PAGE
SIX
the
last
thinrf
at
nigut
soothes
tlie
nerves
and
assures
sound,
refreshing
sleep...
"ER
.
.
RUT
YOU
SEE
OFFICER
.
.
MY
YORK
MILK
IS
HAVING
A
BRIDGE
PARTY
.
.
-
KJTh
OF
courie,
Mr.Stigsin
mi
confused.
He
meant
to
fay
hi
wife
wai
giving
a
bridge
party
and
that
wai
why
he
simply
had
to
be
home
on
time
with
the
York
Milk
Chocolate.
"Well,"
tald
the
officer,
"If
you
knew
ai
much
about
driving
a
car
a
your
wife
doe
about
pleasing
her
gursts.
you
could
do
sixty-five
all
day
and
I'd
never
bother
you.
Better
settle
out
of
court
one
bo
of
Rowntree'
York
Milk
or
thirty
days."
Put
yourself
on
trial
on
any
charge.
Sentence
your
self
to
a
bar
of
Rowntree'
York
Milk
every
day
for
thirty
day.
You'll
find
It
delicious,
satiny
smooth,
and
to
distinctive
,
Kn
flavour
that
it
set
a
new
standard
of
milk
chocolate
goodness.
Dut
be
sure
you
get
York
Milk.
fTKrr
U
mUa
Trl
tt
LMIIk
ivitk
Jtllciiuii
I
UthnU
filhrrtrlor
time
J
fwh
pfltt
nut
Willi
1
cinrpimr.
m
THE
ROWNTREE
CO.
LIMITED.
TORONTO
Besft
for
all
-your
Bakinq
Bakc-day
success
is
assured
with
"Purity"
because
it
has,
by
.
long
years,
passed
every
home
test.
..Bread,
Cakes,
Pastry.
Use
it
for
all
your
recipes.
Your
grocer
has
it.
A
Vjoilutt
oS'Wtitrrn
Canada
Flour
flfiN
l.lmttnt
Bra
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
PRESENTS
FOR
POOR
Italy's
Prince
Asks
This
Instead
of
Wedding
Gifts
ROME,
March
6.
Prince
Hum
bert,
heir
ta
:
the
Italian
.
throne,
thoughr
he
bestowed
some
price
j
less
gifts
on
his
bride.
Princess
I
Marie-Jose
of
Belgium,
asked
those
of
his
future
subjects
that
might
feel
inclined
to
celebrate
the
happy
event
by
presents
to
I
give
them
instead
to
the
poor
and
I
unfortunate.
I
'The
response
to
the
Prince's
wish
has
been
well-nigh
universal
throughout
the
kingdom.
In
Udine,
!
far
to
the
north,
his
marriage
(.was
celebrated
by
the
inaugura
tion
of
the
Umberto
dl
Savloa
Heliotherapy
Institute,
where
the
tubercular
may
find
health
and
strength
in
the
rays
of
the
sun.
A
similar
station
will
be
erected
high
on
the
Carso
Plateau,
scene
of
some
of
the
most
trying
of
the
late
war's
engagements:
and
ex-
welfare
organization
named
aftei
the
Prince's
grandfather,
has
benefitted
bv
a
number
of
contribu
tions,
one
of
the
most
strl'tino
.being
from
a
Belgian
businessman
:
resident
in
Italy
The
Fascist
Industrial
Union
of
I
Naples
has
voted
over
$5,000
to
go
,
toward
the
establishment
of
scholarships
for
sons
of
workmen
anu
J
minor
employees,
to
enable
them
to
pursue
their
studies.
Other
charitably
inclined
Neapolitans
are
contributing
to
the
erection
of
a
whole
new
quarter
of
workmen's
houses,
built
in
modern
hygienic
principles.
This
new
village
will
bear
the
Prince's
name,
and
he
will
be
Invited
to
Naples
to
inaugurate
it.
A
new
"kitchen
for
the
poor"
capable
of
carlnc
for
the
out-of-work
for
three
months
every
winter,
will
be
instituted
at
Capodls-tria.
At
Leghorn
a
day-nursery
and
laboratory
for
the
benefit
of
abandoned
mothers
will
be
built
and
confided
to
the
sisters
of
charity,
and
named
for
the
Prince's
bride.
