I
I
fAGF!
SIX
THE
DAILT,
NEWS
Laundry
Washed
GIotheS-Are
Not
Rubbed
YOU
know
how
you
douse
your
dainty
lingerie
up
and
down
in
a
bowl
of
sudsy
water
.
.
that's
the
way
your
clothes
are
washed
in
a
modern
laundry.
They
arc
not
rubbed
or
scrubbed
but
are
gently
swished
back
and
forth
in
warm
filtered
rainsoft
water
until
the
pure
soap
actually
foams.
Every
particle
of
dirt
is
loosened
without
unduly
leadening
the
tensile
strength
of
the
fabric.
Then
come
many
rinses
of
rainsoft
water
so
that
your
laundry
washed
clothes
not
only
look
and
feel
clean
but
are
scientifically
clean.
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cfeaners
l'hone
8
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
amrKKmtm
mam
m
twua
kwu
in
mutter
mnurmttnu
ftps
.SaY'TtMsClt
"lUittl
Is
your
child
ready
for
the
next
School
season,
equipped
with
health,
to
take
best
advantage
of
the
instruction
?
Your
Nerves
Control
Your
Health
W.
C.
ASPINALL
CHIROPRACTOR
6
Exchange
Block
Green
211
NavySiiits
and
Ensemble
Suits
yemers
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
St
Telephone
637.
Radio
Radio
Aa
well
ss
specialising
on
the
No.
17
Radiola,
we
wish
to
draw
your
attention
to
the
Radiola
No.
18.
It
Is
another
of
the
up-to-date,
last
alx
months
models,
a
"sis
tube
receiver.
Price,
less
Radiotrons
....
S
8S.0I)
Price,
with
Radlotrona
.
.
(111.88
Price,
complete
with
Radio-trous
and
100A
Loudspeaker
8133.78
t
W.
CHANDLER
Exclusive
Wholesale
Dealer
tor
Office:
116
Sixth
St.
Box
048
Iftete
Ka
pert,
B.C.
Santageof
!
national
line
AMi;itICAN
SIIII'S
HAVE
TO
LOWtlt
KATKtt
TO
COMPETE
WITH
CANADIAN'S
NEW
YORK,
April
16.
Reduction
o
rates
$1.00
a
ton
on
T
automobile
ped
from
New
York
to
Australia
was
nounoed
by
the
Roosevelt
Steamship
Lines,
operating
the
American-Austra
lian
Line
for
the
Shipping
Board:
by
Punch.
Ed
ye
&
'Company,
operating
the
Ounard
cervloe,
and
by
Norton.
Lllley
&
Company,
agents
(or
the
Ellerman
Line.
It
waa
Indicated
that
a
further
reduction
will
be
made
If
competition
with
the
Canadian
Merchant
Marine
demands
it.
The
revision
of
rate
la
the
result
of
a
preferential
tariff
in
effect
In
Australia,
under
which
the
port
of
shipment
U
considered
the
point
of
origin
of
motor
cars
so
long
as
the
port
la
In
British
territory,
while
the
city
in
which
the
cars
are
manufactured
is
the
point
of
origin
when
the
city
la
In
territory
other
than
British
Detroit
manufacturers,
the
American
shipping
man
say.
ship
their
can
across
tne
Can
adlan
border
at
a
small
charge,
and
thence
to
Montreal,
where
they
are
load
ed
aboard
ships
of
the
Canadian
Mer
chant
Marina.
(UKioiir
is
Allium
Were
these
cars
shipped
to
New
Yore,
the
logical
paint,
and
then
loaded
ou
ahlpa
for
transfer
to
Australia.
the
freight
cost
from
Detroit
to
New
York
would
be
added
to
the
cost
of
the
car
a
estimated
for
the
tariff
at
Australia.
it
Is
ssld.
When
shipped
via
Montreal
the
freight
cost
from
Detroit
Is
not
considered.
The
carriers
operating
from
New
York
estimate
that
the
difference
brought
about
by
this
condition
Is
about
11.00
a
ton.
and
with
no
chanxe
In
the
basis
of
the
tariff
apparent
they
have
agreed
that
a
lower
freight
rate
1
tte
solution.
