THE DAI

Dr. Prices

CREAM

BAKING POWDER

Dr. Price’s Cream Baking

Powder contains no alum.

Chemists have shown that a large
percentage of the chemicals of which
alum baking powders are made
remains in the food in the form of
Glauber’s salt, hydrate of aluminum
and other impurities.

Read the label on the can. Reject
a baking powder unless the label
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YY NEWS

ANOTHER DRIVE ON
WARSAW IS PLANNED

Marshal
for

May ’
s preparing
Warsaw.

mm the front state

massing

he ire
Giermans are

ind artillery for another
bewteen Narew and Bo-
Niemen River, This
miles and the Teuton

e expected to start im-

Slav

nds of
hed to

the hi

troops are
scene to re.
issians threatened
posed German advance
et with strong opposition,
is

e German advance

Teuton

ess nh

ed the army soon
sition to co oper-

at

a p

the German armies

This can be aecom-
the Russian

to

by cutting

of communication running
from the north,

Warsaw

|FUNERAL HELD TODAY—

1. D. Welle and T. J. Jennings Ole Evindsen, who passed |
e . e 2 ‘ J. Je s
CLASSIFIED ADS. . through the city a few days ago,| BODY TO BE SENT EAST |
left today for Usk in connection ; ¢
_jreported that considerable worx eer
. with the development of their} tie vi saat hiiaias te i
. . a” Aeenlen preperig ther was being done on the Dolly Vai a Phe funeral sery in ¢ a
1 £ property re. > or vit e ate i { is MC &
FOR RENT | are | de n group of claims on the Kil- t with th ite David Z Ii
Be ee 2 ek ie : ; Thacy|Lennan took place this afternoon
FOR RENT — Furnished ey | A. H. Allison returned this {Sault River, Alice Arm, hes ae
rooms. Inquire Demers. -tf. | ind was conducted by Tyee Lodge

claims were bonded by Mr. Evind-

 

 

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WANTED jhe is engaged in connection with | Sen to R. B. MeInnis, of San Fran-
| the box factory there. cisco, vepresenting Chicago capi-
har pee ee servant wanted. ~ ¢ ae radiate anal iteneinie hind
WANTED—By two young girls, any kind} Mrs. Robert Kuhn, of Anacor-|cross-cuts have been driven into
of work; stores preferred, Phone Black/tes, Wash., was a passenger on|the property and the ore is look-
pee ties pitiiiboitecteaispitiin oort0* | this morning's train on a visit tojing up splendidly.
LOST FO ROPE. | her parents in Smithers, Mr. and | The ore is very rich in rh Poe
LOST—Pair of gold-rimmed eye- glasses, | mre. 9. ©. eey. /stiver and .it is predicted that this | "45" ©!
between Presbyterian Church and Third | oT ee |distriet will yet be known as the}
ao on May 2. Leave at wrt The regular monthly meeting of ‘Cobalt of Wealern Canada.” The
-_—- jthe Board of Trade will be held /agpe jg very high grade and if it
FOR SALE jin the Board of Trade rooms, | persists in quality it will be one}

 

| Second Avenue,

Lot 7, Bik. 1, Sec.1, for $1,500 | on Friday evening of the richest yiines ithe West. |

FOR SALE

cash. A good bargain for a prompt| at 8 p. m. Mr. ttvindsin. who located the!
buyer. Apply Oscar Leduc, P. O. Box
1988 wontres!. 101-07-13-19 ° a property, has already received a}

quart.

 

SKIMMED MILK 5c
FOR SALE—Furniture of four rooms com- | “i :
plete. Cost $1,000.00 What offers? | BUTTERMILK 10e per quart, two: . 4 nis trip South is said to be |
Apply Box 106, Daily News. | Delivered to anv
FOR SALE—Range, 2 bureaus, 3 beds, Prinee
chairs, carpets, sewing machine, wash-|) 7" : éiin
ing machine, etc. Cheap. Apply even- Dairy—-Phone Green 252
ings, 210 Ninth Ave. West. tf. | * * *

|
| There was a large list of pas-

on board the Prinee Ru-

oP |
yo substantial payment on the bond}

quarts for 15 e. of particular interest, for he ex. |

 

part of the city Rupert

tf.

| wife,

pects to take back a brand new]

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORT IAGE. | congers
A few sums have been placed with me -

