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Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
rf
Chas.
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s
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hi
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Optometrist
in
Charee
1
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p
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Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
J
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
VISIT
OUK
BASEMENT
STOKE
for
Fine
China,
Uiimerware,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties.
MAX
HEILBRONER"
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
GRAND
CHALLENGE
SALE
AW
IN
PROGRESS
DRESSES
COATS
CLOVES
SUITS
PURSES
LINGERIE
SOCKEES
GIRDLES
MILLINERY
SKIRTS
RAINCOATS
BLOUSES
Special
Values
In
Every
Department
WOMEN'S
AND
CHILDREN'S
WEAR
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
Open
Saturday
Night
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
TII1KI)
AVE.
Next
to
Hcilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
007
A
DATE
To
Remember
Mothers'
Day
SUNDAY,
MAY
10TH
SEND
HER
A
CARD
You'll
find
just
the
one
you
are
looking
for
in
our
Moth'
ers'
Day
Card
rack.
eMatSres.Jjd
BUY
.
.
.
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
...
at
Your
Local
RutchcrW
I
.....
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
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KUPEKT
Co.
Ltd.
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COLUMBIA
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
FRIDAY
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im
mil
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A
1)11
ur
iiii-jU.o.
ii
a
1,11
iiifi
dii
ur
niiaujn
Soldiers
of
the
American
Expeditionary
Force
in
Northcn.
Irend
arc
shown
-AiaitiK
along
over
the
cobblestones
of
an
unnamed
village
on
the
way
to
a
r.new
by
Majur
-General
Ruvsell
T
Harllr.
commander
of
all
U.
S.
forces
in
Great
Britain.
In
foreground
a
typical
Irish
donkey-cart
a
mode
of
transportation
in
use
in
.various
parts
of
the
emerald
Isle
and
as
popular
as
If
Henry
Ford
had
never
been
born.
The
Plebiscite
GUARDING
SECRECY
IN
VOTING
Returning
Officers,
Aides.
Also
oters
Are
Asked
To
Keep
Silent
with
adequate
safeguards
provided
in
the
regulations.
The
instructions
tf
Jules
Cas-tonjruay.
chief
plebiscite
officer.
to
the
various
plebiscite
officials
nave
been
based
on
regulatings
rrom
the
Dominion
Elections
Act.
The
basic
instruction
is
that
the
plebiscite
ofricer.
clerk,
voter
acting
as
agent
or
any
other
person
in
attendance
at
a
Dollinz
station
or
at
the
counting
of
the
votes
must
maintain
and
Hid
In
the
maintaining"
of
the
secrecy
of
the
voting
TARZAN
IS
HEREAGAIN
-Secret
Trrasure"
at
Capitol
Theatre
With
Johnny
Wcismuller
and
Maureen
O'SuIliran
In
Leading
Koles
Laid
in
the
Jungle
world
peopled
by
wild
animals
and
the
perilous
traps
and
devices
of
nature
with
OTTAWA.
ADril
24:
f-
Th
Johnny
WeUmuller
In
the
title
democratic
right
of
the
secret
bal-i"56
presenting
his
feats
of
under
-
'ot
will
be
fully
observed
in,
the
w1'
swimming,
diving
off
cliffs
manpower
plebiscite
vote
Anril
n
and
swinging
through
the
trees
while
Maureen
O'Sullivan
asatn
plays
the
part
of
his
wife.
"Tar-
zans
Secret
Theasure"
comes
as
the
feature
picture
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
week
end.
The
tale
revolves
around
Tar
fere
with
or
attemnt
in.
inUff.l'rui'wei1'
However
with
a
voter
when
he
is
marking
his
ballot
paper
or
"otherwise
at
tempt
to
obtain
Information
as
to
the
manner
in
which
any
voter
-is
about
to
vote
or
has
voted."
The
various
officials
are
forbidden,
at
he
counting
of
the
ballots,
to
at
tempt
to
ascertain
the
numbers
on
the
counterfoils
of
any
ballot
paper.
