PAGE
THREE
;!:!r
xAiiJi
riawp
Monaay,
March
23,
1931
.
.
r
Pascals
Easter
Novelties
nib-,
JUST
IN
Finest
Assortment
in
the
City
Price
5c.
to
$1.50
Sclctf
y.ours
Now.
Also
fine
Assortment
of
Ganongs
and
Molrs'
Novelties.
Or
mes
lia.
ZTfio
Pioneer
Druggists
Phones
81
&
82
Third
Ave.
&
Sixth
S!
THREE
GRADUATE
PIIARMICISTS
ZAM-BUK
Used
To-Night
Will
Heal
Youp
CHAPPED
HANDS
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
IIIAII
BHIT1MI
tOM.MHM
M.ilH.'art
urerr
uf
ELEPHANT
w
I
t
llt:.MI(
AL
I
r.KTII.I.CKK
1'r.fluor.(
ti
Roflnen
of
AMMONIUM
PHOSPHATE
Sl'LPHATE
OF
AMMONIA
TRIPLE
SUPERPHOSPHATE
TADANAC
..t;i;;,
i
i,
lead-zinc
lira
ml
i:l.K
TUOLVTIC
CADMIUM-BISMUTH
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
!
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
A
AT?1
7
St
nw'i
is
a
1
i
1
dLAIM
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
I
PRINCE
RUPERT,
R.C.
OUR
COAL
IS
IN
A
DICY
SI
I
EU
U'lirn
you
arc
buying
roal
look
on
the
economical
aide
of
life.
II
ou
buy
wrt
toal,
you
are
losinr
10.
So
start
today
and
burn
dry
coal
and
sec
what
10
means
to
you.
PEMBINA
ECiG
Delivered,
I'er
Ton
MtSO
MlNEIIEAll
LOG
Delivered,
I'er
Ton
lJO
MINEIIEAD
LUMP
Delivrrcd,
Per
Ton
".50
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PHONE
580
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
hle-mrm
lmr
I'rlmr
Kiiert
t
or
iiiuer:
TNS
t,T.l.
KVr.HV
TlEHllW.
I..HI
I'.M.
Arriving
V-m-.-uvr.
via
O..M..
FhIIs
Tluirdy
Noon
sppros.
T
MX
l.UtllK.M
KVI.ItV
IKIItW
MIDMOIIT
Arriving
Vunc.
n
3U'..IhJ
midnight
"PP'"-
Weokly
filings
to
Port
Simpson.
Alii
Arm.
Aiiyn.
8twn
rt
.n
nd
N.
Ifiv.r
kiui
ounwnj.
www
c
F
inner
information
mgnrdluf
1I
lltug
nd
lfket
I
B
l
COAST
I'h.M
MS
II.
C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
SAILINGS
HtOM
I'KIM
t
KlU'MtT
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangcll,
Juneau,
and
Skagway.
Mimh
7.
18
and
28.
o
Vancouver,
Victoria.
Seattle
Miuch
11
and
32.
Prince.
Mry
-WW
Fall.
Mr
Van-
"
"0
Vlc-uiriu
vrv
Friday,
10
p.Stt
Agents
Agents
Por
l
or
All
ah
sieauiM
Steanuililp
ip
Lin
.
..
.
.
a
aMlAFrlnoBuuert.
....
1
-wlttf
PttlUCT
.
c
Ufliurd.
CXn
Agent.
PlioneSl
j
the
habit
of
readintr
the
advertisements
in
this
paper,
Local
Items
Dlnnerware,
china,
crockery,
glassware,
Ileilbroncr's
Store..
Jack
Stevens
arrived
In
the
city
from
Prince
George
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train.
Among
those
present
at
a
recent
banquet
in
Vancouver
of
pioneer
C.
P.
R.
employees
were
guest
from
Prince
Rupert.
Walter
BlantOn
of
Hyaer,
afte
a
business
trip
j,o
Ketchikan,
ar-
,
.
,
.
I-.'
I!.'.,
'
A
I
xivpu
nuia
were,
on.
me
rruicess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
and
caught
the
Catala
here
last
even
ing
for
Ilyder.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
W.
