T.hn
D.
I,oh,
Webb,
asland.
!''""
-
.
i
4.
'V
Whist
Drive
And
Pance
By
Labor
League
Friday
Tint
OATLT
rTO78
.T.-
r,
FAGiTHRZX
r:r
a
whist
WV
ma
danCe
was
bel
J
Communist
Party
Hall
on
,
the
Lay
night
under
the
auspices
of
th,
women
s
w"
-
,
,
...
rrmcc
uuucri
vi'onrr
Kee
Anyox.
't
Central
Alfred
Hadland,
Oona
River
j
Mi
and
Mrs.
S.
Schjesvold,
Digby
HI
and.
Announcements
All
tdvrtujcments
ln
thts
col-amn
be
charged
Xpj
n
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
St.
David's
Tea
March
1.
fomen's
Canadian
Legion
Bridge,
March
2,
C
N.
R
A,
Annual
Dance,
March
Presbyterian
!4irrh
3.
vertwist
e
for
1
Shamrock
Tea,
RKreitional
Centre
Dancp
,
Math
II
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Ban.Pance.
Moo.se
Hall,
March
11.
St.
Patricks
tea
and
social
evfc-
nirc
Catholic
Hall,
March
17.
.
C
Y
R
'
March
18.
Dance,
Oddfellows
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs,
S.
C.
Thomson.
March
24.
Orange
Spring
Sale
March
25.
.March
25
and
20,
CIRCUS,
CnlUd
Church,
'Presbyterian
Easter
.Kalev
April.
0-
Salvation
Army
Sale
April
13
queen
Mary
Daffodil
Tea
April
18
REGAL
SHOP
Annual
Sale
.Mon.,
Tiios.,
Wed.
Monarch,
pove,
utlerhy,.Sjl-
$1.00
AH
Makes
25c
Wool
QQ
Down
29c
Jumbo
,.
35c
I'urple
Ilralher
8
for
$1.00
20
Off
Fancywork
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is,
pio4
The
Uooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rales
Are
KeasenAble
KNOX
HOTEL
I
R.
Braselj
N.
M.
Hrejl
mmm
m
I
'"Ms
18
ana
R4
i.i0,
jox
575
p0U
GOOD
SKUVICR
Try
Ml
TCC
All
T7C
ECONOMY
STORE
dfwtrlM
veretables
-
Fruity'
Confeelln
noun
Ph(iniina
317-19
TUmn
AVENUK
WEST
pposite
Canadian
Lrilon
SAVE
YOUR
VISION
WEEK
tipM-lal
Attention
Drawn
to
XfU
Of
Propr
Care
of
Eyes,
Esnci-ally
Anions
Children
Health.
education
mlbr
organizations
interestpri
in
.....u
coo
nnci.nnnea
ironr
new
dudha
wpnnro
ore
m.nnornnn
-I.
V;lrH1Pft
In
Ilia
nr.i.ol
K
.....
,
-r,
Year''
EV"
,fi
'
luiHum.wKiioiK?
oave
were:
first
prize-
embroidered
luii-
Your
VWon,
Wet,"
February
23
T
.
.
i
ii-lnc-lrcinrl
Nil
'
125:
ti
Marrh
5
Ihnuinhnul
Tirltuv.
"
d
cushion
top,
p.
Peterson,.
Columbia.
The
movement,
started
ft
;
several
years
ago
to
focus
public
iHu;nwun
upon
eyesignt
conserva
-
f
cycsigut
vuiiaviviiuuii
is.
now
re-
Uoyal
cognized
as
a
major
social
and
Oalloway.
Vaucouvcr
economic
problem,
Studies
have
indicated
mat
nearly
one
quarter
,of
-Canada's
children
reach
their
majority
with
defects
of
vision.
More
than
one
half
of
all
adults
have
subp'
rmal
eyes
upon
reach
Ing
the
age
of
40.
From
then
on
eyesight
declines
ranldlv,
5
ner-
cent
of
all
adults
at
the
age
of
50
Alfx
Fhmie
left
qi
last
vyUii;;n
have
ylsual
defects
train
for
Usk.
a
brio!
bushiest
trip
to
M.
