PAGE
SIX
Gossard
Front
Lacing
Corsets
give
tho
greatest
satisfaction
and
comfort.
Lei
our
corseliero
fit
yout
H.S.Wallace
Co.
Ld.
Phone
9.
Third
Ave.,
and
Fulton.
Just
Arrived
A
fresh
shipment
qf
Rochons
Candies
i
Assorted
Chocolates,
Boxes
$1.00
to
$4.00
Hulk
Creams,
Orange,
Van-illc,
Lemon,
Ginger
Snowballs
Peppermint,
etc.,
per
lb;
...
...
75c
Jlrazils
in
cream,
per
lb.
,
r
$1.25
Hurnl
Almonds-
per
lb.
$1.00
Hocbon's
Famous
Almond
Crisp,
per
lb
$1.00
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Stamped
Goods
Luncheon
Sets,
Pillow
Cases,
Aprons,
etc.,
all
(damped
ready
for
work.
A
large
variety
of
stamping
patterns
to
chooso
from
if
you
wish
to
use
your
own
materials.
Meal
Irish
Linen
Tablecloths,
51
inches,
each
,
$2.50
Silk
and
Wool
Hose,
four
shades,
per
pair
..
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes,
per
yard
25c
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
KO,
Hox
-
-
989
Phono
Green
389
Specials
In
our
Meat
Department
Give
Us
a
Trial!
Hoiling
lieor,
3
lbs.
...
25c
Shoulur
Steak,
per
lb.
15c
Sirloin
Steak,
Z
lbs.
..
55o
Hound
Steak,
2
lbs.
,.
45c
Pot
Hoast,
2
lbs
25o
Slewing
Veal,
2
lbs.
.
,
25c
Pickled
Pork,
per
lb.
.
.
20c
Corned
Heef,
per
lb.
6c
Hamburger,
l'
His.
25c
Sausage,
our
own
make,
2
lb
35o
Ayrshire
Macon.
2
lbs.
55c
Free
Delivery
to
any
part
of
the
City
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Blook
Phone
575
DENTIST
DISTINPTIAN
RRTWF.F.N
,
USE
AND
ABUSE
DOES
NOT
1
EXIST
DECLARES
SPEAKER
i
-
Says
Even
a
Little
Alcohol
Is
In
jurious
to
the
Person
Who
Takes
It
FDMO.NTON,
.March
18.
The1
Ir6uble
wilh
our
grandfathers
was
that
they
drew
a
distinction
between
tho
abuse
and
the
use
of
alcohol,
said
G.
It.
Jackson,
Y.
M.
C,
A.
secretary,
addressing-
the
congregation
of
the
Grace
United
Methodist
Church
on
Sunday
night
on
I
lie
subject
of
"Science
and
Alcohol."
Science
had
clearly
proved
thai
they
were
wrong
in
holding;
this
view,
continued
the
speaker,
for
exhaustive
tests
had
proved
that
I
lie
use
and
the
abuse
of
alcohol
were
the
same
thing.
Fven
the
most
minute
doses
taken
by
a
Inun
impaired
to
some
degree
the
efficiency
of
his
physical
and
mental
powers.
The
Hrilish
government
had
discovered
durjng
the
war
that
the
drink
evil,
considered
from
ils
industrial
aspect
only,
was
a
fertile
source
of
trouble,
and
ex
periments
carried
out
on
this
side
showed
lhal
one
filass
of
Ontario's
1.
1
beer,
lessened
tin
drinker's
powers
1
1
per
rent.
I
Jus
meant,
pointed
nut
Mr.
Jackson,
(hat
every
driver
of
a
motor
ear
who
look
a
glass
of
bo-'r
before
getting
into
his
car.
had
lost
It
per
rent
of
his
skill
and
ordinary
caution
as
a
driver,
and
he
urged
his
hearers
In
coll
ider
whal
the
effect
of
further
glasses
would
be.
SURPRISE
PARTY
Birthday
of
Mrs.
A.
G.
Bartlett
Celebrated
on
Evening
of
St.
Patrick's
Day
The
home
of
Mrs.
A.
G.
Marl
lelt,
505
Seventh
Ave.,
Kast,
was
SOME
STORES
Charge
Extra
For
Delivery
Our
Service
is
Free
and
the
Hest,
Get
These
Bargains
.
Jams,
Pure,
h'mprcs
or
Malkin
Hest
Strawberry,
i
lb.
tins
.
.
..
$1.00
llaspberry,
Apricot,
Cherry,
Gooseberry
and
Peach,
per
tin
...
