J'S
m
"...it
.
U
if
PAQK
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NKWS
SALAD
A
STAMP
CLUB
SPECIAL
THIS
WEEK
25
D5ffAeL
DENMARK
STAMPS
Send
only
2
tea-pot
trade-marks
from
half-pound
packets
of
Salada
Tea,
to
Salada
Stamp
Club,
461
Kinf
St.
Toronto,
and
vou
will
receive
the
above
stamps
uromptly.
BURNS
-
SPORK
It's
New
It's
Tasty
COLD
or
HOT
"SPORK"
HITS
THE
SPOT
the
Meat
Of
Many
Uses
Try
This
New
Delicious
Cooked
Meat
On
Sale
at
Your
Local
Dealer
rilONE
116
Also
Introducing
BURNS-
Meat
Balls
BURNS
Steak
&
Kidney
BURNS'
Steak
&
Onions
BURNS'
Beef
Dinner
And'
Many
Other
Iteady-to-Serve
Canned
Meats
At
Reasonable
Prices
MacKenzies
Furniture
alas
Reilmore
Mattresses-
Bi
.
!or
sieep,
are
reliable;
.'
built
for
.sleep
Priced
from
T
Phone
5
COAL
$18.75
NANAIMO
WELLINGTON
ALBERTA
SOOTLESS
BULKLEY
VALLEY
Albert
and
McCaf
fery
Ltd.
HIONE
117
1
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
ot
tb
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
In
these-organizations.
OX.
LIMITED
Ms'AVE
HOME
In
London
on
limited
leave
from
Frar.
up
his
pipe
on
the
station
platform
prep.i
around
to
surprise
the
family.
i
SPORT
CHAT
I
Despite
the
war,
plans
proceed
throughout
Canada
for
a
big
racing
season,
headed,
by
the
81st
run
nlng
of
the
King's
Plate
at
Toronto!
Indications
point
to
normal
purses
and
crowds
and
a
larger
i
hopeful
list
as
trainers
place
their
charges
on
a
rigid
training
diet.
The
field
will
take
further
trimming
and
by
post
time
about
11
or
12
will
answer
the
starter's
bell
to-
match
speed
and
stamina
in
the
mile-and-a-furlong
event.
The
big-
race,
oldest
continually
run
race
on
the
continent.
Is
fashion
ed
for
three-year
olds
foaled
In
Ontario
which
have
never
won
a
race
other
than
those
exclusively
for
two-year
olds.
Owner
of
the
winner
will
receive
50
Guineas,
lonated
by
the
Kine.
a
silver
cuo
and
the
major
portion
of
a
$7,500
idded
purse.
Old
Country
Soccer
.MIdhnd
Walsall
3,
West
Bromwich
Al
bion
2,
South
A
Norwich.
3,
Southend
2.
South
n
Jeuibojn-6
RiKfintr'2.
South
C
Mlllwall
0.
Arsenal
2.
Portsmouth
1,
Westham
1.
South
D
Brighton
2,
Aldershot
2,
Crystal
Palace
2.
Queens
Park
2;
.Midland
Luton
3,
Northampton
2.
Wolverhampton
5,
West
Brom-
Mch
Albion
4.
East
Midland
i
Notts
Forest
1,
Orlmsby
1.
West
"
Manchester
6,
Crewe
2.
Portvale
3,
New
Brighton.O.
Wrexham
3,
Manchester
,
United
2.
Tranmere
5,
Stoke
1,
Northwest
Blackpool
11,
Oldham
2.
Southport
1,
Bolton
8.
Southwest
Cardiff
4,
Newport
1.
Plymouth
4,
Bristol
1.
Swansea
6
.Bristol
city
2,
Scottish
West
Airdrleonlans
4,
St.
Mlrren
2.
Scottish
East
Dunfermline
3,
St
Bernards
1.
Baseball
Scores
I
National
League
Pittsburg
2,
New
York
5.
Cincinnati
5,
Brooklyn
2.
Chicago
X
Boston
0.
SL
Louis
3,
Philadelphia
6.
fc
JJlLBWBtW
SA(UC
I
.
S
utory
t
dropping
Prince
Rupert
Wins
Shooting
Carded
H91
Out
Of
Possible
1500,
It
Is
Announced
In
Montreal
MONTREAL.
May
16:
CP-It
,1s
announced
here
that
the
Cana
dian
National
Recreation
Assocla-
number
of
participating
thorough-
'tion
of
Prince
Rupert
successfully
breds.
Racing
fever
mounts
as
the
'defended,
the
western
district
cream
o'
the
Ontario-foaled
three-
crown
with
a
score
of
11
out
of
year
old
crop
turns
Into
the
drive
1,1500
points
In
the
annul
Dom-leadlng
to
the
King's
Plate
this
lnlon
senior
small
bore
rifle
leasrue
Saturday.
