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11,
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Oithppfronic
nut
Together
Waits
Warlnft's
Pennsylvanians
21NJ
Inairu-
Paul
Whlteman's
mental
Concert
Orchestra
Vocal
Franklyn
Baur
21220
amoti
ft
ssoouct
or
seotunn
v
rv'
auw-uint'
The
"theme
wng"
of
the
Moving
Picture
film
"tomono,"
Waltz
Paul
Whiteman
and
His
Orchestra
21214
Fai
Trot
Instrumental
Chlo.
Song
of
I
In
Swamp
All
Star
Orchestra
Shllkret's
Khyth-Melodists
My
Ohio
Home
ha
Trot
Jean
(JoUIkette
aiul
21
lM
111
Orchestra
Yotal
HarrlnfttoH
eud
Borsch
21651.1
with
"Sleepy"
Hall'
Banjo
21149
21298
The
Beggar
Fui
Trot
Nat.
Sbllkrct
and
The
Victor
Orchestra
213M
Alto
the
latest
lied
Sal
reewtit
bg
fmmom
Vfcter
Arlislt
m
iiii
J
alWIna
M
.u
hint
t--
MOST
P
EOPtEKNOW
These
Things
Already
your
pi-f
aipuon
filled
at
Ormea
is
to
know
that
i.
nt
are
xactly
those
your
doctor
ordered,
that
they
;tv.t
and
!
le
t
obtainable
that
the
meaaaretnents
.!
rorrect.
that
she
dir.
penning
li
done
at
all
timea
:
M-d
pharmacist.
:
YOUR
PKESl'RIITION
TO
ORMBS
Qrmes
IM.
7ic
Ptoneer
Dntgut.sts
HICD
WE
V
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
H
1,200
(LOOK
at
YOUR
CLOTHES
EVERYONE
ELSE
DOES
i-riiiK
stock
.f
High
Grade
Men's
Wear
la
now
here.
f
UritonV
finest
woollens
from
which
to
choose
,,kr
suit"
tailored
to
your
measure
by
Canada's
fore-builders
"Society
Brand."
Obey
That
Impulse
Do
it
Today
THOR
JOHNSON
"TRY
A
Nll
TONIGHT"
BESTOQJRABLE
I
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"U-'
OrigbTl
"l
!th.
Label
-look
for
It
Veader;.
ad
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE
it
"
i.dvertiaement
i
not
publif-hml
or
displayed
by
the
i-'quor
Control
Board
or
by
lb'
Oovernmer.
British
Columbia
LABOR
COUNCIL
HOLDS
MEETING
WAS
VliltY
I.AKUh
A
ITKMtANCK
VAIIIOl
X
MATTKItiy
Of
I.OCAL
1XTEKKKT
DIKCl
sEI)
AT
"ATHEItl.Mi
There
was
a
very
large
attendance
of
delegate
at
the
regular
monthly
rneet-
l
oi
tn
PiUnoe
Rupert
Trades
&
Labor
Council
which
was
held
last
night
In
Carpentere'
Hall.
President
3.
D.
Macdonald
occupied
the
chair
and
considerable
business
was
taken
up
pertaining
to
the
welfare
of
labor
in
the
city.
Support
was
given
a
proposltfcn
from
B.
Clark
of
Chicago
who
Is
Issuing
a
Union
labor
chart
In
this
city.
Mo
action
was
taken
In
regard
to
a
letter
frcm
the
International
Bible
Students'
Association
which
sought
oo-operation
in
lis
fight
against
the
ban
placed
upon
It
for
radio
broadcasting
by
the
federal
government.
The
com
munication
was
received
and
filed.
A
letter
from
the
Canadian
branch
of
the
League
of
Nations
requesting
cooperation
In
putting
over
a
drive
lor
membership
was
concurred
In
and
toe
local
council
will
give
all
the
sup
port
possible
to
the
campaign.
It
was
decided
to
meet
with
a
re
quest
from
the
Dominion
Labor
Re
search
Buieau
for
support
Membership
will
ik
taken
In
the
organization
for
six
month
as
an
experiment.
A
report
wss
received
from
the
Bakers'
Union
eta
tin
x
thst
all
three
bakeries
in
the
city
had
recently
sign
ed
up
with
the
Union
but
that
one
was
not
living
up
to
the
agreement.
The
secretary
will
communicate
with
the
particular
shop
Id
question
and.
unless
the
agreement
is
adhered
to.
It
will
be
placed
on
the
unfair
list.
