PAGE
SIX
I
S
s
n
5
E
e
hi
wstess
cnarnibuj
WHEN
J'?"
ucLty
OOUGLXS
U
CO.
LXU.
in
ji
home.
friends
.praise
the
gracious
manner
in
which
you
entertain,
do
they
also
praise
the
home
to
which
you
ask
them?
It
is
a
simple
matter,
today,
to
keep
a
house
looking
smart,
gay
and
attractive.
Outdoors
and
in,
B-H
"English"
Paint
and
other
allied
products
are
easy
to
apply
and
offer
a
complete
range
of
shades
from
which
to
develop
pleasing
colour
combinations.
With
paint
you
can
often
transform
the
dreariest
corner
of
the
house
into
an
inviting
beauty
spot.
Frequent
repainting
also,
as
you
know,
helps
to
keep
your
home
immaculate
and
to
win
you
an
enviable
reputation
for
good
housekeeping.
Brandram-Hcndcrson
products
are
reliable
economical
made
by
a
firm
of
unquestioned
reputation.
We
will
be
glad
to
supply
you
with
color
cards
and
other
information.
8
:
;io-
1
r
Til
B-ITENGLISH"
DllPAI
NT
RRANDRAM
-HENDERSON
FOR
SALE
BY
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Seventh
Ave.
E.
Telephone
311
SATIN-GLO
and
ALABASTINE
Color
is
the
least
expensive
form
of
decoration
'-
Ask
for
Color
Cards
O
lhompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
i
JL
LJ
1VI
oIlL
KILN
DRIED
SPRUCE,
CEDAR
AND
HEMLOCK
FINISH,
CEILING,
RUSTIC,
MOULDINGS,
ETC.
Specialties
Edge
Grain
Boat
Cedar.
Kiln
Dried
Edge
Grain
Hemlock
Flooring
Snrucc
and
Cedar
Shinlap,
Boards,
Dimensions
and
Timbers
Doors,
Windows,
Shingles,
Etc.
Odd
lots
off-grade
material
at
reduced
prices.
BIG
BAY
LUMBER
CO.,
LTD.
Lumber
Manufacturers
l'rincc
Rupert,
B.C.
h.UlMCWU
!
III
B
b
ABOUT
MR.
PATTULLO
Vancouver
Province
Comments
Editorially
on
His
Rumored
.Move
to
Federal
Fi;Id
j
The
maples
are
budding
down
by
I
the
banks
of
the
Ottawa,
r.nd
spring
lis
astir
where
lately
winter
was
overlord,
and
up
on
Parliament
Hill
(the
politicians
have
heard
the
j
pleasant
call
of
fresh
fields,
says
,
a
Vancouver
Province
editorial.
,They
have
heard
another
call
as
well,
it
ceems,
and
there
Is
no
pro-!
phet
now
so
cautious
that
he
will
not
tell
you
to
expect
an
.election
when
the
ides
of
July
are
conie.
Mr.
Dunning
has
brought
down
his
budget,
and
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
Is
talking
about
a
new
cabinet
portfolio
and
these
are
sure
signs,
so
the
pundits
say,
that
the
national
welkin
will
soon
be
ringing
with
the
cries
of
the
party
gladiators.
We
must
not
turn
a
blind
eye
to
these
distant
signals,
but
what
about
a
sign
or
two
nearer
home?
What,
for
Instance
about
the
latest
story
concerning
Mr.
Pattullo,
leader
of
the
Liberal
opposition
In
our
own
legislature?
I
The
latest
story
is
that
Mr.
Pattullo
has
fixed
the
desire
of
his
I
heart
upon
Ottawa.
He
is
going
to
I
leave
us
if
he
can,
they
say,
and
he
Is
going
down
to
the
capital,
to
gladden
the
hearts
of
the
lawmakers
there
with
his
eloquence
and
his
sartorial
distinction.
He
has
almost
been
persuaded,
so
the
story
poes,
that
his
"entry
of
a
wider
sphere
would
greatly
enhance
the
local
Liberal
prospects."
Strong
efforts,
we
are
further
assured,
will
be
put
forth
by
the
Orand
Old
Party,
In
order
to
Induce
Mr.
Pattullo
to
become
"Ottawa-minded."
t
seems
that
if
only
Mr.
Eattullo
nan
be
quite
persuaded,
It
will
be
all
over,
practically,
but
the
shouting.