They
must
never
communicate
my
Information
as
to
the
man
ner
In
which
any
ballot
pauer
has
XT:"
been
marked
In
their
nresence
in
I
'wuen
",CKma"
the
polling
station.
There
must
be
no
attempt
to
induce
a
voter
to
show
his
ballot
paper
after
he
has
marked
it,
-so
as
to
make
known
to
any
person
the
manner
in
which
he
has
cast
his
vote.
Any
information
obtained
at
the
poll
ing
station
as
to
the
way
In
which
my
Derson
is
about
td
vote
or
has
voted
must
not
he
communicated
to
anyone.
Silence
Itcquested
Observance
of
secrecy
regula
tions
is
also
required
of
the
voter
himself.
Unless
he
is
unable
to
read,
is
blind
or
has
other
physi
cal
incapacity,
the
voter
is
for
bidden
to
openly
declare,
on
en-
.crins
the
polling
station
and
before
receiving
a
ballot
paper,
how
he
Intends
to
vole.
He
must
not
show
his
ballot
paper,
when
marked,
so
as
to
allow
the
manner
in
which
he
has
voted
to
be
known.
Even
after
he
has
marked
his
ballot,
the
voter
is
not
permitted
to
openly
declare
how
his
has
vot
marked
by
the
deputy
It
is
plated
in
the
ballot
box.
The
deputy
may
deal"
with
blind
voters
in
the
same
fashion,
or
he
may
permit
a
friend
of
the
voter
to
accompany
him
Into
the
voting
compartment
and
mark
the
voter's
ballot
paper
for
him.
In
meh
case
the
poll
clerk
Is
required
to!
enter
the
name
or
the
voter's
friend
in
the
noil
book.
No
rwrftnn
I
will
be
permitted
to
act
as
"trie
friend"
of
more
than
one
blind!
voter.
When
Interpreter
Needed
Wherever
the
deputy
returning,
officer
does
not
understand
thel
language
spoken
by
any
voter
he
"shall
appoint'
and
swear
an
in
terpreter,
who
shall
be
the
means
and
the
voter
with
reference
to
all
matters
required
to
enable
such
voter
to
vote,
and
In
case
no
Interpreter
is
found
such
voter
shall
not
bo
allowed
to
vote,"
No
loitering
in
the
polling
sta-
ed
before
leaving
the
polling
sta-
4ion
permitted1
,
I
"Evy
voter
shall
vole
without
When
u
dewuty
returnlnr:
officer
nnrw
-.n
,
-
-
-
v.wj
uiiu
ouaii
uuil
me
'
CANADIAN
LANDINGS
First
Halibut
of
Season
Home
Heel
(Joe
on
Exchange
Day'
Total
73.300
Pounds
First
Canadian
halibut
of
the
i
season
was
sold
on
the
Prince
I
Rupert
Fish
Exchange
today
when
(three
boats
brought
In
catches
i
totalling
17.800
pounds
tor
which
14Sr
and
iv
tn
14
7..
n
.
US.
SJ
HSL
t
the
flclet
to
moving
up
foreeattlora.
Bayon
retK.
r
ttMr
a
i-
i.
'
11
w
conndenuy
expected
during
drill
p.
selling
KM0
pounds
at
15c
and
12c
and
15
4c
and
13c.
I
The
sale
today
were
as
tollOMs:
!
Canadian
j
Bug,
too
pounds.
Atlin
rialsertti.
1
14.6c
and
12c.
zan's
association
with
members
of1
Fredella.
III.
13.000
pounds.
Cold
a
sdentlfie
expedition
who
come
'
8torae-
and
1.
upon
hts
jungle
paradise
and.
find-
u-
c
Clipper.
4A00
pounds.
Cold
Ing
gold,
seek
to
perm
pate
the
'Storage.
IjSc
and
12c.
ugliness
of
civilization
upon
his!
American
untouched
haven.
After
one
of!
Lumen.
9,000
pounds,
Wbis.
them
attempts
to
murder
Tarsan,
l5Jc
and
12c
they
abduct
his
wife
and
son.
then
'
Arcade.
