TIIE.DAHjV
NEWS
Thursday,
M:
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PAGE
SIX
Wise
Babies
Select
Intelligent
Mothers
Safe
PKODUCBD
la
CANADA
jfrom
TTiflAy
TStaJtJ-
I
really
marvel
at
the
young
mothers
of
today.
1
heir
wisdom
is
nothing
short
of
estoundine.
No
child
ot
theirs
is
per
mitted,
in
spite
of
the
most
doting
of
rrand
parents,
to
play
trie
role
ot
new
toy
for
the
diversion
of
the
family.
The
rights
of
the
modern
baby
are
firmly
respected,
his
routine
sternly
maintained.
His
baths
and
feedings
and
sleep
follow
each
other
in
the
most
orderly
precision.
No
wonder
he
is
a
calm,
healthy,
good-natured
baby,
easy
lo
rare
lor,
steady
in
gains.
I
admit
that
there
are
exceptions,
because
not
every
baby
gets
a,
perfect
start,
u
nen
tnere
are
teeatng
prob
lems
to
be
solved,
the
mother
s
respon
utilities
are
heaw.
But
hcbv
srac
iaSsU
today
have
such
a
broad
knowledge
that
it
usually
takes
but
a
little
whue
to
discover
the
right
food
for
any
infant.
The
beat
milk
for
your
baby
On
one
thing
you
will
find
that
all
doctors
agree.
For
the
baby
just
starting
out
in
life,
breast-feeding
is
a
great
advantage
over
artificial
feed
ins.
If
your
baby
must
be
artificially
fed.
let
your
doctor
be
the
one
to
advise
you.
With
his
wide
experience
with
many
babies,
he
can
guide
you
to
the
right
substitute
for
mother's
milk.
Ik
may
advise
you
to
use
Carnation
Mill:
in
the
feeding
of
your
baby.
If
he
doss,
you
can
feel
well
satisfied
w(;h
his
choice.
He
has
selected
it
for
very
definite
reasons.
The
first
is
that
it
is
soft.
Milk
for
the
feeding
of
a
tiny
infant
must
be
of
the
purest
quality,
produced
under
the
most
sanitary
conditions.
It
must
be
whole
milk,
sufficiently
rich
in
butter
fats.
Even
If
you
can
find
svch
qualifications
in
bottled
milk,
the
quality
is
almost
sure
to
vary
from
day
to
day.
Carnation
Milk
is
the
purest
of
tehoit
milk,
produced
from
selected
herds,
under
strict
sanitary'
regulations.
The
quality
is
of
controlled
uniformly;
the
butter-fat
content
is
never
less
than
7.8
per
cent.
In
addition
to
its
purity
and
uniformly
high
quality,
Carnation
Milk
offers
another
advantage.
It
is
so
carefully
sterilised,
so
free
from
germs
and
bacteria,
and
sealed
so
perfectly
against
contarrinrHon
that
no
fur
tber
pasteurisation
is
necessary.
You
merely
aed
pure
water
to
replace
tliat
removed
in
evaporation
and
you
have
pure
milk.
A
verv
imncrtant
advantage
whkh
Carnation
otters
in
tle
feeding
of
in
fants
is
its
easy
digestibility,
due
to
the
"liomogenixation"
which
breaks
up
the
fat
globules
into
extremely
minute
particles,
verv
reioily
assimilable
even
by
a
baby
with
a
weak
digestion.
Of
cnurae
the
feeding
of
babies
is
but
one
of
Carnation
Milk's
important
It
is
wonderful
for
all
cookie?.
better
in
results,
economical,
conven
ient
and
depen-lable.
Send
for
tree
Carnation
Cook
Book.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co.,
Limited,
134
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
For
Babies
In
the
feeding
of
infants,
Carnation
Milk
is
a
safe
choice.
It
is
whole
milk
of
high
quality
pure,
sterilized,
uniform
and
available
anywhere.
Because
it
is
"homogenized",
it
is
particularly
easy
of
digestion.
Ask
your
doctor.
AT
"H
e"M
Contented
low
s
onthtlabtl
mean
EVAPORATED
MILK
of
high$t
quality
V-
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
sailings
I
rani
Print
Itapert
rw
VANTOI'VEIt.
VICTOlll
l,
Swsiuon
llaj.
Ilatedsfe.
Alert
llay.
etc..
rue-day,
3:10
p.m
lw
V.WOLtKK.
WtTOKIA.
HutnUlt.
Alert
Itat.
He..
Friday
ntlunlsht
I
Of
ALICE
ARM.
