ar
March
22,
1926.
Von
THE
DAILY
NEWB
PAGE
7HHEB
Shcddon's
Taxi
and
Messenger
5&,
iM
Service.
Phone
13
i.
H
Local
and
Personal
tvr:.v
Di
KiiIkIiU
of
pylhias
Musquerade
Hall,
April
23,
)n
Boston
Hall.
Phone
15.
J'.Il.
Coul
Co.
If
Xafivi;
Sons
uf
Canada
meeting
Arthur's
Taxt.
Phone
078.
tf
IoiiikIiI
Melropole
Hall
8
p.m.
ll.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
!.
Klcctrolyis-!-the
only
sura
cure
or
suocrfljjous
hair,
wartr.
Cairicrign
s
Dance
Orchestra
moles,
clc.
I
Jjone
iiiack
025
Phone
177i
tf
.
it
Ml
With
Your
Help
YOUR
boy
can
start
life
with
a
balance
in
the
Dank.
Many
a
ley
hai
$100
or
more
in
the
Ban'
saved
from
hl
pocket
money
and
is
proud
oi
his
Dank
Book.
A
thousand
dollars
saved
at
18
may
mean
a
college
education
or
a
good
start
in
business.
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
Prince
Uupcrt
Branch
F.
E.
Robertson,
M.inager
Orthophonic
Vicirola
liihophiu'
nirriM
"true
in
WHind''
mid
represents
a
i
di-.-overt-t
.
iM-ii-
principle
without
whuh
no
inM-r
i
mow
content.
CREDENZA
$305.03
GRANADA
$200.00
CONSOLETTE
$115.00
I...
tin-
riKlH
in
and
a-k
!r
a
demonstration.
Factory
,,
ihkIiI
-nd
'
trying
ralch
up
m
order.
Make
-.-ia.iIumi
now.
lu-lnimeoU
delivered
iu
the
order
eMaeMvs.ti
fa
'he
Breakfast
Nook
WALNUT
FINISHED
BOW
BACK
CHAIRS
$2.60
each
...i
1
GATE-LEG
TADLE
TO
MATCH
$12.50'
AVr
have
tlii-
above
"
..!-'.
hi
plain
wood,
unfin-
I
i,r
..m
I
hi.iii.-Ii.-!
i"
'ay
decorative
inc.
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
One
dour
c..-t
i'l
li"l
Nl'
Office,
Phone
123.
Prospeciive
Builders!
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
LUMBER
Tinnier,
limn?
S"'l'''.
Fir
F.inli,
H-wr-
o.g.
V
joint.
II.Ih-
u.,.1
Hrv!
S..l.i.g.
bednr
and
l-.r
lluul
Lumber.
Fir
and
Collo,.wo,;d
'''j'
'
Oak.
Hardwoods,
Slnngim.
Koloml
HhinglCN
Lain.
Hash
ami
Hours,
Wood
Pipe.
,
,
.
CEMENTS,
Etc.
Portland
Cement.
K
m-
Lenient,
As
beslos
Cotnenl.
Ilardvvall
PlosUr.
PlaMrr
or
Paris,
Pluster
Hoard.
Lime.
Hydraled
l.ieii.
l-.ieelay.
BRICKS,
Etc.
Common.
Ilri.
k,
Fire
Hn
k,
P;esd
Hmk.
ARrinillm-al
Til.-.
Vitrified
Pipe.
Fine
Lining.
MISCELLANEOUS
NuiK
HuiMmg
Paper,
Tar
Paper,
llul.beroid
niwringi.
J"l's.
Muiiville'n
AdiOos
Hoofing,
Asphalt,
Asphalt
Hoofing
Papers,
band
ami
Oravel.
NANAIMO-WELLJNOTON
COAL
Try
our
Nut
Coal
rnr
onr
KiMim
Hnngo.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
M
M
ft
I
.17
117.
Phones
110
and
I
UNION
STEAMSHIPS,
LIMITED
r
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Sw.n.OB
Bit,
and
''
"
Twaada,
"
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Alart
.
and
S-an.o
.
Silurda,.
10
'or
"r
ANYOX.
ftNTOX,
PORT
PORT
BIAJIPSON
SIMPSON
and
nl
NaM
Natt
Rlr
K.r
OannarlM.
Thur.d.
-
p.m.
",'
PORT
MON,
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM.
STIWART.
"J":
an
Attai'a.
J.
Baratlaf.
Aa.nl
""
Run.
a.o.
Mrs,
J;
A.
Kirkiiatrlck
,-ind
lier
.laiiKliler
Ml
Ifohel
KitfipatriOA
me
vhiinif
in
VJollkria,.xuelH
at
tin
istmtheoiia
Hotel-Yancou-
wt
I'mvluc.-
..
