Almost
Instant
Relief
From
Neuralgia
iU
have
TO
GET
1
!
2Q
MINUTES
LATER
(TA,XI
AND
GO
HOME
J
"Vt
WONPCRFUU
HOW
I've
pcvrtopco
y
fquiciciy
Mr"
NfURAiciA
J
TERRIBLE
rn.uV
WENT,
THAT
ASPIRIN
J
ATTACK
OF
U
VOU
TevT
CERTAINLY
WOBKS
J-Ai
)
THCY
lLCtTRlO
OF
A
'
YeS,
1
.JC.
YOUU
NEURALGIA
(
I
SNT
IT
yf
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1
'W
A
Ft
WMiNUTtt
J
I
YONPERFUiy
lJhSygs,
for
Quick
Relief
Say
ASPIRIN
When
You
Buy
Now
comes
amazingly
quid
relief
from
headaches,
rheumatiim,
neuritis,
neuralgia
.
.
.
Xhefastrst
safe
retitf,
it
is
said,
yd
disrwrrHl.
Those
results
art
due
to
a
scientific
discovery
by
which
an
Aspirin
Tablet
begins
to
dissolve,
or
disintegrate,
in
the
amazing
space
of
two
second
after
touching
moisture.
And
hence
to
start
"taking
hold'
of
paia
a
few
minutes
after
taking.
The
illustration
of
the
(data,
here.
I
elk
the
story.
An
Aspirin
Tablet
starts
to
disintegrate
almost
instantly
you
swallow
it.
And
thus
is
ready
t
ma
to
work
almost
instantly.
When
you
buy.
though,
be
on
guard
against
subMitntev
To
be
sure
you
get
ASMHIVS
ifiurk
rHirf.
be
sure
the
name
B.-imt
in
the
form
of
a
cross
i
on
every
tablet
of
Aspirin.
EFFICIENT
AND
RELIABLE
SERVICE
Phone
HIue.320
The
moat
efficient
service
is
the
more
eeoeaaleaL
Our
new
fffeeriniant
U
the
lai-est
in
aerrtchig.
aa-suring
yon
the
beet
work.
Why
not
have
a
proper
aerial.
Estimates
on
antenna
lnstaHatlesM
cheerfully
given.
Superior
Radio
Service
334
Second
Avenue
Phone
Blue
320
P.
O.
Box
132
A.
Q.
BARTLETT
C.H.1NSUL4NPEK
DAILY
EDITION
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
aa
expert.
Bear
ruga
mounted
in
any
style.
Oame
heads
a
specialty
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
E.
I)i,
Taxidermist
Write
For
Prices
Terrace,
B.C.
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Daily
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
f
WORKS
SO
FAST
Drop
n
Aipirin
TbM
in
a
(Ian
of
trr.
Not
that
BE-POREtttoudwsbot-Nn.
k
has
started
to
Smialrgratc.
WftKeorinM
fU
H
dort
m
your
stomach.
Hence
iu
lost
action.
mapc
in
c.oa
Does
Sot
Harm
the
Heart
CEREMONY
AT
SCHOOL
The
auditorium
of
the
Booth
Memorial
School
was
the
scene
of
a
happy
ceremony
yesterday
afternoon
when
the
I.O.D.E.
prizes
wui
by
last
year's
entrance
pupils
i
were
presented.
The
arrangement
j
1
:he
program
was
in
the
hands
of
Mr.-'
John
Mansoa.
municipal
edu-
.
'.ional
secretaxy.
Mr
D.
C.
Staart.
nsuntdpal
re-1
hupported
on
the
ptetfprm
by
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
municipal
standard
bearer,
the
regecta
and
educatloaal
'
secretaries
of
the
primary
chapters,
the
principals
of
the
schools
and
W.
J.
Alder,
city
commteaioner.
Mrs.
Stuart
oatifned-
the
alms
.
and
objects
of
the
order,
told
of
j
the
educational
work
done
all
over
!
Canada
and
explained
the
meaning-'
of
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
pin.
Mr.
Alder
congratulated
the
prize
winners
and
ahm
those
chll-
j
dren
who,
having
grown
up
In
a
!
city
as
young
a
this,
have
had
all'
'
the
advantages
of
education
thati
,
are
to
be
had
in
older
eltjea,
1
1
The
fallowing
program
was
given:
;
Song.
