-.-
.it
TALKING
IS
MY
.BUSINESS
SO
BETWEEN
CALLS
I
CHEW
WRIGLEY'S
KEEPS
MY
THROAT
MOIST
AND
FRESH"
KEEP
HEALTHY!
Chew
Wriftley'it,
it
lielpn
avoid
throat
irritations
yet
costs
so
llttlel
lluy
several
packages
of
Double
Mint
.foray..
Enjoy
It
millions
dot
,
l
tlons
of
1930.
Conditions
N.
O
.
1
A
I
1
.
Sir
Edward
urged
discussion
of
01
iess
materials.
tilway
unification
on
"its.
merits'
'
,
Ind
not
on
prejudices."
!
rted
Mr.
Deachman"
is
to
provide
LilU
"
I
......
I
t
.
I
-I
Tlll
Deaclunan's
Ucply
,
Railway.
'.'
He
questioned
the
possl-
OTTAWA,
March
21.
In
a
dls-
hllitv
of
benefits
for
either
of
the
jussion
of
Canadian
railway
prob-
railways
or
the
government.
Cer-
fems
last
night,
R.
J.
Deachman.
;
tainly
employment
would
be
re-MP
for
Huron
North,
reiterated
duced.
;
us
opposition
to
Joint
operation
of
!
Mr.
Deachman,
recalling
how
he
Canadian
National
and
Canad-
the
Duff
Commission
had
turned
n
Pacific
systems
which
would
,
down
the
Beatty
unification
pro
stitute
an
acceutanc
of
the
nnsnl.
urspd
Instead
co-oneration
rinciple
of
monopoly.
He
charged
0f
the
two
systems.
If
such
great
1
i.rcawara
ueatty.
presmeni,
ui
mci
economies
were
possmie
as
air
wi-
anaaian
r-acinc
itauway,
wun
dc-
.
wara
saia,
wny
couia
ne
not
even
t
strangely
vague"
In
his
state-1
now
have
them
effected
by
co-oper-'
.rats
in
advocacy
of
railway
unl-,
atlon?
"But
that
Is
not
the
way
of
'
itttion.
Just
how,
asked
Mr.
:
the
mononoly
which
wanted
"every-,
iichman,
did
Sir
Edward
propose
(
thing
or
nothing."
Mr.
Deachmhn
1
divide
the
savings?
What
lines
expressed
the
belief
that
healthy
lid
ht
Intend
to
take
up?
What
rivalry
would
be
for
the
benefit
of
ilrcr
shops
did
he
Intend
to
i
the
two
companies
and
the
country
Inspl
Thn
full
nMtirp
nf
Sir
VA-'av
o
u-hnlp
tip
Hlrt
nnt
hpliPVP
It
atd's
uroDosaTs.
"VTe
declared.
had'nroDer
for
the
nresldent
of
a
great
hever
been
revealed.
Sir
Edward
company
to
ask
the
people
to
dls-Diad
estimated
a
saying
of
$75,000,-cuss
the
situation
In
the
dark
wlth-
00
from
unification
of
the
rail-
j
out
possession
of
the
full
facts.
Attention
Fishermen!
With
the
FisJiinj;
Season
Opcninp;
in
a
Few
Short
Weeks
Remember
Your
First
Suppl
Aid
ICS
We
Carry
a
Complete
Stock
of
First
Aid
Cabinets
and
Supplies
Call
today
and
let
us
help
you
compute
your
requirements.
We
Respectfully
Solicit
Your
Business
OrmesLtd.
atfr?
Pioneer
Drtuzgtsts
The
.leU
Store
..??nn
81
"
Open
Dally
From
tf
a.m.
mm,
K'"
Sundays
and
Hoitdays
From
12
noon
till
7
p.m.
till
8
P-m.
!.l
1.
The
New
Halo
Permanent
0r
hair,
styles
must
change
to
suit
the
1938
spring
bonnets.
Let
us
create
for
you
a
more
charming
stylish
aiff
ure,
0n'y
genuine
nil
solutions
used
on
all
Permanents.
Modern
Beauty
Shdp
'T.n,,ni
rhone947
last
year
0,
rtVENUE
rtW,5
4.
1
W.Kjf-
-V
iftCKL
"
NEWS
NOTES
ii
i
wh-m
n
'
-hi
-v-
r
-
Mrs.
