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DAILY
UDmON
The
Age
of
Youth
Thursday,
Nov.
12,
193U
In
a
recent
address
a
local
speaker
dwelt
upon
the
of
youth
and
urtred
older
ueonle
to
steo
aside
and
and
he
was
very
appreciative
of
the
need
at
that
time.
While
the
city
has
no
money
fpr
tjiis
purpose
and
cannot
borrow
unless
it
might
be
from
tjife
provincial
government,
it
is
expected
that-the
money,
will-be
raised
arid
that
it
will
be
only
a
short
time
before
the
hospital
will
be
erected.
The
preliminary
-
step;
wfis
the
voting
'
of
the
amount
necessary
to
commence
the
work.
The
Letter
Box
LOCAL
RADIO
INTEKFEKENCE
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
regard
to
complaints
by
irer-
son
or
persons
'asi
to
the
local
station
In
Its
broadcasts.
casing
in
terference
to
reception
i
of
other
j
give
the
younger
people
a
chance.
While
not
nreauminp-
Mrs-
c-
.
Sawie.
New
Hazeiton:
in
any
way
to
belittle
the
idealism
of
the
younger
mem-
stutchbpurv-
stettier;
h.
l.
Meter
of
the
community,
we
suggest
that
possibly
what
is
."dTa.
needed
is
for
the
older
people
to
renew
their
youth,
to
keep
their
minds
open
to
the
idealism,,
the
frankness,
the
courage,
the
optimism
and
the
joy
of
youth.
These
columns
have
often
urged
the
young
men
of
the
day
to
press
forward
andiake,
their
places
with
those
who
are
fighting
for
the
betterment
6f.
the
community
and
the
nation.
We
still
feel
that
the
salvation
of
the
countrv.
torla;
Mrs.
E.
E
Hyndman,
Telk-wa;
Martin
Budlnieb,
Seattle;
Mr.
and'
Mrs
U.'D.
Peterman
and
James
J.
Mullen
Jr.,
Juneau;
M
and
Mrs.
W
Thomey,
Atlm;
H.
k
Kelser,
Inverness.
'
Central
M,
H.
Lawrence,
N.
Lang,
R.
if
it
really
needs
saving,
lies
with
the
young
men
and
wo-
!Lr.'3t
men
who
are
crowing
nn.
At.
tli
snmo
fimo
cnir.ntv.;rtf,
'.r
'
must
be
said
for
the
older
men
and
.women
who
have
been
mellowed
by
experience.
The
danger
with
the
older
people
is
that
they
may
allow
the
moss
to
cling
to
their
backs
because
of
lethargy.
They
become
too
fearful
of
hew
movements
and
new
ideas.
They
need
the
prodding
of
the
young
men
to
keep
them
going,
especially
in
a
place
like
I
rmce
Rupert
where
we
are
very
much
cut
off
from
the
active,
strenuous
life
of
the
larger
cities.
Usually
what
is
known
as
successful
men
are
the
ones
who
become
the
leaders,
ihey
have
earned
for
themselves
U
degree
of
leisure
and
have
time
to
devote
to
public
affair?
while
the
younger
men
have
yet
to
make
their
mark
and
earn
the
respect
and
confidence
of
the
.community.
While
we
still
claim
that
this
is
the
age
of
youth,
we
are
gradually
coming
to
the
opinion
that
it
is
the
age
of
the
men
who
have
had
experience
but
have
renewed
their
youth
and
are
able
to
look
on
public
affairs
with
tlm
fnHii
optimism
and
hopefulness
of
the
vountr
mon
vah
afraid
of
new
ideas
because
they
are
new
but
are
willing
to
adjust
themselves
to
the-,chahging
conditions
of
life.
-
A
New
Hospital
t
A
special
grant
is
being
made
by
the
Legislature
at
the
instance
01
me
member
tor
the
district,
Hon.
T.
D.
Pat
tullo,
toward
the
erection
of
a
new
hosnital
1
pert.
This
is
a
good
betrinninrr.
The
hosnital
hoard
hlrpnrlv
has
the
nucleus
of
a
fund
for
the
same
purpose
and
it
is
possible
that
a
further
grant
may
be
made
later
If
the
money
is
needed,
as
it
undoubtedly
will
be.
When
the
Premier
was
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
matter
was
taken
up,
with
him
by
members
of
the
hosnital
hoard
Welle,
city;
Mr.
Johnson-.
Prlnc.
Georgef-e;
C;
Anderson-and
C.
B.
Lenke,
C.N.R.;
p.
vick,
Kwlnltsa;
Martin
Budinlch,
Seattle.
r
"Knox
H.
