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wholesome of all
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Its superiority is

antee against

unquestioned.
Its fame world-wide.
Its use a protection and a guar-

alum food.

If you wish to avoid a danger to your food
READ THE LABEL

and decline to buy or use any baking pow-
der that is not plainly designated as a cream

of tartar powder.

 

 

“The Daily News ”
CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

FOR RENT—Large well-furnished rooms.
Close in. Phone Black 293. 10-16
FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom for two,
with sitting room, with stove, bath,
light and phone; $10.00 per month.
Close in. Apply Box 108, The News. tf.

FOR RENT—Part of well-furnished house,
to refined couple; overlooking harbor;
in good locality. Apply P. 0. Box 376.

106-107

 

 

FOR RENT — Furnished hor
le Inquire Demers. °
WANTED
WANTED—Companion in exchange for
comfortable home. Apply P. 0. Box
547. 110-114
WANTED—By two young girls, any kind
of work; stores preferred. Phone Black
267. 96-101

 

 

LOST—Pair of gold-rimmed eye-glasses,
Wetween Presbyterian Church and Third
Avenue, on May 2. Leave at Daily
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FOR SALE

 

FOR SALE—Furniture of four rooms cdém-
plete. Cost $1,000.00 What offers?
Apply Box 106, Daily News. uw.

POR SALE—Range, 2 bureaus, 3 beds,
chairs, carpets, sewing machine, wash-
ing machine, etc. Cheap. Apply even-
ings, 210 Ninth Ave. West. tf.

FOR SALE—Lot 7, Bik. 1, Sec.1, for $1,500
cash. A good bargain for a prompt
buyer. Apply Oscar Leduc, P. 0. Box
1385, Montreal. 101-07-13-19

 

WOULD PARTY WHO TOOK LADIES’
Umbrella, with silver handle and mono-
gram L. M. J., from the Westholme The-
atre dressing room on the evening of
April 27 kindly return same to Mr. J. R.

 

  

Beatty, Government wharf. 107-08
music.

TALKING MACHINES, VIOLINS AND ALi
Musical Instru-
ments repaired.
Bows rehaired. The
Prince Rupert Mu-
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| FORMAL OPENING oF
RECREATION GROUNDS

It is expected that the new rec-
jreation grounds on Acropolis Hill
iwill be formally opened on Sat-
urday.

The grounds are being prepared
so that the baseball
start the
games will be played Saturday.

season may

with opening. Two

 

Lychris this morning and will re-

turn tonight. They have two boys

 

at the front.

 

Surveying and Engineering

A. E. WRIGHT

Provincial and Dominion
Land Surveyor

P. O. Box 10 Phone 85
Fouth Avenue

 

 

 

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Why Buy Second-Class Meat
When You ean get the Best
From Us at the

 

 

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THE DAILY NEWS

HUNDRED AND FIFTY
INFANTS PERISHED

Loudot May i2 rhe |
ated Lond Herald says |
were on the Lusitania fifty bal
who were leas than 12 months
and more than 100 others wh
ages did not reach two year
| Nearly all have been drowned

the talk of t
ship and everybody tried |
the

numerous

The babies were

jafter them when time cam

There are cases
corded
sailors
thei belts to put are

ithe little ones, but it was usel
land about 150 of the infants, it

shock an

where passengers and

stripped themselves

r own life

icaleulated, died from
exposure.
her

one 4

One mother lost a’! thr

young children, one 6, a
the third,

months old.
She held up the three of the!

the

baby in aris

She

a
herself liv
shriek

water, all the time

for help. When she was rescued
by a boat party the two eldest
children were dead. Their r*

was required in the boat, and the
mother was brave enough to real-
ize this.

“Give them to me,”

my bonnie wee

she cried.

“Give them to me,

things. I will bury them. They
are mine to bury, as they were
mine to keep.” With her hair

streaming down her back and her

form shaking with sorrow, she
took hold of each little one from
the
placed it in the water again,

others in the boat wept with her

rescuers and reverently

and

as she murmured a little sobbing

prayed to the “Great God above.”

But her cup of sorrow was not yet

“THE BLACK BOX” or igs ie as bess were
é i r or Mire ar oniy re-
AT MAJESTIC THEATRE| “UU WE nea ,
maining child died in her arms
The Majestic management an- ie da lee as” ica a a
. SPLENDID PICTURES.
nounces another great show for
tonight and tomorrow. The chief “The Man on the Box” at The
feature is the ninth episode of Westhoilme Tonight.
“The Black Box.” The Animated
Weekly and two great comedies The fourth of the naeted at | ive.
make up the bill. reel Paramount features, which
-
tn have scored such a signal success
Mr. and Mrs. Flewin, of Port s Fig Wiatichine itt be chee
Simpson, came in on the launch

» tonight under the Lille “The

Man on the Box.”

