PAGE
SIX
NormmlFcol
Don't
Guess
Know
the
true
con
divion
of
your
feet.
With
Dr.
SchollV
Fedo-graph
we
can
instantly
make,
absolutely
frceof
charge,
without
removing
your
hose,
a
photo-graphic
print
that
shos
the
exact
condition
of
your
foot.
aaaaaV
.
r
.
.
is
iiso
a
wonaertui
aid
In
fitting
shoes
so
they
-will
be
absolutely
comfortable.
If
you
have
any
form
of
foot
trouble
Tii.
weak
or
broken
down
arches,
flat
foot,
corns,
callouses,
bunions,
painful
heels,
weak
ankles,
etc.
be
sure
and
see
our
u-
.
-
.
Foot
Comfort
Expert.
W.ak
Foot
Hecan
,how
you
hy
you
suffer
and
how
to
get
quick
and,
fasting
relief.
Don't
wait.
Come
in
today
and
have
your
feet
Tedo-graphed.
This
Service
b
absolutely
free.
Jabour
Bros,,
Ltd.
Proserin
tinns
r
iHMaMMMMaHaMaMMa(waaM
I
A
few
reasons
why
our
prescription
department
is
increasing:
We
use
only
rresli,
chemically
.pure
drugs.
No
Substitution
Prompt
Service
Moderate
Prloe.
livery
prescription
is
dispensed
liy
a
fully
qualified
dispenser.
Lei
us
be
your
RupertPharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Another
arrival
of
Ladies
Coats
in
Hie
latest
SjiritiK
models.
Special
this
Week:
20
Discount
on
Ladles'
Dresses
Holeproof
Stockings
from
81.00
to
$1.75
Mrs.
W.T
Wilson
Third
Avenue
I'.O.
li.jx
-
-
U8j
l'hoiie
OreiMi
'AM
Meat
:
Prices
VEAL
Left,
per
lb.
.
.
22c
Loin,
per
Hi
25c
Shoulder;
per
Hi
18c
BEEF
Shoulder,
per
lb.'..
..
15c
'
Hound,
2
lbs.
45c
Sirloin,
tl
lbs
55c
Ittimp
Una!,
per
lb.
.
.
20o
Dolled
Hili,
per
Hi
25c
Shoulder
Pork,
per
lb.
25o
J'resh
Sausage.
2
lbs.
..
35c
Humour?)-!-,
2
lbs.
,.
..
25c
Ayrshire
Hacon,
per
lb.
30o
Heer
Dripping
3
lbs.
25c
Meat
Department
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings
al
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
JEAN
JOHNSON
'I
BEFORECOURT
Charge
an
Indictable
One
and
Is'
Adjourned
Until
Monday
The
vase
against
Jean
Johnson,
colored,
Si
'J
Second
Avenm.
charged
Willi
hehig
Hm
keeper
of
a
disorderly
lioiise,
was
proceeded
with
before
Magistrate
'Mc-Clyniont
in
the
pity
police
court
this
inorniiiK.
Cily
Solicitor
K.
1'.
Joifes,
prosecuting,
nne.1
'(ml
(he
charge
be
treated
as
judielahle
rather
llian
summary.
His
reason
in
asking
for
the
change
was
dial,
the
penalty
under
the
indictahl-
charge
called
for
a
maximum
of
twelve
months'
iinprisonmrni
instead
-nf
six
mouths
if
ii
were
summary.
He
felt
that
an
ex
ample
should
he
made
so
lhar
this
woman
or
any
oilier
would
he
prevented
from
Daunting
vice
in
the
face
of
law
abiding
citi-Kens.
,
Legal
Expense
Milton
(ionales
appearing
in
lie
defence,
opposed
(he
chaingo
fn
the
ground
of
legal
expense
ami
pointed
out
that
the
magistrate
had
jurisdiction
in
such
a
ca'
as
this.
,
The
magistrate
-complied
will
the
resnuest
of
the
crown
ami
the
hearing
proceeded.
A
laborer,
Andrew
Stevenson
gave
direct
evidence
of
immorality
having
been
committed
nil
accused's
premises.
