pagi
row
if!-''
'
Imagine!
wheat
and
rice
SHOT
FROM
GUNS
Here
are
the
daintiest,
cool-est,
crispest
of
cereals.
Yet
they're
packed
with
energy
I
A
single
dish
of
Puffed
Wheat
or
Rice,
with
milk
and
sugar,
is"
as
richly
energizing
as
a
'
baked
potato
or
Iamb
chop.
That's
because
these
grain
foods
are
shot
from
guns
.
.
.
thus
every
food
cell
broken
open.
Steam
cooked.
Made
completely
digestible.
Today's
Weather
Prince
Hupcrt
Overcast,
calm:
eoutheatt
wind,
12
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
30.40;
temperature,
40;
sea
smooth.
Triple.'
Island
Raining,
fresh
souther!
wind;
sea
choppy.
Lanprn
Island-Overcast,
light
westerly
wind;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.28;
temperature,
57;
ssa
smooth.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
46.
Alyaj)Ui
Rain,
south
wind,
43.
Anvtfx
ruining,
calm.
40.
Stewart
Heavy
rain.
calm.
39.
Haezlton
Cloudy,
calm,
48.
Bmlthers-
Krt
cloudy,
calm,
51.
Burns
Lake
-
Clear,
calm,
47.
i
To
make
Puffed
Wheat
and
Rice
twice
as
crisp
.
.
richly
nourishing.
Economical,
too!
A
luxury
cereal,
Yei
!
But
now
Puffed
Wheat
and
Rice
are
within
reach
of
every
purse.
Prices
are
sharply
reduced.
Puffed
Wheat-Puffed
Rice
Made
in
Canda
by
THE
QUAKER
OATS
COMPANY
Mis
Shoe
Repairing
Bring
your
shoes
to
the
Shu-Craft
'
We
rebuild
them
'
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
M.
MacARTHUR
Third
Ate.
Next
Federal
Bik.
no
other
tasted
quite
so
good!
Fresi
Milk
and
Cream
Daily
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
AYLMER
Sweet
Corn
(dints
to
your
table
as
tender
and
flavourful
as
the
day
it
was
picked.
This
"freslMrom-the-cob"
goodness
ii
made
possibltjby
modern
canning
methods.
'
You'll
new
know
how
delicious
corn
really
can
be
until
you
try
AYLMER
Sweet
Corn.
Jot
it
down
on
your
ihbf
ping
list
now
before
you
forget.
FREE!
VAj
Atk
your
(rocrr
for
FREE
Recipe
Book'
let
written
by
Joan
Abbott,
AYLMER
Dietitian,
ipT
write
to
CANADIAN
CANNERS
ITESTF.RN
LIMITED
VANCOLtta,
H.
C.
a
Cawte
CP.
4.
TOUGH
ON
CODFISH
Scientist
Makes
Buttons
and
Piano
Keys
From
Fish
HALIFAX,
April
26:
(CP)
Life
may
be
a
tough
proposition
for
the
codfish
In
a
few
years.
Sought
now
for
its
edible
qualities,
its
flesh
will
be
fa
increased
demand
as
the
basic
material
In
the
manufacture
of
a
thousand
and
one
articles
if
experiments
under
way
here
are
successful.
Piano
keys,
radio
knobs,
buttons
and
umbrella
handles
are
only
a
tew
of
the
articles
which
can
be
made
from
a
substance
which
has
been
produced
from
ordinary
fish
meal
at
the
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
by
a
process
which
It
is
hoped
to
bring
down
to
a
commercial
basts
within
the
year.
This
partial
success
has
been
met
by
Dr
W.
W.
Johnston,
who
has
been
able
to
produce
an
artificial
horn
from
fish
muscle
which
closely
resembles
the
material
now
used
In
the
production
of
many
articles
of
everyday
use.
Strewn
arqund
the
laboratory
where
the
young
scientist
has
been
working
for
five
months
are
little
lumps
of
a
hard,
translucent
substance
with
a
yellowish
or
dark
brown
tinge.
Some
of
them
have
been
produced
from
cod,
others
from
hake,
pollock,
cusk
and
skate.
Even
Dog
Fish
Even
the
hated
dog
fish,
bane
of
the
fishermen
because
of
his
destructive
tendencies,
appears
likely
to
lead
a
more
useful
lite
In
future
if
the
experiments
are
successful.
