COMMOTE
11
SCOUTS
Boys
Progressing
The
regular.monthly
meeting
ot
h'pommlttee.or
the'
first
Prince
Rupert
Scout
troop
was
held
,last
night
In
the
olllce
pi
.it:
a.
Mac-nfiinm
at
the
Bank
of
Montreal
with
the.
president,
pr.
Neal
Carter,
In
the
chair.
Final
arrangements
for
the
for
mal
presentation
of
Xhe
rbop
made.
ltibelnBrdecid-
ed
that
the
ceremony
shouj'd
jtiik
inrf.
on
February
J.
A
short
dis
play
of
Scouting
activities
wljl
be
presented
Dy
nc
,dojs
give
un
idea
of
what
has
been
dope
during
t
Ho
four
montlw
the
troop
has
been
organized
and
what
scouting
really
u
Following
this
the
president,
Dr.
carter,
will
officially
hand
over
the
charter
to
the
troop.
An
invitation
l
(
heine!ent
.to
all
the
parents
andilT.
friends
to
be
present
on
this
occasion.
A
report
was
made
by
the
Scoutmaster
of
.the
progress
of
the
troop.
Nine
boys
have
been
Invested
while"
another
Is
ready.
Additional
boys
are
being
Instructed
in.
the
tender-
i
4
v...
rntrt
Tphripra.
One
T
Ibl
1
.
l-.'VIV
III
Lilt.
UUttlll
o
urnif
Pnh
mrit
wnen
a
suitable
cubmaster
and
assistant
have
been
found.
Further
assists
ants
or
Instructors
are
greatly
needed
,fpr
the
,
troop.
Tlie
applause
of
all
was
brought
.forth
when
thAqhahman
announced
his
intention
of
.donating
a
suit
Children's
Sjtory
Hour
Enjoyed
lea
feting
Booth'
Memorial
School
able
trpphy
for
the
interpatrol
,
jr
l.
Gray,
Vancouver
competition
which
Is
now
n
full
.Central
tral
swLn-jf
in
the
troop.
:P.
Xuzorvik.
L
Great
.enthusiasm
,1s
being
dls-
Jerpme.
C.N.U.;
J.
Hukulank,
d
jilayed
by
the
Scouts
over
the
out-
mohtort.
of
-doors
activities
which
take
place
Knox
every
Saturday.
Victor
Pearson,
Smlthers.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
.CHURCH
Tl
MINISTER
REV.
J.
S.
PATTERSON
Mrs.
.E.
J.
Smith,
.Organist
STOP
THAT
COLD
Dominion
C.B.Q.
Tablets
The
Liile
Q(l
Vox
Kn(wn
ticl.Vrorti
tYCi
Ormes
A.S.A.
Tablets
Per
Vial
of
Thirty
Five-Grain
Tablets
'
-
ejtttyrFiv?
Cgpts
n
Highest
Potency
Halibut
Livr
Oil
Capses
The
Ideal
General
Tonc,for
Vr
50
Capsules
.
,
.
,
fiOsutcs
250
Capsules
W
mibw
v.ipa
i
icy.
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w
"
"
The
ReU
Store
.JTfl
Open
pally
From
,.m.
"
P
01
.Sunday
.
and
Holidays
;Prqra
.2
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V
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,
X
p.m.
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,
.
-
-
,
.
.
Old
and
,ew
Anecdotes
Prqre.t
,i
-
-
;
,
r
v.
.V
.
..
io
nil
h
urnrif
fnr
Thiouah
the'
courtesy
of
Miss
A
,ui
,.,nnH
ninc
hnrice
while
an-
E.
Mercer,
principal
of
Booth
Me
morial
School,
the"
Prince
Ruper'
Oilier
13
Uliit
titan
j
iitw"-
.
:
j
.
Wnrif-
Teachers
Association
entertavnet'
frai
oilier
oiuuia
uic
"
w
...
in
for
It
Great
Interest
has
been
Dr.
H.
V.
Warrert
of
the
University
t
ol
British
Columbia
at
.tea
Thuri
ihown
by
all
the
boys
and
practl-
S
C
one
hundred
per
cent
attend-
day
afternoon
in
the
Booth
BehooT
1
u.,
crrt
nt
Irfn
Dr.
Warren
spoke
informally
about
we
.,
-w-
-VT.hb
various
trios.
WliS
Eleanor.
Sretary.
J.
U
Nprdan.lc-
Moy
was
In
charge
of
Jhe
tfrj
.
:.
.
.