J.
Julian.
President
of
the
Better
VJslon
Institute,
one
of
the
cooperating
orRanlzatlons.
say:
"Through
the
adoption
of
better
standards
of
eye
hygiene
during
childhood,
and
the
Improvement
of
the
conditions
of
seeing,
millions
of
eyes
would
be
save"d
from
the
rapid
detorlatlon
that
now
takes
place
during
adolescence
and
early
childhood.
Improperly
lighted
homes
and
schools,
bad
reading
habits
and
neglected
simple
faults
of
Vision
are
among
the
causes
of
falling
sight
in
.VATiritK
OF
i:.l'i:iJI.MK.VT
(Continued
from
Page
One)
under
actual
flight
conditions
and
the
Past
Office
Department
will
be
enabled
to
nlan
for
maximum
ef
ficiency
when
regular
air
mall
ser
vice
begins.
Today's
opening
ls
an
Important
steo
ln
Trans-Canada
Airways
his
tory.
It
onens
the
seventh
and
last
f,taee
of
what
Is
probably
the.
most
v
-
-
thorough
going
pilot
training
pro-
cram
ever
instituted
oy
a
major
air
transport
system.
lustructlnf
Pilots
Last
summer
the
air
line
com
menced
training
Its
Initial
pilot
pfnnn
which
has
expanded
until
it
now
consists
of
20
men
all
of
whom
held
commercial
transport
licenses
tvfnr
thev
Joined
the
service.
The
first
step
was
instruction
in
the
mechanical
functions
of
equipment
nnrf
accessories.
This
was
fol
lowed
by
primary
flying
instruction
in
the
type
of
equipment
usea,
a
third
step
the
pilot
was
required
...
.
.
i
nnrl
rn
tO''Ily
D
niS
IIIMI
UiUCIllo
.
dlo
alone
without
reference
w
uicj
ground.
Then
came
local
raaio
range
flylos
n
which
the
planes
followed
path
through
the
air
marked
by
radio
signals
to
and
hase.
The
fifth
step
was
around
the
home
field,
night
flying
j
By
'mid-winter
me
pnut
b'vuh
at
the
sixth
stage,
flying
by
instruments
across
country
between
widely
separated
points
while
following
this
cams
the
radio
range,
or
i
"beam,"
as
it
Is
sometimes
called.
in
staire
brought
Trans-
i
t
Canada
Canada
Air
Air
Lines
umea
flying
nj'5
I
operation
v
Vice"
.
rr..nc.Pnnnda
Pilot
pipes
lor
Vancou.r.
phone
122
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES,
Dr.
Hutrh
M
Morrison
lnsnector
Don't
foreet
C.NH.A.
of
schools,
returned
to
the
city
on
dance
Oddfellow
Hall,
the
Cardena
this
morning
from
a
night.
brief
trip
to
Port
Simpson
on
of-4
.
i
.
.
i
.
.
jih
nciai
duties.
tor
Demg
me
uimaw
oi
u-
;;
j
orderly
house,
Jpan
Wilson
was
Miss
Ethel
Allan,
after
visiting
'
lined
$50
by
Magistrate
McClymont
at
Snowshoe,
east
of
Prlnc
in
city
police
court
yesterday
after-George,
with
her
parents
and
also
noon.
.
-
ln
Vancouver,
left
by
the
Cardena
J
The
fire
department
had
a
call
Sunday
evening
on
her
return
tol
Stewart
'
la1,
ocluc
y-"""
...
'
j
a
grass
fire
at
MusgraVe
Plact
Church
of
the
Annuncte-
waitpr
Tttu,m
h
Tn
rhrU.near
the
tlon.
No
damage
was
done.
-
,,T
,"""irrvil-
tlan
tlan
returned
returned
to
to
the
the
city
city
on
on
the
the
h
w
u
Uo"
a11
iU
has
.
..
.
.