1SJ0Q
pounda.
Royal.
f1"5
lainnc;
mi'
into
in
the
hands
of
savage
l$.4c
and
12c.
No
official
or
acent
mav
inter-'
Cheeta
th
Bttv.
16.560.
Whbk
16c
and
13e.
faithful
ar
r
nds
Tanan
and
the
Lorelei.
IbJSQQ.
Cold.
Storage,
IS
lungle,
monarch,
together
with
his
and
IS.
a'rmv
of
elephants,
saves
the
day.
I
unuiant
photography
enliven
such
sequences
as
an
underwater!
ewimming
exhibition,
a
battle
with
!
a
crocodile,
the
escape
from
a
rhl-noceros
and
savage
native
rites,
i
Johnny
Sheffield
plavf
the
part'
of
Taraan
s
son
and
others
in
the
!
cart
Includa
Reginald
Owen.
Barry
Fitagerald.
Tom
Conwav
PhitirJ
Dorn
and
n
a
a
n
new
invpniu
in
mti
TODAYS
5TOCK5
(CoUrtwjr
8.
D
.lPmiBll
On.)
Vancouver
Orandvlew.
J4V.
Bralorne,
7.00.
Cariboo
Quarts,
IM,
Hedley
Maacot,
.21.
Fend
Oreille.
Hit.
Pioneer,
nil.
f
,
Premier.
.40.
Privateer,
.2i.
"
Reno.
M.
Sheep
Creek.
..
Oils
Calmont.
.11.
P.
&
E.,
XX)
Home.
2.41
Royal
Canadian,
J38Vi
Toronto
BeatUe,
M.
Central
Pat.,
.81.
Cons.
Smelters,
38.00.
Hardrork,
.
Kerr
Addison.
3.30.
Little
Long
Lac,
M.
McLeod
Cockshutt.
1.10.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
.40.
MrKeniie
Red
Lake.
M.
Moneta,
53.
Pickle
Crow,
1.48.
Preston
Hast
Dome,
1.70.
San
Antonio.
1.41.
ShcrrlU
Oordon,
.07.
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
V..V..V,
.Ht,..v-..
..,.
.
poiun
station
as
soon
as
his
bal-
Anrll24
ion
voter
who
Is
unable
to
mad
or
is
lot
natwr
ha.
n,
!n.
.,
.Lw..
ni
-B'tteh
tirin.i,
defeat-
incapacitated
by
any
physical
I
box."
the
reciilation.
tirnVir
forces
at
Shatt-el-Ad-
cause
other
than
blindness,
he
will
If
at
the
hour
ot
',h
"
u",n
.lM
y.
tf
retreat
require
him
to
take
an
oath
of
his
poll
them
are
voters
in
th
riiin
.
.
"amni1
nlll
incapacity
incapacity
to
to
vote
vote
without
without
assist-
asUt-,
IS
statlorifbr
S!!S
In.flWiiil
the
5L5
dooV
1.7.
.7'
French
.1
"on
headed
ncaaca
.
ance
Aftej1
t
this
oath
has
been
n.T7iinrMik
i.w
,;.'
"i
r.ul"'"
vivianl
and
taken,
the
deputy
will
xssist
the
ben
abalnte
S
SSK"
j
c
,
,
-
nai
hi
wie
poning
station,
the
manner
directed
by
the
voter
In
;
poll
must
be
kept
open
a
sufficient
the
presence
of
the
poll
clerk
and
j
time
to
enable
them
to
vote
In
the
presence
of
sworn
voters!
"But
no
one
not
actually
pres-actlng
as
agents
in
the
polling
FA
ST
Kit
AND
FASTF.It
LONDON,
Anrll
24
Ol
The
nmp.
tlce
of
changing
direction1
byform-
leiosin,
.ha..
k
,w.
v.:"..
"l$
"?
marcning
and
turning
in
No
other
person
may
be
present
?
