HATED
TO
GET
UP
MORNINGS
Now
Wake
up
Full
of
Pep;
Cot
Rid
of
Tired,
Headachy,
Half-tick
Feeling.
Bsalsa
pesaltln
af
xwWa
Inlsf.
Ot
rid
at
Ik-,
tlattiaa,
bad-taM.
beaaacar
wraiats
Wake
sra
a-rprr
ad
fan
af
t7-
H
(
ta,T.
r-U
tiik
It
rairv-a-'?
FaBa-
tlx
esaoas4r
W
tbaraads
"7
'"
fa
blia
ax
stt
Ha
I
r
alt
--!..
Ta
artvrltxiM
W
a
fanaaa
Caaaa'iaa
tfactvr.
rrait-s-ll.r.
CMiala
tracts
af
frusta
aaa1
ara
aad
act
la
artaf
anal.
-fhraltbr
llwc
actios.
"'"
tba
Saw
f
Mt,
ttrlpiac
faar
alw
Hil
artaa
.
.
.
cbua
fa
riimhn-lias
Iran
af
"KIM
aaj
pnimm
.
.
mt
la
awVy
lb
Maoa
af
pUnaa
sad
adds.
Irata-a-tHcs
aaJta
taale
tttcli
ariai
rmrru,
nw
health.
Sa
try
Frail-'
'a
taoar.
fmr
aalc
tmryabtra.
Caat
la
Wa.2Sc.54t.
ra-iaia
praiitihm
rr-laassaaalltaisa.
laaUl
aa
Tradt-a-thn".
Margaret's
2
Piece
Wool
Suits
New
Spring
Shades
SPECIAL
Good
Quality
Skirts
$2.25
Fast
Dye
House
Dresses
$1.00
305
West
Third
Ave.
Phone
Bed
810
HERE
IS
GOOD
'NEWS!
Our
store
is
a
store
you
can
call
your
own
because
it
is
operated
on
a
co-operative
system
whereby
we
hare
the
profits
with
you.
When
the,
purchase
Is
made
and
the
price
l
paid
you
receive
token
which
entitle
you
to
FREE
PREMIUMS
in
return.
So
make
our
store
your
store.
MUSSALLEM'S
317-319
Third
Avenue
West
'hn
1
P.
O.
Box
575
Trappers
and
Buyers
I
have
to
fill
my
orders
YOU
CAN
GET
20
More
From
Me
I
am
strong
on
everything.
Make
your
shipment.
As
soon
as
I
receive
it
I
will
send
your
money.
GOLDBLOOM
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
SECOND
AVE.
i
ORANGE
LOIX.E
MASTER
SPEAKS
TH2
DAILY
NZT73
Monday
Mtrfll.1t
Editor.
...
iwi)
Dailr
Xewa-
,r"8-
such
1
1
"
?.ho
.hoMs'of
this
eornhainitv
who
are
not
an
important
position
in
oar
lawarp
-te,.
(lf
u
worked
'JTrtSf
an
erTnr
C,tva8
-iS
X
o
the
Woi
oaTck?
roatiii"'
""
St-
A.
mijrht
I
be
permitted
pre
.oa
which
wnich
our
Lit
Com-
nncalled
for
attack
on
an
organ-,
add
whit
I
roniAr
th
real
:Oran,e
o7
otfccli
"f.
..
Aider
sa
-
ronoiuibk
fr
Iks.
r.t
of
in,
this
.;
city
aooptinir
jx-
"
a
very
de
.
-
.
-xaiZ..
-
-
an
organii-jd
bioc
again
f-eif,?
,RTn
,C"thh"-
th
.njr
of
the
rople
who
Jde't1"
f
raB
the
recent
offer
They
have
no'
k'T"
Mmf
J
.
itl-ar.?
W
that
r
f
M
together
for
,,
""i
there
h"
Wr
n
the
subject
As
a
citizen.
how-!,e,5
f
.
(ever,
I
have
done
aU
I
could
Z"rmon
,nwtnU
5"'
jadvertwe
the
disadvantage
that
Wfb?ttcbTll.lhe
P
r-n
....
Z7z
liDian
Catholic
faith
and
the
raein-
the
offeT
Tnd'7
ET.Zi"
the
Orange
Associate
jdirhtea.
doubt
whaever
that
t
'far
th
maioritr
of
th
-,-.1,
f
our
onraniiation
hva.
