fkht
four
I;
Si3
Size
4
I
;.
Sue
5
v'
"
v.
,
Australian
City
Has
No
Serious
Financial
Ills
Krp
thb
wfth
yoo
rdpea
Choos
the
size
of
RflVAtCrnr
Peas
that
!s
heat
suited
to
your
needs
t
J
the
Petit
Pois
for
garnishing!
for
formal
dinners;
very
popular
for
general
use;
economical
for
family
meals.
Councillor
Claims
Melbourne
f
Strongest
City
in
World
Is
'
Winnipeg,
sept.
22:
xcp)
-
Strongest
city
financially
in
the
j-brid.'
Is
Melbourne,
Australia,
acceding
to
T.
S.
Nettlefold,
a
coun-cilior'of
the
southern
metropolis,
t
Enfoilte
to
England
In
the
course
pt
a
world
tour,
Nettlefold
said
here
Melbourne
has
no
direct
responsibility.
for
relief
but
pays
a
fixed
"annual!
sum
of
$50,000
into
a
relief
fuod'seV
up
by
the
state
legislature
of
Victoria
and
administered
hvTlf.a
ftwrr
trustees.
.-
Citv.
councillors
receive
no
nav-
ALAS,
SCHOOL
O.K
ment.'ln
Melbourne,
he
said.
The
HAMILTON,
Ont.
Sept.
21:
(CP)
city
derives
revenue
from
Its
hydro
Im'aeine
the
disappointment
Ix-AtPm.
nrnfit
of
whirh
lnst.
venrlwhen
youngsters
rushed
to
an
alley
r.finnnnn
near
a
school
here
thinking
i
A
parking
charge
of
36
cents
on
ears.in
downtown
streets
is
another
source
of
revenue.
There
Is
no
tax
On
light
and
power
accounts.
.'.Relief
recipients
in
the
city
of
1,250,000
population
number
only
10,0(10
he
said,
and
there
is
a
short
a-
Baptist
Tea
And
Sale
Wednesday
Enjoyable
Affair
Held
Yesterday
Afternoon
in
Church
Parlors
An
enjoyable
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
church
parlors
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
-of
First
Baptist
Church.
Fall
flowers
were
used
effectively
in
decorations.
!
Norman
Fraser.
president
of
the
Ladies'
Aid,
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Brandt,
wife
of
the
pastor.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Lindsay,
Mrs.
II.
M.
Daggett
and
Mrs.
Frank
Morris
were
in
charge
of
the
tea
room.
Mrs.
Don
Ritchie
and
Mrs.
C.
O.
Campbell
were
serviteurs
and
Mrs.
E.
Alger
was
cashier.
Mrs.
Jack
Armstrong
was
in
charge
of
the
sale
of
home
cooking.
Iettino
children
to
eat
puddings
is
sometimes
a
problem.
Getting
them
to
drink
milk
is
sometimes
a
problem.
Here's
a
solution
to
both
make
smoother,
more
nourishing,
better-flavoured
puddings
with
Car-mtion
Milk.
Other
desserts,
too
ice
cream,
pies,
cakes,
are
improved
when
you
use
smooth,
creamy,
double-rich
Carnation.
Try
Carnation
for
all
milk
cooking,
as
cream
for
coffee
and
cereals.
I
r
n
A
I
A
mm
mm
mm.
Man
in
the
Moon
The
equinoxlal
gales
are
on
us
and
we"
shall
have
to
get
out
our
slickers.
Jake
says
he
bought
two
flickers
at
one-ofthe
recent
sales
and
now
he
wonders
what
he's
going
to
do
with
them.
He
can't
wear
both
at
one
"time.
-
No,
his
great
grandmother
was
a
Scotswoman
so
he
can't
give
either
of
the
slickers
away.
She
might
rise
in'
her
grave
and
swat
him.
The
Czechoslovaks
have
had
to
yield
to
pressure.
I
remember
a
number
of
times
when
I
had
to
do
the
same.
The
system
began
many
years
ago
when
my
father
put
on
the
pressure
and
I
yielded.
