Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
275
DENTIST
Week-end
Specials
rain
wuli
Weston's
People's
Mixed
Biscuits
In
bulk,
special,
per
lb.
..
23c
;
Fresh
Roasted
Peanuts,
2
lbs.
for
35c
v
Itotrer"
Golden
Syrup,
5
Ib.
tin,
atecial
43c
Heinr
Salad
Cream,
week-end
social
35c
('lassie
Cleanser,
3
tins
for
.
.
23c
Brunswick
Sardines,
4
for
.
.
23c
Olivia's
Baby
Chick
Feed,
5
lbs.
for
23c
per
100
Ib.
sack
$3.90
Market
Day
Raisins.
2
lb.
pkjr.
29c
Head
Lt'ltute,
2
for
23c
Cauliflower,
23c
and
33c
Fresh
Spinach,
per
lb.
...
..
.
15c
RhulKirb.
per
lb.
.
...
.
.
.
20c
Fre
'h
Tomatoes,
r
lb
33c
Celery
23c
and
33c
Florida
Grape
Fruit,
each
..
13c
California
Grape
Fruit,
each
10c
Fresh
Fish
and
Meats
,
Prices
Reasonable
Phone
us
for
Quick
Service
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210
and
211
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MII.K
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phones
f36
and
C57
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made
to
order.
In
our
shop
as
low
as
$50
223
Sixth
Street
v.,
liursday,
March
24,
1927
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE.
FIVE
UmporttdT
NO!
It'i
both
older
and
better
EN
YEARS
OLD
Tim
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"rtuni!i
of
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M
Columbia
eat
Specials
Shouiider
Pork,
lb
23c
;'orK
C
hop.
Loin,
lb.
...
35c
Tork
Sausage,
2
lb.
.
.
33c
iVeal
Stew.
2
lbs
23c
Veal
Chops,
ib
23c
I'Jckled
Pork,
lb.
20c
llaron,
filierd.
Ib
43c
Vyrshnre
Baton.
Ib
33c
w.
Pullets,
3
dor.
for
$1.00
ijrir.
Firsts,
3
doz.
for
$1.15
USSALLEM'S
Phone
1H
phone
81
Have
Your
Eyes
Examined
IPoor
eyes
and
poor
glasses
fare
a
nitiful
combination.
IGood
glasses
will
make
Kood
feyes
if
ioor
eyes.
If
your
present
irlasscs
do
not
suit
your
eyes
for
any
Iminon,
you
are
criminally
Tneirliirent
of
your
future
If
?you
do
not
set
u
re
the
pnier
KK'asses
a'
once.
Lowest
prires
Expert
service
A.
E.
IRELAND
Graduate
Optometrist
319
Third
Avenue,
i
Opposite
G.W.V.A.
WOOD
I
Dry
Jack
Pine.
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
$6J50
Per
half
load
$3.50
Per
Bark
50c
Firelighters
48
for
$1.00
delivered.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
5S0
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
B()TTLES.
;CAMBRIDGE
IS
1
FAVORED
CREW
th
close
of
the
4',i
mile
course
every
ounce
of
stun
la
the
crewi
possess.
Impartial
critics'
believe
Cambridge'
crew
this
year
a
shade
better
than
Ox-Iford'a.
although
conceding
that
the
Oxford
crew
trslnfnv
fnrm
mav
lm.
j
proved
by
the
4y
of
the
race.
Cam
I.KillT
111
I
K
AITKAUK
TO
UP.
MOUR.DrWee
won
th
latt
thre
racr
,n
KVKXI.V
liAI.WCIIt
THAN
OX-lOltll
lOlt
I'AMOl
K
AXXI
AI.
IIOAT
ItACK.
OX
TIIK
1
Til
AM
CM
succession,
and
In
fact
every
one
since
the
war
except
one.
In
1923.
On
the
whole
series,
however.
.
Oxford,
has
a
mrlty
over.
the
Light
Blues.'
having
w6h
"40
to
"Cambridge's
37.
The
.
other
LONDON.
March
24.
(Canadian
Pre.
rac
bringing
the
total
to
71
was
a.
Despatch).
--The
great
annual
boat
racY1"'
,a
1877
Th
tlnt
contest
was
In!
baween
Oxford
and
Cambridge,
to
be
,8M-
DUt
r
cUd
not
become
an!
rowed
over
the
tlme-honored
stretch
of
rjiual
event
until
acme
years
later,
tile
Thames
from
Putney
to
Uortlake.j
CONTEKTANTK
.
on
B&turday
afternoon.
