Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 3

HAS SIX SISTERS YOU Better Values Than Ever at the Drug Department on Friday ALL STAGE STARS are cordially invited to call and Inspect our new lines of Kxtra Hpeetal Colgate's Uactylls Talcum. Regular 2Scf or 1 Te tnalish and French Pond's Kxtract J1.00 for Large size; reg. 6ic anw GROCERY SPECIALS Spring Clothes Pins Per dos. Se H. P.

Sauce Per bottle iioc Spaghetti and Cheene tins for lOc Red Soc.keye Salmon Choice cuts; regular 26c, for lite Prunes Regular 10c a at He Shelled Walnuts French halves. Reg. 10., lor 4c Ammonia Per bottle Finest Pastry Flour 10 lb. sacks aae Crosse and Blackwell's Lucca oil Regular Hoc bottles 2Sc Salt Fine Windsor; sacks 2c B. and K.

Fine. Medium or Coarse Oatmeal 10 lb. sacks fr a. Muscatel Raisins Regular 15c for loc Lazenby's Worcester Sauce Regular 2oc, for ie fj; I Dinnerware Z'wy carry the largest and moBt com plete stock ol dinnerware In Western i.anaaa. Perry Davis Pain Killer Largo 'bottle; reg.

60c, for 33c Liquid Sulphur Reg. 50c for 33n Syrup of Hs A safe and pleasant laxative; regular 60o for 28c Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Prices 40c, TUc Burdock and Red Clover Wine A spring tonic; regular J1.00, for 67o Mandrake Bitters For the liver. Reg. 75c, for 4 Ki 'asanas Siotc these Following Prices for Thurs day, Friday and Saturday: Sj U3 PIECE DINNER SET Regular J11.60 for $6.90 97 FIECE DINNER SET Regular ,10.50 for $7.75 SPKCIAI. FRIDAY ONLY We will sell one package of Roman Meal and one can of wfh ftgM 7 FlECE DINNER SET Ladies' and Misses' Black and White or Vancouver Milk, Oln Pills Reg.

60o 2S Zam Buk Reg. 6flc. Heec.ham's Pills Reg. 26c IPC Mlnard's Liniment Keg. 25o, for Isc Frult a tlves Reg.

Pink Pills Reg. 60c. for Site 39 regular for Regular $15.60 for $11.75 $2.35 Check Skirts to Sell For Cocoanut Fi'esii Desiccated Per lb. "atXX 100 PIECE DINNER SET fA'KA Regular $18.75 for $12.50 ill 100 PIECE DINNER SET JvV Regular $20.00 for v. $14.75 Reg.

10c 20c iric Morton Potato Flour l'kgs. for The separate skirt is much In favor at the present time, and In fact Is a necessary requisite to the wardrobe of the smartly dressed woman. This black and white check skirt which we offer for tomorrow's selling is of the dressy type cut in full flare style, button trimmed and yoke Campbell's Soups Assorted; regular 12 "Ac, for ioe orders. Only delivered with other nnH Regular $25.00 for $16.75 "aKHtaffe ik Parrish's Chemical Food Regu I 60c, for 38c Sulphur and Molasses Regular 36c, for 22c Waterglnsa Egg Preserver Reg. 25c for 2e Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Regular 85c, for 22c Fluid Magnesia Regular 2nc.

for 17c Caatorol The children's laxative; regular 25c. for inc Menthol Plasters Regular 26c, for l6o Main Floor. Vote War tax extra. tin. tide ieo effects.

The material Is of excellent quality and will stand hard wear. Special for Friday only; regular $3.95 for $2.35 regular 70o for Macaroni Spaghetti 3 iters', Lux 3 ptigs. for 24c 4 lb. Third Floor. empress Raspberry Jam tin; regular 75o for Frederick Buscombe Co.

Limited 319 321 Hastings Street West Mo Basement. FRIDAY BARGAINS CANADIAN CASUALTIES Rosie Lloyd, Now at Pantages, One of Eleven Entertainers in Talented English Family. "There are eleven in our family all told and we are all In the theatrical business," said Miss Rosle Lloyd, the charming English comedienne, and a member of England's record theatrical family, to a World representative last night. Miss Lloyd, with her artistically rendered character songs, provides the brightest spot on this week's bill at the Pantages. "There is hardly a single month tn the year when some member of the Lloyd family does not figure prominently on the bills of the leading London variety theatres, and that has been going on practically for the past decade," Miss Lloyd continued, with a trace of just pride in the honor of belonging to such a talented family.

