On
every
ide
today
peoplr
tie
bring
urged
to
alkalize
Uicir
4
,.a
'h.
Aiid
tbili
ea.ve
ymplouLi
f
"...
id
m
di
,
--lion,"
nausea
and
stomach
upset
To
gain
quick
alkalizatiufi.
jut
do
tbU:
Take
two
teaspoons
of
PHILLIPS'
MILK
OF
MAGNESIA
30
minutes
after
eatin.
OK
take
two
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tablets,
which
have
the
wine
antacid
effect.
Relief
comes
almost
at
once
usually
in
sr
few
minutes.
Nausea,
"gas"
fullness
after
eating
and
"acid
indigestion
pains
leave.
S'ou
feel
like
a
new
person.
Try
this
way.
Youll
be
surprised
it
results.
Get
either
the
liquid
"Phillips"
or
the
remarkable,
new
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tablets.
Delightful
10
take
and
easy
lo
carry
with
you.
3nly
23
a
box
at
all
drug
stores.
AUO
IN
TAlin
fOlM:
Etch
tier
UUX
h
Q
qai-iJt
ct
a
VmoumM
tA
Phillips'
PHONE
357
mm
MILK
OF
MAGNESIA
Everyday
Walking
Shoes
I
Elected
j
MASSETT.
Feb.
27:
Ths
annual
.misting
of
the
Graham
Island
Fanners'
Institute
was
teld
In
the
New
Matsett
School
House
last
Saturday,
a
fairly
large
number
being
present.
The
reports
showed
that,
under
'r
abV
leadfthip
of
Chairman
r
.as.
A.
Smfch,
piuch
Trork
had
bed
accomplished
In
bringing
the
eds
of
the
drttrtct.
especially
.rtwr
facilities
f6f
fishing
boats
t
fore
the
proper
authorities
and
.ldderabfe
progrea
lias
been
v
ade.
Th
following
executive
was
elected
for
ihe
coming
year:
Chas
A.
Smith,
A.
Cary,
T.
Kevin.
Mar
Wand
and
Mrs.
W.
Hastle.
I
IP
Asiirtf
inn
I
In
Li
At
Massett
For
Newlywed
Pair
MASSETT.
Feb.
27:
The
reception
being
under
the
auspices
of
the
New
Massett
Community
Club
practically
everyone
In
Mass?U
met
in
Martin's
Hall
on
February
16
to
bid
Clarence
Martin
and
his
bride
(
formerly
Miss
Phyllis
Kent,
a
hearty
welcome
home.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
returned
to
Massett
recently
after
an
extended
honeymoon
in
Southern
California
A
very
pleasant
evenln
m
j
spent,
the
party
lasting
Until
the
.early
hours
of
next
morning.
J
During
the
supper
hour
Dr.
J.
C
Dunn,
on
behalf
of
the
residents
I
of
Massett.
presented
the
bride
"and
groom
with
a
handsome
pair
.of
silver
entree
dtehes.
Many
speeches
were
made.
The
new
shoes
are
arriving;
and
we
have
smart
models
for
the
lady
who
likes
a
good
walking
Oxford.
These
are
made
in
either
hlack
or
brown
with
low
or
medium
heels
and
the
prices
arc
reasonable.
(Estab.
1908)
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Itev.
J.
W.
Stevenson,
MA
B.D.,
Ph.D.
Minister
in
Charge
Orranist:
Mrs,
E.
J.
Smith
SUNDAY
SERVICES
11
A.M.,
"DEEP-SEA
FISHING"
12:15,
Sunday
School
7:30
P.M.,
"ON
DUTY
OFF
GUARD"
Dr.
Stevenson
will
preach
D
THIRD
AVENUE
CHURCH
NOTICES
ST
i
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
LAWRENCE
C.
JENSEN,
Pastor
WW
11
AM.,
"JESUS
AND
PETER,
WHO
DENIED
HIM"
(Norwegian)
12:15,
Sunday
School
7:30.
Mi,
"MAKINO
THE
MOST
OF
LIFE"
(English)
All
Are
Welcome
'
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
A'
Mission
will
be
preached
In
the
Catholic
Church
by
Father
Lqfthus
beginning
Sunday
morning
at
10:30
o'clock,
February
28,
and
ending
Sunday,
March
7.
