f
AGE
SIX
THE
DAILY,
flEWS
Mother
s
is
worth
Father's
Hour
Father's
hourly
wage
will
pay
for
the
washing
of
the
weekly
family
bundle.
The
weekly
wash
conln
Mother
a
full
day'm
time,
to
say
nothing
of
the
drudgery
involved.
Surely
mother's
day
Is
worth
Father's
hour.
THE
LAUNDRY
DOES
IT
BEST
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
l'hone
8
Dessert
Specials
Stock
your
pantry
at
Special
Price
Fears,
2
lb.
tins,
reg.
45c
each.
Special,
8
for
$1.00
Fears,
2
lb.
tins,
reg.
36c
each.
Special,
3
for
.
.
85?
Peaches.
lb.
tins,
reg.
45c.
Special,
3
for
$1.10
Peaches,
1
lb.
tins,
reg.
25c.
Special,
6
for
$1.00
Loganberries,
reg.
85c.
Special,
4
for
$1.00
Red
Pitted
Plums,
reg.
26c.
Special,
6
for
....
$1.00
Sliced
Pineapple,
reg.
20c.
Special,
6
for
....
$1.00
Fresh
Vegetable
arriving
on
every
boat
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
Phones
18
and
84
P.O.
Iktt,
575
Are
You
Well?
If
you
want
to
be
well
but
are
discouraged
because
health
is
denied
you
if
you
have
tried
everything
elBe,
then
this
little
message
conveys
a
ItAY
OF
HOPE
Nearly
every
kind
of
disease
is
being
permanently
corrected
through
the
new
drugless
science
of
ClllKOl'IlACTIC
When
the
cause
is
removed,
Nature
can
do
her
work.
Consult
W.
C,
ASPINALL
G
and
7
Exchange
Hlock
Telephone
Green
2il
Ketddence:
1037
1st
Avenue.
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies,
Bulk-ley
VaJlcy
Hay
and
Grain,
Seeds,
Fertiliser
and
COAL,
call
up
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
STEAM
ENGINE
BEFORE
WATT
Old
Story
About
Inventor
Playing
With
Tea
Kettle
has
no
Foundation
in
Fact
TX3NDON.
May
16
(By
the
Canadian
TvMy.-Jimek
WdU'Wes'
'ttdt,
the
in-T6p
M
tn
kaf
gin,
according
to
Prof
n
Bdward
.
Neville
d
Costa
And-rade.
proXeeeor
of
physic
In
the
Artil
lery
College',
Woolwich,
who
made
this
statement
In
a
lecture
at
the
Royal
Institution
on
"Englnea."
Prof.
And-rade
said:
"It
la
often
a
to
ted
that
James
Watt
1786-1819)
Invented
the
atam
engine,
hut
thla
Is
quite
untrue.
More
than
30
yeara
before
Watt
was
bora
both
Savery
(Oaptaln
Thomaa
Savery,
military
engineer)
and
Newcomen
Thomas
Newcomen,
English
en-
gtoeer)
conatructed
steam
engines
which
were
actually
wed
for
pumping."
Prof-
Andrade
showed
a
working
model
of
Savery'a
engine,
which
sucked
up
the
water
Into
a
vessel
by
the
condensation
of
steam,
and
then
drove
the
water
up
from
this
vessel
by
the
pres
sure
of
steam.
Newcomen
used
these
principals
,
he
said,
but
Introduced
the
cylinder
and
piston.
The
engine
work-I
ed
by
causing
a
vacuum
under
the
i
piston,
which
was
driven
down
by
at-!
mospherlc
pressure.
IMPROVE!!
OLII
EXfllNE
The
old
story."
said
Professor
And-
Meat
and
Butter
Shamrock
Bacon,
sliced,
per
lb.
i
'
Shamrock
Hams,
per
lb
:Kif
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb
'Sif
E.C.D.
and
Glendale,
l's,
2
for
D.-p
Toilet
Paper,
1
dozen
rolls
for
INe
Suprema
Polish,
$1.00
sise,
spe
cial
(Kit
Suprertui
Polish,
50c
sice,
special
JWr
Libby's
Asparagus
Tips,
l's,
square,
3
for
05
Baby
Carrots
and
Baby
Spinach,
4
tins
for
IN)?
