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ARE
SIX
:
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V
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
II
ASK
YOUR
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i
.
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i
About
Washday
Family
Doctors
know
that
a
wash
tub
is
the
barrier
to
a
woman's
health
and
happiness.
Why
endure
this
strain
on
strength
and
vitality.
Try
the
laundry
way.
Just
gather
the
soiled
clothes
tele-
phone
as
and
washday
is
over.
The
LAUNDRY
Does
it
best
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
anc
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
A
New
Vision
of
Health
A
new
vision
of
health
has
appeared
t
o
uncounted
numbers
of
people
in
the
last
few
years.
A
vision
of
health
a
p
p
r
o
a
i-
hing
perfection,
health
maintained
without
drutrit
or
operations
and
without
the
periods
of
illness
so
common
to
many.
This
is
because
of
the
growth
of
Chiropractic,
the
health
science
that
deals
with
the
cause
of
dis-ease
rather
than
its
treatment.
By
keeping
the
spine
in
alignment,
the
chiropractor
keeps
nerve
lines
free
to
function,
and
dis-ease
does
not
develop.
By
my
chiropractic
health
method
1
correct
diseases
of
the
eyes,
ears,
nose,
throat,
lungs,
heart,
stomach,
liver,
kidneys,
bowels
and
lower
organs.
YOUR
APPOINTMENT
For
Health
can
be
made
by
telephoning
(Irceri
211
W.
C.
Aspinall
niiitoPUAcroit
Exchange.
Illock
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
St
Telephone
6S7.
ROLLER
HOCKEY
CLOSE
MATCH
TIE
WAS
IlKOKKN
IX
FIVE
MINUTE
OVERTIME
GIVING
UOIUNS
THE
VICTORY
There
wm
a
rexykwe
roller
bockev
gMW,,
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laat
.algft
wra
Xftt
ftybUu
taUaa
m
Von
jh
five
minutes
overUai
by
a
tingle
goal,
the
score
being
6
to
S.
At
half
time
the
yore
Mood
three
to
three
and
at
full
time
the
teams
were
again
tied
with
five
all.
The
teams
were
as
follows:
Robins:
Evelyn
March,
Agnes
Edgar.
Anna
Mcleod.
Dolly
Montgomery,
and
Henna
Kelson.
Bluebirds:
Dot
Kdgar.
Annie
Walker.
Dorothy
BaUlnger,
Marian
Thomson
and
Lillian
Robertson.
Fred
Ulggin
was
referee
and
L.
J.
Marren
was
time
keeper
and
scorer.
Waterfront
Whiffs
(continued
from
page
five)
confirmation,
however.
There
will
have
to
be
extensive
machinery
installation
j
If
the
Seal
Cove
cannery
is
to
nin
Alex
Sutherland,
manager
of
the
com
pany's
Tucks
Inlet
cannery,
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
'
late
in
March
after
having
spent
the
rinter
in
Vancouver.
All
this
generosity
on
the
part
of
the
MINERAL
ACT
(Form
P.)
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPItOVEMENTS
NOTICE
Princess
Pst.
Lot
466;
Pilot.
Lot
4M7:
RAF.
Lot
4M&
Observer.
Lot
Mineral
Claims,
situate
In
the
Atlln
Mining
Division
of
Casalar
District,
where
located:
On
Munro
Mountain
about
(our
miles
from
the
town
of
Atltn.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
we.
James
Stoke
and
C.
R.
Praser,
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
89960-90031,
intend,
sixty
days
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mlnlna
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improvements,
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Orant
of
the
above
claim.
Aud
further
take
notice
that
action
under
tectlon
B5
must
be
commenced
before
the
Issue
of
such
Certificate
of
Improvement.
Dated
this
5th
day
of
March.
A
D
1938
H.
McN.
PRASER.
Agent
Stop!
Look!
Listen!
Grocery
Specials
3
DAYS
ONLY
Granulated
Sugar,
10
lbs.
