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cipe Book.

Royal 2% cups Royal Standard
Standard 9 cz"

5 teaspoonfuls baking powder.

t 1% cups milk.
wee 8 tablespoons melted butter

é A little sait.
Muffins hag

Bake in cups or gem pans
“Do you know the muffin man?

Do you know his name?
Do you know the muffin man
Who lives in Drury Lane?”

D® you remember chanting
this doggerel when you

were THAT high? How good those muffins tasted!

But now-a-days it is not necessary to have a speaking acquaint
ance with the Drury Lane celebrity to obtain good muffins
You can beat his wares hollow by making them with ROYAI
STANDARD FLOUR, He, poor fellow, had to be content with
any flour he could get. The recipe quoted is more popular
than his

If you are out of ‘flour,’
STANDARD—your “buy word”

ask your grocer for a sack of ROYAI
for the best.

TOLAR CARR hee es
a eo. oe tn

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at fair prices

| Brigadier
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High-brade Work

umbing, Steamfitting

and sheet metal work

Western Plumbing Co., Ld

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THE DAILY NEWS Ait i
pri] 99 1914
JOCURI UO OOO UOUOOUUUUOUGUUUOOOO OOO EKO! eAL VATION ARMY HOLDS —
* SELF-DENIAL weex| There’s nothing like a delicioy. oup of
‘ Local and Personal ; dolightfully refresh Of Teg
‘ oca an ; a + | Organization that Does Excellent as a g y Shing Stimy ulant
FORT RR TOI ETT Re RI RIA AAAI ID IOS IIIS ISD II IAAI SIA AHA AAA AI Work Throughout Country brain soother. __...1.:,. and
m : | Deserves Support
[ry Smith & Killas’ ice cream Your opportunity is in Port
otis hdward; investigate prices, The Salvation Army has—as

mot . \ contractor from Victoria,

Have you a lot of your own?

Secure one in Port Edward now. iaking

Pee 4 |put up several moderately priced

Miss Gleason left this morn jdwelling houses at once that will

ing for a short trip to Vancou-|rent in the neighborhood of $25
ver. per month,

. . . . .

Eat at the London Cafe. sitt| Fe aN
|

Splendid moving pictures atl ividence in the case of Rogers
the Westholme Opera house t | « Black of this city was con
night. Entire change of pro-j|cluded on Saturday and the mat
fram, tl tor is now in the hands of Judge

mo the at l Young. It is expected that the

There are still a few good pre-| decision will be handed down to
emptions left on Graham Island. | day,

We know them. Queen Charlotte Rie: ie
Information Bureau. 87tf Mr. H. G. Olsen, of Calgary,

 

has come to this city with the
; Don’t miss this—fine two reel purpose of opening up a roofing
feature “For the Love of a Men" |pusiness. He has been in this

at the Westholme Opera bhouse|}work in Calgary and

tonight. {tithere is a good opening in this |

city.
The side walks of this city eskcdedti iitiiteiialaa

were glistening with frost al «| PETTEE FUND STARTED
| FOR VICTIMS DISASTER

Newfoundlanders and Others Are
Asked to Assist—Money Re-
ceived by Merchants Bank

tere
Shrewd investors are buying
jin Port Edward before the rail
way is completed.
See Bashful Bachelor Bill at

ithe Westholme Opera house to-| . :
night. it A relief fund has been started

 

 

8. it es, e in Vancouver for the widows and
Green, head of the|orphans of those lost in the re-

which happened on
been inspecting the work in this
| city, left for the south this
morning.

| . ° ° iwere lost,

In the Victoria Times of re-

the Newfoundland coast. The
latest report is that 250° lives
being the entire crew
jof the Southern Cross, and 77 of
cent date appears a splendid|'h® Newfoundland’s crew, At
iview of the first through train. the first meeting called in Vari
| Those pictures will travel far |SOUVer there were 200 former
land are good advertisers. Newfoundlanders aba drei une
| Base | $866 was collected right there.
An effort is being made to secure
help from all Newfoundlanders
mn this coast and any others who
would like to assist.

