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PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.-
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Welcome
Relief
from
i
Tudgery
Thousands
of
modern
home
makers
now
know
the
real
economy
and
welcome
relief
from
drudgery
offered
by
the
modern
laundry.
Instead
of
weary
hours
over
steaming
suds,
their
washday
is
three
minutes
Jong
two
minutes
to
gather
the
soiled
garments,
and
one
minute
to
telephone
us.
THE
LAUNDRY
HOES
IT
BEST
CANADIAN
'LAUNDRY
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
II.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
LADIES'
Battling
Suits
in
JANTZHX
UNIVERSAL
and
PENMAN
make
BATHING
BELTS
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
9
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
Demers
For
your
Smart
Wool
Phone
27
Suit
P.O.
327
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EAKLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
G57.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
RUTH'S
HOMER
YANKEES
WIN
NEW
YORK.
July
19.
With
two
out
In
the
ninth
and
Chicago
leading
eight
to
six,
Ruth
hit
his
36th
homer
with
on
to
win
the
game
for
the
Yankees
oinccxeignt.
'..'
.
iu
f
Settle
1;
SaeMunento
8.
i
6an''
rfandlio"
Si
HbttJ-Wobd
6;
Portland
Si
Oakland
6.
Los
Angeles
B;
Missions
S.
NATIONAL
LEACl'E
Brooklyn
10;
Boston
3.
Cincinnati
11;
Pittsburg
IS.
AMEKICAX
LEACH
E
Chicago
8:
Cleveland
6.
Detroit
1:
New
York
9.
Boston
5:
Philadelphia
S.
TO
.MORGAN
WON
NEW
YQRK.
July
19.
Tod
Morgan,
Junior
lightweight
champion,
got
the
decision
in
a
ten
round
bout
with
Cannon
hall
Martin.
ALASKA
PACK
LAKGE
JUNEAU.
July
19.
Government
re
ports
show
the
Alaska
Salmon
pack
will
be
the
largest
on
record
this
year.
'No
Question'
These
are
the
lowest
prices
in
our
history.
ALL
WOOL
INDIGO
SERGE
23
oz.
Serge,
reg.
$G5,
now
for
ST7
20
oz.
Serge,
reg.
$60,
now
for
SjWO
17
os.
Serge,
reg.
$50,
now
for
.$10
Superfine
Worsteds,
Super
Whipcord,
Foxhound
Tweed
and
Irish
or
Scotch
Tweeds,
etc.
All
finest
quality
materials
at
astonishingly
reduced
prices.
Come
in
today
and
let
us
take
your
measure.
Beat
workmanship
and
fit
guaranteed.
Ling
the
Tailor
817
Second
Ave.
Phone
G49
Don't
forget
our
steam
preHBing
and
cleaning
service.
Suits
called
for
and
delivered
to
any
part
of
the
city.
PHONE
US
TODAY
MUSSALLEM'S
MEAT
DEPT.
SPECIAL
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
Fresh
Killed
Fowl,
per
lb.
2,c
Beef
and
Pork
Sausage,
per
lb
15e
Side
Bacon,
sliced,
per
lb.
4rt
Jellied
Veal,
per
lb
Xif
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
arriving
on
every
boat.
Make
your
purchases
at
M
usual
lera's,
where
prices
and
quality
cannot
be
beat.
DRY
GOODS
We
have
some
of
this
line
left.
You
are
invited
to
look
it
over.
Yard
Goods,
Stockings
and
Socks,
Elastic,
Buttons,
Ribbon
and
Overalls,
Towels,
etc.
These
must
be
sold
regardless
of
cost.
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
117-123
5th
Ave.
East
For
Your
Baby
Everything
choice
and
chic
for
the
new
arrivals.
Coatees,
Ronnctp,,
,
Jlnoteit,,
Jackets,
Shawls,
etc
A
complete
line
of
Baby
Wear
for
your
inspection.
The
"NOBBY"
PATTULLO
TOOK
DEFEAT
WELL
ARDOR
OF
LIREKAIA
DAMPENED
HY
uNEHS
CONSERVATIVES
ELATED
OVEK
GENERAL
VICTORY
Enthusiasm
at
Liberal
committee
rooms
last
night
over
the
return,
.of
Hon.
T.
D.
PattuUo,
minister
of
land,
to
the
legislature
fell
rather
flat
as
the
returns
from
the
rest
of
the
province
Indicating
the
Conservative
landslide.
started
to
come
In.
Oood
feeling,
however,
prevailed
and
from
the
candidate
down,
the
Orlts
proved
good
losers.
