PAOE
FOUR
KELLOGG'S
iSTNMA
RELIEF
Thousands
have
found
quick
and
easy
relief
from
Asthma,
Hay
Fever
and
Bronchial
troubles
in
the
useofKeUoffg's
Asthma
Relief.
You
can
reliev
your
suffering
.
.
.enjoy
Ufa
mora
.
.
.
with
the
relief
this
famous
herbal
preparation
aOords.
Kellogg
s
Asthma
Relief
has
been
used
by
sufferers,
for
over
60
years.
You
simply
inhala
the
fumes.
Yournearttt
drug
store
Hat
u.
oqai
i
Jt-OOstin,
trial
sizelJc
.
AJTHHA
!
Also
obtainable
i
RELIEF
cigarette
form.
N'onhmp
A
Lyman
Toronto
Oarlo
WATKIC
NOTIt
K
)ivrrint
ami
I
w
TAKE
NOTICK
THAT
Polnr
s-Taku
Miiuiv:
Ciwupaiiy.
Linuto
whose
addrcs
TuiK-quun.
B.
C
apply
lor
a
:
tente
u
idkv
ami
i.v-
9
cfs
lor
power
a.
d
100
gals,
per
mmule
lor
mining
01
water
out
cl
Whitewater
Creek,
which
flews
ajoutth
easterly
and
drains
into
EOaver
Slcush
about
300
fee
east
of
c
intern
ibeur
:
ir
of
claim
Silver
Klrrj
No.
l..
UK
SW.i
The
water
will
be
diverted
at
a
point
about
3300
feet
norubaoeierly
from
the
confluence
of
Whitewater
Creek
and
Beaver
Slough
and
"Will
be
used
Tor
power
purpose
upon
fcfie
nunc
describe
n-
Silver
King
No.
1
Lot
5489,
Cassiar
DiAiot.
Atlin.
Minh
Division.
Tbbs
notice
was
pested
on
the
ground
on
the
4Wi
day
of
May,
1937.
A
copy
of
tfhia
notice
and
an
appl'.
cu
t
ion
pursuarj:
thereto
and
to
th
WaAer
Act"
wjai
be
tftled
In
the
offlc
of
ithe
Water
Recorder
at
Atllu,
B.C
a
d
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
Objections
u
the
pplkxutlon
may
be.
filed
with
the
siM
Water
Recorder
ot
with
Jie
OojCiptroUer
of
Water
Right,
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria,
B.C.
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appear
no
of
thl
notice
to
a
local
newspaper.
POLAIUS-TAKU
MINING
COMPANY.
LTD..
Applicant.
By
F.
J.
Bartholomew.
Agent.
The
CMt
of
the
first
publication
ol
this
notice
is
May
11.
1937.
vt.m:u
notice
Iitrriii
and
I
m-
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
Polarls-Taku
Mining
Ootispeany
LuniUri
whose
addrest
I
Tulwiuah.
B.C.
will
apply
for
a
IN
eenee
to
take
and
tue
300
gallons
per
miaMle
of
water
out
of
Whltewatei
Crrek,
wihloh
flows
south
easterly
and
drains
Jnto
Besvver
Slough
about
30C
fc?t
wn
of
eastern
Bounday
of
Claim
8ilver
King
No.
1.
Lot
5489.
The
water
will
be
diverted
at
a
point
700
feet
above
lie
confluence
with
Beav
c-
Slough
and
will
be
used
for
domestic
purposes
(50
gals.)
and
Mining
(250
gals)
pur
pew
upon
the
mine
desert!
as
Silver
King
No.
1,
Lot
5489.
Cassiar
District.
Aiiin
Mlnlog
Division.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
5th
day
of
May.
1937.
A
copy
of
thai
notice
and
an
Applies,
tim
nurhumi
ttvsrnt
n
h
"Water
Act"
wtll
H
fiioM
m
.k
r.ttil
of
the
Water
recorder
at
AUln,
B,
C,
a
-a
rnooe
Jtupevi.
a.
c.
Objections
to
the
application
may
be
v
iwi
xne
saia
water
Kecorder
or
with
the
CompteUer
of
Water
Right.