Mr. Gordon Bain, who has
been in the city for a few days |
jieft this morning for his home
lin Fort George. He has quite
jrecovered from the severe acci- |

j the Halibut

‘dent he received in his mill here. |
}of which

The movement was started by
Fishe
Russell

men’s union,

Kearley is

|

 

 

— = SS jagent, and amounts sent to him
at. Box 1365, Vancouver, will bi
| deposited in the Merchants’ bank
}for that purpose. The time for
closing the fund is May 15,
FINE FEATURE PICTURES

“JUDITH OF BETHULIA”
| - —_
|In Four Reels at Westholme
| Wednesday and Thursday

5 | | Always striving for first rank

jin the presentation of high class

t i } mov ing pictures, the Westholm«
}opera house management has
jbeen successful in securing the
| great four-reel Biograph feature
| Judith if Bethulia,”  t be
| show! it this theatre next Wed-
jnesday ind Thursday. While
| the stor s laid in the time of
| Nebuchadnezzar, King of Bab
llonia the action Is as much
}modern as ancient, since human
} nature its esentials is the]
same now as then and the story

 

 

 

 

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HE difference between a well-dressed man and an
indifferently dressed one is not so much a matter | The Rae

of dollars as taste. You are assured of perfect taste in
style and fabric when you Buy 20th Century Brand

Clothes.

Cragin and 8. Fuertie, Seattle; W. E |
Gould, Ketchikan; P, Allton, Fort Fraser; |
T. G. Wynn, Hazelton; Robert Lynne, A’
} Drummond, W Laing Victoria; Ho OL

 

of a woman's love and sacrifices
vs old. Bethulia is, or
rather was, a fortified town on
the frontier of Judea, and at the
time the story
sieged by

never gI

begins was he-
Baby-
lonian general, who was as bru

Holofernes, a

tal and merciless as he was able
and successful, Judith was a
Jewess of rare beauty who sac-
rificed her honor and herself to
save her city and her people. For
splendid

scenery magnificent

costuming and excellence of pho
tography this series of pictures
seldom equalled and
never surpassed and must be
seen to be fully appreciated and
understood,

has been

HOTEL ARRIVALS

Knox Hotels. Gill and Geo. Stevens,
Fort Fraser; F. Salmson and 1 Lason
New Hazelton; B. Fraserviatte, A. Boswell
and | Ross, Smithers

ja@nd Geo, Milner, Ketehikan

Central Hotel—-O. ©. Tinitti, Vancouver;
Theodore Nelson and Edwin Anderson,
Edmonton; W. J. Bartley, Vancouver ; WwW

Prummond, Duncans

Premier Hotel-Dick Rider, J. I Stin
son and F. G. Wall, Vancouver; Louis $

 

; Goldsmith and ©. Kroll, Seattle

|

i

| Royal Hotel--Chris Everson, M. Ever
| son, h Mahone New Hazelton; H. B
| FAs rnd Porcher Island; W. H. Rudiand,
feorgetown M. Hanson, 8. Hanson and
;7 simondsen

staying at the Central Hotel, is]!
arrangements here to|

believes |

Windsor Hotel-M. Hansen, ©. B, Kerr, |

J. Dawson, Victoria; Robert Syme and A!

in organization—given both to

he religious and philanthropic
yorids many examples of what
eal things can be done by fix
| its of purpose and unity of ef
lforl; among them none more
} than its Annual Week

f Prayer and Self-Denial
We understand the period set
part for this purpose for the
Joresen year is from April 19th
j}to 25th, and, we are not back
Appea

generosity of our readers

ward in commending the
lt the
| In addition to
influence for good in this coun

The Army is a huge mi
sionary organization,

being a great

 

operating

lin no less than 58 countries
'

and colonies, and preaching th
eae in thirty-four different
ly

| languages

| From what we can gather its

extensive social scheme for the
amelioration of the physica
needs of the poor and the out
cast is being carried on with

much other lands
Take India,

its famine relief operations, savy

SLCCEeSS in
for instance, where
ings banks, and co-operative

schemes are proving ol greal

blessing, and are exceedingly
successful,

The resident officer, Capt. E.
H. Steisle, together with the lo
cal co-workers, are
anxious that the
towards the

exceeding
contribution
Home and Foreigi
I ds
shall be a liberal one, and dor
ations may be handed to either
members of The Ar
my or to the editor.

Missionary and Socia
the officer,

THE WEATHER

Furnished by F. W. Dowling
Observer
For the 24 hours ending 5 a.m
April 20, 1944

farometer reduced to sea

RLM Gude a ds & do sa i

CD OWOEG: cl vs Hie 8a

FRMAE atite i's bees a kale e eS 05
A clean swell eating place. The

London Cafe. 81-tf

 

Phone 87

SAVOY HOTEL

FIRST CLASS CUISINE

 

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all Roome

Only finest brands of Liquors and
| Cigars kept

THE BEST HOTEL IN NORTHERN
BRITISH COLUMBIA

| PRUDHOMME & FISHED?