He
furlhei
teslified
(hut
he
had
purchase!
beer
(here
and
had
been
ottered
runt.
He
also
alleged
that
he
had
been
short
changed.
House
was
Raided
Police
officers
save
evidenc-
of
I
he
house
having
been
raided
on
March
20
in
consenuenco
of
.
man
named
Nets
Nelson
aljegiuc
that
he
had
been
rolihed
of'
9125.
The
money,
however,
was
not
found.
1
The
following
morning
al
l
o'clock,
arcorditiig
to!
evidence
o!
Dr.
H.
K.
Tremayne.
he
was
,
call
ed
to
the
premises
to
attend
i
man
mimed
llranting,
supposedly
accused's
husliand,
who
va
GUNARD
LINE
Anchor-Donaldson
Line
CANADIAN
SERVICE
MONTREAL
To
Liverpool
Aurama
Apr.
30.
June
4,
July
i
To
London
Calling-
al
I'Imim.iiIIi
and
Clu-rlmiirir
Ainumla
May
I,
June
July
s
AlauMla
May
t.
June
14.
July
lu
Aiilnnla
May
l.
Juni-
III,
July
Am-a.nU
May
H,
Juitc
16.
Jul
3
To
Belfast
and
Glasgow
LelllU
Apr.
3H
u;Ur'J
only,
j
May
,
June
S
ialurnla
lilart)W
only;
May
7,
June
I
J
my
z
AllM-iila
.
May
)l.
June
tl.
July
MmifV
iirlr.
flrafls
aiul
travail,.'
1
1
liciiut-H
al
lowed
ralrs.
Full
Inrurmitlmi
n-uin
Ati-iii
i,r
rnuipany
orricen.
tit
llasilnir
si.
w.,
Vaiu-omer,
D.C.
rli
ne.
y.
3018.
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT."
Prlnct
Ruparl
Elactoral
DlatrlcU
MackaniK
Elactoral
Dlatrlct.
MiTICK
It
twit-by
riven
Ilia!
I
Mull,
mi
Hiiiiiiay.
ui
1
7
111
at
nt
Mav.
IJ0.
al
Hie
Ib.ui-
of
10
u'rliH-k
In
(lit.
rurriHxm.
al
Itie
OMJrl
lldiiw.
I'riin-i-
IiiiihtI,
hold
a
lllllir
of
ll.c
C.url
uf
lirtUl..n
tar
o
tnr
uf
it-vOHi?
ilw
t
f
vnti
r
fur
uw
saio
cii
uirii
niMrli
l.
ami
of
lirai-liit
.Mid
(Ifiiiniliiliii
any
am)
all
il)Jm-luit
to
tin-
reli-iillun
i.r
any
name
nn
tlw
xa'il
INI.
Or
In
till
ri-alUralliifi
a.
a
vi.fi-
of
any
applii-aiil
for
rrrlolratlnn:
ami
r
r
uw
umrr
nriir
rt
rrtn
In
tlir
"I'r.,
vliH'ial
KIM-tlnii
An
"
liaiMl
i
rrtiK-A
nuprri.
l.:..
ihia
cih
tin.
11
.-tprii.
ivzn.
....
.
.X'llMAN
A.
WATT.
llraMrar
nf
.,ii.,
Mr
Hi
I'rliin
HiilM-rt
and
Maiki-mie
KWioral
pldrlrtf
ENTERTAINMENT
l.
inter
Hie
auspices
of
Hie
ltolary
Cluli
in
aid
of
Hie
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOYS'
BAND
at
the
WESTHOLIYIE
THEATRE
Tuesday,
April
13
at
8
p.m.
Tickets
for
reserved
seats
will
he
exchanged
at
Urine's
Drug
Slore.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Blook
Phone
675
DENTIST
to
health
and
vigor.
.
Perhaps
you
have
never
realized
the
cause
of
your
sleeplessness.
