y,
August
6,
1337.
LLULiU
a
iSTHMff
ASTHMA
RELIEF
...
Ovirn
iFitt.
RELIEF
iuitndi
have
found
quick
and
easy
if!
from
Asthma,,
IIy
Fever
and
knchial
troubles
in
the
una
of
Kellogg'
Uima
Relief.
You
can
relieve
your
Yring
.enjoy
me
more
...
witntn
it!
this
famous
herbal
preparation
Writ.
Kellogg'
Asthma
Kelief
haa
m
used
by
eufferers
for
over
CO
g-t.
You
simply
inhale
the
fumea.
,
Your
ntareit
drug
itort
Toronto
oourlo
ha
it.
St
.OOatin.
trial
aUetSci
Alao
obtainable
li
cigarette
form.
I
Northrop
A
Lyman
vo,
umiicu
IHTY
DOLLS
IN
CONTEST
fWfcrotinu
winners
in
I,
vents
tfwhich
Took
Place
Yesterday
me
playground
Doll
Contest
held
bb-3
i
t
.1
bSh
ort.;
a
showing
of
80
dolls.
iFWii'iMfinrc
uprp
n
fnllnu.s"
f
Acropolis
t
tlcmr
Made
Marie
Doulter,
Bvtjlcams
riff
i;:
Elsie
Kraupner,
Nora
Otatte
t
ii-
EMc
Kraupner,
Dorcen
Sir
9
t
'
t
;i:d
France
Webber,
v
Sin
id
.
Msftu.
Oorrcn
Stewart.
pBBini"
Grace
Sales,
Elsie
Wrstvirw
!
0
m
Made
Luce
Evins,"
M.
IT-irtuilo
"
I
d
Lcj.jrc
S.nith,
Pat
Patg)
Moore,
Patsy
Jean
Kelday,
Zora
MtCIVIlKMil
B&
Or
Rosaline
Tlialn
Seal
Cove
BW
lit.
M;lrif
Ifplpll
Kliniinin
r3t
-
-Jk?
iJ1.
L
....
.
-
.
c
OUvra
Sorenson.
Elll
Drc
cd
-Joan
Squire.
Pat
"
Margaret
Lamb,
Thorn
-
j
Krau:e
W-
KrlxtltiK
Pelprwm.
arp
Oorecn.
t
Ha-
Doll-Marv
Furcusen.
5;;rcn
;en
Si1
Ocoraled
Uu?gy
Pat
Me
Mr.rv
Dyphavyn.
jy
Crop
Heavy
Rulkley
Valley
EWTIIEHS,
Aug.
0-
Haying
op-
pni
are
still
proceeding
In
the
anr:y
Ths
weather
has
been
for
i.he
past
three
weeks
and
(gal
aeal
of
hay
has
been
stored
.,
to
the
best
possible
condition
is
still
a
lot
to
get
under
'"it
rain
for
several
weeks
M
the
riktHr-t
WprlnP.criav
and
It
rained
quite
heavily
pera)
hours
but
as
It
had
been
Itening
for
two
days
It
gave
farmers
plenty
of
notice-
to
?re
for
It
and
it
will
benefit
a
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Just
arrived,
new
shipment
o'
Oxfords.
"The
Mayfair."
'
tf.
James
II.
Thompson
left
ai
tliis
morning's
train
for
a
visit
to
Ti'rracc.
iSlll
Mrs.
Mellaril
Lturnett
of
Tort
Alberni
arrived
in
Ihe
city
on
the
Prince
Kupert
this
morning
from
the
south
to
spend
a
month
here
visiting
,with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Uoddie.
Mrs.
II.
S.
Meadows,
who
has
been
visiting
for
several
weeSs
in
Vancouver.
Victoria''
and
pIkp
Where
in
the
south''reiVriied
to
.
.
.
111.
t
A
it
uie
city
on
tne
I'rincn
Kupert
mis
morning.
Most
of
th!
delegates
from
in
terior
points
who
have
been
here
to
attend
the
annual
convention
or
tne
Associated
Hoards
of
Trade
of
Central
Uritish
Colum
bia
this
week
are
leaving
by
this
evening's
train
on
their
return
to
the
interior.
Some
went
out
on
this
morning's
fast
train.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
II.
Allison
and
(Juesnel,
after
attending
the
cdn
vention
here
this
week
of
the
Associated
Uoartts
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia,
sailed
this
.afternoon
on-
the
Prince
Kuperl
'to
make
the
round
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
and
on
to
Vaiicou-
.1
cr
enroute
Home.
Local
delegates
reluming
to
tJiu
ciiy
jectfiitiy
from
Ke.owna
er
aneiiiiiiig
the
i.yro
Club
u.stnci
conveirtion
report
Jiav-ng
inet
a
nural)er
of
lormcr
Pruicu
uujicii
I'vHioeiiU
in
tlt;;l
Jor
uliy
Evans,
Elean-!"tU'act,vu
H,tJ
flourishing
Okun-
agan
town.