Shakespeare's
Glory
Rightfully
Bacons
Poet
of
Illegitimate
Rlrtli
Victim
of
Literary
Fraud,
Californlan
Finds
SACRAMENTO,
Mch.
C
After
a
year
of
investigation
in
England,,
J.
Edward
Morgan,
until
recently
pro
prietor
of
a
printshop
in
Oakland,
has
arrived
at
the
conclusion
that
glory
rightfully
due
Francis
Bacon
has
been
thrown
to
William
Shakespeare
by
English
scholastic
citcles
because
of
royal
politics
and
a
prudish
antipathy
for
a
man
of
illegitimate
birth.
Morgan,
it
was
announced
recently
in
Stratford-on-Avon,
the
home
of
Shakespeare,
is
returning
to
the
United
States
with
what
he
believes
!
is
conclusive
proof
that
Bacon
has
!
been
made
the
scape-goat
of
a
gi
gantic
literary
fraud.
A
not
unknown
writer
of
verse
himself,
Morgan
has
for
years
been
Interested
In
the
theory
of
the
Baconian
authorship
of
the
plays
attributed
to
the
Bard
of
Avon,
and
his
culminating
investigation
of
the
speculation
led
him
to
sell
his
printshop
to
obtain
funds.
Morgan
has
obtained
enlarged
photographs
of
the
bindings
and
pages
of
the
original
folios,
and
asserts
that
in
the
very
decorations,
pictures
and
letterings
of
the
script
Bacon
wrote
his
name
many
times
over.
His
son,
Walter
Morgan,
of
Sacramento,
chief
of
the
division
of
research,
and
statistics
of
the
State
Department,
of
Education
in
California
said
that
hi;
father
believes
Bacon's
illegitimate
birth
was
the
cause
of
his
denial
of
literary
recog
nitlon.
C.
N.
II.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
William
Thomas,
arrived
in
port
at
0
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
be
here
until
Saturday
night
when
she
will
return
south
on
the
same
route.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
""day,
March
6,
1930
Rived
Spruce
Here
MANY
SEEK
From
Islands
For
JQfN
BOARD
at
raw
Shipment
Arriving
here
on.
the
Prince
John
this
morning
frorrj
the
Queen
Char-
j
lotye
Islands
was
a
shipment
of,
24,-.
000
feet
of
rived
Sitka
Spruce
which
will
be
transshlped
by
rail
to
I
St.
Paul,
Minn.
The
timber
camejleM
than
a
dozcn
applications
for
from
the
operations
of
the
Berns-
member5hlp
w,n
be
prcsented
at
icui
lubsuis
w
m
ojuuesaie
iiuci,.
th
re.,iilir
mnnthlv
mwtlnir
tn-
The
camp
there
Is
making
regular
shipments
of
this
rived
spruce
to
the
Central
States.
TO
RESUME
MINE
WORK
Activity
cn
United
Empire
I'roperty
at
Stewart
is
rianned
Situated
in
a
direct
line
between
the
Prosperity
and
Silverado
pro-
service
men
will
have
precedence.
interesting
ted
Empire,
one
of
the
as
patients.
This
Is
the
gift
of
the
Province
of
Trieste,
At
Lucco.
the
provincial
section
of
the
National
Organization
for
'the
Protection
of
Maternity
and
.
Infancy
has
voted
to
commemorate
the
wedding;
by
constructing
an
asylum
capable
of
caring
for
60
war
orphans
of
poor
peasant
fam
Hies.
In
the
Province
of
Milan,
the
"House
of
Umberta
I."
a
veterans'
Portland
Canal
developments,
will
be
the
scene
of
activity
again
this
year,
officials
of
the
company
state.
The
United
Empire
is
owned
outright
by
the
company,
which
re-
Chambcr
of
Commerce
Will
Have
No
Less
Than
Twelve
Membership
Applications
Tomorrow
'judging
from
ltieH8ffiWR
n6l
morrow
night,
It
seems
that
increased
interest
is
being
taken
In
the
work
and
affairs
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
The
new
applicants
for
membership
are:
D.
B.
Finn,
director,
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station.
Thomas
W.
McPherson,
local
manager,
Home
Oil
blstributors
Ltd.
Thomas
A.
Clark,
cannery
manager,
B.
C.
Packers,
Claxton.
Thomas
Wallay,
superintendent
of
canneries.
