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and
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ELECTROTHERAPY
TheB-
two
braiirhes
of
the
healinjr
art
bBW
nmdf
rapid
strides
in
the
last
few
yew.
Y.ur
rctover-
from
dii'w
depends
on
how
soon
you
consult
W.
C.
A
SPIN
ALL
Chiropractor
Grw
ail
1'huncfi
Black
28
C
and
7
BxcImiik)
Open
Evening
Mooae
Bazaar.
N
.vember
8.
9.
"NAYIGAHLE
WATERS
PRO
THCTION
ACT."
R.
S.
C
140
Porter
Idaho
Mining
Cumpaay
Limited
hereby
give,
notice
that
it
has
under
8sct.iT.
1
ot
the
sajd
Act.
depot
lVed
with
the
Miniate:
of
Public
Wortu
t
Ottwa.
and
In
the
office
of
the
OUtrlc-Se(ltir
of
the
Land
Baglatratlon
da-tnet
of
Prince
Rupert
at
Prtsoe
Rupert
S.
C,
a
description
of
the
atte
and
the
plana
of
the
whan
and
dolphins
proposed
to
be
built
on
the
foreshore
near
the
mjutb
oi
the
Mar4aaiLJilv-r.
Portland
Cnr'..
i.
frju;
W
lot
Numbei
Poft
Hurdied
E.n-svn
t67i.
CiuaaJai
Dttit4-,
British
Coluata;
s
AMb
WMKM
HOTK6
that
after
the
m-p.
ration
of
one
i
1
monrh
from
the
(!!'
of
the
first
publl-itlcn
of
ihi
Notire,
Sorter
Idabv
Mining
Cumpar
Limited
.ll.
under
Sertlru
7
i:
IU
said
Act.
applr
to
fh-
M'r::s:er
of
Pub!:
Works
at
his
office
in
tbr
City
oi
Ottawa,
fc-r
apprji'a!
;.f
tt.f
said
anc
plan
:mrt
and
!
r
low
to
oiutru
1
the
.
id
l.
irf
a.-.d
dolpli'.ni-
Dnled
at
Vancouver.
Brth
P.
lnuib
.1
this
30th
day
of
July.
1038
PORTER
IDAHO
MINLNO
COMPAQ
LIMITED
IM
THB
MATTER
of
an
application
fc:
the
Issue
of
a
Duplicate
Oert.ficate
u
Title
for
Lot
nineteen
hundred
i.nc
Ighty-tUee
(lBWi.
Range
lire
(Si
Coast
District.
Satisfactory
proof
of
the
Icaa
of
the
Certificate
of
Title
covering
the
abovi
lands
baring
been
produced
to
me.
it
u
my
Intent,
io
imjo.
after
the
ex-paratton
ot
one
month
frtm
the
firs'
publication
hereof,
a
Duplicate
Certificate
or
Titte
n
the
stj
hand
m
the
name
of
Jael
puisbury.
The
original
Oertttloate
of
Title
U
dated
the
7tt
Umber.
1810.
and
Is
numbered
306
R
l,vi
w&nfTf
r'ie.
Prlaoe
aupen
b.
ami
My.
1MB.
H.
r.
MbaLBOD.
01
gjalfsj
Of
Tttlaa.
j.
nst
Thih
advertisement
is
not
pub-lislifd
or
displayed
by
tho
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Bert
Hosklna,
until
recently
engaged
.n
the
barberlng
trade
in
the
cftf
,
la
ow
at
Anyox.
Pete
LeClalre.
who
Baf
been
at
Stew-art,
returned
to
the
c4ty
on
the
Prtnor
Oharlea
this
morning.
Jack
Allen,
formerly
of
this
cits',
is
rw
Identified
with
the
stall
of
the
U-ujst-tt
Canner
Ltd..
at
Old
Maeeett.
Mlsa
Margaret
Olkhrtet.
Vfc
Wen
vls.ting
for
the
past
month
a1
Vasaett.
returned
Bumr
on
the
Prince
Chartea
this
rnnrntng
Stewart.