Parliament
Buildings,
Victoria.
B.
C
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
of
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
POLARK-TAKU
MINING
COMPANY
LTD..
Applicant
W.
Ougg
Thornton.
Agent
The
date
0
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
Is
May
11.
1937.
H.Vmt
NOTICE
Divrrslnii
anil
I
w
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
Polarls-Taku
Mining
Oompooy.
Limited
whose
addrew
I
TuUasquah.
B
C.
will
apply
for
a
1
ff-twt
to
take
and
use
100
gals,
per
nitron
of
waiter
out
of
Camp
Creek,
whidh
flows
southeasterly
and
drain,
into
Whitewater
Creek
about
1800
feet
nbofe
it
confluence
with
Beaver
Slcajji'
The
water
will
be
tttvtTtad
at
a
point
Hijotst
1800
feat
above
Its
confluence
with
Whitewater
Greek
on
8
liver
Klnv
Claim
No
2.
Lot
5490.
and
will
be
ii-ed
for
muiing
utd
domestic
purposes
I'pon
the
mine
dewribed
as
Silver
Klr.r
1
Claim,
Lot
6489
and
Sliver
Klnt
No.
2
Claim.
Lot
5490
and
on
Gold
Bar
Mining
Claim.
Oasalar
District,
Atlin
Mining
DlvtMoti.
This
notice
was
prated
on
the
ground
on
the
Stfa
day
of
May.
1937.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
appllca-ti-m
-Wavr
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
Aof
wUl
be
filed
in
the
office
'.
the
Water
Recorder
at
Atlin,
B.
C
and
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
Objections
to
the
application
may
be
fi
ed
with
las
tald
Water
Recorder
or
v
lth
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rights.
Pwttament
Buildings,
Victoria.
B
C
within
thirty
days
alter
the
first
ap-larance
of
this
notice
In
a
local
news,
paper.
POLARIS-TAKU
MINING
COMPANY
LTD..
Applicant
W-
Ougg
Thomson.
Agent
...
tet
of
""e
Ilrat
publlcaitlon
o'
tl'ls
notice
in
May
11.
1937.
WATER
NOTICE
lllti-rfcliiti
I
.
-
...TfICE
NOTICE
THAT
Polarls-Taku
vranpany.
Limited
whose
addrest
i
Tulseouah.
B.
n
arm
.
licence
ito
take
and
u-w
100
gallons
per
minute
of
water
out
of
A.
J.
Creek
whloh
flows
souheaatfrly
and
dralni
Uto
Beaver
Plough
about
1800
feet
bo.
Jwv
th
confluence
of
Whitewater
and
.?
.
J?."v"
VTrelca
n
Gold
Ba
M'nlnc
Claim.
The
watM
mil
m
I
,
n4
,
.
.
.
.
nlotit
1800
feat
above
tt
confluence
wi'h
Beaver
Slough
and
on
8ilver
kin
No
l
claim.
Lot
5489.
and
wUl
be
u-d
for
domesWc
and
mining
purposes
m.-rrithe
mtoe
dcncTlbed
as
Silver
Kln
No.
1
claim.
Lot
6489
and
81Her
KlnS
Vn.
2
Claim.
Lot
5490
and
on
Oold
Bar
Wlilnir
r;ladtn
Thto
liotice
wa
pouted
on
the
groum
.
.
A
OOOV
Of
lifaLaH
Its'
if
11
ntlf
"
-mavu
Uav4
nil
ilJUlLC
y"r
V
ln
the
offlc
OI
the
Water
Rnonrrlnr
'
n.
tn
n
r.
ami
Primed
Rupert.
B.
C.
'
Objection
o
ith
nf'
JfUj
h
said
Water
Recorder
or
wtth
tlie
Ooiniptroller.of
Water
RtolrU
Parltument
DuilfW
m.'
vit,.i
t,
within
thirty
days
after
tlie
first
an
pearnnco
of
this
notice
in
a
local
news
ixvper.
rOLAn.l8.TAKn
MtNtun
COMPANY
LTD..
Applicant
W.
Ougg
Tliomson,
Ageai
Tlie
date
of
Uie
fu-st
publication
of
thla
noUce
It
May
U,
1937.
