February
S.
1DM
2
Things
to
Do
TO
EASE
COLD
INSTANTLY
"omfort
and
Ache
Go
Wmost'lnstantly
TAbWay
.
t,U
two
"AHDirln"
Tab.
1
leu.
Mke
sure
you
get
ll
"Asplrm.
HOUSE
.
IlL.
Drink,
a
full
glass
of
ater.
2
Kepeat
treatment
in
2
hours.
(1
of
taxing
your
system
wmi
medicines
for
a
cold,
try
the
of
a
glass
of
water;
gargle
twice.
Do
Tnictured
above
the
modern,
not
rinse
mouth.
;
'
,V
ay.
Vour
own
doctor
will
,"Aspirin"
Tablets
are
made
in
Sove
it.
And
it
takes
hold
of
Canada.
"Aspirin"
is
the
registered
STaind
cold
almost
immediately.
tra,Ie-mark.of
Ihe'nayerCornp'Qny.
.The
"Aspirin"
you
take
will
Limited.
Look
for
the
name.
Hyer
""os,
on
every
tawet.
TS
""lireTrrush
anS
JlrT-Aspirin"
Tablets
in
a
third
-
CHI
D'l
Rl7
nAND
AND
GET
MDr
I
KIINI
5
let
This
Drug
Store
Be
Your
Drug
Store
We
Can
Supply
Everything
the
Baby
Needs
We
Keep
a
Complete
Stock
of
Various
Makes
.of
Iiaby
rood
FUNNELS-
For
filling
nursing
bottles.
GLASS
GRADUATES-For
measuring
milk,
HOT
WATER
BOTTLES
For
stomach
pains.
NURSING
BOTTLES
For
baby's
food.
RUBBER
NIPPLES
For
nursing
bottles.
ABSORBENT
COTTON
For
plugging
nursing
bottles.
BOTTLE
BRUSHES-For
cleaning
nursing
bottles.
GAUZE
For
cleaning
baby's
face.
RUBBER
SHEETING
To
prevent
baby
wetting
bed.
BABY
TALCUM
POWDERS
For
baby's
delicate
skin.
BABY
SOAPS
For
baby's
bath.
SAFETY
PINS
For
fastening
baby's
.clothes.
THERMOMETERS
For
taking
baby's
temperature.
BORIC
ACID
SOLUTIONS
For
baby's
eyes.
RUBBER
SYRINGES
For
baby's
ears.
SPONGES
For
baby's
bath.
Our
Baby
Scales
Arc
Always
at
Your
Service
This
is
the
Store
that
gives
SERVICE
that
SERVES
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Ptoneer
Drvtf&ists
fte
Kexail
SUr
Phones:
81
&
82
Mill..
Crnm
X
a.m.
till
10
D.m.
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Sundays
md
Holidays
From
12
noon
till
2
p.m.,
7
p.m.
till
9-p.m.
Used
Furniture
Used
Radio,
Rogers
Mantel
Model
2
0.00
-
-v.
1
Cabinet
Gramaphones
price,
up
trom
New
Goods
$5.00
New
Blankets
CO
TC
CQ
fZfi
75
price
u
v
New
Pack
Sacks
price
New
Suitcases
price
$2.75,
$4.50
$2.75,
$7.00
D.
ELIO
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
Green
421
Wc
Buy
Household
Goods
Elbows,
tGoal
Hods,
Stove
Boards,
Stove
:Shovels,
Dampers,
Stove
Pipes,
Spark
Guards,
Furnace
Scoops
Heaters,
from
$1.50
'to
$22.00
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
cCO.
LTD.
N
you
lose
anything
?iry
a
xlmtt
M
wL
Lorn
Prince
'Rupert
i
Badminton
Club
on
.
last
night's
.train
-and
mvHI,
sail
on
Xhe
Prince
.George
this
after
noon
for
Stewart.
Contsabie
M.
'-F.i-Foster
'R.eiM.f.
and
Mrs.
Foster
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
from
Vancouver.
Con
stable
Foster
is
to
be
stationed
here
as
Royal
'
Canadian
Mounted,
Police
officer,
taking
the
place
of
Corp.
A.
Mason'Rooke
who
Is
going
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Stone,
who
were
married
here
three
weeks
ao
and
have
been
on
a.
"honey
moon
tour
south,
returned
to'
'the
city
from
'Vancouver
oh'
the"
Prinda
George
this
morning.
"They
will
take
up
residence
in'
the?
Summit
Apartments.
The'
bride
was
for
merly
Miss
Nessle
Brown.