Hon!
llihewise
but
wh
they
have
dor,
ha
K
f
.i...
j
j
-
Synopsis,
of
Land
Act
rst-rvrnoNs
ATACA.VT.
tarearmd.
ttrrtjti
Crm
.
"atfj
air
be
pre-empted
bj
Btnmh
bjeeu
arer
II
years
of
ate.
aaa
by
Ji'.'tot
laienllon
to
become
Briruta
nbjecta.
eooditiooil
a
pen
ttu-oeoe.
oeevpaiioa
nJ
Improrement.
ruD
tefofmatlon
eoaeenuet
Pre-emp.
tlou
la
rftrn
la
BoAetla
Na
I.
Lxni
Serle.
How
to
Pte-opt
Land.-
ropie
ar
hieh
caa
be
aatalsed
free
af
chirr,
by
aadreaafcif
the
Departmeat
of
Lni.
Vle-torla.
BC
:
Bureaa
of
Prormeul
lotorm.-uott
Victoria,
or
aty
Ooernnjent
Arret.
Record
aiU
be
(tiud
catena
oaly
uad
tajtasie
far
itriealtural
parpoaea
aMu
reuonb
dicunce
of
road.
Kbool
I
"'tlii
facilitlea
and
.bleb
la
not
ttBberUsd.
Lt
.
orryxf
arer
i
004
board
,Tt
'
Ca
Haafe
and
i
Oat
jeet
per
acre
t
of
that
Racte.
ATpIicatioa
for
pre-emptions
are
to
be
ffT?
J
tle
Land
Cemmlasloner
of
the
Land
Raeordlnc
Dt
talon
tn
alert
the
nd
applied
far
m
sttcated.
an
printed
forms
obtained
from
Uie
Commlaalanrr.
Pre-emptians
mast
ae
accapled
for
tre
jests
and
aapraeeaieau
made
to
..tut
of
tl
per
acre.
tac)dm(
eVarlrif
sad
H-atm
at
least
fl.e
seres,
before
a
Croaa
Orsat
caa
be
reeaired.
ere-eapuoBS
earrytof
part
time
cauafc
ttoB
of
orcapathm
sre
smo
rsnUd.
rrscHAsc
01
uaic
Appteatlou
are
recel.ed
for
parchuie
of
.scant
sod
anreserTed
Croaa
lands,
,
not
beta,
umberlsnd.
for
srriaitsra
p-jrpoars.
Ulaimam
price
of
flnt-clsas
srsblei
Uad
Is
IS
per
acre,
snd
seeond-Osrs
itrsimfi
land.
12
M
per
sere.
Purtbrr
information
Is
gteen
la
Bulletin
Mi
II.
Land
Series,
Turchsse
snd
Less
of
Croan
Lsnds
"
As
s
partial
relief
measure,
re.erted
lands
mty
be
scqutred
by
pnrcbsse
la
ten
eoual
mstslments,
with
the
flrrt
psymeat
nspended
for
to
yesrs.
pro.ia'rd
tsies
sre
paid
when
doe
snd
Iraprorements
sre
Tsde
during
the
first
two
yesrs
of
not
iess
than
lit
of
the
spprsUed
rslue.
Will.
Isctory
or
tndustrlsl
sites
on
timber
land,
not
eieeedlnf
40
seres,
msy
be
parehased
or
lessed,
the
conditions
uieludmt
payment
of
stumpait.
Dnsurreyed
aress.
not
eieeedlnf
M
seres,
msy
be
lessed
as
homeiltes.
eondu
tionsl
upon
a
dwelllnt
belnf
erected
la
the
first
yesr.
title
belne
obtslned
after
rmdence
snd
Improvement
conditions
sre
fulfilled
and
lsnd
has
been
surveyed.
ror
trszlnc
snd
tndustrlsl
purposes
sress
not
exceedlnc
MS
seres
msy
be
lessed
by
one
person
or
a
company.
Cnder
the
Grulcf
Act
the
Province
divided
into
frailnc
districts
and
the
range
administered
under
crating
regula-tlona
amended
from
time
to
time
to
meet
varying
conditions.