The
Plumtxri'
Union
reported
sue
oese
In
a
recent
strike
designed
to
force
a
wage
scale
of
SO
per
day.
The
Carpenters'
Union
reported
that
negotiations
were
bring
successfully
carried
out
with
a
view
to
having
the
lecal
wage
scale
raised
from
$7
to
17.
SO
per
day.
A
committee
was
appointed
to
look
into
a
ease
under
the
Workmen's
Com-
fansattou
Act
arising
out
of
a
recent
accident
on
one
of
the
grain
boats
at
the
elevator.
The
secretary
wss
authorized
to
com
municate
with
the
management
of
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co
t.
sawmill
at
Seal
Ccve
requesting
that
as
many
white
men
as
possible
be
employed
In
I
plant.
THE
LOUVRE'S
ANNIVERSARY
MKTHItAV
MALI:
f
KMKNTIMi
DUI
r'KIEMIHHIP
WD
MAKIMi
MAXV
MSW
OSBs
AT
POM
-
lam
ftMorriMi
(
t:TRC
The
First
Adversary
Sale
at
The
Louvre
la
proving
to
be
a
very
Interesting
event
to
the
ladles
of
Prince
Bupert
and
this
store
has
been
one!
busy
place
since
the
Anniversary
Sale
started.
Quality
goods
make
an
appeal
to
most
people.
So
do
sale
prices.
And
The
Louvre's
combination
of
real
quality
goods
and
real
sale
prices
makes
an
appeal
that
ladies
do
respond
to.
The
numbers
who
have
been
in
our
store
from
day
to
day
Indicate
that
The
Louvre
has
won
its
place
as
premier
shopping
centre.
And
this
premier
place
has
been
won
by
offering
to
our
customers
quality
goods
cauy
with
prices
always
moderate.
nils,
our
first
Anniversary
Sale,
how-1
ever.
Is
an
occasion
when
The
Louvre
has
surpassed
Its
former
reoaros
with
regard
to
prices.
Just.
ask
any
of
our
many
customers
who
have
visited
the
store
since
this
sale
commenced.
9u
example,
we
have
a
few
copies
of
a
French
model--a
printed
silk
with
scarf
and
hat
.
to
match
an
an
semble
would
ordinarily
sell
at
asjo.
Our
Anniversary
Sale
.
prise
is
A1S.1S.
Wo
have
also
Kasha
ensemble
suite
dress
and
long
coat
in
navy
blue
and
other
eclors
at
prices
from
S33.00.
These
wonderful
values
are
ordinary
instances
of
The
Louvrsfs
Anniversary
ale
prices.
If
by
any
chance
vou
bare
not
visit
ed
The
Louvre
aluoe
our
first
Anniver
sary
aaie
commenced,
do
not
allow
the
opportunity
to
do
so
to
pam
before
this
sale
closes.
Your
visit
will
save
you
money
and
we
will
have
another
satisfied
cuatoaW.
Advt.
in
ONLY
LIVE
WIRES
NEED
APPLY
Here
Is
a
real
opivnrt
unity
for
some
live
man
to
make
money
An
I
have
SOCVed
.fhlo
lareer
premises
all
mvtlme
Is
going
to
be
taken
tip
there.
'And
on
that
sectuht
won
in
ii.
the
7S
TAXI.
whleh
includes
two
gases.
Sedan's,
aa
good
a
new
and
stand,
opposite
Bu
pert
Hotel.
Or
would
consider
proposition
with
right
man.
.
Do
not
over-
It
this.
See
me.
Joe
Brown,
The
Tsfl
Man.
Ill
.:tjst)ryP'
i.i0
t
.
Ofn
HosdorTjIooee
HaU.
Friday.
fay
U
"Women
of
Moosrlienrt
Lrglun
Child-
en's
Masquerade.
May
'S.
Are
You
a
Mason?"
by
Players'
Club.
Mty'
tl
and
S3
in
West
holme.
Legion
Plonk
June
10.
Meo
Plc'Uc,
Juits
24.
Local
and
Personal
Tommy's
Taxi.
Phone
671.
Ladies'
Taxi
Service.
Phone
229.
113
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
K.
Goes.
Phone
6B8
Skating
dally,
3
to
and
8
to
10.
tf
byro
lioedowu,''Mtt
11
Admission
15c.
Ill
Get
the
Big
4
habit"
Wbsn
tblntlni
of
a
Taxi,
pnona
4.
tf
Rebekah's
bridge,
whist
and
dance,
Wednesday,
May
16.
For
a
Taxi
Phone
3M.
Oscar
Hanson.
