;MOP!
SIX
THE
DAILY,
NEWS
W
W
as
You
Iron
IF
you
like
to
iron
we'll
be
glad
to
do
the
harder
job
of
washing.
And
without
messing
your
home!
We'll
call
for
your
family
bundle.
We'll
wash"
it
snowy
white
in
pure
soap
and
rainsoft
water.
We'll
extract
most
of
the
water
in
our
special
fabric-saving
spinning
basket
wringers.
Then
we'll
return
everything
to
you,
sweet
and
sanitary.
.
.
.
and
just
damp
enough
fur
your
own
hand
iron.
We
call
this
our
Wet
Wash
Service.
The
charge
only
5
cents
a
pound.
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
CMROMACTICCOmCTl
mut
on
spinal
nmu
in
deuscsop
THtrOUOWNGOIWWJ:
rStAH
v5f
BOWtU
A
SOUND
INVESTMENT
IN
HEALTH
Produces
a
Rigger
Dividend
than
the
safest
bond
W.CAspinall
CHIROPRACTOR
6
Exchange
Block
Green
241
NOBLE
FIVE
MINES
Miller,
Court
St
Co
.sponsored
and
placed
before
the
public
such
well
known
properties
as
Cork
Province
at
5c,
Whitewater
at
25c,
Tend
Oreille
at
25c,
and
now
they
offer
NOBLE
FIVE
MINES
LTD.
at
:U)c
a
share.
Over
three
quarters
of
a
million
dollars
has
been
spent
on
development,
power
plant
and
mill.
This
is
a
proven
property.
Subscriptions
taken
by
S.D.
Johnston
Coitd.
C17
2nd
Avenue
Agents
for
Miller,
Court
&
Co.
Ltd.
Navy
Suits
and
Ensemble
Suits
an
99
emers
iT
CANADA
AND
"THE
ORIENT
KEV.
A.
i.
BltACi:
APDKKSSKS
VIC
TOKIA
(IYK()
CLIIJ
OV
DELATIONS
WITH
THOSE
,
lii..i.r"'l7Hi',i
i
I
VICTORIA.
April
11.
"Unless
we
have
a
genUerrieffs
!WWMt
With
China
and
Japan,
and
discuss,
our
problems
In
a
friendly
way,
we
may
simply
be
court-lnp
disaster
for
future
days,"
stated
jBev.
A.
C.
Brace,
F.R.Q.S.,
secretary
of
the
Canadian
VcluntceT
Student
Mom
ment,
In
addressing
the
victoria
Gyro
Club
In
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
auditorium
at
the
weekly
luncheon
i
meeting.
Mr.
Brace
referred
to
the
chaotic
con
ditions
which
had
existed
In
China,
and
observed
that
a
republic
could
not
be
made
"over
night."
Only
since
1911
had
the
experiment
of
a
republic
been
In
operation
in
China
and
he
pleaded
that
China
be
given
time
to
right
herself.
"The
revolution
In
China
has
been
fourfold
political,
social,
literary,
and
industrial-and
In
view
of
that
fact,
it
Is
a
wonder
to
me
that
the
revolution
has
not
been
even
greater
than
has
been
the
case,
and
that
more
blood
has
not
been
abed,"
the
speaker
continued.
I
KOCI
AI.1ST
ICAI.LY
INCLINE!!
In
studying
the
history
of
China,
it
!
will
be
seen
that
the
Chinese
arc
soclallstlcally
Inclined,
Mr.
Brace
declared.
The
Chinese
were
tolerant,
but
they
began
to
be
Intolerant
"when
someone
tried
to
put
something
over
on
them.
They
want
to
be
masters
in
WE
If
DON'T
GIVE
ANY
GOODS
AWAY
FREE
But
our
Prices
are
Kight
TRY
THEM!
Robin
Hood
Flour,
49's,
per
Back
:.
$2.55
Flour
has
already
advanced.
We,
have
only
a
few
barrels
at
this
price.
King
Deach
Strawberry
Jam,
4's,
tin
70?
Nestles
Evaporated
Milk,
per
doz.
tins
St.
