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STRR
RVE
A
special
quality
old
fye
o
fine
flavor,
thoroughly
matured
in
oak.
nouinniv
nw
A
25
OZ.
take
possession
of
Dutch
Indies,
.
-en
s
Zipper
Sweater
JAGKETS
Assorted
shades
and
styles,
all
wool.
Sale
Price
$.95
MEN'S
LEATHER
tapk-ptc
1"
a
big
variety.
All
sizes
at
re
duce
djirjces.
5350
BOYS'
ZIPPER
SWEATER
JtChETS
All
wool,
assorted
f.irdcs
and
styles,
two-tone
and
plain.
Sale
OS)
A-,
price
tjAetD
MEV'S
DRESS
SHIRTS-
In
good
broadcloths.
All
QQn
sizca.
M
to
17
Sale
price
OC
!
v-ORK
SHIRTS
7Q
nle
price
.
ME'f3.iyr3SS
SOCKSr,
-
v.
"
In
farcy
shades.
All
QQn
sizos.
r:-
tul
MEN'S
ST
NFIELI)
MEDIUM
wei
''DERWJJAR
'White
and
natural.
C-
Aff
.Sale
""'IC
i?jLuo
40
OZ.
tious
objectors'
tribunal.
The
son
duty.
ty.
AGE
GOVERNMENT
JARANTFED
.
YOUTH'S
AND
CHILDREN'S
TENNIS
SHOES
7Qo
Sale
price
'wt
ROYS'
SCHOOL
SHOES
Good
hard
wearing,
solid
leather.
All
slzes
1
10
5.
Sale
price
S2.95
Ac
This
advertisement
Is
no!
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Bntish
Columbia
Zealand
Anxious
Regarding
Dutch
Warns
What
May
Happen
In
East
Indies
If
Nazis
Attack
Holland
land
there
will
b?
hd
Netherlands
East
Indies."
he
declared.
This
would
mean
the
end
of
Pacific
security.
Another
Pacific
power.
wnicn
ne
"ned
not
name,"
would
leaving
Australia
and
New
Zealand
in
a
dangerous
position.
The
United
States
might
step
in
but
It
was
not
possible
to
say
she
would.
AT
FATHER'S
PI.EA
LIVERPOOL,
Eng..
April
15:
(CP)
A
man
who
went
to
the
front
in
3
the
First
Orcat
War
against
his
will
'm-
a
ttntrt
h
.
1
.
.......
Queen
Approves
Canada's
Pipers
VANCOUVER.
April
15:
CP-Ouem
Elizabeth
thinks
there
-s
nunutiwu,
n.
z.,
April
is:
oui
earnea
ine
Military
Medal
wunc
are
aic
i.CP)
Because
of
Hollanti
s
Parific
"possessions,
maintenance
of
Dutch
Independ..je
is
viCwed
by
New
Zealand
as
of
vital
importance.
Oerman
troop
movements
on
the
Dutch
frontier
are
considered
In
some
ways
of
more
immediate
Importance
to
the
Island
Dominion
than
any
other
aspect
of
the
war.
Peter
Fraser,
deputy
prime
minister,
left
no
doubt
of
the
New
Zealand
government's
concern
at
threats
to
Dutch
neutrality
In
a
recent
speech.
';
.
"If
Germany
walks
through
Hol
nleaded
for
his
son
at
a
consclcn-
uc""
p,l,e
D3nas
m
nacia
man
.
.
.
....
-
In
In
Scotland
RAfttlfllirl
hufr
but
she
V.n
drowsed
-
-
hsr
V.
registered
for
non-combatant
,vlce
t0
wn,Per
A
ded
this
to
Pipe
Major
Kdmund
Esson
of
the
Sea
forth
Illahlandeni
COBRAS
GALORE
ho
was
presented
to
her
la
Scot-
CALITZDORP,
South
Africa,
Ad-
land--1
15:
CP
A
farmer
and
his
wife
Both
of
them
lauahed
over
her
here
had
killed
five
cobras
in
their
remark
but
the
pipe
major
only
house
in
a
s-ason
when
they
saw
inclosed
the
cause
of
their
another
peering
down
from
the
fimusoment
in
a
letter
to
hla
rafters
of
their
bedroom.
They
another.
Mrs.
II.
R.
Karon
or
Van-fumigated
the
house
to
kill
It.
:''iver.
wvvwuuiii
iriiiHrKHn"
lain,
a
F-ee
Church
adherent,
will
"With
Pine
Major
Esson.
who
halts
aridre.
the
National
Free
Church
from
Vancouver,
the
queen
had
a
Council
here
tomorrow
Prime
Mm-
toke
that
made
them
both
laugh
ister
Stanly
Baldwin
.-.
addressed
heartily
but
what
at
he
refused
af-the
council
while
In
office.
