PAQZ
rOUR
PiOJicirrrxc
Qtvssa.:
This,
my
lord,
is
a
case
of
a
yous;
womu
charged
with
bihkaal
fceadiches.
It
is
a
ud
case,
became
ber
affliction
renders
bcr
unfit
for
work
or
play,
a
misery
.
.
.
Jcnci
:
Whit
is
a
headache?
(laughter)
Cocssel:
The
dictionary
defines
it
as
a
continuous
pain
in
the
head.
Jcnci:
(addressing
prisoner)
:
Why
do
you
have
a
continuous
pain
in
the
bead,
young
lady?
Paisoxri:
I
don't
know,
my
lord.
It
isn't
my
fault
Jcdci:
The
question
of
whose
fault
it
is
will
be
decided
by
this
Court
Do
you
admit
the
charge?
Pusoxrt:
Yes,
my
lord.
Jcdci:
What
steps
do
you
tale
to
prevent
these
headaches?
Pusoxti:
I
sometimes
take
a
sedative,
my
lord.
Jcdci
:
Sedative
?
Do
you
really
mean
to
teD
me
that
a
sedative
prevtntt
headaches?
Ttumnx:
No,
my
lord,
of
course
a
sedative
doesn't
exactly
prntnt
them,
k....
Jvom:
Have
you
ever
heard
of
Kruschen?
Prrioxri
:
Yes,
ray
lord.
I
used
to
tale
it
regularly.
'
i
Jcbge:
then?
tNTHl
HYC1LS1
COL'
IT
orjvmct
Typist
Accused
of
Headaches
(Before
Mr.
Justice
Kruschen)
And
did
you
.Lave
hexdatlt
Ptisoxta:
N-no.
Judgi:
Young
lady,
you
may
count
yourself
fortunate
in
being
brought
before
me.
In
tics
court
we
regard
preventable
iSness
as
a
cwne.
The
complaint
from
which
you
suffer
is
caused
by
nothing
else
but
neglect
neglect
of
the
very
first
rule
of
sane
and
healthy
living.
It
is
caused,
like
so
many
other
afflictions,
simply
and
solely
by
constipation
or
that
even
more
dangerous
and
far
more
prevalent
condition
of
semi-constipation.
A
pinch
of
Kruschen
Salts
as
much
as
win
lie
on
a
ten-cent
piece
taken
in
a
cup
of
coffee,
tea,
or
a
glass
of
water,
every
morning
will
help
to
finally;
and
completely
rid
you
of
your
trouble.
My
ruling
is
that
you
go
straight
way
and
get
a
bottle
of
Kruschen
and
begin
this
necessary
practice
tomorrow
morning.
PiisoN-ri:
(smiling
through
her
tears)
:
Oh,
thank
you,
my
lord.
f
Coctjsk.:
About
costs.
.
.
.
Jcdce:
Quite
insignificant
The
cost
of
the
little
daily
dose'
is
much
leu
than
lc
a
day.
KRUSCHEN
SALTS
relieve
constipation
and
rheumatism
Kracfcea
is
a
combination
of
P"
abundant
exercise
and
fresh
serenl
mmeral
sahs
which
air.
You
should
have
these
your
body
mast
get,
in
some
salts
every
dj,
hence
the
im-
way.
to
keep
the
Wood
pure,
portance
'of
the
"Stile
dafly
the
aside
dean,
and
the
sjv
UO,TZEORTEA
dose".
Every
drag
counter
sells
tea
reoeraBy
toaed
up.
but
which
you
Kruschen
in
25c.
45c
and
75e
bottles,
can't
get
in
Nature's
own
way
without
U't
the
Utile
dMy
dote
that
does
it.
Easter
Week
Specials
2500
Dollars
Worlh
of
Carpets
and
Linoleums
ETery
item
of
high
quality
and
new
design.
These
goods
have
been
specially
priced
for
Easter
Week.
