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May
3,
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DISTINGUISHED
This
finest
blend
will
Kodak
Time
is
Here
!
Friday
and
'
Saturday,
May
'
3
l
night'
Ms.
on
R.
the
B.
Sklhner
Prince
George
sailed
last
for
CAPTAIN
bq
your
final
choice
aw
4.
are
D5c
days
at
Jabdiir
Vancouver.
COMING
MISS
JEAN
GRIEVE
'
HONORED
AT
PARTY
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
P.
G.
Dawwm
Give
Delightful
Pnrewell
Affair
for
Their
Mete
Mr.
and
Mra.
F.
G.
ONLY
We
hale
H$tm
In
steek
from
the
ifnjr
Brownie
to
(he
Cine
Kodtfk
for
movie.
Com
Inland
see
them.
We
develop
and
print
pictures.
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service.
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Drutjrists
the
affair.
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FRASER
&
PAYNE'S
3RD
A
VENUE
AN
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v
a?Ev
of
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dollar
day
sijeciai
advertised.
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our
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for
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INSULA
Y,
FRIDAY
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QUALITY
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aiLKWe
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this
quality
to
be
absolutely
pure
silk.
The
shades
are
Gooseberry,
Sand,
Orchid,
Red,
Nile,
Chin
Chin
Blue,
Peach,
Apricot,
Maize,
Maroon,
Lllae,
Mother
(!",
Black,
Navy
and
White.
2
ynrtta
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SILK
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splendid
heavy
quality
pure
silk.
X
yards
for
...
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liKST
GRADE'
JAPANESE
COTTON
CRETE
HO
inch
wide.
15
shades.
7
yards
for
$!.
FIGURED
DIM1TIRS
A
lovely
range
of
colorings.
SG
inches
wide.
3
yards
for
M
(UKTAIN
SCRIMS
Assorted
designs.
SdendJdjWeartn;r
quhllties.
Plain
and
coioratt
'6
ard
for
..1
SjSI.OO
LAD1ES',3U'IC
IH.OOMKRS
Bobbett
awl
ortllnaakaiyfe
Turnbuil's
make-;
non-rip
warns;
In
six
shade.
A
wonderful
quality
irt
!.
HARVEY
PURE
THREAD
SILK
HOSE
Assorted
shades
nnd
sizes,
Uegular
$1.60
iwir
for
l.(
7rj
HOUSE
DRESSES
All
air.es
and
mitkes.
A
Kood
varletv
of
patterns.
Values
up
to
W.B0.
Each
!.
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V
-CHILDRENS?IIOSIimY
SILK
PLAITED
.llpSE
FOR
GIRLS
Two
and
oim
rib;
In
IHatk,
White,
Paeh
and
Brown.
Sites
C
to
9.
2
pairs
for
$1.00
FANCY
JACQUERIJ)
3-4
H08E
Turned
tops,
aaaorted
eimdes.
Sties
6
to
84.
2
palm
for
$1.00
BOYS'
ENGLISH
GOLF
llbsB-Aeaortwl
iihades
and
tops.
Sizes
8
to
10.
2
pairs
for
1.00
GIRLS
AND
BOYS'
FAWN
CaIjIMRRR
HOSE
Sites
5
do
7'.
2
pairs
nr
$1.00
AND
(iHHS;
PLAY
CLOTHING
imlLL
jftVERALLS
LonL'
sleeves
nd'fyng
2tS-
Eatf
IWarJmnwd
Rod
and
Bliie.
Sites
Exipient
heavy
weight
cloth.
.-.$1.00
GIRLS'
DUTCH
PLAY
SUITS
in
jlltle
and
Khaki.
Sites
2
to
8
1..
$1.00
BOYS'
AND
YOUTHS'
KHAKI
SPORTS
SHIRTS
Fjine
watln
Jttan
cloth;
sports
collar
$1.00
BOYS'
AND
YOUTHS'
HEAVY
KHAKI
DUCK
COVERALLS
Wonderful
value
at
$1.00
.Misses
white
or
brown'
strap
1
John'Mcnac
returned
to"
the'
runftg
shoes
for
95c
at
Jaboui
1ty
on
yesterday
'afteMbon's
Btw
Friday
and
Saturday.
train
front
tf
-brief
trip
to
Ter-
frace,
Everyone
Interested
C.P.n.
steamer
Princess
Royal
meeting
iCapt.
Themaa
Cliff,
is
reported
"all
tonight
at
7:30.
ftrtfneV
'lfste'K
Miss
Julia
Cal
j!dernhe:
vvhren"
will
shortly.
r
in,
seeing
baseball
a
success
this
plne
rl'lZtA
,
'attend
Cl
f
l'..
m,1
.
w.
