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Face
Powder,
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sizes,
50c
&
$1.00
Creams,
50c
Kongo
and
Lip
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Druqcists
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Store
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Stationers
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Ribbons
Typing
Pads
Witx
Paper
Wrifinjr
Pads
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Hooks
.
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Paper
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Fasteners
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Rolls
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and
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Pads
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Shannon
Files
Rill
Rooks
Carbon
Paper
Cash
Register
Rolls
Letter
Raskets
Waste
Raskets
Bull
Dog
Clips
Besner
Block,
Third
St.,
Phone
234
Batteries
"SUPROX"
lotteries
tnav
be
charged
in
5
nituitc
s
at
200
amp.
rate,
or
in
i&
minutes
at
80
amp.
alt'.
Without,
iliimnin.
in
the
liattCl'V
aild
Without
IX'-
'""ing
irom
car.
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and
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D.C.
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rime
imi"
Itupcrt
I
Scrotal
Avenue
and
Fourth
M.
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FRIDAY
MIDNKHIT
.
"living
Vancouver,
Monday
AM.
"
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10
n
einroii.
AlU1e
Ann.
Anyox.
Htewnrt
ixl
1'jr
,
Vio.
.
'7
lK
f!
Ive
Prince
jtupert
Sunday.
8
P"v
,
.
I
,lpr
Information
rnnllni
nil
nllln!T
nnd
tlckCtS
at
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wit
j
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Ht
lTHT
AllKNI'V.
Tl.lr.1
A.rnue.
Vhone
LOCAL
NEWS
New
Summer
Frocka,
"Dcmcrs".
We
buy
aiiythlnx
In
I're-mluni
prices.
Mas
lleilbruner.
Mrs.
John
E.
Davcy
and
two
Rons
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday's
train
following
a
visit
at
Woodcock.
Queen
Mary,
'Chapter,
I.O.D.K,
will
hold
a
tag
day
Halurday,
April
14.
uroceetla
to
be
used
for
the
uti-
kcni
of
ihc
j-fcUirned
soldiers'
plot.
Y
r
'
87
Dr.
Anson
V.
Knight,
chief
veterinary
Inspector
for
'the
province,
wlw
arrived
In
the
city
on
Wcdnes-oay
from
Victoria,
will
anil
tonight
in,
the
l'rliXc.Joiin
for
a
trip
to
the
(Juc
n
Charlollc
Island
on
official
duties.
The
case
In
provincial
police
court
of
James
Flcwin
of
Port
Simpson,
who
js
charced
with
an
nulling
Felix
Umwn,
an
Indian,
at
Port
EssliiRton,
ha-
been
adjourned
until
April
IS.
...
Or.
and
Mrs.
II.
C.
Written
of
llazelVon
trrived
In
live
cltjfrom
'he
Interior
on
this
morning's
train
ind
will
nil.
tonight
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
a
two-weeks'
trip
o
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Thomas
Kaye.
well
known
of
the
Union
Oil
Co..
after
pending
a
few
days
in
the
city
ind
dlitrict
In
the
course
of
one
of
hts
periodical
trip
on
official
business,
sailed
by
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
on
hi?
return
to
Vancouver.
canadian
national
ui;iki:aiion
association
10th
Annual
Ball
Moose
Hall
TONHiHT
Dantins,
J:30
to
2:30
Refreshment.
Oood
Music
and
Good
Time
Oil
run
teed.
Ladles
and
Gents.
75c
each
Patrons
and
friends
kindly
uiTept
this
as
the
only
invitation
and
intimation
Winn
thi'
order
for
roues
was
II
nally
ni.u.e
up
yesterday
afternooi.
by
C
V
Evltt
seentary
of
th
newly
formed
Prince
RuJcrt
Horti
cultural
Society,
it
was
fouyd
tha
the
individual
orders
totalled
17!)
and
an
order
was
sent
forward
fo
t7.'0.
Notification
will
be
givri
when
the
riMs
arrive
that
lrwn,
ordcrlnu
may
take
theui
away.
Announcement?
i
C.
N.
It.
A.
Annlverry
Uall,
Ap
ril
13.
A.
Y.
P.
A.
Tua,
CaUiulral
Hall.
April
14.
St.
Peter's
Church
Sale
April
19
United
Carnival
April
20.
Oddfellows'
old-time
dance,
ril
20.
Ap.
Piano
Recital,
Ursula
Mall.n
April
31.
Spliutcra'
Spree
Cambral
Chap
tcr.
April
27.
"
Ridley
Home
Ilazaar.
May
3.
"Chlncsd
Knowledge"
tea
May
10
United
qlnnch
,
...
t-
Anglleun
Tea
May
15
at
Presbyterian
ti
May
17.
Dally
News
Want-Ads
satisfy.
-Moose
Hall
IT5IDAY
C.
N.
R.
A.
,
ANNUAL
RALL
SATURDAY
SoiU'li
Danrr,
9
p.m.