10
Per
case
of
48
$5.50
Quaker
Beans
with
Pork,
2's,
tin
12H?
Per
dozen
tins
8
115
Del
Monte
Sliced
Peaches,
2s,
per
tin
25?
2Vs,
per
tin
iW(
We
still
sell
Braids
Best
Coffee.
in
tin,
per
lb
HO
Market
Day
Special,
Seedless
Raisins,
4
lb.
pkge
."Of
Jap
Rice,
No.
1,
per
lb
He
Frenche's
Prepaired
Mustard,
jar
150
Evaporated
Prunes,
40-50,
lb..
Evaporated
Prunes,
30-40,
b.
15r
Evaporated
Peaches,
lb
li?4
Evaporated
Pears,
lb
-"
Evaporated
Apricots,
lb.
...
25f3
New
Hallowi
Dates,
lb.
..
12w
5
lbs.
for
,
55
f)
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
City
Meat
Market
(SELVIG
BROS.)
Third
Ave.
Phone
7C3
KJOT
F1SK
GRONSAKEU
GJETOST
NOKKELOST
FETMYSOST
PRIMULA
GAMMEI.OST
FISKEHOLLER
FI.ATBROD
MULTER
O.S.V.
1st
kl.
varcr.
Hillic
priscr.
Hurtlg
ombringelse.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
-
j
their
own
hoiwp.
They
have
been
tolerant
people,
but
when
any
natli
n
endeavor
to
rule
roughslud
over
them
their
opposition
rises
In
a
wailike
way."
Mr.
Brace
referred
to
the
work
of
the
League
of
Nations
and
the
Institute
e
or
Pacific
Relations,
and
lauded
the
way
the
representatives
of
the
Oriental
and
Occidental
nations
met
together
around
the
common
teble.
and
face
to
face
discussed
their
problems.
"If
we
lace
our
problems
in
a
busl-.T
ncssllke.
sensible
msnner.
and
study
the
friction
points,
particularly
on
the
Pac-
Jc
Coast,
where
the
problems
are
brlst-
ling,
there
la
hope
of
satisfactorily
set-
tllng
the
differences
between
Canada
and
China
and
Japan
In
a
peacefel
way,
instead
of
having
to
resort
to
the
old
roartlesa
way
of
wax
In
reaching
a
aol-
utlon
of
our
difficulties,"
Mr.
Brace
declared,
amid
applause.
GERMAN
ENDURANCE
SWIM
BREAKS
RECORD
!
HAMBURG.
April
il
Otto
Ketnrner
Ich.
the
German
professional
swimmer
made
a
world
Veoord
endurance
swim
of
46
hours
in
the
water
beating
by
fourteen
hours
the
record
of
SO
hours
made
recently
by
Hra.
Lottie
Schoem-mel
at
Miami
beach.
V
S!
10
9)
AfM
01.
wyQ
IT
DUg
.of
20
lb.
Granulated
SuKar
for
1.50
4
.
,.
lb.
Brown
SukTar
tor
x.
:Rif
to
.
Milk
Special,
all
brands.
12
tinai
for
$1.1S
Limit
12
to
each
customer.
B.C.
Pullet
Extras,
3
dog.
...
!)."f
Canned
Baby
Beets,
reg.
30c,
2
for,"110
and
-u:!"1
th
"x""
""
n..
1
i,,,
i
1,
.
..vM.
ill
pic
enn,
11
Vf,
A
iiwiCi
juhi
line
rrencn
reas,
&
lor
:
''Kit
Rice,
Nn.
1
Quality,
3
lb.
for
'J.Viary
Directors
present
were
Oeorae
B
Cream
Of
Wheat,
per
pkg.
..
Ofilvie
Rolled
Oats,
8
lb.
sack
Whoatlets,
6
lb.
sacks
l:tf
Corn
Flakes,
per
pkg
llf
hyyptian
Lentils,
per
lb
1
If
King
Beech
Strawberry
Jam,
4
lb.
tin
T.'f
Ilixhest
tirade
Brooms,
rcjr.