A.
lat
spring
retarded
-championship
and
will
now
com-
tralnlng
but,
with
the
advent
of
pete
in
the
final
retold
for
thai
clear
warm
weather,
conditioning
Dominion
title
which
they
'Prince
of
the
ellgibles
was
accelerated,
j
Rupert
i
hold.
About
a
score
of
the
33
horses
nominated
for
the
classic
at
Woodbine
Park
remain
on
the
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
fi:
43
Navy
vs.
Dry
Dock
K.
G.
Helgerson
.
Limited
21C
Sixth
Street
Prince
Rupert..B.C.
We
have
on
our
Ibts
the
fallowing
good
buys:
5.KOOM
HOUSE
Fully
modern.
741
1st
Avenue
Weft.
$1,503
Cash.
8-KOOM
IIOUS
-Suitable
for
rooming
hew.
703
Pulton
8treet.
SlfeO.
$1000
Cash,
9800
terms.
APARTMENT
HOUSE
Four
flat.-.
6
rooms
each,
with
bath.
$1000.
$2500
cash.
$750
a
ypar
for
two
years.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
PboncZSl
P.O.
Box
191
THE
OLD
GARDENER
FERTILIZER
An
Entirely
New
and
Different
,
,
Plant
Food
.
...Contains
Vitamin
B
The
new
remarkable
Plant
Stimulant
In
the
proper
proportions,
a
mild
insertiride
and
further
essential
elements
for
a
steady
growth
and
a
healthy
plant
lile.
try
a
Packet
Today
10c.
25c
Wholesale
Distributors
WH.
Maikin
Co.
IML)
Ltd.
SPEAKS
ON
WAR
TOPIC
Event
so
Far
of
Little
Sitnincancsi
Canada
Should
Be
Doinr
Betten
Declarer
Col,
Nirhftilt
1
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Can
adian
Leg
ion
in.
the
clubrooms
last
evming
and;
after
the-usual
business
session,
the
members
heard'
an
interesting
talk
by
Col.
T.
W,
Nkh
olLr.
In
addressing
tho
veterans
Col;
Nicholls
said
he
was
among
his
old
comrades
and
enjoyed
talking
to
them
on
various
aspect!
or
the
war
situation
as
he
saw
It
In
different
parts
of
Canada
and'
the
United
states.
The
speaker
asserted
that
such
things
as
the
withdrawal
from
noiauv
and
withdrawing
to
new
positions
ag
was
being
done
in
Bel
isiurn
were
but
incidents
Seen
In
their
proper
perspective,
they
were
f
little
significance.
Viewed
from
the
point
of
view-of
men
who
had
actually
taken,
part
in
and
even
planned
In.
a
snail
way
military
tactics
they
were
only,
a
means
ofJ
making
a
more
successful
and
effective
way
of
combatting
the
en
emy."
There
"wa
no
room,
for
anything
but
pralso
for
the
fine
work
of
the
navy,
of
the
air
force
and
the
fighting
men
of
their
leaders.
As
far
as
Canada
was
concerned
there
was
room
for
great
dissatisfaction,
declared
Col.
NleholU.
Veterans
were-not
satisfied
with-
the-
effort
being
made.
There
was
lack
of
I
leadership,
lack
of
drive,
lack
of
appreciation
of
.the
situation.
"We
by
JOHN
CLINTON
Remember
Isit
time
you
drove
a
brand
new
auto
out
of
tha
dealer's
shw
room
and
into
trsffUT
R-
roemlwr
bow
w
you
were
that
sometWnc
roing
to
rratrh
it
or
bsnr
it
up?
It
f4s
like
tht
nrt
dy
you
went
barefoot
as
a
kid.
Wtll,
oat
of
ow
ctwloman
wteU
m
Ittttr
tht
cthr
day
tbovt
.kt
Kapptntd
to
hr
new
to.
All
hinln
tnd
lortly
It
mtt,
j
in
prlitd
II
ortld
(ckeol
whlla-h
wnt
bovt
htt
btlntn.
And
some
younptj-r
Mt
aieehlg
wax
erayen
in
tfc
treat
seat.
It
waa'a
rrrir
hot
day,
and
the
mui
and
the
mym
got
Uzrthn
with
the
rt-sH
that
tkf
waa
one
of
lh
fiant
mfMfi
of
f
00
you
evr
saw
on
tfce
brand
new
front
at
ti
the
lady's
brand
new
car.
Sljhtly
,
tkta
hytitH
cat,
nd
on
U
vtrjt
ot
tn.
iS
oVevt
into
Ualoa
OH
ttnrlca
lUUon.
