PAGE
BIX
THE.
DAILY
NEWS
I
ITALIAN
SILK
RATINE
A
lovely
pure
shot-silk
mixture
wliich
nets
silkier
Willi
vvashinfr,
for
ladies'
ami
children's
dresses.
Comes
in
colors
of
olive,
orchid,
while,
paddy,
sand,
pink,
and
orange,
thirty-six
Indies
wide,
per
yard
65c
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
FOR
THAT
SLEEPY
SPRING
FEELING
Tako
a
hutlle
of
Edinburgh
Hospital
Sarsaparilla
Compound
Uuriches
and
vitalises
the
blood
$1.00
a
Bottle
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
MEAT
DEPT.
Hound
Steak,
i
lbs.
..
45c
Shoulder
Steak,
per
lb.
15c
l'ol
Iloasl
liver,
per
lb.
15c
l'riincjllili
Itoasl,
per
lb.
20c
Sirloin
'Steak,
!
lbs.
..
55c
Veat
UUtlets,
per
ib.
..
25c
Slew
Veal,
2
I
lis.
....
25c
Shoulder
Veal,
per
lb.
18c
I.anib
Chops,
per
lb.
..
35c
Pork
Chops
f
loin
lb...
35c
J'ork
Chops
(shoulder
,
per
lb
......
30c
Sausape.
2
lbs
.
35c
Salt
Pork,
per
Ib
30c
Heef
Drippinr-',
3
lbs-...
25c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
P.O.
Box
575
Spun
Silk
Per
Yard
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes
Per
Yard
25c
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue.
P.O.
Ilox
-
-
08'J
Phone
recti
38!)
Donegal
:
Tweed
Coats
$20.00
"Demers"
Wo
aim
lo
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
B.
MUSSOLINI
AND
HIS
WORK
Hill
Ul.
II
M
n
1
1
I
-
I
IWUIIIHQ3
ibvi;ijiiilllieilb:f
in
Triumphant
Speech
Made
at
Rome
Recently
EXECUTIVE
AUTHORITY
Says
Garrulous
Parliamentary
Institutions
Must
bo
Done
Away'
With
For
Success
A
recent
speech
of
Henito
Mussolini,
Premier
of
Italy
anil
usually
now
referred
to
as
the
'Dure"
made
a
vigorous
fiKhl-
inj
speech
recently
in,
Homo
in
which
ho
outlined
his
work
both
ror
the
past
and
future.
The
program
of
FasrMsin,
ns
he
inlerprctcil
it,
said
the
Pro-
mier,
was
contained
in
the
name,!
;nd
that
program
still
remained
he
same
'namely,
militant.
He
recalled
how
(he
newspapers
had
endeavored
lo
ignore
his
existence,
and
how
he
had
been
tie-
foal
ci
I
at
the
elections
at
the
very
juncture
when
the
represen
tatives
of
the
old
political
system
had
begun
their
process
of
iecomposilion
and
disintegra
tion
of
the
stale,
which
no
lon-i?er
did
anything;
to
check
the
rapacious
and
parasitic
behavior
of
the
old
parlies.
There
was
a
need
for
men
with
courage
to
found
a
new
party
which
could
overthrow
those
nolilical-
ele
ments.
Wiped
Out
'
Those
elements,
said
Signor
Mussolini,
were
pushed
into
the
Special
Tours
Who
goes
therel
Where?
with
the
Veterans
to
the
Battlefields,
France,
Belgium
and
Blighty,
leaving
Montreal
June
19,
on
the
Cunarder
"Antonia"
for
Cherbourg,
under
the
auspices
of
Thos.
Cook
&
Son.'Limited.
Other
Tours
from
Montreal
SONS
OF
ENGLAND
TOUR
Slay
22
Am-ania
for
London
CALEDONIAN
SOCIETY
TOL'H
Juue'll
Atlirnia
for
Glasgow
EDICATIONAL
TOUR
June
26
Aorania
for
Plymouth,
Cherbourg,
London
STUDENTS
TOUR
July
2
Aurania
for
IJverpool
DAUCIITEItS
&
MAIDS
OF
ENGLAND
TOUR
July
3
AuMinia
for
London
MASONIC
TOUR
July
9
Atheuia
for
Glasgow
The
Cunard
Steamship
Company,
Limited,
C22
Hastings
Street,
West,
Vancouver.