HALIBUT
PRICES
ARE
STILL
LOW
TOTAL
OF
:jtM)
rolNUS
M01.ll
AT
ITSII
EXfTIIANCIE
WITH
lOJc
AMI
Sc
111(111
Kill
Halibut
price
at
the
local
Pish
Exchange
this
morning
averaged.
If
anything,
a
little
lower
than
those!
which
were
paid
on
8aturdsy.
Then
American
vessels
sold
161.500
pound
at
bids
ranging
from
9
7c
ard
5c
to
10
Be
and
8c
while
four
Canadians
disposed
of
464)00
pounds
at
from
7.6c
and
5c
to
8.8c
and
Sc.
Four
Canadian
vessels
are
holding
over
with
57.000
pounds
In
the
hope
that
the
morrow
will
bring
TOXEMIA
MONDAY
HEALTH
TALK
by
R.
E.
EY0LPS0N,
D.C,
rh.c.
Toxemia
is
brought
on
from
enervation,
which
checks
the
elimination
of
the
waste-products
of
tissue-change
the
broken-down
waste-products
of
the
body
are
retained
in
the
blood.
This
we
call
Toxemia.
When
the
accumulated
toxin
up
to
the
saturation
point,
a
crisis
takes
place;
which
means
that
a
vicarious
elimination
occurs.
We
call
these
crisis:
colds,
tonsilitis,
bronchitis,
pneumonia,
or
some
of
the
other
of
the
four
hundred
so-called
diseases.
The
enervation
that
checks
elimination
is
brought
on
by
a
disturbance
in
balance
of
nerve
energy.
The
primary
cause
is
pressure
on
spinal
and
sympathetic
nerve
trunks,
inhibiting
the
normal
amount
of
nerve
impulses
to
the
internal
organs
and
glands.
Therefor,
normal
distribution
of
nerve
energy
means
HEALTH.
Disturbed
balance
of
nerve
energy
spells
SICKNESS,
in
which
ease
CONSULT
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
CHIROPRACTOR
623
Third
Avenue
West
l'hone!
Office:
Illue
85.
Residence:
Ulack
252.
For
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies,
Bulk-ley
Valley
Hay
and
Grain,
Seeds,
Fertilizer
and
COAL,
call
up
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
Sick
Headaches!
Heart
Weakness!
Dizziness!
Ended
by
"Fruit-a-tives"
MRS.
FRANCOIS
VALCOtRT
St.
Gabriel
I-.i.r,
P.O.
"I
v.ish
to
inform
you
how
grateful
I
am
for
your
wonderful
"Fruit
-;i-tives."
1
was
always
bothered
with
dizziness,
weakness
of
the
heart
and
terrible
headaches.
After
taking
only
three
boxes
I
was
entirely
relieved
and
now
feci
like
a
new
person."
Mrs.
Francois
Yalcourt.
No
other
medicine
corrects
the
action
of
bowels,
stomach,
liver
and
kidneys
in
the
same
natural
and
lasting
way,
because
Fruit-a-tives
is
made
only
of
fresh
fruit
juices
blended
with
health-building
tonics.
You
cannot
help
but
benefit
from
using
it.
Give
it
a
trial.
25c
and
50c
at
all
druggists.
better
prices.
Arrivals
today
were
as
follows:
A.MF.KICAN
Yakutat,
36.000
pounds,
and
Arctic,
16,000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
9.7c
and
Sc.
Rainier.
36.000
pounds.
Atlln
Fisher
ies.
9
8c
and
5c.
Brunvcl.
11.600
pounds,
Booth
Fish
eries.
10.4c
and
6c.
Coolidge.
18,000
pounds.
Atlln
FUh-
crtcs.
10.4c
and
6c.
Bravo,
8.000
pounds.
Pacific
Fisher
lea.
104c
and
6c.
Star,
11.000
pounda,
and
Betty.
11
,000
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries,
10.5c
and
6c.
Reliance
I..
17.060
pounds,
and
Caroline.
6.000
pounda.
Booth
FUbertsa.
104c
and
Sc.
CANADIAN
Cape
Beale.
16.000
pounds.
Canadian
Plata
at
Cold
Storage
Co,
74c
and
Sc.
Livingstone
II.,
15.000
pounds,
and
impereure.
10.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
at
Cold
Storage
Co..
84c
and
5c.
Zeballos.
5.500
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
at
Cold
Storage
Co
.