This'
life
is
a
scries
of
pressures
by
somebody.
Sometimes
it
is
the
tax
collector.
The
guests
were
received
by
Mrs.nessinan).
.My
son
left
yout
firm
because
you
called
him
a
blithering
dummy.
Will
you
take
back
the
blithering
dummy,?"
Businessman:
"Certainly.
He
can
start
again
tomorrow."
A
candidate
for
Parliament
de
claimed:
"The
people
of
this
coun
trv
must
erow
more
wheat!"
ler.
"I'm
talking
about
food
for
mankind;'1
retorted
the
candidate,
"but
111
get.
around
to
your
case
in
a
minute."
thC-j
"Rnmetlmps"
savs
"an
nnrter-
school
was
on
fire,
The
blaze
was
.sf
andin
eontemnorarv
-if,
riiffi.
In
a
warehouse
in
the
same
alley
cult
ta
make
a
satUfactorily
impos-
wnitii
paei
lib
fccnuui.
Irif
answer
to
voi
r
wife's
nnest.lnn
Thursday,
September
THE
DAILY
NEWS
a,
Ever
Wonder
Why
You're
Constipated?
Do
you
ever
have
days
when
you
ust
have
to
drag
yourself
along,
when
you
feci
tired,
sunk-be-cause
of
that
constlpaUon?
Then
why
not
find
out
tie
real
cause
of
your
trouble?
What
have
von
had
to
eat
lately?
Just
things
like
meat,
bread
and
potatoes?
It
that's
It.
you
may
not
have
to
look
any
farther.
It's
likely
your
trouble
Is
you
dont
get
enough
-bM."
And
'bulk"
doesn't
mean
a
lot
of
food.
It
means
a
kind
of
food
that
Isn't
consumed
In
the
body,
but
leaves
a
soft
"bulky"
mass
In
the
Intestines
and
aids
elimination.
If
"bulk"
Is
what
you
lack,
your
ticket
Is
a
dish
of
crisp
crunchy
Kellogg's
All-Bran
for
breakfast
every
day.
It
contains
the
"bulk
you
need
plus
Nature's
great
intestinal
tenlc..
vitamin
B,.
Eat
it
every
day.
drink
plenty
of
water,
and
Join
the
"regulars"!
Made
by
Kellogg
In
London.
Ont.
j
FLYING
ATTRACTS
"
::
T
'Well!whatdldy0udoattheofflceldangllng
lonS
lcBs
over
Paddock
mr.
j.
u.
rraser
nas
reiurnea
10
todav?"
rails
watching
her
father
train
the
city
from
a
visit
in
Vancouver,
'
J
race
horses.
Famous
figures
in
rac-
ing
and
aviation
came
and
went.
vtr
n
f
.u.
....J
.
.
,
i
ionic
itbumcu
uj
nic
tuy
iwiss
Auarev
viereric
rpinrneni
n.
i
Of
skilled
labor.
Melbourne
on
Tuesday
night's
train
'from,
a'
home,
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
'be
iSFZlSi
TiSlSS
t?
mends
$500,000
ann
nallv
nn
hpr'hH.f
trin
tn
T,r.
n,ho
i,
:
.
Dejn?
mailed
I
to
to
Hollywood
to
be
if,-.jr
j
i
w
nnvii.
ne
1.1
ii.
li
ijiuiiuiis
iiuin
racon,
vueen
unar-
panianu
garaens.
a
provincial
police
court
case.
lotte
Islands
f
i
:
mm
I
I
DONT
LIKE
n
IIHjlHMHPIijjH
m
YOOJUST
TRY
A
-
HK1PVBHBT
MmL
'
ilH
X
with
carnation
i
KrmmmM
mmtt
-JHh
7
milk
1
I
lKll
villa
I
You
know,
of
course,
that
the
use
of
Carnation
Milk
for
Infant
feeding
is
growing
rapidly
as
more
and
more
doctors
learn
of
its
easy
digestibility,
due
to
heat
treatment
and
homogenization,
its
extra
amount
of
the
"sunshine"
vitamin
D,
and
its
always
uniformity
and
safety.
