Sr
a
:Mv
PAGK
rwo
Tar
uU
at
!!
irtt
a
irl
!;
ft
.J.
ICaira
C,
LU-.
Tvrwu,
Oak
sown
grain
Is
now
shoving
nicely
above
the
ground.
General
rain
and
snow
have
insured
sufficient
moisture
for
some
tune
but
warm
IOOc
A
MONTH
If
in
ill
health
1
0.00(1
CASH
in
case
of
death
Rheumatism
So
Bad
Could
Hardly
Walk
liit.
TCo.
Xnenrlgy.
E.B.
No.
&
OueJph,
Out,
writ:
"For
year
1
suffered
with
ihearnktUm,
ud
ay
:a$Ai
ul
fret
used
to
tweO
o,
$.:
i.u.n,
I
coaU
hardly
wil,
Hid
.
.
t.'t
liwp
or
rt
for
tt
psin.
i
..
t
:
different
kind
of
mediate,
out
g
t
uotkinf
to
do
K
b
gxod
ta.ul
a
friend
tuld
om
to
take
Bnrdoek
B..
.-..J
Btter.
Now
I
hTe
bo
more
piu
and
ta
itcwmifMm
U
ill
gone."
auaafartuad,
far
Ik
r
81
run,
aalr
Vr
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Bvexy
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince-
Rupert
Daily
Newt.
Limited.
Third
Avenu
II
P.
PULL
EN
-
Managing-Editor
SCBSChlinON
RATES
,
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
5.01
For
leaser
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
meotn
50
By
mail
te
all
parte
of
Northern
and
Central
British
CohnnMa.
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
SJW
By
mail
to
all
other
parti
of
Britian
Columbia,
tbe
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
$&00
By
rsall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
9M
ADVERTISING
RATES
Transient
display
advertising,
per
Inch,
per
tnaertson
,
1.40
Classified
advertising,
per
Insertion,
per
word
M
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
56
Legal
nottoes,
eath
insertion,
per
agate
line
.15
DAILY
EDITION
Member
ot
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
-""ftS
Taessta.
May
M.
131.
W
ARMER
WEATHER
WITH
MORE;
weather
would
stimulate
growth.
RAIN
IS
NEEDED
BY
CROPS
OF
PRAIRIE;
SOME
PRECIPITATION
LAST
WEEK.
(('Aotinned
from
pa
one)
This
damage
should
by
no
means
decrease
total
acreage
as
there
is
sufficient
time
to
rested
to
coarse
grains
if
neeesearv.
The
Peace
River
district
reports
conditions
good,
ha
ring
been
visited
by
heavy
rains
and
all
seed
now
in
the
ground
should,
with
the
advent
of
warmer
weather,
have
rapid
growth.
Barry
in
the
week
lighter
cattle
receipts
of
western
stockyards
buoyed
op
prices
but
the
week
closed
with
a
more
generous
ran
and
Crop
conditions
over
the
entire
nawreuy
pnees
sagged,
nog
re-Prtnce
Albert
division
are
geed
al-
;1pts
re
moderate
and
tbe
though
there
is
a
slight
damage!
J"
bcon
DitU
"round
from
frost
and
soil
drifting
and
mtl.
more
moisture
Is
itajulied
although
,
crops
at
present
are
not
suffering.
'
Northern
Alberta
reserved
lalrry
'
general
scattered
showers
which
I
have
considerably
improved
crop
condition
although
some
parts
of
the
Goose
Lake
line
are
showing
tbe
effects
of
wind
damage.
The
wind
LETTER
BOX
FIGURE
WAS
WRONG
was
followed
by
cooler
weather
and
;
snow
flurries
and
the
situation
is
j
Mtor.
Daily
News:
somewhat
unproved.
The
Viking,
I
1
oticed
an
error
on
my
pie:
Camrose.
Kingman,
Vegrevllle,
Al-
I
sent
you
seme
days
ag
j.
liance.
Athabasca
subdivisions
re-
My
sutement
was.
No.
1,
S
eenis
port
about
90
"S
of
coarse
grain
i
and
not
IS
cents,
as
it
was
on
Fri-
seeding
completed
and
that
early
ay's
paper.
Please
would
you
cor
rect
that
error.
A.
SNBLLMAN.
Secy.,
N.BC.S.T.
Assn.