AN'VO.X.
XTKU
ART.
NAAK
RIVER.
Sunday.
1:04
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I
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PORT
XIMPXON
AMI
WALKS
ISLAM.
Tnvrsdar.
B
m.
ItS
tad
-une
II.
M
SMITH
ntt
llinre
linpert.
II.
C.
II
rough
ih
M
Mid
to
Victoria
and
ltl
.aM
baftaie
cheeked
through
to
destination.
UCANAOIANf
MCIFICX
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
Krtchlkan,
Wransril,
Juneau
and
Skagwav
J
one
i,
in,
11,
n.
"I
To
Vaniouvrr.
Vli
torU,
Muttle-
lime
5.
VI.
1.1.
19.
i,
,
28.
I'KlM
Uss
MA(1
INNA
(X.nn
lull,
rlr..
Yaniiiutrr
and
Vlrlorlu
rvrr
I'rldnv
111
p.m.
ArimiI
for
all
Nteamhli
Lines
W.
Unt'llAlill,
.t.
Kltl.
AtiKM
Srl
Ave..
I'rlnrr
Kunrrt.
11.
C
riione
31
Canadian
National
Qfte
Largefl
Railway
Syflcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
rollings
frM
'MtlXl'i:
mil'KIIT
for
VANWH'VBR.
VlfTOMI
"HKVTTJ.K.
alHl
Intrfmnllntf
points,
rarli
TliurMln.v
and
Numlny,
():m
p.m.
tor
ANYOX
and
BTLWAKT,
radi
Hrdnrda)
and
Saturday.
4:00
p.m.
Inr
SUH
I
II
AM)
fULTII
CJtKK.N
(
HAItLUTlK
ISLAM,
torllllghtl)
l'ASSI:li:u
TRAINS
LEAVE
l'l(lf'K
Kt'WtMT
DMI.V
HV(
tiHT
M
VDAV
at
11:30
a
m
for
PHINfT,
(II.OIUIK,
LD.MON-lO.N.
WISMI'Kl.
all
points
La-Urn
Canada,
(tailed
states.
AOLM'Y
ALL
OCEAN
8
TKAMSHIP
LINES
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave,
l'rinrc
Itupcrt
1'hone
200
Try
a
Daily
News
Want
Ad.
District
News
was
a
visitor
here
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
II
F..
Gregg,
assistant
distrkt
forester
of
Prince
Rupert
was
in
this
district
early
in
the
week.
L.
Uethuren
of
Usk
was
In
town
on
Monday.
Jas.
McConnell.
who
went
as
lay
delegate
from
this
district
to
he
United
Church
conference
in
Vancouver
arrived
home
on
Mon-
Week-End
Specials
SWIFT'S
PURE
LARD
10-lb.
pail
$2.00
MALKIN'S
COFFEE
1-lb.
tin
,G0c
KELLOGG'S
CORN
FLAKES
Pkg.
.vrr.i
10c
.
OST'S
BRAN
FLAKES
Pkg
...l&c
.iEINZ
PORK
AND
BEANS
Small
sise,
2
tins
2Ac
IEINZ
POBK
AND
BEANS
Medium
size,
2
tins
8frc
J.
C.
L.
MALT
EXTRACT
2V4-lb.
tin
00c
B.
&
K.
PASTRY
FLOUR
10-lb.
sack
59c
.INE
GOLDEN
CHURN
BUT
TER
8-lb.
brick
;.$1.40
NABOB
RED
PLUM
JAM
4s.
Tin
46c
NABOB
MINCE
CLAM&-H.
2
tins
36c
C.
&'B.
SOCKEYE
SALMON
1-lb.
tin
40c
ri'AOLE
LOBSTER
fta.
Tin
50c
COLUMBIA
PEARS
2V4.
2,
tins
5Sc
.10YAL
CITY
RED
PLUMB
2'3S.
,8
tins
70c
PICKLED
PIGS'
FEET
Hone-
less.
Jar
Me-
FRESH
EGGS
Extras.
8
doz
$1.10
SWEET
ORANGES
Last
chance
for
navels.
5
dos
$1.00
FINE
RIPE
BANANAS
3
lbs
50c
i''rcih
Green
Vegetables
Arriving
Every
Boat
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Proprietor
i'ifth
Street.
Phone
Z0f
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
day,
JiaviHg
motored
through
from
Vancoufwr
to
llazeltoo
in
a
lisrht
tUvewj-
truck
purchased
while
in4h
fputh.
TERRACE
M.
Allard
vnu
in
from
Kalura
Lake
at
till)
ginning
of
the
C.
