?AQE
rous
SMART
NEW
SHOE
STYLES
Just
Arrived,
Several
New
Lines
of
the
Very
Latest
Styles
in
Women's
Shoes!
Smart,
Attractive
Black
and
Brown
Suede
Dress
Oxfords,
Cuban
Heels,
reg.
$4.95
$3,45
Black
and
Brown
Suede
Pumps,
Medium
Spike
Heels
reg.
$,95
Smart.
Stylish
Pumps
and
Straps,
in
fine
Kid,
reg.
$4.45;
up
from
$2.95
RUNNING
SHOES
Snappy
Pumps
and
T-Straps,
in
fine
Kid
and
Patent
Leather;
up
from
nrim
vi
v
twm&wpm
mm
w
v
treat
v
v
v
v
$
vi
v
w
wi
1
Special
Values
In
UNPAINTED
FURNITURE
Chest
of
Drawers
(Medium
Size)
Desks
(With
Three
Drawers)
End
Tables
Kitchen
Tables,
from
Magazine
Hacks,
from
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
W.
11.
Tobey,
C.N.R.
divisional
superintendent,
returned
to
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
a
trip
over
the
line
as
rar
as
sml-thers
on
official
duties.
DOMINION
DAIRY
NOW
OPEN
At
Second
St.,
near
Third
Are.
Fresh
JVIilk,
Cream,
flutter,
Buttermilk,
lice
and
Collage
Cheese
Tel.
Ii3(i.
Prompt
Delivery
Milk
direct
from
our
own
herd
FRESH
EVERY
DAY
TENNIS
SHOES
$6.05
$7.95
$1.33
$3.00
85c
I'hnne
311
Mcllride
St
warn
mmm
mvmm
mm
mm
m
mmmmx
t
m
wu
tu
m
1
rn
m
u
If
von
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
$2.45
For
That
Narrow
Foot.
We
now
carry
very
smart
Dress
Oxfords
and
1-Strap
Shoes
in
A
Width,
reg.
$5.95
QQ
QC
Special
JU.7U
We
have
a
large
stock
to
outfit
the
entire
family.
Our
special
Cut
Hate
prices
on
these
goods
will
surprise
you.
Special
For
the
Fishermen
GOODRICH
and
MINER
RUBBER
BOOTS,
:-Length
Regular
SG.45;
Special
$4.25
We
carry
a
very
large
stock
of
Rubber
Boots
in
all
lengths.
Inspect
our
stock.
Compare
our
prices
on
all
these
goods.
MEN'S
HIGH
GRADE
DRESS
OXFORDS,
Reg.
$4.95;
up
from
$2.95
MEN'S
DRESS
BOOTS,
Black
&
Brown,
built
in
arch,
reg.
$5.95;
up
from
$3.95
MEN'S
SOLID
LEATHER
WORK
BOOTS,
Reg.
$4.50;
up
from
.....
.$2.75
CITY
SCRIP
AND
RELIEF
TICKETS
ACCEPTED
GUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Saturday's
DIAMOND
T
SPECIALS!
Extra
Specials
Fresh
Killed
Farmer.
Dressed
Roasting
Chickens,
lb.
20c
Boiling
Fowl,
lb.
..20c
Ayrshire
Bacon,
Sliced,
lb.
25c
Fresh
Killed
Veal
Leg
Roast
Vealb.
..21c
Loin
Roast
Veal,
lb.
22c
Breast
Veal,
lb
121c
Shld.
Roast
Veal,
lb.
15c
Rump
Roast
Veal,
lb.
18c
Veal
Chops,
lb
25c
Quality
Service
Sunnybrook
gutter
3
lbs
95c
Corn
Beef,
lb.
Sc
Local
Fresh
Eggs,
doz.
,
.
.
.yoc
No.
1
Steer
Beef
Pot
Roast
Beef,
lb.
12
jc
Brisket
Beef,
lb
7c
Rump
Rst.
Beef,
lb.
..18c
Prime
Rib
Roast
Beef
Rolled,
lb
20c
Cambridge
Sausage
lb
121c
Phone
2
Pioneer
UutcherH
Fist.
1910
THREATEN
OFFICIAL
(
Domb
Delivered
to
City
Analyst
Vance
In
Vancouver
liut
Is
Discovered
In
Time
VANCOUVER.
March
9:
(CP)
A
small
bomb
enclosed
in
a
small
handkerchief
box
and
containing
nitro-glycerine
was
received
Wednesday
by
Inspector
J.
F.
C.
B.
Vance,
city
analyst
and
head
of
the
police
bureau
of
investigation,
whose
scientific
evidence
recently
;has
resulted
in
the
sending
of
a
number
of
Important
criminals
to
prison.
The
bomb
went
through
the
customary
mall
routine
at
police
head
quarters
before
reaching
Vance's
,
office.
