July
12,
1038.
85-
"
'-
-r
.
r
sir
HtffTCitf
'Was
LEWIS'
Mk
IN
THE
HYGIENE
COURT
OF
JUSTICE
i
tf
mr
"
'
tfntif
,aaaa
t
Business
Man
Accused
of
Rheumatism
(fiefort
Mr.
Justice
Kruschcn)
Jcdci:
Have
you
anythlni
to
My,
prisoner,
before
aenUnct
ia
paated?
Phisonh.
Well,
my
lord,
1
cunt
Me
thit
rheumatiam
b
i
crime.
Jidci
la
these
enlightened
day!
all
preventable
Dines
Is
I
crime
just
aa
much
at
suicide
is.
You've
bo
right
to
hive
rbeumaUim-loweriot
your
efficiency,
spreading
Vom,
making;
yourself
a
liability
to
your
family
and
your
country,
instead
of
an
asset.
Do
you
know
that
rheumatism
costs
the
country
millions
of
weeks
of
work
a
year?
PiisoNti
But
I
couldn't
help
fettinf
rheumatism,
my
lord.
Jidce
Don't
be
so
sure!
The
common
cauws
of
rheumatism
are
constipation
and
turn
uric
add.
As
man
to
man,
cm
you
stand
there
and
UB
me
that
you
can't
prevent
these
?
Pusonu
;
Give
me
another
chance,
my
lord
I
Jtnxai
la
this
Court
of
Hygiene
don't
punish
we
reform.
You
are
released
on
probation
for
three
months,
on
condition
that
you
start
and
religiously
keep
on
taking
the
little
daily
dose.
PaisoNca:
But
but
that's
exactly
what
my
doctor
ordered
me
year
ago
I
Jcdcc:
And
you
took
no
notice.
I
Paisoxn:
Well,
my
lord,
the
expense.
.
Tenet:
Expense?
Nonsense
I
The
Kruschen
habit
costs
much
less
than
lc
a
day,
but
it
will
reform
you
'body
and
loul'.
Get
rid
of
the
poisonous
waste
matter
from
your
system,
and
you
will
be
a
new
man
keen,
cheerful,
efficient,
without
a
care
in
your
heart
or
an
ache
In
your
body.
Go
away
now
and
dont
let
me
see
you
here
again,
or
it
may
be
a
more
serious
matter.
Next
case!
KRUSCHEN
SALTS
relieve
constipation
and
rheumatism
Kruschen
is
a
combination
of
t
fc
shundant
exercise
and
fresh
trttrsl
mineral
Salts
which
r.
Vou
should
have
those
rur
body
must
get,
in
some
salts
every
day;
hence
the
las
tly,
to
keep
the
blood
pure,
J'
portance
of
the
"little
daily
tttr
taside
clean,
and
the
sys-
'TEE
0
E
TEA
doM
Every
drug
counter
sells
um
generally
toned
up.
but
which
you
Kruschen
in
25c.
45c
and
lie
bottles,
oil
get
in
Nature's
own
way
without
It'i
tht
little
daily
don
that
does
it.
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
SOLID
WALNUT
36.00
Bookcase?
-
MIRRORS-
All
sizes
and
shapes,
pritlsh
plate.
S2.00
Priced
from
.
FERN
STAND
$7.50
Walnut,
round
'
Everything
for
the
Home
Phone
775
52'
THIRD
AVENUE
J
Prince
Rupert
Vancouver-Jasper
From
any
point
en
the
Triangle
ThU,e.rm.kelt.TrUgl''T.,ur"-vU.ncover
of
the
.Altered
nater.
MO
.ulle.
through
the
mile,
of
.oine
of
Canada
,
"Inside
l'Me"
and
WOO
most
majestic
mountain..
It';
hM'
adventure.
Vancouver
U
the
gateway
to
th.
va.t
Pacific
North-neat
playground.
There
I.
a
wealth
of
entertainment
of
to
.ee
.
.
.
many
place,
awaiting
you
.
.
.
.core,
new
things
to
do.
Pl
now
for
this
fine
vacation.
Scenery!
Outdoor
.port.!
A
cruUe
on
a
"Prince"
.hip
Oay,
metro,
other
trip,
that
polita,,
Vancouver!
There
are
few
uHer
such
a
variety
of
holiday
attraction..
fort
ineW
moh
'
uMU
brth
n
mo.