Z.?.
abolUhcd
even
If
the
noil
is
still
nccn
wn
n
been!
ieen'h
he
arrives,
.u.
""'
unii.
unanges
Of
dl-
and
when
the
ballot
ha.s
.c
.cBmaiKms,
.
rection
now
are
maic
wheeling.
TIIE
MOST
Tl.RRIFIC
TARZAN
PlCTUltF
tvr
Two
yiurs
to
capture
IU
thousand
thundt
,
!
it
storm
from
the
screen
.
.
.
M
untamed
Tar.
,
and
Boj
.
their
amazing
son.
bring
you
myrh.j
'
'
1
'
venture
in
a
peril-filled,
romance-laden
th-.
ti-
wcinui'i
REDS
HAVE
INITIATIVE
man
army,
it
is
stated
In
Mos-I
Army
On
Kastcrn
front
But
So-
Viet
Is
RraCy
to
Meet
1
Threat
MOSCOW.
April
14
The
Ned
.Army
has
again
taken
the
initiative
in
the
Crimea
and
an
tmpor-
From
.
Unt
but
unnamed
point
la
report
s
Comp.'
1
00.
3
04
Will
be
ult;
threat.
Ihe
Russians
...
iher
through
ti.i
key
city
of
Bra
.
CHUTISTS
"IKON
J
LONDON,
A.i
f
U
-hour
enters
i.
d
for
British
,
includes
tight
IX
ounces
of
p;
ounces
of
clw
of
raisins,
t.
one
ounce
ol
-;.
eet
of
cocoa,
u
.
ed
today
to
have
been
taken
after
i
T
muriart.
-
-
i.
IVUI
U7
HNIWk
I
Nw
Witiari
irmlM
or
manlna
1
Special
Price
CAPITOL
A
fAMOUl
tUATIII
VHMtM
Today
and
Sat.
KAT10X
In
the
Kharkov
and
Kerch
arena!
IMtOP
-FIX
s
s
itwi
Miv
while
the
NaxU
are
evidently
sUrt-.
LONDON.
A)
ing
a
strong
counter
-offensive
the
moat
dlffi
;
Nine-tenths
of
the
whole
Oer-'
drtll
movemn
man
afrmy.
it
is
stated
In
Mot-
fixing
and
un:
cow.
w.
is
w
now
now
on
on
the
vnc
eastern
cmMcrn
front
ironi
been
oeen
aroppr
drooord
for
LADIKS'
and
(il-ATS
tW
SPIUN'C
CI.OTIIIM,
527.50
and
uf
B.
LAMB,
Tailor
Phone
Black
"87
30S
Third
Art
I.
When
You
Want
a
Reliable,
Comfortable,
DeprndibU
PHONE
13
Zl-llnur
Service
st
Kecular
Kates
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Lid
"4
A
(iOOl)
PLACK
TO
BUY
10
Chesterfield
Sets
All
In
different
coverinc
and
dcslfns.
Irrr.
$125.00
PIONF.
775
3J7
1
lllltll
.
HIM
t
OUK
COUiNTKY
AM)
IIOMKS
DKMAND
..
GOOD
SERVICE
We
ask
your
co-operation.
Our
country
rr
'
'
(I
Basollnc.
Wc
arc
alj
advised
that
wc
shall
viulv
um
nr
uur
irucmi.
in
oruer
lo
mjiwi
'
-prompt
service
we
ask
you
lo
place
all
coal
ordrr
l
lfa,t
-DAY
BITOIlF.
OKI.lVlvKY
IS
ILXPIXniiO.
!1
'
'J
will
enable
us
to,
route
our
deliveries
In
the
r.
.
t
t
---
manner,
thereby
conserving
both
gasoline
and
'
'
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
PIIONF.S
116
OR
117
h
Saturday
andkI(HHlanWiiI
Hlc'
a1WMIl,Ankets
4-Polnt
all
wool
Blankets,
lart'c
size,
72x00.
(tO?
flfl
Weight
12
lbs.
Sale
Price,
pair
flUUM"
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
next
t0
Dally
News.
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