But
this
is
the
outstanding
symptom
01
ex-HausUni
nerves:
You
may
also
have
nervous
headaches,
iuirerinjr
from
a
wound
nn
lh
heck
alli't'ed
to
huv
bwii
oc-
ra
stoned
hy
a
nharp
iiislriiment.
Tlie
police
were
also
called
ul
that
time.
The
police
witnesses
were
:?er-YOant
liuiley
and
Constables
.Macdonald
and
l'ollerlnn.
'
Case
Adjourned
fin
Hie
cvidenre
for
Hie
crown
lioing
rmiipleleil,
etitj?cl
for.ac-Clised
asked
for
adjuurnineul
un
til
Monday
mi
tfiat,
in
ca.c
of
eohlinittal,
aeeused
inihl
ar-
rtnifre
for
hail
with
Judge
Youim
who
i.t
at
preoeiil
out
or
Ihe
cily.
t
lie
re,iuHi
wa.i
grunted.
WOiMEirMISsT0NARY
SOCIETY
ENTERTAINED
Pleasant
Affair
Yesterday
by
Miss
S.
Coole
and
Mrs.
David
Bennett
The
Women'
.Mi)tionar5'
1iu-
eiely
of
the
First
I
uiled
Chtiruh
wan
entertained
yesterday
after
noon
hy
Miss.
.S.
:oote
and
Mr.
I)avid
Hi'imelt,
at
Hie
home
of
A.
It.
Phillip.
Ninth
.U'cnuc
Kast.
The
prograin
was
under
the
di-
reelion
of
Hie
newly-clceled
prexideul,
Mrs.
(!.
V.
WilkiiiMon.
riioe
taking
part
were
Mrs.
W.
I'.
Kergin,
Mrs.
A.
Smoke,
Mrs.
Jijhu
McKeehnie.
Mrs.
(Seo.
NVad-
lell.
and
Mrs.
.las.
Krikevsky.
At
Hid
conclusion
of
the
meet-
SAVE
25c
1
lh.
of
l-ake
or
Candy
with
I
II.
of
Fuller's
J'eu
$1.00
Jams
Peach,
Apricot,
lirccn-tage
or
Orange
Marmalade,
per
tin
65c
Canned
Fruits
Peuehes,
Apricojs,
pears
or
Plums
of
Crushed
Pineapple,
I
tins
$1.00
6
tins
Singapore
Pineapple,
(sliced
$1.00
3
tins
Mulkin'i
Itest
Loganhcrrif
Canned
Vegetables
6
Peas.
Horn
or
'Tomatoes,
$1.00
$1.00
3
do.
Siinklsl
Oranges
..
$1.00
4
do..
Sunkisl
Lemons
....
$1.00
5
Hi.
(iranulaled
Sugar
and
one
tin
Oraiiige
Marmalade
$1.00
5
tins
Lllihy's
Asparagus
.
.
$1.00
20
rolls
Toilet
Paper
$1.00
7
(ins
Kiiiig
Oscar
Sardines
$1.00
5
lh.
California
Prunes
for
55c
or
L'5
Hi.
hox
for
$2.65
5
lh.
tin
Honey,
or
3
roinlis
$1.00
7
tins
Camp.
Tom.
Soup
.
.
$1.00
7
tijis
Heinz
Pork
.V
lleans
$1.00
3
hollies
lleinz
Catsup
...
$1.00
4
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
..
$1.00
20
harIWhite
Swan
Snap
$1.00
4
lh.
Swedish
Health
Dread
$1.00
13
pkgVJelly
Powders
...
$1.00
5
II..
tin
Peanut
Hutler
...
$1.00
We
aim
to
please
our
Customers
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
'
Phones
45
and
574
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
April
10.
19
You
Wonder
Why
You
Cannot
Sleep
you
could
only
sleep
at
IF
night
there
would
be
some
chance
of
getting
back
the
nervous
energy
which
is
expended
during
the
day.
But
you
cannot
sleep.
In
the
mornings
you
arise
feeling
tired
and
played
out
By
evening
you
are
all
in.
Your
nervous
system
is
entirely
exhausted.
"In
thprr
nn
wnv
to
fef
nuf.
of
this
condition?"
you
ask.
