S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SATURDAY,
SEPT.
3rd
11
p.m.
Returns
MONDAY,
SEIT.
5th
12
p.m.
FARE
$10100
Including
Meals
and
tterth
Orchestra
and
Dancing
Make
Reservations
Early
HOSPITAL
FINANCES
Lotal
Board
Receives
Report
On
Conference
IMtween
u.'ii.
Association
ttnd
I'rovincial
Secretary
The
board
of
directors
-of
the
prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
.la
m
receipt
Of
a
report
oi
a
meeung
helti
recently
between
the
executive
committee
of
the
British
'Co-
li,.mhia
HosDital
Association
ana
Board
of
Industrial
Relations
t;he
uB
furtlier
lncrcnsed
by
the
gen-
Iffil
Increase
in
commodity
prices
is,
of
course,
a
large
item
in
(Irtish
hci'-til
operation.
I
Tht
Aef
cation
urerd
that,
from
the
standpoint
of
4he
hospitals,
the
was
a
serious
ouc.
The
Irttadtlon
delegatloh
assured
the
Mlnlstrr
Ithoy
were
not
offering
any
-ob
coitions
to
the
Hospital
Regulations
or
fthf
'Orders
Of
the
Board
of
Indus
trie
Relations
but
were
distressed
by
the
added
strain
on
hlspltal
finances
thereby
imposed.
Dr
Weir
Indicated
that,
while
he
was
lullv
annreclatlve
of
tne
pTendid
work
being
done
by
the
lal
"
EXCURSION
to
KETCHIKAN
L
i.ilv'd
to
gfve
tht
matter
consldera--fion.
Favors
Ilta'Uh
Insurahte
The
delegation
polrtted
out
further
that
the
cost
of
'hospitalization
was
a
very
'life
item
to
the
goverpmerit
and
likewise
!to
the
municipalities
but,
with
'the
Increased
demand
for
hospitdl
ac
commodatlch
and
up-to-date
'ho:
pltal
service,
this
cost
'was
'bound
to
become
a
larger
factor
and
must
be
k&umed
by
the
government
-anil
municipalities
if
the
public
was
lo
receive
adequate
hospital
service
and
if
the
present
high
standards,
were
to
be
maintained.
The
only
alternative
to
that,
the
delegation
i
pointed
out.
was
the
adoption
of
a,
H0n.
UT
m,
ft
v
v.-
i
A.
...
...
.
M
Ition
of
hospital
financing
which
Is
an
increasingly
miiicui
Itcoming
problem
owing
to
shrinkage
df
revenue
and
increase
oi
operating
I
costs.
Owln
to
the
adoption
of
-new
iGovemment
runi.i
.i
regulations
o
jn
Decern
suggested
that
'the
gdvernmentj
should
proceed
without
delay
tq
have
It
adopted
and
put
Into
force
Tne
delegation
further
"reminded
the
Minister
that
'the
British
Co-,
lumbla
Hospitals
Association
has!
enaorsed
a
policy
df
health
lnsur-)
...
.
..J,-..
t
f
ennviintlnnn'nvpr
ft
'tier
J
her
last
the
delegates
pointed
our;
...
-
,
toDr
Wetr
thit.
directly
resulting
I
d
of
years
and
-was
still
In
favon
Ithorefrom,
there
Is
an
annual
loss
of
revenue
to
the
hospitals
of
the
I
province
of
not
less
than
$102,000,
I
alter
allowing
Tor
a
small
'increase
in
revenue
from
the
same
regal-uoniln
addition
thereto,
the
del-
pointed
out
that
the
cost
lot
operation
had.
been
materially
lincreased
by
orders
put
in
effect
by
of
such
a
policy
as
a
permanent
solution
of
'the
financial
dlfflcuU
ties
confronting
the
hospitals.
At
the
same
'time
the
delegation
'ex-j
pressed
the
view
that
an
adequate.
policy
of
health
insurance-would
bo
not
only
an
'end
'to
the
-Strain
oij
fnanclal
difficulties
at
dU
'times,
confronting
the
hospitals
-but
would!
be
also
a
means
of
relief
'to
thej
l
rovinclal
and
municipal
'govern-4
.
