?A3E
Form
To
Alkalize
Acid
Indigestion
Away
Fast
People
Everywhere
Are
Adopting
This
Remarkable"
Phillips"
May
The
way
to
gain
almost
incredibly
quick
relief,
from
stomach
condition
arising
from
overacidity,
is
to
alkalize
the
stomach
quickly
with
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia.
You
take
cither
two
teaspoons
of
the
liquid
Phillips
after
meals;
or
two
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tablets.
Almost
instantly
"acid
indigestion"
goes,
gas
from
hyperacidity,
"acid
-
headaches"
from
over-in-uulgence
in
food
or
smoking
and
nausea
are
relieved.
You
feel
made
over;
forget
you
have
a
stomach.
.Try
this
Phillips'
way
if
you
have
any
acid
stomach
upsets.
Get
either
the
liquid
"Phillips"
or
the
remarkable,
new
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tablets.
Only
25
for
a
big
box
of
laDieis
at
drug
stores.
AISO
IN
TABLET
FOR
Mi
Each
tiny
tablet
u
the
rauir-tient
ol
a
tnxpoonful
nf
Cfmine
ftullip'
Mills
of
Magnesia.
MADE
IN
CANADA
PHI
I
I
ipcf
MILK
OF
mi.
Lira
magnesia
Try
Our
SPECIAL
SUNDAY
NIGHT
DINNER
Soup
Chicken
.with
two
Vegetables
Dessert
Tea
or
Coffee
All
For
50c
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HOTEL
,
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HOME"
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50
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ii
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
2X1
P.O.
Box
196
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
SECOND
AVE.
If
I
it
Waterfront
Whiffs
Improving
Quality
of
Prince
Rupert
Halibut
For
Market
Local
Fleet
,
Will
be
Leaving
For
Banks
Next
Week
noon
and
another
on
Thursday.
The
appropriation
allowed
by
the
Biological
Baard
of
Canada
o
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
for
the
1937-
33
fiscal
year
is
$37,000
as
compared
with
$33,000
last
year.
A
certain
portion
of
ihis
will
be
available
for
Increased
Investiga
tions.
Preparations
continue
apace
for
the
departure
during
fehe
oomins
week
of
local
halibut
boats
who,
names
b3gln
with
letters
from
A
to
L
Hie
fishing
season
ooens
.mi
March
15.
a
week
from
Monday
and
there
will
be
a
goodly
humbc:
oi
vesseU
ready
on
the
banks
U
start
fishing
as
soon
as
ttv
lw
permits.
The
Takla,
Capt.
Chris
Parkvold.
eoine
to
Area
Sn
3
m-ii
be
the
first
local
boat
to
get
away
Boats
for
Area
No.
2
will
leave
to
wards
the
end
of
next
week.
There
has
ben
no
agreement
reached
yet
with
Vancouver
fleet
in
regard
to
curtailment
and
marketing
this
season
.
Passed
Exams
Aft?r
having
spent
a
fewr
days
5ere
conducting
examinations
of
inwards
of
twenty
candidates
fo'
tugfooat
masters
papers
who
re
eived
rnstruct'on
at
Capt.
J.
R
SJferfs
schcol
for
navigation
dur
ing
the
past
winter.
Cant.
Lionel
H.
Lindsay
examiner
of
mis'.pr
ire
mat?
i!led
by
th
Princes
A
delude
lat
night
on
hl
returr
to
Vancouver
Those
successful
in
pawing
the
tests
were:
Tugboat
masters
P.
Byrne,
O.
Edwards.
O
Sither.
p.
Thompson.
R.
Elsren.
L.
Tusvlk,
H.
Eyolften
and
H.
Dolron.
Coastwise
mates,
passenger
vessels
F.
Brooksbank
and
J.
McLeod.
Service
masters,
coastwise
freight
BASKETBALL
MOOSE
HALL
Tonight
at
8
p.ir.
Ketchikan
(Alaska)
vs,
Prince
Rupert
All
Stars
Adm.
Adults
35c,
Children
25c
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shlptuiikim
anil
Knnlnm.
Itm
aiMl
rtrau
Catting.
R
Be
trie
ami
ArtjlitM
Wrlillmc.
SpsclallaU
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery.