McEwan,
Stewart;
C,
Weeks,
Alyansh;
G.
Moskylos
and
J.
Mur-enia,
city,
J
Sorensen,
Lewis
i
Thursday,
NoyPmter
DAILY
NEWB
12
Had
Agonising
Pains
in
Her
Back
Free
From
I'aln
Since
Taking
Kruschcn
.Like
many
other
rufferers
from
.backache'
ahd
rheilhatlc
ailments!
thls.w6rhan
decided1
to
try
Krus-
tations,
especially
Sunday-evening
ichen
Salts
In
a
last
attempt
to'Ob-
broadcast.
If
you
don't
like
to
lis-
tain
relief
from
pain.
To
her
sur-ten
tothe
service
on
Sunday
eve-;prise,
the
pains
did
grow
less,
and
nine
don't
blame
the
local
station
'in
a
few
months
the
backache
naa
as
it
is-a
credit
to
the
local
boys
that
built
it
for
your
enjoyment.
And,
we,
.the-.jpeople
.of,
this.
city,
should
do
our
best
to
help
them
along
in
every
way
possible.
I
am
only
sorry
that
'the-'
Sun
day
afternoon
service
is
off
the
air,
as
It
was
doing
a
lot
of
good.
I
listen
to
my
radio
as
often
as
anybody
and
the
local
station
never
caused
any
interference.
So
more
power
to
our
local
boys
and
CFPR.
ONE
OP
THE
PIONEERS.
LIKES
TO
HEAR
IT
Editor,
Daily
News:
'
Having
heard
Rjv.
Clarke's
remarks
at
his
service
on
Sunday
evening,
November
8,
regarding-the
interference
of
our
local
station,
as
they
are
on
the
air
the
same
as
any
other
station
in
any
city,
the
citizens
of
those
cities
like
to
hear
their
radio
station
as
well
as
others
and
if
all
these
stations
were
closed
down
by
the
citizens
as
our
citizens
wish
ours
to
be,
we
would
have
nd
radio,
therefore
their
sets
would
bs
no
good
to.
them.
So
come,
you
complalners,
get
cured
of
your
selfishness
and
let
everybody
live
and
listen.
W.
J
THOMAS.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Savoy
Mrs.
J.
Campbell,
Anyox;
Wil
liam
Jones
and
R,
O.
Cunning
ham,
Port
Esslngton;
S.
O.
Cooper
Terrace;
Mrs.
Henderson
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
Magee,
Usk;
Dr.
G.
A.
Charter,
Queen
Charlotte;
Car'
Nordin,
Smlthers;
Roy
Fisher.
Hyder;
A.
Thomey,
Stewart.
Royal
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Anderson,
Palling;
8.
Bergstad,
Usk;
T.
RKeliy
Copper
River;
S.
H.
Alton,
Vancouver;
P.
Hudson,
city;
H.
Ole-sen;
"Dawson;
X.
ttbJd,
Kstchikan.
Prince
Rupert
w.
Lt
Newell.
Stewart:
Mr.
and
disappeared.
Having
made
sure
or,
the
results,
she
now
writes
as
fol
lows:-
'
'
I
"For
about
four
months
I
had
agonising
pains
hi
thy
back,
and
could
not
turn'
In
bed.
During
that
time
I
tried
variou3
remedies,
but
obtained
no
relief,
and
was
seriously
considering,
going
into
hospital.
However,
seeing
a1
case
similar
to
mine
described
in
an
advertisement
for
Kruschen,
I
thought
I
would
try
it,
and
was
more
than
surprised
to
find
the
pain
getting
less.
I
have
been
taking
Kruschen
for
four
months,
ar,d
would
not
be
without
It
for
anything.
I
must
ray
I
am
free
from
those
dreadful
pains,"
(Mrs.)
B.Ci
:
Kruschen
Is
an
excellent
diuretic
that
is,
it
helps
to
stimulate
kidney
functions.
When
'kidneys
are
restored
to
healthy,
normal
action,
poisonous
waste
l.v
properly
eliminated,
the
blood-stream
Is
purl
tied,
and
you
get'
welcome-
relief
from
the
dragging
pains
of
back
ache.
RELIEF
IS
HIS0BJECT
Premier
Hepburn
Would
Have
Federal
Government
Assume
So:rie
of
Provincial
Burden
TORONTO,
Nov.
12;
,
(CP)
Pre
mier
Mitchell
Hepburn
has
sub
mitted
a
plan
which
he
hopes
the
federal
government
will
accept
whereby
the
Dominion,
wquld
take
over
health,,
labor
and
agricultural
services
at
present
maintained
by
the
province.
