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and
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Here
is
an
array
every
memher
of
parties.
For
This
offer
of
our
THIRD
"AY.O
Ttic
Pidnctit
Drtiyoists
SIXTH
ST.
t-T
ELEP11
ON
ES
tt?t,20Cu
DEMAND
"Rupert
Kip
KidM&all
sizes
of
Easter
candies
and
sweets
that
will
delight
your
household,
and
please
all
guests
of
your
Easter
Week,
we
are
making
a
special
superior
candies,
in
novelty
customary,
low.prjces
foij
JJ
estjuajtjrj
.
.1
,:.ri'i
4
.r,
....
"THE
DAINTIEST
ItKEAKFAST
FOOD.'
,W-l1tl
w
Smoked
-Ml
.'((."j"T(
I
t
hi.
i'.
'til
t;
if
.'il
r!..!iirl
Brand"
pers
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storages
0o.y
Ltd:
Prince
Hupett
B.U
You
are
Not
Old
at
Forty
Improperly
fitted
glasses;
use
of
two
pairs
of
glasses
when
on?
is
better;
unslghtW.
"old
appearing"
pasted,
1A-focal
lenses;
"ducking"
.ajid
"peering"
over
the
edgus
of
your
"reading
glasses";
trying
to
do
withput
glasses
all
make
you
look
old
and
.prove
that
YOU
.NEED
,.
GLASSES
The
kind
of
glafcios
that
overcome
these
earmarks
of
age
are
our
KRYPXOK
LENSES
They
will
do
all
that
two
pairs
can
do
and
do
it
better.
They
are
really
two
pairs
In
one.
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
THE
JEWELLERS
Daily
by
SUITS!
SUITS!
MADE
TO
ORDER
Culling.
Workmanship
and
StyMNABOU
JELLY
.POWDERS
All
Guaranteed
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED.
ANII
PRESSED
i
'
.
'ft
c
DllverfiAti
Part
of
th
JLing,
the
Tailor
Phone
019
Or
Alexander
rilONK
575
IIF.RMEU
HLOCK
DENTIST
and
colors
ideas,
at
J?
iti.r:
v..
'TJiT
Iayilj
'KWS
Personal
News
O-.MDumV
a
'ArfiAftlf-'""iiin:
V'Jiess
and
courtesy.
Phone
num-
Smelting
Co!;111l'sail
by,
jKe
V
'
74
,-
'Prfnce
G&rg'e
tonffht
for
Van-.,,
,a'
...n
'couver.;
liy
will
"meet
ilrs.
wlfZy
Ifrom
,and
ffemily'
whb
are
coming
tiere
J'
?'S.1U"L
frTvWM
?
Rossland
to
Ue
up
resid-
ZZ2S1&
jmdp;!hiwbLStX
'
""!HflheCu!
th?
prLindpaI
Toilet
Soap:
Deals
i
3tIVRGB
CAKES
GLORY.
HATH!
SOAP.
1
FMCY
FACE
CLOTH
,
.lor
...S0i
PREMIUM
DACON
Slab
or
half;
slab,
it.
45c;
Sliced,
lb;
60c
f
FRESH
PULLET
EXTRA
EGGS
D
80a
D.
C.
FRESH
FIRSTS
Doz.
35c
8
doz.
.-
,.
11.00
PINEAPPLE
2s.
3
tins
....40e!
4
lor
k
.Z6c
NABOB
TOMATO
CATSUP
2
boUJea
45c
READY
CUT
MACARONI-,.
2-lbs.
,,25c
MARKET
DAY
RAISINS-
'
4-lb.
pkts.
.....COd
MARKET
DAY
PRUNRS
4-!b.
pkts
45c
OniSCO
Mb.
tins
........
.30o
3-Hi.
tlnn
RKol
GRANULATED
SUGAR
I
10
bs.
.:.
CScjjIall,
Thursday,
April
4.
After-
WEEf,
:
JUICY
ORANGES
i"oon
from
3
t0
6-
Social
in
eve-
4
doz
.75c
n,nK
starting
at
8:30.
CHRISTIE'S
ASSORTED
BISCUITS
lb.
pkt
45c
Bush's
Grocerteria
PHONES
211
AND
212
WE
DELIVER
4
a
Tajj
JhonP
4,
Jllg
4
Taxi,
tf
Dentist
Dr.
