ASTHMA
RELIEF
A
I
your
nearett
Drug
Oaa'i
,
Starr
z?c
ano
ai.uu
Alio
in
ricarclta
form.
Xnr
!,'..
od
Oourlo.
K-n
FOR
SALE
METROPOLIS
PREPARED
Write
today.
Julius
Shore,
Mail
.rorn
n
earjv
aee
Order
House,
8th
Floor,
Bldg,
Vancouver.
FOR
RENT
Bekins
(tf)
HELP
WANTED
GIRL
Wanted
for
general
housework,
Carlscouit
Hotel,
New
Mas-
sett.
Phone
Green
811.
(110)
WOMEN
Wanted
to
weave
and
hand
stitch
light
leather
table
runners
at
home.
Good
pay.
Ex-
not
sufficiently
penetrating
to
do
iore
than
bring
a
flush
to
the
face
cf
this
old
woman
who
has
ncthired
nomn
and
ceremonv
The
answer
to
what
the
Corona
tion
visitor
will
find
depends
upon
ihc
visitor.
Eight
and
one-half
million
move
about
London's
692
sauare
miles
in
a
manner
that
de-
CLEAN,
Well
-
furnished
modern
ljes
Ren?ralizin2.
Those
in
search
the
corner
from
a
hulking
modern
'
SS-Xt-
b"
"
visitor
'
'
will
come
sud-
Crafts,
414
Bay
St.
,,1.
393,
Leather
,,,n
Tnrnntn
nntnHrt
f1191
(112)
-i'-,
AIALE
HELP
WANTED
GOVERNMENT
Jobs
How
to
get
them.
Be
ready
for
spring
appointments.
Free
Booklet.
The
M.
C.
C.
Civil
Service
Schools.
Winnipeg
(tf
1
HELP
.
WANTED
Young
married
I
where
the
most
realistic
of
men
will
hear
the
whisperings
of
Vlc-i
torian
scandal
and
Georgian
ad-J
venture.
The
Inns
of
Court,
for)
example,
stand
aloof
with
all
the
dignity
of
a
wlgged
Judg-e
from
the
rush
of
ths
nearby
Strand
and
the
chao-
of
Fleet
Street.
Step
Lively
Please
Thc
traffic
of
London
has
had
a
men,
21-35
years
of
age.
A
real
hard
fight
and
is
further
compli-
opportunity
to
set
yourself
up
in
3ated
the
bus
strike.
Bottlenecks!
:
1
1
T-i
1
"aTlH
and
nil
all
till
that
f
tViorrtln
therein
!e
is"
nrvait
wreak
ha
a
uiiwK
uu.iiicss.
n;u
1
est
111
an
all
Canadian
firm
In
your
own
district.
Good
money
for
workers,
and
permanent
work
to
the
right
parties.
Write
for
particulars,
P.
O.
Box
553,
Kamloops,
B.C.
'97)
LOST
LOST
Gold
nugget
brooch.
Phone
494.
(112)
PERSONAL
GENTLEMEN'S
Sanitary
Supplies
highest
grade
15
for
$1.
PacltlT
Supply,
751
Granville.
Vancouver
LAND
ACT
I'orm
No.
13
FORM
OF
NOTICE
Caostar
Land
District
IHntrlct
of
AtMn
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Fred
Aklc
inC
Charles
Oberlander
of
Atlln.
B.
C,
occupation
Miners,
Intend
to
apply
for
pormiMlon
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
pent
located
two
miles
south
of
Golden
Oate
on
Tag!
eh
Lake.
North
Wert
Corner
Post.
Ground
runs
20
chains
from
this
post
la
a
southern
direction
then
20
chains
eas
then
20
chains
north,
then
20
ehauu
west,
to
local
post
of
beginning
FRED
N.
ACKLES
v
CHARLES
OBETILANDER;
Dated
AprU
6th.
1937,
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarcli:
Proprietor
"A
HbMK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.10
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Uupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
voc
upon
the
best
laid
plans.
Normally
buses,
cabs
and
pedestrians!
eddy
around
old
statues
like
bees'
possetsed.
Gradually
thc
corners
are
wearing
away
for
speedier
transport,
thc
most
notable
case
being
the
hunk
carved
out
of
Hyde!
Park
to
widen
the
intersection
of1
Oxford
Street,
Edgeware
Iload
and
Park
Lane.
But
in
doing
so
thc
famous
Marble
Arch
has
been
left
far
from
the
park
to
which
it
was
a
gorgeous
'
entrance,
and
now
is
holding
a:
sort
of
sit-down
strike
in
th'
middle
of
Oxford's
bustle.