April
J.
wUlj
The
Light
Blue
crew
Is
exceptional
I
dramatically
climax
the
10
weeks
of.Uils
year
for
Its
"length,"
or
reach.'
humdrum
but
severe
training
under-jn.
J.
Elle.
stroke.
Is
a
stylist
with1
pene
by
both
crews,
j
excellent
rhythm.
About
a
month
'be-1
flowed'
gives
a
poor
Indication
of
fore
the
race
he
was
kept
from
training
the
thrilling
nature
of
the
race,
which,
by
indisposition,
but
it
was
believed
is
a
Ki-ucUiMg
struggle
exerting
towards
j
that
he
would
be
fit
for
the
actual
ww.
uu
uuia
I
r
lui
il
vo
training
before
(be
day
approached.
The
crew
as
u
whole
is
rhythmical,
with
an
Impression
of
real
"stride"
and
their
row-trg
is
easy.
J.
A.
Brown,
the
Old
Blue
who
Is
again
coxa
wain
has
steered
j
Cambridge
to
a
win
In
each'
of
the
last
three
years.
The
Oxlord
crew
Is
not
so
even
as
the
Light
Blue.
Their
defeat
last
year
was
very
unfortunate,
caused,
a
it
was
by
the
coUapse
of
II.
R.
A.
Edwards.
B.C.
Fresh
Pullet
Eggs,
arriving
!0,d
wfntastr
boy.
who
was
a
pas-
Wed
ne.sday!
boat,
3
dozen
for
33c
3entr
Ior
tbe
U8t
"
01
the
Capitol
Creamery
-Butter,
per
lb,
One
of
the
Dark
Blue's
main
hopes
this
r
i.
r
f
c
..
.
.
ra.u.t
.v.
.
.
v.
.
wh0
tt
Number
seven
has
been,
in
l
ren
Urouud
Oorfte,
Ib.
4ac
jr
trsining
at
least,
a
little
below
the
Del
Monte
00-100,
:
Prunes,
aize
hlgh
.tandard
oected
of
him.
lb.
for
23c
Klnirsbunr
and
RaUibone.
six
and
five
M.llkin'a
l'.f-at
Jetlv
t'nwilcm.
J
I
Hcnertlvrl
ml
s
th
i
1
for
23c
j
nl
five
of
Cambridge,
and
with
the
Klni?
0car
Sardine.
ier
tin
15c!aW
'
Edward,
if
the
latter
regain
Pure
Lard,
Silver
Uaf
or
Sham-jhu
torm-
vm
turn
atv
,nW
j.,
really
fast
eight,
according
to
the
ex-
:
lb.
tins,
mx-cial
C.lt
j
1
"T"
,
,
,.n
Hundreds
of
.u
thousands
of
people
will
5
lb.
tins,
special
99c,
tbt
tSit
from
Al
m,
10
lb.
tina,
Jeclal
......
$U
points
of
vantage
along
the
whole
ricmc
iiams,
per
iu.
'2C
S'alob
Pure
Plum
Jam,
4
Ib.
pails
49c
Nabob
Pure
LoKanIcrry
Jam,
4
lb.
pailn
59c
KinK
Ileach
Pure
Prune
Jam,
4
Ib.
pails
49c
Kinjf
Deach
Pure
Raspberry
Jam,
4
Ib.
pails
59c
Runny
Monday
Laundry
Soap,
extra
special,
jier
bar
5c
Limit
20
to
each
customer.
Gold
Dust
Washinir
Powder,
larjre
package
29c
Fel
Naptha
Soap,
ier
carton
of
10
bars
"9c;
course,
and
the
celebration
In
London's
est
End.
particularly
if
Oxford
win,
will
be
a
Bout
Baoe
Night
to
be
remembered
for
a
long
time.
Tin:
isotTs
The
Oxford
boat
Is
practically
the
tame
as
that
used
by
Oxford
In
last
year's
race,
and
is
an
abandonment
of
the
extreme
stream-line
type
of
boat
of
earlier
post-war
days.
It
has
been
designed
for
a
crew
averaging
174
pounds.
The
Cambridge
boat
is
on
the
orthodox
lines
of
recent
years
and
If
of
such
dimensions
that
there
is
no
fear
of
the
Cambridge
crew
being
tin-klerboated.