Annual
grating
per
mils
sre
lisurd
based
on
eertsln
monthly
rstes
per
hesd
ot
stock.
Priority
la
grss-ing
privileges
I
given
to
resident
stock
owners.
Stock-owners
msy
form
associations
for
rsnge
msnsgement.
Tree
or
psrtlslly
free
permit
svsllsble
for
settlers,
csmpert
sad
travellers,
a
ks
tea
Bead.
U'.UKIl
MlTll
t:
lilt
erion
niil
Or
TAKE
NOTICE
that
tile
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
Co.
-who
addri..
U
c-o
Dlvmlon
Bngneer,
Canadian
Ni-UonaL
Uallwaya
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
111
aonlv
for
a
iitw
i.
tk.
Use
26000
eallon.
nf
ut
r.t
t
ntune
creek,
which
flow
souther!;
ami
...
..
.
.
.
A
n.
I
I
r
i.
n.
"'"
oaeveiia
raver
anout
1000
foot
E&at
nt
Tim
Titw
Station.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
ntreaan
at
a
poMYt
about
650
feet
1M-"tream
from
point
where
stream
dral'.-.
lU)
8keea
Blver,
and
will
bo
used
fir
HiduatrUl
ra-Uwajr
purpone
upon
tl.e
la2d
dewrlbed
as
Lot
27,
Coast
DlMrlo'.
Thin
notice
wen
nolori
.
on
tlie
1st
day
of
Marctt.
1937.
n.
arpy
oi
uiu
notice
and
an
oppl:
'
caUon
pummrnt
thereto
and
to
h
WatT
AOl"
Will
h
fllftrl
In
ox
tlie
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Ru
in,
i.
u.i
filed
with
tr
.irf
3
with
he
Comptroller
erf
Water
Rlahts'
rrlawnctvt
Builcttnga,
Victoria,
B.
C.'.
wun.y
uays
atier
the
Ilret
an.
prarance
ot
thla
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
GRAND
TRUNK
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
CO.,
M.
A.
Burbank.
Division
Engineer
The
date
of
the
ftrat
publication
,f
thin
noWcc
to
March
8th,
1937.
TRAPPERS!
Attention!
Urmn
Your
Heaver
to
Frank
Lockwood
Phone
IJiue
723
P.O.
Ilox
200
with
the
sole
interest
of
our
Ht
;at
heart.
In
view
of
this
we
re-
.ror
,He
w"ob
of
manual,
after
all
hi
trouble
in
try
who
no
do
do
not
not
know
know
it
it
the
the
motto
motto
o
of!
u
t
n
-
-
the
Loyal
O
ran
re
Ax-iation
"
T
are
concerned,
we
feel
sare
thai
hI
?.
?f
f,!
is
thron
af"f,M-
"
nieant
to
stir
up
stnfe.
as
a'
citizens
who
have
spoken
to
rr
take
it,
then
it
might
intere
Vmi
In
lrMMU
L..
4
1
.
1
.
.
failed
as
it
deserved
and
as
fa
r.
urn
iwuian
v.Binonc
inenn
are
concerned
we
are
slill
as
friendly
to
them
as
ever.
P.
.irdinir
your
reference
to
lit
;Kev.
Bishop
Bunoz.
it
might
ir-
,teret
you
to
know
that
this
rev-
erend
trentleman
is
held
in
the
jKreatest
respect
by
the
majority
of
our
members
and
we
feel
thn!
;tne
credit
for
the
present
and
.pan.
state
of
harmony
in
th?
section
of
the
community
is
in
no
small
degree
due
to
his
ef-
ions.
We
know
that
we
do
net
want
Klr.
-,1
"
.
.
."'
"
we
are
feasor-
,ably
sure
lhat
the
P.ev.
Father.
:
of
the
same
mind,
so
why
you.:
as
a
total
outsider,
should
cir-;
cider
it
your
dutv
tn
stir
it
,m
i.
-...r.
'
"
1
.vj
"n
oi
a
I;'::
n
1
"y.?
ltjlUZren
"b"
am.
i
V
It
It
WOUlU
..M
also
l
.
lin
inlsrailinir
.
a-
ir,
--v...6
vw.uren
aare
oi
a
report
trom
the
KnOW
Whv
Such
nrnmin.nt
urA
n-..:..:
..
