'WELSH LADY ADOPTS
RELATIVES UNKNOWINGLY

o———e

A correspondent of the London
Morning Post for the
truth of the story: A
Welshman and his wife, anxious
to adopt a child from among the
neyed from

“The Daily News’
CLASSIFIED ADS.

Lost

 

 

vouches

 

following

 

Lost Id bro
between Hospital
at Fourth Street.
to Steen, 834 Second Ave.

ch, yesterday afternoon,
and Second Avenue
Finder please return
1393-36

Belgian refugees,
to
selection.
found that
young children—br
ter
them and who might be
but one could not be
the other In the ¢
stances, they decided to take both.

As the children were being un-
dressed to be put to bed after
eaching home locket was dis-
overed hanging round the little
Inside the locket was

a photograph which the lady rec-

pour

Abercyon Swansea to make

 

gentiemar,
f piano

arrival
two

On their
ther
other and sis-

their

they © were

 

ANTED—By single
and room with wus¢
family preferred

board
Private
tf.

two
wf.

ay pealed to
opted
taken with-

who particularly

ad
Competent nurse for

Apply Box 112, News

WANTED
hildren
reum-

house work.
w

girl for out

Daily News.

ANTED
Apply Box

Servant
119,

 

 

Gas launch; 27 feet long, half
cabin, half canopy top; with dingy; five
horsepower heavy duty engine. will | .
sell cheay Owner leaving city. Phone |
Blue 134-35

FOR SALE—White Leghorn Rooster. Ap-
ply 827 Summit Ave w

FOR SALE
rooming house;
ply McCaffery,

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

FOR SALE
a

, girl's neck.
69

 

gnized as that cf her own sister,
to

yverness many years before,

and | as
Ap- |
oe had

| married and settled down in that

Combined restaurant
i4 sleéping rooms
Gibbons & Doyle.

who had gone Belgium

and who now turned out
to be the mother of the

She had, therefore,
ingly adopted her own motherless

country,

gees. unknow-

 

 

 

 

 

TALKING MACHINES, an cclat uae nephew and niece.—Ex.

usic -

ments repaired.

sows renairea. the | PURCHASING STAFF

ree nape ww! ALREADY AT WORK

sic Store, 345 3rd aes

ave. *. Montreal, June 11.—Though

ae ~ | the appointment is one with which
. the Canadian government is not

PERHANGING
KALSOMINING
PAINTING

F. G. ROBERTS

concerned, it is well un-
that
Shaughnessy has been
lirect and the

States the purchase of war sup-

directly

 

Sir Thomas
asked to

United

derstood here

 

in Canada

 

 

 

 

96 Oyer Apts, ~.O Ses oS gi plies for the British government.
Sir Thomas’ present visit to

| Great Britain is stated to be at the

request of Lord Kitchener. It is

A. E. WRIGHT understood that before leaving for
Provincial and Dominion |Great Britain a part of the organ-
Land Surveyor ization was perfected by Sir
Surveying and Engineering } Thomas, and that the purchasing
of munitions already is being

P. 0. Box 10 Phone 85 jmade by a highly competent staff.
Fourth Street |The British government has had

la purchasing agent for months,

 

 

ibut the increasing orders and the
necessity for better system in the

FOR RENT {200220 0esten

|Sir Thomas Shaughnessy to direct
i this

work has

 

 

 

Summer Cottages At Terrace Cotta Al Terrace important work. To some
|
ge jextent, it is understood, the C. P
: R. purchasing organization l
Five.Roews. Coltens,..otth purchasing organizati will
ibe utilized.
heater, Majestic range, wa-
ter connections, bath, gar- ?/
den and lawn—$20.00 per } FIERCE RIVER BATTLE
month.
a ae | FOUGHT OVER DEAD
Same house furnished— 2}
$25.00 per month. Eg
Se = es _ $f London, June 11.—The fiercest
New 4-Room Cottage, cab- ‘
oe a OF |fighting of the war, as far as the
inet kitchen, water inside,
Baltic provinces of Russia are
blinds and sereens furnished i sane . 2 to ioe
conce ea, occurrec ow ¢ 7s
—$15.00 per nth. Z
. = —_ - : ago in a battle for the mastery of
4 $10.00 5 ~~ = the Dubysza River, according t
nished le er montn. | om
. » . The Post's Petrograd correspond-
All have sidewalks.