There
is.
By
using
Dr.
f!h.isp'a
Nprv
Food
rptmlarlv
you
can
feed
the
nerves
back
indigestion
and
spells
of
despondency.
You
may
be
unduly
sensitive
to
light
and
sound.
You
may
be
irritable
and
inclined
to
worry
when
there
is
no
real
cause.
But
inability
to
rest
and
sleep
is
one
of
the
surest
signs
that
you
need
the
help
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
to
get
back
to
health.
Nervous
disorders
do
not
get
better
of
their
own
accord.
You
must
supply
the
elements
of
Nature
which
are
required
to
build
up
the
depleted
cells
and
these
elements
are
most
happily
combined
in
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
60
cts.
a
box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.
'W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto
2,
Can.
ins
delightful
refreshment
were
nerved,
and
a
ery
etgoyatilo
time
was
.spoiiL
TERRACE
NOTES
lonald
llruce
returned
to
Terrace
on
Wednesday
after
spending
the
winter
in
Vancouver
ami
l'rinre
Itupcrt.
He
was
accompanied
hy
his
hrolher
Angus.
Mrs.
Keith
of
l'rinre
Ituiwrl
i
si'endiug
a
liolidnv
as'
Hie
sruegl
of
Mrs.
W.
11.
Mclioiiahl.
I'ete
Mnfc'iius-en
who
has
spent
tlie
past
two
Weeks
in
Hie
llael-
foll
lifinilfil
'ri'iuiiviitf-
Irnulmuiil
ftir
a
hadly
cut
nand.
returned
home
011
Wednesday
morning.
Itcv.
and
Mrs.
.).
II.
Young
and
family
left
011
Wednesday
nigh',
fur
llazellon.al
which
place
Mr
Young
has
heeu
stationed
hy
the
United
Church
Hoard.
Hilly
Watt
and
Dudley
l.iltlo
returned
on
Wednesday
night
from
I'rinee
jluperl.
While
In
Hie
city
Hiey
Cislted
their
grandmother,
Mrs.
Little,
Sr.,
in
Hie
general
hospital.
Mr.
Little
attained
the
iinictielli
aiiulveruary
of
her
hirth
on
Wednesday.
Victor
Kins
of
Prince
ltiior!
is
hoIidayiiiK
at
the
home
of
his
parents,
Mr.
and
.Mr.
Win.
Kin.
Ilev.
Mr.
Allan
ercompanied
hy
Mrs.
Allan
am
three
children
ar-ried
in
Terrace
from
Purl
Simpson
on
Wednesday
night
lc
lake
charge
of
Ihe
work
of
the
Inited
Cliurcl)
al
this
pojnl.
.las'.
Itichmond
relumed
on
Wednesday
inoriifng
from
Hazel-(on.
The
annual
ineetlni:
of
the
SI
Andrew's
Society
is
to
he
held
in
O.W.V.A.
Hall
on
Tuesday
evening.
A
VIal
and
dance
will
follow
the
husjnesfj
meeting.
Mrs.
Iltggs.lif
Prince
llujicrl
it
meeting
at
the
home
of
her
hrother
W.
Allwood
of
the
Lakelse
Valjey,
Mrs.
.I.
p.
Kggleihaw
has
lake't
up
iKmsekeepliii'
Jit
her
own
home
again
after
spending
the
past
two
months
as
the
guest
ui
Mr.
ami
MrsCassel.
Mrs.
It;
AV.4ilnyloii
and
child-ren
of
Prince
Itupcrt
are
In
tow'i
for
a
few
difyV
vlslilng
with
Mr.
Clayton,
who
fecehlly
hought
out
the
hakety
JiuolnesH
of
(ieorgo
Powers.
'J'liey
eJpecl
to
estah-llsli'
u
hoiim
Wt$a
itr(ho
neat
fiituVe.
j'V'
f
Chart.