St
your
n.arett
irl
htal
to
hlpj"
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e
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rwther
Information
Regarding
Reservations
.....
ilmnp
alio
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Tinru
ysc.
David
Barclay,
young
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
R.
Barclay,
who
had
i
the
misfortune
to
seriously
injure
his
eye
with
a
stick,
Is
progress
ing,
lavoramy
at
tne
Prince
ttupen
General
Hospital
and
it
Is
now
(thought
that
the
sight
will
be
saved.
i
lifi
nnni
i
From
The
Waterfront
I
As
forecast
yesterday
In
the
Dai'j
News,
official
notification
wai
made
by
the
International
Fish'
erles
Commission
last
night
ol
'July
29
at
midnight
as
the
date
for
the
closing
of
halibut
fishing
'this
season
In
Areas
No.
1
and
2
between
Cape
Spencer
and
Cali
fornia.
July
29,
one
day
later
than
last
year's
closure,
will
be
the
last
day
on
which
flshln?
will
be
per-missable.
Thereafter
boats
fishing
for
sable
or
end
In
Area
No.
2
wU
be
permitted
to
land
a
pound
ox
halibut
for
every
seven
pounds
of
tthe
other
varletes.
Lay-over
periods
jof
boats
under
the
voluntary
cur-.tatlment
plan
are
now
suspended
and
the
boats
may
leave
at
first
henceforth,
doing
their
lay-over
Derlnds
after
July
29.
Heavier
catches
have
been
made
this
year
than
last,
the
commission
states.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
cnar.
lotte,
Capt.
William
Palmer,
was
In
port
from
8
o'clock
this
morning
to
12:30
noon
southbound
aftei
n
snwlnllv
nrraneed
cruise
voyaet
I
to
Alaska.
It
Is
the
second
specla
cruise
of
this
nature
which
the
Princess
Charlotte
has
run
this
season.
Eieht
halibut
vessels
landed
catches
at
Seattle
yesterday
total
ling
127,000
pounds
as
iojiows:
Wizard,
40,000
pounds,
New
England,
8V2c
and
8'ic;
Federal,
23,-000
pounds,
Whiz.
80
and
88c:
Areo.
18.000.
Booth.
9VaC
and
7c;
Wireless,
18,000,
Sebastion,
9V8c
and
7ct
Eastern,
15,500,
Washington,
flt'.c
and
7c:
Dawn.
1,000.
wniz,
8c
and
7c;
Lane.
5,000,
BooUi,
9l4c
and
7c;
Huskle
L..
6500.
San
Juan
9'4c
and
7c.
Several
thousand
nounds
of
sablefish
and
cor
were
also
sold
at
Seattle
yesterday
at
4c
per
pound.
for
summer
herring
for
the
past
month
for
the
B.
C.
Packers
re
duction
plant
at
Port
Edward,
has
transferred
her
scene
of
operations
from
Nnrth
Island
to
Zayas
Isl
and
but
weather
conditions
have,
been
none
too
good
of
late
and
ill
is
exoected
the
vessel
will
soon
Dft.
i
......
l
withdrawn
from
tnts
line
oi
nsn-
lng.
Salmon
offal
will
now
ue
ovn
liable
for
the
Port
Edward
plant
which
has
been
In
practical
ly
continuous
operation
now
ioi
several
months.
Bringing
in
a
couple
of
passengers
from
Manson
Creek
In
the
Omineca
district
who
caught
the
steamer
Princess
Louise
before
she
sailed
for
Alaska,
a
Canadian
Airways
seaplane
arrived
here
yester-Hnv
momlne.
A
couple
of
hours'
later
It
left
on
Its
return
to
the
Corp.
Harold
Raybone,
for
sev
eral
years
skipper
or
the
local
police
boat
P.
M.
L.
8,
has
been
froncforrpri
tv
victoria
ana.
wun
Mrs.
Raybone
and
family,
expects
to
leave
this
Friday
ror
nis
new
post
In
the
south.
Phones
18
&
84
P.O.
Box
575
Stop'
In
At
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
For
a
Dish
Of
'
FROSTKJST
ICE
CREAM
"A
Delight
In
Every
Bite"
Ice
Cream
Sundaes,
Sodu,
Milk
Shakes
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
7HK
DAILY
NE77S
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
i
Mr
anA
Mr.