"Of course, my six sisters and myself have probably figured moat prominently of late, but both father and mother were very successful stage stars in their younger days, and even their father and mother were both prominent In stage and theatrical matters. So, you see, we come by whatever stage talent we possess quite naturally. We have simply been trying to keep up the family reputation in the theatrical world. "Who are my six sisters? Well, there are Alice and Marie, who have been here before in vaudeville and musical comedy. In fact, Alice told me she liked Vancouver and Victoria better than any places she had visited on her entire tour and I agree with her so far as Vancouver is con corned.

1 go to Victoria next week. Counting myself, we are the only three sisters of the seven who have been on this side of the Atlantic In vaudsvllle. Then there is Grace, Daisy, Annie and Maude, who are well known throughout the British Isles and get all the stage engagements they want over there. I have two brothers also John and Sydney who hfive been quite prominent in musical comedy as well as legitimate productions. John was ou here some years ago with a road show.

Sydney has given up his stage work recently to enlist, and Is now a member of one of Kitchener's territorial regiments and expects to go over to France when the big doings commence In the spring." The interview was temporarily Interrupted just then by the appearance of Miss Lloyd's husband for Rosie is married. Following the mutual Introductions came the Inevitable question as to how many of her six sisters were also married. Miss Lloyd stated that only one of the family Miss Annie, the youngest (for Rosie Is the fifth daughter) is the only unmarried daughter of the family now. AU the rest have taken to themselves husbands. Two striking peculiarities of the Lloyd girls aside from the somewhat similar but pleasing stage mannerisms which the whole family possesses Is the fact that all seven of the sisters have surnames of five letters each, and despite their simi Two Canadian casualty lists were yesterday: Fifth tlattnllon.

Wounded Edwin I 'ye. England; 11. Look! Prints and Ginghams on Friday at 10c a Yard Don't delay In making your purchase of this excellent value In prints and ginghams. This is a wonderful value, suitable for making children's school wear of every description, ladies' house dresses, etc. Measure 28 Inches wide, A great selection of "1 A colorings and designs to choose from.

Friday special, yard XUC First Floor. An Extraordinary Value in Boys' Buster Suits Sell Friday at $1.75 100 boys' Buster suits, made from mill ends of imported fancy worsted tweeds; made In the latest New York novelty styles We do not hesitate In saying this la one of the best values we have ever offered in boys' clothing. Be sure and see rTPT this remarkable offering Friday bA0 Main Floor. M. Otton, England.

I aevrutli Hattalion. Wounded Jchn Murray, Scotland; Hugh Muguaker, England; G. VV. Ball jf ley, England. Fifteenth Battalion.

Killed in action Clifford Cole, Eng "i land. 3 Mnetcnlh llnttnllon. Accidentally wounded A. C. Norman, 'i England.

it Twenty first Hattalion. Jap Silk Waists Will Extraordinary Values! i i xi i. i New Silks at a Special Price Regular Value Died of wounds Corpl, F. Evans, England. Wounded Alex.

Gorman, Ireland. Twenty fourth Battalion. Wounded Geo. Dang, Montreal; Richard Baxter. Montreal.

Twenty ninth Ilnttullon. Wounded A. H. young, England; H. D.

Currle, Scotland; John Allwood, England. Wounded hut nn dntv Kerart Alex. in jLaaies novelty Be on Sale Friday for $1.39 45c to 65c Yard Now for Handbags Values to $1.75 i jMcLaren, Scotland. Forty aecond Battalion. Died of wounds Jos.

Uerone, Mont 59c real. I I in j. w. Heron. Montreal.

Forty third Battalion. Accidentally killed Corpl. D. J. Dolg.

Lovely Jap silk waists In several shades of blue, green, red and purple; also plain white and black. Made in a neat little style with collar that can be worn either high or low neck: sizes 34 to 42. QQ Friday special tpA.Ot First Floor. On Friday we offer a great bargain In colored silks. This being a great season for the wearing of separate waists, here Is the very silk you need.

We have a large assortment of all new shades for spring wear. Princess I'ntrlclns. 8crlously ill v. C. Bradford.

Que bec. This sale of handbags la the best value we have ever offered. Now Is th time to buy. These bags are made from real leather with strong nickel finished frames, with fancy novelty linings; fitted with mirror and small change purse. Many new shapes and styles.