We
invite
you
to
visit
our
store
and
see
the
fine
display,
the
most
varied,
colorful
and
quite
the
largest
selection
available
at
exceptionally
reasonable
prices.
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
It
is
the
quality
you
choose
for
long
wear,
with
patterns
right
through
the
back.
Q-f
97
Special,
Square
Yard
pLCil
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum
nn
Square
Yard
!
tC
Rexoleum
nn
Square
Yard
out
Seamless
Axminster
Carpets
'9
512.50
a9;by9
30.00
a?y69"
S24.00
f;by10
$36.00
Barrymore
Seamless
Wilton
6'
9''
by
9".
CCTQ
Cfk
Special
tDl7.DU
We
sell
only
for
cash.
For
out
of
town
customers
the
foregoing
prices
remain
in
effect
until
Saturday
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
Third.
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES-
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
9:00
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thirrs.
a.m.
Dae
Vancouver,
Sun.
Midnight
If
convenient
please
purchase
tickets
at
office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
5G8
.-1
It's
interesting
to
know
when
readint:
the
Daily
News
mai
tne
people
01
tne
wnoie
aistnct
are
doing
the
same.
SMITHERS
LIBERALS
Frank
Foster
President
E.
T.
Kenney
LUA.
Addresses
Annual
Meeting
SMITHERS,
April
12.
The
Smithers
Liberal
Association
held
L.
Mackenzie
King
and
Hon
T.
D.
Pattullo.
Honorary
Vice
Presidents
Olof
Hanson
MP.
and
E.
T.
Kenney
M.L.A.
Past
President
J.
P.
Downeyl
President
F.
V.
Foster.
First
Vice-President
J.
L.
McEwen.
Second
Vice-President
S.
F.
Campbell.
Secretary
Treasurer
L.
II.
Ken-
,
ney.
Executive
Committee
H.
Bos-
A
set
of
rules
was
developed
and
a
few
games
played
successfully.
.Then
Stuart
returned
to
his
old
home
In
the
Old
Country
and
th?
game
was
forgotten.
j
Early
this
year
ftve-sult
bridge
made
tne
news
rrom
New
York.
The
Stewarts
remembered
the
game
developed
by
Randolph
Stu-
iart
and
studied
the
rules
of
New
York's
"new"
bridge.
"Exactly
the
same
kind
of
cards
as
Randolph
used,"
James
Stewart
said.
"The
same
kind
of
rules
we
used,
too.'
He
said
Stuart
wrote
to
him
some
time
ago
to
mall
him
a
copy
of
the
rules
used
when
five-suit
bridge
was
first
played
here.
Stuart
had
tried
to
Introduce
the
game
In
England
without
success.
Whether
the
game
was
Introduced
In
New
York
by
Stuart
or
by
some
other
person,
James
Stewart
did
not
know;
I
TERRACE
VIMY
DANCE
I
TERRACE.
Anril
12:Vimv
niu.-iil
jwas
celebrated
by
a
dance
in
Odd-i
fellows'
Hall.
There
was
a
bif
1
crowd
and
everybody
was
happy.
,
Homer
Leveque
won
the
prize
of!
S2
for
the
lucky
ticket.
j
For
Your
EASTER
CANDIES
And
Novelties
From
lc
and
Up
Call
At
.
MUSSALLEM'Si
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
THB
DAILY
NW8
NORTH
OF
HAZELTON
This
Is
Proper
Route
For
Alaska
Hi;hway
Contends
Pioneer
Of
North
t
Barney
Mulvaneyl
BURNS
LAKE.
April
12:
That
its
annual
meetlns
Friday
ereninz
DorUon
of
the
central
interim
I
some
lengwi
oy
ju.
i.
Kenney
ray
eo4riK
and
down
thl
j
MIA.,
his
speech
being
very
Inter-
Hootailnaua
and
the
Yukon
offrt
e$ting
and
enlightening
on
many
no
difficult
ennrt
nrnh'ni
ipoJnts.
The
local
member
was
Frm
,.