.
.
71c
Choice
Evaporated
Prunes,
4
lbs.
:ttc
Dry
Green
Teas
in
satchels,
2
pkgs.
for
tMf
Victoria
Cross
Cocoa,
5
lb.
pkge
00
r
Mayflower
Toilet
Soap,
4
cakes
,
:au
Fels
Naptha
Soap,
per
carton
87?
Heinz
Cream
Tomato
Soup,
re.
2
for
25c.
Special,
per
tin
lie
Per
dozen
$l.ti"
Heinz
Tomato
Catsup,
per
bottle
IWt
6
lb.
Boxes
Sodas
OOr
Extra
Special
Sultana
Raisins,
3
lb.
for
0f
Libby's
Apple
Butter,
large
tins
lOf
To
clear,
your
choice,
as
you
like
'em
Scribblers,
Erasers,
Pencils,
Rulers,
7
for
Pullet
Extras,
guaranteed,
3
doz.
for
SI.
00
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
limited
Phone
15
-
571
II.
S.
WALLACE
CO,
LTD.
MERCURY
FULL
FASHIONED
SILK
HOSE
Chiffon
and
Service
Weights
in
Guniseta),
Black,
.Atmosphere.
Kudo,
EvtAglQW,
Mer
ida,
Flesh,
etc.
From
$1.75
to
$2.50
The
Hose
for
Satisfaction
H.S.WallaceCo.Ud.
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
&
Fulton.
How
To
Care
For
named
"CHIEF
SKDOAID."
together
with
her
ooats.
sear
and
appurtenances.
Terms
of
sale:
Cash.
For
further
particulars
in
connection
with
the
Mle
apply
to
the
Montreal
Finance
Company.
Limited.
1104.
Stand-trd
Bank
Building.
Vancouver.
B.C..
or
to
Patmore
ft
Fulton.
Scott
Block.
Prince
Rupert.
Solicitors
for
the
Mort
gagee.
ATED
jt
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
5th
dav
of
March.
A
D
1938
this
71
CAippacifii:
jTO
EUROPE
I
'
MAKE
RESERVATION'S
NOW
FROM
SAINT
JOHN
To
llellatt.
Uirrpool
April
13
:....
Montcalm
To
Glasgow,
Uterptml
April
Montrose
April
30
Minnedoaa
To
CMrbewrg-eiwwt
Hampton-Antwerp
Apl.
6
Montnalrn
April
it
Marlocb
April
19
Marburn
Te
seMlhampleti-IUmbarg
April
1
Metagaaa
91
Apple
to
Asjeiftsrervwhrre
oe
M
TO
t.S.
Oeeeral
Psw.Ac.twt.
Af
C.P.R.
Station.
Vsaeewvtr.
M
"v
Telephone
Jm
rTSv
Seymour
MM
-ffF
Fancy
Grocery
SPECIALS
Pate
de
Foie
Graa,
24
oz.
tin
""fi
j
4
oz.
tin
SM.tM!
Terrine
de
Foes
Graa,
Mi
oi.
in
fancy
pots
$I.t!5i
Creme
au
Foie,
:i
oz.
tin
....
IKit
Russian
Caviar,
Romanoff
brand,
2
oz.
tin
7,"r!
4
oz.
tin
$1.1(1
1
French
Anchovies
In
oil,
per
jar
!
0C'
Norwegian
Spiced
Anchovies,
per
tin
."Of
Spanish
Anchovies,
in
salt
.
.
r0r
r
rench
Dry
Mushrooms,
lb.
$2.00
Best
Foods
Mayonaise,
8
oz.
jar
10?
Best
Foods
Relish
Spread,
hair-pint
jar
0f
Camembert
Cheese,
10
oz.
pkg.
."Of
Swiss
Cheese,
best
quality,
lb.