Taking
the
Inevitable
first
impressions
for
granted
brussel'
jprouts,
afternoon
tea,
lndiffer-!
?nce,
rain
and
-
foul
coffee
the
visitor
will
enjoy
his
minor
obser-'
vations.
The
bank
teller
weighs
his
silver
coins,
the
young
man
wears
no
hat
but
a
tremendous
muffltr,
the
"logical"
expectation
never
works
out
for
London
revels
in
In-1
consistencies
and
doing
things
theP.
hard
way,
the
people
are
polite,!
'.he
pound
goes
like
a
$2
bill
and
time
goes
even
faster.
The
Canadian
must
reconcile
himself
to
becoming
an
American
for
the
49th
parallel
ts
not
com-non
knowledge
in
this
country.
If
he
takes
the
pains
to
assert
he's
a
Canadian
he
may
be
rebuffed
with
"Well
that's
quite
the
same
thing."
tiut
that
same-
Canadian
wlll
per-'
haps
do
well
hot
to
presume
alt
Englishmen
are
fools,
nor
that
their
humor
has
worn
away
with
the
centuries.
The
determined
and
labored
English
joke
is
admittedly
grim,
but
they've
a
keen
appreciation
of
the
fun
of
congenial
kld-
PAGE
EIGHT
THE
DAILY
NEWS
RELIEVE
SUFFERING
QUICKLY
WITH
KELLOGG'S
RELIEF
Aithma
or
Ilay
Fever
are
quicllyand
limply
relieved
by
helloes'
Afihrea
Relief.
This
lamoua
herbal
preparation--sold
in
Can
da
for
60
jrcara
hai
a
I
rmiily.benc
Eted
tnouaanaa.
COAL
Nanaimo-Weiiington
for
furnace
and
heater.
Alberta
Egg-sootlesfi,
for
the
kitchen
range.
London
Itolls
on
With
Mild
Flush
Towards
Coronation
Proceedings
Life
as
Usual
Armies
or
Visitors
Throng
Streets
And
Marvel
at
Landmarks
LONDON,
May
11:
(CP)
There
s
a
sign
on
Charing
Cross
Station
jvtn..s;ng
"Conducted
Rambles."
xiir
purist
might
argue
a
conduced
ra-nble
is
no
longer
a
ramble,
at
n
tliis
country
of
paradoxes
a
;
po.nt
Is
not
raised.
The
sign
epitomizes,
figuratively
rak
ag,
the
way
this
great
city
of
he
p
st
1$
abreast
of
the
20th
century
and
aware
of
its
still-potential
future.
Here
the
streamline
car
runs
down
the
cobble-stone
road
and
the
customs
of
the
people
remain
fixed
by
precedent
although
lightened
by
Inconsistent
Hi.
tat
ions
-with
the
moderns.
Coronation
visitors
find
it
either
muddis-headcd
or
fascinating
or
both.
It
is
only
certain
they'll
not
amain
indifferent
for
London
is
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Phone
lit
not
one
of
those
places
you
don't
or
117.
ut)
-h-nk
about.
Tourists
argue
about
,
it
ray2
ajj0Ut
jt
and
curs
about
it.
FURNISH
Your
home
with
brand
3ut
the
Londoner
just
smiles
with
new
factory
samples.
63
piece
n
equanamity
that
galls,
three
room
groups
$184
ideal
A
prominent
French
author
ex-for
the
working
man:
extra
high
rained
the
other
day
he
had
not
grade
groups-$232:
10-piece
orne
tf
ee
tne
coronation
but
to
Chesterfield
groups
$53-50;
silk
..see
.h2
reai
London."
That
will
tapestry
Chesterfield
groups
bs
duncult
but
not
impossible.
For,
$39.50;
kitchen
tables
with
,il-embraclng
though1
the
Coro-drawers-$2.95;
dressers-$9.95:
nation
atmnschere
mav
he.
It
Ls
beds
complete
$13.95.
Terms
11
desired.
Here
is
an
opportunity
of
a
lifetime.
Act
quickly-
We
need
the
space.
Free
storage.
ACTORS
ARE
SATISFIED
Jut
General
Moving
Picture
Studio
Workers'
Strike
Shows
No
Sign
of
Settlement
HOLLYWOOD,
May
11:
CP
The
ominous
threat
of
a
fil'n
actors'
strike
gave
way
yesterday
tc
a
working
agreement
between
pro-lucers
and
the
Screen
Actor's
Guild.
