waturday, October 30, 1915.

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THE DAILY NEWS.
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KING GIVES HIS HOUSE

will WE EVER “soso
WALK ON AUR'D jst sat‘ Safeguard Empress Jams

Canadian Red Cross were looking
SS af
aim Are strictly a B, C. Product. Right from the

jetties one for a house in the
delicious, fresh picked, sun ripened fruits of
the Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island, to
te purest of Cane Sugar.
Every step tn the producing and manufac-
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vicinity
- 7 London as a convalescent home

   

 

last week commanded the Lo

  
 

Chamberlain to offer for this ob

 

ject the house and grounds know)

  

Pastry is*
Nourishing

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as Upper Lodge, at Bushey Par}

 

about ten miles from Londo;
General Carlton Jones accep
the offer on behalf of the Cana

dian Medical Service. The h

turing of the deiicious Jam contributes to the
Prosperity of B. C. it will satisfy the most
exacting.

will be taken over immediate,

and will be furnished and eq

 

SOLD BY ALL GROCERS
In 1-Ib. Glass Jars and 4-Ib. Tins

ped by the Red Cross under thy

 

superintendence of Colone)

 

MR. D. MCLEAN gelts, the staff to be drawn from
Orillia, Ont., Nov. 28th, 1914+ |the Canadian Medical Corps.
“Por over two years, I was troubled Be
nstipation, Drowsiness, Lack of }
nd Headaches. 1 tried several THE HISTORY OF
1 but got no results and my THE FAMOUS KRUPP
H es became more severe. One
y your sign which read ‘Fruit-
iake you feel like walking on it eittaididtina ink ee sinless
s appealed to me, so I decided ae wera eeor-plate like |
. box. In a very short time, I | cheese.
feel Lethe, SN Soe eae At first Friederich Krupp. did
have a good appetite, retish 2 : oN eS :
ng I eat, and the Headaghes not profit much by copying Hunts_|

| THE EMPRESS MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.
Vancouver, B. C.

 

Empress Jams

 

 

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8 ne entirely. I cannot say too |™an’s secret. Fortune frowned on |
n r ‘Fruit-a-tives’, and vecom- |him. He lacked capital, while |

salle : se |
” pleasant fruit medicine to all quarrels and lawsuits with his|

ls’’. DAN McLEAN,
i'T-A-TIVES’ is daily proving
:s yalue in relieving cases of |and he ultimately died in 1826, at
Liver and Kidney Trouble— |the age of forty, leaving a bundle |
\Veakness, and Skin Diseases. |

"Osilvies Royal Household
i Canada’s Best Flour <

. Read .

partners reduced him to poverty, |

 

of debts and a factory which con-|

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ry ny at aa eee a sisted of little more than a couple | i ara ee pee chen oe ae ‘THE DAILY NEWS’ |
s Limited, Ottawa. of sheds, in which work was at|® Standstill, as a legacy to his | 300,000, while the little factor)
= |}wife and children. | developed until it extended oyer
| Frederich Krupp’s widow, how- | nm area of 500 acres.
lever, was a woman of energy and | The fame of Krupp was first
}iniative, and with her son Alfred, | brought to the notice of the world Pn eae eT eS PRAY
|who was then fourteen years of |during the Franco-Germar war, Circulation Guaranteed
lage, she developed the business | for to the power of the Krupp ‘ the Largest in Northern
j}with such excellent results that|suns was mainly attributed the : British Columbia . = '
| within four years the factory was|failure of the French artillery,

 

 

‘beginning to gain quite a big|the Krupp gun being of crucible

 

 

| reputation. |steel, which gave if many ad-

Genius of the Firm. vantages over the French guns of
| And as he grew up Alfred Krupp | ¢ast iron and bronze.—Ex,
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became the genius of the firm. It}

| Was he who in the works at Essen | “A Little Saving Is

|} produced the first gun—a three-

| pounder made of crucible steel— A Handy Thing” Largest Circula- THERE |

|} in 4847. Until then, according to

The Royal Standard Test Mr, H. Robertson Murray, in his Mi cnence has lost his tion means the iS ot the local Ad-

5] | interesting book on Krupp’'s chance to become

. h Holden and Hardingham), with ° independent by not Best Advertising A vertising is done
Here's where we test the e ee ar saewcieaa having the ready money to ||! is : D : N
| choicest samples of Canada’s ! | Cast iron and bronze, the limit of) take advantage of a really big > $ REASON in the aily ews

a I 8 EY | big armaments had been practi- opportunity.

We grind them into flour in the “Fortune knocks once at
little mill you see on the left of every man’s door’. Greet her
the picture. Then comes the with a Savings Account, and
supreme test--bread-baking. If be ready for what she brings.
the bread is perfect in every One Dollar opens an account

way we pronounce the wheat . ;
Al and the flour-ROYAL in the Savings Department.

STANDARD.
AT YOUR GROCER’S

 

 

 

| cally reached. Crucible — steel,

| however, opened a new vista, and

 

 

 

 

the casting of that three-pounder

 

 

was the real beginning of the |
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great rise of Krupp, and Essen. |
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which at the time Frederich

 

{Krupp established himself theri

; was only a little country town of THE BANK OF

| Prince Rupert’s
pleas than 4,000 inhabitants, grew British North iti A !
Vancouver Milling & Grain Cat ‘ihe inost. important. cities 1>| ggg, YEARS I BUSINESS Lesage.

ithe most important cities i: SS See
ncouver. New Westminster. Nanaimo. Victoria. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $7,884,000,

Se Se a EE Enrope, with a population of
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UNMADGAANURGAi Sdn biG ious acai tea4GLOLAAAUEAEUE UETEG P. MARGETTS, Manager. Rea d
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eco. \ “THE DAILY NEWS’

tire satisfaction. Built for
hard work. Guaranteed.

—HEAVY DUTY—

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The Housekeeper
is Right

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

y . é FISHERMAN’S ENGINE —_
Sometimes a housekeeper pet a f a leaven- 2 Cyl —B A9@ in. by Tiny 1216 8) II A I
ing ag ‘inc 2 has no baking powder. Horee Power.
ing agent, and finds she has nc gp sec
What does she do? itoree Power. 9
She raises her biscuit by a mixture of cream of tartar and _ Be your vas ae a. Sree amsay Ss
soda, or soda and sour milk. She may not get the propor-

 

tions quite right, but she knows her food is safe. But docs
she ever use a mixture of alum and soda? Was there ever
a housekeeper who bought alum and soda to make a hi me
made baking powder? Intuitively she feels it would be
unsafe.

Then why use baking powder made from alum or t’«
same mixture that the housekeeper would not dare to n.ix
and use in her food?

Alum is alum, whether bought in the drug store cr in
baking powder.

Dr PRICES

BAKING POWDER
is made from pure cream of tartar and contains no alum,
lime or phosphate. ‘There is absolute safety in its use.

For Further information
Apply to
W. E. Williscroft, Phone
Blue 508, or D. Brown, Elec-
trician, Phone 383.

 

 

 

 

Empire Cream Sodas

in 2-Ib. Tins

 

 

 

 

Have attained their enviable reputation by their superior
quality and uniformity. The most discriminating house-
wife insists upon “Ramsays Empire’ when buying S80da
Bisoults.

They are made in B. C. and your grocer gets his supply
frequently and quickly, Insuring freshness, whioh means
crispness.

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Prove it by buying a tin with your next order.
Manufactured by

RAMSAY BROS. & CO., LTD.

 

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a universal fa:or'te. Its use is
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