I.
MeVlfelile.
eliref
ensinccr
of
th"
IMk-'.
Missouri
mine,
was
n
iaKiiir
On
hoard
(ho
Cjrdcua
lal
iiigHf
unrout-
from
Vancou
vc-r
to
HUswart,
A.
haviiNon;
well
known
AllCt'
Arm
jnopee(or,
wa
a
pacntrer
on
hMJ$Hhe
-Canlena
lat
nlghl
(luoute'ilrtiino
after
haviuir
spent
lit?,
winter
in
the
south.'
,
The
annual
general
meeliiifc'
of
Hie
Prince
lluprl
Poolhall
A-
cocinlioit
will
h
held
ih
tn
Police
iturt.
City
KalL
on'
Wed
ncMlay
wenin?
al
8
o'clock,
tiv
Saturday,
April
3,
the
day
he
iwen
(food
Ti-uIh)'
and
Kapler
Suiiikiy
tm'
heen
officwlly
tie
i-lart-d
a
holiday
for
memrMr
of
Mo
civil
service
of
Hrilish
Columbia.
:!'
Purler,
president
and
general
manager
of
the
Porter
Idaho
mine,
was
a
paetiper
ahoard
the
C.ardiw
lnl
niphl
on
route
to
Stewart
after
a
busiues
trip
to
Vancouver.
II.
,S.
Cameron,
flsheriet
over
eer
fr
tha
eentml
diviion,
re-
lurrw'd
on
the
Cardrna
last
uU.'hl
fi-orn
Vancouver
where
he
recent
ly
all
ended
the
conference
of
de
parlmental
officer.
tiharie
Thomas
Coy
of
(Jueen
Charlotte
City
is
appointed
notary
public
for
fucli
lime
a
he
remain
in
the
employ
of
thi
Sitka
Spruce
MUM
of
Queen
r.lmrlolte
City
and
ThoroaOIacon
of
Victoria
for
such
lime
a
he
remain
4n
the
employ
of
the
'!
itnd
Krie
dopartui.-ul.
iVjiiim4Ail'&liin
'
'
r
u
ni.'t..riliiV.
J.lHehorn,
eeeeiill.'rl
t.i.iukiit
under
charier
to
thi
."at
.from
Uh-
Old
Country,
will
unkf
li-r
firl
call
al
this
(Mtrl
!ifi
iiK.nl
l.
The
vessel,
whirl
in
rniumnlid
of
Ca.t.
Han
Me
Kriimti.
I.trmer
cliipf
officer
ol
In'
I'rinee
llupi-rl,
is
in
Im
ojier-il.-.l
in
co;it
frpijihliiiB
in
cou-
iiui,'!,i:i
with
III.-
Canadian
Na
llliIK.I
Si'HIIIlllIK.
f
ANNOUNCEMENTS
First
I'nil.-d
Churoh
faster
Sale
March
37.
Queen
Msr-
Chapter
HalTodil
Hall
April
5.
AiiljCan
Tea
au.l
Sate
of
Work
April
H.
(iyro
lloedown
Friday,
April
0
in
Auditorium.
Horal
Purple
liri.l?v.
whist
drive
and
dance,
inks'
Home
April
It.
Lutheran
Women's
Aid
Spring
Sale.
April
15,
at
GIG
Sixth
Ave
West.
t....-
ri..K
ii.ii
i.'ii-.
it
-
J
Presbyterian
Church
Ladies'
Aid
Sprint!
Sale,
April
21.
Don't
Neglect
The
Children's
Coughs
qnd
Colds
Mrs.
Wm.
W.
CarJ,
Bancroft,
Ont,
rites
t"Lt
winter
my
thre
rbil-drrn
ksd
rtrt
bad
oolJn,
and
they
would
rough
all
night
long,
which
was
very
annoying
to
tha.
rtit
of
ths
family.
I
could
grt
nothing
to
kelp
them
until
ons
sight,
a
friend
who
was
laying
wita
me,
advised
mo
to
git
them
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
I
immediately
got
some,
and
after
1
had
used
four
bottle
of
it
bit
children
became
qui
la
well
again,
thanks
to
Dr.
Wood's."
Thli.peparatlon
has
been
on
ths
market
for
ths
past
37
years;
you
don't
experiment
when
you
buy
it)
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milbum
Co
Limited,
Toxcftto,
Oat.
Max
HeillndneKJiail
this
even-f
dk
on
the
Prince
Hupert
for
Vancouver
atulVkloria
on
husinctss
'trfpi7!-
'Arehle
Watt,
divisional
master
nifclianic,
came
in
with
iho
f.reat
Wesl'Llfe
special
train
this
afternoon.
