1
PACUB
P0U3
Find
Out
From
Your
Doctor
if
the
"Pain"
Remedy
You
Take
Is
Safe.
Don't
Entrust
Your
Own
or
Your
Family's
Well
Being
to
Unknown
Preparations
BEFORE
you
take
any
preparation
you
don't
know
all
about,
for
the
relief
of
headaches;
or
the
pains
of
rheumatism,
neuritis
or
neuralgia,
ask
your
doctor,
what
he
thinks
about
it
in
comparison
with
"Aspirin."
We
say
this
because,
before
the
discovery
of
"Aspirin,"
most
so-called
"pain"
remedies
were
advised
against
by
physicians
as
being
bad
for
the
stomach;
or,
often,
for
the
heart.
And
the
discovery
of
"Aspirin"
largely
changed
medical
practice.
Countless
thousands
of
people
who
have
taken
"Aspirin"
year
in
and
out
without
ill
effect,
have
proved
that
the
medical
findings
about
its
safety
were
correct.
Remember
this:
"Aspirin"
is
rated
among
the
fastest
methods
yet
discotfred
for
the
relief
of
headaches
and
all
common
pains
.
.
.
and
safe
for
the
average
person
to
take
regularly.
"Aspirin"
Tablets
are
made
in
Canada.
"Aspirin"
is
the
registered
trade-mark
of
the
Bayer
Company,
Limited.
Look
for
the
name
Bayer
in
the
form
of
a
cross
on
eyery
tablet.
'Demand
and
Get
"ASPIRIN"
60
PHONE
60
Kaien
Transfer
We
handle
the
Finest
Grades
of
Coal
and
Wood,
at
market
prices.
Bone
Dry
Kindling
always
in
stock.
We
also
operate
60
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Service
Do
You
Return
From
Your
Vacation
100
Percent
Fit?
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When
You
Holiday
at
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Write
for
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and
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WHIFFS
Many
Canadian
Boats
Land
Halibut
North
Sea
Now
at
Ketchikan
Cardena
Late
Again
The
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
steamer
North
Sea,
which
went
ashore
on
Marsh
Point,
Prince
of
Wales
Island,
Thursday
morning,
being
badly
holed,
arrived
at
Ketchikan
early
this
morning.
She
had
been
beached
temporarily
at
Hunter's
Bay
following
stranding
for
pumping
and
patching
of
a
gaping
hole
in
her
port
bow.
Some
,.
,
.
.
of
the
passengers
were
transferred
n
i
i
ji
by
the
coastguard
cutter
Alert
to
OalVatlOn
ArUiy
(
the
5tamer
Victoria.
Others
re-
'
'
j
malned
on
board
the
North
Sea
lifting
I
a
0"
UrlV
untl1
sne
arrived
at
Ketchikan.
The
llUUd
lag
1aj
North
gea
wU1
proced
t0
Seattle
for
permanent
repairs
on
dry
dock,
The
annual
Self
Denial
Cam-
it
is
announced.
Weary
and
un-palgn
tag
day
of
the
Salvation
!
shaven,
Capt.
A.
W.
Nickerson
Army
is
being
held
on
the
city'
docked
the
crippled
North
Sea
at
streets
today.
Adjutant
Eva
Lay-
Ketchikan
at
2
a.m.,
forty-seven
cock
is
in
charge
at
the
Citadel
'hours
after
the
vessel
had
groun-wlth
Lieut.
Hilda
Bridge
directing
ded
In
soupy
fog.
In
contrast
with
the
actual
tagging
on
,the
outside,
the
tired
captain,
according
to
re-The
taggers
are
Lieut.
Henrietta
ports
received
today,
'
were
29
Mary
Pierce,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
L.
the
143
who
originally
sailed
north
Jones,
Master
David
Jones,
Herbert
from
Seattle.
The
remainder.
Pierce,
Earl
Pierce,
Mrs.
Nesbltt,
bound
for
northern
points,
had
Miss
Ina
Robertson.
Miss
Dolly
been
transferred
to
the
steamer
Smith,
Miss
Betty
Wide,
Susie
Victoria
or
landed
at
their
destlna-Woods.
Gloria"
Cook,
Colleen
Mon-.tlons
by
the
Alert.
teith
The
Letter
Box
COMMUNISTS
HEARD
FROM
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
your
editorial
in
your
issue
of
statements
against
Arthur
Evans,
dard
of
workers
In
every
walk
of
tag
the
aggregate
for
1936
to
date
Communist
have
distress
to
get
a
vu.io.un
an
ui-,
up
vu
i.ouo.ouu
pounas
in
compari-
I.J
.
.
I
.
.
1
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T
.
1
'
...
icnui
uiuuvc
uicii
an
i
can
ay
i
son
wiui
026,700
pounds
a
year
ago.
we
pieaa
gumy.