Betty
Wood.
;
Violin
soto.
Biuy
H&dden.
Song,
pupils
of
Grade
VIII,
Booth
Memorial
School
Humorous
reading.
Beryl
Bifftt,
i
Solo.
Marcel
Jaboer.
i
Song.
'Land
of
Oar
Birth,"
by
'
all
the
pupils.
Mrs.
Wilson-Murray,
regent
of
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landry,
regent
of
"Hfll
C0
Chapter,
then
presented
the
foU
I
lowing
prizes:
Prizes
awarded
by
Queen
Ma
wnvqe
lur
iu
vu
pupvij
ranking
hlgheet
in
government
en
I
trance
examination,
Marcel
Ja
bour,
two
books,
prises
for
Canadian
history,
first.
Marcel
Jabeur;
eeeead.
Joe
Landrey.
Prizes
awarded
by
'Hill
00"
Chap-'
ter
Cheque
for
$S,
awarded
to
pupil
ranking
hlgheet
in
government
entrance
examination,
BNen
May
,
Bell;
three
book
prteea,
two
for
Canadian
history,
first.
Tallar
Reptad;
second,
Henora
Silvereldee;
one
for
jEnglleh,
Audrey
Viereck.
The
principals
of
the
eehools
ex
i
pressed
their
appreciation
of
the
J
work
done
by
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
and
the
i
National
Anthem
was
sung.
I
Accompanists
were
Mies
E.
P.
lOrassie
and
Miss
Mabel
Lawreikee.
tomorrow's
Tides
iHigh
10:47
am.
18.3
ft.
22
:
ajn.
18.4
ft.
Low
3:33
aja.
7J
ft.
16:3
pjn.
7
t.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITlbU
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
T.
PULLEN
-
-
-
ManaglngrEdltor
Saturday,
Del.
14,
1V33
TO
ATTEND
CONVENTION
.Managing:
Secretary
Birch
Going-South
To
Take
Up
Various
;
Matters
j
Managing
Secretary
H.
W.
Blreh
will
again
represent
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
at
the
annual
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospitals
Association
to
be
held
this
year
on
November
8,
9
and
10
at
Victoria,
it
was
decided
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
local
Institution
last
night
on
motion
of
W.
M.
Brown
and
0.
P.
Tinker.
The
meeting
discussed
various
matters
that
will
eame
up
at
the
convention
and
Instructed
Mr.
Birth
to
again
support
any
mow
with
a
view
to
the
institution
of
a
system
of.
state
health
insurance
He
will
also
urge
the
restoration
of
government
grant
to
hospitals
on
J
the
former
baste.
There
will
be
prominent
speakers
and
officials
at
the
convention
in
cluding
Dr.
M.
T.
McBachern.
director
of
the
Arneriean
College
of
Burgeons,
tyhlle
In
the
south,
Mr.
Birch
will
also
confer
with
the
In-
31
Department
of
Finance,
Ottawa
THEI.DAILY
NW3
specter
f
municipalities.
Robttt
!
Baird,
la
regard
to
local
hatpnal
1
Ci.sea
in
which
municipalities
from
which
the
patient!
came
have
re-fused
to
pay
their
per
diem
gnmU.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
south
wind.
43.
Aiyansh
Raining,
east
wind,
38.
Anyox
Raining,
calm.
40.
Stewart-
Raining,
south
wind,
141.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm.
48.
Smithers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
J.
Burns
Lake'-Ctottdy
windy,
39.
FOODLESS
FOR
DAYS
Charles
Newman,
Aged
Bablnej
Prospector,-Diss
in
Burns
lake
Hospital
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
proving!
pone
H
have
been
advised
of
the
death
in
Burns
Lake
Hospital
on
Monday
of
this
week
of
Opaiiee
Newman.
Norwegian,
aged
T9.
old
time
prospector
of
the
Ba-b4at
dietrtet.
who
had
bean
thrtag
for
some
time
on
an
old
age
pension.
Newman's
death
occurred
two
days
after
he
had
been
brought
out
to
the
hospital
from
nit
cabin
near
the
oM
nabine
Hudson
Pay
fort
by
a
police
party
headed
by
Cent
ta
Me
Andrew
Wsirnelrn
of
aenrtaer
fol
lowing
report
being
receieed
by
the
'authorities
that
he
was
sick
and
helpless.