Amor.g
lorm'r
loca.
peojile
now
resident
in
Kdowrra
are
Sergeant
Alex
MacdonaKl,
at
one
time
a
constable
of
the
old
city
police
here
and
now
city
:ind
district
ch
ef
at
Kelowna;
Con
stable
deorge
Wyinan,
lormerly
1
1.
.
x
:
1
.
I;
1
I
mm
i
ue
I'njviiiKiai
poiue
neie;
I).
C.
Pnlerson,
former
local
manager
of
the
Hank
of
Montreal
and
now
manager
at
Kelowna,
and
James
Douglas,
who
a
few
.'.
similar
line
at
Kelowna.
Driftwood
Bridge
Is
Now
Completed
ience
to
the
farmers
of
the
Driftwood
and
Glentanna
areas.
The
old
Driftwood
bridge
was
car.
riccl
away
two
years
ago
and
crossing
the
creek
has
been
by
a
small
bridge
reached
by
a
detour
down
the
stream
over
a
short
space
of
ley
viipv
u;h-.rp
n
vprv
hp.iw
'roueh
road.
The
new
brldce
Is
a
is
bring
harvested.
The
crop
much
larger
and
more
permanent
ve
c
the
hp.-tvipst
ever
known
structure
than
the
one
which
was
washed
away
and
should
serve
the
8.
O.
N.
Picnic,
TiiKwell
Island.
J
ounciay,
Aug.
8.
Boats
leave
Cow
Bay
10:00
and
11:00
a.m.
For
mem-i
bers
with
friends.
(183)
I.
v.
Mrs.
J.
C.
K.
Scaly
-arrived
in
the
city
on
the
prince
Kupert
this
morning
enroute
to
Very
Rev.
Dean
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson
arrived
home
last
night
af-tcr
holidaying
for
the
past'
two
weeks
at
Kltwanga
Miss
Eileen
Malr,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
'Mair,-
returned
home
on
last
night's
train
af
ter
spending
the
past
month
and
a
half
In
Vancouver
and
Seattle
I!.
F.
Smith,
general
manager
of
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.,
and
Mrs.
.iSmilh
are
passengers
aboard-
the
Prince
Itupert
today
returning
to
Premier
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
the
outh.
Mrs.
P.
C.
Miller,
who
has
been
visiting
In
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
returned
to
the
city
on
t
e
rnnce
Kupert
this
morning.
She
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
fc.
Malcolm
of
was
accompanied
by
her
daugh-
ter,
Miss
Edilh
Miller,
who
has
been
spenidng
the
past
two
years
in
London,
England.
John
H.
MorVy.
fanner
of
Owen
Sound.
Ontario,
is
a
visi-or
in
the
city
today.
Mr.
Mnr-h'y
has
been
visiting
at
Penticton
with
h's
brother.
II.
I!.
Morley,
nd
arrive.l
on
the
Prince
Kupert
'M
nmrnln'r
rY)m
th
south.
He
will
nroneed
Eur
on
the
evening
rain.
Scratching
li
fl
Ell
BVC
ltchln
4
Inject
Bit
Evm
the
miiatetubbnrn
Itchinx
nl
innrct
bitrm.
athlrte'a
foot,
hivea.
aclm.
ffi-ma.
and
many
other
akin
afflictinnt
nuu-Ur
vit-kle
to
conlinc.
anlcrplic.
liquid
D.
D.
D.
Prescription.
Ita
cratle
oila
aonihe
the
trrit;itrd
akin.
Oar.
Itreiiirlru
and
auinlru
dnej
last
Stnpa
the
mnet
inteniie
itcliinn
intantlv
A
S$c
trial
tMKtle.atdni;atnrn.rirvniit
nimuney
bar
k
.
Aik
lor
D.
D.
D.
Prescription-
27
P.UG
HATTLES
POUT
AKTHUK,
Out.,
Aug.
(
(CP,
"It
takes
at
thief
to
catch
mo,
......
.vi,u
n..'
.1
n
miei,
utiawa
hniomoiogirai
fi2fi.i-..'i,.
.....i
.
....v..
r..'ii,.,l.i,lejiartjnenl
officials
believe.
Con
M-(Ufiiuy
u
rid
ine
inKenenti
dis
trict
of
calerillars
and
army
worms
two
types
of
fly
that
live
off
the
pests
will
be
released
in
Ihe
vicinity.
KAIL
CHIDF
IS
VISITOR
(Continued
from
Page
1)
SMITHEKS,
Aug.
