Thl!).c,day,
August
23,
1928
I
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The
Leading
Infant
Food
1
SINCE
18S7
O
be
the
right
food
for
babies
a
milk
must
J
have
certain
unchanging
qualities
absolute
purity,
unvarying
strength,
easy
digestibility.
Eagle
Brand
is
noted
for
its
safety,
reliability
and
the
ease
with
which
it
is
digested
even
in
difficult
feeding
cases.
If
you
unfortunately
cannot
nurse
your
baby,
we
suggest
that
you
and
your
physician
consider
Eagle
Brand.
May
we
send
you
helpful
booklets
on
Infant
Feeding
and
general
care
of
baby
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HEALTH
FOLLOWS
(MOMKTICCSaum
wmuu
on
snnu
ttftnM
Musts
or
"niiXiomitootuiQi
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viz:
CHIROPRACTIC
and
ELECTROTHERAPY
These
two
branches
of
the
healing
art
have
made
rapid
strides
in
the
last
few
year.
Your
recovery
from
disease
depend
on
how
soon
you
consult
W.
C.
ASP1NALL
Chiropractor
Green
211
Phones
Wack
283
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and
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Exchange-
Illock,
Open
Evenings
B.C.
Coast
Steamship
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
T
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liikan.
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l'ntorm.t.on
from-
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till
Strut
and
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
VITAMINS
ARE
DISCUSSED
BY
LOCAL
WORKER
AILY
NEWS
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in
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TO
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FOOD
TALVEJf
t
An
Interesting
dUcouise
on
rltamli.
refccsreh
was
delivered
belora
Uie
Princa
Rupert
Oyro
Club
at
luncheon
yete
day
by
H.
N.
Brscklesby
ot
the
Prtne
Rtipcit
FNi.ar.es
ExpcrimenUl
Station
who
la
'specializing
In
that
line
at
en
deaver.
Mr.
BrcckJesby
briefly
acsnnec
it
i,
.vrlopmtnX
in
the
field
ot
medteal
reerch
during
the
past
century
with
epicll
reference
to
vitamin.
Rarasm
of
dtAeiency
dlsMs
ruch
as
scurvy,
bt.i-ltri,
itc
had
reachod
such
pro-pcrsicna
la
the
n!nutith
cntury
tha'
their
fradlctton
had
beoornc
an
earnest
study
and
in
thla
connect
loc
there
had
U.n
sr--.
:'xpans:39
in
tooi
analysis.
The
dJaeovarjr
(be
tlsaaiins
as
food
contant
had
come
about
in
the
present
orntury.
VttamiDa-
wre
o(
porticuUr
Importance
in
the
growth
ot
children,
bene
formation
aod
etunlnallon
of
the
deficiency
dtnosats.
Most
important
of
tht'
vltsmlns
and
the
one
often
tackiii
In
the
ordinary
food
was
Vitamin
1.
which
was
important
In
bone
develop-assart
and
without
which
children
ufiew
ufleccd
from
rickets.
Mr.
Brocklesby
Ocalt
to
sow
ert?nt
with
coo
ller
oU,
important
censtituent
of
which
wan
Vitamin
D.
President
L
W.
.Waugh
occupied
th
cbaar
and
eaiisiid
the
appreciation
ci
the
elun
to.
Mr.
Brocklesby
for
his
ad-
dfeea.
Another
item
on
the
luncheou
p-
gram
tu
a
vooal
aok)
by
Morr's
Blott.
Joe
Oreer
reacrtsd
arrangement,
oom-
ptete
for
the
ezcuraym
nest
week-end
to
;caiksa
where
a
new
Oyro
Club
Is
to
be
Inaugurated.
Charlie
MlUa
reported
the
new
play
ground
on
AeopaUa
Hill
ocmpieted
and
la
use.