It
would
1
relieve
the
province
of
some
of
Its-
financial
1
burden.
L,
,
!
;
r
iPigeons
NovfUsed
By
Defence
Wing
Birds
Have
Important
Role
to
Play
With
Military
Forces
HALIFAX,
Nov.
.-12?
(CP)
Not
only
men
go
under
training
In
flight
tests
with
Canada's
defence
forces
carrier
pigeons-
have
an
Important
role
to
p'.ay.rFor
several
months,
officials
of
the'
Royal
Ca-naduyi
Air
Force
base
at
EasteTr
Passage
have
been
sending
consignments
of
homing
pigeons
to
various
parts
of
the
province
with:
tha
Instructions
tn
liberate
therr
at
a
given
time
and
the
flight
bacP
Is
timed
and
carefully
checked.
A
flock
of
12
were
sent
to
Wll
Ham
MacLeod,
Canadian
Natlona.
terminal
agent
at
Trurq,.
N,S.,
thf
other
day
by
Aircraftsman
Trel
fall.
While
a
crowd
of
Carnation
Milk
and
"
this
because
he
knows
that
Improved
Carnation
Milk
is
super-digestible,
nourishing,
absolutely
pure
and
convenient.
And
it
is
WHIFFLETS
Ftota
the7
Waterfront
Local
halibut
buiers
are
no
expecting
any.
furthei-
arrivals
here
this.sejason
from
Afcftn
,ve5e.
1he,kst
Canadian
boats
to
be
accounted
for
were,Lr
last
week.
The
Margaiet'l,
Capt.
peorge
Frtta,
was
in.
this
morning
witn
a
caicn
01
some
20,000
pounds
of
sableflsh
for
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage-CO.
A
notice
to
mariners
announces
that
the
gas
and
whistle
buoy
formerly
maintained
on
the
westerly
edge,
;or
bval
Bvt'hli
In
Hecate
Straits
has
been
permanently
dis
continued;
A
new
gas
and
whistle
auoy
has
jjeen
established
in
nlne-
.en
fathoms
soutnward
of
oren-
;llle
Rock.
It
Is
a
red
steel
cylln-itlcal
gas
and
whistle
buoy
show-
ng
a
flashing
red
light,
the
whistle
;elrig
sounded
by
the
motion
of
the
buoy
on
the
waves.
It
was
a
rather
arduous
trip
which
Bishop
O.
A.
Rlx
had
up
the
Maas
River
last
week
for
the
pur-
;ose'of
visiting
the
missions
at
:uch
point3
as
Greenville
and
to
town
on
Tuesday,
while
going
up
river,
was
aboard
a
boat
which
first
broke
its
rudder
rope
In
Gwlnsha
Canyon
and
then
dropped
ts
propeller;
Fortunately,
they
were
able
to
get
Info
a
back
eddy
ind
tie
up
to
a
rock
from
where
they
signalled
to
;a
nearby
boat
for
help.
C.
N.
R.
steamei
Prince
Rupert,'
'api.
11.
n.
weaaen,,
arrivea
in
port
m
time
at
10
o'clock
yesterday
horning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
sailed
at
4
o'clock
In
the
afternoon
for
Ahyox
and
Stewart
whence
she
A'ill
return
here
this
evening
southbound.
The
vessel,
which
had
l
stormy
voyage
up
the
coast,
had
but
a
fair
sized
lLst
of
passenoers.
Capt.
David
K.
Hlrss
arrived
in
.he
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
to
stand
by
the
steamer
Prince
George
which
Is
tied
up
for
the
winter
at
Jie
local
dry
dock.
(
Yesterday's
stormy
weather
held
the
C.
P.
;RV
steamer'
'Princess'
tforah.
Capt.
William
Palmer,
Miithbound
from
Skagway
to
Van-'
;ouver,
at
Ketchikan
for'
six
hours'
ind
it
was
10.-15
last
night
before
the
vessel
arrived,
from
the
north,
.
3he
sailed
at
midnight
in
continuation
of
the
voyage
to
Vancouver.
Ort
board
was
a
capacity
list
of
170
passengers
consisting
largely
of
Alaskans
who
have
no
other'
means
of
steamer
transportation
south.
alt
the
American
vessels
being
tied
up
on
account
or
the
maritime,
workers'
strike.
Fifteen
passengers
disembarked
from
the
vessel
here
Including'
a
number
who
will
pro-
ceed
east
by
rail.