Although
Or.
Johnston
has
not
as
yet
been
able
to
produce
a
good
quality
product
from
its
flesh,
he
is
hopeful
that
further
research
will
develop
a
satisfactory
material.
The
other
fish
have
yielded
up
an
excellent
product
through
a
pro
cess
as
simple
as
It
is
Ingenious.
It
consists
In
combining
ordinary
fish
muscle
meal
with
a
nl&stlcbitaa
agent
:ahd
subjecting
the
resultant
mixture1
oa
moderate
temperature
ana
nign
pressure
From
3ne!proeps
emerges
a
whlcrr
will
be
available
for
many
purposes
if
its
manufacture
van
be
made
commercially
feasible
t
Win
this,
in
sight,
pr.
Johnston
is
'
now
concentrating
on
the
problem
f
cuttine
down
the
cost
of
nt
the
new
material.
If
he
can
succeed
In
bringing
It
-town
sufficiently
low.
great
Industrial
possibilities
are
seen
for
the
discovery.
In
the
United
States
alone,
a
market
of
90000
tons
annually
exists
for
the
nroduet
from
which
buttons
are
now
made.
and
it
commands
a
price
of
83
cents
per
vwnd.
So
it
may
be
that
before
manv
years
Nova
Scotia's
fishermen
will
have
found
another
market
to
bolster
un
the
present
small
demanr
for
their
catch
and
Nova
Scotia
will
be
the
location
of
a
new
and
grow
ing
industry.
There
la
no
real
money
madr
out
of
writing
books
and
It
should
n't
be
expected.
'
Hendrick
Van
Loon.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
THf
DAILY
REW1
GEMS
FROM
LIFE'S
SCRAP-HOOK
HUMILITY
"
and
he
that
humbleth
shall
be
exalted."
The
Bible.
"Ilumtttty
that
low.
sweet
root
"From
which
all
Heavenly
virtues
shoot.
"Moore,
t.
"Be
very
sure
that
no
man
will
learn
anything
at
all
unless
lie
first
will
learn
humility."
Owen
Meredith.
"He
ha.;
kurned
much
who
has
learned
to
listen
quietly
to
Qod."
La
rater.
"Oherlsh
humility,
'watch.'
and
'pray
without
ceasing,'
or
you
win
miss
the
way
of
Truth
and
Love."
Mary
Baker
Eddy.
"Humbleness
is
always
grace,
always
dignity.
Lowell.
"I
believe
the
first
test
of
a
truly
gnat
man
Is
his
humility."
John
Ituskln.
Labor
League
Has
Successful
Party
Enjoyable
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
Held
Last
Night
In
Kxchanje
Dlock
Hall
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League,
an
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
in
the
Exchange
Block
lull
last
night
There
were
eleven
tables
of
cants
and
prise-winners
were:
ladies'
first,
Miss
Amelia
Ourvlch:
cond.
Mrs.
W.
I.
Montgomery:
men's
first.
A.
Ooaaet:
second.
William
Ross.
Alter
cards,
delicious
refreshments
were
served
and
dancing
followed
with
musk
by
a
native
orchestra.
A.
Rushwood
was
master
of
ceremony
for
the
evening
ind
a
ladles'
committee
was
in
charge.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prlnre
Rtirrt
April
K,
1913
The
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Bee
-ric
Co.
has
closed
down
dam
con-tructlon
work
at
the
Falls
but
Is
continuing
power
house
and
other
onat
ruction
work
at
Port
Edward
where
between
sixty
and
seventy
nen
are
employed
W.
C.
Durant.
'ocal
manager
of
the
company.
states
that
he
does
not
intend
to
iroceed
further
with
the
work
at
the
Falls
until
some
definite
arrangement
has
be
-n
made
with
the
Ity
In
regard
to
supplying
of
power
O
W
Kyte.
Liberal
M
P
for
Richmond.
N
8
.
charges
the
Borden
government
with
releasing
a
forger
from
Jail
and
giving
him
a
tcivern-
nent
position.