.....u-i
u
U!isu'u
uy
ivu.vs
i.
uuugauu,
4-i
the
evening
train,
.Cash
.
for
.Old
.Gold.
Bulger's.
It
Mrs.
,Roy
Morrison
,has
left
tor
liazeiVOII
UJ
Villi.
C
U
iJUiomb
Nn
n
e
?plt?
1
Were
Old
.favorites
and
new
storiu
were
iblended
,in
the
".program
at
.i'
.
,
..-.
'i
Mr.,
ana
-Mrs;
n.
Duan-cuui
Hie
VHUOreHS
JStpry
410Ur
UUS
.
.ji-
tinnier
morning.
Mrs.
G.
IP:
Tinker
de,
dta?
Jlpwcrs
.lighted'
with'
the
popular
Knights10-1
AW.?1
.H",V"-r-
r.
,
..........
.
i
TnnionL'.i
ixain.
que
nimi
iviu
Fisherman
and
His
Wife"
and
fur-L
at
l
W.
reported
moan
v
:
-
,
...
......
.
lurri'itf
nftrnnnn"
Walkei
8
will
be
in
qharge.qf
ljis.
jUoperi
uuiiiiTuu,
jvira.
r,
u,
uinzev
ana
Mrs.
D.
V.
Smith.
from
irom
ni'XL
i.iiuraav
ine
nmmm
rnri
-
i
.
CATHARTICS
A
BAD
HABIT
If
you
hve
common
con-sttpauon,
dueito
lack
.or
bupc
in
the
diet,
the
neat
objection
to
pills'
ahd
purgatives
U
that
they
only
oerpetuate
the.
trouble.
Why
not
encourage
elimination
with
a
natural
laxative
.tood-with
,Kel-logi'a
AU-lBran:
It.absorbs
moisture
and
aottens
like
a
sponge.
This
water-softened
'mass
aids
elimination:
At
the
same
tlme.it
improves
'
intestinal
tone
because
Kellogg's
AU-Bran
contains
the
intestinal
;
tonic
vitamin
Bi
Eat
All-Bran
as
a
cereal
or
bated
In
muffins.
And
drink
plenty
ot
water.
Made
by
Kfllogg,
In.
London,
Ontario.
1
I
Vner
merest
in
the
serial
''.The
6
'
nhfiSt.
nf
PjhhloEtnno
.ttniico
'
I
time.
I
"
I
T-
.
.w
.
ieam
np;yer
was
rejatfa
in
en-.
"'.T
.
S
u
vMi
tertalning
'fashion
,
by
-Mrs:
A.
,c.
k:
traye"'-"B
VV
children
between
the
anas
of
'
4
inrf
ke
and
proceeded
.to
-Terrace
by
The
.excavation
for
the
new
fed-
iorl
Kiiilllriir
hrp
Kiih'rnnt.rsiet
for
HOTEL
ARRiyALS
'
which
.has
J)een
giVen
to
.John.Gur-
.Royal
Steve
Tomecek,
Terrace.
Prmce
Kuiert
W.(C.
Seyeiis,
J.
p'Orrasby;
and
timated
400
yards
of
rock
and
700
yards
of
muskeg.
Georee
Waddell,
who
Is
.In
tpwa
after
havinir
spent
the
past
pine
;
,
J
months
enjRlpjed
a,t,the.
Surf
P'pint
L.
Woods.
rand
Hiniine.
wUl
'sall
6n
the
.CataU
next
CHURCH
NOTICES
If
ll;0p
lorninff
Senice
,
Subject
"Art
Thou
He
That
Should
Come
or
Look
We
For
Anpthir
,7:304E;y.enlnjr
ervce'
Subject
-"The
Four
.Horsemen
fit
Jteveatlqp'
Everyone
,1s
.Cordially
Jnylted
Tuesday
alterpopn
on,ms
return
io
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Wlona"
ElizabetH
Penny.
charged
with
contributing
Juvenile
dellquency,,
was,
further
remand-j
ed
on
'appearing
before
.Magistrate
McCJymont
in
city
pontc
tuu
afternoon.
Staff
Sergeant
O.
H.
Greenwood
U
.prosecuting
.with
W.
Q.
FuHpn
Ipr
tne
acqusea.
The
County
Court
case
.pf
War
ren
Scott
and
Aubrey
Jackson
vs.
B.
C.
Packers
has
been
settled
,out
of
court.
The
claim
of
plaintiff
was
fpr
J8Q.6
over
.fish
allege
to
have
1
,pen
delivered
'
ito
ciejenaani.
