cay, September 18, 1982

Miss Gertrude Dutton tells why she makes her

Devil's Food Layer Cake
with Magic Baking Powder

“I know from
experience,” says
the cookery ex-
pert of Western
- yp Home Monthly,

: “that Magic
makes most baked dishes look and
raste better. Its uniform leavening
cualiy gives dependable baking
sesults.”

And Miss Dutton’s praise of
Magir is seconded by the majority
of dietitians and cookery experts
throughout the Dominion. They
use Magic exctustvely because they
know it ig pure, and alwayg.uni-
form.

Canadian housewives, too, pre-
fer Magic. Lm fact, Magic outsells

 

: ; Devil's Food Layer Cake
allotherbaking powderscombined.
: . % cup butte: Mt sal
For luscious layer cakes, light, 1% cups saan 3 oathndien "
tender biscuats, delicious pastry — 3 eges Magic Baking
follow Miss Dutton’s advice. Use Lap mls Powder

2% cups pastry
flour (or 2 cups

1 teaspoon va-

Magic Baking Powder.

nilla extract

end 3 tabie- 38q. unsweetened
spoons of bread chocolate,
flour) melted

Cream butter thoroughly; add sugar
slowly. Add beaten yolks; mix thor-
oughly. Add flour sifted with baking
powder and salt, alternately with
milk; add vanilla and melted choc-
Olate. Fold in stiffly beaten egg
whites. Put into 3 greased layer cake
tins and bake in moderate oven at,
350° F. about 30 minutes. When
cool, put together and cover thickly
with Chocolate or White Icing (rec-
ipes are in the Magic Cook Book).

 

 

“Coatatas co

 

alum.” This state-
ment on every tio
is your @uareates
that Magic Bakieag
Powder is free from
slum of any basme-
ful ingredieat,

FREE COOK BOOK—Whea you
bake at home, the new Magic Cook
Book will give you dozens of recipes
for delicious baked foods. Write to
Standard Brands Ltd., Fraser Ave. and
Liberty St, Tosonto, Ontario,

a | eeemenenmene ommend

 

 

 

Ladies’ Wool m
Jersey Dresses

' )
Assorted Shades i

Sizes 16 to 42 $3.95 !

Special

  

Girls’ Wool
Jersey Dresses

Assorted Shades

| See $2.95
B JABOURS LTD. 4

 

THE DAILY News

 

PAGE THRE®

 

 

 

 

"LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Wed. Special “(aye gs
Taxi si ak te tt ke nail Rupert Badminton Aypien. ape bis $2.25 Classified Ads

Club general meeting will be held
in the city hall Wednesday even-
ing at 8. stw

 

SIMPSON, 5th and McBride, first
ae Shoe-repairing. Prices right.

|

 

 

In the absence of Mayor C. H.
Orme, who is on a brief trip to the
interior, Ald. Theo Collart was
chosen acting mayor at last night’
meeting of the city council on mo-

ton of Ald. Linzey and Ald. Black.

City tickets accepted on any goods
purchased at Montreal Importers’
special low price sale. (213)

Charles L. Hershman, superin-
tencent of the Atlin-Ruffner mine

Atiin, was a passenger aboard
the Princess Louise yesterday af-
fernoon going through to Van-
Over

 

 

 

| INDIGESTION

Game Warden Ed. Martin, who

 

has been on a two-weeks’ trip to 'Fruit-a-tives
the Stikine and Taku River dis- make
Wwicts on patro) duties, returned to stomach
the city trom the north on the ss. like new

 

 

 

Princess
noon.

Louise yeserday after-
| I had always been in
| «geod health until 1 be-

S.. gan having —— with

s a ; ab. t
Mics Shinley McEwen. after hav- pat anything without

 

ing spr nt the summer vacation ar re Sieare,

hore with her parents, Mr. and) severe gas Pane Ore avsay Frolt-etive’
Mrs. Harold McEwen, Fifth Avenue completely restored me to health.”

