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The
Babies
A
BEAUTIFUL
SELECTION
OF
Babies'
Coats,
and
Sweater
Coats
Hats,
Tarns,
Bonnets
and
Dresses
Has
Just
Arrived
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IN
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SEE
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"A
wonderful
micccxt,"
tayi
Mit.
F.
Matthews
of
Abbots,
ford,
B.C.
IT'S
easy
to
make
bread
by
th
Quaker
Method.
Jutt
im
agine
no
kneading,
no
setting
the
sponge
I
You
actually
bake
lighter,
more
delicious
bread,
in
half
the
time
.
.
.
and
at
leu
costl
But
you
must
use
Quaker
Flour
and
follow
instructions
in
our
booklet
"The
Quaker
Method
of
Easy
Bread
Baking."
Quaker
Flour
is
of
unvarying
high
quality
because
milled
of
the
very
finest
wheat.
Tested
at
every
stage
in
the
milling.
Samples
are
baked
in
our
own
kitchen
every
day.
If
you're
not
'
satisfied
that
Quaker
Flour
Is
the
finest
you
have
ever
used,
your
dealer
will
refund
your
money.
Write
us
for
the
booklet
...
or
ask
your
dealer.
The
Quaker
Oats
Company,
Saskatoon.
111
Hacked
by
the
TomiwstDietitians
For
nourishment,
delicious
flavor
tnd
low
cost.
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
It
recoftnlzed
as
the
most
healthful
food
by
forcmoit
dietitians.
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STARCH
CO.,
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Judge
Howay
Tells
AancouTer
CAME
HERE
VIA
PEACE
Transport
Men
How
First
Settlers
Arrived
on
Coa.st
.
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VANCOUVER,
April
18
The
first
SUpMIpm
on
th
mainland
of
B.C.
tame
to
the
coast
by
way
ol
Peace
River
and
the
first
man-built
trail
in
the
Interior
was
cut
from
Fort
St.
James
to
Fort
Mc-Leod
to
shorten
the
route
from
the
Parsnip
to
the
Fraser.
It
was
some
time
after
that
when
Sir
James
Simpson
made
the
obvious
but
then
remarkable
discovery
that
the
distance
froi
the
Rocky
Mountains
to
the
Pacific
is
considerably
shorter
than
from
the
Rockies
to
the
Atlantic.
'That
is
a
discovery
that
the
Board
of
Trade
might
well
keep
in
mind.
Too
many
have
overlooked
it
since
the
days
when
the
Hud-sons
Bay
Company
started
brinjr-;
ins
its
furs
to
the
coast
and
taking
Its
supplies
in
from
here."
said
Judge
F.
W.
Howay
of
New
West-
'
minster
in
an
interesting
address'
before
the
Transportation
and!
Customs
Bureau
of
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade.
His
subject
was
'Transportation
Pioneering
In
B.
C."
The
absorbingly
interesting
and
rr.mantic
history
of
the
Cariboj
road
formed
the
chief
part
of
Judge
Howay's
notable
address.
He
traced
the
various
links
of
the;
road
tliat
succeeded
the
trails
and
recalled
the
succession
of
change
from
packing
by
Indians
to
horse
packing,
mule
teams,
camels,
and
then
the
wagons
drawn
by
horses
ind
oxen.
Tried
to
Use
Engines
There
was
even
an
unsuccessful
attempt
to
use
steam
traction
engines
brought
out
from
Scotland.
But
they
were
no
faster
and
UirTP
miifh
mnrp
r?vnlv
than
J
horses
and
not
one
of
them
ever
made
the
trip
into
the
Cariboo
Stage
coach
days
were
recalled
in
delightful
anecdote.
It
is
a
mistake
to
say
that
the
old
Cariboo
road
was
built
by
the
Royal
Engineers,
Judge
Howay
Queen
Hatchery
JO
W.
Cordova
St.
Vancouver,
B.C.
Baby
Chicks.
Queen
Quality
Leghorn,
Rhode
Island
Red,
Barred
Rock,
of
high
egg
production.
Catalogue
free.
QUEEN
HATCHERY
36
.
Cordova
St.,
Vancouver
Mechanical
Manicures
Now
that
Colonel,
and
Mrs.