Unpolished
Jap
Rice,
-per
lb.
Of
Just
opened
a
new
barrel
of
high-grade
Dill
Pickles,
per
doz.
I
Of
2
lbs.
of
Sauer
Kraut
and
1
lb.
of
Weiners
for
oOf
Saanich
Clam,
3
tins
for
.
.
.
."."r
IT
takes
but
a
few
moments
a
day
to
keep
your
shoes
well
polished
with
Shoe
Polish
Nugget
preserves
the
leather
and
prevents
cracking,
too.
There'
i
a
Suoaet
thadt
tor
ttery
iho
made)
rade,
"that
Watt
was
led
to
invent
the
Itf'eam
engine
by
playing
with
a
tea-'
kettle
has
no
foundation.
What
actu
."Of
reciprocating
or
turbine,
ends
up
with
Ayrshire
Bacon,
sliced,
per
lb.
lone,
on
the
Watt
system,
in
which
the
;ir?
i
steam,
having
been
expanded
to
low
Shamrock
Peamealed
Backs,
pressure
in
other
parts
of
the
engine.
slice',
tr
r.n
1
worK
T,r
m
PwJ
.
.
-
-
--
V
Boiled
Ham,
sliced,
per
lb.
.
.
(c
Roast
Pork,
sliced,
per
lb.
.
.
0
lei
lied
Tonjfue,
sliced,
per
lb.
00
Jellied
Veal,
sliced,
per
lb.
40f
Corned
Beef,
Frey
Bentos,
sliced.
perJb.
.
!
40r
Bologna
Sausage,
sliced,
per
lb.
vacuum
created
by
a
condenser.''
PLACE
IX
HMTOItV
"If
Watt
did
sot.
correctly
f
invent
the
steam
engine,
be
nevertheless
oo
averted
It
from
a
clumsy
and
unreliable
contrivance,
used
solely
(or
Capitol
Butter,
l's,
per
lb.
.
.
I
governor,
with
the
rotatin-
balls.
1
Bulk
Butter,
S's,
New
Zealand
lJOL
vrtetT
01
fornu
on
$1.-10
:
14's,
Capitol
Butter
$U.'Si
The
above
are
all
quality
products
rnd
guaranteed
to
satisfy
the
most
fastidious
taste.
Another
large
shipment
of
Fresh
Killed
Milk
Fed
Fowl
arriving
Wednesday.
Boiling
Birds,
per
lb.
......
Ii7
Heavy
and
Light
Fowl
U8f
Singapore
Pineapple,
STs,
sliced.
7
tins
for
05
f
WATCH
OUR
SATURDAY
WINDOW
FOR
A
BIG
SOAP
SPECIAL
This
will
he
worth
your
while.
Premium
aeon
Average
weight
about
5
lb.
each
Taking
whole,
special,
per
lb.
Si
til
kind
&t
ie
present
day,
from'
the
gaa
engine
to
the
gramophone
motor.
"The
ringer
Jfc
watt
governa
speed
and
smooth
ptsfW
of
the
reooid
of
the.
latest
piece
of
dance
music,
which
may
oonauend
hi
memory
to
many
for
wnosn
his
anatmet'rmt!
achlivemeim
make
no
appeal."
,
V.U'OK
KMilNES
In
tne
earlier
nor
i
ion
oi
tils
lecture
Professor
Andrade
dTOionstratcd
that
Steam
Is
bvnp
JQtau
tJlf.-P"'?
ub"
Stance
wMfiMifi
lised,
working
an
engine.
TBe'vfpor
or'
any
liquor.
such
as
alcohol
or
other
vnpor.
could
be
used.
One
eouid.
m
fact,
work
a
toy
engine
by
putting
methylated
spiri
Inside
the
botldn
and
boiling
water
outside
a
fast
'
which
the
lecturer
proved
before
the
eyes
of
his
audience.
