PAGE
SIX
hie
daily
news
VESTING
Kxtra
heavy
quality
circular
Vesting,
In
while,
flesh,
pouch,,
pink-pearl,
gray
and
oilier
color.
yard
makes
a
vest,
I'cr
vest
length
$1.10
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
ANOTHER
FRESH
SHIPMENT
OF
Rochons
Vegetable
Snun
Gandy
Hochon's
Chocolates,
1
lb.
...
...
S1.00
Hochon's
Chocolates,
2
lb.
,
$2.00
Hochon's
Special
Chocolates
...
..v
$2.75
Hochon's
Special
Chocolates
....
$4.00
HochonV
Almond
Crisp,
per
H
,
$1.00
Hochon's
Hulk
Creamr,
per
lb'.
75c
Hochon's
Chocolate
llrazils,
per
lb
$1.25
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Deals
No.
1
12
lbs.
Spuds
0
lbs.
Terraco
Turnips
0
lbs.
Carrots
'
0
lbs.
Onions'
Hegular
Price
1,35,
Sale
Price
$1.00
No.
2
3
lbs.
Rhubarb,
1
Lt'ttuco
.
,
1
Cucumber
t
3
(ireen
Onions
1
Cauliflower
3
His.
Spinach.
Regular
Prico
1
.35.
Sale
Price
$1.00
Extra
Special
Friday
and
Saturday
Potatoes,
per
sack
..
$3.25
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Silk
Per
Yard
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes
Per
Yard
25c
Mrs.
W".T
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Hox
-
-
989
Phone
Green
389
Millinery
25
PER
CENT
OFF
TRIMMED
HATS
VENUS
PURE
SILK
HOSIERY
$1.25
"Deraers"
'
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
DIOCESAN
SYNOD
MEETING
IN
CITY
Anglican
Clergy
Gathering
for
a
Two
Day
Affair
Which
Will
Open
Tomorrow
Anglican
clergymen
from
var
ious
parts
of
(he
district
are
as-j
(scmuung
in
me
city
to
attend
Hie
diocesan
synod
which
will
open
tomorrow
,and
close
on
Thursday.
Among
those
already
here
are
Hev.
T,
J.
Marsh
of
Terraco;.
Hev.
W.
gweelnam
of
Kndako;
Hev.
Geoiwu
Gray
ol
Chilco,
and
Hev
Oliver
Thorne
of
Aiyansh.
Others
who
will
ar
rive
in
lime
for
the
meeting
art
Hev.
J.
Gibson
of
Smilhers;
Hev.
T.
1.
Proctor
of
Hazellon;
Hev
J.
11.
Kerr
of
Uurns
Lake;
Hev.
Harfool
of
Terrace;
Hev.
J.
S
Hrayfield
of
Anyox;
Hev.
A.
Y
H.
Ashley
of
Stewart;
Hev.
J
0.
(iillatl
of
.Massell;
Hev.
J
O,
Cooper
of
Greenville,'
and
Hev
V..
llodson
of
Ocean
Falls.
Arch
deacon
G.
A.
Hix
of
Prince
Hu
perl
and
Canon
V.
K.
Hushbrook
!of
the
mission
boat
Norlherti
iCross
will
also
atlend.
ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED
.
1
The
engagement
is
announced
'in
Vancouver
of
Miss
Hut:
Kleanor
Mardonald,
daughter
o"
IJoswell
H.
Macdonald,
to
Arthur
Slewarl
Morrow,
son
of
Mr.
and
ST?
P!
Look!
Vancouver
Prices
A
De
Luxe
Cleaning
Service
We
have
just
installed
the
very
iaiesl
iu
Dry
Cleaning
Machinery
to
take
care
of
your
various
needs
and
can
offer
the
public
a
leaning
Service
second
to
none
in
the
province
at
reasonable
rales.
PRICE
LIST
Gent's
Clothing
Suits
Steamed
and
Pressed..
75c
uits
Cleaned
and
Pressed
$1.50
Coal
and
Vest
.
.
.
Trousers
....
...
Trousers
(white;
0ercoals
Steamed
and
Overcoats
Cleaned
and
.
$1.00
...
75o
.
$1.C0
Pressed
75c
up
Pressed
$1.75
up
French
Overcoats
$2.50
ilaitiCuals
$2.03
Fancy
Vests
50c
Hoys'
Suits
$1.00
Caps
...
..
35c
Silk
Shirts
...
...
...
...
75c
Mufflers
25c
l
ies
10c
Ladies'
Clothing
Waists
75c
oats
$1.75
Coats
(Sweater;
......