Port
Essington.
B.C.
A
Private
Income
of
$100
a
month
for
Life
IOO
A
MONTH
if
In
good
health
.
,
.
from
age
55!
Just
picture
It
At
55.
while
still
well
and
vigorous,
tornrar
into
a
private
income
(over
and
altm-e
other
revenue),
guaranteed
for
the
rest
of
your
life,
of
$100
a
month.
You
simply
make
yearly
or
b:
If-yearly
deposit
of
an
agreed
amount
for
a
specified
period,
at
the
end
of
which
you
liegin
to
receive
a
monthly
income
for
life.
That's
only
part
of
the
story
-If,
meanwhile,
through
sirknea
or
accident
you
should
become
totally
dinabled,
you
tease
paying
premiums
and
receive
$100
a
month
duTtnt
earn
disability
At
age
55,
the
regular
income
of
SI
00
a
month,
unimpaired,
ontnea
into
effect.
Look
how
your
family
Is
protected
Should
you
die
at
any
time
lietore
reaching
55,
your
family
receive
$10,000.
Pill
In
and
forward
this
form
(which
involves
you
In
no
obligation)
and
exact
figures
suited
to
your
individual
need
will
be
sent
you.
SUN
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
HEAD
OTFICE
MONTREAL
Without
obiifation
oa
my
part,
state
wad
lull
particulars
of
your
SHXM-moath-ior-life
plan
aa
outlined
io
your
advertise-
ment
m
Ho
Oil
.
M.
or
Mia)'
.'.
,
Date
of
Birth
(Month)
(Year)..
Addrewi
(Street)
'.
(City)
i
-...r
S.
J.
JABOUR
NORTHERN
II.
C.
REPRESENTATIVE
LARGE
SALE
OF
HALIBUT
Canadian
Vessels
Get
Only
Gc.
and
3c.
While
American
Are
Paid
7c.
and
4c
There
was
a
large
sale
of
halibut
at
the
exchange
today
with
the
result
that
Canadian
fish
were
down
to
6c.
and
3c
a
pound
and
American
fish
to
about
7c.
and
4c.
or
slightly
better.
Several
boats
r-t
fused
to
take
the
price
and
left
'.
while
another
held
over
for
tomor.
j
!row.
Sales
were:
!
American
1
Wizard,
25,000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co,
at
6:10
and
3.
j
Rainier.
24000
to
Booth
Fisher
let
at
6
and
3.
Tituya,
18,000.
to
Pacific
Fisher-;
ies
at
7.10
and
4.
Brtep.
21.060
to
Cold
Storage
V.'
7.30
and
4.
;
Tuscan,
8.000
to
Booth
Flsheri-
at
7
JO
and
4.
j
Condor,
J&d
to
COM
Storage
it
7.30.
and
4,
Venus.
IjM
te
CeM
Storage
at
70
and
4,
CHader
ljm
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
7.48
sad
4.
Antler.
13.900,
Don
Q.10JD00
and
Excel
J2jBO0
to
-Koyal
Fisheries
si
3Q
and
4.
Defense
7.000
to
Cold
Storage
at
7-3
and
4
.
Marie
7500,
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
7.20
and
4.
Baltic
9,000
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
750
aad
4.
I
Hazel
H,
12.509
to
AUtn
Fisher-1
Ies
at
7
JO
and
4.
Bravo,
7.060
te
Attin
FUheries
at
7
JO
and
4.
j
Heffll
8.000
to
Pacific
FUherieel
THIS
DAILY
NITtra
Tuesday,
Ma?
28.
t93l
LEARN
FROM
MY
EXPERIENCE
at
750
and
4.
j
Wave,
4,500
to
Atlin
Fisheries
at!
Westward,
Caroline
and
Miss
June
j7JO
ana
4.
i
in
f0Tt
Over
Holiday
With
j
CanadUn
I
Parties
Coinr
North
!
Thor
6.000;
TakU
32,000;
Osi
-
16.000;
Toodie
5300;
Minnie
V.
3
-500;
Bmbia
15.000:
Sea
Maid,'
10,-000
to
Cold
Storage
at
6
and
3.
;
Signal
16,000.
Relief
UflOQ;
Pair
of
Jacks
9.000
to
Atlin
Fisheries
a
8
and
3.