$1.00.
speciaT
"!(
Saanich
Clams,
per
tin
17f)
K.
0.
Sardines,
per
tin
13?
Tuna
Fish,
dplendid
for
sand
wiches,
per
tin
II
If
Combination
Canned
Fruit
Special
1
tin
Sliced
Pineapple
2
tins
Crushed
Pineapple
1
tin
Apricots
1
tin
Peaches
(halves)
1
tin
Pears
li
tins
for
Put
in
your
wupply
of
Soap
at
Real'Uargaln
Royal
Crown,
per
carton
Oatmeal
Toilet
Soap,
per
carton
reg.
25c,
special
20f
FeU
Naptha,
per
carton,
special
7f
Old
Dutch
Cleanser,
per
tin
Uf
Eureka
Bleach,
per
bottle
..21?
Liquid
Ammonia,
per
bottle
-10
Full
line
of
Green
Vegetables,
also
tresh,
and
Citrus
Frulti
ar
riving
each
boat.
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phone
15
-
574
,j,
1NKIAN
CITY
III
K
.
.
(IN
SI
NHAY
WILL
,j.
I
liK
mil
VLhShL
4.
Prince
Rupert's
twenty-fourth
4
grain
ship
of
the
Mason
will
be
4.
the
British
steam
freighter
Indian
City
whlcli.
it
Is
stated
4
at
elevator
offices
this
morning,
la
due
on
April
IS
to
load
a
4
run
cargo
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Con
Uncut
The
Indian
4.
City,
which
Mil
be
lined
upon
4
arrival,
belongs
to
the
same
line
4,
as
the
steamers
Welsh
City
and
4,
Homer
City
which
have
already
been
here.
j,
FAIR
BOARD
IS
STILL
IN
AIR
ANOTHKIl
MLKTlM.
TO
HE
CALLED
TOMOIUEOW
MfillT
TO
1
ILL
YAl'ANrihH.
N
HOAHI)
Three
of
the
new
directors
who
were
elected
laat
week
having
submitted
their
resignations,
another
general
meet-
1B0
of
tiM
tfAvthMM
llrlilBh
nniuinhla
'Afultural
Industrial
Aasoclauun
is
ee
canea
oy
Mayor
McMordie
for
1
1-
mnrrnw
nlaht
f
nr
hj
nnmn.
nf
rilHtii,
ooard
no
P4;w'
aecidlng
if
(
is
w
ee
neja
wis
year
in
ine
!cKy.
There
are
a
considerable
number
el
Use
ns
who
haft
expressed
themselves
aa
favoring
r
cancelling
the
Ex-
Vh,
yT
"
ence
n
on
n
this
question
are
understood
.,,
th.
..
...
thrm
Hlt-eM'tara
The
ntw
boatd
had
a
meetlne
last
night
when
It
was
decided
to
call
to-
morrow
night's
gineral
meeting.
Mayor
McMordie
was
present
at
the
;ibiuii
um
jiun
wi
ire
ma
iter
01
ine
rmjr,
assuring
me
Basra
mat
11
woura
have
all
his
support.
The
meeting
wss
h.
m
a
j
ar,.nhnnn.
and
Aid.
O.
P.
Tinker
acted
as
secret-
rcaey.
J.
J.
Olllis.
Jot
Brown.
Ben
Self.
Howard
Steen
and
N.
Mussallem.
RUPERT
LOSES
OPENING
GAME
Considerably!
at
dttadvanutse
on
account
of
the
strange
hall.