East, sailec by the Catala this af-!

ternoon for Vancouver where she! Fruit-a-tives . . . all drug stores

 

her studies.

will resume

LN pt AE 6 ON

There were 94 passengers aboard Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Carson
the steamer Princess Louise which | :amily. who lave v-en
was in port yesterday afternoon!:). summer at Lakelse Lake, re-
southbound from Skagway to Van-| turned to the city from ti
couver. Eleven persons disembark-';. 2+ the end of the week
ed from tne vessel here while one .
weat south aboard her from this/|
port

and

pencil

inter

 

Union steamr Catala, Capt. A. B
Dickson, returned to port at 2 <
glock this afternoon frcm Anyo:
iStewart and other no“thern point
and sailed an hour later for V4n-
{eouver and waypoints

 

 

T. H. Johnson will leave on to-
morrow morning’s train to pay of-
ficial visits to the Masonic Lodges
at errace and Smithers in his ca-

 

 

 

pacity as district deputy grand ; ' ; ,
pe 7 Ow! © a special ‘luncheon

master. Several other local Masons ne pe : oe

, ‘a : having been held last week, the

are expected to make the trip with »

lregular monthly business luncheor
lof the Prince Rupert Gyro Club
scheduled for today, has been can-
| celled The next regular luncheon

him
Inspector T. W. 8. Parsons, act-
ing assistant commissioner of pro-

 

 

‘ oom : will be held two weeks from toaay

vincial police for British Colwmbia, will b Id

who thas been here for the past 1)
report of tne City Hall ja

‘ouple of Gays ik: the course of a The Dp 7

|nitors for the the month of August

tour of the north on inspection ont ai a
’ 4] | presented: to the city council las
duties, will proceed on tomorrow iF he shhina tied total of 728
morning’s train to Prince George 7 ; 7s _ 3 rs d ‘
} ; £ Ons O uel 1aa ¢ use il
whence he will return to Victoria. | 34° cye .
|e heating system of Hal
7 ver ; , y “" YP 9
A recommendation from the fi-|2Uring the “month” The ae
. tubes 12 wallor
nance comnittee that an offer ot |7#y consumption wa ees
lat met near : 9
$50 from Edward Maguire for lots/%t 4 cost per dav of $1.26

block 36
was

3 and 4
cepted

section 8, t
adopted by

the city |
night. The lots are lo-|

re
t
Seal Cove and are not a

council last

cated at

 

present on the road. fne finance}

committee considered the deal an OF WOMAN
idvantageous one for the city endedcias

weer |Gacramento River Being Searched

The city council last night re-| By Many Officers For’ Body of
cived a recommendation from Bern's First Wife

City Treasurer D. J. Matheson that i sleenile

the city solicitor be authorized ta|

‘commence action against a tenant| Handbag Opened
‘cupying one of the reverted mnt

diers’ housing scheme houses who es :

jowes $250 in rent. It was decided | Henry Bern Unable to Discover Mo-

tive For Rash Act of Brother

the matter in the hands of . :
On Sunday of Last Week

ithe eity solicitor

to leave
and finance com-
}mittee with a view, if possible, to ar-
jranging amicably for collection of
ithe amount owing

 

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13 Po
lice of five counties continued drag
lging operations in the Sacramento

 

  
     

   

FALL SAILINGS

From Prince Rupert for Ocean Falla
Powell River and Vancouver,

Thursdays, 10.00 p.m.

QUEEN CHARI OTTE ISLANDS

From Prince Rupert for Vancouver,

calling a1 Queen ‘ harlotic Island ports.
service. Particulars on

Fortnightly

request.
TRAIN SERVICE

trains leave Prince Rupert
Wednesdays and Fridays at
Bdmonton, Winnipeg

 

Passenger
Mondays,
10.30 a.m. for
and points East

Ber information cal! or write toca agent or
Ho MckEWEN, DF. & PA.

, t 4
Prince Ruy BA

   
  
   
  
    
    

“assports arranged
jor Old Country
Sailings.

eT T oye amare

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UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED

Steamers leave Prince Rupert for Vancouve!
CATALA EVBRY TURSDAY, 1:30 P.M.
Via Waypoints, arriving Vancouver, Thursday «™
CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGMT,

Arriving Vancouver Sunday midnight. appro* ie
y satlings to Port Simpson, Afice Arm, Anyox, Sw
River points, Sunday, 8 pm
tion rege all spilu and tickets at

UPERT AGENCY; Second Avenue.

ras

and Naas

“her tnfors

i RINCE Phone 565

ee 7 River and search along the shore

Hotel Arrivals for trace of Dorothy Millett, mys

tery woman in the Paul Bern sui

CENTRAL HORR ‘cide casc, who is believed to have

R. Nelson ang. {7am Megtineen committed suicide by leaping over
city

board from a river steamer between
San Francisco Sacrament
jiearly last Wednesday

iter having left

| moyed a light lace nighteown whic!

