MOB
TOUR
She
Dreaded
Going
Upstairs
Woman's
Fear
of
Rheumatic
Pains
One
of
the
many-troubles
that
afflict
rheumatic
sufferers
Is
the
difficulty
of
getting
up
and
down
stairs.
Such
was
the
case
with
this
woman,
before"
she
started
taking
Kruschen,
but
now
she
finds
It
no
trouble.
Read
what
she
says:
"I
have
been
talcing
Kruschen
now
for
over
12
months,
a
half-tea-spoonful
in
hot
water
first
thing
in
the
morning,
and
I
feel
a
new
woman.
J
had
very
painful
rheu
matism
In
my
knees
and
back
and
also
my
head
was
getting
very
bad.
I
used
to
dread
walking
upstairs,
now
I
am
very
thankful
to
say
It
is
no
trouble
at
all
and
I
scarcely
have
any
pains.
I
feel
better
in
health
than
I
have
done
for
years."
(Mrs.)
O.M.
Two
of
the
Ingredients
of
Kruschen
Salts
are
notable
for
their
work
in
dissolving
uric
acid.
Other
ingredients
of
Kruschen
assist
Nature
to
expel
the
dissolved
acid
from
the
system.
Phone
18
and
84
P.
O.
Box
575
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Quality
Groceries
Low
Prices
'Courteous
Service
Prompt
Delivery
Boat
and
out
of
town
orders
receive
careful
attention
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Speed
boat,
13
knots.
Seal
Cove
Post
Office.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
Three-quarter
size
mattress
in
good
condition,
also
mandolin
and
guitar.
Phone
Blue
787.
(179)
FOR
SALE-rBeautiful
steel
bed.
I
i
.
...
la
test
springs.
Kesimore
coil
mattress;
Reasonable.
Nelson's
Barber
Shcfo;
(179)
FKIVATE
SALE
of
household
furniture
at
528
8th
Ave.
West.
All
must
be
sold.
Ti
J.
Sher-ton
leaving
for
;theaouthu
(182)
ABOUT
THESE
REPAIRS
For
lumber,
shingles,
cement,
plaster,
i
brick,
Gyproc
and
roofings,
seel
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
Phone
I
116-
tf.
nacc,
good
garden,
one
of
finpst.
harbor
views
in
city.
Apply
to
Pullen,
Dally
News.
(tf)
DEPENDABLE
spare
time
sales-'
people
.to
work
among
their
friends,
acquaintances,
lodges,
societies,
churches
and
business'
'concerns,
showing
our
sample!
portfolio
or
prlnted-to-order
Christmas
Cards
and
boxed
as-
aortments.
a
postal
card
will
bring
our
sample
book
without
charge.
A
friendly
company
of-'
ferlng
absolutely
the
best
values!
ana
tne
most
liberal
commissions
to
reliable
Christmas
Card
sales
people,
experience
unnecexsnrv
Write
today.
No
obligation.
Prpm.
ler
Art
Guild,
570
Seymour
St.,
Vancouver,
u
WORK
WANTED
JAPANESE
Lady
wants
housework
job.
Phone
Green
481.
Senl
Cove
Grocery.
(182)
LOST
LOST
Friday
night,
pair
lady's
plKSkln
gloves.
Please
phone
355.
,
(180)
UVVII
.
V
W
Q
.........
H.IV4
.
0
..V.
4
DAY
SPECIALS!
Aug.
1
to
Aug.
7
Uiu
Union
Steamship
Company
of
a
small
mixture
of
timothy.
I
GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE
aome
peavjne
and
vetch
with
small
amount
of
timothy.
Delivery
anytime.
Mike
Masicli,
Smithers.
B.C.
(190)
FOR
RENT
ANGUS
Apartments,
three
and
four
room
suites.
(tf)
HOUSEKEEPING
Rooms,
Vernon
Apartments,
Phone
Red
421.
'
(tf)
FOR'
RENT
RAVKn.rnnm
U
13!2-oz.
tins.
2
for
ORANGE
MARMALADE
Empress.
4-lb.
tin
PINEAPPLE
CURES
Large
tin.
Each
CHOCOLATE
ECLAIRS
Red
Arrow.
1-lb.
cello
OLD
DUTCH
CLEANSER
Regular
size
tins.
Each
DESSERT
PEARS
No.
2
squat
tins.
2
for
RICE
AND
WHEAT
PUFFS
Cello
pkt
.
uuni
1IUUOC,
1
sun
room
and
glass
protected
:
SPAGHETTI
Catelli's,
.-.nL.
