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Also
Easter
Novelties
Chicks,
Ducks,
Baskets,
Rabbits,
Etc.
;
Easter
Serviettes
and
Decorations
New
Telescope
Now
Predicted
VICTORIA,
B.C..
April
3:
(CD-
Telescopes
of
the
future
will
be
very
different
from
those
now
In
use,
Ronald
Hopkins,
local
astron-;
cmer,
told
members
of
the
Victoria
branch
of
the
Royal
Astronomical
Society
in
an
address
here.
i
He
predicted
magnifying
would
be
accomplished
by
means
of
cl-j
ectrlc
tubes
working
on
sensitized
metals.
Ponderous,
big-lense
contrivances
will
be
discarded.
j
Research
on
the
new-type
Is
al-
ready
under
way
at
Camden,
N.J.I
The
speaker
showed
slides
illus-j
tratlng
the
principle
underlying,
the
electric
tubes.
An
experiment-j
al
telescope
produced
with
the
tubes
is
a
small
instrument
compared
to
present
telescopes,
he
said,
but
can
magnify
light
1,500,-000
tlmtfs.
Still
greater
magnification
is
possible.
The
limit
of
present
telescopes
using
costly
mirrors
and
mountings
has
been
reached
in
the
200-inch
instrument
now
being
installed
at
Mount
Wilson.
Further
advances
will
be
through
the
new
principle.
Describing
some
of
the
new
In
struments
developed
he
said
one
macmnc
was
so
sensitive
it
couiu
register
the
heat
of
one
candle
placed
a
mile
distant.
Wider
Use
Urged
For
Silver
Coin
U.C.
Chamber
of
JMirics
to
En-courage
Circulation
of
Silver
Dollars
VANCOUVER,
April
3:
(C)
A
campaign
to
promote
circulation
of
new
Canadian
silver
dollars
among
banks
and
business
firms
has
been
started
by
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mines.
Officials
say
wider
circulation
the
silver
"cartwheels"
wir
roost
production
of
British
Ccl-tmbla
mines.
'The
money
is
handy
and
sanl-ary
and
would
be
popular
ii
icoplc
Rot
In
the
habtl
of
using
it,"
F.
E.
Woo-Jslde,
manager
o.
he
chamber
said.
Bank'
superintendents
and
large
'lrms
are
being
asked
to
encour-ige
circulation
of
the
new
money,
rhe
chamber
suggests
in
making
thange
for
$5
and
$10
bills
at
east
two
silver
dollars
be
handed
out.
DAILY
NEWS
LondonVGas
Attack
Alarm
Tire
air
raid
precautions
department
of
the
British
home
office
Is
carrying
out
tests
at
Hendon
police
station,
of
local
alarm
signals
to
be
given
should
gas
ever
be
used
during
an
air
raid
on
London.
Several
devices
were
tested,
and
this
picture
shows
one
of
the
officials
wearing
a
respirator,
with
one
of
the
alarms
attached
to
his
bicycle.
rOISON
BARRED
FOR
TRAPPERS
j
MOTOR
REVENUE
HEAVY
REGINA,
April
3:
(CP)--Under
eglslation
introduced
in
the
Sas
katchewan
legislature
trappers
found
guilty,
of
using
poison
bail
or
narcotics
will
be
disqualified
rom
obtaining
licenses.
Sponsors
of
the
new,
legislation
claimed
poisonca
animals
escape
before
dying
and
'.are
eaten
by
other
nnlmals,
whoare
in
turn
poisoned.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
April
3:
(CP)
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
44c
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
REGINA,
April
3:
(CP)
Revenue
of
$1,900,000
reached
th
Saskatchewan
government
In
motor
licenses
and
gasoline
taxt:
during
the
fiscal
year
1925-20
official
figures
reveal.
Of
this
am-
oimt,
$1,128,010
was
voted
for
Department
of
Highways
expcndl-jtures,
$580,910
going
to
the
pro
jvincial
treasury.