Big assortment and choice. f'fX Values to $1.76. Friday DoC Main Floor. Flint Pioneer flnltallon. Wounded Thomas lixon.

llnnvllla. O. A. Kraft, Edmonton, Never a better opportunity than now to purchase at this low price. Regular values to 66c yard.

Special, AKn nomas R. Canning, 815 Thirteenth treet, Westminster, B. O. Friday', per yard First Floor. Third IMonerr llnttnllon.

Wounded and suffering from shell Black and White Shep herd Checks and Tar ifhock R. Porter, England. Third Divisional Train. Dangeroimly ill James Thompson. larity in stage methods, have always rcotland.

Extra Special Bargain tan Piaids Values to 85c Nectalre Theriault. Eel River Bridge, B. Fifteenth Battalion. Previously missing, now killed in action Corpl. V.

J. Wyatte, Toronto, Ont. Sixteenth Battalion. Slightly wounded William Doiitis, Scotland. Wounded Thomas Carson, England.

Eighteenth Battalion. Shell shock Harry Brewer, Ciuelph, John Brown, Detroit, Mich. Wounded C. H. Miller, Scotland.

nineteenth Battalion. Wounded William Stammfurd, England. Twentieth Battalion. Killed in action Frank Stevens, Hancock, N. Y.

Twenty first Battalion. Died of. wounds V. A. Carter, Kingston, Ont; C.

M. Deuxberry, Barton vllle, Out. Twenty second Battalion. Died of wounds Sergt. Edmond Da voe, Montreal.

Accidentally wounded Oscar Rob. erts, Montreal. Twenty fourth Battalion. Killed In action Arthur Uanong Quebec. ounded Abel Booger, Montreal; Geo.

Kent, Eldorado, Best, Montreal; Clare Fletcher, Alvlnston, Ont. Twenty fifth llnttnllon. Wounded i.loyd Mcl'herson, Oxford, N. Twenty seventh Battalion. Accidentally wounded, now on duty A.

P. Askins, France. Wounded John McKae, Scotland. Twenty ninth Battalion. Wounded, now on duty Fred Nlcolls Haxelcllffe, Hask.

Forty ninth Battalion. Wounded Raymond Dorey, Edmonton, Alta. hell shock A. C. Heathcock, England.

Seriously wounded Dleut. O. P. Alllston, England. Fifty second Battalion.

Wounded Ozlase Dumas, Port Arthur, Ont. Flfry fnnrth Battalion. Died Oeorge Razlehurst, Ducks, B. C. Fifty fifth Battalion.

Serlonslv ill Nells Goodlne, Freder Icton, N. R. Fifty eighth. Battalion. Killed In action wm.

Clare, Toronto, Ont. Died of wounds Geo. Fretwell, Toronto, Ont. First Pioneers. Wounded George Parry, Scotland.

Second Pioneers. Died I. W. Middleton, Toronto, OnL Third Pioneers. Wounded Leo.

Robltallle, Montreal; Sergt. Ernest Miller, Scotland; James Campbell, Scotland; Percy Shone, England. Third Rrlitade Field Artillery. Died of wounds Driver B. J.

Bow land, Hamilton, Ont. Wounded Gunner O. H. TownBend, Sydney, N. Bombardier Wm.

Simpson, Hamilton, DrlverC. R. Pitcher, Stratford, Driver Wm. Ryan (no particulars). Fifth Artillery Brigade.

Died of wounds Enoch Adey, Adey ton, Nfld. First Field First Canadian Divisional Engineers. Wounded Arthur Hacker, Halifax, N. S. Canadian Divisional Signal Co.

Wounded, returned to duty Actlng Corpl. F. S. McPhersnn, Calgary, Alta. Second Divisional Machine (un Co.

Wounded William Marks. Stratford Ont. Cavalry Depot, Died Corpl. K. A.

Porter, Toronto. Ont. Mo, 1 Canadian Field Amhnlance. Wounded E. U.

Fletcher, St. John, N. B. So. it Canadian Field Amhulanee.

Died John Baron, Montreal. 59c Reserve Artillery Rrlcaile. Seriously ill Edward Cooper, Eng and. ot 5 Field Amhulanee. Suffering from shock Corpl.

Harold 'dell, England. in Trimmed $2.50 Hats, Only Flint Battalion. Died of wounds James Heather, New Spring Wallpapers Reg.20cSingleRoll71 2c WITH BORDERS TO MATCH, YARD, 2000 rolls new spring wallpapers In 26 different designs. All light grounds with rich blending of shades. Suitable for dining rooms, bedrooms, halls, etc.

