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Quktf
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o(
Etsy
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lUustitld
Editor
Ttt
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lays:
I
have,
no
hesitation
in
recommending
Quaker
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and
the
Quaker
Easy
Method
of
Baking
as
a
system
that
saves
time
and
trouble
and
fives
excellent
uniform
results."
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the
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theDest
for
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and
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fashioned
baking
methods
for
me,
I
use
Quaker
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and
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Quaker
pasy
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of
Baking."
says
Mrs.
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A.
BEAM,
"Vorkton,
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old
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bath
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of
water,
good
and
hot,
and
put
in
a
taLlespoooful
of
Golmaa's
mustard.
Wrapup
well
and
soak
your
feet
for
13
minutes.
Then
slip
into
ld,
pull
the
covers'1
up
-well
and
sweat
out
the
joisons
while
you
have
a
good
night's
sleep.
You'll
feel
different
in
the
morning.
It
is
a
simple,
old-time
remedy
but
there
is
nothing
liettcr.
Whenever
you
feel
a
cold
coming
on,
nip
it
in
the
bud
with
a
mustard
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uba
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trie
J
it
tbould
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to
and
sat
e
berstlf
a
lot
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eri
and
lime''
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thousands
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best
cooks
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West
...
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your,
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...
in
every
community;
because
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Mrs.
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ays
is
true
.
.
.
the
Quaker
Easy
MethoJ
of
Baking
with
Quaker
Flour
does
save
time
and
work.
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-why
.
.
.
you
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kneading
...
no
sponge
to
set
overnight
.
.
.
but
best'
of
all,
you'll
be
sure
of
perfect
results
always.
Quaker
Flour,
of
course,
is
not
just
ordinary
flour.
It's
made
from
carefully
selected
wheat,
blended
and
milled
to
assure
you
better
baking
results.-
It
bears
the
name
of
the
makers
of
Quaker
Oats,
a
name
everyone
recognizes,
as
the
symbol
of
finest
quality
and
your
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or
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streets
of
ths
capital
was
averted
when
insurgents
began
evacuation
of
the
building
under
agreement
with
tire
War
Office
allowing
them
to
retain
their
arms,
thereby
escaping
the
dishonor
of
being
disarmed,
if
they
would
return
to
their
barracks.
Meanwhile
Emperor
HlrohitQ
and
government
authorities
are
searching
for
a
successor
to
the
assassinated
Premier
Okado
and
Fumio
Goto
who
resigned
a
few
hours
after
being
called
upon
to
form
a
new
cabinet.
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Quaker
Flour
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Noble
Five,
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Pend
Oreille,
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Porter
Idaho,
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Premier,
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4.76.
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Shore,
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Gordon,
1.18.
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.35.
Sturgeon
River,
.51.
Sudbury
.Basin,
4.50.
Teck
Hughes,
4.99.
Ventures,
2.41.
FLOODS
BRING
FUEL
SCANDIA,
Kan.,
Feb.
27;
(CD-Last
year's
damaging
floods,
brought
farmers
some
good.
Great
drifts
of
wood
deposited
here
byi
the
Republican
River
eliminated
ai
potential
fuel
shortage
this
winter.
BRAZIL
BOOSTS
WHEAT
PORTO
ALEGRE,
Brazil.
Feb.
27'
(CPJ
Distribution
of
100
tons
ofj
iree
selected
seed
wheat
was
ordered
by
the
government
to
step
up
the
yield.
DAUiTWWi
3y.
Fcbma
SHIP
COAL
OVER
ICE
Planning
lo
Send
IToduct
of
Tdkwa
.
Mine
to
Market
Despite
Loss
Of
Bridge
Last
Fall
John
M.
Wilson
of
Tclkwa,
one
of.
the
operators
of
the
Avellng
mine
in
that
district,
was
here
yes
terday
on
his
way
back
to
the
interior
after
having
spent
the
past
couple
of
months
In
the
south.
It
was
Mr.
Wilson
and
his
associates
who
had
the
misfortune
in
the
big
floods
of
last
fall
to
have
a
bridge
w.hich.they
had
thrown
across
the
Telkwa
River
in
order
to
bring
out
their
coal
washed
out
just
when
they
had
the
bunker
at
the
mine
filled
with
coal
and
orders
on
hand
for
the
product.
This
put
them
entirely
out
of
business
as
far
as
shipping
was
concerned
and
de
prived
them
of
the
possibility
of
taking
advantage
of
the
good
coal
market
of
the
past
winter.
Mr.
Wilson's
Intention
now
fs,
if
possible,
to
bring
coal
out
across
the
ice
on
the
Telkwa
River
and
ship
the
fuel
that
Is
in
the
bunkers.
The
hope
is
that
the
government
j
will
replace
the
necessary
bridge.
I
Mr.