Fine
Weather
Over
Holiday
Anglinj;
Season.
Opens
Som
Local
People
Visit
Fort
Simpson-
A
fine
balmy
day
marked
Vic-fnrin
Dav
in
Princn
RuiiPi-r.
Weather
was
mild
and
hazy
with
a
lazy
southwest
wind.
In
view
of
the
recenl
Coronation
Day
celebration,
there
were
no
lestiviUes
in
the
city.
As
usual,
the
week-end
marked
the
opening
of
the
-angling
season
and
many
fishing
parties
wen
out
over
the
week-end
Some
local
people
were
at
Poll
Simpson
for
the
celebration
there
over
the
week-end.
The
Letter
Box
WAS
ASTOUNDED
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
listened
to
Mr.
Love's
broadcast
the
other
evening
and
was
astounded
at
his
misrepresenla-ion
of
the
facts
relating
to
Ihe
work
done
by
Mr.
Pattullo
in
onnection
with
the
telephoiif
franchise
and
the
Woodworth
Lake
water
supply.
I
was
one
of
the
men
whom
Mr.
Pattullo
asked
lo
assist
him
in
getting
the
tele
ihone
franchise
from
the
Mc
tide
Oovernment
in
order
that
't
might
be
turned
over
to
th'
ity
after
the
city's
incorporation
This
was
to
head
off
a
private
"oncem
which
was
trying
to
se
ure
the
franchise
for
itself,
I
saw
Sir
Richard
McBrid
bout
it
and
he
gave
us
thr
'ranchise.
Similarly
the
Woodworth
Lakf
vater
rights
were
staked'
bv
Mr
Woodworth
of
Vancouver
and
Mr
attullo
put
up
a
strenous
fitrlil
lo
get
this
away
from
him
foi
he
City
of
Prince
Runert.
I
consider
it
onlv
fair
to
Mr
0-t(.,1
i
ii
,
anuiiu
iu
puuusn
inese
lacis.
J.
FRED
RITCHIE.
SECONI3
CAtJ.
pnn
TiriMnr.no
OEALED
TENDERS
addressed
to
the
un-
wiiari
twpiim),
oancapir.
uju..
win
vxs
received
until
12
nilixt
mum
s,i-ini,t
avln;),
Krlilav.
June
II,
1937.
for
tsi-
rejir
(to
5
iie
wnan
at
toa&aspit.,
Moresby
Island,
Skeena
District,
Queen
Chat-
oui.ie
xaimuusf,
a.u.
Plans,
form
rrf
rnntrnnt
mH
crwHfi.
cation
can
be
seen
and
forms
of
tender
-Jtataineri
nit.
tlw
rrffly
nf
H
r-v,
.r
f
-
elnecr.
Donairtmmt
nf
Piihlio
u'nri-e
Ottawa,
at
the
offices
of
tlie
District
Engineer.
Pont
Office
Building.
New
Westminster,
B.
C;
also
at
tlie
Poet
Offices
at
SandsplU
B.
c.
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C
Mavsatt.
B.
C.
Pott
Hem-enta,
B.
C,
Victoria,
BXJ..
and
Van-
louver.
u.u.
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unlet
inade
on
nrlnteri
(nrma
&ikrriiir
n,
Department
and
in
acoordance
with
'juikuiuxm
Bet
lorvn
itnerein.
Each
tender
must
bo
accompanied
ry
a
cerUifled
rheniA
nn
a
ko.wmh
1mi
In
Canada,
payable
to
the
order
of
t4c
rvuiuuraoie
vie
MUiUAer
of
Public
Works,
eaual
tr.
in
faf
s"vtA
f
rf
Hut
a
-
r-m
vi.hi,
w
vtis
v.
.w.
wsa-wn.
V
4Jkt(
LIUJ1U1
of
tle
Damlnitai
of
Oarnada
or
of
tbc
vuiaamn
naiAemm
llalU-ay
Company
nd
it
constltuakt
comrpanLcs,
utioondi
tUnlHllV
VimrnisTPMl
On
n
Twtwwlnnl
.a;J
nt?resat
by
the
Dominion
of
Cfciuula,
or
.i
ur
emcniL
lonea
ooaios
and
.a
ccrti
nca
encque
u
reqiured
to
make
tip
an
,
uu
uiirtiuiiiL,.
