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May
2,
1928
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packages
here
for
109
and
Hats
Our
Sale
continue
till
Saturday
Night,
May
6.
LADIES'
DUEHSES,
10.03
,
w
shipment
of
Ladies'
Silk
Venice
Dresses,
regular
$15.00
:,,
$23.00.
Sale
price
$10.1)5
LADIES'
HATS.
SttUWi
and
91
.His
ll.it
in
this
store,
values
up
to
$5.95.
Sale
$JJJ)5
lin;
in
this
store,
value
up
to
$8.50.
,Sale
$(J8R
LADIES'
NIGHT
GOWNS
i,
r
.-'ilk
Stripe
Crepe
Nightgowns,
regular
$3.?5.
Sale
$1.1)5
Iiiriity
Nightgowns,
regular
$J.'?5.
Sal
e
$1.00
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Mpuii
Silk
Uloomcro,
good
quality
spun,
assorted
color.
m-u':t
$2.CC.
Sule
$2.15
:v.
luc-t
in
of
20
per
cent
in
given
on
all
our
atocL
of
Coats.
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Bros.,
Ltd.
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3rd
and
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Ualla
are
in
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
TsloDllOtM
S
H.
B.
Rochester
re
turrit
J
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon
'a
rain
from
a
brief
trip
to
Port
Esslngton
where
tin.
Rochester
Is
remaining
to
visit
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Brown.
The
Canadian
Forestry
Association's
dmonstration
car
will
be
here
from
tomorrow
until
Bunday
starting
a
tout
I.
".'in
Prince
Rupert
to
Jasper
Park.
The
pubhc
is
Invited
hili-
it
in
here.
to
visit
the
car
I
Walu-r
R.
Overend
sailed
on
the
Prln
c
Alice
this
snarolng
for
Wrangell
on
route
to
Btlklae
where
he
wlU
rasui
jri
duties
as
customs
officer
for
tbe
;
summer.
Mrs.
Overend
and
family
go
north
later.
jWUl
j
CPU.
steamer
Princess
Alice.
Capt
Thomas
OltB.
arrived
In
port
at
o'
clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
j
Victoria,
sailing
about
an
hour
la
tar
for
mussa
pons
wnenoe
sac
wiu
return
i
ere
souinumud
on
Sunday
afternoon
next.
The
remains
of
John
Charles.
Masaett
native,
wbote
death
occurred
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
at
the
md
of
last
week,
will
be
forwarded
Sat
urday
evening
aboard
the
Prinoe
John
to
Maeastt
where
Interment
will
tafce
Psoas
ugrrs
saOUkf
nm
bre
for
Van-
T.
on
the
CMeia
last
evening
In
cluded
Mr!
and
Bba.
Fred
Cooper.
Dr
W.
T.
Kergln.
KBas
M.'ntat
Kergin
Mr.
and
Mas.
.
McAuky
D
R.
Rey-
W.
at.
Wasdarf,
A.
B
Johnstone
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
M.
MrDouald.
for-
of
tkia
city
and
Bow
located
at
arrived
from
the
Interior
on
j
yesterday
afternoon's
train,
Mr.
McDou-
jaM
being
here
to
entsr
the
Prlaee
Ru-lpJkyneral
HosaatsJ
te
undergo
a
eerkilsVmeraUoB,'
,
mus
DonMt,
inrwatr.
Altro
iia
aia
inc
man.
who
arilyed
in
tbe
city
at
tbe
firm
oi
the
week
tram
Vancouver
after
oprndi
g
tbe
winter
4fta
fthe
south,
win
Ipn.'rved
thla
Oet
-g.
to
ptnd
tbe
aftara
Alice
Ann
km
da
tbe
Prinoe
wbete
jhe
wai
CJIJL
steamer
Prinoe
Oecrge,
Harry
Madden,
arrived
on
tiast
at
100
tbis
aaorutng
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
Ooaaa
Palls
and
will
sail
this
afternoon
at
4
o'clock
tor
btehlks
and
Aayoa.
returning
hare
tvenlag
to
aall
south
at
11
pm
ssnhaitlna
here
for
north
this
aatalng
included.
Wars.
Jiauny
Want,
Helen
Wart,
Ware.
Mm.
O.
Ware.
at.
A.
Morgansteln
and
Chartas
Wbeattvy
for
Wrangell-.
w
.