.....
....
.s
.
,
.
..
useful
organizations
as
the
OJd-;year
'nresont
iv
tiij;
mi'Iikmk
roniT
oi?
iifcrrisii
fVlf
l'f
Iff
I
i
lv
piinniTi'
In
I
he
Alatler
of
(
lie
iMii'te
of
I'ler-'e
iii.ilola,
Ilerm-etl
.
...
....
'
:
.......T
10
i
minors
anil
Delitnri
Take
notice
thai
m
ijmi.
dki...
-
--.-s.aD
11UnUC
u.iwu
i
lie
;n
aay
ot
January,
1937
J
wis
appointed
aole
executor
of
the
estate
ot
Plcrrt
Olalzola.
deceased,
late
ol
Prince
Rufjett.-
Brlti.ri
all
parties
havlnj
claims
against
tlia
7"
nereoy
required
to
fur-
nlun
the
me
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
th
ant
h
nt
inrii
im
j
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
.e
injura
to
pay
uie
amount
of
thf.r
urL.uiiciia
io
me
lortnwith.
uaiea
tne
ma
day
of
March,
1937
TIIEO
COLLART.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
IX
THE
M'PKEMK
COI
KT
OF
ItKITHH
l
OI.I
JIIUA
In
IT,.
I,
-I
I.
Ill
the
.Matter
of
ll
-t.im
Aff
In
the
.Mailer
of
the
Estate
of
Makolm
Jiilloj-,
lleceaseil
...
v
viucr
w
1
1.
Honor
W
E.
Fisher,
the
23rrf
a,.
r.t
AnrU.
1936.
.
I
inmimi
-
-
l-l-ww
bACVUiAll
of
the
estate
of
Malcolm
Mllloy
deceased,
and
all
mnw.
koi.,
.i.i
Bgalnst
the
aald
eatote
are
hereby
r.
mii-u
w
lurniM
same,
properly
verl
fled,
to
me
on
or
before
the
27ta
dar
of
March.
A.
n
iqt7
.i
"
Jr.
'.
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
k-j
".e
amuuiu
oi
trur
lndebtednehg
to
me
forthwith.
FRANK
PEARCE.
Port
Clements,
B.C.
,
Dated
rv
the
2Rth
ii
r
c.i.......
.
1937
'owumj,
IS
THE
M'l'KE.Mi;
roi'KT
1)1'
I1KITISII
1
"i.i
.ti
ill
IV
1111.11
...
In
Ihe
.Matter
ir
(lie
".tilmliiMratl,,,,
.111-
t.ul
III
the
.Matter
of
the
Emale
of
lianlrl
.--lrjia.iK,
iinniM-il
Takj.
.i.t
Irvo
.
v.
.
j
.
.
.
J
"sr
oti,
sV.
,
""-"
1
n-as
appointed
...
:
-
iibtbMr
oa
ua
1111
Btegavlg,
Deceased,
late
of
Port
Edward
-"
f"f
Jianng
claim
qtiired
to
funiWi
same,
properly
verified
t.1?3.7
and
"
Partle
Indebted
to
tlie
Estate,
are
required
to
pay
the
""wuum
.to
m.
forthwith;
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrate;
rv
.
.
....
..
Prlnoe
Rupert,
B.C
Dated
the
11th
day
of
March
1937.
Try
Our
SPKCIAL
SUNDAY
NIGHT
DINNER
Soup
Chicken
with
two
Vegetables
Dessert
Tea
oi-
Coffee
All
For
50c
KNOX
HOTEL
"Manquets
a
Spee'laity"
fellows.
tke
Ma.-ns.
the
St.
An
draw's
Society.
:r.e
Son
of
Xor
way.
and
tha
two
very
effkiejl
,
sendee
chaos,
notary
and
Gym
(were
left
oat.
Tnere
is
only
or
j
answer
of
eMir
.
as
the
Priao
iRunert
ritinaa
know,
and
that
lis
the
one
already
riven.1
V
.l.
a.-
r
..
.
v...
in?
to
brine
capital
and
indunn
to
the
city.
a
offer
to
bnnp
i
520.IOO
is
turned
down
by
tht
citizens
.mbv
i
r.
iaer
khoiv
well
as
any
one
of
us
that
this
s
aosotaierv
un'me
as
no
sue
offer
was
ever
received,
no
matte,
how
yoa
exam-rate
it.