"-t'b
'f
h
Hnotalin
tendered
a
vote
of
thanks
and
ap-
ona
to
Dawwm
City
vht
rrade
preciation
for
hlr
altendan"-
at
?'-
lowf'!
nffir
no
impediment
i
meeting
and
hU
work
a'
memb-
This
route
means
so
much
tr.
and
he
was
assured
of
the
ronf.
dence
of
the
local
association.
FIVE-SUIT
OLD
STUFF
This
Form
of
Bridge
Was
Played
In
Victoria
Years
Aro
the
peonle
of
the
Central
IrUeriot
whose
on'y
outlet
Is
the
Port
of
Prince
Runert.
tht
every
individual
from
Enrioko
to
the
Co
is
demandine
that
Prince
Ruert
be
given
a
back
dor
connectin-?
with
the
Alaska
Highway
at
Hazel
ton.
The
Letter
Box
VICTORIA.
Arril
12:
CP
Five-'
,c.
...
.
tilt
brldge-the
"new"
card
game',S
CA-VUUA
CONFEDERATION?
ecently
introduced
In
New
York
I
Editor,
Daily
News:
was
first
played
In
Victoria
six)
As
a
reader
of
your
valuahlu
years
ago,
according
to
James
Paper
I
often
notice
you
write
of
Stewart
who
played
in
the
first'
Dominion
politics
as
"Federal
game
with
an
dver-size
deck.
I
Politics.
Why
is
this?
If
the
ov
Stewart
said
a
former
Victoria
'eminent
at
Ottawa
Is
a
federal
resident,
Randolph
Stuart,
devel-j
government
that
would
imply
that
oped
the
game
in
1932.
He
took
his
I
Brltisn
Columbia
is
not
a
provinc
1
I
J
l
1
,
I
Hilt,
Kffltp
pnlrwtnrr
cnmA
r.-
.
,
eutxiai
ucck
ui
caras
maae
dv;
"'o
mjii,
u
pasting
crowns
over
the
suit
in-j
an
oramary
aecK
to
tne
home
of!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Stewart
for
a!
try-out.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
A
meeting
of
fishing
boat
owners,
both
salmon
and
halibut
was
.
held
Sunday
at
tts
offices
of
the!
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-op-J
era
tire
Association
to
consider
the
idea
of
organizing
for
blanket
in
In
the
Municipal
Hall.
The
meet-1
from
Endako
west
is
now
feeling
ui
ranee
coverage
of
boats.
It
was
Ing
was
well
attended
and
E.
T.
I
some
concern
over
the
possibility
;
fet
that
it
was
a
little
too
late
to
Kenney,
M.L-A.
for
Skeena,
came
of
being
sidetracked
should
the
do
anything
this
year
so
further
up
from
Terrace
to
be
present
In
proposed
Alaska
Highway
be
built
:
action
was
deferred
until
fall
the
absence
of
the
president.
J.
P.
north
from
some
point
east
of
Downey,
who
has
been
ill
for
sev-
Haierton.
Thi-
would
switch
Xht
:
union
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
eral
months,
and
the
first
rice-
tourist
traffic
it
is
felt,
from
its
Jaines
Flndlay,
returned
to
port
at
president,
F.
V.
Foster,
who
was
legitimate
course
As
from
Endako
9;3fl
ys
morning
fr0m
Stewart,
out
of
town,
the
second
vice-presi-
to
HaaoKon
eve
ry
litUe
hamlet
de-
Anyox
and
her
northern
points
dent
J.
L.
McEwen.
occupied
the
Prince
Rupert
for
its
d
ed
at
1:30
D.m.
for
Vancou-
chair.
General
business
was
trans
marKet.
n
is
ien
mere
snouiu
oz
acted
and
many
matters
of
local
co-operation
m
all
matter;
con-Interest
were
discussed.
cerning
the
building
np
of
the
The
election
of
officers
resulted
whote
Interior
and
this
Alaska
in
the
following
being
chosen
for
Htahway.