It
Is
a
very
Interesting
story,
and
7e
hardly
know
what
to
say
about
It.
It
finds
us
with
those
well-known
singled
feelings
with
which
we
hear
that
we
may
shortly
have
to
bid
goodbye
to
an
old
friend.
Per
haps,
In
a
certain
contingency,
we
night
bear
up
in
the
consolation
;
hat
our
loss
was
Ottawa's
gain.
But
suppose
it
shouldn't
work
out
that
vray.
Suppose
we
lost
Mr.
Pattullo,
and
Ottawa
didn't
get
him.
The
sovereign
electorate
Is
apt
to
be
so
wrong-headed
in
these
matters.
uppose
Mr.
Pattullo
Is
duly
per
suaded
to
throw
up
his
provincial
constituency
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
to
enter
the
federal
lists
in
some
riding
of
Greater
Vancouver
and
then
suppose
that
the
obfuscated
electorate
refuses
to
give
up
Mr.
Stevens
or
Mr.
Ladner
or
some
other
wicked
Tory,
and
to
take
on
with
the
good
Mr.
Pattullo.
It
is
a
dreadful
thought,
and
it
dims
our
Joy
in
the
springtime,
and
it
dis
tracts
our
mind
painfully
from
the
proper
consideration
of
Mr.
Dun-
ning's
budget.
Our
friend
'Mr.
Pattullo,
like
a
great
many
of
our
political
friends,
never
takes
our
advice,
and
so
we
shall
not
presume
to
advise
him
in
this
great
decision.
But
anybody
may
indulge
in
a
hope,
even
about
a
man
as
sure
of
his
destiny
as
Mr.
Pattullo,
and
we
do
really
hope
that
Mr.
Pattullo
will
not
do
any
t
hing
rash.
We
hope
he
will
remem
ber
at
least
how
badly
we
shall
all
feel
about
it,
in
case
he
should
leave
us
to
start
for
Ottawa,
and
Call
For
Supper
Is
A
mWK
if
A
Call
ror
2-;CoHcc
As'lt
Should
iicffiSM
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Bowel
and
Bladder
Trouble
for
Years.
Now
Never
Sick
"Am
60
and
doctored
for
years
for
trouble
between
blad
der
and
bowels.'
Often
home
from
work
tncntha
until
took,
'Frult-o-tlvea.'
Since
then
never
alck
a
day."
Thomas
Ora-
ham,
Oshawa,
Ont.
Thousands
say
chronic
constipation,
liver
and
bowel-
trouble
ended
overnight
with
"Fruit-a-tlves."
Bad
stomach,
blllcusnoaa.
Indirection,
heartburn,
gas
go
like
a
shot
Kidney
and
bladder
Ills,
pain
In
back
vanleh
like
magic.
Nerves
quiet,
sound
sleep
at
once
Rheumatism,
neuralgia,
neurit',
alck
headaches
decamp
quick.
Complexion
clears.
Ten
of
nature's
greatest
remedies
combined
In
handy
little
tablet.
Marvelous
dlccvrry
of
famous
Cunadlon
doctT.
Speedy
results.
Oet
"Frult-a-uve"
from
druggist
today.
Become
new
person
overnight.
MINING
TO
BEQUEST
Workers
Are
Advised
By
Government
Not
to
Seek
Employment
In
B.C.
This
Year
VICTORIA,
May
8:
Collapse
in
the
price
of
zinc,
silver
and
copper
will
result
In
the
cessation
of
many
mining
and
prospecting
operations
In
British
Columbia
this
summer
and
the
curtailment
of
others.
Metal
mine
workers,
camp
cooks
and
crew
laborers
are
being
advised
to
look
elsewhere
for
employment
Instead
of
looking
for
the
usual
mine
Jobs-
in
British
Columbia
In
May
and
June,
it
was
stated
at
the
parliament
buildings
yesterday.
An
encouraging
feature,
however,
is
that
stimulus
will
probably
be-given
to
the
revival
of
placer
and
other
operations,
it
was
explained.
Former
Anyox
Man
Died
Last
Week
in
South
The
death
occurred
last
week
at
Pioneer
Mines
of
John
Tyson
Wil
son,
aged
62,
formerly
oi
Anyox.
The
funeral
tpok
place
on
Monday
of
this
week..
In
Vancouver
under
Masonic
auspices.
The
late
Mr.
Wilson
Is
survived
by
his
widow,
three
sons
and
two
daughters.
then
never
get
there
after
all.