CUNARD
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
You
cannot
afford
to
miss
this
1
lb.
of
Chocolate
J.clair
itiscuils
and
1
Ib.
of
Kntpiess
l$est
Tea,
all
for
95c
3
tins
Libby's
Asparagus
Tips
95c
4
tins
Libby's
Fresh
Spinach
95c
7
tins
Heinz
Pork
and
Menus
95c
5
lbs.
California
Table
Figs
95c
3
bottles
Heinz
Catsup
.
.
.
.
95c
6
tins
Peas
or
Corn
95c
1
6
large
tins
Tomatoes
....
95c
13
lbs.
(iranulaled
Suj-'ar
..
95c
4
lb.
tin
Malkln's
Hest
Pure
Plum
Jam
...
.
.
.
.-.
55o
4
Ib.
tin
I'.mpress
Pure
Hasp-berry
Jam
75c
4
Ib.
tin
l'nipress
IJlack
Currant
Jam
80o
4
Ib.
tin
llnipress
Orange
Mar-j
malade
,
65c
3
combs
pure
Honey
95c
4
cartons
Sunlight
Soap
...
95c;
12
bars
Palmolivc
Soap
....
95c'
4
pkgs.
Princess
Flakes
.
,
.
95c
7
lbs.
Seedless
Raisins
....
95o
3
tins
Libby's.
Delmonle,
or
Mal-kin's
Itest
Sliced
Pineapple
95c
G
tins
Singapore
Pjneapple,
'
sliced
95c!
13
pkgs.
Malkln's
Hen
I
Jelly
J
Powders
...
,
95c
3-50c
tins
Schilling
Hest
Jinking;
rowner
...
,
a&o
7
lb.
extra
Fancy.
Dry
Prunes
95o
19
rolls
Toilet
Paper
..
..
95o
19
bars
While
Swan
Soap
.
.
95o,
Commencing
this
week
plenty
of
Fresh
Strawberries
and
Whip-!
ping
Cream,
Fresh
Fruit
and
'.Green
Vegetables.
I
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
674
More
Flavour
Don't
limit
your
enjoyment
of
Mustard
to
occasional
use
with
Cold
Meats.
It
gives
more
flavor
to
hot
meats
too
sharpens
the
appetite,
neutralizes
the
richness
of
fat
foods
and
makes
them
easier
to
digest.
GlmaiftMmtard
aids
A.
JL
digestion.
war
by
anolhur
LAND
ACT.
Appllcanl.
Nolle
of
InUnllon
to
Apply
to
Ltai
Land
In
Itiii'-h
Ituporl
Land
lldurd
Hlf
1M-trlrt
of
iiail
nature
5.
and
ltuate
oti
...fi
nil.
iir,
ifiiaiifi,
TA.kE
NOTICE
that
.lfred
Sanm,
of
Prliii'i-
lluiierl.
ori-unatlon
Marlnrr.
In
tciwl.
tu
apply
for
a
la
of
the
follow-In
di'txTltx-d
landa:
i
utiiiiirni'lnir
al
a
kM
plunlid
at
tt
oouth
rnd
of
North
llarlijpl
Inland;
thenre
around
the
lland
at
lilftli
water
liiaia,
and
lontainiiiir
SO
arren.
more
or
lc.
At-FBED
SVV'A.NSO.N.
Appltrant
fialed
April
T,
t(
Summer
Excursions
EASTERN
CANADA
UNITED
STATES
Tickets
on
sale
Dally
from
May
22nd
also
to
Same
route
bolh
directions
or
one
way
via
Vancouver.
Tickv'tf
on
sale
May
IDlh.
Return
limit
October
31,
1926
Full
Information
City
Ticket
Office,
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
260.
U9C
revolutionary
:
to
say
that
none
oi
u
ami
in
act.
They
trembled
oflen
In
their
the
first
plate
myself,
attaches
jovvardice
durinj?
the
war.
They
any
importance
to
what
is
said
gave
the
glorious
troops,
the
ami
written
in
foreign
countries.
victors
of
the
llattle
of
Vitloria
Advises
Other
Countries
v'cueto,
neither
triumph
abroad,
It
is
absolutely
logical
that
the
nor
triumph
at
home.