(100
Roquefort
Cheese,
lb
(M0
Gonronzola
Cheese,
lb
."Oo
Finest
Freh
Cream
Cheese,
lb.
."Of
Our
stock
of
Macaroni,
also
Italian
and
Norwegian
Cheese
and
Salami
is
fully
complete.
Alberta
Market
P.
(iAMULA,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
phone
208
THE
DAILI,
NEWS
Saturday,
..,.,
;
Varicose
or
Swollen
Veins
Kuli
flently
Upward
and
Toward
the
Heart
as
IIImkI
In
Vrlnx
lions
That
Way
It
you
or
any
relative
or
friend
is
wcrrled
became
of
varicose
veins,
or
bunches,
the
best
advice
that
anyone
in
this
world
can
give
you
is
to
ask
your
druggist
for
an
original
two-ounce
bottle'
of
Mamie's
Emerald
Oil
(full
oeasdh
so
the
tourists
can
see
there
la
something
doing
here
If
they
have
eyes
lor
anything
else
but
Praser
Street.
The
strength)
and
apply
night
and
morning
to
the
swollen,
enlarged
veins.
Soon
you
win
,
jjotice
that
they
are
grcwlng
astsiler
and
the
treatment
shouI4..b;;fivn.ued
uuyl
the
veins
are
of
normal
else.
So
penetrating
and
powerful
is
Emerald
MI
that
even
Pile
are
quickly
absorbed.
Any
one
who
is
disappointed
with
Its
use
can
have
their
money
refunded.
government
can
mean
nothing
else
than
)
on
the
Digby
Island
jitney
run
with
the
ux
election.
It
Is
appropriate
that
there
lighthouse
tender
Btrnie.
'
should
be
a
campaign
ol
"clean
up
and
paint
up."
There
always
1
at
thlaj
Halibut
landing
at
Prince
Rupert
aeon
every
four
years.
The
government
this
season
are
atlll
substantially
lu
ox-wharf
to
to
be
reshingled
and
the
ceas
of
last
year's
record,
s
total
of
2.-thingles
will
probably
be
repainted
so'
600.900
pounds
having
been
landed
at
the
seagulls
can
make
a
better
showing.
!
the
pert
up
to
yesterday
as
compared
Start
of
the
work
will
probably
be
de-1
with
the
figure
at
s
similar
date
last
lsyed
until
the
opening
of
the
travel
;
year
of
2.134AM
pound
Good
weather
has
favored
the
fisherman
almost
con
tinuously
since
the
present
season
opened.
Of
the
ajQSJOO
pounds
landed
here
government
wharf
has
been
receiving
:
so
far
this
seas.-
TrJS.600
pounds
has
much
long
delayed
attention
lately
and
,
been
from
Canadian
vessels
and
1575.300
a
ill
be
the
better
for
It.
I
pounds
from
American.
The
correspond
ON
JITNEY
III
N
During
the
absence
on
a
holiday
trip
tD
Victoria,
of
Harry
Calderwood
of
ihe
Rhone.
Capt.
Jce
Peterson
is
relieving
MORTGAGE
SALE
OF
SHU
(CHIEF
hKl
GAID)
T
TAKE
NOTICE
that
under
and
by
virtue
of
a
certain
Ship's
Mortgage
dated
the
4th
day
of
February.
AX).
1971.
which
will
be
produced
at
the
time
of
sale),
there
will
be
offered
for
sale
by
Public
Auction
by
Smith
A.
Nickereon.
Sheriff,
at
$
o'clock
in
the
afternoon
on
MONDAY
MARCH
M
i
ll
19M
at
his
Office
ing
figures
last
year
were
473.750
and
1
0
81.900
pounds.
Landings
at
Prince
P.upert
for
the
past
week
(Saturday
to
Friday
inclusive)
were
rather
under
average
totalling
43.200
pounds
with
121.700
Canadian
and
WO,
MO
American.
Price,
however,
during
that
week
were
generally
the
bast
since
the
opening
of
the
season.