Max Fixman is the sta’ and in

his particular line of legitimate
comedy he is undoubtedly with-
ont a peer.

“The Man on the Box” gives

him unusual opportunities to dis-
play his talents to the very t
ndvantage and he certainly makes
the most of them. First,
dier in the far West, and then as
a tourist traveling for health and
recreation he has a most interest-
this there

of humor
audience

bes

as a aol-

in and
are many bits
that keep the

while

ing part play
quaint
good na-
of the more
strongly

dramatic

tured, in some
they are

his excellent

serious parts
moved by
The
and different in every respeet
that

and

work, story is entirely orig-
inal
anything has been
heretofore

with surprises and unusual situa-

from

shown is replete
tions.

RK. Coal Coal—Best
nut Protection

Phone
104-106

P.

house

Co.'s

or lump.

against burning flues.

15.
MATTER OF AN APPLICATION
for the issue of a fresh Certificate of
Title for Lot Six (6), Block Four (4)
and Lots Seven (7) and Bight (8), Block

IN THE

Twelve (12), Section One (1), City of
Prince Rupert, Map 923
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that it is

my intention to issue after the expiration
of one month from the first publication
bereof a Fresh Certificate of Title for the
above mentioned lot# in the name of Wil
liam T, Booth, which Certificate of Title ts
numbered 5821-1, and was issued on Mdy
20th, 1914.
H, F..MACLEOD,
District Registrar.
Prince Rupert, B. C.,
105-4411-417-123

Land Registry Office,
May 4th, 19145,

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HOW THE CANADIAN go.
DIERS APPEAR jn THE
TRENCHES

 

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[LOCAL NEWS ITEMS |

first-class

 

Repairs of all kinds,

 

work only and a reasonable price.
Phone Fritz, 583 109-11
ee
Chief of Provincia Police
Owen went east to Prince George
today.
°s = *s
ev. Father Macdonald, of Mas-
s arrived on the Pupert this
morning.
e és
" J. Merryfield came in on
the’ Rupert from Victoria this
morning,
2.8
Quality, satisfaction and econ-
omy. New Wellington Coal.
Phone 116. 63tf.
se
Mrs. McKenzie and family left
for their old home in Truro, N. 8.,}
this morning.
eax
Follow the crowd to Self’s
Cafe. ‘here is a reason.. Next
Majestic Theatre. {O2tf.
ee ge
Mr. G. A, Sinelair, of Orme’s
drug store, returned from the
south this morning.
ee
Mr. Dowling, Dominion Tele
graph superintendent, left for
Hazelton this morning.
Ce -<
Mr. A. E. Wright !eft this moray
ing for Skeena Crossing tt» doe
some work on his mining prop-
erty.
Te oe
Road Superintendent Jennings
and Government Horticulturist}
Thomlinson returned from Bella
Coola this morning.
” + *
Rev. R. J. Dimmick ruth |
last night to attend the annual}

Methodist conference which is to |
be held at New Westminster. |

. . |
Woods and City So- |

*
City Clerk

licitor Peters returned from Vie- |
toria this morning. The Mayor |
will arrive at the end of the |
week, |
oe

A. J. MeCullough, of the Rat|
Portage Lumber Company, re- |
turned to the city last night on |
the Alice B. Mr, MeCullough has

been doing timber cruising for his

company at the head of Kidella
Arm,
“Salvation ‘army.
Public mectings. ‘Tuesday,

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

 

 

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KAIEN GROCERY

GREAT FIRE SALE

GREAT REDUCTIONS in all lines of Canned Goods of all kinds. Tobaccos,
Biscuits, Flour, Rice, Sugar, Eggs, Butter, Fruits, Soaps, Breakfast Fc ds.
Coffee, Potatoes, etc.

About $500 Worth of Stock Going At Cost

Take advantage of this opportunity. You will save money
All Gales Strictly Cash

» Tea,

mn every article

The fire did not damage our stock and the groceries are
in good condition.

Kaien Grocery

 

 

 

 

 

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As head of the Chureh of England

; I earnestly appeal to all our Church n

; noble example set by our King.

Many are willing to do so but fee! the
to make their decision definite. To such |
the signing of the following pledge:

1 promise, by God’s help, to abstain from the use of
intoxicating liquor as a beverage while the War |asts
I. dee sd 0 CREM UES oc be eo cee

‘ F. H,.DU VI
Bishop of Caled
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