BEAUTY
SHOP
HERE
AGAIN
Sixty
Local
People
Taking
Tart
in
Spectacular
Musical
Comedy
An
announcement
of
great
In
teres
to
local
theatre
goers
comes
with
tbe
statement
by
Local
Lodge
No.
46.
BPX).
Elks,
that
they
will
stage
'The
Beauty
Shop,"
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
on
Tuesday.
June
9,
with
a
matinee
performance
in
the
afternoon
for
the
kiddles.
"I
have
found
that
using
Kel-logg's
Ail-Bran
rettulsrtv
is
the
surest
way
to
keep
the
members
of
Tny
fsmily
from
being
constipated."
Millions
i
f
user
have
found
that
Kellepe's
Aix-B&AN
guarantees
sure
relirf
from
both
temporary
and
murring
coo-stipation.
Pills
and
drugs,
as
a
rule,
have
to
be
taken
in
mounting
doses
or
they
become
tuvkss.
KeJlotrc's
Aix-Bran
offers
you
natural,
safe
relief
from
the
headaches,
the
dizziness,
the
lots
of
energy
that
c
company
constipation.
And
it
also
far-nuhes
iron,
which
helps
put
eelor
in
ehveks
aail
lips.
Try
it
with
milk
or
creasa,
f
reita
or
honey
added.
Use
it
in
cooking
too.
At
alt
irroeers,
in
the
rvd-and-green
packaee.
Made
by
K4rg
in
Lmmou.
Ontario.
0$
All-Bran
YACHTS
IN
THIS
PORT
Bn
route
to
Kodtek
Island
on
a
big
game
hunting
trip.
Circuit
Judge
WUHam
V.
Brothers
of
Chicago.
George
B.
Drydeai
president
of
the
Dryden
Rubber
and
son.
Eastman
Dry
den.
and
"Mark
Merrbnan
of
Jackson,
Michj,
the
last
mentioned
a
personal
friend
of
M.
J.
Hobln,
former
resident
of
this
city,
arrived
in
the
city
Tram
the
east
on
Sunday
afternoon's'
train,
proceeding
north
the
same
night
on
the
Seattle
charter
yacht.
Westward.
The
Westward
arrived
Saturday
night
from
Ketchikan
and
other
Alaska
paints,
having
on
board
a
tour
party
from
the
eastern
states,
the
members
of
which
sailed
Sunday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Alice
for
Seattle.
Also
in
port
over
the
holiday
week-end
was
the
charter
yacht
Caroline,
owned
by
the
same
inter
ests
as
the
Westward,
which
had
on
C.
n
Lewis,
director,
has
already
board
a
party
of
Americans
who
commenced
work
on
the
show
and
'
will
cruise
along
the
Alaska
coast,
the
initial
assembly
of
the
cast
will
The
Caroline
arrived
Sunday
night
take
place
this
evening
8
p.m.
at
i
from
Seattle
and
proceeded
north
tbe
Catholic
Hall.
1
Monday
afternoon.
The
"Beauty
Shop"
Is
rated
as
Another
yacht
In
over
the
week-
the
beat
amateur
production
ever
I
end
was
the
Miss
June
from
Seattle,
I
staged
In
the
stty,
with
a
cast
oi
sixty
with
beautiful
costumes,
twenty-five
charming,
singing
an1
"Hndnf
numbers,
a
Chorus,
handsome
SEATTLE
NIGHT
BASEBALL
SEATTLE,
May
26:
Seattle
Indians
will
make
their
debut
at
home
under
the
flood
lights
tonight
with
San
Francisco
Seals
for
their
opponents.
It
is
the
first
night
baseball
of
the
season
here.
having
on
board
a
party
of
New
Yorkers.
The
Miss
June
arrived
from
the
south
Sunday
morning
real
Beauty
.
and
sailed
Monday
morning
for
Al-shifts
an4
'
aka.
While
here
the
vessel
tied
up
every
requisite
which
goes
to
make
;
at
the
floats
ot
the
Prince
Rupert
up
an
evening's
entertainment
or
i
Rowing
&
Yaeht
Club,
pep,
color
and
action.
-
...
,
,
Soul
and
Body
Science
Church
Subject
Sunday
The
mbjeet
ot
the
lesson-sermon
In
all
Christian
Science
churches
and
societies
on
Sunday
was
"Soul
and
Body."
