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PAGE
FOUR
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
fmwm
I
WEDDING
i
;
HONORED
Oelithtful
Twenty-fifth
Anniver-
,
sry
Surprise
Party
For
Mr.
'
j
And
Mrs.
L.
C.
Eby
The
occasion
being
their
twenty-fifth"
wedding
anniversary,
a
delightful,
jsurprise
party
was
held
Saturday
night
at
the
home
of
Mr
'.and
I'
Airs:
L.
C.
by:
Fourth
Avenue
East,
forty-six
guests
being
in
attendance.
The
evening
was
.happily
spent
in.
contests
and
tjie'
playing
of
games,
the
prizewinners
being
Mrs.
Theo
Fortune
and.
J.
L.
Mcintosh.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served,
the
feature.
)ejng
a
beautifully
decorated
yedding
cake.
i
On
behalf
of
the
guests,
J.
L
Mcintosh,
with
suitable
comment
Fresh,
crisp
salads;
tasty
cold
meats;
delicious
desserts;
drinks
cooled
with
tinkling
ice
cubes
.
.
these
highlights
for
many
a
delightful
meal,
arc
made
possible
by
electric
refrigeration.
Meats,
vegetables
and
other
foods
Home
Remedies,
Toiletries
Rubber
Goods,
Stationery
Candy
and
Drug
Store
Sundries
AT
IIALF
PRICE!
McCUTCHEON'S
handsome
set
of
flat
silverware
i
Earlier
in
the
evening
the
children
had
presented
their
parents
with
a
handsome
silver
tea
and
coffee
seryice.
Mrs.
Eby
was
attired
in
a
wedt
ding
costume
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
baby's
breath
and
sweet
peas.
Those
present
were:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Ritchie,.
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
MacKay.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
McRae.
Mr.
and
Mrs
John
Bremner,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
T
Iverson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Halcrow
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Reid.
Mr
and
Mrs.
J,
E.
Jack,
Mr.
and
Mrs
i
.
.
,
1
T
r
A.
I
a?
a
c
iviarun.
Air.
ana
Mrs.
ti.
m.i
Foote,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Moorehouse,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W
Wrathall,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Mc-
Lean,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
W.
Apple-yard,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Merrill
Sql-lows,
Miss
D.
Sharp,
Miss
E.
M
Earl,
Miss
Jean
Parker,
Miss
Florence
Parker.
Miss
Ethel
.
'
.
'
.vt
i-.ClAW
WUUfif
Cousin,
presented
the
bride
and
groom
of
.Ted
Mills
Ned
McLeod
and
mem
.Huacr
ui
a
cemury
ago
wun
aDers
or
the
family.
Akron
Paper
Has
Folded
Up
J
Times-Press
Suspends
rublicatiol
,
Property
May
Be
Taken
Over
AKRON,
Ohio,
Aug.
31:
The
AKron
limes-i'ress
newspaper
J
suspended
publication
this
week.
It
'is
expected
the
property
will
be
taken
over
by
the
Akron
Express.
Timely
Recipes
PEACH
MARMALADE
18
peaches
Sugar
2
oranges
Water
Peel
and
stone
the
peaches,
remove
seeds
from
oranges
and
put
through
a
food
chopper.
Mash
all
together,
weigh
and
allow
an
equal
amount
of
sugar.
First
cook
the
food
until
tender
in
a
small
amount
of
water.
Then
add
heated
sugar
and
boil
quickly
until
thick.
Pour
into
hot
sterilized
glasses
Cool.
seal
with
paraffin
wax
and
store.
MAGIC
IN
PRISON
WANDSWORTH,
"Eng..
Aug.
30:
CPY
Prisoners
here
weren't
shown
means
of'
escape
but
were
treated
to
some
fancy
sword
swal
lowing,
ana
other
tricks
by
members
of
the
Magic-Circle.
TERRACE
GIRL
SOUTH
TERRACE,
Aug.
31.
Miss
Freda
Hall,
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Hall,
Terrace,
left
for
New
Westminster
on
Monday,
taking
the
boaf
from
Prince
Rupert.
Miss
Hall"
will
attend
the
Duke
of
Connaught
High
School
in
New
Westminster,
taking
senior
matriculation.
For
the
past
three
years
she
has
been
aHfaithfuI
worker
in
Knox.
United
Sunday
School
here
as
a
Sunday.
