PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
i
if
5
.
Gredarmes,
and
others,
attendln
som,
ot
h"
muny
women
and
gilr
who
collapsed
In
dense-crowd-at
recent
International
rugger
g
me
between
Wales
and
France
in
Paris.
Astonishing
Guns
.
Skoot
Food
to
Eat
WTieaf
and
rice
grains
given
their
most
nutritious
form
HERE
are
wheat
and
rice
grains
shot
from
guns!
To
give
them
a
new
delidousnes.tl
a
more
perfect
digestibility.
First
the
choice,
plump
grains
are
scaled
in
guns.
Then
revolved
in
fiery
ovens.
Then
fired.
This
causes
125
million
explosions
in
every
grain.
It
blasts
open
every
tiny
food
all.
Thus
every
particle
of
the
grain
is
made
as
completely
digestible
as
though
it
had
been
cooked
for
hours.
And
so
Puffed
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice
attain
the'
vfrtffii
nourishment
of
hot
cooked
cereals.
And
what
new
flavoriness
.
.
.
what
delicious,
crisp
crunchincss
.
.
.
this
wonderful
invention
brings
to
wheat
and
rice.
The
grains
are
puffed
to
8
times
normal
size.
They
taste
like
sweet
new
nutmeats.
They
entice
as
grain
foods
never
have
before.
Serve
Puffed
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice
every
day
in
every
way
you
can.
Your
family
deserves
this
finer
kind
of
nourishment.
Your
grocer
has
Puffed
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice.
The
Quaker
Oats
Company.
5757
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice
GOLD
w
IrAlir
(Quark
s
It
ATCH
GIVEN
AWAY
FREE
!
To
Some
Person
Subscribing
to
the
Daily
News
During
the
Present
Campaign
.
Those
who
subscribe
to
the
Daily
Now$
during
the
present
campaign
have
an
opportunity
of
winning
a
solid
14-carat
tfa-
tham
Vatch,
17-jewelled,
purchased
by
the
Daily
NewsJM-R.
W.
Cameron,
This
is
a
pre&ent'.to
one
of
those
who
subscnHeW
addition
to
the
valuable
prizes
given
to
the
candidates.
The
watch
is
a
splendid
one,
guaranteed
by
the.
makers,
and
will
be
on
view
in
Cameron's
window
in
the
next
few
days.
The
campaign
receipt
for
a
subscription
to
tho
News
gives
a
chance
on
tho
watch.
Be
sure
you
keep
your
receipt.
HENRY
IN
VANCOUVER
New
C.
N.
It.
Ship
Given
Great
-Reception
onq
Saturday
VANCOUVER.
June
24:
Dally
decorated
with
flags
and
streamers
from
bow
to
stern
and
with
whistle
Former
Member,
of
Daily
NeYJB:ftaff,
IJcrcavcd,
Word
received
in
Ul'e'cUy'yester-
day
by
wire
was
to
the
effect
that
David
Easson,
a
brother
of
Miss
Maude
Easson,
formerly
of
the
Daily
News
staff,
with
whom
she
had
been
residing
at
Peterborough,
Ladies
Should
Get
Busy
For
the
Fall
Fair
Number'
of
Attractive
Jlri-i
zes
For
Those
Who
Wish
to
Enter
This
Year
Many
people
do
not
enter
their
needlework,
cooking
or
cannlwr
In
and
siren
going
continually
to
an-1
the
annual
fall
fair
because
they
do
jswer
the
din
of
welcome
got
up
by
not
think
rf
it.
A
Ions
JLst
of
prizes
the
other
vessels
In
port
and
in
thc,is
offered
and
there
is
a
great
op
harbor,
ss.
Prlnce
Henry.
newly
ap-
jportunlty
for
those
who'
have
nev-I
pointed
flagship
of
the
Canadian
cr
before
entered
to
do
so
this
year.
;
National
Steamships
Pacific
Coast
ThC
pri7.e
list
can
be
obtained
from
!
fleet,
sailed
into
the
Port
of
Van-j
the
secretary.
W.
D.
Vance.
Enter-couver
on
Saturday
afternoon,
;
fnr
exhibits
Is
a
great
IncenUve
to
completing
her
voyage
from
Bir-EOod
worlt
and
there
Is
conslder-kenhead.