Six
of
the
nine
major
stu-llos
granted
the
primary
demand
for
a
Guild
shop,
improved
working
conditions
and
better
pay
for
extras.
The
demand
of
other
studi-woiker,
however,
for
a
closed
shop
was
rejected
by
the
producers
and
heir
strike
continues
with
little
nmedlate
prospect
of
a
settlement.
Meantime,
arrangements
were
being
made
throughout
the
country
for
the
picketing
of
moving
picture
theatres
in
order
to
enforce
a
Canadians
Reach
London
to
A.ttcnd
Coronation
Rites
LONDON.
Mav
11:
Canadiar
military
representatives
tojrethei
with
900
other
Canadians
i.rriver"
in
London
at
the
end
of
the
week
for
the
Coronation.
jmejUsPhone
Red
444.
(Ill)
:
quletness
wil,
be
alarmed
If
&
FOR
RENT
Front
anartment
with
flnd
London
suffering
from
grow-
good
object
the
more's
the
fun.
electric
range.
Smith
&
Mallett
ins
lm-
Apartment
blocks
are
steme
lt
was
wn0
atudisd
his
.
Ltd.
(tf)
springing
up
slap
against
a
Geor-;
countries
as
reflected
in
the
people.
1
t
t
s.au
tuA-n
nouw,
way.
air
is
Decom-
it
Would
seem
the
most
rewarding
lng
a
shopping
district
and
historic!
of
pastimes
for,
as
he
said,
one
can
residences
are
giving
piace
10
garages
this
despite
Incessant
letters
to
th2
editor
that
such
activity
is
not
only
mad
but
sacrilegious.
Not
that
history
has
been
crowi
ded
out
altogether,
for
London's
charm
lies
in
its
urprises.
Around
see
"the
precise
and
distinguishing
marks
of
national
characters
more
In
these
nonsensical
minutiae."
:
MEMBER
IS
tBig
Aiyansh
I
pnMMVJmvn
i
any
iieie
Seventy-six
Aiyansh
people
Including
band
and
football
'
team,
arrived
this
afternoon
for
the
Coronation
celebra-
tion.
It
is
the
first
time
since
1920
that
the
Aiyansh
band
has
been
here.
.
Fishermen
Thank
Olof
Hanson
For
Fight
Against
Fish
Traps
i
successful
next
year."
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Union
steurnvr
Catala,
Cap
James
Findlay,
is
due
at
3:2";
this
afternoon
from
Stewart
Any
ox
and
other
northern
points
anr'
will
sail
soon
thereafter
for
Van
couver
and
waypbintn.
Returning
south
from
h?f
f:r
Treatyless
Era
Full
of
Menace
TOKYO.
May
11:
(CP)
With
a
treatyless
era
Inaugurated,
a
pam-phletjllssned
by
the
Japanese
Navy
yesfejHay
said
that
the
present
uneasiness
in
Eastern
Asia
and
the
Pacific
constituted
just
as
critical
a
situation
as
that
before
the
Russo-Japanese
conflict.
MAKING
OF
MUNITIONS
United
States
Building
Warship
For
Kussia
and
Selling
Ma-
j
tcrial
to
Japan
j
Olof
Hanson,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
i
has
received
the
following
letter
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
May
11:
from
John
Gavin,
secretary
of
the
The
United
States
governmint
Fishermen's
Joint
Committee
at
having
waived
objections
to
the
Vancouver:
?,
;
manufacture
of
armamer
ts
for
"We
wish
to
thank
you
for
your
foreign
nations
not
actively
Cn-splendid
stand
taken
against
fish
gaged
In
warfare,
construction
of
traps
at
the
last
sitting
of
the
a
slxteen-gun
battleship
for
Soviet
House.
Russia
In
a
private
America
;i
yard
"Although
we
were
not
success-
will
proceed.
j
ful
in,-our
efforts
to
have
them
u
is
also
announced
that
Japan
completely
abolished
from
British
has
contracted
for
the
purchase
or
Columbia
we
believe
that
a
base
350,000
tons
of
pig
iron
from
the
has
bsen
laid
whereby
a
much
United
States
for
the
manufacture
!
larger
and
stronger
camoalgn
can
0f
munition
in
iddiMon
to
150.000
j
be
carried
ouf
that
will
be
more
ton
which
was
ordered
in
Feb!
u-'
ary.