A
large
crowd
milled
around
the
rooms
until
midnight,
displaying
keen
interest
In
the
returns.
After
his
election
had
been
assured.
Mr.
PattuUo
made
a
brief
speech
la
the
course
of
which
he
thanked
the
valiant
workers
whose
unsparing
efforts
bad
assisted
In
his
return.
Hi
appreciated
more
than
he
could
express
what
they
had
done.
The
assistance
of
the
ladles
he
particularly
acknowledged.
The
results
In
the
province,
of
course,
cheered
the
Conservatives
even
though
their
popular
local
candidate.
J.
H.
Thompson,
had
been
defeated.
A
large
crowd
also
attended
those
quarters
throughout
the
evening.
At
midnight,
Mr.
Thompson
made
a
brie:
speech.
While
beaten,
he
said,
he
had
nevertheless
had
a
good
time.
He
desired
to
thank
most
heartUy
all
those
who
had
assisted
In
making
a
showing
whloii
was
not
so
bad
after
all.
With
out
the
help
he
bad
been
given,
be
would
never
have
been
able
to
do
so
well.
During
the
evening,
Mr.
PattuUo
called
at
the
Conservative
headquarters
and
renewed
his
feelings
of
friend
ship
with
Mr.
Thompson.
There
were
mutual
congratulations
between
the
two
candidates,
bringing
gracefully
and
happily
to
a
close
one
of
the
cleanest
and
least
bitter
election
campaigns
this
city
has
ever
experienced.
LANDSLIDE
SWEEPS
LIBER
ALS
FROM
POWER
AND
RETURNS
THE
CONSERVATIVES
UNDER
TOLMIE
(continued
from
page
one)
eral.
and
F.
A.
Browne,
Labor;
Conservative
gain
from
Labor.
Oowtehan-Newcastle
C.
P.
Davie.
Conservative
elected,
with
938
majority
In
II
out
of
14
polls
over
Sam
Guthrie.
Labor,
no
change.
Oomox
Election
of
Dr.
O.
K.
Mc-Naughton,
Conservative,
over
J.
W.
McKenale.
Liberal,
conceded,
with
majority
of
about
SO0.
Conservative
gain
over
Independent.
The
IslandsElection
of
Col.
C.
W.
Peek.
V.C
,
Conservative,
over
M.
B.
Jackson.
K.C..
Liberal,
wtth
majority
of
about
424
Is
conceded.
No
change.
North
Okanagan
W.
P.
Kennedy,
Con-
are
advancing
in
price
This
week
we
are
offering
a
limited
supply
of
Fresh
Pullet
Extras
at
per
dozen
iKif
Green
Peas
are
now
arriving
in
splendid
shape.
Price
per
lb.
lOr
'Vegetable
Special!
Your
choice
of
Bunch
Carrots,
Turnips
or
Beets.
Good-sized
bunches,
2
for
or
4
for
25c
See
us
for
your
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetable
re-
quirement$.
We
handle
only
the
best,
and
at
reasonable
prices.
New
Potatoes
will
not
Ue
mueh
I
lower
in
price.
This
week,
9
,
pounds
for
U5f
i
THIS
'
WEEK
Toilet
Rolls,
per
doz
45c
Best
Jap
Rice,
3
lbs.
?
Tapioca,
C
lbs
15c
Sago,
C
lbs
-15c
Pearl
Rarley,
C
lbs
15
;
Heinz
Tomato
Catsup,
reg.
35c,
per
bottle
'Ml?
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit,
2
pkg
25
Horseshoe
Brand
Sockeye
Salmon,
per
tin
4?
FREE
While
they
last
we
will
give
one
cake
of
Bath-brick
free
with
every
purchase
of
Soap
or
Washing
Powder
to
the
value
of
40c.
;
All
varieties
of
Spices,
this
week,
per
tin
10?
Illed
Arrow
Sodas,
none
finer,
.2
pkgs
45p
I
We
also
handle
the
famous
Na-
j
tional
Dog
Biscuit.
,
Salted
Sodas,
per
pkg
10?
Watts'
Grocery
Two
PhoneH
55
arid
56
Shop
here
and
nave
money
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
servatlve.
elected
over
Dr.
P.
D.
Van-Kleek,
Liberal,
with
majority
of
about
400,
no
change
Omtneca
lion.
A.
M.
Manson,
Liberal.
elected
over
Arthur
Shelford.
Conservative,
majority
about
200.
no
change.
Skeena
-Dr.
H.
C.
Wruich.
M.L.A..