,
'
ln,
phases
e
SUP-
Cardena
this
morning
from
Port
W(e
I101CI
mil
ArriValS
yai3
,
W
aduit
i
health
aSTft
and
other
ta.,ld
fields.
r?tJtjfi
Pn
where
-n
iivit.
they
bilj
L
have
M
v
been
v
carrying
carrylng
Dut
out
work
work
in
their
thelr
Uneft
lines
BLACKHEADS
Blarkheadt
go
quirk
t
by
a
imfle
nwthod
thai
jut
diiftolv
there.
"
Ol
two
ounces
of
'froxIh
Iodr
Truin
your
trUi'(tlt,
rub
thU
with
a
hot
wet
rlnth
(tent
I
y
over
h
UarktiaaijiF'
and
you
will
wonder
war
they
bav
sou.
Mvt
a
)loUywoMl
c6nuiltra.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
running
on
time.
Johnny
Garofinl
sailed
thU
af
ternoon
on
the
Cardena
for
a
va
cation
trip
to
Vancouver.
Jack
McLeod
has
arrived
from
Vancouver
to
relieve
as
operator
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
during
his
ah
sence.
Bride-Elect
Given
Party
Mrs.
Neil
MacDonalil
Hostess
On
Monday
Xlfiht
In
Honor
Of
.
,5ss
Mary
MacUonald
iviau...
..-
.
i
Rirs.'-ni-ii
P
before
a
large
section
of
the
public.
at
her
home.
230
Fifth
for
the
first
tune
as
imuk
":
Avenue
wi.i
-
the
Dralriesa.'..ioi
'
nnrtv
ln
honor
of
M's.-
and
.
MacDonald,
daughter
of,
!
between
Winnipeg
Lethbrldgej
Mar
with
a
stop
at
BeBina
,a"
"v
i
Mr.
ana
jwrs.
"u"u""w
tween
Vancouver
ana
i-euiui
iu6.
iwnose
marriage
Two-way
radio
communication
'
portly.
The
evening
was
enjoy
stations
have
been
established
at
ably
spcnt
In
playing
bridge
at
vanrouver
Oliver,
Cranbrook,
Leth-
wnicn
the
prize-winners
were
Mlm
VJUru
.
j
nnnnloa
nnd
)(,
nalllmrpr
nnrl
Miss
MarlP
eirtop
Reeina
ana
ri""H"-
r
uviwj
o
-
-
constantly
ln
touch
with
McFadden.
Tasteful
refreshments
?i
nhnes
amimd
are
over
the
entire
route.
were
then
served
and
a
feature
of!
-
L
evening's
proceedings
was
the'
fin.lKten
that
made
possible,
the
Th
f?Hmfnl
U
to
the
hridc-elect
of.
,
ma
operation
presentation
SC
'ZftCiZ
S
handsome
satin
bound
bed
throv
;
!
Transports
thc
Pr0VrUt
L
meteoreios
meteo?olo8lcal
section
i
,
,
colors
of
rose
wre
and
gold.
j
:
,
cI
a
24-hotir
weather
repv
ormlston.
Miss
Ri-
l;ta
Stromdahl,
Mrs.
T.
Harvey,
Mrs.
Rush,
Miss
Elsie
Francs,
miss
Alice
Strachan,
Miss
Dorothy
Balllnger
Miss
Marie
McFadden,
Miss
Gert
rude
Tyrgeon,
Mrs
Tommy
Chris-
toff.
Miss
Helen
Hampton,
Mis-Norah
Rudderhamt
Miss
Margaret
Fritz,
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spencer
and
Mrs
Vlex
MacDonald.
'fill
TIJll6
AVKNUK
1
I.
H-
BULGER
OptonielrUt
annual
Friday
(54)
Rev.
A.
L.
Anderson,
United
Church
pastor
at
Anil..
Stewart,
aftei
on
the
new
school
bunding.
'"
-
"
J
Word
hn,
hePn
.rPlvPH
that
the'Cardena
Sunday
night
for
Anyox
ls
Pndlng
a
couple
of
arrive!"
euhe
Kmcolith
Concert
Band
will
in
town
for
the
funeral
of
the
late,uu'"
utJulc
v-"
"
Ms.