 

ana

 

morning af

her cabin and re

TYPEWRITERS

For Sale or Rent

Rese, Cowan & Latta
Pheome 234

was found on deck. Miss Millett i
believed to have been the first and
undivoreed wife of
married on July 2 last to Jean Har
low, platinum blonde screen star

Reports are being investi
gated that a woman resembling
Miss “Millett has been seen around
Hollywood

The San Francisco Fxaminer r
ports that in a handbag found wit!
Miss Miilett’s other effects in her
deserted.eabin was discovered a let
ter from Bern directing her to a
hotel in San Francisco and expres
ing the hope that
happy and comfortable there

Meantime, reports from Los An

 

aiso

 

SAVED IMPORTED DRESS

“After a little wearing, a lovely green
voile—an imported dress—tost color
so completely that it was not wear-
able. A friend who had admired it
asked me why I wasn’t wearing it
any more, On hearing ‘the reason,
she advised dyeing it and recom-
mended Diamond Dyes, To make a
long story short, it turned out
beautifully. I have a lovely mew
| dress that really cost just 15e—the
| price of one package of Diamond
dyes.
“T have since used Diamond Dyes
| for both tinting and dyeing. They
| do either ec aay well. | am not an
expert dyer but I never have a failure
with Diamoud Dyes. They seem to
be made so they always go on smooth-
ly and evenly.. They never spot,
streak or run; and friends never
know the things I oye mgt Diamond
Dyes are redyed at allf”

° Mrs. B.F., Quebec.

 

 

 

ond interview with Henry Bern
brother of the dead moving picture

rash act. Miss Harlow Was
ted to have sti)l insisted that there

self and Bern

 

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Bern,awho was |

she would be

geles stated that Miss Harlow was
‘again in collapse following a sec-|

executive. who is seeking to estab-|
lish some motive for his brother’s|
repor-

had been no quarrel between her-

aatnnemenee meena |

Munro Bros.

LOCAL ITEMS

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Baker and
family returned to ths ty the
end of the week from a

Toronto.

 

 

| Announcements |

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Dance Sept.
low’s New Hall.

16 and 30, Oddfel-

 

Benefit football dance, Septem-
ber 23, Moose Hall

United Church Annual

Oct. 10

Supper

Thanksgiving Day benefit dance,
Eagles’ Hall,October 10.

Catholic Bazaar, October 19, 20.

 

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YOU aré tlways Sure of
‘Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. For
25 years Kellogg’s have been
the standard of quality.

ye!

|

Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are
made in modern,sanitary plants
. +. always open to inspection
by visitors. Kellogg’s have the
finest materials, expert work-
ers; and wonderful machinery
| it has taken years to perfect.
| Plus a patented sealed WAX-
|

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TITE bag that brings the fakes
oven-fresh to your table!

Guaranteed by W. K. Kel-
logg: “If you do not consider
them the finest and freshest
corn flakes you ever ate, re-
turn the red-and-green pack-
age and we will refund your
money.” Made by Kellogg in
| London, Ontario,

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CANADIAN PACIFIC

To Vancouver PRINCESS LOUISE—Sept. 12, 21, Oct* 3

To Vancouver PRINCESS ADELAIDE-—Fridays, 10 p.m. via Ocean
Falls and Way Ports.

To Ketchikan, Wrangel, Juneau and Skagway

1 ” Information call or write-

Sept. 8, 17 and 29.

 

LL. DOATES, General Agent Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

 

 

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trip te|FOR SALE—Mink, Que

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. FOR SALE

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FOUND

 

‘OR SALE—, Piano, very reason- }/RQUND new seine boat skiff he-

able. Phone Black 904.

FURNISHED flat for sale. Apply |
t£i,

bec. Labra-
der. ygung or adult. $20 per pair. |
B.C. tL,

Kaien Motors. Phone 52.

F. Hoype, Lochdale,

City aceounts ior two weeks end-| noR SALE “i Lieve Wictess baby"

 

ing September 9, totalling $102,- bugzy with leather rain cover}

73.16 were passed for payment at{ almost new. Plione Black 829. 4

last night’s counci! meeting 217 |

: .
S. C. Kerr and son. S. W- Ker

of Steubenvilils OF who Lave FOR RENT

bee; n bi ‘ 1 intineg rin _—_——— —_——- —---

nto e Yuk ; 4iX room house Phone Red 914.
bay] | eae eenn *

; me 1» vi ,,. | MODBRN House, harbor view $25

wa po tet alternoon

" tween Holland Rock and Kaien

Island, $10 salvage. Apply Clau-
sen. Box 1562. 214

| ORCHESTRA

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|FOR Your Dance orchestra phone
Mrs. Black, &treen 218. Snappy
music! Prices reasonable. (th)

 

 

 

DANCING

cue for Old Country dancing.
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Mrs. J. Watt. Phone Blue 322
218

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: month. Phone Red 720 if| TRANSFERS

©ME choice modern
for rent. Greatly neducea rates.

