PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Just
Arrived
A
fresh
shipment
of
Rochons
Candies
Assorted
Chocolates,
Boxes
$1.00
to
$4.00
Hulk
Creams,
Orange.
Vun-ille,
Lemon,
(linger
Snowballs
Peppermint,
etc.,
per
lb.
...
75o
Hrazils
in
cream,
per
lb.
$1.25
Hurnl
Almonds,
per
lb.
$1.00
Ilochnns
Famous
Almond
Crifp,
per
lb.
....
$1.00
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
New
Arrivals
of
the
latest
models
of
Ladies'
Hats
and
Coats
just
in.
Spun
Silk,
per
yard
.
.
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes,
all
colors,
per
yard
....
.
.
...
25c
Mrs,
W.17
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
llox
-
-
U89
Phone
fireen
389
New
Spring
Rugs
At
prices
rnu?in
from
3.00.fo
$'J.0Q.
incudin?
the
(itiarantecd
llarr
y
m
o
r
e
Hugs.
A
special
.discount
of
25
percent
is
offered
on
our
French
Clocks
in
all
sizes
and
prices.
See
our
Windows
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
Wood!
Wood!
,
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
56.50
Hair
Load
...
..
..
$3.50
Large
sacks
50o
HydeTransler
133
Second
Avenue
Phone
680
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxqulsite
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
SAANICH
ALSO
HAS
I
MILL
RATE
PROBLEM
-Question
of
Taxing
Improve
ments
Is
Discussed
and
Tie
of
Council
Results
YICTOIUA,
March
30.
tteove
Macnicol
and
councillors
of
tho:
Inti.ii
,-...
hIj
Mt
CnmilMli
.t-tll
rre
lllllll
lltllliS
UI
UCIIIVil
Mill
before
the
people
during
the
next
two
or
three
weeks
to
discuss
the
ucstioii
of
improvement
taxation.
This
course
was
adopted
by
tho
Saanich
Council
when
a
vote
on
impnncmcnl
taxation
was
delayed,
as
it
was
practically
known
beforehand
Mhat
there
would
be
a
tio
vole.
'the
same
was
tho
ca?o
with
otitic:
road
appropriations,
with
the
result
that
the
entire
question
was
left
over
to
tho
next
meeting.
Saanich
is
in
a
.position
where
it
has
only
?28)0U
available
firj
road
-work
at
(lie
present
mill
rale,
as
compared
with
51,387
last
year.
Unless
the
mill
rain
is
advanced
three
mills
or
im
provement
taxation
is
enforced,
last
year's
appropriation
rannol
In
voted.
While
the
councillors
from
the
inner
wards
arc
willius
to
vole
-for
smaller
appropria
tions
to
eul
down
expenses,
it
wa
(he
cencral
opinion
Unit
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIO
WORKS
Notlca
to,
Contraclora
Twriti
Lock-up
SE.U.KD
TEMPERS.
fnlrr,t
-ToikK-
foi
AilMii.ii
lu
irrrtre
t-nck-iip,"
will
l
rrmvea
t
thr
iiououraDie
we
.mnisier
"f
Pcbllr
Work
up
l
It
u'rlurk
no'.n
tf
Tuesday,
the
ihtrl'rth
day
or
.Marrh.
I.
for
the
addition
and
allrratlnn
to
the
Litrk-up
at
Trrrarr
In
the
Electoral
Dislrlrl
of
I'rinre
Rnprrl
H.:.
Han.
Sprririralion,
Contrarl,
and
I
nnns
cif
Trnder
way
t
wn
on
aiK
aNrr
Ih-
16th
day
or
Marrh,
and
runner
lirfuniutn.n
utitaiiwtl
at
th
op
parlii.rnl
of
rubllc
Works
Parllaniml
Kulktinra
and
at
thr
rollowlnr
orriir.
Govrrnnienl
Arrnl
at
Prlurr
Ruprrt
an
-miinrrs
ani
in
rroviucin
roiire
irrir
at
Terrarr.
Copies
r
plan.
pwlfln-tl.n,
nr..
ran
Le
obtained
rrum
lh
IVf
partmenl
on
paytwni
or
a
deposit
.Trti
Dollars
(I
I
O
dd
whirl)
will
be
rrrundrj
n
return
of
tor
plans
!.
In
good-ron
dil
Inn.
The
lwrl
or
any
tender
not
nerei-Mrily
atrepted.
p.
ruiup.
peputy
Minister
and.