Among
the
Bible
texts
included
in
the
leseon-sermon
was
the
following
from
Hebrews
10:39:
"But
we
are
not
of
them
who
draw
back
unto
perdition;
but
of
them
that
believe
to
the
saving
of
the
soul."
The
lesson-sermon
also
included
the
reading
of
citations
from
the
Christian
Science
textbook,
"Science
and
Health
with
Key
to
the
Scriptures."
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy,
one
passage
being
as
follows:
unruiwn
ocience
explains
an
i
I
cause
and
effect
as
mental,
not!
physical.
It
lifts
the
veil
ot
mystery
irom
soui
ana
Doay.
u
snows
me
scientific
relation
ot
man
to
God,
disentangle
the
Interlaced
ambiguities
ot
being,
and
sets
free
the
imprisoned
thought."
INTERIOR
DECORATING.
PAINTING
AND
SIGN
WRITING
Very
moderate
prices.
Easy
Terms
J0ER(.ENP.M0IXEU
Painter
and
peeoralor
Phone
Red
80!t
7th
Ave
W
Frank
H.
Coon
PALMER
GRADUATE
Doctor
ot
Chiropractie
Office
Hours:
11
to
12
-
2
to
5
7
to
8
Saturday
and
Sunday
by
appointment.
Consultation
free.
Phone
837
Room
15
Ilesner
Blk.
House,
Blue
529
Rupert
Motors
DODGE
DEALERS
Oarage
and
Service
Btatlon
AU
Modern
Equipment
12-Hour
Battery
Charger
OUR
TOWINQ
&
WRECKINO
CAR
WILL
HANDLE
ANY
JOB
Phone
SCC
i
Night
Culls
Phone
161
1
BIG
DANCE
i
LAST
NIGHT
Was
Closing
Function
In
Connection
With
Visit
of
Ketchikan
Baseball
Club
The
closing
event
la
connection
with
the
Victoria
Day
visit
hero
of
the
Ketchikan
baseball
clu1)
was
a
big
dance
last
night
in
the
Moose
Hal).
About
250
persons
were
prerent
and
a
happy
time
we.
spent
by
all
from
9
pjn.
untl
2
a.
nv
Music
was
furnished
by
Chart
Balagno's
orchestra.
During
th"
program
there
were
some
ixhlni
tions
and
step-dances
and
other
stunt
by
members
of
the
pan
of
Alaskan
risttors.
wmtfun
Mitchell
was
roaster
t!
eeremeniee
and
Doug
Frtoell
presided
at
the
deer.
fEACE
RIVER
MURDER
CASE1
ENDS
SATURDAY
NIGHT
IN
i
CONVICTION.
!
Continued
from
raae
One)
j
suit
found
by
the
pattee
In
his
house
at
Hrthe
and
which
It
was
asserted
1
belonged
to
Babehuk.
He
described
!
the
Russian
as
a
man
at
about
45.
slightly
taBer'
than
himself
and
eevrrgl
pounds
heavier.
The
man
lud
a
black
moustache
and
was
of
.
dark
complexion.
He
had
never
seen
him
slnee.
j
From
that
point
Sowry
corrobor-
j
aiea
Msipsom
evteenee
as
to
me
drive
to
Hythe.
He
stated
he
had
bought
the
Martin
rifle
to
use
on
his
homestead
on
the
Keg
River.
Sowry
was
eross-exaratned
very
extensively
for
more
than
two
hours
'
hv
A.
M
Johnson.
Kfi
erown
nm.
I
feeuter,
but
could
not
be
made
to
chante
his
statement.
He
said
that
Mrs.
Baelava
must
have
been
mistaken
when
she
had
testified
that
be
saw
him
pass
her
home
near
Baschuk's
on
the
afternoon
of
the
eighteenth.
Sowry
declared
that
he
had
no
rifle
with
him
at
any
time
during
the
trip
and
that
the
long
thin'
canvas-covered
parcel
seen
by
AI-drieb
was
a
loaf
of
bread.
Mr.
Russel
stated
that
the
testimony
of
one
Leonard
Blake
was
of
ceertdMs4e
imparlance
te
the
de-
feno
Blake
could
not
be
cated
by
the
."police,
he
proposed:
reading
the
testimony
taken
at
the'
preliminary
hearing.
In
It
Blake
5tated
that
he
lived
across
the
North
Pine
from
Fort
St.