-
The
high
American
price
of
the
aeek
waa
17.3c
and
Be
received
by
the
Battle
for
tjDM
pounds
The
beat
bid
for
Canadian
fish
was
15.3c
and
6c
which
Edward
Upaett
for
6.000
In
the
Court
House.
In
the
City
of
pounds.
Low
bids
of
the
wet
were
ll.Sc
Prince
Rupert.
Province
of
British
Col-1
and
6c
for
American
fish
and
9c
and
6c
The
Canadian
boat
Unome.
Capt.
Dave
Ritchie,
with
S.000
pounds,
and
the
American.
Onah.
Capt
Harry
Selig.
with
10.000
pounds,
landed
their
third
catches
of
the
nason
act
during
the
weak
Other
boats
in
during
the
week
were
as
follows:
American
Tycw.
10.000:
Nttkof.
30.-000:
Irene.
11.000;
Havana.
43.000;
Baltic.
13406
Oeriaad.
9.000;
Brunvol.
39.-000:
PorUoek.
MjgOO;
Wabash.
1,000:
Venus.
7.500;
Basel.
30j000:
Tatoush.
U
-000;
Yakutat.
3440:
Thor,
3000.
Yukon.
19.000;
Flattery,
104X10.
Canadian
R.
W..
4.500;
Cape
Spencer.
5.006;
Marguerite,
1.000,
E.
Upaett.
8.000
Mary
O..
300;
Scrub.
S.000:
D.
8.
T
.
SW:
Johanna.
Mate
Cape
Swain.
S.000.
Prosperity
A
.
13.000:
Bilaac.
S.000:
Pair
of
Jacks,
7400:
Tramp.
7.009:
Mar
flower.
M0:
Yule.
1.000:
B.
and
Y
.
34D00:
Olympla
lit
1
700.
Dolphin
II
4
500:
Helen
tt..
4400.
Winter
hoUdaya'
to
Europe
are
In-ereeing
an
fast
on
account
of
reduced
Tteamshlp
and
hotel
rates
that
on
some
lines
It
is
as
difficult
to
get
a
passage
before
Christmas
as
to
get
one
before
Independence
Day
in
the
summer.
TIMBER
SALE
X673I
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
by
Public
Auction
at
the
office
of
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupee.
B.C
.
at
noon
on
April
13th.
1931.
the
Licence
XoTJl.
Oat-rwish
Bay.
Mtnsell
Inlet.
C.R
3.
to
cut
749.000
tret
board
measure
of
Spruce.
cedar.
Hemlock)
and
Balsam
aawloga.
Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
Auction
in
person
may
submit
a
sealed
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
ana
treated
as
one
Did
Three
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
this
timber
Further
particulars
of
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
or
mstrici
romter,
prince
Ru
pen.
BC
TIMBER
SALE
X9957
Sealed
Teuders
will
be
received
by
the
Minuter
of
Lands
at
Victoria.
B.C..
not
later
than
man
on
the
and
day
of
April.
1MB,
lor
the
purchase
of
Licence
XM67.
to
cut
300
J9S
lineal
feet
of
ceoar
poles
snd
pillnc
on
an
area
alt
uated
on
Lot
434.
Kumdta
Slough.
Queen
wianmw
isianas
Land
District.
Two
(3
1
yean
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
oi
timber
Further
oanicuUra
of
the
Chief
For.
ater.
Victoria.
B
C
or
District
Forester,
rrince
Rupert,
bc.
erf
CANADIAN
SERVICE
From
Halifax
To
IxinilonUrrri
ami
Ulasgww
A
thrill
April
IS
To
ri)MiiMth-llatre-LHte
Ataunla
April
9
To
(iutvHMimn
ami
LitrrpoeT
Andanla
;
April
9
From
New
York
To
IlimiWinn
ami
IJisrsnul
Carmanla
March
31
AlMUaaa
.