AH
T7p
t
Gaa
Knlna
Refwlred
and
OTrrhaulnd.
run
of
the
Adelaide
for
three
voy
ages.
The
steamer
Cardena
will
.....
be
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
March
8,
1J
talned
for
all
net
fishing,
irrespective
of
size
of
mesh,
until
the
local
officers
are
satisfied
that
the
sock-eye
run
has
passed,
when
It
may
be
restored
to
the
position
of
1935
for
the
balance
of
the
season.
'2.
The
boat
rating
for
1937
will
be
850
boats
for
a
forty-eight
hour
weekly
closed
period.
"3.-
Sockeye
nets
will
be
permitted
from
July
1
to
August
6
fol-lowing.
"4.
Glllnete
having
meshes
of
iot
less
than
8'2
inches
will
bn'
Dermitted
from
J.inuarv
1
to
Julv
Followintr
111)
an
announcement
mnrle
hv
C.n
.T
V
Ti-
23-
but
during
the
period
of
sock-
cholls,
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
CoId!?JJ
"SoS
'
me
iican
mm
iivteu
imuuui
imereiHS
oi
the
sockeye
boundary.
nmisn
ooiumoia
nau
maae
arrangements
whereby
services
of
six
members
of
the
scientific
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
would
be
used
.hi?
year
In
connection
with
a
pro-
r1
gram
designed
to
improve
every
vessels-Ip."
Thompson,
A.
Strand,
phase
of
nandlmg
fish
from
the
p
Byrne
c
strand
H
Doiron
j
time
it
is
caught
on
the
banks
un-
Desmulles,
w.
j.
Thomas,
H.
Tat-
Ul
it
is
delivered
to
the
mark
of
tersal
H-
Casperson,
C.
Edwards.
J.
the
world.
Dr.
Neal
M.
Carter,
dl-
Hartlan
and
R
Dudoward.
Members
of
the
Kin
Edward
High
School
Correspondence
club
failures.
"5.
From
Ausust
6
no
fishin?
with
nets
of
any
kind
will
be
per-
'.
mitred
until-
6
p
m.
on
August
15
"6.
Followiftg
the
above
mentioned
5p9cJl
closed
season,
gill-nets
of
meshes
not
less
than
6m
Inches
will
b
permitted
to
the
end
of
the
fishing
season.
"7.-
The
upper
boundary
for
spring
saloon
falling
from
Janu-
'
rector
of
the
Fisheries
Experlmen-
t
.,.
v
,
,u
,
'
.
,
;
.
"
iiiiiiuto
a
umo
vj
iiv
j
ici
JUrltr'.'lIf
will
RP
rni
nnnnrl.
f
ZJ
h"115
f0rtJ'-SiX
Wh
a"ended
thS
Sch0Gl
the
4tniry
of
XdTn
aJi
of
how
this
campaign
will
be
car-
for
Navigation.
They
passed
one
stabUahed
fa
1935.
During
sock-f
ill
net
fishing
will
be
from
Mowich
rami)
point
to
a
fishing
bound-!
.v
w
w
o-4g
iAUJIU
J
I
visited
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
"vlT
'
1
1
a
Amino'
rrwVi
novr
ti-ftal
nn
rvn
t4-
Ua
il
.
!
Experimental
Station
during
the
the
run
of
the
Princess
Adelaide
;
After
the
re-opening
of
the
fish'
I
past
week
to
gain
Information
which
will
be
withdrawn
from
ser-.
lng
on
August
15
the
unn-r
bound
which
can
be
used
in
writinz
le-
vw
,f
ic
,
m
!
'ne.ppr
Doim.(l
-
ters
to
countries
abroad.
One
group
exit
voyage
for
annual
overhaul,
at
j
former
location
In
ui
the
wie
vicinitv
vicinity
n'
n.
VisiteH
the
Station
Tiiwirfav
-affor.
m....
,u-
,
....
j
vitmiu.
me
ijuuim;
wui
iukc
me
;
nueraeen.
------
.
........
0
uic
of
the
Catala,
annual
overhaul
of
students
at
Balfour
technical
which
at
"Vancouver
Is
taking
a
i
school
here.
Police
officials
attend
week
longer
than
was
originally
I
the
classes
and
Instruct
pupils
on
plannei.
This
will
involve
the
traffic
Droblems
steamer
venture
comins
north
again
next
week
in
place
of
th?
