PAGE
BIZ
Bapt
ist
Ladies'
Aid
Holds
Tea
Many
Ladies
Called
at
Successful
Affair
Yesterday
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan
Mrs.
Morgan.
The
rooms
were
suitably
decorated
for
the
occasion.
Mrs.
Frank
Morris
was
convener.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lindsay
and
Mrs.
J.
Mor
rison
were
in
the
kitchen
and
ser
viteurs
were
Mrs.
P.
H.
Linzey,
Mrs.
i
J.
Armstrong
and
Mrs.
D.
Orchard
The
tulip
tea
and
sale
of
home
Houston
and
Mrs.
Prank
Glass
were
cooking
held
j
yfigterdas
afternoon
charge
of
,he
home
cooking
by
the
Ladle
Akf
of
FTrsV
Baptist
ble.
Church
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Berti
:
1
Morgan,
Fifth
Avenue
Bast,
was
a
j
SOFTBALL
roSTro.NEI)
very
suceesfsul
affair.
Many
ladies!
called
during
the
afternoon
to
pa-
'
Owing
to
the
fire
downtown,
the
trontee
the
function
and
were
re-
East
End
League
softball
game
be
president
of
the
Ladies'
Aid
and
was
abandoned
last
evening.
FOOTBALL
LINE-UP
The
Merchants
line-up
for
the
football
match
tomorrow
evening
Is
announced
as
follows:
V.
Menzie;
Douglas,
Hardy;
Geo.
McLeod.
Mrs.
Charles
Larkin
and."".
A.
Dickens,
Gllker;
L.
Amor,
Mrs.
Peters
poured
and
Mrs.
G.
T.'H.
Dickens.
J.
McKay,
Fong,
D.j
Hibbard
was
cashier.
Mrs.
Vic
Frhrw.ii!
rwrvM
w.
nn
and
p
Vaccher.
SOFTBALL
POSTPONED
The
regular
C.
NVIL
jeTlball
game
between
the
Round
Home
and
Dry
Dock
was
postponed
on
account
of
ceived
by
Mrs.
James
Hampton,
tween
Seal
Cove
Sailors
and
Giants
excitement
of
the
fire
on
Third
i
Avenue
last
evening.
End
'
'
.
with
this
.
.
.
Only
$137.50
Cash
Installed
or
ClYl
slightly
more
on
deferred
payments.
ELECTRIC
RANGE
Pay
only
$10
down.
Balance
spread
over
24
months.
Why
put
up
with
the
dirt
and
work
of
coal,
ashes
and
kindling
when
this
sensational
bargain
offers
itself.
Plan
NOW
to
cook
electrically
for
coolness
and
comfort;
for
a
clean
kitchen
and
for
better
meals
prepared
with
less
trouble.
Banish
the
coal
stove
in
favor
of
Electric
Cooking
and
1
f
1
J
1
rrr
5
The
Need
is
Great
and
the
Givers
are
Few
Help
the
Missionary
and
Home
Work.
We
Depend
Upon
You
to
Keep
it
Goinjj.
Please
Give
Liberally
to
the
Salvation
Army.
Send
a
Check
If
You
Arc
Overlooked
i
Rtmemitr
ihlt
ttniational
pr'tte
bolit
tnlj
during
Salt,
and
it
hiluJet
installation
of
range
in
your
borne,
ready
to
use.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Ltd.
r
Do
Not
Forget
the
Annual
Self
Denial
Lampaign
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Man
WEEK'JS
DOINGS
AT
(IcwtiauMi
turn
pn
twl
under
the
British
North
American
Aet
ainct
BVdcratica.
Another
fact
elicited
during
the
course
of
the
discussions
was
that
their
own
name
unciei
:;ie
Domin
ion
Laws,
in
the
States
there
are
forty-eight
different
kind
of
criminal
lav
to
nine
different
provincial
governments,
who
operate
such.
Ul
wovitl
seem
there
is
more
to
these
matt-rs
than
th
average
citisen
is
aware
of.
In
the
evening
the
House
went
into
conrni.
ee
of
supply,
the
Minister
of
the
Interior
putting
before
(he
blouse
his
estimates
re
garding
the
ccst
of
administration
or
Indian
Affairs
amounting
to
the
sum
of
over
four
million
dollars.
These
were
officially
held
up
owing
to
a
discussion
that
arose
re-carding
allegations
made
by
Mr.
