PAOE
1XJUR
GET
SOME
TODAY
AT
ANV
STORE
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
James
Findlay,
arrived
In
port
at
10:30
last
night
from
the
south
and
sailed
around
midnight
for
P3rt
Simpson,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
he
Is
scheduled
to
return
here
Tuesday
southbound.
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
motorship
Northland,
Capt.
Len
Williams,
was
In
port
Sunday
afternoon
discharging
one
carload
of
fresh
halibut
for
transshipment
east
over
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
vessel,
proceeded
from
here
to
Seattle.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Louise.
In
port
Sunday
morning
from
9
to
11
o'clock
on
her
way
from
Vancouver
to
Skagway,
had
on
board
a
comparatively
light
list
of
226
passengers.
.
Four
disembarked
here
from
the
vessel
while
eighteen
took
passage
at
this
port
for
the
north.
In
command
of
the
Princess
Louise
is
Capt.
William
Palmer
who
is
relieving
this
one
voyage
for
the
regular
skipper,
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray.
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Seattle
last
week
totalled
420,00f
pounds.
A
feature
of
the
market
was
unusually
high
prices
for
medium
fish,
the
top
bid
of
the
week
being
lbVaC
and
82c
paid
the
Eldorado
on
Wednesday.
This
was
a
wide
spread
between
the
prices
of
medium
and
second
class
fish.
On
Saturday
at
Seattle
three
boats
sold
catches
totalling
30,500
pound?
at
from
13
'Ac
and
6c
to
14c
and
6c.
The
Ketchikan
motor
vessel
Salvor,
Capt.
R.
Pitcher,
was
in
port
Dentists
recommend
It
helps
keep
teeth
strong
and
white,
gives
them
needed
exercise.
Cleanses
by
removing
food
particles
remaining
between
teeth
after
eating
.
.
.
Aids
digestion
too.
Asimple
aid
to
health!
Enjoy
Wrlgley'
daily
'millions
do!
TENNIS
SU
Mother'
Dress
(Jets
More
Show
Stylists
Giving
More
Attention
T1)
What
Matron
Should
Wear
NEW
YORK,
May
16:
(CP)
-
Mother's
clothes
are
getting
more
attention
in
the
fashion
world
this
year.
New
coats,
fashioned
especially
for
her
of
soft
black
and
navy
wool,
are
cut
on
loose
boxed
lines
which
slenderize
a
heavy
figure
and
are
finished
with
simple
necklines,
softly
framing
the
face.
Mother's
frocks
are
made
of
ne
prints
or
sheer
dark
crepes
light
ened
with
.a
touch
of
white
or
color
and
are
often
topped
by
a
cape
or
a
short
boxed
coat
to
match.
As
a
further
help
to
mother's
fashion
problems
a
Kcw
York
expert
advises:
1.
Begin
with
a
good,
carefully-fitted
girdle.
2.
Don't
worry
too
much
abo..t
the
fashion
trend.
Choose
what
be
comes
you.
3.
Don't
wear
clothes
designed
on
soft,
easv-fittlng
lines.
Don't
let
your
skirt
be
too
short
or
too
narrow
br
too
tight
at
the
hips
4.
Select
dresses
that
conceal
the
undcr-arm
bulge
and
soften
a
waistline
no
longer
slender.
Wear
narrow
belts.
5.
Lighten
black
and
navy
blue
with
touches
of
white.
Wine,
grey
deep
blues,
greens,-white
and
soft
'lrht
hues
are
also
good
colors
foi
you.
6.
Kcv
your
make-un
to
thf
"olor
of
your
frock
and
be
sure
it
annHd
lirhtlv.
7.
Don't-
v"nr
dark
gray-tond
'tnr.kin'Ts.
conform
in
this
case
to
fh.
mode.
hlr
mornlni
with
one
carload
of
fresh
halibut
for
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Drop
In
at
Gordon's
Hardware
and
Inspect
our
1938
Tennis
Racquots.