Anyox
and
Maasett
Inlet
points
on
C.
Thomas,
aaalatant
per
of
the
B.
c
Packers,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
tbla
morninc
from
Maasett
Inlet,
being
on
his
way
to
Vancouver
after
having
spent
past
fortnight
in
this
alatrkrt
on
offi
cial
duties.
"CEAQRAM'S
S3"
is
aide
titer
the
tun
formula
at
used
when
thia
famous
whitkey
waa
firtt
made
yean
ago.
The
pureat
of
tpring
water
and
the
choicest
of
grains
only
are
used
and
all
whiakey
it
aged
and
mellowed
in
Individual
oak
catkt.
The
name
and
quality
of
.Seagram's
hat
never
been
impaired.
a-a
Tf,e
oldest
stocks
01
GoMcrttntrV
This
advert
iomeiit
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Ccntr
l
lioard
oi
by
me
l
oveinrr.enl
oi
Bi'itL"
Columbia
Anglican
Cathedral
Bazaar
November
22nd.
This
afternoon's
train
from
He
eaat
due
at
3
JO
Is
reported
on
tbne.
It
la
announced
tltat
Rev.
3.
B.
Olb-n
will
take
charge
of
St.
Andrew'a
Cathedral
early
in
September.
Passengers
booked
.
to
aafl
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
afternoon
tor
Vancouver
include
Mra.
Lowe.
Miss
John-on.
Miss
L.
MeRae,
Mr.
Le
fluffy.
CNJt.
steamer
Prince
Chartea
arrived
n
port
this
morning
from
the.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
at
9
ajn.
ana
will
all
for
Vancouver
at
4
this
afternoon.
Staff
Major
Carrutbers
of
the
Salva-lon
Army
In
Alaska
waa
a
passenger
on
the
C.P.R.
ateamer
Prlnceaa
Cnar-
otte
from
the
north
yesterday
after
noon.
Tuj
Lome
with
the
harge
Pezuta
In
tow
left
today
for
Skldegatc,
Queen
rrharlotte
Island,
where
she
will
pick
up
the
Biscayne
with
a
cargo
of
logs
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mra.
O.
A.
Hunter
and
fam
ily
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning
after
having
made
the
round
trip
to
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Maasett
Inlet.
Eric
Bye,
Norwegian
tenor
who
Is
ap
pearing
at
the
Weatholmc
In
connec
tion
with
the
Norway
film
was
a
paa-tehftr
on
the
Prlnceaa
Charlotte
from
the
north
yesterday
evening.
Magistrate
and
Mra.
A.
R.
MaOory
and
aon.
of
Fort
Clements,
are
iiieaeiiifl
n
aboard
the
Prince
Charles
today
going
through
to
Vancouver
as
a
three
weeks'
combined
business
and
pleasure
trip.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Wilson
and
sons
left
this
morning
on
the
eaat
bound
paean
ng
r
for
the
Interior
whtre
they
will
be
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
T.
Altkcn.
of
Houston
for
tee
next
couple
of
weeks.
3Twr,
H
Walker
of
this
cltfcJeft
at
the
first
of
the
week
for
Maasell
where-
he
will
urr.e
the
duty
of
&mlntoei
oonsta-
oie
for
the
aXasuner.
jiieJbs.
t
A'
Small
of
the
Swift
Canadian
Co,
tnrred
to
the
city
on
the
Prir.ce
Onarles
this
mernuif,
-iter
making
the
round
trip
on
bualness
to
Stewart.
Any-
x
aitd
Masse
u
Inlet.
M
M
McLachlan,
majuger
of
the
Brackman-Ker
Milling
Oo
returned
to
the
;ity
on
the
Prutce
Charles
thla
:-uorr.lng.
after
niaktng
me
round
trip
For
seining
within
prohibited
areac
two
Maaaeu
Inlet
fishermen
were
Ansa
I
ISO
each
by
Magistrate
A.