,s0
far
the
grand
total
of
halibut
Whv
not.
mmp
nut.
In
thp
nnpn
lonrilnm
n
n.uA
r..
i.
i,.
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1
1
Mr.
Editor,
and
substantiate
the
season
had
reached
2
923
600
charges
that
you
make
with
some
pounds
as
compared
with
1,765,300
concrete
evidence?
j
pounds
in
the
corresponding
per-
The
Communists
whom
you
so.iod
last
year.
Prices
during
the
fondly
rave
about
have
shown
to
week
remained
fairly
steady,
rane-
the
rest
of
the
world
that,
far
from
lng
Irom
6c
and
5c
to
6.9c
and
5.5c
being
destructive,
they
ae
progres-
for
Canadian
fish
and
from
6c
and
sive
when
unfettered
by
capitalism.
(
5c
to
7.2c
and
6c
for
American.
Your
paper
supposedly
caters
to
i
the
general
public.
Why
cannot
1
flayed
again
by
having
had
ex-
that
same
eeneral
nuhlir
he
thitra
calls
to
make
at
cannery
points
Judges
on
this
subject?
I
myself,
on
'
along
the
coast
Uno
steamer
behalf
of
the
Prince
Rupert
section
of
the
Communist
Party
of
Canada,
challenge
you
to
prove
the
statements
referred
to
in
your
paper
and
in
justice
to
the
party
that
we
represent
this
is
the
least
that
we
can
expect.
R.
R.
WEBSTER,
Secretary,
Prince
Rupert
Section,
communist
Party
of
Canada
NOT
LOWEST
TENDER
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
wish
to
draw
your
attention
to
an
item
which
appeared
in
your
newspaper
of
recent
date,
wherein
you
state
that
Mr.
Bryant,
whose
tender
of
$29.00
per
suit
was
the
lowest,
was
given
the
order
by
the
city
to
supply
seven
uniforms
for
the
local
firemen.
In
this
regard,
I
would
like
to
state
that
the
writer
submitted
a
tender
of
$25.75
ner
suit.
Perhaps
the
purchasing
agent
might
be
able
to
explain
this
dls
crepency;
Thank
you,
Mr.
Editor,
for
your
valuable
space.
P.
CRAVETTO,
Agent
Tip
Top
Tailors
oarqesa,
Capt
John
Boden,
ordi
narily
due
In
port
last
night
from
the
south,
arrived
at
11:30
this
morning
and
sailed
this
afternoon
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
AFTER
the
SHOW
Drop
in
for
a
Dish
of
Ice
Cream
Ice
Cream
Soda
Milk
Shake
or
a
Ciip
of
Tea
or
Coffee
Sandwich,
Cakes
or
Cookies
At
Your
Service
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
319
Third
Avenue
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
wiv
wvy
to
i
MEET
My
rFp
f
i
HE
IS
Mv
P.f:aii
1
-v..w-;,
.
.
HE
wc-Ari,
A
RED
rOSE
IM
"-US
LAPBLIO
daily
kewb
Saturday,
Mav
16)
RESPECTS
TOEVANS
Smithers
Editor
is
Rather
Critical
in
Regard
to
Communist
Agitator
Bold
and
Blatant
Merely
Exploiting
Those
Cause
He
Proposes
to
Espouse
tator,
who
visited
and
spoke
Thlerstein,
Miss
Clara
Pierce,
Miss
laughing
and
singing
passengers
of
"camps.
Through
the
part
he
play
ed
In
the
famous
Ottawa
trek
of
unemployed
last
year,
Mr.
Evans
attracted
a
large
number
anxious
to
peek
at
any
new
sensation,
and
a
number
of
them
shovelled
Into
the
collection
boxes
In
bull:
that
meant
depriving
their
chll
The
veteran
Alaskan
lighthouse
dren
Most
of
them
however,
who
tender
Cedar
was
back
in
Ketchl-
hear
remained
ume
a
notable,
kan
yesterday
after
having
under-
for
a
tlme
to
tUten
to
a
curloSity
gone
annual
overhaul
at
Seattle.
..Mr.
Evans.
contribution,
or
dla-She
brought
north
a
number
of
tribe,
was
a
disappointment
to
lighthouse-
employees
who
had
many
who
had
been
delvlne
into
been
in
the
south.
From
Ketchikan
the
virtue
of
Slight
'changes
in
our
i
the,
Cedar-
proceedJna.jtOiMary
system
and-the
-eaHse
lost
'through
Island.
the
nonsense
spewed
by
the
self-
Heaviness
of
Canadian
landlnes
St.m5r.r'
.
...