--
-i
w
n
Pulton
was"
counsel
ilor;niam-
tlff
while
T.,W.
-Brown
acted
for.de-
rfendanti
Announcements
All
advertlserheftts
In
thla
.column
?vUl.be,
charged
for
a
lull
month
at-25c
.a
yord.
Presbytriap.
Burp's
Bantjuet
i
Jan
qary
25.,
Catholic
Tea.
Mrs.
rqCa.tfery
Jan.
27.
Baptist
Supper,'
February
3.
.
fy
"
'
'
.
.
.
Women's
;
Hospital.
Auxiliary
.Bali
-
......
February
4.
UnU
lssiry
Cea
'ea,
ft
!.'
1
lary
v
ateralr
ale,
PTll-
I
l-'UU.-J.'J
'.U.MJU.
J-
,.,LL
.J
"
Fresh
Local
,Raw
And
i
VAIjENfTIN
AIRY
rilONE
657
Jpung
reopie
s
Dance
Meld:
At
Seal
Cbye
jeoru
Ridley
iJopie
g$s"
Fehruar
10
Valentlne-.Cabaret,
Benefit
Boys
Band,
February
,11.
Cambral
ya)$htlne
Dance,
Feh
ruarr
.14.
.Masonic
krivy
AT
flail.
Thursday,
vFe,b-
Pehruarv
17
and
18.
'.'One
ijellr-.
'Jqus
flight
"
Mnjted
nurcn.
j
.
St'
N.
R.
hhuaj
Pance,
tMarch'
L4.
The
vounE'
people
of
St.
Peter's
Church
'at
Seal'Cov'
were
hosts
to
a
large
num.l?er
of.
1
young
people
from
an
.paris.oi
,ip
,cvy
an
no-
nt
fit.
iPeter'i
Hall,
a
most
v".&
ii
1
enlovable
Urn!
being;
spent.
Danc-
InK
was
from
9:30
to
1
to
music
pro
ylded
by
Mrs.
De,
Carlo's
orchestra.
Sixty
couples
were
In
attendance.
Mark"
Cavenalle
was
at
the
door
with
John
-Skog
master
of
cere
monies.
Refreshments
were
served
stt
midnleht
under
supervision
of
Miss
Jean
Dalzell
and
Mtss
Tarlar
Rysstad,
assisted
by
a
number
of
young
people.
The
nail
was
gaily
decora
tea
lor
the
occasion
with
paper
ribbons
find
balloons.
CLUB
HEARS
ADDRESS
.Miss
Van
.Gueps
of
.Momtjd
Tea
The
.
Women?'.
Canadian
Club
held
a
guest
tea
on
.Friday
afternoon
in
the
I.O.O.F.
Hall.
Mrs.
F.
N,
Gpodi
the
president
pf
the
club
introduced
.
,
'
.
I
.flAranmi
HflCQ
ine
speaKer
o
mvcvpwun,
Cornelia
Van
Guens
of
Holland,'
W.hp
dllghted
the
audience
with
ah
mrnrmni
.taiK
on
ine
iuc
iiuu
vu-
toms
of
her
country.
Miss
.Vari
Guens
wore
a.
beautiful
.naUye
cos
tume
and
ntrsgersea
ner
aaaresi
with
folk
songs
.And
traditional
.alrr
pf
.Holland,
Which
she
sang
jttt
charm
and
.grace.
'
!
The
speaker
opened
her
addres:'
bv
exDlalnins
the
traditional
signi
ficance
of
the
details
pi
,ner
cps-.
tume.
Her
gown
was
ol
.be.awtli
brocaded
satin,
with
which
she
wor
a
cap,
fichu,
deep
cuffs
and
a
lop:!
apron
pf
lace
and
net.
A
well
dress
ed
Dutch
woman
has
one
or
mor
such
costumes
to
wear
to
festivities
Wooden
shoes
are
worn
only
put.o
i
doors
in
wet
weather.
Miss
yap
Guens
carried
with,
her
a
beautl
fullv
wrOueht
brazier
or
stoqi,
within
which
'was
an
Intricately
carved
earthenware
holder
where
glowing
coals
of
peat
were
placed
This
brazier
was
used
for
additlona
heat
In
many
homes
and
was
often'
carried
to
church.
(
Even
mortf
Characteristic
of
Holland
than
wooden
shoes
and
wind
-
-.
'
.
.
.
.
I
.