Mis.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra
25c
and
10c
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PAGE
THREE
Great
for
children
i.tyliLDRKN
crrjajiily
do.
like
'rKelli.,
'ktli
JWljeat
1'laVrn.
jnl
of
course
there's
iiniliinp
liettcr
for
them
than
whole
wheat.
.
You'll
alo
lie
ilcliRhted
with
the
economy
f
the.
big.
reil-anil-preen
jmchafr.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
Iindon,-
Ont.
.
KAl
f
NEW
I
f
SUPER-CRISP
J5
i
5
Mrs.
F.
E.
Robertson
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Provincial
Constable
Robert
Oib-.on
relurneo
to
the
city
on
the
Ptlncess
Norat
yesterday
afternoon
after
making
the
round
trip
to
Skagway
in
escort
with
a
con
signment
of
government
liquor
destined
for
a
din.
II.
II.
Garrett,
assistant
general
manager
of
the
Toronto
hvsurance
Hrm
of
Masste
&
Rnwick,vin
the
-ourse
of
a
tour
of
Western
Can-i
la
on
company
business,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
East
on
yes
terday
morning's
delayed
train
and
sailed
last
night
on
the
ktcamcr
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
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Fifteen
Cars
Of
White
Aspen
Here
-
On
Wav
to
Orient
Four
more
cars
of
white
asrfcn
logs,
part
of
an
initial
shipment
of
twenty-five
carloads'
which
is
to
be
made
from
here
to
China
for
use
in
the
manufacture
of
matchwood,
ar
rived
from
Tintagel
In
the
central
Interior
attached
to
yesterday's
train,
litis
makes
a
total
of
fifteen
cars
so
far
arrived.
Definite
plan
Xnr
the
making
of
the
shipment'
from
here
to
the
Orient
have
not!
yet
been
announced.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
William
Palmer
which
was
in
port
yesterday
afternoon
from
3:45
to
5
p.m.
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver,
had
32
passengers
on
board.
Eight
persons
dis
embarked'
from
the
vessel
here
while
three
went
south
from
here
i
aboard
her.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
8.
K.
Gray,
is
due
in
port
at
5:15
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
J.
C.
Perry.
Kamloops:
Alex
Fer-I
guran,
Vancouver;
E.
Hughes.
Tel-,
kwa.
i
Savoy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas.
D.
llrun-
ton
and
family,
Prince
Rupert.
I?
w
nimmboni
former
accobn-'
Woodcock
I'riiue
Rupert
Dr.
ami
Mrs.
C.
II.
Haugh.
port
Simpson;
Dr.
L.
G.
C.
d'Easum
At
lin;
F.
C.
Freeman.
Port
Simpson:
S.
R.
Donaldson.
J.
J.
Donaldson
and
J.
A.
Brown.
Port
Essington:
Mrs.
C.
Sawver.
Salvus.
Mrs
H
Franks
and
daughter.
Woodcock.
Mrs.
J.
Ezo.
Edmonton.
Mr.
and
I
Mrs.
R.
O.
Holmes
and
children!
runt
of
Inverness
cannery
and
now
'
Wrlnch.
Hazelton
tpiminted
manager
of
KIcmiu
can-'
nery.
wnirlt
u
to
uc
operated
tins
ncmsoii
for
Hie
first
time
In
three
ye'irs,
arrived
In
the
city
tni'm
Inverness
on
yesterday's
train
and
v
sail
tonight
on
the
Cardcna
for
Kletnlu
where
he
will
take
up
his
managerial
duties.
R.
W.
Sinclair,
who
will
take
over
the
duties
of
accountant
at
Inverness
in
place
of
Mr.
Chambers,
also
came
In
yesterday
and
is
returning
to
the
river
today.
Joe
Slaggards
TAXI
In
response
to
loyal
customers
of
the
past
1
am
again
opcrat-Iiik
a
lax:
Service
I
thank
my
old
friends
and
promise
old
and
new
patrons
the
same
courteous
and
prompt
service
given
In
the
past
Phone
053
Night
or
Day
J.
K.
SI.ACCAKD
Corner
Third
and
MclJrldc
Dr
and
Mrs.
II.
C.
The
Engineering
Profession
In
RritUh
Columbia
Th
wfRl-annuI
vitmitutlonc
for
d
sntMtott
9
th
vroTMstoB
wilt
Ukt
plc
ta
Vueoum.
Tlttani,
Prtar
Ruprrt,
Kamkmpt
An
vol
and
Nttem
n
Uondar.
april
IX
1924.
ami
IoUowidc
day,
to
f
faflovlnc
brnchs
f
fif)BTlnf
:
CTitnlrat.
R1ctrlr).
Forat,
UlaiBf.
Wfrhaale!
and
Stmctufa
EXAMINATIONS
For
Non.