Miss
Helen
Grant
of
the
..United
States
consulate
In
Vancouver
and
formerly
stationed
"here
arrived
in
I
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
the
south
and
wP.l
proceed
this
evening
to
.the
in
terior.
She
will
visit
.with
her
father,
William
Grant,
at
Hazelton
and
with
her
sister,
Mrs;
Normal)
ruipatncK,
at
simmers.-
-
Announcements
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
dance,
Elks'
Hall,
Friday,,
Feb.
7.
Moose
Leglqn
anniversary
novelty
dance,
February
7.
Anglican
Girl's
W.
A.VTe'a,
Mrs,
Tinker's,
February
.8.
MOOSE
H
ALL
prince
Rupert
Moose
:Lq$ge
will
meet-at
8
p.m.
Installation
f
Offirers
at
9
.o'clock:
,
j.areu,
Proprietor
i
"A
fUOME
fAWAY
PPM
'HOME"
!60'Room
!Hoti-ColdiWler
:PrlnceRupert,!JB.C.
OTrtilgjiW
lag.
Ladies'
Music
club
Tea
Musical?;
February
12.
United
13.
Cambrai
ruary
14.
Valentine
Tea,
February
.Valentine
Dance,
Feb-
Varden
Concert,
February
19.
Valentine
tea,
Oddfellows'
Hall
February
20.
C.
N.
R.
A.
Annual
Dance,
Elks'
Hall,
Friday,
February
21,
Sons
of
Norway,
Skuesplll
and
1
'You
can
rent
a
car
aWalker'Sj
;Just
received,
large
shipment
o!
as
;
low
as'$li50
a
dtyj'ntus-
7c
a
mile.
Mrs.:H.
S.
Parker,
'Who
'has
bee.i
on
a'buslness
trip
-
south,
-returned
from
Vancouver
on
-the
Prince
George
thlsmornbg.
flannel
slacks.
-Annettes.
Regular
monthly
meeting
Canadian
Legion
Women's
Auxiliary,
Thursday,
;6th,
8"
o'clock.
(30)
John
Gurvlch,
-who
has
been
jji
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
-'Vancouver
and
Seattle,
1
returned
to
the
cit?
dance,
i
Friday,
PebV
n,l
jakr
iHaft.
i
on
the
Prince
George
fthis
morn-
Balagno's.
Orchestna.lRefreshmeoU
Adm.-50c.iEverybodjr
.
welc6me,
,
,30r2
Mrs.
,J.
H.
CGower
lor
JDttawa
arrived
in
the
city
from
-the
J&At
Alex
McKenzle.
who
has
.been
spending
a
few
weeks
in
Van
couver,
.'returned
,to
.the
,clty
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
.George
tills
.morning.
j
R.
R.
-Nlchol,
taxation
officer
for
the
Canadian
"National
Railway?
.Just
received,
large,
shipment
:pt
'
from
Winnipeg,
arrived
in
the
city
printed
dresses.
Annette's,
(30)
;F.
E.
Robertson,
manager
'of
rthe
local-branch,
of
the
Royal)
Bank
;of
Canada,
-and
'Mrs.
i
Robertson:
.sailed
yesterday
afternoon,
on
the'.Catala
for
a
two.
-weeks'
trip
:to
Vancouver,
firom
Vancouver
uu
uie
rrince
George
this
morning,
being
hen:
on
local
taxation
matters.
-Rev.
F.
W.
'Hardy
of
Ocean
'Falla
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Ocean
Falls
to
attend
sessions
of
Prlnee
Rupert
'Presbytery
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
which
are
now
(going
on
here.
Might
Coughs
I
n.
i
VS.
Quickly
checked
without
"dosing."
.
.Jul
V
CKS
rub
on
TTVapoRub
A.
T.
Harrer,
well
known
Sml
thers
mining
man,
who
has
been
on
a
trip,
south,
arrived
from?
Vancou
ver
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
and
will
proceed
to
the
Interior
.on
this
evening's
train.
W.
-West
and
Miss
'Mary
.West
of
Terrace,
-who
have
been
on
trip
to
Vancouver,
arrived
In
the
city
from
.he
south
on
the
Prince
George
.this
morning
and
will
pro
ceed
to
the
interior
on
this
eve
nlng's
train.
Sergeant
F.
-J.
Culverhouse
R.C
M.P.of
Hazelton,.who
hasbeen
an
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
on
offl
clal
business,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prlno
George
this
morning
and
will
-pro
ceed
to
the
interior
on
this
eve
nlng's
train.
Dr.
A.
S.
Lamb,
provincial
hos
pital
Inspector,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
will
be
here
for
the
next
week.