G:
Work
on
the
this
year's
crop
would
be
"spit-
Driftwood
Creek
biidge,
which
has
been
going
on
for
several
weeks,
will
be
completed
by
the
end
-of
this
week
and
will
bo
a
great
conven
"It
seems
that
it
will
be
g'"i
in
some
places
and
bad
in
others,"
said
llungerfoid.
"U
dot's
not
appear
that
the
lotal
crop
will
be
large."
Mr.
Hungerfonl
had
no
announcements
of
local
import
ance
to
make.
He
displayed
in
terest
in
the
possibilities
of
early
Industrial
developments
here
and
gave
assurance
tha.t
all
possible
co-operation
wbuld
be
given
by
himself
and
the
railway
com
pany.
Rptirnspnl.it
I
vim
nf
tti..
Pi-lni-n
'
districts
for
very
many
years
as
,.
chamb
()f
the
water
cannot
damage
the
pres-
m
.
...
,Ilmtrprt(11.
.
tn
,iilU(.,laa
cn
ouass-
,
.
'
the
Peace
River
outlet
and
othei
ine
roaa
on
oom
smcs
m
ine
maien
There
was
lMche;.n
oriage
is
oeing
regraaea
to
suit
ine
in
the
Comrno(Iore
Cafe.
nnur
r
rr
onrt
n111
ha
n
Imnmvo.
.
n
i
a
u..U(jv
..m
i.
ine
part'
nas
travelled
some
ment
over
the
old
conditions.
4300
miies
sfpce
eaving
Mont-
irea
eleven
days
ago
and
has
visi
the
growing
grain
crops
by
filling
ted
points
on
the
Company's
out
the
heads
of
wheat,
barley
.and
lines
in
Ontario,
Manitoba,
Sas-oats
and
so
Improve
them
consid-
katchewan,
Alberta
and
llritish
crably.
Columbia.
I
I
f
lill
Si
.11
I
hi
i
II
,
iiB
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
With
a
good-sized
fist
of
pas
sengers
Including
juitc
a
number
of
tourists,
some
making
tie
round
trip
and
others
on
their
way
east
from
here
by
rail,
C.N
it.
steamer
Prince
Ilupert,
Capt
Neil
.McLean,
arrived
in
port
at1
10
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
Uiver
ai.u
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
.1
p.m.
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
relurn
here
to
morrow
evening
southbound.
The
troller
Svalbard,
Capt.
Harold
"Slmonson,
today
delivered
1800
pounds
of
cohoes,
troller
Victory
F.,
Captain
Johnny
Fredheim,
delivered
500
pounds
of
spring
salmon
and
600
pounds
of
cohoes
and
the
trail
er
Adjust,
Captain
Jens
Moen,
de
livered
500
pounds
of
spring
salmon
and
800
pounds
of
cohoes
to
the
Fishermen's
Co-operative
at
9c
for
cohoes
and
10c
for
spring
salmon.
The
GO-foot
power
yacht
Mary
PapHpH?
'cr,
Gibbs,
and
party
on
board,
was
an
overnight
visitor
in
port
during
the
course
of
an
Alaskan
cruise.
The
trim
little'
vessel
arrived
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
left
this
morn-'ing
for
Ketchikan.
Imperial
Oil
Co.
for
Uritish
Col
umbia
with
headquarters
at
Van
couver,
arrived
here
yesterd.lj
afternoon
and
was.
in
the
air
again
this
morning.
WANDERING
PANTS
THE
PAS,
Man..
Aug.
6:
(CP)
When
Ross
Moxley,
local
blacksmith,
climbed
out
of
The
Pas
River
after
a
swim
he
found
his
pants
and
$12
In
cash
missing
from
the
spot
where
he
had
laid
them.
HINTS
ON
HOW
TO
WIN
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rrrty
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th
description
i(
Yti.,and
what
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dura,
you
wil
I
find
many
eicrllent
ideal
(or
completing
your
airnple
italcmenta
in
25
worth
or
leaa.
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clothes,
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what
It
dors.
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that
vou
can
eel
ikirk,
billnry
auda
in
any
water-
-hard
or
soft.
Note
Ikjw
quickly
these
luds
louk
Ikt
Hit
loot!
from
tlotku.
Rrmrmlirr
that
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judpt
will
lie
impressed
more
by
simple
and
sincre
phrasrs
rmHi
rmng
what
you
think
of
OxYnot,
than
by
fnty
wcl.
What
is
most
Important,
is
your
own
bouest
reaction
to
lire
iwiriuct.
CONTEST
RULES
READ
CAREFULLY
1
Simply
hnMi
the
srnlrm
e
"I
like
OxmiL
for
washing
clothes
Ircausu
.
.
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25
additional
words
or
less).
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1
y
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and
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and
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of
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1937
i
ra.Tjj"
V.33
7
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DAY
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9
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"
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Because
(
,'
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a
brand-new
$1,000
bill
given
away
each
day!
