PAOE
SIX
THE
BAlLY
NEWS
DOLLAR
SPECIALS
on
SALE
Friday,
Saturday
and
Monday
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
FANCY
JACQUARD
TOWELS
White
with
colored
borders,
2
pr
HEMSTITCHED
'
PILLOW
SLIPS
nicely
embroidered
pr.
FANCY
CUSHIONS
In
bright
covers,
2
for
CURTAIN
PANELS
In
silk
or
Swiss,
each
.
.
.'
TOWELS
Heavy
Turkish,
white,
stripe
or
Jacquard,
pr.
CURTAIN
MUSLINS
With
colored
borders,
small
check
designs,
6
yds.
..
.
.
PURE
LINEN
TABLECLOTHS
colored
stripe
border,
each
LADIES'
&
CHILDREN'S
FELT
and
STRAW
HATS
each
QUILTED
SILK
BABY
JACKETS
pink
or
blue,
each
SILK
RAYON
BLOOMERS-Bobette
style,
lace
trimmed,
with
trimmed
pocket
in
full
range
of
shades
CORSOLETTES
and
GIRDLES
4
garter,
each
FANCY
PLEATED
SCARVES
in
various
colors
'.
PORCH
DRESSES
In
dainty
voiles,
prettily
trimmed,
each
COOLIE
COATS
In
gay
colors
each
CHILDREN'S
COVERALLS
Sizes
3
to
5.
2
for
COTTON
VESTS
and
BLOOMERS
with
silk
stripe,
per
suit
HOSIERY
PURE
SILK
HOSE
ALLAN
A
with
Picot
top,
all
latest
shades,
pr.
.
.
.'
GIRLS'
CASHMERE
HOSE
In
sand
or
black,
sizes
to
V,
2
pr.s
BOYS'
and
GIRLS7
Turned
Top
Wool
Hose,
to
size
8V2,
2
prs.
.'.
YARD
GOODS
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
WEAR
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
NEW
SEASON'S
PRINTS-
In
various
ft
A
designs,
4
yds
pJLJU
NEW
FIGURED
CREPES-In
various
f
A
A
colors,
4
yds.-...:
3JL.UV
RAYON
GINGHAMS
Several
designs
QQ
WOOL
DRESS
GOODS,
SERGES,
ETC.j
QQ
CHECK
NAINSOOK
In
peach,"
pinicj
'
"
fl
A
A
white,
maise,
5
vds
?JLl?v
COLORED
BROADCLOTHS-In
five
Q-fl
AA
shades,
4
yds
?JUtJU
See
Our
Windows
For
Further
BARGAINS
Phone
9
Third
Ave.
&
Fulton
St.
COAL!
COAL!
PEMBINA
EGG
Delivered,
per
ton
-
$12.00
ALBERTA
EGG
Delivered,
per
ton
12.50
ALBERTA
LUMP
Delivered,
per
ton
13.50
Special
Prices
On
Your
Winter
Supply
WOOD
JUST
ARRIVED,
NEW
SHIPMENT
OF
MUCH
AND
JACK
PINK
MILL
ENDS
Per
load
$1.50
BOX
CUTTINGS
Per
load
3.50
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PHONE
580
SATIN-GLO
and
ALABASTINE
form
-of
decoration
(Sards
'
V
;
.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
If
you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
bring
quick
Result3
FT.
GEORGE
!
TIMBERING
1
J.
B.
Turnbull
Is
One
District
erator
Who
Is
Not
Pessimistic
I
As
to
Season's
Prospects
t.h
hlstnrv
nf
fhp
sawmllUnir
In
P.-
GAMULA.
Fifth
Street.
55c
50c
35c
25c
Alberta
Market
Proprietor
Phone
2tt
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
Cartage,
Warehousing,
ana
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Dr
Alexander
PllftNK
813
Bf.MN'KR
RIOOR
DENTIST
1
Huge
Bear
Had
Strange
Fate
At
Cumshewa
SKIDEOATE,
May
2:
Hearing
a
commotion
in
the
woods
near
Mor-
.
J.
B.Turnbull
Is.
one
well-
known
Ban's
logging:,
camp
at
stfa
timber
man
of
the
Port
Georee
dis-
Inle
la"
week,
Elmer
Palmer
and
trlrrt
who
rines
nnt
sharp
'the
nes-
others
proceeded
to
idustryof
the
district.
Within
three
disappeared.