NOTE
Thp
rVirnrtrniinit.
M4t1
oluep
pints
and
ffpecLflcerttoav
of
the
work
uu
uevaei
01
a
turn
OI
10.00
.
In
tb
form
Of
a
omtlf.?ri
hanV
Vxntif.
MnfKi.
to
the
order
of
the
Mlnlsiter
of
Public
worss.
ine
aeipcsu
will
be
released
01
return
of
the
blue
m-lrwt
cathai
within
a
mointlh
from
the
date
Of
reociltion
nf
terKlem
Tf
nni
,
.
.
A
wfthin
tha,t
period
the
deposit
will
be
lonervqu.
By
order.
J.
M.
SOMERVILLE,
Secret8rr
Dapnrtmenit
of
Public
Works,
Ottawa,
May
15
1937.
LAMl
ACT
Kurni
Nil
13
FORM
OP
NOTICE
CuHnlar
l.uml
HKtrirt
tiiiri.t
..
TAKE
NOTI
OK
that
th
ab,.
ill
Charles
Oberlander
of
Atlin,
b.
C,
oc-
mumiB,
iniena
to
apply
for
w
purcnase
tn
roiiowln
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
located
tw
miles
south
nf
rtntHon
n.
t.
..--
wi;
gu
llUlin
Uke.
North
Wert
Corner
Post,
oround
u
tiuiuis
i
ram
mis
post
ln
southern
direction
on
tTT
.
.
.T
Uien
20
chains
north,
then
20
chains
-wi,,
w
iui
poet
oi
Deginning
PRED
N;
ACKLE3
CHARLES
OBERLANDER,
Pitted
April
6th.
1937
I'hone
18
tt
n
r,
...
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Quality
Groceries
low
I'nces
Courteous
Service
Prompt
Delivery
Uoat
and
out
of
town
orders
receive
careful
attention
Her
Life
a
Misery
Through
Backache
I'ain
So
Bad
She
Could
Scarcely
Walk
Three,
vcars
of
suffcrinc
and
j(4hcn
at'
last
glorious
relief!
This
wuman
iceis
it
ncr
amy
10
icii
other
sufferers
how
she
got
back
her
health.
Here
in
her
letter
die
.
.
tells
her
story:
"I
feel
it
my
duty
to
tell
you
how,
after
nearly
three
years
of
suffering
with
neuritis
and
backache.
I
nave
obtained
v.-i
j
relief
.
after
,i
i.i
taking
.
.
,
,
t.
'
.
..
THE
DAILY
NEWS
T
I
l,0-t
Monday
from
Ketchikan,
h,
i
i,
,
,
S
Z
?
-
hfdrfd?"
each
with
one
carload
of
freh
2iTet
fUtKn(!thJnS
".halibut
for
transshipment
East
Tr!
!h.
Slts'
over
Canadian
National
Railways,
and
.
the
k
bencfiU
m
derived
from
Thc
New
Zora
waR
,
lml
vi!,,
them.
I
can
walk
at
east
three;
f,i,
onc
carIoai,
of
fre8h
,(
miles
a
day
now.
and
before
I
im,,,.!,!,.
could
merelv
crawl
about
fho'
AK
J
h0Ki?-)
,
,
Kruschen
Is
an
excellent
diuretic
,),.(
.
,,
,
,
.
,,
.
.
-that
is.
it
helm
to
stimulate
kid-
rZJfT'
utn
k,dn,eyS
aFC
restored
to
healthy,
normal
action.
noi-onous
waste
is
prooerly
elimi-'ern
nated,
the
blood-stream
Is
puriricd.
ina
you.
get
welcome
relief
from
the
dragging
pains
of
backache.
Christian
Youth
Society
Danc
'.njoyaOJe
Arfair
Held
I'ridav
Night
in
Oddfellows'
Hall
Vuh
u
i
.
,
)!,,.