School
teacher
and
leader
of
anExplorer's
Group."
G.
W.
Nfckerson
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
after
attending
the
recent
uDerai
convention
in
Kelowna
':.
-
-
There's
1
cooked
or
uncooked
are
also
kept
at
the
peak
of
flavour
this
modern
way.
Add
zest
to
mealtimes,
end
waste
and
save
money
with
an
Electric
Refrigerator
available
for
a
small
down
payment
with
the
balance
on
easy
monthly
terms.
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
MUJ.HMmiUI.IJtf.UJ..JJJJ.I.IJ.HI.IIM
aKsniKMMHaaaaBsasssssssssssssBasasasasasasawi
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
Inaugurating
the
Canadian
National
Steamship's
fall
and
winter
schedule
of
coast
steamship
ser
vice,
the
steamer
Prince
George.
Capt.
Edward
Mabbs,
arrived
in
port
at
11:15
this
mornlne
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
she
is
due
back
here
at
8
o'clock
tomorrow
evening,
sailing
at
11:15
for
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
ThooMnd
hare
found
quick
tnd
ty
rebef
from
Arthmi.
Hay
Fever
end
Bronchial
trouble.
In
the
in
of
Kellogg1!
Arthma
Relief.
Yon
can
relieve
your
;en,05r
m"
mon
relief
thia
famou.
herbal
preparation
afforda.
Kellogg'.
Aathma
Relief
haa
uwn
mm
Dy
eufferere
for
over
60
yean.
You
simply
inhale
the
fumes.
mm
Your
nearett
drug
itort
hat
it.
.
.
.
JIl.OQatln.trialsizetJc.
Also
obtainable
In
cigarette
form..
d
Northrop
A
Ljrraaa
io.umuea
Toronto
H
Ontario
MUSIC
Miss
N.
Lawrence
Teacher
of
Violin,
Theory
Harmony
Classes
Commencing
September
l.Nl'honc,
580
Three
Violins
For
Sale
Very
Reasonable
,.
MANY
ARE
ONRELIEF
CHICAGO,
Aug.
31:
(CP)
-Twelve
thousand
five
hundred
woman-one-person
families
on
relief
here
in
November,
1936,
presented
a
picture
far
from
satisfactory.
The
Chicago
Relief
Administration
was
eager
for
more
information
regarding
'
these
women
than
appeared
on
its
records
so
it
enlisted
the
help
of
the
Women's
Bureau,
The
relief
administration
had
hoped
to
develop
a
prosram
ol
i!
treatment
benefitting
the
women
I
themselves
as
well
as
making
more
!
effective
the
administering
of
re
lief.
A
representative
group,
604
women,
comprising
about
five
percent
of
the
total
and
selected
almost
at
random
in
14
relief
districts,
were
interviewed
In
theli
homes.
Three-fourths
of
the
women
were
at
least
40
years
old.
Four-fifths
were
native-born,
about
equally
divided
between
white
and
negro.
Two-firths
were
widowed
nearly
two-fifths
separated
or
di
vorced
and
about
one-fifth
single
More
than
twof
if
ths
of
the
foreign-born
were
not
citizens.
Almost
one
in
seven
of
the
wo
Two
western
vessels
and
two
men
were
rerjortpd
as
having
a
local
boats
sold
halihnt
tnbil1ln.'imfnt.i1
IllnKj
Mnro
tVion
thro.
83,000
pounds
at.
Seattle
yesterday,
tenths
had
some
disease
of
the
The
"
Western
vpskp!.'
diak
and
Pacific,
each
with
40,-
most
frequently
reported
and
dls-000
pounds,
which
sold
at
lOVic
j
ability
due
to
menopause
Ijeiis
and
9
Vic,
the
former
to
Whiz
Fish
'the
next
largest
group.
Disease
of
Products
Co.
and
the
latter
to
the;
the
musculoeketal
system,
mostlj
Washington
Fish
&
Oyster
Co.
arthritis
or
rheumatism,
were
r
The
Chancellor
sold
1,000
pounds
ported
for
not
far
from
three-of
halibut
at
102c,
23,000
pounds
j
tenthsT
and
illnesses
of
the
car-of
sablefish
at
4c
and
2300
pounds
diovascular
system
affected
tl.e
of
cod
at
4c
to
San
Juan
Fishing
same
number,
most
of
this
group
&
Packing
Co.
and
the
Forward
having
heart
trouble.
