pace
eight
Monday
and
Tuesday
Specials
!
Special
Values
in
Children's
Wash
Dresses
i
PANT.EE
DRESSES
in
dainty
prints
with
contrasting
'collars
and
cuffs..
Sizs
2
to
G
years.
Regular
$1.95,
i
for
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$1.50
DAINTY
TUB
DRESSES
in
pretty
floral
patterns.
Pantees
to
match.
Sizes
2
to
G
years.
Regular
$2.35,
for
....v
$1.75
PANTI3E
DRESSES
in
broadcloths,
fast
colored
prints,
organdie
trimmings.
.
Regular
$2.75,
for
$1,95
SOCKS
Half
and
three-quarter
lengths,
in
cotton,
lisle
and
silk;
'
plaid:fancy
cuffs
and
plaids,
etc
'Regular
50c,
3
pairs
for
$1.00
I
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60c
and
75c,
for
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TELLS
CONGREGATION
OF
LATE
CONFERENCE
Key.
A.
Wilson
Deals
With
Recent
Gathering
in
Vancouver
at
United
Church
Services
Yesterday
At
both
morning
and
evening
services
yesterday
in
First
Uni-ter
Church,
Rev.
Alfred
Wilton
spoke
upon
special
features
of
the
recent
conference
in
Vancouver
which
he
attended
and
at
which
he
was
returned
to
the
local
congregation.
Mr.
Wilson
dealt
in
the
morning
with
home
mission
work
as
reported
to
the
conference
making
particular
.
reference
to
the
work
of
Rev.
W.
II.
Gibson
among
the
natives
at
Bella
Bella,
that
of
Rev.
R.
C.
Scott
on
the
Thomas
Crosby
marine
mission
and
that
of
Rev.
J.
II.
Smee-ton
of
the
Cariboo
sditrict.
The
social
service
report
of
Rev.
Dr.
Hugh
Dobton
was
also
referred
to.
'
In
the
evening,
Mr.
Wilson
referred
to
the
Inspirationai
.features
of
the
conference
and
mentioned
three
inspiring
devotional
Hdresses
which
had
been
given
by
Bishop
Brewing
of
the
Re-
forrned
t:pwopal
Clw
bf
AW
of
thf
Ar&lferffV
Mrs.
I
C.
Miller
sang
a
vocal
solo
"Free
as
a
Bird,"
at
evening
orvice.
Mrs.
R.
S.
Hackett,
wife
of
thr
tosMent
engineer
for
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
at
Sec
hU,
and
wtmm
PORK
LEGS
Per
lb
40c
SHOULDER
PORK
Per
lb.
80c
LAMB
STEW
Per
lb
20c
LOIN
CHOPS
Per
lb
40c
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Grocery
Co.
Limited
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Calgary
and
Toronto
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Closing
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from
these
exchanges
posted
on
our
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twice
dally.
Orders
from
out-of-town
clients,
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letter,
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DESNER
BLOCK
DENTIST
f.TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday.
M
PVaV.":
girl
on
barge
v
Monday
"The
Girl
on
the
Barge,"
Comedy,
Bathe
News.
'
:
.
Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
'
Thursday
"The
Singing
Fool,"
Com-
t
ely,
Oswald,
and
Paramount
'
News.
-
Friday
and
Saturday
'
"Th
Trail
of
'98,"
Com-
edy,
Collegians,
No.
4.
Following
are
retail
prices
in
the
city
today:
Yellow
Newtons
$3.00
I
Winesaps,
C
grade
Z.0
Fruit-
Naval
Oranges
20c
to
Unions,
Sunkist.
doc,
S6c
to
Californfa
grapefruit,
8
for
Bananas,
S
lbs
'Jbrtractad
honey,
per
jar
t
sty
i
Pastnr
florfrt
10
-
130
Pore
Compound
26
Eggs
B.
C.
fresh
pallets
28
B.
C.
fresh
Starts,
dot
B.
C.
fresh
sains
Local
new
laid
Meats
Fowl,
No.
