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April
O.NIif
OF
CANAIL'S
OLDEST
CIIUKCIIES
i.ttlo
n'6!
af
Th
rlousac.
iuebev
ha.s
for
many
years
been
a
shrino
of
real
'
wilurin
the
Sagu
n?y
country.
TwSouJsc
was
the
first
church
in
New
..it!
while
the
pres.nt
building
was
constructed
in
1747,
a
church
of
some
-t
wl!
on
this
site
srirr
1117.
IN
A
CLASS
BY
ITSELF
i
his
Big
Ladie
0
LSlVbdZd.
new
range
All
new
ma-siiea.
All
Salo.prlas
....$9.89
DiKS
NEW
SUA
SON
COATS
"iing
all
the
new
1
"r
stylos
and
materials,
1
lling
at
drastfc
reduced
nvr
n
m
i.t
-urn
f
i
Sale
!
s
Coats,
and
Suits
at
Wonderful
Savings
I
A
DIES'
DKESSES
ii
IV
lK
I
mm
.
All
to
HATS!
HATS!
All
the
new
models
for
ladies'
for
misses
and
girls.
Sale
price,
girls
98c
to
$1.98
ale
price,
ladies
$2.98
lo
$6.98
NOTHING
RUT
HAKGAINS
I,
A
I)
IKS'
HAINCQATj
SLICKERS
v.,.
In
colors
of
red,
blue,
green
iuH
yellow.
All
the
sixes.
Rale
price
$4.
OFFERING
FOR
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
MANY
GREAT
IJARGAINS
D
ICKER
HOOTS
flolora
of
red,
teen
,
P'
$2.98
W-'S.
WINDOWS
iioys
sunt5
Tweeds
anil
homespuns.
All
closing
out
at
sule
prices.
$3.70,
$1.79.
$5.7;
SEE
WINDOWS
Jabour
Bros
Dept.
Store
Third
Avenue
at
7lh
Street
I
PORTALBERNI
POWERPLANT
May
Sell
To
Private
Concern
for
$12.1,000,
It
Is
Said
There
PORT
ALBERNI.
April
4.
There
is
every
possibility
that
the
city
may
sell
ita
light
and
power
plant
and
its
whole
electrical
ays-tern,
as
the
council
has
now
under
consideration
an
offer
which
has
been
indirectly
made
for
the
purchase.
The
price
suggested
by
this
private
concern
is
$125,000,
but
what
most
concerns
the
power
users
is
the
fact
that
the
company
will
undertake
to
give
lower
rates
and
especially
n
much
lower
power
rate,
which
will
be
on
a
sliding
scale
according
to
the
amount
of
power
ued.
The
most
important
suggestion
made
by
this
private
concern
is
that
it
will
take
over
all
rights
in
connection
with
the
Stamp
Falls
and
Install
a'hyditJ-i'lecttic
fknt.
Stamp
Falls
is
considered,.
one
of
the
finest
hydro
propositions
on
the
island,
and
has
been
.valued
at
the
sum
of
$500,000.
The
company
states
in
Its
letter
that
it
will
underake
not
to
deliver
power
across
the
mountain
to
thi
cast
side
of
the
Island,
to
the
detH-'
ment
of
users
on
this"
sldo,
This
offer
is
causing
n
.grjfnt
deal
of
discussion
umong
the
res!
dents
of
the
wholo
district.
'
G.
I).
Beattle
of
Queen
Char
lotte
City
was
chanced
by
his
wife
before
Magistrate
McCly-mont
this
morning
witn
non-up-i
port,
adjournment
of
the
case'
being
made
until
tomorrow.
W.I
E.
Fisher
la
acting
fur
the
prose
cution
and
L.
W.
Pat
more
for
Ilf.
TIIK
nATlV
NFWS
.
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FAVORED
IN
MEXICAN
PRESIDENTIAL
BATTLE
observers
in
Mexico
Bee
a
singular
narnHnr
,.,.u
in
the
favorable
chances
mi
Mexico
after
his
hopes
were
almost
nil
ho
-
r
-
ui
me
present
oi
Jose
VasconcelnH.
irm.f
frr
i
.j
v4ijg
ciclicu
i
res-
beforp
thp
rvnlr
V'cuol.
ly
greeted
by
supporters
(above)
in
Mexico
City,
after
several
year.'
'
absence"
country
and,
although
he
has
done
nothing
to
further
hi.
