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(THE
ORIGINAL)
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luirol
lib
of
a
Series
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BrtthJ
mn4
f.ttJ
by
WOli.a,
Crant
fc
Sent
Limud.
CWuMitk
aad
Bala-CJnbt
DiMillmat.
Dall-fn-k
CliQ..
Scatiud.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Cintrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
'
The
Colonel
talks
on
mm
11
-&Jkruas
TUCKETTS
MARGUERITE
FOIL-WRAPPED
BUT
STILL
10c
Protection
"Don't
you
believe
in
protection
for
cigars?"
I
asked
my
friend
Taylor.
?i0h',,;lcts
not
talk
politics,"
said
he.
"I
don't
mean
that
kind
of
protection.
I
mean
protecting
the
flavor
of
the
tobaccoprotecting
the
cigar
from
breakage
protecting
it
against
drying
out
protecting
.
.
"
"Oh,
certainly,
I
believe
in
that
kind
of
protection,"
said
Taylor.
"Well
then,
what
you
should
smoke
is
a
foil-wrapped
Marcuerite
dear
in
the
tndy
pocket
packs
of
5
cigars,
for
ever
a
cigar
was
well
orotccted.
iV
the
Marguerite."
.
,
'
I
tSTlBLtSIirri
BY
JOSEPH
d
JOHN
VICKERS
b
CO..
L.J.
LONDON
IJjQ
ENCUND
and
J.
McLean-
rinks.
VANCOUVER
HONS
BEAT
HOLLYWOOD
straight
in
the
Pacific
Coast
In
ternational
Sectional
,
ice
hockey
series,
winning
from
Hollywood
4
VERNEAtJX
South
Af
rica,
April
26:
Cant.
Mai-
211
miles
an
hour.
EXTRACTS
FROM
V1CKERS'
DIADV
To
this
day
Iht
Gin
Riekty
Cin,
Lim.
and
Soda
i$
a
most
pleating
tummtr
drink
ttptcially
if
iht
Gin
be
Vicktrn'.
Yc
courier
doth
lYn
1
ll
ti
w-r
wan
warmer
uiwuier
jonn,
jonn,
wno
wno
is
is
now
now
solicit
solicit.
I
I
mfi
the
trade
at
Portsmouth,
that
our
great
distillation
Vickers'
Gin
doth
meet
with
much
approval.
&&$::er
who
hath
imported
lime
imn
.rom
ihc
Orient
reports
that
a
pleasuiii
beverage
can
be
concocted
with
lime
fruit
carbonated
water,
and
our
worthy
gin."
w
mm
.
em
m
??NE8T
LONDON
DRY
Thla
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
of
British
Columbia
THE
DAILY
NEWS
RAIN
STOPS
CHURCH
DINNER
BALL
GAMES1
GREAT
SUCCESS
'upUr.
lly$
Inprrujiled
Ac-
4enrjy
Two
Hundred
Persons
At.
uviues
in
jug
leagues
i
(entied
Affair
Last
Mght
in
.
.
i
i
.
.
lcsieruay
rreshyterlan
Social
'
.
.
.
T
,,a11
NEW
YOUK.
April.
26:
With
Jnnltpr
I'luvlus
fn
'
eftarire.
most
The
congregational
dinner
In
of
the
major
league
scrimmag-
the
sociul
hall
of
,
First
Presby
inir
vp?Piilnv
ujm
nf
a
mlnoi'
terjan
Church
Inst
niicht
under
nature.
."
,
f
;
tne
auspices
of
the
Ladies'
Aid,
St
Louis
Brown's
stepped
into
of
which
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart
Is
a
first
place
tie'
with'
the
Phila-,
president,
Mrs.
J.
G.
Steen
being
delphfa
Athletics1
i'ri;
the
American
general
convener
for
the
affair,
Leauue
bv
shading
Chlcairo
and
was
a
great
success.
Nearly
two
.Detroit
Tigers
again
mauled
the
hundred
persons
fat
dawn
at
the
Cleveland
Indians.
Scores
were:
Cleveland
0,
Detroit
5.
St
Louis
3,
Chicago
2.
Others
rain.
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
tables
over
which
W.
W.
C
O'Neill
presided.
i
After
full
juttice
had
been
done
I
to
a
fine
banquet
spread,
there
.'ns
an
enjoyable
program,
the
feature
of
which
was
an
interesting
address
by
the
pastor,
Rev.
T.
I
von
Jones.
Tfce
program,
which
wag
arranged
by
Mrs.