Lindbergh
htve
publicly
commissioned
two
notorious
gangsters
as
their
agents
to
deal
with
the
kidnappers.
Both
theory
and
fact
offer
sad
commen
tary
on
the
extent
to
which
the
government
of
the
underworld
has
usurped
the
functions
of
law
ful
authority.
One
reason
this
subterranean
rovernment
is
effective
Is
that
ft
practices
law
enforcement.
Infringements
"are
not
tolerated.
Punishment
Is
quick
ana
surt.
Only
when
honest
eiUsens
inject
some
of
the
same
efficiency
into
the
police
and
the
courts
will
they
'ease
to
be
vdgsals
of
gangdom.
For
vassals
'they
are,
In
great
oi
small
degree
,
Every
ettteen
pays
taxes
to
gang'
government
In
the
gigantic
annual
bill
for
crime
And
none
is
free
from
the
threat
of
racketeering
and
violence
not
even
the
gangster
with
his
body
guards
Men.
women
and
children
are
seised
on
the
street
and
abducted
from
their
homes.
No
American
but
Is
potentially
subject,
to
a
tyranny
seldom
exceeds
by
any
despotism
in
history.
If
the
Lindbergh
baby
wv
not
immune,
and
if
constituted
authority
has
been
unafcle
to
recover
him.
what
is
to
assure
ordinary
folk?
ifcey
can
seek
dlvtn
protection.
And
they
can
revolt
against
government.
They
can
vote.
They
cm
interest
themselves
in
ward
politics.
They
can
support
honest
police.
They
canjiurUy
ana
strengthen
leflHmate
gernment
Until
they
do
they
can
Hardly
call
themselves
free
or
self-governed
m
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
chased
at-.
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Office
News
Stand.
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George.
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Store.
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of
beauticians
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shape
file-
and
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but
won't
listen
to
your
domestic
troubles
GOVERNING
BY
GANGS
Christian
Science
Monitor
Comments
on
.Lindbergh
Kidnapping
Case
Some
months
ago
an
English
cartoonist
pictured
Al
Capone
in
the
act
of
overthrowing
constituted
authority
in
the
United
Statei
and
himself
entering
the
Whl:e
House
as
head
of
the
Government.
Such
a
view
is.
of
course,
an
ex
aggeration
of
the
extent
to
which
gangsters
rule
America.
But
it
Is
only
an
exaggeration;
all
the
materials
for
the
portrait
exist
in
the
Ameriean
scene.
That
is
the
unhappy
fact,
and
two
circumstances
connected
with
I
hp
Tjnritwtrch
Ictrinannlnc
have
jid.
They
surveyed
and
planned,
publc
recognHlon
to
uii
iuju
iiuu
uuiu
iwu
small
mt
Hons,
but
only
that.
To
many
it
is
still
a
mystery
1hw
the
cables
for
the
old
Alexandra
suspension
bridge
at
Spuzzuin
were
transported
there.
The
fas!
is
that
the
wire
was
taken
up
and
the
cables
woven
on
the
spot.
Judge
Howay
said.
A
number
of
members
of
th
New
Westminster
Board
of
Trade
were
guests
at
the
luncheon,
including
President
Archie
How-
The
head
table
was
ornamented
with.
a
model
of
the
pioneer
ss.
Beaver,
lent
for
the
occasion
oy
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company.
Another
relic
of
early
days
was
largo
model
of
the
Vancouver
Belle.
first
schooner
built
on
False
Creek
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
18.1912
The
Earl
Orey's
Rifles
were
on
annual
church
parade
to
St.
An
drew's
Anglican
Church
where
Bl
shop
F.
H.
DuVernet
preached
an
appropriate
sermon.
The
great
White
Star
liner.
Titanic
struck
an
ice
berg
near
the
Straits
of
Belle
Island
while
en
route
from
England
to
New
York.
Over
2000
passengers
were
lost
including
Sir
Charles
M.
Hays,
president
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
and
many
other
prominent
people.
Returning
Officer
Ed.
Clark
is
now
conducting
the
official
count
following
the
recent
provincial
election
when
William
Manson.
sitting
Conservative
member,
was
elected
with
a
decisive
majority
over
A.
M.