The
vessel
had
no
space
for
passengers
from
here.
dato'rsgathered
around,,
the
birds'
were
released
fVom
their
cage,1
circled
through
the
air
until
reaching
a
high
altitude
and,
after
iocatlng
.their
bearings,
they
began
flying
in
a
-direct
line
for
Halifax,'
curious
speci
all
arriving
In
fast
time.
irradiated
enriched
with
bone
buUding
"sunshine"
vitamin
D.
Ask
your
doctor
about
a
Carnation
Milk
forrruila
for
yoiirbaby
It
is
the
mllL
the
Dionne
Quintuplets
have
been
getting
since
'way
back
in
Novenv
'
ber,
1934.
Our
valuable
booklet,
"Contented
Babies,"
is
free.
Write
for
a
copy
today.
Larnation
Surnrise
Shower
?
XSJStaf?.
L.
1
Held
Saturday
iIrs.
G.
M.
Hunt
and
Mrs.
Waller
Thompson
Hostesses
For
New
Bride
,
Mrs;
a.
M.
Hunt
and
Mxs,
Walter
Thompson
were
hostesses
at
2
delightful
miscellaneous
shower
at
tlie
home
of
the
latter
Saturday
evenhiK
for
Mrs.
William
Lund
nee
Miss
Nellie
Johnson.
The
rooms
were
tastefully
decorated;
for
the
occasion
In
pink
and
white.
The
buffet
supper
was
served
from
a
charming
table
decorated
with
pink
and
silver,
taper,
and
centred
with
a
two-tier
wed
ding
cake
made
by
Chris
Mill
The
evening
was
spent
In
tnc
playing
of
bridge
and
games,
PrlzA
winners
were:
Mrs.
W.
Lund,
Mrs.
J.
Preece,
Miss
Frances
Yager
and
Mrs.
A.
Dlngwell.
The
bride
was
presented
with
.
beautiful
basket
decorated
in
pink
ind
white
which
contained
many
beautiful
and
useful
gifts.
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean
ar.fl
responded
to
by
the
bride.
The
party
came
td
a
close
in
the
wee
small'
hours
of
the
morri.-
jing.
Those
helping
to
make
the
ihower
a
success
were:
Mrs.
A.
Parlow,
Mrs.
A.
Mc-i
Alllster,
Mrs.
H.
Ward,
Mrs.
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Mrs.
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Mrs.
H.
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Mrs.
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Mrs.
Walter
.Thompson
and
Mi
Margaret
Chjteusen,
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LONDON,.
Ont,
Nov.
12
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A
29-year
bid
London
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girl,
with
reddish
g.ld
hair
blue
eyes
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figure
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forward
municatlons.
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mayor
a"y
com-
We
sell
circulation,
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aave
It.
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UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
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of
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food
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flowing;
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make
tho
nil
flow
freely.
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do
the
wort
of
caJoinel
but
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for
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IRRADIATED
Carnation
Milk
VV7HEN
the
doctor
orders
that
W
baby
be
bottle-fed,
what
milk
.does
he
prescribe?
In
any
number
of
.
cases,
the
formula
calls
forTrrarJiar
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
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from
Contented
Cc
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MEASUREMENTS
ASSURE
PERFECT
f
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mm
Flawleti
fit
In
any
clothing
mut
be
carefully
built-in,
itrp
hj
atep,
Tiji
Top
Tailor
make
thia
perfect
Ct
a
"ture
thing"
Ly
handultuif
and
tailoring
your
Tip
Toy
Clothe
to
your
own
fuenly-ona
perianal
measurtmtnlt.
The
remit
ii
that
a
Tip
top
mil
or
coat
say
it
ha
keen
mad
for
you
awl
only
you.
The
way
the
'collar)
hug
your
'neck,
the
roll
of
tha
lapel,
the
attractive
rut,
the
smart
atyling
-all
ipeaV
of1
rneamrement
carefully
taken
aol
akllfully.
folio
we
J.
Don't
delay
-aee
the
new
wooleoi
and
ttyle
interpretation.
Tour
unreitricted
choice
at
one
standard
price.
UNRMTWCTtO
CHOtCI
BRITISH
WOOIHS
TAHOItft
TO
YOU
I
MUtut
2Sa1
TIP
TOP
TAILORS
LIMITED
P,
CRAVETTO
Fonrtli
Street
Phone:
Ulue
418
JujrtPabll.hedl
A
btauttful
ntw
Carnation
Cook
Boofc.
I$
gIorloM(,
full,
pat',
Mi-colour
phofografhi.
96
pags
0
unutuarreciptt,
menu,,
party
wggr.tlon.,
eoofcer,
htlp,,
etc.
Yourt
for
10,
ttambi
or
coin.
Carnation
Co.
Limited,
134
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
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