..
75o
loals
(Sweater,
Silk
....
$1.00
JJalli
Robes
$1.50
Kimonas
...
..
$1.00
Opera
Coats
......
$2.50
lorsets
...
.
.
Jtfi.'.
.
.
50c
Caps
.
25o
Suits
Plain
Pressed
..
...
$1.00
kirls
Pressed
...
...
...
75c
Skirts,
Light
Colors
$1.00
Ladies'
Suits,
plain
,.
..
$1.50
Ladies'
Suits,
Light
Colors
$2.00
Ladies'
Suit
Coal
$1.00
Ladies'
Suit
Coal,
Light
Colors
$1.25
Dresses,
Plain
$1.75
l)resses,
Plain,
Light
Colors
,
$2.00
Dresses.
Silk
$2.00
Fancy
Evening
Gowns
...
1
$2.50
Miscellaneous
Poitiers
Tapestry
$1.25
Curtains,
Velvet,
Single
...
$1.25
Curtains,
Velvet.
Double
..
$2.00
Curtain.
Lace
(Dry
Cleaned
$1.03
!
Kiderdown
Comforters
...
$2.00
Blankets,
Dry-cleaned,
single
$1.00
Hla'ukets,
Dry-cleaned,
double
...
$1.50
Auto
Hugs
...
$1.00
Table
Covers
..
$1.00
Cushion
(-overs
...
40o
Couch
Covers.
...
$1.00
Gloves,
Loiitg
...
,.
,
BOo
I
Gloves,
Short
...
25o
,
iChildren's
Furs
$1.00
I
Repairs
Charged
Kxtra
Carpets
Thoroughly
Cleaned
land
Sterilized
by
Rotary
Process.)
PHONE
118
j
and
we
will
do
the
resll
PioneerLaundry
I
(1921)
Ltd.
I
Mr.
L.
has
Imiifilit
u
pleasure
nojt
and
the
family
has
gone
to
live
on
it
during
llio
Summer.
They
spend
many
days
cruising
a1out.
Mrs.
L.
hadi
an
idea
that
she
could
not
use
canned
milk,
but
has
learned
to
likm
Pacific
so
well
that
evn
when
lied
up
in
town
she
continues
to
cook
everything
with
it.
PACIFIC
MILK
,
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladnar
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
Clean
Up
Week
Canned
Corn
5d
eases
to
sHI;
7
tins
corn
$1.00
Singapore
Pineapple
l(i
eases
lo
sell;
7
tins
for
$1.00
Strawberry
Jam
"''
cases
Malkiu's
ltest
or
Fullness,
4
lb.
tins
..
..
..
85o
Slock
up
on
these
items
now
as
we
will
sell
them
out
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
57C
DENTIST
NOTE:
Mrs.
George
Y.
M'ifow.
for
merly
of
I
Ins
.-;iy.
The
wt'ddin.-;
will
tak?
plane
qe.
':!
io
Van
ouver
in
(lie
near
future.
FUNERAL
TODAY
OF
-FRED
HUDSON
WHO
DIED
ON
SATURDAY
The
funeral
took
place
this
afternoon,
Hev.
Archdeacon
Hix
officiating,
of
Fred
Hudson,
son
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I'd.
Hudson,
who
lied
Saturday
evening.
Serice
as
held
at
the
Haynor
Funeral
Parlors,
C.
Hulagno
at
the
organ.
Among
those
sendintr
flowers
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Krook,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mussalem.
Div.
5
Hoolh
School,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
H.
K.
Hudson.
Mother.
Fatlier
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Cook
md
family.
Mrs.
L.
Learns
Milk
I
I
at
If
you
take
YEAST
for
your
HEALTH,
use
Royal
Yeast
Cakes.
Write
for
FREE
BOOKLET,-"ROYAL
YEAST
FOR
BETTER
HEALTH".
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
nys:
A-man
cannot
lose
a
woman
unless
he
respects
her.
but
look
at
the
kind
of
men
the
women
love.
,
Once
upon
a
tlni'
there
was
a
man
who
was
atwas
talking
in
public
and
he,
w"as
never
sore
with
the
nswspapei
for
unreporting
him.
It
was
a
fairy
tale
Jake
says
it's
hard
lo
make
lawns
In
Princ
HuperU
There
1
not
enough
rain.
'
A
heroine
is
a
woman
who
has
nail
h
serious
operation
which
almost
killed
her.
The
faol
that
the
operation
was
the
rosult
of
a
mis-spent
life
does
uol
affect
the
question.