75c
Loganberry,
Greengage
ami
lied
Plum,
per
tin
65c
Malkiu's
Mesl
Pine
Plum
Jam.
only
...
,
.
55c
California.
Prunes,
70-80,
per
25
lb.
box
$2.65
i
lb.
Table
Figs
and
2
lb.
Prunes,
all
for
50c
Malkiu's
Mesl
Cleaned
Currants,
2
lb.
for
..
..
25o
...f
I
lb.
Great
West
Tea
and
5
lb.
Sugar,
all
for
.....
.
...
$1.00
I
lb.
"McCormick's
Western
Snaps
.
.
95c
(5
pkgs.
McCormick's
Sodas,
fresh
slock
95c
,'l
lb.
McCormick's
Sweet
Hiscuits
$1.00
3
do,
large
Oranges
$1.00
McLaren's
Pure
Making
Powder,
5
II..
tin'
"only
$1.25
Mine
Hlbboii
Tea,
-2
or
5
lb.
pkg.,
per
lb;
.
.
.
.
65o
Pure
Lard,
3
lb.
75c,
5
lb.
$1.25,
10
lb
$2.45
5
lb.
tin
Pure
Honey,
or
'i
ctflnbs
for
95c
j
tins
Corn
or
Tomaloes
.,
95c
?
tins
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
95c
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
Means
..
95c
3
hollies
Heinz
Catsup
....
95c
I
bottles
Slciling
Cilfsup
,.
95o
S
tins
Lihby's
Asparagus
Tips
95c
5
tins
Delmonle
Peaches
for
95c
5
litis
Delnionle
Apricots
..
95c
15
tins
Mrunswick
Sardines
95c
C
tins
Kiner
Oscar
Sardines..
95c
15
luis
kippered
llerrinjr
..
95c
t9
rolls
Toilet
Paper
95c
t
large
pkgs.'
Itobin
Hood
Oals
...
95c
1
doz.
Lemons,
Sunkist
....
95c
Malkiu's
Hest
Lumon
or
Vanilla
'
Kxlract,
I
30c
size
or
2
f0e,
sizofor
.
.
.
.
...
...
...
95o
2
lbs.
Hulk
Creamery
Mutter
95c
H.C.
Fresh
First
F,ggs,
extra
qtuilily,
per
doz.
......
35c
Malkiu's
best
Jelly
powders,
per
doz
95o
I
tins
nelinonte
Spinach,
2Vi's
95c
Fresh
Fruit
and
Green
Vegetables,
First,
quality.
We
sell
for
less.
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
Toilet
Paper
Holls,
i
for
.
.
.
19o
Sp.riuK
Clothes
Pins,
0
doz
25o
Hlk
5-strirng
Hroom,
special
5c
Stove
Ilryshes.
to
clear
at
ca.
25c
JUST
ARRIVED
Finest
Swedish
Anchovies,
In
tins,
special
...
45o'
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones,
210,
211,
212
THE
DAILY
NEVS
Thursday,
Mam
g.
9!,.
Let
Ifour
Banker
Collect
It
IF
you
'
wish
to
collect
a
debt'
from
a
party
in
another
section,
you
can
have
your
banker
draw
a
draft
on
him
at
sight
or
for
a
given
time.
This
will
be
presented
through
his
local
banker
as
request
for
pajment
from
you.
When
your
draft
is
paid
it
is
turned
over
to
the
payer.
It
is
,
his
receipt
for
an
account
paid.
This
is
only
one
of
the
numerous
ways
in
which
the
Bank
of
Montreal
can
be
of
service
to
its
customers.
"A
Bank
IVhert
Small
Accounts
Art
Welcome"
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
Total
Assets
in
excess
of
i75o.ooo.ooo
ast
evening
the
scene
of
a
pleasant
surprise'
parly
when
some
fourteen
friends
dropped
in
unannounced
and
helped
to
celebrate
SI.
Patrick's
Hay
iu
a
filling
manner
and
also
ly
commemorate
her
birthday.
Cards,
fortune
telling
and
dancing
pass-
d
the
lime
pleasantly.
Refresh
ments
were
served
toward
mid-
nigiu
aim
cany
morning
arnve
i
(
,.
vUnl
-again!
girls'
trains
loojMuon.
I
n-oiit
other
iilali
schools
in
tin-
Subscribe
to
the
Haily
News.
A
Reputation
for
Good
Value
Is
Our
Best
Advertisement
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
l,00t.l
lbs.
California
Kvaporaled
Prunes,
special,
2
lbs.
for
19c
Sunkist
Oranges
Small
size,
i
do.,
for
.
.
.
.
95c
Medium
size,
U
doz.
fur
....