Those,
uulside
world
df
democratic.
Lib
political
elements
which
hail
dis-
eralism
and
plutocratic
clannish
sipated
the
treasures
of
Italy
s
uess,
which
is
without
any
iclory
in
a
base
aud
extraordin-
country,
should
be
against
us.
ury
fashion
had
lo
be
dispersed
The
counter-revolution,
which
md
wiped
out.
I
we
have
destroyed
at
home,
ami
Wo
accomplished
thai
lask,
which
is
trying
in
vain
to
reor-bguor
Mussolini
continued,
when
gauise
itself
abroad,
is.
tlio
Lost
ve
organized
and
carried
out
the
testimony
lo
the
fact
thai
we
march
on
Home,
which
now,
af-J
carried
out
a'
revolution.
To
the
.er
the
lapse
of
years,
lias
al-
responsible
authorities
in
for-.eady
assumed
a
legendary
chat-
eign
stales
we
say:
"You
will
icier.
Then
camo
the
heavy
ro-havc
lo
o
through
what
we
have
-tionslbilities
of
governing
the
'gone
through.
If
you
want
to
aatioit.
It
was
a
hard
lask,
for.Iivo
you
must
do
away
with
gar-e
were
surrounded
by
moral
rulous
parliamentary
instituted
material
ruin,
and
the
innu-jtions.
Yo.ii
must
give
authority
.nerablc
problems
which
had
been
lo
the
executive
power.
If
ou
nany
years
awaiting
a
solution,
wish
to
live
you
must
face
the
'eople
were
expecting
the
mira-
gravest
problem
f
century,
r!e
to
be
achieved
as
they
expect
i
the
relations
between
capital
and
something
f;reat
from
every
new
nan.
Our
task
was
immensely
ormidable.
,
Imperial
Rome
Look
around
you
al
this
ador-
ible
Home
become
by
our
cf
.oris
dome
Latin
world.
A
few
years
hko,
when
this
city
lay
somnolenl
un-ler
a
deaf
bureaucracy
it
was
regarded
us-a
city
Just
like
any
other.
The
Prime
Minister
proceeded
to
refer
to
the
campaign
launched
by
the
opponents
of
Fascism
after
Hie
murder
of
Signor
Mat-
eutli,
saying:
All
this
campaign
army,
the
navy,
and
the
Air
'orec
all
this
in
Hie
space
ofj
me
year.
I
am
proud
lo
be
able
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
-
.NOTICE
IS
IIEIttllY
GIVE."!
Ibat
llw
Uriel-He
nUtlnr
over
uplrel
Tlmbvi
l.itenre
Ma
48IS,
sllualed
on
I'll
t
Ixlaud.
lunge
i,
Coast
District,
U
tam-rlled.
(.
II.
.1AHK.1,
v
government
liquor
act.
Nolle
of
Application
for
Bttr
Llcanea.
.NOTICE
IS
IlKllKUV
OIVK.V
that
on
the
rati
day
ur
May
nrtt
I
lie
unclerirn-l
In
IhkIj
to
apply
I"
LlQUiir
Coalrul
Board
fur
a
lii-riirr
m
retl
t
pmiU'e
kfi'iwn
a
(l.VV.V.A.
Hold,
ltuatr
in
the
tiiwnsUe
of
I'ort
Cleim
ril.
II.
C.
upon
Ih"
land
di'srrlbrd
a
juiutn
half
of
lol
S
and
0,
bik
it,
Cllrlrt
lot
740.
fjucro
i:tiartoltr
IXandi
Illrlrl.
arrnrdinr
lo
a
rrKHtcrrd
map
ur
plan
dcjHullcd
at
thr-Land
itffrtfiry
orrirc
in
llf
City
of
Hriiire
Import,
B.C.,
and
nuiiitM-red
I07t,
tor
the
al
of
Im-t
by
the
fla
or
by
the
"1mi
bottle
for
conaumption
on
Hi"
Dicrnnfi.
fialrd
at
Prlnrt
liuprrt,
B.C.,
this
Sth
day
of
April,
lvtc.
labor.
"Waiting
for
Something."
