PAGE
SIX
Wlien
Mother's
Nemes
Are
Healthy
WHAT
n
joy
arc
children
to
tlie
healthy
mother!
What
an
irritation
llicy
are
when
mother
i
weak,
ncrr
ous
anj
rxcitalilet
'many
tthouaamls
of
womfn
-haves
founilliealtli
and
liajpinr-s
by
usiiiu;
Dr.
Ciiaee'ii
Nerve
KcmmI
to
restore
the
rub
down
nervous
systrnl
that
there
i
no
question
us
to
tlie
elil-ciencjrf
till
treatment.
Gradually
ami
naturally
the
nutritive
qualities
of
the
Lloml
are
increased
and
the
exhausted
liervea
fed
luick
to
health
and
vigor.
Soon
you
rest
and
sleep
well,
enjoy
your
meals
and
realize
once
more
the
joy
of
healthful
living.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
The
Greatest
of
Nerve
Restoratives
KSROORIxH
ILWIGHLfvl
TREVH
GSV
yRTTVHQ
EZOFVH
Solve
the
Mysterious
Message
Win
a
Car
!
Ernest
Leduc,
tlx
famous
dsreIevfl
Birr,
left
t
rJourgrt
rling
ririd,
latu,
r
ranee,
lor
lurnnto,
C'assss,
attempting
la
hreak
the
long
datsac
flrlvx
neanL
Leduc
wis
entrusted
to
deliver
s
mntr
of
great
imrxrtance
to
the
Canadian
I'sbltc
but,
owing
to
engine
trouble
developing,
he
was
forced
to
lud
Bear
Ilslifai.
Leave
nsM
to
the
nearest
Radio
Broadcasting
Stalkm
sod
transmitted
the
famous
message.
The
mrs-ssge
was
m
code
sad
is
ha
haste
he
fortot
ts
trsadatt
it.
Is
the
shove
picture
jros
sec
him
ii
adls
la
nxsaage.
Cm
"
toht
iAu
JfeiMgef
If
ym
are
tortaailt
to
solve
the
Mysterious
stsatMS
ysg
have
owned
the
way
to
Was
declared
a
tint
prist
winner.
The
Mvstertsus
hlnaaat
contains
6
words
and
ia
a
mrtiagc
of
interest
to
every
one
In
C
anada.
There
are
lis
maps
sad
each
group
of
letters
warn
translalrd
1
mm
the
cade
represents
s
word
the
six
groups
fsna
the
complete
jneaaage
-for
iiutanc,
the
third
wnnjwu
Uuadcut
ss
TKEVH
and
thou
Id
read
GIVES.
A
auE
If
roa
can
solve
this
mnaage
yon
can
win
a
price.
It
will
Use
a
littlr
patience
and
wilt
prove
very
interesting
besides
a
prunlaLls
war
of
spending
your
time.
Start
by
writing
the
alphabet
down
from
A
to
Z
and
number
each
letter
begkaing
at
Z
firtt
as
Number
1;
Y-J;
X
I;
W4;
and
ao
on.
Then
change
the
letters
fn
tbs
Mysteriuus
W-sr
into
asmben
by
finding
which
number
each
letter
represents.
Then
you
must
write
down
another
alphabet
nambrring
it
the
right
way,
A
number
I
;
B-l;
C-I;
D-4;
E-l;
and
ao
on.
Cnanir
the
numbers
bach
Ists
Irttris
by
finding
the
lettrr
currespund-ing
to
the
number.
It
yon
ran
decipher
toe
meatsgr,
send
your
smwrr
with
ut
delay,
you
can
win
a
nriu.
Follow
the
simiile
rules,
be
sure
of
a
prise.
ANSWEK
AT
ONCE
WIN
StZCtAL
rnOHtTXESS
ruizx
TUB
BIQGEST
LIST
OF
PRIZES
EVER
OFFERED
Send
Ho
Money
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Cla
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m
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a
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m
r
it
mi
-
JMF
siiiiMMhisH,ca
m
w
is
s
1.
Writs
snnrer
Is
sen.
sad
bit.
us
If
,ons,
sUe,
of
paper
only.
Vitlte'toat
same
and
ad
drew
In
the
Mttom
right
hand
earner,
stating
whether
hfr.,
Xtrs.,
rrVflsa.
Put
snythlng
ebw
you
wish
to
write
on
s
srpsrsts
sheet.
Do
not
send
fancy,
drawa
or
typewritten
rnttiea.
2.
Canlestaats
moat
be
U
yssm
or
over.