The
offei
that
was
made.
a
nearly
all
th
"ilisens
know,
was
.so
full
of
ah
iectionable
ronH'tion
that
it
in
no
sense
of
the
word
looked
Jik
awtBr
proposition.
Jir
i
'Her
knows
that
we
were
askedlwou,d
,
P""1
ou"
.
'o3'
i
hospiU
o
jrive
the
aost.ita!
away
to
asec
I10".
,fm
adPtIn
"e.
satnf
-nan
orgawy-ition,
that
is
well
ere
jrtvjafr
away
the
Govern-n'ty
ent
Kraats.
taxes,
hospital
ssets,
and
in
addition
to
a't
his
we
were
!o
jrive
a
jruarantc
hat
bo
Other
hospital
would
be
Mowed
U'
c0nie
into
I
he
citv
N
t
.
.
t
.
-
-
e
",l
f.eajlb
A
.
L'l-
Tether
from
the
unreasonaWencw
jn
me
above
-Mr.
Alder
must
not
foriret
that
a
few
years
ajro
thr
citizens
irate
away
one
of
their
most
precious
utilities,
namely
Ihe
light
plant,
and
they
have
not
tforjrotten
it
In
fact
if
they
had
to
reconsider
the
matter
the
con
ditions
might
be
very
different
.Mr.
Alder's
recent
behavior
seems
to
bear
out
the
remark
heard
recentlv
that
"he
knpu
nothing
but
bond-holders
and
had
a
heart
of
stone
which
-however
w
aAsiUllnr.
I.m
r.
a.
.1
I
.
Z
A.
f
I
..ciimiiuuiB
u
cuuil
ue
turned
on
to
sob-sister
stuff."
This
seems
to
I.p
horn
nt
-Kn
we
read
that
news
item
"that
every
time
(he
Fire
Bell
ring,
.
h.
",ull,;r
now
many
rings
it
.rues)
'ives)
his
his
thoughts
thoughts
tn;n
turn
imr;"..Hi
immedi
.ol
...
.i
l
r.
.
..
a!e
t0
th0
Pr
helpless
indi
in
the
hospital,"
and
lie
'mmediately
tells
us
that
he
hp.i
i-
.
.
..
iwiniLiai
rire
Jiarsnai
over
on
old
that
states
that
tv
hrwt.ilrit
s
n
fiwn
.
i
a
----
4-..-
.-s
aa
fclJ
U
IJ
unsafe
from
that
point
of
view
.
"
.
.
!
L
1
a
muer
10
say
mat
the
Hos
Board
didl.not
want
h
rr,nr!i
PUbllSheil
.M.
,
.
i.4
IWlAlrlpr
u
V.Q..!l
this
citv
had".
A
wit
i!fin!t.
duty
to
the
ciliaens
of
it
and
his
duty
was
verv
clearly
tn
W
no
ait
ar
r
s
u
I
know
as
soon
as
nnxail.lo
n
would
be
very
interesting
to
know
exactly
where
Mr.
Alder
Willi
I
-1
have
stood
had
there
been
an
af
fluent
at
tne
local
hospital
during
the
last
year
and
he
in
possession
of
such
vitally
important"
news
regarding
the
state
of
it
The
Prnvlnetnl
Kir..
Mo..vi
n
IJetiartmnt
,
,
m!,.l,t
i
"oi
.
.
-
.
1
v...
....Ku
III)V,
nave
naa
such
1
1
r
V.
lenient
In
nt....
.
views
..
'.
.
as
9
r
I
pected
to
have
and
certainly
the
insurance
companies
would
not.
Another
angle
that
present
telf.
Mr.
Alder
refers
lo
the
incoming
$200,000
as
an
industn
"ringing
in
money.
It
would
br
nteresting
to
know
how
much
would
be
spent
in
wages
or
any
"iUK
eiSC
alter,
fhn
fnillnl
ture
had
been
raised.
Kemembei
.wr.
Alder,
that
the
present
ho?-pital
is
maintaining
a
staff
whleli
is
being
paid
reasonable
living
wages
and.