Liberal,
elected
over
F
M
Dockrlll,
Con
servative,
majority
ol
nearly
150.
no
change.
Prince
Rupert
Hon.
T.
D.
PattuUo.
believed
elected
over
J.
B.
Thompson.
with
majority
of
about
80:
no
change.
South
Vancouver
J.
W.
Cornett,
Conservative,
elected
with
majority
of
300
over
R.
H.
Neelands,
Labor;
C
W.
Feast.
Liberal
not
figuring
in
contest,
Conservative
gain
from
Labor
Salmon
Arm
Twelve
polls
give
R.
W
Bruhn.
Conservative
majority
of
339
over
James
Smart,
Liberal.
Bruhn's
election
seems
assured.
No
change
Delta
J.
W.
Berry.
Conservative,
elected
over
Alex
Patterson,
Liberal,
with
majority
of
over
300.
Conservative
gain
from
Liberals.
Esquimau
Election
of
R.
H.
Pootey.
Conservative,
over
Mrs.
M
E.
Smith
Liberal,
conceded.
No
change.
Butter
and
Eggs
Are
way
up
in
price
this
week
but
our
price
has
not
changed
from
last
week.
Butter
E.C.D.,
or
Fser
Valley,
2
lb
,
1)5?
Golden
Churn
Butter,
8
lb.
brick
$1.10
Eggs,
Fresh
Extras,
3
doz.
$
1
.-"
Eggs.
Fresh
Firtts,
3
doz.
1.15
Malkin's
Sliced
Peaches,
2's.
8
tins
for
05?
Columbia
Apricots,
2Vg's.
8
tins
for
i)5f
Royal
City
Strawberries,
2's,
8
tins
for
05f
Blue
Mountain
Sliced
Pineapple,
2's,
3
tins
for
I
Of
Libby's
Ripe
Olives,
tin
...
:i5r
Scotch
Malt
Extract,
3
lb.
tin
00?
Dominion
Hops,
's,
pkg.
.
.
t!0r
Picnic
Hum,
6
'4
lb.
site,
each
...
SfiMI
Empire
Back
Baeoai
lb
i"'
Premium
Cookedillum,
lb.
.
.
.
00r
Milan
Salajhi
Sausage,
lb.
.
.
75r
Essex
Cervuiat
SniMttrge,
lb.
.
.
iKi
Fine
Ontari
CheeajUb
Fresh
Jack,
Cheeserlb
500
Camemberjpheese,
jiKg
OOP
reerying...Aieoti,
--per
crate
PJuWjTeWtl!aet(
.
Fine
JcantaloupesT
eauKf
1!0C
and
2."c
All
other
Fruits
and
Vegetables
at
right
prices
Alberta
Market
P.
GAM
HI.
A,
Pioprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
Phone
574
F
hone
45
Grand
Forks
-Oreen
wood
-Dr
C
U
1
Kingston,
Conservative,
elected
over
D.
McPherson.
Liberal,
with
majorit)
ol
about
1000.
Conservative
gain
over
Liberals.
Columbia
Meagre
returns
indicate
elec
tion
of
Hon.
J.
A.
Buckham,
Liberal,
over
E.
i.
Scovll,
Conservative,
no'
Aanalmo
Gworge
Pearson.
Liberal,
elected
with
majority
of
IS
over
Victor
Harrison.
Conservative,
no
change.
Dewdney
Nels
Lougbwed.
Conservative.
probably
elected
over
David
Whiteside.
Liberal,
wltn
targe
majority,
no
change.
j
Bouth
Okanagan
J.
W.
Jones,
Cowc
vatlve,
conceded
aUtitad
over
D.
W.
Sutherland,
Independent
Liberal,
no
change.
Richmond-Point
Qrey
B.
L.
Howe.
Conservative
believed
elected
ever
R.
H.
Carson.
Liberal,
with
substantial
majority.
Conservative
gain
from
Provincial.
Reveietoke
Hon.
Dr.
W.
H.
Sutherland.
Liberal,
elected
over
Adam
Bell.
Conservative,
with
good
majority,
no
change.
Roseland
-Trail
J.
M.
SchofMld.
Con
servative
re-elected,
with
substantial
majority,
over
Don
MaoDonald.
Liberal,
no
change.
Blmllksmeen
W
A.
McKende,
Conser
vative,
conceded
elected
with
majority
of
some
three
hundred
over
C
H.
Tupper,
Liberal,
no
ohanse
Creaton
Fred
Lister,
Oraservatlve
elected
over
F.
Putnam.