University
Applicants
rYaUmiaarr:
OutbneatioM
Jaiuar
atatnmtatiM.
tpnatonhip
by
senior
en-BMrrs.
lntrridJau:
QualiHcatlont
Junior
tastr:eHitKMi
and
nfinreriDc
pupil
ttatua
i
tft
aiaBl
6poaaarthip
or
t
sdis1
sajiftsiTa
Pinal
Pr(fatsna)
CxamlBJiUoa
far
tmv
W
Prartk;
WuaUticaUOfl
Kn
rnar-a-iraintii4
tutuf
or
ln
equivalent.
u4
taa
Tr
prc..o.:
eapentoca,
KXAMINATION
For
Univrraity
Graduates
Ofaduatt'
fiaal
pifeaiaal
asanuna
an
lakra
plaea
uirosjihaut
the
year,
be
ui
a
atHniMwrinj
tttaaia
or
aaten4e4
nctfwenai
report
on
prolesalooaj
tiparl
vttm
aajayed
aaafqvnt
to
iradaaUon.
Qualifi'aunsM
-Qradoaboa
trooi
av
op-pra4
(ftruliy
at
appUasj
aelaoea.
lout
ean
aear3r
aipwiencs?
and
enrollment
im
thi
pmnti
a
aa
aninr-Ui-trainln.
alrel4Mi
c
aalilB
frl
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Tae
AmHib
rjfmtaasJ
faflaeer
of
B.
T
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P90
Btfk
nailalaf,
Voetee,
a.
C.
Quality
That
Is
Unsurpassed
SALAD
A
TEA
"Freih
from
the
Garden
in
A
prty
of
f
rfe
'
wll'ricises
'"who
':tor.'Tuct
are
Dr.
L.
G.
d'Easum;
will
give
evidence
in
a
County
Margaret
Whcat'ley,
Barbara
Oun-Court
criminal
action
from
Atlin
dcrson
james
Evans
and
Gwcnnle
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which
"'''
""'Su
Mri.
nf
thr
pnsn
will
with
a
statutory
offence
reachnd
'
"
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
ss.
-tart
tomorrow
before
Judge
W.
E.
Prince-)
Norah
yesterday
after-
Fisher.
THE
ENGINEERING
ACT
Practising
as
a
Mining
Engineer
To
Whom
It
May
Cineern:
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
the
trms
of
Oii
fcn?lnrin8
Act
of
th
province
only
thoe
who
arc
holder
'!
a
Vcn.te
to
practit
either
as
a
ilining
Engineer
or
a
Oeoiotfica
Engineer
aie
author-lied
to
wake
mining
engineering
report
n
geological
engineering
report,
or
to
engage
otherwif
in
the
practice
of
a
Mining
Engineer
or
a
Geolnjii-ai
Engineer.
List
of
engineer
ent't'rl
to
pr'actiie
will
be
found
in
the
British
Columbia
(iarette
of
February
15,
193i.
or
can
be
obtained
upon
application
to:
9.u
BIRKS
BUILDING,
Vancouver,
B.
C
April,
1931.
"
.
Saturday
Phone
r)
F
IgFflf
n)A.
Phone
63
Shamrock
Eggs,
in
Cartons,
25c
doz.
LA
MR
VEAL
PORK
SHOl'LDEK
IRr
LWis
22c
WNS
20c
lb.
lb.
lb.
''s5'
!rrs.
l8
sr.
.
25c
2
lbs.
PORK
SPARE
RIBS
25c
HOH.IM!
ifflJffiffieW
I
I'
O
U
K
FO
W
L
Stm
Mift
I
saisauu
.mi:at
lb
25c
L
Tjffllg
2
lbs
25c
IIAItY
UV.Y.V
Swifts
Carton
AI.HKKTA
L
I
V
E
R
L
A
R
I)
RUTTER
lb.
15c
2
lbs.
25c
3
lbs.
QQ
2
lbs.
PEANUT
BUTTER
25c
i
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m
m
u
i
i
a-?
na
i
it
BJ.'nr.a'i
s
srra.ia-.i.i
i.aai
r
a
GARDEN
TIME
IS
HERE!
See
Us
For
Your
Garden
Supplies
BAMBOO
LAWN
RAKES,
each
14-INCH
GARDEN
RAKES,
each
GARDEN
HOES,
each
LONG
HANDLED
SHOVELS,
each
SHORT
HANDLED
SPADES,
each
SPADINO
FORKS,
each
25c
50c
75c
00c
30c
$1.35
&
Si
.50
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
SSSZ
tm
i
u
t
intu
Jail
israxi
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aa
v
im
a
is
tu
aa
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im
i
Running
and
Tennis
Shoes
(Juarantccd
all
new
slock
bought
of
all
leading
makers
in
Canada.
We
sell
'XS
less
than
anywhere,
in
the
city.
We
carry
the
largest
stock
and
give
you
the
lowest
prices
because
of
our
large
purchasing
power.
Compare
our
prices.
Women's
Tennis
Shoevup
from
75c
Misses'
&
Children's
Tennis
Shoes,
up
from.
.
.
.
.69c
Men's
Runners,
up
from
...
i..95c
Roys'
&
Youths'
Runners,
up
from
.75c
Fishermen's
'(-Length
Rubber
Roots,
Heavy
Cleated
Soles,
rcg.
$5.50
.$3.49
WE
MURDER
PRICES
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
We
accept
city
scrip
and
relief
orders
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