P
f
Sroch
fnrmpr.l
Catholic
Tea.
MrS.
McNultV'a.
41
I
pvpnlno'a
train
fnr
a
trtn
tA
Tnrnntn
and
eastern
points.
j
S.
J.
Mayer
of
Smlthers,
having
arrived
in
the
city
on
Sunday
night's
train
for
a
brief
visit
to
(town
on
railway
brotherhood
bus
iness,
ieii
oy
last
evening
s
train
on
his
return
to
the
Interior.
t
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
Is
be
running
on
time.
reported
to
Mrs.
A.
S.
Nlckerson
and
family
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
visit
In
Van
couver.
Morley
Shier,
well
known
Va.
couver
powder
man,
who
arrived
In
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
(
oh
the
Prince
John
for
Stewart.
1
AjJjMJMj.
f
1
aM
1
i
,
With
225
passengers
on
board.
Each
pad
will
kill
flies
all
daj
and
eery
day
for
three
weeks.
3
pads
in
raeh
paeket.
10
CENTS
PER
PACKET
ol
Drutfitft,
Grocen,
Crneral
Store.
W1IY
PAY
3IORE?
THE
WILSON
FLY
PAD
CO,
lUmilioo,
Oat.
Hotel
Arrivals
Koyal
James
Maxwell,
R.
J.
Hawkins
and
D.
Brown,
Vancouver;
B.
J.
Kohne,
Terrace.
Prince
Rupert
Mary
C
Welch,
Vancouver;
E
S.
Richardson,
Tlell;
Dr.
G.
Bran-
cucci,
Vancouver:
Mrs.
Philip
Weston,
Pittsfield,
Mass.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Malcolm
Oakes
and
H.
H.
Barnes
.New
York.
Central
S.
Floyd,
Vancouver;
J.
Pederson
city;
L.
Carfin,
E.
Wallace,
R.
Godfrey
and
C
Foster,
C.N.R.;
J.
Fielding,
Alberta;
D.
Morgan,
Hardj
Bay;
M.
C
Closter,
Digby
Island.
HIS
PARTING
SHOT
EPINAL.
France,
June
12:
(CP)
"It's
not
too
soon,"
said
Camllle
Charbonnier,
farm
laborer
here,
as
he
went
to
the
guillotine
convicted
of
murdering
a
policeman.
HOLIDAYS
WITH
PAY
SWANSEA,
June
12:
(CP)
Nine
thousand
South
Wales
steel
work-
ThP
w
No.
9.
Catt.
Martin
Skoe,,
ers
will
receive
a
holiday
bonus
this
...
.
t
,
t
,l.lrlMn
.
n
.....1.
mam
wA
tuMipn
nns
open
eraaEcu
ui
iiinus-year,
i
eu-uuiiai
citr.
uich
.
1
1
receive
$10
and
those
earning
less
a
sum
equivalent
to
their
pay.
Announcements
AH
advertisements
in
this
col
umn
will
be
charged,
for
a
full
'
month
at
25c
a
word.
Serenaders'
Dance,
Hall.
Monday,
July
lS.
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs,
July
28.
Oddfellows'
F.
M.
Good,
PERMANENT
WAVES
Mrs.
Crlttall
formerly
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Beauty
Parlor
of
Vancouver
will
be'
glad
to
have
you
call
at
the
Rose
Marie
Beauty
Salon
and
give
you
advice
for
your
next
Permanent
Wave.
Specializing
in
all
textures
of
hair.
For
Appointment
Phone
915
Upstairs
over
the
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
Can
You
EqualThis?
Clean,
Comfortable
Rooms
with
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Home
Cooked
Meals
Beautiful
Harbor
View,
Board
&
Room
$10
Mo.
and
Up
"All
White
Help"
KNOX
HOTEL
rn
nr
i
nrrr
UN
LUAM!
lv
of
Surf
Point
minp
loft
on
last
5th
Ave.
West,
Thursday.
U62)
Bit
Steel
Schooner
Enchantress!
Now
at
Ketcnikan
on
tier
nay
j
To
Alaska
and
Hawaii
Cant.
