rial
TQim
PREVENT
DANGERS
OF
CONSTIPATION"
"Bulk"
in
All-Bran
Is
Gentle
in
Action
Common
constipation
is
largely
due
to
insufficient
"bulk"
in
meals.
You
fail
to
get
your
internal
exercise.
Millions
of
people
have
found
that
Kellogg's
All-Bran
supplies
soft
"bulk"
with
satisfactory
results.
Tests
In
nutrition
laboratories
demonstrate
that
the
"bulk"
in
All-Bran
can
be
used
with
the
utmost
confidence.
Naturally,
those
few
Individuals
with
diseased
or
highly
sensitive
intestines
should
not
take
"bulk"
in
any
form
either
in
leafy
vegetables
or
in
bran.
Unlike
cathartics,
All-Bran
is
.tm-.l
In
it
action
nor
does
this
'
food
lose
its
effectiveness
with
continued
use.
Within
the
body,
it
t
t
!
.A
Aiflnneoa
f
ho
intestines,
promoting
normal
and
t
111-
J:M!n.i!ni.
Two
Ublespoonfuls
of
this
delicious
cereal,
served
with
milk
or
.
cream,
are
usually
sufficient
Enjoy
11
lilSO
in
cou&eu
uisuca.
AlClf
JUUl
J
r
t,
-
.
!
Dm
ir
.omilQvlir
frtT
fomilaritV.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
CftiWfe"
to
innffirient
"bulk"
KITKATLA
IS
CENTRE
OF
INTEREST
AS
$10,000
CHURCH
IS
DEDICATED;
TWO
HUNDRED
VISITORS
PRESENT.
(Continued
from
Page
1)
-
mat
tho
Rlehnn
the
in-
leumbent,
Rev.
M.
II.
Lawrence,
and
!
church
officials.
After
presenta-'
tions
had
been
made
on
behalf
of
I
the
various
villages
represented,
the
hymn
"The
Church's
One
Foundation
Is
Jesus
Christ
Our
Lord"
was
sung.
The'
Bishop,
the
church
officials
and
members
of
the
Kitkatla
band
encircled
the
church
and
the
New
Metlakatla
choir
led
the
singing.
'
Followed
the
presentation
of
the'
petition
from
the
Kitkatla
congregation
asking
the
Bishop
to
consecrate
the
church
"to
be
used
forever
for
the
worship
of
God
according
to
the
rites
and
ceremonies
of
the
Church
of
England."
The
consecration
of
the
church
and
the
'
dedication
of
the
various
gifts
then
took
place.
The
Bishop
preached
from
I
Kings
9:3,
taking
as
his
text:
"I
have
hallowed
this
House;
which
thou
hast
built
to
put
My
name
there
forever
and
Mine
Eyes
and
Mine
Heart
shall
be
there
per
petually."
There
was'
a
large
con-.
ereeatlon
present
and
the
musical
nart
of
the
service
was
splendidly
taken
charge
of
by
th
Greenville
choir
under
the
very
able
leaders
shlo
of
Joshua
McKay.
At
the
close
of
the
service
the
Sacramen
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$1.25
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Handbook
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$2.00
Prospecting'
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Operating
Small
Gold
Placers
(Boerlcke)
$2.00
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
IS
SLUMBER
KING
SPRING
Guaranteed
And
the
price
is
only
$13.50
They
are
built
for
sleep.
PHONE
775.
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
l
l
i
of
theJLord's
Supper
was.-admln-lsteredwith
over
one
hundred
persons
partaking.
In
the
afternoon
another
large
ly
attended
service
was
held.
The
music
was
led
by
a
large
choir
under
the
leadership
of
Charles
McNeil
of
Klncolith.
Members
of
the
choir
were
robed
In
surplices
and
college
mortar
board
caps.
Their
work
reflected
careful
training
and
was
much
appreciated.
For
the
evening
service
the
church
was
crowded.
The
service
consisted
of
a
brief
prayer
period
and
a
.
sacred
concert
by
the
New
Metlakatla
choir
and
orchestra.
This
event
was
outstanding
and
would
have
done
credit
to
any
large
city
church.
The
choir
mas
ter
was
Ben
Haldane
who
Is
a
genuine
musical
genius.
Besides
the
Easter
Day
services,
there
were
services
on
Good
Fri
day
and
Easter
Monday.