.
while
V-
...V
HUl
CV.I-
eerned
with
what
the
Sisicr-deem
sufficient
wages
for
theii
helpers,
we
are
concerned
with
the
fact
that
al
present
we
are
able
to
keep
a
living
wage
on
tl
the
local
institution
and
thai
!
of
importance
to
a
'working
per
fon.
As
I
understand
an
Industry
it
is
something
in
the
nature
of
he
proposed
pulp
mill.
a
sawmill
or
anything
that
manufactures
and
so
maintains
a
na...l..i.i..
ttady
payroll
which
i
a
really
V,
i"
community
where
it
is
located.
CnnM
ih,.
..t
,u.
V?
bc
liken?d
to
anythinir
ji
mis
Kinu?
Now,
Mr.
Abler.
I
tMr,t,
4U
everybody
in
the
city
will
readily
.s.ce
mat
we
need
a
new
hospital
and
we
need
it
(mirth.
I
not.
I
i
at
least
a
Hltle
money
in
the
town
for
the
purpose
and
there
are
ways
and
means
of
vt;.,
more,
as
witness
those
progres-
e
nospuai,,
at
Nelson
nnd
Al
FOR
SALE
Modern
hotel,
Hyder,
B.C.
Good
opening
for
building
up
fine
busi-
ness
at
small
cost.
IIOIKI.
MCAMi
H)der.li
t;.
aET
-
,
Mrs.
John
Clausen
Passes
Suddenly
Wife
of
Well
Known
Salmon
Packer
Died
in
Loral
Hospital
This
Morning
'
Mrs.
Martha
Clausen,
wife
of
John
Claosen.
well
known
local
fish
packer,
passed
away
at
1:20
this
morning
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
after
a
brief
Illness.
She
was
45
years
of
age
and
was
born
at
Port
Simpson,
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
MacKay.
A
son
survives
besides
the
widower.
The
funeral,
arrangements
for
which
are
in
the
hands
of
a
C.
Undertakers,
will
take
place
on
Wednesday.
berni.
One
of
our
sen-ice
clubs
has
been
usine
a
very
effie'ert
method
of
'raising
funds
for
a
very
laudable
caue
and
ther.
U
nothing
(that
is
reasonable)
that
w-
is
.available
immedialelv
is
in
an
if
it
should
prove
to
fall
shoit
of
the
necessar)
amount,
then
what
is
the
matter
with
your
dip
ging
into
Ihe
taxes
for
the
bal
ance.
We
are
quite
aware
-
that
for
the
past
few
years
von
hit
Iproved
n
rao.t
efficient
collectin,'
agen-y
for
the
bond-holders
and
?n
doing
so,
of
cour?e.
have
let
the
city
run
to
seed,
but
while
I
am
ouite
ready
to
admit
that
thi
invested
capital
hns
certain
rights
in
the
manner
of
obtaining
its
interest,
yet
I
do
not
nd
mit
that
it
has
Ihe
right
to
takr
its
interest
at
the
exnpnsp
"nf
'those
wor
helpless
sick
iN'onle"
who
are
doomed
to
take
up
temporary
resillencp
m
thr.
lnral
ho
pital
I
suggest
that
you
inlrn
duce
a
certain
amount
of
real!;,
renuine
humanitv
int..
mn.
ni.
lecting
and.
if
you
do
this,
thai
matter
of
a
new
hosnital
will
Iip
come
an
accomDlihed
fact
in
stead
of
a
nightmare.
I
am
no
.?avocal,nJtne
'""easing
of
taxe?
IbUt
Simplv
Usinir
snmo
nf
tli.r
that
you
have
collected.
Now,
Mr.
Alder,
if
you
show
t
real
genuine
interest
in
trvint.
tr
et
us
a
Rood
General
Hospital
ir
mis
community
you
will
be
abl?
to
get
Ihe
canneries
and
othei
big
money
interested
but
don't
for
heaven's
sake,
kpr-r.
nn
efforts-to
alienate
their
sympathj
as
you
H
nave
boon
'
tmin,,
powers
to
do
up
to
the
present
;
IO'lrs
for
a
IlivrrOK
nnrl
l.4....:
nospital
and,
any
ojrher
progres
lve
measure
in
ihe
cily
of
Prince
Kupert.
JI.
B.
LEMON.