III.
i
.
1
m
t
1.
1
yyitu,
wun
eiecinc
ranue.
fur.
io-oz.
tin
PRESERVING
APRICOTS
No.
1
quality.
A
crate
PEARS
ninp
Firm
.
AGENTS
WAN
TEf)
I
Large
basket
29c
25c
44c
10c
28c
10c
25c
9c
9c
rilONE
179
We
Deliver
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad
vertlsement
for
best
results.
Untish
Columbia,
Limited.
Hie
new
Ooard
ot
Harold
Urown,
president
and
i
managing
director.
J.
K.
iMacliae.
chairman,
Gordon
Farrell,
Ernest
iu.
liUcKerlield
and
il.
J.
K.
Al
len.
Among
s
those
muse
actively
actively
Iden
iified
with
W.
G.
Wood
twelve
vice.
shi
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAVING
THE
WAY
FOR
START
OF
REGULAR
TRANS-CANAPA
FLIGHTS
Making
a
leisurely
survey
flight
from
Vancouverto
Montreal,
examining
airports
along
the
route
and
gathering
data
for
the
forthcoming
trans-Canada
airway,
officials
paving
the
way
for
start
of
regular
commercial
flights
are
pictured
as
theystopped
at
Lethbridge,
(Top)
and
at
Edmonton
as
part
of
their
flight.
Standing
In
front
of
the
Lockheed-Electra
transport
aeroplane
owned
by
the
department
of
transport,
as
it
stands
on
the
Lethbridge
field
are,
A.
D.
MacLean,
federal
sup
erintendent
of
airways;
Philip
G.
Johnson,
of
Seattle,
newly-appointed
vice-president
in
charge
of
operations
of
Trans-Canada
Airlines
Ltd.;
Wing
Com.
D.
R.
MacLaren
of
Trans-Canada
Airlines
Ltd.;
D.
B.
Colyer
of
Chicago,
vice-president
of
United
Air
Lines
Ltd.;
Mayor
D.
H.
Elton
of
Leth
bridge
and
Squadron
Leader
J.
H.
Tudhope,
M.C.,
chief
pilot
of
the
aeroplane.
Squadrone
Leader
Tudhope
Is
shown
again
at
lower
left
broadcasting
a
message
from
the
aeroplane
to
a
radio
beam
st
ation
150
miles
away.
The
trans-Canada
machines
will
fly
by
radio
beam
a
greater
part
of
their
route.
At
right,
is
a
view
of
the
Lockheed's
control
cabin
with
pilot
and
co-pilot
in
their
seats,
as
it
looks
from
the
passenger's
seat.
There
are
37
dials
on
the
instrument
panel
to
aid
In
handling
the
ma
THE
MomttoiBMsasbaaa
THRIFT
CASH
&
CARRY
MALKINS
1JEST
TEA-
1-lb.
pkt.
MALKINS
REST
COFFEE
1-lb.
tin
MALKINS
REST
BAKING
POWDER
12-oz.
tin
49c
39c
21c
AN
AVIATOR
CAP
FREE
With
the
purchase
of
Malkin's
Products
BROKEN
WALNUTS
Olp
New
stock.
Lb.
nil.
I.
FI.AVm?
SAf
All
iwrrccivc
"
-
'
"
"
w
.j.
IlVliUOl.Ill
.
-
,
I
run
L,t
i-ine
quality
timolhy'8-oz.
1
Qs
16-oz
nay
anu
also
clover
hay
w'thifor
-sut
,
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
The
Union
Steamship
Company
ViMH
lio.tti
iiiii'fr;i
ii
I'.
uit
:inil
iu
fwnv
Pretty
Wedding
This
Morning
At
.Anglican
Church
men-
,-""
nmncn
a
Anglican
niiiiiiin
Cathedral,
aineurai,
the
new
company
art'of
Miss
Marguerite
Cooke,
daugh-dward,
W.
G.
Murrin,
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Cooke..
iif
i
.
l
tir
tt
wi
n
,il
Wm.
Crawford,
W.
11.
Malkin.
fourth
It
is
not
quite
certain
whethei
all
the
fishini?
boats
have
arrivnl
Tlln
WPflllinir
ffw-itr
lihu-u
fli!
r
.1
1
.
-
1
.
..
.
L
i
.
,
1
m.
.
.
.
iom
tne
uaiiKs
since
the
closing
'"ie
prajeroooK.
ihe
Urldt-s-of
the
fishing
season.
Some
of;'1!