What
happened
to
;
months,
he
says,
mlllmen
will
be,0"1
ana
wnai
l0OK
,w
carcass
,
hopping
all
over
their
limits
to
get
13
a
mysicry
-'
;out
logs.
able
to
thom.
There
was
an
off-season
for
mill-
men
of
Fort
George
district
during
the
last
half
of
1929
and
much
of
the
cut
is
still
ln
the
mill
yards.
A
good
deal
Is
commencing
to
move
out
now,
however,
and
the
situation
looks
distlnctjy
better.
A
small
!
cut
of
logs
was
made
during
the
i
past
winter
and,
if
there
should
be
a
big
market
revival
this
summer,
;
the
mlllmen
might
be
bard
put
to
!
keep
up
with
the
demand.
With
the
exception
of
the
big
mill
at
Olscome,
most
of
the
large
mills
ln
the
district
east
of
Prince
George
are
in
good
shape
for
logging
during
the
summer
as
their
:lmber
Is
all
well
within
two
miles
;f
their
mills
or
of
water
transport
o
them.
Within
this
distance,
It
Is
;ald
that
summer
logging
can
be'
arrled
on
more
cheaply
than
winter
logging.
Sggs
Fresh
Pullets
3
doz
Milk
All
brands
12
tins
'Smiles"
Whole
Wheat
Porridge,
3-lb.
bag
Som-mor
Cake
Flour
per
pkg
Ubby's
Corn
Beef
l's
per
tin
,
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
2
tins
Empress
Plum
Jam
4-lb.
tin
Best
Food
Relish
Spread
per
Jar
Tresh
Fancy.
Mixed
Biscuits
A
tvl
ftp
1-lb.
pkg
3qulrrel
Peanut
Butter
2Mrlb.
tin
...'.
Ripe
Bananas
i
3
lbs
Nabob
Large
Prunes
!
2-lb.
pkg
lAylmer
Fancy
Com-on-Cob
OAp
!
3's.
per
tin
OVK,
Fresh
Rhubarb
i
6
lbs
$1.25
55c
51.10
95c
$1.35
30c
35c
25c
25c
50c
30c
SPRING
SALE
SUCCESSFUL
Over
$70
Realized
at
Affair
of
Cathedral
Woman's
Auxiliary
Yesterday
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
)ield
a
successful
spring
sale
yesterday
afternoon
ln
the
Cathedral
Hall
which
was
tastefully
.decorated
fpr
he
occasion
with
daffodils
arid
spring
foliage.
A
sum
exceeding
$70
4
was
realized.
'
'
Mrs.
A.
E.
Bazett-Jones
was
general
convener
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan
presided
at
the
urns.
Servlteurs
were
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nlcholls,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hlnton,
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
Mrs,
R.
M.
Smith,
Mrs.
O.
A.
Bryant,
Mrs.
W.
C.
Aspinall,
Mrs.
Chris
Perry,
Mrs.
C.
W.
Homer.
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean
and
Mrs.
Kiel-back.
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullin
was
cashier
and
ln
charge
of
other
tables
were:
Candy
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evitt
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Carson.
Aprons
Mrs.
George
Roric
and
Mrs.
C.
F.
Kemp.'
Home
CookhjgiJrj.
S.
V.
Cox
and
Mrs.
Beft
We?!?
The
first
air
m?il
order
for
advertising
arrived
at
the
Daily
News
office
this
morning.
It
was
from
the
Toronto
representative
of
thU
paper
and
carried
orders
for
advertising
of
a
well
known
eastern
manufacturer.
It
left
Toronto
April
25
and
arrived
on
last
evening's
mall.
IzamhbukI
;
Clears
The
Skin
Of
1
1
ECZEMA
&
RASH
1
m
me
naoit
Phone
360
Economy
Cash
and
Carry
Store
WE
DELIVER
ORDER
OF
$5.00
OK
OVER
FREE!
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU
TO
TRY
IT
White
Navy
Beans
5
lbs.
for
Jap
Rice
No.