"Oh
look,"
ih
tlmort
Mbbtdt
And
uit
man
on
duty
at
Die
tint
looktdl
Wel
She
writes:
"He
worked
on
It
a
long
time,
using
many
aidj,
but
mwtly
elbow
pwwe.
For
all
thla
Ubor
he
made
no
charja,
and
xfui
pay
ot
any
kind...l
appreciate
this
type
of
K-rvirt
i
1
U
pm
the
word
along
to
all
my
friend."
And
the
point
ol
thl,
wKol.
tKUt
It
-Union
O,
I
rfttltn
tfssllpf.il,
ke.
.And
II
oa.,w
.yo;
on
ihs
tsal
el
Vo
s.tomobils
Mp
In
and
its
ons
ol
fm
UNION
OIL
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
LTD.
Handyman
Home
Service
Paintlnc,
Repairing
Gardenlni
Liiht
Dellrerles
Have
that
neglected
Job
done
:ow
Phone
(Jreen
W
for
the
Handyman,
i
-
'
.i
-i
-'
don't
know
In
Canada
that
there
la,
a,
wan
on
and
it
is
up
to
some
such
organization
as
the
Legion
to
see
the
wishe-fof
the
people
snould
be
made
known
to
the
government
and
una
necessary
impetus
supplied
for
a.
practlcalr
organized,
concerted
drive
that
will
get
results,'.'
said
Col;
Nicholls.
This
might
be
supplied
at
the
forthcoming
Canadian
Leg
Ion
Dominion
convention
In
Montreal.
In
this
connection!
a
rrsolu
tlon
was
unanimously
adopted.!
urg
lng
the
Dominion-Command
to
see
that
the
necessary
steps
were
taken
to
control
all
enemy
ajiens
n
tho
country.
Appreciation
ot
Co.
Nlcholl's
ad
dress
was
voiced
by
President
Jack
Preece
and.
enthusiastically
endors
ed,
Following
adjournment
re
freshments,
were
served.
Business
Session
Ati
tho
business
session
the
mat-
tec
of
employment'
of
veterans
was
again
taken
up,
Another
item
that
aroused
much
discussion
was
the
executive's
re.
port
on
the
circumstances
of
the
funeral;
or
the
late
C
F
Josltn.
A
resolution
was
muted
and
a
sneclal
beetlnff
of)
Uie
executive
will
be
held
this
Friday
to
discuss
further
proceedings.
The
president
will
rep
resent,
the
LeuJon.al
the
next
meet-
In
of
the-
Boy
Band
Association
-,
bjX
"I
ftJ
MSO-Vftd
t.t.ll
..
.
rwih.umiiiIWittli;;:
Itftla
tumt
."J
by
taking
out
x
Simply
mdJ
KT.tU
.
whit;
with
a
bcotn
fbmui(
bow,
ui
f
tasting
rtulk.
1
,x
:-'
every
occatUst.
r
your
ttoctr
1
im
Cr
i
nWUUUl-
t
11'
IIL-X.-
I)
ONE
DANGCROl'S
.tCf
;
SAN
FRANc
IS.
and..wlsup)oet
the
move
to
obtain
I
fie
a&eid
suitable
instruments
for
the
boy.
nore,
th
;r
The
annual,
picnic
will
be
held
tolsoHdlv
Dig-by
Bland'
on
June
Ifl
and'com-
bile
became
m!ttee1l
make
arrangemenU
tolcallfamia
r
hiaka
it
as
sur-essful
as
possible
points
out.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co,
New
and
Used
Furniture
1
Play
fiate
At
3
lUby
CHb
From
1
large
Mlie
lawn
Mower
In
perfect
.
.41,1
t
Complete
Bed
4-C.
Prom
,
.
t
Selon
g'-day
Chime
Clock
Real
snap
U
Camera
Prom
12
Studio
Couch
styles.
Special
fbone
BLACK
151
S5.50
S12.50
S2.00
In
repp,
latest
colors
and
21
three-piece
Chesterfields
Of
all
new
materials
and
designs,
from
$69.00
Next
Door
to
RC.
Clothier
83,50
S8.50
S9.50
S16i"
89.95
S1O.00
NEW
FURNITURE
fl
Courhet
and
Pads
Can
be
made
Into
double
bed
or
single.
From
5
Pelt
Mattrwin
all
sizes
,.
.
$14.50
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it
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ud
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rcrj
THURSDAY,
ll.lSp.m.
Train
Ictw
PHno
Rupert
for
the
Eait
Mondaj,
Wodneadaj,
Friday,
6
p.m.
.
Stestmer
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
erery
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
Fmr
fmr,
te.,
call
or
trf14
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UI
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