Sarah
Woods
tomorrow
after
noon.
There
will
also
be
a
large
representation
of.
NIshga
natives.
J.
D.
Galloway,
managin?
dir
ector
of
the
Reward
Mining
Co.
sailed
by
the
Cardena
this
after
"
noon
on
his
return
to
Vancouvai
'after
one
of
his
periodical
visits
of
Inspection
to
the
Surf
Point
and
iEdye
Pass
mine
operations.
He
terdy
afternoon.
Pancake
Social
Was
Enjoyable
Anglican
Youixs
People's
Assoia-
tiou
Members
Have
Happy
Tarty
Last
nlaht
in
St.
Anrvcw's
Cath
edral
Hall
members
Of
the
Angli
can
Young
People's
Association
made
the
most
of
their
last
festivi
tv
before
Easter.
In
accordance
Mrs.
Peter
DeJong
and
child,
who
,wltn
a
time-honored
English
cus
lave
been
visiting
for
some
time
In
'torn,
a
pancake
social
in
obser
Holland,
will
be
leaving
Antwerp.
vance
of
Shrove
Tuesday
was
the
'r.h
1Q
nn
h(
Ktpamer
Pennldnd
nrdor
nf
th
pvpnlni?
Arranee-
JhA
,
.V
f
...
.-r
.
y-r.-
-
w
.
u
V
v
.
.
f,
.
'or
New
York
enrnute
nome.
Mr.iments
were
in
charge
or
tne
Misses
JeJonir
will
be
going
to
Vancouver
U
the
end
of
this
month
to
meetj
hem.
Dr.
A.
E.
Jure,
consulting
engi
neer
for
tne
consolidated
uuur.
St
Smelting
Co..
after
one
of
h's
periodical
visits
to
the
Big
Mis-rourl
mine
where
the
Consolidated
Is
about
to
put
Its
mill
Into
operation,
,
was
a
passenger
aboard
thp
Cardena
today
returning
io
Vancouver
enroute
to
Trail.
Miss
Isabel
M.
Downey,
who
has
been
visiting
for
the
past
lew
months
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
Sam
uel
Massey.
Fourth
Avenue
west
will
leave
by
Friday
evening's
train
for
Saint
John,
New
Brunswick,
where
she
.
wfll
embark
March
11
aboard
the
steamer
Duchess
of
Bedford
on
her
return
to
her
home
in
Glasgow,
Scotland
Phyllis
Taylor,
Marybelle
Bettv
Ellison
and
Ruth
Israel
Is
Vine
lludah,
Fig
Tree
J.
D.
Allen
Speaks
Uefoxe
UfUKli
Israel
Society
Last
NinUt
At
the
semi-monthly
meeting
pf
the
British-Israel
Society
last
eyen
ing
ln
Toe
H
rooms,
J.
P.
Allen
gave
a
very
interesting
address
on
the
symbojism
of
the
parables
of
the
Vine
and
the
Fig
Tree.
.
The
House
of
Isiael
was
distinct
from
the
House
of
Judah,
Mr.
Allen
j
said.
Within
the
House
of
Israel
,
was
the
tribe
of
Judah
which
had
been
especially
selected
as
the
royal
j
tribe
from
which
the
Messiah'
should
come.'
A
portion
ol
the
trjbe
;
of
Judah,
together
with
portions
oi
Levi
and
Benjamin,
Was
brought,
back
from
captivity
and
resettled
in
the
Holy
Land.
i
After
the
division
of
the
Kingdom
in
the
time
of
Rehoboam
the
ten
northern
tribes
retained
the
name
Kingdom
of
Israel
and
the
tribes
of
Judah,
Benjamin
and
Levi
assumed
the
title
of
the
Kingdom
of
Judah.