4
t
1..
in
year,
City
iClue
at
4
e'Jok
this
afternoon1
,
jfrom
the
tooth
and
will
sail
at'
MlA
E.
Maguire,
who
has
been
1
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Van.
spending
several
.
months
here
couver
and
wayporta.
,with
hr
Hicter,
Miss
Margaret
Maguife,
sailed
last
night
on
the
W.
II.
Manuel
of
Winnipeg,
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
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M
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111
"
..
rived
1n
the
dtv
frZ
the
In-
AttaUlon
Eagles!
All
W,n,.
Royal
Navy
this
week,
terirtr
nt,
nlL.
'
atrnnu
Mrs
reimili..l
In
tt
,n
lne
ureat
Va"
and
won
his
j
u
v
1
vs
v
1
J
v
V4f
nil
V
llll
train
in
the
bourse
of
ohd
xt
hhi
Thursday
night.
May
2.
Uusl-
lriodfcal
tHp-:on
official
busi-
r.ess:
election
of
officers
and
nees.
Initiation.
,
jqi
Mr.
and
Mrt.
D.
k
-McIntorA-
M.
A.
Burbank,
C.N.R.
will
sail'hv'tho
I'Hticp
Knrv.
slonsl
pnffinppr
fotnrnf
(
further
to
the
general
gaiety,
of
Jert:
tomorrow
afternoon
on
-theit
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
Tetum
to
Amyvx
-after:
Having
train
from
a
trip
to
the
interior
There
were
a
number
of
Bovelty.
nent
wmtti
In
iU.
rtt
t
nt.
nn
offtHnl
,int(
dances
as
well
m
a
stunt
program,
tend
'
the
'
nurses''
graduation
ex.
j
,
,
j
including
solo
by
Bill
Miteketl.
rAm
k.v
u:
Mm
v
n
fi.
-
I
j
A
.
fZ
.
J
Dewar,
,ana,,.jrj.
Lantz,
diamond
,df
iJJ
men
from,
the
west
1
oast
of
Vancouver
L?land,
ar-,
rived
in
the
city
on
the
Cardenai
this
afternoon
-from
Hardy
Bay.
j
They
are
on
their
way
to
Stewart.
,
Provincial
Constable
T.
A.
Camm,
who
has
been
spending
the
past
week
In
the
city
re-
J
newing
former
acquaintances,
will
leave
by
tomorrow
morning's
train
on
his
return
to
his
post
at
Fort
St.
John
in
the
Peace
Ittver
district.
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
who
has
received
the
appointment
of
resi
dent
mining
engineer
for
this
district
succeeding
Dr.
U.
T.!
James,
arrived
in
the
cijy
on
the
Prince
George
last
night
from
Anyox
for
n
brief
visit.
He
will
assume
his
new
duties
.
here
on
.lune
1.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
A.
Johnstone,
arrived
in
port
at
:
1
:!H
this
afternoon
from
jhe
south,
having
completed
all
her
calls
in
the
Skeena
River,
and
sailed
uf.
2:30
p.m.
tor
Port
,
Simpson
and
Wales
Islan'd
whence
she
will
return
here
th'ts
leveniiig
and
sail
at
midnight
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Fair
May
9.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Board
Hayseed
Dance,-
Premier
Orchestra
Novelty
Dance
in
Moose
Hall,'
May
iO.
Iist
of
the
season.
Tickets,
75c
and
50c,
from
members
pr
Mc-Cuteheon's
.Drug
Store.
"Mother's
Day"
Court
Whist.
Social
and
Dance
to
be
held
Saturday.
May
11
In
the
Scout
Hall,
Port
Clements.
Whist
to
begin
at
9
o'clock.
Admission,
gentlemen
150c,
Indies
please
provide.
Moose
Annual
Picnic
at
DIgby
June
30.
Gingham
Dance
to
be
held
at
Port
dements
some
time
In
June.
So
be
prepared
buy
a
bowl
Commander
of
II.
M.
Won
Won
Ills
JII9
V
V.
&.
Colombo
a
In
..Unique
j
.KMlftMakementTtfl'j.iH
Capt.
C.
C.
Dobson.
V.
C.
D,
S.
0.,
In
command
of
the
British
light
cruiser
H.
M.
S.
Colombo.j
which
will
spend
several
days
at'
Prince
Rupert
at
the
end
of
this
month,
will
be
one
of
the
most
distinguished
naval
visitors
this
port
has
ever
entertained.
which
Royal
Navy
officers
have
long
been
renowned
though
his
was
a
most
outstanding
one.