2,L
V03
f
halibut
a
11Vic'
For
th
521
women
in
employ-18,000
pounds
of
sablefish
at
4c
ment,
the
usual
occupation
of
and
4
000
pounds
of
cod
at
4c
to
the
majority.
60
percent,
had
been
New
England
Fish
Co.
There
will
be
no
sale
of
halibut
on
either
the
Seattle
or
Prince
Rupert
Fish
Exchanges
on
Labor
Day
next
Monday.
Recently
the
American
fishing
boat
Norman
picked
ud
a
ouat.-
itity
of
peculiar
looklne
substance
on
o.
caslon
has
yielded
fortunes
to
those
lucky
enough
to
find
it
j
However,
it
has
been
found
that
the
material
found
by
the
Norman
was
not
ambergris
but
rather
some
sort
of
nondescript
mixture
of
lard
and
refuse
of
no
value
which
it
is
supposed
was
probably
thrown
overboard
from
some
passing
steamer.
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
steam
tit
Fearless
is
busy
these
days
hauling
in
gravel
from
Porcher
Island
for
use
in
connection
with
the
construction
of
the
new
rince
Rupert
General
Hospital
building.
FOSSIL
FISH
FOUND
SYDNEY.
Aug.
31:
(CP)
The
Australian
Museum
has
received
its
best
specimen
of
a
fossil
fish
impression.
Director
of
the
museum
estimates
its
age
at
between
50,-000,000
and
100,000,000
years.
KELLOGG'S
ASTHMA!
!
RELIEF
1
1
in
domestic
and
personal
service
About
two-thirds
of
these
women
had
worked
in
private
families
and
the
remainder
in
hotels,
restaurants,
or
kindred
establishments.
Difficulty
in
stretching
over
the
required
time
the
food
allowance
of
$9.25
a
month
for
single
woman
was
mentioned
bv
nearl.
iwViirV.
it
t
.
x.L
ccry
every
one
une
interviewed.
interviewed,
The
me
retail
retail
mJ'
"'Sl
a
heavy
burden
on
of
of
th
the
sperm
,n,rr;
whale
V,ai
which
"1,
"J
""inose
low
comes,
for
thej
bought
n
small
quantities
and
the
LARGE
up-to-date
hotel
in
one
of
the
best
farming
districts
In
the
Peace
River
Country.
(21)
rooms
ncwiy
furnished
throuehout
Building
practically
new.
Stuccr.
Finish.
New
Hot
Air
Hfatlng
System,
Fire
lace
and
Electric
Lights.
A
very
large
territorj
wcu
seuiea
ana
prosperous.
Bee;
sales
past
twelve
months
$20,-000.
This
is
a
real
investment
Would
consider
a
house
in
a
good
city
in
D.
C.
on
account
Price
reasonable
No
Atrrnta
Reason
for
retiring
(Doctor's
jracrs).
Apply
Box
29,
Dall.v
.
"ew-
(207)
LOST
LOST
Will
the
party
who
took
n
green
noubie-endcr
rowboat
from
salvage
float
on
Port
Day
return
same.
(tI)
WANTED7
WANTED
Housekeeper
between
30
and
35
years
for
gentleman
with
two
children.
Apply
Box
20,
Dally
News.
(205)
FOR
RKNT
CLEAN,
w
c
1
1
-
furnished
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
444,
(204)
1
3
Room
furnished
flat.
Angus
afl-I
artments.
Green
399,
(20S)
WORK
WANTED
YOUNG
Woman
wants
work
In
mornings.
Phone
427.
(209)
1
'OR
SALE-Double
corner.
Alfre
Street
and
Eleventh
Avenue,
ba
streets
graded,
for
sale
at
bargain,
pybhavn
and
Hanson,
tf
OR
SALE
Cooking
utensils
dishes,
linoleum
and
fumltUi't
Can
be
seen
Aug.
29
to
31
fron,
10
a.m.
to
4
pjn.
at
1805
8tr.
Ave.
E.
i(
Room
house,
plastered,
ful
plumbing,
2
lots,
$1200.00.
$500.0-'
cash,
balance
as
rent.
433
JHr
Avenue.
(2081
HOTEL
FOR
SALE
peroentage
tax
amounted
to
a
considerable
figure.
Several
women
seemed
able
to
have
only
one
meal
a
day;
others
reported
two
i
tire
maximum,
and
the
majority
were
'hungry
all
the
time."