84c
and
6c.
IIOUHMl
OVFK
Tramp.
18400
pounds;
Verna.
7.000
pounds'.
Be
una.
8.000
pounds;
Prosperity
A.
24.008
pcundv
HKI)
SALMON
Ads
2,700
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries
17.1c.
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
at
Towing
Co.'s
power
tug
Salvage
Princess
arrived
In
port
this
mcrninjr
from
the
North
Arm
of
Porcher
Island
with
a
boom
of
k
for
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.'s
sawmill
at
Seal
Cove.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALK.
WICKBR
BABY
CAB
rlage.
clean,
Ouoo
painted,
good
Ursa
and
springs,
perfect
condition,
81644.
Apply
Mrs.
Pack.
Phone
Black
166.
TIMBER
SALE
X9693.
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
80th
day
oi
April,
1828.
in
the
office
of
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,
the
Licence
X8083,to
cut
3,003.000
F.BJ.1
of
Spruce.
Hemlock'.
Balsam
and
Cedar
on
an
area
situated
at
head
of
Kynoch
Bay.
Kynoch
Inlet,
being
a
portion
of
Lot
800,
Range
I,
Coast
District.
Three
tS)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
auction
in
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester
Victoria
B.C
or
District
Pores-ter.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X378G
Sesled
Tenders
will
be
received
by
l
he
Minister
of
Lands
st
Victoria.
B.C.,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
XSrd
day
of
April.
1838.
for
the
purchase
of
License
3(8786.
to
cut
3.120.000
F.B
M
of
Balsam.
Hemlock.
Spruce
and
Oedsr
on
an
area
situated
on
Rosooe
Inlet,
mouth
of
Noota
River.
Range
3.
Coast
District.
Three
(3i
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria.
B.C..
or
District
Forester,
Ptinee
Rupert.
B.C.
"ituiid
at."
Mrs.
Linfoot's
Letter
f
IT
TT1
i
T
Iff
1
JtoMMTEt,
"l
fiad
Pacific
Milk
is
the
best
1
evai
fftfed
And
I
have
tried
all
briim.
It
is
tl
cal.
Ek
use
where
milk
Is
Mrs.
Lin
foot,
d."
nomi
rything
Rose
Cottage,
Elkins
Point.
Gambler
Island,
Bent
this
letter
in
the
recent
contest.
Many
thanks.
PACIFIC
MILK
tartrle
i
AbboUford
,inl
LUurr,
11.1'.
nulla
iu
."
Moose
lodges
hold
memorial
Mi:.MOItY
OF
l)E(XASKI)
MEMIiEKS
IIOVOICCI)
AT
I.MPKKSSlVi:
VU'i:
YLSTEItlIVY
Local
lodges
of
the
L
yal
Order
of
Moase
and
Women
of
t
lie
Mooseheart
Icgun
participated
In
fu!l
strength
;.rterdk.y
afternoou
t
mi
Impressive
:iiemcrul
service
for
deceased
members
0.
'
both
organizations
16
late
members
nf
the
Mooe
Lodge
and
four
of
the
Muoaehenrt
Legion.
The
program
was
o
a
large
extent
alaag
ritualistic
line
with
a
number
of
appropriate
muslr-J.i
1.
umbers.
The
ceremonies
took
place
in
'.lie
Moose
Hall.
L.
.R.
Parry,
dictator.
m:d
Jack
Judge,
prelate,
duly
opened
tlie
service,
the
feature
of
which
was
the
flower
ceremony
In
which
the
secretary.
Percy
Cameron,
called
the
names
of
the
deceased
members
three
times.
When
no
reply
waa
made,
the
rgeaat-at-arms.
D.
C.
Schubert,
placed
a
flower
In
the
liter
In
each
case.
The
oration
was
j
given
by
B.
U.
Simpson
and
the
pro-!
gram
Included
vocal
'H
by
Mrs.
F.
I
W.
Allen.
8.
'A.
McPher.vjn.
and
Mrs.
Swanson;
a
trombone
sulo
by
W.
H.
Derry.
a
violin
and
plana
duet
by
Misses
J
Holly
and
Nellie
Lawrence.
Hymns;
were
"Lead.
Kindly
Light"
and
"Nearer
My
Qod
to
Thee."
