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FOUR
ITS
VIGOR
AND
HEALTH
APPEAL
TO
SPORTSMEN
'
v
THE
WORLD
OVER
1.
Tfce
very
foundation
of
"Canada
Dry"
is
"Liquid
Ginger"
-which
we
make
from
selected
Jamaica
ginger
root
by
a
special
process.
9
GLASGOW
LONDON
CAPETOWN
9
2.
This
process
is
exclusively
controlled
by
m
and,
unlike
any
other
method,
retains
for
"Canada
Dry"
all
of
the
original
aroma,
flavour
and
natural
essence
of
the
ginger
root.
The
lithe,
active
men
and
wo.
men
of
tlii9
country
find
exhilaration
and
vigor
jn
its
crystal
depths.
It
has
the
quality
of,
the
game
well
played.
It
has
the
quality
of
sportsmen.
It
is
un-quostionahly
the
sportsmen's
beverage.
No
wonder
it
is
served
all
over
the
world.
No
wonder
it
has
won
the
approving
nod
of
connoisseurs.
No
wonder
it
is
a
drink
of
distinction.
Remember
to
order
it
today!
3.
Therefore,
this
fine
old-
ginger
ale
has
baste
excel'
lence,
a
quality
exclusive
to
"Canada
Dry,"
and
the
property
of
the
makers
of
this
ginger
ale.
0
"CANADA
DRY
9?
The
Champagne
of
Ginger
Ales'
CzniJa
Dry
Ginger
Ale
Limited
TorontOyEdmonlon
and
Montreal
"TKr
a
sir
ro-maHr'
J)
rsrwwJts
it
J
i
vf.h
A.
Th
1
M
esi
imuraDie
.(THE
OUCINAL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BetiU
mmI
piiuMj
k?
WiffiaaV
Caal
k
Son
United
ClnUdxa
uxl
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
$pwto
Judge
cotck
III
'
A
more
mellow,
generous
and
delightful
spirit
then
""White
Horse
it
not
obtainable.
This
Real
Old
Scotch,
which
it
the
senior
whisky
of
Scotland,
will
sustain
the
dignity
of
any
Club,
Mansten
or
Cottage
anywhere.
It
it
distilled
and
bottled
in
Scotland
and
tent
to
all
corners
of
the
globe.
THlOlCtfTHOMl
INTHf
WOULD..
LitabliiluJm?
NO
GOOD
JUDGE
take
much
notice
of
the
colour
In
judging
whisky,
nor
is
he
favourably
impressed
by
the
bite
in
determining
the
age
and'
quality.
If
a
glass
of
colourless
whisky
were
pat
before
you,
it
would
be
received
with
grave
suspicion
and
Nipped
wltn
caution.
Whisky
can
be
matured
and
still
be
almost
colourless.
The
colour
is
obtained
from
the
particular
wood
in
which
it
is
matured,
and
if
matured
in
plain
oak
casks
there
would
be
little
or
no
change
in
the
colour
of
the
whisky.
Do
not,
therefore,
judge
whisky
by
colour.lt
does
not
always
indicate
age
or
strength.
The
Right
Way
to
Test
Cood.nilky
Expert
test
whiaky
by
the
bom
and
the
palate.
To
teU
rood
whiaky
by
tbe
bom
U
rather
difficejt.
but
Boat
people
cu
rly
on
their
palate,
uut
if
you
have
erauthre
palaU
you
akould
hare
bo
djffcmlry
in
detecting:
the
fine
qualitiei
of
"White
Huh".
A
bit
la
whiaky
doea
not
neoeMarfly
Igaify
that
it
haa
great
alcoholic
etreogth.
Cheap
and
immature
wbiaky
hee
a
decMed
bite.
If
wbiaky
le
matured
for
10
to
30
yeare
the
etxenith
U
reduced
very
cesaiderably.
"Marrying"
of
"White
Horse"
Scotch
Whiaky
(
a
blending
of
malte
and
(Tain
wbiaky.