Wilson
arrived
from
the
j
south
on
the
Prince
George
yester-.day
and
proceeded
to
the
interior
Jon
last
night's
train.
While
in
Vlc-Itoria,
he
interviewed
the
public
works
department
with
a
view
to
having
the
bridge
replaced.
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
J.
Clausen,
city;
T.
S.
Umpleb?
and
R.
DouglasVancouver.
Prince
Rupert
A.
C.
Sanford",
Robert
F.
Wray.
F
L.
Cummlngs
and
G.
W.
Lald-ler,
Vancouver;
J.
P.
Forde,
Van
couver;
Charles
F.
P.
Faulkner,
New
Westminster;
Mrs.-
J.
W.
Ren-nle
and
Miss
D.
Rennle.
Port
Clements.
t
Central
William
bavidson,
city;
AlfreJ
Hadland
.
-and
!,II.
Paulson
Onnn
River;
A
.
liquirAiarme
and
W.
Du
mas,
Smlthcrs;
J.
Jones,
C.N.R.;
W.
C.
Lamont,Atll
Inlet.
'
Knox
M.
L.
Clark,
Georgetown;
Mrs.
Roche,
Salvus;
F:
Lancaster,
TO
MILLIONS
WHO
SHOULD
USE
BRAN
Testa
Show
All-Bran
Corrects
Constipation
Gently
and
Naturally
Since
its
introduction,
some
fifteen
years
ago,
Kellogg's
All-Bran
has
been
used
with
beneficial
results
by
millions
of
people.
Realizing
the
important
relationship
between
proper
diet
and
health,
the
Kellogg
Company
has
aided
for
some
years
research
in
leading
university
laboratories.
These
tests
show
that
the
continued
use
of
bran
is
thoroughly
satisfactory.
All-Bran
supplies
soft
"bulk"
which
absorbs
water,
and
gently
cleanses
the
intestinal
tract.
All-Bran
also
furnishes
vitamin
B
and
iron.
Use
as
a
cereal
with
milk
or
cream,
or
cook
in
delicious
recipes.
t
This
tempting
cereal
may
be
enjoyed
by
every
normal
person.
Two
tablespoonfuls
of
Kellogg's
ALL-Bran
daily
are
usually
sufficient.
Consult
your
doctor
if
you
do
not
gain
relief
this
way.
Help
your
family
keep
well.
Serve
Kellogg's
All-Bran
regularly
for
regularity.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ont
CMlitl'9
iut
to
wnffititnl
"bviV
l
-
mjew
1
I
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Well
Known
Seattle
Halibut
Skipper
Loses
Ills
Life
Basketball
Team
Arrives
Charles
in
From
Islands.
Capt.
Iver
Sellerelte,
one
of
thej
best
known
halibut
boat
owners
and
skippers
of
the
Seattle
fleet,
died
from
a
fractured
skull
in
Seattle'last
week
as
a
result
of
falling
into
the
hold
of
his
boat,
the
Yakutat,
according
to
word
re-'
celv'ed
In
the
city.
News
of
the
tragedy
will
be
received
here
with
I
considerable
regret
as
Capt.
Sel-iltrelte
was
well
and
favorably
'
known
in
Prince
Rupert.
Last
year
he
had
been
skipper
of
the
Nordby.
tCapt.
Sellerelte
was
a
.native
of
Norway
and
was
In
his
fifties.
His
home
was
in
Seattle
where
he
is
survived
by
a
widow
and
family
In
cluding
one
son
"vho
is
attending
the
University
of
Washington.
The
Armour
Salvage
Co.
has
a
number
of
log
towing
Jobs
on
hand
but,
on
account
of
the
cold
snap,
has
been
unable
to
get
them
done.
A
continuation
of
"the
milder
spell
which
now
appears
to
be
looming
is
hoped
for.
Bringing
the
New
Metlakatla
basketball
team
which
will
play
a
series
of
games
here
tonight
and
tomorrow
evening,
the
scineboat
Theodora,
Capt.
Ed.
Benson,
af-rlvcd
in
port
at
9:30
this
morning,
having
left
Ketchikan
at
11:30
last
flight.
The
party
consists
of
William
Lang,
Ronald
Leask,
Bertram
Leask,
John
Morrison,
Jimmy
White.
Roy
Bolton.
Albert
Bolton,
Ed.
Feak,
Stephen
Zals,
Frank
Haywood,
Wilfrid
Booth,
Billy
Reece
and
Lawrence
Atkinson.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
William
palmer,
is
due
in
port
at
3:15
this
afternoon
from
a
regularly
scheduled
voyage
to
Skagway
and'other
Alaska
points
and
will
sail
at
5
p.m.
for
Van
couver.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Charles.