Proprietors

 

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EMPRESS HOTEL
Third Ave., Between Sixth and
Seventh Streets

| '
RAR SET BE i SES) SOT
Members P.R.L. Vintners Association
} WINDSOR HOTEL
Corner of First Ave, and Eighth 8t
W. H. Wright, Prop.
HOTEL CENTRAL
First Avehue and Seventh St
European and American Piao
Peter Black, Prop.
KNOX HOTEL
First Ave., Between Eighth and Ninth
European Plan, Rates 50c¢ to $1.00
| Per lay
| Besner & Besner, Props.
| i ai
J. Y. Hochester V. D, Casley
|
|
|

European Plan, 60 to $1 Per Day

 

PREMIER HOTEL
American and European Pla
F. W. Henning, Manager

ROYAL HOTEL
Cortey & Burgess, Props
Third Ave, and Sixth st.

European Plan Steam Heated

 

BEAVER WHOLESALE Liquor’ co,
LIMITED

Second Ave, and Sixth St
Phone 102

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT IMPORTING CO.,
LIMITED

Fraser ana Gixth Sts

 

total sales of the “Salada”
Tea Co, last year amounted to as
much as the total business dur
ing the first twelve years they
were introducing Geylon tea into
Canada and the United States
Their increase alone in 1913 over
1912 amounted to more than the

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BRYANT COMPANY, LTD. Ba cre rans Peet

“Clothes Shop for Men”

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS

ir existence,
ee during the first three
months of 1914 their ratio of in-
jcrease is™the
jever had.

Prince Rupert

largest they have
90.91

Phone 7

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PRINCE RUPERT BOAT
HOUSE

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for hire, Gasoline for sale

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“THE SQUAW MAN’ AT procercscceees -
THE EMPRESS THEATRE rere ooo soooseeeyy,
A NEW SHIPMENT OF

The Squaw Man in SIX part

wit stin Farnum in the titl
rhe 1 production dramatical Serge ¢ (sy W, h
big as, and ientifically s as

perior to the original play I
jopens at the Empress Wedne Dresses
| April 22, and to remain ft ;

April 23.

s no need to introduce

rh sday,
Phere
The Squaw Man to the public
re than there is need to
Dustin Far

jnum is It is difficult to see

JUST ARRIVED

Prices from $3.00 to $25.09

DEMERS

PPOPOPPOP OC CS COG

RITCHIE, AGNEW & ()

Civil Engineers and B, ©. Lan

iform them who

 

jJhow the Empress could have
jade a better or more strategu

hoice of motion picture dramas

POODLE LLLP LL OLDE LLL LDL OPDOLLL ODL IOL OL OODODOLD

A popular star with film lov

ers Will tnake her appearance

 

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|
}
| the Empress screen for the tw
dave commencing Wednesday,
| April 20 and 30—Mary Pickford
I | appear in her original role

The Good Little Devil,’ the

jinasterpiece of David Belasco Surveyors

i This play had two solid years

lrun at the Belasco theatre in|, VateTWorks, Water Power, What Gg
Vew York City Prov il Land § veving, Mae
| Miss Pickford in the film ver ing, Townsites and Subdivisions, Beem

supported by the same, ®!u Printing, Negatives ay

|S iu ist as in the play, with

} William Norris and Ernest ;

lrue | McBride St., Prince Rupert,
| Inlaid linoleums, cork carpets, a
jprint linoleums and floor. oil

| th at 10 per cent discount for

ish Geo. D, Tite, the quality THERE I8 A
furnisher 74tf

 

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Summer Schedule effective
March 24th:
Sailings for Vancouver

Twin screw steainers

 

} ith ym

“Chelohsin”.., Tuesdays, 9 p. Mm. je ,, MeBride *
“Venture” .Saturdays, 9 a. m.|'*
Arriving at Vancouver Thursday | 00
evenings and Monday mornings, $25.

respectively.

Arrivals from South sont

“Cheichsin"...Mondays, 6 p. ™.|
“Venture”. ...>. Fridays, 8 p. m.| r

’ ; G R. Naden (0,
Rogers Steamship Agency |¥- Be

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