Beautiful
to
Look
at
and
Wonderful
to
Wear
Priced
$6.00
and
$6.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PK1NCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
.Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avsnue
H.
F
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
SUBSCKIITION
KATES
City
delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advar.ce
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
JUNIOR
CHAMBER
ACTIVITIES
The
Junior
Chamber
of
Cnnrmprpp
bns
$5.00
Thursday,
October-14,
1937.
an
active
year.
During
that
time
it
has
dealt
with
a
number
of
public
questions
and,
judging
from
the
personnel
of
its'
officers,
it
bids
fair
to
cany
on
with
even
greater
activity
than
during
the
year
just
closed.
rj
There
is
a
splendid
field
for
the
junior
chamber
in
this
pity.
The
young
men
have
plenty
of
enthusiasm
and
they
should
prove
effective
in
helping
to
place
Prince
Rupert
on
the
map
as
a
city
of
great
opportunities!
BALANCED
BUDGET
i
It
seems
evident
that
Canada
is
about
to
pay
her
way
as
a
nfltinn.
Tt
is
nnw
n
Inner
Hmo
oinnu
tViio
lino
LAMPS
LAMPS
xiBinBiavKin
We
are
now
showing
our
new
fall
stock
of
lamps
of
all
varieties,
in
the
latest
and
most
mod-
ern
styles,
at
exceptionally
low
prices.
Drop
in
and
see
the
new
lamps.
You'li
be
-agreeably
surprized
at
their-
style
and
price.
TRILITK
FLOOR
LAMPS
BRIDGE
LAMPS
TABLE
LAMPS
HOUDOIR
LAMPS
BED
LAMPS
Lamp.
Shades
of
all
Descriptions
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
-'one
311
McBrldc
St.
i
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
75
Only-PAISLEY
HUGS.
27x51
and
21x18.
While
They
Last.
Priced
at
$1.00
and
$1.25
I'lIONE
775
2m:iii;::!;iBi.w,j:
r.itBiu;BK'B::3
i:m3l3!'iMiia;M:aB:K;iL15li!i;c.irfl
Harvard
in
1907,
Mills
soon
was
in
case
demand
as
a
corporation
trial
lawyer
but,
only
a
year
after
be
he
was
annolntpH
nH
"Sh
publicist.
r
t
-
J.
of
the
treasury.
In
February,
1932
.
was
marrled
aSaln
In
Sep-when-Andrew
Mellon
retired.
Mills
.
mber
1924'
to
Dorothy
Ran-
was
named
to
succeed
him
in
the
p,
,Fe"'
daughter
of
Philip
S.
P
Hoover
cabinet,
serving
until
the
Inauguration
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
on
March
4,
1933.
Mills
was
an
uncompromising
foe
ot
me
xxew
ueai,
seeing
it
as
"an
attempt
to
turn
"'""V"
mwi
uut
our
individualistic
UlulViauailSllC
r
w
""'v
ouivi.
vjjio
liar,
uajJJCHCU.
Year
after
year
there
have
been
deficits
resembling
some-,soclety
lnt0
a
collective
one."
He
what
the
deficits
in
manv
nrivate
hiisinessp.
Thp
omm.
kept
up
the
flht
through
both
trv
has
had
tn
borrow
in
nnv
tnOCO
,la,.tu
n,l
1,
terms
ot
the
Roosevelt
admlnlstra
Randolph,
of
Philadelphia.
He
had
no
children.
U-M
.VCT
.Notice,
ot
IntonUon
to.
.pply
to
If
as
Land
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dlatrlct
or
BnltUh
Columbta,
and,
situ-,
ate
on
White
Band
Wand.
Take
notice
that
Frank
Waterman
ot
Prtooe
Rupert,
occupation
miner,
in-tend
ot
th
to!-
...
.
rvtJ
"'v.
nit
iiuci
wot
,
tlon
"
and
"la
ln
X5Mb
was
WaS
mentioned
,y,0,H
j
to
m
apply
appiy
for
lor
a
a
lea
lease
nn
iha.
kv.,,Vr
ii.