Models
to
suit
every
taste
and
pocket.
See
the
new
C.C.M.
Tennis
Racquets.
Smart,
exceptionally
well
made
racquets,
at
low
prices.
For
satisfaction
and
longer
life
use
Dun-lop
Tennis
Balls,
the
longest
wearing,
toughest
tennis
balls
made.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
PHONE
311
McHKIDE
ST.
Elio's
Furniture
3rd
Ave.,
Prince
Kupcrt
NEW
USED
Floor
Covering
Chesterfield
Boy's
Bicycle
Baby
Buggy
Suites
Bedroom
Suites
Din-
Dressers
Tables
Ing
Room
Suites
The
Prices
Stoves
Beds
Very
Reasonable
Etc.
MAE
WEST
FEATURED
"Every
Day's
a
Holiday"
and
"International
Settlement"
Showing
at
Capitol
Theatre
ii
-
i
"Every
pay's
A
Holiday,"
a
story
of
the
gay
nineties
and
the
naughty
hundreds
in
New
York
with
Mae
West
as
the
featured
player,
and
"International
Settlement,"
a
pic
ture
dealing
with
the
adventures
of
a
free
lance
American
pilot
in
China
during
the
war,
comprise
a
double
bill
program
being
present
ed
at
the
first
of
this
week
at
the
Oapitol
Theatre
here.
In
"Every
Day's
A
Holiday"
Miss
West
plays
the
part
of
a
hard
boiled
lass
who
Is
torn
between
a
desire
on
the
part
of
Walter
Catlett
to
star
her
in
a
new
revue
and
the
insistence
of
Edmund
Lowe,
a
captain
of
detectives,
that
she
get
out
of
New
York
because
of
an
alleged
deal
in
which
she
sold
the
Brooklyn
Bridge
to
a
would-be
millionaire.
It
Is
an
original
story
by
Miss
HVest
herself.
The
cast
of
support
ing
players
Includes
Charles
Butter-worth,
Charles
Wlnninger,
Lloyd
Nolan,
Herman
Blng,
Chester
Conk-lln
and
others.
The
setting
of
"International
Settlement,"
as
might
be
implied
from
the
title,
Is
the
war-stricken
Chinese
metropolis
of
Shanghai.
Dolores
Del
Rio,
George
Sanders,
June
Lang
and
Dick
Baldwin,
the
'eatured
players,
dramatically
portray
the
peril-braving
group
who
find
strange
romance
in
the
stricken
city
after
staying
behind
following
the
evacuation.
There
is
an
exciting
romance
amid
action
on
a
large
scale.
TERRACE
G.
W.
Criers,
provincial
assessor,
Prince
Rupert,
paid
Terrace
a
visit
and
spent
Friday
with
the
munlcl-1
oal
clerk
on
official
business.
I
The
Terrace
High
School
com
TEB
DAILY
XJSWB
Monday,
May
.
Dnn'f
Keen
art
Having
Constipation!
you
feel
heavy,
it's
time
you
di
i's
eot
voi
.tired
and
dopey-id
something
about
it.
And
something
more
than
talcing
a
physic
I
You
should
get
t
the
cause
of
the
trouble.
II
J
ou
eat
only
the
things
most
people
do,
the
chances
are
that
a
very
simple
fact
causes
your
con-stlpation-you
don't
get
enough
"bulk."
And
"bulk"
doesn't
mean
heavy
food.
It
means
a
kind
of
food
that-isn't
consumed
In
the
body,
but
leaves
a
soft
"bulky"
mass
in
the
Intestines
and
helps
a
bowel
movement.
It
this
Is
your
trouble,
cat
crisp
crunchy
Kellogg's
All-Bran
for
brcaktast
every
day
and
drink
plenty
of
water.
All-Bran
is
not
only
rich
In
"bulk"-it
also
contains
the
natural
Intestinal
tonic,
vitamin
B,.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
Sold
by
every
grocer.
'
Discuss
Cabinet
Changes
I!