John
quite
near
Babebuk's
farm.
He
said
he
had
rcver
seen
the
accused
before
but
that,
while
putting
up
hay
about
August
16,
a
Russian
whd
looked
somewhat
like
the
accused,
asked
bun
If
he
knew
of
a
Russian
aamed
Jim
Hill.
He
described
the
man
as
a
little
larger
than
Sowry'
and
wearing
a
black
moustache.
Defence
Plea
In
presenting
the
ease
for
the
deJ
fence,
Mr.
Russell
stated
that
were
he
defending
a
guilty
man
his
defence
would
be
that
the
man
wat
insane.
Tbe
crime
was
clearly
pre
meditated.
The
crown's
evidence.
which
was
entirely
ctrcumstanllaL
be
rtated.
did
not
point
to
the
guilt;!
or
sorry.
He
said
the
only
point
nf
any
force
which
the
crown
pre
centsd
was
the
evidence
of
Dr.
De
rome.
This
was
oruy
the
opLnieu
of
one
man
and
could
not
be
taker!
as
conclusive.
He
said
tht
crown
would
try
to
make
the
Jury
believe
that
Sowry
had
come
Into
the
eounfry
for
the
express
purpose
of
murder
ing
Babehuk.
He
characterized
the
evidence
of
several
of
the
crown
witrjeases
as
untrustworthy
and
not
agreeing
with
that
given
at
the
pre
llmtnary
hearing.
He
stated,
that
the
crown,
should
have
spent
some
of
the
money
spent
on
bringing
witnesses
to
the
trial
In
search
ing
for
the
Russian
seen
by
Blake
and
also
by
the
accused.
Mr.
Johnson,
in
summing
up,
pointed
out
that
the
long
parrel
had
been
seen
by
several
witnesses,
thai
witnesses
had
seen
Sowry
near
Babebuk's
on
the
eighteenth
and
that
the
Babchuk's
trunks
had
been
rob
bed.
He
stated
that
Sowry
had
ad-vised
several
people
to
go
to
the
harvest
earlier
than
they
otherwise
would
have,
his
purpose
being
to
clear
the
district
of
anyone
whoj
might
know
him.
The
case
went
before
the
Jury
at
18:30
p.m.
Saturday.
Seigneur
Is
Tied
Up
Here
The
Canadian
National
BUam
ships
freighter
Canadian
Seigneur,
which
has
been
on
a
voyage
to
Japan,
arrived
in
port
Sunday
morn.
Ing
and
went
Into
berth
at
the
dry
dock,
where
she
la
to
be
tied
up
Indefinitely
The
crew
will
be
paid
oft
here
WARNING
TO
BEARS
New
York
Stock
Exchange
Issues
Questionalrre
Seeking
Information
as
te
Operations
NEW
YORK.
.May
2Q;
The
New
York
Stock
Excliange
has
warned
the
bears
to
watch
their
step.
Mem
bers
today
received
a
questionalrre
demanding
full
Information
regarding
bearish
operations
of
themsilves
and
their
clients-
.
WINNIPEG
ROBBERY
Safe
In
Office
of
C.
N.
R.
Treasrf.
Looted
of
S2.000
WINNIPEO.
Majle:
Twr
!and
dollars
was
secured
h.
af
crackers
who
blew
the
s:.f.
.u!
;
treasurers.
office
of
the
tHruu
hn
Nations!
Railway
trim,
t
.
.
.
uur
ing
the
week-end.
Try
a
DaUy
News
want-ad
Skin
Covered
With
Eczema--'
Now
Clear
and
Healthy
Marvellous
Healing
by
Well
Known
Remedy
Thers
Is
aotfttag
so
simple
la
its
,
orifia
and
afterward
o
difficult
to
!
get
rid
of
a
tkia
diieitMt.
On
the
grt
ic
of
irritation,
rottgnne,
or
trvptioa,
aaetot
ti
tdara
ith
Zi-1-11
Jt.
ThW
herbal
ointment
will
ppeedtly
baaith
all
trouble.
W).
tbe
kin
i
already
aflame
with
met.,
or
poiooaed
or
nrr
trd,
Zam
Buk
i
tie
one
eaters!
sppSratloa
powerful
euooc.li
to
get
to
the
root
of
the
dioeaoe.
