f
AGE
SIX
PAIN
from
Bladder
Irritation
Soon
tatsd
by
SANTAL
MIDY
Bswars
of
ImlUtlom
Look
for
the
word
"MIDV
Sold
by
HI
(lrutrutJ
Relieved
bv
New
aekefs
OF
course,
we
do
not
actually
trade
new
blankets
for
the
soiled
ones
you
send
us.
.
.but
one
would
almost
believe
them
new
when
they
are
returned
to
you.
Soft
and
fluffy.
.
.
and
clean!
No
home
equipment
can
possibly
finish
woollen
blankets,
nor
in
fact,
any
woollen
garments,
in
the
superlative
manner
of
the
modern
laundry.
And
our
prices
are
moderate
for
this
invaluable
service.
The
LAUNDRY
Docs
it
best
Canadian
Lauedry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
Fishermen
Before
buying
your
next
engine,
come
and
see
us
about
The
Gardner
Semi-Diesel
Engine
the
most
satisfactory
on
the
market.
Governor
has
control
at
all
speeds,
making
it
most
suitable
for
halibut
boats.
Sites
12
li.p.
to
300
h.p.
The
Acadia
Gas
Engine
the
most
modern
designed
and
bent
built
4
cycle
engine
in
Canada.
Sites
from
C-8
h.p.
to
40
h.p.
medium
and
OUR
GKEAT
s
heavy
duty.
;
Ward
Electric
I
AND
MARINE
SUPPLY
CO.
I
Phone
G80
Cow
Bay
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
CLOSING
out
SALE
of
MENANI)
BOYS'
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHINGS
is
still
on
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
11.
Miller,
Proprietor
ONLY
TWO
OF
GRAIN
SHIPS
FOR
ORIENT
Vancouver
Shipment
for.
Week
are
Mostly,
to
European
,
iji
.'i
PortM.
I
not)'1
.
VANCOUVER.'
1J,
jtt
JR
griln
'
shipments
or
the
week
are
as'
usfial
,
this
season
mostly
for
European
ports,
only
two
clearing
for
Japan.
Following
are
the
clearing:
;
Theodore
Roosevelt,
for
Hull,
18.667
1
bushels;
for
Bergi,
18.667
bushels;
for
j
London,
121,333
bushels.
Analdo
San
Giorgio
Terse,
to
Falmouth
for
orders,
259.400
bushels.
Innerton.
for
UJC.-Oontlnent.
271.894
bushels.
Lules,
for
Landikron,
57.400
bushels.
Arkansas,
for
continental
ports,
74,-666
bushels.
Oreat
City,
to
Colon
for
orders.
337,-678
bushels.
Klnderdyk.
for
Hamburg,
74,667
bushels;
for
Rotterdam,
37,333
bushel)
Eufana.
for
Avonmouth.
&6,6o(f
bushels:
for
Liverpool,
78.006
bushels.
Axel
Johnson,
for
Swedish
ports,
123.-199
bushel.
Slam,
for
Scandinavian
ports,
248.371
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
FULTON
AND
SIXTH
AVE.
We
are
Selling
Smoked
Meats
Cheaper
Today
Than
Ever
He-fore.
Just
Think
Swift's
Bacon
in
the
piece
or
half
slab,
per
lb
iW(
Burn,'s
Shamrock
Hams,
whole
or
Half
one,
per
lb
iKi?
Swift's
Circle
(S)
Picnic
Harm,;
per
lb
210!
Capitol
Butter
Bricks
!."
,
14's
!i0.i7:
'
E.C.I).
Butter
Bricks
4J)p
14's
S.7
Canned
Milk
has
advanced
and
we
are
forced
to
raise
ours
one
cent
per
tin.
Our
price
now
.
.
i'2(
Granulated
Sugar,
10
lb.
for
7:t
Flour,
any
kind,
49
lb.
sack
$'2f)
Pastry
Flour,
10
lb.
sack,
57
China
Oats,
package
tWf
B.
&.
K.
Oats,
7's
":$
We
are
saving
you
many
a
cent.
Give
us
your
whole
support.
$3.00
orders
delivered
Q
Phone
304
A
few
uestions
for
you
1
Is
there
anything
wrong
with
your
eyes,
ears,
nose
or
throat?