We
are
used
to
the
thought
of
Mr.
Pattullo
at
Victoria.
We
can.
bear
to
think
of
Mr.
Pattullo
at
Ottawa.
But
the
thought
of
Mr.
Pattullo
in
the
wilderness
oh,
that
is
a
very
sorrowful
emotion
indeed.
,
Week-End
Specials
Columbia
Pure
Strawberry
Jam
4-lb.
tin
4
Sunnybrook
Creamery
Butter
3-lb.
brick
Nabob
Orange
Marmalade
4-lb.
tin
Small
White
Beans
3
lbs
,.
Freeh
Eggs,
Extras
3
doz
Fresh
Sggt,
Pullets
3
doz
..,
Norwegian
Soused
Macarel
l's,
tin
Italian
Mushroom
Sauce
8-oz.
tin
Snlder's
Oysters
Cocktail
Sauce
-8-oz.
bottle
Host
Foods
1000
Island
Dressing,
Jar
-
Globe
Roast
Beefl's
per
tin
.:..
55c
25c
$1.10
95c
20c
25c
35c
35c
25c
Nabob
Sllved
Peaches,
Pears
QKs.
or
Apricots,
2
8-oz.
tins
Nabob
Fruit
for
salad
or
Strawberry,
8-oz.
tin
.
15c
Blue
Ribbon
Malt
Ex-
O-fl
i.00
A
A
tract-3-lb.
tin
V"wv
Bird's
Custard
Powder
2,0kg
.;...:r..4
"r
"6-
Buttermilk
Toilet
Soap
5
cakes
55c
$1.15
35c
25c
Alberta
Market
1.
GAMULA.
Fifth
Street
Proprietor
I'hnne
208
HINTS
FOR
GARDENERS
Lettuce
Proves
a
-
Vitamine
Mine
Now
that
science
has
taught
the
necessity
of
vitamines
In
the
diet
and
that
green
vegetables
furnish
the
most
readily
available
supply,
lettuce
has
attained
a
position
of
great
importance
In
the
dally
menu.
It
is
a
mine
of
vitamines
always
available,
easily
grown
at
home
and
always
In
the
market.
It
is
training
diet
for
health.
While
lettuce
Is
used
as
a
cooked
vegetable
by
those
who
have
tried
it
as
a
cooked
"greens"
this
use
Is
practically
unknown
In
America.
Lettuce
is
to
be
eaten
raw.
It
is
most
valuable
so
used.
It
Is
the
commonest
salad
material
either
In
j
itself
or
as
a
garnish
for
other
sal-ids.
Lettuce
contains
the
four
vita-
j
mines.
A.
B.
C
and
D.
all
having
an
;
important
function
in
the
maintenance
of
health.
It
makes
no
difference
whether
it
it
head
or
leaf
lettuce
that
is
used,
the
vitamines
are
there.
While
head
lettuce
has
dls--ilaced
the
old-fashioned
leaf
varieties
to
a
large
extent,
connols-urs
sometimes
Insist
that
the
leaf
varieties
have
more
and
better
flavor
and
a
more
characteristic
.'lavor
of
lettuce
than
the
head
varieties.
The
leaf
varieties
are
the
most,
easily
'grown
in
the
garden
and
give
the
earliest
crop.
They
should
not
be
despised.
Orown
In
rich
sol)
11
in
the
cool
days
of
early
spring
the
t
quality
is
as
fine
as
that
of
head'
lettuce.
They
give
a
crop
before
the
head
lettuce
cornea
into
bearing.
Everybody
should
plant
a
row
of
leaf
lettuce
for
the
early
fresh
home
salad
crop.
The
old-fashioned
method
of
serving
it
was
with
vinegar
and
sugar.
Then
next
in
popularity
was
j
wilting
it
with
fat
from
fried
bacon
'.
with
a
little
vinegar,
and
lastly
the
French
dressing
of
oil,
tarragon
vinegar
and
paprika
or
other
condi
ments
added
at
flavor.
No
matter
i
how
it
Is
served
the
green
leaves
of
lettuce
furnish
vitamines.
There
are
two
standbys
of
the
highest
quality
In
the
leaf
type
of
lettuce,
the
Grand
Rapids
and
the
black
seeded
Simpson.
Plant
a
row
of
leaf
lettuce
and
it
will
succeed
I
even
If
you
don't
have
the
best
of
!
luck
with
head
lettuce.