Emiiloyeet
of
rhMIis4?obertson
Co.,
friends
or
relatives
of
employed
or
any.
ons
connected
with
this
company
cannot
compete.
S.
Con
test
ants
msy
submit
as
many
as
thres
snswrrs
to
the
puaile,
Ibut
only
ons
can
ba
awanhirlta
prise
.
SiRcrent
members
of
a
family
mint
not
compete
as
only
ons
prist
will
be
swarded
ia
a
family
or
house-
RULES
OF
Tim
CONTEST!
Why
We
Are
Giving
Away
These
Prizes
U.OOO.OO
Priis
Awsrds
This
modern
century
requires
modern
tnrthods
of
ndvertlting
and
this
is
an
honest-to-goodness
above-board
method
of
advertising
at
t
modern
way
to
quickly
atlmulats
Interest
la
the
Phillips-Robertson
Service
scras
Canada.
If
yon
send
your
answer
Immediately
and
are
successful
in
winning
at
least
100
points
for
your
entry
you
will
receive
s
Special
Promptness
Reward.
4.
The
final
swards
will
be
nuds
by
s
committee
of
thres
Toronto
gentlemen
who
hsve
no
connection
with
this
firm.
Their
neme
will
be
made
known
to
all
contestants.
Contestants
must
scree
Is
abide
by
the
deciaisa
of
this
committee.
The
prises
wU
be
awarded
according
to
the
number
of
points
gainsd
by
each
entry
MS
points,
or
nesrest
thereto,
will
taie
the
first
prise,
111
points
will
be
swarded
far
the
correct
solution
of
punle,
100
points
for
srlrcting
from
rillLLII'S
ROBr.RTSON
Catalogue,
of
an
order
for
at
least
SJ
.00,
and
tht
balance
of
40
points
for
general
appearance,
apelling,
punctuation
and
handwriting
of
the
entry.
In
case
of
lira
duplicate
prlies
will
be
swarded.
Speciat
swarda
will
bs
arnsasH
4rt
MnmnlsMi
THIS
13
NOT
A
SALES
CONTEST
s
Note:
SpttUt
Surprh
Avttdi
for
Promflntti.
If
you
tan
Solrt
iht
PutQtAntwtr
at
Once
Without
Any
DtUy.
Copyright.
P.L.0
K2t
Pbillips-Robertson
Co.,
Limited,
Dept.
1G
Toronto
2,
Ont
4
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
IHtlTISH
LION
GROWLS
DURING
GIBRALTAR
MANOEUVRES
WOMEN'S
INSTITUTE
"onored
by
king
TERRACE
REORGANIZES
Former
Prince
Rupert
Lady
J
i
Secretary
With
Min.
Glggey
President
The
nine
sixteen-inch
guns
of
the
Rodnty,
which,
with
her
sister
the
Nelson,'
are
the
only
two
vessels
so
armed,
hrrnjf
a
broadside
duripg
manoeuvres
of
the
iiritish
fleet
off
Gibraltar.
,
....
NEW
HOSPITAL
BOARD
CHOSEN
FOR
TERRACE
ti.
llalliwell
Heads
Organization
Wh,Ich
is
Urged
to
Reopen
Emergency
Station
TERHACE
May
13:
A
new
board
of
directors
was
elected
for
the
Terrace
Hospital
Association
(
at
the
annual
meeting
of
that
organization
held
on
Friday
evening
in
C.W.V.A.
Hall.
These
are,
Mrs.
A,
Attree,
Mrs.
James
H
.
Smith,
George"
Dover,
H.
Halliwell,
Rev.
-A!
W.
RoLinson
and
A.
McLeod.
'
Ret.
Wm.
Allan'
'presided
over
the
meeting
and
stated
the
retiring
board
had
been
successful
in
securing
a
resident
doctor.
A
drive
had
been
made
for
funds
for
the
purchase
qf
an
X-Uay
unit
and
as
a
result
$81C.C7
had
been
raised
and
was
tyelng
held
in
a
trust
fund,
with
J.
K.
Gordon
as
trustee,
until
such
time
as
the
balance
of
the
money
nec
essary
for
the
X-Ray
is
on
hand.
The
association
also
has
about
$283
on
hand
in
general
funds,
but
about
$300
more
is
necessa'ry
for
the
machine.
Owing
to
the
closing
of
the
t.
it
.
y
sattsfftctory
eontlltiont
for
the
handliitrT
of
sick
and
injured.