Write
for
beautifully
illustrated
Carnation
Cook
Book.
A
host
of
ideas
and
recipes
for.
15
(postpaid)'.
Carnation
Company,.
Limited!
Abbott
St..
Vancouver
irtrmuiMiimij
.
,m
mm
tarnation
Milk
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
"FROM
CONTENUD
COWS"
LUI.
I
Ih,
"Conl.I.J
How-
.y.ry
Molay
.;BM,
S..
you,
loco
t.w.popm,
lot
.w,'.M
onj
Km..
n
edited
by
Bay
Morris,
daughter
of
Novelist
Governeur
Morris
and
secretary
to
Fred
Astalre,.
the
dancer.
Bay
is
one,
of
Beryl's
friends
who
hope
to
sec
her
In
the
movies
in
an
aviation
picture.
Good
Jobs
on
Land
Aviation
may
be
offering
adventure
and
careers
of
a
kind
In
ADDRESS
ON
PEACE
RIVER
Kev.
It.
C.
II.
Durnford
Shows
Advantages
of
Centralized
Schools
For
Northern
B.
C.
British
Columbia's
Peace
River
.Block
was
the
subect
of
an
inter
csting
address
given
by
Reverend
R.
C.
II.
Durnford
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teachers'
Association
last
evening
in
the
auditorium
of
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
Describing
briefly,
but
vividly,
the
topographical,
social,
and
economic
conditions,
and
the
exploration
and
settlement
of
British
Columbia's
seven
thousand
I
square
miles
of
the
Peace
River
district,
Mr.
Durnford
proceeded
to
the
main
theme
of
his
address,
j"The
Peace
River
Larger
Unit
ol
ENGLAND'S
WOMEN
Educational
Administration."
I
The
Ineffectiveness
of
the
at
W.
A.
Plcnderlelth,
was
in-
movie
stars
the
most
likely
cjientsstructed
the
by
Department
of
Ed
as
they
get
the
desire
to
see
the
ucatlon
to
proceed
with
the
for
real
thing
after
.acting
In
jungle
pictures.
To
keep
herself
busy
in
the
meantime
Beryl
is
writing
her
life's
story.
As
a
little
girl
out
lit
South
Africa
she
spent
days
sitting
matlon
of
one
lanre
consolidated
educational
area
for
the
whole
Peace
River
district
in
British
Columbia.
The
boundaries
of
all
for
mer
districts
were
abolished
and.
the
whole
area
was
placed
under
the
administration
of
the
Inspec-,
tor
of
Schools,
who
was
also
the)
Official
Trustee.
.
Mr.
Durnford,
who
lived
in
Rol-I
la
for
three
years
and
travelled
extensively
through
the
district,
spoke
from
observation
and
ex
;
perlence
as
he
described
the
great'
improvement
in
school
buildings
and
In
educational
equipment
and
facilities
which
has
taken
Dlace
since
consolidation
has
been
ef
fected.
Well
built
frame
schools
brought
up
to
a
commendabli
standard
as
far
as
sanitation
the
teaching
and
instruction
end
"lighting,
heatlne.
and
vntl1nt
inn
to
women
but,
according
t0
Irene
are
concerned,
have
taken
tv
Hlnton
secretary
of
the
Women's'place
of
untidy
log
buildings
with-Employment
Federation
-who
finds
'out
proner
heating
and
sanitary
'
v."""---innaiiEriiieins.
iNaiurnnv
tner
wo
year-and-over
class,
there
are
new
highly-paid
Jobs,
developing
on
the.
ground.
She
particularly
lowns
her
own
car.
"England's
hos
jpltals
and
institutions
offer
a
wide
field
for
the
competent
and
well-trained
cook
or
dietician.
They
(will
pay
almost
anything
to
the
rl'ht
women,"
is
her
remark.
For
j
those
who
must
have
the
different
I
Job
she
told
of
Speech
Therapy
not
only
curing
stutters
but
beau
,
tlfylng
thick,
ugly
speech
and
act-j
ing
in
advisory
capacity
to
radio
speaKcrs.