95c
Oranges
are
costing
more
wholesale
this
week,
So
place
your
order
early
as
iuanlity
is
limited.
Sliced
Pineapple,
2
lb.
tins
17c
Canned
Spinach,
2's,
per
tin
15c
Sliced
Peaches,
t's,
tails
....
19c
Canned
pumpkin,
2',
per
tin
15c
Kipper
Snacks,
per
tin
5c
Herring
iu
tomato
sauce,
per
tin
6c
Strawberry
Jam
Special
Malkiu's
Hest,
I
lb.
pails
..
79c
Limit,
2
tins
lo
each
customer
and
special
price
will
be
withdrawn
when'
we
have
sold
fifty
tins.
Hroker.
Shelled
Walnuts,
per
lb.
39c
Swift's
Cotliie
Molls,
peaineal
cure,
per
lb
29c
Average
weights,
!
to
G'lbs.
each.
H.C.
Fresh
First
Kggs,
3
doz.
for
...
$1.00
Finest
Ontario
Cheese,
per
lb.
29c
Heady
cut
Macaroni
iu
bulk.
2
lbs.
for
...
25o
Diislbane,
in
bulk,
3
lbs.
for
25c
Hrown
'Sugar,
2
lbs.
for
....
15c
Icing
Sugar,
2
lb.
pkg
20c
Malkln's
Hest
Jelly
Powders.
each
,
...
7c
Climax
llaspberry
Jam,,
.10
lb.
wood
pails,
each
...
.
'.
.
$3.85
This
is
pure
Jam
and
Fruit
and
an
economical
way
lo
buyi
for
!ara
families.
I
VICTORIES
FOR
GIRLS'
BASKETBALL
.
TEAM
IN
KENTUCKY
GF.OHGKTOWX.
K.
Mar.
th.
--The
Georgetown
High
School
girls'
basketball
team
since
tl)j:i
has
turned
in
fifty-nine
victories
'
slate.
The
(cam
had
piled
m
1
1.071
points
to
228
for
its
opponents
in
I
IkiI
time,
and
httd
five
shutout
game
to
its
credit.
The
record
'
shows
thirty-six
consecutive
victories
before
the
one
defeat.
A
WHIST
DRIVE.
A
laborer
bought
a
couple
of
tickets
for
a
whist
drive
al
two
shillings
each
and
showed
then
(o
his
wire.
"What
a
waste,
Geurtte,"
sb-said,
"We
ean't
play
whist."
"I
know
thai,"
replied
her
husband,
"but
1
thought
Hie
drive
would
do
us
good."
OtPARTMENT
OF
'
PUBLIC
WORM
Notice
to
Contractor
Torrac
Lock-up
SK.tl.Kli
TKM'KKS,
rnlf.rwt
"THwIr
fi.l
Aililitloll
In
lrii
Urt-k-uii."
Mill
Is-m-rhrtl
lv
IIh-
lluiiuiiratle
Hit-
MiuU;r
of
I'ulilir
Win
In
up
In
lit
o'rliM
k
ihm
ii
of
Tiii-kU).
tlir
IlilrlirlH
'lay
ill
Man-li,
Itfifi.
fur
IIh-
ailililHiii
ami
allrrallfm
In
Urn
I
.ink
up
al
-rrrMl
In
llir
tlertural
llUlrlrl
i
if
rrlnrn
lliirl.
H.C.
I'laii-,
sh.i
iriratliiiu
ijiiitrarl.
ami
roniii
if
Tiiirtfr
inny
!
rril
mi
ami
afhr
llr
Isili
day
or
Marrli.
IVil.
ami
rurllii-r
inriiiiiulh.il
i.luainiil
al
tlur
In-parliiwnt
of
l
ulilii-
Wlirks.
I'arllaiiiciil
till
litmars
mil
at
IIh-
rollnwlnir
nfrire:
liovri'iiiiifiit
Airi-iit
al
I'linci-
II
u
H-rt
ami
MnHlH-r
and
tlx-
I'rovinrlat
I'ollre
iifflri.
ai
irriarp.
toim-ii
or
ian.
i-Hiinia
terns,
Mr.,
run
i
oljU'iwil
frum
lh
lir
iiartniriil
on
iwjmi-nl
ot
a
ili
-mll
of
.Thi
ln.lr
iilii.oii
uhlrli
will
lr
n-fiinilril
hi
ipUiiii
of
lis-
Mjiii.
nr.
il
I
lion.
.
.
Tin-
liirt
-arlly
aci-rtileil.
In
(IMKl
roil
Buy
ti'iidiT
In
1
1
iiri'i'X
p.