F.
A.
Green
left
on
Monday
week.
'
on
a
short
business
trip
to
Prince
-Sat
Rupert.
A.
C.
Mo&p&l
of
Prince
Jlup-
-
ert
was
a
vftfar
here
on
Mtm-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
Lowray
of
day.
Usk
who
have
been
on
a
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
returned
to
Terrace
on
Monday.
R.
J.
OotttJC.
E.
Imespn
and
R.
A.
Mesiifc
were
Vancouver
v'sitors
in-
tovra
during
the
first
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
received!
of
the
was,
wrtrH
nn
MnnHnv
that
hi
ann.
'Pi
Theodore,
who
is
a
patient
in
the
i
Geo.
Prince
Runert
hospital
with
a
on
a
Lfttfrfcift
on
Wdnejri.
businea
uaineiflHb-ip
to
hia
lirMbcr
dislocated
elbow
has
contracted
vrrda
at
Smlthers
and
Vansler-
peptic
poisoning
and
will
be
con-(
hoof,
fined
to
the
hospital
for
somel
time.
Mrs.
Robinson
is
remaining
in
Prince
Rupert
with
him.
Mrs.
Jas.
Farquhar
arrived
on
Monday
to
visit
at
the
home
of
her
parents.
Canon
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marah.
Mrs.
Henderson
of
Usk,
was,
a
visitor
in
Terrace
on
Monday
prior
to
leaving
with
her
family
on.
Tuesday
for
the
eastern
states.
C.
R.
Gilbert
left
on
Monday
for
Interior
'points
on
a
business
trip.
S.
Jabour
of
Prince
Rupert
ASSIZE
S
ill?
i'.-
Ml
One
Criminal
Cn-e
an-)
a
Number
f
Civil
Action
to
Be
Heard
Kttt
Week
With
Mr1.
Justice
Gregory
to
paaaMc,
the
spring
ses-'on
of
the
flnpreme
Court
Assises
will
open
here
next
Wednesday.
There
is
on
criminal
cam
on
the
'ocket,
two
"civil
actions
two
hamber
applications
and
one
livorce
case.
In
the
crimen
ul
caw,
Jackson
on.
son,
iqantu
native,
is
harged
with
committing
a
atatu-iry
offence
agaiost
a
tet-year-ld
girl.
A.
M
Johnson,
K.C..
vill
arrive
fn
tht-
city
on
Saturday
uorning
from
Vancouver
to
ad
as
rown
prosefetftor.
On
the
same
-oat,
inspector
William
Spiller
will
be
bringing
the
accused
to
he
city.
Patmorp
&
Fulton
are
cting
on
behalf
of
the
accused.
Civil
actions
will
include
the
S.
?.
McMordie
vs.
Cliff
Ford
case
n
which
a
4um
of
some
$3000
is
in
iispute
over
repairs
to
the
West-solme
Theatre.
E.
F.
Jones
has
.he
case
for
the
plaintiff,
while
Milton
Gonsahts
will
act
for
the
defendant.
An
aCtion-Billings
vs.
Cana-uian
National
Railways
is
also
xpected
to
bft,
heird
at
the
As-
L
,
ie.
Defendait,
for
whom
Pat-('
LAST
NIGHT
OF
AL
JOtSON
IN
SINGING
FOOL
World's
Greatest
Entertainer
Will
Be
Smi
Again
Tonight
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
Al
Jol:on,
the
world's
greatest
entertainer,
will
be
seen
again
tonight
in
his
greatest
triumph,
Ttfe
Singing
Fool."
One
of
the
finest
pictures
ever
shown
here
a
human,
laughable,
lovable
story,
combining
joy,
sorrow,
triumph,
failure,
love
and
'Ottg.
Jolson
sings
his
three
great
song
hits,
"It
AU
Depends
on
You,"
"A
Rainbow
Around
My
Shoulders,"
and
that
never
to
be
forgotten
"Sonny
Boy.
Have
you
heard
Jolson
sing
hese
songs?
Hear
htm
tonight
,-ou'll
be
delighted.
W8KK
At
Til
BATH
H
...
Tuesday,
Wednssda)'
and
"The.
SiMinH
Fool"
Com-
eoy,
OtiwUi,
uad
Paramount
iteWS.
,
'
Fridav
aisd
SalurtlHy
'Th-
Tr;.il
of
'98,M
Com-
c'y,
(
Qllej'lr.ris,
No.