Many
instances
were
cited.
both,'
in.
the
Old
and
New
Testaments,
where
the
vine
was
applicable
to
Israel
and
the
fig
tree,
was
symbolic
of
(
Judah
emphasizing
the
distinction
'.
of
the
two
houses
or
kingdoms.
i
A
general
discussion
followed,1
reference
being
made
to
the
de-l
bates
going
on
in
London
on
thei,
sovereignty
of
Palestine.
STANTON,
England,
March
1:1
(CP
i
A
600-year-old
tithe
barn"
here
was
destroyed
by
fire
so:
quick-;
y
that
farmworkers
an.d
firemsn'
didn't
have
a
chance.
Cvorvnne
InflnlirpH
In
t
hp
nllarlOUS
I
A
j
lit.iju..
,
,pa
WJ
Wie
CUOtC
.
t
,
..I.I.L
Mtyn.aJ
hit
IhL
lv
4h.
ommint.
lKp.tr
inrtahtttlnesa
games
v.im.11
wcic
wuumu
"j
"'-ik"j
"
"-
ever-nopular
folk-dancing.
PHONE:
68
and
S5R
Stiles,
As
Wednesday
o
tms,
week
is
Ash
Wednesday,
the
"first
day
of
Lent,
the
A.
Y.
P.
A.
will
attend
service
in
the
Cathedral
at
7:30
p.m.
IX
TIIK
M
I'ltDMI:
(
Ol
KT
Ol'
ltKITlll
Oi
l
MIII
A
III
The
Matter
or
(
Hen
((urn.
Otli'f-!.
Known
as
Own
(Jucn.
Otherwise
I
Knimu
us
Vliuu
IJiifil.
Urasel.
.Vul
In
the
.Matter
r
the
"AtlnilnMratioii
Alt"
Tlirt
NfiTin!
that
I
was.
bv
tl
Order
of
His
Honor
Judge
Fisher.
IccrJ
judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
at
British
Col
urn
la,
opixamiea
4flBiuusirar
i.i.u
the
Will
annexed
ct
the
Estate
of
Xht
late
Chen
Qun,
otherwise
known
Chun'Ouen.
Dcwistd.
ol
Prince
Hv
Nelson
1
1
B.
C.
on
tle
24tii
cUy
oi
Feb-1
28th
day
of
February,
1938.
RECIPE
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
AdniUi4&txa.tcr,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
1
VEGETABLE
SOUP
Try
llil
fclmple
combination
fur
a
healthful,
Mtif)j"K
IuikIh-oii
tlili.
In
l(mlle
lwiler,
ciunbine
1
tin
Koyal
City
Vegetable
Soup
mIUi
1
tin
Koyal
ily
Tomato
Soupundl
pintof
milk.
lleatnradiilly,lirrlja;
otcaioiialy.
Serte
piping
hot.
Till
la
an:
excellent
way
to
Include
more
milk
in
your
daily
menus.
4
.
,
&
,.-4
COAL
TO
1'I.KASE
EVEKYlOD"i
Satisfaction
Quaraniteed
Famous
Kilson
Alb?rla
Coul
Uulkley
Valley
Coal
Vaneiuver
Inland
Coal
Prince
Rupert
Feed
I'oiupaut
tn
to
j
.
,
,
:v
.
il
i
to
me
forthwith,
aaid
that
all
person
i
an.ln.t
v.a
tmA
Vit
at
.
LUlVlUg
LWUJH
nnuwM
are
requreel
to
rue
vnem
wixq.,
me
ue-rore
the
31st."
day
of
March,
1938.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
this
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J,
Zarelll.
Proprltor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FKOM
HOME"
Rate
J1.00
ap
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
111
Don't
let
the
cold,
aus-
Wtrf'fAessert
tere,
month
of
February
TJ
aiinuy
yuu.
vneoeszr
Co
Sum
Htiy
a
ton
of
the
coal
(Vn
g
we're'
selling
and
scndWuS.
winter
on
his
way.
,,
'vi-&iSl
NANAIMO
-nilLKLKY
VALLEY
FOOTHILLS
PHILPOTT
EViTT
&
CO.
LTD.
651
PHONES
652
:4
IjYGiHNICWgT
'
(it
JUSTICB
Judce:.