J.
It.
Gosse.
Phone
m.
i
1
Ewart
Lyne,
Pianist.
Capitol
I
Theatre;
Teacher
of
Piano.
Hed
,701.
1
74
New
Beauty
Shop,
expert
mar
celling.
All
work'
guaranteed.
!Mrs.
Skinner,
.Keefe's
Barber
,Shop.
Phone
46.
74
Cood
Friday
at
B,
"The
King's
:
Herald,"
a
delightful
evening
of
.sacred
song
and
thrilling
story.
Baptist
Church.
Refreshments.
Admission
60c.
Sirs.
Jack
Swanson
and
son
of
New
Westminster
arrived
..here
W.
tc.;holiday;oracouplefe'the
Hrncg,
George
yesterday
Rfitai;!)v
th.I.
;TtteU.
'fte?n
on
p
io
.Stewart
on
t
Eleventh
Ave.
-
'
.Prpfess.onal
.bttmeM.
m
II.
G.
Olsen.
Smith
mi9
"Iht
th
Hnnsnn
TtmtU
'
'tV.-'k..
H'rt
.
.
.
.
.
.
'
IM).,
returned
to
the
interior
ves-
eraay
arter
a
brief
business
trip
v
1
c,;,v-o
town,
!
.
I
j
a
iTit-
V
k
.t...
j
(jicbiuciii.
ui
uie
iiisperanza
,nn-
ing
Co.
Ltd.
subject
to
his
ac-
ceptance
of
the
office.
He
is
at
present
n
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Peter
.Cbrdon
of
An.yox,
who
i
urn
a
lmA
"nifnmltnM
At.
L
I
meeting
.
of
the
Esperanza
F
"a
Mlnine
"'1JK
Co.
Ltd
sailed
bv
th
Prinrp
George
yesterday
afternoon
on
his
j
return
to
.
the
smelter
towp.
J.
M.
Gibson
of
Forest
Branch
....
i,
tri
....
""'"T"
,n
Vc.l?"a.'.
wno
naa
departmental
business,
will
sail
by
the
Prince
George
tontehf
on
ihia
ratnrn
in
4V
nnUU
J.
Gurvich
annotinces
uw
uuiikll
ailKUUIltCa
the
lilt
opening
ofi
his.
new
taxi
business,
1
Win
nluMiolnnnl...
t.
04
i
1.
f
jstancl
at
the
Exchange
Blocfc
le
Lm
.-
1...U
'with
a
brand
new
Hudson
car
uhici
iiuiiiueia
io
ue
Ten
dered
include
the
chorus.
"Ra
v,m
t
u
X
.j
j
,,
,,
'.
.
"
.(.lie
X4autu
ui
am
Alpfift
and
pmegfii1
..7.
There
V
is
a
Green
Hill
Far
Away."
A
col-
lection
will
be
taken
in
aid
,of
the
Organ
Fund.
'
I
Fisheries
Commission,
has
retur-
'
-
f
ft
4
t
'
t
.4
!
ned
irom
a
two
weSM'
trip
"to
t
ANNOUNCEMENTS
llULl'
.
;
I'
"
t
f
,
.
.
.
.
.
i
resoyicrian
easier
aaie
iiarcn
28i
Good
Friday
evening
Baptist
Church
Musical
Lecture,
"The
King's
Herald."
Rpfreshrnents.
Sacred
Cantata
"The
Way
of
the
Cross."
St.
Andrew's
Pro-
Cathedral
(Augmented
Choir,
on
Good
Friday
at
8
p.m.
i
Queen
Mary
Chapter
I.O.D.E.
Daffodil
Dance,
April
1.
Royal
Purple
Bridge,
Whist
and
Dance,
Elks'
Home,
April
2.
Anglican
W.
A.
Easter
Sale,
April
3.
United
Church
Easter
Bazaar,
April
4.
C.W.I..
Snrine
Sale
in
Catholic
i
Premier
Orchestra
Dance,
April
5
.Moose
Hall.
Tickets
obtainable
at
McCutcheon's
Drug
Store
or
from
members.
Get!
yours
now.
..