May
15
entitled
"Building
a
Coun-
marked
hallbut
buslness
at
Prlnce
JSJ
"wt;"Jf
try"
you
make
some
very
pointed
Rupert
during
tne
past
week,
25
Phte
?e
Jl
th,
communists
ri
u..t
i
u
-
a
"
icoocis
noting
uiuugm
ill
A
HJtai
niiHl.
i
i
At
i
t
that
I
would
like
to
correct.
You
f
oosnnn
u..
umrcii.
ana
ineir
sympamy
accused
them
of
trying
to
pull
tanad.
"
3
f.
compared
to
Evans
down
what
others
build.
Further
t0
date
up
to
1.614.800.
pounds
as
"Yw0rk
n
.
and
wants
to
than
that
you
Insinuate
underhand
compared
with
958,600
pounds
at
a
TthL
in
wan
a
a
meant
"
methods
are
used.
The
Communist
corresponding
date
last
year.
Am-
5uPJrT?
l
.
,
i
.
"
un
viiu.
irariy
oi
anaaa
Mucere
hi
us
erican
landings
for
the
week
efforts
to
improve
the
living
stan-
amounted
to
196,500
pounds,
bring-
Juts
as
maggots
must
have
pu
trlflcatlon
to
thrive,
so
must
the
hearing
in
any
land
"The
young
men
were
in
camps
under
military
organization,
and
everybody
knows
that
such
soul.
destroying
conditions
should
no
exist.
The
worst
news
nickel-co'.-lecting
Communists
have
had
In
several
years
is
the
action
of
the
Liberal
.
government
at
Ottawa
in
closing
the
camps
and
taking
these
young
men
for
work
of
a
construc
tive
puDiic
nature
at
a
fair
wage.
Self
Centered
Talk
"But
instead
of
telling
the
troubles
of
the
young
men
caught
In
the
net
of
depression,
with
bleakest
outlook,
Evans
spent
over
an
hour
in
a
talk
that
sizzled
with
self
pity
and
his
own
personal
troubles
with
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett.
"S
.,
what
a
martyr
I
am,"
was
his
fin
I
est
facial
expression.
For
ths
greater
part
of
his
address,
Evans
was
self-centered
the
unfortunate
youths
were
a
matter
for
but
secondary
consideration.
"But
Mr.
Evans
got
the
dough.
He
demanded
a
paper
money
collection
first;
then
he
called
for
a
silver
contribution,
his
appeal
for
labor
rising
to
strongest
heights
when
he
asked
and
demanded
that
the
yokels
come
through
with
all
the
silver
they
had,
and
It
Is
not
likely
that
by
the
time
Mr.
Evans
gets
along
the
road,
living
In
com
fort
and
losing
no
meals,
there'
will
be
much
for
the
desolate
"comrades"
In
the
camps.
"While
this
depression
has
meant
much
of
sacrifice
to
many
people,
has
meant
hunger
or
self-denial
to
hundreds
on
relief,
it
has
been
one
great
opportunity
for
a
gang
of
agitators
who
have
been
continuously
on
the
road,
ostensibly
in
the
Interest
of
"fellow-workers,
although
few
of
them
have
ever
done,
or
intend
to
do,
very
A
Mutual
Question
lltle
work
If
they
can
get
by
through
hoidlng
meetings
such
as
that
of
last
Wednesday
and
gouging
the
relief
men
for
their
last
dimes
in
the
name
of
a
worthy
cause.And
the
surprise
is
that
the
relief
men
appear
glad
to
shell
out
dimes
without
thought
or
care
for
I
the
bread
It
will
buy
for
those
who
I
need
it
more
than
these
transient
and
raucous
exponents
of
a
mythical
"new
order."
No
Help
For
Labor
If
every
man
who
went
down
for
Whoe
i
the
silver
on
the
demand
of
Evans
would
stop
to
think
for
one
minute
1
they
would
find
that
the
same
Ar
Communist
agl-
thur
Evans,
by
two
silly
and
un
hi
thinking
words,
undid
In
a
few
sec-
Smithers
recently,
did
not
create
onds
all
that
the
real
friends
of
a
very
favorable
Impression
upen
.
Labor
have
been
able
to
accom-
L.
B.
Warner,
editor
of
the
Inter-
"pHsh
over
several
years.
Those
lor
News
at
Smithers,
who
had
the
words
were
uttered
in
the
face
of
.
'
.
-
11
1
t
l
A.
1.
iouowing
causuc
remarss
wj
mane
;
premier
K.
B.
uenneit
about
Mr.
Evans
editorially:
"Preaching
a
gospel
of
destruc
tion,
bold
and
blatant
Arthur
H.
Evans
held
forth
in
Smithers
last
Wednesday,
Under
auspices,
or
at
least
passive
goodwill,
of
the
C.C.