The
necessity
for
an
emergency
tUrien
WHS
stTWSiil
ml
a
recommendation
made
to
the
new
board
to
try
to
obtain
recognition
by
the
Compensation
Hoard
for
claims
for
expense
in-urm!
in
handling
aeciden
teases
localjy
before
being
sent
to
out-Mde
hosiiitals.
Following
the
general
meeting
the
irA'
board
he!4
a
mooting
;ul
T)intfJ
officers
.
al
'
fol-lowsf
'
,
t,M,
II.
JlalliKell.
"
8erM:ir'.
Geo.
Dover.
-i
Treafunr,
A.
Melieoil.
DistricfNevvs
1
TERRACE
isheil
the
work
there
at
present
and
moved
away.
Miss
Bertie
Doll
returned
oh
Saturday,
following
a
short
trip
to
Prl&ee
Rupert.
Jacky
At
lad
it
able
to
be
nrtiuwl
again
following
his
recent
accident
in
which
he
received
a
nasty
scalp
wound.
:
J.
Kerav
an
old
time
resident
of
this
district,
who
at
oee
time
!
lived
optosite
the
i-eaidenee
of
jll-
M.
Cory,
rtarned
to
town
,hts
taste
week
from'
Wieeonsin
whrHr
lttMsrM-t
number
of
year,
c
.
..
i
.
'
Miss
Elliott,
,Ultf:dnti
deaconess
of
i'rlnce
Rupert.
iTrPrlved
Ah
HaFurday
to
conduct
MrvfIn;tiif1ryilted
Church
liert.oii
flMMdai
e,vening
during
the
abpnce
of
Rev.
Wm.
Allan
i.
tv.t.
...
.
.
'
.
.
'MWrlflk
her
stay
.here
she
is
a
.
airs,
wm.
Aiwn
reteivwi
urn
a(
thc
parik,Uire.
.-.ad
news
on
Thursday
of
the
death
of
a-
sister,
Miss
Annie
juss
Madire
Murphy
of
Van-
able,
In
yancoutrer,
couver,'
Is
a
iruest
at
the
home
n
Orval
,
,
'..
.
,
of
Mr.
aHd
Mrs.
B.
W.
Maren-
Williams,
whose
recent
recovery
from
a
serious
attack
of
.
t
pneninonlA
was
followed
by
ear!
trouble
-ras
tukea
to
the
Prince
'
AM,
FI'RSII
itupert
hospital
qn
Thursday
and
i
'
nuccrssfully
operated
on
for
mastoid
on
Friday.
His
mother
accompanied
htm
to
the
hospital.
hospital,
the
Indian
grant
had!
A
crowd
of.
yoOhg
people
went
been
cancelled
in
1928
but
this!
to
Usk
on
Saturday
night
by
was
to
a
great
extent
overcome!
apeedi-r
-.a
ml
texlk
in
the
dance
by
medical
fees
for
'
attendance
there,
returning
on
Sunday's
on
the
natives
being
paid
to
the
(train,
doctor
by
the
Indian
Department.!
Dr.
Crummitt
addressed
the
The
steam
shovel
crew,
which
meetfng
aritl
urged
that
an
effort
has
iwen'
operating
in
the
gravel
.
.
.
.'-mm
1
S
law
.a
.a
v.
-a
a
W!
matie
to
nave
the
hospital
re-
pit
on
the
property
01
u.
u
mc-
I
Little
Willies
was
present
at
dinner
when
the-
local
parson
was
invited.
All
went
well
until
dinner
was
about
to
start
and
the
parson
bent
his
head
reverently
over
his
plate.
Bverylmdy
was
quiet,
when
ja
little
voice
piped
out:
I
"It's-
all
right
the
meat's
hullo
fresh."
The
Mail.
Tjy,
n
Dniy
News
want-ad.
opened
in-order
to
have
more
'ntosh
at
Kitsum
Kalum'
has
fin-,
it
will
bring
results
SCIONS
OF
FAMOUS
MEN
Prince
Wllhelm
of
Prussia,
with
Louis
W.
meet
on
their
way
to
the
n
w
Cascade
tunnel.
Hill
(left),
grandson
of
Jnmes
J.
Hill,
TERRACE.
May
13:
AT
"a
directors'
meeting
hejd,
Jast
week,
la
reorganization
of
the
officers
j
of
the
Terrace
Women's
Institute
took
place.
The
officers
now
are:
President,
Mrs.
C.
A.
Gltrgey.
Vice
-
president,
Mrs,
George
r
Dover.
,
,
Secretnfy,
Mrt.
E.
W.
Maren-tette.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
R.
W.
Riley.
'TO
TAKE
CHARGE
TIGER
PROPERTY
K.
C.