H.
Worsfold
returned
to
the
William
Gbldbloom
returped
to
city
on
the
Catala
last
evening
from
a
trlp-to
Vancouver,
J.
H.
McOl'ashan
returned
to
the
:
city
oh
the
Catala
last
everiingf
rom
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
Mr,
and
Mrs.T.
w.
Falconer
of
Alice
Arm.
who
have
been
spending
,
Allan
D.
(Bill)
Vance,
has
been
appointed
local
agent
in
Pririce
Ru-
ipet
for
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
Co.
'of
Canada.
S.
J.
Jabour.
district
agent
for
the
company,
expects
to
be
here
next
month
on
business.
ii.
l-...
"
r
I
Douglas
Frizell
returned
,to
the
'
Uif
n
Viq
pfili1
lier.
pvpnirtir
nf-
fin
imVAKI)
BEATTY
ways.
This
estimate,
it
should
be
J"'
IV-"
'I
"
"
"
w
.
i
r
n;tvi
ii.
ciif'iil
mjiiirr
umcuL
iilii&..il
.
...
iu
iil-wmi
IV
AliltlM'Cv:
rpmpmhprprl
uris
hriKpfl
nn
mnrll-
H
'At-1
kit
.
f)ii!flil
u
this
specialized
.aid
Jor
nose
ana,
upper
throat...
where
most
colds:
start,
Hel
,)ruenl
many
colt
VlCKS
11
Va-tro-nol
Wrather'KoYecast
.!.
Dwilalon
MetecrUostleal
-Bureau
V
Victoria
.ftOdi
fJ-i'
Rupert..
Thw
orc-l
;st
1a
compiled
from
obversallonx
tat
ksn
at
5
m..
today,
ana
covers
the
Ul
hour
period
ending
5
p.m.
joraarro-wl.
deneral
Synopsis
Pressure
remains
stationaiy
over
the
prov
Ince
and,
light,
snow
falls
are
reported
on
the
coast.
It
remains
fair
over
the
Interior,
Prince
Rupert
and
.Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
southeast
winds,
becoming
strong
at
night,
cloudy.
2io
change
In,
temperature
with
some
sleet
or
snow.
West
West
Coast
Coast
of
of
Vancouver
Vancouver
Island
Island
t
'the
city
on
the
'Catala
last
evening
Irom
a
Drier
ousiness
inp
to
uuie-
dale.
Sam
O.
McNeil
ot
-Stewart,
was,
a
passenger,
aboard,
the
Catala
last
evening
returning"
northfrrcim.
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
.
Tea
'and
!
home
cooking,
at
C.C.F
Jx!.
,
.
:
.Li
a
holiday
visiting
in
Vancouver,
J
-e?r
ofilpe,
were-
passengers
aboard
the
Catala
I'vv.'Marcli.-ii..
Muk'Jff
last
evening
returning
norm.
eniS,.ASSn.
.lea
cup
ifaumsnu
novelties
(67)
Mr,
an'd.Mrs.'rj6hn
jasper
and;.
daughter,,who,have
been
on
a
trip
j
smith,
were
nassenEers
aboard
the
l
tatala,
last
night
returning
to
Stew-'.
Ul
L
,11
(Jill,
.
-
'
While
practising
at
basketball
yesterday
af
ternoon
In
preparation
I
fnr
the
forthcoming
series
witn
I
spent
some
vu"-:
-y-
.
j
i
I
Promipf
nnnir
Ktn.lk.er
hadlhe
mis
were
:
.
.
J
j.
1
f,U,
1i
nnri
relocate
his
el-
7.
being
made
10
continue
aeveiuu-
r
1
(Continued
from
Page
One)
much
changed
j.j
today.
AIn
,
addition
.
the
Ecstall
River
copper
bow
at
well-a
splintering,
a.bone.
w
tuiinuj
a.
uivj
-
u
vttt
1;
n
11
.
...
,
.
t-
.
.
1
.
nu
wa
ic
1
iniiin.
1
1
1
i.iirr
1
1
mix
iiuu-i
-
iT
1
'
:
nyntee
nropcrty
mis
season
juii
a-.
v.
r..v.r
r-
iur
was
either
"unfamiliar.
,wth
flreptiy
j,
x,
out
of
.
mploj-ment
.