Smith
Mr
Juneau.
Mela
tatmranlch
Oarcross.
and
Mike
Bauoeioff
fot
Law
Cabin.
There
were
lit
aaaarruisri
going
north
aboard
the
rinur
Princess
Alio
thtis
ornlaf.
the
list
including
many
employees
of
the
White
Pass
and
Yu
kon
Railway
at
Navigation
Oo.
ah
their
way
te
Shsgtny
and
Whhiahorii
to
r
auaae
their
suaiaier
duttea.
The
follow
lag
piinngsri
tUseaibaitied-
haw
from
the
vessel-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
forter,
Mr.
Mc
Carthy
and
B
L.
KOKES.
Owing
to
the
I
new
seed
oast
of
labor
and
tbe
advanced
price
f
flour,
tbe
price
of
bread
will
ha
raised
to
ti
loaves
tor
Sao
da
and
altar
May
1,
UnBBR
BAJDgJVr.
Ronatr
aVJCCnttc
ANNfMJNCCIIENTS
RltUty
laomr
Annual
day.
May
S.
in
Moose
Hall
ios
Tours-
Tenuis
Club
Annual
Ball.
Friday,
May
4,
Moose
Hall.
Play
entitled:
"The
Young
Country
Bchoolma'am"
-et
United
CLurch.
May
W.
Oyro
ay
11.
Hoedown,
Moose
Hall,
Friday.
Women
of
Moeseheart
LfSsoa
Child-en's
Masquerade.
May
ia.
"Are
You
a
Mason?"
by
Players'
Club,
Mny
31
and
33
In
Weal
holme.
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
llaml
by
SANTA
L
MIl)Y
He
sure
to
get
tiir
Oenalwe
Look
lor
the
word
A11DV
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Local
and
Personal
mSBSSgA
tfM'Vsa
Tommy's
Taxi.
Phone
871.
113
KjVA
x
11
V
1
O
1
Dentist.
Dt
J.
a.
q,.
pbone
686
?T35t-&ft
Bkatiug
dally.
J
Oct
tbe
Big
4
hubin
of
a
Taxi,
ptoase
4
Boxing
I
RxhlblUou
Hall,
uw.
May
s.
nci
Byrne
v
Bard.
Mis
Loyjga
Wicks
school
girl,
left
on
this
mornlng'a
train
lor
Huxley.
Alberta.
Boxing
Exhibition
Hall,
Thursday,
May
3.
Jimmy
McDonald
va
All
Harding.
830
prompt.
'
s
m
.sgieorge
L:
Alwavi
have
the
made
W
WRIGLEY
package
in
U
your
pocket.
18
H
Soothes
nerves,
allays
Vt
chair.
thirst,
aids
digestion.
v-tiii
sTM!
Even
Meal
-
WW
united
Watt's
Urooery.
Pbooes
56
and
Se.
For
a
Taxi
Photic
SS0.
Btand.
Central
Hotel.
1(M
Oscar
Hausou
tl
Boxing.
Exhibition
Hull
Thursday
night.
May
S.
Stod
Byrnes
vs.
George
Bard.
CUR.
steamer
Prinoe
John,
.from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
te
la
due
in
port
tomorrow.
J.
p.
Praser
of
Praser
4c
Payne,
returned
to
tbe
city
on
'he
Prince
Oeorgc
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Vanoou
Or.
Arrew.
Interior
dentl.it.
wbo
ha
been
on
a
trip
south,
arrived
from
Van
oouver
on
the
Prince
decree
this
mom
tag
and
proceeded
East
by
train.
W.
Large.
.
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prinoe
Qeorge
this
mornmg
from
Vancouver
to
Join
the
graduate
nursing
cuff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen
era!
Hospital.
Charles
WheatMnr.
Telegraph
Creek
prospector,
left
on
tbe
Princess
Alkx
his
morning
on
his
return
to
tbe
Uard
country,
after
having
spent
the
wlnte
a
this
district.
Joseph
Were
and
mem
hers
of
hi'
family,
wbo
have
been
spending
tb
winter
In
the
city
and
district,
sailed
.his
mormng
by
the
Pi
louses
Alloc
their
return
to
their
boast
in
tbe
tikinc
River
country
eaheer
at
Wrangell.
who
boa
been
eat
a
trip
south
for
the
benefit
of
his
health
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Alia
this
morning
returning
north
accompanied
by
Mrs
Rronaon.