Alward
of
Prince
George
were
among
the
guests
at
a
social
evening
held
a
few
days
ago
by
the
Victora
Women's
Conservative
Association
in
Victoria.
David
Turvesson
on
this
morn
ing's
train
for
New
York
where
on
April
2
he
will
embars
on
the
Hamburg-American
steamer
Deut-
schland
for
a
trip
to
his
native
home
In
southern
Sweden.
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
Inspector,
after
a
visit
here
to
ln-peot
the
steamer
Prtnce
Charles
which
has
just
completed
annual
overhaul
at
the
local
dry
dock,
ailed
by
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Southbound
from
Skagway
t.
Vancouver,
CPU.
steamer
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
Thomas
Cliff,
"ailed
here
from
4.15
to
&
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon.
The
had
a
light
list
of
21
passengers
including
four
who
disembarked
With
a
light
list
of
passenger
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
A.
B
Dickson,
arrived
In
port
at
4.14
yesterday
afternoon
from
th;-outh
and
sailed
at
p.m.
for
Anyox
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
southbound
tomorrow
morn-ng.
Miss
Madeline
Nelson
of
th"
Bank
of
Montreal
staff
has
re-'urned
home
from
a
visit
to
Seat
re
where
she
was
cue
guest
oi
Mrs.
Arthur
Humber,
formerly
of
Victoria
During
her
stay
in
the
lotmd
city.
liss
Nelson
attended
iMrfonnanees
of
the
Chkago
Civic
tOtMta
tympany
Victoria
Colo
ntst.
Nocman
A.
Watt
of
this
city
was
among
the
guests
at
the
annua1,
reunion
and
dance
of
the
Vancouver
Ynkon
Pioneer'
Association
hi
the
Oeorgia
Hots!
at
Vancouver
last
Thursday
night
He
wa3
among
those
introduced
to
the
gathering
by
Major
WlUlam
"M
M6Kaj.
president
of
the
MUSSALLEM
Meat
Market
POAK
8TKAK
2
lbs
LOIN
PORK
CHOPS
per
th
SHOULD
KR
PORK
G
lbs.
LBO
OF
PORK
per
lb.
LAMB
CHOPS
LOIN
per
lb.
LAMB
STEW
per
lb
VEAL
STEW
per
4b
ROUND
STEAK
'
2
lbs.
SIRLqiN
STEAK
per
lb.
SHOULDER
LAMB
S
lbs.
35c
25c
S1.00
25co
25c
15c
15c
FIKST
CHOICE
OF
SUITS
OK
SPUING
COATS
New
samples
just
arrived
of
spring
and
summer
goods
of
the
flnott
quality
and
the
patterns
of
the
very
latest.
LING
THE
CUTTER
fltnfajwi
ftlattmntria
niwuulno
nnH
u
It
a
RHEUMATISM
15
Convent
sisters
jay
there's
nothing
to
equal.
.
Kruschen
,
11
.f
This
letter
is
not
one
person's
opinion
;
it
is
the
unanimous
vote
of
the
sister,
of
a
large
convent.
"
We
are
a
large
community
(15
in
nurdber)
and
find
no
medicine
to
equal
Kruschen
Salts.
Many
of
the
tiaters
are
troubled
with
Rheumatism,
which
necessitates
taking-more
than
the
daily
done
We
cannot
,speak
too.
highly
of
Kruschen
Salts,
and
tlie
benefit
we
derive
from
them."
Sister
MJ.
The
natural
treatment
,
for
rheujna.
tism
is
Kruschen
Salts.
The
six
mineral
salts
of
Krusch&i
have
a
direct
effect
upon
the
whole
blood
stream,
neutralising
uric
acid,
which
is
the
recognised
cause
of
rheumatism.
They
also
restore
the
eliminating
organs
to
proper
working
order
and
10
prevent
constipation,
thereby
checking
the
further
formation
of
uric
acid
and
other
body
poisons
which
undermine
the
health.
City
Golf
League,
tonight
Sun
ken
Gardens.