AH
the
fvidenc
prove
conclusively
that
this
unhappy
yvoman
has
Lced
tonaisttuly
nc(Iectin(
her
health.
In
this
Court
preventable
illness
is
treaty
is
a,
crime.
Ignorance
of
the
remedy.
cannot
be
accepted
as
ao.
excuse.
Kruschen.
is
sold
by
all
drug
stores.
Kruschen.is
.
faisONia:
'
,(EjcUdly,
undoing
her
handbag)
:
I'
hay,
a
bottla
'with
m
now,
sir!
v.
,
:.,
.
(SDiaUon
In
Cuurt.)
JiTDCl:
A
bottle
of
vihat?
Pass
it
up
to
me,
please."
haniUl
It
on
to
tba
iury.)
.
Judm:
.(contumujg)
:
This
is
an
amazing
development.
We
have
here
an
unopened
bottle
of
Kruschen.
(Tun-ing
to
the
Prisoner):
When
did
you
buy
jt?
Ill-Health
Charge
Withdrawn
(Befort
Mr.
Jieiice
Kruschtn)
4:
Pxuonek
:
This
morning,
my
lord.
I
intended
to
take
it
with
my
coffee,
tomorrow
and
every
day.
I
thought
ft
might
put
me
right.
Judge:
Prisoner,
your
timely
good
sense
has
earned
you
your
acquittal
You
will
leave
this
Court,
without
a
stain
pn
your
character.
(At
this
'
juncture
there,
.was
an
.'outburst
of
dap-
-ping'
which
was;
rapidly
suppressed.)
You
have
yourself,
done
precisely
what
I
should"
have
ordered
you
to
do;
you
have
adopted
a
food
remedy
for
your
present
affliction,
a
splendid
precaution
against
a
recurrence
of
it.
I
am
very
glad.
I
have
one
word
of
advice
to
add:
do
not,
on
any
account,.
miss
the
little
daily
dose
of
Kruschen
and
then,
indeed,
you
will
be
the
happy
possessor'
of
good
health
for
less
than
lc
a
day.
Prisontk:
Thank
you,
my
lord.
I
shall
never
forget
what
you
say.
KRUSCHEN
SALTS
relieve
constipation
and
rheumatism
Kruschen
is
a
combination
of
abundant
exercise
and
fresh
several
mineral
salts
which
Qf
f07
ir-
You
should
have
those
your
body
"must
gt,
in
some
salts
every
day
;
hence
the
im-
Vay.
ti
keep
-the
blood
pure,-
Port"
of
the
"Utile
daily
COFt
RE
OR
TEA.
dost-.
Every
drug
counter
sell
th
insicVi
clean,
and
the
sys-
Jem
tinerally
tonid
up,1
but
which
you
Kruschen
In
25c,
45c
and
55c
bottles,
cap't;
Jt
:Niturt's
own
way
without
It'l
tkt
tilth
daily
dost
that
dots
it.
For
the
Woman
who
Knows
Boudoir
Rouge
Lentheric
A
iThe
French
Ilouge
of
Distinction
In
Jj!Sfef::&
"
I
Fancy
Containers
75c
HeitU'inlier
Those
Snapshots
at
Night
With
Selo
Hypersensitive
hromai
The
New
Halo
Permanent
Our
hair
styles
must
change
to(sult
the
193a
spring
bonnets.
jt
J1
'
t
oi
rP!tp
for
vou
a
more,
charmlnc
v
wi
v--..
-
tl
----
-
-
'
,
.
and
stylish
lffure.
Only
genuine
oil
solutions
used
on
nil
peroianent8.
c
Film
Tho
'
fastest
.
film
on
the
,
market.
Sizes
to
fit
all
cameras,
tstandaru
prices.
Ormes
Ltd.
TTiitt
Dioneer
Dru.qrists
The
4teynU
Store
Phones:
81
&
Open
Dally
From
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holiday
From
12
noon
till
2
.m,'
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
Modern
Beauty
Shop
S3!
THUD
AYENTI
Phone
947
5,