He
will
make
his
annual
Inspection
of
the
local
hospital
and
will
be
present
at
n
special
meeting
of
the
board
tonight
when
-the
project
for
a
new
hospital
is
to
be
discussed
following
the
trip
to
.Victoria
of
a
dele
gation
..which
Interviewed
the
gov
ernment
von
the
matter.
In
hii
capacity
.as
.provincial
chest
spec
iallst,
Dr.
Lamb
will
also
conduc'
a
tuberculosis
clinic
while
here.
f
c.
J.
'Hotel
Arrivals
'
'Knox
McDonald,
city.
i
Prince
'Rupert
'Mr.
and
"Mrs.
P.
King
and
son,
Inverness;
-A.
Berner,
Telkwa;
E
A.
Tate.
IRev.
Dr.
S.
S.
Osterhoat,
F.
J.
Lancaster,
J.
Hall,
J.
L.
Jen
kins,
Dr.
A.
S,
Lamb
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
F.
Foster,
Vancouver;
G
D.
Masson
and
R.
R.
Nlchol,
Winnipeg;
Mrs.
T.
E.
JJrooks,
Terrace:
Dr.
H,
C,
Wrlnch,
Hazelton;
Mrs.
J.
II.
Gower,
Ottawa;
H.
E.
.Gould-
bourn,
J.
Richards
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
A,
,Wood,
Victoria;
S.
E.
tBate,
.Regina;
Dan
O'Rourke,
Cal
gary;
Mrs.
R.
McDonald,
Phelan.
Jtoya!
Rev.
J.
Kabayama,
Ocean
Falls.
Savoy
'F.'T.Patterson
and'Mr.
and
'Mrs,
H..Clay,
Surf
.Point;
Peter
Nlelson,
Hazelton.
ITvSKD
FOR
(HAVING
STILL
Gus
Cordel.
whose
premises
on
t
Shawatlans'
Passage
were
raided
by
Dominion
officers,
pieaded
guilty
tin
city.
police,
court
yesterday
aft-
lernoon
.before
i.Indlan
''Agent
W.
E.
i.Colllson
and'.G.
H.
iMunro,
justices
.of
the
peace,
on
a
;charge
of
hav
ing
a
.still
In
his
possession
and
,was
.fined
;$100,
with
option
of
three
months'
imprisonment,
the
.still
toeing
'
confiscated.
Domer
Ljolinson,
charged
initlie
same
connection
with
supplying
liquor
to
Indians,
has
had
his
case
remanded
for
eight
.days.
He
Is
also
facing
an
additional
charge
of
.assault.
AIR
BASE
STRING
ALL
ACROSS
DOMINION
NEARLY
COMPLETE
(Continued
from
P.ize"l
4n
actual
us&
while
air
mall
services
were
maintained
across
the
prov
inces
of
Manitoba,
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta.
It
has
not
been
-used
for
the
past
two
or
three
years.
Mountain
Route
'From
Vancouver
the
route
pro
ceeds
eastward
through
the
Crow's
Nest
Pass
to
Lethbridge,
Alta.
The
Crow's
Nest
was
chosen
in
preference
to
the
Kicking
Horse
and
Yellow
Head
Passes
because
it
is
the.
Shortest
.and
most
direct
route
and
passes
through
better
flying
country..
It
traverses
an
area
which
Is
more
highly
developed
and
better
settled'
than
the
others
and
enjoys
better
weather.
On
the
mountain
section
there
are
now
six
licensed
airports
maintained
by
municipalities
or
private
Interests.
The
government
has
com-
ipleted
one
airport
at
Princeton,
six
more
are
nearing
completion
and
four
are
under
development.
Six
more
must
be
acquired.
The
.
prairie
section
has
27
com
pleted
.
landing
fields
along
the
routes
from
Lethbridge
to
Winni
peg
and
Lethbridge
to
Edmonton.
Lighting
equipment
for
these
fields
is
in
storage
and
there
are
five
radio
beacons.
From
Winnipeg
the
airway
fol
lows
the
line
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways
through
Northern
Ontario
to
Cochrane.
This
nor
thern
route
was
chosen
because
of
better
climatic
conditions
pre
vailing
back
from
the
Great
Lakes
and
because
It
was
easier
to
find!
suitable
landing
sites.
The
eastern
end
pf
the
route
passes
through
the
clay
belt.
By
avoiding
the
rocky
territory
along
the
northern
shores
Of
the
lakes
It
was
easier
to
build
the
airway
In
straight
line
sections
to
conform
to
beam
wireless
courses.
In
Northern
Ontario
14
sites
have
now
been
developed
to
the
point
where
landing
is
possible.