Earlier
Dispatch
LONDON,
May
16:
(CP)-indlcatlon
was
revealed
th
late
last
nleht
as
'
No
up
to
how
extensive
the"
Impending
British
cabinet
shuffle
will
be.
Only
one
thing
appears
certain
Viscount
Swlnton,.
who
has
been
much
under
fire
recently
i
over
the
state
of
his
affairs
In
League
Of
Nations
Is
Debate
Subject
mittee
put
on
a
social
and
danrj
Friday
night.
The
evening's
enter-
Native
Sons
of
Canada
and
High
School
Pupils
Argue
at
Smlthers
talnment
was
augmented
by
trr.;
presence
of
a
troup
oi
cownoys
'rnm
Alberta
who
devoted
an
hour
oiviwhimvo,
to
son.-;s
of
the
range.
At
midnight
which
re
I
ted
from
a
challenge
ho
whnio
rnmnnnv
tnrnpri
nut
to
of
the
High
School
to
the
Native
view
the
eclipse
of
the
moon
which
Sons
of
Smlthers
was
held
in
tht,
was
seen
very
well
in
a
sky
clear
atIVC
ons
assemoiy
room
u-
of
any
clouds.
Woman's
Auxiliary
Doing
Good
Work
Providing
light
Operating
Room
Spot-Its
Latest
Effort
SMITHERS,
May
16:
The
Wo-
light
for
the
operating
room.
It
will
provq
to
be
of
assistance
to
the
Smlthers
surgeoris
In
perform
ing
operations.
SOUTH!
VANCOUVER
Calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell.
River
Steamer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
Every
THURSDAY,
11:15
P.M.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
Tuesday
evening
ana
provea
a
win
for
the
Sons.
I
The
subject
of
discussion
was.
"Resolved
that
the
League
of
Na
Hons
has
Sufficient
Authority
tc
Maintain
and
Secure
the
Peace
of
the
World."
The
High
School
team
argued
for
the
affirmative
side,
j
The
Judges
were
H.
B.
Camp-;bell,
L.
C.
Calder
and
Harvey
Da-vies
and
ihe
teams
were
comp6sed
of
J.
Furness,
Mildred
Rife,
Ted
'Cook,
Tom
Collison
and
H.
Tan-,ner
for
the
High
School
while
tht
man's
Auxiliary
of
the
Bulkley
Native
Sons
used
L.
H.
Kenncy
Valley
District
Hospital
has
added
i
Don
Collison,
Oswald
Hosklns,
A
another
valuable
piece
of
equip-jc.
Fowler
and
S.
F.
Campbell,
ment
to
this
up
to
date
institu-j
About
60
people
had
gathered
to
tion
by
the
purchase
and
recent
.hear
the
debate
and
the
young
installation
of
a
powerful
spot-'team
of
the
High
School
made
a
very
imnresslve
argument
for
th
affirmative
but
had
too
much
cur
rent
history
to
contend
with.
It
was
felt
that
these
discussion
This
auxiliary
has
been
a
very
.were
productive
of
a
great
deal
of
active
one
ana
nas
purcnasea
a
great
deal
of
equipment
with
the
funds
it
has
raided
since
the
new
hospital
was
built
a
few
years
ago.
It
has
assisted
materially
in
making
this
hospital
one
of
ti:e
Rood
and
verv
educative
and
It
was
surcested
that
they
should
be
of
more
frequent
occurrence.
H.
G.
Windt
was
chairman
of
the
meeting
and
V.
Crockett
held
the
watch
which
limited
the
time
best
appointed
institutions
of
its
of
the
individual
speakers,
kind
outside
of
the
larger
cities!
'
of
the
province.
There
were
over
400
patient
days
for
Smlthers
hospital
during
the
month
of
April
and
patients
are
coming
from
long
distances
to
avail
themselves
of
Its
services.
The
Dally
Nrw
i.as
an
audited
Mrculatlon.