Do
You?
WANT
TO
SAVE
MONEY?
THESE
AKE
THE
MOST
ATTRACTIVE
PRICES
YOU
HAVE
SEEN
FOR
YEARS.
BUTTER
Hollybrook
or
Woodland,
per
lb
40c
SUNNYBROOK
BUT-
Q
4P
TER
3-lb.
brick
tpi.Xtl
BUTTER
14-lb.
box
PEANUT
BUTTER
2
Vfc'S
per
tin
$5.35
50c
PEANUT
BUTTER
l's
Of
n
per
tin
tl.
HEINZ
PEANUT
BUTTER
per
bottle
25c!
LIBBY'S
ROYAL
ANNE
0
A
A
C1IERRIB8
2Vi'S,
3
tin?
This
Is
a
good
value
COOKINO
APPLES
25C
CALIFORNIA
CABBAOE
2
lbs
FRESH
SPINACH
3
lbs
,
BANANAS
3
lbs.
BRAID'S
TEA
per
lb
25c
25c
45c
60
c
The
Economy
Cash
.
&
Carry
ra.
II
m
a
-
"Where
Dollars
Phone
3G0
Have
More
Cents"
319
Third
Ave.
To
Take
Charge
of
Hospital
in
Peace
District
Miss
Phyllis
M.
Mooney
R.N,
operating
room
supervisor
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
several
years,
has
received
the
appointment
of
lady
superintendent
of
the
Pouce
Coupe
Hospital.
She
will
leave
next
Monday
for
Edmonton
en
route
to
the
Peace
River
country.
The
Weather
Dominion
Telegraph
Service
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
calm;
temperature
39.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
39.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
Vanderhoof
Clear,
calm,
40.
Quesnel
Cloudy,
calm.
Atl
In
Cloudy,
wind,
34.
Whitehorse
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Selkirk
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
LIGHT
CAKES
that
keep
moist
for
days
are
obtained
by
using
1
tablespoon
less
per
cup
of
Purity
if
your
recipe
calls
for
ordinary
pastry
or
soft
wheat
flour.
FLOUR
I
Unrivalled
for
Bread
The
BnclmKw
MUllag
Limited
At
all
IMnrlp.1
B.C.
feint
s
n
8
B
JThursday
May
THURS.,
FRI.
and
M
JACK
s
in
I
pi
j-1
1
19
Sensational
All
rr.n
.
Drama
of
the
Air
Sininfi:
Novelty
"In
the
Shades
of
the
Old
Apple
Tret
Admission
20c
antlf,
TWO
snows,
7
&
i
fx
SAT.
R1ATI1
At
2
(30
15c
and
49c
ITWTsTHSJTir
gT-B
B
H
ill
It's
a
Pleasure
to
Buy
RUNNING
SHOES
The
Lowest
Prices
in
the
city
for
(he
same
qjaL
MASTER
MECHANIC
CLOTHES
Largest
stock
in
the
city
and
the
that
it's
a
pleasure
to
ribVMre
o
1
l
3
a
buy
-
.
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
vcunardqB
:
ftp
t
from
a
ileich
tod
In
ft.
Alawn
long
Gallery
W.tkly
.ailing
to
Europ.
Iron
Montreal
(and
Quebac),
r
Book
through
Th.
Ciinord"
tin,
22.HatlnoiSI,W..Voneouvar,
(Telephone
Seymour
3648-9);
r
any
iteomihlp
agent.
CABIN
4
TOURIST
AUUHU
ANDANIA
ANIONIA
ASCANIA
AURANIA
AUSOHIA
Playing
hojte$i...ln
a
new
the
long
gallery
of
the
Alo""a
Cabin
Clan),
little
coy
loHJ-flowers...exqule
nape0..c'",,
from
Staffordihire.
Making
n
acqualnancel...deligMing
friendi...
enjoying
your
toU
immensely.
Conard
accommoda
both
Cobtn
Clan
and
Tourist
W
Cabin,olwayihatheintimoteo
Y.
ih.
U
very
reaionou
Minimum
Cabin
dau
rotat
from
M'"
femora-
now
only
$130
to
North
WH
'
(1331a
Channel
Port.
.octlofl
round
trip
Cabin
booking
I"
Vji
.....nm.ntha,TourUt
Third
roi.io"l
THIRD
CABIN
THIt
riD
If
you
lose
anythinp;,
advertise
for
it.
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
bring
quick
Res