The
Kln
colith
choir
provided
the
music
for
the
former.
For
the
latter
the
Kit
katla
choir,'
with
their
new.
sur
jjlces
and
mortar
board
caps,
pro
vided
the
music.
Tills
choir
is
well
known
In
Prince
Rupert
and
thcl
aevciopea,
its
excellence.
The
Church
Army
was
'not
left
out
of
the
celebration.
On
Good
Friday-evening
there
was
a
meeting
in;
the
Church
Army
Hall
led
'iy
the
Bishop.
The
hall
was
full
ind
a
most
helpful
meeting
was
held.
On
Saturday
evening
this
splendid
branch
of
the
church
in
Caledonia
held
another
meeting
When
the
building
was
crowded
to
the
doors,
the
gathering
being
most
enthusiastic.
On
Monday
afternoon
a
meeting
was
held
by
the
Greenville
corps
)l
thcChurch
Army.
Every
day
banquets
were
held
to
which
the
two
hundred
visitors
were
invited
and
as
many
of
the
adult
residents
as
could
be
ac-j
commodated.
Splendid
refreshments
were
served
and
many
eloquent
addresses
were
heard.
Fine
music
indeed
was
furnished
by
the
Qreenville.
Kitkatla
and
Klncolith
bands
under
the
leadership
respectively
of
Fred
McKay,
Henry
Brown
and
Charles
McNeil.
Chief
Edward
Gamble
and
Henry
Collison
provided
two
of
the
ban
quets.
There
were
also
feasts
by
the
White
Cross
Society,
the
Ladios'
Rxcclslqr
Club
and
the
Young
Womcrfs
Christian
Association.
One
of
the
features
of
the
service
was
the
assistance
given
by
the
Jay
readers
Samuel
McKay
of
Greenville,
James
Stewart
of
Kln
colith,
and
Matthew
Shaw
and
William
Ridley
of
Kitkatla.
The
heart
of
the
whole
celebra
tion
was
Chief
Gamble
who
was
much
In
evidence
everywhere
with
lrnnllll
nn
..nvinWIn
...
'
-Y""
iu
v.aijauic
iiiciuuL'i,
seeing
that
everything
went
smoothly.
ine
visitors
nad
braved
exceed
ingly
stormy
weather
to
attend
the
onsecration
ceremonies
and
some
i
had
come
long
distances.
All
felt.!
however,
after
the
celebration
was
over,
that
,lt,
had
been
well
worth-
wniie.
They
were
loud
In.
their
praises
of
the
splendid
hospitality
At'CTION
SALE
'
TIiiiImt
Sal
XI8.Vill
There
will
ha
nffornri
fVir
sola
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
seven
Mi
dav
of
Mav.
lgan.
in
t.vi
nrrina
t
t-.
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
O.
ure
licence
AlBOOU
VO
cut
Z.U7B
OOr,
ieeif
Doara
measure,
or
Spruce,
Cedar
and
Hemlnrk
nn
an'
a
ma
KitnafH
nn
the
southerly
portion
of
LyeU
Island
nujaui
vo
ucresiora
Arm,
yuecn
Charlotte
Islands
Land
District.
um
year-
wiu
De
allowed
lor
tt
moval
of
timber.
"Provided
ajiv
aim
iinahl
to
ot.tpurl
th
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
runner,
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
th
Chlf
TVirmtr
Vrtrrl
n
r
or
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,
B.c!
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.
Ship
them
in
and-we
will
wire
the
money
immediately.
GOLDBLOOM
The
f)ld
Reliable
See
these
Wonderful
Novelties
MARIGOLDS
Dixie
Sunshine,.
Dwarf
Mexican
Orange,
Tall
Double
Royal
Scott,
Yellow
Supreme
(sweet
scented),
All
Double
African
Lemon,
All
Double
African
Orange.
NEW
NASTURTIUMS
Golden
Globe,
Scarlet
Gleam,
Orange
Gleam,
Golden
Gleam
and
Golden
Hybrids.
ARTHUR
BAYNE
Sccynd
Ave.
Phone
635
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday.
April
iS
m
Port
Essington
Easter
Services
PORT
ESSINGTON.
April
15:
The
Easter
service
at
the
Pierce
Memorial
United
Church
was
wen
attended
and
much
enjoyed.