ent. The river changed hands five
| times in one and at nightfall
the stream was completely choked
| with the bodies of thousands of

so a plank roadway for ar-

CHARLIE CHAPLIN AT | tillery was laid by the victorious
WESTHOLME THEATRE. Russians across a solid bridge of

| bodie s, the correspondent says.

The wisiaieasbel of the West-! The although wide, i
holme so shallow it can be crossed on
headliner for tonight and tomor-|foot at some places. The Russians
‘row the two-ree! Chaplin comedy | and Germans met at a ford half

entitled “A Jitney Elopement.”|a mile wide north of Rossijeny,
This pieture shows Charlie in an

| where they fought all day in the
auto chase, and he is also seen to | water. There were several bayo-
advantage using his trusty brick.) net charges in midstream, and all
No one should miss this show as|who fell. even though they were

day,

 

GEO. LITTLE, Terrace.

 

 

 

|dead,

Dubysza,

is

Theatre announces as the}

it is one of Chaplin's best pie-| only slightly wounded, were
tures, jdrowned, Troops on both sides

A fine drama, entitled “The | in their attacks and counter at-
Price,” is also shown. This should | tacks late in the day advanced

the
shown being very pretty.
dition to this a Gazette

screened, showing

dresses |over
In ad-|
will be

submarine |

appeal to the ladies, the bodies of the dead.

 

SEATTLE TIMES EDITOR
1S IN SERIOUS CONDITION

a

going at full speed ahead and also

 

submerged. To wind Seattle, June 141,—Col. Alden J
Blethen, editor of the Seattle

Times, who has been confined to

up a splen-
did program, a
entitled

two-reel comedy,

Conviets, Costumes and

 

Confusion,” will be shown. his home for severa! weeks, is in
—_—_—__—_——_ a serious condition, and little
SKIMMED MILK Se per quart./nope is entertained for bis re
BUTTERMILK ic per quart, two covery.
quarts for 15 c. Delivered to any comnermneenttimieiaasacene aided
part of the city--Prinece Rupert The kicks of the chronic kicke:
Dairy—Phone Green 252 tf./are necessarily feeble.

 

THE DAILY NEWS

 

BRITISH SOLDIER
DEFENDS CRATER

if The

Lonion, June
if a British soldier who lay int

|

ex} |

|

'

rater made by a shell and hur! ;

back at the Germans bombs wh
they tossed into the excavation |
kill him is related in a dispat
the front, date
from the official observe:

‘

from under

June 4,

 

attached to the British army, a.

igiven out in London last night.

al

!
|

little refu-|

 

|

jean food has been ordered to Vera

having got into a Ge
man and finding he

the only survivor of his party

‘After

trench was

crawl deep int
ater * the
says The Germans knew wh:
he but could not shoot
and were prevented by our
approaching r

contented themse

hand

anaged to

shell er nearby, observ

was, h
from
therefore

with lobbi
the crater.
“All day long the British s

remained in the

fire

he grenades

hole. within a
the enemy, pickil
k homb«
At 1

safely ba

yards of

and hurling bas

which he was pelted
managed to crawl
our lines.”
Another incident descr .
the official «

an officer and ten meé

»bserver has t
“
the Germans stormed and

British trenches near Vy

ed

refused to retire. Surround

the Germans on all sides, they
stuck to their trench in the h

of regaining the lost grount by a
counter attack. At nightfall they

withdrew, after holding the Ger
mans at bay throughout the day

 

FOOTBALL.

 

The following is the lineup of
the Merchants for their game with

the Drydock team tonight: H.
Smart, goal: W. H. Doodson and
J. Currie, backs; R. Arthur, F.