The
order
of
service
for
the
Women
of
Mooseheart
Legion
wss
In
charge
of
the
senior
regent,
Mrs.
Helen
Nlckeraon,
'
and
chaplain,
Mrs.
Bllzabeth
Slaggard.
:
Miss
Bessie
Derry
contributed
to
the
program
with
a
vocal
solo
ss
well
as
other
artists.
Mrs.
H-
O.
Braser
was
accom
panist
and
hymns
were
"When
Our
Heads
are
Boned"
and'Ablde
With
Me."
There
was
also
the
flower
ceremony.
In
the
evening,
member
of
both
men'
and
women's
lodges
hsd
their
annual
church
parade
from
the
hall
to
First
United
Church
Where
Rev.
A.
Wilson
preached
an
appropriate
sermon.
About
fifty
members
participated
in
the
?hurch
parade
which
was
marshalled
by
O.
C.
Schubert.
FIRE
AT
CASA
LOMASATURDAY
IVi:
LOST
I.IVKM
AMI
OTIIKKS
MAY
HIE
UI1
XT
OF
APARTMENT
I
1
IILAZE
WINNIPEG
April
16
The
death
list
from
Caaa
Loma
fire
of
Saturday
stood
yesterday
at
five
with
seven
injured
tn
the
hospital,
one
probably
fatally
and
many
outers.
Including
men.
women
and
ebUdren
recervinf
minor
injuries.
The
dead
are
W
F
McNeil.
Oregorou
Reeks.
Mm.
p.
Hamilton.
Mrs.
W.
F.
Oasler
and
Oeorge
Douglas.
Mrs.
Heake.
whose
husband
Is
dead,
is
not
espected
to
survive.
She
fractured
both
her
legs
and
rt
is
possible
her
back
Is
broken
The
seriously
Injured
In
addition
to
Mrs.
K.
Heake.
were
Qecrge
Thorpe.
87.
caretaker:
David
Teddkau.
district
fire
chief:
Mrs.
R.
Vandewater.
L.
C.
Brown,
Oeorge
Douglas.
SO:
Mrs.
M.
McNeil.
SO;
Mrs.
O
Alea.
Originating
in
the
straight
elevator
shaft
at
the
rear
of
the
building,
the
flames
quickly
spreadkto
'
the
top
floor
and
many
tenants
fere
trapped
ou
third,
fourth
and
fifth
floors.
Boon
the
exits
were
completely
cut
off
and
heavy
black,
smoke
filled
the
hall-'
way
and
rooms
Caught
in
a
building
not
equipped
with
fire
escapes
the
tenants
were
fored
to
the
windows.
LOGGING
DEALS
SOUTHERN
B.C.
TIMUKIt
AT
IIWtltlMIV
LAKE
AMI
AT
COWICIIAN
LAKE
Ml
Lit
IOK
III
UE
SIMS
VANCOUVRR.
April
18
A
B.
Craw
ford
Lodging
Co.
Ltd.
has
purchased
from
the
Harrison
Lake
Timber
Co.
780.000.000
feet
of
standing
fir
in
the
vicinity
of
Harrison
Lake
at
a
cost
of
approximately
two
million
dollars,
ac
cording
to
an
announcement
made
Saturday.
O.
S.
Morrison
of
Seattle
Is
the
secrtaary
of
the
purchasing
com
pany.
Cutting
rights
on
timber
in
Lot
78
Cowlchan
Lake
estimated,
to
contain
be
tween
alx
and
seven
Sundred
million
board
feet,
has
been
purchased
by
the
McDonaM-Murpby
Logging
Co.
in
con
junction
with
John
Sehroeder
Lumber
Co.
of
Milwaukee
from
the
North
Amerl
can
Timber
Holding
Company
of
Chi
tago.
Approximately
two
million
dollars
u
involved
In
the
deal.
IVIItlXllftH
ItKI'OKT
K
a-m.
Dlgby
Island
Overeatt.
calm;
barometer,
38.70;
temperature.
44;
ses
smooth.
Deed
Tree
Point
Raining.
Mght
southeast
wind;
barometer,
88.62;
.
temperature.
44;
ses
smooth.
Bull
Harbor-
Part
cloudy,
light
southwest
wind;
barometer,
98.54;
,
tempera
ture.
48;
light
swell;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Uar.uma.
View
Cove
for
Seattle.