This
latest
addition
to,abJc
ktck
m
belng
able
to
take
a
Pacific
Coast
transportation
ser-.
;jrst
prize,
'
vice
arrived
from
San
Pedro
at
WU-
i
,
Ham
Head
shortly
after
11
o'clock.
After
the
official
formalities
had
been
completed,
she
was
put
under
way
for
Vancouver
and
made
a
quick
run
over,
doing
the
distance
from
Victoria
to
Point
Atkinson
in
three
hours.
Captain
J.
Gilbert,
who
brought
the
vessel
over
from
Bir
kenhead,
was
In
command.
Capt.
Dan
Donald,
commodore
of
the
Pacific
Coast
fleet,
who
met
the
Henry
at
San
Pedro,
was
also
on
the
bridge
and
will
take
official
charge
when
this
boat
is
placed
In
the
Alaskan
service,
commencing
on
the
evening
of
July
3.
JO
11
NFRY
HAS
DIED
Was
Proprietor
of
Central
Hotel
Here
For
Short
TimeLast
Year
;
John
Fry,
who
was
proprietor
of
the
Central
Hotel'
here
for
a
short
time
last
year,
died
last
Thursday
in
Shaughnessy
Military
Hospital,
The
Prince
Henry
Is
a
sister
ship
I
Vancouver,
after
a
long
Illness.
The
to
the
Prince
David
and
Prince
Ro-
I1"
Mr-
Fry
was
60
years
of
age,
bert,
which
will
go
Into
the
Seattle-
and
a
native
of
Ontario,
and
for
Victoria
-Vancouver
service.
I
years
naa
been
Identified
with
the
The
welcome
at
Vancouver
was
alnana'iement
the
Hotel
Winters
Treat
sight.
Point
Atkinson
had!"1
Vancouver.
Falling
health
made
hardly
been
passed
before
salutes
i
11
necessary
ror
nim
to
leave
Prince
were
being
accorded.
From
then
Into
the
Canadian
National
pier
there
was
a
terrific
din,
which
included
an
automobile
horn
chorus
from
hundreds
of
cars
parked
along
the
roads
in
Stanley
Park
to
give
their
occupants
their
first
view
of
the
palatial
new
liner.
Thousands
of
oeople
were
on
the
pier
and
they
Irig
the
boat
to
have
a
first
hand
lottK
at
her
beautiful
appointments:
"The
trip
across
the
Atlantic
pro-
Vided
a
severe,
yet
interesting
test,
fh'
the
opinion
of
Capt.
Ollbert.
Every
kind
of
weather
was
encounter
ed
and
all
the
way
tip
the
coast
all
i
kinds
of
wind
and
tides
were
met.
i
"At
no
time
did
I
ever
give
a
signal
j
that
was
not
quickly
tnet
by
her
engines'
and
she
performed
like
a
veteran-
throughout.
Her
Seagoing
qualities
have
been
proved
and
she
turns''
tout
to
be
a
boat
than
can
meet
all
sorts
of
wotther
conditions
and
handle
herself
exceptionally
well
In
rough
and
rolling
seas.
Performed
Well
The
engines
are
the
latest
In
ma
rine
construction
and
it
is
not
a
secret
to
say
that
the
eyes
of
the
marine
world
were
centred
on
this
ship
during
her
voyage
from
Blr-knhead
to
Vancouver.
The
boat
has
answered
every
test
and
It
is
a
source
of
great
satisfaction
for
me
Rupert
only
a
few
months
after
he
had
arrived
here
to
assume
proprietorship
of
the
Central
HoUl
In
partnership
with
Andrew
Donald.
When
the
late
Mr.
Fry
left
herej
his
interest
in
the
hotel
was
taken
over
by
C.
R.
Biggart.
Deceased
Is
survived
by
a
widow,
one
son,
one
daughter,
his
aged
fcok
the
first
opportunity
of
board-1
mother,
three.
;
brothers
four
sis
ters
apnjflp.ftflranfljaaugnter.
Iptelf0!
Pla?e
8aturta
xfternoon'm
Vancouver
under
Masonic
auspices,
burial
being
made
in
the
f
amtM'pRttltf
Ocean
View
Burial
Park.