Mrs.
ueorge
u.
uusnDv,
alter
a
visit
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon.
The
Vancouver1
"On
to
the
Peace
Asseciatton'.'.-has
moved
Its
offices
from
the
Hall
Building
In
the
southern
city
to
the
Marine
Building.
Capt.
W.
P.
Armour,
local
man
ager
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.,
re
turned
to
the
city
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
on
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon.
Daniel
Sheohan.
for
drunken
ness,
was
fined
$25,
with
option
of
thirty
days'
imprisosment.
by
Ms
glstrate
McClymont
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
Karl
Thlele.
well
known
citizen
of
Juneau.
Alaska,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yester-Iny
afternoon
bound
for
a
bust-JMss
trip
to
Seattle.
In
.mentioning
the
list
of
flow
an
sept
to
the
funeral
of
the
lat?
Tsaac
ThomutoQ.
a
wreath
from
Japanese
frndjb
of
Jedway
was
'nlatentionaUy
omitted.
John
R
Mors.n.
who
arrived
last
week
from
Vancouver,
sailed
Saturday
night
on
the
Prince
John
for
his
logging
camp
at
Cumthewn.
Queen
Charlotte
.Islands.
An
unusual
photograph
in
yesterday's
Vancouver
Sunday
Province
shows
three
man
In
B.
V.
D.'s
and
trousers.
building
a
barn
in
the
middle
of
February
at
Mount
Rob-son,
B.C.
Mrs.
M.
L.
Crawford
of
Fort
St.
John.
Peace
River,
gave
a
lecture
'n
the
BUsAbetban
drawing
room
n
the
Empress
Heiel
In
Vlctorlu
on
Thursday
last
$i
the
geography
rerources
and
transportation
facilities
of
the
Teace
River
country.
David
Brown,
flahermarr,
for
to
,
'b
-,lng
to
juvenile
delinquency,
in
connection
with
alleged
theft
operations
of
three
boys
of
Mivenllrltgr
at
Cow
Bay,
was
fined
30.
with
n
tion
of
fourteen
days'
'rnnrionnsnt.
by
Magistrate
Mr-Clymotat
m
city
police
court
Saturday
afternoon
He
Is
doing
thr
time.
The
three
boys
involved
in
the
case
liave
been
further
remanded
uhtll
Wednesday.
4.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hebekah
Whist
and
bridge,
Met-ropole
Hall,
March
29.
Admission
50c.
Baptt
Easter
Sale
April
2.
'
a
..
.i
r-v
.
in
ri
a
...
a
t
n
n
n
Hall,
Easter
Monday.
Catholic
women's
League
Sprint;
Sale
April
8.
Untted
Ajiril
9
"SF
i
SSI
VSfHUni
Kak.a.t,
i.iik.S-
,
.
"
p
A
Ta41
1
inf.
Pttt
delivery
to
any
part
of
nafty'
Apr"
11
the
city.
UNO
THE
TAILOR
81?
Second
Ave.
I'houc
CIS
Church
Easter
Bazaar:
Anglican
OAthedral
Buster
Sale
April
9.
Crib
and
Whist
League
Banquet
Commodore
Cafe
April
10.
Moose
Whist
Drive
and
Dance,'
Presbyterian
Easter
Sale
April
10
Gyro
Hoedown-May
1.
Glasses
fitted
by
registered
optometrist
at
HeiIbroners
store.
Mrs.
O.
G.
Bushbyrjf
prince
Ru-
roVt
tins
r
rlmA
ivy
Tf.fr.r4
o-rl'
.i
V
Ml.l
l.U
la
v
iwbu..a
Ui(U
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
D.
Brae,
1607
Belmont
Avenue.
Vic-erirf
Ootorristi'-J
"
-
M.
A.
Marley,-
manager
of
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Oo.'s
sawmill',
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
day
trip
taVancouver
on
company
business.
MILL
FOR
WOODBINE
Hugh
McGuire
Says
Negotiations
Arc
Under
Way
For
Riverside
Plant
Woodbine
Gold
Is
negotiating
for
the
Riverside
mill,
about
seven
miles
from
the
Woodbine
property,
according
to
Hugh
McGuire,
man
aging
director
of
Woodbine.