.n
Pn.t,
mills
are
tne
-singing
luwcia.
public
building
of
importance
arid
all
the
churches
have
beautiful
towers
from
wlhkh
carillons
plaj
each
quarter
noun
in
uie
cauj
days
watchmen
called
ine
nour;
from
a
,
balcpny
hi
the
tower.
Miss
Van
Guen
sang
the
call
of
the
'watchman
at
dawn
"to
the
four
r'nrnprs'of
.the
four
winds."
These
bells
In
the
towers
are
Known
ar
"clocks,"
and
are
played
by
'clock-lsts"
.from
a
keyboard
within
the
tower.
The
Vclocklst"
and
tne
or
mnlst
of
the
cathedrals
are
paid
not
by
the
church
or
tower,
.but
by
th
munlcloalltv.
Music
plays
a
rtnmine'nt
toart
in
the
life
of
thi
people,
and
a
Dutch
organist
evolv
ed
the
organ
fugue
one
nunarei
i-
i-anfa
hpfnl-
,IW
,
time
Ol
BJCIl.
rp.i-
ri,lr'nBnnip'hre.nreeminent-
ly.aiefioustpeople.ior,
at
first
con
sclousiy,
ana
now
&uuv;uii5.iuo.,
they
are
alert
against
the
menace-
of
wind
and
rain.
A
passionate
lovt
for
the'
soil
which
they
have
built
mi
-niit
of
the
marshes,
and
the
sea
lias
.made
them
a
strong
and
ten
acious
.nation.
There
are.
nine
mil
lion
people
In
Holland
which
in
it.a
U
about
tliat.of
Xake.
Ontario.
lTiinnH
stands
third
amontt
tne
na
tion's
In
ship
,bu;dlng,"
third
In
the
mntfp'r
nf
colonies,
and
was
the
first
to
develop
air
service
wj
polonies,
in
1927"
Holland
sent
put
the'
first
world
broadcast,
and
two
months
later
loaned
her
enulpment
to
.England
to
send
put
the
.first
snnir
broadcast.
"Holland,
saia
ine
.speasci,
a.n
excellent
protection
against
In
vasion.
Tnree
Deiis
01
wai
rinMrlne
can
be
reversed
at
will
t.hn.
meenanicaiiy
uiuiiuuh"
""-
country
ari'd
giving
protection
to
hp'r"
Voastdl"
cities."'
,
-r,-1;--
Mrs.
D.
Mcu.
Jiume.r
expiccu
the
appreqiatlon.qf
,the
ciuo
ior
we
interesting
address.
Tea
was
served,
the
executive
acting
as
servtteurs.
tr
a
irroirnDT
MR-
Tntt
01:
(CP)
JAiPvinder
Oollan.
oldest
resident
'of
Vantport,
celjbr'ited
jls'v89th
blrthdav
among
foun
fenerations
ot
HEARD
BY
Ills
family.
),lr.'
Gbllhn'
was
a
p.as
the"
first
'railroad
train
which
ran
through
the
Annapolis
-
'
Valley.
,
STUDENTS
Prof.
.Harry
.Warren
Addresses
HUP
Schppl
,!'HP!,S
Prof
Harrv
Warren
of
the
.Uni
versity
of
British
Columbia,
gave
an"
inspiring
address
to
about
eighty
.seniQr
students.
qf
King
Ed
ward
High
School
Friday
aiier-noon.
The
speaker
explained
the
many
opportunities
open
to
the.
ypune
.people,
of
..today
If
they
were
.ready
to
.rnake
the
necessary
preparations.
Ie
emphasized
how
im
portant
It
was
to
do
wen
wnai-eYer
tasks
were
attempted.
"We
cannot
all
occupy
important
posl-.tlon's,"
said
Dr.
Warren,
"but
we
can
ajl
find
something
that
we
like
doing
and,
if
we
do
that
one
mini
wpri.
we
shall
be
rewarded
with
satisfaction
and
happiness.
'
Dr.
.Warren
also
cave
an
idea.
jjf
what
.it
i.rneaiit
to
be
a
Rhodes'
ichojar,
explaining
that,
npi
omy
xholarshln
and
athletic
achleve-
mpnt
were
reauired.
but
alsni
character
and
the
ability
to
give
leadership.
The
students
gave
evi-.
depce
pi
their
thorough
enjoyment
of
the
address.'
Mr.
Sutton
introduced
the.
speaker,
and
Alan
Kergin,
on
be-
ta,t
pf
the
students,
moved
a
hearty
vpt
of
thanks
for
,the
most
jigtenlng
.dlscpurse.
'
-
.OBJECTS
TO
MACHINERY
GLACE
BAY,
N.S.,
Jan.