POUND
IN
MONTREAL
MONTREAL,
April
3:
(CP)
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$4.97V2
on
the
local
exchange
market
yesterday.
WABASSO
PRINTS
25.
Patterns,
all
36
ins.
wide,
fast
colors.
ew
seasons
prints.
u1
iwt
Dollar
Day,
5
yds.
for
vlvU
WABASSOPIQOE
plain
and
printed
Wabasso
Pique,
fast
colors.
Q-i
AA
Dollar
Day,
3
yds.
for
V-lvU
WABASSO
PILLOW
CASES
Full
size
Pillow
Cases,
plain
hem,
good
heavy
quality.
P
AA
Dollar
Day,
4
pillow
cases
v
Ladies
and
Children's
Hosiery
..
Ladies'
Full
Fashioned
Silk
Hose
Orient
quality,
semi-service
weight,
in
all
the
new
spring
shades.
Every
pair
guaranteed
rlnglcss
and
p'uie
thread
silk.
Reg.
$1.00
quality.
75o
Dollar
Day,
pair
DL
CHILDREN'S
ANKLE
SOCKS
In
wool
mlxtuiB.
Sizes
6
to
82,
assorted
colors.
Made
.
;
with
the
new
lastex
cuff.
o-i
An
.
Dollar
Day,
5
pair
for
OJLUU
'
.
'
Children's
Ankle
Socks
and
Half
Socks
Pure
Wool
English
cashmere,
plain
and
colored
cuffs,
'
Sizes
5
to
8'2.
,
-Plain
cuff
style,
4
pair
for
jjj
qq
.
Colored
cuff
style,
3
pair
for
jj
qq
PURE
WOni.
1U.A1MKF.TS
,
n
.
:
1
'
v
uii,,i,uiu
iPUre
WOOiarev
B
ankpts
sItp
fi1vn
tnc
mm
r
mm
$,.25'
palf
oVily.
Reir.
6.95.
Dollar
Dav.
nr.
PART
WOOL
BLANKETS
White,
with
colored
borders,
assorted
shades,
beautl-
.ruuy
sou
and
warm.
Size
68x86
ins.
l4
aj-
Dollar
Day,
each
blanket
DOILILAYIR
DAY
SATURDAY
FRASER
and
PAYNES
SATURDAY
CLOSING
8
P.M.
The
biggest
variety
of
Dollar
Day
Merchandise
we
have
ever
shown
before.
Sec
our
windows
Friday
displaying
various
other
items
that
will
interest
you.
Drapery
and
Curtain
Fabrics
SHADOW
CLOTHS
52-Inch
Heavy
Fadeless
Shadow
Cloth
for
porticrs,
drapes
and
upholstering.
Assorted
pat-
(P-fl
An
terns.
Reg.
$1.50
yd.
Dollar
Day,
yd.
tJ-i.JU
SHADOW
CLOTHS
13-Inch
English
Shadow
Cloth,
assorted
P
A
A
patterns,
fast
colors.
Dollar
Day,
2
yds.
SHADOW
CLOTHS
36
Inches
Wide
Shadow
Cloth,
3
desigas
only,
excellent
cloth
for
loose
covers,
drapes,
etc.
flj-fl
A
A
Dollar
Day.
3
yds.
j)XUU
SILK
CURTAIN
NETS
10
Pieces
All
Silk
Curtain
Nets,
all
new
designs.
Reg.
price
9c
and
79c
yd.
jfl
nn
Dollar
Day
only.
3
yds.
for
36
INCH
NOTTINGHAM
NETS
New
patterns,
good
quality
net
In
cream
shade,
assorted
designs'.
rtf
aa
Dollar
Day,
4
yds,
for
?1UU
"
MONKS
CLOTH
"Natural
Monks
Cloth,
52
Ins.
wldo,
one
fljfl
AA
piece
only.
Dollar
Day,
yd
iJ)""
FLANNELETTE
SHEETS
Full
size,
plain
white,
English
flette
sheets
fl
ft
A
Dollar
Day,
each
tJJ.UU
3?