For
White
Horae"
only
the
choueet
nakee
of
Scotch
Wbiaky
are
eelected.
They
are
matured
for
a
loaf
period
in
etaerry
wood
before)
blending
.
After
the
Brat
blending.
"White
Hone"
ie
allowed
to
Uain
wood
for
a
further
period
to.
muow
tne
wuht
to
Decora
property
jsarriea
It
i
again
put
in
the
bhmduig
vaie
and
againn
wrwN
10
tie
in
me
woua,
4
ni
geoermi
puouo
have
very
little
knowledge
of
time.
expenM
and
care
Involved
in
thia
inarrvmg
of
"Whit
Horae"
whiaky
before
it
la
bottled.
tfglTEBORSE
v
YHISKY
DIITILLID
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
th
LUquor
Ci&trol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
'
.
British
Columbia
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
'
'
"
y-
:
-
:
.
.,
.r--
ELKS'
FIELD
r
'
JiCARDS
WIN
DAY
FIXED
chairman
of
the
committee
to
take
charge
of
thccelebration.
The
entry
of
a
team
In
the
Sen-,
ior
Baseball
League
was
confirmed
'
and
it
was
also
decided
to
keep
a1
track
team
in
training
for
the
w-1
ious
tieM
days
of
the
year.
I
In
the
course
of
the
ordinary!
lodge
business,
two
candidates
were
initiated
into
membership.
Sport
Chat
Following
will
be
the
teams
for
the
baseball
game
tomorrow
afternoon
between
married
members
ot
the
Elks'
Lodge:
Married
Men
O.
E.
Gulkk.
Jack
Ratchford,
Harry
Menzie.
J.
Vr.
Smith,
Dido
Gurvich,
W.
P.
Armour.
Benny
Wendle,
"F.
H.
Stephens.
Stan
Moran
and
James
Single
Men
Splro
Gurvich,
Bill
Harold,
Ales
Mitchell,
Geojge
Mitehell,
Doug
FrbelL
W.
SUn.
Mike
Budinlch,
Dr.
J.
R.
Ooase.
Bill
Mitchell,
Doug
Nsison,
Herman
'
Loblick.
and,
M.
Gordon.
...
hlli'T
The
official
opening
-of
the
sea
son
as
far
as
the
Prince
RusKt,
for
mixed
doubles
will
be
the
fea-
year.
Mrs.
Prplch
and
family,
who
arrived
in
the
city
a
few
days
ago
rpm
Jugo-SlaYla.
sailed
yesterday
tajternoon
on
the
Friftee
George
for
nyox
wnere
tney
wm
taice
up
re
sidence.
Mr.
Prpieh,
who
is
in
the
employ
of
the
Granby
Co,
met
them
here.
D.
J.
Hartley,
a
A.
F.
Clark,
A.
E.
Vogee,
Miss
E.
Ormrod,
Miss
DJ
Greenwood,'
Miss
II.
Richards,
Miss
J.
Keith
and
Miss
Davies
of
the
Anyox
school
teaching
staff
will
be
in
the
city
aboard
the
Prince
George
this
evening
bound
for
Vancouver
to
spend
the
Easter
va
cation.
RUBBER
AT
TKISCO
SAN
FRANCISCO,
April
17:
'
Chicago
Black
Hawks
of
the
Crowning
of
Slay
Queen
and
Flag'
National
Hockey
League
won
Day
Set
For
King's
Birthday
j
the
"rubber-
game
of
their
series
here
with
the
San
Fran-
The
Elks'
Lodge,
at
a
meeting
last
Cisco.
Tigers
by
a
score
of
5
to
night,
decided
to
celebrate
the
2
last
nlsht
The
locals
wan
'
King's
birthday
on
June
3
by
hold-,
the
first
game
of
the
series
and
tng
its
annual
May
Queen
celebra-'
Chicago,
the
second
and
third.
tion.
flap
dav
and
field
snorts.