B.
C.
Packers.
J.
P.
McMillan,
manager,
B.
C.
Packers,
Sunnyside.
Or.
H.
L.
Alexander,
dentist.
Dr.
C.
II.
Hankliuon,
physician.
Peter
Lorensen,
assistant
mana-ter.
Royal
Fish
Co.
'""
Shelford
'""rr
Da
r
ton,
accountant!
Ca-
ports
a
favorable
financial
condm!
,"Zn
tin
v,!,i
.
J
'wdkm
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co
fahcoaver,
tho
program
for
the
year
will
be
discussed.
The
directorate,
which
consists
of
William
Dann,
managing
director;
Col.
John
Leckle.
C.
H.
L.
B-anson,
Joseph
F.
Morris,
W.
S.
Lsne,
J.
E.
B.
Dickson
and
F.
R.
Jancowski,
is
pleased
with
the
report
submitted
by
Mr.
Dann,
covering
the
work
done
on
the
United
Empire
during
1029.
Mr.
Dann
points
out
in
his
report
that
samples
were
taken
across
the
face
of
the
tunnel
in
which
the
principal
work
was
being
done
last
year,
giving
values
In
gold,
silver,
lead
and
zinc,
and
that
the
values
persisted
as
the
tunnel
was
driven.
When
'Work
ceased
last
yer
thefe'Vas-a'shtovCmg
of
four
feet
of
pood
reverosiJfthe
face-
of
the
turrriel.'lrftf
eerte'nsioh
of
'tho
pros-
enl
dfift
for-
150
feet
ilttukl
bring
the
workings
under
the
high
grade
ore
out-cropping',
which
has
been
spectacular.
Sardpling
by
several
engineers,
including
two
government
engineers,
gave
results
show
ing
gokl
values
and
silver
running
from
207
ounces
to
the
ton,
with
lead
arid
klnoU'Trie
ve4n"'at
-this
p6mt
'is'sftc
feW'ih
width
and
samples'
were'
tak&i
across
24
to
27
triches'of
fhe,'veln7r
I
:".
Mr.
Dann
states
thai,
after
driving
the
additional
distance,
the
high
(trade
shoot
could
be
mined,
with
ore
shipped
at
a
comparatively
low
cost.
With
this
work
done
the
face
of
the
ttrhnel
would
be
about
100
feet
below
the
surface.
To
date
values
at
depth
have
been
much
greater
than
those
near
the
surface,
and
it
is
believed
by
engineers
that
this
will
continue
to
be
the
case
In
this
ore
shoot.
The
formation
1
the
same
as
on
the
Silverado,
Prosperity
and
Porter-Idaho
properties,
which
lends
weight
to
the
opinion
that
excellent
values
will
be
obtained
at
depth.
Misak
Aivazoff
In
Half
Million
Deal
Associated
With
II.
J.
F.
Turney
in
Former
Vancouver
Vulcanizing
Concern
The
Vulcan
Engineering
Works
Ltd.
has
been
formed
in
Vancouver
by
M.
Y.
Alvasoff
and
II.
J.
F.
Turney
to
take
over
for
a
consideration
of
$500,000
the
Vulcan
Iron
Works
Ltd.
The
company
specializes
In
construction
of
boilers
and
tanks
as
well
as
other
work.
.
Li.
New
American
Halibut
Boat
In
Maddock
of
Tacoma
Here
With
15,000
rounds
After
Maiden
Trip
to
Hanks
Another
new
halibut
boat
Is
in
port
today
after
its
maiden
trip
to
the
fishing
grounds.
This
Is
the
Maddock
which
has
a
catch
of
15,-000
pounds.
The
Maddock
Is
a
40-foot
four-man
boat
which
was
built
in
Tacoma
last
fall
for
Capt.
John
Skarpness.
She
is
named
after
William
Maddock,
manager
of
the
Seattle
Fish
Exchange.
Both
the
Maddock
and
the
Canadian
boat
Gulvlk,
whlch
arlrved
yesterday
with
7,000
pounds,
are
holding
over
until
tomorrow.
a.
M.
ye-guson.
purchasing
ag-n
B.
C.
Packers.
Robert
Elance.
marine
superin-endent,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
J.