Prince
J.upert
L.O.L
Master,
niLUIOR
KEOPENING
The
Billmor
Snruce
Mills
mill
at.
.
.
Pnnl.A
TrA.L
.
,
'lc
u.u
LHjr
is
1
.1
.
.
w
DClIlg
l,u
nut
ul
aimpe
to
resume
cutting
of
lum
.
..
rt
.will
1
ber
during
the
coming
week.
Stop
at
the
Frazer
Hotel
when
visiting
Stewart
or
Hyder.
The
only
steam
heated
hotel
In
Portland
Canal
district.
(tr)
rtcach
the
most
people
In
city
and
district
with
an
advertisement
In
the
Daily
News.
Huild
It.0.
Payrolls"
Payrolls
Make
Rich
alflans
trrn
trinaiHIII'
I
Payrolls
enrich
the
communities
that
have
them.
Pacific
Milk
has
a
large
one.
It's,
a
little
return
to
British
Columbia
for
the
extra
richness
and
natural'
flavor
British
Columbia
gives
to
Pacific
Milk.
If
the
payroll
was
even
larger
Pacific
Milk
would
still
be
In
debt
for
what
its
richness
and
flavor
owes
to
the
fine
water,
rich
pasture
and
mild
climate.
Pacific
Milk
IKHADIATLI)
OF
COUUSE
The
Central
Hotel
BOOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MBS.
C.
E.
BLACK
MUSIC
AND
"
THRILLER
"Pennies
From
Heaven"
and
They
.Met
in
a
Taxi"
At
"Capijol
Theatre
Pennies
from
Heaven."
a
tune-
some
musical
comedr.
and
"They
jMet
in
a
Taxi,"
a
sprightly
farcical
comedy
romance,
comprise
the
double
bill
program
at
the
tapi-.
tol
Theatre
here
at
the
first
of
this
week.
"Pennies
from
Heaven"
con
cerns
a
vagabond
troubadot
j
.Bing
Crosby,
who
falls
in
love
with
a
little
girl.
Edith
Fellows,
and
her
improvident
grandfathet
(Donald
Meek)
and
proceeds
to
take
them
under
his
wing.
A
wil-.
fare
worker,
Madge
Evans,
enters
the
scene
and
a
romance
develops
which,
after
some
complication.!
works
out
for
the
best.
Romance
and
music
take
turns
with
the
entertainment
and
Crosby
sings
some
popular
songs
such
as
"Pen
nies
from
Heaven,"
"So
Do
I,''
"Let's
Call
a
Heart
a
Heart,"
"One
Two
Button
Your
Shoe"
am.
Skeleton
in
the
Closet,"
Chester
Morris
and
Fay
n
enact
the
feature
roles
in
"Th'i
Met
in
a
Taxi."
the
story
of
t
beautiful
dress
model,
posing
n-an
escaping
heiress-bride,
wl.i,
tUrnS
OUt
tn
tint
i
l.rirlo
,.
all
but
a
girl
accused
of
the
thefi
of
a
valuable
necklace.
There
a
thrilling
climax
which
brings
'
Ihe
story
to
a
happy
ending.
Duncan
Rodman
.
Is
Dead
Today
For
Years
Was
Well
Known
Light
house
Keeper
of
This
District
After
an
illness
of
considerable
duration,
Duncan
Rodman,
for
many
years
a
well
known
district
lighthouse
keeper,
died
early
this
afternoon
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
For
about
a
year
recently
he
had
been
caretaker
of
the
Prince
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club.
He
was
a
member
of
the
Masonic
order
and
a
returned
man.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
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Show,
8:21
MADGE
EVANS
in
"Pennie
8
from
Heaven"
Here's
the
happic
of
happj
swnes
a
story
of
the
open
road
and
a
vatahnnri
n-Mk
.
c
n.vil
s
yen
for
a
gal
wrio
done
him
wiongi
with
Dinj,'
Crosby
Edith
Fellows
Louis
Armstrong
And
His
Famous
Swlnr
Hand
CAt
7:00
it
9:i
PLUS
CHESTER
M0KRIS
FAY
WKAY
'
"They
Met
In
a
Taxi"
The
fastest,
funniest
uiigh-and-Iove
frolic
since
the
first
kiss
In
a
cab!
With
LIONEL
STANDEK
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