1,
lb.,
88c
and
Roasting
cMctam,
lb
Broilers
Ham,
sliced,
first
grade
Ham,
whole,
first
grade
a
u
e
.86
.40
.46
.40
.46
.46
Ham.
picnic,
Mb
27
Cottage
rolls,
lb.
30
Bacon,
back,
sltoed,
lb
Bacon,
aide,
sliced,
best
grade
Veal,
loin
.
.60
.36
Veal
LEG
shrdlu?
Pork,
shoufesr
;
26
Pork,
dry
salt
Ayrshire
bacgsvlb.
.
.86c
to
.60
Veal,
shoulder
36
Pork,
loin
36
Pork,
leg
36
Beef,
pot
roagt,
16c
to
.80
Beef,
boiling
lKVic
to
.18
Beef,
steak
80c
tb
.46
Beef,
roitst,
prim
rib
86
Lamb,
shodldar
.26
Lamb,
lev
-16
Lamb
chops
Mutton
chops
Mutton
sholtler
Pish
Smoked
kippers,
lb.
16
Kippered
White
salmon,
lb
AT
THE
CAPITOL
Rupert
Hughes'
Story
Dramatized,
Deals
With
Poverty
and
Death,
Life
and
Laughter
The
program
at
the
Capitol
to-1
night
feature
the
Rupert
Hughes
story,
"The
Girl
on
the
Itarjre,"
which
is
the
dramatized
play
from
the
tale
published
in
the
Oommo
polHan
Magazine
and
starring
Jean
llersholt
with
Snlly
O'Neii;
and
Malcolm
MacGregor..
The
film
is
crowded
with
ex
citoment,
color
and
all
the
thrill
of
life
on
an
Erie
Canal
barge,
where
i
poverty
and
death
mingle
with
l
life,
lore
and
laughter.
I
The
climax
comes
when
the
girl
out
of
the
storm-tossed
waters
,
climbs
hsnd
over
hand
up
a
swirl-:
ing
rope
to
the
arms
of
the
man
:
she
loves
26
26Layui
1
Laying
ajlatrab
Comb
honey
8
Dates,
btiTk,
2
lbs
25
Raisins,
bolk.
2
!)
26
Ithsbarb,
outdoor,
3
lbs
36
Australian
Almeira
graes,
'
lb.
-10
Butter-No.
1
creamery
0
No.
2
creamery,
3
11m
1.40
Shorts
2.10
.80
Middlings
2.00
,40
Barley
2.76
mash
.
.
.
3.66
trJH
J810
tch
food
8.10
UMfMlD
....4.60
Oround
oil
cake
.........
.i
4;26
JUby
chtek
feed
.....
.'v.
...
.
4.80
line
ost
chops
v..'.
8.26
CraeHed
oats
.26
Fine
barley
clmo
2.86
BBlHrtea
Lemon
and
orange
Pl
.
...
'.86
Citron
peel
.40
cooking
figs,
lb
IB
Camembert
8-o.
pksT
86
Wtile
figJ,
2
lbs
26
ton.
Bobbv.
arrived
in
the
city
I
Kraft
Linbetwer,
Wa
.86
.Currants,
lb
JO
on
the
Catala
vesterdav
afternoon
!
Ontario
solids
86
Apples
from
the
south.
They
"are
makinciNew
Zealand
soHds
80
Peaches,
peeled
the
round
trip
north
on
the
ves-1
Stilton,
lb
Apr
cols,
lb.
el.
We
wwh;
public
to
introduce
to
the
Our
New
Butcher
Mr.
Til
brook,
of
Vancouver,
who
we
feei
confident
will
came
up
to
your,
expectations
ami
give
you
VEAL
STUW
Vellh
....20c
LOIN
VEAL
Per
lb
36c
Kraft
.46
Prunes,
90-100,
4
lbs.
Norwegian
Goat
86
Napoieon
Limbergcr
T8
Roquefort
76
Swift's
Brookfleld,
lb.
4ft
Gorgonxola,
lb
.76
McLaren's
Cream,
Jure,
46c,
.86
lirookfield
Swiss.
