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PAQC
TWO
"Hartt
Shoes"
Do
you
share
with
many
the
habit
of
cataloging
people
by
the
appearance
of
their
Tootwear?
We
can
think
of
no
better
way
to
spruce
up
for
spring
than
to'order
a
pair
of
handsome
new
Hartt'g
Shoes.
Priced
from
$7
TO
12
EXCLUSIVE
WITH
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIALS
MUST
BE
LOSSES
So,
far
the
British
have
suffered
scarcely
any
losses
except
that
of
a
lew
ships.
Gains
have
far
exceeded
the
losses.
It
must
be
expected
that
there
will
be
these
tosses
from
time
to
time.
However,
the
British
have
a
way
of
profiting
by
their
losses,
so
we
must
not
take
them
too
seriously.
We
have
never
made
light
of
the
strength
tf
the
enemy
in
this
fight!
OUTLAWING
COMMUNISTS
It
seems
to
us
time
that
the
Brirish
government
was
taking
steps
to
curb
activities
of
communist?
in
that
country.
Doubtless,
very
soon
Canadians
will
follow
suit
tsbut
tin
down
on
all
subversive
activities,
especially
from
peoole
who
are
not
Canadian
eltjzeris.
It
is
rumored
that
there
are
men
In
this
district
who
are
sympathizers
and
more
or
less
open
supporters
of
the
enemy
and
who
declare
that
they
are
preparing
to
step
into
positions
held
by
young
men
who
are
enlisting
for
overseas
service.
This
should
not
be
allowed.
The
closest
scrutiny
should
be
kept
on
the
filling
of
positions
of
this
kind.
GEKMAN
PROPAGANDA
One
of
the
propaganda
schemes
of
the
German
high
command
is
to
set
the
terms
by
which
they
will
make
peace
with
the
Allies
and
to
set
it
so
high
as
to
be
Impossible
of
acceptance.
It
must
be
remembered
that
neither
the
British
or
the
French
are
asking
for
terms.
They
are
prepared
to
fight
on
until
victory
i;
secured.
MacKenzies
Furniture
$ce
MacKenzies'
for
this
Mattress
No
Advance
in
Price
Phone
775
"RUPERT
BRAND"
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
J:
!?
l
o
P11
p.
LaiMUtiffl
riso
a
toiu
oiorag
Prlnc
Rppert:
Co.
Lid.
e
British
Columbia
After
Orimslon
Jiad
saved
igilen-didly
twice
from
E.
Pierce
he
was
beaten
toy
the
same
player.
Mc-Grelsh
equalized
with
a
good
shot
AUSIES
ABROAD
CANBERRA.
April
26:
(CPI-Too
many
specimens
of
extinct
Austral-
Ian
flora
and
animal
life
are
scat
tered
aboard
so
the
federal
government
will
adopt
the
suggestion
of
4
naturalists"
club
that
fossils
be
kept
here.
HONOR
OLD.
STRIKERS
LONDON.
AdtU
26:
(CP
Three
hundred
and
thirty-three
survivors
of
tfie
dock
strike
of
1889
are
ein
presented
with
Jubilee
medals
ov
the-iTraasoart
and
General
Workers'
Union.
fjoon
old.mI'les!
DELHI.
April
26:
CP
Animal
Transport
i.MuIe)
units
of
the
Royal
Indian
Army
have
arrived
In
France
uj
De
usea
wiin
tne
British
Exnedl-
tlonary
Force
as
In
the
First
Great
War
Softball
Meeting
CITY
HALT.,
MONDAY
7
p.m.
All
Interested,
Please
Attend
CftSSIFjES
FOR
SALi.
FOR
8ALB
Baby
chicks
from
vigorous
new
blood
leghorn
breeding
stock.
Unsexed
$10.00
per
100,
put'
lets
(97J
$25.00
per
100.
Also
Rock
and
Bed
chicks
$12.00
per
100.
Appleby's
Poultry
l'arm.Alls-slon
City,
BG.
tf.
FOR
SALE--Sealed
tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon
on
Friday.
May
10th,
for
purchase
of
two
lots
and
cottage
belonging
to
Estate
of
Mary
Dorothy
Holland,
deceased,
and
situate
Port
Esslngton
Townslte.
Tenders
should
.be
marked
Tender"
and
addressed
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Highest
or
any
tended
not
necessarily
accepted.
Terms--2S
cash
and
balance
spread
over
two
years.
OFFICIAL
ADMINISTRATOR,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
dlO
FOR
SALE
Five
room
house
on
two
lots.
Eighth
Ave.
East
and
Alfred
Street.
Phone
Green
505.
HOD
WANTED
I
VACANCY
THROUGH
DEATH
'
Rawietgh
Route
now
open
In
Northern
part
of
British
Columbia.