The
ground
will
be
formally
tajrnsd
over'
to
the
city
at
the
official
cveatfnc
ceremony
which
will
be
held
LOCAL
BOYS
RETURN
HOME
UOKKill
t'Olt
hEASON
AT
CAXNEK'
ll
(IN
I
KKN
nlAKUITTKS
Scene
thirty
local
school
boys,
who
have
been
working
for
the
paef
three
weeks
during
the
height
of
the
packing
season
at
the
BC
Packers'
canaMtseM
at
Shannon
Bay
and
Perajuaon
Bay
la
Manett
InVt.
returned
hasne
on
th
Prison
Cliarlea
thla
morning.
The
t
tMsVace
aeesna
to
have
been
a
prontabta
cm
for
them
far
they
are
sun-burned)
and
brown
and.
in
apite
of
some
In
tjaajarve
wrk
they
have
engaged
In.
of
ten
for
long
hours,
their
aplrits
are
s
brimful
with
enthuataam
as
when
thc7
left
and
ibelr
health
does
not
aeem
to
base
assVared.
What
is
more
important
to
many
of
then,
their
pocket-book.
a
la
much
better
shape.
Meat
of
them
are
already
looking
forward
to
a
similar
outing
again
oett
year.
The
boys
were:
Joe
and
DouftM
Scott.
A.
SeWetai.
William
and
Pete
FiseM.
R
Nelson.
Tad
Smith.
Vincent
Dodd
Ned
Byrne.
R.
Eraeat
Elliott,
Ham
An-totjetll.
Rod
McLaod.
II.
MaeOanald.
Peter
Knok.
II.
Morgan.
H.
Worafold.
Nhsk
rad
Mite
Ourvloh.
Tom
Ketaey.
Frea
eklnner.
Walter
J
John.
ton.
Bob
Stalk-
ri.
Earl
Bau.
K.
Lamb,
Tom
Siren.
Al-
Walters,
Mac
Smith
and
J.
R.
Ward.
BENEFIT
DANCE
AT
SKIDEGATE
GIVEN
BY
WORKERS
OF
DISTRICT
SKIOEOATE.
Aug
13-8turday
night
at
the
Psttulio
School
a
dance
In
aid
ol
a
local
Atberman
who
had
met
with
an
accident
wet
attended
by
t&O
naherroaa
end
lumber
workers.
The
affair
was
un
der
the
general
management
of
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stevens.
MIm
M.
Stevens.
Mrs.
Fred
Atkiua.
Mies
D.
Barge.
Mrs.
C.
Haan
and
R.
Pahul
TheM
donating
retreehmenw
were
C.
Miller.
Mrs.
Oordon
Jollff,
O.
D.
Beattte,
Roy
McKeasse
and
Harry
Beaven
all
of
Queen
Oharlotte
City;
Mra.
Stevens
and
Mrs.
Jones
of
Skkle-
gste.
As
a
result
of
the
event
the
sum
of
ISO
was
netted.
rOItl'OKATION
OF
TJIE
CITY
OF
IMtlNTE
HUI'EKT
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT:
1.
The
Council
of
the
Corporation
ot
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
intends
to
construct
a
concrete
aide
walk
seven'
teen
feet
wide
on
the
south
vide
of
Second
Avenue
commencing
st
s
point
tan
feet
east
of
the
weeterty
boundary
cf
Fourth
Street
and
extending
along
the
south
side
of
Second
Avenue
to
a
point
aeventeeo
feet
west
of
the
east
boundary
of
Seventh
Street,
excepting-
uwreirom
toe
HMeMeeuon
or
em
street
land
tfeef
conorete,
wal'
t
already
buUVj
ana
aoutting
on
lists
.
io.
il
and
is.
Block
23.
Seetlcb
1,
at
a
local
improve
ment,
and
Intends
to
specially
aateea
the
con
upon
the
land
shutting
directly
on
the
work,
except
such
portion
of
the
cost
as
U
incurred
at
street
internee-
tlcos.
The
estimated
coat
of
the
work
is
aj.198.JO,
of
which
1211.
B0
is
to
be
paid
by
the
Corporatloa.
sod
the
estimated
annual
spestsl
rate
per
foot
frontage
is
jeiL,
The
r.pecial
saseswient
is
to
be
paid
la
30
annual
metalmentt.