Manson,
the
Liberal
power
of
utt
underworld,
one
is
he
popular
credence
given
to
the
throry
that
.
Capone
enginecreor
this
latest
abduction
and
hopes
tc
bargain
with.
the
Government,
of
fering
return.
of
the
child
for
hi
own
release.
The
other
is
the
fact
CROSSING
OF
PATHS
f'hanre
Meeting
In
B.
C.
Rockies
Has
Sequel
Lately
in
Montreal
MONTREAL,
April
18
Two
men
who
crossed
one
another's
path
by
chance
last
summer
in
the
Rocky
Mountain
Canyon
met
again
quite
unexpectedly
in
Montreal
recently.
They
were
Dr.
Norman
Henry.
Philadelphia's
director
of
public
health,
who
was
the
first
white
man
to
cast
eyes
on
the
"sub-tropical
valley"
of
British
Columbia
and
Rev.
George
Wolfendale,
a
Church
of
England
missionary
from
Fort
St.
John
in
the
Peace
River
District.
Beth
visitors
wen
lecturing
in
this
city
at
Me
tlin
of
their
meeting.
Mr.
Wolfendale
was
returning
from
the
most
northerly
part
of
Mils
scattered
parish
last
Septem
ber
when
he
met
a
young
goM
panncr
near
OoM
Bar.
They
Join
ed
forces,
paddled
by
raft
a
few
miles
down
the
Peace
River
and
then
found
an
abandoned
boat
They
travelled
on.
balling
as
they
went,
but
'topped
at
midnight
and
tamped
on
the
shore
for
the
res!
of
the
night
The
missionary
had
a
'.ra-r-th.
a
lane
haversack
and
the
gold-panner
had
only
a
little
rice.
Next
morning
found
them
at
th
Canyon
and
witness
the
fort
una
meeting
with
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
md
thrtr
party,
which
included
GO
pack
horses
in
the
expedition.
"We
were
lucky
tn
meeting
thr
Henrys."
said
Mr
Wolfendale
as
lr
smilingly
recalled
the
etnsodr
"They
gave
us
their
lunches
which
hid
been
prepared
that
morntnt
.
i
nd
I
never
ta-teti
better.
Thar
were
een
chocolate
bars
In
those
lunche.
We
don't
get
them
ofter
In
the
north
and
how
they
were
enjoyed,"
he
said.
With
a
fair-slsed
list
of
psssen
gers
inducing
a
number
of
cannery
workers
for
the
Naas
River,
union
steamer
Catala
Capt
A.
E
uicxson,
arrived
in
port
at
4:45
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
routh
and
tailed
at
9
pjn.
for
An
yox.
aiewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
enroute
back
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
"
Operating
ihree
Dry
Docks
Total
rapacity
20,000
tons
if'-
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Sawmill
and
MinincMachlncry
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
50-tnn
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
"Atonement"
Is
Science
Church
Subject
Sunday
The
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon
in
Prince
Rupert
Christian
Science
Society
on
Sunday
was
'Doctrine
Atonement."
!
One
of
the
Bible
texts
was:
"Seeing
ye
have
purified
your
souls
In
obeying
the
truth
through
the
Spirit
unto
unfeigned
love
of
the
brethren,
see
that
ye
love
one
another
with
a
pure
heart
fervently."
(1.
Peter
1:
22.)
The
lesson
sermon
also
Included
the
following
passage-
from
"Science
and
Health
with
Key
to
the
Scriptures"
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy:
"If
Truth
is
overcoming
error
in
your
dally
walk
and
conversation
you
can
finally
say.
'I
have
fought
a
good
fight
I
have
kept
the
faith.'
because
you
are
a
better
man.
This
is
having
our
part
In
the
at-one-ment
with
Truth,
and
Love."
(page
2D.
Mrs.
Jean
Latham
and
Mrs.
8a
die
Wright,
both
of
Ocean
Falls,
have
been
appointed
provincial
el-'
ectlon
commissioners
for
Mackenzie
electoral
district,
it
is
announced
in
the
current
issue
of
the
B
C.
Gazette.
Monday,
April
u,
Monday
and
TuesdaJ
HYP
SHOWS
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Thrills,
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reoJ
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THE
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iff,
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ashman,
Irvirl
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