Dealer
-who
recently
died
sold
there
17
years.
Trade
well
established.
Exceptional
opportunity,
Write
at
once.
Raw-1
lelgh's
Dept.
B.
C.-166-202-E,
Winnipeg,
Canada.
THB
DAILY
NEWS
Ar
'FiVF
AUSTRALIAN
FAREWELL
llCTti
a
a
BEST
GAME
ft
TIRED
FEET
TRAMS
J
CANBERRA.
T,-
CANBERRA.
April
26:
CP)-
Great
Briuin
STEP
flve
special
trains
carried
-'wolfram
and
mi,,,
OFSERIES
FOR
SOCCER
se-2
the
Australian
Imperial1
unrtant
to
tin-
Force
on
tl
lhlr
last
Innvn
h
ttr
.
.
.
m'fnr
,
....
lis
-
"
IIHb
U
V
V
f
-
Will
U
U
I
it
1
1
1
,
J
Wanderers
and
Heavers
Play
Three
Irish
Fmiliers.
Canadian
ScotlWi,
barking
for
overseas.
All
soldiers
J
fore
the
wm
Into
With
Spring
All
Draw
in
King
Edward
Ury
Imm-k,
vrivet
ana
rxavy
wnc
(imura
a
lux-uuy
vucuiniu
u
irsuaw
oew
Football
League
Entered
su
luit'well
duels
In
the
best
game
to
late
of
th
series
In
the
King
Edward
Slv
football
.league
the
.first
nd
second
place
teams,
the
Wanderers
and
the
Beavers.
played
a
three
all
draw.
SPORi
CHAT
and
then
put
his
team
ahead.
The
lead
war
not
held
J
or
lorn
as
Dav-
JlaMut
Jot
DiMaco
surreader-les
put
the
teams
level
with
a
fhie
ed
uncendltiormlty
l.
the
late
Col.
long
drive.
They
got
the
ball
Jaocb
Ruppert.
ownrr
of
the
New
ihrough
again
but
off-side
nullified
York
Yankees,
two
yean
aui
yes-the
score-
Then
Pierce
put
his
team
terday.
signing
a
925.800
ewttract
ahead
after
a
preat
-scramble
but,
when
Ktmpert
MM
hira
to
"go
with
two
minutes
to
go.
McGreWi
ahead
and
tR
."
None
of
the
converted
Ormiston's
reutre
to
We
tyjiral
Ruftmt
Tanfare
attended
the
score
acaln.
tfie
siwln.
and
the
beIHgerent
Teams
131
Mangle
was
almost
meek
as
he
Wanderers-tJerstad:
Teng,
Dlx-
confessed
be
had
not
not
a
bonus
on:
Elliott.
Davies,
Hebb;
Bugg,
e
cemoa.
Matrumoto,
Hemmons.
Bud
Pierce.
-
Leland,
Zbura,
Scherk.
"nrv-
Ftlewx
s
Tbed
through
Beavers
Ormlston:
Bond,
JIusoy;
to
a
12-0
wn
ever
the
Swedish
C
Pilfold,
Holkestad,
Merudes;
un
to
capture
the
Olympic
Haugan,
K.
Pierce.
McGrelsh.
J-ckey
chamnioFwhlo
at
Antwerp
Wasch.
Johansen.
Murray.
20
Jfars
ago
today
In
preliminary
The
Wanderers'
best
players
were
SJn,
Canads'
standard-bearers
Teh.
Dixon.
Elliott,
Davies.
Habb.
walloped
Chechoslovakia
15-0
and
nd
Bud
Pierce
FOr
the
Beavers
Ormlston
kept
a
irand
froal.
Bond
and
Husov
were
afe
at
back.
McGrelsh.
Holkestad,
E.
Pierce
and
Menzles
were
the
best
nt
the
remainder.
The
League
standing:
Wanderers
8
5
Beavers
8
7
Miple
Leafs
.
5
9
shut
out
the
United
States
2-0.
NEW
N.Z.
PRIM
ATT
CHRISTCHURCH.
N.
Z.,
April
26:
CP
-The
Bishop
of
Christchurch.
the
Rt
Rev
Camnbell
West-Wat-l9
son.
has
been
elected
nrimate
of
the
17
Anll-vp
Province
f
New
Zea'and
12
"Tjffretilnfr
a
W
Avei-iJ
Ar
h
bi-hop
of
Auckland
ViTS.
y""""Tisssfcisfc",,,"1""k
Five
teams
Irish
Fusiliers.
Canadian
Scottish.
Dry
Dock.
Velvet
and
Jtfavy-Jiave
been
entered
In
competition
for
the
Senktf
Football
league
this
neasuH.
M
was
announced
fdiewlnc
tlie
-Vwtne
law
iiIrIU
of
entries.
