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r.PPETITE,
RICE
KllISPIES
RICE
KR1SPIBS
jffis
listen!
IT
3IAKES
you
hungry
j"t
Kellogg'i
Rice
Krispies
pop
and
crackle
as
yon
pour
on
milk
or
cream.
.
.
.
And
what
a
delieioui
taste
when
you
dip
in
your
spoon!
Toasted
rice.
Crisp
and
cruncby.
You'll
like
Rice
Kriipies
for
breakfast
or
lunch,
wilh
fruits
or
honey
added.
Great
for
children's
sup
pen.
Nourishing
and
so
easy
to
digest.
Try
a
health
ful
dish
when
you're
hungry
late
at
night.
Kellogg's
Rice
Krispies
take
the
place
of
nutmeats
in
macaroons,
candies.
Use
for
making
delicious
icecream
sundaes.
'Butter
and
serve
like
pop
com.
Order
from
your
grocer.
Be
sure
to
ask
for
genuine
Kellogg's
Rice
Krispies
in
the
red-and-green
pack
age.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
The
only
cereal
to
critp
if
crackles
in
cream,
You'll
enjoy
KeUgg"i
Slumber
Music,
broedettt
over
wjz
and
auoeiated
tuitions
of
the
N.
B.
C.
every
Sunday
evening
at
E.D.S.T.
Also
an
Lot
Angtlet,
aouo
SeetiU
at
10.00,
and
&04
Denver
t
10JJ.
Cheapest
Way
of
Reaching
the
People
a,
The
cheapest
way
of
reaching
practically
all
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
is
by
means
of
the
classified
columns
of
the
Daily
News.
Nearly
everyone
has
something
they
could
turn
into
cash
through
the
"For
Sale"
column.
Perhaps
they
have
a
house
to
rent.
Here
is
the
chance.
Spend
50c
on
a
classified
advertisement
and
secure
a
tenant
rather
than
have
it
idle.
If
a
girl
wishes
a
position
or
a
housewife
wishes
help,
the
best
means
of
getting
supplied
is
through
a
want
ad.
Dressmakers
sometimes
want
work;
small
store
keepers
want
to
move
their
goods;
or
maybe
you
need
an
article
that
Jtas
been
used
rather
than
pay
the
price
for
new.
Give
the
Daily
News
classified
columns
a
trial.
Many
have
been
very
pleased
at
tltc
result.
TELEPHONE
98
THE
DAILY
NEWS
and
drop
in
later
arid
pay
the
bill.
The
charge
ioriiull.
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
Bring
Quick
Returns
Couple
Celebrate
70th
Anniversary
Of
Their
Marriage
Sir.
aha
:
jtffij
jooalaajjfi&foy
of
Dunham,
Que-
'Receive
Con
gratnUlions
DUNHAM,
Que,
Jan!
19
Mr
and
Mrs.
Jonathan
Seiby
celebrated
the
seventieth
anniversary
of
their
wedding
here
on
New
Years
day
In
the
afternoon
a
reception
wa.s
held
at
the
residence
of
their
son,
A
E
Seiby.
when
forty
relatives
and
friends
from
Dunham
and
Cowans-ville
gathered
to
extend
their
congratulation.
Sharing
in
the
congratulations
was
Mrs.
Charles
E
Baker,
formerly
Miss
Kate
Ford,
of
Dunham,
the
only
surviving
member
of
the
group
of
guests
at
the
wedding
seventy
years
ago.
It
was
on
January
1.
1862.
at
the
home
of
her
father.
Charles
Gay
lor
Meig's
Corner.
Dunham,
that
Miss
Emily
Gaylor
was
married
to
Jona
than
Seiby
of
Dunham,
the
ceremony
being
performed
by
the
Ven
Archdeacon
Scott.
D.D.,
then
rertor
of
the
local
Anglican
church
and
now
of
Quebec,
in
the
presence
of
numerous
relatives
and
friends.
Both
bride
and
groom
were
minors
and
the
consent
of
the
fathers
of
the
young
couple
was
necessary
before
the
marriage
could
vake
place
Two
children
were
bom
to
Mr
and
Mrs.
Seiby,
Annie.
Mrs.
Chas.
Buchanan
of
Hartford.
Conn,
and
,
Arthur
Ernest
Seiby
of
Dunham.
Believed
to
Be
Oldest
Woman
in
Western
Canada
WINNIPEG.
Jan
19
Mrs.