:
SAMPLE
SWEATERS
Ladles'
and
Children's
Pullover
Sweaters.
All
pure
wool,
assorted
Q-
nn
styles,
all
sizes;
Dollar
Day
?XUU
TOWELS
Large
size,
white
and
colored
Towels.
50
dozen
run
of
the
mill,
all
perfect
goods.
On
sale
Dollar
Day
in
2
groups.
Colored
&
plain,
4
towels
for
j
qq
Colored
&
plain,
3
towels
for
$100
Face
Cloths,
6
for
25c
Ladie's
Underwear
and
Lingerie
LADIES'
SNUGS
Snug
Panties
and
Vests,
all
sizes
in
flesh
color,
part
wool
and
silk
mixture
QQn
Dollar
Day,
garment
OuG
LADIES'
BLOOMERS
and
PANTIES
Laco
trimmed
in
one
of
the
latest
fabrics,
crepe
rayon
in
flesh
shade.
Panties,
Bloomers
and
Briefs
QQn
Dollar
Day.
garment
0JC
LADIES'
TAFFETA
PRINCESS
SLIPS
Bias
cut
lace
trimmed
Taffeta
Slips
In
B1
ftft
white
and
nurose.
Dollar
Day,
each
t?XUU
Satin
Stripe
Panties
and
Bloomers
Beautiful
garments
in
satin
stripe
rayon,
French
lace
trimmed
In
white
and
nurose,
May
Belle
C
ft
ft
quality.
Dollar
Day.
2
pair
for
J)UU
Children's
Silk
Bloomers
and
Panties
May
Belle
quality
in
white
and
flesh
Bloomers
and
Panties,
sizes
6
to
14.
QQn
Dollar
Day,
pair
OtC
MEN'S
SAMPLE
SHIRTS
Men's
Dress
Shirts
Collar
attached.
Sizes
14V2
to
17.
All
new
season's
prints.
Reg.
price
CJI
ftn
$1.95
each.
Dollar
Day,
each
tj
J..UU
WEEK-END
PROGRAM
Another
Double
Bill
Which
Should
Be
of
Interest
at
Capitol
Theatre
Another
double
bill
which
should
prove
of
general
interest
to
local
movie-goers
is
being
presented
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
week-end.
One
of
the
pictures
is
a
hard
riding,
fast
shooting,
ten
derly
romantic,
tensely
dramatic
and
uproariously
funny
western
"Call
of
the
Prairie."
co-featurlntr
William
Boyd
and
Jimmy
Ellison.
The
other
Is
a
fast
moving
comedy
romance
"It's
In
the
Air,"
with
Jack
Benny
and
Una
Merkel
In
the
leading
roles.
Based
on
the
book,
"Honalone
Cassidy's
Protege,"
the
new
west
ern
action
drama
of
"Call
of
the
Prairie"
is
an
unusual
storv
of
n
man's
efforts
to
prove
his
innocence
'against
untold
odds,
apparently
forsaken
by
his
friends,
virtually
an
outcast.
"It's
in
the
Air"
concerns
the
adventures
of
Benny,
a
"chiseler,"
and
his
assistant,
Ted
Healy.
who
are
fugitives
from
the
law
because
they
failed
to
make
Income
tax
returns.
Nat
Pendleton
is
the
"O
Man"
who
Is
close
on
their
heels.
An
exciting
balloon
ascent
provides
plenty
of
thrills
and
action.
There
Is
a
pleasant
romantic
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Three
vessels
disposed
of
halibut
catches
totalling
58,000
pounds
at
Seattle
yesterday
as
follows:
Radio.
39,000
pounds,
7'4c
and
6'ic;
Argo,
15,000,
8c
and
7c
(2000
pounds
of
cod
at
4c);
Fairway,
4,000,
7ic
and
7c
14,000
pounds
of
cod,
4c).
The
Argo
and
Fairway
weie
the
first
of
the
second
division
of
the
Seattle
.leet
to
return
with
catches.