Prince
Rupert
High
Bchcol
boys'
bioKetb-ill
players
lost
to
O-can
Falls
l:i
the
first
game
of
a
series
at
the
paper
t
wti
on
Monday
night
by
a
score
of
27
to
9
The
locala
were
holding
up
well
during
I
the
first
period
wbloh
ended
in
u
score
of
12
to
7
against
them
but
they
went
to
pieces
in
the
second
period
1
The
second
game
or
the
series
will
t
.
played
tonight
and
It
Is
expected
lim
it
will
be
a
mu
-li
closer
maien
a
;
third
game
will
be
pUyed
with
an
In-
1
1
termedlate
team
known
as
the
Win
Bangs
on
Thtirsdny
evening
A
rail
program
or
entertainment
im
teen
provided
for
the
local
boys
during
their
visit
to
Ocean
Falls
and.
uci'i-rrl-lha
to
word
reaihtoaj
the
'city
th
morning,
they
will
not
huvt
an
idle
moment
durlnx
their,
week
s
stay
here
They
will
be
taken
through
the
blK
pulp
and
paper
mill,
for
a
crulne
on
the
lake
and
there
will
be
numerous
dunces
snd
parties.
The
team
will
return
home
km
Sut-
urday
moratogl
boat,,
TELKWA
DOCTOR
G0I1M
TO
ANYOX
Dr.
Oeorge
c
Paine,
who
has
been
practising
for
several
years
st
Telkw
.1
and
In
the
surrounding-dUtrlct.
arrived
In
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
the
Interior
and
will
proceed
thla
afternoon
to
Anyoa
where
lie
will
take
a
post
a
(iranby
Cc.
phyirin::
succeeding
Dr
11
8
Trefrey
alio
I1.1t
moved
to
Prime
Oeorge
to
'.nke
up
practice.
BRISK
TRADING
MINING
STOCKS
VANCOUVER.
April
11.
L.
4
L.
w
the
feature
of
yesterday's
mining
market.
With
106
000
shares
traded
In,
due
to
unconfirmed
rcpoas
of
a
rich
strike,
the
stork
advanced
rapidly
to
33
In
the
morning,
a
gain
of
84
cents
but
fell
nway
to
14
for
the
close,
a
net
gain
of
Hi
cent.
Incline
alter
the
Master
layoff
was
brisk
with
prices
upward
In
the
morning,
easing
on"
in
the
afternoon.
LARRY
HALCROW
OF
LOCAL
DRY
DOCK
TO
MOVETOYANCOOVER
......
-
i-
,
t
A
m,.k
Hd
Having
HllTU
(JUOlblVU
W1VM
vmv
Houar-txeacnam
o:aiounaing
yarn
i
Vaiicuvcr,
Larry
Hal-row,
for
several
jeirs
!
re,:ian
batbu:ider
In
the
local
dry
((nek.
win
sail
for
the
south
on
toe
Prince
Rupert
Sunday
night,
accompanied
by
Mrv
Halcrow.
Mr.
Halcrow
I
has
been
mi
efficient
and
popular
member
ol
i
he
l
eal
shipyard
staff
and
has
,
bevu
directly
In
charge
of
a
number
n
important
jobs.
Many
friends
will
i
'!
the
departure
oi
himself
and
hi
wife.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
oon
t
MMMiig
i
nm
loaay
tm
vntirwu-
ver
Eaeltanfe
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.,
Ltd.)
Bid
Asked
Argent,
40
.40
S
B.C.
Silver
1
as
1.70
Bayvlew
.00
10
Big
Missouri
.69
.67
George
Copper
400
425
Cork
Province
.
.
.
.
.40'
.41
Dunwell
.27
M
Oiacler
.OS
Oladatone
.07
M
O.'aselr
M
.43
Ooleonda
J7
M
Independence
M
2V
Indian
joav,
.10
Interooal
M
.40
Kootenay
Florence.
M
JS
u
L
.14
.16
La
lev
lew
M
Lucky
Jim
M
.41
Marmot
Metals
.14
.14
National
Silver
.17
',4
.1714
Pend
Oreille
..
20.40
2100
Premier
227
140
Porter
Idano
.
.
.02
M
Richmond
19W
.17
Rufua
.40
.41
Ruth
Hope
.
.
.
SOty
Selkirk
03',
M
Silver
Crest
.
.11
W
Silversmith
.