If
you
have
been
blind
ov
deaf
for
years,
have
lost
voice
entirely,
don't
give
up
hope,
but
investigate
Chiropractic.
2
Have
you
so-called
Rheumatism,
Pleurisy,
Catarrh,
Asthma,
Bronchitis,
Tonsi
litis.
Goiter,
Paralysis,
Locomotor-Ataxia,
Epilepsy,
Dyspepsia,
Cdnstip
a
t
i
o
n,
Piles,
Insanity,
Appendicitis
oi
a
Constant
Headache?
Chiropractic
will
adjust
the
cause
and
permit
nature
to
liring
about
a
cure.
:i
Have
you
stomach,
lung,
heart,
liver,
kidney,
bowel
or
bladder
trouble?
4
Have
you
Sciatica,
Gallstones
or
Diabetes?
The
it-suit
are
wonderful.
Try
Chiropractic.
5
Perhaps
you
have
stiff
joints
in
the
arms
or
legs
that
you
cannot
ue
naturally.
This
system
brings
forth
a
transformation.
6
Our
methods
not
only
stimulate,
but
eliminate
the
cause,
thus
permitting
nature
to
perform
her
work.
Health
is
the
greatest
blessing
we
can
have.
NO
DRUGS
OR
SURGERY
USED
NATURAL
METHODS
'
'ONLY
i
W.CAspinall
CHIROPRACTOR
Rooms
G
and
7
Exchange
Block
Phone
Green
241
Ijidy
Attendant
Don't
call
the
plumber
PURE
FLAKE
ALD.DIBB
FINDS
HIS
PORTRAIT
His
Surprise
Party
Friends
Were
a
Little
Ahead
of
the
Times
Hut
Hopeful
Just
the
Same
Last
Thursday
night
a
group
of
friends
formed
a
surprise
party
on
Aid.
.
and
Ura.
Frank
Dibb.
1833
Oraham
'
Avenue,
to
help
them
celebrate
Mr
(P
TO
EDROl'JE
MAKE
RESERVATION'S
XOW
"j
FROM
SAINT
JOHN
To
HHfat,
IJirrMx,l
Jan.
87
Huinedosa
Feb.
10
.
.
Metagsaaa
Mar.
3
Mootclam
Mar
is
Montesla
To
(ilaagow,
Liverpool
Teb.
3
Montclare
eb.
17
MeUta
Feb.
34
Mlnnedosa
Mar.
D
Montrose
To
('hprbourg-sauehsinptn-.Rtuerp
Mar.
1
Montnalrn
Mar.
is
Mstagama
Mar.
33
Marloch
H
Apply
lo
AgeiM
rtrrtnitr
or
ffl
IB
J.
J.
FORSTBK,
W
TjA
.
L.
General
Pt
Agent,
fn
V
C.P.R.
Station,
Vsacoum.
Ajf
w,.
Telephone
jy
Seymour
ZHQ
JBr
Scientific
Inspection
With
the
I
-at
est
Instruments
of
Precision
That's
the
kind
of
eye
service
you
can
get
here
now.
We
give
you
a
conscientious
and
careful
test.
Jack
Bulger
two
years
ago
passed
the
B.C.
government
exams,
for
Optometrists
and
during
the
last
six
months
along
with
most
of
the
leading
op
tometrists
in
Vancouver
at
tended
a
course
of
post
grad
uate
lectures.
We
do
not
supply
or
ad
vise
glasses
if
not
of
benefit.
Our
testa
are
not
uncom
fortable
and
our
prices
are
-bur
and
reasonable.
I
1
JOHNgiUJHL-
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CL0Ci
the;
daily,
news
when
the
kitchen
or
bathroom
drain
is
choked
up
at
least,
don't
call
him
until
you
have
done
this:
Dissolve
6
tea-spoonfuls
of
Gillett's
Lye
in
a
pint
of
water.
Pour
thisslowly
down
the
sink.
Chances
are
that
the
pipes
will
be
cleared.
Prevent
disease
and
avoid
plumber's
bills
by
keeping
all
drain
pipes
free
from
germs,
grease
and
other
accumulations,
with
Gillett's
Lye.
T
LYE
EATS
DIRT
Get
the
genuine
article
refuse
all
substitutes
bushels.
Dlbba
victory
at
tlw
municipal
poll.