...
W.
r
r.
'
irom
every
mail
unu
muimii
would
derive
the
'benefits
under
it.
In
summing
'up.
'the
Minister
"was.
urged
Jot,
alone
to,pfcis
for
'a:per,-j
manent
way
'Of
improving
hospital;
finances
but
the
delegation
ehdea-i
voured
to
impress
him
with
the.
need
for
immediate
financial
aid;
until
a
more
permanent
plan
cair
be
put
into
effect.
LONDON
OOLD
PRICE
LONDON.
August
10
(Canadian
Press)
Bar
gold
was
off
lc.
on
Khe
London
metal
market
yester-
hosptik
he
was
at
a
loss
to
offer
I
day.
closing
at
$34.01
per
fine
ny
ir-'intdiate
remedy
but
pro--ounce.
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
AUGUST
FURNITURE
SALE
23
Piece
Chesterfield
Sale
Price'
1-3
Piece
Chesterfield
Suit
Sale
price
Prince
Itupert,
U.
C.
Suites
Covered
in
tapestry
-In
tapestry
Thone
$85
S89-50
327
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MILK
We
Have
Grade
UA"
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
Daily
From
Our
Oivn
Herd
Delicious
Sour
Cream
50c
per
Quart
IMionc
Red
60S
For
Hotter
Dairy
Products
Dominion
Dairy
i
pn
Canadian
Pacific
!
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports-
SS.
irincess
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Friday
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
SS-
"Princess
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SS.
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Alice"
SS.
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3,
13,
24,
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17,
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7
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and
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n
t,
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C
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Oeneral
Aierit.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
80
Taxi,
'Day
or
Night,
80.
tf
Phone
112
Tdxi;
day
arid
rilfehti
Manitoba
lloney,
No.
-1,
-While,!
YonlghTs
'3
oz-.Tins,
29c.,.
at
the
Thrift
I
at
Cash
and
Carry.
terhobn's
train.
191
'Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
'returned
to
the
city
'oh
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
-Ernest
Wilding,
who
Jhas
been
on
a
'hblidtly
trip
to
Edmonton,
re
turned
to
thcclty
oh
yesterday
af
Anyone
knowing
the
whereabouts
of
MrsOscar
'Hanson,
"Second
Ave.,
is
-asked
'to
'report
to
her
'husband
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtby
arrived
in
the
city,
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
'Ottawa
to,
pay
a
visit
here
with
'her
son
and
daughter-in-law
Kir.
and
'Mrs.
A,
L.
Holtby.
Mr.
Holtby
and
two
children
met
Mrs
Holtby
at
Jasper
Park.
Miss
"Ruth
'Cdrbould
RH.
having
,
resigned
ifrom
the
hurslng
staff
df(
Prince
RUpert
Oeneral
Hospital,
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
"Vancouver
to
take
up
studies;
in
public
health
nursing
at
University
'df
British
'Columbia.
The
me'n's
floor
of
'the
Prince
'Rupert
'Oeneral
Hospital
is
particular-)
ly
busy
at
this
time
and
it
has
be-
come
riecessary
to
accomodate
pa
tients
in
the
board
room.
The
woV
men's
"floor
has
als0
been
busyi
slackening
off
somewhat,
however;
during;
the
past
'few
days.
There
lielng
no
quorum,
the
ret
-l
ular
mdhlbly
meeting
of
the
board,
of
'.directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert;
OeneraJ
Hospital
was
postponed'
from
last
night,
no
date
being
def
lents
as
'well
as
lifting
a
'burden
initely
set.
Those
showing
up
last
night
were
Wm,
Brown,
FranK'
bibb
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landry,
dlrf-tors,
.
H.
W.
Birch,
managing
sec-retary,
and
Miss
Jean
Harrison
R.
lady
superintendent.
Correspon-'
dence
was
informally
discussed
and.
progress
on
the
new
building
was'
'
-
J
4
referred
to.