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
arrived
in
port
at
10:10
last
night
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Coming
north
she
brought
out
of
Vancouver
a
large
party
of
loeuers
for
the
Moresby
Island
camm
I
which
are
reopening
after
having
Deen
closed
down
for
a
couple
of
months.
It
was
In
order
to
handle
these
loggers
that
the
Prince
Charles,
which
had
been
tied
up
at
the
local,
dry
dock
for
the
winter,
was
placed
on
commission
for
the
present
voyage
She
Is
now
'to
be
withdrawn
again
from
service,
the
Prince
John
going
back
on
the
run
with
the
sajllng-
from
here
tomorrow
night.
ELECTS
JURY
TRIAL
Jack
Wong,
Chinese,
charge!
with
having
opium
In
his
possession,
elected
for
Jury
trial
on
appearing
before
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
in
County
Couprt
yesterday
after
noon.
He
will
come
up
at
the
spring
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
opening
here
on
May
13.
'"fiow:uNMK.vr
Moron
act-
(rclon
27)
.Votk-f
of
Appl
leal
Ion
fur
a
iir-rr
l.lmi.,-
I.
"J
HEREBY-OI
VEN
that
i.i
ui
wtti
day
of
lurch
next
the
under
signed
InUMjcU
to
apply
to
the
Llauo-Control
Board
for
a
licence
In
respect
of
premlv
Ix-Uijj
part
of
a
bulldjn'
known
as
the
Spruce
Creek
Hotel,
situated
In
the
AtUn
Mining
DUtrtct
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
"wn
-
wiwiicu
o.t
vne
oallv
Mlii
I
Claim."
Uie
mM
situated
District,
on.
for
Spruce
the
Zcu
Creek
T
Sf
Vc"
li,
by
the
gl
or
by
the
bottle
for
coii-
.Vviwu
km
1.
mC
pivuiuicg
or
elsewhrri
thU
24th
day
of
ftbD.
103
MILT
O.
CASWELL,
Applicant
1
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,
i
COUPLE
OF
PICTURES
Another
Double
Bill
Offered
A.
Capitol
Theatre
This
Mid-Weck
Marshall
is
seen
as
a
dlsguste'i
millionaire
who
encounters
an
unemployed
girl
who
believes
ni'i
also
jobless.
They
accept
a
Job
to
gether
and
find
themselves
work
ing
for
a
big
shot
racketeer
In
the
person
of
Leo
Carlllo
The
tale
Is
filled
with
complications
th:v
produce
much
merriment
and
lea'!
to
a
conclusion
that
Is
satisfactory
to
all
concerned.
"Splendor"
Is
the
story
of
a
git'
who
marries
Into
an
Impoverished
"400"
family
of
New
York.
By
marrying
the
young
man,
the
glr!
wins
the
hatred
of
his
domineering
mother
who
manoeuvres
her
lnlo
an
affair
which
leads
to
her
hus
band
leaving.
He,
however,
come-to
his
senses
and
the
picture
has
a
happy
ending.
HEAVY
BOOTY
LONDON,
Feb.
27:
(
CP
t
Thieves
who
robbed
a
railway
van
In
Al-dersgate,
E.C.,'
took
a
box
containing
$2,500
worth
of
sixpences,
weighing
144
pounds.
T
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1
nn
nm
i,in..
..
SAN
FRAMrte
-when
Nrr'1:
Australia,
buslne.rE'
vUit
the
United
real
business
for
the
"
He
broutrht.
w.mi,-
elQllt
phi
Hi-
v
nfll
"If
You
Could
Only
Cook,"
a
I
likfd
'
ni"
.
"
'
romantic
comedy
featuring
Her-
.
'MlS'
nun.
bert
MarshaU
and
Jean
Arthur,
LONDON,
Feb.
27
,rp,
.
.,
.11
.......
pressed
bv
th.
r.
'k
..
trOODS.
th
K
nrr
r,
lu
C
wiLii
imiaiii
iiupiuns
una
joeil-
'.
.
u
umatii
1
11--
lor
.the
mc
juner.i
fnnoroi
m
...
McCrea
in
the
leading
roles,
com
prise
another
double
bill
program
showing
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
at
the
middle
of
this
week.
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HOME
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We.
have
a
splendid
selection
of
Table
Tennis
Sets,
Best
British
make,
sizes
and
prices
to
suit
everyone.
:!5c,
65c,
75(y$1.00,
$1.75
and
$2.25
Table
Tennis
Balls
10c
each;
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for
25c
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is
the
season
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our
stock.1
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kinds
of
games
for
voung
and
old
from
15c
to
$1.00
Have
you
tried
"Lexicon,"
the
new
sensation?
"Lexicon"
Cards,
complete
with
book
of
rules,
63c
HANDBOOKS
"How
to
Pay
Chess
and
ClietW
"Popular
Indoor
Games,"
"50
Best
Party
Gained
"Tricks
With
Cards"
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