They
are
not
yet
open
to
the
public
however,
and
have
not
been
marked,
on
maps
issued
to
pilots.
Work
is
progressing
tinder
the
un-1
employment
relief
plan,
on
21
other
!
sites
and
six
more
have
yet
to
be
acquired.
From
Cochrane
the
line
swings
i
south'
;to
Elmsdale
Ont.,
where
It!
splits,
into
two
branches,
one
going
to
Toronto
and
the.
other
to
Montreal.
.The
iKasiern
.
End
The
v
eastern
.end
of
the
airway
cuts
straight
east
from
Montreal
to
Saint
.John
and
Moncton,
N.B.,
passing
oyer
the
State
of
Maine.
A
survey
showed
this
was
the
most
direct
route
and
the
best
flying
country.
I
Under
the
unemployment
relief
plan
five
.intermediate
airdromes
have
tbeen
constructed
on
this
section
and
are
.
now
suitable
for
land
ing
byvdepartmental
aircraft.
Two
other
sites
are
being
developed
and
two
more
have,
been
acquired
for
development
in
1936.
No
development
has
been
undertaken
by
Can-
ada.hr
the
State
of
Maine
but
it
is
likely
.arrangements
will
be
made
forCanadian
filers
to
make
use
of
existing
airdromes
for
.emergency
landings.
From
Moncton
one
branch
of
the
airway
will
cut
southeast
to
Hall-1
fax,
and
another,
although
not
yet
j
completely
.surveyed,
will
stretch
eastward
.to
Sydney
by
way
of
New.
Glasgow.
j
Peter
Nelson,
an
old
timer
of
Hazelton,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the,
train
last
night
and
Is
proceeding
by
boat
to
Vancouver.
01
WAN-TED
WORK
WANTED
YOUNG,
-Experienced
Bookkeeper
wants
work
Phone
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937.
(35)
FOR
SALE
TOBACCO
Sample
package,
10
lbs.
mild
or
strong
leaf
tobacco,
with
preparation
to
give
good
aroma
,to
tobacco
free,
all
for
$1.50
ov
50
lbs.
$5.
Agents
wanted.
The
Capital
Gasoline
Light
Co.,
4
Cumberland
St.,
Ottawa.
(35)
FOUND
FOUND
Bunch
of
keys
In
leather
case.
Keys
rusty,
evidently
been
lost
some
time.
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MILK
AND
CREAM
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inATRY
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111
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657
THE
four
luscious
loRnbcrries
shown
above
arc
but
a
few
of
millions
which
were
oa
the
vines
last
year
in
British
Columbia.
It
Is
a
delightful,
large,
slightly
tart,
wine-colored
berry
;of
utmost
value
to
many
recipes.
The
bsst
jam
is
made
from
fresh
berries
and
pure
sujar
with
nothing
lse
added.
We
have
Just
been
told
that
Royal
City
Jams
are
made
in
this
way,
and
that
they
are
now
being
sold
at
lower
prices.
11
i
WANTED
Gasoline
pressure
tank1
for
hollow
wire
system,
hold
3
to
5
gallons
gas.
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or
phone
at
once
to
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UNION
STEAMS-IMPS,
LIMITED
Special
Low
Winter
Excursion
Rates
effective
November
1st,
1935
to
February
29th.
1936.
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver
and
return
$32.00.
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:.
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
'TUESDAY,1
1:30
P.M.
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
T.S.S.
OARDKNA
FRIDAY,
10:30
.
PM.
i
Due
Vaj
ouver,
Monday
a.m.
,
.
-,-;
-
;
-
'
.-
Weekly
sailings
to
Port
Simpson,
Stewart,
Anyox
and
.Naas
River,
Sunday,
8
p.m.
Further
information
regarding
sailings
and
tlckets-from
R.
M.
SMITH,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.'
Phone
568
A
U
TIL
AC
The
original
four-hour
enamel,
still,
first
Jn
quality
Its
rich,
sa,tin
gloss
finish
lasts,
and
lasts,
continued
washing
has
practically
no
effect
on
it.
Easily
applied,
and
economical
to
use.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
C.
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
pjn.
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturdays
10:20
p.m.
McBride
St.
Phone
311
ROSES
Order
your
roses
now
"for
spring
planting.
Per
dozen,
$3.00
and
up
Other
Shrubs
same
price
ARTHUR
BAYNE
Successor
to.Glennle's,
Ask
Eor
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
Look
for
the
WHITE
LABEL
with
the
GOLD
SEAL
i,,r
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
ah
'all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
t;..
For
-
-
GOAL
LUMBER
Building
Supplies
PHILPOn
EV1TT
&
Go.
Ltd.
651
and
652
Hah
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