B
Mallory
at
Port
Clements
on
Wednesday.
A
similar
charge
againat
a
third
was
dismissed.
TSa-"
Some
thirty
or
so
local
hoys
who
went
to
Maasett
Inlet
recently
to
be
employed
In
the
Shannon
Bay
and
Fer-CaaoB
Bay
canneries
will
return
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
on
Thursday
3t
nest
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
i.
Crawford
anc
family
of
Stewart
will
be
going
south
aoon
after
SigWmber
1.
Mra.
Crawford
and
daughter
WJP
HsfOtt),
the
winter
in
Vancouver,
ngsw-raar.
aasnora
wui
re-
n
to
Stewart,
A
tar
pot
used
in
roofing
operation
at
the
reaT
of
the
Bank
of
Commerce
eaoght
fire
yesterday
afternoon.
The
Ore
brigade
responded
to
the
alarm
but
the
fire
had
been
extinguished
by
the
workmen
when
trie
brigade
arrived.
No
damage
waa-done.
-NORWAY
TODAY."
the
greatest
film
epic
of
any
land,
will
be
shown
at
Weatholme
Theatre
Friday.
August
17
both
matinee
and
evening.
Srick
Bye.
world
known
tenor
will
sing
old
country
songs
to
the
ftlaa.
Three
performances
2:30,
6:30
and
pm.
Ms
Robert
BahM.
of
Vancouver.
Inspec
tor
of
municipalities
and
Oread
Master
of
the
Masonag
fttand
Lodge
of
Bri-rttb
OaJunteta
we
a
passenger
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
yesterday
afternoon.
He
has
been
making
a
trip
to
Dawson
and
AUln.
Mr.
Basra
was
'met
at
the
boat
by
Orurge
Woodland.
Stan.
Parker
and
W.E.
Ooluaon.
Bert
Morgan
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
thla
morning
after
making
the
round
trip
to
Stewart.
Any
ox
and
Maasett
Inle'
on
business.
His
aon.
Richard.
Is
working
at
Ferguson
Bay
Cannery.
The
trip
offered
by
the
Prince
Charles
to
district
la
one
which
all
local
business
men
would
be
repaid
by
taking.
Mr.
Morgan
asserts,
TERRACE
WOMEN
PLAN
TAKING
UP
HANDICRAFT
WORK
Mrellnr
of
Women's
lHIHute
IterMes
to
rturr
Information
Regarding
It.
TERRACE.
Aug.
16
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Women's
Institute
waa
heM
la
Terrace
Theatre
on
Tuesday
afternoon
with
Mra.
F.
Hall,
newly
appointed
president
In
the
chair.
Following
routine
business
it
wis
agreed
to
pay
the
secretary
a
salary
of
IIS
for
the
present
year.
I
Arrangement
were
made
to
assist
the
.Terrace
FaUl
Pair
Association
by
serving
afternoon
tea
the
day
of
the
fair
and
undertaking
catering
for
the
dance.
'
A
committee
composed
of
M--
iames
:Attree.
T
E.
Brooks
and
C
R
Gilbert
j
waa
appointed
to
have
charge
jf
arrange
-
j
menu.
'
Following
a
discussion
on
the
ad
via-
'ability
of
taking
up
some
hj
trial
work
a'
the
meetings
the
secretary
vm
as:;
ii
x:'
write
for
Instructions
and
in'
;rm.u.nn
on
glove
making,
nig
umkmu
and
:iy
other
handicrafts.
The
annual
repor:
of
public
Veslth
nurMng
debarment
waa
read
toother
with
an
urgent
appeal
lor
co-opera-,
Men
In
preveimoii
o.r
ill.eie
Miirt
f
Its,
apresd.
!
i
Refreahmenta
were
served
afur
the!
meeting
by
Mrs
Hall
and
Mr
r
R.i
O.'luert.
the
hctacea
to(
ia
month.
I
a
mfo-
'
I6'
1928
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Catholic.