The
Riverside
mill
was
erected
on
that
property,
Just
across
the
Alaska-British
Columbia
border,
at
considerable
expense
and
has
been
standing
idle
for
some
time.
Tests
of
the
Woodbine
ores
will
be
made
in
the
mill
and
the
start
a
surface
and
underground
examination.
Ore
tests
will
be
made
with
ores
from
three
known
ore
bodies
on
Woodbine,
eotvorlslng
gold
ores,
oomnlex
and
medium
types,
re
vealed
by
diamond
drilling,
strip-
United
States
President
in
Port
Rico
!
Today
in
Course
of
West
.
Indian.
Cruise
I
PORTO
RICO,
March
03:
Presi-
dent
Herbert
Hoover
of
the
United
States,
in
the
course
of
his
tour
of
:
Caribbean
Sea
aboard
the
battle-'
ship
Ariaona.
arrived
here
at
dawn
today.
He
plan?
m
spepdung
.tonight
In
San
Juan.
!
9fr
SMALL
BOY
j
LEFT
WILL
Pour
Year
Old
Lad
Left
Half
of
S1S.C0
in
His
Bank
to
Sunday
School
LINDSAY,
Ont..
March
23:
After
i
fou-
year
old
boy
hod
died
here
following
injuries
sustained
in
an
accident,
it
was
learned
that
he
had
made
a
will
before
he
died,
leaviim
half
of
J1S.G0
In
his
bank
to
the
Sunday
School
which
he
attended
C.
N.
It.
TRAINS
Prom
Lwit
Sundays,
Tuesdays
ud
ThMwUtsVat-S:-)
p.m
Wst
Mowntyi)
Wednesdays
ind
Raturdavs
U
30
a
m
Miss
Ford's
m
m
Bi
vuui-Ti
tym
v
tutu
ff.
J
,
j
45C
recilon
'
Alex
A.
Connon,
Moose
ggrr
3UC
$1.00
"BUILD
IS.
C.
PAYROLLS-
Miss
Violet
Ford.
Street,
Vancouver.
ii
tVNJI,
1143
Comox
has
gratlfy-
Ing
success
with
Pacific
Milk
as
a
whipptlng
cream
In
a
letter
j
which
she
was
kind
enough
to
write
and
which
we
were
highly
.
'
pleased
on
Monday
to
receive
she
said!..Tnve;.irst
time
I
tried
H
'
Pacific
MUk
aa'whtppinK
cream
i
I
got
It
right.
I
get
it
rinlit
every
tlm."
All
that
is
necessary.
Ford
points
out,
Is
to
whip
the
right
way
and
you
will
find
Pa
ciflc
Milk
Is
very
good.
PACIFIC
MILK
;
Factory
ui
1
4l)lmlHford.
.
THIS
PORT
AGREEABLE
Vancouver
Taper
Assumes
Princp
"
Rll'nkr?tt
PacWiati
IP
AST's
rrttrtf
A
Yj'Ppace
River
dutlet
One
of
the
misapprehensions
re
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
ten-1
Girding
the
Peace
River
outlet
to
the
Pacific
Coast
to
connect
with
a
completed
P.G.E.
Is
the
occasional
suggestion
from
correcpen-
dents
In
Vancouver
papers
that
Prince
Rupert
Is
bitterly
and
una)
'
terably
opposed
to
such
development
says
the
Vancouver
Sun.
"The
man
who
fears
for
the
project
because
of
opposition
from
Prince
Rupert
or
an7
other
north
coast
terminal
des
not
know
hi.
country,"
says
Noel
Humphreys.
civil
engineer,
who
characterlstl-
j
Royal
III
caliy
has
given
this
angle
the
sam
attention
and
scrutiny
as
other
and
more
important
objections.
"There
need
be
no
fight
as
to
whether
Prince
Rupert
or
Van-!
couver
is
to
become
the
'spoui'j
through
which
the
grain
and
other
products
of
Peace
River
will
ultimately
pour."