Two
inthems
were
given
In
fine
form
by
the
choir,
"Jesus
is
Risen"
(Schnacker)
and
"The
Choir
Angelic"
(Hanscom).
There
were
solos
by
Miss
Rosa
Spaldmg
and
William
Spalding
with
trio
and
quartet
by
Misses
Rosa
and
Grace
Spalding
ind
William
Spalding
and
Howard
Starr.
Ten
little
girls
of
the
Junior
Choir,
dressed
in
white,
sang
delightfully
in
"Listen
to
Our
Easter
Song."
These
were
Misses
Laura
and
Orarp
Brownj
Fanny
ind
Esther
Snaldlrig.
Pearl
and
east.
Bertha
Miller,
Lilian
and
Martha
Wesley
and
Jean
and
Francis
E.
T.
Kennev
M.L
.A.
returned
to
nta7
tht
Rev.
Frank
Bushfield
chose
as
'
lemce
Ir0m
ILV
I
P-sult
and
capture.
Tigers,
croco-
hlHesuibs3e
M5ter
GuaraMee
eek
Tir-
H1,h
to
r
tf
f
'r
a$sS
The
chureh
was
tastefully
de-
ov,lrlz,
lth&
dMKer
'rhinoceros
arc
among
the
numer-JLCh,yf
has
naid
unwel-
SI5iM..fluenza
whteh
an
ous
anlmals
of
whlcn
remarkable
-"2r"i:
C.:,come
visit
to
some
terrace
nomes.
nlctures
are
taken
somfi
at
great
"it?!
"r
Vr.
.iiade
bv
the
Indian
ladles
of
the
;ongregatlon,
the
platform
and
front
of
the
church,
having
fresh
daffodils,
pussy
willows
and
ever-jicens
with
suitable
mottoes.
Mrs.
t.
uusntieia
was
organic
holr
leader
and
Howard.Starr.
eadcr,
Henry
Brown,
has
furthCr
that
had
been
provided
by
the
Kitkatla
friends
who
had
spared
no
effort
or
expense
to
make
their
visit
a
happy
one.
The
new
church
is
a
well
built
structure
measuring
80
by
40
feet
and
having
seating
capacity
for
three
hundred'
"people.
There
is
a
very
spacious
chancel
and
two
choir
vestries,
one
for
men
and
the
other
for
women,
besides
a
clergyman's
vestry.
The
church
is
illuminated
by
electric
light
and
plans
arc
being
made
to
lnstal
central
heating
before
the
fall.
A
beautiful
brass
lectern
and
brass
pulpit
desk,
as
well
as
a
number
of
other
articles,
were
do
nated.
The
church
has
cost
over
$10,000
practically
all-of
which
money
ha.r
been
raised
by
the
Kitkatla
people
themselves
and
It
stands
to
their
credit
as
a
monument
of
sacrifice
and
devotion.
Tbit
ii
Congohum
Gold
Sttl
Rug
"DURBAR"
No,
683,
District
News
TERRACE
Fred
Nash,
land
surveyor,
has
returned
to
Terrace
with
George
Dover
from
Kalum
Lake
district
where
thev
have
made
a
fresh
survey
necessitated
bv
the
destruction
of
the
hiahwav
during
the
Dast
winter
when
some
nortions
of
the
S.
A.
Corlev
of
Pacific
brought
a
carload
of
stock
and
effects
sold
by
auction.
The
sale
was
conducted
bv
A.
Attree.
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall.
There
was
a
large
and
varied
list
of
goods
from
cows
ann
cultivators
to
cups
and
dishes.
It
is
said
that
surprisingly
good
prices
resulted.
PORT
ESSINGTON
Edward
Bolton
K
visiting
his
narents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mark
BoJ-fon,
during
the
Easter
holidays.
R.
Tanaka
is
snending
the
vacation
at
his
home
here.
MKs
Jean
Thomas,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Thomas,
left
'ast
week
for
a
visit
to
Southern
Mberta.
UTKECIATES
WOKK
DONE
BY
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
The
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
Society
at
its
annual
meeting
last
light
passed
a
hearty
vote
of
ap
preciation
to
tne
Canadian
Na
vional
Railways
for
the
excellenl
work
done
by
them
in
improving
:neir
local
gardens
under
direction
of
Superintendent
Tobey
and
Jack
Frew.
lVSffiRUG,l,
I
V
aMaSATHFACTION
GCAKANTl
ED
fimJ
BEWARE
OF.