Was
iss
Grace
Clark,
at-the
boals
have
landed
catches
at'red
in
a
darker
blue
with
white
Butedale
and
these
have
not
yet
("ecessories
and
a
corsage
of
pink
been
returned.
The
probability
is
rosebuds,
also
very
charming,
that
there
will
be
no
more
salts
Tn
Kroom
was
supported
by
on
the
fish
exchange.
j
Matthew
Harris.
Some
very
were
naiu
tor
Ketchikan
yesterday.
Two
boats
"Win
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
11
During
the
signing
of
the
regis-
Crop
Prospects
Throughout
Canada
Are
Revived
OTTAWA,
Aug
3:
As
the
season
atmroaches.
the
gen
eral
farm,
crou
situation
throuo-h.
ogt
Canada
shows
little
deviation
irom
the
trend
which
has
been
evident
for
the
past
few
weeks
All
Eastern
Canada
and
British
Columbia
continue
to
show
fine
prospects
while
the
drought
stricken
prairies
face
failure
over
a
wide
area
with
low
yields
ex
,
peeled
from
those
fields
which
still
promise
a
commercial
crop
The
Maritime
Provinces
and
Que-Jbec
are
now
in
need
of
rain
but
!
the
recent
hot
dry
weather
has
facilitated
haying.
Harvesting
Is
under
way
In
Ontario
with
pros-(pects
for
all
grains
fair
to
good
!
Fruit
crops
are
promising
in
all
,
the
eastern
provinces.
Hall
damage
in
Manitoba
has
caused
some
loss
over
fairly
extensive
areas.
Harvesting
has
begun
and
early
i
crops
seem
fairly
safe
from
rust
damage
although
late
fields
may
be
seriously
affected.
The
feed
situation
in
Saskatchewan
and
aecuon
ria
,
Pickets
Guard
All
Textile
Factories
MONTREAL,
Aug.
3;
Pickets
guarded
the
outside
of
nine
Quebec
Province
textile
mills
while
the
leaders
of
the
strike
of
close
to
ten
thousand
workers
waited
for
the
employers
or
the
Quebec
Government
to
make
the
next
move.
Weather
Forecast
Furnished
t.hruut,
ti
courtesy
o
rt.
Dominion
Me1orologlcal
Bureau
Victoria
ana
ninc
Kupen.
inia
mr
oast
U
compiled
from
observation
ti
ken
at
8
a.m.
today
and
covers
the
31
hour
period
ending
5
pm.
tomorrow).
Synopsis
Pressure
remains
low
off
the
northwest
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Heavy
rains
on
the
north
coast
and
fair
:ind
warm
elsewhere.
Prince
Rupert
District
aid
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Strong
south
to
west
winds,
foggy
and
cool
with
rain.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
HI
andnorthwest
winds,
becominv
fresh
to
strong
with
increasing
cloudiness.
.
fita
nas
urignieneu
appreei-
t-d.
further
moisture
I
ably
as
a
resull
of
recent
ralrs
little
help
to
grain
ui
iin
nuresiing
already
starli
yields
will
be
low.
1.
Three
Red
Roses,
any
variety
i
0n
.
m.
iVlcj,
any
variety
.
iqo
3.
r-Three
Yellow
Roses,
any
variety
..
..
Z
i
00
"
4.
Three
White
Roses,
Z..T.
any
variety
1
00
5.
Three
Roses,
any
color,
any
variety
.
i
oo
6.
One
Rose,
any
color.
high
freak
prices
;irJir
Mis
Swanna
Olofson
played
3-Pansies,
one
vase
or
bowl.
6
bloom
uMh
"t
"tZ
spring
snrinir
sm
salmon
mnn
at
j
1
Lve
ou
Truly"
on
the
pipe4-Best
general
display
of
garden
flowers
arranged
frr
sold
theirs
at
1434C
a
pound.
Fish
A
reception
followed
at
tin
have
been
scarce
in
Ketchikan
nome
f
the
bride's
parents
an
I
and
the
canneries
havn
been
the
young
counle
are
salllnir
nn
working
only
a
few
hours
a
day.
'he
steamer
Catala
for
Victoria
l
04
00
lounst
evidently
got
VJlWO
they
expected
yesterday.
Most
of
where
thev
will
make
their
fntur-
what
homc-
11.
.
,
,
,
.
.
..
r
-
-
-
-
"au
t0,u
about
i,r,nte
IQ'U
oVen
from
Kethlir
.,
-
.0.
...
DONT
MEMTtOM
X
My
DEAr2
HOPE-
tDU
TAKE
v
n
r.?t
rt
1
nw.