This
problem,
Signor
Mussolini
continued,
lias
been
completely
solved
by
Fascism,
by
pulling
capital
and
labor
on
an
a
'greater
and
an
iniperialjel"alily
before
a
common
the
soul
of
the
immense
jiiprliw.iia!ielj,
prosperity
ami
greatness
of
the
nation.
Comrades,
you
are
without
doubt
impatient
through
waiting
for
something.
(Ories
of
assruP
.
When
last
year
I
promised
you
that
we
should
succred
I
kept
my
word
lo
you.
ou
will
believe
me
if
I
tell
you
that,.
your
impatience
will
be
satisfied
one
day?
He-fore
I
say
anything
on
this
sub-
lias
been
reduced
to
a
few
tons'
ject.
In
which
I
hare
your
anxi-
of
tirintfd
tinner.
It
was
raltim-1
L'ly,
OU
must
Understand
that
nious
campaign
which
reduced
the
opposition
parties
to
nothing.
In
only
a
year
we
have
given
to
lite
Italian
people
revolutionary
laws,
ffivvs
which
will
restore
our
national
and
social
life,
and
fur-Iher,
we
have
reorganised
the
you
must
be
disciplined
to
an
in
credible
extent
in
your
daily
work.
The
fateful
hour
is
tint
al
ways
slrikir.
I'be
wheel
of
destiny
is
turning,
and
he
is
wise
Alio
is
Will
ell
fill
and
sees
his
op
portunily
when
it
comes.
Divine
and
Adorable
Our
divine
and
adorable
Fas
cist
Italy
must
be
vigilant
and
firm
in
her
work
of
peace.
She
must
adapt
herself
lo
the
necessities
of
work,
and
she.
milsl
become
systematic,
lelinciuus.
and
persevering,
rwanrio
correct
Italians
of
some
of
their
traditional
faults
namely,
their
facile
optimism
and
their
negligence,
oflen
followed
by
excessive
diligence,
their
excessive
tendency
lo
rest
yn
their
oars
after
an
initial
effort,
their
belief
thai
everything
will
come
out
nil
right
when
very
often
the
work
has
not
been
beigun.
jf
succeed,
and
if
Fascism
succeeds,
JtL,
remodelling
the
character
of
Kalians
on
may
be
easy
in
your
minds,
and
rel
assured
thai
when
the
wheel
of
destiny
passes
we
snail
ue
prepared
in
seize
u
aud
to
turn
it
according
lo
our
will.
Comrades,
II
is
a
glorious
thing
lo
live
beneath
our
colors,
which
have
been
blessed
by
the
priests
of
the
religion
of
our
fathers,
in
which
we
believe.
Hut
it
will
be
si
ill
mot
e
glorious
If
we
have
to
die
for
our
ideal.
The
Prune
Minister's
speech'
vyas
followed
bv
frantic
cheering
SPRING
STEAMER
SERVICE
STARTS
Boats
Will
Arrlvo
at
10.30
Wednesday
and
Saturday,
Sailing
For
South-Thursday
and
Sunday
Evenings
The
spring
servlcl;
of
Hie
Canadian
National
const
steamers
comes
iiitoiejffecl'.lfiis
week.
Tiie
j-ctgular
llriieiablo
of
tlio
Verviejs
calls
fo'r
boats
arriving
here
from
the
south
al
10.U0
"NW'dnesday
and
Saturday
morrf-ings
and
sailings
for
Hie
south
at
ll4o'clock
Thursday
and
Hun-day
nights
Willi
the,
Wednesday
boat
goin,g
lo
Ahyox
and
the
Saturday
boat
to
ti-wart.
For
a
week
or
'so,
however,,
there
will
be
a
.slight
variation
from
"Hit
llmeUilblo'
as
regularly
planned.
Instead
of
sailiiiig
for
Anyox
nt
10
p.mV
the
ntcamer
Prince
Goorgon
May
12
and
it)
will
leave
at
U0
in
the
afternoon
for
both
Stewart
and
Anyox,
returning.
here
on
Thursday
night
ih
lime
lo
sail
for
Iho
south
-at
II
o
clock.
Arter
itieso
two
trips,
the
Ueorgo
will
lake
up
her
regular
schedule
saillmg
f
roni
here
at
10
p.m.