.
April
7
To
t'hrrlworg
ami
Hwithamplmi
Be
rang
aria
April
4.
36,
May
16.
June
S
Mauretania.
April
n.
May
3.
39,
June
13
Aqunania
April
IS.
May
9.
30
To
LentleHdrrry
a
nil
(llfew
California..
Mar
ai
Oameronla.
Apr
7
Atbenls
.
Apr
14
Transylvania
Apr
91
To
nnMiiitn.UvreLemlwi
Aaoania
March
tt
Alaunta
.
.
April
7
From
Boston
To
urenMeH
ami
LUerpowl
Carmanla
..
Apr
l
Camilla
..
Apr.
16
Mediterranean
Cruise
Oartntbia
Apr.
7
West
Indies
Cruise
Samaria
Mar.
31
Around
the
World
Cruise
Franconls
jan.
16.
1939
Money
ordern
draft
and
Travellers'
Cheque
st
low.!
rates
Full
Informs-
tlon
from
local
ai!
nu
or
Company's
Office.
22
Ha.tiiu-,
St.
W..
Vancouver.
TEN
FALLACIES
REGARD
CANCER
VCKV
SLK1IIT
TIIIMIS
SEEM
TO
c.U'su
Tins
nui:.i)i:i
uisFasB
HI
T
LITTLE
YET
KNOWN
NEW
TOieK.
March
33.
"Ten
popular
fallacies"
regarding
the
causes
and
treatment
of
cancer,
are
esposed
li
a
tatement
issued
here
by
Dr.
Oeorge
A
Soper,
managing
director
of
the
Amer
ican
Society
tor
the
Control
of
Cancer.
One
of
these
misbeliefs
blames
In
sufficient
salt
in
ones
diet,
whue
a
second
attributes
the
disease
to
too
much
salt.
A
third
creed
la
termed
vitamin
starvation."
whUe
the
fourth
lays
the
fault
at
the
door
of
"too
much
food."
One
faction
of
quacks
find
the
eating
of
pork
leads
to
can
cer,
but
another
reports
tomatoes
are
to
blame.
Added
to
these
whelly
false
views
Is
the
blame
on
coal
smoke;
flaae
from
enamel
or
aluminum
cooking
utsnalU;
the
consumption
of
too
much
sneat.
and
lnally.
too
sedentary
occupation.
"The
main
reliance
of
the
public
today."
Dr.
Soper
asserted,
"lies
not
In
an
sudden
sensational
discovery
lor
t
treatment
or
cure
or
prevention
of
rancer.
but
In
the
consensus
of
the
oremost
students
of
that
disease."
The
only
two
known
methods
for
tree
ting
cancer
today,
he
pointed
out.
are
surgery
and
Irradiation,
the
latter
including
x-ray
and
radium.
Enough
well
established
facts
and
sound
working
opinion
to
save
many
lives
are
available."
Dr.
Soper
continued.
if
the
public
wiU
only
learn
and
heed
what
they
learn.
A
good
deal
of
In-lormatlou
about
cancer
is
of
practical
character,
and
it
is
practical
knowledge
that
la
important.
We
must
discrimin
ate
between
this
and
what
is
merely
hypothetical
and
speculative
Whenever
a
man
seta
himself
up
to
know
more
than
anybody
alee
about
cancer
it
la
wise
to
tke
what
be
saya
with
precautions.
The
public,
however.
Is
so
eager
to
get
knowledge
for
protection
against
cancer
equal
to
that
which
It
parimi
for
protection
against
infectious
dla-
,
and
it
has
such
liiadsqvate
ways
of
discriminating
between
the
true
and
the
false,
that
many
of
thee,
and
even
astray.
newspapers
sometimes,
are
lad
"Where
there
la
a
grain
of
truth
In
a
theory,
this
should
not
be
naagnlfeyl
into
a
pound
of
precaution.