Joseph
Oladu
of
High
Bluff
Man.,
who-h
probably
the
oldest
woman
in
Manitoba
and
perhaps
Western
Canada,
celebrated
her
106th
birthday
Christmas
Day.
Born
Christmas
day.
182$,
at
Fort
Vancouver
Josephine
Le
Braine
was
adopted
by
friends,
and
taken
over
tht
Rockies
to
the
Teace
River,
when
a
child
of
nine
years
of
age.
Her
new
family
moved
to
Edmonton
then
Fort
Simpson,
and
east
to
Norway
House,
on
Lake
Winnipeg.
Finally
the
family
settled
at
Mlc"
dlechurch,
where
Josephine
married
Frank
Moisette,
and
thei.-family
grew
to
a
total
of
10
children,
of
whom
at
least
five
still
survive.
Mr.
Moisette
died
28
years
ago
and
Mrs.
Moisette
subsequently
married
Joseph
Oladu
who
di-xl
recently.
Being
still
in
possession
of
her
faculties,
Mrs.
Oladu,
a
dc
vout
Roman
Catholic,
attended
at
this
year's
midnight
mass
at
Oak
Bluff
She
is
a
familiar
figure
in
the
community,
often
being
seen
driving
about
the
countryside
in
her
buggy.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
January
19,
1912
C
H
Keithly
of
the
Empress
Theatre
cigar
stand
had
his
head
cut
and
an
unknown
Montenegrin
also
sustained
slight
Injuries
a
few
minutes
before
noon
today
when
there
was
a
shower
of
rock
and
mud
on
Sixth
street
from
Jane
grading
operations
a
block
away
PJate
glass
was
shattered
whole
sale
and
offices
and
stores
were
virtually
wecked.
William
Manson
M.
P.
P.
has
promised
the
Prince
Rupert
Pro
sressive
Conservative
Association
that
he
will
use
his
Influence
to
ward
getting
roads
made
around
Kaien
Island
and
up
Mount
Old-
field.
F.
II.
Mobley
was
the
speaker
be
fore
a
meeting
In
the
Presbyterian
Church
Hall
last
night.
He
paid
trl
but
to
the
pioneer
women
of
the
north.
Kaien
Motors
Best
Buy
1929
Chevrolet
Sedan
Sold
With
a
Guarantee
470.00
-
Terms
Phone
52
SITUATION
IN
INDIA
Drastic
Action
Taken
tn
Bengal
to
Cope
With
Canpattn
of
Mar
der
and
Intimidation
ORDINANCES
SIGNED
New
Regulation
Kable
imh
Free
Stat
Regression
Act
BOMBAY.
India.
Jan.
15:
The
government
of
India
lost
no
time
in
taking
the
firm
action
against
errorism
forecast
by
Lord
Lothian,
under-secretary
for
India,
in
'he
nous?
of
lords.
Lord
Wllllng-lon.
Viceroy
of
India,
signed
an
or-'p.
tnce
giving
drastic
powers
to
the
Ten
gal
government
and
magistra-
y
and
these
were
shortly
extended
to
the
United
Provinces
and
the
Vorthweat
Frontier.
Mahatma
Oandhi
shortly
after
his
return
at
the
end
of
December
asked
the
Viceroy
whether
the
or-
ainance
meant
iuc
ena
ui
pewa
relations
between
the
government
i
and
the
Congress
party,
but
a
few
hours
before
this
communication
was
sent
Prime
Minister
Ramsay
MacDonald
from
Lossiemouth
out
spokenly
denounced
Indian
agitators
as
selfish
blockaders
in
the
path
of
Indian
progress.
"An
enlightened
India
would
not
only
give
them
no
countenance
but
would
turn
and
rend
them,"
the
Prime
Minister
said.
The
extra
powers
are
described
by
the
Times
of
India
as
follows:
-The
ordinance
so
closely
resembles
the
Iirsh
Free
State
Permanent
Re-prssion
Act
that
its
source
of
inspiration
is
obvious.
President
Cos-grave
s
administration
was
faced
this
summer
with
much
the
same
problem
that
confronts
the
authorities
in
Bengal,
and
the
remedies
applied
in
Ireland
with
the
sanc
tion
of
the
Free
State
Parliament
suggest
themselves
as
clearly
suit
able
for
India.
Lord
WuHngdon's
Ordinance
falls
into
two
main
parts,
the
first
arming
the
executive
with
special
powers
for
tracing
and
ap
prehending
terrorists.