It
was
near
Riga
that
Capt.
Dobson,
then
a
commander
of
a
small
coastal
motor
patrol
vessel
with
orpedo
equipment
encountered
three
Russian
battle-
Art
Eiisson
and
Mrs.
Easson
and
JeaBette
Morley.
iveaer
of
the
candy
booth
for
thetships
and'
,n
the
en8uinK
en"
ukelele
numbera
by
Alex
Mitchell
.
!
Ladled
AiH
nf
P!rt
pr.h,.ii..
Bagement,
unique
In
the
annals
of
!
The
happy
gathering
broke
up!
II.
It:
McMillan,
who
has
been
Church
at
the
Ridley
Home
Ba-!!
histoy
of
the
navy
83
nk
I
about
2
a.m.,
when
all
present
on
a
business
trip
east,
arrived
zaar
yesterday
afternoon.
!
of
them
and
sent
the
third
IMwmd,
I
u'ikai
)u
nAniii.
,ut
k..
1
1.
u.
.11..
1
1
1
..
.
'
scurrvine
to
cover
in
'9
rrlnnlwl
MR
V.mmt
.-!
I.
cujr
un
jrnwnwjr
HUx"
!.,,:.-
rr""
ed
about
80
voun
l.tbn
VOyage
and
a
Mfe
return-
noon'B
trin
fl,r
a
brief
vIs,t
here
!
Mp
and
Mra-
-
A-
ryanl
niVM
-
.
ZLKJ
femrwiU
Imk
to
Vancouver.
He
aiiled-last
night
on
the
Prince!
condition.
In
1921
Capt.
Dobson
was
ele-
t
-
iL
t
,
U
-
T
I
-i
t
vntpH
In
nraaant
ns
ii.injr.
imrtv
for
ior
their
ineir
nion
niece,
miss
n..
Jean
T..n
,f
Mr.
and
...
Mra.
0
.,
.
l,,e
w",;r,,
ine
uwrge
ir
Vancouver
wnere
tneyf
1
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-
C.
.
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u
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t.
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1
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rvu,v,
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1
'
vu.,
wiiii-ii
win
bimjiiu
a
"
"'""'"v'
uprraicB
UlSiriCl
convention
.
",
r--l
f.relve
who
la
....
leaving
Sunday
o
.
lut
,
.
aiht
...
on
U
Prinee
George
s,nc
.
that
.
vessel's
a
sawmii,
here.
He
will
sail
of
the
Rotary
Club.
I
last
visit
here
"m.
L
An
where
for
trip
toTancwraadj4her1(Wltti
en
the
Cafdena
tonight.
two
years
ago.
will
speiwj
the
1
next
three
months,
points
In
the
south.
,f
.
:
'
AnMba
Astori
and
Alex
Mac-'
''i---J
Th
irW
wre
decorated
with
i(
t
MIm
Norah
Carter;
who
htie
IWf
JfaiHptV
W
on
the
colorsand
the
verandah
wae
Dr.
R.
Agnew,
Vancouver
den-
been
funding
the
past1
couple
oM'ilhCeoVtrl
-
fdr
vVancouver
.Klturned
with
green
and
gold
creiw
tit,
who.
haf
been
visiting
var-
vvar
in
the
city,
salfedarttyPtM'
W'.11
iftnd
a
Knights
pajier.
the
whole
setting
being
jous
JMlf4-
p4ntaS
ob
profes-
night
on
thv
Prttiee
(leoM-ft.Mf
jCWfl1
cqMeiUlon.
vifr
atta.ct.ve.
HioMl
fcfa
arrivT
(n
the
city
Vancouver
etirmite
to
KeloWial
wUWUVJ'-ai-
Music
was
by
Charlie
Balagno's
on
yesterday
afteriionV
train
acrtinnartieS
b
fche'
!chtldren
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Cicconne
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
,
S.
,D.
Johnston
Co.)
j
Mvin-ntra
and
balloons,
serientine.
and
sailed
last
nig'jt
on
the
Walter'
Hume.'
Miss
Carter
will
of
Port
C
lements
are
in
the
city
Sid
and
a.iked:
fancy
hats
and
noise
makers
k-nt
Prince
George
for
tar
outn.
later
proceed
easti
1
"ettrelj'te
to
Anydk
vihere
iey
will
,s..
,
t
-
.....
.
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'
MvAjLi
JVk.
..aBft.'J'-
11..
r-
i'
'
'I
'mmt
atiuu
nil
vtcuuyiK
vl
UIC
f
ICv
..
.
tift
n
'-sr.-
r
Bayvlew,
5!4,
514.
take
place.
B
Missouri,
1.48,
1.50.