His
suspicions
were
aroused
when
writing
on
the
box
corresponded
with
writing
on
numerous
threatening
letters
which
he
has
received.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
vj
te
!
w
19
iHfir
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
thrt
Dry
Dvrki
Total
esielty
IMtt
ttat
ShlholMen
r4
Ship
Replrr
ftr
8tel
anil
Wood
Vetteli
Iraq
n4
Rrmu
Caitlnf
Klretrlt
and
Acetylene
WcMlni
ll-t
Dcrrlek
ftr
neavy
Lift
lawmlll
and
MlnlncMaehlnrry
Repaired
and
Overhauled
VOO'LL
"'WD
ICO,
DOCTOfl
-TH2
DATL.T
NEW
8
frlday,
March
9,
mi'
Imarketing
REGULATION
Commissioner
J.
A.
(Jrant
Sees
The
Ucginning
of
Unci
or
Depression
When
New
Law
Comes
Into
Force
British
Columbia
Imports
three
million
dollars
worth
of
grain,
five
and
a
half
million
dollars
worth
of
livestock
and
two
and
a
'half
million
dollars
worth
of
butter,
said
J.
A.
Grant,
markets
commissioner
for
B.
C.
at
the
notary
Club
luncheon
yesterday.
On
the
other
hand
most,
other
products
more
than
sup-
ply
the
local
need
and
the
surplus
has
to
be
exported.
It
is
in
order
to
g
handle
profitably
this
exportable
-
surplus
and
to
see
that
there
is
a
;
proper
distribution
for
local
con-5
sumption
that
the
Marketing
Act
j
was
passed
several
years
ago.
a,
For
four
yenrs
this
act
operated
5
and
it
was
a
fact
that
the
fruit
bu-JJslness
of
the
province
was
never
so
profitable
to
the
growers
as
dur-
ing
g
those
vnose
four
iour
years,
years.
LECTURED
BEFORE
Alt.MY
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy.
resident
mining
engineer,
gave
an
interesting
travelogue
lecture
at
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
last
night.
Sunday
School
prizes
were
presented
by
Mrs.
Mandy.
There
was
a
large
OFF
COLOUR?
HOW
IS
YOUR
LIYER?
Wake
np
yoor
liver
B3
Wrthont
Calomel
Twit
g.w'i
t
rf
tmS
orta,
bat
K
Uinr
rt
xit
ynar
dif-rr
.nd
.hminttm
trfM
not
ol
kilwr.
hf
r-faatig
W
pmt
at
u
4ulj
to
pound
ol
liquid
btl
nte
yrm
bovi
You
wn'l
mmpMly
mmri
mrk
a
mnditana
by
ttkm
g
mI'i.
oU,
muml
ntrt,
U
imtir
nndr
of
ebiDf
cum,
or
ronch4t.
Wkg
thy'n
irxjrid
tout
bwh
thtfn
Uiroofb
tod
jrou
Md
urrr
ttiauUnt.
Cirtw'i
It'll
liTr
1Mb
wtl
pnon
brine
bar
it
mMhiM
iste
your
111.
T7'r
prlr
Ubl
81.
8um.
Atk
(or
tbrra
try
hoi.
Bum
Mbatituta.
is
M
ij
drumf.
It
DKLUXE
WALL
TINT
The
Improved
Sanitary
Kafoomlne
65c
pkg.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Limited
FINE
MUSIC
SHOW
HERE
Tootllght
Parade"'
.at
Capitol
Tim
Week-Did,
is
Spectacular
Production
With
many
original
and
ensembles,
a
hilarious
comedy
drama
plot,
several
highly
popular
song
hits
and
a
romantic
love
interest
to
say
nothing
of
a
great
cast,
the
new
musical
spectacle
"Footllght
Parade."
coming
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
week-end,
is
said
to
sur
the
most,
if
not
all,
of
its
coiorful
predecessors
of
similar
type.
The
story
is
that
of
a
young
musical
comedy
director
who
loses
his
job
when
talking
pictures
supplant
musicals
on
the
stage
and
turns
to
making
prologues
for
motion
picture
theatres
on
a
wholesale
scale.
There
Is
a
definite
and
well
knit
plot
with
riotously
funny
situations
and
sparkling
comedy.
James
Cag-
ney,
Joan
Blondell,
Ruby
Keelcr
S
,
..
..
,
'?"d
Powell
provide
the
ove
.
Now
new
marketing
legislation
.
had
been
framed
based
largely
on
the
British
law
and
all
the
provin-
?
to
n
nk
ces
of
Canada
were
moving
in
the
Z
.
"u
uKh
,
"erbert.
"r'r
same
direction.
This
law,
when
tne!iBnd
came
into
force,
would
be
designed1
m
nn.lUnlq"f
,en
lc
""mbers
to
give
the
farmers
and
fruit
gnL
are
W
ers
a
reasonable
return
for
their
ef-;
'
.
'
lTTPh
"f
!"
.
n
L"
eaCh
M
lch
lS
forts
and.
at
the
same
time
to
give
?'
"
known
and
rt
hlt
good
service
to
the
consumers.
Mr.
Grant
nronhesleri
that
th
new
lnur
coming
Into
force
would
witness
the
Splmnl
TaupViai
beginning
of
the
end
of
the
depres-
ul,uuul
1
CaLHCI
slon.
