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fitting
method
tells
the
whole
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and
Circulation
Telephone
98
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday.
November
3,
1934
The
Canadian
Social
Hygiene
Council
is
making,
a
big
bid
fo
the
prevention
of
the
spread
of
disease
and
is
ask
iner
for
the
spending
of
more
money,
on
preventive
mea
sures.
It
points
out
that,
while
ill-health
costs
the
people
of
the
Dominion
$300,000,000
a
year,
only
$3,000,000
a
year
is
expended
on
preventive
measures.
A
pamphlet
issued
by
the
council
says
in
part:
"We
are
accustomed
to
being
told
that
this
is
a
machine
i
age.
If
people
would
only
learn
that
their
bodies-are
mar-
vellous
flesh-and-blood
machines,
and
would
give
those
machines
the
same
care
and
attention
that
expensive
machinery
receives
in
an
up-fo-date
factory,
there
would
be
less
sickness
and
lower
death-rates."
What
the
writer
of
this
pamphlet
misses
is
the
point
that
man
is
more
than
a
machine.
He
is
mental
or
spiritual
as
well
as
physical
and
the
mental
attitude
has
a
great
effect
on
the
physical
well
being.
While
it
is
a
good
thing
to
keep
the
machine
in
good
running
order
by
means
of
proper
food
and
general
living
conditions,,
it
is
also,
a
good
thing
not
to
think
too
much
about
sickness
and
its
possibility.
Some
doctors
are
said
to
make
their
patients
ill
by
suggesting
possibilities
of
illness
to
them.
Other
doctors
make
their
patients
well
without
treating
them,
the
health
vibrations
and
spirit
of
good
cheer
thev
bring
into
a
room
iMiing
smiicieni
to
mane
me
patient
Deuer.
!
GOOD
FOOD
AND
GOOD
THINKING
:
GoQd.fb.od
and
good
thinkinrr
undoubtedlv
have
a
frrpat
effect
5.hjihe
body
and,
if
the
body
is
strong
and
healthy,
it;
is
likely1
to
be
impervious
to
communiqable
disease.
The
body
also
affects
the
mind
as
much
as
the
mind
affects
the
body.
Much
good
can
be
done
by
providing
healthy
environment
and,
in
such
diseases
as
tuberculosis,
in
givincr
na
ture
a
chance
to
effect
a
cure.
Venereal
diseases
also
re
quire
medical
treatment.
Most
of
us,
when
we
are
sick,
look
to
the
doctor
to
set
us
right.
We
huik
that
is
his
business
and
he
should
be
able
to
do
it.
That
is
what
he
is
paid
for.
Complaint
is
some
times
made
that
peonle
wait
until
it
is
too
late
before
con
suiting
them
and,
possibly,
that
is
right.
The
danger
is
4-V.n-
it,
.'
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1
.'
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i.1
1!
1
iiwit
iu
yemug
in
uyucn
wan
it
inumuer
oi
me
meuicaipro
fession
we
are
making
a
public
admission
that
we
are
il
Jlllfl
HfPfl
Violn
rliolno
in
enmn
nn
oner
nil
tViof
Jo
nnn.ln.l
4
KITCHEN
SPECIALS!
Yellow
Mixing
Bowls,
8
and
9
inch,
each
25c
English
Pudding
Bowls
15e'to
30c
Oval
Ovenproof
Baking
Dishes
30c
to
GOc.
See
us
for
your
baking
day
needs
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Kff;,?
ii
i
Richard
L.
Pelton,
agent
for
the
Yukon
anq
White
Pass-
Route
at
Atlln.
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess.
Norah
yesteroay
after-jnoon
going
through
to
Vawouver.
He
will
spend
the
winter
in
the
south.
Miss
Jessie
McLenaghan,
director
of
home
economics
for
the
Department
of.
Education,
Victoria,
who
Is
on.
one
of
her
periodical
northern
!
Inspection
trips,
has
been
at
Ocean
Falls
this
week
and
is
returning
south
from
there-
without
coming
on
to
Prince
Rupert
this
trip.
Robert
W.
J.
Reed,
who
has
retired
from
the
United
States
customs
service
after
having
been
stationed-
for
year
at.
