Thursday.
January
13.1033.
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NOTES
MM.
W.T.
Kergln
and
Mb
Ker-
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430
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Friday
aftenioon
frdni
bf
At
Home
"
3:30
to
6:
nnss
v"
Mazzel
for
driving
..
i
to
...ill.
the;
Evan
Love,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs;
nruct
Love
of:
this
city,
sailed
this
morning
on
me
rnnccw
iu
Skagway
enroute
to
Dawson.
He
1$
accompanying
E.
Graham.
Mrs.
L.
Itlenke
of
Juneau,
who
has
been
on
a
visit
to
Ketchikan
having
arrived
from
there
earlier
in
the"
week,
salied
this
mornlr-C
by
the"
Princess
Norah
ori
her
return
to
.the
Alaska
Capital.
Provincial
Constable
and
Mrs.
L.
I,
Olson1
and
family
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
who
have
been
on
a
month's
holiday
trip
south,
arrived
lit
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
and
will
proceed
to
the
Islands
on
the
Prince
John
Friday
night.
City
Commissioner
V.
J.
Alder
was
the
speaker
at
today's
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
with
President
W.
R;
McAfee
lri
the
chair.
George
Mitchell
has
been
appointed
chairman
of
the
Rotary
Clilb's
program
committee'.
Dr
S.
J.
Evans,
former
well
known
local
dentist
who
Is
no
located
In
Edmonton,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
this
morning
from
Vancouver
In
the
course
of
a
trip
to
thi
coast
and
will
be
here
until
tomorrow
evening
when
he
will
proceed
by
train
to
Edmonton.
Meantime.
h(
will
receive
a
hearty
welcome
froit
many
old
friends
here.
Mike
OUrvlcri
sailed-
tHii
morning
on
the
Princess
florah
for
a
trip
to
Ketchlkart.
Tonights
train,
itie
from-
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
was1
reported
common
danger,
was
fined
$10,
with!
mg
to
be
running
or.
ume-
option
of
seven
days'
imprisonment
police
court.
He
pleaded.
.
-;-;
.
.
city
,
ln
in
1
L.
F.
k
.
Barr,
well
known
Northern
guilty-
.
British
Columbia'
pilot,
and
Mrs:
Barr
were
passen
gers
aboard
the
Princess-
Norah
this
morning
returning
to
Juneau
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Following
a
trip
south:
V.
I
Haan,
superintendent
of
the
Wtiltt
Pass
&
Yukon
Route,
was
a
pas
senger
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
this
morning
returning'
from
Van
couver
t0
Skagway.
Meeting
Of
Music
Club
Miss
Maxlne
Ilelib'roner
In"
Charge
With
subject
of
Day
Music"
Purpose
Of
Conteitj
To
Induce
Mqr
Worrten
To
Try
TKis
Amairlng
New,
"No-;
Scrub,
No-Boil"
Laundry
Soap-That'
Really
SAFE.
Now
an'
utterly
new
arid
dilTerent
kind
of
contest!
One.
that
offers
you
ten
chances
to
toiri.
tach
day
Jot
6
weeks!:
A
new
contest
every
day,
(except
Saturdays
and.
Sundavsjr-'
three
hundred
chances
to
enter
and
win!
Think
of
it!
Ten,
$100
bills
to
be'givert
free
each
day
for
6
weeks.
Thats
$1,000
every
21
hours-$30,000
in
all
I
What
you
do
is
simple
as
ABC.
And
will
take
only
5
minutes
of
your
time.
Just
finish
the'sentence,
"I
insider
Oxydol
the'
perfect
laundry
soap
because
.
.
.
in'
5
words
or
less;
,
Np,
fancy
writing
or
flowery
language
Is
wanted:
Just
a
tin-cere,'
original
expression
of
your
opinion.
of
Oxydou
Ke-member,
a
simple
statement
that
pops
,nto
y0"1"
"H
?s
you
read'thisannouncement
may
be
exactly
the
thing
to
winl
(See
examples
at
right.)
..
,
.
In
completing
your
statement,
remember
that
Oxydol
Is
the
amaiing
new,
"no-scrub,
no-boil"
soap
that
cost
the
makers
of
genUe
Ivory
soap
$1,000,000
to
produce.
It
does
"Vocal'
The
Ladies'
Music
Club
held
Its
regular
fortnightly
meeting
yeMer"-'
day
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Max
Hell-broner.
The
sublect'
of
the
after;
rioon
was
"Vocal
Musk",
dn
which'
an
interesting
paper
was
,
read
by
Miss
Maxlne
Hellbro'ner
who
was
in
charge
of
the
program.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Vocal
solos,
"Husheen"
(Need-
ham.)
and
"Still
ye
de
Modlt"
(Bohm),
Mrs,
S.
D.