Cork
Province,
lift,
1-1.
Dunwell,21,r23.
Duthle,
55,
Nil.
George
Copper,
7.25,
7
JO.
Georgia
River,
3G,
38.
Golconda,
l.tl,
LG3.
Grandview,
4G,
47.
Independence,
9'i,
94.
Indian,
5,
C.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
34.
35.
Kootenay
Florence,
14,
14
.
Kootenay
King,
4G,
48.
L.
&
L.,
3Vi.
4.
Lucky
Jim,
Nil,
1C.
Mohawk,
4l,
5.
Morton
Woolsey,
6V4,
G.
Marmot
River
Gold,
6V4,
G.
Marmot
Metals,
4Vi,
5.
National
Silver,
20,
21.
Noble
Five,
Nil,
G5.
Oregon
Copper,
60,
51.
Pend
Oreille.
Nil,
6.60.
Premier,
Nil,
1.90.
Porter-Idaho,
52,
55.
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.80.
2.00.
Rufus-Argenta,
24,
24.
Ruth-Hope,
39.
40.
Silver
Crest,
7Vi.
Nil.
Silverado,
85,
90.
Slocan
Rambler,
18,
19.
Snowflake,
50,'
52.
Sunloch.
2.25,
Nil.
Topley
Richfield,
Nil.
33.
Whitewater,
94,
Nil.
Woodbine,
514,
C
Oils,
Calgary
Dallas,
1.75,
Nil.
Great
West.
G7,'NI1.
Mercury,
1.82V4,
Nil.
Mid
West,
99,
Nil.
Mill
City,
9.50.
Nil.
Recent.
65.
Nil.
!
f
.
-
.
.1
r
ti
1
-v
.
cpooncr,
o.mo,
111.
Turner
Valley,
1.35,
Nil.
Okalta
Com.,
Nil.
585.00.
Advance.
8.75.
Nil.
A.
P.
Consolidated.
4.C3.
4.G5.
Calmovt.
4.15.
4.20.
Dalhousle.
5.65,
5.73.
Devenlsh,
1.25,
1.30.
Fabyon
Pete,
13,
14.
Home,
23.9
24,00.
IIHnots.AbfHJto.
1.75.
Mayland;
12?T5,n2.80.
McDoug.-Segur,
Nil,
4.60.
McLeod,
5.G0,
5.70.
New
McDoug.-Segur.
Nil,
750.
Royalite.
Nil.
175.00,
Vulcan,
Nil,
2.10.
Hargal,
2.50,
2.55.
Freehold,
1.75,
1.80.
Sterling
Pacific,
2.06.
2.10.
New
Valley,
Nil,
1.45.
Eastern
Stock
Noranda,
52.25,
54.50.
Mm
orange
m
m
II
f
Xpekoe
m
day
at
$1.19V4.
ft-
TKA
'Fresh
irom
the
gardens'
Mrs.
J.
Borsuk
and
family
of
Capt
Dobson
served
with
great
Woodcock
are.
visiting
in
the
city
V.
C.
in
the
Baltic
Sea
toward
the
,Jame
Kpkevtky
arrived
in
the,
end
of
the
conflict
as
a
result
of
cIty
011
the
Catena
this
afternoon
a
courageous
exploit
for
such
as
from
.Vancouver..
Ewart
Lyhe.
teacner
of
Piano
forte.
5
Summit
Apartments.!
mil;-
tj:j
t
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Mrs.
C.
A.
Wickens
Elected
Head
of
R
C.
Branch
VANCOUVER,
May
3:
Mrs.
C.
A.
Wickens,
Vancouver
was
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president
of
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VANCOUVER.
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was
quoted
on
the
exchange
to-!
Chaplain
L.
Brewerton.
Secretary
Angelo
Astori.
4
Treasurer
R.
J.
Ford.
Inside
guard
L.
C.
Scherk.
Outside
guard
Alex
Guynn.
Trustee
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Thomas
Clough
Re-elected
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Worthy
president
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ladies'
auxiliary
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being
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in
connection
with
the
1
lodge.
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during
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month
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include
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of
Vancouver
with
a
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of
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lbs
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is
the
time
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preserve
them.
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will
not
be
lower
in
price.
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and
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lb.
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MIXED
CANDIES
Special,
par
lb
PATTERKRISP
Chocolate-coated
crisps.
Per
lb.
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CROWN
SARDINES
Norwegian,
in
olive
oil.
2
tins
B.
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PULLET
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GARDEN
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doz
85c
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3
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11.00
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Grocerteria
PHONES
211
AND
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DELIVER
No.
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tin
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2
lbs
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40c
TABLE
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clear,
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