rhursday,
April
12,
1928
The
Leading
Infant
Food
SINCE
1857
O
be
the
right
food
for
babies
a
milk
mutt
A
have
certain
unchanging
quHlttiea
abo.
lute
purity,
unvarying
strength,
eaay
digestibility.
Eagle
Brand
is
noted
for
its
safety,
reliability
and
the
ease
with
which
it
Is
digested
even
in
Uifficul
t
feeding
cases.
If
you
unfortunately
cannot
nurse
your
baby,
ve
suggest
that
you
and
your
physician
consider
Eagle
Brand.
May
we
send
you
helpful
booklets
on
I
hone
131
lrtlant
1-cecing
and
general
care
of
baby?
EAGLE
BRAND
CONDENSED
Wallace
Illock
Milk
THt
BvMtDCM
Co.
LlMlTCO,
VuKOUVia
Fife
tend
FREE
Bmbfr
Book
to
DEMAND
BABY
wtUMMg
For
This
Week
U
KKNKX
The
Sanitary
Cold
Crcum
Remover
35r
and
.Kir
ON
AMINE
The
Wonder
Sleep
Producer,
two
siiee
OOf
and
$1.30
TI'KhMT
HATH
TOWKIsti
Wf
U
I;
KMT
WASH
CLOTHS
if
mas
IM.
yfte
Pionver
Drttppisls
THIRD
AVE.
v
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
8200
lave
the
Chi
Id
s
Dignti
Del'tie
vision
and
hearing
in
your
child
xhould
be
looked
after
now,
while
the
child
is
(levelojflnK.
t,i
intend
to
train
your
child
to
wear
eveirlas.-e
for
the
redt
of
his
life?
Or
are
y..i.
oi'-ijr
t
lo
vur
part
by
that
ihild
and
take
ten
to
have
his
vision
restored
to
normal
wnile
there
(
yet
time?
Hv
my
natural
method.
I
curt-
more
than
7;,
per
cent
of
children
suffering
from
defective
vision
and
hearing-
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C
Open
Evenings
"Rupert
Brand"
if.
.'Jgns-
s9s..
M
t
V
TUB
UAINTIKST
Ml
HA
K
FAST
Hl
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
CoW
Sfagc
C'
Prince
Ituperl.
UC
MO"
I
!
THE
DAILY
NEWS
RA-GEJ
JHREB
Local
and
Personal
wr1
Dentist.
Or.
J.
R.
Osse.
Phone
688.
Skating
dally,
2
to
4
and
8
to
10.
tt
Oct
toe
Big
4
babiti
When
tbmuiif
of
4
Tail,
phone
4
tf
1
vjbdevllle
concert
will
be
held
In
the
Westhoime
Theatre,
May
17,
In
aid
less
if-
X"
of
the
Boys'
Bond.
86
L.
t.
Freeman,
teacher
of
the
Indian
school
at
Kltkatl,
is
a
visitor
In
town
for
part
of
the
Banter
holidays.
I
W.
H.
Tobey.
CNR,
divisional
superintendent,
and
M.
A.
Bur
bank
,
dls'-.lct
'engineer.
are
on
a
trip
to
the
Interior
I
on
omciai
duties.
The
east
end
Ladles'
AM
to
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
Is
meeting
this
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Trior
Strand.
'1130
Tenth
Avenue
Kast.
I
F
ir
Pratts'
Baby
Chick
Pood
and
Poultry
Supplies.
Bulkley
Valley
Hay
and
O
ruin.
Seeds,
Fertilizer
and
Coni.
call
up
58
Prince
Rupert
Peed
Co.
!
88
M
xii.r
mem.ru!
service
In
Mocse
Hall,'
Sunday.
April
15.
2
16
pin.
Oood
pro-;
Kiii.-n.
-ve:ylx.dy
welt
-aie.
Cl-urchi
pii:.nl-
lur
member.