Bazaar
October
21
fict
25.
From
Jamaica
to
the
tables
of
the
world
Century-old
methods
produced
a
certain
grade
of
ginger
in
Jamaica.
But
this
grade
wasn't
good
enough
for
"Canada
Dry."
And
so,
J.
J.
McLaughlin
Limited
went
to
Jamaica
and
offered
prizes
for
ginger
grown
under
modern
methods
of
cultivation.
The
result
was
a
new
ginger
of
a
higher,
finer
quality.
That
is
the
grade
of
ginger
used
in
this
fine
old
ginger
ale.
The
otber
ingredients
are
of
equal
purity
and
high
quality.
They
are
blended
and
balanced
in
an
exact
proportion.
Great
care
is
taken
to
be
sure
that
these
proportions
never
vary.
The
uniform
carbonation
of
"Canada
Dry"
an
important
matter
affecting
flavor
is
assured
by
a
secret
method.
The
result
is
a
ginger
ale
with
a
marvelous
flavor
.
.
.
mellow
.
.
.
"dry"
.
.
.
thirst-quenching.
A
ginger
ale,
good
by
itself
or
to
mix
with
other
beverages.
So
distinctive
is
its
flavor
that
you
can
tell
it
from
all
others,
anywhere.
CANADA
Vdii
In
CotitJt
if
J.
J.
Md
!
''
'.imiitd,
7r
end
EJntHm
Ctfefatfcl
Sfrim,
i
;
'n,t.;J.
Vtntrtml
"nolmale
Distributors
F.
G.
Ur.whon
.
MtL,
Prince
Rupert,
H.U
CANADIAN!
B.C.
Coast
Steamship
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
1.
t.
11.
T
Krlrlilkin.
Wrangrll.
and
Hkag
Aufift
3.
B.
t.
11.
It.
,
1
Yanroutrr.
Victoria
and
Msa4U.lMEiit
I.
.
!
HUNTERS
ItOVAL
.....
or
Hutrdalc.
Rant
IMIa
Mt.
Oman
Kail.
Nam.
Alfrt
iwj.
Camnbrii
iclxrr
and
Vaiwvum
rvrry
IThlay.
H
t"ry
for
all
Mranohlp
IJn.
"'rmatlou
froin-
Carnn
f
41
h
Strut
and
Srd
Avwiue.
I'rlni
UuM-rt.
B.C.
H"n
Local
and
Personal
4
a
Taxi
riione
4.
ll
4
Tail.
tl
Dentist.
Or.
J
R.
O-xu
Phone
8B6
Oirtroprucf
r.
C.
O.
McKay.
Phone
134.
Errfaj
BJr.
ona
Known
tenor,
tings
t
VVfrtfatkiie
Theatre
Frid..y.
August
17.
Iff,
Sir
'-r
193
6
W.
HarrUr,;).
hatchery
Inspector,
arrived
In
U)e
city
on
the
Prince
Char-la
this
morning
lrom
Fort
Clement.
A
Port
Cl
-roetHa'
inan
waa
Hind
2
by
Stipendiary
Mfifc'rite
A.
R
M;.l-
kiry
tbla
week
tor
m-uultirjg
his
wile.
Howard
Steen
returned
to
the
c.ty
on
the
Prince
Charl-:,
this
morouif
after
making
the
rcmi:i
'Tip
to
biewart.
Anyox
aud
ataaefU
inu-l.
A.
D.
Holle
:t
MatiM'it
muskrat
farmer
arrived
in
the
city
;rc:.-i
the
Islands
oi;
th
Prince
Charl&t
il-i-
iteming.
beUv.-
on
faia
way
to
SasK.a
.jewan.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Ray
M
K.nley
arrived
a
the
city
from
Alice
Arm
on
the
Ptnv
Cliarlc
taw
morning
They
will
continue
to
V.inccuver
on
itu
vessel
Uu.-alwrrfoon
Now
then
folk!
Wh:it
about
il!s-l''Ubl
load
of
box
cnti.iigr.?