Benvcrllck.
for
Glasgow.
104.000
bush-!
When
the
rejoicing
was
over
and
the
els;
for
Hamburg.
164,800
bushels.
guests
had
departed.
It
was
lound
that
Leme.
for
Genoa.
101.149
bushels:
for
the
hof
big
framed
portrait
was
also
Naples,
134
749
bushels.
!
gone.
Frank
was
worried
as
Mrs.
Dtbb
j
Dorlngton
Court,
for
U.K.-Contlnent,
searched
high
and
low
from
basement
1
183475
Bushels.
,
to
garret.
Finally,
Frank
discovered
Arabia
Mara,
tor
Osaka.
166,667
for
Yokohama..
119.673
bushels.
Hsssu
Maru,
for
Tsurlml.
191,167
.
the
picture
this
morning
and
It
had
travelled
rather
far.
In
the
council
chamber,
It
was
hung
next
to
the
portrait
of
Fred
Stork,
Prince
Rupert's
first
mayor.
Apparently,
friends
were
a
little
ahead
of
the
times
though
hopeful,
Just
the
some.
Market.
Prices
Today'a
proe
on
the
local
are
as
follows:
LAUD
market
Pure
J5c
Compound
,
30c
KUC1S
B.C.
freah
pullets
50c
B.C.
fresh,
firsts
60c
B.C.
fresh,
extras
68c
local
new
laid
70c
B.C.
storage,
firsts
50c
IISII
Smoked
kippers,.
lb
lie
Kippered
salmon,
lb
35a
Smoked
blsck
cod,
lb
20c
Finnan
baddies,
lb
34c,
MEATS
Fowl.
No.
1,
lb.
30c
and
40c
Roasting
chicken,
lb
4a.'
I
Ham.
tUeed,
fust
grade
00c
,
Ham,
who,
first
grade
58c
I
Ham.
picnic
lb.
lVtcj
Cottage
rolls,
lb
Mc
Bacon,
back,
sliced
SOC
Bacon,
aide
Me
to
60c
Pork,
dry
salt
35c
Ayrshire
baoon.
lb.
3Jc
Veal,
shoulder
25c
Vest
loin
r
ton
Veal,
log
3Sr
Pork,
shoulder
26c
Pork,
loin
4Uc
Pork,
leg
35c
Beef,
pot
roast
15c
to
30c
Beef,
boiling
lac
to
18c
Beef,
steak
80c
to
45c
Beef,
.doast,
prime
rib
83c
Lamb,
chops
soc
Umb.
shoulder
35c
if'itton.
teg
40c
Iamb,
leg
48c
Mutton,
chops
40c
Mutton
shoulder
80s
BUTTCIt
Brook
field.
Shamrock
and
Woodland.
lb
5Se
E.C.D..
lb
54c
Capitol.
2nd
grade,
lb
45c
Frsser
Valley,
lb
55c
BUILD
WORDS
OUT
OF
hamrock
Hams"
$170.00
in
prizes
given
as
follows
1st
$100.00
2nd
$.10.00
3rd
$i").00
.
In
addition
we
will
give
a
5
lb.
liox
of
Chocolated
to
the
winner
if.
the
ham
label
is
secured'
from
us.
SPECIAL
PRICE
SHAMROCK
Per
lb
ON
WHOLE
HAMS
:wt
$1.50
China
Tea'Det
for
...
.
(SOf
With
two
pkgs;
"Jlf."
See
our
window
Sunkist
Oranges
new
stock,
3
dos.
tor
DSf
Have
you
seen
the
new
Chinaware
in
Robin
Hood
Quick
Oats.
It's
pretty
nifty
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phone
45
and
!7
1
OLD
COUNTRY
DOLE
SYSTEM
Some
Young
Men
Mnrry
in
Order
to
Increase
Their
Allowance
From
State
DECREASE
OF
LATE.
,
Coal
Mine
Stoppage
Increases.
Wis
employment
but
This
Dwindles
to
l,210,3.-0
LONDON,
Jan
13.
That
a
considerable
number
of
young
men
In
the
United
Kingdom
who
are
receiving
relief
from
the
Poor
Law
Quardiana
marry
and
thiu
add
to
the
amount
of
money
they
receive
In
Po.r
Law
relief
Is
pointed
out
lr.
the
annual
report
of
the
Ministry
of
Ileal
th
for
1926-27.