Surprise
Party
Saturday
Night
bme
twenty
friends
gathered
in
a
surprise
party
Saturday
night
in
will
reside
-at
'Alert
Bay
-following
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Victoria
and
Seattle)
Announcements
XII
advertisements
In
'this
column
will
be
charged
'for
a
tiill
Jmonthnt
'35c'a
word.
11
train,
due
irom
the
o'clock,
was
reportetj
this
morning
to
be
on
'time.
KisDlox
favorite
Wildwood
Or
chestra
will
be
In
Prince
Ruper
Friday
and
Saturday
August
19
and.
20.
Admission
reasonable,
192
E.
T.
Kenney,
MIA.
for
8keena,
was
in
town
yesterday
for
a
'brief
business
"trip,
arriving
from
the
In-)
terior
on
the
afternoon's
train
and
reluming
to
Terrace
in
the
evening.'
S.
J.
Mayer
arrived
'in
the
city
She
left
home
Thursday
of
last
-on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
week.
(191)
City
Commissioner
and
Mrs.
W
3.
Alder
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
aftei
paying
a
week-end
visit
at
Terrace
as
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
L
Mcintosh,
Smithers
for
a
brief
visit
on
Ball-.
way
Brotherhood
business,
lie
re
turns
to
the
interior
this
evening.
Don't
Keen
on
Having
Constipation!
If
constipation's
got
you
down-so
you
feel
heavy,
tired
and
dopey-It's
tlmeyoU
did
something
about
it.
And
something
more
than
taking
a
physic
1
You
should
get
'
ai-tne
cause
oi
tne
iroume.
If
i
du
eat
only
the
things
most
people
do,
the
chances
are
that
a
very
simple
fact
causes
your
constipation
trott
don't
get
enough
"bulk."
And
"bullc"
doesn't
mean
I
heavy
food.
It
means
a
kind
Of
food
that
isn't
consumed
Inthe
body,
but
leaves
a
soft
"bulky"
mass
In
the
intestines
and
helps
a
bowel
movement.
If
this
is
your
trouble,
eat
crisp
crunchy
KeUoggs
All-Bran
for
breakfast
'every
day
und
drink
plenty
of
water.
All-Bran
-Is
not
only
rich
In
"bulk"-it
also
con-tains
the
natural
intestinal
tonic,
vitamin
B,.
Made
by
Kellogg
In
London,
Ontario.
Sold
by
every
grocer.
HOBEHOM
HONEYMOON
John
and
-Anne
Roosevelt
Are
Back
in
'Boston
IBOSTON',
Ttiass.,
'Aug.
:i6.
Johhfl
'-and
Anne
iRobsCvelt,
'the
nation's;,
moat
famous
honeymooners,
came,
home
yesterday-lohn
to
begln
a
business
career
in
the
adveiftlslng
denatmerit
'rff
a
orfton
'depart
ment
stdre
-and
'Anne
to
Settle
-heri
home
in
suburban
;Brboklyne.
-Their,
highly
'publicized
wedding
trip
to
Bermuda
officially
'ended
at;
-eight
o'clock
yesterday
morning
when
they
shook
hands
with
Caritain
"3.
'Roach
'
on
the
bridge
of
'the
'Can-'
ftdlan
national
Steamship
'!Lady
Drake,"
thanking
him
:fdr
&
nne
trip'
:from
Brmuda.
The
'honeymooners
were
greeted
at
id.irartritlne
by
a
score
of
newspaper
men.
'ph'dtograp'hers
and
at
the
'pier
by
'the
Uride's
mdther,
"Mrs.
P.
Haven
'Clark,
who
'Oh
June
18
6a'her'daughter,
Anne,
wed
in
one
of
theriargest
weddings
of
the
'year.
Sally
'Clark,
Ringing
and
danclng
siiter
of
Arlrte.
-whose
own
engage
merit
was
announced
yesterday,
a'li
so
came
aboard
'the
"Ldtiy
Drake"
to
gree't
her
s'iiter
and
to
'exhibit
I'her
engagement
ring
to
'her
'broth-
.er-ln-Iaw.
A
'number
of
Canadian
Na'tlonal
Steamihips
Officials
were'
on
hand
to
greet
'the
j'Robsevelts
'including
Vidtor
'.