Johnston.
:
Vocal
solo,
"New
Sleeps
the
Crimson
Petal"
(Qullter-fennyson),
Mrs.
R,
Q.
Large.
Piano
solo,
"Pastorale
Varle"
(Mozart),
Mrs.
J'.
C.
Gilker,
Vocal
solo,
"O
Mistress
Mine"
(Qullter-Shakespeare),
Miss
Lillian
Halllwell.
CONTEST
RULES-READ
OAREFULW
CImhI.
It.!.l.
1..
Mf
.l.l.r
nivnM.
tll
prrt
laundry
aoan
txcauM
.
,
.'
(wrllini
li
addlllunar
word!
or
Im).
Write
your
entry
on
the
blank
at
the
riant,
or
on
a
aeimrate
aliert
ol
Iilaln
paper.
THnt
your
name
and
addr-M.
aim
lure
to
give
the
nam
and
addreiaof
the
dealer
III
you
Oxypou
Si
Rend
In
at
many
mtrlea
nrriee
atH
on
i
accompanied
ed
0nt
JiM
fi
luainill
aa
you
wlah.
fmidtS
tymn
OX
IWlWel,
ille).
Mall
your
entrlea
to
Cxvdol,
Bol
III,
UodonaU,
I,
OLIO.
a
There
are
30
aeparale
conteati
a
new
rontert
day
(eiceltt
iaturdaya
and
Hundaya)
Iroiu
Jach
anuary
I)
to
Kebruary
li,
Ini
lo-av.
All
enUlra
received
by
l'Torter
ftr
Gamble
oa
any
rooteat
lay
wlU
b
cotrred
In
that
day'a
conteit.
tnul'
received
any
fjmo
belore
January
I
Ji.111
entered
In.
the
January
17
cootett.
All
entnea
received
on
Saturdaya
and
Sundaya
will
auto-rnatlcally
be
ent-red
In
the
coi.tr.
lor
the
lol-
ln.4n.
Mnnuu
Tt..
fii.ul
ItAlM
mntCHt
OD
February
25
will
Include
aA
cuulaa
received
oa
t
dy
n
-ninr.
-
-
,
n.l,lulht
ol
Ib.t
day.
TALK
WAS
INSPIRING
Rev.
Edward
SlkVeV
if
eard
By
Ang-.f
Reach'
th
most'
people
m:
citj1
and
district
with
at
advertisement
In
the'Dally
New'
Tli.
tr
n
wlnnrri
of
rh
'
"""rjL'i!"
iadiVnillyTl'tlnnln,
Monday.
-January
J.
on
til
UJLVVUh
rerlty,
en
tra
MA
PERK1N.S,
program,
L
J-fHi
prii"
t
'T;rr
'T--"
-;
-
AJ'entA.0id,.1nJ
,,i
-i,.
rate
..W;her'el.7.-ti,.-,.roper,y
o.
.-rocte.
tOaiuble.
llavallaif
are
aubjeit
to
mil
telS
Canada
WovialraJ
U
local
la.
d
re,.-
-latloni.
EBRUAHY
25.
W
f
IAST
(30th)
CONTEST
CLOSES
AT
12
MIDNICKT.
DAY
CONTEST
ENT
ER
NO
Wl
First
cdntest
closes
midnight,
January
17,
with
another
daily
cohttst
cath
day,-except
Saturday
and
Sundays
throiiih'
February-25.
All
you
do
to
enter
is:-
JUST
FINISH
THIS
SENTENCE:
"i
consider
Oxydol
the
perfect
laundry
soap
,becau8e.....
-
...
plil"7t":77r.
25
)dltloHl
word
or
!)
thesfr'4'
amazlpg
;
things
in
a
way,
no
single
'soap
has'
ever
done
before:-..
''
.
-
(1)
Soaks
out
dirt
lri.
15
mjnuteS).
Wthout
hard
scrubbing
or
bouinji
EvenJ'griniy';,sjxjts
come
clean'
with
a
few.o;nick
rubs,
(2)
Get
white
clothe
4.
to
5
shades
Writer
as
proved
by
scientific
Tintometer
tests.
3)
Cuts
washing
time
23
td'40
in
tub
or
machine;
(4)
Yet
sd'safe
that
every
wash
able,
color
Comes
but
sparkling,
brilliant,
res
W
Hands
stay
soft
arid
.
white!
Oxydol
is
economical,
too'.
A
package
often
goes
K.to'jf
again
as
far
as
even
the
latest
soap
flakes.
And
furtherm6re
tests
against
popular
package
soaps,
show
that,
cup
for
cup,
Oxydol
gives
28
to
60'
more
suds!
HURRitl
Enter
N6w
,
Don't
forget
!
A
new
contest
each'day
for
six
weeks
commencing
Jaftuary
,17th!