And
the
requirement
for
the
contest
is
so
simple,
so
easy,
tliat
ev
en
a
child
can
win
I
All
you
do
is
finish
the
sentence
shown
on
the
entry
blank
...
"I
like
Oxydol
for
waslung
clothes
because
.
.
."
(in
25
additional
words
or
less).
For
instance,
one
simple
answer
would
be
as
follows:
"I
like
Oxyixjl
for
washing
clothes
because
it
gets
them
4
to
5
shades
whiter
without
scrubbing
or
boiling."
What
Oxydol
Is
Oxywl
is
science's
newest
and
most
amazing
laundry
soap,
develoX"d
by
the
makersof
gentle
I
vory.
Combining
speed
and
safety
in
an
utterly
new
way,
it
does
these
4
amazing
things:
(1)
Soaks
the
dirt
loose
in
15
minutes,
without
scrubbing
or
boiling.
Even
the
grimy
spots
come
snowy
w
hite
with
a
few
quick
rubs.
(2)
Gets
white
clothes
4
to
5
shades
whiter,
pro
ed
bv
scientific
Tintometer
test.
(3)
Cuts
washing
time
25
to
40'
"mil
tub
Or
machine.
(41
Ypt
tin
sah
fhar
avwv
u-nshahlp
color
comes
out
sparkling,
brilliant,
fresh!
And
hands
stay
soft
and
lovely!
Women
by
millions
are
discarding
old-fashioned
soaps
and
switching
to
Oxydol
...
to
save
backaches
on
washday
.
.
.
to
get
w
hiter,
cleaner
clothes.
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HOTEL
ARRIVALS
nam
Blckle,
Grassy
Plains;
Dan
McLeod,
Cedarvale;
Mrs.
N.
Sherwood
II.
L.
McKenney,
Terrace;
Harry
Towne,
Blllmor;
Clara
Mac-'
Gowan,
Chicago;
Ed.
Croban,
New
York
City.
Itoyal
B.
Felln
and
J.
Cervon,
city;
E.
D.
Cronln,
Billmor.
Savoy
Dave
Waddell,
Vancouver;
William
S.
Cooper,
Terrace;
George
Waddell,
Surf
Point;
Phil
Brentzen,
Port
Simpson;
Mrs.
Ruttan,
Penticton;
John
Walker,
citv:
J.
Salt.
Later
the
pants
were
found
in
his
(New
Jlazelton:
S.
N.
White.
Forest
blacksmith
shop
but
the
money
dale;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Pombert,
A.
of
Los
Angeles,
with
its
own-
still
was
missing
Hlgshaw.
Montana.
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THRU
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Mrs.
C.
II.
Hankinson
leaves
j
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on
this
evening's
train
Centra!
jfor
Calgary
where
she
will
meet
Vernon
Lcroy
Rowc,
city;
Donald
'I)r;
akinson,
who
has
bcea
on
Mcltac
and
Mrs.
I.
J.
McRac.
CaW"
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mey
win
inen
gary;
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Speakman
and
J.
B.
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back
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about
a
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time.
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strong,
Edmonton;
Mrs.
W.
L.
Daumi
Co.'s
R
J
Carrisan,
C.N.R.
Imperial
Oil
tanker
Ini-Dillmor;
perial,
Capt,
A.
S.
McGaw,
ar-
,
i.
r.r,nce
""Pert
rived
In
port
at
8:0
this
morn.'
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R-Mallory.
Port
Clcmeps;
ing
from
Vancouver
via
Ocean
J:
N
Browning,
R.
M.
Pidgcon,
E.
E.
Falls
with
fuel
for
Ihe
company't
.
Nason
and
W'
R-
Bucknall.
Van-local
tanks
and
is
sailing
this
af-jcotlver;
Pat
Rcid
Toronto;
Forin
ternoon
on
her
return
to
loco.
Campbell,
Prince
George;
G.
D.
Marson,
Winnipeg;
I,
S.
Steensland,
.
MinneaPolis:
Mrs.
J.
II.
Chittick
Travelling-
by
airplane,
It.
M.
Pidgeon,
district
manager
of
the
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f
nd
dau8hter,
La
Jolla.
Cal.;
Wil-
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Enter
Each
Day
Remember,
there's
a
new
contest
each
day.
A
new
chance
to
win
a
brand-new
$1,000
bill.
Start
now
I
The
contests
begin
August
9.
All
entries
received
by
Procter
Gamble
on
any
contest
day
will
be
entered
in
that
day
s
contest.
It's
the
most
wonderful
contest
ever
held.
It
s
the.
greatest
chance
you've
ever
had
to
win
$1,000
cash.
The
quicker
you
get
started
the
better-so
don't
delay.
Get
Oxydol
from
your
dealer
today.
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and
address
of
dealer
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