.
1
e
negate
tactic,
he
has
apparently
piqued
the
fancy
of
the
intellects!
Mex-:ne
hx
entirely
in
his
favor.
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a
sit
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SALVATION
ARMY
HEAD
IS
HEARD
jtnff
.Canfajn
Joseph
Actpn
j
Vranj;ell
fllves
.
Inspiring
AddreHH.on
Work
of
Organization
Staff
CapUin
Joseph
Acton
of
J'1;
the
thermometer
dropping
to
.Wrangell,
divisional
commander
zero
ai
4
a.m.
ine
oar-
of
the.
Salvation.
Army
for
Nor-
Jmeter
tls
81t,n
8te,ady
with
a
ten-
ncy
tolurise
""d
e
wind
,s
,n
thern
British
Columbia
and
Al-
asKa,
wh9
is
paying
his
first
of-
tha
nor
northeast.
o
present
"Id
condit
ions
be
fipial
vuit
to
this
city
and
dis-
c,ea,
m
ex"
audl
Pected
for
another
day
or
so.
,
trict,
Hpoljbore.a'large
ience
last
night
in
the
local
cit-
adel
on
the
subject
of
"Love
in
Action"
which
phrase
he
ex-
piiuned
might
be
taken
to
sum
marize
the
work
throughout
the
won
Qj
of
the
Army
rid.
Adjutant
William
Kerr
perslded
and
Rev.
T.
H.
McAllister,
pastor
of
Uup-jert
East
United
Church,
led
in
j
'
prayer.
Staff
Ca;tain
Acton
described
,many
phases
of
Army
work.
He
j
told
of
Work
that
wa
being
done
J
for
"unmarried
mothers
and
in
rfijt
Af
iny
was
an
emergency
or-Rlibnizat
on
dnd
wtf
always
to
be
ilind
whtre'
:
there
1
was
fire.
gers.
d,
earthquake,
ar
or
cy-
n
u
I
).('
1
jfm
in
ilnl
An"
MVt'M..
film
nkMui,
mlminii
ir
htiticrfriifr
nhnnt
in.
frnatio.Kil
undmrfethndings
and
universal
pettrt.
Tnlay
the
flag
of
the
Army
was
found
unfurled
to
the
breeze
in
88
countries
and
tolonio
Its
message
was
being
Vonvynft
ir.
no
less
than
sixty-seven
languages.
The
xtaff
captain
spoke
of
"the
ministry
of
n-usic"
and
referred
to
the
fact
that
the
Army
now
had
enrolled
43.000
unpaid
bandsmen.
Staff
Captain
Acton
announced
thft
mxt
Wednesday
the
jnc
hundre'Ith
ahhivcrsary
of
Jtf
"
f
i
nriin
of
'
th;
Salvation
tr:ny
v
the
late
General
Wll-01
in
B
icth
would"
l)e
celebrated
"
'
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RADIOPROGRAM
ifOR
THE
WEEK
...si.
mm
Friday,.
7
:0
Hudson'
April
5
Esse
Challen
7:30
Half
hour
with
the
Sen
ate.
8:00
R.C?A."
hour.
9:00
Correct
time.
9:00
Borden
Dairy
program,
f
'SO
Footlights.
"0
-00
Evensong.
10:30
Olympic
Hotel
orches-'t
wHh
tenor.
11:30
Voeal
ensemble.
12:00
Late
news
flashes.
12:15
Piano
and
tenor
solo.
The
Cunard
Children's
Nurso
.
,
,
just
naturally
understands
children
;
loves
having
them
around.
Shows
them
nil
the
wonders
Of
the
ship.
Loves
trlllnit
them
the
old
fireside
s'torles
In
the
nursery
Injtltnook
at
sea.
Learn
you
free
for
adult
activities.
Sail
Cunard!
....
'rf
V
TH
Cumrd
Siram
A''?",flmV'
6lJI
Sf.
W
Vanetiter
(Ttl
Seymour
3048-9),
er
any
lUamtkipaint.
Wteklr
Sellings
to
Europe
From
Mir
3rd
rrom
Montreal
(.no
Quebec)
CUNARD
N
CANADIAN
SCRVtCC
"
...o
CbM.