"e
ldet
on
T
,
tt
"
bL?c.,fl,
-
n
the
n,Mf
Oddfellows'
Ha
n
Fridav
...
..
.
li.riit
lignt
u-
li
was
a
highly
successful.
r
ivent.
Dancing
was
in
progress
from
'0
p.m.
until
2
a.m.,
to
the
-
strain.
)I
f
r,o,.ir
Cfiaille
t.
lial.iL'nna
i
Orfhct..
..,,
ohnny
,.
Comadina
"
proved
-"v..vv,.
to
be
a
n7v!rleiK.er.
re,m0n,Can
Jua:
8,c
and
7c;
Don,
G,-
.,.i
,
mt.iy
ana
Rerfreshments
were
served
at
nidnight
y
the
committee,
with
.
.
-
r
tii
,
nouer.
.
.-
aiJ
L
U
.."
1
1
1
Watts
&
Nickerson
WORK
CLOTHES
MEN'S
SIIIItTS
Blue
Chambray
$1.00
iMKiN'S
SHIRTS
Wool,
Flannel,
Light
Weight
$2.50
(J.
W.
(i.
SHIRTS
Zero
Mole
Cloth
ln
Solid
Colors
$2.25
G.
W.
(J.
IRON
MAN
PANTS
Famous
for
wear.
Orcy
or
Brown
in
all
sizes
$2.75
BANNOCKHURN
PANTS
Heavy,
Pure
Wool
$4.00
WAIST
OVERALLS
Red
Hack,
8-oz.
Denim
$1.35
WORK
CLOVES'
Horschldc,
pair
80c
&
$1.00
Watts
&
Nickerson
Phone
315
Third
Ave.
Men's
4c
Hoys'
Clothiers
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Paying
her
first
visit
here
i"
several
weeks,
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
motorship
liner
Northland,
Capt,
Len
Williams,
arrived
in
nort
at
8.150
Saturday
8a"C"
"
'
1
""T
7
continuation
of
u
her
voyage
to
Seattle
afler
having
discharged
two
carloads
of
frozen
fish
for
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
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Deloit
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and
Llsinore
wen!
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tnicr
Calala,
Capt.
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ill
r,
o'clocw
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t,.nr
thc
80Uth
anil
wilod
at
8
p.m.
fot
Stewart
a,
,..,,1
!,.'
i,oint
when,-.,
Shu
,otr,,
here
at
n
o'clock
this
morning,
sail!
Halibut
landings
at
Ihe
port
of
Seattle
last
week
totalled
813,00'.
pounds,
the
volume
being
the
heaviest
for
any
single
week
so
far
this
year
except
one
in
March
when
900.000
pqunds
was
landed
at
the
I'uget
Sound
port.
Seattle
'UnYl'H
foi
tko
nicl
ii.
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I
sliirhtlv
-
-
On
Saturday
nine
halibut
ves-
sels
,anded
catches
totalling
188.-
000
poun,,s
at
Seattle
as
follows:
"J
8c:
Kanaga,
39.000
pounds,
8
.iMin.
n
,
v
"is,
'ciic,
.ij.uuu
pounus,
ci,;
at,
..
.
LTLliaALIillI
aiup
U
llll
W-
,
I
Via
i
un
ff
v
O
V.
uau
iUl,
24,000
pounds.
Whiz.
8c
and
8c:
Kenance,
G.000
pounds.
Whiz.
8.k
and
7c;
Ethel
iiinei
S.,
o.,
17,500
h,wm
pounds,
pounus,
'
lot.
.
.
.
-n
,
auu
C;
AngeiuSi
10.000,
Rip.
U
ar.
'i
n.
c.
'.
ouo
pounds,
SVic
and
7c,
Eleven
halibut
vessels
market
'111'
n
fnlnt
C
o
fwir
.
I
mwi
ui
ioi.innj
pounriM
maue
a
heavy
day's
ha
but
busi
ness
at
Seattle
vestpnl.iv.
Snln
were:
Liahona,
40.000
pounds.
Me-
vallum,
9c
and
G'i-c;
Attu.
39.-
uuu,
ban
Juan,
9c
and
G'-jc;
Litu-ya,
31,000,
Scbaslian,
9c
and
6-Ysc;
Resolute,
30,000.