1
so
I
etarted
taking
them
and
I
ran
truth-
Eagles
Whist
Drive
and
Dance,
fully
lay
I
am
.a
different,
woman.
AI-Thursday,
April
11.
j
together
I
only
took
two
boxes,"
Gyro
Hocdown,
April
19.
Auditorium,
stores
wi
ill
close
thiijl
fahti&
at
six
o'clock
ck.
Gordon's,
G'rotery
and
Phillips
Grocery.
er
Miss
Alice
Allen
will
sail
to-
net
.of
the
Gyro
.Club'a
regular
flight
by
the
Prince
George
on
a
luncheon
ruffle
yesterday.
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
'i
.r:
r
!
S.
S.
"Saliror"
Jas
arrived
with
For
Alberta
Beacon
Hard-Soot-
full
cargo
of
Nanaimo
.Wellington
less
coal,
phone
Albert
&
McCaf-
Lump
Gfial
fQr
Albert
jfc
jilcCaf-fery
Ltd.,
116
and
117.
.
tf
fery
Ltd.
Phone
116
&117.
tf
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
3:30,
was
repor-
ted
this
morning
to
be
on
time,
Specials
for
Easter.
Ladle'
Dresses,'
regular
values
to
$10.50
for
$8.05
at
Annette
Ready
to
Wear.
.Wni,
n
ni..:
ii
n
i
o
..-.
f-
A-
nton,
,who
has
beeit
Business
lP
IO
Vancouver,
is
IttnoMbAn
f-frflirn
tn
V,o
of'
r.
'
vrr
v
'r'"'"
uwmg
to
nexi
iuonoay
neing
a
;
'
legal
holiday,
the"
regular
fort
-
'
nlehtlv
eitv
council
.marfimr
will
,
.
,
T,
.
be
heId
instead
on
Tueeday
eve"
ving'
;
Mrs.
O,
,.
.
.
jiiit
win
sail
buiiiui
iu
w
n'gnt
on
tne
Princess
Royal
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
her
home!
wh
iuuB
,
......
l
.i
ti-
l
nere
wnn
ner
motner.
Jirs,
,r
nan-
son'
)
JJax
Marx,
whp
has
been
home
stead
i
1'
"ft
r?.,!':.
'.jaiaiiun,
w.lll
MU,
UJ
lIievrriiMISHSf
"
Royal
tomorrow
niirht
-Sot
,
Vn
-
couver
enroute
e"uie
To
lo
his
n,sn?rat
:.
homa-In
?
I
-Haniburgermany
......
,f7
I
'.'i
'
.'
I
if
'.Wallace
.
OVchflrf!...
.
,irinmt
JIj,'
a:-,
ni.....
,v.
v..Sk'-1
V-
.U.
UVCII
,lffl
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
.
K'Vt
f"
'1
aboard
the
Princess
P
Mary.--
on
"Saturday."
Mrs.
Theo.
CoKart
'
Uilnn
;..m-
.jit-v.
u...u.
l'rlpce
George
for
Vancouver.:
where
they
will
meet
Aid.
Col-
,ar
who
W
a"
busk
nes8
lriP
to
New
York
and
other
the
la8t
hG-
rmlri
-r
from
Vancouver
in
the
course
of
will
w'
proceed
proceed
east
east
by
by
train
train
on
Saturday
morning.
He
is
a
guest
.
i
1
e
xr.i.i
jresentative
oflthe
International
vT.
I
u
..1.
"ii
fo7
Commissi:
hdaHe
7
n
c.iti.
cnic.
Inaugurating
the
Union
Steamships
summer
schedule
to
points
on
the
north
coast,
the
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
A.
Johnstone,
is
due
in
port
from
the
south
late
tonight
or
early
tomorrow
morn
inc
and
will
sail
for
Port
Simn
son
and
Wales
Island,
returnintr
here
tomorrow
evening
and
sail
ing
south
at
12
midnight.
Could
Not
Sleep
Heart
Would
Start
Pumping
and
Pounding
Mrs.
Fred
P.
Averill,
13042th
Ave.,
tCtUg&ry.
Alta.,
writw:
"I
was
bothered
so
much
with
my
heart
I
could
not
loop.