1'iiu.ir,
t
biiiity
Mlnlnlir
anil
liilillii
Works
tng-iti'ir.
In-luii
Iiih-iiI
,,r
n,ii
W'ulk.
i'arllmni-nt
IuIiMiidi-.
Virlona,
li.f.
i
i
in
in
ii
i
in
n
i
in
in
1
1
ii
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I
!
luildupiouri
ThirRnlnl
3
-lupport
Will
H
DONT
mrclr
"prop
up
your
rch
You
null
enerciw
Ihi
bono
and
muK-lei
and
lie'
menu.
Aich
Otfcndcr
Shoca
alluw
lull
flcxibiliirof
movtmenl'
whilt
properly
uipporlin(
the
Scaphoid
Hone.
They
area
boon
and
a
btming
to
the
fool-weirjr.
RCHPVEFENDER
f3U
SHOE
IBtTiiiamM
Jabour
Bros.,
ltd.
ALDER
PRESIDES
AT
GUILD
MEETING
IN
VICTORIA
RECENTL
Social
Activities
of
Church
ara
Discussed
with
Former
Rupert
Man
In
Chair
,.
i,
V.
,1.
Alder,
formerly
of
Prince
llifpert
and
owner
of
the
Alder
Hlork
and
properly
here,
presid
ed
al
a
meeting
of
Christ
Chore
i
(.Men':s
Guild
iu
connection
with
I
lie
Cathedral
al
virloria
a
few
days
auo.
The
occasion
was
to
listen
to
an
address
to
the
guild
by
11.
l.anjiley
in
which
Hie
speaker
discussed
Hie
nioderti
altitude
of
the
church
toward
lire.
Illuslriitin
his
point
Mr
I.anpley
said:
,
"As
a
social
informer,
Christ
would
be
interested
in
the
en
foreemenl
of
the
Liquor
Aft.
II1
would
no
doubt
visit
(lie
beer
jl
i"ors
and
ijrivate
saloons.
II
!
would
most
certainly
visit
on1
luminal
and
civil
courts;
lb
would,
iu
some
jljuir.
pay
visits,
lo
Shanghai
Alley,
to
Hie
opium
and
(rambling
dens.
nr
inn
Hie
session
of
the
l.r;nhi-10
re
lie
would
visit
I
he
II
oil"''
and
listen
to
some
of
tic
speeches.
.
.
.
The
attitude
m
(lie
chiirch
will
determine
wlieihci
or
not
the
church
is
lo
be
an
im
iporlant
part
of
the
social
anil
spiriuuil
1
1
K
or
Hie
people
in
tomorrow.
The
church
must
adjust
its
program;
it
must
amcm!
its
ritual.
"
In
the
discussion
Which
fid
lowed,
some
members
of
the
audience
evpresscd
Hie.
view
thai
it
was
no!
the
function
of
Hie
chiA-ch
lo
deal
directly
with
social
problems.
Itul
others
who
look
part
in
the
debate
unreel
with
(lie
speaker's
views.
SWIMMING
AT
SALT
LAKES
ON
FINE
DAYS
Swuiiming
al
Hie
Sail
Lakes
is
"(In
lliiiw"
just
now
on
tin
days.
Several
young
'iilhuial
Wfiil
in
mi
Sunday
and
from
this
no
whi'iM-ver
there
Is
a
fine
Sun
day
or
holiday
there
will
lie
crowd
diiortng
lliemselvrs
a
the
popular
resort.
'Ilie
first
swimmers
of
tin-
spa.
son
liexun
Hieir
spoil
away
buck
on
sl
.
v
ali-iit
im'
s
Hay,
reliruurv
I
.
NATURALLY
COLORED
EGGS
FOR
EASTER
IS
GIFT
TO
PRESIDENT
I.A1AYF.TTF.
Ind..
Mm.
18
Foster
iniirniiig
breakfast
can
be
an
expensive
feast
at
tho
Wlu'e
House
this
year,
for
Presideni
Coolidge
and
his
family
will
hav
l(iiUa-dozen
eggs
ready
In
serve.
Ttie
egjfs
are
those
of
the
Araiicana,
ami
will
If
Hie
gift
of
I..
II.
rbwarlz
of
the
poultry
tin
parlmcnl
of
Purdue
luiversily,
owner
of
the
flock.
or
will
dyeing
be
reipiin-d
to
color
the
eggs
iu
true
Kasir:
fashion,
for
I
hey
have
a
natural
luriiiioise
shade.