E.
noddle,
chief
engineer,
Ca-nadiin
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
POLES
HERE
VERY
FINE
Biff
Quebec
Dealer
Speaks
Favorably
of
This
District's
Product
J.
F.
'Seguln,
prominent
Quebec
pole
dealer,
who
was
in
the
city
for
a
brief
visit
yesterday
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
west,
said
that
his
company
used
to
purchase
a
large
amount
of
Its
timber
from
the
United
States
until
they
had
experience
with
the
product
of
this
district
which
proved
so
satisfactory
to
them
that
they
now
endeavor
to
buy
all
possible
here.
For
many
years,
Mr.
Seguln
has
been
a
heavy
buyer
of
poles
and
other
timber
products
from
this
district
but.
it
was
the
first
time
he
had
ever
had
the
opportunity
to
visit
this
part
of
the
Dominion.
The
head
office
of
Mr.
Scguin's
company
is
in
Quebec
with
a
branch
in
Montreal.
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I'OR
SETTLEMENT
In
order
to
meet
the
demands
for
new
homesteads
in
the
Peace
River
district,
two
survey
parties
under
instructions
from
the
Sur-
The
congregation
of
St.
Mark's
veyor
General.
Topographical
8ur-
AngUcan
Church
here
has
elected
vey.
Department
of
the
Interior.
the
following
officers
for
the
year:
thU
year
subdivided
a
large
area
rectors
warden,
js.
t.
Appiewaite;
of
new
land
In
people'!
warden,
O.
N.
Manafleld;
where
settlement
.ecretary,
P.
8.
Jaok;
executive,
most
rapidly.
Mrs.
H.
P.
Gibson,
J.
II.
Maunsell,
H.
C.
Dennett.
J.
O.
Lyon,
C.
J.
Jack-
-
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'
'
son
and
A.
flusswurm.
Jack
Curzon
came
down
from
Premier
last
week
to
meet
Mrs.'
Curzon
and
child
on
their
arrival,
from
Vancouver.
ALICE
ARM
The
Britannia
Mines
Si
Smelting
Co.
will,
it
is
understood,
conduct
I
those
localities
is
proceeding
Specials
FOR
Friday,
Saturday
and
Monday
lng
summer
on
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as
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on
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Toric.
A.
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week
for
the
Anyox
Hospital
to
obtain
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treatment.
Mrs.
J.
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after
spending
Economy
Tea
Per
lb
50c
Itoyal
City
Strawberries
2s
Per
tin
33e
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2s,
per
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Duet
Per
pkg
30c
a
Kellogg's
All-Bran
3
pkgs
58c
vacation
at
Anyox,
returned
to
her
Cooking
Apples
4
lbs
25c
home
here
last
week.
Dr
Alexander
rilONE
STB
DtSNKU
BLOCK
DENTIST
Bed
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Beans
2
lbs
25c
I
Campbell's
Tomato
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&
Carry
PHONE
360
319
Third
Ave.
Week-End
Specials
2
Pkgs.
Hobln
Hood
Fancy
Cake
Flour
and
1
Large
Q0
Size
Mixing
Bowl
all
for
Robin
Hood
Rapid
Oats
with
Fancy
Rose
Colored
7SC
Tumblers,
3
pkgs.
Eggs,
Fjresh
Bxtnw
g
25
3
dot
...
Sunnybrook
Creamery
Of
9j
.
Butter,
3
lb.
brick
Rogers
Golden
Syrup
9flC
v
2
lb.
tin
Icing
Sugar
uv
Ofln
2
1b.
pkg
Nabob
Tea,
Is,
Q
1
g
2
pkgs.
Malklns
Best
Spinach,
2s,
2
tins
v"
Garden
Peas,
No.
4,
1
Sfi
Per
tin
"
Frascr
Valley
Black
Currant
ggg
lIUlll,
1
JU.
w
Malklns
Best
Baby
Beets,
2s,
Per
tin
Fraser
Valley
Strawberry
CgC
Jam,
4
lb.
tin
,
Royal
City
Green
Peas,
2s,
JJgQ
2
tins
,
.'.
Pearl
White
Napfeia
Soap
gQ(
11
bars
-
Mrs.
Porter's
Sandwich
25C
Spread,
8
oz.
jar
Alberta
Market
P.
G
AMU
LA.
Proprietor
l-lftfi
Street,
Phne
203