It
has
been
designed
'for
crew
averaging
177
pounds.
50
tins
Drl-Pak
Prunes,
size
2'&!
The
race
this
wear
wUl
be
umpired
lb.,
while
they
last
23c-tls
year
by
Col.
O.
D.
Burnen,
old
Circle
Rrand
Sliced
Pineapple,
2''
?n"1-
uho
uccd'
u
lb
tins
15c
m4n'
'amou
Cambridge
oar
of
days
Peamenjed'
Back"
KaVon
machine
iX
Sliced,
per
lb
,c
rll.
like
his
predecessor,
has
been
eon-
-
Inected
with
the
Henley
Regatta
for
Terrace
Spuds,
arrivinjr
Saturday.
'many
years.
He
rowed
for
Oxford
from
100
ib.
sack
$1.95
J
1685
to
1698
and
was
In
the
Magdalen
Book
your
order
now
for
arrival.
'College
crew
in
iwj.
He
also
rowed
in
Australian
Boast
Beef,
or
Corned
i
the
historic
race
between
Leander
and
Beef.
1
Ib.
ttas,
each
25c
jConwll.
when
Leander
waa
left
at
the
WVstons
Assorted
Biscuits.
repu-'P0'1-
lasti
The
crew..
In
order
and
weight.,
are
lar
85c
ler
tin,
while
they
--u
(n.l"
follows:
oxmun
N.
E.
Whiting
I
Worcester!
bow.
1
CO
lbs
P
Johnston
(UagUajeii)
182
lbs.
Bargains
FOR
THIS
WEEK
'41b.
tin
Malkin's
Best
Strawberrj'
Jam
for
C5c,
with
8
packages
Quaker
Corn
Flakes
for
$1.00.
All
for
$1.63.
2
lb.
Creamery
Butter
In
hulk,
for
-05c
with
-a
5
lb,
juiil
Silver
Leaf
Lard.
The
2
for
$2.00
1
50c
pkjr.
Som-Mor
Graham
Wafers;
1
f5c
pkjr.
Supreme
Coffee.
The
2
for
$1.00
Fresh
Milk
Daily
Delivered
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
45
and
571
Dr.J.R.Gosse
'
DENTIST
He!
gerson
Block
X-Ray
Service.
Open
Phone
686.
George
rorie
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
AND
AUDITOR
Phone
387
341
(fecund
Avenue
West,
Prince
Kb
pert
Breakfast
Two
Kinds
You
can
get
QuakwOats
In
two
forms
the
large,
plump
whole
flake
or
the
half
flake,
rolled
thin,
and
partly
cook;
ed.
Both
are
of
the
game
Quaker
Quality,
famous
in
8
countries.
If
you
wish
to
make
porridge
while
you
boil
the
coffee,
or
make
the
toast,
use
Quick
Quaker.
It
cooks
iu
3
miuutes.
i.T-
mj
bi...
irri.t
rhiin-h
in
lbs.
i
that
DractlcallY
everv
oerson
in
the!
4-J.
W
D.Totnson
(Unlvertltr)
1821b.
stands
will
be
able
to
see
the
complete
6-
W.
Rathbane
(Christ
Church)
181
lbs
j
race
for
the
eDrny
from
sUrt
to
finish.
H.
t.
Kingsbury
(Queens)
187
lbs.
'An
idea
of
the
extended
character
of
7-
E.
c.
T.
Edwards
I
Chris-
Church
I
173
1
the
building,
on
which
hundreds
of
jbn,
i
wortmen
nave
oeen
busy
ior
rnontns
(
W.
8.
Llewellyn
CBalUol)
stroke.
Fi.
is
maicaiea
Dy
tne
tact
mat
tne
163
lbs.
'Sir
James
Croft
(Brasenose)
cox,
134
lbs.
rAMIIIilor.E
Hon.
J.
8.
Maclay
(first
Trinity
bow.
1
S3
lbs.
E.
Letchworth
(ChrUt's)
1641b.
3
J.
C.
Holcroft
(Pembroke)
165
lbs.
4
R.
Beesly
Flrst
Trlnty)
172
lbs.
5
'L.
V.
Bevaa
(Lady
Margaret)
179
lbs.
6-
J.
B.
Bell
(Jesus)
178
lbs.
j
7-
8.