I
George
Mitchell
was
PORTLAND,
April
17:
Rob.
by
Itowe,
orvnrr-tnanaxer
of
the
Portland
hockey
team
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Lcacue,
an-"
nouncrd
last
night
the
sale
ot
Ronald
Lyons,
star
Buckaroo
forward,
to
the
Boston
Bruins
of
the
National
llochey
League
for-
$5,000
and
three
pbyen.
Lyons
came
to
Portland
from
Trail,
B.C,
where
he
played
amateur
hockey
last
year.
LANDED
AT
SKIDEGATE
Plane
Rat
Short
of
Fuel
While
on
Flight
From
Vancouver
to((W?
.iiasstii
Tennto
aup
fcjcemed
will
Uke
SKIPEOATE,
April
17:
-A
Weet-
twKr
aii
wmoia
rjanMa
Arrwaya
plane,
bound
of
the
club
are
being
urged
to
at-lfrom
vancourer
to
Massett
to
pick
tend
so
as
to
make
a
real
good
an
ot
the
Consolidated
day
of
it.
An
American
tournament
Mln!ns
&
Smeiting
Ca
who
had
been
called
south
on
account
of
ture
of
the
day's
play..
Serving
of
o
parents
being
seriously
refreshments
us
an
added
attrac
tion.
A
successful-4enrls
season
U,testveefcowtartoshortateoXlXu4
looked
;fhr
lrffTrinc
pupert
tWseghtaharibucWdastrane
north
.:i
i'
'
:wtnd
all
the
way
north
and,
on
1
'"
1
'
f
landing
here
had
but
five
gallons
RESPONSIBLE
POST
'of
gasoline
left
in
Its
tanks.
After
Miss
Alice
Carey,
of
Yarmouth,
refuetetg
at
Qoeen
Charlotte
City.
N.S.,
who
has
been
doing
excellent
the
plane
csntinued
to
Massett
and
work
as
head
nurse
in
the
mater-.
thence
back
to
Vancouver
with
its
nity
ward
of
the
Lynn,
Mass.
hos-
passenger.
pital
for
the
past
two
years
has
The
pHot
of
the
plane
was
A.
D.
been
called
to
Tennessee
to
assume
Crulckshank,
British
Columbia
reaponsible
position
in
the
Me-
manager
for
the
Western
Canada
thodist
Hospital
at
Memphis.
Airways.
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
Good
Friday
service
at
St.
An
drew's
Cathedral
at
11
ajn.
Sacred
Concert
at
8
p.m.
(91)
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
op
ening
tomorrow.
All
members
in
vited
tq
attend.
Refreshments.
All
day
after
10
ajn.
D.
B.
Finn,
director
of
the
Prinot
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Bta
tion,
will
be
sailing
on
the
Prince
George
tonight
for
a
trip
to
Van
couver.
Nick
Sutllovlch,
Alice
Arm
hotel
proprietor,
after
a
visit
of
a
fjtw
days
in
the
city
sailed
by
the
ss.
Prince
George
yesterday
afternoon
on
his
return
north.
The
local
Carpenters'
Union
held
its
regular
meeting
last
night
with
Alex
McLeod.
president,
in
the
fehalr.
The
Falls
River
dispute
was
under
discussion
and
a
statement
on
same
was
issued
today
for
Latest
Stjie
Coals
and
Drsesea
ladies'
and
children's.
Wallace's.
Joseph
Bennett,
Pacific
Coast
su
pertntendent
for
the
Alberta,
Wheat
Pool,
wilt
sail
by
the
Prince
George
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
after
having
spent
the
past
few
dftjrs
in
the
city
on
official
R.
F.
Davy.'engteeer
for
the
department
of
public
works,
who
has
been
spending
the
pilf
fortnight
on
the
Queen
ChanM
Islands
looking
Into
wharf
Condi
tlona
at
various
points,
arrived
-fri
the
city
on
the
Prlnee
Jorjn
tfilj
morning
and
will
sail
tonight-on,
the
Prince
George
for
his
headquarters
in.