Wednes-,
days
and
making
"piily
tho
Anyox
call.
i
The
Prince
tiharlc
will
make
one
more
trip
on
the
weeU-tjud
service
before
being
replaced
by
'the
Prince
Huperl
ut
the
end
or
next
week
.
The
steamer
will
nr-,
rive
from
Hie
south
at
10.30
Saturday
morning,
sail
at
10
p.m.
for
Stewart
aud,
reluming
here,
i
leave
for
the
south
al
It
o'clock
Sunday
night.
THE
WORD
"OBEY"
IN
MARRIAGE
CEREMONY
Anglican
at
Ottawa
Always
Uses
It
Dut
Presbyterian
Says
They
Will
Not
Obey
Anyway
OTTAWA.
May
1
1.
Interviews
with
local
clergy
over
the
Use
of
Hip
word
"obey"
in
the
Anglican
service
reveal
the
fart
that
Olla-wji
brides
make
no
serious
-lemur
over
a
mailer
which
perhaps
(hey
do
not
lake
very
c
riously.
"I
have
never
yel
met
Ih"
woman
win
jeopardized
the
possibility
or
landing
a
husband
by
not
promising
everythitag."
Thus
Col.
the
Itev.
It,
Sleacy,
rector
of
All
Saints'
Church.
Weslboro.
expressed
his
views
oh
tho
matter.
"
T.ove,
honor
ajul
obey.'
is
never
omilled
in
the
Anglican
marriave
ceremony.
We
have
lo
watch
the
girls
Ut
sec
that
they
wun'l
say
'be
gay
Instead
of
'obey.'
All
this
talk
is
nonsense.
If
a
man
aud
woman
love
earh
other
these
things
dnuT
count.
People
marry
themselves.
merely
witness
the
ceremony
mid
uive
the
couple
the
blcsilig
of
the
chun-h.
Marriage
1s
older
than
Christianity,
ami
some
of
the
most
holy
marriages
are
performed
oulshle
Christianity
by
the
so-calltti
heathen."
"Obey
is
not
used
in
our
mar-riBC
ceremony,"
slated
Ilev.
M.
C.
Flail,
pastor
of
Itosemounl
United
Church,
and
Moderator
of
the
t
tilted
Church
Presbjiery.
"Tin
word
'obey'
whs
tefl
out
years
ago,"
he.
added.
"We
never
aked
the
men
but
always
asked
the
women
lo
obey
and
as
Hiey
never
did
it
well
what's
the
use?"
WEATHER
REPORT.
Whilehorse,
elear,
calm,
temp
32.
Selkirk,
cloudy.
I'.ilni,
temp.
.')
Dawson,
clear,
calm,
temp,
ti
Steamer
Canadian
up
Stewart
Itiver
toi-vMayo
2:-'0
a.m.
SHtRltT'S
SALE
OF
LANDS.
In
th
Suprama
Court
af
Brlllah
Columbia
lrreii
J.
k.
Sh.VLV.
I'laliitirr
(Juilriii'lit
Crnll
tori,
ami
K.
I
SfKI'IIOSO.'V.
a
avrrutvr
ut
Um
of
L.
C.
SlrtlH-iisSL
anil
S.
II
i:ruui,
iiurmr
ilia
niPtiiiHr
f
tiw
lau
K.
I-.
slrilH-!lsun,
tllMh-r
I
Ik-
iuiin-
fl
IMilH-iiM.n
i.iimi.
aii'l
STKflll.N
I
Ti,.
K
i.iiiim,
in-iriniaiii.
uii.iiiii
lx-lilr,.
I
lHl
ASlt
II
V
VIHTt
K
of
au
Ortlrr
lnal
liy
Uk
HiHiuralilx
liordril
Uiiiilcr.iTilvr
Juillre
of
the
suptriiie
Cuurl
nr
linlitti
uamitliia.
iUIisI
al
Vain-inner.
II,
i..
Ob-(till
day
of
Juif.
IVt..
I
will
uf'er
fi
sale
b
iHibllt:
kiirtMi
ufi
J'rliUj,
ttw
I
tin
day
of
Slay.
tv6,
at
tlu-
liiir
of
l
u
rliirk
U'jm.
al
In
iiivt
riiim-iil
biilltliea.