4.
i
4
more
A
Fulton
rt
acting,
claims
1
from
the
defendant
$2000
as
dam-!
w,
w;sh
to
introduce
to
the
ages
when
he
was
bitten,
by
a
hor.se
t
ubiic
wane
a
passenger
on
a
u.
."i.
K.
n.
steamer.
'
Willjams,
Manson
Jongnles
will
act
for
the
defend
uit
company.
,
One
of
the
chamber
applications
will
be
certiori
proceedings
rf
Mr.
Tilbrook,
of
Vnncouver,
who
Ivatsu
Osawa,
Queen
Charlotte
i
we
feel
confident
will
come
up
to
v-ity
Japanese,
against
a
eonvic-
your
expectations
and
give
you
lion
under
the
Government
Liquor
satisfaction
Act,
Patmore
&
Fulton.
acting
for
he
appellant
.
The
other
chamber
application
under
the
Workmen's
Compen
sation
Act.
E.
W.
MARENTFITE
IS
ILL
WITH
PNEUMONIA
TERRACE.
May
80:
E.
W.
Marentette
was
taken
suddenly
II
on
Moiuhty
with
pneumonia,
nnd
is
confined
to
his
home
here
Mrs.
J.
Johns
of
Prince
Rupert
.rrived
on
Wednesday
to
act
as
nurse
in
attendance.,,
Ernest
Al-listone
of
Prince
Rupert
is
relieving
temporarily
in
the
bank
until
a
relieving
manager
arrive''
ronv
Vancouver.
OnrNewButcher
VEAL
STEW
Per
lb
20c
LOIN
VEAL
Per
lb
85c
BRISKET
BBEF
Per
lb
14c
HAMBURGER
Per
lb
SO:
POT
ROASTS
Per
lb.
18c
to
26c
FUNERAL
AT
TERRACE
"E
"i!!
BEFr,"
"
?
OF
PETER
T011SIfflS0KlsHoGLroRK-P.rib.
Z
i
LAMB
STEW
Per
lb
20c
TERRACE.
May
80:
The
fu-'
LOIN
CHOPS
Per
lb
40c
neral
of
the
late
rete
Torsten-i
son.
who
died,
on
Sunday
in
the!
Prince
Rupert
GeneraP
Hospital
as
the
result
of
a
broken
neck
received
in
a
logging
accident
here,
took
place
following
the
ar
rival
of
Tuesday's
train,
Kev.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
I.im'teJ
Wm.
Allan
conducting
the
burial
t',17-12.1
5th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18484
service.
The
palll'carerp
were
G.
West-man.
Geo.
Little,
E.
T.
Kenney,
S.
Kirkaldy.
R.
Beecher
and
G.
II.
Dyson.
Tha
deceased
man
fought
in
the
irreat
war
and
re-eoglntion
of
nti
was
made
by
the
sounding
T
"The
Last
Post"
oy
8
N.
Kirkaldy.
Those
Languid
Eyes
They
quickly
rtfleet
your
With,
and
phyiical
condition
rdi
eyes
indicate
the
tesnperoment
of
the
Momach.
Watch
the
eyei
.
.
.
tfS
that
the
whites
are
clear
with
a
healthy
bluith
tinge.
The
minute
a
yellow
tinge
appears
it
betrays
constipation,
sluggish
liver
or
bil-ioutneu,
you
need
a
lasative.
Bring
back
your
,
Vigour,
Vim,
Vitality
with
Bnih.m's
Pill.
the
Mite
wf
to
ton.ni.
jojfuui.
iunauig
a)
t
Mtlui.
I
Ttr
e
rarular
vrular
dalfr
V
'
t.ll
the
llury.
Kiwi
ii
'
i'
C
Product
hi
Irr
Irvm
Ike
Fpt
In
,im
I'.'.''
niirmcnli.
)irolil
V.
Kiifliie
K
C'
mnir.l,
Tomnio
1
.
P.
O.
Box
575.
Dr
Alexander
PHONE
57
s
IIF.SVKK
IILOCK
ENTIST
SUITS!
SUITS!
!
MADE
TO
OKiWK
Cutling,
'Wnihmnnhli
and
Stylt
All
Gunrnnleed
SUITS
STIJAM
CLEANED
AND
PItlJSSKI)
We
Dillvir
to
Any
Part
of
the
City.
aeaaM
Lin?,
the
Tailor
Phone
G
19
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dmm
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THUR
i
Two
Showi
Each
ASw'vA.
AL
JDLSON
IiN
HIS
GREATEST
Sl
((
f;
s
g
Fool"
The
Greatest
Entertainer
on
Stage
or
Screen
With
a
Wonderful
Cast
COM
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