The
kid
din
like
to
handle
It
C.'un
you
beat
'.
at
S8.50
per
load?
Hyde
transfer
Phone
5S0.
t.'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
E.
Dcmiug
an:
family
returned
to
the
cry
on
th
Prince
Charles
this
morning
after
man-
lug
the
round
trip
to
S
4-wart.
Anyo
find
MaaaeU
Inlet.
In
the
city
police
court
yesterday
al
Urnoon.
before
Msgistrtte
McCimout
the
charge
agalnat
Mah
Lai.
Chlncnc.
o!
having
optuan
amokiri;
oqiipm-r)t
in
his
poaKsclon
as
changed
to
the
rharxe
of
having
opium
In
pcM4loti
d
tive
case
was
furthet
remanded
ti'.l
Saturday.
4-
4-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
MR
I,
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
by
Thanq.
7ZleufCL
Domestic
Science
Counselor
How
Much
We've
Learned
About
the
Feeding
of
Babien
When
I
hear
the
young
mothers
of
today
discussing
carrot!
and
epinach
and
orange
juice
and
cereal,
I
wonder
how
any
of
us
of
an
older
generation
ever
rranaged
to
live
through
our
first
two
or
three
years,
without
the
elaborate
feeding
programs
which
exist
today.
But
much
as
these
wise
young
mothers
know
that
is
new
in
the
feeding
of
babies,
there
is
one
basic
fact
that
doesn't
change.
For
tlie
baby
just
starting
out
in
life.
Nature
has
provided
the
perfect
food
in
mother's
milk.
The
breast-fed
baby
has
a
better
chance
from
the
start
than
the
artificially-fed
baby,
and
avoids
the
experiments
that
are
necessary
and
the
set-backs
that
so
often
occur
in
finding
the
best
substitute
for
mother's
milk.
Take
Your
Doctor's
Advice
To
find
the
right
milk
for
your
baby,
let
your
doctor
advise
you.
What
may
have
worked
for
some
other
baby
won
t
necessarily
work
for
yours,
and
it
takes
a
doctor's
knowledge
of
many
babies
and
their
idiosyncrasies
to
guide
you
best
To
make
a
milk
safe
for
a
baby
the
requirements
are,
naturally,
stricter
than
for
ary
other
use.
One
dares
not
risk
anything
but
the
purest,
whole
milk
in
the
feeding
of
a
tiny
infant
Not
only
must
it
be
or
exceptionally
high
quality
and
produced
under
the
most
sanitary
condi
tionsbut
the
quality
must
be
of
controlled
uniformity.
Wide
variations
from
day
to
day
in
ordinary
milk
may
seriously
upset
a
baby.
All
of
these
qualities
you
will
find
in
a
milk
that
has
been
the
mainstay
of
thousands
of
mothers
in
the
feeding
of
tiny
infants.
Carnation
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has
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marvelous!
y
successful
in
so
many
instances
that
it
may
be
just
the
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your
baby
should
have.
Not
only
is
it
the
purest
of
whole
milk,
from
selected
herds,
but
it
is
so
carefully
sterilized,
so
free
from
germs
and
bacteria,
and
sealed
so
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against
contamination
that
no
further
pasteurization
is
necessary.
You
add
pure
water
to
restore
that
removed
by
evaporation
and
you
have
pure
milk.
A
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important
quality
of
Carnation
Milk
is
its
easy
digestibility,
due
to
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"bomogenization
which
breaks
up
the
fat
globules
into
extremely
minute
particles,
very
readily
assimilable.
Baby
feeding
is
but
one
of
the
many
important
uses
of
Carnation
Milk.
In
cooking
it
gives
a
smooth
creaminess,
to
soups
and
sauces,
a
fragile
delicacy
and
exceptional
keeping
qualities
to
cake,
a
wonderful
texture
to
candies
and
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rich
velvety
smoothness
to
ice
cream
that
even
the
best
of
bottled
milk
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