Public
Work
Ennncer.
Department
or
lliblic
Work,
i'arliaineni
Bullttinr.
Vletnnt.
B
C
NOTICE.
IN"
THE
MvTTEH
or
an
arbitration
r
the
5ne
ot
a
I'rovlolonal
Certirirate
o'
Title
D.r
Lot
thlrty-rive
tJS),
Bkrk
tweoty
to
(li.
Serik.o
(),
Clt
or
Prlnre;
Rupert,
tn
the
Prorinre
or
Brit
Ish
Columbia.
(Md
tl).
SitKfiriory
proor
of
th
loi
or
ttw-
inineaie
or
Tine
rorennir
tne
ano
land
harinr
been
nnxlured
to
me.
It
I-
civ
Intention
to
isiue.
arter-
the
eipln-tlon
or
one
month
from
the
flrt
publl
nitlon
hereof,
a
Pravl4lal
Certirirate
o
Title
to
the
above
land
tn
the
name
or
rr.TLn
EiiriTns.
the
orlrtnal
CeruTl
'ate
or
Title
I
dated
tbe
7th
of
5ovem
Iter.
IB
1
7.
and
Is
numbered
97191.
m
una
r.ftlilrv
omre.
Prlnre
Rnnert
H.C..
Marrh
91b,
I9.
m.
r.
MarLEon.
to
Rearlslnir
or
THW
April
First
li
Orders
Can
be
Taken
From
This
List
3
doz.
IJ.n.
Fresh
F.ggs
$1.00
lb.
Creamery
Hutter,
best
bulk
S1.00
2
lb.
liest
Sliced
Haron
.
.
S1.CC
4
doz.
Heinz
Dill
IMckles'
.
.
$1.00
doz.
Sunkist
Oranges,
medium!
size
$1.00
4
doz.
Sunkist
Lemons
.
.
.
$1.00
5
lb.
Granulated
Suar
and
1
tin
Orange
Marmalade
.
.
.
.
$1.00
5
tins
Libby's
Asparagus
.
.
$1.00;
2
lb.
Fresh
Oruund
Coffee
$1.00
1
2
lb.
tiood
Hulk
Tea
$1.00
30
lb.
Good
Dry
Onions
..
$1.00
20
llolls
Toilet
Paper
$1.00
7
tins
King
Oscar
Sardines
$1.00
6
tins
Singapore
Pineapple,
sliced
$1.00
4
tins
l'ears
or
l'Iums..2's
$1.00
4
tins
Peaches
or
Anricots.
2"s
$1.00
G
tins
P--as
or
Corn
.
.
.
.
$1.00
6
tins
Tomatoes,
2,i'9
...
$1.00
3
tins
Malkitt's
liesl
Loganberries
$1.00
1-4
lb.
tin
Strawberry
Jam,
pure
$1.00
10
lb.
California
Dry
Prunes,
medium
$1.00
3
Hi.
MeCormick's
Sweet
Hiseuits
$1.00
S
lb.
tin
Honey,
or
a
Combs
$1.00
7
tins
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
$1.00
7
tins
Heinz
Vork
A
lleans
$1.00
3
bottles
Hpjuz
Catsup
$1.00
4
bottles
Sterling
Catsup
.
.
$1.03
4
tins
Delmonle
Spinach
$1.00
4
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
..
$1.00
20
bars
While
Swan
Soap
.
$1.00
4
lb.
Swedish
Healthbread
$1.00
113
pkgs.
Jelly
Powders
..
$1.00!
5
pkg.
Princess
Flakes
.
.
$1.00.
.5
lb.
tin.
Peanut
Hulter
..
$1.00i
Watch
our
windows
for
Green-!
stun,
we
lean
in
quality.
4
We
Sell
for
Less.
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phonos
45
and
574.
w
w"
I
,
I
W
M'Lifll
V
1
t
Healthy
Babies
Food,
sleep
and
fresh
air,
but
especially
proper
food,
ensure
health.
Borden's
Eagle
Brand
Condensed
Milk,
since
187,
has
been
the
leading
infant
food.
Doctors
endorse
it.
Pure,
uniform,
easily
digested.
Use
It
if
you
cannot
nurse
paDy.
Writ
Ma
Bonfr
Co.
LtmQtJ.
1-14
the
roads
would
require
more
money
in
two
years"
time.