Bhona
Saunders,
who
has
been
la
Los
Angeles
for
tbe
post
year
or
so
arrived
lrom
the
uuth
on
tbe
Prttxx
aort
this
morning
and
will
pay
an
taianilsd
visit
with
her
parents.
Capt
and
Mrs.
F.
T.
Saunders.
Dlgby
Island.
The
regular
monthly
m
wring
of
tbe
wnetl
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
a
as
bald
last
evening
at
the
borne
ol
Thar
Johnson.
First
Avenue.
Buslnew
Was
of
a
routine
nature
and
Rev
John
taasn.
the
pastor,
eoeupisd
Um
sir.
and
Mrs.
J.
H
Wlahart
and
daughter,
enroute
froaa
Aus
trails
tc
gland,
are
passengers
beard
the
flilMlsj
Alio
making
the
round
trip
tO.SkAgway
this
week.
Mr.
Wlahart
is
a
merchant
of
wenthaggt.
victoru
Australia.
Marguerite
Martin
and
Bdua
nurses
of
the
Prince
Hospital,
left
on
thu
train
to
spend
holidays
at
ia
tbe
interior.
Tbe
former
goes
to
Terrace
and
the
latter
to
Cop
per
City.
Donald
Mitchell
of
tbe
Dlgby
Island
wirsJsat
station
staff
and
Mrs.
Mitchell
child
Will
sail
tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
Oeorae
for
the
south
to
opend
their
annual
vacation
at
La-q
ileal
Island,
north
of
Vancouver,
where
relatives
reside,
Andrew
Boetad,
manager
ot
the
En
gtneer
mine
in
the
Atliu
district,
waa
i
passenger
aboard
tbe
Prlnoats
Alice
tbl
morning
enroute
to
the
earns
after
having
spent
aomt
time
in
the
south
mining
engineer
Mr.
Heiaehnuut,
was
accompanying
him
lorth.
The
Lief
ErickM-n
Society
decided
last
night
to
celebrate
May
it,
the
anniversary
of
the
DrrlrHtton
of
Norwegian
Independence,
with
a
banquet
and
dance
in
the
Boston
Hall.
It
was
also
decided
that
meeting
during
tbe
sum
mer
will
be
but
once
a
month
on
tbe
third
Tuesdays
F.
R.
Summer
recently
of
the
general
freight
agent's
ofnc
at
Vancouver.'
arrived
from
tbe
south
on
tbe"
PTIace
Oeorge
this
morning
to
Join
the
stair
of
the
cur
divtakm
frtigbt
agent's
office
here.
Nucceeding
as
sten
ographer
Miss
Dorothy
TlMaaybe
wbo
has
left
for
Victoria
At
a
meeting
last
night
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
As-
acoiatlou
three
entries
for
tbe
Senior
League
thla
season
wore
formally
ac
cepted-
the
This;
let.
Regiment
and
Grand
Terminal
teams.
Another
asset
-lug
will
be
held
next
Tuesday
to
decide
w
licu
the
svuaou
will
be
opened.
Boxing!
Exhibition
Hall.
TattrasUf
night.
May
8.
Jimmy
McDonald
vs.
All.
Harding.
840
prompt.
Char
lea
Edgar,
on
a
charge
of
drunk
enness,
pleaded
not
guilty
In
city
police
court
thla
morning
and
ni
r
mantled
until
thla
afternoon.
Play
by
Young
People'
Association
V
Flmt
United
Church
"The
Toung
Country
Scboolma'am"
at
the
Church
on
Thursday,
May
10,
at
8
pm.
Howard
Whit
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
6eattle
where
he
spent
the
past
couple
weeks
with
Mrs.
White
and
family
who
are
remaining
there
for
a
time.
IRST
BOAT
WILL
LEAYE
UP
STIKINE
RIVER
TOMORROW
Navigation
oil
the
Btlklne
River
wUl
be
opened
by
the
Barrtngton
Navigation
Co.
this
week,
the
first
boat
of
tbe
'teeaon
being
planned
to
leave
Wrangell
for
Telegraph
Creek
tomorrow
on
the
arrival
from
the
south
of
tbe
steamer
Princess
Alice
which
Is
bringing
a
num
ber
of
passengers
to
go
in,
Tbe
river
ofwoed
up
teat
Saturday.