Five
percent
of
the
women
lived
alone.
About
14
percent
lived
in
a
family
group
not
related
to
them.
Usually
they
had
separate
rooms
for
sleeping
purposes
but
had
the
privilege
of
sitting
in
the
family
living
room,
cooking
In
the
family
kitchen
and
participating
In
the
family
life.
Sometimes
they
were
accustomed
to
eat
with
the
family,
to
share
the
housework
and
to
assist
with
care
of
tl.e
children.
In
other
households
they
ate
scperately,
cooking
at
times
when
the
kitchen
was
not
otherwise
in
use
and
fejt
less
free
to
use
the
living
rooms
of
the
household.
Telephone
Girls
In
Gas
Chambers
Prepare
For
Air
Raids
When
Duty
Calls
Would
Be
Order
of
Pay
LONDON,
Aug.
31:
(CP)
Throughout
the
country
telephone
operators
are
being
taught,
to
work
In
gas
chambers
with
specially-constructed
masks
designed
to
ent
able
them
to
remain
at
their
jxxsti
in
air
raids.
The
mask
Is
simllai
to
that
intended
for'
civilian,
Issue
except
that
it
has
a
microphone!
:et
into
me
left
cheek.
Miss
O.
M.
Soper,
gas
.drill
in-j
structrcss,
claims:
"Both
trafisrrilt-1
ting
and
receiving
are
actually
better
with
a
mask
on
than
with
the
ordinary
Instruments,
although
the
microphone
Is
against
the
leftj
:heek.
If
you
wisn
10
wi
tomethlng
-v
el&Mlfled.
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
You'll
Jussp
0t
ol
BaJ
li
to
Morning
RarV
to
f
Ths
Bnr
should
pour
cnt
rtj
noirtds
of
Dquid
bfle
la
to
your
bet)a
dally.
It
this
oil
la
not
flowing
travly,
yow
foo
dMS'
s'.rwt.
It
)uat
inn
m
to
bewaia.
Oas
Moats
tip
not
itofnaca.
To
K
eooatipatad.
HirraM
yea
Isal
nrtt.
neiaou
C9
La
to
the
bo4r.
aaj
tad
rt
suak
im
tKo
worl4
looks
peak.
9k
mars
beval
Bt
daaal
al
vsys
t
st
the
eaaaa.
Toa
ho
somtMB
tsst
forks
oa
the
Ur
as
vsO.
It
tains
thoas
food,
old
Cartn's
Little
Urn
PWs
to
$H
ttoaa
pouads
of
Ms
flovisf
treaty
s4
auks
yaa
I
Mi
"up
ssd
up",
HarmJoas
sad
festia,
tk
maks
Ike
bDs
flow
JraatJ.
Tkr
it
tW
atk
'
ci
emiotnW
but
bavt
so
teVtmat
of
taarwify
la
than.
Aak
lor
Cartar
a
UtUa
Lfrar
riUa
by
MStal
Stubbornly
refuse
isytkias
alas.
tii.
The
Singing
Period
Book
1
...i:
The
Singing
Period
Book
2
f.iV;.
The
Singing
Period
Book
3
The
Singing
Period
Book
4
.
.
..
Dominion
LANGUAGE
Book
1
Dominion
LANGUAGE
Book
3
Canadian
GEOGRAPHY
for
Juniors'
Canadian
School
ATLAS
1
TONIGHT
and
TIIIRSDAT
complete
Show
:Zs
Once
Again
.
.
.
uer
Golden
Voice
is
nere
Again
to
Thrill
You
Grace
Moore
In
Til
Take
Romanc
v.ix
World
GEOGRAPHY
for
Canadian
Schools
VIMX
Elementary
English
GRAMMAR
.
:
VII-VIII
The
HISTORY
of
Britain
.
.
VII-IX
Romance
of
Canada
(History)
VIII-IX
Foods,
Nutrition
Manual
VII-IX
Canada
Book
of
Prose
&
Verse
Pt,
i
'
VII
Christmas
Carol
vil
Treasure
Island
vil
Black
Arrow
,
ym
Lady
of
the
Lake
yiH
Life
and
Literature
Book
2
"
vill
Elemetary
Oeneral
SCIENCE
".'".".'"""'
VII-IX
WOODWORK
for
Junior
High
Schools
........
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