S.
Persons
deetring
to
petition
sgalnat
undHtaXkut
the
work
must
do
so
on
or
before
the
28th
day
of
September,
D.
J.
MATHESON.
Dated
this
23rd
day
ot
August.
1928.
IQ
ncement
xtraordinary
tiip:
PRINCE
RUPERT
daily
news
announces
a
new
campaign
for
candidates
entered
IN
ITS
$1,000
PRIZE
CAMPAIGN.
THIS
NEW
$200
COMPETITION
HAS
NO
RELATION
WHATSOEVER
TO
THE
$1,000
PRIZE
CAMPAIGN
EXCEPT
THAT
IN
ORDER
TO
RE
ELIGIRLE
TO
COMPETE
IN
THE
$200
COMPETITION
THE
CONTENDER
MUST
BE
AN
ENTRANT
(EITHER
NEW
OR
OLD)
IN
THE
$1,000
PRIZE
CAMPAIGN.
Here
is
a
wonderful
opportunity
for
New
candidates
and
late
starters.
See
the
Campaign
Manager
immediately
for
a
full
explanation
of
this
exceptional
offer.
200
in
Cash
DIVIDED
INTO
TWO
PRIZES
One
Prize
for
District
No.
1.
of
$100
in
Cash
One
Prize
for
District
No.
2
of
$100
in
Cash
$200
Competition
Campaign
Plan
The
Prime
Rupert
Daily
News
will
award
$200
in
cash
priiea
to
the
entrants
i
if
the
$200
competition.
$100
in
cash
will
be
given
to
the
candidate
In
each
district
scoring-
the
greatest
mi
ruber
of
pointa
in
their
respective
district
on
subscriptions
turtiI
in
and
credited
between
Friday
morningr.
Augnat
24
and
Friday
night,
September
7,
.
at
9
o'clock.
To
be
eligible
in
the
$200
competition
one
need
only
be
an
entrant
in
The
Daily
Kewg
$4,000
I'riae
Campaign.
Winning
in
the
$200
Com)etition
in
no
way
handicaps
an
entrant
from
winning
in
the
$1,000
price
campaign.
THE
FOLLOWING
RULES
WILL
GOVERN
THE
$200
COMPETITION
1.
All
candidates
entered
in
The
Prince
Bnpert
Daily
News
$4,600
prise
campaign
are
eligible
to
comfete
in
the
$200
COMPETITION.
In
the
event
of
a
tie
for
winning
points
for
either
of
the
prim
in
the
$S00
COMPETITION
each
tying
candidate
ylll
be
given
a
prize
of
identical
value,
to-wit:
a
$100
cash
prize.
2.
Points
will
be
credited
on
all
subscription
turned
in
durjng
the
duration
of
the
$200
COMPETITION
according
to
the
Schedule
of
Points
appearing
in
this
announcement.
S.
The
turning
in
of
one
subscription
constitutes
entry
In
the
$200
COMPETITION
for
any
candidate
entered
in
The
Daily
News'
$4,000
prize
campaign.
Entry
may
be
made
at
any
time
during
tht
da
ration
of
this
offer.
4.
The
winners
in
the
9200
COMPETITION
will
be
redded
by
their
accredited
pointa,
said
points
being
secured
by
the
turning
in
of
subscriptions
to
The
Daily
News.
(See
Schedule
of
Points
elsewhere
on
this
page).
5.
Interpretation
of
any
question
not
specifically
covered
will
rest
solely
with
the
management.
The
management
will
Judge
results
and
award
the
prizes.
G.
The
$200
COMPETITION
opens
Friday,
August
21,
and
ends
at
9
o'clock
Friday
night,
September
7,
1928.
The
winners
In
the
$200
COMPETITION
will
be
announced
and
the
two
$100
cash
prizes
will
Jie
given
the
winning
candidates
as
soon
after
the
close
of
the
$200
COMPETITION
as
it
is
possible,
but
in
no
event
will
the
winners
be
announced
or
the
prises
In
the
$200
COMPETITION
be
awarded
earlier
than
September
14,
1928
at
midnight
7.