,'-
O.P.H.
stcain'erM'riueesN
Mary,
Capt.
(1
C
Saintly,
foulhhound
fron
Alaska
port
to
Vancouver,
Is
due
here
tomorrow
morning.
Mayor
JS.
MfcV
Newton
was
arjioux
Ihoe
a
jl
inw
this
af
ternoon
in
the
reception
to
lit.'
Oreat
West
Life
Assurance
parly
At
3
o'clock
Sunday
.murnin?
tin
fire
department
had
a
call
to
the
residence
of
Mr.
W.
Hev-
ertpe,
H17
IIHrd
Avenue
wesl,
where
a
chimney
fire
did
no
lamage.
S.
C.
lionlou,
well
known
Sua
lliver
rancher,
returned
on
the
(irdeiia
Let
nislil
after
having
peiit
Hie
pat
few
week
vhitin?
in
Alert
Hay
and
will
proceed
to
iyaiih
this
week.
II.
Ietant
TwiPtr.
M.1..A.
aud
Capt.
ami
Mrs.
T.
H.
Hrown
of
Victoria,
who
weri"
to
hae
been
h-re
loday
with
lh
(.real
West
Life
.Wurance
tour
parly,
wer'
prevented'
al
the
lat
momcn
from
joining
the
trip.
J.
S.
rtozer.
manaser
of
tti
lluMrt
Marine
Product
c
Ltd.
ha
IktIi
on
!ume
trip
1
New
York
and
iither
lvitern
cit
ies
h
exiKleil
back
by
the
"learner
Princ;
Jetrpe
on
Wed
nesday.
It.
W.
Cameron,"
who
i
to
re
iin
in
the
jewelry
Lupines
u
tlii
city,
taking
thrsrorner
stort
in
the
Exchange
Hloek
recenil
vai-aLel
by
Mr.
I'rltrell,
isvex
p.'ctVl
here
from
Vancouver
o
Welneday.
Mr..
Crimoron
ant
family
will
not
return
to
the
ctt.
until
J"Iy.
J.
K.
Milne,
a.iitant
uislric
en'-'ineer
for
the
provincial
,dn-parlment
of
puhlie
work,
xallet
Saturday
nl-'!il
oiu
the
Princt
John
for
Queen
Charlotte
CHy
ti
make
arrangepienlj
for
thl
transfer
of
hi
effeCI
hen-,
fol
lowiu?
the
transrerof
his
hcad-"luarl.y
to
Prince
tlliperL
'
1.
f
Delajd
on
acconnt
of
cxlrs
calls
ni
the
way
north
ami
Sunday
mnrnfn?'x
st&rm,
t'nio.i
feamer
Carbna,
Capt.
A.
K.
HickWon,
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
wayport
al
8.20
last
pveuln?
and
mailed
al
II
o'clock
ror
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
Stew-urt.
Anions
her
p;r,en)ters,-
be-sble
the
Ureal
Vel
Life
Assurance
party,
the
Cjirdcna
had
th;
fcdlowinp:
for
Prince
Hupert
M.
Sleneron,
1".
Warne;
l.
S.
Cameron,
Mr,
ti.
(tray
and
children.
W.
A.
Allan.
Mr.
Cou
ture,
Mrs.
(Jriffllh.
S.
C.
Cordon,
J.
P.
Smythe
and
Miss
Mel.eo.l-
for
Anyox
i.
W.
Wallers,
Mr
Smith.
A.
M.
While
and
Mri.
Jones.
:
for
Stewart.
Mr.
Vincent,
ICIii..
Icirli-r
mill
It
Mi"Virlili
t,.i
irimia
wuu
...i..,
.
iiu....
Ah(.,,
Vrm
A
)aVion.
April
1J.
STAKING
CLAIMS
IN
SILVER
AND
GOLD
AREA
OF
GREAT
SLAVE
LAKE
FOUT
SMITH.
X.W.T.,
March
l'O.
The
arrival
of
outsiders
is
ml.
lint:
greatly
lo
llio
excllenienl
in
Hie
clllemeul
closu
to
tho
new
silver
and
mdd
field.
All
the
treaty
Indian
have
gone
out
tu
stake
today
uti.l
persons
whou
position
debar
them
from
stak
ing
are
buying
claims.
FitGerald
residents
had
all
re
corded
vvilh
Mr.
HaiKhl,
emer-
jneiiey
recorder,
hut
II
was
ud
jdenly
discovered
thai
Mr.
HaiHit
could
not
takn
the
j
records
of
more
Hum
five
jieople,
so
an-lolher
rush,
vvas
tard
on
tho
'Fort
Smith
office
where
all'
tho
!
papers
were
once
more
recorded.