Flights
Are
Unnecessary
WASHINGTON,
May
11:
The
Assistant
Secretary
of
Commerce
yesterday
ruled
as
"unnecessary"
the
trans-Atlantic
flight
of
Dick
Merrill
who
yesterday
crossed
the
Atlantic
Ocean'
with
Jack
Lambie
in
order
to
fly
back
to
the
United
Slates
on
Thursday
with
Corona
tion
pictures.
The
projected
round-
voyaye
of
the
season
on
the
A5
uie-world
flight
cf
Amelia
Earhart
aska
route,
C.
P.
R.
fsiwme
p,ltnM
h,.
aiA'hn
Prints
LouSe,
Capt
a.
K
,er
thc
same
category
by
the
De.
this
afternoon
and
will
sail
ar
hour
later
for
Vancouver
ami
waypdlnts.
.
,
Imperial
Oil
Ctf.'s
tanker
Im
perial,.
Capt.
A.
S.
McGraw.
ar
rived
in
port
at
7:30
this
morn
ing
from
loco
with
fuel
for
th
company's
local
tanks.
urb
su-.h
flights.
Weather
Forecast
Creneral
Synopais
Pressure
re
m
Jih
low
off
Queen
Charlotte
"slan's,
rain
hag
been
general
n
coast
and
lower
mainland
wit
fair
weather
and
moderate
temperature
reported
over
the
in
terior
of
British
Columbia.
Prince
Rupe-t
Dj&trictStronji
south
wind,
cloudy
with
station
-.ry
temperature
.-nd
ahowers
Oueen
Charlotte
Inlands
"Irnrttr
antith
u7inl
,..
TAI.
loudy
with
litt'e
change
in
tem
erature
w'th
rain.
West
Count
Vancouver
Ishn-'
Fresh
to
strong
aouth
winds.
Mttle
change
in
temperature
and
showers.
CANADIANS
AND
THEIR
INDUSTRIES
....
AND
THEIR
BANU
CANADA'S
TRADE
WITH
THE
WORLD
In
the
last
calendar
year
Canada
hai
a
foreign
trade
amounting
to
$1,663,093,000,
an
increase
of
19.7,
as
compared
with
an
average
of.8.1
for
24
leading
countries.
In
this
ex-change
the
Dominion
had
a
favourable
balance
(including
exportation
of
gold
as
a
commodity)
of
$393,000,000.
Another
feature
of
international
trade
was
the
tourist
business,
incoming
and
outgoing,
totalling
$355,568,000,
the
balance
in
Canada's
favour
being
$155,938,000.
With
the
figures
for
tourist
trade
added
to
'those
for
ordinary
commerce,
our
international
trade
rose
to
$2,018,661,000,
with
a
total
balance
in
Canada's
favour
cf
more
than
half
a
billion
dollars.
Banking
plays
a
vital
part
in
the
upbuilding
of
the
foreign
trade
of
Canada,
and
foreign
irade
is
the
backbone
of
the
native
Industrie
which,
are
the
foundation
of
Canada's
economic
structure.
In
providing
financial
service
for
this
enormous
trade
1
leading
parj
is
played
by
the
Dank
of
Montreal,
which,
with
its
500
brandies
throughout
Canada,
its
own
offices
in
financial
centres
abroad,
and
its
own
banking
correspon.
dents
throughout
the
world,
carries
through
promptly
and
smoothly
the
task
of
financing
the
movements
of
an
infinite
variety
of
commodities.
The
Dank's
services
include:
Loans
to
importers
and
exporters;
purchases
of
bills
of
exchange
representing
ex.'
ports;
providing
commercial
credits
for
purchases
abroad;
purchasj
and
sale
of
exchange
"futures"
for
protection
against
price
fluctuation
in
foreign
currencies;
special
wire
facilities
with
the
important
exchange
markets
to
spied
transactions;
reports
of
character
and
standing
of
foreign
firms;
commercial
accounts;
foreign
currency
ac'
counts;
safekeeping
of
securities.
.BANK
OF
MONTREAL
ESTABLISHED
1
8
17
.
HEAD
OITICE,
MONTREAL
Prince
Rupcit
Branch:
F.
A.
MacCALLUM,
Manager
Stewart
Uranch:
H.
V.
LITTLER,
Manager
MOniRN.
IXPtRIENCID
BANKING
SERVICE
.
..
.THE
OUTCOME
Of
ll
VtAttS'
SUCCESSfUL
OPERATION
TI?
TOP
OFFERS
STYLE
THAT'S
NEW
From
evi-ry
rrn(;nizrl
M)lc
minrrr,
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