1
5
lbs
40c
I
Mulkln
s
n.iklncr
Pnu'r1ir
C4
Ck
I
o
-
5's,
per
tin
tpx.uu
Malkln's
Baking
Powder
2Vi's,
per
tin
Malkln's
Baking
Powder
12-oz.
uer
tin
Campbell's
Soups
All
varieties,
per
tin
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
per
tin
.,
Molasses
5-lb.
tin
Butter
3
lb.
brick
ICorn-on-Cob
3's
I
3
tins
Garden
P(easSizp;
4
i
7,
,
tins
M0RICET0WN
CHIEF
DIES
Moosrskin
Johnny,
of
Uncertain
Age,
JVas
Familiar
Figure
In
Interior
(Interior
News)
,
-
g
what
,
it
,
was
all
about
and
found
a
simism
of
some
others
as
to
pros-
,
moumcd
ln
tradltlonal
manner
by
ipects
lor
the
coming
season's
busl-
"uc
UCU1
Wi
ia
"cai
Wl"
u"
prepared
weeks
ago,
yet
day
after
day
the
chief
held
en
to
his
slim
monstrated
what
can
be
accom-
After
Baby
Came
I
Was
Weak,
Skinny
Gained
22
Lbs.
"After
baby
was
born
I
was
very
weak,
skinny.
Since
taking
Iron-;
ized
Yeast
feel
fine.
Oained
22
lbs."
Mrs.
Laura
Benolt
!
Thousands
write
new
Ironlzedj
Yeast
adds
5
to
15
lbs.
ln
3
weeks.!
Ugly
hollows
fill
out.
Bony
limbs;
get
graceful
roundness.
Muddy
i
5kin
gets
clear
and
rosy
like
magic
1
Nervousness,
indigestion,
constlpa-i
Mon
vanish
overnight.
Sound
sleep
j
new
pep
from
very
first
day.
I
Two
great
tonics
in
one
special
weight-building
Malt
Yeast
and
itrrngthening
Iron.
Pleasant
little;
tablets.
Far
stronger
than
unmeditated
yeast.
Results
ln
time.
No
veasty
taste,
no
gas.
I
So
quit
being
"skinny,"
tired,
unattractive.
Oet
Ironlzed
Yeast
from
your
druggist
today.
Feel
great
tomorrow.
Money
back
from
manufacturer
If
not
delighted
with
quick
results.
WHAT
HAPPENED
!
TO
CLASSICAL
MUSIC
'
LOVER
ON
ISLANDS
SKIDEOATE,
May
2:
Capt
J.
Ilaan,
who
is
very
fond
of
classical
music,
remonstrated
with
his
children
for
always
playing
Jan
and
or-dered
them
to
shut
off
the
phono-graph,
doing
over
to
the
radio,
he
told
them
to
listen
for
he
was
going
to
turn
on
some
real
music.
What
35C
snould
Dlare
out
ot
tne
'oud
speaker
Uhan
"Oet
Away.
Old
Man,
Oct
Away!"
Cap.
says
he
has
given
up.
85c
$1.00
FKESII
VEGETABLES
AND
FKESII
FltUITS
AT
BEST
PRICES
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
3C0
310
Third
Ave
The
best
money
can
buy
Anhcuter-Biitth
Budweiser
Barley-Malt
Syrup,
UCIIT
OR
DARK
IUCII
IN
BODY
NOT
BnTEIt
PRACTICAL
RELIGION
Work
of
Salvation
Army
Lauded
By
Noted
Writer
Appropriate
on
the
anaLEetf
enlal
campaign
which
opened
yes-
Mooscskin
Johnny,
venerable
'
terday.
a
noted
writer
who
has
had
nVifaf
n
f
tho
Vf
nxL'n
TnHlfinR
!
nli
MrlfH
mltn
find
mat-
'i?1!
:
died
UiU
1UO
last
l
week,
VVVfW.
the
VTk-"V
event
being
ters
and
'
incidentally
has
quite'
a
reputation
as
a
globe
trotter,
gives
his
charges
and
also
by
many
In-
this
unsolicited
testimony
to
The
,ness.
Far
irom
seeing
a
stagnation
1
y7.T.
uc,uult"-
J
dlans
from
outlying
points.
For
sev-1
salvation
Army
which
now
oper
"
mams
were
sun
warm
wnen
iuuiiu
.
..-
hisiates
.,
.
,
,
-.,
(i
;in
the
lumber
business
of
that
dis-
L
I
eral
months
the
chief
was
on
ln
no
less
than
83
countries
of
jtrict
during
tne
coming
summer,
""
c
"
'
Z
deathbed,
with
the
visit
from
the
:Mr.
Turnbull
predicts
that
it
will
"7
'"7
"
Z
n""shA:
Big
Father
certain.
If
somewhat
de-,be
one
of
the
busiest
summers
in
,
day.
was
nothing
left
of
the;1
fro
exectatlon3.