Play
safe
I
New
Books
In
Library
Number
of
Volumes
For
Pay
Section
Arc
Announced
N"w
books
for
the
nay
section
of
the
Prince
Runert
Public
Library
are
announced
as
follows:
"Adventure
With
Women''
(Kerr)
"Cardboard
Ca.stle"'(Wren)
:
"Chan
Osborne's
Wife"
(Haucfc);
Er-chanted
Oosls"
(Baldwin);
"Each
wak
Alone"
(Chldsey);
"Fiftv
Years
a
Country
Doctor'
(Macartney);
"Her
World
of
Men"
(Ames)'
"I
Lost
My
Girlish
Laughter"
(Allen):
"Murdr
Calls
Dr.
Hailey"
(Wynne);
"On
The
Dodge"
'
(Ralne):
"Rhododendron
Pie"
(Sham):
"SleeD
In
Peace"
(Bent-lev);
"So
We'll
Live"
(Wright)"
"The
Case
of
the
Substitute
Facf'"
((Gardner):
"The
Death
of
a
Celebrity"
(Footner);
"The.
Dream
Prevails"
(Diver):
"The
Sealers"
(Tuteln);
"The
Stars
Look
Down"
(Cronln):
'The
Yearlings"
(Rawl-Ings);
"You
Haven't
Changed"
(Banning),
GLORIES
IN
THE
EMPIRE
Bishop
Rix
in
Charge
to
Synod
Last
Week
Deplored
Persecution
Of
Jews
and
Christians
In
Germany
"Amid
the
wreck
of
nations
and
the
downfall
of
thrones
we
rejoice
In
the'unlty
and
stability
and
sustained
glory
of
the
Empire
qf
which
we
form
a
part,"
was
a
striking
sentence
from
the
annual
charge
to
the
synod
by
Right
Rev
G.
A.
Rlx,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
last
week.
Dealing
with
foreign
affairs
he
said:
"A
most
disturbing
element
in
the
world
today
is
the
furnace
through
which
religion
Is
passing
That
religious
community
which
for
centuries
has
been
tried
In
the
fire,
the
Jewish
church,
is
again
under
the
scorching
heat
of
per
secution,
It
is
a
saddening
sight
to
see
that
the
people
who
have
.jiven
so
much
to
the
world
of
cul
ture
and
scholarship
and
progress
and
from
whom
came
the
Master
whom
we
worship
and
serve
should
be
driven
from
their
homes,
dc
prived
of
their
means
of
earning
a
living
and
in
too
many
cases
even
deprived
of
their
lives.
Our
hearts
go
out
to
them
and,
as
a
Synod
of
the
Anglican
Church,
wf
are
anxious,
I
am
sure,
to
Join
with
the
most
of
the
Christian
world
and
especially
with
the
An
gllcan
Church
throughout
th
wnoie
Empire
in
assuring
our
the
Royal
Air
Force,
will
be
.
Jewish
brethren
of
our
sympathy
C'
replaced
as
Air
Minister.
Sir
and
prayers
and
express
the
hone
Samuel
Hoare.
Home
Secre
tary,
or
Rt.
Hon.
Leslie
Hore-Bellsha,
War
Secretary,
appear
outstanding
favorites
to
succeed
him.
-
,that
that
what
what
thev
they
are
are
today
tr.riav
naxslnt?
passing
through
may
not
drive
them
any
farther
away
from
the
Christ
but
1
that
the
great
body
.of
Christians
imay
prove
its
friendship
that
thev
I
may
be
led
nearer
to
the
one
whe
knew
no
difference
between
Jew
and
Greek,
bond
or
free.
"In
Germany
there
are
many
Overwaitea
Ltd.
First
Grade
Butler
3
lbs.
Sunlight
Laundry
Soap
3
large
bars
Calay
Toilet
Soap
4
bars
Hershey's
Breakfast
Cocoa-
1-lb.
tin
Iledlund's
Pork
Sausage
I-lb.
tin
B.
&
K.