It
is
one
of
the
conditions
for
the
$200
COMPETITION
that
entrants
must
be
candidates
in
The
Daily
News'
$1,000
Prize
Campaign.
Any
given
subscription
or
subscriptions,
because
of
the
twofold
entry,
will
count
points
on
the
$200
COMPETITION
and
votea
in
the
$4,000
Prize
Campaign.
8.
Winning
of
either
of
the
prize
in
this
$200
COMPETITION
will
in
no
way
affect
the
winnings
in
the
$-1,000
Prize
Campaign
for
each,
ir
itself,
is
a
separate
an
ddlstinct
campaign,
though
subscription
of
an
entrant
may
credit
points
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
and
votes
in
the
$4,000
Prize
Campaign
when
turned
in
according
to
.
the
stipulations
set
forth.
9.
New.
arrearaire.
renewal
or
second
paymenta
on
subsff?Mloni6
all
count
the
same
number
f
point
in
4he..$200
CXjMPBmXQSW
according
to
the
schedule
In
effect
at
the
time
the
subscrrptRTtrts
'turned
in.
Subscriptions
may
be
secured
by
any
candidate,
anywhere.
10.
Equitable
compensation
is
assured
every
entrant
in
the
event
he
or
she
does
not
win
in
the
$200
COMPETITION.
In
that
every
entrant
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
MUST
be
also
an
entrant
In
the
$4,000
Prize
Campaign.
All
active
non-prize
winners
competing
in
the
$4.oi0
Prize
Campaign
are
guaranteed
10
per
cent
rush
commission
n
their
total
collect
ions
on
subscriptions.
The
$200
Competition
opens
Friday,
August
21
and
closes
Friday,
September
7th
at
0
o'clock
P.
M.
HOW
SUBSCRIPTIONS
COUNT
IN
POINTS
Up
to
and
including
Friday,
August
31,
the
following
number
of
points
will
be
issued
on
subscriptions:
1
year
.
2
years
3
years
4
years
6
years
G
years
.
8
points
1G
points
24
points
32
points
40
points
48
pointa
From
Saturday,
Sept
1,
up
to
and
including
Friday,
Sept
7,
the
following
number
of
points
will-be
issued
on
sabscriptions:
1
year
....
G
points
2
years
12
points
3
years
...
18
points
4
years
...24
points
5
years
...
30
points
G
years
.
.
.
SG
points
The
above
schedule
shows
"HOW
SUBSCRIPTIONS
COUNT
IN
POINTS"
in
the
new
campaign
for
the
$200
COMPETITION
which
is
announced
today.
You
will
notice
that
subscriptions
turned
in
by
Friday
night
August
31,
count
mere
points
than
they
will
if
not
turned
in
until
the
followir
week.
New,
arrearge,
renewal
or
second
payment
subscriptions
each
count
the
same
number
of
points
in
the
$200
COMPETITION.
EACH
candidate
in
the
$4,000
Prize
Campaign
now
has
the
opportunity
of
entering
the
$200
COMPETITION,
and
any
subscriptions
they
secure
and
turn
in
now
will
count
votes
in
the
$4,000
prize
campaign
and
points
in
the
$200
Competition.
WHAT
IT
MEANS
You
can
win
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
and,
at
the
same
time
and
with
the
same
subscriptions,
enhance
your
opportunity
of
winning
one
of
the
two
cars
or
the
cash
prizes
In
the
$4,000
prize
campaign.
It
Is
possible
to
win
big
in
each
of
the
campaigns
as
they
are
sejiarata
competitions
and
winning
in
one
dees
net
restrict
or
hinder
a
candidate
in
any
way
from
winning
in
the
other.
Candidates,
here
is
your
opportunity.
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candidates
start
Friday
on
an
equal
basis
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
and
all
have
equal
opportunity
of
winning
regardless
of
their
piesent
standing
or
time
of
entry
in
the
$-1,000
prise
Campaign.
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