Sermon
every
evening
at
7:30
o'clock
All
Welcome
v.'.-....
PAOE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
Febr.:,
27
1S27
MASSETT
ORPHAN
DIES
MASSETT.
Feb.
7:
Daniel
Adams,
an
orphan,
died
suddenly
'
here
last
week.
If
You're
Told
to
"Alkalize"
Try
Thit
Remarkable
"Phillips"
Way
Thousands
are
Adopting
IMassett
Farmers'
Institute
Meet
Organization
Did
Good
Work
During
Year
1937
Executive
WORLD
DAY
OF
PRAYER
Women
of
Various
Denominations!
VnitrA
VfiterAxv
1
Although
the
meeting
m
con
nection
with
the
World
Day
of
Prtyer
had
to
be
postponed
from
the;
original
set
date
because
oi
sickness,
the
sunshine
on
Friday
afternoon
brought
a
welcome
hint
of
spring
and
new
life
and
A
good
ly
number
of
women
turned
out
at
First
PrtSbyterian
Church
to
engage
ki
prayer.
Women
of
vari-
Mii
denominations
participated
in
devotion
to
one
Lord'
Mrs.
D.
C
Stuart
presided
and
ably
led
the
program
vArtch
had
for
its
theme
"The
Son
of
the
Living
God."
The
meeting
opened
hi
note
c."
rrabe
with
the
sinem
of
the
Hymn
"Hall
to
the
Lord's
Annotated."
There
were
prayers
'n
unison,
a
anipture
lesson
read
-eMponsaTeiy.
periods
of
s
1.1
e
n
t
prayer
and
prayer
for
specific
ob-
ioct.
Mrs.
E.
J.
North
of
the
Perrte
costal
Assembly
prayed
that
the!
Christian
Chilrch
might
be
made
-trong
and
uncompromising
and
be
guided
to
meet
today's
changing
wndttions.
Prayer
was
offered
for
missions
it
home
and
abroad
by
Mrs.
G.
A.
Kelsy
of
St
Peter's
Church.
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKinley
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
led
in
prayer
for
the
community
and
for
a
more
widesDread
interest
m
thi
ause
of
temperance.
Mrs.
G.
W.
Wilkinson
of
First
United
Church
prayed
for
the
Youth,
that
they
might
get
a
clear
vision
of
God
and
that
their
lives
might
be
turned
into
useful
channels.
Prayer
was
offered
for
Sover-Igns
and
leaders
of
Empire
and1
Dominions
by
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evitt
of
St.
Andrew's
Anelican
Cathpdml
Mrs.
Dafoe
Speaker
There
was
much
inspiration
riv
en
In
the
address
on
the
purpose'
OI
the
Day
Of
Praver
hrmnrht
v.
Mrs.
F.
W.
Dafoe
of
the
Baptist
Church.
Mrs.
Dafoe
remindM
th-it.
the
main
purpose
of
the
day
was
to
deepen
the
spiritual
life
of
the
women
themselves
bv
a
r.fonrrr
vision
of
the
Son
of
God.
She
dwelt
on
the
words
of
Christ
when
He
said:
"If
ye
abide
in
Me
and
My
words
abide
in
you.
ye
shall
ask
what
ye
will
and
it
shall
be
done
unto
you."
Prayer
would
be
answered
insomuch
as
there
wxj
willingness
to
abide
in
Christ
am
allow
Him
to
use
people
to
help
answer
their
nravers
'We
must
not
be
so
busy
trying
lo
build
ladders
to
surmount
oh-
.stacles
when
God
has
given
a
key
to
open
a
way
through.
Prayer
is
not
only
a
privilege
and
an
on-
portunity
but
an
obligation
and
should
be
used
or
it
will
be
lost;
.said
Mrs
Dafoe,
who
stressed
the
point
that,
if
Christ
was
to
abidi
in
people
their
hearts
must
be
emptied
of
other
things
not
nec
essarily
wicked
things
but
things
that
made
people
too
busy
to
pray.
Major
Eva
Laycock
and
Captain
E.
Robertson
of
the
Salvation
Army
rendered
a
vocal
duet
entitled
"True
-
hearted,
Wholehearted"
after
which
the
meetins
was
brought
ito
a
close.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
presided
at
the
organ.