Militant
suffragettes
have
attempted
to
blow
up
the
historic-
Dudl'-y
C.i
Ah-
in
Eniiland
If
your
paper
docs
not
arrive,
telephone
the
office
'l
save
wrjguy
5c
WRAPPERS-Wriie
for
premium
gift
catalogue
VETERAN
IN
FILM
HERE
Pauline
Fredericks
Featured
in
Picture
"Self
Dt
fense"
Presenting
that
superb
veteran
of
the
stage
and
screen,
"Self
Defense,"
a
melodrama
starring
Pauline
Fredericks,
will
be
shown
this
mid-week
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Miss
Fredericks,
who
has
been
in
many
screen
successes,
Is
said
to
number
her
performance
In
"Self
Defense"
as
one
of
the
finest
of
her
career.
Although
she
is
supported
by
such
excellent
players
as
Claire
Windsor.
Theodore
Von
Bits.
Barbara
Kent.
Henry
B.
Walthall,
Robert
Elliott.
Jameson
Thomas,
Oeorge
Hacka-thorne
and
Willie
Pong,
the
screen
adaptation
of
Peter
B.
Kyne
a
story
was
designed
primarily
for
MUs
Fredericks,
and
It
Is
her
story
from
start
to
finish.
Miss
Frederick
at
east
as
the
elderly
and
llkaMe
proprietress
of
a
Canadian
Nosihwsst
gambling
saloon,
who
Is
fsrcsd
to
various
tensely
dramatic
and
sosnsitm
uproar
iously
funny
subterfuges
to
hldcj
from
her
highly
educated
finishing
school
daughter
the
true
sources
of
her
income.
Xlueh
interest
hss
been
taken
in
the
dancing
snd
fancy
dress
contests
which
started
some
nights
ago
and
the
firala
in
which
will
be
staged
tonight
and
tomorrow
night
FOLLOW
OUR
LEAD
!
HUY
IOIC
CASH
AND
PAY
LESS
IMPRBB8
ORANOK
OQp
MARMALADS.
40-oa.
Jar
t1'
PRID
Or
ONTARIO
(En
HONEY.
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tin
UDl
Johnson's
Siwcial
1
tin
FLOOR
WAX.
1
lb.
1
DOUBLE
OUSTER
Value
$15
QZn
SPECIAL
PRICE
ODU
The
supply
is
limited,
so
put
in
your
order
now.
Orders
from
out
(
town
eaatonu
.
iiven
careful
utifnimn
T'i
qu:
ity
of
our
goods
jikI
out
pr
u
es
r.n,
lot
be
teuton.
Wr
uu.ir.u-.
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mm
atlsfacUon.
Th:
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idie.s
ff.u.
iere
are
cheaper
than
those
in
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WE
ASK
18
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TRIAL
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Store
tVe
drlirer
all
orders.
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or
over
117
IS
Third
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West
r.O.
Itut
S75
rhone
IS
COAL!
COAL!
iur
Painuus
Bason.
AlberU
and
"ilklry
Valley
Cmln
arc
guaian
d
to
give
satisfaction
Try
a
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of
No.
I
Uulkley
Valley
We
ilso
sell
Timothy
Hy
Wheaf
Oau
and
Harley
Prince
Kiipvrt
I'ccd
Co.
M
l'hM-,
Ml
Stalling
the
Boss
AdvertUe
In
the
Dally
News
Wednesday
and
Thursday
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
p.m.
Feature
Starts
7
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&
9:10
Admission
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&
50c
ewotxg?DEnrnre-aga
aaai
mi
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AS
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Mm.
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OF
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ton
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Per
ton
JASPKK
LUMP-Per
ton
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KtiG-Per
ton
Dry
Jack
Pine
and
CVdar
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DOLLAR'S
WORTH
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v
n
OSS.
TW
Cm
ran.
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niti
trial
wtminm.
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Ur
Tup
"Self
Defence'
Starring
Pauline
Fredericks
AND
Sri.i:.M)lI)
cast
Added
Attraction
On
the
Stac
at
s:i;,
Masquerade,
Fancy
Dress
Dance
Contest
.Mulc
by
.Mrs.
IllarkV
Orclie(ra
Comedy
"OrnCKK,
SAVE
MY
CHILD"
'MiVMOlNTjJ
Coal!
Coal!
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SCIENCE
MONITOR
Wllntil
Mr
Tai
ttmmnm
i
I
hlMlSMtti
RECIPE:
Take
a
cup
of
Bovril
every
day
for
a
month,
about
11
o'clock
It
will
increase
your
stamina,
tone
up
your
system
and
rivc
you
a
fine
feeling
of
vigor
and
strength.
-By
Westovor.
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a
mux
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