,
by.un-
.jyXt
larger
scale
than
qcneral.ftospltal
whereto
arm
has
ntinu
them
"
'
employment
Involved
through
use
Hann
nlnfpH
in
H
fist.
!
ful
Injury.
Major
W.
R.
.Stpne,
officer
commandlns,,
Royal
.Canadian
Artillery,
Esquimau,
arrived
In
the
clty
on
the
Catala
last
evening
front
the
south.
He
Is
here
to
conduct
examinations
for
members
of
the
local
batteries
who
have
,been,.un-
der
Instruction
for
several
weeks
bv
Serceant
Major
.James
Arm
strong
of
Esquimau
and
.will,
also,
conduct
an
Inspection
or
tne
Dai
tery
tonight.
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
A.
Johnson,
or
rain.
I
t
vn'iUai
wpst
Vancouver:
Ar.
Air
2eballos
Is
Being
Asked
VANCOUVER.
March
21:
(CP)
Aiinouricemfevi
All
advertisements
in.thla
col-amn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at,
25c
a
word.
Band
Parents'
Association
Teaj
March
23.
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
S.
C.
Thorn
.
son,
March
24.
Recreation
Centre
Boxing,
Moo.;c
Hall,
Thursday,
March
24.
Orange
Spring
Sale
March
25.
MJarch.
25
and
.20,
CIRCUS,
United
Church.
S.O.N.
Masquerade,
iMarch
28.
Basketball
Dance,
April
1,
Hall.
Presbyterian
Easter
Sale,.
April
6.
Salvation
Army
Sale
April
13.
I
Queen
Mary
Daffodil
Tea
April
18.
Baptist
Tea,
April
20.
Dancing
Display,
Oddfellows"
Hall.
April
21.
28.
Prince
Runert
Oneratlc
Society
present
the
"Pirates
of
Penzance")
..
Capitol
Theatre,
April
27
and
United
Sale,
May
5.
St,
Fel'er's
Bazaar,
May
12.
Port
Simpson;
E.
Thompson,
city;
R.
Mattson,
Usk;
Mrs.
A.
H.
Per
kins
and
son
and
A.
Sananais.
Port
Esslngton.
I
.
Kovai
'.
;
M.
Hpwe,
Mildred
Olllls
and
Peter
Parknoi'd'ketcHikan;
;X.(
Cameron,
)
skppria
citv:
F.
Wezet,
A
Iversoii.
F.
Dykeman,
Joseph,
.Hlrard,'
Mag-
nus
O.
Breimo
and
'Fay;
'Lai,
city;
Ed.
Breimo,
Terrace
,
.Harold
Lanning,
y..
U
Bucknall
'
and
A.
C.
PaadocK,
..yancouye:
,
vrro
.1
Ven.
Edmonton:
Air
and
family,
Woodcock;
W
.Fresh
southeast
winds.
.becomlnatro"
strong.
Cloudy
and
cool
with
sleet
...
The
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
will
this,
week
discuss
the
question
01
a
regular
air
mall
service
being
es-jabllshedito.Zeballos,
the
ne,w
mining
camp
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
W
,
raMIUi
'
.
r
v
mand
G..,Aurlol,
O.
Normann,
Gus
,UighW-iahd.
A.
Bergsethr
city;-!.,
H.
urawana.-smitners;
10m
uuii
and
Al
Jones.,
Terrace;
EDCrbn;
,lng,
ScptliRiver;
Mr.
and
irsA:
E.
Hahseh.and,.
C.
Hansen,.
Gene
J
nee-,
X'ars
'Sandberg
Pprt,'Edwarfj
A,
T.
Jones;
U.MJt.;
a.
rung;
rieinu;
E.
Lister,
Clyde,
Alta.
.
Knox
.
t
Harvey
Dumas,
Carcross;
Mr.
orift
tin
r"hnrlps
Piri7.pl
and
Mrsi
V.A....
'
.i't..;
il.
ilu
kwllliam
boos,
K.etcniKan;
jpsei-n
tyauit,,
sun
omt
,winei
Magnus
Breimo.
and,
Ed.
Breimo,
terfaccfj
Lee
Larson,
city.
'
Announces
the
Opeijing
of
a
OX
I
i
,
l.,
El
'
!
Dry
goods
&
Confectionery
ij
Store
At
1069
Hays
Cove
Avenue
...