It
quickly
replsee
nahealthy
tiwoe
by
new
rlear
kuu
Yew
wHl
be
atd4
at
tt
quitk
toothiag
and
bealiag
ZauiUvk,
MEDICAL
TREATMENT
BRINGS
NO
RELIEF
"3Sj
4ushtra
fare
od
nerk
wrre
rovtevd
with
nm
at
torn,
which
owr
ivclur
(tiupuHl
wu-nta.
Il
irtrH4
trMlutfit
htrh
trd
tf
te
mouth
without
rHf.
Th
OVALTINE
HUSKS
arc
txctllent
for
ttttk
and
I
u
J
oIu
iir
Thr)rt
wutdt
jnm
finf$l
Canadian
u
JUrflrnytuur
lu
tvaii
k
i)i4kin
it
adJtd,
aw4ing
I
Km
tnurt
tautj
dlfiHtd
and
miKhfaur
twuriihinr
lUa
tht
avwrugt
rui
ur
NhuU.
PWtWu
uktn
itrvtd
uttk
thtftt.
rww
rfctlA'a
tmrm
kmA
fA
.
V.
hi
baiidaae
und
th
wu
m..i
i
inr
house.
I
u
about
to
.
t
kin
atwrlalut.
when
1
1.u!
r.jw
Kala-Huk
bad
Mated
mati
Iron
this
drva4
dlaeaa.
au
I
v
ite
i
a
box
of
olntnaent
aad
tli-i
u;
.
,p.
After
a
few
daya
tivatox
iit
iii.
-r
a
sraot
twnvMit
:
da
l
,
aoraa
dfaaptiMrod
and
wltl.u
j,
b,
j
our
daushtv'
("'
ffir.ij
eaaartid
af
aay
k'rt
of
the
'-
r,it
dlaar.
wUheitt
a
alntl
I
can't
ar
too
muili
of
the
biaalliiK
power
of
j.ia-Bult
-
it;.
H.
A.,
Toroola.
r)ut
IF
YOU
have
a
or
inflantd
r
Idoithy
ikla.
or
affr
from
u!t
tlteaaa,
ssalp
trottble.
pi.ipoi.vd
weuad,
or
ysle,
yoa
will
fin.1
Zm
Unk
quirkly
othiag
sd
lftli'i.
It
is
also
a
BBarvailoa
4rn
fur
euts,
bursa,
ete.
Zam-Bak
On.tn
,,-st
50c.
box,
Zaai
Bak
llrdinuat
Htsp
2V.
rake.
sleep
I
AT
a
r?mrrinr
rare
Is
sletolos-
b
0
-w
1
ness!
Minutes
seem
hours
noun
rnilr
R.irl-
nf
fr
tictisllv
an?
hervi
r-ifnl
nut
and
faccrJ
our.
Nerves
that
arc
starved
for
nourishment,
to
replace
exhaustion
caused
by
ova-work,
worry,
or
social
effort.
If
you
arc
bothered
with
sleeplessness,
feed
your
nerves
with
Ovaltine.
You
will
find
that
they
will
calm
down,
digestive
unrca
will
stop
and
you
will
sleep
soundly
ana
naturally.
Ovaltine
at
bed-time
is
the
world's
best
night
-cap.
Millions
of
people
have
found
this
to
be
true.
The
natural
nourishment
in
Ovaltine
restores
mental
and
physical
poise
almost
immediately.
Ovaltine
is
prepared
scientifically
from
tipc
barley
malt,
fresh
eges
and
creamy
milk.
Nature's
finest
tonic
foods.
It
contains
all
the
essential
vitamins
and
other
food
e1imnr
in
rnrrrcr
nrOPOr-'
tions.
It
not
only
soothes
and
feeds
the
nerves
but
completely
rebuilds
your
exhausted
body
cells
and
tissues
while
you
sleep.
You
wake
up
wonderfully
refreshed.
Try
the
world's
best
"nfghf
cap"
tonight.
Sold
at
all
good
stores,
in
$oc,
75C
1.25
and
special
$4A
family
size
tins;
also
strvtd
at
soda
fountains.
IM
OVA
LTI
N
E'
TONIC
FOOD
PEVERAOi
&nsuhS
Sound,
NakihaL
Steep
A.
Wander
Limited
455
King
Street
West
Toronto,
Ont.