No. 3—Cut Out and Paste in Re-
cipe Book

2 eges, % pint milk, 2 cups Royal

Standard, a little salt
tan ar Whisk the eggs well; add Royal
3 few drops

Standard, salt and a
milk; beat whole to perfectly

p k smooth batter of thick, creamy con
anca es sistency. Cook to size of frying
pan; toss over and then roll
“Appetizing, tantalizing, Sprinkle with sugar and squeezed
here’s the recipe!” femon.
BETTY BROWN

OHN BULL Gave me this
Recipe !

They first started to eat pancakes in Merrie Eng-
land on Shrove Tuesday. It is safe to say that
had the flour been ROYAL STANDARD, pancakes
would have appeared every day in the week!

I say use ROYAL STANDARD and not just “flour”
because the best is the cheapest. in the Jong run.
I mean by that there will be second helpings a’-
plenty because ROYAL STANDARD GOES FAR-
THER. And the quality!—well, just bake pan-
cakes WITH and then WITHOUT Royal Standard

and see!

Your grocer’s ready with a sack,

RIVAL STANRARD
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The well known Perrin trademark as
shown in cuts should be on every glove
you get, as this assures you perfection of

Style, Fit and Finish.

Best dealers the world over seli the

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LOCAL NEWS =|

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; Eat at the London Cafe. 8itf
Orgs

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| Have you a lot of your own’
|Secure one in Port Edward now.
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| ET. Harlow, late of the G
;P. engineering staff, left for Se
jattle yesterday morning.

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Reversible scrims, one yard

wide, regular value 35c, special |

|price 20c¢ yard at Geo, D; Tite's.
ee 56

| Mr. C. L. Madigan leaves

ishortly for Discovery in the At-

jlin district AO resume his pros-

jpecting. *

| Pe ae

| Young man with business ex-

| pe rience and some capital would

|consider proposition to entel

[Box 109 Da in going concern

Box 109 Daily News. 79-85
Rei

The salt works on the Skeena

jriver will soon start up again.

| Modern machinery will be put in

iplace and the property put on a

commercial basis.

et ae

Mr. N. J. McLeod of the Smith

}island quarry has been _ indis-

|posed for a week and is confined

jto his home. He will be about in

ja few days.

| 2 ee

| Extra copies of the Weekly

News containing the report of

| the first G. T. P. train can be

jhad at this office. Help boost

| the city by sending copies to

your friends.

There is a home waiting for
you on Graham Island. A home
that will bring you happiness.
Are you ready to accept it? No
one yet has ever regretted it
Queen Charlotte Islands Infor-
mation Bureau. 8itf

An energetic, ambitious man
ito act as agent for Prince Ru-
pert and surrounding territory
for a Dominion registered com-
| pany. Apply The Merchants

ing, Victoria, B. C. 85-86

The Princess Beatrice took the
following south last evening: Mr
and Mrs. Geo. H, Laney and fam-
jily, A. N. Patterson, J. P. Roth-
ischild, W. R. Jones, Mr. and Mrs
|A. Reed, E. J. Cann, J. Whalen,
Mrs. P. Kauffman.
| > > ©

The Prince Rupert Rowing
club have been compelled to
| nove their boat house the Old
Hazelton from its original moor-
pare to a site at the dry dock,
| mue h to the regret of the mem-
| be rs of the elub. The former

ite was particularly well suited
| for its purpose, but had to give
way to new developments.

 

 

THE BIG THREE OF CENTRAL B.C.

 

 

pacific hag

 

NEW HAZELTON

of the richest mining Trade centre of the Bulkley

se
man
ee
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HUBERT

in Canada. Valley. So strategically situated
to the Groundhog An- that all branch railway lines will

> coal fields. be built from that point. Has no
junction of waterways possible competitor for trade

» the lines of trade meet. that rich territory lying between continent has more natural ad-
absolutely assured. Fort George and New Hazelton.

you seek opportunities for business or investment, you

BUSINESS CENTRES INVESTIGATION will prove

 

eOMONT On

-

FORT GEORGE

is in a class by itself. No city in
Western Canada with the pos-
sible exception of Winnipeg or
Varfcouver will outstrip Fort
George's growth in population

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

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| The Spokane
{

{1:30 today.

rhe Chethosin

p.m

Miss E, Callum and
Poole have given
jtions at Demers’

The Gity of
bound, will be

o'clock,

rhe way freight
urday did not arrive
lay morning owing

mud slides,
.

Geo, A Clothier

from Stewart.

pects to open an

here.