"Eke
of
"Montreal,
tiassen-
ger
traffic
manage-r,
and
J'.iiPau'l,
Kew
Engiahd
passenger
ag'erit.
Mr.
Eke
was
'personally
thanked
'by
'Mr,
Roosevelt
rfdr
what
the
President's
son
'declared
'to
(be"
"the
'finest
trip
either
of
us
have
ever
'taken
'The
Roosevelts
salied'to
"Bermuda
from
Jfantreal
on
the
lady
Soniers
last
month.
J.
W.
McAuley,'
assistant
superln-j
)
tendent
of
the
Canadian
National
.
T
.
,
Railways
with
headquarters
V.'XOtlaJrf
t
-IG
Prince
George,
arrived
in
the
city"
;Xljlifll
llJ
on
yesteraay
aiiejnwns
uam
iium
on
oiliciai
Dusiness.
ne
reiunis.
m
Prince
George
this
evening.
The
Letter
Box
MASS
MURWEK
UNIQUE
'Editor.
Dally
News
It
so
hanDened
that
I
had
becin
reading
a
recepti
book
by
Aldous;
Huxley
on
the
.subject
of
'War-when
your
paper
of
August
11,
came
to
hand.
The
editorial
entit-,
iled
"Nature's
Methods"
impresses
luc-oif
ni-n
mo-
tvirtlfiilarlv'
the
;Mr.-and
Mrs.
Andrea
Pavlikis
Are
concludlnR
sentence.
The
killing
of
a
r
frusta
c!nni0
:
....
tionurcu
njr
mn.
r..c....,
ihuman
beings,
and
I
Uke
it
that
in,
.
the
nonor
gi
mr.
aim
ivna.
forgoing
facts
you
record
record
I
Pavlikis,
the
occasion
belng-theirr
If
you
wii
permit
SlXteenin
weaaiiig
aniuvcisuij.
The
presentations
were
made
to
the
couple
or
a
beautiful
silver
tea
service
and
a
handsome
English
china
cream
tohd
sugar
set,
the
latter
'being
the
gift
of
Mrs.
W.
J.
McCutch-
refers
to
war.
being
natures
method
of
keeping
a
proper
bal
ance.
is
not
established
by
th
me,
1
will
give
Just
one
paragraph
from;
Huxley's
book
that
ably
makes
the
point
here.
He
says,
"War
is
a
pure
ly
human
phenomenon.
The
lower;
animals
fight
duels
in
the
heat
or.
sexual
excitement
and
kill
ror
rood
eon
and
Mrs.
Tom
Caroff.
Mr.
and,and
occasionally
for
sport.
But
ir.n
n
B.PaVlikis
On'tlltlrto
tirivo
gave
a
o
lnvplv
lovely
silver
sllvpr!..
..
..,
..'
n
Mrs.
tne
activities
of
a
wolf
eating
a
tray.
Both
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Pavlikis
!sneep
or
a
'Cat
playing
with
a
responded.
Delicious
refreshments
imouse
are
n0
more
war-'like
'thaji
brought
by
the
uninvited
guest?,
thp
nptlvit!.s
of
butchers
and'
fox-
were
served
and
dancing
followed
nunters
similarity,
rights
between
until
2:30
in
me
morning.
,unerv
dogs
or
rutting
stags
are
ivTPvnr.VT
.
I
like
pot-house
quarrels
and
have
un"
0"r"":r"7
.
'
nnthine
in
common
with
war.
F
T.VC.PXI
is
masil
murder
Organ.
PHINCII
AL
OF
OF
SCHOOL
sc"1'
2ed
lncold
bl00d
gome
sodlal
In
.
-...-
sects,
it
is
true,
go
out
to
fight
in
A
-marriage
oi
mu
amles:
but
their
attacks
are
al
along
tne.
coasi
ukk
ways
directed
against
members
of
dnv
when
Miss
Maude
Barner
R.N.,
.hn.
x-r-in
is
minn
in
lady
isuperlrttendent
of
Bella
Bella
organlzln&
the
niass
murder
df
'his
ana
'aau?iuei
oi
ntx,
.