Aged
Native
Of
Massett
Passes
Mrs.
James
Jones
Dies
as
Itesult
Of
Accidental
Fall
OLD
MASSETT,
Feb.
27:-Mrs.
James
Jones,
one
of
the
oldest
re
sidents
of
Massett,
quietly
passed
away
recently.
Her
death
was
cauwd
by
an
accidental
fall
from
hsr
back
door.
She
leaves
her
hus
band,
five
sons,
one
daughter,
many
grand
children
and
many
great
grand
children.
The
entire
town
of
Massett
paid
their
last
respects
at
her
funeral
cn
Sunday.
Rev.
A.
Abrahams
of
nciated
and
was
assisted
by
both
the
Massett
Music
Band
and
choir.
Comulylng
with
deceased's
last
request,
her
children
sang
"Let's
!j
uamer
at
the
River"
over
her
grave.
The
Central
Hotel
.
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
Children's
DON
BROWN
I
Story
Hour
.
IS
WINNER
.Miscellaneous
Program
Was
Much
Enjoyed
Today
A
miscellaneous
nroscram
enter
Defeated
Neil
Cameron
in
City
Billiard
Championship
Play
tained
the
little
children
at
the,
weekly
story
hour
this
morrrfcg.
In
the
third
game
of
the
city
The
audience
was
delighted
1th
blflbfdJ
championship
sponsored
.
....
a
u
..
.
K
n
PotiiHinn
I
Minn
nnH
nil
V.
tne
request
story
UUie
umiu
ana
ui
"-
-
..t
w
nvoninr
irt
the
lJoinn
Club
oig
uiaus
ana
-Magic
Dumplings,
as
a
cninese
tare.
t
.
"
told
by
Mrs.
Rooms,
Don
Brown
won
from
Neil
Robert
Cameron.
Eileen
Hawblin
Cameron,
preseni
city
cnampwn,
jleased
with
an
action
story,
500
to
447.
Sandv."
Winnie
Cameron
related
The
game
Started
fairly
evenly
n
her
her
vivacious
vivacious
manner
manner
the
the
ever
ever
and
Cameron
was
a
few
points
jcpular
"Cindcrelia'
and
"Fairy
3ueen."
Next
Saturday
tlie
program
for
children
between
the
aaes
of
nine
ind
12
will
be
in
1
harge
of
Mrs.
F.
E.
Robertson.
Mrs.
G.
P.
Tinker
md
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston.
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
HoIlinworth.
in
the
course
of
his
special
church
Organization
survey
work,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
tomorrow
evening
will
sail
on
the
Cardena
for
Stew-
v.
iv
vut
ill.
i
inri
u
a
iiuinuaj
night
on
the
Prince
George,
he
will
iton
over
aealn
until
Friday
and
eturn
to
Vancouver
that
evening
Princess
Adelaide
via
Ocean
Falls.
ahead
at
the
first
hundred.
He
was
fifty
points
ahead
later
but,
when
he
was
203.
Brown
Was
207.
From
thSn
on
Brown
played
steadily
and
gradually
drew
ahead.
His
best
br&ttyr
weft
a
37
and
a
33.
The
lest
Cameron
eonld
do
was
24.
This
result
adds
Interest
to
the
merles.
Ort
Monday
Balagno
and
Tinker
trieet.
Balagno
add
Brown
have
also
to
meet
and.
having
In
mind
Balagno's
capabilities,
the
result
of
his
match
with
Brown
Is
'
by
no
means
a
certainty
for"
Don'
should
Balagno
win
from
Brown
M
cup
might
go
to
any
Of
the
'our.
And.
of
course.
Tinker
has
his"
"
hance
too.
Altogether
a
very
ln-
w
terestlng
situation
has
arisen
and
;
urther
good
crowds
are
assured
at
.
the
remaining
games.
J'
LOOK
FOR
THIS
SHIELD
TViii
symbol
of
qutllty
it
ttFiied
t4
Cvcfy
pr6Juct
of
tlit
B.
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Co.,
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urnUc
nd
sihjitard
.
.
.
tisurlftj
yo
of
lk
vniforifrit
t)it
h
mtrUJ
htit
liqvott
for
tliiii-wo
ytnt.
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teuw
hreak
llif
Imtllf
trhm
empty
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r
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