PAGE
SIX
Hpgv
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Baby
P
I
Thriving?
A
Marquis,
Sask.,
Mother's
Experience
Little
Joyce
Taylor's
mother
writes:
"The
first
three
month
of
her
life
Joyce
had
hard
time
finding
suitable
food.
Nothing
seemed
to
agree
with
her.
Then
we
put
her
on
Eagle
Brand
and
from
her
very
first
feed
she
came
right
along.
I
went
by
the
direction
on
the
can.
Now
at
13
months
she
U
a
sweet,
happy
child
in
perfect
health
all
the
time."
And
from
Saini
John,
N.B.
Mrs.
Gourlcy
writes:
"One
after
another
different
foods
were
tried
for
our
baby,
but
Una
couldn't
digest
them.
At
birth
she
weighed
1
4
lbs.
but
she
dropped
to
1
Q
lbs.
at
3
months.
Then
we
tried
Eagle
Brand
and
she
began
to
thrive
almost
Immediately.
At
1i
years
she
weighed
40
lbs."
"owHoooHewHjooo
3
BE
SURE
TO
GET
YOUR
MONEY'S
WORTH
IT'S
your
money.
You've
earned
it.
It
will
be
spent.
For
fuel,
clothes,
furniture,
food,
all
sorts
of
necessities
.
.
.
and
if
there's
any
left,
fqr
luxunes.
The
way
to
make
that
haWl-(!arned
money
go
farthest
(
is
to
purchase
products
of
certain
value.
Products
backed
-'
r
by
well-known
manufacturer.
Products
that
are
widely
bought
and
used,
that
are
carefully
and
painstakingly
kept
to
high
standards,
of
quality,
and
that
have
been
found
over
and
over
again
to
give
full
worth.
Advertised
products!
When
you
buy
a
suit
of
clothes,
a
pair
of
shoes,
or
a
household
necessity,
that
is
advertised
in
this
paper,
you
every
dollar.
Read
over
the
grocery
lists
that
appear
weekly
in
the
Daily
News
and
note
the
savings'
you
will
make
by
purchasing
from
these
lists.
..
.!
j(amuying
a.
product
whose
maker
is
willing
to
talk
about
:
'
,
'fell
about
it,
put
what
he
knows
about
it
iVprinlfand
i
sign
his
name
to
it;
When
you
buy
advertised
merchandise
'
by
name,
you
get
the
utmost
of
purchasing
value
from
Bwauglilt.
dofcsiipa
to'
advertise
poor
products,
'
It
does
pay
to
buy
those
advertised.
.
Let
the
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
work
for
you.
hi
fv
babies
show
normal
Most
progress.
That
is
quite
natural.
If
your
baby
is
not
steadily
gaining
consult
your
doctor.
If
it
is
a
food
problem,
we
suggest
that
you
and
your
doctor
consider
Eagle
Brand.
For
bottle-fed
babies,
Eagle
Brand
has
been
the
standby
of
mothers
for
three
generations.
It
is
especially
valuable
in
difficult
feeding
cases,
being
such
a
safe
food
pure,
uniform,
easily
digested.
You
will
be
pleased
to
see
your
baby
begin
to
thrive
immediately
when
placed
on
a
carefully
prepared
EagleBranddiet.
It
is
highly
endorsed
by
doctors
and
nurses.
Erf
l&rand
CONDENSED
Milk
i
FREE
BABY
BOOKS
Mafl'tWseijupbn
to
The
Borden
Co.
Limited,
Homer
Arcade
BIdg.,
Vancouver,
If
you
would
like
-copioX.'-,riby.U
WclW
and
"The
Best
Baby."
Name.
Adorkss.
IM
1st
a
T
3
heads
for
Onions
6
lbs.
for
Old
Potatoes
per
sack
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday.
June
26.
193J
NEW
ORE
IS
FOUND
menced
a
short
time
ago
when
the
'
father
Fresh
Roasted
Peanuts
2
lbs
linger
Snap
Biscuits
per
lb
Ginger
Snap
Biscuits
3
lbs.
for
ti
VEGETABLES
15c
30c
40c
8c
she
5c
25c
25c
25c
$2.75
25c
18c
50c
CAKES,
COOKIES,
BISCUITS,
SLAB
CAKES
at
reduced
prices
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents-
Phone
360
319
Third
Ave.