880
miles
from
Seattle;
8
pa.
spoke
steamer
Admiral
Sogers,
Ketchikan
for
Seattle.
880
miles
from
Seattle;
S
pa.
spoke
steamer
Oriffoo.
Slubber
Bay
for
Anyox.
480
miles
from
Anyos;
8
p.m.
spuni
steamer
Indian
CWj.
bound
tor
Prince
Rupert.
748
mile
from
Prince
Report;
8
pm.
spoke
steamer
Yukon.
Seattle
for
Ketchikan.
807
miles
from
Ketchikan;
4
aja.
spoke
steamer
Princess
I
WHIM
I
III
1
I
I
I
H.
S.
Wall
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
ST.A1'LB
DEPARTMENT
Table
Oilcloth,
2
yards
for
"
Oilcloth
Squares
for
table
!"
Unbleached
Cotton,
3G
in,
5
yards
1K?
Striped
Flannelette,
good
quality,
35
-
inches
wide,
4
yards
for
Heavy
grade
Middy
Twill,
White.
Khaki,
Navy,
2
yards
for
Khaki
Shining
Flannel.
Vn
yarda".
...
IWf
Ture
Linen
Towelling,
Striped
Border,
5
yarda
for
I-V
(
heck
Tea
Towelling,
6
yards
for
Of
Cretonnes
in
new
designs,
3
yards
for
l)."5f
Japanese
Cotton
Crepes
in
a
full
range
of
colors,
5
yards
for
Ginghams
in
a
nice
range
of
Plaids
and
Stripes,
34
in.,
4
yards
for
i"f
Krinkle
Colored
Crepe
tn
plain
or
figured
in
White,
reach,
link.
etc..
3
IKc
Colored
Dress
Voiles
in
Pink,
Blue,
Peach,
Sand,
etc.,
yards
for
l-"0
Hemstitched
Pillow
Slips,
full
bleached,
42
inch,
pair
!"P
SCAKVBS
Creiw
de
Chine
Figured
Scarves
in
Mauve.
Copenhagen,
Peach,
Pink,
Jade,
etc.,
12
by
45,
each
."f
Ladies'
and
Gent's
Silknit
Scarves
in
various
colorings,
each
1"
CORSET
DEPARTMENT
Children's
Ferris
Waists,
sites
7
to
12
years,
each
!)"
Ladies'
Corsets
Some
lines
we
are
clearing
2
for
D-'r
95c
Phone
J
Alice,
sbeam
North
Island,
southbound.
8
am.
spoke
steamer
Princess
Sua,
si
Cast
Inlet,
southbound.
NOOX
Olgby
Island.
Overcast,
calm:
temperature,
SS:
barometer.
8870;
ses
smooth:
8
ajn.
epoke
molorsblp
Salvage
Prlnceas,
abeam
Oenn
Island,
bound
for
Prince
Rupert
wltt.
logs:
10:80
am.
spoke
steamer
Catala.
left
Atycx,
northbound.
Dead
Tree
Point.
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
3948:
temperature.
44;
sea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor
-Cloudy,
light
north
wind;
barometer.
28.50;
temperature.
88;
sea
moderate;
8
ajn.
apo
er
Prince
Joan.
Allison
Marber
Harbor.
ao
miles
from
Rose
Harbor.
S
ajn.
spofte
steamer
ntnoa
stuperv
m
Mllbank
Sound,
southbound.
1VEATIIF.K
liEI'illlT.
Prince
Ru
pert
.
Overoast,
calm.
temp.
Ha
yi
port.
Light
wind,
raining.
Port
Simpson
Part
cloudy.
tamp.
0.
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
Rosswood.
cloudy,
ealm,
Aiyansh.
Cloudy,
calm.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
40.
41.
41.
temp.
48.
Stewart.
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
6.
Rase!
ton.
Cloudy,
windy,
temp.
88
Smlthers.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
88.
Burns
Lake.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
80
(Ighth
Cabin.
Cloudy,
south
wind
temp.
80.
Echo
Lake.
Cloudy,
south
wind.
Telegraph
Creek.
Cloudy,
north
wind,
temp.
30.
SO.
Atlln
Clear.
North
wind,
temp
13
Whitehorse.
Clear,
south
wind,
temp
Oarmacks
Cloudy,
north
wind,
temp
18.