-
:tiTr
iKiiiHr
1
1
1.
..11
1
-
effect.
80
pobits
for
aualltv.
90
nnlnfo
fn.
irnn.,
(Prizes
in
Section
4
donated
by
Mrs.
R.
M.
Winslow
and
F.
Dlbb,
Prince
Rupert)
Class
6
House
Plants
ueranium
or
Pelargonium
2.
Begonia,
tuberous
rooted
"
,'
XOO
""Pt-rts
rain
and
they
had
a,.
'rC"
"
TU5,T.THIMK,MACL.MW.
ciOTTL'EB
VNJHlLE
SUB'S
1M
'vXi-O'R
rOI
OM.V
ft.
I
Vy"
X.
Ik
I
I
-Mm
r'MKln
f
I
1
IT
II
II
V
I
1
.75
5.00
1.00
3.
Begonia,
hanging
or
pendala
.
0Q
4.
Flowering
Plant,
any
variety
"
'""r"
M
5.
Coleus,
any
variety
,
00
6r
6Follage
Follace
Plant,
Plant,
anv
anv
varlp
vari.tv
.
jt
"
'
:
i-w
Efi0Vt,:VS,,itu(0frthe
man
e
hr
7Hanging
Basketany
variety
boats
anaaian
national
...
.
in
port
the
waterfront
was
All
Entries
,,,.,
to
be
in
'...
very
dreary
and
the
downpour
"auWiiy-
Kept
up
most
of
the
day.
Thf
Dalit
NanTC
tint
n
I
w
rt
n
1
il
.
J
,v-
mo
ait
auUilCU
M.
S.
Beloit
was
in
port
today
:lrculation.
Play
safe
1.00
can
crops
be
f
and
PRINCE
RUPERT
HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
ANNUAL
FLOWER
SHOW
MONDAY,
AUGUST
16th,
1937
Prize
List
CLASSIFICATION
2nd
$
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
Best
Rose
In
show
to
be
selected
from
ave'"IIlZI...i.
Rose
Bowl
ma,
oc
cxnionea
wim
unopened
buds
attached.
Class
2
lAntirrhlnum,
one
vase,
6
blooms,
any
colors
or
variety
1
00
-vuula,
uiauge
gr
icmon,
one
vase,
6
blooms
1
00
3.
Calendula,
mixed,
one
vase,
6
blooms
....
ion
4.
Any
other
annual
not
classified,
one
vase
6
spikes
or
blooms
j
w
Miss
Marguerite
Cooke
Weds
L
Sweet
Peas,
named
varieties,
6
spikes
of
each
in
6
Joseph
Graham
Wilkinson
And
t
separate
vases
without
foliage
30o
directors
includes
i
Leaves
for
Victoria
sweet
-peas,
unnamed
varieties,
6
spikes
of
each
In
o
separate
vases
without
foliage
...
200
(Prizes
in
Section
1
donated
by
Arthur
Bayne.
Seeds-
naji
aim
rionsi,
j'nnce
Rupert)
Inn.
I'll
ill
II-
n
Vin..
I...f.
..
..
d.
bWeet
PeaS.
OOP
VatP
IS
enllrnc
...III.
.
.
.
.
St.
Andrew's
llaW
200
vesi.
to
josetin
Bryce,
W.
Fleck,
and
E.
II.
Clen-
Graham
Wilkinson
of
Esquimalt,
denning.
The
company
operatas
B.C.,
wireless
operator
on
H.il.
in
the
coastal
ser-
-s.
Skeena.
Bev.
Mr.
Goodrich
arrangement
with
or
without
moss
optional)
4Oladioli,
one
vase,
3
spikes,
one
color
2
00
5,
Gladioli,
one
vase,
3
spikes,
mixed
colors
2
00
?
Class
4
1-Dahlias.
Pompom,
3
blooms,
one
color
or
mixed
1
00
2.
Dahlias,
Cactus.
3
blooms,
one
rnic.r
,r
mi,
officiated.
3-Dahlias,
Decorative,
3
blooms,
one
color
or
mixed
1
00
The
bride
was
very
beautiful
in
4
Dahlias,
Coltness,
6
blooms,
one
color
1
00
a
gown
of
coronation
blue
with
5.
Dahlias,
Coltness.
6
bloom.?
mivsH
.'
jaccessories
lo
match
and
carried
6.
Dahlias,
any
bedding
dahlia
other
than
coitne
blooms
'
,
.50
.50
.50.
.50
2.00
1.00
1.00
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