Victoria.
The
city
treasurer
has
received
from
the
provincial
government
a
check
for
$1,226.30
which
complete
payment
for
the
work
carried
out
by
the
city
nearly
three
years
ago
in
surfacing
the
Cow
Bay
road.
The
balance
had
been
in
dispute
for
a
long
time,
the
public
works
department
having
claimed
that
It
cost
tor?
much,
to
do
the
work.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
G.
Marvin
and
family,
who
arrived
in
the
city
a
week
ago
from
Stewart
and
have
since
been
the
guests
of
Mrs.
Mar
vin's
brother-ln4aw
and
sister,
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
O.
Williamson.
Fourth
Avenue
West,
will
sail
oil
the
ss
Prince
George
tonight
for
Vancou
ver
enroute
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
England
Mr.
Marvin
will
re
ceive
treatment
which
he
expects
will
fully
rjpstore
him
to
his
nor
mal
health:
L.
0
0
1
2
0
0
I
I
OVER
CUSS:
T
t
n-i,
,
TL......L
Jim
iMiiiumicT
yUinra
aiuiuiBii
With
Homer
RIaeje's
Homer
,
Alns
For
V'ashin?ton
1
NEW
YORK,
April
17:-St.
Louis
Cardinals
hit
three
Cub
pitchers
savagely
yesterday
to
defeat
the
appointed
!
'
National
League
champions
13
to
3.
j
BC
PLAYER
FORBRUINS
Ronald
Lyons
Formerly
of
Trail
Sold
By
Portland
For
$5C0Q
and
Three
Players
Jim
Bottom
ley
e&ra
tnrougn
wn
1
a
homer
for
St.
Louis.
!
In
the
American
League,
Ossie
Bluege's
homer
with
two
on
beard
in
the
seeond
was
the
big
faetor
in
the
win
of
the
Washrhffton
Senators
over
Boston
Red
Box.
Yeaterdy
Korea
were
as
follows:
,
National
League
Pittsburg
1.
Cincinnati
3.
Chicago
3
St.
Lewis
11
American
League
Washington.
5,
Boston
4,
Team
Standings
The
standings
of
the
teams
are
now
as
foHowt:
AMERICAN
W.
Philadelphia
1
Detroit
1
Washington
2
IEoaton
1
Cievetand
0
Chicago
0
New
York
0
St
Louis
0
NATIONAL
W.
New
York
l
FhltedaJphta
1
FrHtwiu-g
1
odOtnolsnnAtt
l
mw
-l
8t,
Louis
1
Boston
0
kfrocJcIyn
0
Pet.
100Q
1.060
J33
00
.000
.boo
;
.000
Pet.
1.000
1.000
M0
J00
.500
.300
.000
.000
Coughed
Coughed
Day
And
Night
With
Cold
On
Chest
ilri.
E.
E.
Bbtiton,
Leader,
Sik.,
writ:
MI
had
a
terr
trterv
cold
on
my
chest
aad
would
eoogb
ud
,ujh,
day
and
night,
until
I
wag
nearly
tnd
Bywll
"I
took
all
kind
of
modieict,
but
aothisg
cmed
to
reach
it
"Hy
dnijgjet
Wld
ma
to
tike
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
and
nee
if
that
vowldn't
help
ne,
to
I
took
Ik.
me
a
bottle
amd
from
th
tint
doao
I
could
feel
great
relief,
gad
by
the
time
1
had
fiuiahfd
It
mj
cough
had
completely
disappeared.
"
Price,
05c
a
bottle;
Urge
family
gige
60a,
at
all
dnwpeta
aad
dealera.
Put
op
onljr
by
The
T.
Uilburn
Co.,
UmlUd,
Toronto,
Ont.
i
b
pti
-
hi
,ir-ir
8dld
at
all
Government
Liquor
StJ
This
advertisement
st
not
publishl
or
dispiav
Control
Board
or
by
:hc
Govern.
n:
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