Ten
new
chances
each
day
to
win
a
brand-hew
$100
bill!
Start
now
and
enter
as
many
times
as
you
wish!
Remember,
only
five
minutes
of
your
time
may
win'
you'
$100
so'
tftt.
busy
right
away:
Ask
for
Oxydol
at'
your
dealer's.
Mail
your
entry
today!
Procter
&
Gamble.
MADE
IN
CANADA
TH1
DATJ.T
WW
PAQE
THRE3
1
-
-
Bernice
Palmer
says
.
..
.
Hcan
Younr
Pfonle
Last
Msnt
K
,;t
.jn
a
4.
..
-
f
VYIlaW
Win
otiiiuc
uvi
iiAb,
.
v
n.
Ac.w'onder.
or
what
new
cure
for
hayi
enthusiastic
ver
wUl
be
devised?
On
Tuesday;
soclation
held
a
very
meeting
on
Wednesday
evening
in
wc
v
"
the
Cathedral
Hall'.
;.
hPe:
andt
The
meeting
opened
with
a
short'.
lJm
w.
00
ur
'"
w
T
And
a
the
is
lntellieentl"
led
w
no,,
Rev.
Ed
m.
now
cure
devotional
period
by
ward
Slater
of
the
Northern
Cross.
Mr.
Slater
Is
an
old
A.Y.P.A.
mem
ber
and
is
now
the
northern
member
of
the
extension
committee
of
the
A.Y.P.A;
Provincial
Council.
After
a
short
business
session
Mr.
Slater
took
charge
and
gave
the
members
an
Intensely
interesting
,
talk.
He
outlined
a
brief
history
of
the
organization
how
it
grew
from
a
small
group
of
young
people
in
Paris,
Orjt.,
to
the
present
Dominion-wide
association
with
branches
overseas.
From
there
he
care
fully
explained
the
four
principles
of
the
A.Y.P.A
worship,
work,
fellowship
and.
edification
as
well
as
the
motto
"For
.Christ
and
the
Church."
'Mr.
slater
stressed'
the
necessity
of
the
A.Y.P.A.
members
attending
In:
a
body
Holy
Commun
ion
at
least
pnee
a:
month
and
reg
ular
attendance
at
divine
service.
The'icllma
df'thVt'alk'
was
the
very
DOlhted
.
Question
."Why
am
I
a
Christain?"
At
this
point
the
meet
big'
was
tftrd'wti
'
open
for
discussion
dri-thls.
subject:'
Some
very
frank
opinions
were
advanced.
idter
the
'members
decided
to
put
pn
a
concert
some
time
around
the!
first
.week-
.in
.
May.
One
of-
the1
features-
will
be"
a-one-act
mystery
play.
At
the
close
of
the
meeting
delectable
refreshme'nls
were
served
under
the
convehorship
of
Mary-belle
Stiles.
honey.
Can
you
Imagine
It?
Honey
I
i
For
centuries
honey
has
been
considered
food
for
the
gods
now
'it'
Is
food
for
the
intelligentzia!
Jloriey
Is
even
mentioned
lri
the
Bible
as
a
staple
food
of
that
day.
In
fact,
prosperity
was
supposed
'to
have
emerged
from
behind
the
corner
and
be
right
out
in
the
open
when
the"
country
flowed
with
milk
-and
honey.
I
First
one
group
of
scientists
tells
us
that
hay
fever
Is
the
price
we
must;
pay
for
genius
and
now
an
army
doctor
proposes
honey
as
Its
.cure
and,
backs
.up
his
statement
with
an
imposing
array
of
proofs.
At
that,
the
idea
may
riot
be
so
;far-fetched.
For
some'
time
now,
doctors
have
been
injecting
serums
inade
front
the
pollen
of
various
flowers
and
weeds
Into,
the
sufferer's
anatomy
with
the
idea
of
desensitising"
the.
victim
and,
after
all,
what
is
honey
but
a
conglomeration
of
pollens?
1
Really,
thfe
Idea
is
momentous.
Think
of
the
prospect
lri
store
for
tne
oee
men
ana
ininK.oi
me
rising
cost
of
honey!
There
was
a
time
when
the'
butcher
gave
a
hunk
of
CLEAN
FALSE
TEETH
GET
RID
OF
STAINS
,
NeW
Ej'Wy-No
BnnVmjf
Str-KIf
to.
mazti)
rV
discovery,
je-novel
bieU't
tln.
trnliht',VUr.ik
magic.
Jutt
jmffttii
tfctth'CT
Vrtteet
Iti
a
gian
of
water
ap4
add
Stra-KUn
P9a
No
meiiy
bruhini.
Recommended
6T
dep.
tlitH-approed
byT
Good
HqvlP
J.
A
all
drusgiiti.