Don't overlook this bargain if you are thinking of papering your home. Regular 20c H.n wallpapers to sell on Friday, a roll I '21, Borders to match, per yard 2 Second Floor. f'hatham, H. E. Edmunds, Dray on, Ont.

Severely wounded Cornl. K. E. made the biggest successes wnen working on the stage alone. Their Individual song numbers are distinctive and this, combined with the Lloyd personality, has been the cause for the success of this famous family.

Rosle and Marie have appeared a couple of times together in some big patriotic affairs In London, but outside of that the seven Bisters have always worked "single." Besides playing engagements In all the big music halls of London and the British Isles, Miss Lloyd has entertained audiences In Europe, Africa, Australia and North America. She is an enthusiastic admirer of all outdoor sports and Is herself a splendid golf player and horsewoman. Her home is In London, where her parents, grandparents and great grandparents have always lived. This Is a big special from our Dress Goods Section and consists of 800 yards of large, small and medium size black and whlto checks in light and medium weights. For suits, skirts and summer weight coats; tartan plaids, 38 and 40 Inches wide, for misses' and children's dresses.

PQ Friday special, per yard d7C First Floor. Large scroll and medium size trimmed hats to suit any age. All of the latest spring models. A great variety of trimmings from which to choose, consisting of foliage, smalt fruit, rosos and ribbons. Very smart new spring hats at a price within the reach of all.

Friday only Third Floor. Detroit. Mich. Slightly wounded Joseph Dane, England; Thomas Murray, Scotland, jij Second Rnttallou. VP Wounded Corpl.

Herman Klckert, it Third Battalion. Fhoek Sergt. John Dawson, Mont ijjreal. Fourth Battalion. Killed In action Nell Campbell, Ed Sfiuonton, Alta.

Fifth Battalion. Wounded Frederick Mines, England. Klichlh Battalion. Wounded T. M.

Carson, St. Paul, R. A. Hruce, Edmonton, B. Foster, Eon William, J.

Boys' Boots $1 QQ Reg. $2.50 $2.75 ipl.W 200 Pairs ot New Lace QO Curtains, Reg. $1.50 at Dainty designed lace curtains, with massive border both sides; excellent quality, suitable for hotels, rooming houses, etc. Will stand hard wear. In white and ecru.

Very special QQ value. Reg. $1.60. Special, Friday, pair 70i Second Floor. Dainty Embroidery Edgings, Friday 9c a Yard This special value In fine Swiss embroidery edgings should Interest every economlo woman.

Edgings rich and effective in design, neatly worked with good firm edges, suitable for trimming every class of underwear. Designs suitable for Infants' wear also among this line. Values to 15c. rj Friday, a yard 5C First Floor. 175 pairs of boys' boots, built of box kip and gunmetal uppers; leather soles, standard screwed and sewn.

Oood smart shoes that will stand the wear. Well finished throughout. It's just the McDonald, Scotland. Tenth Battalion. Killed in action James Stanfield, Tteglna, J.

V. Hlslop, Ottawa, Ont. Fourteenth Bnttallnn. J. Shea, Toronto, Ont.

Slightly wounded, remained on duty snoe ror your poy ana it is a real 'bargain. ORPHEUM "The Strife Eternal," the Or pheum's week end picture feature is heralded as one of the most pretentious costume plays that has ever been screened. The cast la headed by Blanche Forsyth, an English actress of great beauty and ability. Miss Forsyth is supported by an all star cast. Including Roy Travers, Robert PuFdle, Nelson Phillips, Tom Mac donald, Rolfo Leslie, Tom Coventry, and Dora de Winton.

Over 3000 people appear in this magnificent production and the staging requires no less than 200 scenes. "The Strife Eternal," in addition to sizes 11 6 ft. Kegular $2.60 and $2.76. Friday, pair $1.99 Main Floor. AVENUE THEATRE IHillTSt WKH.

Al ST. MATS. HV 1 H'l'l ti tpnll. ATtt i I I I 4 I TT JFFF FIFTY i. r.

being a masterpiece of the film world, is a photo drama of great ri.rr; iniii( Night Prices 25e, inc. 75c and $1.00. i'Matlnees. 23c and SOc. Curtain.

2:30 and Bo Office 'ow Open. value from an educational standpoint. Household Varnishes Reg. AH 60c Quart Size, Friday at In three kinds Oilcloth Varnish, Varnish Stain and Oil Stain. Specially suitable for oilcloth, furniture, etc.