Ilau-llon.
II.
i...
all
Um
rlirtil.
title
and
In
tcrml
of
K.
L.
StrplinuKiii.
a
rirrutur
of
the
rililt
i
if
K.
I..
Mrlirll
tl.
atHl
S.
II.
Crum
durlna
Um
llfflimr
of
Um
111'1
K.
c.
nlfbliMiKiii,
unlr
tlx-
iianio
uf
SU-fMirnMiii
K
Cruni,
ami
si-'iIwiim.ii
4
(.him.
hi
the
folluwlnr
laiul:
I'art
3.
us
arir
ur
l-ot
nil,
Onsip
I,
i.aiar
uuirici,
i-ruvuire
in
nriii.n
lot
umlila.
I
he
lamU
wt
lu
be
mill
arr
aubjerl
bi
I'vmtinir
m'intiiH
ani
iar
iim-icoii.
JuflmiH-iii
crrditor
J.
k.
Sraly.
Jmlr
iiifdI
lirbliirit.
y.
I..
SlrnlH-iiMiii.
a
ritmi
tor
of
lh
subtle
of
K.
U
Str
lirnHt
and
s.
II.
Uruiii
ilnrlnir
the
bfftniip
or
tin-
lab-
K.
i:.
SI-Iiciioii,
unili-r
IIh-
mine
of
ii.piiciitni
i
i.
rum,
aiiu
sirimriium
.
i.
rum.
Tin-
rolluVitnr
rliarara
v
i
-I
ayaln.t
ll-
lain):
MlilUaKn
III
fafur
uf
1..
S
b-iinioti
a
rnwuior
or
nn
riau
r
t.awam
i;.
sti'lifnoii
for
i-.on.no
whoii
lntrrrl
will
b
aula
at
mi'
l
nor
oi
me
aair.
Jiidmnrnt
o.
u.
r'lli'd
tlw
:illi
ti
ut
.ViVHiihrr.
03.
1.
k,
Sejly
I'laliitirr
V.
I
.
I..
S'r-hrii.uii
aa
rn
ulur
or
thr
rMir
or
r..
srruiH-niioii,
ami
S.
II
r.runi,
ilnrliitr
llio
lifetime
t
u,r
uu-
f.
i..
sirineii.n,
nniler
I
In-
naini-
or
SlrtieTi
miii
a
crum,
and
strpliriiMiu
4
i
rum.
tie
fi
iiiliiit.,
wlilrh
Jiiilirmenl
a
renewed
on
me
rain
uy
or
.lovciiiurr,
Ivla.
Tri'liiH
of
Sale:
I
ah.
Haled
thla
Dili
day
of
April,
tnjr,
JOIIM
hllllll.1V.
snrrirr
ror
the
c
ouiity
or
I
rune
ltllHr,
"NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT,"
H.S.C.
CHAPTER
IIS.
I.OSSK-Jlll.l
Klin
I
IMimi.
i-KNlered
of
flee
at
1111
llotte
Street,
in
l..
i
ly
()l
Vancouver,
frovliii'i-
of
Hrlll.li
i.oiiniilila
lUllKIIV
filVRM
MJTK.K
that
It
h.i.
und."'
wi-tion
7
of
thi!
aald
Art
ilrponllrd
Willi
tho
MlnlMer
or
l-tihth
Work.
(
otUwa
and
In
1
1-
orfirr
of
tlir
lil.irh
t
lirirtairar
or
tin-
Land
lliiil.try
IH.irlcl
ur
prlhre
lluiwrt.
at
rriiH'v
Impert,
B.t:..
a
dr.nir,:
lion
of
I
he
.lie
and
plana
or
a
uiuif
and
lrrt
for
rarrylnir
a
v-airr
pin.
Ilim
iropoi-d
In
he
hum
Shaniion
Bay.
Oiirni
i.hmintlr
Inland.
In
thr
Vmviiii
or
llrlti.li
colnlnbla.
on
forenhnje
,..,,.
if
iil
4.-.HB.
onrrn
Charlottr
bjiiiU,
In
I
he
I'm
lure
of
It
rt
lti.lt
Columbia,
and
rinnii
ujr
I'lnn.