'TooiiiIim-
and
II.
l'rcck-man
.have
n;rit5,"l
appointments
lo
the
-
fortjHlry
service,
for
the
coming
seasonj'i
Chester
lf,illjlwho
J
IntereslcJ
in
mining
on
Douglas
Creok,
Kaluiu
Lake,
rjtliTrncd
from
Kd
inohtoti
hnWcJues'iiay
iriorrilhy.
I
OFFICERS
FOR
CHURCH
WOMEN
St.
Andrew's
Auxiliary
Hear
In
teresting
Address
by
Canon
Rushbrook
4
The
annual'
mcctiiiig.
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
An
ihew's
('.IiiiivIi
was
held
In
the
city
In
Hie
church
hall
yes
terday
afternoon.
The
feature
of
Hie
afternoon'
proceedings
was
an
interesting
address
hy
Canon
W.
I'.
Ilushhrook
on
Hie
work
of
the,
Women's
Auxiliary
particularly
along
Hie
coast.
Officers
for
(ho
year
were
elected
as
follows;
Honorary
President
.Mrs.
1'.
11.
UuVernet.
Honorary
Vice-presfdcht
Mrs.
i.
A.
Itix.
('resident
Mrs.
T.
Ainhew.
Ktrsl
Vif'-president-
Mrs.
K.
.McCoskrie.
Second
Vice-president
Mrs.
t.
L.
.Mcintosh.
eerelary
Mrs.
Fivd
1'yle.
Treasurer
Mrs.
Wallure
t:
Orchard.
iKirras
Secretary-
-Mrs.
(I.
A
Woodland.
llnu'lupc
Secretary
MH.
II
.MclUiskrie.
Leaflet
Secretary
-Mrs.
Adam
Mackic.
Thank
offering
liox
seorelary
Mrs.
II.
II.
Morgan.
Literature
Seeretary--Mrs.
A.
I
.
I'arkin.
l'resi.leiit
or
!irl'
llranch
C.
I'..
Mills.
President
of
Junior
llranch
t'..
V.
1a
ill.'
President
of
Little
Helpers
.Mrs.
V..
W.
Tucker.
Hiocesau
Delegates
Mrs.
W
J.
(irrrr,.
Mrs.
(I.
A.
Woodland
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
.McLennan.
CN.lt.
sleaiinT
Prince
Charlc
arrived
from
the
south
on
inn-at
3
octock
this
afternoon
ami
will
leave
al
hi
o'clock
tonighi
for
Stewart
and
Anyov.
sailing
from
here
for
the
south
at
0
o'clock
Monday
morning.
SMITHERS
I'ml
Ornhniii
lin
punhaswl
a
truck
from
VjL
Kby
ami
will
us
it
with
a
Irnih-r
in
hauliits
llf
whfffi
he
cut
during
the
wlntet
on
Hie
llii'Non
May
Mountain
road,
toiler
he
wilt
lake
the
out.
fit
to
Now
llaellon
lo
haul
poles
for
S.
II.
Setikplel.
A
program
of
devetopmenl
work
on
l
Me
Venus
group
of
plaints
al
Itarrelt
Lake
will
!
started
nexl
week
under
Hie
dlreeliou
of
A.
S,
Millar
of
Snilthers.
Mi
Mary
I'aweell
and
Mi
Xan
I'etlerley
smmiI
Hip
lluster
vacation
at
Prince
Oeorce
as
tin
giicsU
of
Mr.
and
Mr?.
J.
HoIh-Hs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Ilegan,
wh
led
'Telkwa
last
year
fur
Lady
smith
,in
Hie
hope
that
Ho
chatigi'
might
he
heuefh'ial
l
Mr.
Ilegan's
heallh.
ate
now
living
al
Port
Alhernl.
i
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
It.
Scolloii,
who
were
ranching
helweeli
here
ami
I'elkwn,
have
left
Hie
district
fo:
Vancouver,
where
they
will
re-
Jide.
Kiiroiile
south,
I
hey
ar
visiting
in
Prince
Itupcrt.
A
second
planting
of
trout
egs
in
the
streams
irimiiary
to
Lake
Kathlyn
is
now
romplct-I'd
by
the
Dominion
Fisheries.
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