Made from the best of materials, dries quickly and will give a beautiful polish. This bargain fr6m our Paint Section is well worth the attention of housewives who are starting their spring cleaning. Regular 60c tins. A On Friday for I Second Floor. The story reveals conditions as they Woodward's "No Piece" Curtain Stretchers, $1.29 Made from basswood, Don detachable centre brace.

It has 1 tnc.h wide frame, rustproof nickelplated brass pins driven 1 Inches apart, Mnde with improved cornor clamps. Jt will last a lifetime. Anv child can operate It. (T nr Special for Friday tpl.Zf Fifth Floor. existed In the middle of the fifteenth Field and Garden Hoes, Rakes and Hedge Shears Values to 45c at 25c Here Is a great chance for you to buy garden tools at bargain prices.

Field or garden hoes, rakes and hedge shears, all at one price. Long liundled rakes, In 10 and 12 tooth sizes; steel blade rlvetted hoes and six Inch black edge shears. Very special for Friday. fja" Values to 45c for ZOC Fourth loor. century, when the Wars of the Roses were dividing England against herself.

The story concerns the enthralling romance of Jane Shore, Imperial Order Daughter of the Fmplre Present SEBASTIAN BURNETT Baritone HOTKI. VAMt MARCH 0 lienernl Admission 75e. Reserved, fl.OA from a king's favorite endowed with marvelous beauty and intellect living a life of lavish splendor in an age of war, cruelty and conspiracy to finally end hor existence a MEAT SPECIALS beggar, friendless and alone. Not all tragic fiction has to offer us a life story so remarakblo as that of hnlPr I'rime Xtrer Href llrst qui lUy on the mar krt. Spuria! piicrs: Jane Shore, "in beauty, in generosity I PANTAGES I en ii a I led Vaudeville Week March U7.

Phone Sey. 3406 London's Darling ROSIE LLOYD Famous Fngliah Comedienne A Sister i of Marie and Aline lord. KIVK OTHER BIG AITS. Values From Our Stationery Section Something new In boxed stationery notepapcr and envelopes Loulsette and Mode note paper and envelopes fancy crossbar and striped court, and new shaped envelopes, with paper to match; 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes in fl and in misfortune alike unrivaled. A Great Special in JAPANESE MATS Made from closely woven matting, neatly stencilled in attractive designs and colors.

Very useful for bedrooms, bathrooms, etc. For Friday onlv SIZK 38x72, rath 23 SIZE 27x34, each 14 Second Floor. Two selected comedy features, an 2Xv si ii.lo I'rlme Ulli Moasts IVr In I.srur Mills I'rr Sirloin Konxts and Steaks I'rr lh. 'I' Honr ItoaNts Per lb Ittimn ltfifiHts ler lit. Kidney lle.

Kurt I In. for Finest Creamery flutter lbs. for l.oenl New aid Kkks I'er iloxen VAXCOl'VER MAST KILLED. As a result of Injuries sustained In a gravel siide which occurred ahout a week aso in Grant's Pass, Oregon, David Manning, formerly a well known fanner In the Eraser Valley at Alder grove, is dead. The family of the deceased live at 2045 Triumph Street, Vancouver.

Two years ago the de censed purchased an interest tn the Elkhorn placer mine and went to work on the property. He Is survived by his wife, two sors and a daughter. The elder son. V. Z.

Manning, Is a lieutenant in the 121st Battalion, while the younger son is at Salonlkl with the Fifth Canadian General Hospital Corps. The remains were interred at Grant's pass. is officially announced that th Westholme Dumber Company at West holme will resume operations at an early date. The company will In future be known as the Mainland Timber and Shingle Company. Interesting, review of current evenjs and song number by the popular 20n and favorite, Patricia Salmon, round out JLi7C each box.

Regular Hoc box for an exceptionally strong week end Main Floor. I mft HneK llaenn Hy pleee, per Mwlft's Kresa Cured rienic flams 24e Mr JOc programme. COLONIAL Fresh Cod i'er Hi. For the second half of the week at ORPHEUM "The Strife Eternal" "A Stupendous English Production With HI.AM II FIIHMTH and a Company of Players. PATRICIA 8U.MO.V SOG Continuous Performance, 1 to 11 p.m.