'
Vanderhoof
Folk
at
Stanley
Park
ii
if
i
i?
ifm
cr
1?
cs
id
en
ts
of
imenori
lown
r
ore-
MM
gather
Former
residents
of
Vanderhoof
to
the
number
of
30
held
a
reunion
recently
in
Stanley
Park,
Vancouver.
Those
attending
included
Rev.
iind
Mrs
K
T
MrPnrlanp
and
nn
E.
A.
Mitchell
and
daughters,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ollbert
Wilkes
and
daughter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
B.
Laird
and
to
say
that
this
new
boat
has
come
J
children.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
N.
Dazell
through
what
really
was
a
gruelling
and
chllren,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
J
Mc-journey
with
flying
colors.
I
am
Intosh.
E.
Smedley,
Miss
Evelyn
completely
satisfied
and
so
are
theJSmedley,
Misses
Mary
and
Louise
mglneers,"
declared
Capt.
Ollbert.
!
Enell.
Miss
Marjorle
Patterson,
Miss
The
passenger
accomodation
on'Gr&ce
Mcintosh,
Miss
Jean
Canine
Prince
Henry
is
the
last
word
in
j
eron,
Miss
Doris
Moore,
Harvey
appointments.
Every
desire
of
the
Pratt.
Misses
Peggy
and
Nlta
Archl-travelllng
public
has
been
met
and
j
bald,
Mrs.
Joyce
Goodrich
and
Miss
on
every
deck
comfort
Is
the
pre-1
inezcnristleson.
dominating
feature.
De
luxe
room'
suites
have
bedroom,
sitting
room,
luggage
room
and
bathroom,
the
latter
finished
ln
green
tile.
There
;
are
two-berth
cabins,
twin-bed
cabins,
single
bed
cabins
and
three
berth
cabins.
The
various
lounge
and
observation
rooms
are
spacious
and
beautifully
equipped
with
comfortable
furniture.
The
smoking
room
is
designed
after
the
English
tavern
style
.'and
ln
ftU
these
the
lighting
effects
are
a
feature.
The
dining
room
seats
180.
There
is
ac-
omodatlon
for
334
first
class
pas
sengers
and
70
third
class
with
additional
room
for
1500
day
passen
gers.
BS.
Prince
Henry
will
continue
ln
the
Alaskan
service
during
tho
summer
months.
Brother
of
Miss
M.
EassonDies
Salad
SPECIALS
Heinz
Salad
Cream
3
bottles
for
Heinz
Sandwich
Spread
3
bottles
.
$1
$1
Dutch
Maid
Mayonaiso
0fl
3
bottles
for
v-i.
Fannings
Bread
But-
Aftf
Vvi
avJii
v-tj
is&
j
11.
Lettuce
3
heads
for
.
.
C.
&
B.
Picnic
Jams
OO
3
iars
for
...,k-.
j.'.wwt
Sweet
BiscuitiWJ10
Pigs
Feet
3
jars
for
25c
$1
Fresh
Fruits
&
Vegetables
Arriving
Every
Boat
Ontn
for
several
years,
had
died.
ii
r
r
Some
years
ago
he
lost
his
wife
who
IflUSScllleni
brOCCrV
lO.
was
was
burned
burned
to
to
death.
death.
He
Hn
himself
himself
1
had
been
ill
since
Easter
with
heart
trouble.
The
late
Mr.
Easson
was
a
prominent
engineer
and
designed
the
locks
of
Peterborough
Canal.
417-423
Limited
1
Sth
Avenue
PHONE
Ik
AND
84
East
WILL
SEEK
POLE
RENT
(Mty
Council
Wonders
If
It
Has
Not
Contra
Account
Against
Power
Co.
After
the
accounts
had
been
ad
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
My
council,
Aid.
Black
referred
to
m
Item
of
$1800
for
which
the
municipal
telephone
department
had
')ecn
billed
by
the
Power
Corpora-ion
of
Canada
for
rent
of
poles.
l.
Black
suggested
that
the
ac-unt
be
referred
to
the
utilities
ommlttee
for
checking.
He
won-iercd
if
there
were
not
some
cases
n
which
the
telephone
department
Ight
similarly
charge
the
Power
orporation
for
rent
of
poles.
Aid.
Macdonald,
chairman
of
the
utilities
committee,
stated
that
the
telephone
superintendent
had
Just
completed
a
pheck-up
and
had
nad
a
report
at
the
last
meeting
of
he
committee.