SUITS!
SUITS!
MADE
TO
ORDER
Cutting,
Workmanship
and
Style
All
Guaranteed
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AND
NIESSED
We
Deliver
to
any
Tart
of
the
City
Ling,
the
Tailor
rhone
C19
WELL
KNOWN
GIRL
DEAD
Good
Values
Shown
at
Greater
i
Daughter
nf
Unit.
r!
J
w
War.
Depth
In
Molybdenum
Pro
j
.,
.
den.
Passes
In
"'
East
perty
at
Alice
Arm
j
'-
-r
Many
old
comrades
and
friends
Officials
of
the
Daiiiousie
Mlnlne
thrnuphmit
nritih
rviinmhi
win
Co.
Ltd.
announce
that
progress
on!
learn
with
regret
of
the
sad
news
of
the
new
tunnel
at
the
Tidewater
the
death
of
Miss
Flnrenrn
Warden
Molybdenum
mine,
Alice
Arm,
has
youngest
daughter
of
Lieut.
Col.
been
exceptionally
satisfactory
and
John
W.
Warden,
D.S.O,
OU.E..
that
additional,
ore
has
been
en-
VX..
and
Mrs.
Warden,
which
took
coumerea.
piaCe
at
the
family
residence,
483
This
ore.
It
Is
stated,
was
struck
i
Janettc
St..
Windsor,
Ont.,
after
a
at
100.
feet
below
former
levels
and
lingering
IJIness
,of
some-months,
lies
In
two-
velnt.which
were
cross-
,
anri
nt
tho
Atw
n
r
m
"
cut
at
distances
of
100
feet
and
105
The
accomplished
youne
lady
was
fet
from
the
tunnel
mouth.
Both
'
a
member
of
an
old
United
Emnlre
veins
show
good
values,
says
the
report,
and
indicate
that
the
ore
body
Is
as
large
and
rich
as
was
be
lieved
when
this
work
was
com
Loyalist
family,
and
was
well
known
In
the
west
where
she
re
celved
her
education
In
city
schools
and
at
West
Vancouver,
where
her
new
discovery
was
made.
j
derman.
She
is
survived
by
her
par-
The
company
intends
to
drift
tents
and
two
sisters.
The
remains
along
one
of
these
veins
towards
iare
being
taken
from
Windsor
to
indications
of
much
larger
values,
st.
John.
N.B..
for
interment
at
the
oeiore
conjinuing
to
work:
on
the
old
family
home.
tunnel
The
work
now
being
done
the
discovery
a
short
time
ago
of
what
Is
described
as
a
sensation
al
new
body
of
ore
containing
mo
It
pays
to
sell
good
things
to
eat;
That
s
the
way
we
advertise.
Empress
Red
Current
Jam
I
CTi
4's,
per
tin-
,
"xuv
Peaches
Sliced,
2s,
4
tins
for
Pears
2's
4
tins
for
Stoneless
Dates
2
lbs.
for
FRESH
FRUITS
Strawberries
per
box
Cherri
per
lb.
Banan
3
lbs.
for
Water
Melon
Whole
per
lb.
Jantcloupe
Standard
each
New
Potatoes
per
lb
N'ew
Peas
2
lbs.
for
Lettuce
95c
95c
25c
Her
father,
Col.
Warden,
was
for
merly
a
well
known
British
Columbia
resident,
and
had
a
brilliant
career
during
the
war.
Although
suffering
from
wounds
received
at
lyDaenum,
or
wmcn
over
ioo,the
Second
BatUe
of
Ypres
while
pounos
was
sent,
immediately
to
uie
j
serving
.with
the
"Old
7th,"
he
re
Mines
Department
at
Ottawa
for
a
mill
test
The
present
operations
are
regarded
as
giving
very
pleas
ing
results
by
the
company.
CUR.
steamer
Prince
Charles.
Capt.