Vlb.
pkg.
.80
Grayere
.
46
Brnokfield
Canadian
Cheese,
'
26
-.-lb.
pkg.
..i
Golden
Loafj'ib.,
4
Jack.
lb.
.h...
60
Romano.
Sattdev
lb.
Gamraelost.1
hk-ib
.80
I
Bravo
Swiss,
carton
.......
.40
Chedlet,
carton
86
Floor
26-1
b.
box
1.88
Prune.
80-70
lb.
2
lbs
86
4040;
lb.
16
Prunes,
B00,
g
lbs
86
Kvaporated
pears,
hahnm.
lb.
.86
Vegetable
mm--
:s
Potatoes,
sack
.....
.82JO
to
8.00
Parsley,
bunch
W
Garlic,
imnorted,
per
lb.
.
.
.88
Nm
.mil
nninna.
ImumK
.
.
.08
4
Green
peppers,
lb.
...V.
88
Mew
cabbage,
per
lb
88
Turnips,
,6
lbs
.86
New
Zealand
onions,
8
lbs.
.86
Arizona
head
lettuce
16!
BRISKET
BEEF
tPer
lb
14c
piour,'
48i,tb.
H
kiird
wHtat
2.80
Mmticlin
Umatoes,
lb
HAMBURGER
Per
lb
20c
Pastry
flour.
'4te
2.80
vietorta
hothouse
...
...
.86!
Cukes,
hotmtuse,
lb
.86
California
celery
.80c
ad
.16
Victoria
cauliflower,
80c
and
.88
Leeks,
bunch
.'10
Sweet
potatoes,
2
lbs
86
Parsnips.
4
lbs
.26;
Washington
spinach,
2
lba.
.26,
California
asparagus,
lb.
..
.86
Sugar
White,
100
lbs
8.60
Yellow,
100
lbs
8.00
"BUILD
B.
C."
w
It's
B.
C.
That
Does
It
tVAWUITO,
I
A
lady
from
Quebec
visiting
in
Victoria
in
1926
wrote
a
king
if
Pacific
Milk
could
be
obtained
in
her
home
city.
Now
she
lives
in
!
British
Columbia
and
again
shej
writes.
She
says
she
prefers
Pa-.
cific
to
any
milk
she
has
ever
used.
4
Thm
is
just
a
compliment
to
British
Columbia.
This
province
pro-
.45
duces
superior
milk
and
every
now
.40
and
again
proof
bf
this
in
some
.80
new
way
comes
to
light.
.20
Red
smoked
salmon
45
Smoked
bUck
cod,
lb.
.20
PACIFIC
MILK
Factory
nt
Abbotaford,
B.C.
HiZh!b:.
:::::::
'SiwMmmmmstamv
Salmon,
fresh
spring
35
Nuts
Almond,
shelled
Vulencias
.66
Brazils
.
85
Walnut,
broken
stalled
....
rfO
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
60
Almonds
86
Peanuts
20
Miinchurian
walnuts
26
California
walnuts
45
No.
mixed
nuts,
lb
86
Filberts
25
Feed
100
lb..
Wheat,
No.
5
and
Bulkiey
Valley
2.76
Oats
2.76
Water
cress,
bunch
15
Bran
2.00
SUITS!
SUITS!
.MADE
.TO
ORDHIt
Cutting,
Workmanship
and
Styl
All
Guaranteed
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
Wc
Dtliver
to
Any
Part
of
(he
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
619
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.
n
u
tat.
MONDAY
ONj
v
j
Two
Show-
7
and
9
p
m
RUPERT
HUGIiliS'
STORY
'The
Gri
on
the
Ban
With
JEAN
IIEUSHOLT,
SALLY
0'M
IL
and
h'K
cast.
Comedy
NEWLYWEDS'
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cither
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or
unfrequented
places,
you
may
obtain
from
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Bank
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Montreal
travel
funds
suited
to
your
individual
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Travellers
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and
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and
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Letters
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Established
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