COMMISSIONER
WILL
;
INVESTIGATE
CHARGES
Judge
of
Appeal
Court
Appointed
by
Government
to
go
Into
Alleged
Election
Irregularities
OTTAWA.
March
30.
Hon.!
Mr.
Justice
Jteck
of
the
ap,Mal
division
of
the
supreme,
court
of
Vll.aWa
ha
...
,
...i-.i
itoyal
Commissioner
to
investi
gate
charges
of
adored
irregularities
in
the
constituency
of
Vthabasea,
Alberta,
during
the
recent
general
election.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
.OTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVES
that
the
lirMsrte
ruMlox
o.r
riptreU
Timber
Lirenee
.No-
it.
Uualrd
on
Pitt
ItUlkL
llan-tt
4,
,Cuat
Ditrirt,
I.
lawellert.
0.
It.
ADEA,
lepwly
Mini'ter
ot
Ijnd
NOTICE.
I.
THE
MATTER
or
ap
application
tor
.lie
Hour
or
a
l'n.l-KHtil
OrliTinle
tit
Tllk-
for
AiOMrnrd
Lot
"B
of
Lot
fern
i7.
BkirK
rorl)
ll
().
nubdlvltliei
yl
I..M
even
hundred
ad
forty
U
(714).
Vueen
Cbarlalle
litrlrt
(Map
loT.
Sallffartory
pru
ot
llw
lo
of
toe
orllfirile
of
Tttie
rovertnr
ttie
aliove
!aiKl
liatlur
been
proilured
to
nie.
II
l
InlenUMi
to
lwwe,
arir
the
etplrathm
if
one
month
rrom
lite
rirM
pubtlcjlioii
H-rr.r.
a
l'rovlial
Ortirirate
or
Till
the
above
land
hi
the
name
or
Paul
iiwfrir
Ma.arL
Tbe
orlclnal
Certirirate
r
Title
It
dated
the
Slth
or
Ausutt.
1919.
a
rut
M
Bvmliernt
1
1
ISA
I.
Land
Keailry
orrire.
I'rtoce
Rupert,
t:..
m
Marrh.
I9t.
II.
F
MAr.LEOH
Itrrl'lrar
of
Tltl'i.
Mercy
No!
t
A
shoe
doesn't
fit
justbe-cause
it
is
long
enough
and
wide
enough.
THE
days
for
that
fallacy
are
gone
or
going
never
to
return.
Jn
the
last
few
years
people
hare
been
realising
that
scores
of
ailment
arise
from
ill-fitting:
shoes.
Important
nerve
centres
in
the
foot
are
hurt
by
badly-shaped
shoes,
and
the
effect
Is
felt
hi
other
parts
of
the
body.
Nowadays
good
health
demands
a
"shoe
to
fit"
the
foot
not
tho
foot
to
fit
the
shoe."
Arch
Defender
Shoes
because
they
are
built
to
special
lasts
the
inner
sole
shaped
to
the
foot
contour
and
with
cupped
heel
becauso
they
have
a
patented
spring
inset
shank
and
because
they
support
the
foot
arch
where
needed
are
bringing
back
foot
health
and
comfort
to
thousands.
Arch
Defender
Shoes
are
modish,
good-looking
shoes
of
supreme
quality
for
men
and
women.
RCHPVEFEHDER
EsJaL
shoe
3
Mad.
la
Canada
if
The
DEFENDER
SHOE
COMPANY
CALT,
ONT.
SOLO
BY
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
PAY
OF
NURSES
IS
I
CUT
IN
EDMONTON
Probationers
to
Serve
Six
Months
Without
Pay
and
Then
Ten
j
Dollars
a
Month
I
KIlMUNTON,
Marrh
;!0.
lie-ilttction
of
nurses'
salaries
and
elimination
of"
sick
pay
for
all
members
or
the
staff
such
were
two
of
tho
main
decisions,
of
the
city
hospital
board
at
a
nice!
inn
here.
Hoh
questions
were
strong
-
ly
opposed
by
labor
members
who
gave
notice
of
motion
Unit;
reconsideration
would
be
asked
at
f
lie
next
niteMug.
As
previ-j
on
sly
reported.vihe
wase
cuts.
will
not
be
effective
until
next,
'year.
,
j
Under
the
motion
by
11.
Slud-detr,
which
was
passed,
proba-i
lioners
will
not
receive
pay
tor
I
tho
first
six
months,
while
for
I
the
next
six
months
Ihey
will
I
be
paid
lt)
per
.month.