It
is
contended,
is
one
the
ensuing
year:
of
thoe
matters.
Honorary
President-RL
Hon
w
iaee
Gennre.
with
its
great
waterway
system
io
nnntv
rurira
is
independent
Vanderhoof.
with
it
great
Hinterland
reaching
to
ManarM)
Creek,
has
an
emoire
of
its
own.
Hamilon.
with
a
million
dollars
worth
of
advertising,
backed
bv
a
historic
environment,
known
from
the
Panama
Canal
to
thf
ATtc
Circle,
is
outstindtru;
and
has
a
irtft.
it
is
cootmvled.
to
de-r-md
th
huildine
o
oe
Alasfc
Ftehroy
following
th"
KIitot
Ri
ver.
one
of
the
most
beautiful
ar.d
prolific
regions
of
the
Central
In
terirtr
the
MnMfnr
tH
Tn!it
It
'
I'
T"
A-
McMartin-
cnmmit
toTh-
d--nt
of
the
Chac
Wilson
and
A.
L.
Evitt.
-HWne
toTe'
R-h
nr-efc
Fro-.
The
meeting
was
addressed
at
Wwwh'fcrv
t
TeMn
Iake
U
ver
and
waypoints.
I
Three
halibut
vessels
sold
catches
totalling
32300
pounds
at
Seattle
yesterday.
The
sales
were:
Wireless,
15,000.
Whiz.
15c
and
7Vic:
Superior.
8,500.
Booth.
16c
and
7Vc;
Westfjord.
9.000.
San
Juan.
18c
and
VAc
All
three
boats
sold
mixed
cod
catches
at
8c
and
9c.
Most
of
the
halibut
was
second
class,
taking
the
lower
price,
the
average
being
10
-5c
per
pound.
One
halibut
boat
sold
a
catch
of
UNUK
.MAN
IIF1
URNS
'I
1
KBTCHIKAN.
April
12.
George
ir'tni.
well
known
Uniik
River
pla-
mine',
returned
to
Ketchikan
Vrdv-
after
a
six
weeks'
trip
to
he
Un:ted
States.
1
irrirn
rights
like
the
Uniteil
:
'r.tts
of
America.
If
British
Col-umb.a
is
a
sUte
then
I
must
revise
my
po
iUca!
views
and
try
l,
uti
the
so-ca-l-id
Dominion
gov
rmment
towards
iU
proper
func
lion
as
an
advisory
ldy
only
but
if
British
Columbia
Is
only
a
pro
v.ncc
of
the
Dominion,
then
I
shall
have
to
give
my
vote
to
whichever
political
party
recognizes
that
position
and
Insists
the
provinces
stop
trying
to
exercise
sovereign
rights.
-
The
habit
of
Canadian
newspapers
calling
the
Dominion
government
the
"Federal"
government
'Is
probably
a
habt
of
careless
cnoice
01
words
but
newspapers
should
choose
the
right
words.
It
may
be
a
bit
more
of
the
Canadian
tradition
which
Is
to
Imitate
the
United
States
of
America.
I
do
not
approve
of
this
either.
Anyway
1
I'd
be
glad
If
you
would
clear
me'
up
on
aj
iinis
ana
tnank
you.
"CITIZEN,"
rVL
-----
-
'
RECIPE
PEAS
J
1EAMED
WITH
TUNA
FISH
OT.ICItxr...
5.1
1
.rui
p,p
onion
2
rop.
mftk
ft
In
butter
In
top
of
double
boiler
until
I
ur,
.alt,
p.pp,r,
.nd
,,end.
Add
mUl1
1
jr.
and
cook
until
thick
.nd
.mooth
1
00k
10
minute.,
,trrin)5
W(I,S
1
.ed
tuna
fi.h,
and
p....
He.,.
Sem'i
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
M
ild
Cured
Salmon
15c
per
Package
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvre
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keeps
For
Weeks
in
Refrigerator
I
WIT
UHMCC
AT
TERRACE
No
Less
Than
Nine
Substantial
New
Residences
Under
Construction
TERRACE,
April
1J:
Terrace
Is
to
some
extent
changed
in
its
character.