Migration
South
Eleanor
Nicholson
of
the
Wo
men's
Overseas
Settlement
Board
has
waved
goodbye
to
more
than
500
women
who
have
gone
to
South
Africa,
Australia
and
New
!
Zealand
t0
take
jobs
since
the
I
start
of
the
year.
School
teachers
'and
nurses
have
the
best
chances
Correct
qualifications
are
neces-jsary.
Pay
Is
about
the
same
as
here,
conditions
with
regard
to
I
time
off
and
recrpatlon
are
better
j
Eleanor
Nicholson
had
also
something
to
say
on
the
subject
of
husband
hunters.
t
v
It
seems
that
owing
to
the
shortage
of
men
in
England
some
'of
the
younger
women
set
the
Idea
they
can
use
business
as
a
Itrap
for
matrimony
by
getting
jobs
,ln
the
Dominions.
"There
may
bi
more
men
but
they
are
just
as
wary,"
Is
Eleanor's
advice,
"If
you
,are
after
your
man
take
time
off
ito
get
him
but
don't
mix
the
two
'Interests
or
you'll
lose
your
Job.''
biie
nas
watched
developments
since
British
women
started
to
migrate
through
her
society
in
1925.
The
Dally
News
Is
an
A.
B.
C.
a
great
deal
of
opposition
from
certain
quarters
to
the
scheme
of
consolidation
at
first,
but
as
the
recommends
ratepayers
became
aware
that
they
dietetics
and
cooking,
cited
the
t
were
trettlnir
better
f
i...
case
of
a
young
cook
in
Scotland
(cost
there
has
b-en
a
steadily
in-.who:
gets
more
than
$1,600
and
creasing
body
of
public
opinion
developing
In
favor
of
the
new
system.
The
speaker,
however,
did
not
fall
to
point
out
certain
disadvantages
which
the
plan
brought
with
it
in
the
loss
of
autonomy
m
Phones
18
&
81
P.O.
Box
575
FOR
SATISFACTION
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
Groceries
Reliable
Service
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
$
Be
Sure
To
Visit
H(
ALMER'S
ALMER'S
1
Coffee
Shopped
Corner
THIRD
and
SIXTH
The
Brightest
and
Most
up
to
me-Minute
Eating
Place
In
Prince
Rupert
Operi
7
a.m.
to
2
a.m.
I
2.-
....
l
i
local
educational
anairs;
out
m
his
opinion
the
advantage
far
outweighed
the
disadvantage.
At
the
business
meeting
wmcn
preceded
the
address
and
presided
over
by
Mrs.
R.
M.
Wlnslow,
the
association
voted
the
sum
of
thirty-five
dollars
to
each
of
the
three
large
schools
and
seven
aoi-lars
and
fifty
cents
to
the
Seal
Cove
School.
It
was
also
decided
to
pay
the
cost
of
repairing
the
couches
in
the
medical
rooms
of
the
Borden
Street
and
King
Edward
Schools
and
to
donate
covers
for
the
couches.
Discussion
took
place
regarding
the
purchase
of
radios
for
the
schools
so
that
advantage
might
be
taken
of
the
educational
broadcasts
electrically
transcribed
by
station
C.
B.
R
which
could
be
broadcast
to
the
local
schools
through
the
courtesy
of
the
local
station.
It
was
reported
that
the
recent
ea
and
sale
of
home-cooking
had
been
very
successful
and
thank
were
expressed
to
the
conveners
and
to
those
who
had
assisted
(Continued
from
Pan?
Onei
tempts
of
the
local
School
Board!
them.
During
the
evening
a
de
1
in
their
efforts
In
nrnvlrie
siiltnhlo
1rrVifn1
minimal
nmursm
um
run
l
-
f
-
"
'
-
llgl.b.UI
IIIUOILU.
r.up).a
lMi
V
.
ra'eimi
th
.'few
miles
out
of
Cheltenham
be-
accomodation
and
an
adequats
dercd
by
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large
with
the
children
of
tha
vocal
solos,
accompanied
by
Mrs
little-pressure
and
the
people
that
cause
she
prefers
the
country
and
is
eduaUonjor
district
made
necessary
a
change
J.