WrangeR,
and
Mrs.
Reed
were
passengers
aboard
the
Princess
Koran
yesr
terday
afternoon
going
south.
Af
ter
making,
a,
trip
to
California...
they
plan
on
taking
up
residence-In
Seattle.
George
N.
Corkle..
formerly
pree
minent
in
local
sporting
circles,
during,
shipbuilding
days,
was
a
passenger
aboard,
the
ss.
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
goli
through
to
his
home
at
Victoria
for
the
winter.
He
has
been
in
the
employ
of
the
Yukon
and
White
Pass
Route
at
Whttshorse
during,
the
past
summer.
The
fisheries
committee-
oi
thei
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
oi
Commerce
will
continue
Its
efforts
to.
try
to
secure
the
elimination
ol
the
two-cent,
tax
on
gasoline-
used
by
fishermen.
At
the-meeting
last
night
It-
was
pointed
out
that
the
tax
did
not
apply
to
those
boats
clearing
for
the
deep
sea
but
that
others
bad
to-
pay.
i
The
Peace
River
Committee
o
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
conjunction
with
the
finance
committee
will
deal
with
he
question
of
co-operation
In
presenting
Prince
Rupert's
case
to
Ottawa,
In
regard
to
building
the
rallward
westward.
This
was
de
cided
upon
at
a
meeting
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night
following
tHe.
reading"
of
abetter
from
C.
M.
F.
Plantai
M.L.A.
in
regard,
to
printing
a
bulletin.
MRS.
NYHOLM
PASSES
AWAY
Resident
of
Prince.
Rupert
For
Six.
teen
Years
Succumb
After
Long
Illness
Mrs.
Margaret
Nyholm.
widow
of
the
late
John
Nyholm,
who
died
In
March
of
last
year,
passed
away
last
night
In
the
prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
after
an
illness,
of
two
years
from
which
It
had
been
rea
lized
recently
there
was
no
hope
of
'
recovery.
She
had
only
recently
returned
from
Vancouver
where
she
went
to
receive
treatment
at
the
hands
of
specialists
which,
however.
was
ineffectual.
The
late
Mr.
Nyholm,
who
re
sided
at
340
Sixth
Avenue
West,
was
born
In
Ottawa
forty-eight
years
ago
of
Scottish
descent.
She
had
resided
in
Prince
Rupert
for
sixteen
years.
Deceased
leaygs.tAmourn
her
loss
a
6on,
William
John
Richards,
to
whom
the
sympathy
of
many
friends
wilt
be
extended.
Girl
Guides
Holding
Tea
and
Sale
Today
TJ)e
Sixty-Eighth
Company
of
Girl
Guides
of
the
Imperial
Order,
Daughter
of
the
Empire,
Is
holding
a
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
and
candy
this,
afternoon
In
the
vacant
tnc
umux
ne.S
Why
at
40
You
Think
You're
"Growing
Old"
JB1
Ifw
Frequently
Jutt
an
"Jm."
Not
"Oid
Age."
And
According
to
Seienthtt,
May
Sam
thing
No
Afore
Alarming
Than
A
Touch,
Of
Acid
Stomach
At
about
10,
many
people
think
they're
"grow-intf
old?
They're
tird
u
lot.
Have
headaches.
Stomach
upsets.
Dizziness.
Nausea.
Well.
scicalisU
say
the
cause,
in
a
great
many
cases,
i
iimmtIv
au
acid
tviUtliun,
ol
the.
stomach
The.
Uuatf
to
du
is
siruply
tanriUrulLe
the
e&cw
stomach,
acidity.
When
you
have
one
of
thee
arid;
stomach
upsU.
all
vow
do
is.
take
Phillip'
Milk
of
Maneia
alter
nicub
and
before
going,
ta
betJL
Try
thi.
You'll
feel
like
another
person!
Take,
either
the
fanuliar
liquid
"PHILLIPS
or
the
coo-veaieut
new
Phillips'
Milk,
ot.
Ma&
noia
Tablets.
Made
tu
Cauda.