Money
back
It
not
deligbled.
ReflKtered
'"O
'
l
rane
v
Mara
f
O
"Ma
Pexklna"
for
further
de.
tail
regarding
tale
aiaaaini'
I.UUO-A-Day
Contort.
Se'
your
local
paper
fur
exact
Uate-'of
broadcait.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Central
M.
C.
Closter,
M;
Hanberg,
W;
Nicol
aind
A.
Riisanks,
cityi
Kndr
H.
Nllsen,
Seattle.
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
U.
McLean,
Port
Edward;
Mrs.
C.
Martin
and
Mrs.
Sam
L.
Simpson,
Massett;
D.
E.
Carter
and
Mrs.
O.
T.
R;
Md-Coll,
Queen
Charlotte
City.
liver
away
with
the
roast.
To
even
buy
liver
now
Is
to
admit
one
has'
Jan
Income
In
the
higher
brackets.
Who
knows,
honey
may
soon
be
In
thn
samA
class:
unlpss.
of
rnnrse.
this
little
business
ol
intelligence
crops
up?
It
Is
all
Very
confusing;
i
But
if
they
could
only
find
a-way
to
make
honey
taste
like
something
else,
everything
might
be
alright.
jWe
never
did
like
honey.
But
then,
neither
do
we
like
hay
fever.
It
looks
as
though
we
have
reached
ian
Impasse.
It
could
almost
be
called,
"Honey
versus
BralnsJ"
CHEERIO!
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
ithls
column
will
be
charged
for
;a
full
month
;at'25c
a
word.
;
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
W:
H.
Tobey,
January
20.
Presbyterian
Burn's
Banquet
January
25.
Baptist
Supper,
February
3.
'
;
-
.-'
Women's
Haspital;
Auxiliary
Ball,
February
4.
'
Ridley
Home
Sale,,
February
10.
i
Valentine
'Cabaret,
Benefit
Boys"
Band,
February
11.
!
Cambrai
Valentine
Darice,
February
14;
Cathedral
Easter
sale,
April
21.
SENSATIONAL
NEW
$30,000
CONTEST-GIVES
YOU
10
CHANCES
TO
WIN
EACH
DAY
FOR
6
WEEKS!
TEN
$100&3
BILLS
EACH
DAY!
Yes-Ten
First
Prizesr-$100
Eacft,
Given
FREE
Eveiy'.Dajr'Ft5ir'Six!
Weeds',
in
Oxydol's
NEW1,0000-A
(Complete
the
aboye
aentenca
In
IS
additional
Worda
or
leu)
a
Read
These
HintsVii
HOW
JO
WIN:
First,
decide
what
things
you
like
best
about
OXYDO&
Trieri
complete
the
statement
to
include
your
points.
I-or
example,
if
you
like
the
way
Oxydol
soaks
whiter,
and
sates
work,
you
might
say:
"I
consider
OXYDOlithe
perfect
laundry
soap
because'.
.
.
it
eels
my
clothes
so
white
without
scrubbnn
and
I
never-hate
those
hatgint
Monday
tiitkt
backaclus
anymore.
-Or,
if
you
like
OxmoCs
speed
arid
safety.'
you
might
say:
"I
consider
Oxydol
the
perfect
laundry
soap
because
...it
works
so
miick
faster,
yet
never
hurts
my
hands
and
colored
Hunts
come
fresh
and
bright
as
a
new
dollar!"
Remember,
simple,
original
statements
are
what
we
wantj
No
fancy
writing
no
high-flown
language
of
any
kind.
Just
ypur
.
Own
honest
opinion
oIOxydoL,
expressed
in
everyday
language,
as
though
you
were
talking
to
a
friend..
The
above
statements
are
merely
examples..You"cah'pQbaWy
think
up
dozens
of
better
ones
without
half
trying.
For
additional
hints
and
ideas,
read
descriptive
matter
on
package
of
Oxydol.
Dq'i
the'
&ig'thitifr
is
to
get
busy!,
right
away.,
And
doa't
make
the
mistake
of
thhiking
your
statement
is
not
-good
enough.
Send
it
in!
Let
the
judges
decide.
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now.
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Oxyddl'thel
perfect
laundry
soap
because.-----------------------------
Box
123
OXYDol,
nox
123,
Cincinnati,
Ohio
.
.
Gentlemen
:
Ori
this
entry
blank.
I
have
completed
the
sentence
which
begins,"!
consider
Ox
ydOC
the
perfect
laundry
soap
be-caiise
.
.
."
1
am
enclosing
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(or
facsimile).
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now
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20
'2,
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trimmed.
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Kow
1
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Regular
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Now
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Sizes
18,
20;
40.
Regular
to
$21.50,
Now
Raincapes
Regular
$2.95.
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-
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