:
a-hi'..il
.
as
,
lowlmr
desilirt
w.w
viBo
u
uiaue
it
iiiweasmgiy
tlllliquil
10
;
a
potential
candidate
for
the
Re-
Ccg
at
Import
planted
on
balance
future
budgets.
J
publican
presidential
nomination,
i
?SLd
telh
clW
on
wmte
8,111(1
'.
The
dispatch
published
yesterday
from
Ottawa
show-'
MIIls
came
of
colonial
stock.
His
i
E-
corn,r
Pf
White"
d
'isundand
ing
that
for
the
first
time
in
years
the
country
has
paid
father
wa
gden
Mills,
a
banker,
:ttwNNSrtMS
its
way
for
six
months
with
every
likelihood
that
it
will
philanthropist
and
turfman.
and
iT
con"
qontmue
to
do
so
for
the
rest
of
the
year
is
very
encourag-
h,s
mother
was
Ruth
t.
Livingston
A.ueM
waterman
ing
news.
We
must
pay
our
way
or
eventually
we
"hilll1
'
'
mm
uurseives
in
(llllicuities.
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday
October
u
BORN
WITH
Man
in
the
Moon
Ladies'
Music
(Julia
Arthur)
GOLD
SPOON
Club
Resumes
"IN
MY
JOB
ONE
CAN'T
SHOES
.1
-
v.'fc
Are
H
ere
First
Shipment
Just
Arrived
r
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
14:
(CP)
Al-
I
t
.
,
,
77-7
,..,.'
a
gold
spoon
in
his
mouth-and
had
0f
a
possible
pulp
niUl
or
an.
el-
Mrs.
Bernard
Lundahl.
Fourth
little
inducement
except
the
tra-
uslve
otficV
But
Vn
time
the
Avenue
West,
with
a
good
attend-dltions
of
ancestors
to
carve
out
excitement
exc,tement
wears
wea"-
off
lance-
The
ProSram-
ie.Mn
the'
life
and
works
of
Ethelbert
a
career,
his
life
was
well-rounded.
,
An
able
financier,
skilled
ward
when
Peter
asked
one
of
theNevIn'
was
in
th&
hands
ot
Ut
?'
'
A
McWaters
who
read
a
splendid
Dolitician
a
nkasant
and
araceful-
ioto
,r,i,i.
.
v,.,
v,
h
ant
-1
I
vv
maa.w
ut
v
rw
Bwv
socialite,
socialite,
a
a
leadinz
leadinz
tax
tax
extiert.
expert,
a
a
t.hprp.
there.
tfi
lnermir.
n.
wns
PaPel"-
promulgator
of
social
welfare
leg-
j
islation,
a
successful
corporation
counsel,
a
soldier
of
considerable
J
distinction,
a
congressman
and
cab-
I
(nat
nfflnor
f
VnrA
rt'aya
cr-r
Q
i-
t
V
f
"Flu."
First
Lawyer.:
down
cheat!"
Second
Lawyer:
"
;
Ulb
V41iLClUlCCC
VYtAC
WkilM
Ul
tilC
things
Mills
succeeded
in
being
for
mitigated
liar!"
no
better
reason
than
that
he
Judee
"rapping)
J
wanted
to
be
them.
After
D-pt.tfnp
his.
law
riptrrpp
frnm
The
Drogram
was
as
follows:
i
j
Vocal
solo,
"O
That
We
Two
Were
You
re
a
low
Maying,"
Mrs.
J.
H.
Carson.
j
Piano
solo,
"Mon
peslre,"
Mrs.
'You're
an
un-
j
H.
O,
Johnsen.
1
Piano
solo,
"Rusignuolo,"
Mrs.
"Now
that
the'
Bernard
Lundahl.
attorneys
have
identified
each
Vocal
duet,
"The
Rosary,"
Mrs.
other
we
shall
proceed
with
the
R
G.
Large
and
Mrs.
H.
N.
Brock-
lesby,
violin
obligato
by
Miss
Nellie
-
1
T
ni'rono
.