Cardena.
Skcena
Fishing
Curtailed
In
the
Interests
of
conservation.
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
sup-
rvis6r
of
fisheries,
announces
that
fishing
curtailment
measures
of
a
;,
'.ccmeaiy
drastic
nature
will
be
pat
1
nto
eirect
this
summer.
If
result
i
of
fishing
and
escapement
during!
the
early
part
of
July
fo'.lowini'
he
opening
of
fishing
Indicate
'hat
even
more
drastic
measures
than
tho?
already
planned
arJ
"3fen
entire
closure
rniy
bf
resprt-
&
Zs:
f
I
f
-
,
'
7
V
&
Ui
:
ions
are
announced:
!'
H.
From
the
commencement
of
'ie
sockeye
flshine
season
on
Julv
',
the
upper
houndary
will
be
from
,f?wi?h
(Pcwelli
Point
to
a
fishing
icundary
sign
directly
opposite
on
Me
south
side
of
the
Skeena
River
nd
this
boundary
will
be
main-
SAl-E
DRIVING
COURSES
KtuiNA,
March
6:
CPi
-,
v..
u
.
(
,
;
I
here
aealn
tomorrow
on
the
run
Courses
In
ssifp
Vinivinr
or
r
.
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the
most
people
in
city
and
district
with
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'n
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Daily
News.
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BOOKINGS
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FILMS
List
of
Pictures
For
Balance
Of
.Month
at
Capitol
Theatre
Is
Announced
i
Manager
D.
G.
Borland
announces
feature
bookings
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
for
the
bal
ance
of
the
month,
of
March
as
follows:
March
6
Fred
Astalre
and
Gin
ger
Rogers
In
"Swing
Time."
'
March
8
and
9
Mae
West
In
"Go
West.
Young
Man"
and
George
Raft
In
"Yours
For
the
Asking."
March
10
and
11
George
Arllss
In
"East
Meets
West."
March
12
and
13
Dick
Powell
and
Madeleine
Carroll
in
"On
the
Avenue."
March
15
and
16
Madge
Evans
In
"Pennies
From
Heaven"
and
Chester
Morris
and
Fay
Wray
in
"They
Met
In
a
Taxi."
March
17
and
18
Lee
Dixon
and
Ruby
Keeler
In
"Ready,
Willing
and
Able"
and
Uie
Jones
Family
in
"Back
to
Nature."
March
19
and
20
Gary
Cooper
What
IS
-Meats
n
ub
LESS
SHRINKAGE
and
MORE
FOOD
VALUE
in
other
words
and
Jean
Arthur
in
"The
Plainsman."
March
22
and
23
Greta
Garbo
and
Robert
Taylor
in
'Camllle."
March
24
and
25
Wendy
Barrle
and
James
Stewart
In
"Speed"
and
Lynne
Overman
and
William'
Frawley
In
"Thee
Married
Men."
March
26
and
27-Wllllam
Pow
ell.
Myrna
Loy,
Spencer
Tracy
and
Jean
Harlow
In
"Libelled
Lady."
March
29
and
30
Lily
Pons
andl
Gene
Raymond
in
"That
Girl
From
Paris."
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ra
i
i
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bb
va
iM
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rm
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IS
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Our
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is
a
store
you
can
call
your
own
because
it
is
operated
on
a
co-operative
system
whereby
we
share
the
profits
with
you.
When
the
purchase
is
made
and
the
price
is
paid
you
receive
tokens
which
entitle
you
to
FREE
PREMIUMS
In
return.
So
make
our
store
your
store.
MUSSALLEM'S
317-319
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
18
1".
O.
Box
575
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m
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m
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u
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at
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A
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Fline
With
tht
Kinff
and
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of
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Fred
Astaire
Ginger
Rogers
In
Swingtime,,
(At
7:25
ii
9:33)
Added
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n
.
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ELECTRIC
c
Meat
is
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man's
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a,i
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t.:.
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weU
cookedl
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a
joy
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a
modern
range,
one
that
unfailingly
produces
roasts
that
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their
flavors
and
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That
are
tender
and
appetizing.
That
arc
good
to
chew
on
and
good
to
look
at.
Meats
that
are
inexpensive
to
prepare
because
they
don't
dry
out.
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