K.
TuUbs
(Calus)
165
lbs.
I
'
R.
J,
EUes
(Trinity
Hall)
stroke,
160
lbs.
:
J.
A.
Brown
(Caius)
cox,
124
lbs.
I
An
Old
Blue.
1
SPORT
CHAT
have
met
and
defeated
the
provincial
champions
'
of
the
fquf
western
pro
vince.
The
games
should
be
evenly;
contested
and
wUl
probably
be
witnessed
by
the
largest
crowds
attending
any
hockey
fixture
in
Vancouver
this
season.
Fort
William
should
be
used
to
the
Vancouver
rink
now.
having
defeated
Trail
In
two
well
contested
games
and
perhaps
the
Orads
wUl
be
handi
capped
for
this
first
tussle.
However,
I
if
they
are
in
the
same
class
as
their
j
coinprtlU,
this
should
count
for
little
as
both
teams
will
be
playing
on
neutral
Ice.
The
Maple
Leafa
basketball
team
4aya
Its
first
game
with,
SmlthM
tonight.
Little
Is
known
of
the
Interior
team's
ability,
but
It
would
bt
a,
j
distinct
surprise
and
shock
to
local)
fans
If
the
,Maple
Leaf
were
defeated'
'
In
elUier
of
the
two
scheduled
games.
'
joranby,
It
Is
sold,
will
send
a
team;
jheer
to
play
the
winner,
of
the
aeries
sometime
In
April.
j
Turfgoer.
travelling
to
the
famou.
old'
Epsom
Downs,
near
London,
at
the
opening
of
racing
there
la
April
will
find
the
new
stand
to
be
one
of
the
finest
race
course
buildings
of
any
In
the
world.
The
modest
stand
which
Until
last
year
attempted
to
accommodate
tlve
enormous
crowds
gathered
to
watch
the
running
of
the
blue
riband
of
the
turf,
was
more
than
100
J
years
old.
Directly
last
year's
Derby
had
been
decided
Uie
work
of
demolition
began.
Erected
partly
on
the
old
bite,
but
extended
we(
and
east,
the
new
stand
ha.
been
specially
designed
i
to
give
a
more
comprehensive
view
of
.
the
course
than
the
old.
TVe
building
,1
slewed
round
to
give
a
more
frontal
view
of
Ui
straight,
aud
It
1
etUinated
best
meal
of
the
dag
Physicians
urge
satisfying
breakfasts
because
in
the
fore-.
rioon
most
people
are
called
upon
to
do
two-thirds
of,:
their
most
important
work.
To
enable
body
and
brain
to
reach
their
highest
capacities
in
the
shortest
time,
digestion
must
be
easy
and
quick.
The
delicious
taste
of
Quaker
Oats
invites
digestion.
Gratefully
warm,
it
is
welcomed
by
the
stomach.
It
assimilates
quickly
and
its
bulk
and
tender
bran
assist
in
the
assimilation
of
other
food.
They
aid
in
a
function
which
doctors
say
is
the
first
essential
to
good
health.
And
Quaker
Oats
sustains
throughout
the
day's
most-vital
working
hours.
No
other
cereal
has
such
perfect
balance
of
food
elements.
It
contains
10
of
the
tissue
builder,
protein;
05
of
the
energy
producer,
carbohydrates;
and
the
all-important
vitaniines
and
mineral
salts.
If
you
are
not
using
Quaker
Oats
at
breakfast,
start
now.
You
will
take
up
your
morning
work
more
eagerly
and
will
feel
more
vigorous
and
alert
throughout
the
day.
approximate
length
1
700
feet,
or
twice
Hie
length
of
the
old
stand.
There
will
be
over
(wo
hundred
private
boxes,
and
so
much,
no
the
general
accommodation
been
Increased
that
there
will
e
room
for
30.000
spectators,
exclusive
:f
the
available
lawn
space.
The
Royal
apartments,
the
designs
of
which
have
been
specially
approved
by
the
King
and
Queen,
are
embodied
In
the
chief
stand,
together
with
the
accommodation
for
the
Jockey
Club
and
the
members,
the
Royal
box
being
Immediately
opposite
the
winning
post.
Each
section
of
the
building
is
being
constructed
on
self-contained
lines,
I
v:li
separate
luncheon
rooms
and
oral
accommodation.
Special
consider
ation
ha
been
given
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