Westenhayer Bros. tf

 

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SWAP HOUSES

WILL swap, or rent hoses, Phone
Green 638. tf

 

WORK WANTED

WOMAN will do washing reasonab-
'y. Will take it home or do it at
che house. Phone 27. tf

The AUCTIONEER

Packing — Crating — Wrapping
and General Furniture Repairs
List your goods with me
GEOS J. DAWES—Phone Black 120

AUCTIONEER

List vour goods with us——Prince
Rupert’s leading Auctioneer

G. M. HUNT

3rd Ave Phone Ked 637

 

 

apartments

CAMERON'S Transfer, Phone 177.
Dry Wood. Chairs for rent. tf

CHIROPRACTIC

 

W. C. Aspinall
Vhree Year Graduate Chiropractic
Modern Ray Treatments Given
Phone for Appointment
Green 241 and 549
fypen Evenings

 

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DAIRIES

For FRESH LOCAL MILK
Phone Red 608 or 953
DOMINION DAIRY

8 Quarts or 14 Pints for $1.00

 

 

 

PASTEURIZED MILK
IS SAFE MILK

 

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‘Fresh’ from Bulkley Valley

 

Farms

 

1S YOUR PROPERTY VA-
CANT? Let us overhaul it. It
will rent and give revenue
again. Charges reasonable.

J. P. MOLLER
Phone Red 802

Miss D. Hogan

 

TEACHER OF MUSIC

Phone—Black 232

 

VALENTIN DAIRY
Phone 657

 

SHZRIPE'S SALE

 

In the Supreme GOourt of British
fmumbla

  

 

BETWEEN: MARY QUICKSTAD, Plain-
iff Judgment Creditor), and JOHN
McNEILL JAMES J. GONNORS and
THOMAS WINLOW, Defendants (Judg-
ment Debtors)

TAKE NOTICE that im accordance
with an Order to me directed by the
Honourable Chief Justice, Aulay Morri-
x Dateq August the 15th, 1932, I
“ al the 29th day of
x ) p.m., at my ofifce in

» Prince Rupert. B.C.,
Crow granted Mineral

 

Hundred and One (4,-

 

 

CHANGE
IN TIME

Transcontinental trains
will leave Prinee Rupert
10.30 a.m,

Every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
*

Trains will arrive
Prince Rupert
9.00 p.m.
Every Tuesday, Thureday
and Saturday.
*

For information call or write
local agent, or
H. McBWEN, D.F. & PLA.
Prince Rupert, B.C.

V-163-92

CANADIAN
NATIONAL

 

 

Minehead Coals

 

 

The New

SPER HARD COAL

per ton $11.50

ALL CQALS ARE IN A DRYSHED

HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

 

is the “Superior” Mineral
rty-eight Hundred and
n a* the “Superior
Number 1" M ul Claim: Lot Forty-
eight Hundred and Three (4803), known
fa the “Red Toy Mineral Claim; Lot
Porty-eight Hundreg and Four (4804),
known as the Red Top No, 1” Mineral
Claim; |! Forty-eight Hundred and
Five (4805 knov ae the “Hector
Number 1" Minera, Claim; Lot Forty-
eight Hundred and Six (4806), knows,
ag the “Superior Number 2 Fraction”
Minerel Claim; Lot Porty-eight Hundred
and Seven (4807 known as the “Red
Top Fraction Mineral Claim Lot
Forty-nine H ired and Forty-five
4945) known as the Amazon” Min-
eral Claim; Loy Forty-nine Hundred and
Porty-six’ (404¢ krowyp < the “Ama-
zon Number 1 Mimeral Claim; Lot
Porty-nine Hundred amd “Forty-seven
(#047). kmewn as the “Amazon Num,
ber 8° Mineral Olaim: Lot Forty-nine
Hundred and Forty-eight (4948), known
as the Amazon Number 4” Mineral
Claim: Lot Forty-nine HMumdred and
Formty-tine (4049), known as the “Red,
Top Number 2 Mineral Glaum Lot
Forty-nine Hundt Fifty (4950),
known as the “Amaz Fraction Min-
eral Olaim; and Lot Forty-nine Hun-
dred and Fifty-one (4961), Known as
the 4mazon Number 2 Praction” Min-
tral Claim
The above Claims are located at Cul-
en Creek, about 6 miles North of the
forks of Bear River, Cassiar District
Dated at Prince Rupert this 27th
day of August, 1932
TERMS CASH
5. A. NIOKERSON,
Sheriff,
County of Prince Rupert,
§-a27, 63 101724

$11.50 per ton

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