Also
la
Tablet
Foriut
let
now
oa
sJr
i
-l
u(
stern
rrynn.
ij:
iui
rTls?
Utnlhutvalato(
S-,
rA
wiiv
riiuuiJ
jiMhv
JT
WJ,
Phillips
Moose
Hallowe'en
Dance
Draws
Many
Particular
interest
Taken
Last
Nijht
in
Drawing
of
Priies
In
Grand
Raffle
There
were
some
225
persons
pre
sent
at
a
highly
enjoyable
Hallow
e'en
dance
last
night
In
the
Moose
HalMhe
affair
being
under
Moose
Lodge
auspices.
The
hall
was
ap
propriately
decorated
for
the
occa
slon,
excellent
music
was
furnished
by
Mr.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra,
Oil
lis
Royer
was
a
genial
master
of
ceremonies
and
a
splendid
time
was
enjoyed
by
all.
At
midnight,
deli-
clou
refreshments
were
served
with
End
'3.
Mrs.
Ole
Stegavlg
and
Mr.
Peter
Wlngham
In
charge.
Particular
interest
was
taken
in
the
drawing
for
the
grand
raffle,
the
lucky
ticket
being
drawn
by
Miss
Swanson.
First
prize
went
to
Ernest
Exley,
second
to
Mis.
Martin
and
third
to
Hans
Christiansen.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Ted
Rorvlk,
William
Gray,
F.
Morrison,
W.
Noble.
A.
K.
Nelson,
C.
R.
Blggart.
R.
Morrison
and
L.
Park.
Presiding
at
the
door
were
Jack
Ratchford
and
B.
J.
Bacon.
Danskin
House
Is
Destroyed
by
Fire
Residence
of
Sampson
McGregor
And
.Most
of
Contents
Con-
V
.
-
'
sumed
by
Flames
The
residence
of
Sampson
Mc
Gregor
at
Danskin
In
the
Lakes
dis
trict,
together
with
most
of
its
con
tents,
was
destroyed
by
fire
on
Oc
tober
29,
according
to
word
received
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mc
Gregor
were
away
at
the
tirae
In
Ontario,
Joseph
White
being
In
charge
of
the
house.
With
the
as
sistance
of
Arthur
Halleran,
for
merly
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
l
the
ttore
on
Third
Avenue
next
to
Mo,
school
teacher
at
Danskin,
White
Tnnn
-.
mf..
ft
T
T
.
Li
A-
...
.
.
.
I
luxuim
mil,
ii.
u.
lviwia
auic
m
save
irom
ioe
Duminij
dry
is
receiving
the
guests,
and-Mrs.
I
house
trophies,
belonging
to
the
t
tkn
C
niVf.
i.rrri
"iTCrrX"
"
V.
:rVu-
.
c
Brewerton
Is
assisting,
the
girls
DansWn
Farmer'
Institute
a
well
1,
1.
1
,
,
F
,
c
wit
mciuicmj
mcc
.
Eliminate
ait
in
connection
with
the
affair.
las.
a
few
other
articles,
thought
of
sickness
and
get
the
health
habit
and
the
in.t
comes
ot
the
doctors
will
be
considerably
curtailed
but
it
is
difficult
to.
think
of
health
when
the
tooth
is
jumping
or
the
appendix
is
making
an
attempt
to
function.
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Pteacber
Rev.
W.
I).
Grant
llolllitgwortli,
B.A.
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J,
Smith
11
Ail,
Sermon
Subject;
"TUB,
LIGHT-OF
THE
WORLD"
Anthem
by;
the
Junior
Choir
12:13,
Sunday
School
12:30,
Westvlew
School
7-.30-
P.M.,
Sermon
Subject:
"RADIANT
CHRISTIANITY"
Anthem
by
the
Senior
Choir
'
AU
visitors
welcome
TENNIS
CLUB
BANQUET
ANNUAL
DANCE!
HELD
Svutj-Fiw
Coupt
Present-Trophies
For
Season
Given
Out
I
Rupert
renin
viuo
nlnht
in
the
Elks'
Home
with
up
ward
of
seventy-five
couple
In
attendance.
Splendid
music
was,
fur
nished
by
C,
P.