When
the
farmers
got
value
for
what
they
produced
it
would
start
the
wheels-turning
which
would
tend
to
make
everyone
pros-1
pcrous.
Whether
Northern
British
(Columbia
came
under
the
Act
or
not
prices
would
be
influenced
by
it
just
the
same.
At
the
close,
Mr.
Grant
was
1
thanked
by
President
John
Dyb-Ihavn
for
his
interesting
and
instructive
address.
Killed
by
Train
Kathleen
Appleby
of
.Mlvtion
City
Loses
Life
In
Accident
At
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
March
9-Kath-l?n
Appleby,
aged
35,
Mission
City
school
teacher,
was
instantly
killed,
when
an
automobile
she
was
driving
was
struck
by
a
Canadian
National
Railways
freight
train.
BUY
&
SAVE!
FKO.M
MUSSALLEM'S
Itarsains
Always
We
(iuarantre
Salhfaclion
ECONOMY
DUTrEIV-Oradc
A-l.
3
lbs
GRANULATED
SUOAR
20
lbs.
(20-lb.
limit
1
MILK-A1I
Drunds
2
doz.
SUNKIST
OltANOES
Juicy.
3
doz.
RHUUAItB-Pancy
3
lbs
HEAD
LETTUCE
California,
2
for
FRESH
TOMATOES
per
lb.
ORAPEniUlT
4
for
BUNCH
CARROTS
California,
2
for
CAULIFLOWER
each
15c,
20c
FRESH
EGOS
C
Orade
3
doz.
CORN
FLAKES-
All
brands.
3
pkgs.
The
Patient
Makes
a
Quick
Recovery
95c
S1.45
$2.25
67c
23c
15c
19c
25c
15c
25c
77c
25c
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cent
M7-19
Third
ATenne
West
P.O.
Box
575
fhone
1R
FRIDAY
&.
SATURDAY
TWO
SHOWS
7
Si
9
AdmlsiJon
15c
Si
50c
SATURDAY
91
ATI
N
KG
at
2:50
15c
Si
33c
I
75c
(7:18
Si
9:18)
'ili
11
MONDAY
and
TLlCsDAY
'Bitter
Sweet
LAUGHTER,
DANCE
and
SONG
With
1000
THKIUiJ
NOVELTIES
and'
SURPRISES
!
"Footlight
Parade"
With
James
Cagney,
Joan
Blondell,
Dick
Powell
&
Ruby
Keeler
A
Warner
Bros.
Picture
20
BIO
STARS
300
CIRLS
Amazing
Spectacle
New
Songs
New
Laughs
Novelty
"HOSCO'S
PICTURE
SHOW"
METRO
NEWS
THE
LAST
CALL
TONIGHT,
7:00
lM.
IN
Till!
ODDFKM.OW.S'
I
I.M.I.
A
KKAI.
DINNER
AND
IINTKR.
TAINMKNT
FOK
75c
If
ou
are
Interested
In
Prince
Rupert
remember
the
I'ioneers
who
made
the
city
and
come
to
their
banquet
7:00
VM.
Admlloti
to
Dance,
10
IV.M,
25c
tBJ-ararirMiaiBrii!riK:arvi-vs.it:viBiiii!EBiBfi'rBiiiBa
DENNISON'S
Household
Necessities
New
Shipment
Just
Arrived
From
Dennison's
Canadian
Factory
The
New
Dcnnfaon
Crepe
l"c
fold
Dennison's
Shelf
Papei't
new
and
beautiful
designs,
15c;2
for
25c'
Cello-Wrapt
Napkins
new
colorful
dosignH,
-10
in
a
pkc.Xor
15c
Emlxissed
White,
GO
in
a
pkp.
irc
Dennison's
Glue,
Iron
Grip,
bottles
or
tules,
15c
Gummed
Bridge
Decorations,
25
each
Clubs,
Diamonds,
Hearts
and
Spades,
per
pkg.
25c
Gummed
Fruit,
Flower,
Hutterfly
and
Hird
Seals,
15c
pkg.
Tags,
Labels,
Colored
Cellophane,
Paper
Flower
and
Costume
Material,
Stamp
Hinges,
Instruction
Hooks,
Etc.
St.
Patrick's
Day
Cards
and
Favors.
Easter
Cards.
Coal
Prices
Minehead
Egg
Coal
.
.
,
,
$12.50
Minehead
Lump
Coal
$12.50
Pembina
Egg
Coal
$12.00
Stove
Coal
$11.50
Coal
in
Dry
Shed
and
Delivered
Dry
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
By
Westover.
VSJBLI-.:
(
VCtijgliNik
I
I
WHAT
FOR.'
(
ai-m
vouw:-.
I
"
I
1
I
Vr
J
ig
tv6B
,
1
I
J
I
I
I
'
w
I
1
D
K,
M
rl
I
fW
I
I
UK
1
1
I
I
J
.
II
III
"
1
V
r
1
.
I
Bw
.