The
police
are
entitled
to
detain
any
suspect
for
34
hours,
one
of
the
main
ob
jects
of
this
provision
being
the
temporary
removal
of
terrorist
spies.
Wide
rights
of
search,
com
mandeering
buildings,
moveable
property
and
vehicles,
closing
of
thoroughfares
and
tm
poring
ftr.ej
on
districts
wmen
aid
tenon.'
gangs
complete
the
extra
powers
granted
in
the
chapter.
(Trials
of
Terrorists)
The
second
chapter
closely
fo!
lows
Free
State
precedent
by
em
powering
the
local
government
to
set
up
special
tribunals
and
magi
st
rates
for
the
trial
of
suspected
terrorists,
with
the
difference
that
whereas
the
Irish
tribunal
are
purely
military
those
in
India
wQI
be
composed
of
three
Judges
of
the
High
Court
As
tn
the
Free
State.
there
will
be
no
appeal
against
any
sentence
passed
by
a
tribunal,
the
High
Courts
are
totally
ex
cluded
from
interference
with
the
special
courts
established
under
the
Ordinance.
"Nobody
likes
extra-legal
methods;
they
place
power
In
tl
c
hands
of
the
police
which
may
he
abused
But
desperate
diaeairs
can
lor
desperate
cures,
and
none
IRadio
Tubes?
Tested
FREE
With
the
Jewell
Tuhc
Tester
IWcKAE
BROS.,
I7TI).
PRESERVING
SEA
LIONS
Killing
In
Alaska
Waters
Prohibited
By
Government
Seaman's
Journal)
Kiting
of
walruses
and
sea
lions
n
th
Territory
of
Alaska
or
in
any
if
U:e
waters
of
Alaska
over
which
j
he
United
States
has
Jurisdiction
prohibited
until
April
30.
1932.
ex
pt
as
to
walruses
and
sea
lions
k
led
by
natives
for
food
or
cloth-2
bv
miners
or
explorers
when
i.;
need
of
food,
by
anyone
in
the
'
necessary
protection
of
property
or
.
while
such
animals
are
actually
engaged
in
the
devastation
of
runs
of
;
salmon,
or
to
the
collection
of
specimens
for
scientific
purposes
un
der
permits
issued
by
the
Secretary
of
Commerce.
The
penalUes
and
forfeitures
imposed
by
law
will
be
strictly
enforced
against
all
persons
who
commit
acts
in-violation
thereof
or
of
the
regulations
promulgated
in
accordance
therewith.
can
say
that
the
situation
in
Bengal
at
the
moment
Is
any
thin
-bat
serious.
Following
a
lou
r
series
rf
dastardly
crimes
and
t!i"
active
existence
of
murder
.is.v;-riation-i
Government
officials
in
many
districts
go
about
in
daliv
fear
of
their
lives
satisfies.
I
Monday
and
TuesdJ
nVO
SHOWS
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and
i
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George
Bancro;
in
"Rich
Man's
Folly"
-
aim
,
jf
cast.
What
good
Is
wtith
,
the
face
of
a
great
hnnu
crisis?
A
Paramount
Pici,,
Comedy
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Screen
Song
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WEDNESDAY
k
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TOWY
WE
SPECIALIZE
IN
COAL
f'you
van
So
which
gives
the
grratr
t
heat
for
the
money
expendrd,
ke-licvinr
that
a
satisfied
ttn
tomer
is
the
greatest
asstt
i
merchant
ran
have
Thone
n
for
a
trial
order
and
join
the
family
of
contented
household
ers
who
are
using
the
bat
fad
in
town.
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GESCO
AUTO-TOP
DRESSING
This
dressing
will
make
an
old
top
look
like
new
It
is
&
wuterproof.
softens
and
preserves
the
leather
Price,
5c
per
pint,
postage
paid
(lesco
Safety-First
Windshield
Cloth
This
wonderful
eloth
is
chemically
treated
and
will
pr
wtndshtsjd
from
becoming
foagy
during
a
rainstorm
K
'';
vWon
dear
by
making
the
rain
run
right
off.
The
harder
the
better
R
works.
Simply
rub
doth
over
yet
windh;
.
IK
t;rj
1H
the
safety
of
himself
and
others,
every
auto-owner
shou.'i
one
of
these
wonderful
cloths,
Price
each,
5fc
postage
paid
Service
Station
owners,
etc..
write
for
our
wholesale
i"wn
Mfg.
by
GEO.
E.
SYMINGTON
CO.
Nelson
Block
Port
An
On
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
RupertFamous
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