Garland
that
some
300
tons
of
coal
had
ben
pur-hased
by
the
Indian
Department
at
a
price
of
$7.50
per
ten.
which
is
1
65
above
the
ordinary
prtsa,
aid
hr
asked
the
Minister
to
eapl.un
this,
especially
a?
a
coal
mine
existed
in
one
of
the
Iitfhn
ttetrvr
jn
his
constituency
from
vhich
the
Indians
mined
coal
laai
yrar
and
sold
it
in
the
town
for
$3
Thf
Honse
adjourmdj
at
11
o'daefc
with
this
matter
still
;
under
dismission.
Tuesday,
May
3
There
was
a
break
in
the
days'
proceedings
wren.
at
o'cloc.
the
Gentleman
Usher
of
Use
Black
Rod
wis
admitted
to
the
House
and
announced
that
the
presence
of
the
members
ar.d
the
Speaker
or
the
House
of
Commons
were
requested
to
attend
at
the
Senate
Chamber
where
the
Deputy
Lieutenant-Governor,
in
the
absence
of
the
Governor
-General,
would
give
assent
to
certain
bQli
which
had
passed
both
houses.
The
Royal
Canatlan
Mounted
Po
lice,
a
bill
being
introduced
by
Mr.
Outherie.
Mlntser
of
Justice
making
certain
changes
m
connection
wish
the
Mounted
Police
and
for
the
appointment
also
of
deputy
commissioners.
It
was
point
ed
out
by
3r
Guthrie
that
certain
changes
were
now
necessary
as
six
provinces
m
Canada
were
now
being
policed
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
The
first
part
of
the
evening
session
was
taken
up
by
the
bill
introduced
by
the
writer,
the
intention
of
which
was
to
give
British
Columbia
the
much
desired
reduction
on
freight
rates
on
grain
and
flour
coming
from
the
prairies
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
It
was
disappointing
that
no
support
was
given
this
measure
bv
the
Conservative
members
from
British
Columbia,
the
bill
being
turned
down
by
a
majority
of
26
it
is
gratifying,
however,
to
know
that
this
vote
was
one
of
the
smallest
majorities
given
to
any
vote
during
the
session.
The
resi
oi
me
evening
was
taken
up
with
the
minister
of
labor's
bill
to
relieve
dtstreai
and
give
farm
relief.
It
was
evident
from
the
minister's
remarks
that
direct
relief
only
will
be
given
and
that,
in
great
measure,
the
government
is
not
encouraging
the
carrying
out
of
public
works.
This
waa
very
dls-ppointini
to
many
members,
and
many
protest
were
made
from
opposition
member
of
the
three
groups
Liberals,
Labor
and
United
Farmers.
Wednesday.
May
4
Practically
the
whole
day
was
taken
up
with
the
bill
to
relieve
unemployment.
Discussions
continued
rtht
up
to
6
o'clock,
the
hour
of
adjourning.
As
this
wa.s
a
motion
to
Introduce
the
bill
for
the
relief
of
unemployment.
Mr.
Oordon,
in
answer
to
many
questions,
took
the
stand
that
he
would
not
answer
anything
very
definite
until
the
bill
was
before
the
House,
but
it
was
made
perfectly
clear
that
a
general
cutting
down
of
the
relief
work
was
to
be
the
policy
of
the
Dominion
government.
Wednesday,
being
a
short
day.
and
the
day
following
a
holiday,
known
as
Ascension
Day,
a
great
number
of
the
members
left
that
evening
tor
their
homes,
and
many
of
them
will
not
return
until
Monday
of
the
following
week.
It
will
be
remembered
that
last
year
on
Ascension
Day,
one
of
the
Quebec
members
took
objection
to
the
House
sitting
on
that
day
as
It
was
recognized
as
a
Holy
Day
in
Que
bec
at
least
On
that
occasion
the
government
voted
his
motion
down
oui
evidently
it
was
taking
no;
cnances
this
.
year
and,
so
on
Thursday,
there
was
no
sitting
of
the
House.
'
RAPPYMHRFQ
PARLIAMENT,
Ural
A
TEAMED
UP
John
Is
Clever
Thief
and
Lionel
Implacable
Detective
in
"Arsene
Lupin'
the
actornty-gensrals
of
each
pro-j
John
Barrymore
and
Lionel
Bar
vine
must
initiate
indictment
inirymore,
the
two
noted
actor
bro
then,
make
their
initial
screen
apnea
ranee
together
in
"Arsene
Lu
Miljan
and
Tully
Marshall
also
have
important
parts
In
the
picture.
Highlights
of
the
picture
include
a
clever
theft
of
Jewels
from
a
magnificent
chateau,
the
outwitting
of
detectives
at
a
unique
birthday
party,
a
dramatic
scene
in
which
Miss
Morley
is
compromised
and
the
audacious
theft
of
a
fa
mous
painting.