'
terwards
to
tell.
'Not
whtlem
in
THE
DAILY
NEWS
if
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
J
Having
been
delayed
several
hours
by
heavy
freight
cargoes
for
waypolnta,
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
James
Ftndlay.
nrrlved
at
4:15
this
morning
from
the
south,
sailing
a(
6
a
in.
for
Stewart
and
other
northern
nolnts
whence
she
will
be
back
here
tomorrow
after-!
noon
southbound.
The
Catala,
Included
in
her
freight,
had
lumber
mm
dd
at
Telegraph
Cove
for
Ar-randale
cannery,
the
material
to
be
used
in
cannery
Improvement
work,
!
Northbound
on
a
regular
voyage
fmth
Vancouver
to
Skagway.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Norah.
with
Capt.
S.
K.
a
ray
In
command
this
trip,
.
was
In
port
from
9
to
10:15
yester
day
morning.
The
vesfel
had
on
,
board
106
passengers
of
whom
two
disembarked
here,
seven
going
notm
from
this
port.
I
The
anagboat
Essln?um,
Capt.
I
J.
D.
Watson,
left
this
morning
for
the
Naas
River
to
commence
the
waton's
work
after
having
been
tied
-up
for
the
winter.
The
Essinfton
will
be
on
the
Naas
River
until,
May
17
when
she
wilt,
...
v
.
v.
w
m
jm
ci
1
1
.
Armour
Salvace
Co.'s
service
boat
Pachena.
which
returned
last
"niurtday
nleht
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
with
CDt.
Paul
Armour
t
bnird.
Wt
this
morning
with
a
-idrivr
for
Sunnyslde
cannery
"her
the
outfit
has
some
work
to
for
the
B.
C.
Packers
which
"""1
oetr
the
next
week
or
ten
'vs.
capt
Reg
Oreen
Is
In
'hart.
Scotland,
said
he
laughing.
'That's
a
secret.'
"
The
pipe
major
told
his
mother
he
quen
asked
him
if
his
band
had
played
before
her
and
the
King
during
the
royal
visit
to
Vancouver
last
summer
and
then
said:
"You
know,
I
have
heard
better
pipe
bands
In
Canada
than
in
Scotland."
pnng
See
Our
Line
of
Sport
Crepe-Sole
""fords
at
Reduced
Prices
NEW
DRESS
OXFORD
SHOES
Balr
price
ROYS'
JACKETS
wool.
8
air
Prir
S2.95
Melton
cloth.
S2.95
ROYS'
CAl'S-AU
silk
lined
in
assorted
shades.
M.
Sale
price
ROYS'
ALL
WOOL
GOLF
HOSE
Hula
price
3C
39c
6
Only
LADIES'
and
GENTLEMEN'S
RAINCOATS
Q9
QC
To
clear
at
t?0t)
1
LOT
OF
LADIES'
HOSE
"ilk
and
wool.
To
clear
at
In
wool
59c
GARBO
IN
GAY
FILM
"Nlnotchka"
Is
Feature
Offerinc
at
Capitol
Theatre
for
First
Half
of
This
Week
Oreta
Oarbo
sings,
dances
and
laughs
In
"Nlnotchka."
the
famous
SwdUh
star's
first
picture
In
two
pnrn
which
Is
the
feature
offering
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
the
first
half
of
this
week,
incidentally,
it
Is
Oarbo'g
first
venture
Into
the
field
of
sophlstocated
modern
romantic
comedy.
Oarbo
plays
the
part
of
a
stern
Soviet
commissar
who
U
sent
to
Paris
by
the
Russian
government
fo
sell
the
confiscated
Jewels
of
a
noblewoman.
The
noblewoman
and
a
French
count
fight
the
deal
jn
court.
Oarbo
and
the
count
fall
in
Jive.
The
noblewoman
manoeuvres
to
get
Oarbo
back
to
Russia
but
the
count
counter-manoeuvres
to
have
her
sent
to
Constantinople
where
they
are
married.
Mrlvyn
DougUs
has
the
Dart
of
the
French
count.
Ina
Claire
is
the
noblewoman
and
Oarbo
s
love
rival.
Bela
Lufosl
ts
the
stern
chief
com-mlsanr.
A
nw
corned
trio
li
Introduced
In
Felix
Brart.
8l
Ru-mann
and
Alexander
Oranach.