The
rale
j
for
the
.second
and
third
year
;
will
be
I2
per
month
with
board
and
lodging.
At
present,
proba-j
lioners
receive
$1"
t"r
month
for
alio
Tirsl
year.
'li
per
month
for
!
the
second
year
.md
$20
per
!
month
for
the
third
car.
i
GOOD
FUR
CATCH
IN
NORTHWESTERN
ALASKA
Two
Trappers
Kissing
Thought
to
Have
Been
Drowned:
Mildest
Winter
In
Ten
Years
.SKWAIlIt.
Mareii
30.
FiHeeti
lliousand
dollar
worth
of
mini,
ermine,
red,
cro
and
tue
fox'
and
land
otter
pelts
arrived
bore
today
01,35
aboard
the
me
steamer
steamer
,Crr
Starr
from
11
PHfl
u,e
snipmeius
oi
me
tar.
Captain
A.
C.
Goss
has
returned
tu
Uiialaka
from
Umitak.
Atka
and
Altu
Islands
with
11
boat
load
or
furs,
after
having
had
a
successful
season.
He
reported
the
milrWt
winter
in
ten
years,
but
a
.splendid
one
tor
'
trappers.
'
Gos
ovtif-
several
islands
stocked
with
-.fox,
and
enjoys
an
exrelleut
returns
from
them.
Unalaska
resi'leuU
believe
that
A.
Merrill
and
G.
Shufror,
trappers
inissiikg
sinco
October,
were
drowned.
They
were
employed
by
the
Katiaga
Handling
Company
(o
rid
Hie
Nlamls
of
red
foxes
so
that
tfiey
could
be
re-sloekel
wilh
bfus.
They
were
formerly
employed
by
tiirl
Armstrong
of
Kodiak
for
similar
work.
MRS.
HUIXEY
GREEN
RECITALS
IN
EAST
McrollIA,
March
30.
Mrs.
Gertrude
Until
Icy
Green,
tho
fa-,
moiis
pianist,
who
recently
re-
turned
from
liurope,
is
now
lour-1
1113
in
l!astern
inada
anil
is
fiieiug
gileii
a
great
reception.
She
is
looked
on
as
one
of
Can
ada's
greatest
instrumentalists.
ELECTRIC
STORM
DOES
DAMAGE
TEXAS
STATE
HOUSTON.
March
W.
High
winds
and
electric
storm
this
morning
caused
damage
amounting
lo
a
itiaiier
of
a
million
dollars.
Two
men
were
killed
at
Liberty
ami
at
i'.vory
an
oil
derrick
was
'wrecked.
POLICEMAN
DRUNK
FIRED
AT
SEATTLE
SLATTLi:,
Marrh
.10.
John
1
Poller,
a
policeman,
was
dismissed
from
Hie
cily
fori'i!
yesterday
afler
it
was
reported
thai
his
wife
walked
the
beat
Willi
him
wliile
he
was
drunk.
TEXT
BOOKS
AT
COST
MAY
BE
PROVIDED
IN
PROVINCES
ALBERTA
LD.MONTON.
March
30.
living
the
government
power
to
go
Into
business
of
providing
lex'
books
and
reference
books
ui
cost
for
school-children
In
Al
berla.
a
bill
amending
the
Alberta
Kducalion
Act
has
been
brought
down
in
the
Legislature.
The
bill,
which
calls
for
tho
provision
of
moneys
for
this
pur
Ioc
and
which
'Will
increase
Ihe
amount
of
the
trading
account
of
the
department
to
about
1150,-000
comes
into
effect
on
the
order
of
the
lieutenant
govern6r
in
council
if
it
passes
the
House.
Seek
Authority
"The
overnincot
has
not
yet
(jOODERHAMWfRTS
Jh?fSiCANAD,AN
prRYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
I
This
advertisement
t
not
inihli-lint
di.pi.iy.-d
by
the
I.npior
G'titnil
ftnard
or
by
the
Government
of
Ilritish
Cornmbia.
fully
deriiliM
on
its
policy
in
(hi?
mat
!i
r.
but
a
the
del
will
come
into
fore-
li
proclamation,
wt
want
to
hae
the
uwemary
authority
lo
go
ahead
if
that
de
cision
is
reached,"
explained
Hon.
iVrren
lUket.