VANCOUVER
MANAGER
CUNARD
STEAMSHIPS
SAYS
BUSINESS
GOOD
That
Hie
business
for
this
year
promise-
to
lie
heavy
was
tin-
slalemeiil
made
by
C.
A.
Whilo
lock,
Vancouver
manager
of
Hi-
Cumin!
Meiiuiship
Company,
wlu
was
in
the
oily
for
a
short
lime
yesterday.
He
said
thai
llieiv
were
-exceptionally
heavy
book-
(ings
from
Hritlsh
Columbia.
A
parly
of
school
teachers
are
leiv
iug
Vancouver
on
June
S7
for
the
Old
Country
and
will
be
personally
conducted.
Fvcrythliig
points
to
a
busy
season
and
Prince
Hu-perl,
be
said
was
given
her
ijuola
ol
It,
How
Heeling
is
bcaulyl
Fspecially
so
The
beauty
that
lies
In
the
"Heaullful
snow."
j
WEATHER
REPORT
,
tioveiuiiient
Telegraphs,
H
u,m,
j
Prince
Jluperl,
-Cloudy,
calm;
;
leiiiperalure,
I
i.
Terrace
Cloudy,
culm;
loin-'
perature,
38.
Anyox
-
Unfiling,
calm;
icm-
3
j
perature,
tt).
Stewart
tJloudy,
culm;
lom-p'Maluie,
3
J.
,
lliuellon
Cltoudy,
caliii;
lem-lieralure,
10.
Hmilhcrs
t'louily,
calm;
tern-
Silverware
Silver-plate,
Hollowware
and
Cutlery
SPECIAL
DISCOUNT
GALE
FOR
ONE
WEEK.
Take
aihaiitaKe
or
Hu-
oppoi
tiinily.
,,,.,
assorted
slock
ol
-ilvervvaie
lo
flioose
frum,
REMEMBER
ONE
WEEK
ONLY.
Max
Heilbroner
G27-S23
Third
Avenue
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
THURSDAY
ONLY,
7
and
0
P.M.
r
Richard
Dix
pera
iu
re,
13.
Haw
son
Cloudy,
culm;
temperature,
22.
Average
fur
Yukon
.'10.
1J
SUPERIOR
In
"The
Lucky
Devil"
A
comedy
Ihnudeiboll.
Hix.
the
pee.i.
whizz
wizard,
the
debonair
demon
of
duiin
il
foili1lK.
women
and
-peed
He
got
f
ul
Ii
-Hu-
i
An
ni'tiou-rutni'ii)
i".
lurk
and
lightning
l
wheel
of
a
ninriiiK.
nieiii(j'rofiiance
Dial
win-
1
laiumeut
Sweeplake
vvifh
Ihrills
and
lausl
-Hlroiig
eal.
Richard
Dix,
Either
Raliton,
Chariot
Sellcn,
Eddii
James,
Joe
Burke,
Edna
May
Oliver
.md
oito
COMEDY
"FRENCH
PASTRY.
COMEDY
CARTOON
"FELIX
FINDS
OUT."
35c
A
10c
HAT
DYES
25c
each
Save
unmet
.md
rnirw
vnur
Hal
wilh
Mi
-
'
Glotsy
Black
Yellow
Dull
Black
Gray
Navy
Blue
Sage
Green
Cadet
Clue
Old
Rote
;
Liberty
Blue
Cerlte
Natural
Straw
Lavender
.-
Burnt
Straw
Violet
Brown
Henna
'
We
have
n
toll
line
(
EASTER
NOVELTIES
lide
KgR.
Iliiiili-r.
Itnblul-.
'ili.
elr..
In
iM
Eattcr
Pottcardt,
2
for
5c
Ormes
Limited
The
Itexall
Hioro
I'loiii
ei
Ih
'
fR
3rd
Avenue
and
Oth
Street.
Phone
82
and
200
NEW
FROCKS
New
-Ivliu,
new
roloi'-,
new
niiten
.
Spring
Coats
Kali'
l
Tweed-,
lulexl
-dv'lr,
all
inoileralf
i
Phone
27.
"DEMERS"
W
e
ii.in
to
please.
puruturc,
il.
I
Ihinis
Lake
Cloudy,
culm;'
temperature,
1(1.
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy,
calm;
temperature,
28.
Vhilehorse
---
Cloudy,
south
wind:
temperature,
31.
Ogllyie
Cloudy,
oalm;
turn-;
P.O.
Box
327.
Crepe
Tangier
The
new
Cn''
iely
of
shades,
ami
floral
efrei
Ri.t-lni.
unit
SlIIIIM
,10
Inches
wide.
I'1'
"d
$1.50
IHI
IV
Ml'
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
PhOI,
753