Tourit
Third
CaNn
4
Third
Clu
COLD
WEATHER
FOR
THIS
TIME
OF
YEAR
Thermometer
Dropped
to
22
Above
of
Zero
at
i
o'Clock
This
Morning
fo-v&
i
i
Princd
Kupert
had
rather
cold
weathef
last
night
for
this
time
of
mm
I
I
'iimiiimimiiiunmmrmu
300
YAI!I)S
FUGI
SPUN
SILK
30
inches
wide.
We
guarantee
our
quality
to
be
absolutely
pure
silk,
in
shades
of
Peach,
Chin
Chin
Blue,
Poudre,
Sky,
Maroon.
Sand,
Apricot.
Orchid,
White.
Nile.
Gooseberry,
Red.
2
yards
for
g
2000
YARDS
BEST
GRADE
JAP
CREPE
30
inches
wide.
20
shades
to
choose
from.
7d8for
-
Si.OO
(.1NGIIAMS
in
20
patterns,
32
inches
wide.'
Excellent
washing
quality.
Past
colors.
5yard
for
-81.00
(
UttTAIN
MUSLINS
AND
SCRIMS
Plain
and
fancy.
Fast
colors.
;S6
inches
wide.
,
si.oo
RAYON
8ILK
GINGHAMS
In
5
preUy
designs,
ftegular
COc
yard.
32
inches
wide.
j--
1.00
1
'
"
"
"""
"
"
;.T'
NOVELTY
PIHNTED
VOILES
In
a
variety
of
new
designs
and
colorings.
2'ard
for
1.00
as
the
Ace
ofSnades
BRIGHT
IZE
L
or
a
Diamond
with
les4
labor
and
clean
hands
i
Liquid
iiiinimiiiiirTw
ui
ii
rmaHa,SBBHnn
1
1
1
1
1
1
m
i
l
ls"
SATURDAY
a
,aaaaiBaaaw
'Stove
Polish
Q
Cet
a
Tin
To-day
and
Try
It.
If
you
prtfer
a
pastt,
use
Zebra.
P
MADE
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
SECKUrS
BLUE
SOO
9
oimmiittiiiinitf
km
m
n
nil
1
1;
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nr
urn
Uilnu'
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linn
FRASER
&
PAYNE'S
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
ON
FRIDAY
FOR
NUMEROUS
DOLLAR
DAY
VALUES
NOT
ADVERTISED
COYS'
WOLSEY
JERSEYS
WITH
TIE
in
3
colors.
Excellent
value
'
Sizes
21
to
23
JtiD
AVENUE
AND
6TII
STREET
23
ANNOUNCEMENT!
I
beg
to
announce
that
I
am
going
out
of
the
retail
jowollery
business.
-
All
my
splendid
stock
is
now
on
sale
and
must
be
sold
and
sold
quick
at
prices
you
cannot
refuse.
This
stock
consists
of
the
best
makes
in
all
lines
and
thore
are
no
shop
worn
goods
in
the
store.
intend
to
confine
myself
to
the
Expert
Repairing
of
Watches
Clocks,
Jewellery,
etc.
Also
handling
ladies'
and
gontlemen's
watches,
in
whjeh
I
.will
specialize,
giving
strict
attention
to
all
orders
fropi
out
of
town.
1
"My
outside
customers
maflgpclid
upon
accuracy
dhd
;
ddSpatcn1
Send
me
your
watch-troubles.--
R.
W.
CAMERON
PIONEER
JEWELLER
31.00
ROYS'
OPEN
KNEE
PANTS
in
pure
wool
tweeds.
Fully
lined.
Assorted
colors.
1.00
CHILDREN'S
PANTIE
DI1ESSH8
2
to
6
years
Connie
J.
patented
pantie
and
dress
combined,
in
broadcloths
and
prints.
Regularly
sold
up
to
$2.96.
y
1.00
LADIES'
RLOUSES
In
broadcloth
and
spun
silk.
About
3
doxen
only,
in
White,
cream
'and
ecru
shades
QQ
EXTRAORDINARY
VALUE
IN
LADIES'
RAYON
SILK
BLOOMERS
Bobbett
and
ordinary
style
in
6
popular
shades.
All
sites,
including
extra
large.
Made
with
extra
long
double
crotch.
Turnbull's
make.'
Usual
price
$1.95.
Do,lar
Da'
1.00
HARVEY
PURE
THREAD
SILK
HOSE
in
chiffon
and
service
weight;
pointed
and
square
heel
style.
The
standard
$1.50
storking.
Dollar
Day,
pair
QQ