Engine
were
once
made
which
work
ed
entirely
by
hot
air.
but
they
were
enormously
bulky.
With
four
cylinders,
each
14
tret
in
diameter,
the
hot
air
engine
developed
only
300
horse
power
Liquid
air
was
another
means
of
propulsion,
and
the'
juvenile
portion
of
audience
applauded
heartily
when
the
I
lecturer
started
a
nmnll
model
engine
I
propelled
by
tills
method
across
the
floor
of
the
lecture
hall.
In
practice,
however,
water
and
h
tor-vapor
called
steam
was.
he
said,
by
far
the
moat
I
convenient
subatanrr
to
use
In
anr
engine
with
a
boiler
EARLY
DAYS
OF
SLAVE
TRADE
ally
happened
was
that
Watt,
who
was
!
IMM)K
TCIXM
ov
,TS
UTIYITICK
M
practising
aa
an
instrument
maker,
was
asked
to
repair
a
model
of
a
Newoumeu
'engine.
In
lnrestlgstlng
the
eanses
vhich
prevented
the
model
working
he
waa
led
to
seek
for
a
better
design,
and
ultimately
invented
the
separate
condenser,
which
was
the
essential
advance
that
made
the
steam-engine
an
economic
source
of
power.
"Hs
umri
onlv
tow
nrHiim
.1mm
00
i
rtn
iMMint
nf
wmitnirtljuitl
fAWft4M
Dominion
Bacon,
sliced,
per
lb.
;Dut
eveiy
economical
engine
of
today.
bt'l'l'KKejttKIN
IIV
THE
IlKITIMII
Time,
which
aseilows
all
things,
has
clothed
the
negro
slave
traders
with
a
mantle
of
romance
they
111
deserve,
so
that
today
there
la
a
great
reading
public
eager
(or
details
ol
their
adventures.
The
Marin
Research
Society,
of
Salem.
Mass.,
haa
been
well
advued
to
devote
the
latest
of
It
volumes
(the
fifteenth
l
to
an
account
of
the
slave
ahlpa,
and
It
may
well
prove
to
be
among
the
most
popular
of
these
admirably
produced
v
31
times.
It
la
a
very
readable
book,
pat
forward
not
as
a
history
of
events
but
as
an
illustrated
account
of
the
trade
as
conducted
at
different
periods
and
by
different
nations
a
piece
of
narrative
full
of
life,
color
aad
adventure.
With
the
ethic
of
alavtng.
it
Is
net'
Intended
to
deal
here.
It
was
soa&o-times
pleaded
to
have
been
to
the
ad-
pumping
purposes,
into
a
flaJehed
:
vantage
of
the
slaves
The
tune
-honored
machine,
using
less
than
a
quarter
of
I
custom
among
the
African
negroes
was
the
coal
consumed
by
Its
predecessors.
Pork
Sausage,
l's,
tall,
per
tin
"
transformed
the
face
of
industry.
...
and
placed
England
ahead
of
all
her
rivals
as
a
manufacturing
country
at
'he
beginning
of
the
19th
cntury.
Nearly
every
feature
of
an
efficient
modern
reciprocating
engine
la
to
be
found
In
Watt's
later
designs.
Watt's
U
make
slsves
of
the
captive
taken
in
their
tribal
wars,
and
often
great
num
bers
had
to
be
killed
by
their
captors
for
fear
they
ahould
rebel
and
endanger
their
master's
safety.
An
elchtesnth
oantsjry
stave
captain.
William
Belgrave,
who
publish
4
g$'
mt
aa
account
of
the
trade
In
London,
affirmed
that
from
it
proceeded
benefits
outweighing
the
real
or
pretended
mischief
and
lncon
venlencea.
"and
let
the
want
that
can
be
laid
of
It.
It
will
be
found,
like
all
other
earthy
advantages,
tempered
with
a
mixture
of
good
and
evil."
As
has
often
happened
In
the
world.
It
waa
the
movement
to
suppress
the
slave
trade
that
produced
tome
of
Its
worst
vlla
1AKIUI
tu.