AI.M)i;ii(IV
Lt
AVISO
Having
.completed
tbe
loading
of
a
full
cargo
of
grain
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prinoe
Rupert
elevator
arty
thai
afternoon,
tbe
British
freight
Amderby.
Capt.
David
Simpson.
Prinoe
Rupert's
twenty
eeventh
grain
ship
of
tbe
season,
will
sail
thla
even-
bag
for
tbe
United
Kingdom
or
Ml
1111
AU;
TOIIAY
There
was
no
sale
of
halibut
at
tbe
Flab
arTft'r
this
morning.
A
total
of
S3
M0
pounds
was
In
85,000
pounds
on
tbe
American
schooner
Panama
and
7,000
pounds
en
tbe
Canadian
boats
Volunteer.
Ingred
H.
and
M.A.B.
THE
FAVORITE
Mll'lUNO
The
favorite
soprano,
after
apologising
for
her
cold,
tang:
"111
bang
my
harp
on
a
weeping
wU-
low
ttee-c-ce,
ahem!
On
a
weeping
wil
low
tree
t
ee.
Ob!"
Her
votoe
cracaeb
on
tbe
high
note
w
tried
again.
Then
came
a
voles
from
tbe
back
of
the
hall:
"Try
hanging
it
on
a
lower
branch.
Iss!"-
Daily
stews.
When
MacTavlsh
sold
a
five-cent
cigar
tbe
customer
an
old
.friend
-observed
that
be
pocketed
tbe
money
"Why
dont
you
ring
it
up?"
he
asked.
"loull
forget
"Oh.
l'U
nee
forget
it."
replied
the
9oot.
-Te
hen
I
keep
track
In
man
head
until
I
get
a
dollar,
and
then
I
tng
tt
up.
It
eaves
tbe
wear-r
and
taar-r
en
tbe
laarhtao."
Bnmsmsn.
MITICE.
To
whom
It
may
concern:
Please
be
advised
that
Wm
Beynon
la
not
acting
secretary
of
Northern
British
Columbia
Fishermen's
Association
after
May
1.
All
communications
to
the
Association
should
be
addressed
to
Post
Ontoe
Box
84
until
further
notice.
NORTHERN
B.C.
SALMON
FISHERMEN
S
ASSOCIATION
104
Per
J.
Huberts.
SHERIFF'S
SALE
Gladys
jonet
and
Ray
Reed.
Plaintiffs;
And
Dumont
sud
Einmeraan.
Defendants.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
In
accordance
with
an
order
of
His
Honor
Judge
F.
McB
Young,
dated
the
17th
day
of
April.
1088.
I
will
sell
16
sections
of
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Legs
now
being
afloat
near
Dlgby
blond
Wlreleit
Station.
Tbe
same
being
logs
cut
by
the
above
named'
Defendant,
and
on
which
tbe
Plaintiffs
claim
a
lien.
Sale
to
take
olace
at
Shrrlff's
Office.
Court
Howe,
on
tbe
8th
day
of
May.
1888.
at
2S0
o'clock
in
the
afternoon.
S.
A.
NICKERSON
"
Sheriff
)
The
Taxi
Driver
I
use
Champion
Spark
Plugs
because
they
help
to
make
my
service
more
dependable.
Champion
ts
the
bcttcripark
r-lug
because
it
hai
an
exclusive
ailll
manite
Insulator
specially
treated
to
with
stand
the
much
higher
temperatures
of
the
modern
high-compres
sion
engine.
Also
a
new
patented
solid
copper
gasket-scaJthatremainsi
absolutely
gas-tight
under
high
compres
sion.
Special
analysis
electrodes
whichaisure
a
fixed
spark-gap
under
all
driving
conditions.
Champion
SparJPlugs
Wlodtor,
Ontsrio
A
CANAD1AN-MADE
PRODUCT
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
by
ThAtUj.
7ZiaJtL
Domestic
Science
Counselor
When
Hungry
Youngsters
Come
in
from
Play
You
cannot
wonder
that
they
need
fuel
for
their
engine,
when
you
see
the
amazing
amount
of
energy
they
barn
up
in
tireless
play.
But
you
look
at
tbe
clock
it's
near
supper
time.
One
mustn't
spoil
their
appetites
for
the
evening
meal.