-
There
onco
was
a
man
Name
him
if
you
can
.
Who
went
out
fishing;
(Now
I
know
you
are
wishing).
Hut
he
never
cans
lit
a
fish
Which
I
know
is
v1iat
you
wish.
What
we
are
all
thinking
about
is
the
prospect
for
fine
weather
tomorrow
and
Monday.
Ah.
the
2
t(h
or
May
Is
the
lime
wo
all
feel
t?ay.
And
wc
want
the
weather
fine,
So
we'll
all
forget
to
whine;
And
enjoy
ourselves,
you
bet,
Without
gelling
cold
and
wet.
IT
was
a
blessing
that
wa
didn't
break
out
over
the
holiday
week-end
wilh
all
our
soldier
boys
absent
at
Terrace,
A
MAN
is
u
I
rue
optimist
wh)
.an
sing
about
it
ain't
a
goin'
o
rain
no
more
with
the
rain
drops
trickling
ifown
his
ban.:
collar
stud.
TilF.
dcffniUontti.fi,
a
.real
gen
ileman
is
a
manuyvfiii
duos
no:
have
to
wind
rift'faVrin,'
clock
a
nigi...
:t
A
FISHING
parljf
is
rightly
lermeu
a
natiu
or
.
iigpev
IT
was
n
henpecked
husband
who
greased
his,
hair;
jo
that
the
missiles
aimed
by
jtsiwlfof
would
.-
,
.1
....
giauru
1
ruin
me
(ionic
ouener.
I
TO
the
youngslerTon
his
firt
bicycle
all
the
wrtrld
travels
0:1
...1
1..
Ti
-
j
AI'HIL
Hltoy,;cfsjiruMa)V
.Mareh
winds
tu
April,,
hUmintMr'winds
in
February,
hot
wealhet
in
janu
ary
it
sure
ds
a'fuuny
world.
-
IF
you
must
knock,
gel'a
Joo
as
a
mail
carrier,
Knoeling
at
doors
does
not
destroy
ll6
human
outlook
on
life.
OlVINfl
the
new
'
wlieli
iw
Iclnifrafdi!
wires
ram'1
down
i
about
as
hopeless
a-fib
as
em
I
plying
the
harbor
with
a
tea
spoon.
KDD1K
Miinil
Aatiiled
iu
his
I
speech
at
lh
yraduallon
exer
jcises
on
Friday
nigh
that
hfl
1
had
not
had
nil
,1111.1'ilerrupled
'conversation
durliltf;
vclve
yean
or
married
lire.
After
HslonlnR
lo
that
brilliant
speech
or
Kd-dje's
all
I
tan
say
Is
lliat
hi
f
wife
must
bo
a
whirl-wind
orator.
SOME
genius
lias
suggested
that
everybody
lake
a
holiday
when
the
sun
shines,
lie
it
evidently
milking
money
fast
audi
is
keen
onniioiishing
all
holi
days.
ITS
an
old
saying
laugh
and
grow
fat-
but
loojt
at
the
hyem
A
GOOU
way
lo'
make-
money
is
to
gel
a
job
at
the
government
mint.
WE
like
to
see,
with
i
martial
tread,
The
hoys
bo
down
the
street.
Us
plain
that
from
their
harmony
They'd
sooner
play
than
eat.
CAPITAL
CASE
JUrF
HARD
TO
ORGANIZE
HALldGH,
N.C..
May
25.-
In-ere
a
-n
Kg
opposition
lo
capital
punishment
was
clearly
reflected
here
when
U
of
55
prospective
jurymen
had
to
be
rejected
bo-cause
they
stated
in
open
court
they
were
opposed
to
the
electric
chair.
This
incident
is
exported
lo
give
impetus
tu
an
already
well
ile
fined
ami
growing
movement
lo
nk
the
11)27
legislature
to
abolish
capital
punishment
iu
Ihls
state.
.Mrs.
Duckers
and
Miss
Duck-ts
of
New
York
came
north
on
the
Cardena
Ibis
week
lo
port
Simpson
where
they
will
visit
with
their
daughter
and
sister,
Mrs.
William
Saper.
Ad-eitwe
in
Hie
Dally
New.
SpesiaH
Tours
A
sugceetion
for
CaltdwUni
enjoy
Scotland
with
tha
Dtrty
which
leaves
Montreal
on
the
Anchor
-
Donaldson
Liner
"Attic,
nia,"
June
11
for
Glasgow,
under
the
auspices
of
W.
IL
Henry
Ltd.