SUBSTITUTES
All
Gold
Stil
Congoleum,
heibr
in
Rug
lorn
or
By-the-yard,
bat
tbe
Gold
Seal
ihowo
hrre
affiled
to
in
turface.
Tbil
ttal
Ii
your
guarantee
from
a
manufarturer
localtd
btti
in
CnJ
aad
ready
to
back
it
up
Immediately
it
aayi
and
meant
"Satisfaction
.
.
.
or
Your
Money
Back".
Refuse
inferior
CONCOLLUM
CANADA
LIMITED
-
MONTREAL
TWO
FILMS
ON
SCREEN
"Fans:
and
Claw,"
Jungle
Thriller,
And
"The
rerlcct
Gentleman,"
Entertaining
Comedy
"Fang
and
Claw,"
another
Frank
Buck
wild
life
thriller
from
the
Malay
Peninsula,
and
"The
Perfect
Gentleman,"
a
delightful
comedy
with
Frank
Morgan
and
Cicely
road
were
completely
obliterated.
Courtneldge
in
the
leading
roles,
comDnse
a
aouDie
dm
n
roe
mm
I
offered
the
middle
of
this
T:
W.
Hall
was
fere
two
or
three
beta?
davs
on
school
insoectlon
work
(and
last
Monday
took
the
train
week
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
"Fang
and
Claw"
evokes
Its
thrills
by
means
of
a
ranld
suc
cession
of
hair-breadth
escapes
risk.
There
are
numerous
suspense
ful
episodes
in
the
course
of
the
film
which
was
taken
during
one
of
Buck's
latest
"Bring
'cm
Back
Alive"
expeditions
to
the
jungle
lands.
"The
Perfect
Gentleman"
marks
the
debut
on
the
American
screen
of
Cicely
Courtneldge.
ranking
comedy
star
of
the
English
stage
and
screen.
It
is
a
fresh
brand
of
comedy
for
America,
the
type
that
is
so
popular
m
England.
Tna
story
concerns
the
affairs
of
a
lovable
down-at-heel
old
retired
major
and
his
adventures
In
a
big
city.
Other
prominent
members
or
the
cast
are
Richard
Waring,
Heather
Angel.
Henry
Stephenson.
Una
O'Connor
and
Herbert
Mun-
din.
When
down
on
the
Waterfront
call
at
the
U
&
I
CAFE
for
our
special
25c
DINNER
Nothing
will
give
you
such
hnppincM
nntl
contentment
ns
money
spent
on
your
home
and
no
other
investment
In
home
furnishings,
we
sincerely
believe,
will
bring
you
greater
satis-faction
at
less
cost
than
genuine
Con-goleum
Gold
Seal
Hugs.
Smart,
colourful,
good
looking
fhey
give
added
beauty,
yet
reduce
house-work.
They
lie
flat
without
fastening
of
any
kind.
They
are
sanitary,
casy-tb-clenn
a
damp
mop
keeps
them
spotless.
Yet
they
cost
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dealer's,
and
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range
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beautiful
patterns.
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in
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today
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also
by
the
yard
TONIGHT
&
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"THE
PERFECT
GENTLEMAN"
A
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Silk
Hat
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in
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,
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He
owned
a
fortune
in
pawn
tickets
but
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had,
a
million-dollar
romantic
aupeal
to
the
ladies!
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love
thl'
gay
delightful
scalawag-
Romeo
and
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rolled
into
one
merrily
portrayed
as
only
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'
Morgan
of
"Naughty
Marietta"
and
other
screen
triumphs
can
do
it!
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'
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CECILY
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MATINEE
THURSDAY,
2:30
They
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At
Last
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.
.
Stainless
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Cooking
Utensils
The
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finish
endures
and
improves
with
each
washing.
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Noil-absorbent,
Taintless
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piece
'today
start
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Stainless
Steel
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at
Kaien
Hardware
Manure
For
Sale
$1.50
a
Hif?
Load
Phone
Red
008
Dominion
Dairy
1
1
SPECIAL
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Chevrolet
MASTER
SKDAN
with
Trunk
Complete
1936
Licence
Just
Like
New
$950.00
Kaien
Motors
Limited
CHEVROLET
DEALERS
Third
Ave.
rhone
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