Balagnos
Orchestra.
several
noveltr
numbers
served
to
make,
th
program
both
amusing
'and
interesting.
A
song
and
dance
by
little
Miss
Joyce
Morln,
clever
Aerobatics
br
Miss
Marie
Norton
and
song
and,
tap
dancing,
by,
Sam
Joy
were
all
thoroughly
enjoyed.
Following
the
serving
ot-
refreso-iments
the
presenUtton
oMtophle
to
the
various
winners
throughout
the
season
too
ptace.
vr.
looey
made
the
following
preientatlons
In
his.
Inimitable
manner:
Sprint
Handicap
Ladles'
single.
Mr.
Q.
P.
Tinker.
Ladles!
double
Mis
M,
Dvlaney
and
Miss
X
Edgcurobe.
:
Mixed
doubles.
Mr.
and
Mis.
It
Cs
Barttett,
Men's,
doubles.
P.
McIntob
and
Y.
Lambie.
Men's
singles,
A
Mitchell.
Ctui
ChawyfcwhJp
mi
p
..
.
.
c
Portsmouth
S.
Huddersfield
Town
Sheffield
Wednesday
t,
Derby
County
0.
Stoke
City
0
Sunderland
3.
West
BromVlch
Albion
2,
Aston
Villa
2,
tSUty
Present
at
Annual
Affair
Of
Canadian
National
Itrcreatlon
Association
.
,
.h.
Drln.-I
The
annual
banquet
of
the
local
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
was
held
last
night
m
the
Commodore
Cafe
and
was
an
event
of
much,
pleasure
and
enjoyment
:
for
the
sixty
or
sa
persons
In
at,
tendance
under
chairmanship
of
W.
H.
Tobey.
divisional
superin
tendent
and
pietkWut
of
th
association.
After
full
Justice
had
been
done
to-
a
splendid
buriquet
spread.
'
Ladies
double.
Mr.
O.
Tinker
,
.,...
Margaret
...
and
Mis
L
Mitch
U.
Mixed
douhle
Mrs,
O.
P.
Tinker
'and
R.
D.
O.
Oreggor.
Men's
doubles.
R.
D.
O.
Oregor
:
and
J.
H.
Uorton.
Men'
singles.
Q.
Young,
The
refreshments
were
In
charge
...
...
.
I
.i
I
t
n
ox
awsaames
.
wnuni
vj.
r.
I
0
ft
-
AlillL
clccmteJtCU.
i
Tinker
and
J.
A.
Barry
while
the
'
i
dance,
coaxmlttee
consisted
of
O.
i
1W.
Laid
ten
i.
A.
Barra
and
P
H.
i
Edgcumbev
Mri
Laldfer
was
a
very
genial
master
of
ceremonies
and
was
taraerv
rrsDorulbie
for
mating
a
good
dance
thorough
success.
I.
delightful
program
was-
offered.
A
feature
oMhc
evening's
proceed
ings
was
the
presentation
to
the
various,
winners,
of
award
In
the
several
athletic
competitions
of
the
past
summer
season.
Robert
E
James
was
chairman
ol
th
general
,
committee
responsible
for
the
ar-'
rangement
ot
the
banquet.
The
prognfm
Included
piano
duets
by
MUevRuth
OUtles
and
Mar-'
garet
McCaffery.
address
of
wel-"
come
by
Mr.
Tobey.
vocal
solo
by.
Mis.
Betty,
Cameron,
exhibition
of
scenlct
moving
pJe-tttic-a
by
Joseph
Wlckett.
car
dtrlck
by
M.
J
Dough-erty.
vocal
solos'
by
J
A.
Teng
and
M
A.
Burbanle,
Ml
McCaffery
was
piano
ac
companist
for
the
evening
Presentation
of
Trophi
Presentation
of
trophle
was
mad
a
follows:
Tennis:
ladles'
singlet,
Mrs.
J
If.
Horton;
men'
single,
J.
H.
Ho
r
ton.
ladles
doubles,
Mrs.
Miner
and!
Mr,
Oardner:
men's
doubles.
Percy
Me
In
Unh
and
1.