Hospital
own
specles
W'th.Ur
iBafner
-or
Vancouver,
iorm-
The
mueh
talk
of
war(
and
hear.
er
Superlntenaeni
oi
inaian
nui-(ons
Tor
-the
United
Church
dt
Citha'da,
tfas
uhlted
IJn
'marriage
to
litfv.
Trunk
A.
Arifield.
principal
0f
ing
of
the
great
number
of
ltves
lost
in
battle,
may
trend
'to
cal-louse
us
with
time;
but
may
we
never
reach
the
stage
where
we
theSnaiah
-Industrial
-scnooi
ai
tnan
ook
up6n
the
avoidable
pass
'AWrt
!Bary.
the
couple,
who
'will
imK.
0f
human
life
as
a
good.
Walv
h'a've'
hhe
hearty
congratula'tlons
;
jng
the
question
'of
war
'being
the
and
best
wishes
of
'many
'friends,
j
lesser
of
two
evils
between
which
men"
might
be
compelled
'tochoose
may
.we
allow
it
to
lump
from
the
catetmrv
of
an
evil
to
that
of
a.
virtue
A
parallel
mlcht
more
'tnily
'be
'
drawn
'between
the
natural
enemies
'of
piah
and
the
natural
'enemies
'OT
,'the
animal
world.
Man
haslprobab-ily
been
able
to
overcome
-his
-ene-'
mies
more
effectively
than
'the
anj
lmals.
but
undoubtedly
wanton
self-
tdes'trudtlon
Is
a
-vice
'over
Artileh
-Port
-Day
fflallan
'exercises
all
'but
a
complete!
Tint
annual
Thiirsda'v.
August
25.
MooSe
Ilall
Rebekah
Tea,
Annette
Fashion
Show,
Sept.
1.
.Cathedral
Christmas
Bazaar
'November
T7.
1
'E.
'EVBRANDT.
Try
a
Dally
Nev
cwssltied
a"d
vertlsement
for
belt
resulu.
Mil
II
I
VI
Bob
'Burns
'Is
Somnolent
Sontl
Writer
in
"Radio
'City
'Revels"
;l
nt
'Capitol
Theatre
'Revolving
about
tin
Ingenious
theme,
the
new
musical
comedy
hit
Radio
'City
Revels"
'comes
as
the
feature
presentation
to
the
screen
if
the
Capitol
Theatre
at
the
tlrs
jf
this
week
with
a
cast
headed
by
Sob
"Burns,
Jack.
Oakle,
-Kenny
3aker
and
Ann
Miller
in
a
-melange
if
lyrics,
laughter
and
dancing.
The
story
is,
that
of
an
Arkansas
llll
billy,
Bob
Burns,
who
yearns
tc
become
a
song
composer.
His
ef
forts
while
awake
are
hopelessly
'mateurlsh
but,
when
asleep,
he
is
able
to
write
sparkling
songs.
On
his
odd
phenomenon
the
whole
olot
of
the
.picture
hlnpes;
A
triangular
romance
develops
between
Jack
Oakle,
Baker
andAnn
Miller.
Victor
-Moore,
'
as
-
a
Tadlo'pro-
lucer;
Milton
Berle,
as
Oakie's
pianist,
and
Helen
Broderlck,
as
Ann
Miller's
acld-tongued
sister,
are
also
Involved
In
the
comedy
and
ro
mantic
phases
of
the
picture
as
are
Buster
West
-and
Melissa
-Mason,
a
novelty
danolng
pair.
Popular
songs
of
the
,
picture
in
elude
-.JtSpeakvYqu
Heart;'
"Oood
AllglAW,
nAlgCl,
Alii
iUIVil-g
t
u..
to
You,"
"Take
a
Tip
from
the
Tu
lip,"
"There's
a
New
"Moon
Over
the
Old
Mill"
and
"Swingin
in
the
Corn."
On
this
double
bill
program
is
al
so
presented
another
of
'the
popular
Jones
family
series'
"A
Trip
to
Paris."
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