1
For
Quality
Goods
at
Reasonable"
:
rncesf
vuinc
ami
viivq
us
Ilicedlfead
'We
are
now
jln
a,?
position
to
supply
wrjpp.ed
sliced
bread,
ail
varieties
at
10c
vSold
by
all
grocers
or
o,out
of
town
customers
by
express
;
.Sliced
bread
Is
economical,
con-.jVenlent,
makes
ne(at
sand-,.wlches,
good
toast
and
Is
sani
tary.
1
Housewives
Are
At
.1,
X
rv
AsltlnrVorlt
kery
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Niagara
Falls
tit
Up
Again
Floodlights
Maying
Again
nn
Great
Cataract
Following
Damaelns
Ice
Jams
TFrHY
does
tlie
electrical
wyay
of
"
imhg
appeal
to
YOU?
Your
answer
to
tins
question!
may
win
'first
prize
in
tlie
Sl6;000
corifest
M
Canadian
General
Electric
and
first
prize
gives
you
all
the
GE
ann'liahces
needed
to
make
your
hnni0
rnmnlptelv
plentriral.
t'
WW...,
J
j
To.
you,
electrical
living
may
mean
glorious
freedom
from
tedious
.ioutehohl'usks-
,.
'irig,
ironing
and
cooking.
Io-
...woman
should
have
to
waste
her
youth
on
chores
that
electric
can
perform
so
swiftly
arid
19
X
2S.:
mk
defter
ox
efficiently
for
just
a
few
cents
a
?)
To
Writer
this
contest
you
don't
have
"tohiiy
anything
or
otherwise
obligate
yourself.
You
simply
state,
in
100
words
or
less,
why
the
electrical
way
of
living
appeals
to
YOU.
-That
should
he
easy
after
you
've
read
the
folder
described
below.
11
"
t
YOU
NLtED
TH15
ipublUh'
'on
Saturday
dealing
ji
with
irhnrep
and
conviction
aealnst
ine
1'
ist
week
in
.the
local
police
court,
!
I
wish
to
inform
the
public,
through
youpaper.
that
I
have
forwarded
(George
Casey
Incensed
Editor.
Daily
News:
a,
fW
"S.
Wf
th,e
Aitol?f
'
Gneral
at
Victoria,
also
ne
to
letter
refused
to
Regarding
a
you
-
.
Magistrate
McClymont.
I
am
deep-
TZT?
,-...
I
jy
incensed
over
the
Imposition
and
NIAGARA
FALLS,
March
21
land
bridges,
a
couple
.of
months
i
conviction.
I
wish
to
do
,wnat
i
.(CP,)
por
.'.the
first
time
since
I
ago,
'
the
falls,
of
Niagara
..wert,,
can
to
protep
others
from
the
fate
large
ice
jams
did,
damage
to
i
again
.bathed,
in,.
their
customary,!
I
have;
suffered.
.
.
:
power
plants,
transmission
lines
UWf?sataa5L-niKn.
.
.
.
.i
;
uw,
u,
T
x
I
EVERY
WOMAN
'
1IAAAA
KMfrf
imvvviNrm&iJ
r
r
b
.
.7
m
11
-1,000
prizes
ihi
At.
fW
.
'
f
Re!ifenU
of
Canada
only
are
eligible
to
compete
in
tliis
conteet.
It
lasts
only
a
evr.
weeks
so
get
your
contest
folder
and
malt
vmii
J
mtrv
iifftninflv
Yn
will
therebyglYe'tlie
judges
reasonable
time
fnr
rarpful.
rnnniilerntion
iiler
of
tlip.
tlinim.
amis
of
essays
which
will
be
submitted.
It
contains
the
official
entry
Llanteives
ay
informatipn
you
require
for'your
essay,
and
stater
clearjy
all
tiTe.
simple
riiles
of
the
contest.
No
entry
will
be,
accepted
uue&s
pu.
the
official
entry
form.
Phoiie
or
visit
any
Caiiadiaii.tfeneral
Electric
dealer
for
your
copy
of
this
FREE
folder
now.
CANADIAN
GENERAL
vg
ELECTRIC
e
o
m
p
a
n
,t'rr
l
i
m
i
t
1
oj
Ulli
0lllT...lt-$,l.i.
'
tff
'..ilM.fi
Ot.lUtt
Htl.
,CiltS;
1
'
in