Wednesday night

byterian club

night.” There is sure
lively discussion.

invited,

We do upholstering
pair work for spring
Geo. D. Tite, the funiture dealer,

Third avenue.

Inlaid linoleums,

print linoleums

cloth at 10 per cent discount for

cash. Geo. D.
furnisher.

R. Benfer, who
southern California
year, has returned to the city and
will live here He
able property in this city

Albert Davidson,
ager at this port for the

has gone on to
KE. Rosevear, the

partment. Mr. Davidson will
be back for some

Martin Swanson
tract for decorating
theatre. ° This is
and requires very
ling in order that

no interference
shows.

THE LORD MAYOR’S SHOW

Great Spectacular Event Shown
in Pictures at Westholme

Rounds of applause

the lord iyor's

in the moving

 

Westholme opera
night. The brilliant
magnificent sta

by gail capariso
and f 1 by
ficers of s

not eas fore
having the od
ness it

means the only
night's excellent
Trail of the Lost

to be a feature
merit The beautiful

lustrated by a séries of splendid

pictures telling

usual interest and

music, forms an

the highest order,
long’ in the momory
having the good
present The addition
gan to the

orchestra at the

brought out the

of the “Lost Chord”

 

and development. No city on the

|

vantages than Fort George.

must be sure of the location of the |
you that Fort George, Hubert and

Hazelton are so strategically located that they will overshadow ali other towns in Central, |
Northern British Columbia and the PEACE RIVER DISTRICT.

|

Natural Resources Security Company, Limited

Joint Owners & Sales Agents fo rt George and Hubert Townsites

Head Office, Yorkshire Bidg.,

VANCOUVER, B. C. |

beauty and grandeur,
feature alone was well
price of admission.

gram will be repeated

THE WEATHER

For the 24 ‘a osias :

April 1

Barometer reduced to sea
SVG cs ine cd'o:o ie oes st
| Highest

Lowest
Rain

 

cork carpets,

has consider-

Piano Recital

very pleasing piano recital
given by Mrs.

Oarpenter's
Thursday evening at the
Dr. and Mrs. Tremayne,

program, both in arrange-
and the manner of render-
reflected full credit on

and pupils. The pro-

ress of these young pianists is}
marked, and the assurance
which they come before the|
promises much for their]
Only the parents and a}
friends of the pupils were

Miss Martin and Miss

johnston assisted Dr. and Mrs.
emayne in serving refresh-|
at the conelusion of the

Snow Drops,” Op. 451. .Franz Behr
Merryfield and Aubrey Sweet
* Doll's Dream,” Op. 180

eeee oes Theo. Oesten
Margaret Ljndsay

» Dutch Kiddies’ Geo Frinkhaus

Manson, Louise Rowell and
Lorna Tite

“Cheerfulness,” Op. 150..H. Lichner

Lorna Tite

Polka Rondo,” Ceci! Klein
Constance McMullin and Dorothy

Tremayne

“Dance on the Lawn,” Op 62

: Theo. Kullak
Aubrey Sweet

Flashing Glances Geo. Frinkhaus

Manson, Jack Naden and
George Tite

“Russian Intermezzo,” Op. 136

Th. Franke

Lorna Tite and Dorothy Tremayne
“A Paust Pantasy,” after the Opera
Gounod Arr. by IL Streabog

Dorothy Tremayne

“Ppostillion D'Amour,” Op. 221

Fr. Behr

Dorothy Tremayne and Lorna Tite
» Journey” Alfred Oelochegel

Loujse Rowell

“March,” Op. 75 ..L. Streabog

Sweet, Grace Manson and
Margaret Lindsay

oices of the Heart,” Op. 51
Henri Van Gall)
|

Jack Naden

“Minuet,” Op. 01 Henri Van Gall
Margaret Lindsay and Grace Manson

Gypsy Camp,” Op. 424
Franz Behr
Grace Manson

Merry dJingling Bells

Ge I Spaudling
Tite and Dorothy Tremayne

“God Save the King

A clean swell eating place. The}

Cafe. 81i-t!

 

 

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# Just arrived large stock

of P. & C. Corsets of new
est models. We are offer
ing for Wednesday only a
very comfortable Corset
made of heavy white coutil
in low bust.

Wednesday .. . 55c

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These are in Monica style
and so light in weight do
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One WHITE AND BROWN LLEWELLYN
SETTER was jmpounded mn April 6th,
which, if not redeemed within ten days of
said dite, will be sold r destroyed

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