The
report
state
:
"It
Is
commonly
supposed
that
Poor
Law
relief
Is
available
only
to
meet
the
existing
necessities
of
persons
who
have
become
destitute,
and
it
is
not
generally
realized
that
during
the
past
six
years
numbers
of
young
men
without
employment
and
maintained
on
Poor
Law
relief
have
married,
securing
thereby
an
increase
in
their
Income
from
relief,
and
have
had
families,
escb
addition
bringing
Its
addition
to
the
family
Income
In
this
report
It
may
be
doubted
whether
the
present
position
can
be
paralleled
since
1834."
The
report
gives
s
number
of
selected
from
a
larger
list
Identified
In
one
union.
One
was:
Laborer,
born
1808;
relief
begun,
1933:
married.
194:
children,
two.
The
total
cost
of
poor
relief
in
England
and
Wales
during
the
year
under
review
waa,
according
to
the
returns
furnished
by
the
clerks
to
the
guardians,
138.578.-
330.
aa
compared
with
SlSjnt.H2
tot
the
year
1J28-S6.
USATejee
in
1934-38.
and
1464.803
In
1930-3
4.
The
great
increase
Is
attributed
largely
to
the
effect
of
the
Industrial
disputes.
The
estimated
total
expenditure
on
race
Law
relief
during
the
year
under
review
was
43,400.000.
aa
com
pared
with
a
total
expenditure
of
I40M8.4M
In
1930-24.
The
dominant
feature
of
the
year
under
review
was
the
increase
of
pauperism
resulting
from
the
coal
mining
stoppage
and
the
general
strike.
During
the
whole
year
the
weekly
number
of
persona
in
receipt
of
relief
averaged
1.980,841.
equivalent
to
498
per
10,000
of
the
population
of
the
country,
as
compared
with
1.307
JOS,
or
313
per
10.000
of
the
population
in
1935-34.
From
August
14
the
numbers
steadily
declined,
until
on
December
11
the
total
feU
below
3.000.000
for
the
first
time
since
May
8
and
afterwards
the
num
bers
continued
to
decrease
each
week
to
March
34.
1937,
when
the
figure
was
1.-340.850,
s
net
Increase
of
only
480
compered
with
the
numbers
on
the
corresponding
date
in
1933-38.
PROTESTS
AT
IMPROVED
INN
Opponents
of
Carlisle
System
Say
it
is
Unfair
and
Leads
to
Socialism
LONDON.
Eng..
Jan.
IS.
The
srstecn
of
state
liquor
oontrol,
which
has
been
In
force
in
the
Carl
isle
area
(or
some
years,
to
being
threatened.
Protests
against
its
continuance
have
been
received
by
the
Home
Seeretery.
Mr
William
Joynaon-Hlcks.
from
the
Carlisle
Conservative
Association,
which
Is
seek
ing
the
support
of
similar
SMociaUona
in
making
thla
protest.
Briefly,
the
system
In
operation
in
Carlisle
consists
of
the
substitution
of
the
"Unproved''
type
of
Inn
for
the
old
time
"pub."
The
chief
features
are
that
good
food
at
reasonable
priots
to
as
svsilable
aa
is
mere
liquor,
and
the
licensee
"s
Interest
in
the
sales
effected
Is
confined
to
the
eatable.
The
local
Conservative
Association
maintains
that
the
ocetUnnence
of
the
scheme
to
a
font
of
nationalisation
which
la
contrary
to
OonservaUve
principles,
and
source
of
dangar
to
the
trading
community
throughout
the
whole
country,
since
In
the
event
of
a
Social
1st
Oovernment
being
returned
to
power
it
Is
reared
the
scheme
would
bo
extended
to
the
whole
otmntry.
and
that
auch
extension
would
entail
the
Inauguration
of
factories
lor
manufacture
by
the
state,
as
wall
as
the
dual
liquor
itself.
"As
It
exists
in
the
Carliale
area
today,"
the
protest
states,
"it
hsu
already
entered
Into
unfair
and
unequal
competition
private
In
terests
outside
te
liquor
trade,
whom
it
undercuts
in
price.
Further.