Charles
Kinney,
veteran
"
N
j
coast
navigator,
was
here
Satur-
Jack
Campbell
returned
to
the!
d
afternoon
aboard
the
Frin-
.r
nn
on
vActArrfav
yesterday
flftprnnnn
afternoon's
b
train
train'
1
"
-
city
following
a
trip
to
Vancouver
Mrs.
H.
A.
McLean
and
daugh-,
ter.
Miss
Margaret
McLean,
sailed
yesterday
on
the
Prince
Jonn
i?r
a
visit
at
Alice
Arm.
tew
Alice
returning
to
Victoria
j
alter
having
puoiea
tne
Dig
uu-I
fnr
yacht
Enchantress
of
Los
Angeles
along
the
British
Columbia
coast
from
Victoria
to
Ketchikan
In
the
course
of
a
cruise
which
will
extend
from
Alaska
to
Honolulu.
KETCHIKAN.
July
12.
With
its
owner.
Morgan
Adams,
president
of
the
Mortgage
Guarantee
Company
of
Los
Angeles,
and
party
of
Euests
aboard,
the
steel
schooner
Enchantress
was
here
at
the
week
end
In
the
course
of
a
cruise
to
Alaska
and
Hawaii.
Mr.
Adams
not
only
owns
the
TfnViantroce
Hnfr
hp
nnvfantpft
hpr
jHe
was
at
the
wheel
taking
his
!
turn
on
watch
during
the
roughest
I
cart
of
the
voyage
up
the
"eoast
from
Los
Aneeles
from
which
Dort:
the
palatial
scnooner
sauea.
"We
experienced
stiff
north-westerlv
weather
after
eettine
clear
!
but,
considered
on
the
whole,
It
wa&
a
good
cruise,
the
skipper
said.
The
Enchantress
Is
a
large
sailing
vessel.-She
is
136
feet
over
all
and
100
feet
at
the
waterilne,
with
i
a
27-foot
beam
and
15-foot
draft
She
is
powered
with
a
210
horse-
power
Superior
diesej.
The
tower
ing
masts
are
capable
of
carrying'
12,700
square
Ieet
of
sail.
Built
byi
Oeorge
Lawley
and
Sons,
the
famous
Massaehussetts
yacht
build
ers,
the
Enchantress
is
one
or
tne
finest
of
her
type.
She
Is
a
sister
ship
to
the
Westward'
owned
by
T.
B.
Davis
of
Cowes,
England.
Sailed
Yankee
The
sailing:
master
of
the
En
chantress.
Capt.
Ole
Gundersen,
of
international
racing
fame,
who
sailed
Gerald
Lambert's
Yankee
across
the
Atlantic
to
race
In
ti
e!
Cowes
regatta,
has
also
sailed
amone
other
notable
yachts
tte
Resolute.
Mr.
Adams,
who
was
a
commander
In
the
United
States
navy
diirJne
the
world
war.
has
been
cruising
to
Alaska
via
British
Columbia
ports
of
call,
specifically
to
fish
and
hunt.
"We
plan
to
go
as
far
north
as
Sitka
and
then
we
shall
sail
or
Honolulu.
We
expect
to
be
awaj
two
months,"
Mr.
Adams
said.
The
guests
of
Kfr.
and
Mrs
Adams
on
the
cruise
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
Schroder,
John
Scott
and
Emerson
Spear,
all
of
Los
Angeles.
Nelson
Taylor,
who
-
has
had
plenty
of
yacht
racing
experience,
is
the
navigating
officer
of
the
Enchantress.
Charles
Haupt
is
the
chief
engineer.
The
.crew
consists
of
six
men
on
deck,
two'
engineers
and
three
stewards.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICES
WINNIPEG.
July
121
(CP)
Win
nipeg
wheat
prices
advanced
2
lie
to
lc
at
the
end
of
the
week,
July
closing
at
98c.
r.ET
WORLD
HELP
LONDON,
July
12:
'(CP)--Started.
asyeatggo
tne
tuna
tq.wjpe
uuv
.mc
don
Missionary
Socie.ty
Board
has
hpen
met.
it
was
announced,
con
trlbutlons
came
from
many
parts
of
the
world.
Swains
Transfer
and
Taxi
A.
McDonald,
Prop.,
Terrace
Picnic
Parties
and
Taxi
Any
where
Special
Trips
to
Lake-else
Lake
Also
Boat
Service
on
Lake
Write
or
Wire
for
Further
Information
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nT
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