He
bad
been
without
food
ffour
days
when
the
rescue
party
;
reirhed
him.
On
account
of
bad
weather,
neighbors
had
been
unable
to
make
rajas
at
tbg
dwelling
of
the
oii
jstan
who
waa
know
to
be
ill.
The
iMfavosabie
weather
eacafeV
it
difficult
far
the
df,
OctoWr
14,
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
LACK
COD
-
Prepared
Dally
Dy
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.C.
rescue
party
consisting
of
Sergeant
The
board
of
direct
rv
.,
."aiiwaam.
Constable
C.
P.
Oiand.
Pri
,se
Rupert
Oeneral
H
.
r
ore
Ranger
Martin
atartvU
and
its
aegatar
man
inly
mrvitm,
Barliey
J
Maerea
of
Tooley
te
get
night,
atteptatf
a-recommndc
Into
Babtae.
Tlnn-H
waa
neoeasary
from
the
fuunas
commit,
to
carry
the
aged
man
through
Use
aftpeopriation
be
made
fur
rr.
buKh
ft
about
five
or
s
mnea
m
'
etsjajltes
which
it
wffl
sur.
tr
:
.
i
rtchor
te
the
read
esmry
te
parches.
AN
OPPORTUNITY
THAT
aaaHlllililalaHiil
LONDON
WELCOMED
C
CANADA
has
come
through
the
depregaion
with
her
national
credit
unimpaired.
Striking
proof
of
this
wag
recently
given
in
LoiHlon
wlieir
15,000,000
Dominion
of
Canada
25-year
BoimIs
were
oflVml
at
pr,
and
the
world's
most
difccriminating
money
marketre6i)ondel
by
ever-gnlwcrihing
the
isue
many
times.
In
this"
market,
where
oomjara-tive
values
are
slirewdly
appraised,
the
llonds
bavesince
been
selling
at
a
substantial
premium
to
yield
less
than
3.70.
London
investors
appreciate
the
enduring
strength
which
Canada
lias
demonstrated.
They
realize
that,
since
last
February,
reoord
of
Canadian
trade
and
industry
have
shown
a
definite
upward
trend.
They
know
that
a
downward
movement
bf
interest
rates
bus
been
under
way
and
that
a
fixed,
safe
income
at
present
lovels
should
be
Secured
while
available.
Yonr
Opportunity
Xow
The)
security
which
experienced
London
investors
thus
welcomed
is
now
offered
to
Canadians.
The
1933
Refunding
Loan
permits
owners
of
maturing
Victory
Bonds
to
continue
their
satisfactory
investment
without
cash
outlay.
It
gives
all
investors
an
opportunity
to
place
their
savings
in
Canada's
stiwigeM
security
with
safety-r-reguter
iiwrw
iimUtaliBI-freedonj
from
worry.
If
you
own
a
iiMltmig
Victory
Bond
or
if
ym
Iwve
motley
to
iavwst.
yvn
itaultl
apply
it
q
far
I
tonds
of
tlie
imw
l4n.
Thaw
it
up
ttqi
can
take
with
iiore
dafinitc
advantage
t
ytr-self,
Itot
h
as
an
in
vegtor
and
as
a
Canatlmn
dt
II03IIMOX
OF
CA2VADA
ni:n'M)i.(;
loax
To
holder
Victory
IJoruh
due
Xotember
l$t,
1933
You
nan
obtain
an
eatra
uh
aHewance
for
M
;
Vfelory
IWi
by
efat
tw
M)V
r
tle
new
ltYeer
IW.
Yott
eaa
Ut
obiafn
an
awuetl
IfHerrst
tKlrvntitfc
by
m
,
iHH.plte
exrhenee
for
any
metftrfty
of
U
'Tr
l""..
7W
are
a
rail.
able
for
a
limitri!
perM
otly.
To
Cath
Subscriber!
As
the
Lwn
m
sirJctly
li.i.ilcJ
n
arnint
anUU
'
wlworiptiorw
are
sulert
to
allot
rnmU
Vtsu
areurKl
lfleryourapicatkn
wtUiut
delay.
If'irre
lo
Apply
Application
forms
ami
official
prespretus
en-taming
full
details
of
the
Loan
may
be
obtained
from
auy
Bank
or
v
Ynl
INVEST
in
CANADA
Her
Welfare
is
Your
Own
i
ft
i.
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