IJooth,
O'ic
and
Cc:
Addington,
.-25.000,
New
England,
8c
and
7';
Celtic.
39.-000,
Whiz,
9c
and
G'ac;
Freya,
18,000,
Booth,
9C
and
7c;
Huskie
L.,
8,000.
San
Juan,
9'jc
and
7c:
Madelaine.
10.000.
Washington,
JOVic
and
7C;
Merit.
9,000
Wash
ington,
9'ac
and
7e;
Roosevelt,
15,000,
San
Juan,
8'2c
and
7c.
Massett
Gunners
service
bur.
I
Delphinium,
Capt.
Johnny
Hart-lin,
having
made
a
trip
to
th
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
with
ballot
boxes
and
olher
nrm-liwiq'
election
supjiliea
and
documents
returned
t0
the
city
at
midnighl
Sunday
with
Returning,
Office!
W.
I).
Vance
and
John
Dvbhavn
on
board.
Guitar
Recital
Is
Well
Received
Recital
on
Saturday
by
Pupils
or
Miss
Elizabeth
Curric
Thc
guitar
students
of
Miss
Elizabeth
Currie
were
heard
ln
recital
on
Saturday
in
the
United
Church
parlors.
Each
number
on
the
program
was
well
received
by
the
audience.
"Build
B.C.
Payrolls"
A
Frank
ftr
1
1
Letter
JVAP0ATF9
r
Mrs.
S.
has
used
Pacific
Milk
for
years
and
at
times
useSj
other
milks.
She
says:
"I
have
;
heard
so
much
about
tint
qualities
of
Pacific
Milk
that
1
I
do
make
comparisons.
I
really
believe
Pacific
is
richer
j
and
has
a
nicer
flavor
yet
I
do
use
other
iriilks,
but
always
when
I
do
I
have
the
feeling
that
Pacific
is
better."
Mrs,
V.
s,
From
a
letter.
Pacific
Milk
IRRADIATED
OF
COURSE
Girl
Guides'
Association
Tea
and
Sale
A
very
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
Saturday
afternoon
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Oirl
Guides'
Association
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
R.
Morlson,
Mc-
Urldc
Street.
Many
ladies
called
during
thc
afternoon
to
lend
their
patronage
and
thc
gratifying
sum
of
upwards
of
$30
was
realized.
Mrs.
D.
O.
Borland,
president
of
the
association,
and
Mrs.
Morlson
received
the
guests.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Squires.
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrlngton,
Mrs.
Shelford
Darton
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacCallum
poured
and
girls
of
the
Guides,
led
by
Miss
Ilonora
Silvcr-"Ides,
acted
as
scrvlteurs.
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaffery
had
charge
of
the
tea
room
and
Mrs.
II.
L.
Landry,
'he
home
cooking
table.
The
rooms
were
tastefully
de
corated
with
daffodils
and
Iris
and
the
tea
table
was
centred
with
a
beautiful
lace
cloth.
Mrs.
Morlson
was
assisted
in
connection
with
the
making
of
general
arrangements
by
Miss
Muriel
Brewcrton.
Estimates
Of
Dead
in
Fire
Ruffians
Loot
Homes
as
Residents
Flee
From
Confutation
In
Phillipine
Town
MANILA.
May
25:
(CPl
News-
naoer
reports
vary
from
"two
known
dead"
to
"many
believed,
dead"
as
a
result
of
an
uncon-,
trolled
fire
which
swept
through;
ine
gold
mining
town
of
Paracale.
Ruffians
were
reported
to
be
looting
homes.
as
terror-stricken
resi
dents
fled
before
the
wind-driven
flames.
BIG
DANCE
FILM
HERE
"Horn
to
Dance,"
Starring
Elcanoi
Towcll,
is
Current
Feature
At
Capitol
"Horn
to,
Dance,"
onr
of
the
Vear's
niltst.'inrlimr
tnnuicil
nti.
To
Salmon
Trollers
dancing
pictures,
comes
to
tin
screen
of.
Ihe
Capitol-
Thcatr.
here
at
the
first
of
this
we.