Originally,
the
slaves
were
carried
across
the
Atlantic
frum
the
African
c-jast
to
work
the
plantations
In
America
and
the
Wast
Indies,
under
caudltiou
as
good
aa,
or
even
better
than
ordin-
;
ary
passengers,
simply
because
they
wen-
f
l-t
,
depended
on
their
sale
arrival
in
health
Flour
Five
Roses
or
Purity,
49
lb.
sack
$2.75
Braid's
Best
Coffee,
1
lb.
tin
Lt
Braid's
Best
Tea,
1
lb.
tin
.
.
70?
Lemon
Biscuits
in
wooden
box,
Aylmer
Soups,
2
tins
for
..
ii:lr
Bird
Gravel,
pkg
l.'f
Malkin's
Best
Vinegar,
quartH,
j
Clark's
Catsup,
!er
bottle
..
IWf
each
"iif
Nabob
Malt
Vinegar,
bottle
iTf
Manchurian
Walnuts,
halves,
per
I
Welch's
Grape
Juice,
bottle
40?
lh
'
Clark's
Potted
Meats,
3
tins
'Sit-
Preserved
Sugar
Ginger,
per
lb.
CAB.
Potted
Meats,
in
glass
'Sit-
0?
dinger
Snaps,
per
lb
ll)f
New
Potatoes,
per
lb
10?
Head
Lettuce,
large,
2
for
.
.
25?
Green
Onions,
Mint,
Leeks,
Parsley,
per
bunch
5?
Arriving
Wednesday
and
Friday
Tomatos
(Hot
House),
Celery,
Cucumbers,
Radishes,
Bunch
Carrots,
Bunch
Turnips,
New
Green
Gabbaire,
Green
Peppers,
Texan
about
7
lb.
net,
per
box
$1.10
Graham
Biscuits
in
wooden
box
$1.10
Dollar
Sodas
in
wooden
box.
.
7."?
Shredded
Wheat.
2
pkgs
lirc
Puffed
Rice,
2
pkgs
:irf
Kellog's
Bran
Flakes,
2
pkgs.
'Si?
Butter-Krust
Toast,
pkg.
.
.
4
0t
Ormond'a
Dog
Biscuits,
pkg.
tOf
Corn
Starch.
2
pkgs
H."?
Casco
Potato
Flour,
2
pkgs.
itTtf
Domolco
Molasses,
2's,
tin
.
.
iWt-Domolio
Molasses,
S's,
tin
.
.
05f
Pride
of
Canada
Syrup,
ZVt
lb.
tin
OOt
per
5
lb.
tin
$1.70
Bird
Seed,
pkg
'20
r?
Gabbage,
Asparagas'
Tips,
New
Ivory
Soap,
3
for
Harden
Pwts,
'Cauliflower,
Water-!
Prince's
Soap
Flakes,
pkg.
cress,
Itnubarb,
also
Fresh
and
Citrus
Fruits.
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phone
45-574
Cooked
Ham,
sliced,
lb.
..
Premium
Bologna,
sliced,
lb.
iVtf
E.C.D.
or
Fraser
Valley
Butter,
2
lb.
for
D.V
Golden
Churn
Butter,
3
lb.
brick
$1.40
Covichan
Eggs,
Extras,
8
doz.
$1.10
Buy
Extras
and
get
more
for
your
money.
Royal
Crown
Soap,
6
s
....
".?
'S,f
Ji."?
Rinso,
3
ttkgs
'Sip
Green
Vegetables
arriving
every
boat.
Our
prices
are
right.
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street
Phone
20S
and
strength
When
the
traffic
was
made
Illegal,
It
partook
of
the
nature
of
smuggling,
and
ovencrowd
lag
was
resorted
to
in
order
to
make
one
profitable
venture
pay
for
several
failures.
Thus
were
produced
or
accentuated
the
cruel
ties
and
horror
of
the
"middle
passage,"
when
the
ahlpa
were
always
trailed
by
man-eating
aharks.
It
la
remarkable
how
large
a
portion
of
modern
history
Is
covered
by
the
operations
of
the
slave
ahlpa.