There
wiH
le
a
wrkHt
hee
on
Sunday
of
feotaall
eathustasts
to
set
the
grounds
marked
out
and
etfterwise
in
ha4e
for
play.
'
The
first
competition
this
sea-kou
will
be
the
Stuart
Shield
series
and
it
is
expected
to
Ret
under
way
May
7
New
Folder
To
Be
Put
Out
On
Prince
Rupert
At
a
meeting
-of
the
publicity
committee
of
the
Prince
Runert
Chamber
of
Commerce
held
last
nltht
In
the
office
of
the
Chamber
In
the
City
IlalL
a
final
revision
was
made
of
the
matter
to
be
Included
in
a
new
folder
which
Is
being
prepared
for
the
purpose
of
advertising
the
city.
The
supply
of
the
old
folders
has
been
exhausted
nd
the
Chamber
is
being
oniant-ly
asked
for
information
In
regard
to
the
port.
Mrs
W.
K.
Owyer.
who
has
been
'
lending
the
past
few
weeks
In
the
ctty.
sailed
by
the
Prinee
Oeorae
iusf
ni?ht
on
her
return
to
Van
couver
Rinse
them
in
BLUE
to
make
them
White
Your
wliite
tiling
wJU
never
turn
eIlow
if
umi
Ka)t
uw
lllne
in
the
Utt
rnie
wsirr.
Its
.'!.
S.
II..
-
I
.
.
If"
!
'
"
make
tlnte
If
&
I
"Iohjt
while.
LINZEY
&
DAVIES
1
Pke.
Jif
FlaKes,
1
Larte
Bowl
1
Large
Ulnso
and
2
Lifebuoy
Soap
Castile
Soap
10
cakes
for
Soap
Hakes
3
lbs.
for
Laree
50
oz.
Grapefruit
Juice
Malkin's
Best
Pork
and
Beans
3
for
25c
Grocen
FREE
DELIVERY
Phone
S85-586
29c
34c
25c
25
c
24c
L.
&
D.
Tea-
Is
going
Af
over
hlir
1h
UUCf
Corn
Flakes
3
pkgs
Wheat
Puffs
3
for
Malkin's
Best
Red
Pitted
Cherries
Per
tin
15c
Nabob
Baking
Powder
12-oz.
tin
Nabob
Tomatoes
2's,
each
Rice
Puffs
3
for
25c
25c
17c
11c
25c
&
FOR
WANTED
MIWV
MPK
iiwwnnii
pcti
noiHbl
Hh
I
Ht1
'
i
vrrt
ment
ncii
publ
thcd
1
lye
i
'
vat
mi
Board
Of
by
the
Govemmem
of
Br
i
Continuing
ANNETTE'S
CLEAN-Of
3
3-d
E
SUitint
I
riflav.
April
ZUlh,
Annette
i
OMrrint
llrr
PaMi.
eiojs
Value
in
Ia4'k'
Wearinc
Apparel.
BHow
tt
Utifd
a
lew
f
tlw
Many
IUr:lm
on
ThU
Sale
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Jacket
dresses
.
crfe.
nheer.
prints,
pMelt.
whiti-
4
colors
from
14
to
40.
Values
to
C9
Of
Clean
Up
Sale
?,UU
SUITS
-Mannish
tailored
soft,
Uaes
from
14
to
4
novelty
stripes,
trleotlne.
series
and
worsted
CIO
Value
in
Mm
n...
it.
cu
jM.OtVi
COATS
All
Sorlnit
coaU
lem,2S
cent
BATIIINO
SUITS-
VVomcit'aand
tl'.
e
tm
14
t
:
14
Values
up
to
$3.M.
Ci
flf)
V1,UU
Clean
Up
Sale
BLOUSES
-Satins,
sheen,
all
colors
and
all
sixes
Ql
49
Hex.
values
to
tlSi.
Clean
Up
Sale
OX.i
ITItSI
S
All
colors
Ineludlnf
white.
QP
U
Clean
Up
Sale
HOSE
Chiffon.
aeml-ervlce.
In
all
rolars.
Hee
vain.
-
gQ(J
to
85c
Clean
Up
Sale,
per
pair
..
MISCELLANEOUS
-Flowers.
ooragc,
brooohea.
earrm
1
Q(J
combs,
powder
puffs,
etc.
Clean
Up
Sle
BEDROOM
SLIPITJIS-Regular
value
to
$185.
u
fJQP
Clean
Up
Sale
J
ANT
EN
BATHING
SUITS
All
half
price.
(Oct
hi
d;.
1
with
a
famous
Control
Laslcx
Suit
Annette
Ladies'
Wear
Company
530
THIRD
AVr.Mli:
COAL
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
ALBERTA
SOOTLESS
BULKLEY
VALLEY
Albert
and
McCaffery
Ltd.
PIIONK
116
PHONE
1"