Cameron and J. Knowles, halves;
J. Buchan, J. Simpson, A. M.}
Brighton, L. Ives, and J. A. Hunt-
er forwards. Reserves, J. M.|
Thompson D. Allan. All
players requested to on

and
are be
hand at 7 p. m.
Drydock Team.

The Drydocks will
J. Woods,
M. McDuff, backs;
A. Dixon, D.
halves; R. Jones, Wm. Melilravy.
S. J. Winchby, Bainbridge, J. Mec -
Williams, forwards. Reserves, J
Wright, MeInch.

line up as
goalkeeper;
L.

Nelson

follows:
J. McCrate,
Campbell,

 

LOCAL BASEBALL.

The

Cubs

Colts
a
Recreation

defeated O'Reilly's
city league game at
Park last night by 12
In spite of rather coo)
there
good attendance of spectators and
Teally ball was]
played after the first inning. In|
the first, the Colts ran away with |
{i runs, but thereafter the game |
settled down into a equal
struggle, the Cubs striving hard
to even up the score.

in

runs to 9.

weather for baseball, was a

some first-rate

very

MANY REFUGEES LEAVING
FAMINE-STRICKEN MEXICO

if.
Englishmen,

Washington, June Ninety
is 127
Spaniards and 57 others of vari-
ous nationalities will comprise
the first refugee party leaving
Mexico City on the special teain
which the Brazilian minister, act-
ing for the American government,

Americans,

has arranged.

Other from the fam-
ine-stricken capital, who will
leave later to join the party at
Vera Cruz, will bring the number
than 600. The British
had advised American
Consul Silliman that many wom-
en and
number,

refugees

to more
cer msul

children are among the

An emergency supply of Ameri-

Cruz for the refugees.
rhe Red Cross has telegraphed
Galveston officials to ship 50,000
‘unds of corn and 20,000 pounds
beans on an

hich goes for the refugees,

army transport

f

LOCAL NEWS: jibe

SPADE P Oe!

 

Quality, satisfaction and e@
ymy New Wellington Coal
Phone 116 63tf
» oe
w the crowd t Self's
Cafe. There is a reason Next
Majestic Theatre toot
. 7 .
rhe soc Keve eeason on he}
, '
1 will open on June 20 i
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REMARKABLE POTATO
GROWTH ON PORCHE:

 

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LIGHT

NATURAL

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mitk for the
table and cook-
ing. 'T HAS
THE NATURAL FLAVOR.
The recent Government
report gave 8B. C. Milk

most favorable mention.

 

 

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3 LUMP

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$9.50 per Ton — Cash on

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Money Back If Not Ss’ :-
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LAND NOTICES
Skeena Land District
Queen Charlotte Islands Land District
Graham Island
TAKE NOTICE that I, Grant Thorburn
of Prince Rupert, hotel man, intend +
apply to the Chief Commissioner of lands
for the Province of British Columbia for
@ license prospect for coal and px
troleum Starting at a post planted twe
miles west of the northwest corner of Sec
tion 6, Township 9; thence east 80 chains;
thence south 80 chains; thence west a
chains; thence north 80 chains to point
of commencement; containing 640 acres
more or less.
Dated the 16th day of March, 1915, at
the northwest corner
GRANT THORBURN.
112-140 Samuel Horner, Agent
Skeena Land District
Queen Charlotte Islands Land District
Graham Island.
TAKE NOTICE that I, Samuel Horner

of Vancouver, prospector, intend to apply
to the Chief Commiss‘oner of Lands for
the Province of British Columbia for a li
cense t prospect for coal and petroleum
Starting 4t & post planted two miles west
of the southwest corner of Section 7
Township @; thence east 80 chains; thence
north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains ;
thence south 80 chains to voint of com
mencement; containing 640 acres, more or
lees

 

Dated the 16th day of Mareh, 1945, at
the southwest corner.
112-140 SAMUEL HORNER

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