Macfie,
also
included
reeiUUfons
by
Misses
Bob
Cameron's
Uink
Beat
George
Marjorie
Perry
hnd
Adelia
Thur-Abbott's
Last
Night
by
ber,
and
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
Perry.
Score
of
13
to
8
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
and
Miss
Beulah
McKinley
with
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
Bob
Cameron's
rink
b&t
Ceorge
nnd
Miss
Aletta
McKinley
as
ac-Abbott's
last
night
by
a
score
of
13
romnmists
i
to
8
in
St.
-Andrew's
carpet
bowl-
During
the
dinner
there
were
jing.
The
next
game
will
be
on
vioIin
and
piano
selection
by
Mr.
I
Monday
night
between
C.
Taylor
aIui-Mra
i
n
Those
a
Minting
in
serving
included:
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKinley,
Mrs.
W.
L.
Sandison,
Mrs.
D.
C.
XIcRae.
Mrs.
F.
D.
Rice.
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vance,
Mrs.
Alonzo
Haines,
Mrs.
Thomas
McMeekin,
Mrs.
II,
M-
rote'
),rs'
E"nest
Valentine,
inj
LOS
ANOLLLS,
AvrPTVQ
April
Hl
26.
or
ti.-
The
jjrg-
jame
Simpson,
Mrs.
T.
Vancouver
Lions
made
it
two
...
...
'
.
...
iiHuuuu,
i'lin,
i
jute
auu
uim
Watson.
Millionaires
three
to
one
last
SUCCESSFUL
WHIST
(knee
colm
Campbell.
British
rac-'"7:!
ing
driver,
in
his
car
"Blue
1.
I
Bird"
leaf
the
world's
five
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
BHITISH
KACER
.Lnoyahle
Un,
BEAT.
RECORH
FOR
Nlghl
'"
Elk
FIVE
MILE
RUN
Held
Home
I
-ist
The
Bqgle'
Ledge
held
aratlvr
'
.
.
0.
(
a
very
suee;ui
wnist
ante
ana
in
the
Elks'
Home
last
Tljere
were
twtfrlj'-six
tables
of
whist
and
prize
winners
were:
22X.nl
r
first.
-Mrs.
'W.
IL
Sherman
lT
Hi
miles
an
hour.
He
also
1
.
.
.
,j'
,fi
-
c.
eclin,ed
the
world's
kfln-
O-
1
!
'
'1
'
P0"''
1.i
?!.rs'
Wa
Storireon,
t
.
.
,
.
third..
Miss
A.
Sooba;
men's
first.
fthlra;
J.
C.
'Stherli;.''
Prizes
for
holders
9!
Jucky.
admission
tickets
.were,
won
byiMiss
Brewerton
andaE.
Copek
with
Nos.
196
and
176
respectively.
,
There
were
180
persons
on
the
floor
for
the
dance
and
excellent
music
was
furnished
by
the
Eagles
Harmony
Four
Orchestra
1
consisting
of
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
James
Sturgeon,
J.
Campbell
and
Fred
Wells.
W.
II.
Sherman
jr.
was
general
chairman
for
the
affair;
Angelo
Astorj
was
master
of
ceremonies.
1
lan,R.
Fdjd.prefdeI
at
the
door.
FISH
SALES
HEAVY
TODAY
(Continued,
from
page
one).
'Ktfl&n
,7500
!
pounds,.
UbyVTIf
Fish
Co..
10.7c
and
5c.
Margalice,
7,000
pounds,
and
Viking.
11,500
pounds.
Booth
Fish.
erles,
10.6c
and
5e.
Bullae
I.,
9000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
10.4c
and
5c.
Johanna,
22,000
pounds,
and
Unome.
7000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
10.
Cc
and
Go.
Toodle.
7000
pounds,
Atlln
Fish-rles,
10.7c
and
5c.
Volunteer,
6000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
10.
8c,
and
5c.
;
Margaret
I.,
9000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
10.4c
and
5c.
Covenant,
15,00
pounds;
Cnpel-la
l
10,000
pounds,
and
M.
M.
Christopher,
1
1
.000
pounds,
holding
over.
KING
TO
SIGN
ALL
BILLS
IN
FUTURE
LONDON,
April
26.
Bllllj
passed
by
both
houses
of
parliament
may
now
be
signed
by
His
Majesty
In
person,
instead
of
by
Counsellors
of
Stntes,
as
has
been
the
ense
for
n
number
of
months.
C.
Taylor
beat
Bob
Cameron
1.1
to
10
last
night
in
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
single-handed
car
pet
bowling
competition.
George
or
by
the
Oovernmentfigcld
oyer
X
'by
a
flcore
of
15
tc
,0
o.