10
M
81oc,
Kln
.10',
11
Sunloch
3.90
S.70
Whitewater
a
so
ses
Woodbine
44
.46
Cotton
Belt
ion
Oeorgla
RtVCr
45',
.48
0iW
.62
NO
Hll
HLK
Thouph
6S.600
pounds
was
olTerlne.
there
was
ito
sale
of
halibut
at
th
Fish
Exchange
this
morning,
the
bidding
being
deferred
until
tomorrow
Boats
in
are:
American
--tortlock,
30000;
Prosperity.
'
15.000:
Norland.
14.000
Canadian-Aiken.
2.500
pounds.
It
will
be
several
days
before
the
fro-vlnclal
voters'
list
Is
tabulated
for
.the
court
of
revision
nest
month
slstev
Norman
A.
Watt,
government
tgent.
It
fllm,"
ln
ozn
tmr
"
'norea
o-
ao
new
names
went
on
the
usjt
as
a
of
reoent
campaign
which
conc'"a
veaterday
afternoon
on
the
clOB,n
of
th
,tat
I.D.D.
Delmprr.
formerly
Indian
school
teacher
at
Kltkatla.
is
now
located
at
White
horse.
Y
T
Subscribe
tor
the
Dally
Neva.
M
0
lis
-seraatSfflSBBs
:
centre
T
Kl
Ra
sin
of
DODularity
Thin
advei
tiemei:t
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liiiuiir
Conlni)
Hoard
or
by
1
lie
Cloveriimcnt
of
firitiah
Columbia
i
I
I
Wednesday,
April
n
Weekend
Specials
o
GKANULATEI)
SUGAR,
in
bulk,
18
lbs.
for
ttumbinatirtri
Syecialn.
lriUiJbi
Aprnay
buy
irftireatifTombWtitnl.
With
any
thollowinx'
No
limit
fj)
U
HftiMr
of
on
ly
1
B&a
Lot
1
1
lariro
jar
Ilappyvale
Pickles,
38
o.
Sweei
Cliow
or
Sweet
Mixed
1
bottle
Libby'B
Catsup
1
jar
Libby'H
Muntard
1
Royal
jar
Libby'g
Queen
Olives
1
jar
Malkin'a
Orange
Marmalade.
Reg.
$1.86.
Special
..
$1.(11)
Lot
3
1
only,
4
lb.
box
Del
Monte
Prune
4
lb.
Sultana
Raiding
1
lb.
Broken
Shell
Walnuts
i
lb.
Cut
Cherries
Reg.
$1.90.
Special
..
$1.7I
1M
5
0
Hw.
Terrace
Turnips
8
Ibn.
Carrots
4
lbs.
Red
Beets
1
lbs.
Cooking
Onions
2
lb.
New
Cabbage
Special
$1.00
Lot
7
'
tins
Rosedale
Peuches,
I'm
2
tins
Rosedale
Pears,
l'a
1
tins
Rosedale
Apricots,
l'a
2
tins
Roiedale
Royal
Anne
Cherries,
l's
2
tins
Libby's
Fruit
Salad,
l's
Y
tins
Libby's
Sliced
Pineapple,
l's
12
tins
for
Lot
il
2
tins
Ensign
Pears,
2'4's
2
tins
Quaker
Greengages,
2V,,s
2
tins
Quaker
Peaches,
2V's
2
tins
Quaker
Apricots,
2',y
2
tins
Quaker
Cherries,
2
Mi's
2
tins
Alymer
Grated
Pine-
spple,
2lVs
12
tins
for
$4)5
Calgary
Dry
Ginger
Ale.
per
dozen
Swift's
Premium
Raw
Ham,
machine
sliced,
Ib.
.
.
Sugar
Cured
Rack
Racon.
machine
sliced,
Ib
Ridgway's
Old
Country
5
O'clock
Tea,
packed
in
tins,
special
Lot
2
1
C
tins
Libby'
Turk
v
I;.
medium
size
2
tins
Victoria
Cros.,s
eye
Salmon,
'Vs
1
lioilie
ij'oM.ne
ii
UIiii
k'.
Malt
or
While
Wine
gar
2
tins
Crossed
Fish
Sai
l
Keg.
$2.00.
Special
.
.
:
IM
1
!i
tin
t
Dorothy
Milk
1
ib.