F.,
he
was
to
tell
a
story,
of
down
trodden
humanity
as
represented
by
the
young
men
In'
the
relief
"Labor
needs
public
sympathy
and
support
the
same
as
any
other
cause,
but
when
a
man
of
the
type
of
Arthur
Evans
chose
to
use
the
words
he
did
to
the
prime
minister
of
this
country,
he
put
a
doubtful
bravado
and
personal
satisfaction
ahead
of
his.
duty
to
the
cause
he
espoused.
He
eliminated
public
sympathy
and
he
showed
as
clearly
as
possible
that
his
Interest
wa3
more
for
Communism
and
Evan.
than
it
was
for
Labor.
there
Is
less
sympathy
for
the
needy
who
deprived
their
famlllej
and
also
themselves
to
support
an
other
of
the
opportunists
who
havej
been
feeding
on
relief
men
under!
the
cloak
of
a
friendship
and
championship.
"The
C.C.F.
was
never
at
a
lower
ebb
than
it
has
been
since
they
went
down
in
their
pockets
to
put
money
into
the
maw
of
Arthur
H.
Evans
In
belief
that
it
was
going
to
the
men
whose
cause
he
pretends
to
espouse.
"Labor
needs
all
the
help
it
can
get
but
it
needs
real
champions
and
the
champion
it
needs
most
of
all
at
this
time
is
the
championship
of
a
champion
who
will
champion
them
against
the
cham-;
plonshlp
of
Arthur
Evans
and
oth
ers
of
his
ilk."
WORLD'S
LANGUAGES
NUMBER
THOUSANDS
The
grand
total
of
languages,
living
and
dead,
has
been
compiled
by
the
French
Academy
of
Science.
No
less
than
6,760
have
been
used
since
the
beginning
of
man.
Of
these
there
are
2,796
languages
spoken
today.
The
most
widely
spoken
language
today
Is
English;
then
German
and
Russian;
Span-
"And
right
here
In
this
district
Ish,
French
and
Italian.
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
C.
D.
CLARKE,
Minister
Choir
.Leader-
.-
Organist.
J.
S.
Wilson,
Geo.
Wilson
Miss
S.
Olafson,
AT.CAI.
7:30
P.M.,
SERVICE
OF
SONG
Soloists:
Mr.
J.
E.
Davey,
"My
High
Tower"
Mr.
N.
Redman,
"The
Lord
Is
My
Light"
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
"Lead,
Kindly
Light"
(Pughe
Evans)
Duet:
Dr.
R.
G.
and
Mrs.
Large,
"Supplication"
(J.
Gllllngham)
Anthems:
"Turn
Thy
Face
From
My
Sins"
"They
Shall
Mount
Up
With
Wings"
Wagons-Scooters-Kiddo
Bikes
NEW
1936
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MODELS
Wagons,
Scoo.ers,
Wheelbarrows,
Kiddie
Cars
and
Raby
Walkers.
A
complete
and
extensive
line
of
Children's
Wheel
Goods
Just
arrived
and
priced
especially
low
for
quick
turnover.
BUY
NOW
AND
SAVE!
FLEETWING
WAGON
10x22
inch,
6i-inch
wheel
$3.00
12x24
inch,
7-inch
wheel
$4.50
AIRPORT
EXPRESS
WAGON
12x30
inch,
8J-inch
wheel
$6.00
KIDDO
BIKE
With
redals,
Saddle
Shape
Wood
Seat
11
-inch
size
$3.00
13-inch
size
$3.50
SCOOTERS
"FLASH"
Medium
weight
$2.75
Heavy
weight
$3.50
WHEELBARROWS
30-inch
hardwood
$1.50
NOTE:
All
of
the
above
have
rubber
tire
disc
wheels,
strong;
undernames
and
bolted
construction
(no
rivets).
BABY
WALKERS
$4.00
Mahogany
finish
with
play
beads
and
tray.
Adjustable
seat
and
strong
casters.
We
also
stock
C.
C.
M.
Wagons
and
Bicycles
at
standard
prices
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Bathtubs,
Washbasins,
Windows,
and
Mirror.
Cannot
scratch.
Vacuum
Cleaners
For
the
QUEEN
MARY
Hie
task
of
cleaning
eight
miles
of
carpets,
countless
curtains,
Innumerable
beds,
armchairs,
etc.
is
to
be
carried
out
exclusively
by
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a
Hoover
for
your
home
for
only
$5.50
Easy
terms
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you
wish
Kaien
Hardware
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a
Home
Trial
Rats
and
Beaver
We
have
a
big
order
for
both
and
In
order
to
Induce
trappers
and
dealers
to
ship
their
skins
we
are
offering
more
than
market
prices.
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them
in
and
we
will
wire
the
money
immediately.
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