Teacher:
"What
is
the
feminine
Plan0
soios
Gohdoliers-and
omiHo,!
mo...
v,i,
ho,
v
""
'
"Buona
Nocte."
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
SacttV
01
baChel01;
Vocal
solo,
"Mighty
Lak
a
Rose"
In
1914
he
was
elected
to
the
state
y-i-wuung
,
Mrs
j
H
McLeod.
senate
and
began
to
reflect
a
lively
They
had
been
married
only
a
Accompanists
were
Mrs.
E.
J.
interest
In
social
welfare.
Also
he
month,
and
he
had
left
for
a
few
Smith
and
Mrs-
w
L-
stamfo"d-had
a
flair
for
quickly
grasping
fin-
minutes
while
-
she
prepared
a
Delicious
refreshments
were
serv-ancial
problems
and
his
advice
soon
salad
in
the
kitchen.
,
ed
by
hostess,
was
sought
by
fellow
legislators
on
Suddenly
a
piercing
scream
ranp
-
1
tax
questions.
out
and,
he
rushed
to
the
kitchen
He
resigned
In
1917
to
accept
a
prepared
to
face
he
knew
not
commission
as
captain
in
the
Un-
what.
ited
States
army.
He
served
with
"Whatever
is
the
matter,
dar-the
A.E.F.
in
France.
ling?"
he
panted.
Mills
was
elected
to
congress,
and
"tt's
a
a
caterpillar!"
she
said,
In
his
first
year
In
the
national
wih
an
effort.
"Oh,
Herbert,
what
house,
was
appointed
to
the
influ-
nad
been
m
tne
house
alone!"
entlal
committee
on
ways,
and
me'ans.
He
served
three
terms
in
.
of
an
old
New
York
famUy-
mils
congress
piling
up
substantial
ma-
joritles
in
a
New
York
district
that
wasMborn
Au?ust
23,
1884,
at
the
was
closely
divided.
He
gave
up
his
g11
ummer
home
In
Newport.
-
.
R.I.
seat
to
run
for
governor
of
New
York
in
the
1926
election
but
was
I
defeated
by
Al
Smith
whose
huee
'New
York
city
vote
overcame
the
majorities
which
Mills
won
Drafted
By
Treasury.
In
September.
1911,
he
married
Miss
Margaret
Stuyvesant
Rutherford,
daughter
of
Mrs.
W;
K.
Van-derbllt.
Sr..
by
the
latter's
second
marriage
to
Lewis
Morris
Rutherford.
This
union
ended
in
a
Paris
divorce
ln
in,
,1820,
1920,
the
the
ex-Mrs.
exMrs"
Mills
MnLs
Shortly
before
the
expiration
of
,
his
third
term
in
congress
in
1927
at.ec
marrying
Sir
Paul
Dukes,
Eng-
SUFFERED
40
YEARS
FROM
CONSTIPATION
"For
40
years,
I
had
been
praying
for
a
lasting
remedy
for
constipation
and.
its
evils.
Finally,
I
tried
Kellogg's
Aia-Bran.
Sine
that
time
(nearly
10
years
ago)
I
have
hot
taken
any
medicine,
Ila.v
been
well
and
entirely
free
from
constipation."
Mrs.
I.
H.
Kendig
(address
on
request).
Don't
let
common
constipation
ruin
your
life.
You
can
end
it
safely,
without
using
drugs
that
soon
lose
their
effectiveness.
Just
eat
two
tablespoonfula
ot
Kellogg's
All-Bran
every
day
with
every
meal
in
severe
cases.
Serve
as
a
cereal
with
milk
or
fruits,
or
cook
into
appetizing
recipes.
AUy
Bran
absorbs
more
than
twice
its
weight
in
water
and
gently
clears
away
the
wastes
that
cause
headaches,
tiredness
and
serious
illness.
The
vitamin
B
In
All-Bran
helps
tone
up
the
entire
intestinal
tract.
Buy
Aix-Bran
from
your
grocer.
Guaranteed
by
Kellogg
in
London.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli.