1
Ben
Dulgarno
li''
mmm$mm
trim's
NS-vW:
,
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tUREAO
tMS
l.t4i!T
n
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ftM
IMMI
lU.MIf
4
wad
ni
phMf
ti
soainiie
KHil.
Aik
hae
le
kIm
rMffkiH
pofcttMt.
U'riSt
Ml
tatAmt
fntlMU
Went
M
tl
eta
tin
V.
a
Caai.,,
taM4.
IWf
lllattrmltd
tt
liumlnivm
Inlaid
Unol.mm
No.
?(HI,
aila6
an
arftar
ootyuring
fja.
fMALKINSa
t
BEST
J
Give
your
rooms
new
life;
new
colour
.
.
.
with
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
in
unusual
.
.
.
and
interesting
.
.
.
designs.
No
flooring
affords
greater
decorative
scope.
It
gives
each
room
an
individuality;
a'
subtle
note
of
character
,
.
.
yet
is
supremely
practical.
Dominion.
Inlaid
Linoleum
is
odourless;
easy
and
quick
to
lay.
Its
rich
tones
mellow
with
Friday,
AprUjsj
II
LENA
MAWDSl.EY
jl
11
Thiflr
yttn
sludfnc
of
diatrtict
II
l
jrtd
food
valurt.
winiwr
of
four
II
1
gU
mJji.
court
I
Ins
Artt
prizn
II
II
ind
diplomn
for
compnmvr
II
ll
rvrnti
in
all
brjnhn
of
domn-
(I
11
Ik
Kirncr:
itKludinf
first
tiu
II
11
Icchnkil
honort
lor
grrwral
l
ll
cooling
Livrrpool.
England,
ll
II
Ttchnkal
School.
First
prize
if
11
for
bread
baling.
Pure
Foods
11
Eihibition.
Livrrpool.
Eng.
II
11
Oldest
tihibtlor
in
the
do-
II
ll
nwstic
Kin
section
of
the
II
11
Vancouvrr
Eihibition;
hav-
II
11
ing
tihibiird
in
all
clastrt
II
11
of
cooking
annnallf
for
jl
'''
11
eighteen
yciri.
II
T
KNOW
many
ways
to
make
coflfee
A
but
I
know
of
only
one
way
to
make
good
coffee.
It's
simple
-
try
it!
First
an
carthen-wate
pot
(never
metal
or
enamel).
Hrat
i:
with
boiling
water
empty
and
place
in
it
one
dessert
spoonful
of
Malkin's
Best
coffee
for
each
person.
Pour
on
boiling
water,
one
capful
per
person.
Drop
in
a
dash
of
tahiy
salt
and
stir
thoroughly,
llow
it
'to
'fond.
as
hot
as
pbssiWwithout
boiling
for
about
8
minutes.
(Never
boil
coffee!)
A
dash
of
cold
water
will
settle
thef
grounds.
It
is
then
ready
to
serve.
I
formally
tested
Malkin's
Bast
coffee
with
this
method
of
making.
The
result
was
a
true
coffee
flavor,
delicious
in
the
extreme.
Words
fail
to
describe
the
aroma
and
pleasant
freshness
of
Malkin's
Best.
J
HAVE
Mrd
M.lUnU
Bt
eofttt
for
nttnf
vfin
nw,
ind
can
rcMify
to
lu
uKarm
excellent
of
qtulilft
"fell
icfe
is
a
difference
in
brands
THE
WH.MALKIN
COMPANY
LIMITED
VICTORIA
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DOMINION
LINOLEUM
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xjh
-wm
tm
rai
f-V)
m
At
House
..ialC7-al
U.
Li)
te
ilf
I,
1)
With
the
DOMOLAC
FINISH
Thli
wonderful
lacquer
iiniih
It
applied
to
all
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
adding
a
lovely
soft
lustre
to
an
already
beautiful
floor.
Stain-proof,
wearproof;
pol.
ishei
with
scarce
an
M
m
Vy
thm
niiln
;lltmu
Dominion
tomtit.
Ihtp
Un4nm
age
and
occasional
polishings.
The
pattern
cannot
wear
off.
It
.is
easy
to
clean;
comfortable
underfoot.
In
designs
for
every
room
at
moderate
prices.
Oilier
neautiful
Dominion
Floor
Wider
choice
than
ever
Is
offered
In
Dominion
Linoleum
Rug
and
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum,
long-wearing,
beautiful,
easy
to
clean
,
.
,
priced
even
lower
than
you
expect
.
.
either
makes
an
ideal
floor
for
any
room.
fitrnhhlng
nnd
Departmental
Storet