The
Radio
was
one
or
the
last
of
the
irst
division
to
return.
Capt.
Ed.
Lawlcr,
owner
and
skipper
of
the
American
halibut
wat
Anna
J.,
which
was
rammed
ind
sunk
near
Seymour
Narrows
ast
fall
by
the
steamer
Prince
rtupert,
has
now
taken
command
of
the
Oceanic.
There
Is
no
more
fresh
herring
bait
available
at
Ketchikan,
ac
cording
to
radio
advices
heard
last
night.
Halibut
boats
leaving
for
the
;anks
today
are
as
follows:
Ed-vard
Llpsett,
Gibson,
Tugwell,
anny
F.,
Mae
West
and
Melville,
fostcrday
the
Ingrid
H..
A.
K..
Jlippcr
II,
Bayvicw
and
D.
S.
T.'
cit.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
hlch
wai
in
port
yesterday
after-10011
southbound
from
Skagway
to
ancouver,
had
a
total
of
thirty-Ix
passengers
on
board
Including
ten
who
disembarked
at
this
port.
Three
sailed
from
here
for
the
outh
on
the
Norah.
C
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
Capt.
S.
K.
Qray,
returning
to
service
after
having
been
of!
the
run
for
three
weeks
for
annual
overhaul,
is
due
In
port
al
1:15
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Former
Anyox
Woman
Granted
Partial
Custody
VANCOUVER,
April
3:
(CP)-Mrs.
Josephine
Berto
Philip,
formerly
of
Anyox
and
now
teaching
school
at
Vlnsulla,
has
been
awarded
week-end
custody
of
her
seven-year
old
son
who
was
abducted
by
his
father,
William
Pearson
Philip.
Videttc
minor.
while
living
with
his
mother
in
Vancouver
and
since
has
made
hia
home
with
his
parental
grand
parents
at
Kamloops.
The
child,
the
grandmother
tcstlfio.1,
wa.j
terrified
of
his
mother.
tW
boy
told
the
Judge,
Mr.
Justice
Flshe.-.
that
he
did
not
trust
his
mother
i
and
that
he
was
never
punished
ly
nis
father
or
grandparents.
I
Many
a
mother
hurts
her
boy
and
is
justmed
In
doing
so,
the
prt-!
siding"
Judge
remarked.
j
Sis
TONIGHT
ar.d
sat.
niiim
juinifi
run
Hinton
Coal
IMione
51
CENTRAL
HOTEL
MATINEE
SATUIU)ay;
HELLO.
FOLKS,
ITs
JACK
BENNY
AGAIN;
It's
his
funniest
.
that
Isn't
all-
he
pictur
hl
,"but
fc
Merkel
and
thoS
tiS.Uto
JACK
BENNY
Radio's
Favorite
llumth
-
in
-
It's
in
the
Air
balloon
flight
to
make
a
0
tune-and
then
h-
has
to
i
up
and
make
gocm
-the
skv'
the
limit
lor
fun'
u
-
vlth
UNA
MEKKtL
Ted
Healy
Nat
Pendleton
(At
7:16
&
9:55)
PLUS
WILLIAM
(Hop-A-Lon?
Cassidy)
BOYD
tn
"Call
of
the
Prairie"
with
MURIEL
EVAN'S
'At
8:36
Onc-J
Only
WOULD
NEWS
EVENTS
Last
complete
r.:?ty
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Shades
gOc
iii-n,
eacn
Curtain
Rods,
extend
J5c
to
4
feet,
eacn
Rubber
Door
75c
b
$1
Mats
Rubber
Stair
Treads
Jgc
7x18,
each
Thonc
775
Third
An
TRAPPERS
AND
DEALERS
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MUSKKATS
nnn
III'
ll'CI!
Wanted
at
uiu-c
for
immediate
delivery
j-itT-mm
nnmcG
PAID
Also
all
your
other
FURS
a
full
market
value
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"
once
and
convince
yourselves.
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