Whereas
some
yean
ago
the
place
was
justly
proud
of
its
orchards
and
berry
pate
hen,
recent
years
have
witnessed
an
Increase
in
the
active
sawmills
in
the
district.
Now
that,
in
the
early
springtime,
the
roads
are
too
soft
to
permit
of
heavy
hauling,
the
lull
due
to
the
temporary
stoppage
of
the
sawmills
has
resulted
in
something
like
a
boom
in
house
building.
There
are
nine
houses
in
course
of
con
struction
just
now,
all
on
or
in
the
vicinity
of
Park
Avenue.
All
of
them
are
of
substantial
character,
designed
for
the
accomodation
of
the
married
workers
who
either
are
employed
at
the
mills
or
make
a
living
in
pole
industry.
Prince
George
""""
ieeks
Highway
the
'Convention
To
Be
Held
There
Propose
That
Dominion
Take
Over
Mount
Kobson
Park
PRINCE
GEORGE,
April
12:
(CP
-The
National
Parks
Highway
As-vciaVon
will
hold
a
convention
hre
soon
to
consider
thi
proposal
-f
a
new
narks
highway
between
here
and
Mount
Robson.
It
Is
be
ing
T)ropoTd
that
Mount
Robson
Park
be
taken
over
by
the
Domin
ion
in
the
hope
that
a
highway
to
connect
it
with
the
coast
via
Prince
George
would
be
more
speedily
provided.
This
would
also
fill
the
de-
rrand
of
McBride
for
highway
con
nectlon
with
the
outside
world.
EASTER
LAST
TIMES
T0Xlcn7
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Barrymore
in
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Plus
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Cards
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5c,
10c,
15c
up
We
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in
Prince
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We
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1937
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25C
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at,
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It
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Us
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Tennis
Requirements
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFB
Phone
51
for
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
O.
E.
CLACK
East
100
foot;
thence
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I.K.iSE
Jiiirii
(harlottp
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land
District.
KwwdliiK
DMrltt
of
ITInrr
HuTt.
Take
notice
that
Moresby
Island
Flail-eric.
Jodway,
Limited.
Itah
Miter,
of
Vancouver,
B,
C.
Intend
to
apply
for
a
letmo
of
the
following
drncrlbej
lands:
Oonunnnolng
,t
a
pout
about
1
mn
west
of
Jcdway,
on
ithe
nouth
Hhore
of
SlctncutUe
Inlet;
thence
Eiwt
10
chain:
thow
South
30
chains;
thence
Wett
ta
chain
to
the
lilh
water
ninrk
of
Blctnouttle
Inlat;
thence
Northerly
and
foUowlng
high
water
mark
to
the
point
of
commencement,
containing
33
acre
more
or
lem.
Dutcd
February
19th,
1938.
MORESBY
ISLAND
FI8irEIUES
JEDWAY,
LIMITED
Fred
Nash,
Agent.
If.
SK
...
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tjiiren
Cliiirlottr
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Mnnrdlng
KWrUt
of
lr
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Take
notice
that
Moresby
fW
0t,
erees
Jedway,
Limited,
ot
'
(of
I
Plh
fiaXtera,
Intend
m'
f0!f
loae
of
the
XoIlowUig
do-cr'"
Hhore:
,ntfd
&
.
Commencing
at
a
V1
fz&rfj,
1
mile
weM.
of
Jedway
arid
rf
shore
of
SklnoutUe
I"1
tf0?
ISO
fent:
thence
6outn
'
thence
Went
375
-113
feet
tp
Uve
N1
t
ieev.
t;
tw
;h
said
W
Northerly
following
JMgt&
10
mark
mark
to
n
the
the
nolnt
point
of
c"1"'.
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Dmted
February
19th.
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1
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Fresh
Local
Raw
A
Pasteurized
Mlk
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phone
657