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
IKOM.
HOME"
Kate
JL0
Up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
K'Jpvirt,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Hat
IN
BRITISH
C0LUMBI,A
LEADERS
ter,
1
Kiw-
mV'Wl
',
""
"
"'
''r,'"r
hrcame
Premier
of
HrUhh
Columbia
in
Soremher,
1902.
lie
uxu
nrlerled
la
continue
the
govern'
ment
formerly
headed
hy
the
lion.
Jamet
l)unimuir,JoUauint
the
latter'
resignation.
AJevo
month
later,
ehar
get
brought
ogdi
nut
the
Premier
in
the
lloute,
in
connection
uith
the
prerioui
"uwrilutg
of
contract
to
a
firm
of
trhirh
11
alleged
the
lion.
Air.
Prior
wa$
financially
interested.
He
gar,
Hem
of
uJwtlter
the
charge
juttlfied
it
or
not,
the.
Premier
tliortly
resigned,
lie
tra
iirre,;
by
the
lion.
Hlchard
Mcllride.
Hetween
July,
1S9S,
and
June,
J90J,
the
trotinee
had
five
different
MintHrle.
Although
GoYcrnmcntB
rise
ami
full
in
public
favour.
Silver
Spring
Lager
Bfcr
linn
alwuys
eujoyed
widespread
popularity
and
an
etoiuble
reputation
for
high
quality
and
distinctive
flavour
which
has
been
consistently
maintained
for.
more
than
two
decades.
SILVER
SPRING
No.
14
Coronation
Brew
Lager
TI'iS
"-SteT1
Pul'lU,'e,l
or
diltye,l
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
y
i-t-i.
'he
Government
of
llntuh
Columbia?
"
KvirtentJv
Hnn
Tan
Is.
on
the
lob.
RISK
OFFENDING
,
But
Ogden
Mills.
Former
U.
s
Did
Not
so
far
as
the
defense
scheme
is
Med
at
Horne,
of
Mrt'.
Lundahl
SO
I
ALWAYS
CHEW
Treasury
Secretary
concerned.
If:
he
keeps
up
his
ac-.
Ywlerda
wlth
Mrs.
McWater
.
I
Waste
His
Life
tlvlty
we
shall
soon
be
In
a
position
in
Charge
WRIGLEY'S
10
ueiena
ourselves.
:
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THE
BREATH!"-
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
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CATALA
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TUES-
T.S.S.
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DAY,
1:30
pjn.
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p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thurs,
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Sun.
Midnight
If
convenient
pleaso
purchase
tickets
at
office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
5CS
Folding
Metal
Bridge
Set
BUILT
TO
LAST
Extremely
strong
construction,
advanced
design,
handsomely
enamelled
in
a
varietv
of
color
schemes,
iui
i
i.:
1
.
'1.1.
..i-i.i
i:,i,.
dimensions
height
27
inches,
top
30x30,
Chairs
fold
with
single
movement.
Chair
backs
form
fitting,
curved
for
correct
posture.
VjIS
fl
l
Price,
fivp-nieep
set
QLOtVV
-
-
-
-
-.
Table
and
chairs
sold
separately
if
desired.
Allowance
for
Your
Old
Furniture
in
Trade
Phone
GREEN
91
fi
Used
Goods
Piano.
Made
by
Mason
and
Risch
Organ.
Made
by
W.
Bell
Co.
8-Tube
Radio.
Made
by
Bosh
National
Encyclopedia
1
Set
Books
of
Knowlege
Vanguard
Waltham.
23
Jewels
ELIO'
Furniture
Exchange
Buys
Everything
Sells
Everything
Phone
f.reen
91G
Hours
.9
a.m.
to
5
p.m-
I
.
--aBB-a
Frlnco
Rupert
Electric
Steam
Massage
Treatment
For
Rlieumatlsm,
Tuberculosis
Lumbago
and
Dyspepsia;
Phone
281
K.
Hayakawa
New
Royal
Hotel
Room
12
I
I
ft
HEX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Echanl