Brand,
Central
Hotel.
tf
Work
started
this
morning
for
the
Black
estate
of
reahingllng
the
post-office
bulldinng.
Children's
fancy
silk
dreasca
at
half
price
Saturday
and
Monday.
Mrs.
Field.
209
Second
Street.
m
Mrs.
F.
Brocbu
returned
to
the
city
on
the-
Catdena
this
morning
from
a
rip
to
Vancouver.
A.
K.
Bright
of
the
Government
Tele
graphs
service
will
sail
from
here
on
be
Princess
Alice
tomorrow
morning
for
Whlteborse.
CPJl
steamer
Princes
Alice.
Capt.
rhmnas
Cliff,
northbound
from
Van
couver
to
Alaska
ports,
is
due
to
arrive
Uere
from
the
south
about
nine
o'clock
tomorrow
morning.
At
the
scboolboard
meeting
last
night
a
letter
in
regard
a
course
far
teachers
under
the
department
of
naval
defense
was
read
and
will
be
taken
up
with
those
interested.
Rev.
W.
H.
Pierce,
United
Church
minister
at
Port
tail
ng
ton
was
a
pas
senger
aboard
the
Cantons
this
morn
ing
bound
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
attend
a
church
oaofsrence.
Passengers
arriving
in
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Catdena
this
morning
included
J.
Stanley
Mercer,
Mr.
Elliott.
W.
Quinn,
Poster
WlUan,
Mrs.
T.
Brochu
and
A.
Van
Baael.
At
the
meeting
of
the
school
board
last
night
the
resignation
of
Dr.
Tre-Sseyne
as
medical
health
officer
was
accepted
and
it
was
decided
to
advert
1st
for
an
cfneer
to
take
his
place.
Reservations
for
"Are
Tou
a
Mason?'
cpeo
st
8
o'clock
Monday
morning.
May
14.
at
Ormea.
Mo
seats
reserved
bet
ore
that
tune.
So
be
at
Ormea
early
Monday
to
be
sure
of
A
good
seat
C.'oiH-rrt
In
WrMlmlme
Tlmtlre.
Muiidat,
e
immrtwg
at
9:1
X
Mr.
H.
Y
Hraeakntby.
MhM
:
MK
N'l'SVc
Laarrtw.
vlolinsvl;
s-phone
aastteUe.
l'oikWhH
at
the
Lieut,
col.
and
Mrs.
neglsjatd
UOale
and
family
of
Smlthera
will
arrive
in
the
city
on
Sunday
afternoon
a
train
from
the
interior
and
sail
that
night
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
a
trip
to
Victoria.
.
Dominion
OstiaUMs
A.iJ.
watklnaon
wiled
last
night
on
the
Prince
Oeort
for
Vancouver
having
in
lus
custody.
Alfred
Innra.
s
aaUve
mental
patient
who
will
be
placed
in
the
asylum
st
John
Preecott,
charged
with
theft
bv
stsbsi
Thcenpeon.
elected
for
trial
in
County
Court
ysstatday
after
noon
before
Judge
Young
and
not
guilty.
The
esse
this
A
nuatber
of
Hasei
on
acvgSa
will
be
arriving
in
the
city
from
Use
interior
on
Sunday
after
ikwii'i
tram
t
estltbet
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Tan-rouver.
Among
them
VJB
be
Mrs
Landglanda
and
child.
Mrs.
C.
V
Smith
and
John
Newtek.
P.
W.
Knewsttibb.
one
of
the
en
glneers
for
the
Water
Branch
of
the
provincial
government
who
Is
conduct'
irg
hydro
-electric
power
surveys
in
the
district,
sailed
last
niiii
eat
the
Prince
George
far
Victoria
on
Offiolal
duties.
He
wul
be
returning
north
soon.
.
union
steamer
Cardeaa,
Capt.
A
Johnstcne.
arrived
In
port
at
S:IS
thla
morning
from
the
nouth
and
sailed
spout
an
hour
later
to
mabfpr
calls
In
the
Naas
River.
wheMphJRjnaBlre-
Wirn,
to
port
to
sail
atPSliaijer.
saw
on
ner
return
qgjttltBVWe
aad
waypolnts.
At
tlie
sclKmiboard
aNreAing
last
night
n
report
received
of
m
child
being
hurt
at
tlie
Oyro
Maynound
adjoining.
The
apparatus
had
been
left
out
all
whiter
and
Was
not
In
good
condition
While
the
rah
(HI
i
nil
disclaimed
reapoiuiibiiity
it
waa
sug-Keated
that
the
apparatus
abOUld
be
houwvt
durlnc
the
wintei
or
thoroughly
(jvuuuulcd
a.ii
.-.i-.'iui.
