visit
to
ou
modern
Optical
Parlor
will
convince
you.
Consultation
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
-
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
Blanche
Sweet
in
"The
Sporting
Venus"
The
r.itllam
e
of
a
hr.oUli
ung
tilled
br.ml
ami
a
di-.-olole
pHtoe.
dveoliire
m
Jhm,
high
life
in
.tn
aod
niolitight
111
(.Moduli.
C
i,,
and
i-utlage-.
Filmed
to
Ciinipe.
ft
v
r
include
the
12ml
lliglil.inder-
"The
Hbu
k
1
llinreli
ami
I
be
l.
;n-
at
lie.imdle.
'i.vv.
in
I-clude
Oxford
and
I
:.
mi
bridge
erews
r.i.ing.
Si
...
Blancho
Sweet,
Ronald
Colman,
Lew
Cody,
Gt
rai
Fawcett,
Hink
Mann,
Josephine
Crowell,
Kate
Price
and
others.
"THE
PACEMAKERS"
SERIES,
No.
5
GEORGE
O'HARA
AND
ALBERTA
VAUGHN
IN
"THE
FA3J
MALE"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35c
and
lOt
Prospective
Builders!
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
LUMBER
Tip
tier-,
(mm-
,
hi,
.,,
r-,,;
nig.
V
J'-iot.
Hoti.
..if.
I
Hexri
.Siding.
,!
.,
Hoai
Lumber.
Kir
and
(.ii..uw....d
Venrei.
M
Shingles,
liolored
.Sbingi,
.8i.
Oak.
Il.u
;
Siish
and
I'oors,
Wmul
(Npe.
.CEMENTS,
Etc-
I'orl
land
Cement.
Kerne'
(m.
Iifstos
(jemeiil,
llardwull
Hlaster.
Hlaster
.1
Plaster
Honnl,
(.ime,
llydrale.1
Lime,
Fire.
I
.v
BRICKS,
Etc.
CoitiniHii
Hnek,
Fire
Hi
t.
,
re-
Agrn
oltoral
Tile.
Vitrified
iim-.
FlMe
l.uni.g
MISCELLANEOUS
Nad-.
Knilding
Caper.
Ta
V
Hnldieroid
HiiMfiiig.
John.
Maov.Ur'.
,s,rM.,
nig-.
Asphalt.
Asphalt
Hoofing
Paper
S.
firavel.
NANAIMO-WELLINGTON
COAL
Try
our
Nut
t..(
i.,r
m,oi
Kit.
I.pi,
Range
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phonos
110
and
117.
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
SILK
CREPE
TIES
In
Beautiful
Patterns
From
95c
to
$1.50
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINESHOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
.Comparo
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co,
Ltd.
Second
Avenuo'
and
McBrldo
SL