His
cofnn
Week-End
Specials
Brookfield
Creamery
Butter,
3-lb.
brick
.
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
l-lb.
pkg
&gs
Fresh
Extras
3
doz
.carcass
ana
even
tne
cones
naai
r
.
,
,
the
world:
"I
admire
The
Salvation
Army
because
it
has
helped
to
shatter
once
and
for
all
the
delusion
that
religion
and
feebleness
are
necessarily
allied.
There
was
an
idea
abroad
hold
of
life.
Just
how
old
he
was
j
not
so
many
years
ago
that
good-nobody
really
knows,
but
he
was
al-1
ness
and
weakness
go
together;
ways
a
familiar
figure
to
autolsts
as
j
that
piety
is
the
same
as
pietism;
he
posed
near
the
Moricetown
j
that
you
had
to
excuse
the
busl-bridge
on
summer
days.
A
new
chief
Iness
Incapacity
and
the
blunders
of
will
be
elected
in
due
course,
this
!
religious
people
because
of
their
following
much
lobbying
and
par-
j
good
Intentions.
Now,
whatever
The
leying,
finally
ending
with
a
big
,
Salvation
Army
Is,
it
is
certainly
potlach.
not
flabby,
soft
or
Inefficient.
SUCCESSFUL
ID.
FARMER
"Now,
I
am
not
a
theologian,
I
am
a
newspaper
man.
The
necessities
of
my
dally
work
make
me
suspicious
of
cant,
of
theorising
and
of
mere
declaration.
But
when
I
see
people
going
about
feeding
the
hungry,
raising
the
lowest,
bringing
light
and
cleanliness
to
the
homes
Gcore
Mayers
of
Port
Clements
j
of
the
poor,
then,
though
I
may
not
MiIcm
Land
Produce
Five
Tons
of
Timothy
to
Acre
SKIDEOATE,
May
Meyers
of
Port
Clements
understand
all
the
points
of
their
theology
I
can
at
least
comprehend
that
here
are
men
and
women
do-Inir
thi
work
nf
ficd
ln
our
dav
and
2:
George
generaljon
It
behooves
us
now,
ccr-
has
de-
;talnly
therefore,
to
remember
the
InonHc
nf
th
twir
nnrt
Pitpnrl
tn
plished
in.
the
way
of
farming
on
Tnc
SaIvation
Army
prLCtical
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
He
has
one
of
the
finest
farms.
on
the
Wands
near
Port
Clements,
all
of
which
had
to
be
cleared.
Now
Hi
yields
five
tons
of
timothy
hay
to
I
the
acre
and
16
tons
of
potatoes.!
He
has
also
put
In
a
large
field
of
tulips
which
makes
a
sight
well
worth
seeing.
material
assistance.'
Alex
G.
Rlx
of
the
Imperial
Oil
i
Co.
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
brief
icuaiu
Frlday
May
2,
THURS.,
FRI
and
SAT,
GARY
COOPER
I
Virginian
9
triD
to
the
Interior
on
company
bo-w
business.
100
Talking
and
100
Outdoori
A
Talking
"Covered
Wagon"
j:
Talking
Comedy
"THE
BIG
KICK"
Singing
Novcltv
J
"AN
IRISH
FANTASY1
TWO
SHOWS,
7
&
9
PM.
Admission
20c
and
6oc
SAT.
MATINEE
At
2:30
15c
and
40c
It's
a
Pleasure
to
Buy
RUNNING
SHOES
The
Lowest
Prices
in
the
city
for
tho
same
quality
MASTER
MECHANIC
CLOTHES
Largest
stock
in
the
city
and
'the
prices
are
so
low
that
it's
a
pleasure
to
buy
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
The
Boy
Behind
The
Biscuit
Ever
sec
a
boy
behind
a
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit?
You
will
have
to
look
quick
before
the
biscuit
disappears
but
wait
and
you
will
sec
him
take
another
biscuit
and
more
milk.
The
more
he
chews
the
crisp
shreds
of
baked
whole
wheat,
the
more
he
likes
itand
that's
the
reason
he
is
a
real
boy,
full
of
bounding
energy
and
radiant
health.
Just
as
good
for
grown-ups.
Delicious
with
prunes,
baked
applcSf
sliced
bananas
or
any
fruit.
SHREDD
WITH
ALL
THE
BRAN
OF
THE
WHOLEWHEAT
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY
ITIV