RUDOLPH'S
NEW
PICTURE
Itudolph
Vntrtitmo,
king
of
Hi
American
sliieks,
adored
of
':
ttnenlai
wouien
ami
adtntie.
movi
star
is
bgitintnz
a
tu-w
film,
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the
slm-k,"
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lh
author
of
"The
Shiek."
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day.
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or
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munirnrral
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frtirirair
of
lliipr"rmrnl
bairrt
thi
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Ut'-SWAM
MIIV
owtirr.
Rosches
rFM
I
vtiMUtsr,
KILLS
B.C.
nits.
MOTHS
n
HpSOUITOES
lltoiuinaiakTrilM
rv.ckrd
M
World".
Fonmat
Mmtlfle
InJtMtrial
It
march
InaUOlt.
WIU
not
natal.
IVMMitodar.
I
Itrmln,
to
buna
YovrQnctr
nl
mnlmmU.
or
Drvgfist
Satisfied
:
Tueday,
March
30
gnB
Satisfied
L'tislomcr
nrv
lltttse
who
get
vai
ie
money.
Our
sloro
is
tine
wliere
you
imve
,,
.
pru
c
equal
to
any
ill
Uaiunla
lo
rliuuse
tn.ai
Imsuineiit
slttro
for
Uliiita,
llrasiwiire,
(il.i-
i,ni
;
Modern
Optical
Department
Here
you
have
lite
mm-vici-i
of
a
prai-ticil
,,,,1
h
i
had
nver
21
year
experience.
Our
in
.
,
i
tiNltinier
are
our
best
reference.
Max
Heilbroner
Jeweller
and
Optician
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
Rin-Tin-Tinjhe
Wonder
Dog,
In
'Tracked
in
the
Snow
Country'
A
ml-hluodi
d
(ab
of
a
lighting
dog:
tlx
ol
In-
inurderrd
m.itcr.
A
reiiiark
ibte
l
t
(orili
111
a
1
m
l
tiiuiiiier
the
fl.iinr
of
the
V
fire
uf
Ihe
fight
for
gold,
the
Mind
trfarlirM
the
biyal
faith
of
a
dog,
the
rail
uf
human
lm
rail
of
the
wild.
An
exlnoinliiiury
twhibilioi,
agiu
il.
Strung
a.
David
Butler,
June
Marlowe,
Mitchell
Lewis,
Ch&rlet
Sellon,
Princes
Lea
and
,,nin-Tln-Tln.M
THE
"PACEMAKERS"
SERIES
No.
2
Q,
O'HAftA
AND
ALBERTA
VAUGHN
In
"HE
WHO
GETS
RAPPED."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
35c
and
10c
DOLLAR
DAYC
Wednesday
and
Thursday
J
MONTH
END
SPECIALS
Ilra'l"r-.
2
Inr
Iiltmi
ltli.fiiti.-i
,
2
(or
liur-aM-,
it
M4ir
Summer
Vr?t.
:i
fur
I'rtiire,.
Slip.
While
and
Colon
d.
e.u
h
Slried
Flaiiuelelie,
r
)anU
fr
(iiiighatitr
uttil
PntiU,
T
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fur
.
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AH
Silk
Ilue.
2
jim.for
,.
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Mii-liii,
5
anl
fttr
.
,
UiildrtMi's
O1M011
Ho,
Whilo
anil
(U-luied.
8
p...-Plain
mill
I'aiHty
nilil.tt,
3
artl
wide,
for
.
.
I
lolf
Yarn.
7
I
mil-
lr
(ibiveo,
Kim'j
Cuffs,
CliaiuolfoUe,
ier
pair
....
Children's
Suinnier
llU,
ooeli
Window
Shades,
Cream
or
Crcen.
earli
......
I'llliiws,
Peallier
Filling,
owll
tinist
Mal.
2
for
Plaid
lires
Hood.
2
nl
fur
.
.
Veliitefiis,
all
shades,
ynrtl
Indies'
Oarler
Length,
2
fur
,
......
Crui
hel
Ctitluii,
III
lialU
fur
'I'm
kitli
ToweU,
While
ur
Oilured,
large
sue.
p
i
i
Holler
Tinki-h
Striped
Towelling,
vard
t",
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phone
0.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
Fishermen
s
Supplies
riSH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
SU
Easter
New
Hats
New
Coats
Phono
27.
Customers
527-520
Third
Aven
ONLY
at
7
and
0
Is
Near
New
Frocks
New
Suits
"DEMERS"
Wo
aim
to
please.
327.
p
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