Dawson.
Clear,
calm.
4
below.
Of
the
passengers
who
leave
American
continental
porta
for
Burope,
It
is
found
that
-nearly
11
are
Canadians,
nearly
10
are
foreigners
iwturnlng
to
Europe
after
a
visit
to
America
and
Canada,
nearly
88
are
immigrants
returning
to
their
native
lauds
and
a
little
over
80
are
strictly
American
tourists.
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
John
L.
Christie
returaisl
to
t!
on
the
Catala
yesl
a
bmlnees
trip
W
D.
Smith
of
the
C.N.R.
electrics)
department
arrived
In
the
city
from
Smlthera
on
yesterday
afternoon
'a
train.
Monday,
Aj-rij
if
ace
Co.
Ltd.
TUESDAY
AND
DRAPERY
SUCTION
Curtain
Nets
in
5
different
designs.
nice
quality,
3
yard
for
K,
Curtain
Scrims
and
Voiles,
i'lnin
uml
Colored
Borders,
Cream
or
Ecru.
6
yards
0.V
Lace
Curtain
Panels
in
several
new
(!
sitfii'
,
frinjred
ends,
each
u.
Washable
Ku$r
in
several
color;
njrs.
J7
by
54.
Very
e
ii-.l.
each
'
,
Window
Sha.Us,
(
;eam
or
Creer..
"S
in
wide,
spring
roller
LADIES'
DEPARTMENT
Ladies'
Crepe
House
Dresses,
prcttih
trimmed,
all
new
colors
and
size
.
each
Indies'
Sleeveless
Combination,
mcii
um
or
spring
weight,
each
!)..
Ladies'
Summer
Vents,
Sleevele.-.x
style.
:l
for
!r
Ladies'
Flannelette
Gowns
'."
Ladies'
Silk
Bloomers
in
Peach,
Yellow.
Mauve,
pair
!"
Silk
Knit
Vests
and
Uplifts
O.v
HOSIERY
Pure
Silk
,
only
a
few
dark
sh-uic
originally
$1.75
per
pair,
to
clei.r.
2
pairs
for
!".
Ladies'
Cotton
Hose,
Brown,
Itlack
or
White,
4
pairs
for
0".
Children's
Cotton
Hose,
Brown,
lllack.
White,
4
pairs
for
iv
Boys'
Hercules
Hose,
sizes
''j
to
II.
Black
only.
3
pairs
for
0-
Boys'
or
Girls'
Turn
Top
Rib
l.i.s'f
Hose.
2
pairs
for
!).
WEDNESDAY
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
95.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
MONDAY
ONLY.
7
and
9
p.m.
The
Law
of
the
Range"
A
first-class
Western
thriller.
Tennis!
thjftllsJ
t(BD'an(flvX
,
I
f
m
m
a
The
grain
ship
Indian
City
should
arrive
bete
by
Wednesday.
Last
night
at
8
o'clock
the
vessel
wss
7
ft)
mUes
distant.
CJ.R.
steamer
Prince
John,
from
Vancouver,
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Is
due
here
Wrdiieoday
oi
Thursday
of
this
weak.
0?
TIM
JleCOY,
JOAN
CRAWFORD.
REX
LEASE.
ROSING,
TEN
EN
HOLT
and
others.
U'tiiJ
-OUR
GANG"
COMEDY
"YALE
VERSUS
HARVARD.
PARAMOUNT
NEWS
slj
Admission
-
35c
and
10c
I
CURE
DIH
ElTiVE
VISION.
DEFECTIVE
III
LNG.
CATARRH
and
other
organic
troubles
by
natui.
methods.
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C.
Phone
131.
Wallace
Block.
Open
Evenin
Tennis!
SEE
OUR
NEW
RACKETS
$7J()
to
$U).0(I
1!28
Balls
arc
in
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
LOOK
at
YOUR
CLOTHES
EVERYONE
EI.SE
DOES
.
Our
spring
stock
of
High
Grade
Men's
Wear
is
now
h.
f.
Hundreds
of
Briton's
finest
woollens
from
which
to
l
"that
spring
suit."
tailored
to
your
measure
by
Canada'
f
i
most
Clothes
builders
"Society
Brand."
Obey
That
Impulse
Do
It
Today
THOR
JOHNSON