Dramatic
interludes
are
lightened
with
a
large
share
of
amusing
comedy
moments.
For
the
weekly
revival
feature,
in
addition
to
the
full
regular
pro-"-am
the
hilarious
comedy
"Step
n
nn
Out,"
starring
the
female
-lown.
Charlotte
Greenwood,
is
being
brought
bark
tonight.
S
CALLED
TO
RUPERT
United
Church
Congregation
Here
Invites
Rev.
C.
D.
Clark
of
Britannia,
Beach
Practically
the
whole
of
the
first!
The
con?reaUon
oi
Flrt
United'
part
of
the
day
was
occupied
wtth!Churcn
here
hfu
"tended
a
call
to
!
disunions
in
connantion
wtth
KeT-
v-
u
uiarK
01
umannia
ueacn
to
succeed
Rev.
Alfred
Wilson,
who
has
accepted
a
call
to
St.
James
Church
in
Vancouver
after
ftve
years'
ministry
here.
Up
to
this
morning,
no
word
had
been
received
from
Mr.
Clark.
Frank
Derry.
Jr..
who
has
been
taking
naval
train"
nc
Beuuhnalt,
return
d
home
from
the
south
oni
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
mprning.
!
WALLACES
Half-a
-Day
Half-a-Dollar
If
you
had
only
50c
to
spend,
It
would
pay
you
to
shop
here
tomorrow
morning.
The
savings
ou
any
one
of
these
specials
Is
enough
to
make
a
trip
to
WALLACE'S
worth
while.
Brassieres
and
Oddments
Good
quality
lingerie
2
for
Kngiish
Cretonnes
35-ln
4
yards
for
50c
50c
Oarter
Belts
and
Bandettes
Of
wonderful
quality
50
C
Pillow
Slips
Hemstitched
3
for
Terry
Towels
A
variety
of
white
or
colored,
3
tor
Men's
8ox
Fancy
patterns
2
pairs
Prilled
Curtain
Ooods
ground,
contrasting
frills
4
for
50c
50c
50c
Cream
50c
Kapok
In
one
pound
bags
EJQq
Ladles'
White
Cambric
HandkerchiefsNice
quality
iln
w"1
per
dot
Table
OllclotlwSeveral
patterns,
l'i
yards
for
D.M.C.
Crochet
Cotton
Ecru
shade
420
gramme
balls
50
C
Silk
Hose
Several
shades
and
sizes,
per
pair
36-inch
Cretonnes
Several
1
pat
terns,
wonderful
value
2
yards
Bias
Silk
Tape
Pure
silk
2
for
36-lnch
Check
Dimity
four
shades.
4
yards
.
Phone
9
Third
&
Fulton
t
pin,"
colorful
French
mystery
if?
drama,
which
Is
being
shown
theij"
middle
of
this
week
at
the
Capitol
j
if
Theatre.
The
picture,
based
on
alp
Parisian
stage
success;
depicts
the
entertaining
career
of
a
debonalrc
master
thief,
clayed
by
John
Bar-It
rymore,
who
is
trailed
by
an
lm-i3
placable
detective.
Lionel
Barry-
j
3
more,
through
the
gay
salons
of
f
Paris
with
interesting
details
of
the
'
Apache
underworld
thrown
in
for
good
measure.
Karen
Molye,
Johnijj
a
m
m
nALHHAfuuaj
u
m.m
m
s
m
---;.
B..
C
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Wednesday
X,
Tl
P
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rwo
SHOWS
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i
'!
ADMISSION
Feature
Start.
THE
TWO
FAMOUS
BROTHERS
it.
THURSDAY
MATINEE'.!
reaiure
aurts
i
;tlk
John
and
Lionel
Barrymore
Together
For
the
First
Time
in
"ARSENE
LUPIN"
With
Karen
Morley,
John
Miljan.
John
a
Thief:
Lionel
Both
In
Love
With
a
Charming
Woman
a
Shu
I
Comedy
Zasu
I'itts
and
Tlielma
Todd
in
"SEAl
SKI
FOX
NEWS
'
A
GUANO
PROGRAM
Revival
WEDNESDAY
Night
Only
at
1013
Charlotte
Greenwood
in
"STEPPING
orp
FRIDAY
&
SATURDAY
A
GREAT
DOUBLE
BILL
"lilt
tiniaii'
ana
"int.
sill.vt
WITNESS
TASTES
DIFFER
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SPECIFY
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Take
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leveh
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r.
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v
For
Fenres
1x4"
i
ft.
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bundled,
i
For
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txr
3
ft
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bundled,
s
Paint
will
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satisfart
.
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on
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Our
new
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prices
w
ill
Thirty
years
experience
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water,
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