7
o'clock
to
United
C'hurrU.
j
j
All
nu-nilxr
of
the
Fair
AssnHutlnti
'
urgently
requested
to
attend,
mertlng
In
'.
l
ouiHll
4
hainfcee,
fit)
Hall,
Thursday.
April
It,
at
8
p.m.
.
Business
To
finally
decide
If
a
Fair
In
to
be
liH.I
and
to
elect
director.
86
I
"
1
Two
brothers
who
had
not.
met
for
eighteen
years
exchanged
greeting
here
'
yesterday
when
Peter
Loe
of
Juneau.
Alaska,
came
In
on
a
fu.hli:g
boat.
Hit
brother,
Gus
Loe
of
151
Nlntb
Ave.
Eisti
arrived
here
on
February
1
from
Tufte.
Minnesota,
near
Port
Arthur,
with
hit
family.
Their
hut
meeting
was
in
Nor
way.
Another
brother
who
did
not
know
Ous
was
In
town
came
here
lr
in
Alaska
but
did
not
meet
bin,
sbsssssssssB
ssHsssls
''aafek.
a.
Mcpherson
who
sings
tonight
in
the
United
Church.
Marjorie
Lam-aster
will
be
at
the
piano.
Frederick
Smith
will
play
aome
violin
solo.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic
Women's
League
spring
sale
of
work
Apru
13.
Song
Reeltai
by
8.
A.
McPherson
assisted
by
Mr)orle
Lancaster
and
Frederick
Smith.
In
the
United
Church,
Thursday
Whist
League
Cup-prises
distribution
1
Mooae
Halt.
Apru
IS.
Royal
Society
or
St
Oeorge
Whist
Drive
and
Dane.
April
28.
PrhTW
Rune
it
Olrls'
Dance
April
ST.
Drtll
Team
!
HUlli'V
Mom
Ai.iisl
ftarsar
Thurs
day.
May
3.
In
Moose
Hall.
Tennis
Club
Annua:
Ball.
Friday.
May
4.
Moose
Hall.
Opto
Hasdown.
Mopse
Ball.
Friday.
May
-11.
..
.
....
.
ji
BNDIGESTION
Troubled
Him
For
Two
Years
Mr.
H.
0.
ITarvey,
N'orar,
Ont.,
writes:
"I
hsve
be.-n
troubled
witk
inilg"stian
for
the
last
two
years.
"1
have
taken
everything
I
have
seen
advertised,
but
hare
never
had
any
of
them
dn
me
so
rrurh
good
as
"I
have
lak.-.i
hi-
hottles
and
haven't
I
Regular
meeting
Trades
A
Labor
Council
tonight.
Mike
Bussanlch
wUl
sail
tonight
oi
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vanoouver
Ladles'
Hockey
on
roller
skates
ir
Audltcrlum.
Friday
at
7:48.
Admlaslu:
2&c
and
10c.
8'
Baptist
Ladles'
Aid
Sal
of
Work
snc!
Home
Cooking
In
church
parlors
on
Fri
day.
April
IS
from
S
to
8.
Tea
will
b
served.
.
r.
J.
Smith
of
the
n.
W.
NMkereon
Ltd.
staff
1
making
tlie
round
trip
to
Anyox
on
tlie
Prince
Oeorge
today
oti
business.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
C.
Paine
and
family.'
recently
of
Telkwa,
ulled
yesterday
afternoon
!t
Anycx
were
Dr
Paine
wlU
take
up
practice.
Combined
Wtaii-t
and
Cribb.ige
Leagw
prasanuuon
of
Cups
at
dance
In
Mo.t
HaU.
Friday.
April
13
Whist
and
ertl
at
M
prompt.
S25
00
in
prises.
Provincial
Oow-tabir
WUllam
Harrl-son,
transferred
lnm
the
city
detachment
here
to
Nauaimo
w)
sail
tomorrow
ulght
tor
the
"inh
to
assume
his
new
duties,
acvomuun!ed
by
Mrs.