I
would
alien
up
in
the
nfcht
creaming,
and
my
heart
would
lUrt
pumping
and
pounding,
A
-neighbor
lady
told
me
to
tiy.
rice
ova
a
dox
ai
an
uruggun
ana
dxaleri,
or
mailed
direct
on
recoipt
of
price
by
The
T.
MUbura
Co.,
Ltd.,
,
Toronto,
Oat.
t
Pfyf&ibfo
at
Rink
tonight"
at
'
'M
t:30.'
Stoirffij?
to
10.
!
Dr.
Joseph
Gosse
was
jthe
.win-
Elder
Rodney
B.
Ashby,
the
Mormonite
missionary
who
re-
cently
spent
three
months
in
the
city
trying
to
start
a
Mormon
Church,
has
been
telling
the
people
of
Victoria
about
the
mild
climate
of
Prince
Rupert.
!
Dave
Paton
was
dismissed
with
u
iw
UiUblDlt
1
LC
111
V.V-
.
moat
,
j.
icf
court
thin
mmi
0oha
rge
of'irespas-
on
rtnwiiv
-rge
yixi
brought
by-
C.N.R.
iSfaBIe'E.'
Martin.
ENTERTAINMENT
HirtAnn
i
Anon
VII
II
IVh
I
I
II
illV
VUli
liVlAJli
Happy
Evening
Spent
After
Reg
,ular
Ceremony
and
Presentation
Made
The
regular
meeting
last
night
-
-
oy
hv
Jl
a
anlonriirl
splendid
mnaiVnl
musical
entertain-
entertain
ment
provided
by
the
following
i&lented
artists:
Al
Smaille,
piano
solo;
Walter
Howard,
solo;
George
Brocllll.
violin
nln.
arromnnnfp
W
No
lUnfcou
eIM
r.
man
-.
.
,
..
.
'.-S,'
.
"
'H'
(
ATrydx),
solo;
Bob
Phil-
"P9-
r'tarion
;
series
or
seiectigns
by
the
Showiski
Paluski
Gmported
cornediaris
elliwry
and
Louiski
'
.
UlA
...11.
T
nt.
Ik...
-
J1eetionsjby
Ronald
BartHtt.'Nori
man
Wilson
and
Bert
Cameron.
graph
of
the
silver
wedding
oft
Jack
and
Mrs.
Preece,
esteemedt
members
'of
the
bfder,
.wSmadek'tt
to
the'diKtator'
by
ergnfMy
vi
ma
ym.
;lCLauum.
iJ.iLKyftCDU-
bert,
dictator
of
the
lodg?ae?
ceptlng
the
present
on
behalf'
Off
the
lodge
feplied
Suitably.
''Nextweek
Rt.
Rev.
Bishop
Rix
will
address
the
lodge
and
chap
ter,
taking
as
his
subject
"Child
Welfare."
The
Eleventh
Avenue
Juvenile
orchestra
under
the
direction
of
W.
H.
Derry
will
provide
musi
cal
entertainment
RESBYTERIAN
LADIES
ARE
HOLDING
EASIER
TEA
AND
S.
iii
ji)AY
In
the
Church
Hall
which
is
astefully
decorated
for
the
oc-asion
and
presents
a
very
,
attractive
scene,
the
Ladies'
Aid
to
.
...
t.
n
i
i
t
i
i
i
nil
i
ivi
leriau
n
u
re
n
is
noij,
ing
an
Easter
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
:
and
sewing
this
fternoon.
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart
is
president
of
the
Aid
and
those
in
harge
of
various
booths
include:
Plain
Sewing
Mrs.
A.
Berner,
ilrs.
Ben
Dalgarno
and
Mrs.
W.
.V.
C.
O'Neill.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
F.
D.
.lice,
Mrs.
B.
R.
Kice
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Kirkendall.
Candy
Mrs.
E.
N.
Valentine
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Sandisln.
Tea
Room
Mrs.
W.
D.
IMoxley,
convener;
Mrs.
Fred
Stork
and
Mrs.
P.
W.
Anderson,
pouring,
and
Mrs.
W.
M.
Brown,
Mrs.
H.
B.
Stiles,
Mrs.
R.
J.
D.
Smith,
Mrs.