Pastry
Flour
10-lb.
sack
Alymer
Tomala
Catsup
Per
bottle
Tropic
Gold
Grapefruit
Per
tin
93c
Diamond
'A'
Bacon
9Qp
Sliced.
Per
lb
Yellow
Sugar
1
Qo
3
lbs
J.
til
Queen
Charlotte
Crab
-
Qp
J.
ill
12
lb.
tin
Lynn
Valley
Peaches
4
Per
tin
XOX,
Pure
Orange
Marmalade-
AOs
4-lb.
tin
itl
Royal
City
White
Corn
"Qp
lOls
2's.
2
tins
Tiger
Brand
Olive
Oil
CA
)Q
Per
gallon
J.tJ
RINSO
DEAL
Buy
One
Large
RINSO
at
25c
and
Receive
a
10c
Package
FREE
19c
25c
25c
23c,
49c
15c
11c
TODDY
DEAL
Buy
a
Pound
Tin
at
39c
and
Receive
a
Half-pound
Tin
FREE
Overwaitea
Tea-
Per
lb.
'
45c,
50c,
55c
Overwaitea
Coffee
Freshly
ground.
Per
lb.
.
25c,
30c,
35c
FRESH
VEGETABLES
and
FRUIT
Spinach,
Lettuce,
Tomatoes,
Carrots,
Beets,
Radishes,
Green
Onions,
Cauliflower,
Cucumbers,
Asparagus,
New
Potatoes
and
Celery,
Australian
Pears
and
Grapes
AT
LOWEST
PRICES
Free
Delivery
on
Orders
$3.00
and
Over
things
that
make
the
democratic
world
anxious.
That
which
we
as
a
synod
of
the
Church
of
England,
are
particularly
anxious
and
deeply
distressed
about
is
the
whole
attitude
of
the
powers-that-be
there
toward
the
Christian
religion.
It
Is
not
necessary
for
mc
to
discourse
upon
this
subject
to
a
well-informed
audience
sucn
as
this
but
It
Is
fitting
that
we
should
express
our
mind
and
w-believe
the
mind
of
our
synod
by
sayins
that
the
effort
to
link
the
Church
up
with
totalitarian
state
and
the
mchods
employed
tc
do
this,
are
wrong,
unchristian
and
even
brutal.
History
should
have
taught
that
nation
that
I's
experiment
is
dangerous
for
all
religion
among
its
people.
"But
a
second
fact
Is
one
which
causes
a
chastened
Joy
and
that
Is
the
readiness
of
a
large
numbei
of
the
clergy
of
the
Church
In
Germany
to
become
martyrs
fct
the
truth
as
they
see
It.
Tht
names
of
such
men
as
Karl
Bat
th
and
Noemuller
shall
go
down
through
history
as
among
those
who
did
not
value
their
lives
deal
for
the
sake
of
the
truth
as
thej
believed
in
their
hearts."
"It
is
a'
glorious
thing
to
find
that
there
are
still
followers
of
Christ
who
are
ready
to
go
to
prison
and
to
Judgment,
yes,
even
to
the
executioner's
block
for
the
sake
of
their
loyalty
to
Christ.
Wc
would
expect
this
of
a
people
who
gave
the
world
a
Luther.
It
makes
us
feel
that,
were
the
Christians
of
our
own
land
put
to
the
test
there
would
be
found
many
who
would
risk
all
for
His
dear
sake.
The
Bishop
went
on
to
say
that
there
was
a
very
real
spiritual
ar-mageddon
raging.
Atheism,
pagan
ism,
false
doctrines,
selfishness
dissipation,
extravagance,
and
In
difference
have
ranged
themselves
against
the
Kingdom
of
God,
He
expressed
regret
at
the
breaking
down
of
the
League
of
Nations
and
spoke
of
the
hope
of
a
closer
union
with
the
people
of
the
United
States
so
that
the
combined
in-
people
might
be
used
"to
still
thn
war
arums."
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and
Mrs.
D.
M.
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