1L
Hortou:
mixed
j
doubles,
Mts
Beatrice
Beraer
and
J.
11.
Horton.
Lawn
Bowling:
J.
W.
McAuley
Cup
for
singles.
Angus
McDonald:
Hart
8boe
Cup
for
risks.
D.
A.
Mao-Phee.
Horse
shoe
pitehlng:
Anoesley
Cup
William
Bra
and
F.
A.
Roger.
1
Small
bore
rifle
competition.
8lrt
UH1
-UlUliry
UUU.CI
IHenry
Thornton
Shield
"system.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Uivblwn.
Arsenal
2
Evertoa
0.
Birmingham
Z.
Leicester
City
3.
Blasckburn
Rovers
2,
Grimsby
Town
2.
Leeds
United
5.
Chelsea,
2.
Liverpool
2,
Wolverhampton
I.
Manchester
City
3,
Tottenham
Hotspurs
1.
Middlesbrough
3,
Preston
North
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
Division,
Aberdeen
2.
Clyde.
1;
Alrdrleonlan.
2.
Motherwell
0.
Celtic
7,
Aye
United
0.
Falkirk.
2.
Dunfermline
0,
Hamilton
Academicals
4.
Albion
Rovers
2.
Hibernians.
2,
Partlck
Thhtlo
0.
Kilmarnock.
5,
Queen's
Park
0.
Queen
of
South.
1,
Hearts
3,
Rangers
3,
SW
Johnstone
1.
St.
Mlrren
0,
Dundee
1.
Ramblers.
Beat
Musketeers
In
Bridge
Fixture
Ramblers
defeated
Musketeers
by
a
score
of
5501
to
5376
last
night
In
,a
Prince
Rupert'
Bridge
League
fix
ture
which
had
been
postponed
from
Thursday
night.
The
league
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
O.
Total
Swift's
2;
13,873
Musketeers
2
12,455
Ramblers
2
11.969
Grotto
2
10,653
C.
N.
R.
A.
2.
0,311
Legion
2
9,103
WHIST
POSTFONKIa
COMMITTED
I
OK.
TRIAL
Ave,
6,837
6,228
5,965
5.327
4,052
4,582
Owing
to
other
counter
activities
last
nlghL
the
scheduled,
Fraternal
Whist,
League,
fixture
were
post
poned
until
next
week,.
Arthur
Dello
ha,
been
commit-.
ted
for
trial
at
Prince'
George
on,
a
charge,
of
assault,
upon
a
fetnale,
divisional
headquarters
of
tha
pro,
vlnclaX
police
here,
are.
advised.
Pending
his
appearance
before
Judge
H.
A,
Robertson
in
County
Court
for
election,
Uellos
Is
out
on
$3000
bail.
I
,
n..Y.
..
i
It'ltll.
T-
a
successive
year.
The
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Shield
wa
presented
by
M.
A.
Durban,
the.other
presentation
being
made
by
Mr.
Tobey.
Hallowe'en
Dance
By
Sons
of
Norway
Forty
Couples
In
Attendance
at
dilatable
Affir
In
I.
O.
O.
F.
Hall
Thursday
Night
,
Following
a
regular
meeting
Thursday
night,
there
was.
an
en-
loyable
Hallowe'en
dance
for
members
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge
Music
was
by
Julius
Welle's
Or
chestra
and
dancing
kept
up
in
full
swing
from
10
pm.
until
3
njn,
The
lull
wa.
tastefully
decorated
with
Hallowe'en
colors
and
emblems.
At
midnight
dellclou
refreshment
were
served,
Some
forty
couple
were
In
attendance
and
Hans
Peterson
wa
master
of
ceremonies.
Mrs.
John
Murvold
wa
general
convener.
Mr.
Murvoldi
who,
1
pre
sldent
of
the
lodge,
officiated
at
the
door.
At
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
Of
Commerce
meeting
last
nleht
a
communication
wa
read
from
D.
T.
ChapDolL
general
sunerln.
tendenb
ot
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
stating
that
the
company
would,
whenever
possible,
give
Prince
Rupert
boys
an
opportunity
to
secure
positions
on
the
company's
coasting
vessels.
L,
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If
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