McKay;
returned
to
port
at
7.45
this
morning
from
Stewart.
Anyox
and
Massett
Jnlet
points
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
af
ternoon
for
Vancouver.
Think
It
Over
!
We
want
to
get
your
business
And
you
bet
we
realize.
turned
to
British
Columbia
and
in
1915.
raised
the
102nd
Battalion.
"North
British
Columbians,"
and
afterwards
commanded
them
at
Reglna
Trench.
Vlmy.
and
Pasa-chendale.
Later
he
was
second
In
command
of
the
famous
"Hush
Hush"
force
In
the
Far
East,
and
still
later
commanded
the
Russian
Officers
training
school
in
Siberia.
He
Is
now
Honorary
Lieutenant
Colonel
of
the
"North
British
Columbia
Regiment"
at
Prince
Rupert.
In
1S21
he
unsuccessfully
contested
the
constituency
of
Vancouver
City
In
the
provincial.
FILM
PARTY
BACKS0UTH
Lois
Moran
and
Other
Stars
Reach
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
June
28:
Forty
members
of
the
Fox
Film
Corpora-tio
nof
Hollywood
who
have!
been
spcrdlng
the
last
three
wotsMn
Jasper
National
Park
maklnp
their
ouwioor
souna
movie
"The
Red
Sky,"
arrived
at
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways
depot
on
the
Con
federation
yesterday
en
route
to
California.
This
party
headed
by
Miss
Lois
Moran.
Harold
Murray.
Director
A.
F.
Erickson
and
other
noted
stars,
divided
their
time
be
tween
Mallgne
Lake
and
the
vicinity
around
Jasper
Park
Lodge.
They
left
yesterday
afternoon
for
the
south
where
the
final
details
of
the
picture
will
be
completed
at
the
Hollywood
studio.
Met
Mr.
Wakefield
atEnsenadaWhen
Visiting
Mexico
Baron
Long
of
the
fine
big
yacht
Norab
of
San
Diego,
who
with
his
party
of
friends
is
enjoying
life
in
itnikK
ivujjviir
iui
u
icw
uays,
Buys
that
while
In
Ensenada
not
long
ago,
he
met
Consul
Wakefield,
who
came
aboard
and
dined
with
them.
The
consul
spoke
so
highly
of
Prince
Rupert
that
they
felt
they
must
visit
the
city,
hence
the
present
visit.
Former
Sunnyside
Lady
Hostess
at
Vancouver
Shower
Mrs.
J.
Field
Strang
was
a
recent
hostess
entertaining
with
a
miscellaneous
shower
in
honor
of
Miss
Rowcna
Champion,
a
June
bride-elect
A
silver
basket
of
pink
snapdragons
and.
mauve
sweetpeas
centred
the
table,
which
was
lighted
by
tall
green
and
mauve
tapers
burning
,1,8
silver
candejabra,
and
presided
'over"
by
Mrs.
Champion.
Mrs.
Staines
cut
the
Ices,
while
Miss
Detty
dosses
presented
the
gifts
to
the
bride-eicct.
Vancouver
Province.
.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
William,
Capt.
William
Thomas,
returned
at
8.45
last
night
from
south
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
and
sailed
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
for
the
Skcena
River.
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rriiffft,c.fl,
w
m
B..H
HLuntouAi
auu
niunaimi
iuu
MIUWS
7
and
9
I'M
&eta
Garbo
in
Her
First
Talking
Picture
"
Anna
Christie"
with
Marie
Dressier
'
Musical
Novelty,
Famous
Loving
Tlrds.
1
Comedy,
"Crosby's
Corners"
Admission,
20c
&
n.i.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
MTI!E
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
COAL!
PEMBINA
EGG
Delivered,
Per
Ton
$1200
MINEIIEADEGG-Delivered.PerTon
12
50
MINEliEADJAItMP
-Delivered,
Per
Ton
.
.
.
13.50
FURNITURE
and
PIANO
MOVING
2Ert;
..
;
A
sPecialty
")f)HiY&TRANSFER
PHONE
580
PHONE
580
POffiEJS
!