Matinee, 10c. Evenings, 10c, 15c. Koxes, I oges, 25c. Children. 5c.

the Colonial the management has se cured that remarkable Gold Seal re lease "The Tenor," starring Walter Belasco and Carmen Phillips. It Is a three reel drama. In which the former HOPEFUL OF HAVING APPOINTMENT MADE AT THE THEATRES TODAY business there was a very small attendance, so no further business was transacted, the question of a livestock market for Vancouver, brought forward on Monday evening before lhe city council by Mr. Shipley, being left over to tho next meeting, which, will be held on Wednesday morning, the 5th of April. During tho short meeting, however.

Aid. Hamilton, who presided in the absence of Mayor McBeath, explained the objects of tho committee, which had been published in The World of the day previous, and nut lined the case for the appointment ot a customs officer at New York. Imp star appears In the leading role. TJje scenes were staged In a real theatre with Carmen I'hilllps, a grand opera star, in the leading feminine role. The cast also Includes Hobart Hentey, who plays the dual role of Antonio Sartorl and Paula Sartorl, and Gretchen Lederer, who is cast as the wife of Paula.

The story commences in Italy, where Antonio and Paula rlartor are left orphcos by the death of their brother. Paula is adopted by a rich American woman, while Antonio is adopted by the chif of a wandering band of musicians. Paula confines himself to a study of medicine and becomes a well known surgeon. He meets Genevieve Palmer, an heiress, and marries her. His brother, Antonio, has become by this time a famous musician and with his step sister Is called to America.

After nib wite leaves him through his con tinucd use of morphine, Paula learns that his brother has arrived in America. Paula's wife sees Antonio acting and fulls in love with him. They have several tete a tetes and Antonio's love Is aroused. Paula meets his brother and visits at his house, where he meets his wife. The shock and rage at finding her there causes Paula to drop dead.

Overcome with horror at his discovery and at the death of his brother Antonio rushes back to Mariana and In the reaction finds that she has always held his love and a touching reconciliation between them follows. In addition to the chief attraction there will be two funny comedies and the animated weekly. CA.VADIAV NORTHER flt'KD. Iedlngham ft Cooper, contractors, have entered an action against Moore Pethlck, Mackenzie Mann, and the Merchants Bank for $3206.68 they allege to ba due thetn on a sub contract tliey took from Moore Pethlck for work on the Canadian Northern. The Merchant Bank is added to the suit on a claim by the plaintiffs to have priority over the hank in their claim, and they ask fir payment out of moneys allexeU to he In die hands of Mackenzie in collection with the work performed.

Aid. Hamilton Thinks Prospects of Establishing Customs Officer at New York Good. That the prospects for the appointment of a Canadian customs officer at the port of New York, to facilitate shipments of goods from the eatit of Canada to this port, were of a brighter hue thun formerly, was the information conveyed by Aid. Hamilton to the intermuncipal industrial committee which held its first formal meeting on Wednesday afternoon, the chairman stating that a letter had been received from Sir K. L.

Iforden that the matter would receive attentive consideration. Owing to the fact that so many members of municipal cuunoils of the district were at Victoria on public fOLONIAI I)E LUXE W. Belaseo and Carmen Phillips In "THE TENOR" MILK "GRAFT" EXPOSED Two Very Fanny Comedies, ANIMATED MEEKLY. PRICES Matlneel 10c. Evening! Ilnleony, lOei Lower Floor, lOvt Box Seats, 2Te.

GLOBE COLUMBIA HACKE.VSCHMIDT tc 1MPAJT JI ARKARET ASOLIV! ill Present an Absolute Novelty In tireatrat Comedy Sueeesa. Vaudeville. Entitled "t.UEEX STOCKISGS" "SPORTS OF OLU ROME" MATINEE, lOe. EVENING. 15c Country Store Every Friday CHII.DREX.

Be ASY SEAT. lOe MAPLE LEAF PRINCESS 'THE CONSCIENCE OF JI ROR "HtXSOVS FOLLT" NO. 10," in Two Arts, and In 4 Acts, FrnturlnK 3 Stars "ALICE OF HIDSO HIV," Two Edward Earlr. Maoel Trunnelle, and reel Story of the Northwest. Mare MaeDermot.

Country M.ire Every Thursday. Also Charlie Caanlin In "WORK" AM SKAT. 10c AN SiiAT. 10c CLAIMS SMMNI DHAC.F.. Angelo Ricolo, of Merritt, B.

entered an action aK.ilnat the Middle boro Collieries, Limited, for dumages amounting to jsnoo for Injuries allesed. to have 'been received by him while tn the employ the defendant company, through their negligence. Don't fall to read the Classified Page tonight. Something there for for. i.