Ub.p
ik.
IN
1XIIIIT
Till
MOItNINO
Atlln
T.
W.
Falconer,
Conservative
leading.
Cariboo
Rod
MoKenaie,
Con.,
leading
Fernle
Close,
Uphill.
Labor,
leading
Fort
Oeorg
Burden.
Con
,
leading.
Kamloops
Both
Oolley,
Liberal
and
Mlchell.
Conservative,
claiming
small
majorities,
will
depend
on
absentia
vote.
Kaalo-aiocan
Fit
Immons.
Con.,
load
ing
Leery,
Lib.
UUooet-
Close,
Conservative
leading.
Mackensle
Mlehel
Manson,
Con.,
leading
Heath.
Lib.
North
Vancouver
Ian
McKeiude,
Labor,
leading.
Yale-
Dr.
Olllls.
Libera!
leading.
FELL
FROM
LAUNCH
NEARYANCOUYER
VANOOUVfSR.
July
IB.
Sydney
Pa-tlson.
45
years
of
age,
of
Fishermen's
Cove
near
Dowen
Island,
was
drowned
when
he
fell
from
his
launch
on
the
way
to
Vancouver,
presumably
Monday
evening,
It
was
practically
definitely
established
with
the
identification
of
his
launch
which
was
picked
up
derelict
in
English
Bay
here
Tuesday.
Ira
Acheson
of
Montreal
arrived
In
the
city
oh
yesterday
atternoon'a
train
frcm
the
Bast
and
will
be
the
guest
for
the
the
summer
of
Itis
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
A.
Watt,
Second
Avenue.
D.
8.
Cameron,
fisheries
overseer
for
the
centra!
division,
arrived
In
the
otty
this
morning
on
the
department
cruiser
HuMga.and
will
bo
here
until
tomorrow
when
he
will
return
down
the
ooust.
.
There
was
no
halibut
sale
today
at
the
Plan
Exchange.
Only
one
boat
was
In,
the
American
Wabash
with
34100
pounds
which
is
holding
over
until
tomorrow.
The
annual
picnic
of
First
Daptist
Church
8undny
School,
which
was
to
have
been
held
today.
Is
postponed
for
a
week
twotux
uf
unfuvuiaUle
weather.
j
Phone
45
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers,
Ltd.
y
.,.
SPECIALS
TEAS
Salada,
Blue
Ribbon,
Nabob,
Malkin's
Best,
Per
lb
58c
CANNED
TOMATOES
Choice
solid
pack,
2's,
bost
brands.
Per
tin
JL2:C
PRUNES
New
stock.
Per
lb
.4
7c
HEINZ
SPAGHETTI
With
Tomato
Sauce,
medium
size,
Per
tin
17C
CHICKENS
That
top
the
market
for
quality.
Boiling
Birds,
per
lb
27C
Light
Fowl,
per
lb
3gc
FKESH
FRUIT
AND
VEGETABLES
Arriving
each
boat
from
the
south
at
most
attractive
prices.
A
Trial
Order
will
convince
you
that
ourfl'ricc,
Quality
and
Service
cannot
be
excelled.
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS,
IT
PAYS
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers,
Ltd.
THE
HOME
OF
GOOD
THINGS
TO
EAT
Phone
574
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY.
7
and
9
p.m.
JACKIE
COOGAN
in
"BUTTONS"
An
absorbing
comedy-drama
of
the
wa.
LARS
HANSON,
ROY
D'ARCY,
PAUL
HURST.
GERTRIDK
OLMSTED,
.
POLLY
MORAN,
and
others.
LUPINO
LANE
COMEDY
ABSOPS
FILM
FABLES
Admission
"HELLO
SAILOR"
1'
ATI
IB
REVIKW
35c
and
10c
UY
B.C.
PRODUCTS
This
if
"U.C.
Product"
Week!
For
when
y
use
B.C.
products
you
keep
H.C.
money
in
H.C.
you
help
to
sivc
employment
to
H.C.
people.
you
help
directly
to
make
the
province
prosperous,
t
you
help
to
make
work
in
H.C.
for
H.C.
children
when
they
are
ready
for
it.
you
help
yourself
in
the
long
run.
During
this
coming
week,
the
local
merchant
are
displaying
British
Columbia
Products
tironiin
en.AWhFiingLl2cinff
equal,
civo
the
Brit
i-i
Co
B
tlfeJbref
erence
!
m
B.C.
PRODUCTS
Handled
by
Trade
and
Commerce
Committee
of
Prince
Kupcrt
Hoard
of
Trade