It
competes
with
manufacturers
of
temperance
beverages,
some
of
whom
it
has
already
forced
out
of
business.
very
section
of
the
trading
community
haa
suffered
serious
toes
through
the
profits
arising
from
the
undertaking
having
bean
transferred
to
the
national
exchequer,
and
thus
taken
out
of
circulation
in
the
district
Thene
profit
to
date
are
esurnated
at
approximately
11.000.000.
There
la
no
attempt
to
deny
that
the
scheme
is
deemed
by
It
supporjm
to
hsve
proved
completely
successful.'
The
present
Heme
teeretary
is
a
poavlnced
temperance
reformer,
so
whether
tfc.
protest
above
Indicated
will
receive
much
of
hla
personal
sympathy
is
EIGHTEEN
BODIES
HAVE
WASHED
ASHORE
TOKIO.
Jsn
is
A
despatch
from
Rnpporo
ay
the
learner
Tosei
Uaru
iik
off
Hokkaido
Ulauds.
The
bodies
jf
IB
miii
have
washeo
ashore.
iSELLING
AT
COT
j
RICES
AND
LESS
prourn
foe
our
t
new
Spring
Stock
many
of
thc,e
4nm
SWIre
prliVd
away
below
cost
for
a
speedy
clearance
i
m
hi
in
aim
-
100
Gingham
House
Drexses,
assorted
sines
and
p
.t
,
,,
nicely
made
und
linlsned.
n
Sale
Price,
each
20
oniy,
Pure
Spun
Silk
Dresses,
sizes
liura
30
to
i;
,
sorted
shades
and
styles.
Some
siighuy
Moiled.
Win.
to
$10.50.
A
Ki
Sale
Price
15
Smartly
Tailored
Dresses,
not
two
alike,
in
Flat
i
;.,
Satin
Canton,
Georgette,
and
Heavy
Crepe-de-Cnn,.
.
sleeve
styles.
Values
up
to
$25.
UO.
Ji-J.M
Sale
Price
12
only,
Knitted
Suits,
assorted
styles
and
shade-.,
;!
,
made
and.
finished.
Popular
inodgls.
We
are
sacriii
vh-lot
for
a
speedy
clearance.
Regular
values
to
$15.50.
f"ft
VitM
Sale
Price
15
Pieces
of
English
Figured
Rayon
Moroenin,
a-shades
and
designs.
36"
wide,
an
ideal
fabric
for
alb
and
street
diesHes.
Guaranteed
to
wash.
Regular
i
$1.75
per
yard.
Q'Tp
Sale
Price,
per
yard
UMBRELLA
SPECIAL
HG
only,
Gloria
Silk
Umbrellas,
substandurd.n.
TU
,
brellas
have
been
picked
from
the
$4.06
quulity
owin
slight
imperfection
in
the
cover
which
will
not
intert'
r.
the
wearing
qualities.
They
have
a
10
rib
'English
r.
.
.
frame
in
colors
of
Red.
Green,
Navy
and
Tan
(;
d
Sale
Price
A-
Bargain
in
Dreitsing
Gown
Material
2
yards
wide,
heavy
Eiderdown
fabric
in
4
di.k-
splendid
quality.
Q-4
HE
Sale
Price,
per
yard
?ieIU
SHEETING
SPECIAL
250
yards
strong
durable
Sheeting,
bleached
pun
linen
finished.
70".
This
is
excellent
buying
at
Sale
Price,
per
yard
Round
Thread
Linen
Finished
Pillow
Cotton
The
best
quality
procurable,
42"
wide.
Regular
pi
i
per
yard.
CCTp
Sale
Price,
per
yard
oox'
Our
Sale
of
Household
LJneaa.
Sheetings,
Towel,
Blanket-.
CONTINUES
TILL
THE
END
OF
JANUARY
Fraser
8c
Payne
The
Universal
Trading
Co,
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
9
Clara
nmm
mmmmmam
in
CL1VB
BROOK,
ARNOLD
KENT.
ALBERT
GRAN,
AGOSTIV
BORCATO,
ARLBTTE
MARCIIAL.
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and
many
others
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COMEDY
-
"HOT
PAPA."
PATHE
REVIEW
IcANADIAnf
Admission
50c
and
25c
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
frpm
Prince
Rupert
To
Krtrhlkan.
Mraniffll.
Juneau
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Seattle
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