A
complete
report
was
now
being
prepared.
Aid.
Black
further
Inquired
If
here
was
not
some
provision
for
payment
of
rental
for
poles
on
city
property.
Aid.
Rudderham
thought
that
assessment
for
this
was
provided
for
under
the
original
agreement.
Aid.
Brown
inquired
about
an
Itemiof
$150
for
payment
to
H.
O.
Crewe.
It
was
explained
that
this
was
not
really
a
payment
by
the
city
but
a
transfer
to
Mr.
Crewe
of
the
sum
ln
connection
with
the
sale
of
a
house
to
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert.
After
these
explanations
had
been
made,
accounts
totalling
$14,-540.20
were
passed
for
payment
with
the
exception
of
the
item
of
$1800
in
favor
of
the
Power
Corporation
which
was
referred
to
the
utilities
committee
for
further
BORDEN
STREET
SIDEWALK
PLAN
Solution
of
Work
Is
City
Long
Standing
Reached
By
Council
A
new
solution
for
the
provision
of
a
cinder
sidewalk
along
Borden
Street
over
which
there
has
been
considerable
contention
for
'
some
time
was
presented
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
city
council
ln
the
form
of
an
amendment
to
the
original
bylaw
and
met
with
the
approval
of
the
council.
In
the
interests
of
economy,
the
latest
proposal
is
to
make
the
sidewalk
five
Instead
of
six
feet
ln
width
and
to
have
It
run
on
the
street
level,
the
street
being
swung
over
slightly
where
ne-
of
Sacramenta,
Cal..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j
cessary
ln
order
tnat
heav
and
cx
Tuesday,
June
24
Mon.
&
Tues.
Two
Shows
7
&
9
P.M.
ItUTII
CIIATTEUTON
and
CLIVK
nitOOK
in
THE
Laughing
Lady
A
Sp'"ndM
AM
Talkiti
,
Society
Drama
Comedy
"Week
I5ut
WilUy
Saxophone
Band
Nov
Hv
Paramount
Sound
New-
4
AtimKsiun
if
VI
'('TBI
DPTO!
IHH
:v
a
PERSONAL
To
Owners
of
Park-
r
Fountain
Pens
You
will
leam
sonvUi
n
your
advantage
if
you
v.
in
at
our
pen
counter
Ri.:
your
pen
with
you.
W(
v
show
you
how
you
can
cur.,
it
into
a
Desk
Set
Pen
tl.nn.
the
Parke
Pen's
cxiiu
;
feature
of
CiONVERTIBI
U
P
which
pcrjnlU
you
to
it
easily
back
and
forih
t
one
kind
of
pn
to
the
"
In
a
jiffy.
A
handsome
Si
set
In
this
way.
for
Ihm
.
becomes
yours
for
only
;-.
V.
J.
McCUTCHF.ON
DrutKlst
Prince
Ku
"
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
oi
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
ln
Piano
end
Furniture
Moving.
pensive
rock
work
may
b-ated.
Mayor
Ormc
stated
thu'
-
i
ter
had
been
given
can
in
eratlon
by
the
board
of
u
after
a
number
of
Ideas
i.
discussed,
the
plan
as
now
i
had
been
settle
upon
Aid.
Macdonald
asked
If
-now
brought
forward
inn
approval
of
a
majority
of
perty
owners
concerned
Orme
stated
that
the
prop
still
subject
to
their
appn
otherwise.
filuu
m
WHERE
EVERY
POUND
COUNTS
...
TAKE
KLIM
Klim
is
whole,
sweet,
dairy
milk
from
i
'
natural
water
has
been
removed.
When
you
sider
that
fresh
milk
is
over
eighty-seven
pe
r
t
water,
you
will
see
how
easy
It'ls
to
carry
an
ampfe
supply
of
this
pure,
wholesome
milk
in
powder
form.
All
you
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to
do
Is
to
replace
the
water,
-i
J
Instantly
you
can
enjoy
delicious,
full-crcu
dairy
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for
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or
coffee,
for
cooking
or
for
drinking.
There's
no
wastage
with
Klim
.
.
V
'
mix
Just
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much
or
little
as
you
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.
.
.
that
spells
Konom,.'
10
?ents
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ySuid'trialrilte
can
of
t!e
new,
full-cream
Klim.
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today.
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Name
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Key
No.
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