Other
Tounrom
Montreal
VETEKANS
TOUR
June
19
AnlonU
for
Cherbourg
EDUCATIONAL
TOUK
June
26
Awinli
for
PI)
mouth,
Chrrlourp.
Iiodoa
STUDFJSTS
TOUR
July
2
AurauU
Car
Liverpool
DAUGHTIIKS
&
MAIDS
OF
ENCLtND
TOfll
July
3
AuMinla
fur
Iiiindon
MASONIC
TOUTt
July
9
-
AlHrcU
forCU.;oir
The
Cunard
Steamship
Company,
Limited,
622
Hastings
Street,
West,
Vancouver.
CUNAHD
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
r
"Imaginary"
Rhcumatitm
Caused
by
IllHtting
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
begin
to
break
down,
the
pain
U
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
brines
on
gen-eral
muscular
weakness
tho
ligaments
are
strained,
interfering
with
proper
nourish
ment
of
the
foot
The
circulation
becomes
poor
attendant
symptoms
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
givo
support
to
the
scaphoid
bone
where
needed,
while
allowing
full
flexibility
and
freedom
to
the
muscular
structure
of
the
foot.
If
you
value
your
health-Join
the
thousands
who
have
banished
foot
trouble.
Get
a
pair
today.
l22i?irKWDE5
lrKdlLrsHOE
Md,
In
C.nuU
br
j
The
Defender
Sboe
Company,
Gtlt,0nt.
SOLD
UY
Jabour
Bros.
Tuesday,
May
95
,e,;6
HEILBRONER'S
::
DIAMOND
ENGAGEMENT
RINGS
Are
recognised
for
quality,
style
nnd
price
all
over
ih
North
and
throughout
Canada
you
cannot
beat
our
.i.
So
strongly
has
this
become
known
that
our
business
1
growing
Provlncc-wlde
by
leaps
and
bounds.
See
wonderful
assortment
of
tho
latost
settings.
0u
'
Scientific
Optical
Work
Ours
Is
the
best
and
most
modern
equipped
Ootid
Parlor
In
tho
North.
Our
specialist
has
had
Iwenty.,.,-years
experience
In
fitting
nnd
teUng
eyes.
Our
prce,
are
always
reasonable
and
our
work
dependable.
We
n!
vito
consultation.
Max
He'Ibroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tuesday
and
Wednesday,
8.15
p.m.
WALTER
BATES
1:
u
1
la
-
lr
et
Teiii.r
lt
I
THE
LYRIC
QUARTETTE
In
.1
grand,
high-'
las
Oiiu-ert
l'rg
,1
Miss
Edith
PickelU
N.ded
Kugli-li
.Hnirmi..
Miss
Jane
Sugden
One
of
Amerira'
Foreiin-i
1...
Basil
Roberts
tlelraled
lia.o.
GLEES,
BALLADS
AND
OPERATIC
FAVORITES.
A
feut
of
11eal
nieMly.
All
the
iet
til
1
1
1
.
H
and
the
cliinre
of
the
new.
A
ilelighlful
ei-iniig
,
jiali
iins
is
uosured.
Sperially
arrangH
nritn-ellaHCOM
itnigrani
i
.
niiliiiles
ele
lions
Irum
"Tho
Hohemiuii
tiiri.
n,,,,
5jolos,
ear.,
ele.
Admission
$1.00
lleeril
Seat
at
Ormr
I
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Cnglooera,
Mschlnlsts,
Boilermakers,
BlacVmittli,
Palttr
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
u
equipped
in
handle
al.
kind
(
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3W
Don't
Wash
-
Telephone
the
Canadian
Laundry
You
jut
plione
11-
lo
rail
for
your
hoodie
touching
i
off
your
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inr
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lit
rt'si
ut
Hie
v
iiitanre,
tiMiig
our
SOFT
FINISH
SERVICE
in
IhiiiK
relumed
iiiinia.iiliileh
washrd,
dried.
Wi'ii
FLAT
WORK
IRONED!!
And
the
i-o-l
it
'
that
joii
will
wonder
wliv
voo
have
uof
rulled
OTHER
SERVICES
THRIF-T,
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wenniiK
upparrl
i
M'lil
lioni''
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Uie
FLAT
WORK
IRONED
;uid
WET
WASH.
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CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
jverything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
have
Hie
iii(i.t
iromplele
jlock
or
lunl'"'
(limeiisjous,
hiiiliip,
fir
finish,
flooring.
V
veneeru,
qlc,
iu
Northern
H.C.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
fon"
datlon
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
uf
Iloforu
liuying
inspecl
our
slock,
It
will
iay
""
prices
nro
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
110
and
117