C.
Gllker,
and
pianoforte
duets
havp
tn
hnw
tn
thp
nfffriat
tt.ni
rfn
within
easy
reach
of
a
gliding
club,
not
like
It
Gliding
is
her
present
sport
but
the
,n
lne
administration
of
tha
by
Mrs,
J.
C
Gllker
and
Mrs.
J
'silent
wraithlike
kites
have
not
cap-j
schools.
Four
larger
administrative
O.
McKlnley.
The
vote
taken
dur-
You
mav
have
heard
about
thJtured
Amy's
heart.
She
really
'
nlts
were
created
by
abolishing
ing
the
past
week
regarding
a
pro
-
-
.
.
,
...
i.i
l
Is
in
iiiiiiin
rir
rj
n
no
wants
"It
would
be
so
nine
"isting
posec
cnangc
in
me
organization
man
who
told
the
doctor
his
wife
a
plane.
"vu"ui"".l
dSc
tw
and
of
the
association
resulted
as
fpl-
had
t
d
her
and
asked
easy
to
gei
around."
she
remarked
uniting
..
rnofiiiiff
tn
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associations,
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ne
wouio.
can
in
some
time
soon,"-'
f
th
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new
larcer-
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scDarate
separate
one
one
for
ior
eaeh
eacn
school
scnooj,
1SV
iw.
nosslblv
possiDiy
within
witnin
the
tne
next
next
week
weeK
or
or
one
crashed
two
years
ago
6
uninsur-
,
unlt
,
ier
$ystem
had
demonstrated
its
For
one
association,
as
at
present
...
...
.
"
lwn.nri
lnnl.
of
If
ICU,
Severe-looking
woman
(to
busl-
Amy
is
valiantly
optimistic
about
lllTl
f
Sj.ti0?.?:!?'
the
future
of
women
in
aviation.
.
f
u'""'s
w
i,'TWH
"
hw
ngin
oi
-in
"They
haven't
jobs
now.
Not
one
in
the
flying
game
has.
When
this
civil
aviation
movement
really
gets
started
there'll
be
heaps
of
chances."
Beryl
Markham
who
flew
the
Atlantic
in
1936
is
also
in
London
looking
for
fljrlng
work.
Braving
the
ocean
has
brought
her
little
hard
cash
and
she
now
has
the
Idea
"How
about
hay?"
yelled
a
heck-1
OI
WKlng
sen-conducted
flying
parties
to
Africa
to
hunt
and
pho
1
V.
iij
i
.
lugiupu
wuu
game,
one
consiaers
;nr
me
ijujuiaat:
ui
impruvea
equip-
iwonai
aninem
reiresnmenu
were
ment,
a
free
health
service,
dental
served
by
a
committee
in
charge
service,
free
night-schools
for
;
of
Mrs.
R.
Wood
and
Mr.
Perkins
adults,
expert
supervision
of
and
an
enjoyable
hour
waf
spent
sciioois,
ana
aaauionai
necessary
i
in
conversation,
educational
equipment
to
give
the
children
of
the
Isolated
districts
an
opportunity
for
educational
development
comparable
to
the
best
that
could
be
had
In
the
wealthier
centres.
So
successful
was
the
ex-
TOO
EDUCATE
HpRSE
USTOWEL,
Ont.,
Sept.
21
:
(CP)
James
Taut
had
his
Up
badly
gashed
when
teaching
his
horse
etl
queue,
as
iaui
was
arxui
to
bite
a
perimcnt
that
in
the
following
pear
the
animal
grabbed
it
and
year,
mc
scnooi
inspector,
nart
of
Tant's
lln
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m
to
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to,
14-year-old
Lois
Wurxl
got
he:
first
view
Of
the
Canadian
Nation,
al
Exhibition
throuph
an
amb'j
lance
window.
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way
a
victim
of
the
infantile
paralysis
epidemic
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cf
wir
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