22:
(CP.)
-Phaleri
Local
of
the
United
Mine
Workers
of
American,
District
.26'
'.ias
issued
Instructions
warning
pembers
against
handling
electrt-al
coal-minlne
machinery
at
Dom
inion
Qpal
'"Company's
No.
2
cplliary,
The
equipment
y
be
msta)ieo
itrly
this
year.
FOR
SALE
FORvRENT
-rr
mm
50
Piece
Layettes,
complete
for
baby.
$25
up
prepaid.
Also
Shop-pine
Service,
charge
20"
.
P.
O.
,Box
381v
Victoria,
B.C.
2()
PIANO
For
Sale.
In
good
condttipn.
$75
cash.
McLean,
Rupert
Butchers.
Q8)
MODERN
Apartment
for
rent
Close
In.
Phone
Green
693.
(21i
"
CLEAN,
well-furnished
modern
I
apartments.
-Phone
Red
.444.
(19)
FOR
RENT
5
room
modern
flat.
Apply
Jos.
Garon,
1203
2nd.
A.ye.
PERSONAL
(23)
VEHAV.E
HELl'ED.HUDRFS
TQ
OJSTAIN
positions
as
loiter
Carriers.
Postal
Clerks,
Cus
toms
Examiners,
.Clerks,
apd
Stenojrranhers.
etc.,
and
can
heln
vou.
Write
us
for
proof
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Canada.
VOMEN
YOU
CAN
BE
FINAN
CIALLY
Indenendenl.
we
nae
hftlned
hundreds
of
Canadian
women
earn
a
living
by
opera-
tine
kindergartens
in
the'r
own
homes.
Illustrated
booklet
free.
The
Canadian
Kindergar
ten
Institute.
Winnipeg.
,t.
Free
Pants!
During
January
'EhejQqusftqf
Wobberlin
Is
makinj
a
Special
Offer
fpr
Jhis
month
oly
of
a
free
extra
pair
of
pants
.Fjjth
.each
suit.
Make
a
deposit
when
order
ing
and,hae
the
suit
delivered'1
at
any
time
you
;!li
up",tps,jate
asaster.
SECOND
AVENUE
Phone
6
BALANCES
BUDGET
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MINE
KENTVTLLE,
N.S.,
Jan.
22:
(CP)
NEW
WATRFQRD,
N.
8.
Jan.
books
for
the
year
1937
with
a
surV
employed
fit
yfrtfitford
Lake,
near
plus
of
$800
on
civic
operaUons-rfi'
.P4.
w
v
t
the
second
successive
year
the
town
.has
balanced
Its
budget
and
shown
a
surplus.
Taxes,
were
reduc
ed
both
years
2
WAY
No
family
need
neglect
even
minor"
head
colds.
Here
is
what
to
do:
Take
two
"Aspirin"
tablets
when
you
feel
a
cold,
coming
on
with
a
full
glass
of
water.
Then
repeat,
if
necessary,
according
to
directions
in
each
package,
llelief
comes
very
q,uickly.
The
"Aspirin"
method
of
relieving
eplds
is
the
,way
inapy
doctors
approve.
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company's
newv-No,
18
colliery.
The
Lm.ne
,1s
expected
tp
give
jBipploy-
ment
to
more
tnan
3su
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wnen
completed.
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SALE
COLDS
1
Toke
2
"ASPIRIN"
lp
I
tablets
and
drink
a
full
J
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,1
glass
of
water.
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f
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treatment
In
2
hourt.
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water:.Gargle
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twce.
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throat
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fr3
.
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rawness
qnd
soreness
M
take
"Aspirin",
for
relief
then
if
yon
are
pot
improved
prpm.pUy.
ypu
call
the.famjly
doctor.
"Aspirin"
tablets
are
made
'
in
Canada
by
the
Uayer
Company,
Limjted,
pf
Vijidspr,
Ontario.
Out
Shoe
Specials
Priced
a,t
$2.95,
$2.50,
$1.95
MacKENZIE'S
each
Thone
775
Says
Old
King
Coal
,
I
know
a:
clever
little
trlcki
To
keep
you
warm
If
well
or
sick,
,
Just
phone
f)51
JncL
ay
Please
send
a
ton
of
'coa'i
today.
FURNITURE
Simmons
Felt
(Mattresses
30
FELT
MATTRESSESf-AU
sizes.
While
they
last,
loroneween,
Ift.U
327
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n
Foothills
Alberta,
Nanalmo-Wellintton
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
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