Harrison
and
family.
TennU
Is
bscomlng
very
popular
(Taring
the
present
spell
of
summery
weather.
A
number
of
ladMs
were
pLiylug
on
the
CN
R
courts
st
8
o'clock
this
morning
and
other
enthusiasts
were
on
the
Pimce'
Bupert
club
courts
at
a
similarly
early
hour.
(
iltll
OK
TM.KS.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Rohert
L.
McKluley
di-stre
to
convey
their
sincere
Uianks
to
their
many
friends
for
Ujg
kind
expressions
of
sympathy
received
In
tbelr
ri-rent
loss.
II1UTII
hal
an
attack
since
It
is
the
finest
on
won
lorn
yesterday
at
the
meUiciue
you
fan
take
or
ths
Slnod.
"
i
p,
inee
Rupert
oeneml
Hospital
to
Mr
Uannfattared
only
by
Ths
T.
Uilbnru
.aim
Mih
tl
cireonr.
of
Port
Clement,
Oo.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
a
u
The
Coast
wise
Bteamthla
at
Co.'s
barge
Oris
was
brought
from
Anyox
this
morning
to
go
on
the
local
dry
dock
for
cleaning,
patntlng
and
minor
repairs.
HOTEL
.IHKIYALS.
Prinre
ltaiert
Mr.
snd
Mrs.
Cyrus
Fuller.
Toronto:
B.
C.
Johnston,
J.
M.
Rawden
and
J.
McKague,
Vancouver;
Wu.
Plenderlelth
and
James
Wood.
Ocean
Falls:
Oeorge
O.
Buahby,
PHnctf
Itupert;
D.
B.
P.
Sullen.
Victoria:
B.
S.
Antle.
Oeean
Palls;
M.
Sllnea.
Ketchikan:
John
Fie
win.
Port
Simpson.
aoy
K.
D.
Murray.
C.
P.
Harrison
and
Alexander
McKenale.
Vancouver.
Centfal
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Harrison
and
family
and
J.
Larsen,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Svendsen
snd
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Nor
berg.
Ketchikan.
.
naaaawv
as.
i
.r
sri
KWBasE1SB
-
,
ar
.ia-w
ipect
TIP
TOP
TAILORS,
the
largest
one-price
tailors
in
the
world,
have
brought
made-to-measure
clothes
within
reach
of
all
!
Why
wear
ready-mades
?
Tip
Top
Tailors
will
make
a
suit
to
your
own
individual
measure,
from
any
cloth
you
like
and
in
any
style
you
like
at
the
amazing
price
of
$27.
There's
no
greater
clothes
value
in
all
Canada
!
It's
a
value
that
is
only
possible
because
of
Tip
Top
Tailors'
pre-eminent
position
of
leadership.
Why
not
let
the
world's
largest
one-price
tailors
make
your
Spring
suit
to
measure
?
P.
Cravetto
13
n
you
CD.
to
pay
for
such)
QuafityA
iite
Local
Agent:
Fourth
Street,
Prince
Itupert,
RC.
Phone
756.
SPECIAL
SALE
310
PAIR
OF
SILK
KNIT
BLOOM
KItS
Values
up
to
$2.95
pair.
In
shades
of
Ashes,
of
Roses.
Maize,
Deep
Rose,
Flame,
Harvest,
Fawn.
Lavender,
Peach.
Black,
White.
All
sites.
Par
pair
$1.50
Fraser
&
Payne
Universal
Trading
Co.
u
Its
meat
and
diiiiktoyou
Before
going
out
into
the
cold,
or
after
wjmlh&jfti,
steaming
hotnTJXOM
ffiakes
such
a
warming,
delicious
drink.
And
it's
ready
in
a
minute
so
simple,
so
inexpensive,
so
invigorating
1
Quickly
removes
fatigue.
am