Pickett
Will
Direct
Uilofia
This
Season
for
Utility
Mining
&
Finance
Co.
E.
C.
Pickett,
well
known
uiuunver
suite
inn
niniiiiu;
man,
Saddl
General
Rnimwrll
Bsoth
.J
head
of
the
..m
Ar
nun
ueeii
noniircj
l,v
I:
Kliifc
Oeorgi;
w
Companion
of
if,,,
,
,
Hon
of
his
ic
1
1
1
;
cause
of
hum.w.
property
jn
IL
m
whicli
o
r:,
LandIrs.
Pickett
were
passenger4
t"md
"'-tiy
by
ti
going
north
aboard
the
steamer
MneyUU.
Catala
last
evening
after
having
f:
Peterson,
spent
the
winter
In
Arizona.
Mr.
1
(ineer
for
the
I
t
I
Pickett
is
to
take
charge
this
rnahfe
Co.
mid
t,hL
F
'-,,-
r,
summer
or
development
work
by
uo.,
wno
lias
been
f.-the
Utility
Mining
&
Finance
Co.
"khI
deal
of
,
v'..
on
the
Tiger
propertyv
of
which
he
New
York
in
i-nniit.
i
is
the
original
owner.
Bert
fifanclng
of
the
Knox,
who
has
been
superinten-
ir
expected
in
hi-
5
lent
at
the
Tiger,
is
to
go
to
the
north
again
.
A
FEW
FACTS
ABOUT
PRINCE
RUPERT
....
Prince
Hubert
te:
.J.
-s-
;-
-
,
The;
terminus
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
a.
find
northern
Rritish
Columbia.
The
nt-arest
point
in
British
Columbia
to
the
Orient.
m
The
centre
of
the
halibut
and
salmon
fishing
business,
The
centre
of
an
extensive
mining
and
lumbering
dislrM.
Prince
Rupert
lias:
!
,
TQne
of
the
finest
harlwrs
In
the
world.
j.
The
largest
fresh
halibut
business
in
the
world
The
largest
fish
cold
storage
plant
in
the
world.
A
large,
strictly
modern
drydock
and
shipbuilding
plant
A'
(renin
elavalnr
Isnuo.t
In
Ihu
Allinrfn
li-nf
I'lKll
III
e..H...
V.V.M..'.
Mm
U
.
U
,
.
V
.......M
,,,
-
.
pacity
of
1,220,000
bushels.
A
large,
modern
ocean
dock.
v-iirw
iiiuuriii
lumuvr
linn,
jiiiiiiik
uiii
pniinl&
.
-
.
...
,
.
n
aaa
1
1
r..i
e
iiu
luctury
wiin
luputuy
iiuip-ui
ui
uu,uv
inium
Fish
reduction
plant.
side
It
seven
miles
from
the
city.
Hallway
shops
employing
about
75
men.
Several
ship
sheds
for
building
and
repairing
small
crsft
Provincial
government
district
offices
and
court
house.
uominion
government
iisneries,
custom,
unu
""
Marine
department
central
station.
Dominion
government
wireless
stntion.
-
Canadian
National
district
offices.
'
Dominion
fisheries
experimental
station.
I.
C
Packers
district
offices.
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
district
assay
office.
t
.,'
P
Hunts
Co:,
Ltd.,
modern
abattoir.
Several
docks
and
wharves
used
by
coasting
vessel
Numlver
of
fish
houses
doing
an
export
business.
About
twenty
salmon
canneries
in
the
neighborhood.
u-..l
rlt,,u
u,.nnw
nn,l
uktn..l.nn.llrv
ufnl)lishm(flli
ITCirini
,
iioiiti
j
nuppi
piiipvniiiiui.,
.
.
I
.
In
in
Ui-
Kavers
wlnileHnle
nniiH
iln'rxe
a
lurirp
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,
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modern
retail
stores.
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in
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and
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and
west
to
(he
Queen
Charlolle
Islands,
Three
large
oil
and
gasoline
distribution
slations
Good
hotels
and
restaurants.
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Rupert
has:
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Modern
high
school
with
first
year
university
classes
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churches
representing
the
most
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in
Well
kept
gardens
and
pretty
residences
Number
of
clubs
and
fraternal
organisations.
Prince
Rupert
has:
No
severe
cold
in
winter.'
No
extreme
heat
In
summer.
No
mosqultos
or
other
Insect
pests.
.
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opportunities
for
boating,
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A
harbor
that
never
freezes,
Sec
Pace
7.
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nro
a
lot
of
small
advertise
there
that
make
good
reading,
,