The
American
Society
for
the
Control
of
Cancer
is
revising
and
bringing
to
date
Its
a
tails
t
leal
study.
The
PrevIznce
of
Cancer.'
and
will
publish
the
volumt
during
the
year.
However,
due
to
lack
of
data,
the
suilsucs
will
go
only
through
IBM."
Two
principal
conditions
tend
to
cancer,
according
to
Dr.
Soper.
One
la
a
certain
Individual
auetiinlibinty.
another
Is
chronic
irritation.
Thus,
a
dental
plate
that
does
not
fit
and
keeps
rubbing,
or
the
steel
rims
of
spectacles
that
dig
into
the
flesh
behind
the
oar.
or
the
careless
habit
of
smoking
cigaret
tes
so
thst
in
removing
the
cigarette
hastily
one
tears
oS
a
tiny
bit
of
akin
st
the
corner
of
the
Up.
are
potential
causes
"of
the
ailment,
whan
repeated
frequently
enough.
As
for
the
ten
fallacies
he
cited
and
others
of
similar
nature.
Or.
Soper
declared:
"Usually
thsss
theories
are
conceived
in
advance
and
than
bolster
ed
up
by
such
evidence
as
may
be
lead
Uy
and
unscientifically
obtainable.
Ut-
or
none
of
this
evidence
woula
stand
in
a
court
of
law."
Some
persons
blame
"ctvtltsatiesr
for
the
growth
of
cancer,
but
Dr.
Soper
inquired:
"Why
pick
on
clvUtaatiooT
Why
not
select
anything
that
has
grown
and
put
the
blame
on
that
"You
might
find
fault
with
In
creased
transportation,
or
mors
know
ledge,
or
more
wages,
or
any
utterly
unrelated
item.
It
u
important
U.
remember
that
one
cause
for
the
great
er
number
of
cancer
cases
is
found
in
our
Improved
methods
of
diagnosis,
so
that
where
a
generation
ago
dawn
did
not
know
cancer
ealated,
today
they
make
a
correct
diagnosis.''
A
symposium
of
cancer
suthorities
is
to
be
held
here
soon,
and
at
that
time
all
recently
projected
theories,
either
for
prevention
or
treatment
or
cure
of
cancer
will
receive
point
and
authoritative
review
by
nationally
prominent
speclalleta.
FAMILY
OF
J0URNAL1S1S
LONDON.
March
33
-"It
Is
erectly
S3
years
ago
that
I
wioto
my
first
leading
article,
snd
I
suppose
1
may
almost
claim
that
t
havo
founded
a
family
of
journalists."
said
Lord
Birkenhead.
secretary
of
state
for
India,
at
the
opening
of
the
new
Liverpool
Press
Club.
"My
daughter
seams
to
earn
s
comfortable
living
for
herself,
and.
I
am
glad
to
aay.
pays
for
all
her
own
ribes
and
her
own
taslcaba,
which
Is
great
consideration
in
the
life
of
modern
London.
My
son.
to
whom
I
must
without
any
exoaselve
optimism
j
look
to
carry
on
the
family
fortunes,
waa
not
only
editor
of
the
'Eton
Cnron-
Icle.'
but
is
already.
In
his
flast
tear
at
osiord.
the
editor
of
the
known
ss
The
Oxford
Review.'
"
Of
passports
issued
by
the
United
oiaiea
lor
traveller
to
Buippe.
It
la
found
that
39
per
cent
are
lastted.
to
pleasure
travellers.
31
per
cent
to
business
travellers
and
40
per
cent
In
order
to
attract
American
tourists,
the
following
countries
have
abolished
all
fees
for
visas
of
American
passports
Albania.
Belgium.
Denmark,
Estonia.
Finland.
Oermany.
Holland
Swsdm
.mi
S1rrrrliii:d.
At
Factory,
Oshawa
Taxes
Extra
if
v
.x
'
wm
i
j
an
xer
si
v.
s
w
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