Fresh
Groun
i
(
1
lb.
Rago.ii
Hulk
'IVa
'2
Ib.
Con'an.H
Co
-oa
Reg.
$2.50.
Siiecifd
.
.
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I
At
ft
1
doz.
50c
Oranges
;
UuKket
Banana
-.
4
II-:i'
doi.
40c
LemoiiN
2
I'unches
Ntw
Csnut.--
1
Head
Lettuce
Siwctal
SI.
(in
I
tit
H
2
tin
Dromedary
Cra;
fruit,
2's
2
tins
Libby's
Pears,
2V
2
tins
Ensign
Raspbt
i
r
2s
tins
Knslgn
Logan
be
1
1
2's
2
tins
Nabob
Greengage.
2
tins
Nabob
Straw
U-n
.
2's
12
tins
for
Jji
t.
I
Lot
10
2
tins
Nabob
To:natos,
:'
2
tins
Malkin'a
Spinna
1
2Vs
L'
tins
Hillsdale
Aspara)
2',Vs
2
tins
Nabob
Corn
on
2's
2
tins
Malkina
Peas,
'S
Z
tins
Malkins
ItefuKci
Beans,
2's
12
tins
for
S'J
s".
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neat
arnvei
I
il
or
Xu
In
SI
.
I
Kl
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B.C.
Fresh
Firsts
Eggi.
:t.".
B.C.
Fresh
Extras
EggH.
I
:t7'-.
Local
Fresh
Extras
Egif.
dos
!
"'
Cottage
Rolls,
Peameal
d
fresh
stock,
lb.
.
.
27
Lard,
in
bulk.
2
lbs.
.
.
:W
Mclaren's
Cheese,
Creaiii
Pimento,
pkg.
I
Op
&
l
Roquefort
Cheesei,
Ib.
.
.
l0
Jack
Chee.-e,
lb
."
Gruyere
('Mi-ese,
carton
I.V
Maid
of
C
over
Bulk
Cr
:
ery
Butter,
:i
lbs..
.
SI-'1
'
210
-211-212
RE
In
33c
and
10c
Weston's
Home-.Made
Fruit
Cako-New
shipment
Toronto
this
week.
Cherry,
Fruit.
Sultana
SVi
Ib.
slab
Plain
Cherry
in
3',i
Ib.
slab
Christies
Pall
Sodas,
with-
hoop.
special
Kamloop
Potatoes,
per
sack,
100
lbs
FRESH
VEGETABLES
Fresh
Tomstos,
lb.
...
:t()f
Outdoor
Rhubarb,
2
lbs.
Tr
Fresh
Spinach,
2
lbs...
'."if
Bunch
CarroU,
2
for
.
.
'J.V
Head
Lettuce,
each
i(
Green
Onions,
per
bunch
New
Cabbage,
3
lbs.
.
.
'."c
No.
1
jCelery,
2
lbs
Cauliflower,
.
.
and
IV,
c
New
Spuds,
lb
lor
Cukes,
each
;t,"ir
(Jreen
Peppers,
lb
Asparagus,
bunch
'Sif
PROVISIONS
I'.C.
Fresh
Pullet
Eggs,
dos.
CUSTOMERS'
SPACE
For
(Julck
Sale
Console
Model
Victrola,
with
SM)
reconl
Phone
Illue
70G
for
appninlment.
Rupert
Table
Supply
il
Phones
WESTHOLME
MAT
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY.
7
and
9
p.m.
NORMA
TALMADGE
"THE
DOVE"
A
screen
presentation
of
David
Belwuco's
world-wide
stare
success.
Miss
Talmadge
in
her
initial
United
Artiata
picture
GILBERT
ROLAND,
NOAH
BEElh',
HARRY
MYERS.
MICHAEL
VAVITCH,
BRINDSLEY
SHAW.
KAI.L
PAS1IA
and
others.
SCENIC
M.G.M.
0DDIT1ES-"M0NARCII
OF
THE
GLEN"
PATIIB
REVIEW
Admission
$1,00