P
O
R
ALL
Dom
nson
meat
Retch
ford,
sou
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Ratchiord
is
in
trve
hospital
where
he
was
operated
on
Wednesday
for
appendlclUs.
Poster
WlUan
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Cardans
this
morning
from
a
business
trip
to
Ocean
Falls.
He
board
ed
the
steamer
at
Mamu.
Rev.
A.
Wilson,
pastor
of
the
local
United
Church,
will
saU
Sunday
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
attend
conference.
The
frog
totem
from
the
Naas
Blver.
which
wui
go
to
a
museum
st
Toronto,
waa
sent
east
aboard
a
special
flat
car
attached
to
a
freight
train
this
morning.
J.
Fred
Ritchie
sailed
by
the
Prince
Qeorge
last
night
on
his
return
to
Vic
toria
after
having
spent
a
couple
of
Says
in
the
city.
Mrs.
Ritchie
a
UI
te
the
south.
CJJU
steamer
Princes
Royal.
Capt.
Mrs.
Jack
Clapoerton
and
votuuf
anV-
M
Vancouver
and
way
daughter,
who
have
besa
Matting
tap"-
u
Sue
to
arrive
at
four
o'clock
the
dtv
tar
ts
east
tan
m.
wtthiuua
anernoon
ana
win
sail
on
ner
re-
Mrs
Clanoerton-a
father4n-law.
am
south
at
10
pjn
AKsjmenan.
win
return
to
Sfaeorge
on
tomorrow
morning's
train.
thi.www,
u
is.
h.
Nstieiaai
AMQBS,
TbfJE
TAILOR.
SIVTN
ST.
Come
ts
and
e
our
new
asaak
of
JtogUah
and
Scotch
aoolleoa.
Syiclsl
line
of
fine
tweeda
and
'i
avalsas
for
ladles'
suiu.
Stop
and
we
Ottr
window
display,
of
man's
suiu
tor
istyw
1U
itiiy
atM
I
He
passsr
la
iwrilMHy
iHVHvd
to
vMt
the
Vtlmer
Kilt
HeweMI
Heapltal
between
tlie
Ihmm
of
three
and
five
Rev.
William
Moaee.
United
Church
minister
at
Kltlmaat,
Is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Cardana
going
through
to
Vancouver
where
he
will
attend
eon-
ease.
He
hoarded
the
steamer
at
Sutsdale.
JIMOIl
HMITIIAM.
A
Junior
League
footltall
K'"ne
will
he
played
tomorrow
afternoon
with
teams
as
foUows:
Borden
Street
School
fl
Kanaya.
J.
Pyle,
P.
Fisher.
H.
Morgsn.
P.
Vaacber.
A.
Hardy,
c.
Smith.
R
Pong.
J
Naka-
sooto
(captain).
P.
Chenoaki
H
WU-
.
Spares,
O.
Dlbb.
D.
Ainey,
8.
Ptoher
and
T.
Dungate.
1
Booth
Memorial
School
T
SmttlK
R.
ColUaon
(captain).
R.
Nelson.
M
CoJual,
ft.
Ollker.
W
Cross.
W.
Walters.
H.
Dickens.
T.
Bussanlrh.
J
Wood.
O.
Wlngharn.
Spares.
R.Franks.
R
Thomas,
B.
Oaniaron
and
A.
Ivaraon.
IV
I
IK
AT
YUMTEllllAY
VAKCOOVBF
May
11
-Tlie
puce
Of
wheat
closed
yeaterdsy
at
157;,.
M'MIAL
AXMUINCKMKNT
All
coats
in
the
store
offered
special
reduced
prices.
Mr-
If.
Parker.
The
Exclusive
Ladle
Ki
lo-wesr.
210
Sixth
Street
Advertise
Ui
U
Daily
Msws.
111
VOUR
FL.OOR.S
Floor
Beauty
That
All
Can
Afford
f
ih9
imoii
Limthmm
BEAUTIFUL
Dominion
Linoleum
is
surprisingly
low
in
price.
Distinguish
your
living
and
dining
rooms
with
it
Tone
up
bedrooms
with
its
cosy
charm.
Let
it
brighten
the
kitchen
and
hall.
Dominion
Linoleum
corns
in
widths
up
to
twelve
feet
and
is
quick
and
easy
to
lay.
Put
it
in
your
home
tbia
spring,
to
stay,
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