SELECTED
Employee
of
Jasper
Park
Lodgo
to
Tak
Lolj
Moron's
Place
JASPER
PARK
LODGE.
June
28:
Chosen
to
double
for
Lois
Moran,
Vox
Film
star,
who
for
the
past
two
weeks
has
been
on
location
In
Jas
per
National
Park
with
the
Fox
Film
party
making
the
"Red
Skv"
Miss
Betty
Smith,
of
Toronto,
an
employee
of
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
left
here
yesterday
for
Mount
Rob-
son.
It
was
originally
.planned
that!
C.
E.
Johns,
who
came
nutl,
aboard
the
Seattle
boat
Winn:fnct
in
the
International
nice
this
w
k
was
official
representative
of
i
in-Associated
Pre
on
the
rare
Mr
Johns
is
also
Identified
with
the
publicity
department
of
thr
s..i'
tie
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Week-End
Specials
the
film
Dartv
would
Visit
Kfnimt
i
PmtAw
tr.iu..
r.
i
-
fc
w
nsicj
uunw
uvi
i
y
Robson
but
much
Interior
work
has
Jfet
to
be
done
for
the
picture
so
MlSS
Smith
WHS
nslrrrl.tn
Hnnhl.
fn
t
-
'
"
yt
Lois
Mora'rt'lri
the
(Robson
scenes.
our
memoers
or
the
film
party.
Including
camera
and
property
men
and
Miss
Rita.
McOlbbon.
ae.
companled
her.
"Thrilled.-
is
the
word
Miss
Smith
used
when
asked
how
she
would
like
to
double
for
the
film
star.
With
blonde
hair,
blue
eyes
and
very
little
difference
in
height,
Miss
Smith
bears
some
resemblance
to
the
pretty
star.
They
will
spend
two
davs
in
the
Mount
Robson
area.
"shootlnIr,
the
monarch
of
the
Canadian
Roc
kies,
Derg
Lake,
Tumbling
Olacler
ana
the
adjacent
country
ARE
PLEASED
.
WITHJASPER
JASPER
PARK
LODGE.
Junee
2B
"We
have
seen
other
Darts
of
the
Canadian
Rockies
but
It
1$
the
un-
nimous
agreement
of
the
party
hat
Jasper
is
the
protfjeitjipot
we
lave
'seen,"
said
Miss
M
Dowddl,
ho;lsln
charge
of
the
EUlott
Tours
party
which
left
here
yesterday
for,
Vancouver
after
spending
Tuesday.
sightseeing
in
Jasper
National
Park.
"We
were
particularly
pleased
with
the
trip
to
Mount
Edith
Ca-vcll,H
said
Miss
Dowdell.
"It
Is
a
wonderful
sight."
The
members
of
the
party,
most
of
whom
hall
from
Kentucky,
Tennessee
and
adjoining
states
are
on
their
first
tour
of
the
Canadian
Rockies.
They
arrived
In
Vancouver
this
morning.
.
Jam
4-lb.
tin
Prascr
Vajley
Plum
Jam
i-lb.
in
Sarderf
Pe
No.
4
tin
ivaporated
Milk-Aft
brands,
0
tint
.
Jwlft
Premium
Pork
Sausage
1
-lb.
tin
;
Jabob
Teal-lb.
package
looked
Ham
Sliced
per
lb
Chateau,
Cheese
1-lb.
package
Marsh's
drape
Juice-
pint
bottle
Junnybrook
Creamery
Duttcf
3-lb.
brick
.
Iggs
Fresh
Extras
Q4
1
fl
u
i
-
rapVNuts
per
package,
Q.
&
K.
Pasty
Flour
10-lb.
sack
Mew
Potatoes-.
5
lbs.
for
Fine
'ChnUYnnixq
Alffo9rwC...i,.
Jioinousjjpmatooiy,,
per
lb
Gold
Dust
Washing
Powder
per
package
50c
40c
15c
95c
35c
60c
GOc
40c
40c
$1.15
15c
55c
25c
35c
25c
30c
Alberta
Market
V.
GAMULA,
Fifth
Street
I'ropWetor
Phone
208