At
leat
two
decades
before
Columbus
sailed
from
Paloa.
a
slave
market
waa
set
up
at
Lisbon
for
the
sale
of
negroes
from
the
Oulnea
coast
By
1S0S
the
first
ihipload
of
Africans
had
been
landed
at
Hlapan-tols
to
work
In
tge
mines.
For
nearly
four
centuries
the
slave
earner
plied
to
and
from
the
Oukna
eoast,
until
the
aboUtloa
of
Slavery
m
Braall
la
IMS.
AN
ENGLIMi
AOVENTl
HKK
The
first
Englishman
to
engage
In
the
slave
trade
was
Sir
John
Hawkins
in
1602.
whose
aucrpisas
inspired
other
mer
chant
adventurers.
Kxactly
a
century
later
a
company
was
chartered
with
the
II.
S.
WALLACE
CO,
LTD.
COMPLETE
CLEARANCE
Ladies'
and
Children's
Dresses
See
our
Windows
ALL
COATS
ON
SALE
at
Special
Reductions
H.S.WallaceCo.Ltd.
Phone
9
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
.-
'.k.T,,
il
L.
Wednesday,
to
TJBBWflaVsKI
UK
lSl
1
"JMUS
aaBBBVXmnrV
SaKBBBBBBwrsssl
at
ig
saving
2i5
to
80
per
cent
DISCOUNT
IN
ALL
DEI'ARTAISNTS
I
Living
Koom,
Dining
Room
and
Bedroom
Furniture
at
Prices
that
will
make
you
buy.
This
is
not
an
ordinary
Sale.
Come
in
and
Ic
convinced
by
the
values
offered
!)
Piece
HERE
IS
A
HEAL
IlAltGAIN
5
Piece
Walnut
Dining
Room
b
sani
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ol
York
at
its
head,
to
carry
on
"a
trade
to
Air.:,
and
It
was
when
this
company
brought
gold
dust
to
Kng-1
land
in
quantities
that
Chart
II.
or-
dered
the
minting
of
a
new
gold
coin
of
!
the
value
of
Us.,
to
be
known
aa
a!
guinea.
It
waa
In
1807
that
the
Ha
trade
i
waa
abolished
by
law
la
Oreat
Hrltaln.
lollowed
by
Denmark
In
ISIS.
Holland
In
1
1814.
Prance
in
iSW.
aad
ftpaln
la
1SS0.
1
To
enforce
the
supprsaalon
of
the
Afrl-'.
can
slave
trade.
Brltlah
war
nasals
were
'
sent
to
the
Weat
Coast,
Ther
had
a
long
coastline
to
eover,
but
one
by
one
the
well-known
slave
factories
ware
de
stroyed
and
the
fleet
grew
smaller.
Carefully
selected
narratives
Illustrate
thu
aspect
of
the
subject
with
its
many
stirring
encounters
aad
opportunities
for
gallant
service.
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the
pictures
to
'.h
volume,
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authors
are
Israel
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collection
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ana
ahouid
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labrary.
South
China
Post.
ONE
TIIINd
hi;
knuv.
Marshal
Joffre.
who
waa
In
eosuiunM
at
the
Battle
of
the
Marne,
la
as
mod-tat
as
be
Is
brave.
That
he
la
also
witty
Is
nraMri
k.
a
story
going
the
round
of
the
Paris
club
Just
new.
Political
opponents
have
nnti.
taken
to
belittle
his
share
In
the
great
victory,
saying
that
if
it
hadn't
been
for
Oalllenl
and
so
forth.
The
other
day
a
young
French
girl,
after
llaten'ng
to
a
lot
of
idle
chatter
of
this
sort,
pat
the
question
promo
and
plain
to
Joflr
hlmaeU.
Marshal,"
aha
asked,
"who
did
really
win
the
Battle
of
the
Marne
r
The
old
soldier
smiled
grimly.
"I
can't
tU
you
that.
mademsiaeUt
"
he
said,
"but
If
things
had
gaa
to
ether
way
I
know
who
would
have
lost
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