Eleanor
Powell
has
the-
stellat
role
with
an
outstanding
array
i
SUDDOrt
.
.
illir
r-
f.-ilint
.
.
.
inr-lnrlmir
-.
.j
lama.
.
.
.
.
v
Stewart,
Virgina
Uruce.
Una
Mer
KCl,
bid
fcilvers,
I
ranee-
Lam
ford.
Ruddy
Ebsen.
Raymond
Wa!
burn
and
Alan
Dinehart.
Musical
hits
in
"Horn
I-Dance"
include
"Easv
to
Love.'
"I've
Got
You
Under
My
Skin.'
"Swinging
the
Jinx
Away,"
"Ilev
Raby,
Hey,:'
MUnp
Tap
on
Wood
an,l
"Rolling
Home."
The
entir
cast
sings
and
dances
to
thesr
catchy
songs.
The
dances
are
ex
ceptionally
spectacular.
The
plot
has
the
United
State.-N'avy
as
its
background.
Nigh:
club
life
is
featured
an
I
I
here
is
an
Interesting
romance
woven
in
to
the
story.
WHEN
HE
LOOKS
IN
YOUR
EYES!
Do
they
flash
and
sparkle;
or
does
he
(ind
them
dull
and
unattractive?
If
your
ar
dull
or
bars
a
yellow
tin.
It's
liobe
bly
bvcausa
your
li.rr
l.n't
lunc-lUnlnl
properly.
Your
liter
a
l!
ecu
almost
?eiy
part
ot
your
body
and
It
It
tela
out
of
killer
you
can't
look
well,
you
tan't
h
well.
So
keen
your
liter
healthy
brisling
rrult-a-tltes.
1
his
famous
re.
medy
contains
eitracts
of
fruits
and
herbs
and
acts
to
stimulate
the
liter
to
normal
healthy
action)
actltates
the
flow
of
bile,
cleanses
tha
elimination
tract,
and
helps
4
other
vital
organs
of
tha
body.
Ikt
not
let
your
liter
a
(Tret
your
looks.
Start
taklnt
Frult.a-lltea
today,
lour
drua-ftl.t
has
them.
(l
Is
low,
only
25c
:
tc.
FRUIT-A-TIVEStabvlIts
your
Souvtnir?
VWc'rc
handy
for
KODAK
FILM
and
careful
photo
finishing.
Messrs.
Woodswortli
and
Telford,
leaders
of
the
C.
C.
F
advocate
votes
for
Orientals.
How
long
do
you
suppose
It
will
be
after
Japs
get
tire
vote
before
they
obtain
trollers'
licences
and
dominate
trblllng
as
they
now
do
gill-netting?
You
know
Japanese
contractors
supply
Jap
labor
ln
a
block
as
required.
Will
they
not
also
supply
Japanese
votes
ln
a
block
where
Japanese
interests
demand
It?
You
know
that
Japan
is
claiming
thc
right
to
fish
in
international
waters
off
British
Columbia.
What
will
happen
here
If
the
Japanese
have
the
franchise,
when
we
are
called
upon'
to
vote
on
the
question
of
allowing
Japanese
encroachment
upon
our
fishing
grounds?
Tlie
white
races
are
not
allowed
the
franchise
in
Japan
Why
should
we
give
the
Japs
the
vote
here?
Japan
admits
the
races
will
never
mix.
You
must
admit
them
to
be
right
Are
you
prepared
to
give
them
equal
rights
with
yourselves
in
your
fishing
and
fraternal
organizations?
Will
you
accept
them
ln
your
boat
crews.
In
your
lodges
and
In
your
homes?
You
must
do
this
If,
as
Mr.
Woodsworth
says,
we
are
to
assimilate
them.
Think
this
matter
over
carefully
before
you
vote
C.
C.
F.
Did
you
get
The
Coronation
event,
Victoria
Day,
Boating,
Motoring,
Hiking
wherever
you
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whatever
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nothing
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the
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you
make
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from
your
own
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vaniajc
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That
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in
a
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nothing
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The
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Kodaks
and
Brownies
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and
with
Kodak
film-assure
excellent
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Don't
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Your
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