"Anyone
who
makes
the
sugges-
4-4vi
l-olian
m
(
tin
nA
n
t
V
concentrates
entire
subject.
shipped
to
Trail
and
Tacoma,
u
It
C.It.
Crossing;
is
determined
that
the
mill
Is
suit-
J
"He
should
know,
and
he
would
able
for
treating
ores
found
In
quickly
know
If
he'
studied
th
Woodbine.
j
map,
that
completion
of
'the
P.G
The
managing
director
of
Wood-
E.
Railway
and
connection
with
bine
expects
engineers
from
Salt
!
peace
River,
whether
the
connee-Lake
City,
representing
the
eastern
tion
is
built
by
Pine
Pass
of
Peace
interests
in
the
property.'
who
wlU
lPags
0,
any
other,
means
that
th-
prorjaniy
wattneKiverpiaemuiana!line
from
Peacc
Rlver
must
meet
and
cross
the
main
line
of
th?
Canadian
National
to
Prince
Ru-
;
pert.
"For
that
reason
an
outlet
fo"
the
Peace
to
Vancouver
via
the
P.
iU.E.
cannot
be
accomplished
with-
MORE
FISH
IN
TODAY
ventcci
Iioats
Reach,
Port,
With
tares
AggrcgaiingADout
Seventeen
halibut
boats-llro
In
F'rt
today
from
the
banks
with
fares
aggregat'.-iK
t-8,300
p
-unds
All
the
fish
was
t.it.tn
by
the
Unl-cd
Pacific
Flslrtr,.j-
on
th.
usuil
'yrms.
The
bous
in
are
a.
fol-
American
Eastern
Point.
2,000
pounds
Delight,
7
000.
Canadian
Embla,
10,000;
Fanny
F.,
2,000;
Sea
Maid.
0,000:
Teeny
Milly.
3,-
000:
Kaicn,
10.000;
Relief,
11.000:
4,000;
P.
Doreen,
7,000;
Nuba,
2.500;
Johanna.
12.000.
Atli,
3.000;
R.
W.,
4.500;
Mayflower,
V
300;
Melville,
6.000;
Aleve,
4
000.
KEEP
OUT
DESTITUTE
Peace
River
Chamber
of
Commerce
Suggests
Legislation
to
Curb
Undesirable
Migration
POUCE
COUPE,
March
23:
The
Pouce
Coupe
Chamber
of
Commerce
feels
that
it
is
imperative
that
the
provincial
government
should
effect
legislation
at
the
present
session
to
make
Impossible
influx
of
undesirable
destitute
elements.
A
targe
majority
of
late
settlers
in
the
Peace
River
district
speak
little
English
and
are
totally
without
means.
Among
one
of
the
remedies
sug-
matteally.
'act
"
Is
the
restoration
of
the
old
toelast
ptar
otacand
and
shaft
shaft
work
work
In
In
the
past
two
two
Bested
pr0TMlng
tne
connec-!
Dommlon
$10
filing
fee.
It
Is
also
years.
TOURING
tion
to
Prince
Rupert
vfa
tne
Ca
.
jnadian
Natlonal.t.
j
"What
could
be
fairer
or
more
!
fitting
than
that?"
Mr.
Humphries
comments.
,
'
l
'
felt
that,
with
the
exception
of
Anglo-Saxons
or
naturalized
Canadians,
settlers
should
poasoss
adequate
means
of
sustenance
for
at
least
one
year.
Black
as
night
yet
glotwiig
brigit
)
There's
nothing
quite
like
ZEBRA
LIQUID
STOVE
POLISH
for
keeping
your
kitchen
range
as
glowingly,
beautifully
black
as
the
day
you
bought
it.
Try
it
next
timel
It's
new
and
a
wonderfully
clean
and
easy
polish
to
use.
STOVE
POLISrTsalN
BOTTLES
For
those
who
prefer
it,
Zebra
Paste
Store
Polish
ia
still
to
he
had
at
all
dealers.
Si
ROVRIL
Gives
You
The
Strength
oi
BeeS