PRINCE RUPERT ARRIVES.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ranging from $100 to $1,000. Apply) pert today, twenty of them going Among the passengers arriv-
T. McClymont, 523, Third Ave. «| East on the traivu. There was also ing today on the Prince Rupert
music. oo tons of freight. jwere the following: B. MeGetti-
Po Fe igan, H. Kelly, J. C. MeGranter,
TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALL | Mrs. Middy Fortier was an ar- . . . .
| ' Mrs. Grant, E. Cetren, Mr. Col-
Musics! Instru-/ niva] on the Rupert today, after|., . a ,
jston, V. Wurtle, Mrs. Waller, H,
ments repaired.) haying spent several months in| : ES :
‘ : |Levin, Mrs. Carney, J. 8. Moore,
Bows rehaired. The/ Southern California and at the . : ; : Sins
i iMiss FE. Newland, C. J. Wark, J.
Prince Rupert Mu- | banama-Patific exposition. 'R. Matthews BH; Roshi. Mr
sic Store, 345 3rd} * * * a” te 2 : eo
mreenwoot fer *, Coy “a.
Ave. tt. | F. W. Hart, who has been vis- |’ pocntnw: & ey 0 “A
i e . |J. Robertson, E. A. Treville, Mrs.
ies j iting the Panama-Pacific exposi-| ; . .
: ; |R. Langlo, F. W. Hart, 8. John-
| tion at San Francisco, returned M R. MB il ail
}to the city today. Mr. Hart bad |" a iM _ a * a ”
; :. Copley, J. Murray, T. Needham,
the time of his life and wouldn’t | el _— a
: ; . 2 iMr. and Mrs. R. MeGee, Mr. and
have missed it for anything. He aaa
} Mrs. J. Christie, Mr. and Mrs. Se-
says that there were thousands
Cl to eee ; lig, Mrs A. L. Murray and three
|of people calling every day at the| 7"
Bs! asi children, Mrs. Hartley and child,
TWO HOUSES i}Grand Trunk headquarters asking pagers 1 Db. Anil i”
for literature about Prince Rupert oom — tee F - i a ] =
' J s. ". macey, ‘. Y MCUO
CORNER BOWSER AND $)ana that there was none to give. |\7 & F Macey, G. B. Mecoll,
All the other cities were well rep-|) 0" **" me ~— 3 a ~~
FIFTH AVENUE resented, but the people didn’t} . = and ae é \ en
want their “dope.” They insist- | are ¥s. DR Se Brougnion
‘ D. Peterson, F. T. Lueas and A.
ed on inquiring about Prince Ru- |
(0 | McCartney.
: pert. Fs ”
. pres aah ec : rhe captain reports the finest
A GERMAN VIEW OF jweathy r of this season this trip.
—APPLY— THE BRITISH PEOPLE |: cluded among the passengers
siecieiii lwere about twenty for Eastern
al 0 rr Continued From Page One. ianede noite
ithe world. To us Germans your "
2nd Ave ‘
- j}army is the greatest joke.
7" ea joke : SEVERE SENTENCE.
‘Another thing. about you Eng- There has been a great deal of
| lish which we laugh at is your|petty stealing going on around the
}business. You don’t know how to|Hoetel Prince Rupert of late and
}3) work. an ingentus amateur detective
i FOR | AXI “The result is that we are get-|got busy and located some of the
ting more and more of your trade.|trouble. Through an aperture, he
“Yes, England is a fine coun-|saw a man enter the toilet, cut a
try to spend a holiday in, but as altowel from the roller and pack it
one nation you are getting old, and,|beneath his coal. When the de-
as you would say, stale, You are}tective appeared he saw the man
still great, but Germany is the|throw the towel in a corner. The
Stand - Hotel Rupert a ee ee ae “see ot wge mere Magistrate
sooner or later o 0 ave |Carss today ans 1¢@ man was
to fight. }round guilly and sentenced to one
“We shall be sure to win,” hour in jail,
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of Masons,
Mr. J. C,

if the

McLennan, the brother
the

this morning and

deceased, arrived on
Pr cee Rupert
iooking after the final arrange-

lments

The remains will be shipped
Friday morning, the in-
jternment taking place at the old

home in Milverton, Ont.
A large number turned out te

the services and there was a pro-
fusion of wreaths from societies
and friends.

BASEBALL MEETING.

\t a meeting held last night in

interests of baseball, the fol-
elected for

Honorary

the

MOwings 0

the

ticers were

1945:
Newton;

season of
Mayor
dent, 8S. A, Ce
Fred
W. D. Vanee; manage? of teams,
Jas. McAlleenan.

It was deeided to open the city

president, presi-

rley; vice president,

Stork; secretary-treasurer,

league season about May 15th.
Arrangements will be made to
bring in some outside team for
May 2ith. All games are to be
played at the new Reereation

Park, Acropolis Hill.
TRAIN OF FISH CARS.

An extra train of fish pulled out
at 4:15 p. m. today for Winnipeg,
Toronto There
and was

and Chicago,
were seven cars in all,
by the

and Cold Storage Company.

Fish
Part
of this was caught by an Ameri-
boat

rday

Good Spirits

ean only be enjoyed by those whose
digestive organs work naturally and
regularly. The best corrective and
preventive yet discovered for irregu-
lar or faulty action of stomach, liveror
bowels, is known the world over to be

BEECHAMS
PILLS

Sold everywhere, Ix boxes, 25 cents

shipped Canadian

can fishing which arrived

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! BLUE POINT
RESTAURANT

Good Clean Meals From 25
Cents Up. Just Give Us
a Trial—That’s All.

LAW-BUTLER BUILDING
Third Avenue

 

 

 

MUNICIPAL MARKET MANAGER.

APPLICATIONS will be received by the
undersigned, up to 5 p, m., Monday, May
10, 1015, for the position of Municipal
Market Manager The Market is to he con
ducted on & commission basis Appli
rants are to state qualifications and per
centages required The successful appli
eant will be placed under bond

EMNEST A, WOODS,

it City Clerk

Salvation Army.
Publie meetings, Tuesday

Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m
Sundays at 7:30 p,m,

 

 

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Alberia Meat Market

Why Buy Second-Class Meat
When You can get the Beast
From Us the the Same Price?

 

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A. E. WRIGHT |
Provincial and Dominion
Land Surveyor
Surveying and Engineering

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Make Monday Ironing Day

ET Sunlight Soap do your washing Mon-

day morning and = car
ironing Monday afternoor
The rub, rub, rub at the board

1 do the light
1
has no place

in the Sunlight way—so with the hardest part

of washing ent out you'll feel lik

e making it a

good day’s work by doing at least part of the

ironing.
Follow the directions that cut your

remember there's nothing in Sunlight to
or dainty hand, A $5,000 guarantee backs

unlight

work in half and
injure fine fabric
this statement.

Soap

All groce rs
sell and
recommend it

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