.
iiniaiiiinK
in
ait
au
arra
nr
rlaht
(S)
anr
morn
ur
lr,
AMI
TAkK
M1TICK
that
artrr
i
r
plration
or
one
l)
inonilL
rrom
th
datr
or
the
rirn
piiljIKminn
tlr
nut
ii,,ti,'.
floor-Mlllrril
Limited
wilt
Under
,"
7
or
Hw
ahl
Ai
l
aimly
to
tin,
Mliilatrr
Vj"
I'Hhlir
Worka
al
hfa
ofriri-
In
the
fliv
of
Ottawa
for
approval
or
thr
Mld
a
ir
aJfTnd
lr'
10
V'WUWl
"
onssf;..Mii.tnn
LiMii'tu.
Wllllaiut,
Mauaou
4
ouuiilm.
China
range
Tuesday,
May
u
,,,,
China
An
In
extra
special
Cup
and
Saucer
Sale
of
a
wonderf
i
ol
of
now
designs
at
prices
you
will
find
It
hard
to
u
"!
anywhere
in
Canada.
Visit
our
Basement
Store
for
Qlassware,
Drajiwa
and
Novelties.
It
will
pay
you.
ar(
Optical
Department
Eyes
examined,
Vision
tested,
Glasses
fitted
by
registered
optometrist.
All
letuos
are.
ground
by
an
e
pcriontcd
operator-
exnetly
to
prescription
and
carefully
in
spected.
This
expert
optical
service'
may
be
had
at
ver
reasonable
pricos.
'
Max
Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
Tho
Diamond
House
of
the
North
saaaanaaBBaoMaaBjajanaaaaaaBaaaBBM
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
0
"Chechahcos"
A
pnvveiiui
iirv
or
love
uid
li.it
:
Ii.ij
i
gradation,
told
iig.unst
a
li.ic
kgnniud
ol
ucn
A
picture
filmed
in
the
very
heart
ol
fnum
gripping
intensity
of
iU
dialiitttic
ueliuil,
sen-
.
ill
surging
ni
i
enin,
iitid
nuivt'iiii
snem-M
tiu
Kpell-lMiiiuil.
The
storv
of
n
woman
vh
.
for
gold
and
lol
evervlhing.
Hperlncnlar
e
ing
glm
iers.
Strung
rust.
Albert
Van
Antwerp,
William
Dills,
Howard
Webtttr
Alexis
B.
Luce,
Eva
Gordon,
Gladys
Johnston
"THE
PACEMAKERS"
SERIES
No.'1
8
GEORGE
O'HARt
AND
ALBERTA
VAUGHN
IN
"THREE
BA8ES
EAST1"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35c
and
10o
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
'
Opr-ilng
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pitt
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
CLECTHIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WF.LDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equippctl
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38
Everything
for
the-
Builder
LUMBER
We
h
ive
Ih
IIIO-l
cnmplete
slu.
k
liuieiiMoiiw,
hipiip,
rir
fini-.li,
flooring
veueet.
et.,
hi
Niu
thern
l.(l
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
bulldino
from
the
ton"'
datlon
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
lie
fore
buying
inxpeil
our
sltiqk.
II
wilt
l
'
prtie
iue
riglil.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
110
and
117
Tliese
are
iinilnulitfilly
the
liesl
Hainlals
ni
the
lowest
possible
price
ever
lamleil
in
lltipert.
A
special
puri-JiiifC
ijf
a
largo
ijitnulily
m
l
fer
tiossilile.
Chllds'
Itrowir
Kniulals,
solid
lealliur
ules
with
heels,
sizes
from
5
lo
7H,
pricci!
al
Youths
llrmv-i-Hamluls,
Milid
It-allie
.wiles,
wMt
heels,
sizes
from
8
In
in',4,
irieed
at
.
.
Misses'
Brown
Handals.
solid
leather
stiles,
w'''
heels,
sizes
rroni
II
to
l.
priced
nl
Ladies'
Sandals
In
Ilrown,
aleut
ami
Klk
...
ihli
$1.50
$1.75
$2-7'
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
VI0IT
OUR
10o
and
15o
DEPARTMENT
h
Phono
045.
Corner
3rd
and
7i