Alonso
Haines,
Miss
Beulah
McKinley,
Mrs.
W.
0.
Hughes,'
Airs.
J.
W.
McKinley,
Mrs.
James
Simpson
and
Mrs.
L.
M.
Fuller,
assisting,
v
.
Cashier
Mrs!
Joseph
Greer.
,Iri;
Thomas
Thomas
M
McMeekin
and
iH.fjIi'VnjMcKinl
ley
were
rps-,
oWule1
!
6Y
the
det
decorations.
The
musical
program,
arranged
by
Mrs.
II.
Macfie,
Includes
piano
solos
by
Charles
P.
Balagno;
violin
solos
by
Frank
Williams
and
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence
and
vocal
woloa
by
Miss
Peggy
Wood,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
Mrs.
J.
H.
McLeod
and
Mrs.
William
Millar.
Accompanists
are
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
and
Mrs.
R.
Wilson.
Try
a
Daily
News
want-ad.
Ft
will
bring
results.
I
ill
I
1
1
'J'l
i
I
hi
ui
I
ii
1
HI
ij'llnll
ib
NOT
THE
SAME
PERSON
AT
ALL
Truit-a-tives"
Stopped
Pain
and
Terrible
Dizziness
Mm.
CODIN
It
accms
almost
a
mirpcle
tha
way
""Fniit-a-tivea"
benefits
women
Buffering
at
the
chaneo
of
We.
'
"I
wag
obliged
to
0
to
bed
because
of
the
terruIe
diznnesa,
nain
and
weakness."
writes
'Mme
Onesime
Godin
f
Paquetville,
N.B.
,
"During
this
trying
'
time
i'
-
j
i
meand
now
I
am
in
perfect
health.
Every
woman
should
follow
my
example
and
take
'Fruit-a-tives
and
thej
would
surely
get
(he
wonderful
relief
that
I
did.
"
TrviL
Your
dealer
has
this
wonderful
fruit
medicine
ax.
and
60c.
a
box.
.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
William
Miller,
J.
S.
Gifford,,
H.
F.
Wilson
and
D.
Bartels,
.ancouver;
L.
W.
Hogan,
city;
Air.
and
Mrs.
.1.
Wood,
Ocean,..
Falls:
Mxs.
M.
K.
Bates.
Smith.
;.rs;
Marjtin
Johaq,$jn,
MohtreaU
Cent
rain
,
JV.
T.
Pow,
P.
Ulfeon,
J.
RowvS
lands
and
J.
M.
Laison,
Vancoll
3
cetf
Ingoald
Hansen
and
II.
Q
iSeotg..,,
Savoy'
PCT
nSyhm
Watkips,
Hyder;
Claude
ity.
;
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B"
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H.
JV11,
twinager
of
the
ffnnt
rni.
-
f
f
5.
k-..
'
McKay,
Burnnby,
.
who
has
been
spending
a
holiday
at
Telkwa,
arrived
in
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train,
being
on
his
way
south.
BISCUITS
A.
nice
a.-wortment,
including
M
plain,
creams,
put
ts
and
sandwich)
per
lb
55c
!i
lbs
11.00
DOLLAR
SUPREME
SODAS
Per
box
COe
WHOLE
WHEAT
FIG
BARS
2
lbs.
4Sm
VEGETIZED
WAFERS
Per
pkg
"
50
BLUE
POINT
OYSTERS
Per
tin
400
GLACIER
SARDINES
in
pure
olive
oil.
Fertln...
10c
LIBBYS
DEVILLED
MEATS
Small
Una,
2
tins
15c
OXO
Small,
2
tins
25
FOR
YOUR
EASTER
BREAKFAST
GAINER'S
FtNESTfeSIDE
BACON"'
,
Machine
sliced;.
Per
lb.
555
G0WICHAN
BGGSwi-Extras.
."
2
doz
,
TfJO
FKEESewlnc
Thimble
With
..
Each
Hacon
Order
NABOB
JELLY
POWDERS
4
for
.25$
YAKIMAjPOTATOES
Per
saek
,
$205
NATURAL
SMYRNA
C00KINO.
FIGS--3
lbs
25rJ
SPANISH
PIMENTOES
2
tins
25o
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Quality
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-Prices
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