The
storv
l
renlrte
with
hrilllani
rlli
with
nrK
htrln
one
hnflrd
oercent
more
tinea
than
In
any
of
her
previous
picture
she
alv
danre
an
ultra-modern
swine
with
Doutlas.
tints
a
French
chan-
eommtoar
"tone
pari-
and
Intro-Hue
,
-orbo-
hat
to
the
world
of
fashion.
Blackout
Helps
Bag-Snatching
But
Six
Months
Report
Show
Lew
umer
imences
In
Old
London
LONDON.
April
15:
(CPt-
A
survey
of
crimes
committed
in
the
Metropolitan
Police
Area
ha
Just
been
Issued
by
Sir
John
An-
ROYS'
ALL
WOOL
PULLOVER
Crew-neck,
in
white.
Q-f
in
2-toned
Ox.'iJ
ROYS'
TRENCH
COATS
In
blue
and
fawn.
qq
ne
Sale
price
OO.UD
ROYS'
FELT
ROYS'
OVERALL
PANTS
Sale
price
No
C.O.D.
-
Every
Sale
Final
S1.65
A
LARGE
ASSORTMENT
OF
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS
QO
qj-
Sa!e
price
QAVO
9np
-iL
Redout
"STORY
THAT
COtri.D.VT
UK
PRINTED"
CARTOON
KITTIAS'
MITTK.N8,
SAVE
TIME...
SAVE
MONEY
.
.
.
WITH
OUR
THRIFT-TICKET
BOOKLETS!
GAR
BO
Just
wait'il
v
.
.
Garbo
Ernst
L
voalsin
'NIN
.7
r
She's
vtvacr
.
r
tious!
A
ti.ar
r.-..
Garbo
with
a
"
hither"
look
m
r
f
More
qlamcrcu-
r
wonderful
than
c.-a
typically
ra
y
t-Lubltsch
iovt
ef
Paris!
Easily
o
r
-prising,
bigg
.-.
r
v
tic
event
ot
:
GARBO
In
Pans
!-.
.
In
ERNST
LUBITCCHS
"NINOTCHKA:
MELVYNDOUGLAS
INA
CLAIRE
(At
111
ar.d
2
Showi
NUhtl
-
'
;i
t
TONIGHT
TUESDAY
andi
n
CAP1T01
,
inc
six
wie
unimi),
previous
'
C
I
months
ending
February
25.
when
in
cases
ro
the
bUckout
was
longest,
showed
Burglars
an.)
an
increase
in
bag-snatching
and
Den
x
shop
breaking
compared
with
the
574
ertn
f
ame
period
last
year.
Cases
In
!!!2ft
,fu"
'
,
1
burglary,
howeaklng.
robbery
1
and
atfnpted
robbenr
with
vti.
.
ence
decreased.
Shopbreaking
was
Keep
no
P
to
Ca-
a.
41
"
-attempted
1M
times
more
than
,,rty
CLEARANCE
SALE
We
have
to
clear
out
stock
to
make
space
for
new
season's
goods.
It
is
a
great
opportunity
for
men
and
boys
to
stock
up
at
pre-war
prices.
Call
and
look
the
goods
over.
MEN'S
SHOES-Klcks.
heavy
crepe
rubber.
Made
by
Goodrich,
none
better.
Q9
OS
Sale
Price
i?lUO
MEN'S
TENNIS
SHOES
QOn
Odds,
to
dear
wOt
ROY'S
TENNIS
SHOES
QQ0
To
clear
lOly
YOUTH'S
and
ROYS'
LIGHT
CHECK
LONG
PANTS-
Q-
QC
Sale
price
3X70
CHILDREN'S
KLtSTIC
TOP
SOX-LETS
In
all
colors
of
the
rainbow.
In
rayon
silk.
HC
"
l
n,i.
K.i
,
.
..
"
-
'
.
.
...
I
me
Importers
Men
s
Suits
Worsted,
nice
assorted
shades,
plcilcf)
mk
Only
10
in
the
lot.
Sale
Price
$-7.95
1
1
ATPVC
CIIIV'
1
1
A
Ts.
by
Biltmore,
All
2.95
Shades.
S:ilo
nr
ro
ft-,w
AIPM'C
friL'TMi
'ntT.
Navy
and
fawn.
25
95
Srfld
nnrn
?0tdl
A.
XlftK
I
ot
OK
MFN
"
'
lAAWTS-i-In
all
shad
for
men.
Sale
nric
$3.95
aral
$4.95
MEN'S
CASHMERE
SOCjKH
In
fancy
colors.
JJJC
oum
price