I
Many
people
are
arrivintr
from
Iho
south,
tueludhiiff
old
line
!
prospectors,
mid
it
seems
that
,
every
while
trapper
on
Iho
Slavo
l
has
come
down
lo
stako
his
claim.
L
INCREASED
SERVICE
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Lffrrtive
week
commcncinK
March
i'2nd.
the
Canadian
Xa
tioiial
Coast
Steamships
will
iu-
crease
their
serv
ice
with
the
addi-,
tion
of
Hie
S.S.
Prince
Charles.!
The
S.S.
Priuge
Ceorge
will
con
tinue
to
arrive
from
the
South.
Wednesday,'
10.30
a.m.,
and
sail
.outhbouiul
Friday
y.oii
a.m.
The
S.S.
Prince
Charles
will
arrive
from
the
South
Saturday
3,00
p.m.,
and
sail
southbound
Moh.lays
IM0
a.m.
Sailings
for
Stewart
and
Anvnx
will
be
each
Wednesday
and
Salurday
10.00
p.m.
The
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
service
will
remain
a
at
present.
Further
information
at
City
Ticket
Office.
Canadian
Xaliona
Railway.
528
Third
Avenue.
Phone
2f.O.
70
SOW
WENT
MAD
AND
CHARGED
AUCTIONEER
i.i.in.,
.viarcu
ino
caMc
market
at
Sclhy.
in
Yorkshire,
a
forty-stone
sow
suddenly
went
mad.
It
charged
the
door
of
the
auctioneer's
box.
smashing
il
in,
and
(caring
away
the
seal
whore
the
auctioneer
sat
with
his
clerk.
Tho
sow
seized
the
leu
of
Hie
auctioneer,
who
scrambled
over
the
top
of
I
ho
bo
into
the
sale
rintr.
The
sow
put
it
paws
on
top
of,
the
ledjre
of
the
hoxiand
clarcd
at
the
buyers.
Il
took
ten
minutes
to
secure
the
tmlmal,
and
tho
auctioneer's
box
was
completely
wrecked.
A.
S.
Paul,
Uu-hI
matiajter
of
Hie
Pacific
Slevedorltwx
Co.,
sail
lonuht
on
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
for
Victoria
where
lie
vvill
receive
eyo
treatment.
He
will
be
nccoin
pnnled
by
his
lilllo
daucht.'K
TOO
LAT
TO
CLASSIFY
WANTF.Il.
Compeleiit
woniar
for
general
housework.
Phourt
418.
73
15
aiiirn
J"'
Our
Pledge
to
Milk-Users
THIS
is
our
pledge
to
you
a
tirnple
pledge
of
simple
goodness.
1.
Perfect
Purity
Carnation
Milk
comes
to
you
pure
and
fresh,
vhole-some
and
absolutely
safe.
2.
High
Food
Value
Carnation
contains
all
the
nourishing
qualities
of
rich,
full-cream
mLk,
concentrated
to
double
richness.
3.
Delicate
Taste
Foods
acquire
a
finer
flavor,
coffee
takes
on
a
richer
savor,
when
Carnation
is
used.
4.
Creimy
Smoothness
The
texture
of
foods
is
improved
whtn
this
creamy
milk
is
used
in
cooking.
5.
Economy
Carnation
goes
farther
than
ordinary
milk,
with
lets
spoilage
and
wastage.
And
it
cuts
cream
bills
in
three.
These
qualities
are
Carnation'3
pledge
to
you.
Prove
them
to
yourself.
Then
you
will
understand
why
Carnation
has
become
the
biggest
selling
brand
of
evaporated
milk
in
all
the
world.
Tell
your
grocer
you
want
Carnation.
COCOA
3
tbsp.
cocoa,
2
tbsp.
sugar,
Vi
cup
hot
water,
few
grains
salt,
1
Vi
cups
Carnation
Milk
diluted
with
lt
cup3
water,
Vi
tsp.
vanilla.
Scald
the
diluted
milk
in
a
double
boiler.
Mix
cocca,
sugar
and
salt
and
add
the
hot
water.
Cook
over
a
low
flams
from
10
to
15
minutes
stirring
occasionally
to
prevent
burning.
Add
to
the
cocoa
the
scalded
milk;
return
to
the
double
boiler
and
continue
cooking
for
10
minutes.
Whisk
with
a
dover
egg
beater
just
btfore
serving.
Place
a
marshmallow
in
the
cup
and
pour
over
it
the
hot
cocoa.
This
serves
four.
Write
for
a
free
copy
of
Mary
Blake's
Cook
Book.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Company,
Limited,
Aylmer,
Ontario.
"From
Contented
Cows'
Produced
in
Canada
Steamship
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