Something
simple
and
nourishing
but
not
too
heavy
is
what
you
want
Why
not
suggest
a
chocolate
or
maple
custard?
Youll
be
rewarded
not
only
by
wide
grins
but
by
the
comforting
Knowledge
that
they
are
getting
their
all
important
quota
of
miDc
in
a
disguise
so
pleasing
that
it
is
looked
upon
as
a
special
treat
Your
Oven
Temperature
Decides
the
Success
of
Custards
Custards
are
so
simple
to
make
that
one
is
apt
to
grow
careless
or
hurried
in
the
baking
of
them.
Tbe
result
is
a
watery
custard,
none
too
appetizing
to
look
upon
and
even
less
appetizing
to
eat
Baked
in
a
slow
oven
225
until
an
inserted
knife
comes
out
clean,
the
resulting
custard
will
be
smooth,
firm
and
creamy.
For
variety
try
choconttr,
caramel,
brown
sugar
and
maple
custards
or
combine
them
with
fruits
or
with
lady
fingers.
But
the
most
Luportant
thing
of
all
to
remember
in
matin
custards
of
any
variety
is
to
use
Carnation
Milk.
The
Creamiest,Smoothest
Custards
If
you
want
richer,
creamier
custards,
custards
with
a
finer
texture
and
a
greater
smooth
mens
youH
never
use
anything
but
Carnation.
There's
very
good
reason
for
its
exceptional
success.
Tbe
evaporation
of
Carnation.
ta
double
richneasKtves
a
richer,
creamier
custard.
Tbe
"htanrjgxmation''
of
the
milk
a
breaking-up
of
the
cream
globules
into
minute
particles
distributed
uniformly
throughout
every
drop
of
milk
creates
a
smoother,
finer
texture.
And
what
is
true
of
custards
is
tree
of
all
other
foods
in
which
Carnation
is
used.
Carnation
gives
in
puddings,
ice
creams,
cakes,
soups,
sauces
and
candies
results
which
even
the
best
of
bottled
milk
cannot
equal
There
are
new
food
delights
awaiting
you
in
the
use
of
Carnatxxi
Milk
new
cooking
economy
and
convenience.
The
Carnation
Cook
Book
"My
Hundred
Favorite
Recipes"
is
full
of
fascinating
recipes.
It's
free.
Won't
you
send
for
it?
Address
Carratko
Milk
Products
Co..
UmSsanitTobott
Street,
Vancouver
B.C.
Carnation
Caramel
Custard
2
cups
Carnation
Milk
diluted
with
2
cups
hot
water,
J-j
cup
sugar.
i
tap.
salt,
5
eggs,
1
tsp.
vanilla.
Caramelise
sugar
by
melting
over
a
flame,
add
to
scalded
diluted
milk
in
double
boiler;
when
sugar
dissolves
add
to
slightly
beaten
eggs;
add
salt
and
vanilla;
pour
into
buttered
cups;
bake
in
22SF.
oven,
in
deep
pan
ofhot
water.
Use
It
In
Custards
Predtctd
la
Cassda
IT
it
easy
to
make
the
richest
and
creamiest
of
costards.
Just
use
Carnation
Milk
the
creamy-smooth
milk
which
insures
better
results
!n
all
cooking
because
it
is
pure,
whole
milk,
evaporated
to
double
richness.
It
keeps.
It
saves
money.
(See
recipe
above)
Carnation
Milk
'From
Contented
Cows
'
THE
STOMACH
.sBRPwia.
The
Stomach
is
that
portion
'of
the
alimentary
canal
through
which
the
human
organism
yets
its
nourishment.
Therefore
it
ix
of
the
utmost
importance
to
gooi
health
and
long
life
that
this
organ
should
be
in
perfect
working
order.
The
beginning
of
stomach
trouble
is
no
insidious
that
you
are
unaware
of
any
disorder
till
an
acute
stage
develops.
If
the
stomach
is
giving
any
distress
whatever,
the
rest
of
your
organism
is
going
to
suffer
in
consequence,
since
a
diseased
stomach
ia
incapable
of
rightfully
fulfilling
its
important
function
in
the
chemical
process
neoeasary
tor
pure
nutritious
assimilation.
My
system
of
curing
stomach
disorders
is
ultra-modern
and
is
achieved
by
natural
methods..
'
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